Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 10, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL All the Leading Markets Fluctuated Very Wildly Yesterday. WHEAT AT THE START WAS WEAKER « In that Cereal nd Reports the Frincipal Bearish Influenc Were the Weak Cabies of Rain Throughout Western States, were severe CHICAGO, enough fluctuations in kets today to satisfy most restless scalper. concerned the ultimate able excitement 3ue improvement with Saturday's wheat to some extent, by small Provisions rve and April 0.—There all the leading mar. the craving of the So far as wheat Is consider was result of heayy price business compared follow ndentls fair were very Strong Pork elosed and a in the values but wa a8 Corn indey #ustained and a port Inquiry and shorts were very o 47t higher and lard higher. Wheat at market opened the weak the principal ribs are the start was weaker and the with from 1gc to Yo loss, s and reports of rain being bearish influences, Offerings were not very free at the decline, the trade not caring to sell short much in the face of the government report tomorrow, and the demand fmproved, prices advancing from 1%¢c to 1%e, eased off, changed gome and closed Ye higher for May and 34¢ higher for July. The selling today was by the private wire concerns reports of rain in Kansas, advices from Parsons, Olathe, Topeka and Wichita reporting rains. The weather map showed colder conditions in the west, northwest southwest, a Jittle snow In Colorade and_heavy rains i1 Migsour, Hlinois and the Missouri river valley as far north as Omaha, Good buying started early, which caused a sharp rally. Many of the local operators, while feel quite bullish, think the market here out of line with other markets. New York §5 within a few cents of the prices ruling lere. The export clearances were smaller and not favorable for a bull market Corn offerings were rather limited, espe cially around the opening, while the demand was good. The shipping interests were in- clined to purchase and in fact led the buy- ing, the sciling being scattered. Opening trades were at Saturday's final figures and gradually worked up 7e, eased off e, ruled firmer and closed with a gain of from e to e The oats market was quite overrun with buying orders during the greater part of the session and only a limited number of sellers, considerable strength was devel- oped. Provisions Were strong and higher. Those wlho had sold short on Saturday were made uneasy by the small run of hogs to start with. The receipts were only about 25,000 fnstead of 31,000 as had been expected, and when the nervous shorts sought to buy they could discover very few who were willing to sell to them. ~The latest trades were at or near the best prices of the day. ri 15 from 45c to 47%c higher; lard from 26¢ to 27%ce up and ribs, 2 Estimated receipts tomorrow: 66 cars; corn, 260 cars; oats, 165 c 20,000 liead. ding futures ranged as follows: cabl on and Wheat, ; hogs, | BSteal April.... : o May. July, gy B2 1 29940 EHAN 12 07| 12 42 1220 | 12 S1an] RiE 2094 207 May. June. . h quotations were as follow LOUR—Firm. -No. 2 spring, 621 ; No 2 red, 62ic. 2 white, . $1.90! ine, $4.2304.90. pork, per bbi, 8 100 Ths., $7.4215G7.65; ‘short Tibs 30.4204@0.45; dry salted shoulders @6.12%; short clear sides (boxed), PHOVISIONS. Moy 1245; lard, pe Kides (loose); (boxed). 