Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 5, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Advanced Three Cents Yesterday and Olosed Very Firm, CORN AND OATS WERE FIRM BUT DULL re Active slonally w While Traders W ed by the Rapid Ris All Around. Vork Products W Higher Con ro CHICAGO, April 4.—~Wheat shot with a rush today, advancing ge higher for May. Crop dama the and, despite the of and Khuffman, wh out bushels, May The trading some time In atter up closing reports heavy and bulge, rdridge several caused selling million the top For session it poured closed only %c from unusually early part of the inty whether wheat or pork would the of the day. Wheat the most sensational but an_advance of at one of that held to the end dull but firm, each g was heavy the of unce furnish made pork and with and oats about e Wheat under a with an advs of from Monday’s closing prices active business, was o sensation advance time Cof made 50C at were bull movem fe to 1%e )r an hour and during the start was fairly were plenty of sellers bought calls on May to 61%e, and a good such of the scalping opened, rce over there that well was an time the intained. gain at There who had m among those wheat at from 61%¢ deal came also from longs as had bought wheat and carried it over from Monday. A sufficient number of buying orders from local shorts and from outside sources to absorb the early offerings and*to prevent the heavy quantity offered from causing more than temporary frac tional declines during the first hour of the session. The May futures opencd with @ fow selfers at 61%c, but there were numer ous buyers at 61%c, and at the same time some at 61%c. The fluctuations for the re mainder of the time referred to were from 61%c to 615%c. The cause of the sudden rise at the opening was the gathering bull senti- ment, due to the continued bad reports from numerou jons of the winter wheat country. Those reports continued to confirm the opinions expessed of serious damages immediately after the Good Fri day freeze. Rains in Kansas and Missouri g0 badly needed to give those states a chance, were still withheld. — The other, news of the day consisted chiefly of the sta- tistical ftems of the two days movement, and those were also in the main of a bullish character. The seaboard clearances of wheat and flour were very heavy, amounting to about 660,000 bu. from the four principal Atlantic ports The world's shipments of wheat and flour for last week, outside of what went from the United States and Canada, amounts to 1,832,000 bu., instead of about 7,000,000, needed by the fmportfng countries All these rather bullish facts were put into the shade when it became known that, in addition to the erop damage east of the Rockies, the crop of the Pacific side was also xeriously threatencd with disaster. Prices appeared no object until May had advanced to G3c and a shade higher and July to 64%c as against 62c at the close of Monday for the latter delivery. There were sales as high as te, and then a reaction to 621sc, followed by another bulge to 63c, and the price was from 6274¢ to Gic at the close. The corn market was but s by the great bulge in wh Trade was cul', and, although an advance of %e took place, the purchases causing that slight gain were apparently on the expectation of a still greater amount of sympathy of the wh market. May opened at from 37%e to 37%c, against 37%c at the close on Monday. It rose another ¥%e to 87%c and closed &t from 37%e to 37%e. A quiet and passed in the ¢ fitmer In symps that cereal In ghtly affected uninteresting session was ts market. Prices opened hy with wheat and followed all its fluctuations. May opened at 35%c, xold_down to 31c, then up to 31%c. It was offered at that price at the close and 31%c was bid, he pork products wel siderably higher. Pork le Jumping up 76¢ per bbl in the course of the day and holding 52ige of the gain to the close. Brokers supposed to be buying for Armour & Co. were quite active and the packers generally were apparently inclined to favor