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AND FINANCIAL Flump in May Wheat tho Feature of Yesterday's Trading COMMERCIAL CORN FIRM ON COVERING BY SHORTS At the Opening That Cereal Was a Fraction Under the Quotations of Satur- dny in Stocks Fing Activity nnd CmicAGo, 111, April 17.—A slu May wheat today caused many the shorts huve nearly all been dri atthe tin wore s founded doned thie . whet U y wis ki « p ot 84c In clieve thut nin. The ttlements wh » 50 th hwe ly ¢ At excitement by nied wore no dou moment, ut lea and July. Later que the th gradu tend and July hort Saturda ed with ¢ fluetua t all the | 1o et s bul )1 deal of May Taly putout 1 onts and u on the W The opening wa ¢t tge decling for the near option and at a il id for the distant futures After a decline the good buying by shorts absorbed ti o readily that prices adyaneed fic to e, A recession of from ¢ to Towed and the ¢ Vit steady. The visible supply decrease helped the upwird novenent Offerings of provisions and the denand fron Teceipts of hogs wor e extinite th were moderately free 11 sources limited. The crably in excess of pressing effeet on There was o slight 1 tiizures, but it was early A had cnerally ot tion fror for 3 cars d receipt Wheat tomorr oats, 200 cars The 1 i TARTICLY futures ra OUVEN. | T Wihent N Avr) Moy July Corn July. Onts No. 2 Ma dune July Noss | By July Fept Lard July Sent Ehort iiibs h quotnt i Dull, nom WitkAy o0 OATie No. 2 Ba20: Nov 5 whito, 8114 Rye--No. 2, Hoe, Baniey -No 3, 1 0. by D516 4. LAX SEED-No. 1, #1.15 TisMor NEEp—Prim Ponrk-— Mo r bl Yo T 3.7 ) 87629.40; dry salt No, 1xih ar sides I 10.05, WHISKY hoxed), §10.00 Distillers' finished goods, per gal n-Unel i cut loaf, 5 A5 3100 v were the receipts and nient EYaTE ¥ cur, b Wheat. b Corn, bu Cats, bu Tive, bu Tiriey On the Produce oxchange todiy th firms creamery, atcidy; strietly o Omaha Grain, e for delivery at Mis 1d; No. bid; No. The following prices slssippl river points WHEAT No. 2 sprir 65¢ bid: No, 2 hard, 6 bid OATs —No 8010 bid Cony-—N; 3 soring, 3 hard, © 2 white, 8114¢ No. bld; 3 white, bid; No. 8 2 cash or or better, cash or April, A sule of 130 curs of o wus roported. New York NEW Yoik, April 17. f . 18,540 sac dull ‘and weak B@02e. 6,975 bu.; exports, 0,000 bu. futures, 112,000 ket fairly aetive, lower steady:” No r and elovator, 76175 lont f.o0.b., T64@774h0; 1 northern, I . 1 i, B08Gge; No. 2 norther B0 Options wer Ve and G130 T gaslorcublus, incronsed reolnts west, Increuse I passage, forelen selling, loeal fn heavy we't and inereased ine steady: No 2 7hie; Jun sales, £pot. Spot 1 aptions elosin b bu with Ktorc @ uin al N 12 hu.: corn 8,000 bu, peas, 8,900 by 00 bu.: exports, 1,600 000 bu, futures, 52,000 hit. spot ior; No. 2,49 ' ungraded mived, A4Sy and In- on g Wheat malt, 16 CORN-— Roe bu.; sulos, ot quict elovitor 481,660, stions decline: NSO 0N i Ipts, fore higher we vering, d on_realizi at h Ti@481 61,000 bu. 13,050 bu ©XDorts, 550 bu, fitures, 112,000 b i ion: 38,0 s No. 8w white weste June g Tuly Y, o i No. 5 HaY Firw, fair demand HOws ~Stewdy, quict Jibrs wuicd, visy "ROVISIONS Cut meats firm, fairly widdles dull, weak; short elear, l“\r t Lard " ‘l“. WOSTETT sid closed at $10,20 asked Kalos none; options May closed a 10105 July cle 10.20; \NUM\ it andl firmor nnery, ins, 28 wetive; part ctive sales none ol at Pork quiet demand wostorn $1L20¢ skims, dairy, 1 western fu ChEpsy dige: fuirly Eaas Steady PREs.: western frosh, 1 TALLOW - Dull, casy COTTON SERD O11 41 PETROLEU M- T gloc falr demand recelpts § 307,35 city 82 for pkgs Quiet, steady; crude 7,124 e market was dull hout. Not a single only quotation wus Gh'y a oll, p Ha ¢ nd ne none no Rosix- Dull " 1 TURPENTINE RicE- Quict, st | w0 | nctive; fale 8 36goN confection