Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL July for the First Time is No Tonger the Under Dog. MAY WHEAT HAS BROKEN THREE CENTS Poor Prospects for the Next Winter Wheat Crop DId Not | and Now erally prove Vestorday Traders Are Gens Alarmed. Oneaao, 1L, April 20.—~May wheat brok today and July for the first tinie I8 no longer the under dog. Armour seller, though he bought 23,000 bu. of May, later the famous near-hy month was at ¢ decling from July at the ciose, the market leaving off strong for July at about %e guined for the day while Muy firi at &¢ below the price 1t closed at yesterday. The very poor prospect of the next winter wheat erop did tmprove and now alarm beglns to spread into that great stronghold of the bears—the far-stretehing spring wheat roglons of the northwest. Reports wero that the conntry was decp under snow and seeding already ton days hehind trifle steadior, hut urred In valucs, s the changinz, selling May and wt from L6 to 2¢ diffrence derand for May being from was a and was | materlal principul Corn was u change o ature wi buying July whout the only shorts Provisions were at intervals, lust ched. The firmness was d porting an_excellent wnd iner While o receipts fell below the « expectations for tONOFOW e i Ains since yosterdiy anoant to fr 714c to A0e in pork. fron 10e to 15¢ in lard, and fron 12:4¢ to 15¢ in ribs, | Eacnaied receipts for ton Wheat, | i, 170 cars; onts, 210 cars; pr : (i prices bel stron ighout, ¢ the ' Lekirs o denind wto and T opt o 14,000 head Uhe leading futures ranged as follows ARTICLES. | OPEN. | I0GHL| LOW heat No 2 Avril April May July Ot N0 97 | 10 |10 96| 9 Cash quotations were Frovie-Dull; u Witkat- No. 2 northern, 6 Conx as follows: 0.8 spring, 383¢; No. white 3215¢. . on track kip No. 3, 1. 0. b, 45@56c; No. 4, f.o. 1 FLAX SEED- N0, 1 TIMOTHY SEED PORK - Meas, por per 100 s, #9587 (loose), oxed), (hoxed ), 49,6 0, Wiisicy Distillers' fi .14 SuGans—Cut loaf, 6, ndard “A." 55 §-16¢ The following were th ments for today T Articics #1133, Prime bl #4:18724.20 17.2 dry ' salted 3742; sho shoulders clear sides | ished goods, per gal ranulated, | | | | receipts and Koceipte | Ship Ficur, bbls Wheat. bu Corn, bu 0 467000 240,000 | 14,000 3. 000 16,000 o butter 0c; duiry ash, 141400 On the Produce exchange tod, market was strong 22097¢, Eggs, 14kc. y the creamery, 216 strietly fr ain, The following prices are for delivery at Mis - slssippl river points: WHEAT—No. 2spring, 68¢ bid; No 67¢ bid; No. 2 hard, G1¢ bid; No. 8 Did 3 sorl hard, bSe No. 2, 51c bid. 0. No. 2 white, 3014¢ bid; No. 80c bid, No. 2 cash or April, sl or April, 3615 Among the sales were: Fourteen ears No. 3 or better corn, upper Mississippl river points, 86i5c. 3 white, 37¢; No. 8 or Omuha Prodace Market, With the wind blowing a gale, eyery one yomaining indoors it absolutely forced to e out. 1t could hardly bo expected that there would be very much ac tivity in the produce district. In addition to the Iindranco from unfavorable weather jo the fact that the quantity of butter eees and Oultry coming to market is very Hght ng everything into considerntion the i conld not very well be otherwise than ¢ Butter Is becoming almost an unknown cle in this market, especially good butte the sex Wiy and nd until | J 1ch prospect of an ipts or 4 dec e in the price s from the country ndieate th the i mmencing o stirt, and that it will not be long before new butter will com- menee to arrive. The e situation y to say the least, p cullar. The market in the couitey has b advancing and track buyers hive been stron buyers. In the meanwhile the market he has uined stationary, | Chic buy have been picking up brasia und have up thoe market in ti Chieago, however, short titie igo, Poultry is uiso very s 1 prices do Hot appear (o enuse Sy mate: rlal increase in the tecelpts, Everything in the way of chickens is picked ap quickly on arrival; There were no frosh receints of strawberries to speak of, he fiest shipment of berries from Arkansas is expected inon Friday. The general frait market s quiet owing to the g sence of warn weather which is necessary 10 i stimulate the demand. No one wants to vat fruit with mittens on rRuITS, Aprres—Choice shipping stock, $.0024.05 per bbl. STRAWBERRIES - Per 24-gt. case, ORANGES ~Flovida russetts, §3 oranges, single boxes, &3, Califor T cotinues, 2.0 Hngton Newceastl redlings, » tiverside Sotdlings, § unch, Including erates an packing, $1.7 0, TRIGR ARG URANBERRIES 'er box, $3.70. LEMONS—Cholee, $3.50@4.00; fancy, $4.00a and with was not miuch to do with k country, ‘The market in IS not so'strong as 1t was u and high but the #5.0061.6,00, Mesican M mou navels, § 2,609, VEGETABLES. ©15-bu, hox, $1.00751.25, Cholee ‘navy, $2.3002. 43 #1.00@2.00." Y ’ CALIFORNIA CABBAGE - Por 1., 30 per doz. $1.502.00, CUCUMBERS—(hoi, er bbl, ¥5; sced sweet i common EWEET POTATOR: pot ON grown, on orders o country 0od stock shipped in from coun- $#1.15@1.25 bu, : e ATOES - Colorado stock, #1.10; Wisconsi burbanks, 90c@$1.00; western Nebruski, 06 £1.00; eastern Nebraska stoc Kk, 7 W early Oliio seed, §1.26, NEW VEGETABLES- Lettuce, 40¢; udishes, 40ci parsley, 40c per doz.i groen onfons, 20 Pie Praxe BUTT BurTig conniryr Por 50-1b, boxes, $1.5071.75 R, EGGS, GAME, POULTRY. Packing stock, 15@17¢; fair to good 1L, 19@ cholce to funey country al market, 13e, JMined duelo” Tacad00; red houds, mallards, $2.0062.50; teal, $1.00051 55; Jack snipes, 81,25, 2 POULTRY-Cholce nens, 11@12¢; mixed coc 10@11e; 0ld FOOSTORS, TG8e: gt ind. do 1001 Le; turkoys, 106120 pigeons, $1 2501 per doz. live, MISCELLANEOUS. HaY—The murkot on good uplund Liay, §7 car lota, s p ’ ONEY—Cholen to tancy white elover, 184 180¢ falr to good, 10@18e. 