the advance. A llght run of hogs Is expected for the mear future and to that was ascribed the bullish feeling prevailing. The hog receipts today were 22,000 head, and the price at the yards was reported from Gc to 10c higher. ~ Lard and ribs did not show so much vim jn the way of adding to their former values as did pork, but they closed with virtually all the ad: vance of the day held. May lard closed B0c higher and May ribs 27%c higher. stimated recoipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 70 cars; corn, 440 cars; oats, 330 cars; hogs, 25,000 head. The leading futurgs ranged as follows: TArticies. | Open. | High, | Low. | O Wheat, No. ‘.“ active and con- 1 in the advance, | ooy 13 UI!‘)’:l.Ia‘: 0% 97046 ";‘.J“; o et 280 Aprii | 614 Miry. < ame| 047a TH@ET S8igay 3114 309y it 05 2 spring, 2 redl white, & nominal; 3 NO. 1, 81 Prime, " $4.2 ¢ bbl., $11.9411 i 8hort Tiby sides ( should sides, (hox stillers” finished X SERD TIMOTHY SEL A per $6.05 SUGARS—Unchanged. "The followig were the re for today O T DS ana shipments RCGOiDta. Shipmonts. Flour, bbls. 0 Wheat, bu 000/ 188000 « b 15,000 681,000 Outs! bu, 13000 461000 Rye. bu 16000 ) Barley, b |73 50,000 40,000 On the Produce exeliange ket was fivm and un dairies, 1261%e, B New York M April 4, th Aisappointing to business on sKing prices tlour fairly ninal Canndian, NEW 900 Lbls YORK CXPOTA, the advaric checke active ek BUCKWHEAT-Dull; ex-bond, 656 RN MEAL ¢ 26 brandywine 0 Ho0 RYE-Nominal BARLEY —Quiet ungradid, e HARLEY MALT Alan, 83 e WHBAT - yellow wostern, No. 2 Milwaukee, 6¢ Dull; we eipts, 5600 bi.; exports, bus e, 660,000 b, - tut COvery ot No. 2 red, In store and clevator, §3ke, nominni afloat, 6he, nominali £, o. b 64 nominal No. 1 northienn, 69ie, nominal delivered; No. i hard, Tie. nominal delivered. ‘Options opened firmer o' cold weather west and bid crop ports from Ka acted w little 4t ng developed a kood (eal of strength in th RILrnOON on Account of vovering of shor Tound but Hide wheat for sale. Th strong at UA@I%e net advance, N mand for eaxh wheat, No. 2 red A 6aes May, 64 31606 16, clomed Secomb CORN wales, 160,000 Do Bpot market o afloat; steamer Eoverned by wheat advance. Trade wa April closed at 4 4807 July, WG OATE - Recelps. sales, 2,000 bu. fu active snd frin N white, 380} ¢ weatorn, © 364 track white, W ik whi nor Ot . n, 65s0 na- 16,400 export Closed sucngth from vhe advence (b whest and cosing | than the clo not ad Apeit HAY Tl for fow grade demand; shipping, $6.00016.60 §7.0041% HoPs-Q tat mon to 1 Lond ¥ 14 0 1! LEATHET Fou, light to b fo0' tior May. firn (St Ipts, 15,3 PETROLY $1.15% TURPENTING PALT try (p R Tapan, 1 MOT.A PIG TRON-T COPPER-Qule LEAD- Quint TIN-Fasie COTTION D M1 Plates, firm fon bt prime cr 5P 2Ae rograde yellow, off & e white, 330 AR Euster; fair refining 05 test Silen, 3 test, at Refined Tnactive, prine wMe; oft prin imimer e entritugal, nirifugal, 9 1116 quiet; No. S, 3103 Local Produce Market. Choles stock fe slightly more but no change in choice toll butter picking stock, n ms to have sUck b ey, Mot of today Strictly fresh eggs RUTTER ful than last w has resulted. Bxtra chofee country, 141 EGGS-The market plent price it ales DK small trad tock wonld POULTRY—Thore {s prices. Chickens, S 1 And ducks, ql0e. Inforior low the above figute POULARY - The matket (s steady with a mand. Hens, Thase; spring chickens, 6 and 15¢; California n_fugs and s 10, cans, p MAPLE St GAMIE Ther A plentiful m rather quiet. Mallards e 007235 Bluewing tenl wing ‘teal, $1.0081.25; mixed duck 4,000 4 OYSTERS 18¢; extri supply, but the @1.50 512 eon 200; extra counts, 90c. 1 dtalian ehes i walnuts wlic; pecans, Medium 1 X 1, standard, 20e; selocts lects smpany selocts, NUTS-Chestnuts, 13e por nuts, 1241, almonds, 16e; k flberts, 12c; pecans, larg dium, i0c; Trazil nuts, 11 CIDER--Pure juice, per b Oregon, per bbl,, $500 half cider, per bbl.. $4.50: half bbl SAUBRKRATUT - Per bbl, $4 VEGETABLE BEAN ifornia hand-picked 00; western navy, @1.80; 118, $1.50601. 