Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 25, 1892, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY B¥E: MONDAY APRIL_25 1802 MUCH SHORT STOCK SOLD Even a Good Bank Statement Did Not Save Those Interests. MORE SAVIOURS FOR THE UNION PACIFIC Bpeculators Agree That the Gould-Sage- Clark Management Must Give Way at the Approaching Annual Elees ton—Review of the Situation, Nrew Yonk, April 24.—([Special Telegram to Tur Bre.|—The market closed weak Sat- urday. The bank statement was good, but that did not help it. Selling preponderated and while a good deal must have been short stock, here and there unmistakable evidence appeared that long stock was coming out. A good many buyers on margin were tired waiting for profits they did not see and when the market was hammered on the gold ship- ments they were scarcd and soid out. It might have been some relisf from a namby- pamby state of things to have o slaughtering raid by tho bears, 3 “There is plenty of ‘excitement when nine or ton leading stocks are veing smashed at the samo time, the crowd of littlo stocks drop off whole poitts at each guotation, the volumo of sales swells up as the excitoment grows, brokers shout themsclves honrse trying to cxecute orders, frightencd bank managers hastily call loans and everybody wonders if the bottom is going to drop out of things just as the big operators, who have ongineercd the movement, rusb in their buging oraers and send up prices With & bouud, Money Is Too Cheap. But in the present coudition 8 thero is not much chance of enjoyiug a cir- cus Iiko this, Money Is too cheap. The Union Trust company has just reduced its rate on deposits from 2'5 to | per cent. You can have o duil markct, with certain stocks dropping because of speciaily unfavorablo conditions affecting the propertics, as in the caso of the Atchison ana Northern PPacific at this time: but whilo banks are soliciting customers to borrow money, even tho spring gold shipments are good only for temporary and small depressions. The selling of the last week may continue for a day or two and of things knock the market down & little more, but it does not seem pos- sible’ the movement can go far. "The trading is merely professional and the growth of the short interest soon established & basis for a rally. 1t will help tho bear side of speculation that wo sball send out more gold this week. This merchandise export has been sold against for a month or more, and the amount of new commercial buls being made is comparatively small. So if London continue a seller of our securities this week the gold export may be consider- able. 1fit becomes a bager it will bu small. So far this year we have sent out about $14,000,000, Which is below tho average for the season. It was a great disappointment to the bul that London failed to comoe strong Tuesday motniag, after the holidays; in other words, that instead of following the lead given Lere and buying it took advantago of a higher range to unlond on. Tho traders promptly ook the bear side of the market on this dis- covery, and stocks were quickly thrown over. Rumors of o Reading Strike, Bear news at once sprang up in_plenty. The action of the Penusylvania road in re- ducing coal tolls was accepted as meani; coul rute war, as incidentally a great st on the Readiug road was asserted to bo im- penaing. Neither. has materialized up to this time, but the coal stocks had most of the se of tho previous week speedily knocked off their pins. It is the easiest thing in the world to swing Reading between 50 and 60— hatis, casy for the insiders, nnd they seem 10 find their profit in doing it. Tho nction of the Pennsylvania certainly has a dountful look, and that the company is dissatisfied with 1ts old time rival in branch- ing out is notorious, but it is oxtremely «doubtful if the Pennsylvania managers are Roing to do anything which would seriously diminish the revenues derived from un im- portant branch of their own business, which & coal rate war would certainly do. Butif the Pennsylvania and Reading companies really did get into a fight it would be a battle of giants. This 1s unlikely, howaver, Thero 1s a moro genuine bear outlook in certain parts of the west, where some of the roads are likely to muke a comparatively poor show of carnings 1n the next two or threo mouths. It is probably due to a kiowledgo of this ihat the Atchison securities continue 1o dribbic on the market. The income bonds, It is said, will possibly got balf the full in terest this yoar and 21 per cent on a bond. Belling at 50 is only 5 per cent on par, whilo the quotation is now between 56 and 57. Flive por cent on a security of doubtful qual- ity is not much 10 get for one's woney. As to Northern Pacific, it 15 pointed out that this stock bas distinguished itself by work- Ing down through a strong market to near the lowest point it sold in the Baring panic, u pretty good proof that there is something wroug luside. Villard Talked Bearish, Mr. Viilard cannot be accused of persuad- fng people to buy it. He has talked - bearish for months, predicting the most direful con- sequnces toall railrosd property from the iver legislation, which is as good a stick to beat & dog with as any other. Doubtless Northern Pacitic would have been just whero itis if theve never bad been any silver legis- lation. There are various rumors about Union Pa- citic. The annual election is impending and another completo chango of manugement 15 in contemplation. When the Gould-Sage- Clark management came in a year or so ago, AL was o save the property from the Adams management. Now it is to be eaved from the Gould management. Who will be the nexu purty of saviours, and how long will it be bofore it will be necessary for them to come upon the scene! 