'O clover. 18 VEAL—Cholce and small fat veals, 7@8c; largo and thin, 804 New vork Murkets, NEW YORK, April 20.—Froui 708 pkgsi exports, 8400 bbls sules, B0 phgs.; market firm AL Recelpts, 18,- , 4,700 sicks; | dull, weuk; low | Dull, steudy; yellow western, weak: western, 56@57¢. . “irn, quiet; western, BT BARLEY MaUT-Dull, Steady: wostern, 656 00¢. WHEAT—Shipments, 48,146 bu.; s, 655,000 bu. futures, 104,000 bu, spot. Spot market qulet, stronger; 2 red, in store and elevator, 75@704%c; afloat, 7614 763 ¢; 1. 0. b TON@T N hern, 51352 No. hard, 85¢ 795 @B0c. Options were active, e gular, openiog firm and advancing on local covering, d clined Yy@\e on easier cables, reallzing, in- creased recelpts at the west and light clear- advanced 1@lye on reports of bad 11, ¢ Weather west, strengthoned on coverlng, foll | 14¢ and closed fiem at %@ 1k over yostarday; No. dred, May, 78 8-16675'4c, closing, 7!»\.’» June, 75%@70Xe, closing, 7 Tuly. 76 8-14 @78, closing, 774 TTHRDTN e wing, 78%e; Sentember, clos ing, 79%c; December, 815@82%¢, closing, 82% e, ’ Conx—Rocelpts, “17,400 bu.: exports, 45448 b sales, 70,000 by ‘futares, 78,000 bu. spot Spots, duil,” ste No. 2, 4 vistor, 4957, <t 45c; N V without My 405 vro. and A% Spots dull, white June, 34 B3y 31 i, #3tac: No. 2 white, o1 N Wl apot, 400 No. 2 white Chicng 3, 350505 No. 2 white, 391 mixed wostorn £30ci white western, 8 HAY 89,000 bu stendy | closing Tuly, Junt RN . 314 closing, 4314 33 Firm, talr de Hors -Quiet, firm, H1ibes-—Quict, casy, PROVISIONS~Cut meats, fale demand and steady; middles dull, fivmer; short clear, 10 Lard quiet, strongor} western stean closed 10153 HU tlerces at #10.16; city, $9. sulds, 400 tidrees; optlons, sales, none; May closed at $10.15; July closed at #10.30; Sep- tember closed ay #1035, Pork quiet, firn Rorrei- Active, highe rn dairy, 19@ 2605 western creaiuery, 20 § western fi tory, 1826 Elgin CUEESE - Falr den 39 5¢ Baas 1 ipts, tresh, 16 161 TALLOW- Qulet, steady ty COTTONSEED UL yellow PETROLEU M continued In close, when # vinii oi] 45,000 « s Ady; part skims, 10,667 plis; weak; western 82 per pkg Dull, steady; crude, 39¢; The market opened weuker and that condition until near the teadier tone prevatled. Pennsyl- Spotsales, none. May options: Sujes bbls. Opening pr highest est, 66 %e, and closin il , none; 205¢ bid. Total'sales, 45 ROSIN-Quiet gond, $1.2715 1P ENTINE fir Rick-Steady, quict 38D s Tapiun, 424 i MoL.ASsES— Now Orleans, open kettle firm nt 307535 Raw, firner, quict; faie refining, 314 entrifiugals, 06 tost, $hcs sales, 1,0 trifuguls, 94 t cporefin Iy active, fifmer 44 15-16¢ widard A 311 A4 powdered s granulated, strafned, common to 1t 337733150, lomestic, fair to extra, good to 15, COPPER— sy LEAD Quict Tix - Iirm, domestic, lake, $12.20, steady': d quict; Straits plates, steady, ‘qulet $4.40 £4.1205 $20.75 Mo. Louis, lizht, pr teudy Winir"Starting firm down but react from the bottom; No. 2 red, eash 64 closing at G4ic closing ai ¢ ; August CORN —Firm. hut tam cash, 36140236505 May, 3 OA'rs —Sold_ o Dut cash, 2014¢; May ¢ RYE-Nothing doing BArrey —Nothing doing. PROVISIONS mess jobt April FLovi-Ofer- carly wus pushe i 2 mixed, 3 July, 39¢ 1l a0 No. 2 Stron ndard Dry nil Lard, .75 10 njeats, loose shoutders, $8.57145 1ons ribs, #5007 shorts, $9.55; boxed lots, 15¢ more Bacon, ' picked sho 0 “lones ribs, $10.50; shorts (s, curdd. 121,718 14 BUerkic - Firm western dairy, 1832401 west- niery, 24720150 westirn factory, 156 ins, 99025 50 REceers - Flour bu.; corn, 89,000 Dy SieyMENTS - Flour, corn, 58,000 bu.; oats, 3,000 b, #1070, su 1,000 b wh s, 25.000 | 000 bbls.; wheat, 1,000 12,000 bu's rye, 10,000 Business Caenges. The following are r. Lut Dun's Mer: tilo agency Arapahoe tod T Moy Broken Ro will discontir Broken Bow, Neb, J. F. Mitchell, gr will discontinue. Neb., L. F. W. Hoest Nen, LW Mooney, hotel, sold out Neb., O, 1L Mevis, dry goods, 1an, saloon, will Bee Hive Store company, Neb., Dy Smit Neb,, Wondwa & 1it At & Co., restaurant, suc- Tillotson, Des Mofnes, In., A, ¢, Stowart, meat markot, suceceded by Wise & Stewart Huwmburg, Ia, K. B, Thompson, harness, sold out New London, T, J. B. Dunlap, gencral store, succeeded by Duniap & Craw, orth Hawarden, fa., Bray & Son, meat mar- , suceeoded by T for. salix, L., J drugs, suld out. rd & Smith, livery, New York Dry NEW Yok, April 20.