Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 5, 1892, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS | Ohicago Operators Treated to a Decided Novelty. IT WAS A BULLISH GRAIN TRADE Enarly News Was Not Very Influential and the Volume of Business Was Com= paratively Light-Oats Wero Trad d in Liberally, ©nicaao, T11, April &.—There was a decided novelty in Cnicago today—a bullish grain mar Advices of a coming blizzard, the re- ported opening of the straits of Mackinaw to navigation. o falling off of 170,000 bu. in the world's wheat and flour shipments last week and a decrease of 1,600,500 bu. In country e vators stock northwest were amon: the oauses. Local light professional speculators were quite bearlsh at the start, but were gen- close, erally found on the buying side st the New York, St Louls, the nortnwest and stronz local cluss, led the buying. Their plan was to buy freely on every weak spot; sell woderately on bu and play tho bullside at all tinies. In this way the re- actions wero so Insi-nificant that carly shorts had atnotime s chance to cover without pock eting a los. Pardridge fouzht tho market up o a cortain point whon he stoppod seiling The market sold off fye from Saturday's close but the loss was more than recovered. Th early news was not very influential and tho volumo of business was comparatively lght Cabies were quoted heavy and lower, Livers 2igd dec.dne and privite adyices arls was et lower, while all do- s were weak The wis warm and showery and favorablo for the winter whe 1 thi news concernin the prospects of the anti-option BILLIN conzress Was not reassurinz, EXDorts from Indta were reported av 76,000 bu. for List week azainst )0 for the previous week and forcizners were doing but littie at the seabourd. When shortly before i1 o'eloek the May option hiad zot down to 77%¢, thero pool showin Aaid that mestie Vesan o eradunl Lurdening process: came @ ramor that' the SUEAiLs were open, then aomessage, All this tended to make weak murket o ders were disposed t sell frec 50 Was reported Sl at t there were other sales in different the pit. from ase U Lo short timo touch The I 1ine starton s ething In tho buying led by Pardridee, Sehwartz-Dugec, Conzdon wnd others und the market bezan to harden. A riwor that the 100,00 bu. of cash wheat had oeen taken at Minneapolis for Philadciphin ani the visible supp.y showing ad se of 2000000 lncreased the strenit Later the world's shipments wero reported 4,400,000 bu., or 2,000,001 bu. less than last week, and u decrease in' conntry olevitors in the northwest during the lust weck of over L15),- 0 bu. gave the murket more strength, shorts covoring freely und sealpers bought for @ turn’ on tho bull side, niting In n ste y advance e, eased off somo and at 12 0°clock was 87 During the lust hour Primo reported ‘that wheat Is not_erowinz as vizorously s the weather would indleato that it should and 'is appurently lacking vitality. May responded with an advance to e, follow tion of ke and a steady close. I)urllnlill:fl 10,000 bu. of cash whe hard, was sold here today at 2ie t. mostly over the pricc of May and thut 110,000 bu. of the ordi- nary grade; Chieavo No. pard, had been ex- chanzed on even werms for Miy. California sent in some buying orders Lore today and New Yorkers were ereditcd with fale pur- chnses, usiness in the corn pit was of the s'immest proportions, but the feelnz was firm and yrices wound up with a sizht improvement. Fluctuations were confined 1o a rianze of e, Sowe corn that was bousht Siturday by prominent local house wis sold out at a st margin of profit. The molst and wai weather in the West wis i orominent £ Outs were traded in lberaliy. the de months seeuring more attention, vaneed froni iie 10 's¢, closing side fizur Stagnation was tho pit. The market was casier on ceipts of logs and 10e lower prices yards. Compared with last night May was off 10 . and ribs, 7e. wlegal boliduy ‘thero will rule in the provision liberal re- t the vork be no session. Tho estimited receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat, 10 cars; corn, 50 curs; oats, 15) cars hogs, 16,000, The leading futures ranzed as follows ~orEN | . | [Cros LOW WHEAT No. | April..... |8 Tiagls g | 1740 TS| | T 211281606 a2 4 H‘ 28! | < 10 121} 10 | 1025 ‘ 1 0 | 60 0 | 650 557 July. BlonT i May. _July.! 560 | quotations were as follows: - Dull wnd irregutar. WHEAT—N 2 _soring whent, sprine, 7207 2rod, Sic 8c; No. 3 CONN- Iirmers No. 2, i8%e; No. 3, yellow, 8% OAts—No. 2, 91,05 No. 2 white, 28%4@200 8 white, 205 10c. 4 0@ 20.15@ @171 short ribs, sides, ((oose), @>0g: dry salted shoulders, (hoved), ¥ clear sides, (hoxed), $5.1754a05.2), Wiisky- Distillers’ finished goods per gul., LIREY Kuaans—Unchanged; cutloaf, 8525%¢; gran- ulnted, 43¢5 standard A" 45, Pt and shipments today were s fol- lows: AWTICLES SSHIPMENTS. ¥lour, varrels 14,000 0 Wheat, b 67 00| Dushols bushiols Lushets. .. Buricy, bushe! On the I'roduce oxchange todiy the but MUTKED Wik W faney creamery . 13 tino western, “he: ordinary. H00c; fine dalr firm at 4000 New York Mark NEW YORrk, April 4—Froun coipts, 24,- 000 kizsi exports. 