75, R P O APPLES—There but few market is largely going sede excelstors, navals, seedlings, € 16 halt bhl., 83, $2.35; clarified common $1.908 white to orang OPICAL FRUITS. BANANAS—The banana trade is iner there s no auotable change i prices. e, $2.0002.50; xmall to medium, 31 Florida el per crate, cabbage, per Ih, 2% Extra fincy’ California, 60c@s$1.00, ¥ < bl., ing, but binct, 0. o Califor ITATORS ¢ nte of Florida cab. wrketable condi- jinach, per bbl., hes, per cucum. 2 Ik doz. bers 150 i doz., $2. doz., $1 per " doz., per d 2.00; 1 liflowar, pe s i or., $1.75% $4.50. currots, 100 wator tomataes, per 101 BEAR 1 black, larke, $20.00725.00; mo ONIONS-Onfons_are’ quoted on orders ar 80c onions. in bbis.. POTATOES- M small lots from Gq68c; Nebraska Colorado, from stor d potitoes, Earl 1. crat sota store, 75 and_lowa, from Boc: Color Ohlo, $1.006 grown potatoes, all, $8.00010.00; 00; medium, $10 medium and Rocky i $i4; small, rlings, large [ Montana _cub v all, $3; silv large, $20; medium, NS Mesalnas, fancy, $13 choice, $3.50. s—Fancy Ploridas, $3.25; cholce Flori yearlings, L $7; black £.00@5.00; sinall, mountain, lar $10; bl dium, 8 $6.50; e There ar Tor ke, 3600 ey, per b, Halowees, 6 to A few Malugas still on the market IIGS ¥ _ DATES; ‘ancy CRA nearly ship. good stock, ¢ hbl 0-1b. boxes, pe westerns, per hox. RERRITE cranberry season s over and most of the stock 14 too £oft to There Is still some demand, however, for and prices wling higher. Cape 57 Bl around April Cashing small medium, 34 flum, 1. L00: medivm, $10.000 3 7; medium, $6; small, 33; badiger-> : $100471,50; medium, 60c; small, S0c; fsher~No. 1. Targe, $5: medium, §6; small, #4; tox, siver, ad 15 totor, ‘according o’ heauty—No. 1. large, $100; medium, $0; small, 0; siiver, pale, aceording 1o beauty, large, $50; medium, $30; ‘small, $20; cross, large, §1; medium, $3: small, 3 medium, $1.25; sn % ' mediuim, oe; wmatl, 40c; dium, c; small, 30¢ dium, $1.50; m small, 313 320000 E lar smali, ‘maiten, No, mink, medium, ¢ small, 1, la $1; mediuni, Tie: 3 tion, perfect head und feet, imperfect skins, 25G50¢ medium, $6.007.00; , large, $7; medinm large, 80c; medium ack. as' to beauty, Vlack, cased, No. 1 large, short striped, large, rrow siriped. broud steip 51 wolf emall, $5.00476. wmall, dlum, §2 mediim, 1 large brairie, beayer, 4,50 per ki, mall, $2 musk 4 cdium, 5 2'ral, Targe, $@0c; medium, 7c; small, 6 large, 2G3c, HIDES, TALLOW, HIDES—No. 1 giee e No. 1 early’ skin) and” Nebraska welght, oS murtain welght, 4@6e; dry pelts, per 1b., actual Colorado murrain we @loe; dry whearlings No. 2 eich, dry bitcher wool pelts, dry fiint, Kansas wool pelis, per b, flint, Colorado butcher Weight, 4@7c; dry I pelts, per ib., actual carly sking (short flint per and actual wool flint Kansas I, actual Nebruska ) GRF Tallow, 2 34 (ric: gren 3e; grease, yellow old Butter | beeswix, v tallow No. 1, white i i grease prime, 15 ua darlk QI5c; Markot. COFPRE oline Moty 154125 Cofree NEW YORK, April 4 wed dull ot from 5 points advance; ratlied 10620 point Wt Huvre, and closed firm at Wdvance: sales, 9,000 bags, ineluding $16.90; May, $16.1016.20; June. $15.85015.90 Rust, $15.45; September, $15.00615.10, and Do Ber, | 31440, Spot v, K teady: N $15.871; mild, steady; Cordoyu 254010, 50 Tate yesterdiy, 500 bags N from Options 5 points on ndvance points net April Au silox sold 1000 miats Interfor leliy Vesterday ok toduy, 167,000 bugy wflout for the Visible for the AINEE 524,000 ks United Stut United 8t lust_ yeor ) DIz JANEIRO, April 4 $16.50¢ exchange, $gd; 1 166,000 Ditkes. April 4 nominal; n 0,000 ks, LONDON. April 4. Market quiet, unchanged. HAMBURG, April 4 rket Bteady 11,000 bugn: prices, L@ile K. higher HAVIE, April 4 Market steady prices, @11 higher Mark el ket quiet Santos Quotations; stoek sales, 17,00 ba Minneapolis Wheat ot MINNEAPOLIS, April 4 lay was very uetlve, advancing ub 0 1 with yesterdass ol Presh reporta the condition of Wheat In winter wheat se nd bad toports from California, with stmilar reports from varions portins of ithwest, frightened (he ho freely. This covering, b