~The stormy weather was ngainst much trade in dry goods on the spot, though there were more huyers iround who had been attracted to the large auction salo of indigo blues. The situation, however, was unel wl, except that the ult of the auction srred to was felt to be bene- tone of the market. About 1,800 ases of Algonquin indizo prints were offéred and guaranteed by the auctioneers 1o be per- feet In every way, all defective pleces having been with It was not expected that even under theso reumstances the goods would brin over be any way. The first case sold for S and shortly after the price made advanced to b'4e, then fo and single-case lots sold it 5%, A prominent printer was the prine buyer. Whatever sientileanco. was tttached 10 this fact the resuit was i benefit to the market, as it was surprising. Many others as well as Job- bers were bidders at th 1s Market. Kunsas City Markets, KANSAS C1TY, Mo., April 20— Wheat and areon a basis of Missiksippl river; corn out: on n basis of Kunsus ity WiikaT—Steady at unchan hard, 684@64is0; No. 2 rod, i o= Quotily nigher; 2 white, 81@ 310 OATs No. 2 white Unehanged 310031 140 TTER - Unchanged; vy, 18240, Stoady at 121ic. es—Wheat, 15,000 bu.; corn, 7,000 bu ; outs, none. SHIPMENTS Wi bu.; oats, none. mixed, 28@28140; ereamery, 26@30c; 1t 33,000 bu; corn, 10,000 Cotton Market, NEW ORLE. 417,505 June August, $7,7677.78; Beptembe Octol 52 07.83; Novembe middling, 7 11-16¢; net receipts, 4,390 ports 1o Groat H0U bales; stock, Dbales: gross, 4,391 bule Britain, 4,070 Hiles; sule 28,401 bales, Cofteo Market, W April 20.-Options opened 25 to closed strong, and excited sales, 60,250 April, $13.40714.50 13.45%014.25; Jul incinding 3 Jung ’ 15114403 ovember, $13.60; Spot Rig, dull and unsettled; No. 7 Minnwapoils Wheat Market. MiNNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 20.—Very lively business today. Cash warket strong, and illers were roady huyers at an ndy aver yosterday. Roceipts,” 237 cars. Close: May Batge; July, 67%c. On track: No. L hard, 7isei No. 1 northern, 66¢; No. 2 northern, | Gde: Grain Market. April _20.—-WnEAT Aptil, TH@T4 e, i NO. 2 mixed, April Philadetphi PHILADELPHIA, Weak, lower; NO. Cony—Lower, closed ff ABAN Oars—Car and unching lots_ declined futures dull No. 2 white, A vl 8391, @89 . Cincinuati Murkets, CINCINNATL, O, April 20.—WHEAT No. 2 red, 67 Conn- Firmer Oars- Easl WHISKY- Ste Quiet; No. 2mixed, 42 No. 2 mixed, 81 Iy at#1.14 43¢ 2 w3d2e Toledo ¢ ket. 0., April 20— WiEAT shand April, 7050 Firm, higher; No. 2, cush and May, TOLEDO, bigher; No, CORN 4lhe OATS Active, Quief sh, 320, Baltimore Graiu Market. Baumivonr, Md., April 20— \WhEAT ted; No. 2 red, spot i M T N Fiems wixed, spot and April, 38%c bid Oars—Steady: No. 2 white western, 411sc Ol Market, CALCUTTA LINSEE +dune, new crop, 88s Unset- 1o NDON, April 20 Spot, 425 Grad per quirt Lixseen O1n )s 3d per ewt Liverpool Markets. Liverroor, April WikAT -Quiet; mund moderite: hotders offer moderately. Corn—Firm; demand fal de- STOCKS AND BONDS, Speculation In Securitios Was Feverish and Unsettled Agnin Yesterday. NEW YORK, April 20.~The stock speculation was feverish und unsettled again toduy by the siame causes which have operated agiinst the market for weeks past. The uncertalnty in regard to the treasury policy, the strength of sterling exchange, the talk of heavy gold en- gagemeonts snd tho sigus of lacreased striu- Natlonal Cc | Wasy goney In money ll tended to unsettls the views of holders of stocks. At the same time the bears were emboldened to make & more vigorous attack upon such stocks ws thiy knew to e naprotected. Taken altogether the menns_heavy. Missourl Pacific fell off & per cent, Natloninl Cordage preferred 3 per cent ke Shor . Manh it Josses were by no 9l per nd West- er of the res rning, fon 1% per ded ' pet od gl per but later on in-sympathy with stocks just named rallied. Just provious to the close there was a recovery of from 14 to % per cent from the lowest ontreports, which proved to be well founded, that Secretary Carlisle would come out with an official statement in regard to his policy this ovening. —In n mujority of instances tivo net declines today were 1y per cent. This is explained by the fact that out- siders were attracted by the low prices and buyers on all the renctions. Aniong the Tennessee Coal & lron preferred boints, Edison THuminating 414 per tichmond Terminal preferred 4 per Later Edison Hluminating rallled The market closed steadier in ady nt durin sped broke 214 per cent. tone The followin the leading stocks on the change today are the closing quotations of New York Stock ex- Atchison W Northern T Adams Expross 155 | do preferre Alton, T. 1 ¥ U, P De. & Gulf do proferred Northwestern Xpress dy preferred.... Baltimore & Ohlo. N. Y. Central.. .. Cannda Prolfic N Y &N B oss canada southers Ontario & Western Central Pacific, Oregon « Oblo Orexon N Chleago Altos 0. 8, L, & U.'N COH &G Pacific Mall « . AKO GR. L Peoria 1. & Idntyd Gius Plttsburg &St Pullman Palace . n Ofl Cert Heading s Del. Hudaon fichmond irmin'l do preferred Rio Grande W . erred., ot DL & W D.&R Gopra D& O F. Co Enst Tens Kicle Erle prefarred Fort Wayne *Gt. Norihern pf &R pra Hocking Valley 1iinols Central K t Paul & Omalia srred Southern Pacific Sugar Kefinery Tetin. Coal & lron Tuxns Paciie . & Tex. pra Fol. & O, Cen. pi'd ke Erie & Woat Cnion Pacific 10 pref 5 U S, Express Lake Shor W. st L & Lead Trost do preferred Louls & xasho 0 Wells Fargo Exp Louls. & New AT'by Western Unton Mannattan Con.... Wheeling & L. i Memphis & Cha'sn do preferred Michigan Central Minn: & St L. Missourt Pacific 0, & I G Mobile & Ol General klciric NashvilleChatt National Linseod duge, . Fuel & Iron do preferred .. do preferred N. J.Central ..