14 0 bbls. and 8,400 suck ma dulls’ sales, 17,000 bbls, CORN MEAL—Dul ccaipts, 113,000 bu.; export § siles, 6,465,000 bu. y parkot utures and 04, irre:ulur, quiet; 1 store and elov @9e £, 0.0, No. ¥ rod, ! No. 1 northern, A@Yiies No. No. 2 nortt: ern, @i e Optious dec! @'e on weak cables and forelan cables, advanced L@l 'yo on decreased Visibio | supply: shorts covering and forelgn buying, deelined lac on local reallz.n; closed steady ut %e up on April and A deeline on - other' months No. 2 red. April, B2 e, elosing 0t Uhe MNay, 80%@0%¢, closing at W5%e; June, 8,66 @w vlosing at mYe: July BN1@hutge, elosing atMei August, MRLGLe. closimng wi B8%,; April, 8,e, clusing ul8i7t; Deceuvor, Diyes eloing ut 13 Rye—Dull: cusy; wostern, 88@010: stocks of ruin in store and wiloat April 2, wheat, LoH.- 00 bu.i corn, 81,700 bu.: oats, 7 467,500 1y 400,100 bu. —Dull; No. Mara-Dul £ Cony-Ree bu sales. | Buot firnicr, 9140 i oley @ige 1xod. 4N03I07 N, B 4005 81 clined K@ und ciosol wouk on T, rocelpin. April, 474@4i3e, closing 419 May 46%@4%0, closing at doke: June, 41 e, closing 4] Juive W@ IGe closing at August, e HRGHRC, ovember, s e clising at 4hise; OATS — Iteceipts, 84000 bu; shipments, 900 L sales, 95,000 bu, futures and 54000 bu. spot. Spot, aull, stronger; options, firmer, quiet. May, Wi@hise, closing Bbie; No. 2 white, "April @ile: snot No, white, mixed western, $@iGe; white wostern, Hay shipping, #7.00@ good to enotee, $ROKLEN), Hors—Virn, quiet: Puclfic coust, 2136 BuaAl—Raw, qulet, firm; sales. 1600 tons to Philudeiphia on the' 1st; ‘refined, steady und quiet; refinis contrifugils. v tost. §ye. Moras-Es— Forclzn, dull; 80 test, 11%c; Ne Orleans, firw and quiot; comwon’ 10 faney, [ Rice—Firm and qu extra, 45@040: Jap ir domestle, fair to Wy PerioLeUN-Stoady, quiot: crude in bbls, Parker's, .45; Parker's In bulk, #2.90; united closed 5740 for May. COorroNsrEEd QiL=Dull; erude, e i i yellow, ow—Flrm: eity (8 for packazes) dyc. ROSIN—Stoudy. quict; strained conimon 1o 1ed shoulders, middies, Dull; wo-Lower and closed at $3.5214 bid: sales. 250 t Option sales, 170 tierces: May, Jiine.” 0.M@8: July, BHDLH, ¢ ) BUrtRr—Dull and lower: western dalry, 16@ 20c: western croumery, 10575c; wostern fao tory, H@2e: Eigin, WS@Sc SHkRsK—Quiet, frooly oifered: part skims, s, ama, 0B)140; P16 Trox—Dull; American. $1165@ 1045 COPPER—Quiet: lake, #1075 bid, #1103 asked LEAD—Duli: domestic, §1.20@1.% TiN—Strong; stralis, §10.05 bid, 20,10 asked St Loals Mark 81, 1,0 Mo, April 4.~Frovr—Weak, but unchu WitkAT- Went off a fraction carly, but im provea lyter, then fluctuated some and closed e for May und 'ye for July above Satur- dn . cush, 8ic; May closed at Bic; July, : August, Cotx—Fluctiate | within a narrow lmit and closed at Saturduy's prices. No. ¢ cash, @ Wige; May closed at 3i%e; July, @l OAts - Higher; No. @ cash, 2lpowmye; May, RYE-Steady it 0., BARLEY —ND s1les. BRAN--Dull ut 610asse. HAY=Unchanged; prairie. $3.5008.50. LEAD-Lirm; soft M.ssoari, $1.00; spelter, &4 Irax SEED=Lower; 030, Cony MEAL-Steady: $1.85, WHISKY =Quiet; $1.1 BAGGING—Unchunze, TION COTTON T1ns Unchangel; $1.20@1.9, PROVISIONS - Very dull. $10.6215 for new standara and $8.70 for Nominal: 6.0% Satt MEAT—Loose shoulders, $4.60; and eribs, $.77: shorts, £.85; boxed lots, ribs, cured longs and 05 sugar Shonlders, shorts, 0. 1r. 4,000 1bs.: w heat, 25,000 bu. & corn, 81010 b outs, 2L00) Lui rye, 100 Lu.: barley, 3007 bu SHIPMENTS—lour, 6,00 1bs.: wheat., 61,00 Dt corn, 13,000 bu.i onts, 5,000 bu.i 2,000 bui b ¥ 1,000, Omabn Produce Market, No. 1 green salte | Wides. 4243408 No. 2 green sualted hides, ¢oi No. 1 green hides, @5 to 40 1bs.. Jadtee; No. 2 green hides, 1o 401hs Culf, 810 15 1hs., ie; No. 1 int hide dry I grease, w ¥ < butter, grease. dark, wax, prime, i6es rowzh tallow, 15 Fiivirs - California Riverside oranges. § 2 Washin ton v W 5.0 cliolce vels, #) 3 choico ap- nons, £1.0); faney lemons, Vi 50 Dananas, erated, $.00@ pries. Shipp g stoek. bushel boxes, & strawberries, de au; Fiorida tomutoes, 5 .00 per erate of SIS baskets. ney Museatine sweet pota- Sweet potatoes, $2.000 Bge per (b, dn e i0e per o Nebraska hundpicked medinm, $15@1L60; Call- 1o and western tive potatoe Ib.; water 1t sninach, 8400 | per crate; radishes, per bbl; uew turnips, 500 28100 _per bu S-qt, . 1251 LhL: Spanish on] 4001 rutabagas, § perdor. Laas—General market, 11e BUTTER- A lurge proportion of the receints goat 1 cted 1ots in asmall way to the ret il tem PovrTiy—( turkeys, 1341, Guig—The market is gluttod with ducks and prices are most too demoralized to quote. Gie at S0 le. od - dressed chickens, 10@11e: ke Kansas KANSAS Crry. Moo April 4,—WnEar—The market continies dulls No. 2 hard, quoted nominally at 71172, No, 2 red, nominul, ut s2e, ConN—\Vas ste N white, L Oats—Were fir TRy &teady: No. 2 nominal at To. FLAX SEEr on the bisis of pure. Steady: sached, Gle 5 Steady; timothy, 8.00; prairie, 81.50@ ly; No. 2 mixed, 'No.2 mixed sold at24@ dy. - Weak nt 29@70¢, —Wealk ut e —Wheat, 13,000 bu.; corn, 3,000 bu,; 100 b, i S at, 400 bui corn, itish Grain Frade Review, . April 4.—The Mark Lane Expross lkly review of the British grain trade he prices of knzlish wheats show an o decline of 1d. The inquiry is limited. Foroitn wheats are also 10 lower. Low freizhts, the depressed value of silver and ex- ssive arrivals combine to enfeeble trade. Calitornia ¢ pressed for sale at dis Od. Amerie: Amcrican on the buriey Is depressods forelzn erinding barley is pressel for e, Tho prices of oals fuvor buyers: beans and peas are steady, At today's market Enzlishand foreign wheats wers offered at the provions decline. Thero were few buyers. Enghish and American lour drapped b lost 1d: corn we wssage 18 quoted at 208 Barley was neglected. Outs At 08 were well hel T was slow of sal reduction. Barley. beans and peas guict. Coltee Market, April points dow sales Yonk, 10w points Avril, 31 301250; September, setober, ¥ e i #11.90. Spot fuil, nowinai: No. 7. 