'the stock is down low enough for any change o benefit it, out it has sold lower and muy agoin, The process of differertiation, which is steadily taking some stocks down and as steadily convoying others up, shows that the market is o natural one. Quotations are cor- responding to the nctual conditions of the properties, Itis natural that sound divigend- paying securities should soll high at a time when money is piliug up and intorest rates aro going down. It is natural also that bankrupt properties should sell on a receiver- ship basis, Lake Shore maintains itself easily above 130, Manhattan holds above 120, Northwestern finds buyers whenever Iv goes below 120, and Richmond Terminal at 10, Union Pacific at 45 or North American at 15 cannot be called romarkably cheap. As re- spocts Manhattan and Wostern Union tho question whether they will rise is chicfly a (glellloll whether Mr. Gould is willing to” let them. The growth of the earnings of tho elevated road system is large and constant, amply seouriug the O per cent dividend now paid, and giviog promise of imcre Western Unlon's Prospects, ‘We have a present presidential campaign comung ou, and that means for Westorn Union an enormous 1ncrease in business, It has no rival to divide the business with. But over ull there is the feer of what Mr. Gould may do. The bettor classes of the industrial wud gas properties seemed destined to ad- vance under the influence of easy money, for the dividends tuoy pay are largely relatively 10 the prices at which the stocks are selling 40 the market. Among the trunk live stocks the only one which looks cheap now is our old time Erie, and even that just at present is not in favor because of fears tuat tho poor health of President King will compel him 10 retire, There was talk some time ago of & bull pull in Ere, but 41 ever the project was seriously entertalned it has beon given up. Doubtless the pro- iocuu-l were a little disappointed in the earn- ngs. A sortof Krie common among the «coalers is the leading deferred bonds quoted out 20. They have been acting curiously lately as if some interest was accumulating them, They used to bo beld 1 London, but since the coal deal 8 censiderale amount bas been sent over here. That sore spot in the market—Richmond 'ferminal—appears to be a trifle better, The ompavy has the bulk of the Terminal securities safely lodgea in the trust corapany, which gives them @ goed lever to work with, FOREIGN FINANCIAL REVIEW, There Was no Change in Discouns Kutes Durlng the Past Week. Loxpoy, April 24.—There is no change in Qlscount retes during the past weok aud nothing occurred to break the ease of the money market. With a reserve of over £15,000,000 balance of gold coming from America only the traditional objection to fre- quent changes prevented the Bank of Eng- land from reducing its rate to 2 per cent. The amount of the loan which the Tndia council contemplates issuing is £1,800,000, not £5,000,000 as reported on Friday. It is now believed that the loan is for railivay pur- poses, the India wovernment seeming to have no relish for doubtful speculation for a rise in silver. The complaints rife on the Stock exchanee of an unusual dearth of busi- ness and of money dia not tempt speculation, The only scourities fairly firm were those of the highest class for investment. English securities were depressed, Foreigners were irregular. Spanish and Portuguese wore wealt, but the latter rose one }"“"" on favor. abla reports of the progress of the conver- sion. Venezuelan and Brazilian securities were wenk, the former on account of the revolu tion, and tha latter on account of the secos s10n of the state of Mattamoras, which it is feared, will lead to its aunexation by the Argentina, South American securitics gen- ¢ aro of & more hopeful tone, and good for parcels of securities held by the #s and Murrettas had been directod. In addition there was a slight boom in South African mining securities, aftor hur- ried solling to snatch profits from the New York advancing, prices of American railway securities were beaten down, owing to the rennsylvania cutting and fenrs of oxtensive gold exportation from New York. The oniy favorable featuro was tho strength of the Union Pacific, based on the assertion that Mr. Gould had withdrawn from the control of the road. Variations for tho week in prices of American railway socurities ircludo the following increases: Lake Shoce, 115 per cent. Decreases: Northern Pacific, 114 ver cent; Denver & Rio Grande fivst consolidated ' mortgage, 1 per cent; New York, Pennsylvania & Onblo first mortgage, Wabush preferred and Wabash gencral mortgage bonds, 114 per cent ench; Erie, 1§ per cent; Erie, 1 per cent; lllinois Cen- tral, 9 per cent: St. Paul common, 15 per cent; Ponnsvlvania, 1 per cont; Rending, '{ ver cent. The securities of the Mexican rail- way during the week recovered a portion of their 1qll resulting frog tho reduced divi- dend. Grand Trunk of Canada suffered on account of continued adverse rumors. Grand Trung consols declived ! per cent for tho week and Grand Trunk first preferred 114 par cent. It 1s believed, however, that o continued increase of receivts will dissipate these rumors, Copper shares were but little affected by the negotiations of American mines, which are guarded, as suggested, maiuly by the fnterest of American producs ers, who benefit much more than their Buro- pean rivals by restricting the output. There- fore business is regarded as too chimerical for serious discussion. Havana Market Review. Havana, April 23.—In the sugar market during the week the stork was scarce and business dull. The quotations ar2 as foliows Molasses sugar, regular volarization, 2. gold per quintal. Muscovado, fair to ordi- nary 85 t0 902, 2,001 (@2.08%;; centrifugal 02 to %= in hogsheads, bags and boxes, § (@6.30; 10 warehouse at Havana and Mata- moras, 98,102 bags and 3400 hoxs- heads. Receipts for week, 120,500 bags and 402 hogsheads. Exports for the week. 33,000 bags and 200 togsheads of which 92,000 bags and all the hogsheads to the United States, Burten—Super American, $30 gold per quintal, Irovr —American, $7.00 gold per barrel. Jeriep Bree—$8.95 gold per quintal, Hivs ~ American sugar cured. £12,00 gold per quiutal for northern; £17.00 for southern. Lann—In kegs. §.50 gold per quintal; in tins, $11.00. Lunuy Nominal, Witk Navy Beaxs—84,25 per quintal, Cuewixa Toncco—$20.05 gold per quintal. Hors—Quic I'eeiaurs ~Nominal, XCnANGE—Quief SraNIsu GoLn—$2.45@2.50, On the Paris lourse, Paris, April 24.—The bourse was lethargic during tho past week. Revorts of damaged crops and anticipation of May day disorders stoppea speculation. R0 tintos declined 23 francs entirely on the London quotations. Nobody believes that the proposed agrec- ment with American mines will come to any- thing. 'Tho week’s changes were fractional Creait foncier advanced 23 francs, On the Berlin Bourse, Benury, April 24.—The bourse was de- pressed this week. The plethory of money 18 affecting ousiness, Quotatious aro: Mexi- can Gs, 83.80: Harpener, 140; Roubles, 67, vrivato discount, 13. On the Frankfort Bourse, Fraxkront, April 24,—Prices on the bourse closed firm. Final quotations include: Hun- garian gold ronte, 43.50; Russiun 4s, 93.90; Austrian silver rente, 70.9; short exchange on London, 20.41, THE SPES L TIVE MARKETS, There Will Agnin Bea Great Distribution ot Market figures, CnicAco, i, April 2.—Ballotinz on tho quotation question scemed 1o interest more people on 1ze today than the quotations themselves, The fact that Pardridge was makinz a very much one-sided market drove many members to the voting tables to east ballot “for” the revival of a general distribu- tion of market figures. The niembers not only voted at the tables, but stayed there to in- fluence others. The proposition carried—5s 10 438 “Tonight. comnared with 1ast ovening, wheat was o lower, corn 4e, o \ and pork it with ‘lard and ribs unch The ¢ Dearish influence was the Lrizht and warmer weuther over most of the country, giving a better outlook not only for the winter grain Lut seading operations, und lurgely discount- ing Prime’s crop review, which was quite gloomy. The corn trado felt the effect of the fine 1 a_little better movement. The 0 70 curs more than cstimated, renching 20 cars, The market wis rory duil, except at rare Intervils. The opening prices were from %¢ to 'se below 1nst night's figures, Moderate olferings carried the quotation off fraction more, after which thero was a rully of ie. succeeded by u decliae of Ko, with & subsequont weakenfng of %c. The feature in_onts was tiie buyinz of May and selling of Juno and July by u large ope- rator. The Initinl trades wore av from ¢ to e decline followed by an additional wonken- ing of from e to e, " The trade In provisions was about us yesterday and tho weok—the liguldntion of 1ong lines of barreled pork und stendiness o lurd ind ribs HBusiness was lizht and fluctuations narrow. There wiis i sLronger oue Lo tike frolghts and rates advanced 40 1o 1%c for wheat und 1i3e for corn I'ho leading futures ranzed as tollows ANTICL WHEAT N April, . May July . |f COUN No. Wk (on April. 4 % May 4k Aliy June. dsle| e Oxrs No! 37 May. ..o 2634 | 3814 i%y Jube 38 i July i Misd ol b May - 930 duly. ] LAID- 612k 02 Cash quotations were us follows: FLoui—Steady: winter putents, $.2004.40; winter strulght, 8L0G430) spring patents, B4 LU0 wpriug Uralh s, 8504 10, AT—No. 1) wheut, S2ic; . Bpring wheit, T0¢: Noo3 red. MH@Ae, > OArs—No, 2 iNo. ¥ white, WRQse: No. § white, 205,@ 0 Rye—No. 2, 7 BARLEY N, 2 No. B £.0. by 4023503 No. 4, f.0. ., 40 DAL S U M) 'LAX SEED—NoO, 1, 07¢ IMOTHY SEED--Frime, 11 PoRK—Mess, per bl @45 lara, per 80.1205@6.15; shiort ribs, sides, (lvose', § dry sulted shoulders. (boxed), #4.5) @5.00; shore cléar sides, (boxed), #. 