\ Hous. & Tex. Cen Norfolk & W. p'idl Tol. A, A. & N. M. I Ameriean Co Paul & Dulutiy today were 100 Th 1 sules of st St uding: Atchison. fon & Quincy, 27,800 Chesupeak 3, Cotton Oil, 5,700; ~ Chi 14,200 Delaware, Lackawanna & orfi, 8,100: Distilling, &500; Erie, General Electric, 1,000: Lake Shore, 3.600; Manhattan, 4,100 Missouri Pacific, '87,900; National Lead, 9,900; National_Cordage, 10,- 00; New Encland, 11,500; Northwestern, §, 700 crthern Pacific preferred, 8,600 Reading, 7,900: Rock 1sland, 5,900; 8¢, § 23,500, Sugar, 37,600: Western Unlon, 23, New York Money Market Youk, April 20, -MONEY ON re active, ranging from 4 lust loan, 4" per cent; closed per cent. Prive MERCANTILE PAPER—64@8 per cent STERLING EXCHANGE—Firn, “with nctual business in bankers' bills at $1.871504 for Axty duys and #4594 for demand GOVERNMENT BONbs—Lower. State NEw CALL to 6 per cent; offered at quotations on bonds: 1M, Gen. b3, &NFL G ML 103 Paul Con.ve L 128 Pacitie s of 05 L & 1St Louisiana s'ped 18 Ir. et Missouri s 7 1 Tri oun new set s Union Pacific 1sts.. Tenn. new set s West shore Tenn. now set R.G. W. Ists Liii? Cunaida Southo Atcly .8l Central Pacitic Ateh. 2. clnss AL 51 DL & .G Dsts GoHL & SA GR, 107 D& RIGs 5 o 2d bs paT) Erie 218 HOT. & CB8...0.ii0t 1064 MoKC& 1 Gonldel g B &R O ConiiLL 103 M. K & T. Gen, 5s.. Carotinals 12214 Miutual Unton s Caroling is . N.J. C. Int. Cert Browns con... 9 . ol Gx.. . Tidig St S St st 2 1096 101y Nl Puc. Ists N Pac. 2ds 11 NI W. Consois 13 NLW. Debenta'ra sy 103" (M . kX MAt. coup . wcons. 2d sorles “ N N T v v iv Boston St ROSTON, Mass. April 20. 1 per cent: time loans, 67 per cent. quotations on stocks, bonds und mining Atch., T, & 8. F. ... 3l American Sugur_.l 101" [Westineh, Elvetii do preterred. ... 7 | do preferred Bay State Gas. .20 154 | Wisconsin Central.. Bell Tel o Ateliivon 2ds Hostol [ New ingl Boston «|Nneral o do pref Wiscoasin ( CoB & Q. Allouez Min.ng Co Fi Atlantic.. iy Boston & Morntana.. Butte & Hoston. Mexican Ce 1014 Calumet & Hee N.V. & N. 513 | Contennlul... , old Colony .. 10 5 Orecon Short Line.. 18 Rubber San Diego. nion Paclfi Westknd... do prefarred ... & Albany. Matne red L 166 s a2 &) Tilnols Stes San Francisco ) SAN I'RANCISCO, Cal closing quot for were as follow inlng Quotations, April 20.—The offi mining stocks toc Alta Boleh Tk Best & Boichor Hodle Consoll Bulwor. B 8 Bk Chollar ... e Siorra Nevadu... .. 150 Cone'd Cal'§ Va, Unlon Consolldited 115 Crown Pol 5 Utah Rk () jould & C ellow Jncke Moxican Mono Ophir [ vauo 90 New York Mining Quotations. New Youi, April 20.~Tie following are the closing mining quotations: Crown . Con. ¢ al Gould & Curey Tialo & Noreross ... Howestake Mexlean....... Ontario Gphie Plymouth forra Novad standard...... Unlon Con Yellow Jackot Tron Siiyer Quick Siiver. eferred St Louis wining Quotations. 81, Louts, Mo, April 20.—The following are the closing mining quotitions *Adims 8 8 [ American N 1) @ .43 titimatallie. 7.0) nite ... 5.00 UL tasked. izavoth Hopa §07 30 08 @159 Niw ORLEANS, L., April 20, 47,005, KANsAS Crry, 525,450 NEW Youk, Ap ). ~Clearings, $119,5 5363 bnlunces, $6,556,181 BALTIMORE, Md., April 20, 018.923; balances, $347 358 cent P Clearing s, $1,- Mo., April 20.—~Clearings, $1,- Clearings, Money, LeHIA, Pa #12,550, bulances, 4% per cent Mespnis, Tenn., change selling 1ces, $04,04 April 20.—Clear ngs, 2,067,048, Mone il 20.—New York ex- Clearings, $316,246; ney, 6 por cent, Now premium Clearis HOSTY 822,336 ecnt. count ST, LOvts, Mo, April 20.—Cle 036; b s, $510,330. Mone per e change on New mium PARIs, April 20, for'the account. The week Bank of France shows an inereas 000f gold and 3,100f silver. On1eaGO, 1L, April 20.—Cloarings, $16,837,- 692, New York excha 40¢ "premiun Sterling exchange strong; #4574 for sixty-duy Lills; $4,55'5 for sight drafts. Money, quie fir Clearings, #15,- Y, 55 per ixchange on New York, 17¢ {0 20¢ dis- 3,938,- quiet ut 6w7 York, 98¢ pro- Three per centes, 961 450 wont of the of 6,250, 1, 64T pe NEW YORK ™ [ ent. i to as follows Boston, 17@ funi. The bullion in the t od £89,000 during the week. The proportion of the Bank of lund's reserve to Hability, which Was 47.02 per cent, Is now 48.44 per ¢ 5 quoted 20, 400 premiun s discount; St Louis, 90¢ pr LONDON, April 2 K of Englund iner Y past ast week it STOCK MARKETS, Extremely Light Ku of Cattle a Wild Jump. THURSDAY, April 20 » receipts of cattle numbe 1 only 840 heud of all kinds. There were o few fair to s0d beeves in the pens, but hardly enough to make u good market. Prices weré somew uneven, but, in the wmain, strc 0 u dime higher on anything wanted at all, . Trade was fairly brisk throughout. The supply of cow stull was decidedly small, and as the domand was fairly good, the p were soon cleared, prices ruling 'steady stron The stock recelpts liml OMAHA LIVE Hogs Take attle market wus d and country de ate. Best grades of foeders sold fairly steady, but anything inferior are slow seliers, Lep- resentitive sales No. Av. A, 887 rather quict wand niod ot ———— T —— APRIT, 21 19 ® 29 21 20 1082 1000 1070 950 969 1048 1008 § 24 17 sixen, 378 3 00 836 740 COWS. H48 1010 900 520 1816 1540 1124 1080 1150 1240 016 1075 1000 1140 110 . 800 110 940 1440 300 OXEN| 400 STOCKERS AND 610 82 1{ 19 562 85 WESTERN CATTLE FEEDERS . 660 46 T8 693 1calf 2 ealves...... feedors. ... bulls. 