leted the advance, There Wax wvest buylng, s deale beconiing tore und 1 convinved @ rise has begun that will not t minate without adding consiaerable to prices, In spite any sharp reaction th acour. Recelpts from the couniry were 2 Or 165,200 bu.; shipments were #4130 bu. demand from millers for cash wheat was Wheat closed near (he top and sales officen In afternoon Tully tae ng ob ihe reguiar board, wheat market the t wred Apill |« J THE OMAHA 1 hard, #5c; No. 1 Wiige. Miilers €2%e; on track 8. ‘No. 2 northern active trade In flour and’ say they sell all they care to sell ot present oking for a further rixe and wpeclnl offort o sell nt th quoted at $3.5063 vorthern, | roport an are abje 1o prices. Th Ala not prosent wer bkers 2.5, St. Louls Market April 4, ~FLOUR-Higher; pat ney, $2.602.70; fancy rye fl .00 8T, LOUIS. and o from which and. neryous d, cagh and nly 4fitio. May, Was sirons mixed, cash and Tuly, 41%¢ OATE-Advanced cash and April N, April i trength. July, 28 130 on steady 3%e; May, B 2, this side bid Firm, unchanged ED-Nominal, $1.2 SEED-—Unchanged 3D Unchanged prime to choles . timothy as. 9,007 parator creamery, 1072 81 y TS Unchanged, Stronk Lard, prime It e e shoulders $6.06; whorts, $6.15, Bacon, 96,6215 1ibs, 36,7 Flour, 4, [t wheat, 11,000 130,000 it oats, 14,000 bu Flour, 16,00 hbis.; wheat 00 b, ont ’ Uit as City Markets, April_4.—~WHEAT. Silge; No. 2 red, bbebic Unchang asim, . whorts, $6.57' T corn, Kan CITY 2 hard mixe M@YKo No white N ixed, 804@31c: N ° 2, 48 SEED-Lower Wenk, 61665 Firm; tmothy, $8.0069.50, $1.2061.21 prairie, $5.0% BUTTER- Active; creamery, 2 i dairy s light, 7l w0 by S Wheaf, 16 i corn, 3,00 bu ats, 12000 i HIPMENTS bu.; oats, 1,000 b Cotton Mark ORLEANS, ril 4 3,000 balex: receipts, 1,608 biles; stock 8 700 bald Tune, $7.0607 TANGT.O0 Nopte November Wheat, 20,000 bu.; corn, 2,000 NEW ale e April April 4 —COTT 1,400 Dales: stock Aptl - 4.—COTTON consumption, 102 ale Marke demand New York Dry Goods YORK, April 4—The commission tradd w# a result of the rain storm. G reached, however, through delive orders for all de tons of g i stocks ar 1 cottons were printed fabrics Brown and bleachi o uest, as were There was no special inquiry in any direction, although o number of fairly large buyers ar present. Printing cloths are firm, and sellors, by asking higher prices, check business Duluth Grain Markers. DULUTH, April 4.~ WHEAT-Clog 0. 1 hard, cash, 63 April, 6l o Tuly, 63%c; 1 northern, cash, 63ige! April Fi%e: My fei duly September, € 2 north ashi, G¢; No. 3, 5216e; on track, No. 1 n o arrive, RYE FLAX-$1.57. BARLEY 0435 OATS-No, 1e; No. 3 whit Car fnspection’ today \Whent wheat, 23,106 bu.; no shipmenis il Markets, OIL CITY, Pa., April 4.-Nat tificates opened at S2%e; high, 82%c; close 3 shipments, SL341 Dbl PITTSBURG, certificates oy est, 82150: lowes INDON, April 7% 3d; April o “Frisco SAN FRANCISCO, ceipty, 10,612 LI ndon Sugar M April 4.—SUGAR—Cane very dull Java, 165 8d; Muscavado, fair re Al transit 5 bbls.; April 10 e shipnients, t Quotations April 4 WHEAT, Dicemt L1514 1 Ml Hew sellers et LONDON, centrifugal fining, 14, Yool Market. buying | LOUIS, changed. April 4.—WOOL-Steady, Financial Not KANSAS CITY, April 4.—C MEMPIIS, April 4. ances, $69,014 BOST( April 4 ances, $1,011,907, BALTIMORE, balances, $317 NEW YORK. balances, $8,906,932, PARIS, April 4. e for the accoun; PHILADELPHIA 661,811 ) INCINA New York exchan, 2,456,709, LONDON, April The a gone into the ' Bank SAN FRANCISC 121 erphic Mextean dollars NE 113 Clearings 313, April 4 April 4. —Cleavings, Three per cent rentes, 991 216 po preniium. Cle of on oun of Tand Drafts, burs, 63t April 4 India council sold ana rupee at both was due to the poo: W for remittances for India, CHICAGO, April 4.—Clearing York exchange, G premium dull; actual banks Is improving, for I Rates are still 21,662 000, erling excha Business the demand in general trade STOCKS AND BONDS, Report of the General Electric Company for the Year the Feature. NEW YORK, April 4.