s e 16c; crush 25 By N Hands , 4 13-10 S Y160 granulated, » fairly Rals mold 4 151025 ut loat, o forasers - New Orle P'1a [nox- Steady @15.00, PR ¥ LEAD- i dom TiN—Firn Stralt firm, contrif @4 T refining, ot A A i 1¢ 4164 i Wt Ane Ketyle X ™ good to 41275 quiet sy Inke, #11.25 £4.1244 $20:80220.00; asked; n Produce Market. with the market generally that the receipts were so lght that there was nothing to create any great amot yeltement Butter is ahout the scarcest article fn the that good butter. There Is more inter wing than there was a short hipments being due, no doubt Omn quict. The fact | ng tronger and mixed coops sold where they contained only good st The su is very Is not sufficient to supply practically un 1ling at 18¢, but general market sules Che v little more call for Sonly ina small way, Only that {15 wanted and” not miuch of rstrawberries CALIFORNIA UA COCUMBERS S EET common Per It per doz nAGH Choled 02,00, MATOR 5, sced sweet rders to country Lin from coun stock, $1.10; Wisconsin tern Nebraska, 90¢ 76@90¢; early Lettuce, 40¢; green onlons, 208 50@1.7 ruska stork, ABLES shes or I'er 50-1b. boxes, $1 FRUITS Arpris shipplug stock, per bl SERAW BRI $4.004.25 s Por 24-qt. case, Mississippl Grare 11t ORANG S 1T—Per Lo, $2.7 Florida rusdetts 50; Wishin difornia scedl River %3 00 3.60: Mexican Calitornia moun ton nuvels, $1 $2.6002.75 socdlings e including crates and fancy GAME, PO 1 3 1o ful LTRY fair to good y country TGos Gas #2; o Mixe jack snip PouLTiY--Clid 101165 old 1o 10@ e turkeys per doz. live 141200 teal, red heads $1.0001.20; mixed coops sose and dug ns, $1.26@1.50 M1 HAY Tl in ear lot Hoxey Ch 19¢; fair to good VAL Chie large and thin, 3 ket on upland hay, to funcy 163218 i white clover, 18@ small fut veals, 7@Sc; Business Changes. ported at Dan's Mercan (] The foll M. Sandstedt 0. Mock Mrs, ) drugs, suc- 1str Witers, gave chattel gave chitl Of 81,355, Beatrice, Neb., Duntz & Awiry, saloon, wili weded by L L Duntz, nd, Nebod i Dill, confectionery, ueceeded by W, L Spattord Livcoln, L. Stine, pawnbroker, god by fi Lincotn, Neb ttel mort hard, general store Barr, 14050, Rundall 1 & Bro., general zes of $2,259. Kline, saloon, velry, gave cl harnoss, will Sumne ) store, clo; West | Clinton Hien template selling o Ottumwa, la . Breen by J. K. Bre Wya, R sold ot Springs, W | | . 0. Wils on Chattel m 0., groceries, con- Pashong, groceries, n& Co. A. Proctor, contec- Rock Mark Hanson, su {anson Sheric B Carp sdid by W. I, Edelmer. n., Cottle & Co., tallors, di ati, Kan' John Weisthianer, gener s by S0t Bros D.. . A. Eilis, restaurant, moved 1o Pipestone, Minn Hill City. 8. D. George W, reported failed saloon, iter, general olves Istore, ro Burr, general store, uls Markots. April 17.—Frour Datents, $3.30%8.45; st &r. Lovis, Mo, but unchanged faney, $8.003,10, WiiEar—Opened e lower, slghtiy aud closed hy@ie cash, Ude bid:May, 6 Coiex-Though stow advanced and elosed 4 © above Satur @3oxc; Muy, Woak extri but under S lied urday; OATs—Very dull; cash, PROVISIONS -Dull and shoulders shoulder £10.00 BOTTE RECKTPTS 1ot bu.; corn, 119,000 bu, none; barley, none. SHIPMENTS | Flour, 6,000 hbls. : wheat, 21,000 bu: corn, 235,000 i oats, 4,000 bl rye, 2,000 bu.; burley, none. 307 Towtr Dry salt und 15¢ Pork, meats ribs, dairy wheat, 18,000 35,000 bu.; ryc. British G rado Review. LONDON, April 17 s Mark Lane Express in its weelly review of the British grain trade says: Engiish wh s insmall supply and rnm~lm\x advanced 6. Forcign wheat has \cen the subject of speculation, but Yrade on Tuesduy and Saturday lust was éxhausted and the market was f he surplus stocks ha not becen worked The ov mounts 10 243,000 quarters. It is fer ket g ports will be deprossed by The total fmports of wheat to 834,030 quarters. Tho 