30 feeders HoGs—One of the wildest markets in history of the trade characterized the business on the hog market this morn Speculutors had orders for a wod s, castern houses also wanted som sh meat houses also were in the field, with about half enough hogs to ply the demund, and s result prices at opening were from 25¢ to 30¢ higher tl Later N easier ing prevailed, however, closing prices were n 10 1o 160 | han yestorday. Sales we largely 10 to #7.20, and range Of §6.95 10 #7, esentative siles: Av. Sh No. Av. Sh 87 200 § [H} 240 @5 82 it 148 800 8KD muny b P 160 160 80 0 120 KO 200 Sueep—Two double-deck loads consigned direct to u local house made up the supply. The demand continues zood and market fivm 505 fair to good n' and stock p, loiee 40 to 100- 1b, lumbs, § Recelpts ana Disposition of Stock. OMcial receipts and disposition of stozk as shown by the booksof the Unlon Stock Yards pany for the twenty-four hours ending at clock p. m., April 20, 1593, RECEIMS, b CATTLE HOGN. ] SHEER. [HOISES & MIS Cars |Head Cars.|Head|Cars,|Heud| Cars. | Head DISPDSITION WOV ERS, CATTLE HOGS. | SHEED. e G Hammond Co. Iy Packing Co. alie & Co YN B sy Ker & Dozan 1.0 2.063| Chileago Live Stock Market CH10AGO, T1L, April 20.~(Spacial Telogram toThe BEs]-Tn spite of the wet weather and the rather full supply the tone of the cat- arket remained ditm. The demand be- y soon after the ope aintained a fair degrec of activity end at from $2.60 to #4 for inferior.io choice cows and heifors, at” from 8175 to #3.75 for from £4 to #6.10 for common to extra nd from §2 to $4.80 for Texas cattle, attle were in decreased supply and Were strong. There was an exeited hog market. The sup- ply was not nearly lurge gh to the ord and tnder the' most spivited bidding prices shot upward to the extent of 1oe pe 100 1bs. There w ely uny lot of hogs ) poor s not wable at over and the of the offer- inirs brought $7.40, light soing prineip 7.25 o $7.30, xed and medi i #7.30 10 §7.40 find ¢ weights t from #7.40 (0 #7.50, Iverything was grabbed up as fast as dunped from the cars and by 9 o'clock business was practically over for th . The ext range of siles was from 35 10 37.55, _Culls and little pigs sold at from 5 to #6.76 and wis patd for o fow choiee medium weights. The close was firm. Prices of sheep w to ha greater part from $7.25 to 1 re steady at the slight fon noted yesterday, poor to choic #1.25 to 10, und poor 1o choice L cre wits 4 good deman ater, th Texns sheep t from $4 They con- Al proportion of the currént ar- was 4 pr were quoted stitute a libe vivals, Recelpts: Cattle, 14,000 head; hogs, liead; shoep, 9,000 1 The Evening Journal reports: CaTTLE R 17,000 he 4,000 b fairly trifle changed: : to extra cdinms, § ans, §3.000 oG Re S0WwS, 32,001 16.000 b, et 106 15¢ higher; 506.90; mixe 0; prime heavy and butehers 1igght,36:50007.80, Rocoipts, 9,000 head; shipments, warket steady: prime western wethers clipped Texans, $4,66@4.85; prime $6.0016.85. shipments, ougch and ers, $7.40 weights, Lamb Kan Kaxsas Crry, Mo, % ceipts, 1,800 head 1,700 he market for steers and e and strong to be higher; f Texus ste quict, steady. There were no heavy stcers on sule and with the exc on of n few Bunehes of good and chofee light stoers the quitlity was ordinary, Cows were searee and only fair, with no fancy ones. I were fow feeders offered. Thedemand was greate than could be supplied and thos i them were not trying very hiurd to buy. was Stockers were dull. Thire were only three londs of Texas steers today. They were not cholee and sold a trifle slower, barely steady. Export stecrs, $4.90005.60; drossed, 4,000 ood to choice Texans, $3.50a and common cornfed April Shipments, CATTLE -Re s 20070 Reecipts, 5,100 head; shipments, 8 murket act nd 20630¢ lost 10¢ ce at the clo arand most of the lght hogs ¢, closing strong, slower at the e of high prices. Choi cholee light, #6.8577.05; . $6.571 706,85 all grades, 0; Hulk, #6.7001 6,90 Supee R 2,600 head: shipments, 1,900 head WOTe some quite good sheep sold at steady to strong prices, although niost of the offerings wery guther common and this class was slow, with' o weak tendency; good Shorn and cholee nukive muttons, $5.00@5.80; nuttons, 754505 choice lauibs, weavy lu ackod 100G 7100780 s Live Stock Mark e, Louts, Mo., ABFL 20.—CATTLE—Recelnts, 200 head; 1o siiphents; market steady 00 natives Ol sale: Texas fed stecrs, 3,400 he 0Gs—Recelpts. Egan o higher rket 106 16¢ mixed, #6.70&7 Of Hght, coipts, 200 market steady, unchange —— A Migh Liver Usually has a bad liver. He is bilious, constipated, has indigestion and dyspepsia 1f there is no_organic wouble a few doses of >urks’ Sure Cure will tone him up. Parks’ Sure Cure is the ouly liver and kidney cure we sell on o positive guarantee, price §1.00. All druggists. 