—The feature of in terest In the Stock exchange circles today was the report of the General Electrie com- pany for 1893, which was an exposition of an unhealthy condition during the period in- cluded within the report. But the fact that the knife had been used judiciously in cutting off the rotten branches and that that operation had resulted not unfavorably did not prevent a raid on the company's stock. The bears took advantage of the opportunity afforded by the announcement made in the report that $1,000,000 surplus had in 1892 been changed into a deficit of over $12,000,000 in 1893, The report caused a_selling movement of large proportion which resulted in a break in the company’s shares of 3% per cent, of which only % per cent was recovered at the clos The gen eral market opened weak and a shade lower than the closing prices of yester Distil ling, after an advance of % per cent, was sold down % per cent on Chicago orders, based on a report that the attorney gencral would tomorrow render a decision against the company. The shares closed 3 per cent above the bottom figures. Missouri Pacific reacted % per cent in the early deal ings on liquidating sales, but later recov ered, and on buying reported to be for the Gould party, rose 1% per cent, subsequently reacted 1% per cent and closing at a rally of %@7% per cent below terday's final sale, St. Paul was sold by London and the local traders In the opening dealings, but receded only % per cent later, recovering 1 per cent and rallying % per cent, The speculation was heavy in tone during the first hour, but between 11 o'clock and noon was falrly firm and higher figures were made up to 1 o'clock. A period of depression fol lowed, the losses, however, being merely fractional, -and was succeeded by a good market, which lasted to delivery hour. From that time to th the tendency was downward and the final trading was heavy The Evening Post says: In both silyer and wheat there are special reasons for the recent advance. In both reduced produe tion, present or prospective, has suddenly risen to important market influences. Hoth had been oversold by daring speculators That these two commodities should ad vance, howevcr, almost simultancously with the advance in securities, Is very possible more than a coincidence Iver, wheat d securities are at the moment the thres t sonsitive of all the world's speculative All have suffered alike in conse of last year's tremendous break That all three should recover at tn spite of the varying circumstances trade very possibly reflects the reviving confidence which was felt as usual first on the market for securitie Such recoverles are rarely regular at first; they proceed almost invariably by fits and starts. Today, after a further advance, the rise in silv med to stop, as did that in the securities week, but these are natural ineic The bond market was fairly steady ig | me markets. quence down. once governing thef oy APRIL 1891, DAILY BEF: THURSDAY, t1 [ closed at 1vie; May. f1e: July, 89e: Septeater. | the sasty deallies, Bub In (he late trading becan y sympathy with the stock speculation and ¢yl weak y The foliowing are fie elosing quotations on the leading stocks o v York exchange today Atehtaon Adams Exprens Alton, T. 1 ao Am it thwestern Dl Cenlt V. & N E Honin & W higago Al S Basia o Chigago Alon ..., 134 bas o n&q b Chlengo Gas IR Pittdre Conwolidated Gas. 110% Puliman Palace 00 C. & St T, 10y, Reading G010, Conl & Tron el ond Terin Cotton ON Cart do- i Del. Hudson r6. W Dol Lack. & W D& G pra DACF Co East 1 Frie o pfd Fort Wayne G, Northern. pfi ¢ &R L Hocking it Contr St P& DUt Union Paciti K & T ptd 20| UL 8, Expross Lako Erie & W/l 10 °|W. St L & o R | do pfd 114ig Wells Farko BX i Wostern Union Wig WL & L 90 Y| o pid 0. Mas iy D& R G 0% 6 18N Lin 21%C K & T 31| do prd N. 4. Centrai 14 & T ¢ LW prd 25 ¢ T A A& NN North A Co. 6 T ST &K.C Northern Pacific. 