1 G o JsY=Diatillon' finished goods. Der gul.. SUGARS—Cut loat, standard A" ¢ Recelpts aud lows: S@aNe; granuluted, 4xe; ipments toduy were as fol- AUTICLES, WECKIITS. SUIFMENT | barrols Ou the Froduce exchungo today the butter market was g faady crenmory, G i ine western, 2lei ordinury, 16@1c; e dutries, WG c. v . New Yori Markets, NEW YOux, Aprll W—FLousk—Recelpte, 20,- 916 Dkes.: exports. 13,740 bbls. and 10,174 sacks: market dull: snies, 16,35 bbIs. CORN MEAL yellow westorn, 82.75@4.00. EAT—Recalpts, 31,500 bi.i xports, 68« 800 bu, ; sales, 1,000,000 bu. of futa res, 164,000 bu, spot. $pot market unsettiod. quict and stronz- er: No. 2 rod, %64c in store and elevators 981§ @Mye aflont; W@ 1, 0. b.; No. d red, Bic uneraged red, sdsoe: No, | northern. 13%4@ N orthern. 00xe; No. 2 Milwau o' dolivered. Options were early @igc down, forelgn and local longs selling and ens- private’ cubles from which there was an ice of 1%0 on ADFil. WIth shorts covering and light offerings and 4@ 4c on other months, closing at 230 upon April, e up on May, with other “months unchanged to e dow 2 red, April, 014 @05' e, closing 004 c: My, 00N C, closing NA0; Junm, S1%@80 % July. 815300, closing Wo; Aug- closing %ije Steadler, quiet; western, 81%@85c. BARLEY MALT=Dull. JORN—Receipts, 146,670 bu.: sales. 430,000 exports, 81,248 bu. of futures: 130,000 bu, of spot. Market irregular, moderate business, olosing easy 40'4@40%0 In elovator; 503 @510 aflont; ungraded mixed, 450 i steamoer mixed, 43@ite. Options very steady, but the others were steady at 4o up on April and 4@ % down ou othier months: April, 40l@d0t t A May, 47@00 e e June July, 45% 5% August, @ closing a Oars cipts, 1 sales, 2,00 Lu. of 00 bu, of spot.” &pot - market duall. Options duil, or; Apri), § ny, Bgn: June, S Jul To; mixod western, 4 closing at closing By, @ Ha F Hors—Quict, weak; 0c. SvgAr=Raw, qulet and stendy: falr refin- Ine, 23e. contrifugnl 00 test, dije: sales, 1,200 hihds ;. museovido 81 test 24c to Boston trom common to cholce. Hympton Koads: refined, dul, stendy MoLAsses—Loreign dull; 50 test, 111 Orleans, dull, steady; common 1o tancy. ce—Quiet, stead domestio, falr to extra. asanties J 3 ic. Juiet, steady; crude n barrels. : Parker's 1o bulk, $1.00; refined new. $.10; Philadelphia and Baltimore, £i.05: Philadel- phin and Baltizore in bulk, $55@15.00; United closod ut 581c for May. D OIL=Quict; crude.28 sebid; yol- 3lig0 bid TALLOW—Firm; Ity, 4 5-32.0 Rosix—Dull, firm; strained common to good, $1.451.50. TURPENTINE—Dull and weak at Sac. as—Qulct und unchunged; western, 141 receipts, 195 ples, Hines—Duil and steady New Orleans salted, selceted, Poik—Quiet; prime, $11:50. Cur MEATS—Act lies, 53c: pickled shoullers, H%@h3c: hume Vi middles, quiet; short clear, 86,6), LAun—Dull and stcady; western steam, wot_salted nnd bs., UaBse; Texans, now mess, $1L.00D1L50; extra 8.4 1500 tierces: option sales, 5.0 t . closing at $6.44 bid; July, bid: Auzust, $3.61. western duiry, 18@16c: west- de; western factory, 12010¢, t and firm; part skims_5@oe. ; Americian, U730, .8) bid, #1100 asked. 16c; packing stock, Povtny—Dressed chickens. 11@1ze; alive. 00100 or $.50065,00. per dozen: turkoys very searce und in uctive demand, drossed, 15@16¢; alive, Lic .—No. 1 green_hides, 3c; No. 1 ted hides, 414@14c: No. 2 green salted jige; No. 1 ereen salted hides, 25 to 40 No. 2 uroen hides, 25 1o 40_lbs.. G Siac alf, 8 to 15 Ibs., tie; No. 2 venl enlf, ¥ to 15 1bs.. d¢: No. 1dry flint hides, i hides, 5e: No 1 dry salted 3 barc cured e per pound fess thun Sheep pelts—Green salted, ench grecn salted shearilngs skivs), cuch, rly’ skins), ings (short woole carly skins). No. 2, dry flint Kans and Nebraska buteher wooi pelts, per b, ne= weight, 10@lsize; dry flint Kuns vaska Murrain Wool pelts, per weight. 5 Iry flint Colorado but pelts, per ib. wetual weight, W@I2i5e; flint Colorado Murrain wool peits, per b, tual weizht, 810c; dry pleces ana bucks. tual welght. f@de, "Tullow and greane—Tul No. L 35@ic; taiiow No. 2% @i white A 4@ile; grease, white H. greaso, yoliow ronse. durk, i ter, 2isei beeswax, prime, 16225 Tow. 1@ 1, éuch ase, Yol ofd but: rough tal- r sy ~Callfornia Riverside oranges, 82,003 hox lots, $2.8564%.00; Washinzton navels, ; cholce lemons, binzn wherries, #2400 per crato of six .00 per doz. vy Muscatine sweet pota- swect potatoes, $2.05: . 2340 per Ib. in crates: home por doz: onions, 20c@s| and pickea bewns, 1.7 nodiun, $1.50@16): Californin celory, 81.0) X do and western_Nebr: Ja - )i, toes, Ho: native potatoes, 4e por 1b. or cross, - per qt.; spinach, $150 per b rutabigas, $L25G1.50 por bl 1b.; pareloy, fie: now Oliforn per ib.; cucimbers, EGas—General marke e per + Dotatoes, do ver doz. St. Louls Markets. 87, Louis. Mo, April 2i.