10 shipments; heuvy, $7.0007.80 #6,8077,15, no shipwents; Smead System Forbidde Health Commissioner Somers has served a uotice upon Presidem Powell and the mem bers of the Board of Education to the effect that the Board of Health will not permit the school board to put in any of the school buildings either the Smead system of dry earth closets or any other system similar in character, Dr. Somers' notice calls atten tion to the fact that the city attorney has given it as his opinion that the putting in of such o system.is & violation of the vity ordi pances, Nos, 2,704 and 2,098, and in view of the fact that the system has been placed in the Kellom school and contracted for in older buildinge, the attention of the Board | Columbian half-dollar, as | Observation in Ameri of Edueation is directed that there may be 1o violation of the ordinances Tho notice winds up with the warning that in case of any violation of the ordi nances the president and members of the board will be subject to arrest, prosccution and fine, and 1t is given out i the health de partment that that is exactly what wili fol low in case the school board persists in its attempt to put in the system of dry ecarth closets into the school haildings, i dabia PaLic NOTES. hospital service will grounds, and that rooms and tollet ro provided in various p The royal hibited i € their Jowels ¢ ermany's intrivsic vilue they lost, monoey They are the coliec are loaned ofticially ab the fair by the pre the jewels of state ties from firms and wments are of with di 1s and ot Ihic WoRrLD Among the English exhibits at will be Grace Darling's lifeboat Paderewski participates in the co Music hall on the 2 and 84 ot May The expenses of the exposition compang 1 date amount to #18,000,000, and still the | K. Paine: “Tn Praise treasury is not empty and “Hailelujah Chor Nebraska'sday at the fair 1s June 15;Utah, | DOSETs to be vepr July 24; Kansas, August 15; Montana, Sep. | dedicating the tember 20; lowa, September 21 i The hotels of Chicago are filling up and | A"} A the premonitory swell is folt of thepereat | fyas Grises Tl tidal wave of humanity that will pour fitself | prerittigEvertiives into the ity during the comirg mouths and orchcatea, Wwrbse If the Arab contingent at the World's fair | chorus of 1,500 volces persists iu_looking for gore every time it | bands will participa loads up with beer and sausage the United States will become involved in serious inter natdnal complications, England will show at the fajr the largest lump of coal ever mined. 1t is a monster specimen of the Laneashire diamond 1t is what the English catl a cob of cannel conl und weighs eleven English tons and fourteen hundredweight. It contains 350 cubic feet and would yield 182344 cubic feet of gas, al to 25,460 pounds of sperm L. . Wolfe, state superintendent of public schools in Kansas, is having a big educa tional map of the state prepared for the state exhibit at the World's fair. The map, which is ten fect square, will show the exact location of every one of the 10,000 school houses of the state as well as the State uny versity, normal schools, col and other institutions of learning. Bretros Effendi Helweh, the famous ori ental decorator, has arrivea in Chicago from Paris with forty laree boxes, containing the parts of a wonderful work which is to be | displayed at the World's fair, 1tis to rep resent the luxurious splendor of a room of an easter sultan It is made of 2,000,000 pieces of mosaic and took ten years of Ef fendi Helweh's life to make it “The Catholic temperance congress bles in the Congress building June 8 and con tinues in session three days. Bach general union is entitled to ten delegates-ut-large and one additional delegate for every 5,000 members. State and local unions. mdivid ual societics, each diocese and parish and every university, college and_seminary ar entitled to representation, The program o the congress can be had by addressing Wal ter ibbons, secretary, 27 North Clark street, Chicago “A source of financial aid for us this year,” says the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, “which has not been mentioned, but which is worth considering, is the approaching Columbian fair. American tourists spend in Furope year from £60.000,000 to £100,000,000 without any material offset from cxpendi tures by European tourists here. This year the fair will keep thousands of Americans at home who would otherwise go abroad. and send tens of thousands of Eurapeans her who under ordinary conditions would stay away. These changes will teil in our favor in the movement of money to and fro be tween the United States and Europe.” The 40,000 souveniv quarter-dollars which cougress authorized to be minted for the Bourd of Lady Munagers of the World's Fair will be issued, it is_expected, by M “These coins are of peculiar interest for sov- eral reasons. In some respects the Isubella quarter is a much greater novelty than the | the coins bearing the Spanish queen’s portrait are much more limited in number. One of the special features of the new coin is that it is the first 1ssued by this government to bear the por- trait of & woman. Other coius vear ideal- ized representations of the fair sex. but this s the first to be honored by an authentic re- | production of a particular feminine face Samples of the admission tickets to the World's fair have just been struck off by the American Bank Note company, which has a contract to furnish 6,000,000 of them next summer. The tickets arc well executed and about the size of the old 2-cent “shi plast i There are four tickets, of which calls for a sir Imission at any time during the World's fair. Different colors are used m each variety. One bears a stte of Washington; another of Abraham Lincoln; the third an ideal head of an Indian, and the fourth a portrait of Columbus. 