Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1892, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Oorn and Pork Divided Public Interest with Wheat Yesterday. SHORTS RECEIVED A SLIGHT WARNING ©Opening of Navigation ally No ¢ Corn Chicago—Wheat Tr Largely Lo et [ ©nicAGo, T, April 10, widea public Interest with bulge of neurly % took place in was nlmost panicky ana slid down 0c Thero was considerable stir nervous buying, Th n wh wenk, wes went off a cent in corn. Itw helpod on by some manipulation. ness In corn for some days past, ev other markets on the floor wi s duo to some Mas Left Store & Wi Corn and wheat corn. Practic n pork d todny. A Pork Wheat firim- n all warning to the shorts in May that it mizht bo safer (o get under cover. ereased from day to day ns the re coming in moderate and t no lmprovement. elnts grading showed i feeting has in- Kkent ‘The oponing of nuvization has lott pract- feally no contract corn in store here, The 1ast ten days of April huve reached and stll about the No. 2 corn has the word “new attached and 15 ruled out of the contract grade. The woeuther has been against both shipments and grading. The actlon today wan almost entirely in May a8 If afrald of sonio strong parti in New York sadd 1o bo h When the market began Avily lonk on Thne crowd acted o and corn Boyden wnd others supposed 10 be neting for Cuduhy turncd in asbuyers and sent smiller bidders, The same pa s pri at highor prices, but the market stand any heavy Hquidation ¢ from the opening price, closing May %o to 1he up compared with and July only e to Outs firmod up wit higher than iast night, althon Worthinzton sold 130,00 bu, of for the past three days have 15 hozs at the yards otton of the marKet for pork strenzth in corn whs active and ribs werc, however, and fuwrly steady ho sessign the vorlk to Wheat trading w wker s closing, advinced to th ino and yesterday's closing reached, but azain becime weuk xe ruled irro ular and b avout le lower thin yesterduy. 15 largoly local: corn, elosing long oats. 15 snid that Boyden's purchises of May ated fully knock Not could sustain it the public seliing freely and shorts buying, thus taking thelr profits, maratively quiet Shortly before the end of local vperators ralded down lowest point of the day nd declin kness zlish © upon thie ruies sold somp we v cased off 1io irreguint, Inst 11 not uight bout e Norton- It o 1 the ven the rading tho Lard The mar- nd e lower that yester- extent of tho ro Was d slose was he specnli- most Livery, und iv was somowhat, of the was cables tive offerings were also heiv: day, especiully for July « Wi Whieh hela the market down New York partics bought fairly well during the session, lko early we influenced somo by th which it was though would come in hizher on account of the cold weather in I and on tho continent yesterday nd But instead it cume inlower all around. “Fhe temporary bl very was on a decided falling off—2,240,000 Qu.—In the quantity on ocoan pussage. This Whs 1 the Dornbusch of n I at and Europ! The den more was offered. was askod and sh Tonding futures ranzea TANTICLES than offset later by a state rense in th drements of the United Kingd nd for vessel room was lighter whout to Bufalo 1 rmed Lo hive be held at I'ze to hogs. s follows: it in osti- n and GUEN [ HIGIL | LOW. | CLOSE WHEAT No, | Apeir s <08 BI%ls s (s sk £ B M TR T T pis: Bosganisy| BIN| B| e ChiN N Aprii 0l wn| e l‘mly fers AI‘ AUy | A2y June 38| 6% |dswas| 67 OATS No, o ‘ % Ny pve MESS PONK-~ Muy Juiy. 1 Lagn - May. . July. il g May _duly.! Cash quotations were as follow Frouir—Stoundy and unc zed; winter pat- ents, SLAGLI0] winter stralght, | $.40@4.20; winter seconds, §5200 25, WneaT—No. ' 2 spring whoat, S14@S1%cs No. i sprini £.0. b, ey |)v-r o 200 1., & sh WiHISKY-— Distiilcers' loaf, 4540 standard "A, Flour, barrels Whent, bushels Coru, Bushols Onts, nhels Rye, Lushels Bariey. busticis On the 'roduc murk oxcl 8 in good demund; tine western, 106 fine duiries, 15@1de. 20 @150 naha Pr Frurrs—California Riversido of 8.00: Washington navels, $.0,64 pies, £1.00; cholce lemons, #1.00 Roe: No, 2 1o 405@i1c; No. 2 white, f. 0. 20@1.32, 2@0.60: lara, por ribs, sides, (ic ted shoulders, (hoxed), 4,03 r sides, (boxed), 86,17 finished goods. per gil. granulated, 195000 | 216,00 e 50,0 00 nge today the ey uce Market, 1ges, 81, eholce ny oy Jemous, Bhlge yello b, f. 0. b., 46@55c; @03, 4% eipts and shipments today were ts fol- butter cream- +ordinary, Lgzs, steady at 4.25004.50; banunas, erated @250 eran- berrles, shipping stock, bu, B3¢ Straw- Yerries, dic gt Plorida tomatoes, $6.5007.00 ©of SIX AL 1008, 82,5000 baskots. Oalifornia cabbage, 2ge per b, Bome grown lettuce, 40¢ por doz. ®1.00 por Nobraska hand [ IRETRS £1.70051.60; ¢ potutoe: Lor cross, NS0 T5e por it Dizas, $1.75 por b Pourriy—Dresse Koy, stagie, 101 Eal now turnips, ohickons, ot 120512150, iood roil.” 116 , ETe.— green sulted hide Ridcs, Bivse: No. 1 b -0t spinach, #6 00 per bbL: Span- Hy onicns, 8150 per erato; radishos, 4 L Ianey Muscatine sweot pota- T seed sweet potitoes, $2,006 iu e utes: ons, 900 enses ; Hve fowis, #4.50@5,00 stocl, No. 1 . 