6l do pfd of stocks today were 163168 American Sugar M; T Gas, 10,7005 Distilling, 00; Gerieral Electrie, 10.000; Missourf Pacifl ational Lead, 5,400, National Cordage few York & New Engiand, 4.300; Rock 000; St Paul, 11,400; Western Unton, pfd Bxpross AL St Pan nn i do ptd St P & Omiahia do Sonthern Pac Sugar Refinery Tenn. Conl & fron xas Paet iaville & N.'A Manhattan Con .. 1 Memphis fgan Cont 0. Pacitic obile & Ohio ational Corda; do pfd he tofnl sy shares, including lington, 6,300; Chicag 3,00, Teland, New York Money Market. IW YORK, April 4.-MONEY ON CALL Zasy at 1 per cent; last loan and closed at 1 rcont PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3G5% per TERLI EXCHANGE—Firm in bankers hills, $4.881 G487 for der and $4871G4.871 for’ g0aday. bille: - posted $SRGNG Commerein] BITTS, 3956745615 TLVER CERTIFICATES 815 OVERNMENT 110] v Tne closing quotations on bonds: StL.& L S, L. & S, F. Gen, M St P Consols St OL & P. 1816 T.P.L G Tr Rets T.P.K. G. Tr. Rets & Unlon Pac. 1sts West Shore 102 |R. G, W. 1sts 101 | Afehison 774|G. H. & 8, A 104/ H. & C. tual busi and honds B8 coup. 18 ros. 48 coup. S. 4lgn rog ifie G4 0f ‘05, Lousiana stpd 4 Missourl (s Tenn. new st §4 Tenn. new st 54 Tenn, new set 3 Canada So. vnds Cen. Pac. 1818 D. & R. G. 18t5. non. fund Class A la; Class B, I, Class C. W. Deb. 5% *offered Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON. April 4. -Call loans. 1l4@3 por cent time loans, Had per cent. Closing prices for stoeks, borids and niinfug siares SF 1474 Westineh, A, Sugar. 8% do pid 4o pfd SKig Wik, € Bay State Gas 108 | Atehis i1 Telephor: Atelilson 15, g Hoston & ) 2 New England (8., ston & M Wis. Cont. 1sts C..B. & Q Boston & Montana el Butte & Boston 2 Tuniet & Heela. 0ld Colol " Orezon Short Lite West Eud West Osceoli 15 Quiney Stooks. SCO, April 4.~The official closing mininz stocks today we SAN FI quotations for Tows Alta vy m Belehier. 70 Hest & Deiches 135 Hodie Co Bulwer... Chollar. ..., Con, Cai, &V Crown Poin Eureka Co 1 & ¢ Mexican.. |Navajo. |Nevad Queen Ophi ; 1085, London Stock Quotations. LONDON, April 4.4 p. m. closing: Consols. mon ey Consols, accnt fan Pacifi 4 Tig| Ponnsy #45 |Reading 963 | Mex. Cent 114d per onn Nt vania Central BAR SILV bills I8 i@ 1% p DILIS i8 1 8-16a 1}y por o New York M NEW YORK, April i closing min ning Quotations. The followlng are the Homestake Aexican Ontario Plymouth Quicksilver:.. . do preferred. . 1550 Bulwer 5 . Louls Mining Stock Quotations. LOUIS, April 4.-Mining stocks dull and Quotations: Bl Anko § .35 § .00 BI0. Asked. Hopes...§ . 0 izaberh.. | Hou Hareol Adams Stock Market., CATTLE- Receipts, 3,000 ad. Market active, Ive steers, 1,200 1 cows, $2.6 Texas head; ship St. Louls Li LOUIS, April_4. shipnients, 700 hy 100150 higher; 1400 ibs., $3.30a steers, 1,000 to 1,100 168 HOGS -Recelpts, head. Market active, strong, e higher. O lot choice &old for $4.85, but the bulk of good Nogs sold at $1.80; common and rough, $4 nd below. 1 Receipts, Market phor southwest $100; lambs, $6.50. w head; strong, 5 90; nents, 170) 1,000 head native fed hipments, nono. mixed, $1.605.0 exans, $.45; sprin ork Live Stock Muarket. NEW YORK. April 4.-DBEEVES—Recelpt 2,000 head. Market firm; native’ steers, prime; $4004.55; fair to good, " $4.1064.23; ordinary t) medfum, $355G4.05; Texans and € Toad.00; dry cows and bulls AND LAMDE- Receipts active and shade stron unshorn inferior to pr 0005, unshorn inferior 1o choier, $5.00@5.57%; Kood 1o prime’ clipped lambs, $4.756 5.0 HOO Ipts he'add hogs, $5.00G5.55 M lambs, to good 10200 Market cot. CATTLE -1 Market KANSAS CITY 5,000 head; shipment and stronger: Texs st cows, $LZG0; shipping tive ‘cows, $1503 21 ston @3.60; bulls, 31556751 HOGS—Réceipts, 11,000 shipments, head. Market 1oc " hig Ik, $4.50601.65; henvies, packers and mixed, V4,620 dights, Yorkers and piks, #4071 1. SHIZEE- Recipts, 8,400 1 Market active and E REALTY MA April 4 2,000 head. oipts, hipments, none KET, record INSTRUME 1864 TS placed on April WARRANTY DEEDS, and wife“ty, ¢ M Hows, lot Place s Edwin Honshuw and wie 1 ¢ 'H Annan, 3 TL block 8, Orehard il ME Chapman 1o 1§ Mebonald, 0’ nw w0161 Same to doseph N_J Smith N T Smitl SOAWTOr, Wg g nw W W OH diradrick wnd W bt 1 8 B Thomp W00 fevt Wige 0 W T Seamun, Al K, i 43 feet ‘of iar 1 Y Manning. n 30 feet Klizabeth 1l T Aiisband 8 h e 8 View WA (o 10t Block Pl Finlnyson wife f 14 and 1. 