88,000 quarters g rhets prices favored se In corn the demand 13 mainly for round. Kunsus City Markets, KANSAS C1ey, Mo, April 17.W) aro.on o sl of Mississtppl rivo oats on a bisis of K ( Wisar ilard, lo Conn OaTs BUrTER 8005 dulr I ot uncbanged; rod, 876700 vk wnd steady; Ssactive weaks 12140, i Wheat, 18,000 bucorn, 4,000 bu.; oats, non PMENSS Wheat, bu.; outs, non 10,000 bu.; corn, 7,000 ots. WHEAT Milwaakee ¥ \lnuum» Wis., April 17 July, 67'¢; No. 2 spring, 6be. COnN-Stendy: No. 1, 400 Oars—Unehanged; No. 2 No. 8, 83! BATLY RYE—541; PROVISIONS Lower; white, 8414@35¢; Qulet; pork, May, $16.70. Minueapolis Wheat Market. MiNxEAPOLIS, Minn., April 17.—Good trade; many longs seiling and sealpers buying most b wheat fell.weakness in futures and a liberal decling from prices last . 1 northern sold at 66@664ye; No. 2 northiern, 65%¢; No. 8 northern, 63c. Cincinnati Mark CixeixNaTy, O, April 17 oy Stron. 2 In fair WHEAT-Easier; mixed and; No. 13, 2" mixed, 820 Steady at $1.14 rain Market, 1A, Pa., _April 17 No. 2 red! April, 7376 Firm: No. 2 niixed, April. 4814@409¢ i lots steady but dull; No. 2 white, M delphin ¢ WHE. Ty ViEAT CORN OaTs-( April, 39+ To Grawn Murket, April 17, WikAT ash und April, 9P No. 2, vush, 41 44¢ deash and May, 82 ToLEDO, O, steadier; No. 2 CoRN—Steadis OATs—Quiet 2 white, 8630 Active and N c; No, Baltimore Graio Barrivowy, Md., April and lower: No. 2 red, spof CORN-Flrmer; Muy, 47 e, OATs— Quict and steady ern, 4115 Market, 17 WHEAT id April Weak T4 No. 2 white west- Flgin futter ELGIN, 11, April 17 sales, 9,500 108, at 2 Market. BUTTER st ady Antwerp Pet ANTWERP, April 17 and 1231 séllers m. PETROLEUM - 12%€ pald New Yook Dry Goods Market, BoGAL - Kuw, tiri, qulet; sales none; rotized, | New voux, A THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ned without chango as to demand and a ful feeling was sustained as valuos Bome deseriptions of cotton were rather weak but chlefly yarns of low count. Flannels w goods and silks were doing well for the fall season, and some articles on each havd been « Iy sold, Agonts reduced the price of canibrics 10 44 toy @ 4-04 cloth and 6%¢ for 86-60 cloths; also red to ntlr Coffoe Market. New Yonk, April 17 regular, 403 BO@95 polnts down cludi April, #14.50. 13,40@14.00; July, te 813.40; Decers §POLRIo, dull, nominal; Optlons opened fr- ) points lower, closed strong Sales, 141,000 bags, in- May, #13.60@14.05 #13:35714.00; Sep $13.40214.00. Liverpool Markots, April 17.~Wneat-Fasy; holders offor freely demand moderate. g and s 5 1bs., g cloar, 4 Fine American LIVERPOOT. de- Cony—Firm BACON— Lot rewt. 1o TALLOW 508 6d NEW ORLEANS. utures steady; sales, 95,200 b 2 bid; May! 27.23} June 17.82; July, $7.88@7.40: August, $7.44; Scptember 7. 7.4400 October, 87.4 $7.50 Decem! AND) STOCKS BONDS, Bears Were Encouraged by the Conduct of Secretary Carlisle, NEw Yonrk, April 17.—The order issued the Treasury department on Saturd pending the further Issue of gold certificates tollowed as 1t was by a rise {n the rate of ster ling exchange and exports of #1,700,000 gold by tomorrow's ste showed a depressing effect on t The volumd of business wils 335,454 shares. The action of stary Carlisle gave the bears renewed conrage and they attacked the market viciously, more especially such stocks in which they knew there would be forced liquidations if the downward movement wa only carried long enough. The most vulnera ble of the lot proved to be Manhattan, which broke 111 points to 1484 and closed at 149, Many holders were compelled to sell out and the decline was helped wlong by reports that the crowd reject the offers made by the Rapid Transit commission. Pullman Palace ( per cent, Tennessee Coal and Tron 13 per cent National Cordage 2% per cent,General Blectric