814,00, 110 JANEIRO, April 2. 1irst ordinary, 11, reis per 10 ki os; gooi second, 10.600 coipts duzinz the weel, 74,500 hazs; purch: for the United States, 8,000 bagzs: shipments 1 the United States stock, 16,000 Dags Sanros, April 2.—Good average, 10. 10 kiloss receipts durinz the wec purcha Sty ags; Ship Vugs;stoc 0 30_rots Tu.00) ew York Live Stock Market. Youk. April 4.—Breves—Recely . inciuding ubears for sales market per 100 1bs, highor; native steers. Hi.10 buils and cows, j: dressed beof st at G@se per 1. Shipments today. LidsT beevos 12800 quarters of beel:tomorrow, 500 beeves 1 11 quarters of hoef. CALYEs--Keee pts, 1,20) per ib. b 06 SuEce—Leccipts 10,051 head: sheep fir lambs, 'ae per 1. lower; unshorn sheep, 6 clippeli Sheep, s@ie: unshorn bumbs, 16500 clipped Lambs, 5,550 ssod miutton firm di market e Ir O lle per Ih dressed mnbs slow at Lasile, Hoas—Ke consigned di- reet; nominally Livenroor. Apil i holders offer modery No. 1 Californ Odawis 7d per centinl; No Coux—Quict; 2red, winter, 75 413d@78 5%d. wixed wostern, 45 3d per 0d per contal. N mess, 9% per tierco, western, fing, 538 94 per BEik—Extr N ll'um( ~P'rime wes bl Larp—Prino western, is 01 per cwt. WY sods Mark NEw York, April £-The dry goods market opened vather quietly, but business improved as the day advanced. There was, however, no now activity, wants being moderate and vuyers evidently cautious, market wis unchanged in auy way and leading goods were in bt sunnly, woth defiveries stilt aifii- cult to make satlsfiuctory in not a few lines of Roods. it Cotton NEW OnrLEAns, Lo, April 4.-Quiet and steadys midaiings, 1625 10w niddhin ii-1e; good ordinary Lde. Net receipts, 4 Didles; gross, 2084 binles; oxDorts to Fran 605 bules; to the continent, 2792 bales; sule 1.4.0 bules; stoek. L00.08) bald o ';I.II Crieago, TiL, April 4. —Cou iselman & Day to Cockroll Bros.: Dullness wis the leading weterlstic of the wurkets today, It was wing to dutlness that the loexl traders drove the price of whout down ‘s on de- pressad cables, which kavo cone to be i it ter of course, and 1L wis also owine to duli- ness that they had to pay up le to cover thelr sules when the breakin: wp of the fes In the stralts of Mackinue and an active deiund for cash whea expectally fn the sprivg wheat murkets, wor wnounced. There was moderate covering of ts at the deeline and moderate selling for ceount at the close, but otherwise th sitantion remaing the s Corn anl oats were quiet with from e to e ra and both elosed from ‘5o to 'ge higher doo prospects of poor trading antl receipts beh checkod by d rouds in the country. Pro- Vislons were vxtre: Aull and the iy consistod prine Ay of chanzes from May to later futul PPork fluctuuted only S¢ und lurd and Xl‘ws Uiy 'l;‘“ !A The tone ut the close Was Casy at o stight deeiing in syumpa S joasy ut o sllght deeiine i syupatby with STOCKS AND BONDS, siderablo Activity Was Displa in pulir Lines Yesterduy. NEW YORK, April 4.—Tho stock market was still active today, especiully during the £ noon und it displayed u reeuperative power ut tho tlme to which it Lisbeen u stranger for weeks past. A large borrowing demand wis de- veloped for stocks. Indicating character of 8000, ELID 140, TUPENTINE—Qulet; steady; 8o, Ecas—Falr demand, flirmer; western, 1% Feceipts, 00 pki PORK—Dull: 0ld muss, 80.50@10.00; new wess, L0 @11.50; extra prime. 4115, Cur MEazs—-Qulct; plekled bellles, 6 plck- the selling of the past few duys and taking luto consideration the continucd case of money and the favorable advices from abroud; there was shown wore disposition by operators to buy at the oncessions wiroady, established snd ho shorts were 1 MEMPas, (1) THE OMAHA DAILY DBEi | correspondingly frightened fnto an effort to cover. This movement was especinily cons spicuous in the coulers, and the vo ume of tradinz in theso stoeks was inereased, whil were tha ¢losin ¢ brie s on stocks on the Bo 10N STOCK 11 (FRER L0 lay Atehinon & 1opoka. §iig Calumot & THecla Boston & Albaay... 235 | Frankiin the Iniprovement in thelr quotations was very | B L R o pronounced. At the sime the whiote 118t | HORIG0E Mulac. iaciiele] Kearsarm respcnded to the stimu nd prices Were | Fasiern It Rt 64 . 1334 Santa Fe Copper Tiftod to # level materisliy higher than that | Fitehbure R #.... . -8q Tamarack of Saturday. Filot & 1" Iston Lan 0. The one weak $pot In the market wis New | Fiint & 1 ton Land Co England, and that only during tho early trid= | Little Koot & FL s, ) Land Co ine, the pressute upon it being continued | Mass Central without moderation. and a large husiness | Yex: cen com N. Englants 0ld olony P Itutiand proferre done in 1t with a ek touched 0. loss of 114 per cont. The At s point. however, the shorts tock frizhit nnd coverced with such [ {1 : promptitude that the ioss was not only made | y up, but a fractionnl gain was recorded in ad- dition. Among the conlers, Delaware & | Hoston & Montin Hudson — showed the widest fluctui= | = ——— tions, 1ts extreme advance from Satur LIVE STOUK MARKETS, day's price belngz 41 per cent 1o Tl whitle Reading at 56 was up 1% per cent, after a Cattle Dall and Unchanged—Togs W very lurge amount of it had changed hands " The movements in the rest of tho mars and Lower—Sheep Firm, " were dwarfed entiroly by the fluctuntions in | OMATA, April 4.