14, D Evers and wife to M Shirley and 2, block 111 n Omiha wemann and wit 1y New Jota & und 9, n ephi und 0 Moss Zimn man, lot Mi. park Wil 14, 1t M 1ot 10, ot and biock QUIT CLAIM DK W F Parker to M F Chapn BwW, ne sW, Diz nw me and 301628 DS, Jetier's 3 I\ mastor Martin i add feet In ¥ Drug ¢ i to mpany, Aldine Moy Zolal WIEOULL Of LiMBALU. 4100 | [OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS | Receipts for the Day Light and for the Wock Much Less than Last, SHORT SUPPLIES SEND UP THE PRICES and from Wogs Cattle Trade Unusually Active Ten Fifteen Cents Hig! Rather Slow at the Start, but to Firm at the Close THURSDAY, April 4 ipts of all kinds were comparatively again today, the supply, with the first half of last decrease of nearly 1,000 In sheep there has been an 1,000 head. and values and months, F as usual Rec light compare showing a and 5,600 hogs three days’ week, cattle Inerease of about Short caused a big bulge in livelier than it has been fo markets were reported higher of late, speculative shippers and buyers for prepared to do beet men who on the two prece tacties today and and left everywhere else trade astern supplies herc was butehers some The and finally eastern business, were dressed ot loft changed their starting in early bought Prices for nearly anything in the dressed beef line ruled fully 10c to 15¢ higher than Tuesday, and under the circumstances supply had practically left first hands before 1 The market up in shape, In fact it was a strong, healthy mar- ket from start to finish There was no quotable values, but the market was active and fully steady on all grades. Offerings were almost meager as to quantity and included very little stock that could be called cholee. The demand, however, was active and the move- ment free throughout. There were not many calves on sale and prices ruled firm. Rough stock of all kinds was only in moderate supply and sold at good, strong prices A very limited business was done stockers and f The yards coutained lots of speculators’ cattle, for which the de mand from the country was decidedly slack Under the circumstances regular dealers wanted to buy the fresh cattle lower if they bought them at all. Sellers, however, held out for and generally succeeded in obtaining pretty close to steady Good to choica feeders are quoted af § 40} fair to good, $2.76@3.00, and lighter, commoner grades at from $2.75 down. Representative sales back ing days right o'clock closed good advance fn cow V0 MIXI cow: L 665 f1020 1010 {1060 1190 1 1210 1240 1090 780 1040 1088 1013 121) 1020 1130 1570 YEARLL CALVES. 1010 3w T 00 3 00 30 30 305 31 RN CA COLORADO, feclor. feeders 016 foedors 440 feeders. LE. 1240 o 170) 3Ty feodor T 310 29 feedors. . 1270 HOGS—Dealers experienced prise in the smallness of the re The supply barcly exceeded on last Wedne there were nearly hogs received twithstanding th and the bullish tone to Chicago advices market opened rather slow and there was no rush to buy at prices scarcely a nickel higher than Tuesday. The popular bid early was $4.55, and choice stuff would bring $1.60. Later, as Armour and Squire began buying and spectators became more venturesome, trade pi prices strengthened and nearly ev went at $4.60, or a strong de higher t Tuesday. There were a fow of choice butchers’ weight, and heavy scratched out $4.62% and $1.65, but the big bulk of the trading was at $4.55 and $4.60, as against $1.50 and $4.55 Tuesday and on last Wednesday. Representative sales 0. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av, Sh v s §8 i A 26 40 201 215 jother sur- 9,000 it 0 120 BRif E NEXT MORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND TXEWAND MY COMPLEXION 18 GETTER, ooy says It ncta gently on the stomach, Loay od Kuinern.and ixa b axative, This Fom herbs. und s prepared for use Tt is calle RNE'S MEDIGINE ‘s Family Medicine moves the bowels RATOR I\ WOUL W ARD, LE Bov, N X held | [ another fo from # highest fig did_not o 1 PIGs § 00 SHEEP—Four doubl two of them billed slaughterer. The AND ived local decks were r direct to a demand was active and prices generally stronger me good 711 lambs brought $4.2 Fair (0 good natives are quotable at $3.00G4 fair to good westerns, $2.75@4.00; common and stock sheep, $2.25@3.00; good to chofce 40 to 100-1 lambs, $3.25@4.00. Representative sules No. Av B native lambhs 3 63 native lani b 57 native Janios 10¢ higher heavy, $1 assorted SIS ke Pr. 3 00 Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. Offletal receipta and disposition of stock as shown by tho hookw of the Union Stock Yars compny Or the twenty- four hours enaing at o o'elock b in April 4, Ispd : 3 WES RECEINTS o1 The ) The mari CATTLE. HOGS, SHEEP. IONSES& MIS Cars. Head|Carn |Head Cars, Head | ¢ Hoad 8311861 785 G POSITION WUV EIS, CATTLE | 1068 Omahia Packing (o The G. H. Hanmond Co Swift & Co. The Cudahy Preking I P, Nelson Morris P. D. Armour Shippers and foeders Left over Indianig Milwau St oseph CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. s Cattle Market for Al Sell 1 4,—Toduy v good one for sell There I the demand than has noted for many a day, and, althoush the advance (0 prices wis not v trend was quite strongly in that i fatted cattle of both sexes and ¢ were In active request and wer at pric tter by from I than it wa Mtain for Tu nday's decline has sained, and the ch for n further st werek fs out. The from $L50 (0 $1.6) for in and the bulk of the Sic SIOUN head; gl A CATTLE head; shipn Vesterdn, Was & Good One CHICAGO, A paratively more - vitality market wi tual the Well walable et 100 11 like grudes een exird o o auot prices tions trom St. Louls. at Total HOGS 1 Marketing CINNATI old 1o 50¢ 1 and #x market wincd wad Active pondingly wly D K and Ahoy ally at t m $t 1o fr Matk mixed, $4 S 8010485 LAMHS- 1 i1 highe ANTY 0 BN PACKING INTERESTS ot WK A crease Ap (8pectal T 0 will the past week hos Ared with 220,00 45,000 since M Prominent Stock Market. HOGS R iy City Live Y, April o wipts i h yostorday et Toodor $1.2902.70; Stock in Sight. Clots At the (o April 4 Cattle 1851 21000 1 Blo00 11000 $.000 800 1851 R R RS Manifold Disorders Slight impurities, if not corrected, develop oughly cleanses TO CURE . . cases of the Scrofula Rheumatism s e Eczema, §#Send for our Treatise, sent free to any address. 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English war- crackle, $6.00. $1. for best dinner sets, ranted not to craze, worth for wool muttress es, worth $6.00. for a three-piec chamber suit fin ished in antique ok, worth $20.00 for Mhardwood bedstead, worth $3.00. for a good wire spring, worth $2.00 $2.90 $1.40 75¢c EASY TERMS. $10 worth of goods, $1.00 per week. $25 worth of gools, $1.50 per week. Visitors $5.00 bum of $10.00 venir Spe $50 worth of goods, $2.00 per week. $25.00 Fair Boc 30,00 Smyrnn 75,00 $75 worth of goods, $2.50 per week. $100worth of g week. $200 worth o week. Sond 10¢ postago Yor our big'ha catalogue s, $3.00 per H100,0 goods, $%. 00 per b ter I 7% $2.75 $6.85 $4.65 17¢c 45¢c 19¢ 75c 47c 39c $2.50 75c $1.25 $1.00 80c for an antipue oak ice refrigerator, the sides of the fce cham- lift out making cleanable, worth for a two bufner gasoline stove, worth $5.00. for a rlage with bieycle wheels —and satin parasol, worth $12.50. for an_ antipue oak box, $7.50. for a ©ood leaf lunch worth 50c. for a nice stand, worth frr ham worth 7he. for w good feather pillow, worth $1.60. for a good brussels carpet, worth $1.00. for fine Ingrain car- pets, worth 75 for worth banquet worth $5.00. for blacking modes, made worth ' $2.00. for a tasty antique 1k finish rocker, with cane seat, worth $3.50. full sized com- forts, fancy stitched, worth $2.00, nottingham lace curtatus, worth $1.50. baby car- palt basket, bible $1.50. holder lamps, 15 for lamps, cor of ouk, fo PRESENTS FOR ALL, receive handsome sou venirs. worth of goods, an Al. 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