Burlington and Western Union p terred 1% per cont, Lead proferred 2 pe New York uchanna & Western preferred 13 per cent and Lead common 1% per cent In o majority of instances the losses were a ntor less. A sharp rally ensued during the rnoon under the leadership of New kng which sold up from 80% to 83, but the their attacks after delivery devoting fal to Manhattan and Western Unfon though the market closed woak in tone, p showed a rally from the lowest of 1% per cent in New England, 1 per cent in Distillers and ' to % wver tn the remainder of the list Missouri Pacitic, Chicago, Columbus, Cinein- nati & St. Loufs, Reading and the Vanderbilts were noticcably firm throughc The Post siys: 1 the Stock exchange ha open yesterday there " wo nessed in all probability a violent coll prices. Mostof the Wall strect commt would have learned of Seeretary Carlisle’ der forhe fiest tine from the Ameriean and there would hive been no time for sober second thought. The twenty-four hours of holiday which 1ly followed the news was an in 1 the result s a tribute to M. stocks chance by am stcek market tod; weak 2 per cont cent I aft land hears hour Cordage Spe attention Sug cent o d bec n wit- pse tn it ot in, more L of course, fnevits ble. Prices went down rapidly and in son wses heavily, the instant th ong hic sounded. But there was 1 of utter de- moralizition and the sce ras pos- sible removed froni one of panic. So fir from being a measire to start the hoirding of gold, it easure Lo stop such hoarding as may hercaft planned. T Is, woreover, of coii- sequence, and a consequent that_any one con- versant With the law must have foreseen of conditions known to cverybody for seven day pist, that the fed JId reserve hud pr tically reached i 00,000 level The following lo<ing_quotitions of York Stock ex- chango tod: Atchison . - Adams Expr Alton, T 1 do preforrad Amerioan Express Baltimoro & Ohlo. nada Pacitic.. Canada S outhern Central Pacitic....., Ches. & Ohlo Chicago Alton B & Q Chicago Gias. Consolldated G\ 120k Pittaburg. . . C. C. & St L..... 80 |Pullman Palace Cotton Ofl Cert..... 4t Rending Dol Hudson. ... Richuroad Thrin DL & W do preferred.. D.&R. G.pf'd ) 1| 1o Grande W 27| do preierred. il Rock Ialan Northorn Pacine preferred . Den. & Guit., Northwestor do preferred N.Y. Contral Outario & Western Oregon lmp #|Orezon Naw.. i |08, L & UN.L ‘J‘)y,, Pacific Mall, i 5744 | Peorla, D). o 9% 16 111§ 10 &E orthern pt I&E.p s Hocking Valley . entral &bu ex. prrd.. 2 Lake i'rin & Went.. 22ig|Unlon Pacific 40 preferced 0| U, S, Express @ Shorc, S| W. St. L. & P. Cead Trust ... 2l "do preter uls. & Nush 7 Wells Farg Louls. & New Al'by 22 |Western Unlon Manhattan « on 143t | Wheellng & L. Meniphl Michlg 1 0ith e iy 10 88 eneral Eloeirie Sutional Linse Fuel & fron *do preferred |Hous. & Tex. ¢ Tol. A. A Nasiisiilo Natlouel do It Corda rrod N. J.Central Norfolk & W North Amerie skea g€ 104 17 P &N M. sules of stocks today wero 335,900 Atchison. 6.000; Burling- 9,000 iz, 9,000 100 : Gene vil hville, 4,00 300; Missourl Pacific, 6,300 . 10,800 National Cordage. 8,100 26,4003 Nerthern Picl 100; Read 19 Richmond it, '8.900; St , 2,200; Sugar, Western Union, 1 120 Western. 9,500 Hudson, ¢ 5 i Munhats fonal New preferred, & West 28,000; |., w York Money Market. NEW York, April 17.-MONEY ON CALL Steudy at 4 to 5 per cent; last loan, 4 per cont; closed offerod at 4 por cent PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—6:3@8 per cent STERLING EXCHANGE—Firm, with actual business in binkers' bills at §4.56% for sixty days and 4 e denand GOVERNMENT BONDS - Steudy. dull Thie closing quotations on bonds: LT SE L& LM, G R LA St Pwul Con... SUP.Co& I Tals Loulsiana s'ped is.. 844 T. P, L G. Tr, Mots Minsourd in e 101 PUIC G P Rets nn. new set s 1024 | Unlon Pacific lets. . Tonn. new set 5 Westlioro Tenn. new sotds. " T84 R G W. Ists Canada 102" | Atch. 4y Central Pecitic Ists. 10644 | Atch. 248, claen A D, & 1 G sty 19y |G H &S AD &5 A & C 0w C.con tna s inu is 18 con . Tonn. old s Va. 08 Va. kx Mat. o Va. cons State bonds 5.4 rox 8. 