—The week opens with 1115 the stocks mentioned, but the whoio list | enttle, 1861 hozs’ and 2608 sheep on sale~a shired in this material upward movement | 1ght Supply of both cattie and hogs. There wis little snup to the market on eat tle notwithstanding the run was limived anl the trade dragzed throughout the day. Local nd despite the efforts ot the bears to azain prices down In tho late trading maters ns were the rule at the closs right through K ¥ the list. As New Enzland was the center of | houses were the chief buyers. there was little anattack durine the forenoon, Reading, after | shipping demand and prices asa rule quotably its ndvan was driven down azain liter in | unchanged from those pre ¢ Sururday the day. but the general Lst retused to | Cowsand mixed staftsold fairly steady and respond to this decline as it s well [ owinzto the menzre supply the pens wero understood that the attwok was to | cleared quite early, Canners and thin stock vl covering n oth diroetions. | of A1l Kinds w s siow throuzhout. opening advances were from ' to % per | 'Tho feeder market was badly “demoralized at prices 10¢ to even at the desline th chanzed hunds, Speealators ure pretiy w up with' stock cattic and as outsid lower on wll hoid nzs and 1 fow 1l cont,und whi e the carly pressures c shght concessfons in the st few stren st in the coalors soon chang eral arift of prices tire . o were but rkot was lifted to a matel than thit s Limited the market was exeeed of tho openit twas well and wo cpresentative sales: nindntained throv The market finaily TEES, elosed fairly active and firm at faactional ad= | No, Av., No.Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. nees in niost onses over the opening fiores | 5 oy 1324 8160 ‘The final chanzes were Invarinbly gaims, and | 5 45 b3 05 Delaware & Hndson s up 3% per cont. Suzar bl 21, por cent. Luckuwanna and Northwostern i eien g Atelison Uy and Roele Isiand and 1 Like Shore el | pir cont. i Government bonds bave been dull and 1o casior. o Tiie following are the elosing auotations for 1% the leading stoeks on the New York Stock ex- s Chango today: Atehison W] o preferred. . 110 Addanis Expross COINSY entral L0 Ao, 1 3 [Ny, CoasuinG 8 Alton, T . pfd A do preferred t Amorican Expross 117 Ohio Mississippl {1 G N s 3| do preferron 8 Canidn Pacifte 0 8 onturto & Wostarn, 10 Canada Southiern. {0 Orogon loprovem't 25 contral Pacitio. ...+ § Orokon Nav... & Clies. & Oblo 248 Orogon Trans. LTIy o 1st preferrad ie Mall proferred 157 304 2 2 @ Allon 1 G0s 2065 11 « NS i | 1 Dot itudson: ... LBy nEIFERS, del L & W..ia Istpra.* @ 0 61 2 S & GLpfa St Paul . i o inct Tennessee. Ho pref veo o I8t preferred SLL Min & M 1 2nd preferred St Paul & Ou 1 |: % o proferred i’ Tenn: Coal'& 170k Fort Wayne....., . Texas acitie. 1 Chl. & B Tol. & O.Cen. prd 2 Culon Pctie i U 5 1 50 ‘W LS G ion, o preferred " . 3 e Kinsis & Texus wella Fargo & 1.12%0 25) 1.80 800 1..70 300 ¥ To & Wikl 2t Western Unlon A LRSS B R ! S1g| Anr. Cotton Ol i | ¢ sy o A L. g Colorado Coal. k) i 285 13 3. 633 200 Loutsville & Nash 4 tomestake 14 4.9 300 2. e 310 l.l \H\‘Il\ln.! ‘ A tron :ll\'\'r. [ COLORADO CATTLE, stephis & Cliar. [ g " ontario - Lol 40 9 b Micalian Central. L 100 Quicksiiver . re| S (e - Lt MILLS & W 0| o preferred 17| 23steers. hay-fed I o preferred 10 Sutro 4 Isteer, nay-fed (... - 1080 M &St LT e 4| 51 steers, nay-fed Gaoaooe ] (o prefe LA Rieh & Wi er T 10% BEDFIEOSOR ks SRAAD i ) ShvITTAICRRIL S 855 | Ot ensro]GaNT et etr 7 sale—hardly enouzh hozs here to 1resh meat buyers and sl J. C el rust, . Oriolk & W. | Lrnst persopened the trade by paying vrices u goc Northern Pacitle rn b ¢ lower and pureh the bulk of thelr 1 5. L, & L s oat o from A0 to #05 against 160w [ Distiiers to #1.6) Saturdsy. Packers wero BRI dingly hearisn from the start and bia i S fully 1oc lower on vacking grudes at which e i o 2 bus s thoy filled thoir or. 10 butk of a T'he total sales of stocks today wer s o L A v wres, inelud Atehise Hudson, 1L30; " Erie, 21,9 suisville & Nashviflc, 11,070: Do Like ; Missou awire | go codt of 3 The market elosed slow and SHres | dull with, Lowever, alisold. Representative - | s ulest 03 Northwestern, orthern Pa- | Y 4 cifio preferced, 10,505 ew Englind, Bt i oA Reading, 124,000; St. Paul, 19,0005 Union Pa- i cifie, 10,000, 4 4 inancinl Review 4 April . —The Post says 4 cover shorts was the one 4 tenstie of toduy’s stock market. This { went began immediately after the 4 ak of Saturday. 1ts contizuance 20 433 pid_and ceneral ad e, S 04 47 arly decling was the eulmination of the 200 44 agiressive movement for lower pri To 160 4 50 use a bit of expressive Wall streev slanz, the 80 4 5) stop orders without which no bear eampalgn 200 46) can be eflective. haye now heen pretty thor= onzhly “eieaned up.” The prices then touched marked a very substantial decline from the PIGS AND BOUGH. w0 8) 400 40 410 — 415 inflated values of February and March, All this reflocts very heavy flactuations, almost whoily from professionsl sources 1t means great 1oss in many speculative quarters, but whet it especially slenifies is the shaking off of its burden by an overionded market, i 8 41 Sngep—There were fourteen double and one ingle deck of sheep received of nearly 70 haad. Only six doub s sold to locul houses, the bulis going forward. Prices on desirable natton ruled firm, Fair to zood natives at from $8.5) to 3550 fair to good westerns at from #4.00 to, ommon and <tock sheep at from §.5) 10 8.0 ; good to ghotco 43710 9 b lauibs at from #1.5) o 6. 