2 groen sultod itod hidoes, 2 1bs, 40cdi40! No. 25 10 40 B@@itae: No. tvend onlf, § 10 15 i, te; No. venl culf, st 1bs,, 4¢3 No. l(lry flint llhllw. Se; No. 2dry tlint hides, 5. No 1 ary salted hildes. i@oe; Dare cured e por pound less thin fully cured. Sheep pelta—Green saitod, each WHears, green siltod shearillngs (short wooled arly skins), cuch 16g250; dry shearlings (short wooled early’ skins), No, 1, euch Hd100; ory snoariings (short wooled early skin). No. % ench 5o; dry nd N uskn butcher wool pelts, tual weighty 10@145¢; dry flint Nobraska Mu welght, 812 pelts, per b, dry flint Colc netual welg ht, tual welght, 8210e; dry plecos 1 welght, 7@de, Tullow und No. 1. dy@de; w No. 2 white A 4@ilie; gre greaso, yellow, de; grouse, durk, beoswax, prime, re New York Market NEW Yonuk, April 19.—FrLoui—Recelpts, 15,010 8 1,000 bugs, 28,500 bu.; exports, 203, ) bu. of futiires, 488,000 b 000 pkgsi export, murket steady und g CORN MEAL=SL WiEAT—Rocelpis i 4400 bbls, ulct; suies, spot. Dnt; V8N C@EL0 ngraged red, eru, B3, @ he Chieago, U@ [ northern, flint IKunsis per b, ace unsas ‘and rrain wool polts, per 1., notuil do butelior wool fHint Colorado Murraiu wool pelus, por [b, B12ige; dry aes na buoks, ac- e dasige so, whito H, Tallow grease, @i} old but- 16%5¢; rough tul- 10, o'y ) red, ‘.ll‘;AD No, U%es ). 2 uorthern to arel Options Were hearish carly with u de. 1'northi= No. 2 g.uuu of K@i with the wost. advancing '@ A0 docrensed unts on foreTen buying. declining %@1 rench cables and long selil At R@I4c under yesterday passage and on wenker closing weuk NG 2 red, Alull‘ o:,@Rhe, closlig 92iei | May, W3, closing Wige; Jun BOA@0155¢, " clos. ng July e, “cigaiug i st B @ie elosin Septem SR@wHe, closin; 8% Hecomior, misdaune. " 4 Rye—Dull ARLEY—Dull. ARLEY MALT=Dull sitles, 20,000 bu. at 87e. CORN—Lecelpts, 51650 bu.; exports. 5,000 bu.; sules, 40,000 bu. of futures and 148,000 bu, of ‘spor. ' Spot opeued stronger gnd closed No. " in elevator, #03axe 1y ed, 4@de; No. 8, %@ #i40. " Optlons xalned W@'se wnd oloscd tirm on westorn manipulations snd poor grading. April, 4L, closing at dho; Muy, 405 @4 olosisg a6 41ie; July, [ e, Oate—Recolpts, 141,500 bu Dui sales, 100,00 bu. of futures s orts, o h@ioe, ¢! m.m.‘ at 1,600 404,000 bu. of spot. Spot, frregular; moderate business Options, dall snd Irrezular; May, &\ @34, closing nt sie: June, Fg@Ri4e, closin at e EBEIGo, closing at ¥e: No 2 whit Wyce; spot No. 2 white, e, nixed “lll"'n, Hie@i0's0: white western, 35@ 04 HAY—Firm; shipping, 75c; g0od to cholce, Hors—Strong, fair demand; to cholce, 20@te: Pack SraARr-Duil; r MorAsses—Forelgn, dull; and quaiet Kice—Dill, steady An@otso: Jn PETROLEUM Ne o const, i _refined quiet state, common 20, ow Orleans, firm uictsteady.: united elosed at oo for May: crudo in bbis Parker’s, Bic; erude in #200: refined New York: 5.15: Philud A nnd Ialtimore, $6.05; Phil: adelphin and Baltimore fn bu 13,00, COTTOXSEED OIL--Quiet; crud bid; yellow, §1'c bid TALLOW-Quict; packing, 4X ROLIN—Quiet, steady; strained common to 800 |, $1.4¥ 1147 TURPENTINE—-Qulet, stoad @00 EGos—Firm; western, 152 receipts, 11,22 Dk 11hEs—Stendy, Inactive. Woor—Steadyi doumestio flecee, 28@35¢ pulled, B7a%: Texas, 1anie, 5 Pork—Active and firm; old mess, $0.50@ 10,005 new niess, $11,00%211,50: prime extra, #1150, Cur MeATs—Dull and easy; plokied bellies, middles, quiets short clen Opened stoady. elosed 10t 80,524 usked ar, $3.60. woak: western les. 1,100 tigrees i3 options, sules 30) tierees May ut #6,50; Jul 0.0 Auzust, . Burrer ~Moderate demand and tirr w ern dairy, ThG@iTe: western ereamery, 1064 ern factory, 120160} Moderateden Dull; American. fets lnke, $11.8) b and a 116 Tros COPPER (ud Stendy: part £14.7516.25, 0 nsked LEAv—Firn: domestie, £ s TiN—Strong; straits, #3000 asked. St. Louls Markets, Lovts, Mo, April 10.—~Frour—Firm chaneds family, $L00@310: cholee, fancy, ®LOYBLTH: extra fancy F0] ptonte, S WhEAT—Cash adyanced Te, No, 2 red sell- Inz ut Kie. Options opened ¢ off, recovered, then dropped again and eciosed e below yesterday. May closed at 8i3c; July, 8%e; August, W80, Conx'-Was slow, but_eash and May were Y, cash, $T@dilie; My d6ke: {gher; No. 2 cash, %0%4c¢ May, 30%e; Ivi—Nothing done, BauLEy—Nothing done. Brax—scarce and very little HAY—Top grades better; prairie, timothy, #11.0. I'LAX SERD—Steady: 030 N MEAL-Stendy nt $1.85, Wit Quict at #1.13 atids PROVISIONS Ponk—Standard #10,00 LATD 500300, Dty SALT MEATS-—Loose sh Tongs and cribs, #.00; shorts, more. BACON oulders, £.90; shorts, %0 BUGAR CUKED HAMS— Dull and lower. Jjobbing, RECEIPTS—Flour, 1,000 1bs.: W eorn, 26,000 bu.; 22,000 bu.: b 000 SHIPMENTS—Flour, 8,000 1bs.: Dbu.: corn, 31,000 bu.: outs, 20,000 bariey, none. 0@ 10, demand 0. oulders, £4.00: Loxed lots, 15¢ : longs and crivs, 3 heat, 23,000 bu.: bu rye, 2000 whoat, bu.i rye, none; Kansas City Markets, ICANSAS CrTY. sold at yesterds No. 2 rod, KIS i Was strong white, 46357 OATS=Werd Steady; No. 2 white, Rve—Was w Mo.. April ‘s prices; TN @%2c nske: HAY—Firm, but unchanzed. Recenrts—Wheat, 14,000 bu.i Cotton Marke New Vomx Aprilin_fusur and st B uly, $7.10: eptember, §Li8; October. #7. 