35,87 06205070, 7 WHISK Y- Distillors’ 1.1 SUGARS—Unchinnged, e following were the receints ana shipments finished goods, per gal., AT, Rece nnuTilT«fi 11000 26:000 Flour, tbls Wi f- 1000 L4000/ 13000 chanze today the butter mar- 160 l' . i Barley, b 10 On the Produce was firn at active at dige. NEW YORK, April 8 —FLOUI LBIS exports, 225,600 huls. 5,000 Dk trade was at’ o standstill’ today,” with buyers lors 100 apart; e firm, but recelvers wore dispc prices Kome fancy, S2.95. Buckwheat Receipts, nge on all g yellow western, $2.65% 2 Milwa MAL—Quiet: Canadian, S0G95 WHEAT—Recelpts, 10,40 D exports, bu. fufures and 800 bu. spoi. Spot 2 red, in store and* elevator, Gite; bey 1 BARLIY e Mo BT TS ity Decem) i CORN-—Itecelpts, 86,500 bu salos, 716,000 bu. ' futures and Spot netive v No. o oy HRGHTe Ktonmer vator, Options opened dull, stronk with wheat and oats, afterwards ing and closing dull and weak at e net decline; April, 43643%¢, closed at 43%c; May, 15-16¢, olosed At Ale: July, 4% biges 45¢; Septomber, 467610, Clowed at 4 Recolpts, 67,20 bu.i' oxports, none males, 7,000 bu. futiire and 141,000 bu ctive and di@le hig No. Ivered, 38} ity ©; No. 3 'w 10 ol we track white western, 404de; ek winte, 40@i4de. Options opened auivt, but soon became firm, and during the day o strong With the cash market closing ¢ declind April closed at 870; May, 3643630, Closed at 861 July closed i HAY — Quic chold e o HOEFS- Dull Paciiie coast,” 13419 holders offer ‘sparingly HIDES-—Quict; wet salte w Tected, 48 to 65 lbm., Ak@a4c; Buenos swlectid, 20 to 24 1bs, S@1le; Texas dry To., € LIBATHER -Dull; hemlo Mght to heavy welghis, 16 WOOL—Stendy: pullé PROVISIONS—Teef, firm: bect hums, Cat meats, firm: plekled bellles, 63 75%c; plokled shoulders, 60; pickled hams, 9%¢. ' Lard, higher; tern steam closed at $T.85: xales, 500 tic 821467.8; May, 3.8, closed nominal; July, 1 mixed, 430 ' in But At midduy Shipping, $6.00016.10; good to tate, comm London murket Orleans se Ayre 24 to %0 . Buenos Ayres, xas, 1061 $15.50, nent south 38,00 pound, $5.2 wetive v} mess, S5 T2 extra prive, $13.00 amily, $14.00614.50; short .60 01l Fivmer Jude i prime yellow, summer NGI%o; whit Firm: st 12%c; part skims, 3 [ Firm; stat celpts, 11958 pRES. ern, 1041180, TALLOW-Steady; ofty country (pkes, free), 4 PETROLEUM=-DUll; unite ROSIN-Steady; stralght skims, nusylvani fresh, western outh PR, 413060 ity d ut $hie bd. wood 1 clos common 30 ady ; fa R Dull; New 270 3 ) extra, IN@Ge ketthe, i daliy, Lgiie; west Orleans, open | THE _OMAHA PIG 11 OFPER LEAD- | TINF PLATES C 1ght coipts and " fooling DRESSED POULTRY At tuling pr Chicken Keesa ani u, K10 below the above’ figure LIVE POULTRY en Monday re Strictly 1n steady turkeys Agse; ol n the market fat veals, 64 White California, 113 Gallon Jugs 1 A plentiful supply set. Mallards, $2.0040 teal, §1.26G16) and cang, p dium, 10, wail nuts, 1lc CIDRR - Pure juice, for b, 30; half bbl., & Qregon Dol $450; Dl bhi., $2.15; clarif) g " half bl SRKRAUT Lor bbl., $i: VEGETABLES fornia hand-pleked navy, 7 L © SAUK BEANS—Ca 2.00; " westorn beans, $1,6061 Onions are quoted on orders ar bhis, VS M Iots from Nebraska and 1o, from stor Salt Lake, @i.10; 1 1BAG I - Florida California_cabbaie CELERY $1.900 white navy mon s0c srown potatoes, in ame in_car ETARL radishes, por Aoz, ¢ et plant, per doz. o} asparngus, per ib., 20c; turnips, per bu catrots, per bu., $1; heets, per doz.. 91k $1.00; water cros, doz., & 0; iMlorida tomatoes, per G-1b, L $1; new