50, New York Moncy N April sy ut | percent; last loan closed offered ut 2 per cent. PRME MERCANTILE PAPER ver cent. STERLING EXCHANGE—Qu' et but firm at $4.8615 for sixty day bills and 1,883 for demand. arket 4.—=MONEY ON CArL per cent; Recelpts and Disposltion of Stock. Roceipts at the Union Stok yrlds. Omulia, Neb., for the twenty-foi ing at 3 o'elodk p. .. April 4, 13 CEIOTS [ Hoes. | s outh hours end - TTIAG Mutual Union ¢ J. C. Int. Cert orth. Pacltle 1sts, i orth. Pacific 2uds,. 112 orthwestern Con. L5 107 83 OIS stann s cnn. new setis... 101 ). new set 5e Cars. | Head|Cars.| Head. | Cars, | Hend | Cars. | 11, Satia bl ot ol A w 0. s 1093 7 etz Puciue isis 107 stk 1% T R N 111 = i TR DeditiGs I VRS AT WOGR S L A oy 10614 *Union Owaba Packing Co....... ] 4 a5 M., K. &1 ¢ % West Shor G H Hammond conpany 0 3 Swift & Co B sit fib bl fasked e Codahs Packing ¢o 10 i3 St e John P Squires & Co SR London Stock Markot, hlpyets and fodors. L1 ) [Copyrighted 192 1y J tns Gordon Bannett.) ’ ‘ LONDON, April_4.—INew York Herald 1 = 461 Cable—Special to Tuk Beg,| business this has been an exey day in the Sto:k exchinze. s rds new edinziy quiet Funds niproved ago Live Stoek, April4.—[Special Telez Cincaco, 1 élib por cont owing 1o the great abundunce of | gy e ) —Tiie. cattio trade wWas aull oney. ndian rupeo paper 154 1o 4 pereent | ' the mirket had an uincertin tone. L AL eNLRecu RILIoS MUNB A Bt dnyithern! firm buyinz snd w ste; showu ity arity. A smail deeiine has | | feelini obtained. Some Salesmen were in- clined to quote the market a dttle stronzer for cood exttie, but the reported sales did not 150 occurred wlian) ration st and Peruviar cor- fallen sharply, no withstunding an ofiietal contradieti e e ; TS of 'the reported rovo ution. *Homo rails | Idicite sny improvencntin pricos. radiog have shown somo dezree of dullness. The | (80 P000e™ i heifors, 8.7 to £5.75 for weekly traflic statenionts of sputhern lacs | 1o8R0rs und focders, 8500 0 8,00 for dressud show Fathera lurge deercnsc. Brizhton de- | Looruna shipping stecrs and from 200 to £1.0) ferred is ¥ per cont lower and most others are | AN T AN TR TE G0 S0 poercent. American rilways have taken | goyw ungold eattle «t the close of business and declaed turn for tho better dirnz tho Tatter | [ AnSeld catue ub part of th good buyir “Ihere has been somo ont of Lome opor- afternoon, Loth on There was & drop in the vatue of hozs of 10 e 100 1bs, Siul Wrors i Now York, Money has boon in good | hor W0 bs. Sules wore ut from .4) o ¥1. demand today owinz to repayments to- the | Baat 10 ERGR BT banles, ” Short loans haye been obtained ut 14 | ) LR L IEOOT: f0 % por cont d'scount. The market has heen | GRG0 Were ¢ gy APARLL auict. "o and diréo month's DS wre quotet | T b i Rt Qe Solerusninn poo at 1y per cent. ceeplos " 70 0 April 4.--Tho followinz wero tho | eeented, from WEAT0 1o - BLE0 London stock quotations ciosinz avd p. m.: i ifctle sealping 1n cults at from $2.50 1o §1.: Consols, money X 250 | bours, stags, sows and eripples goin, Ao, necount . VP& O, I8ty Canuitlan Paciic. Erle b ao s L Tinois Cen ;| The ket elosed nbout ste iy woather hurt th; et thist the arrivals were conside nt average a.so tended to ling, There was a very pand Lut (oo averazo wias & shude Ceatral, |1 sy lvanli. L | Romalng ot 1A VER fower, Quototions were from $4.50 to #5060 for MONEY--113@2 ner cont poor Lo extra quilities, with most of the trad- ate of discount in open market for both | ing below & wmbs were: saleeble at from short and three wonthis' bills 14 por cent. [ 8.4 3 4 4 The amount of bullion gone into tho Bank DUs were:' Cattle, 16,0005 hogs, $,000; slund on Loy, £10,000, op, B.LO). - o' Evening Journal reports: wl Notes, its) lln.uv‘\, ship s, 4.0005 M 10 @ sh i CATTL riet Stondy PR 11 B )1 “le: 2 1 prime stee t8AS Cizy, Mo, Aprll 4.—Cloarings, | obore, 83 ans, #3407 cows, 10 gl o 320, L Pamis April 4—Tbreo per cent rentes | “Jioas—Recoipta 20,000 shipments, T.50: f for the account. Lot opencd stow, lower; elosed firm rough W YoiK, April 4--Clearings, #6846,885; | and common, ®AKLL0; mixed and packers, ) AGS, 000 prane heavy and butehers' weights, 4,80 11 April 4. —Clearings, #430.~ | ¥, ERDY(ODS), 100; alancos, $:10,000, Eupip—ticcoitn, G008 shinmonts, 4000 ) ki s'ow; edves, 81,0607 mixed, 8ib @ BAvrimoue, Md., April 4, — Clearings, k oW .edv L P IAMEINOIR, Mle o AREL o dym Sleatls Wothors. ' westerns, §5,0060 407 PiicAvELUIIA. Vi April 4. — Clearings, ulutices, $1,72,i108; money. d por R Alathat Kansus City Liv IKANSAS C1nv, Mo, April 4.—CATTLE-Re- Atz 0. April 4—Money, 4@ pos bod S O Aprl d—Monoy, (d@8 e | ceipts, 1000; shipuichts, §.200; choico helfers DRI M AT “,“’“"""’ $0We dlssoynti 210 1o hgher, others l~l||unl ’,‘;hl\n"d 65 PR Ty el und shipping ste sold at K. BERLIN, April £—Tho statemont of the fm= | o\ fad homers, $0@1605 slockers and periul hink of Germany shows a decrease in spoeiv of 44,24%,0.0 niarks, BosTON, Mass., April 4.