80.88; December. $1.75; No. 2 mixed, No. 2 s0ld at 67, 4. —~WHEAT—Cn hard, @ s 2 mixed, 33!4¢; No. 2 H@0e; corn, 1,000 bu,; : corn, 4,000 bu.; s closed quiet April, $5.05; ): August, 8. ember, W ONLEAN April rmi mid- linz, 6 15-16e: 1ow meddiing, 57-16c; good or- dinary, 515-16c; net receipts, 4124 bales; ross roceipts, 5,000 s, 6,400; bales; stock, 1,450 bales. Live poot M Liverroor, ors offer m SLTCPOT L. lorately: receipts 000 bu., incluai UN—Quiel; cental. Recoints of Amerlcan report, 164,500 centals. PEAS 58'4d per cen Cunudian Coffee Market, NEw York, April 19.—Options 1015 point! losed sten w3, includjng L8118 “Septen December, $1L7. Spot Rio, No. New York Dry NEW YORE, April 10.—The d goods was of somewhat impre inregard to fall fabrics. Dre tinued active for orders and t nnel o buve a fair mixed western, i June, kets. April 10.—WnEAT T—Quiet; hold- of ‘whextsince ng 5,000 Amer- 4s 414d per since lust cor ntal, opened steady, 10@2 1 po April, #1900 bods Market, emand for dry ved character ess goods con- here was more ud cotton flannels. Biankets New York Exchunge Quotations, NEW Youk, Avrll 19.—(Spec Titk Bee,)-—F 5 quol Chicago, He pren ton, count; St. Louls, at y Wool Market, BosTON, Mass.. April 19.—Th wool i fuirand prices arc uncl ing grades. Traders' Tulk, CHICAGO. 111, April 19.—F, Duncan, Hollinger & O uctive and nervous murket the cntire sossion. My sola at e and closed option until 1 but closes under May, A the quantity afloat to tho cont ed Kingdom offset the bles until about hoon, when Dernbush of the total wants i 64,002,600 bushel fc United ontiuent until September Ist Weo in opend AL 8 Tu This esthato for vilue like the Dodge figures, subject Cash - wh 15 in' good for ship 1 about 1i0 price, L ure ubo future v s against 10C w will be influenc 1ho w but wheat arounc Dbefore spoir of eith crop 13 seeured, [00ks safe enou Atluntle seaboard shipments are light. Aprove shortly, we look for to and stronz. Tne buying early widely so ed, advanced from 4ie to 42 e, It lowoer d radl freights to the TS Were few ial Telezram to ted as follows: 2e to e dis- e demand for hangzed on lead- Logzan & Co. to have had un wheat durin od about §)% e The July rthe closo sold b a premiui decronso in tnent and Unit- id weaker an estimuto by aking it about Kingdom o was receiv 18 somethin Lo corrections, demund over the s0 weel uz wgood deal by | present prices, the winter or spring 1zl to buy. The This Corn uctive was good and und Muy closad at 42150, With the light movement, low inland und wceun freights, and good demand, we 100K to soo higher prices until the don I8 satise fied or receipts Increased I The d mund for outs 18 Light and uuth teilling Hoz product dull and without special wre. - July pork, 80.714; lurd, 86,27 ribs, The well informed men sty pors will solllower, but recommend purg CHICAGO, TiL, Apr Co. 10" b A MEWhortor: B wheat indicated no foar of oui abroad and us predicted | day the pulge here peiter fooilng was int was short sified by the estimate chiises of ribs. 19.—Kennett, Hopkins & arly cubles on crop anmuge advices yeste lived, ~ The from Darnbusch that European requirements from forelgn sourses up Lo Septowber 1 will not excond 5,000,00) bushels, 1 tho preseat’ liberal spply amount_enrouto. This estin under thy facts but co high o source It had influence. ders for May today und at one the premium to e over Shipping houses wore consequence of and the inrge ute 15 doubtless Mng from so considerablo tive bid- time advanced July. STOCKS AND BONDS, Deatings in the Fi Wero Reduced New Yok, April 19 The sf libited u decreased volu althoush thero was hour, the operations later in the ¢ Tho conl stoe yielded to uny marked exten In Reuding was still heavy, L while not particularly actl 1t 1n It doolin ness in the market hardly forenoon where there was the decline in the voluume of busin sponding decreaso in the pre: were| © Mour W oo Large But ter. k market ex- © ufgbusiness today; heavy run In the first galn restricted ¥ 10 very ordinary proportions. s wero the only ones which t. Tho trading but tho others, , kept pace with The feverishuess and weuk- outlustea the usual material e85 und a corre- ssure of shorts, which was accompunled with the usual frac- tional rally in prices. Western Unlon con- tinuea tobe the speclal stroog point fn the list. It feels no i ulation situation but steady uuder tue buyiug, fow strong points ou the list, o score uny material improvement. terest of the adverse spec- and its prico risos wly There were u but they falled The ud- Yances falled 1o resist the final wttack of the Dears OF rosist the stead stocks und the miaterial 1osses toward the close. The transactions in R. overshadowing us usus HOOD usBN £or S0t extremo decline fts eat pri decliue sorve the rest of the li of | The selila ot 3§ tho others foi which selling 10 check the :»uH had Srowih during the lust Weck. of “coul In those shures ading, while not. so Lo in the fore- «d even w greater proportion thun Wus folt in an rcent from lowlng, und the foellng in ch steady The genoral Mst, however. fluctuated within narrow limits and only the granzers were affected to Any marked extent. The market finally closed active and heavy though rallying at the time with prices genorally close to the lowest and 1n most enses fractionully lower than those of the day be Reading ore. 3 per cent cknwan o finul decit: Joracy Col and Delaware & 11 per cent, Krie 1y per cent, Ttock Island ent, and Distiliers and New York N Uper cent. nt bonds dull_and steady. have been entirely neglected, following are the closing quotations for ading stocks on the New York Stock ex- change today: Atehison Adnms Expross Alton, T, H Alton, T, 11, prd Ameriean Exproas . BCR &N Ohlo Mississippl Cannda Pacifi Canada Southern. . 0] Central Pacific. & Ohlo ) 18t proferred do proferred Ontario & Western o0 Tmprovem't o0 NAV..., orth Amin o 2nd preferred Bacitle Mall Chicago & Alton. rin Dec. & B Co Bk Phtstmre [ I Pullman. Palace jiudson Heading L& W Hock Isinnd’ s D& RGopf St L &S, b dstpref t Tennessen St Paul 0 Ist pr Ao preferred o 2nd pre. ¢S P Min. & Man Erlo St Paul & Omal o pr proferred Coal & Tron. Tol. & 0. Cen. prd ¢ Union Pachic U. 8. Express. Paul & Duluth Wabush 158 & Texns... .. Take Erlo & Wost a0 proferred Lake Shora 1lsvillo & Nash Loulssillo & N, A stomphis & Char.. Micaigan Contral o pr wolls W torn Unlon m. Cotton Ol lorado Co Homestake Iron Silver ontario . MILLL S, & W Quicksilver a0 preforred do preforred &St Ly 11t sutro i rrod 0L A el Pacific Mobile & Ohto astiville Cha J. Ceatral rfolk & W.pfd orthern Paciiic 1o pfd Gulr, olwe s wieh, & Wi, Wisconsin Contrs Ohleago (ias © 1818 | Load Trust... Sugar Trust . Southern Paclfic L. & U. 20 The total sulos of st gharos, neluding: At ks (mhv_ wore, h L700; Ch Dalawaro & ITud Louisville & Nashville 50; Northwostorn, 48 0; Northern Pacilic pro- ferred. 4,115 New Enzland, id.00); Rewding. 224,100; Richmond & West Point, 4 St Paul, 3¢ Uniou Pacltie, 4352 Western Union, Financlal Review, NEW York. April 10.—The Post saya: On Sate urday Wall street believed, almost to w man, that the ndoners were merely awaiting today’s opening to selze the stock market and ty it fairly out of reach. But n to take its old'lessons to heart azing spectnelo has twice been witnessed this year of the English men e hing the top wave of Wall street boom and unioading ut the highest prices of the session on the ver shoulders of Wall street professionals. - Price: attoday’s opening were ten points higher than wien London bought. Conscquently the Londoners took profits and sold from 20,000 to 40,000 shares. Our 1 rket opened shado lower and declined atonce on London's sales and the sales of disappointed trader had Dought in anticipation of the Lond; . The murket was neither collavsed nor demor- alized, but merely suflered a nutural reaction. New York Money Market, NEW Yonk, April 10.—MONEY ON CALL— Ensy at 1156 cent; inst loan, 2 per cen closed offer per cent. 1ME MEICANTILE PAPER=-$15@515 ver cont. ERLING CHANGE—Quict but_steady #1801 for sixty day IS and $L8T for” de- maund ie closing quotations on bonds® Slisrog. Ti5% Mutual Union i T80 coup. N.J. C.Int. Cert. ] um | {ig rog North. Pacitic Ists. 1 ific s of orth Pacitic 2nis.. 114 ° Fouisiana st 4. thwestern Con.. 13 wset s, 107 | Northwest'n deb s, 1074 D100 ISt L. &L MGen 5s. Kt (1 SE LK R ¢ 1100 St Paul Consols.... 12 P, C, & L 118 18 | Tex. 1 G Silg 2 | Tex. PLR.¢ il Erio2nds Unlon P MK MK & London Stock Market, [Copyrighted 1892 by Jumzs Gordon Bennatt.) April 10.—Now York Herald Cablo e I=Business generally has been far from active in the Stock exchiange t0aay. many memlers not yet having returncd to town. Consols improved 1 per cent. Indian rupees paper Is up from X 10 % per cent. With one or ‘two exceptions forelxn government sceurities closed tolerably © firm, u wood tone bein ported — on continental bours Kails have been very little dealt in and closed with rather dull tone. Prices moved only siightly fn rafl- road stocks, a small decline being estublished S wtern deferred Sheflield deferred and Cales fean railways opened strong in answer to Now York prices. Since then there in Brizhton deferred Hull, T has been u steady stream for realization of prices. The closing 1s duil. though L h o majority Cof ases pri are higher than at’ the close on Thursday. anadiun lines have been more or less de- pressed ull day and closed at their worst, deciine of from % 10 % per cent being estab- lished in Canadian Pacitic and Grand” Trunk issues. There has veen littlo demand for money today. Short louns hiave been easily obtainea at 3 per cent. The discount mark et haus also been quiet. Two and three months' bills ure quoted at from 1 to 1'g per cent, Boston » BosTON, Mass. April were the clo: Z prices on stos ton stock market today : 'he following ks on the Bos- Atehison & Topeki. il Calumet & 1lecia... 