—Frovr—Market gniet uud unchanged; fam B3.0033.10: cholee, #.20@3.45; funcy, &L63@L70: extra tuncy, $1.03004.15; putents, #.I501.45. WitEar—Ruled lower carly, then rallied, but soon_dropped again and elosed %@'4¢ below yestorduy: No. 2 eash, 8tie; Muy closed at Bifes July. EGISTe; August, 81 Conts—Cash and May were firm and the lat- ter closed e hizher, but July declined %c; No. 2 cash Jul (s BARLEY—No0 &ales. BraN—Quict; dircet order lots, 65@00c. il 1irm wnd v prairie. $7.50, irn it #4,10. Eb—Quict ut 05t4c. jBurTER—Quict and unchiunged; creamory, ir2ic, Eaas-Quiet chunzed; timothy, $11.5 d unchanzed at 1lic. Conrs MEAL—Tirm at $LOIG200. Wiisky —Steady at 81,15, BAGGING —Unelhanzed at 614@So. 1RON COTTON Tiks—Unchanzed at $1.20@1.95, Py —Quiet and slow; only w smull done at previous prices. flour, 6,000 1bs.; wheat, 18,000 bu. ; bu; Outs, 1L00) bu.; rye, 11,000; Kunsas City Markets, IKANSAS OrTy, Mo, April 25—ILouR—Un- Oars—Weak; No. 2 mixed, 20¢; No. 2 white, 30i4c. No. 2, 5¢, FLAX ~8tc on bus s of pure, HAY—Unchunged. Burrer—Unchanged at 20@24e, Eags—Unchanged at 1045c. Recerprs—\Wheat, 17,000 bu.; corn, 4,000 bu,; oo, ENTS—Wheat, 25,000 bu.; 10,000 buj outs, 3,000 b corn, Coffeo Market, NEW York, April z—Optlo 6 points down to 5 polx points % il 81245 May, #124); June, $12.05; July, #1200 Septemier, $ILIGI200; October. #1105 December, $1195. Spot Kio, dull but steudy; No. 7, 81 opened steady, closed steady bags, ineludinz Market, , April ZL—Markot steady; w niddling, 69-1ho; good ordi- nary, 6 1-106¢; pLund Kross re pts. 1345 bules; exports to Great Britaln, 4,750 bales: to the continent, L0 bules: coustwise, 2,100 bulos; 0 Dales; stock, 224,700 bulos. VE STOUK MARKETS, NEW OlLE. middiing, ie; Cattle Prices Undergo a Siight Break—Hog Values Firm and Steady, OMARA, April 2, —The week's receipts foot up 8184 cattle, 25,141 hoss und 2465 sheep againat 10,017 eattle, 17,645 1028 wnd 5,091 sheep last weok and 8,477 cattle, 24.0.0 hogs and 4,61 sheep the corresponding week of April lust arkot the past week has been ry sutsfactory to the seliing the fuct thut tho ¥ heuvier thun last weok, ‘I'te supply at Chicago hus been disiy- polntingl murket stronger in the miln v interests, notwithstundi subbly hiss beon over & 1ight,” and the there. Fhis led {0 increased buying by shi pors und exportors, und of course the dressed ioet buyers had to'keep up with the proces- Jp o Suturduy the advance on and shipping steers was from e to B¢, but the unusually heavy run Suturddy caused o be to lie decline. Prices wie stili anywhero from ise to 400 mgher than lust week. ‘There hus been no huterial chunge In buteher stock values and stockers und feeders ure in fulr supply and deniud at substautiuily last week's quotu- ons. Aulncreuse I the supply of Logs was more thun the niarket could stund, especially with reduced shipplug, demand und prices huve deciined from 20¢ to #¢ on all grades. Light and butcher welghit hogs stfll continue to commund u premiuvm of from shade to 6 over heavy hozs, but the auality of the offer- ings running very even, the range continues narrow, never exceediug 2o and generally d'i5¢ or 20 epare quotably frow 106 10 1ie bigher ust week, but 100 few Lave been re- eoived to test the real strength of the murket, Evorything offered hius met with o ready saie and the deinand was never more pressing thun At present. ‘The woeek closes with u run of 258 cars, 5. head, the largest receipts this yeur. Chicazo wis reported firuer und with & good shivping and oxport dowand the warket opencd very nonrly steady oh gond heavy cattle, but soon cased off, And_ quowtions were o to 1e ower, On common he medinm weight stuff Igw and lower fron the start, the decline bemg anywhere from 56 to 15 Considering the heavy ran and the fact that 1t was a declimty gaarket business was toler- ably active and véty (ittle remuined unsold in first hands. Peafers generally wero look- ing for a hrenk shaeary part of mext week and were wiling to jet go atareasonable price, Good to ¢ olee 1.95) to 1600-Ib. steers sola from §180 to 81,90 fair to good 1.000 to 1.300-1b, steers fral .50 to & and common tight grades from ghat on down to .00 But_n comparatively small proportion of the offerings wero cows and mixed stock Trading was ne t stoady prices, sales being trom 81,2 with the bulk £2.15 10 #2 oxen and stags woro firm at from 8210 to_ 8450, Veal ealves steadv at from #1.50 to 81,50 for inferior to prime stuff, The tradinz in stockers and feeders w somewhat limited, but thero was a goc undertone to the market and no woeakness was dovelopod. Regulur dealers have auito i few on hand and bought freely with the beliet that the vrevalling pleasant weather will bring out o good line of country buyers und advance prices next week, Representative the market wa: sules: STERRS. No.Av, Pr No. Av. P'r. No. Av. 1,100 83 00 I8 EH §. 68 4 15 1020 3 60 MR 325 10187 860 141085 325 10 K58 5.. 800 1..1160 N 1107 100 1 1180 112 1 380 108 380 1120 L1360 1002 1141 L1089 0 0 0 3! Z=3 58 2401070 21,1002 3101608 2011002 10,1488 42744 1..1050 08..1528 4 30 20..1132 51.. 700 14..1385 390 MIXED YEARLINGS, 52.. 075 565 \ Ccows. 8..115) 12,1011 1 2 1 5 1 3140 1 i 1 1 2 1 fif 1 200 1 5.01006 1 1 4., 850 1068 1 101080 ) 1 1, 1 [ 1 10670 1 5. 1 1 1 h 10 3. 1 2 400 5 g 500 1% 3 1 300 2 171000 310 2 10071050 310 2 400062 310 8. . 1.. 880 CALVES. 1,120 3 17,110 495 1..105 400 2.0 175 45) 20165 42 BULLS. 1..1130 1..15% 263 11200 11600 275 1,180 12200 285 1..1670 325 1..1800 350 32 1.16:0 850 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 705 2 0 5.. M8 1004 2 60 L 80 L BI0 309 oL 0s8 B30 300 18,1061 B0 300 1671108 3.. 