—Clearings. $i8,101,- L ALISL H0: money. 2 per cent eX- ew York, Ive2ie discount. . Louts, Mo, arinzs. $14 Diluncos. §457 et at A0 cont. New York exchange, 2o premiuin, NEW ORLEAN . Avrll 4 ~Clearings, #1710, New Y exchange. commercial, per 8,000 pre ank, #1.50 yer $1,000 prei lun, NEW Y ORK, Tirk Bre] K Ohleago, 10¢ to 20e discount: Boston, 1¢ to 20 dlscount; St Louls, 25 premiuu. ., BL05G 44D, Recelptsy, 5,000; shipments, osed weak wnd Molie lower; bulk. £1.4001 Keceipts. 1,05 shipments, 1 tive and stron muttous, ¥ THE ONE OPPORTUNITY, orge Ames Exprexses Vi askis Contral Proposition, George Ames returved from New York Saturaay. As everypody kuows Mr. Ames 1s an enthusiust on Omaha's bright prospects —_— for future development. He learned then New York Mining Quotations. of the propusition submitted by the Ne- NEW Youk, April 4.—The fo'lowins are the | braska Central people. He considers itan closing mininz stock quotations: opportunity the Jike of which seldow 1s of- Rkl fered and one which must be improved. In Caledontis 151 Chollap discussing the subject be sald : pril 4. —[Sy 0 to © Wis i Mexican Ontar ir Plymouth’. sl So far as the Neoraska Central proposi Eurcka Con tion is coucerned, it seem to me that no iu- Gould & ¢ |Standard.... telligent taxpayer can see tho proposition 1u Haio & X tiuion cons. but one light and that & favorable one. We Hom biiver o s have for years been striviog to brivg iuto = Omaube several trunk Jines that aro now Boston Stock Market, from 100 to 200 wiles away from us, but BosTON, Muss, April &—The followivg j buve so far been uvable to accowplish sy definite rosults in this rogard, and now when the opportunity is so favorably presentod our plain duty is to embrace it. “Omaha is" today with referance to our present railway facilities practically sido tracked. The Northwestern crosses tho river at Blair, making { Fremont the important point of its wostern system, whilo the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney has for yoars erossod at Plattsmouth, with its real center for tho western system at Lincoln and not Omaha. The preseut covtrol of the Union Pacific now diverts a large proportion of its business that formerly came to Omaha to southenst points, and the only roads reach ing horo without any westorn extension are the St. Paul and Wabash, “Any arrangoment that can be made mak ing our city the termiui of large railway sys- tems is not only of the greatost beneiit and importance to all interests here but absolute- 1y essential in building up and making Omata the great city its vosition and re- sources warrant., We, of course, should place proper. safezuards about tho grantinz of the subsidy, but it seems to me the propo- sition mado is perfectly safo for both ourcity and county, for it is not contomplated that thoso bonds shall be delivered under two years, and in this connection the interests of tho promoters of the road and our own nre one and the same. We know the city has ot the authority to build the brided or to increase its bondod indebteduess sufiiciontly to pay onc-third tho cost of a bridge, but it must be borno in mind that the cost of the terminal facilities will bo largely in exness of that of the bridgo itself. Tho timo asked by tho Nebraska Central for tho carvying out of their project is a very short one and _cannot stand in the way of any bona fide interest whatever, and the; muist, according to their proposition, bowin work within ono year trom July 1, 1 proceed without delay to the ¢ the worl “I'ho facts are this question is of vital 1m vortance 1o every man who has a dotlar's terost in Omana. It affects all classes all conditions of men here, and £o far own observation gocs is met with favor by uimo out of every tea mea you can meet. I cannot seo any valid objection that men who havo been elected to oftice by popilar voto can urge aguinst this proposition. Tho people certainly have a right to decide upon such a matter as this themselves, They uro interested nudcertainly should have tho right to he considered intellizont eoough to act for themselves, and yet 1 was surprised to learn this morning thit oue or two conn- cilmen are opposed to the proposition. (t certainly seoms strango that every enterpri<o tending to the material advance and com- mereial growth of Omaha always finas a lit- tle clique of men iu oftico to oppose delay and finally kil it off. An honest man, a taxvayor whoso interests are here, whoso work 13 to build up and jucrease our eity’s real and ma- terial interasts can draw but one conclusion as to the motives of the men referrca to,” “1 havoe been afilicted with an affection of the throut from childhood, caused by diph- theria, and have usod various remedies, but have never found anything equal to Brown's Bronchial Troches.” -Rov. G. M. 1. Hamp ton, Piketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes, R Fatalities at Walnut HIIL, Tho old adage misfortunes never como sin- gly has been veritied to an uncommon extent, in one neighborhood on Walnut Iill this winter by a serious of fatalities and accidents which toa superstitious mind would sug gest a “hoodoo,” and cause the more nervous residents to wonder fearfully, *\Who next:” ~What next?” First was the death of a lit tle son