250 Hoston & Albany... 205 |Franklin’... 5 Boxton & Maine.... 176 |Ose Sl C. B, 210874 | Sunta 0 Coppor.. . Fitehb s ROk i s Flint & Pere M pfd.. 86 0 il Co! Litt Kock & FULRTS. Wil 4 1 8L KN, 2vesveens 1 Telephoiie 1x0n Storo N Ty en. rod 40 Atlonor 3'Cornow) 1 Atlant ton & Montana, bR 12| Phomson’iiuston RN nancial Noi ORLEANS, La., April 10, April 1 Clonrings, KANSAS 81,0 New Yok, April 10 balunces, $7.0 _PAls, April 19.~Throe per cont rentes, Ti%e¢ for the account, BALTOOKE, M. Crry, Mo, ~Cleurinzs, Jlearing , 8115.117,435; 03t _ April 19, — Clearings, nees, $1506,525; money, 6 per cent. LPHIA. P April 10— Clearings, Dulunces, £1,728,200; money. 4 per Meypiis, Tenn, April 10, change seliing at par; el ances G CINCINNATL, O., April 10 cont; Now York exchange, clearings, 82,274,750, LONDON, April 19.~The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bunk of England on bal- ance today is £14,000, BERLIN, April 10.~The statement of the Tm- perial Bunk of Germany shows o decrease in Bpecie of 2,580,000 murks, Louts, Mo, balunces, exchunge on New York at _BosTON, Mos New York ex- arings, bal- 51,5273 Money. 4@s pes 25WHIC prewium; ings. 81,012, \ @ por cent; loarings, $16,250.- L 113@:2 per cent; en, Colo., April 19. 18 the c.osing quol cnango today. Allegliuny ‘The following list wtions on the Mining ex- Sules, 7,240, Blg Gold Rock, Amity 13 1ronclua Argonaut. .\ 227 [ Jobn o Ballarat." 0000 %8 [Justice Bankkok ( Lexington Y Ve | 5 [May-Mazo Hates-Hunter, Bl Indian din ury Clay ¢ Wunoing Lode Whale sutton.. New York Mining Quotations. NEw Youk, April 10.—The following are the clos{ng minlig stock quotations: W Y Crown Point Moxican. opuir ... Plymoutil 01081 ... .0 |Savaye sierra Nevada... Standurd.... .. Union Con Gould & Curry Halo & Homestuke Horn silyer LIVE STOUK MAKKETS, of Cattle, cavy Kun Hogs and Sheep OMANA, April 10, days foot up 6.7 hogs and 1,151 sheep, aguinst 4,101 cattle. 6,026 hozs and & 4 sheep Monduy and Tuesday of last week Tho supply of cattio was heavier thun dealory generally were nticlpatiog. but the market held up under its 10ad remurkubly well Light recelpts at Chicago and & strovger the past two market there sod _new life Into the shippinz ano expazt trade and this in turn acted us a checkgothe boarish nclinations of the dressea beetsbuyers. Anything in the stoer line mood enough to invite the - competitlon of outside buyors sold at prices whieh compure favorabiy with those puid Mondiy, but the oversupply of the ordinnry grades e ve buyers the best of the situation, and fides shaded downward from Se 10 100, and evenmoro In some cases. Thoro were no prime eavy cattie here, hu ) 120710 10 11 cbearackold from 100 to B £1ir to g0od 1,50 ¢a 1,80)-1b. stoars sold fr 440 to FL00, With the ordinary run of Inferia 1o fair lizht grades from $400 to $4.35. There wis u good updertone to the murket and trading ‘was tolerably brisk throughout, the pens beinz fairiy Well cleared at tho close. The market for blitchers' unfl canners’ stock Wi8 N0t a8 burly us It has been and on account of the comparatively liberal supply, about twenty cars, buyars ondenvored to hamu prices a little. They met with but indifferent success and the bulk of the offerings sold in about Monday's notehes fron to, %380, With extreume sales from 81 Bulls, oxen and stags were firm {ives dull'on all but the best ut fror 50, Nothinz new was doveloped In the stocker and fe line. Tho trade was only moder- ately active with prices well maintained sales ranging from $200 to K485, with the buik at from $.00 to $.35. Ropresentative sules: STEERS, No. Av. Pr No. Av. P'r. . Av. Pr. £00 1 207 %1 6) 21 } 60 1988 60 116 60 4. 1080 300 461248 0 200144 360 401082 300 41 300 2112 36) 1003 1 .H‘v’l 3 0 1358 3 6) MIXED, COWS. 122 .80 1017 150 102) 1161 1085 122) i 1 2 iy 2 1 8 LT 1060 1140 51053 1,880 20 HEIFERS. 1. 630 22 21500 12.. 850 310 200 553 2% w B0 CALVES. o 20 400 4. 12 b 105 400 1.1 3 10 400 116 1530 1. 11340 27 1010 2 11 100 280 D0 2 151310 101310 1050 22 1 11570 1 100100 31466 201630 11810 101600 1070 1170 11740 1..2080 STAGS. 1.163) 365 OXEN. 2..1005 273 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 2 ‘. 3 310 i 2, 415 1 160 g5 5 4 9 208 4. 