4 e N, dlgn row | Pacific tis of 03 50 M1 120 . 118§ b 11050 K& Mutual Union J. C. Int. Cert N, Pac. 15ty Pac. 2ds W. Co a w p 1 Stock Quotations. 58, April 17.—Call loans, 5@6 e loans, 4@6'; per cent. Closing 1ons on stocks, bonds and mining shares Ateh,, T. &S F 3 Amcrican Suzar do preterrei Bay Stato Gas, Bell Telept Boston & Albany Boston & Maine. a0 preferre CoB&Q chburk pra o profarre | Westingb, Electric ¥ | do preforred 143¢| Wisconsin Central 191 | Atehison 2 . Atchison 4 New knzland 0. General Electrio 58 Wisconsin Cent'l Ts 0tg ™ W ] W P Atluntic Lioston & Montana Butte & Boston Caluwet & Lioela Contennlal... Kearsarge. Oseuoln Quiney Snta Fe Copper amarack s Tilinols Ste Mexican Ca N.Y. & N. ¥ 0ld Colony t Orexon >bort Line Rub ) £an Die West lad New York Minty NEW YORK, April 1 elosing mining quotitions atl low nK. are the Crown Point Con. 'l & Va wuld & Curry ale & Norero Mexican ontar 100 % w 120 1) wis Nin Mo., April ning quoti ST the Adnus Awerican N Blizavetn. . o Louts elosing v [T I 0 GTO) San Franeisen Mining Quotations dropped b | closin Alia | Belchel Best & it Com Conw'd Crown Gould 4 Hav PARI for the Nrw 769; by ONAl same ¢ BaLT 767,90 cent. LONT into th £10,00 Pt 216,40 Mew chang 8435,1 sl 139; 1 per ce miun Bost cent | count NEW 4 750 per O Sterlin day b closed o Recelp Re means than a sand but no wctive good h oral t | | | | | ofc kets beef he 1t in man urday, sted fair tc $4.85 1 to finis| thing « In pr of cow loads. shade 00T 1 1.0 10 gosd bette firmer about The and fec on wll liberal, buyers d of first Aaiis 2. 19 19 21.. (ot 21, 50 14 19, 9 108 fe 144 f i st 101 fe 91 1oG fur th rule w barro wore from diny nurr and 1 heavy b Nogs sules Av. Sh Bulwdr Choliar [KANSAS Crry, Mo alances, #,008,02 282,466; 2,204 New line thi stock selli lers were the principil buyers. the westerns mostly at ove ive s ...1070 9 feeders ........ u & quotations for mining stocks today were as follows v 1 & Noroross v 5 | Moxican Beichor J% 4Mono Consolldnted Jopnis 5 | Potost j [Saraco 2 (sierra Nevada ] W @ 1188 25 15 100 12 dnted 103 4 nwealty Cal'x Va Polnt & Curry |unton Cons: Utsh [¥ellow Tacket.. 8 Tnancinl Noles. April 17.~Exchange quliet April 17.—Clearings, $1 ANA 8, April 17.~Thrac s, 061 GO s ceount Y ORK, per cente! April 17.—Clearings, $88,443, 1A, April 17, —Clearings, lay last weok, §1,1 3. 1one, Md., Aprl 8; balances,” $428,2 1,100,508 2 per arings Moncy, 6 508, April 17.~Amount of bullion gono o lank of England on balances today ADELPIIA 1642 por cont Pis Clearings, Mouey Now miun York ex Tenn., April 1 Clearings, selfing at'$1.50 p 19; balances, 8178,617 0uts, Mo, April 17, ~Clearings, $5.152 «$536,007. Money quict at 637t Exch New York, 90¢ pre oN, Mass, April 17.—Clear balances, $2,204,548. M Exchange on New York, 218 Cloaring: commerciil 50 per #1,000 8 yreniu r sixty- Moniy ORLEANS, L, April 17 New ' York exchang $1,000 premiut; bank premium AGo, T11 288, - April 17.