'The vignettes are on the left side of the tickets, while on_the right is en- graved *World's Columbian Exposition, Chi cago. Admit the bearer Ist May to 30th Octo- ber, 1803, That British journalism cannot be charged with any lack of public spirit it is well knowu, and the latest exemplification of the fact is as interesting as it is gigantic. The proprietors’ of the Dundee Weekly News, impressed with au idea of the advantage which mizht be derived from a better knowl- edge by British working men of the social and physicial conditions of life in Ameri and conceiving that mot_a little could be > quality of Chicago erts i musical feature the exposit Columbus March an WOl Tngelx orchestra wi exercises will be held Busy people huve n them sick a day for Theyhay 1 th Little Early Risers d. theirhealth by causin ing. These pil and results ulat bowels 80 that heac lassitude arve prev blood, clear the system, Lots of lows. heal About three years propriated 0 per n fund for the the law by however, that no be spent'in buying @ inducing the dealer Recently — the polic liquor dea assem- |y opdor that the m detecting saloon men and closing laws. Th it in that lignt original form, Intermountain OGoeN, U, T, Stoe Apri Growers ussociation today, commencing sprinkling of delegate JOHANN HOF¥ His youthful hose wide, For his shrunk sh: voice, “We h; pedition of working men to the World fair. The proprictors of the News bear th whole ¢ I ‘A Tour ot and the composi- Purchas tion of the expedition is in the hands of the Genulno, v workiug classes of Great Britain A In an address to the public the ofticialsjor the fair announce, among other things, that the exposition will open May 1 that an abundance of pute drinking water will be furnished free to all; that ample provision for seating will be made froe of charge; that == about 1,500 closets and toilet rooms will he located at convenient points on the grounds and in the buildings, and an cqual number o lavatories, n_chuarge of its being made | for the use of the latter; that an admission fee of 50 cents will entitle the visitor tc and inspect everything within the exposi- tion geounds excent the Esquimaux village; that imposition or extortion will not be tol crated; that free medical and emergency D. D Frazee, Pres, HAWKEYE COMMISSION CO. Capital $23, I, D. Booa® r., JAs F Booaes, | — Vide Pros y & Tren AWNINGS Omaha Tent-Awning COMPANY HORSE COVERY, 1113 Farnam St BAGS AND TWII 'S Bemis Omaka Bag COMPANY. Importers fnd man fra Hour sacks, burlups, 0; Omalia und Sloux City twine. Grain and Provisions Railroad Stocks and Bonds. PRIVATE WIRES Room 212 New York Life Bulding OMAHA., OES: lowaState National Bunk, Commercial Nutional Bank: Salesroom and Office 110 Fuctory oNLY “tate Of Neb | | we are th | shoes | Ak our new factory, Kirkendall, Jones & mfrs. agon Hoston 1104-1106 Harney St. REFER Sioux Omiha. Speclal attention given to outside orderss | = Corresponaence solloited COAL, COKE, Omaha Coal, Coks & CO., hard and woft conl, 8 E cor. 16th nud Douglus Sts. SOU Union Stock Yards Company, | = South Omaha. Best Cattle Ho TII OMAIIA, and Shoen market io the way: 1. £, Smith & G, Dry goods, notions, fur Blshing goods, eornar 1ith and Howard Sts. COMMISSION HOUSES. Wood Brothers. | Live Stock Commisilon Merchants i maha—Telephone 1157 - Chicaz) £o1th Omaha Upholstering €O., upholstered furai- ture, 1102 1104 Nioholas Bl Wholeasle valy. JOHN D. DADISMAN, | WALTER E. Woob,' Market reports by mail and wire cheerfully turaished upon spplication, Managers they posscss groat hist tior sented opening the exposition. A edicating the women's building ited complexion and tone Detectives St Handi detection of quested the council to strik 1d adop! | senting vote the police committee’s recom mendation that the re re warn be provided on the commodious waiting ms for ladies will be ris of the grounds of Germany will boe ex building. Aside fro which is enormoy rical valie, and wore d t replace ther wany yoars, and to the German exhibit sent emperor there are large quanti private eitizens, I'he and silver, studded her precious goms the ceremonics May 1 include by Prof. John thoven el The com the program 'n's building of the ex e vou_ Bronsart of March for Orchestra: of London, England, Mrs, 1. H. A. Beach of Ao for mived voices n for the ocension. A orchesta and military te in the ceremonies wixed chorus of ke part in the pro- I'he Bosides os of fon on 4 Hymr of God us," Han on 1t in Music hall. - - time, ana sensible peo ple have no inclination to use pills that make every dose they tak it the use of Do Witt's oes not interfere with 2 nuusea, pain or grip. is are perfect in action ing the stomach and taches, dizziness and They eleanse the 1 th these little fel th in apped. the city cou o1th to be il ap used as infringements of It was provided, part of this should vinks orin any way to break the la e commissioners re off the proviso, joney might be violating the e council failed od without lors, ution stand in its i ntid Growers Association, 1 20.