517 0., U5 F) 1068) 300 88 e6l 335 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS. 1 spriger.. s L8000 1 springor. ] s S0 1 sprinzer | 0 1 mitker = 00 Hoas—The supply was (he henviest in over wmonth and the quality substantially chanzed. The two days’ receibts show un in- erease compared with the s1me two days last week of 4,0) hozs. With liberal recefpis and lower markets at other potnts a decline was naturally to be ex- pected but the good shipping demand wb- sorbed more than a third of the receipts and materinlly roduced the decline. Boston wis gool buyer, alone tuking nearly 1500 hogs, while othér enstern buyers took over 1,200 he- tween the Tho local dewand was also ood, sfully from fresh meat buyers Yackers S0 ROb their fuil quota. The general market was from Heto 10e lower than’ Monduy. The hozs sold within a 20c ranze, and the sp-ead between light nnd heavy hogs wis nov more than w nie The 00d liozs, rozardless of weight, sold mostiy at #4565 to 8140 with some of the best loads and light sorts at $1.42'3 0#L45. Common and mixed hogs sold ut from $5,2215 1o # About everything sold befd ess heing moderately tive all morn! Salcs wore Tursoly at from .15 o 8140, izl 40 to $.45 The nverage of pr . against $1.41% Mondny of last week., Represen No. 7l [ [ 06 b srrrtrese ) 5 PIGS AND ROUGH, 200 [ Zhw % 300 1 i20 4 410 i SHERP—OF the elght single and double deoks recelved all but one were offered on Lhe mar- ket, and everythiug offered found a ready §8l0 WL atrong prices. Some mixed westeris WANTED COUNTIE! CHOOL DIBTRICTI WATER CQMPANIIU'.T.I R. COMPANIE pebe. N.W.HARRIS & COMPARY, Bankers, 163+168 Dearborn Stroet, CHICAGO, i6 wall Bireot, NEW YORK, 70 State 51, BOSTCN, 410 410 APRIL 1892. averaging nbout efghty b, brought &7 and some good 110-Ib. western wethers #.00. A ngle deck of common mixed natives sold for £3.35, and 4 small bunch of lambs for # 10, The demand continues active and strong at firm prices Quotations are: Falr to good natives, $.50 t0 $6.10; fair to good westerns, $1.5) to #6.00: common_and stock sheep, £.00 10 i £00d 10 chofce 40 1o %-1b, lambs, §.50 to Representative sale 20, Av. 1 Dhek I s T AWNINGS AND TENTS. HARDWARE. 108 natives, mixed. R OMAKA TENT & AWN-| WOLF BROS. & CO i 9 mixed wosterns . . &00. | proron & with 13 Wothers, westorng 1 ING COMPANY, | onte awaings, tarpn Tor LHELMY | LOBEOKA LINN,, 42 native wothers 03 Flags, hammocks. ofland | 1ins, covers of all kinds. i Dealers' hardwars and - rubber clothing. Bond | fags, banners, 01¢. Se0d | Cornar 10th and Jackaon | Mochautes' foots ¥ Ipts and Disposition of Stock, for cat'gue. 1113 Farnam | for catalogue,ius 8. 16th Streots. 1404 Douglas TRecoipts at the Unfon Stock yards, South x - ——— — — Omuhsa, Neb, for the twenty-four hours end- BAGS AND TWINES Ing at5o'clock p. m., April 10, 1802 _— —— L [ \HH R s B RECRUPTS, BEMISOMANA BAG 00 | BISHOP &GO, | —— g AT WoGR. | SUAKS [HORSESANTS | Importors and myfs four [ SEAL, maniiia | cotton CHAS. R, LEE, JOUN A, WAKEFIELD —— - . sacks, burlaps, twine. T P g cord. | 1arawooa tun w001 Cars. | Head|Cars. | Hoad. | Cars. | Head|Cars. | Hoad Ao, bo. i 8 Tt | earpets an pargust | Importet Amariawn tor S T BICYCI BOXE; . 9thand Douglss. Quiney whits liane - - - - — e —————————————— v H. 6. T0DD T \ LIQUORS, Y Saccessar 104 3! Wik . & Guta aoking Co | i "o, t‘mnn [emen W et | T —— 5 H mmond company eyclon wold on inonthy | pAcking boxes. ‘Al hove 00, | & HERSERT T wift & Co. Ny 1,010 paymen! -8 s 1n boX (ine. " A The Cudahy Packing Co PRymenta. 120 N, Iothat | tosin BOK Wne, oy Liguor morchants, 111 John b Sqnires & Co - Ly, Wholesale ltauor doalers Sperey & B BOOTS AND SHOE tors. Ladflied i, Whiia i & | — e b Yltppers and Teaders. MORSE-DOE SHOE 0D, (R Tats over o LLU AR L MILLINERY ol | ~ 61 | ywe aFeStory eoraerTith Nat Doginy stesens | —— — w20t S| We arc making clov prices 1o oath Biyers, ant ar [ - solling & clasy of goods whloh 1s very salo- C.A s""""m' J. OBERFELDER & €0, Chicago Live Stock Market, A1 With morchants. Stitiiaery. ot oaks |IMmAORters and jobbersot 0. Tl April 10.—[$pocial m to M QRLALL R wiinery. nottone Ml T Brices for Gatile wero ot ne on | KIRKENDALL, JONES & | AMERICAN HAND SEW- | —ete HOTISS lothat ™ | cracrs roiapu. 212, t s were basis of from $1.50 ED 8HOE GO, :u l‘l‘ W -Ir'mfi-rkv\»yncll Ie rw ws, heifers and shoél FubbeH = hulls, and from £452 to £0,90 for very common 5, L fubhers I18IC. to extra steers, While that was tie rnze of il MUSICAL quotations thoro was notinueh |eadig hiy ———— - — 255 0t hettar than 298 1o w00 | = ~ — . HOSPE, IR,, Duyine the btk of the W from & BREWERS. Wl et THE MEINBERG CO0., ,'.;u 45 1 k|m|ml;v ‘lvn ‘v ;v ors, i Bt Ptano \Offans, | artists 100N, 16th &t Planosy [} o BoeKer i rket WA factve, the advines T mAtorinTS, - oto. 1518 | muAe AN Mustent 1o thut has bee tabiishod within the Tast few L SIIJ:‘;.IH ! Doug las-st strumeits of all Klud (‘l:lvunlvlnrxull having frigntened intending STOL AR, TANYEH Thero was no further quotable decline n [ Sttt Omend. o oILS hogs. The marketremained woak, however. ML x S, and had o declining tendency at the close, | &, NPECTIO Y STANDARD OIL C N YT I l'tl||l~'|\\n-1'u I}M'l'l\l nml, of gool uuv.;‘m. CONFPE 1‘14 \I l{ 0IL CO. | SNOW DRD? OIL and sold principally at from $1.55 10 84,05, - - — s e though o bt of Sales wers mide carly L | VOEGELE & DINNING JORHOA. andl MBHOUME | 0 eva, b hheMng nda fow nt BT for Choiee | Meg comtoctionora and olls, nxlo grease, eto wicks, ARk for it Schos ' ghte For lignt weiehts | MK IERTRORE fhd ] fel, harmer & Toage 1 1t ghe top. thoush slizhtly higher domostlo fruits, 1110 D i o< wore rekeliod in o vory tow instaneos, | 3oward st — > Closing quotation % 0 #4070 for My OYSTERS. 