of Dr. McClanahan, by drowningin a cistern, at his father's residence on Lowe avenue near Hamilton, A young man about , and npletion of 1 ana 5 1y 15 vears of age namod Linday was vadly burned by o broken motor wire on tiie bridge across tho Belt line_near. A little daughter of Mr. William Stein was seriously, almost fatally, burned and, while sho was lying very ill, William Stein fell, hurting bis kneo luming him bady. Dr. M Clanahan hurt himself in a ' ilar w shortly ufterward, walking with "™ e aid of cruteties, A little son of William Bush fell intoa boiler of hot water and died in a th bours. These three children resided within two blocks and were all about the samo awe. A young man named Oleson was killed on the Belt lino near his home in the same neighborhood. A man by the name of York residing in the neighborhood ~spraived s anklo badly while working in East Omaba, and on Wednosday evening last a son of 5. J. Boyd, a near neighbor of Dr. McClabahan and Mr. Stein, had a very narrow es stant’ death while ussisting & man whose team was mired down at the corner of Fortieth and Hamiton, and is nursing o vaaly cut and bruised templein consequence. NN s It Worked Wonders, Tho followingis un extract from a letter of Rev. J. W. Carter to Roy. J.'I. Mumford: “Itbas benefited my wifoso much 1 want her to continue the vse of the medicine, Taking intocousideration her age—6Y years— and the long statding of her kidney and liver troubles the Treo of Life has worked won- ders in her case,” For sale by all drugyists* "I'wo YEARS AGO. YEARS ACG T was for_some time troubled with an obstinnte RASH or KUMOR, that spread over my face and breast, 1 con- sulted physicians, and used many reme- dies without o cure At the suggestion of a friend Lused Swift's Spec completely cured me. This was two ago, and [ have had no return of the'tro ble.—13 Il WerLLs, Chesterfield, Va S. 8. 8, is the safest_and best remedy for all troubles of the Blood and Skin, 1t cures by removing the ceuse, and at tie same time builds up the gencral health. Seud for o rcatise, mailed free. SWIIT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. SbUTH OMAHA. Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMAIIA, Best eattle. ho rket In the west nd sheep by COMMIESION HOUSES Ece Live Stoc Fouth Omaha, market reporis Wood Brothers, south Omwaha—Chicago. = Telephone 1107, Murket reporis by mail and wire choerfully ished upon apitieation e Burke & Frazier, Commission = = The Leaders, Wrlte (o thiy house for —THBE— James H. Campbell Company, Chlcago, EastSt. Louls, Kansas City, South Onfalis, sloux City, Fort Worth [T e, an. « 1 e, te Sulesman Crill, Dun‘ny & Company, Live §tock Commission. Room Bouth Omaha, ango By, A D, Boyer & Cump;{;y, 58 and 50 Exchange Bulldinz,South Omaha. Correspondence solicited and promptly 5| Lattention t orders f0r stockers & fe tablshed, 1880, - - - Incorporated, s Capital fully pald, $20000. Waggoner Birncy Company, Write lable murket repoits Wire us for prompt and Perry Brothers & Company, Live Stock Commission. Room 51 Exchange Bullding, South Omaha Telephone 1 “Gassman & Dudley, | M. H, Hogarty & Co., Rooms 0 and 61, Ex-| Room 81 Excunze ehan ze Buildi Building South Omuha, - Neb[South Omuba, - Neb Miller Brothers, Hoom i, Exclinuge Bullding EBouth Omaha Room &, Racususo Buldink = o _S0Uib ONAta - SOUTH OMAHA BANKS : 3 = == Union Stock Yard National - BBANI. Tie ot the yards. Capitel and aur e Ok i fims Eruwing Ous of the dire B i hans ahonid e sont direct to tbis baok B hor can delosit £0F credlt of tuels Lomo bank whereves 1ocatod: OMAHA AWNINGS AND TEN OMAHA TENT & AWN.| WOLF BROS. & 00, INB BOMPANY. | Tonte awninzs, S, foreat'g 118 Farnag 1or entalog s 8.1 BAGS AND TWINES BEMIS OMAHA BAG 03 | BISHOP & 00 ~ BICYCLES. | BOXES, W. 0. 000, T n nthly nekl g boxe Al 0 N, 15th-at | 10810 Box ine. 1110 Donglns st D SHOE M. 0. DAXOY, Bleyeles sol sments. BOOTS A MORSE-COE SHOECD, 1101 1Howar Strat ry oorner 1t and Doaziae steasty KIn 01010 Prisas o 03 1h b1yoss anlare Lo cluss Of goo14 whioh 14 vory alo nolo with merch vt Fro: We ars selll KIRKNDALL, JONES & | AMERICAN HAND SEW- ca,, ED SHOE €0, Wh Mfrs. Agents | Boots, sloos, rubbers Boston Rubbor 8 folt goods, 14036 Har 1102, 1104: LU 1 nTnoy-wE | hos st = BREWERS, 103, SCHLITL BRE - ING 00, Offce, &, 10 and Lenvon Juln Marhover. At CONFECTIONERY. VOEGELE & DINNING Mfig Comfoctioners and s, 1100 CARRIAGES. W.R.DRUMMOND & 80, | Cartlnge butlders, 1ose wnd patrol wagons Fpcetalty. 18th, opp. Court House, CARRIAGE TOPS. OMAHA CARRIAGETOP | ~C. ). ANDERSON. A.m Darvy, e, Tops, | MErshlone ete, Rend tod cush ks, ele. | catalog. 319 8. 12thest. RO it | B ] COAL, COKE, CORNICI. OMAHA COAL, COKE & | EAGLECORN CE WORKS LIME €0, [ Mtrs. galvanizea tron Hard and soft conl. 8 K. | € ornice, window ct 4 Sl | metalic’ skyllhts, cor 16th ard Dougla L CLOTHING. GILMORE & RUHL, Manufrs and wholesalo elothiors. 10 Narney street. BLOTCHXY & COHEN, | Clothing, notion, furnish e, Kiive us o irial i by o DRY GOODSs. KILPATRIDK- K031 DAY 0003 €0, Dry goods.notions, gent's furnishing goods. Cg 1th mnd Howard st M. E SKITH & CO., Dry goods, notlons, fur- | nishing goods. Corner | T and Howard-sts, BLECTRICAL SUPPLIES ViCLF ELECTRICAL CC.» Itustrated cataloz free: 1511 Capitol ay. BEEBE & RUNYAN FUR- HITURE €0, Grace and Thirteenth streets. Z GROCERIES. | DRUGS, te. 0. M. STEELE & €D., 3 & 00, 10th ana Harney streets, Omab. BLAKE, BR 1201-1205 Omaha, Jones street, | GRAIN. Manufucturers” and Jobbers” Directory 1 / HARDWARL, RECTOR & WILHELMY LOBECK & LINN, co., Dealors’ hardwars and Corner 10th and Jaekson | mechanies' tool Streots. 