—Clearings, York “exchange, o 'y ¢ exchange strong: #4.564 ll1s; 4 for sight at6@7 por cont MAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS, pts Liberal and a ¢ vailed for All od Demand Pre- ines. MoNDAY, April 17 Ipts of all kinds today, while by excessive, were considerably heavier W There were nearly a thou- wre cattle here than on last Monday, twithstanding that fact the market wis i cattle proportion of 1ib mar- no and stronger on every thing in at was at all useful. The cavy cuttle was somewhat han” usual, and with eastern stronger and a good demand from local and oastern dressed uses and speculative shipper le developed considerable strength and y to 102 higher than Sat- ales of gooa to choiee 1,250 to 1,6560-11. being mude at from $4.75 to 2. The good 1,000 t0 1,200-11. steers at from ) #4.65 were tully steady at last week's rices, while the eommion Hght stufl and ends at from #4.25 down to #3.85 ully as high as at any time recently wais & good active movement from sta Tt h noon hour found about every- ut of Hirst hands. oportion Lo the total receipts the supply s was small, not much- over a dozen Trade was brisk and prices ave firmer all around Extreme by prime cows and helfers wer ) $4.25, with the big bulk of the cows and heifers sel at 3 Bulls, oxen and stags sold a shade $2.40 to 84 Calves wers commion _large to choice veal g at from $2.75 to $6.50. o was a fairly uctive trade in stockers oders and prices were well maintained grades, h offering wore rather Including over 400 westerns. Country took hold fairly well, but regular Sales out #3.55 (0 $4.20 with 8. Represent- more this class hands wero at fro ales DRESSED BEEF. No. 6., Av. L1158 18 181 40......1080 10450551151 1050t 40.. Pr. 445 450 450 450 450 450 450 455 460 400 460 [ 00 00 0 00 15 20, v e 44, 030 17......1818 19......1128 .. 12056 12 veee 1224 41......118 43......1176 17, 44, 1051 L1285 1044 087 040 .1033 L1042 . 082 1278 .1220 1150 1038 L1089 1044 SHIP| 1392 1276 40 40 40 MIXED, 18, COWS, . 020 cean 114D 121010 1000 L1210 710 014 1008 1010 ) 18 i3 1 1 1...... 980 1......1080 4......1062 6 il 25 25 14 25 12, 85 1 50 25 50 50 50 50 60 i) HEIFERS, 042 1004 L1120 . Bi4 L1205 +0..1210 oo U ) L1079 L1100 ln'u Mu 970 020 . 14 1 876 740 00 00 10 CALVES, 1120 L1210 1440 1870 1400 1840 1200 1550 1180 1347 . T60 1710 L1820 1400 .. 1410 00 EYs 10 5 0 [0 50 1470 EEDERS, 550 720 . Bl STOCK 650 420 505 000 880 844 L 024 930 950 WYOMING CA eders s L1205 COLORADO CA ..1079 sders 1002 eers eders hayfed pders The fresh supply was th i year foru Monday. T 15 v the hos ruini ws of weight. - Euster demoral but with a go A sources and only i moderate e wits fairly netive L prices not over 10 W ron ) The il fail welghts, however last Monday. b D for chol of the fuir 1o g 10 46,50 on urdiy and presentative Av 200 41 Sh 40 40 240 120 Pr. 250 & 250 ¢ 40 0 2 690 (301} TUESDAY. APRIL only | Daly i | Kountze 18, 1893 40 0 [ 120 40 200 100 000 090 000 00 120 820 40 80 160 80 120 245 49 240 80 120 40 80 50 4 00 1 o G 400 200 200 Ep-Four loads_were rece three were offered for billed direet to a | or high, buyers being anxlous enouih for stock to pay right up el 10 Chicuge for then. “Western wethers, ayeri 1bs., brought $5.50; some 81-11 lin i Tatnbs, both na ern, 86, The demand 1s very never heen more urgent if the sheep are in the o ship them. Prices are g higher than last week. ' | $4.0075.60; fair to goo common and to choicee 40 to 100, resentative sules No 211 Mexican yearlings 171 western wethers 47 native lambs 230 Mexican lav ved, ot e, o al ki veryth 1t hus prosent, An of n dime Lnntive tep- Pr. 10 niry thi by a ir to g western sheep, # b, latubs, $4.5006 Av. .. 81 & 100 50 08600 oL 600 Recelpts ana Disposition Ofictal receipts and dispo shown by the hooks of the company for th 1 Stock. f stocl Stock Y nours ending Unlo forty t April 17, 1893 RECELVTS TCATTLE OGS KUEEP. HONSES & WIS Cars [Head Cars, Head Cars, Head| Cars. | Hend 124] 5041 832 IOy CATTLE 0 Omalin I’ The G. 11 Swift & Co The Cudaly Chicago I Kingan & (¢ A Hnas R Beeker & Vansant & Car Shippers and fo Pack v, Co Total 0 Chicago Live Stock Market. OICAGO, THL, April 17.