5 heavy and modiu 0 #1.65 for : SRS — CARRIAGES. A.BCOTH PACKING 0O, | PLATT & GO, un easier fooling fn tho sheep | =—————— = T T T T e et i ed_moro cautiously & K0T O Ogatars, flah Oyatory. fal and calery, and were fnelimed t0 bo- bearish. but they dii | W-R.ORUMMOND &C0. oMiSIory- W Liokven: | aly 8. Wthat, “David not suceeot in crowdinz down prices to an Carriage butlders. lose Lol il appreciable extent, Sales wore slow at fron Aud patrol wagons o #1450 to 2150 for culls. und at from £5.0) 1o & speclalty, for poor to cholce grides, There wis un 18th, opp.” Court House TIRTS, BTC nally steady market for lambs et from & - Sl e S et wore: Cattio, 65021 ho CARRIAGE KING & 8IMEAD, | ROBINSON &STOKES D EILLLG L rn of ¢ 0 4 cslobrated “Bucl DI Evening Journal roports: OMAHA CARRIADE TOP | O. J. ANDERSO AT YAt eal ARG VEEATLE SPAmins celpts 1.000; shipments, y Mrfs. buggy tops, backs, SLEI8 S, Ilthat, | shirts, coats, ete, Ko to cholee steers A.T. Darby, Mgr. Tops, cushions, ete. Send for | Oniubo, L10; stockers, $2.00065.55; Cows, cushilons, ” backs, eto! | catalog. 519 8. 12thet. e e A e R Hoas—Reeeipt 00: shipments, A Tt 15thst. 3 ST = lm:.n‘m of )-m-d li!rm\;: und_closed ° PRODUCE COMMISSION. ower: rongh and_common, $4.004.2: mixed y “OKR 5 . £ and_ buckers, K154 By wia COAL, COKE, CORNIC Eatabliahed, 1875. BRANCH & 0. buteliers’ weights, 81,650 ight, §1.40G4.6. — = T i X ) WEvReca s, 8005 shipnicnis, 4000 | OMAHA COAL, GOKE & [ EAGLECORN GEWORKS | | VHITNEY &C0, frcoauce. rrums ot wit market active and steady: ewes, §150@4.50; LIME 0., S LT G i SrEe nud poultry |~ kinds, oysters. 317 ¥, wethers, 8,006,853 westerns, £,80@0.00; Llambs, | o 4 soft conl, § K. | cornice, window caps, Sth-at. Hard and oft conl, 8 . | SIS skvliania, ote. 5 Stock Market, BEi G e B 10, 112 Dodge-st. KIRSCHBRAUN & | JAS. A, CLARK & CU., S April 10, — BEEVES—Roceipts, — SING —— SONS., | Buttor, ehoowo, essn 77 hes exports und slaughters and JLOTHING. B S P poultry and gam Gase \ipments today. 00 beeves, To- T 20 Loward:! s k IOTFOW, I8 oG ves and 6.8 6 Guarters of be BLOTOHKY & COHEN, | giLMORE & RUNL, | - p - @335 per 100 1bs. \ngs. Givo us'n trial, | Mapufrs and wlojcenls g9, oheore,poul- fon morchan teceipts, 2 head: market slow; Bawples propatd by ex” [ 4iridys R aene) . $0.0067.25 per 100 1bs,; clipp press. 1115 Harney | 5 cheese and pouitry L e i Refor to Com'l Nab Bank | 120h and Howar! 101315 per 1b.; dressed Tambs dull at 1 DRY GOOD: Hoas—Receipts, 4,421 1 quiet and mod- KILPATRICK- KOSH ,M"“'" & MO CLAIN erately steady at $1.80 per 10 1bs. M.E SMITH & €O., DAY B00BE 00 Speclaltios, butter, oggs Tansas City Live Stock Marke®, Dry goods, nottons, fur- |pre goods.notlon: bt Itef. 1st Natl Kaxsas Ourv. Mow April 1—CarrieZRe. | Rsliug ooty Cornor b g0 atu s bor ] s = ceipts, 102; shipments, 1.000: the RALLLEID Gy 1ith aud Howard-st. W l“.m ORI s = ECHROEDER & G0, [ MOORE & FEMU)SN'- 8 i LE ) S ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Cash buers buttar and | frults pogliry, game s sealpism Lo e ‘oce: han dles all othor | Agents *for | My market apened @lic hash Droducs on commision, | 1iyal horse and cattle o il grades. 8.3 WOLF ELECTRICAL CO.» FEARRTHE epice, 605 N Mtk sh "SHEEP—Rce shipments, 400; the | Tilustrated eatalog freo: g SO i — murset was uctive and strong 1614 Capitol ave. GREELEY & C0., J.B. HUSE & CD. A Butter, eggs. | pouttr, 0ne syclatios: Baiter Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrupis an unes e game. hides and frult | ozas and poultey, 1L galled meaxcino for children while. teothing. FURNIT i oward/Btraok HowWary trook; pul ) 25 cents a bottle. g . OMAHA UPHOLSTER'| gEiog o unvan FuR- W. E. RIDDELL RIDDELL & m,_‘ . Wholsale butter & Buttor, chooss, o 2-106 Nicholas s:| Graco and Thirteenth 2 try und game. Wholesale only. streets. cash. 413 8. 11th-st. GROCERIES. DRUGS, Ete. PAPER D.M. STEELE £ C0., | BLAKE, BRUCE £CO0., | CARPENTER PAPER CO| KING PAPER CD. Carry o full stock of Weappiug paner.alikinds 1-1205 Jones strect, | 10th and Harney strcets, printing. wrapping o of tw Cute. 1 e OEat: Omoba. :J;‘.‘.“'fi" paper, card pu- ;‘I‘;:. ard stroot. = Tole St G e R S § GRAIN STOVE REPAIRS. F=s — £} = B— 8. A MC WHORTER, OMAHA STOVE REPAIR | 21584 of Trade. Broker WORKS, In_grain,_eto.’ Privaio Stove ropatrs aud watew wiroto N. V., Chicugo attachments for any 204 R Louts. Hhaor kove mado. 25 Do us! HATS, ETC SASH | TOYS. 7 GATECITY HAT GO |W.A. L. GIBBON&CO., | f. A, DISBROW & GO [T HotiaRoy o, nerally % 5 celebrated Gato ity o # Juldings. Branch of- | 81ui'" carriages. L9 mankind generally I aceepted lh«. golcbeatod | Gate Uity | Cndarnoy. fee, 1200 and Tzard St | Farnam Stroct Carlsbad Sprudel Salts as the stand- ard remedy for all discases arising from a disordered stomach. ITave you dyspepsia? Are you troubled with heart-burn, foul breath 2 Try these. Do it at once. Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, N, Y, SOUTH OMAHA. Union Stock Yards Cumpany SOUTIH OMAHA. Best cattle, hog und sheep market in the west COMMISSION HOUSES GEO. BURKE & FRAZIER LIVE STOCIK COMMISSION. THE LEADERS S0, WAL | ‘Write to this house Wood Brothers, for cor- rect Market Reports South Owaha—Telephone 1177, - Chicago. 