008 200 MO 805 20..1025 40 Hoas—The supply was nearly 2,000 heavier than lust Saturduy and the week's receipts show an increuse of more thun 10.000 head over k. Quality in general unchanged. iness opened moderately brisk with only a wmodorate shipping demand, but g00d buylng by local houses, In the maln prices were firm and aside from tho extreme top sules the rungo about the same as Friday. Light and medium Weight hogs sold u shude to fe hetter than heavies, but nearly everything sold within i Hmit of $1.30 to 8435, the samo us Fri- day. ‘The general nverage of prices pald wus 8 1 and 8155 lust sh, () 4) 12) i 8) 120 20) 20 ressnnanenns so PIGS AND ROUGH, 50 A 410 i ey 410 — (B4 The two double decks received wore tat Kausns Oity and billed direct to Swift & Co. Suppiics fall fur short of the de- mand and packers were compelied to buy in tho coantry qr at neighboring markots. Prices. nro qudtably firm, Falr to good na- Uves, $4.5006.13 falr to 000 westerns. $4.500 6.00; common uiid stock shoep, EL0YGA25; good 10 cholce 40 to Db, Luwnbs, §4.5)60.75. Recelpts and Disposition of Stock, Recelpts ut @io Unlon Stock yards, South Omuha, Neb., for the twenty-foir hours cud- 1ng ut 8 o'clock . m., April 24, 1502 RECELPTS. g SHEED, TOWSES & MLS Hoad. Car. & 2| VES. Owuha Packing €o | G AL Hammond company | Ewift & ¢ The Cad, Kingan &508..... v (T A A Blilppers wid oeders. TORE QYRR 11 sag0etsn1sen N . [ hy Facking Co rerven g tal Chicago Live Stock Marker, ©RICAGO, 1L, April 2 —(Special 1 COMPANI D. Corpespondence solicited. H.W.HARRIS & COMPARY ,Bankers, Wa 70 Btate St.y BOSTCN. T Bek.1-Sales of cattle about Friday's prices. Although the re- colpts werd unusually liveral for & Saturday At this - time of the year they wero soon out of salesmen’s hands, there boing a falr Inquiry for il grades. Quotations are from $1.5) to 875 for Inferior 1o extra cows, heifers and buils. $.50 to 18 for stockers and feeders, $1.40 to .10 for shipping steers, from #2.23 to #4.45 for Texas cattie, and from #1.5) to #1. for calve: wore effected at The hox market was quict and easy, the average of tho prices being & fraction lower than for [ri- day. The range of values was from $4.55 to 84.65 tor poor to strictly cholce_arades, With £.5) 10 $4.60 the populur prices. ook rather more t Recol Shippers tn half of the recelipts, Cattle, 2,000; hogs, 0,000, were: Ing Journal reports: OATTLE—Ro- shipments, 1,000 kot strong; R.00@4.70; stockers, B225@40; cows, 2 10@3.4 o3 ~Receipts, 10,000 shipments, 4,000 murket steady’; rough and common. $1,00@ mixed and packers. M43 prine heavy i light, $.50@ market &te 5.1505.20; we and butchers’ welghits, $4.506 .00 400 SieEr—Receipts, toda dyi s, sales: Clip) 25: Tambs, $0% Kn KANSAS ( s City Live Stock Marknt, Mo. April 21—CATTLE-Re- celpts, #,900; shipments, 000; the market for steers was activo wna steady. olosing weak av $4.25@4.40: cows. stoady nt. $1.0KLIAG; stockers and feeders, stoady nt 810 Hoas—Recoipts, "8.100; shipments, 2 markot was steady nt yesterday's close grades. $50004.10; bulk, #5004, SHEEP—Recol nt shipments, 2,00; the murket wus unc 0); the all Mrs, L. R. Patton, Rocktord, TIL, writes: *“From personal experience I can racommond DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, & cure for impure blood and general debiiity.” Through thick and thin. Carlsbad Sprudel Salts have earried millions through all the dangers which are liable to occur from con- stipation, gout, rheumatism, kidney troubles, diabetes, fatty degenera- tion, and all othertroubles. Arrange- ments have been made that cvery drugstore in America can give you the genuine Carlsbad treatment. We have a book on it if you want it, sent to you free. Try it to-day. Look out for counterfeits, The gen- uine has Eisner & Mendelson Co., N. Y., Sole Agents, on every bottle, BOPOSALS FOR HILOH COV: 3. DEPART- ment of the Interior, office of Indiun Af fuirs, Washington. D. C.. April 19, 1802, Sealed proposals. indorsed “Provosais for Mileh Cow: wddressed to the Commissioner of Indian Afiairs, Nos. 65 and 67 Wooster street, New York, N.Y.wili be recerved until 1 o'clock, p. . Thursduy, Muy 19, 1802 for furnishiug and delivering it Pine Ridwo' Agency, South Dakota, the Stunding Rock Agency, North Dulioti, und Crow Agency, Moutans, about 0 miich cows. Regilar blanks for ids are not required. Schiedules (which will be made apart of the proposals) howing the number of cows required at the various agencle: ditions to be obscrved by 1 i place of delivery, ternis of contrnct and p ment. and all other necessary instructions wiil De furnished upon application to the Indiun office nt Wushington, D. C.: the U. S Indian Warchouse, N and 67 Woos York City; the commissarics of subsistence, U. & A. it Omaha, Neb., nud Cheyenne, Wy (Ullll‘,{llll)haln-v'nf the Stock Grower's Jour- nalof Miles City, Mont., und the several In- dian agents. The right {$ reserved to refectany orall bids, or any part of any bid if deomed for the best in of the governuent; also the further rigl waking the awards to in- crovse or diminish to any extent the her of unimals catled for In the schedules, also to require a delivery of 2 per cent more or iess than the it specified in any con- tract. Certified ¢ companied by n certified ¢ tup- on some United States depository or solvent national banl in the: vieinity of ihe residenco of the bidder, made payabl to tho order of ' the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for —at least five per centof the amount of the proposal, which aheck or