~The second an nual convention of the Intermountain Stoy was held in this city at 11 a. m. A go 'S was present at the | | | | &g opening up a firat session and many more are expected by tomorrow morning. President North of Ne- vida was absent, and Acquilla Nebeker was chosen chairman. Comnui on credens tinls and resolutions wero appointed. Toe terestin the asgociation seemed much ine croased since tho first meeting and organiza- tion in this last Apeil In view of the probe uble establishment hore of stock yards, said to be backed by Omaha parties, questions to e brought up are expeeted to prove of vital interest to cattle growors and shippers. - AFTER THE APPRAISERS, City Councll Will Materially feduce Cluims for Little Work Some of the appraiscrs who h been drawing pay from the city for week while doing a day's work s00n receive a sotback. It has dawned upon a majority of the councilmen that the fees are oute rageously largo, and steps will be taken to correct the evil, At the last Thels ve meeting three items were stricken from the appropriation ordinance in favor of appraisers, Ono item was for 15 for the chairman and $0 cach for the two. ‘The chairman worked threo days and the other two appraisers three days cach i determining the damages aris- ing by reason of widening Nincteenth street from” Bancroft to O i, a - distance of three blocks. Also on grading Hickory street from ifth to Sixth strcets, one’ block, the bill of the appraisers amounted to $15, three days work for the chairman and two for each of the other two. A claim that caused ¢ vrotest was for dote arising by reason of openin from Twentioth to Twent block, which required the ch for seven days and the other dags. The appraiscrs® bills a €1 for the chaivman and cach for the sther two members. The Fifth ward coun« man could not see how it was possible for three appraisers to put in a week in deter- mining the damages arising by rcason of street for a distance of one other neilman Munro to the damages Locust street vst strect, one nan to libor two for four nnted to #43, nin block Another instance was strect from 'Tenth to | chaivman got in three duys others two days cach at .00 per day for looking over one block and agreeing” upon damages, While the councilmen were dis- the matter it was suewosted that the fees received by the appraisors were gote ting to bea very profitable source of in- come, and that it was time to call a halt, which was done by repudiating the three last claims for fees that were presented. o 4 Examining the Schools, A committee of gentlemen from Neb,, consisting Prof. Mills, superin- tendent of schools: Mr. B. R. Sloat and G, J.Thomas, visited Omaha yestorday for the purpose of investigating the various systems widening Bancrofs venth, and the work and the cussit Harvard, of | of heating_and ventilation in tho city school houses. They went home with a whole lot ideas in their heads, Shakespeare’s Seven Ages SIXTH ACE. ~ P O Sixth age )' THE PANTALOON WHO DID NOT USE 'S MALT EXTRACT, The sixth age shifts Into the lean and slipper'd pantaloon, With spectacles on nose, and roucl\ on side, well saved, aworld too ank; and his big manly Turning again toward childish treble, pipes And whistles in his sound. Dr. Oschitz and Dr. Kaiser pital, Agram, Austria, write: dagai A book entitled “Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Ma eemployed JOHANN HOFF'S EXTRACT OF MALT in convalescenc and pulmonary diseases d impaired digestion with very satisfactory results. nutriant and tonic it is beyond doubt remedy par excellence.” st imposition hich must have the signatare of* The next &3 Tmight have beey vr,\\:)r?.\')“ THE PANTALOON WHO USED JOHANN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT, lean and slipper'd age, With shrinking shank and voice all cracked, | But only so when long deprived Of Johann Hoff’s famed Malt Extract. , Imperial Hospital Physicians, of Garrison Hos- and for catarrh As a dietetic, disappointment. Tnsist upon th AN HOFF " on the neck labels " beautifully illustrated, sent free onapplication. EISNER & MENDELSON CO., Sole Ageria, *~ v York. "OMAHA Manufacturers’ and e ) Jobbers’ Director’x AND TENTS | Woll Bos. & Co, Manufacturers of | “awnings eie 703 %, Iith struol tonts, 70} and | BICYOLES, M. 0. Daxap, Bieycles 8014 on monthly BOOTS AND SHIES. Morse Coe Shoe Compaay, 7-1100- 1111 Howar1 = 1i0-1121-1123 Howard St Manufacturers of Boots and ruskn {nvitation is extend.d to all Lo Inspect TAmyr. Hand-Sewad B — I CIRNIZE, Eagle Cornicy Works Mfra. galvanizel iron cornles. wiadiw cip et WEviights, ot 1110-1112 Dot 3t DRY 600DS, Kilpatrick-K931 Dry i ¥ At FURNITURE. | Beeb:s & Runyan ll FURNITURE CO, Grace audligh Sis 1 [TCW/RE =5 Rector {lpWi(hal ny | Lodst & Lfag, * Corner 10th and Jacksor sLe 0t HATS, ET3, | 1ROV WoR(s, WAL Gibbon & . | 0maha Safe adln Wholessls WORKS. Hate, eaps, steaw g0010 | Safos,vaults, Jail work. gloves. miitens, 200 | fron shitters aid fire o3 and Harnoy sts | eupos. Andresn & tias el (L0 w0t Juckson. S ————————— LUMBER, Johm A, WaxeD:ld, Imported, Amarioan Por 1and comnt. M vai- | Keqomuat and uig/ | white lime. Charles R. L1y, T ——— LIQUORS. | MILLINERY, b Frick & Herbyl, | Obuiile & Co Lnportors ant Jobbore Mall ordars pro notly 3214 3. L 3K Wholesaleliguor daalar 1001 Farnam 3t PAPER, oiLs, Carpsnter Paper Co. | Standard Olf C. Carry full stook of ¥ anl | Hefined and lubricatlag aard | WELIOK papara, Aper, ote. olls, axle gr: e ————————— PRODJTE COMWIZEIINL, Branc & Cy, |Jas. A Clark & C, ot Butter, 10, poultry and g Produce, frults all ch Kinds, oystors. ——— _STOVE REPAIRS. _8\84, 0001 Omaha Stova Rapaie | M. A, Dishrav & Co WORKS, stove repsirs | Manufaaturors of sash and wator attachments [ doors, blinds sad for any kind of stove | mouldings. branch af wade, 107 Douglas 56 | toe, L2tk and Laard.