~The | nal reports CATTLE- Reed 4,000 1 prime ste Tex it 100 90 Suger 600 head strong to 10¢ 4.50, s, 14,000 head shipments market str r g to trifio h is shipments Towers mixed light, $5.00: cipt 900 head; market netive, stroy mixed, $5.00@5. highet; native wethers, £5.85@5.76; shipmor native ew westerns, 45.750 24,600 Kansas City KaNsas Ciry, Mo, ceipts, 8,000 head; shipment Steers' 'gencrally’ steady 5a10c higher; cows steddy Indian cattle strong to higher; st ers 1 feeders duall, the best | 1 poor: stockers weak and lower et beef and shipping Texas and k- 1 e Dressed which the labor question was length. Rev. C.J. Powell of Congregational church read paper on the subject and other joined in th ssionthat followed was the expression that a s fast tof th the an inte inoor vas and that the be founa Accused of Robly Powers, arr night, was ide t1 Towa as the party cash and States hote las streets last Tt Y. ested for tifled b ‘Shorty" Saturday Owens wood his_ loose tarmer h even that Owens had s at_ the houso and intoxicated, hi elf and ) of his Dan Collin the farmer g [ lown for a peacef : ! had ¢ tted the deed, he would have left t immediate had read a ful fit next day in Bre, Not taking depa from city when he kuew that he was wanted he opined, was a point in his favor th and Doug n had ntly o said | THEY 2 The liver when active is the watch-dog of the system — the destroyer of germs and fmpuri- tics. The truth is: ninety-nine | out of evety hundred diseases begin with 4 sluggish liver. A slight cold or chill may amount | to something serfous.” If you | correct the liver you'll cure the | cold. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel- lets rouse the liver to vigor- ous action. After dinner, if you're bilious, take onc of these tiny, sugar-coated Pellets, Take them when you have wind or pain in stomach, giddiness, full- ness, loss of appetite, or when you suffer from cos- tiveness, Indigestion, sick or bilious headaches, The makers take the risk of their bencfiting you. they're not satisfactor: your money is refunded.” Can you ask more? WORTH $1500. It certaluly will pay you to keep Samyple copy, one Dime (none fiee) Coin Collector’s Merald, steers, $2.00174. Texas and Indian ste cows ana_heifers, $2.00 stockers and fecders, 31.75734.7 Hoas Reecipts. 3,600 head;shipments, 2,800 heads market 15 25e lower 0@ 7.10% | bullk, $6.8006 SHEEP Reccipts head: market steady to strong | St. Lowis Live Stock Market. | | $3.0 2, 15 range,§ 5,400 head: shiy uctive, yet ments, 600 [ prices were S1. Louts, Mo, April 17, Carir 900 hiead; shipni 100 irmer, very fow nati would' bring #3.2514.75; fed Texas steers sold at’ #: HoGs—Receipts, 4,100 h head; heavy, $0.7017.1¢ 6.90; light, 36.506.50. SHEEp -Heecipts, 2,100 head: shipments, none, The supply was wostly clipped Texans, which brought £4.70. ———— H.D. Booae ., JAS F BooGES, Vice Pres Secy & Troa HAWKEYE COMMISSION CO. Capital $25.000; Omaha umd Sloux City. Recelpts head: — mark fair to good #4.80@5.10; w100 ipments, 100 packing, ¥6.40w D. D FRAZEE, Pros. | Grain and Provisions | Railroad Stocks and Bonds. PRIVATE Room 212 Hew York Life Building | OMAHA, Ors: Commorcial WIRES REFER Sioux City Umunu. lowaState National Bank, Natlonal Bank. Spocial attention given to outside orderss Corresponaence solicitod 1th Oftice. Diphtheria is reported at the Walnut Hill railway station Births—Son, Mr. and Mrs. James Akri Twelfth and Pierce; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Jickey, Sixteenth and Martha;son, M and Mrs. John Hollingworth, 1416 Jackson ; son My rs. Albert Wilson, Eleventh and Clg and Mrs. J. R 1528 North E 3 «duughter, Mr, I Mrs. L. A. Brandhoefer, 2710 Bristol; ughter, Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Roseberg, 4010 Ohio. k e Piles of people have piies, but Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. —— City Hall Op. ng. The grand opening of