draft will be forfeited to the United States in e any bidder or bidders receiving an pward shall fail 1o promptly exceute contract with good and sufficient surctios, herwise to be returned to the bidder. Bid$ ppunicd by cash in lieu « € w certified & will not be considered. T J. MORGAN, Commissioner. A2, PROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS Souled bids marked Proposils for Sewer Bonds will o received at the oftico of the city troasurer of the.eity of Omi L up to 12 o'clock, noon, of the 2th d the putchuse of 35),000.0) sewer city of Omaka, , dated May Ist, 1 able2) yeurs af Taterest 3 per unnum, payable somi-annaally. Prin pat and Interest piyable at Kountzo iro New York. Denoniination of ponds. §1,000.00 cuch, Each bid iust state price and arount sought for anl ineludo aecrued interest up to date of delivery at Omuha, Neb, ‘T'he richt if reservod to reject any and all bids. Issued xnder eharter power of cities of the motro- volitun cluss and ordinance No. 20, approve Mureh v, 1802 HENRY BOLLN. 3ILM City Treasurer® SOUTH OMAHA. Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMAHA. est cattle, hog und sheep market in the west COMMISSION HOUSES. GEO. BURKE & FRAZIER LIVE STOCK COMMISSION. TIE LEADERS, S0 OMANA | ¥R 5aifictt Reports Wood Brothers, Telephoane 117, = Chieago. 3. D DADISMAN. | .k WO, | Managors, mail and wire cheerfully pllcation. —THR— ames . ampbe ompany, ] H. Campbell Company Chicago, EastSt. Louls, Knnsas City, South Oniahu, sloux City, Fort Worti W. K. Donny Hog Snloym Crll.l, Denny & Company, Live Stock Commission. oo Exchunge Bld'g, South Omaba, for cor- South Omaha- Market reports b furnished upon a A. D, Boyer & Company, 58 and 20 Ex ngo Bullding,South Omah Corresponden Icited and promptly Answe: orde tockers & foeders. Established, 1883 - - - _Incorporatod, 1892 Capital fully patd, $20,0) Waggone r Birrey Ccmpany, Write or wire us for prompt snd rellable market Teports Perry Brothers & C(;n_‘n_pany, R ke Stock Commission, ige Bullding, South Omaba. ephone 1707, Gassman & Dudley, |M. H. Hegarty & Co., Rooms @ and 6, Fx-| Room 31 Excune Ohungo Budding. | Building, - Neb | South Omauh . South Omuba T Miller Brothers, n 35, Kxchange Butlding - South Omaha Ro BSOUTH OMAHA BANKS. Union Stock Yard National BANK.—— The only bank at the yards. Capital and wur- plus, 820,00, Collections krowlng out of the live atock buxiness should be sent direct to this Lank Bhippers can deposit £05 credit of thels Loy baok whesever lucated. OMAHA A0 AWNINGS AND TENTS. OMANA TENT & AWN- ING COMPANY, Flags, hammocks, oll and Fiober slovaine. bond " WOLF BROS. & 00, Tents, awnings, tarp BAGS A BEMIS OMAHA BAG €O | D TWINES BISHOP & 0, Sacks, burlape, twine. | TOBS Memp, jute, eot RN A BOXF BICYCLES. | W.0.T00D, M. 0. DAXON, accerior t01.3! Bleyclos 801d on monthly oxes. Al Bovel % 1o 1110 Douglns St. BOOTS AND SHOES. 7 MORSE-COE SHOECY, 110) Howard Stra st Faotory oorner 1ith and Dougine strasty We aro niaking 01038 prices to oash biyoers, ani are selling & class of goods whioh 13 very salo- Jlo with merchants. KIRKENDALL, JONES & | AMERICAN HAND SEW- payments. 120 N. 15th st co. ED SHOE 00, Wholesnle Mfra. Agents [ Boots, shocs, rubbors Boston Rubber 8hoeCo, | - feit koods. 1204-G Har: 1102, 1104, 110 Laroey st [ ney st BREWERS J0S, SCHLITZ BREw- ING CO. Offoe, 8. i and Lenven: Worth Sta. Omabin 10t Marhiover. Akt CONFECTIONERY. VOEGELE & DINNING Mfrg Comfectioners and f forelgn and frults, 1110 Howard st. CARRIA W.R.DRUMMOND &CO. Carrlago butlders, Toso and patrol wagons u spectaity. 16th, opp. Court 1ouso. CARRIAGE TOPS. OMAHA CARRIAGE TOP | . J. ANDERSON, iy Mets, buggy tops, backs, A7, Darvy, Sigr. Tops, | MEf%, KRS 10PE, BACKY: usnions " ncks, oo, | Gataloy. 515 . IAth st h 150k 8L " COAL, COKE, CORNICE. OMAHA COAL, COKE & | EAOLECORN OE WORKS LIME CO,, Mfrs. galvantzed lron Hard and soft conl. 8 I, ccr. 16th and Douglas: sts. metalle’ skylights, ete: 1110, 1112 Dodge- s CLOTHING. BLOTCHKY & COHEN, BILMORE & RUHL, Clothing, notlon.farntsh: | Manutrs and wholesale togs. Give us o trinl | S Tl0) Tarney Sumples proputd by ex: | Crosy Dress. 1115 Ha oy DRY GOODS. | KILPATRICK- KOGA DRY G00DS GO, Dry goods.notlons, gent's I e s ors 1ith and Howard-st. M. E. SMITH & CO,, Dry g00ds, notlons, fur- nishing ‘goods, Corner 1ith and Howard-sts. "ELECTRICAL SUI'PLI WOLF ELECTRICAL CO., Illustrated catalog free: 1614 Capitol ave. FURNITT OMAHA UPHOLSTER- ING CO. Upholstered furniture J502-1506 Nicholas st ale only. BEEBE & RUNYAN FUR- NITURE €O, Grace and Thirteenth strects. RIES. | DRUGS, Ete. D. M. STEELE & 7., | BLAKE, BRUCE & C0,, aeers” and Jobbers Dircefor HARDWARE, —_— RECTOR & WILNELMY LOBECK & LINY, co,, Dealors’ hardware and rner 10th and Jackson | mochanics’ tools treots. 104 Douglas Streot. i _LUMBER. CHAS. R. LEE, | JOHN A, WAKEFIELD | Mardwood Jumber, wood carpots and parquet | IMportel Amartown Por & noor Iant it Miiwaukaa Bydeaulle | coment and Oth and Douglas. Quincy whits 1y o LIQUORS, dvisbaeesaet FRIOK & HER3ERT, ILER & 02, Liquor morchants, 1112 Harnos-st. Mfrs Kon nedy's East Indta Bt tors. MILLIN Wholosalo llquor donlers 1001 Farnam-st. — Y C. A STONENILL, Milliners. notlons.cloaks ete. 110118 8. 