3D, DADISMAN, W, . WOooD, | Managers Market reports by mall and wire cheerfully furnished upon applicution, — THE— James H. Campbell Company, Ohleago, Eastt. Louis, Kansas City, South Ouiahi, >loux City, Port Worth ny. TS Salesinn A cnil, Tallmadgo. Chleago, Cattlo Salosman Crill, Denny & Company, Live Stock Commission. Room 47 Exchange Bla'g, “S0uth onaa ST B()y r& (,Umpmy, 58 and 5 Exchange Bullding,South Omaha, Correspoudence soliclted and promptly answored Npeciul attention Lo orders 10r stockers & focde W.E. D Hog, Establishea, 1830, - - Incor, Capital Tully patd, 820,000 Waggoner Birney Company, Writo or wire us for prowpt and relable market roburis Perry Brothers & Company, Live Stock Commission. Room 51 Exchange Bullding, South Omah: Telepho 1 M, H. Hogarty & Co,, Room 31 Ex Bulldin; uth Omalia, - Jratod, 1802 Gassman & Dudley, Rooms (0 and o chiange Building. South Omuba, - Miller Brother: Butlding ange 5, Exchang South Omaha, SOUTH OMAHA BANKS. Yard Room National BANK,. —— Union Stock The only bank at the yards. Cupitsl and sur plus, $20.00. Collections krowing out of the live stock business should e sent direct to thix bank Bhippers can deposit 05 credit of thelr buwe Laak wherever located. QMAH A facturers” and Jobers” Directory 4 RUPTURK PERMANENTLY CURED O NO PAY. DETENTION IROM BUSINESS. Wk REFER YOU TO OVER 1,50) PATIENTS. Tnvestisate ourmethol. Written gunrantee to absolutely enre all kinds of RUPTURIE of I sexes, without the use of knifo or syringe, no mits ter of how long standinz, EXAMINATION FREE 'Ihc 0, |<. Miller Company; 07-508 N. Y. Lifo Building, Omahia, Neb. Ofces—Denver, Colo.; Chicazo, TllL: S, Louis, Mo : Detroit, Mich.; Mitwi koo, Wis.j Ties Moines, Tn.; Sait Luke' City, Utah; Port= Jund, Ore.: Butte, Mont. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. DrDOWN 1316 Douqlas Street, Omaha, Neb. #Xin and urnary disensos. A rocular and 18 ot cFoAting with i gra(ost sic otoncy aypbllis. stricture al et Pariio NO The eminent speclnlist regintored gradunte In mud tareh spermatorriioo ipiomns lood, seminal W one bfo 1o orilio No mortury used r. Barlles un ] Sl ome iy b Jome by eorrospo; enia’ sort by mail or express ue: Qurely pas “ate contents Intorview prefercod, gl O ot suriotly privnta. Mook (Mysieries Of Lifo) seat fros. OMUO Lours s m. 0y p. m jundays 10 8. m.10 13 w. Seud stamp foF repl IIINIIOOD RESTORED ."sre 2o o all nervous discases, such uk Momory, duche, Wakofulpess, Lost Ma Ehitly Eunts saitude, alldrains and 1088 of power of the Generatlve wuse Ly over exertion, youthful orro s, or ¢xcessive acco: opiim o stmutants which soon lead to Inirmity, Consu 11on and Insaoity. Putup e At L0 carcy in vest pocket. 81 per e il 6 or 88, With every 8 order wo aive @ written guarantee to cure DF v Pt the money. Circular frec, Address Nerve Seed Co.y Chlcugo, 1l For sale in Omaha by Sherman & MceConunell, 1513 Dodge-st, Organs in either 06 of SEWER BONDS | NOTICE T0O SELECT MATERIAL for ALS FOR PROPOS Bonled Dbids markod Proposuls Sower FOR PAVING Bonds witl Do received at tho ofiize of the o y 5 1 ! tronsurer of the elty of Omaha, Neb., upt o To the owners of Jots and I fronting ups e oo, Of the 23th duy of April, 18, Tor | on_ street huprovement districts nuuibere ko s of 408 0000) hatvar b ot i | wnd described ua tollows AROIAIARS ted Aty 1o 108 piye | SN @S M e from Harney strect 10 %) yenrs wtter daw, Tntorast 8 per cont | Bt: Mury's nyenue. AR A BayuDie aemisbunowily. Brinsls Kot Tho wiley from nd stroct 0 th interest p: ble at Kount Hros. st reet, in Paulson's addition o o “he b ar.0000 | 1 No. 45 i strect fron farnam stvet to bid price and arount Hanrney stre Oug 1t mt At B ey o | VRO S0 BN struot frow ho south lino of e o o Very G, No e izt 1E | L oppleton avenuo 1o i north e of Wool- ogrvod 10 Toject uny whdull bids. Tssued | wotrh uvenue Tnder onnredt power ot cities of the motros | | Mo 47.-Duvenport strect, fram th stre politan elass aud ord wance No. 281 approved | 10 25th sireet, in thu eity of Omahn, undagub= ENKY BOLLN Ject to assessinent for the puving and 1PN Uity Troantror. Ing of the sane. — You are hereby notified fn pursuance of or= posisls for Wtrest Wigus, dinances Nos. 18, @20 and 409 pussed nod Sealed bids will be received at the comp- | approved April 1th, 1802 to selcet und dotor- troller's oco up 1o 4 .t April 26, 1802 for | nine upon the kind of mterial to bo used in waking and placing two strect shzis at cach | paviog said lmprovement districts, on or#bos street Iutersections, givine the niwmes and | fore Muy Hth, 1802 or the city council will des numbers of streets. A certified cheek of #10 | termine said materiul to aecompany vach bid. The eity councll ro Dated at Omuha, thin19th day of April, 160% serves the Fizht Lo reject any OF il bids. P, BIRKHAUE 1 THEODORE OLSEN, Cowptroller | alShatreu of the Lowrd of Publio Works i6d- 14202