the city hall will not take place until the building has been en tirely completed and accepted by the city from Contractor Coots. This will delay the | opening until about the first of June, as the structure will not be in readiness to be | turned over to the city until the latter part | of next month. De Witt's Discussed th The Omaha Ministe Memorial - Labor Questio Wl association met at | church yest | Omaha Coal, Cok3 & 'Eagle Cornics Works A ‘“FI L AT THE § Society in Carlsbad isup early morning, The Waters, as well Jarl L act best the mormn OWERY " MEETIN DEL in the the when fore bad, as breakfa well as benefit in Habitual . Chronic Catarrh of the Stomg pepsia, Liver and Kidney You can increa: the action of a lit of the Spru Obtain the genuine, which m Ature of Fisner & Mende \gents, New York,” on every boitle, »:Esr AN hio Bxquisito ) fighting James Glen. { relieved him of and chain at tho slied being taken laid If he he Com Collector’s $110. ed fn this new 5 conts. per annum, "A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL"BAR- GAIN.” MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES SAPOL DIGESTIBLE ikers discussed at Hillsdale sting ministers It social 10 differences only in the Every Month H eive or many wemen suffer from Exc Scant Menstruation; they don't know * who to confide in to get proper advice, Don't confide in anybody but try Bradficld’s Fomale Regulator & Spacific for PAINFUL, PROFUSE, SCANTY, SUPPRESSED and IRREGULAR MENSTRUATION. Book to ' WOMAN " mailed fr BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. Bold by wll Drugglate. 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OHMAHA OPTICAL €., 204 5. 16ihSt. 1o Kinsler Drug Stor off Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Directory T AWNINDS AND TENTS “HARDWARE Omaha Tent- Awning | Wolf Bros. & Co., COMBANT Manufacturers of tonts. HORSE COVERY, 1113 Faroam St “BADS AND TWiN 8- | Bemis Omaha Bag COMPANY. Importers and man.frs floue " wacks, buriaps, | twiae BISYCLES, Bleyclos 8014 on monthly paymonts. 120 N.15th AND SHUES, M. 0. Daxon, i Shoe Company, Horse Cog Kirkendall, Jonas _— COAL, COKE CORNICE, 01111 1 ey ~1119- 112111 Manufn tur )n Is extand ard St i Howard St of Boots und Salesroo 1to all o Inspect & | Amar, Hand-Sewad SHOK CO., boots,al0as and rubbor goods, 153 1810 1aruoy 3t 1201 iron tadow cp crlights, ok 2 bodgs St hard and soft | Mfrs 1110-1 . DRY 60093, M. E. Smith & Co., | Kilpatrics-Kosa Dr; 10003 CO. 19, notions, tur ward St bry nishing ¥o T 10 arit oy FURHITURE, Omatia Upholstering | Besbas wolstazed furale | FURNITL Wholesnie ouiy. | & Runyan ot sndlih Ste 2wk q Ling, alers In hardware va | wmecianies’ tonls 1104 Douglas 3t Rector & Wilkelmy | Lo COMPPANY, |1 Corner 10tk and Juckson gy HATS, ET3, IRM Wfl“l W A.L. Gibbon & C0. | 0maha Safeand [121 Wholesnlo WORKS, Hats, eaps, straw g0 glovos: mitt wnd iarnoy tron ahiitt capos, An oLt 1L and Ja oks) —y LUMBER, John A Wakedald, Tmported, AmoricanPort land comont, Milwau- | Kee comunt white lao. Charles R. L3y, Hardwood umber, wasl carpets and parqass fooring d Doaglas th o _—mm LIguoss | MILLINERY, & Frick & Herbael, |1. Obarfaldar & Co Lmportars anl jobbers 1001 Farnam St S ————————————— PAPER, 0ILs, Carpenter Paper Co, | Standard Ol Co,, Carry a full atofc of printin wpping nd | Refined and lubrieatiag writing | papers, “oard | por, ot s, axlo grease, oto ——————————————————— PRODUZE COMAISSIOY, Branch & Co., |das. AClm&L) ot Buttor, cheass, edis poultry wnd game, Kinds, aysters, | 17 K. Lih St P i STOVE REPAIRS, 8A84. 0111 Omaha Stovs Repair |H. A, Disbrow & Ca WK<, stove repairs | Manufasturers of sash and water attachmonts | doors, blinds sad for any kiod of wovs 4. branch o8 made, 14i Lougles ob d Leard. Produce, frults all