10th st J. OBERFELDER & 0O, tmporters and Jobbersot millinees. notlons. Mail OFders prompt. 20812 S 1itht MUSICATL. e THE MEINDERG CO., artiats [ 100 N, 16t 1618 | mustc an stru A, HOSPE, JR,, Pianos organs materin Douglns St Pianos, musical 1ns OILS. STANDARD OIL CO. ‘ SNOW DRI2 01U Refined and tubrieattng | No bad odor, no smoks eltmneys, charring olls, ax10 grease, oto. Wicks. Ak T0r 1t Sohos | feld. Siurine 1S, PLATT & CO Oysters, 1 310 8 100 Cole, mana A.BOOTH PACXING 0O, Packers of oysters, fish and colery. 6)3 Loaven: worth st. OVERALLS, SHIRTS A KING & § MEAD, | ROBINSY &5TOKES €O Mfre of “K & 8" pants, bratad “Buoks #hirts nid ovoralls,ote. orails, G418 8. 1that, B'Ets, coats, ete. Omialia. ————y PRODUCE COMMISSION. Entablished, 1575, BRANCH & CO,, WHITNEY & €0, tratis of it Butter, ogxs and poultr 819 S 15th st L2 4 t ARy JAS. A. CLARK & CU., Butter, choeso, oz poultry and game 917 South 1ith Stroot 0. PEOAU, merchant, ulrat e and u.';\ KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS,, Butter. eggs and poultry 129 Howard-st. " A RYDER & GO, Butter,cggs,chease,poul- try. Tildes and gammo, 215 Howard street. Refer to Com'l Nat Bank MULLIN & MC CLAIN Epeiaitior batier os chieose. pouliry, ote 415 5. 11th. Kef. Tst Natl SCHROEDER & CO, ouga, cho Cash buyors huttor ana . vogiry, oggs: handles all other | Agonts | for My.or produec on commision. | Ithyul horse nnd_ cuttle 1th St spice 1 e GREELEY & CO 1.B. HUSE&.BD.“ Butter, eggs, poultry, (Our spaclaltio : Batea gawe, bides and fruly, [ exes wnd poultey, 1L 1097 Howard Stroot. Howard stroot. " Vi, E. RIDDELL A t Llihed '885.) } RIDDELL & nn" Wholsale butter & eggs Buttor. choeso, egam oo & oRs ™ Vuketublow, TTuits, poute e g cash. 4138 ithar, | U U0E "PAPER. CARPENTER PAPER GO | KIKG PAPER 0O, Carry o full stock of |Wrapping puper. nllkinds ? Nveanl a | of twlnes ete. 14 b | Mownrd stroet. Tele< 111205 Jonos atroot, | 10th et Uarcey streets, | wrling paper, oard pa- | JIONATS B T GRAIN. STOVE REPAIRS. 8. A MG WHORTER Tfiflmfiggfinmn‘ I %, Cilcago s T e Rl it PT—— HATS, ETC. SASIHL | TOYS. GATEGITY HAT CO | Vi, A, L. GIBBON £ G0, | M. A. DISBROW &co. | H.HARDY S04 Hats, caps. straw £004% [ 11ats, caps, straw goods, het. 11th and Larne, and Harnoy. Toys, dolls, nlbums, Manufacturers of sash | "y oniu houso frd Gonrs biinds ..,m] Ly o oniis mouldings. Braneh of- | Gy carvingos. 113 th and Lzard Ste. | pupnam Stroet. tice, 12 UP ™ e 44 S SRS T IR K PERMANENTLY CUR R NO PAY. DIFTEN PION 1FROM i S50 Wil YOU TO OVER 150) PATIEN TS, Investiz ity our methol. Written guirintec th absolutoly cure all kinds of RUPTURE of both sexss, without the use of knifo or syringe, 1o niits ter of how long standinz, EXAMINATION FREE The 0. K. Miller Company,» 307-308 N. Y. Lifo Buildinz, Ouaha, Neb. ) 1 ckod, no c indicate contouts or undays L a. m. 0 13 m. bend ekawmp S0F reply. 1y po: o, Corruspondents strictly brivato. Hook (Mysieries uf Lifo) soat £row. ;9 Wis. Porg oMmce: nvor, Colo.; Chicaso, Louls, Mo 5 Dotroft, Miel.: Milwa 1k Des Moines, La.: Sit Lkeo City, Ut . Ore.: Butto, Mont. SEND FOR CIRCULAR il trowting wi impotency. s s of vital t 10 it for ficine or instruments sent bY mAil Or @EDrOss Ono porsonul interview preferred, —Cousultation Oltion Bours V8. . 10 Y p. e ¥, mil; 6107 85, 'BEFORK AND A FTEI VRING. For sale in Omaha by Sher en wuarantee o cure ull nerv oss 0f Brain Power, Headneho, assitude, all dr ithor sex caused by over o stim; e up con With overy. 1d the money. Circular freo. Address Nerve Beed Co. in & MeConnell 1513 Dodgo-st. **Nerve Seods, the wandurtal reely 4 15 hold with &' W Wi dincases, such an Wenk Bemor o8t Manhood, Night): b Lo of power of ihe Gon, Filon, youthiul trro's. or exe h woon lead to Infirmity, Coni Py In vest pockor. @i b rder wo oive @ 1ritten guarantee (o cure Uhlcago, I, bank bulldinz, Sealed the office of the re- fonal bunk, Ited Cloud, Nob., untll 12 o'c oon, May 2 1802 for the ban¢ing building, furaiture” and - fixtures, thereln contained, situate on lot (0, block 26, of Ked Cloud, Webster county, N T Du'lding s a good two story brek' finished in style, w.th Fronch plato giass front, the floor, good vauits, furnished with good wilnut bevel Plato elass, bank counters. offices divided with bronze wire purtitions, ono good ¥ lock, burglar proof safe; also desks, filos. wte, ready for banking, Right rved to rejoct wny oF wil bds. s provided for In order trom tho court to sell. 0. C. Boll, recolver First Nutional buuk, Ked Cloud, Neb. Addinl T Notice, {ng of stookholders of the irl Valley Rallroad The annual niee Frewont. Elkborn & compuny will be held pany 1t abs, Neb. 1822, )T ui business u J. B, REDFIELD, SecrotiTy Dateld April 18, 1su2 wiidii | INDIAN DEPREDATION GLAIMS Tersons who haye lost property from Indlan raids should file thelr ciaslms under the Indian Depre latlon Act of March |, 151 The time ls liited, un | the claims are tuken up by the courtin the order in which they are reeived, Taks Notice thatall contracts entercd inta with attorneys prior to thy Ast ara mals null and void, ll\lnrmllhm ¥iven and all clulws promptly atteaded to by the BEL BUREAU OF CLAIMS, 280 Bee Building, OMAHA NEBRASKA @ This Bureau 18 guarantoel by the Omnhi Beo, tue Ploneer Press wod the Sad Vrauclseo Exawioer. TONTR G RN T —