101 Douglas Street. LUMBER. JOYN A, WAREFIELD LIQUORS, FRICK & HER3ERT, - - ILER & 3., Lignor worciiants, 112 arhoyoat. Mres: Ko nedy's s india e WEHSEIE e — E—— MILLINERY C. A STONEHILY, \ J. OBERFELDER & 00, Millinery. nottons.cloaks | R ners: notions Sat et VSRR | Gt D R 1thst — e MUSICAT A HOSE, 7., | THE mEINBERG co., rianos organs, artists (100N, 10th St Plano materinls, - ete. 1518 feand musien] ne e ! 8 st | ruments of all kinde 3 _— OILS. CONSOLIDATED TANK | SNON DRIPOIL OF WICKS, ASQ YOUE gro s ron cor for 1t - OYSTERS ABONTHPACKING €D, | PLATT & 62, "“k;"‘ Ao '“h;rn, flah Oystors, sl and ¢ lery, _—— OVERALLS, SITIRTS, C. KING & SIMEAD, | ROBINSON -\STflIiESBIi Mira of “K & §% pants, | MIFs colobrated “iucks shirts und overails,ctel | 8Kl overalls, pants, (IR shirts, conts, et Omal PRODUCE COMMISSION. Established, 1875, BRANCH & GO,, WHITNEY & 00, . 1thest. | East KIRSCHBRAUNZ | JAS. A, GLARK & €O, SONS., | Butter, choore, czen poultry aad gama. 17 South lith Strook. Butter, eggs an1 poultry Howard-st, 7). AL RYDER & g0, 0. PEBAY, N\ poul- mission merchant, ey hikdes nnd g 1215 Hownrd stroet. Refer to Com | Nut. Bank me. T enge, nouliry 0 Howard st MULLIN & MC CLAIN Spectaltios, butte ese, poultry, ete No S.1Heh, Kef. st Natl SCHRUEDER & €O, MCOR: & FERGUSON, x Butter, ozgs, cheeve. Cash b truitly poudivy, ' cumo, Awe for | Nyers horse and cattlo 05 S 1N st 428N, T St spce. GRFELEY & CO., 1.8, HUSE % 0D, or, cugs, powliry, [Our mpociiitias: Buttar 1 aa? an e Sk Totiten 1o iwara Brreor. " | SHETunt sttt W.ERIDDELL | minpaLt & co., Wholsulo butter & ozes | Butte s, caga, Buys and sells for | vewd . frults,pouls try wnd 4158, 11thest. S PAPER. CARPENTER PAPER CO Carry n full stock of KING PAPER CD. Wrapping paper. nll kinds printing, winpplog and | 9f (wines cte. 1404 [ ;MC WHORTER, 216 Ba of Trade. Broker in wrain, ete. Priva'e wire to N. Y., Chlcugo and =L Louls. HATS, ETC. 7GAATVE I;TY HAT ©O | W.A.L GIBBON &0, aps, strnw £00ds, s, nitteRs. OWnen s celebrated Gate Clty bat. 11ih and Harney. | Ilats, caps, straw god Rloves, wittens. and Larney 1318 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. jotaliat fn neryous, chronie pogistered Kradunte in meceine, as dipiomas i , spermatorrhocs, (o8 munhood, se Cgleet, vurlcocolo,cte. No mertury usel. oy Do (FoAte | A home by ourrosponience. Y packad, no na-ks o indicate contents Or sen e Commoryundeneo suletly wrivate. iaae (3l undays 10 8. .10 13 m. Bend stawp 107 replys The eminent OK_OLD caused by NEFRORK AND AFTER USK, Ith and the ness can be restored to p We give & written Fvory MAN who would 18 und tho 3 hould copy Eutirely ¥ree, i ond_the marvelc CALTHOS ozal gnarantoe ) RTOI Diacharies cony it and RESTOI Use it and pay i/ satisfed. Adirens. VON MOHL. CO, Hale American Agents, (4 INDIAN DEPREDATION CLAIMS Fersons who haye hoald e the ost property from Indinn riands sho! clabis under the Indian Depro tution Act of Mar:h 4 18 L The tinelis Vited, wn | the elalis aro taken up by the Lo tng order n which thoy are re:oived, Tak : Notice thata!l contracts entereld into with attorneys pror to tha Ast ars mals pull and void, Information given and all promptly attended to by the BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS. %20 Kiee Building. clal OMAHA, NEBRASKA §#TIis Burean fs guaraoteol ly the private. ‘ertifiontes sholr. Now treatmient 1or 10«3 of situl p. Every MAN can ba S§TRONG wid VIG- OROUS inall respecty by using SPANISH NERVINE, the great Spanish Remedy, Herin FAILING MANHOOD, nixhtlyc prostration, caus:d by the use of opiu fulness, meital depression, loss of power in_either ses sarantee witli 6 hoxes to cure an; For sale in Omaha bv Snow, Lund & Co. i L /oo ! wrilo fo THE ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, K. Yo Oniabia Bee, tne Ploneer Press uud the Sio Frapeiseo Exawiuer. i [attasiuchSRSe = SASH TOYS, M. A. DISBROW & CO. | | . HARDY S 0O, Toys. ol nibums, Manufecturers of sash | o5V 0 H LG T doors. biinde and [ R EORE N Moulings. lraneh of- | Bl ki, Tie e, 12th and Tenraste. | ‘Hhens CATIE A roznlar ana blood, skin and unnary disei I 8t treatini wiih U yo 8/ philis. strivture sor, Dartl instruments sent b il Il \nterview proterred Oty Lours Y8 . WY p. e nesx. nishit losses, impoten A 1ine Ono 'y les of Lito) sout froe. YOUNG MEN fion NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST or nvulsions, nervous co or alcoliol, wake: Wabuse and over indulgence or sy [CEsonal we NOBLY, VITALITY OF STRONG MEN, case of refund (he moncy, 4 9 box; 6 Loxes §3 W the GIRAND TRUTIIS, the Plain Facts, the Yiscoveries of Medical 0 08 applicd to our wonderful 1ttle hook, culled i any earnest mun wo will il o A COVET, A TOLuR0 Trom e uacks plain i YOURSELF! k your Druggist for & twle of biig 6. The only 4y reinedy for all the uunatural dischurges and private diseescs of et Qebilitating wenkness to women. It curcs i n few daga without the aid oF publieity of a doctor. 'The Universil Arierican Cure Manufactured by — i3 QU “Others in conparison aro tlow GF DEAV. If eufferiog try wopD's PLASTER, . £ s d Pen tes,