potutoes, por box, $1 fer int., 42, Spinach, Tettucs, por foy, per’ doz horx. demand for good I and bugle, $7 STIAWBERRIES Texans, per pint, 134 TROFICAL § ANANAS-—TI Is no prices. Por bunch, large, g per quart, IS austable $2002. chan| fancy, $4; chofe: “loridas, $4.25; chol 1A ORANGES-Riverside soedlings, ide Wiughington nav 52 s, $2.6 Ttedland excelsior nav 2500 River Redlund se enos and till on the Per keg, $6.50. “ancy, per ib. Hulowees, 6 0-1b. boxes, per Ib., black, Iur $8.00610.00° $20.007725.00; me- Vlack yearlings, small, $7; black 00 sunall, L larke 1k Mo’ 40022 00 4 5 i, arlings, $i2 Montann _clbs, 1L, 3$3; sitv sl lium, $5: smail, § medium, $4.60; small, B0 medium, $16; s 10.006012.00; medium, $5 § small, $3 $1om g nedium, 61 to color, according to’ beauty—No. 1, medium, $60; smail, $40: ilver, pale, enuty, large. $30; medium,’ $30; s livice, $1: mediun, i small, * §150: medium, $1.25: small, $1; gray. large, edium, te; emali, d0c; Kit, large, bo; m dluim, 40c; small, 30c: lynx, No. 1, large, 53 me amall, $1.60; marten. No. 1, Targs nall, St mmk” 0. 1, $00@$1.00; hei emall, S0 mountatn 1ion, perfect Tead' and ‘foet, large, $1.0 imperteot. siln No. 1, 1 ‘medium, _$5. $10; mediunm, large, $6.5 tip, large, $2 yearlings, flshcs silve largy large; mink, el $1: ; raccoon, | large, 8o{ medium, o0 O taek. 8" (0 beauty: 00; vicnk, clack, cased, The; small, §0¢; shor et smatl, 5c; narr 60c; medium, 40c se; 20G2ne: wolverine, No. 1, lavge, $1: Hals g2, Wort--mountain, No. Qlum, $2: small, $1.50: prairie, large, 0@75c; meditm, §0c: smull, 50c; beaver, per wkin, No. large, '$5.00@6.00; medium, $4.50: small, $2; Kits, large, $2; medium, $1.60; small, c: muskrats— winter, No. 1 lare, 10@11c; medium, 9c: small, To: fall, large, 8@Yc; medium, Te; small, 6c; Kits, large, 2@dc. TIDES, TALLOW HIDES-No. 1 gieen hides, ‘2ic; No. 1 2W@3c; No. 2 green salted Mides, i Veal catt, 8 1bs. o 15 1bs.. Glécs No: to 15 1bs., e; No. 1 dry’ flint No. ¢ dry fiint hides, 3c; No. 1 dry salted hides, ‘de. Part cured hides ‘e per Ib. less than fully cured. {EEP PELTS—Green salted. each, 2@6c; green malted shearlings (shovt-wooled early #king), each, 5@lhc; dry shearlings (short-wooled carly ‘skinw. No. 1, each, 6@i0c; dry shearlings (short-wooledl early’ skins), No. 2, eaoh, 5e; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts, per ‘b, actual welght, 5gSc; dry fiint. Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelus, per Ib., actual welght, 4@6c; dry fiint, Colorado buteher wool pelts, per Ib.. actual weight, 4@7c; dry flint, Colorado murrain wool pelts, per Ib., actual welght, 4@, %o ‘mediim, 39 $3; me: green TALLOW AND GREA low, 4t tallow, No. 2 S%@ic: grease, ‘white A, grease, while B, 8%c; g 3¢ dark, 2igc; old butter, @18¢; rough tallow, 2 St. Louts ST, LOUIS, Apy LOUR wheilt; ‘putents, $2.9563.05; extra 275; others unchanged WHEAT Dropped o full cent nt the start roins M the wheat helt, picked up 1@l buying, nervously lost i, Tecovered a ing e under Saturduy; No. 2 red, May, 88%e; July, 60%e, CORN-“strengthened ‘on r delivertes, closing e May, 36 Jul Siightly lower; this side No. 1, Depres: fancy, in checking fo cash, 2 mixed, cash, 32%c; M %00 bid, 60c bid, unchanged 1o prim MO ¢ at $3.80G4.20, PROVISIONS Decidedly higher; Park, standard_mess, jobbing, §1 steam, cholce, §7.65. " Dry shoul $i; longs und ribs, $6.50; Bacon, packed - shoulders, $6 Shorts, §7 Ilour, 2,000 bbls corn, 192,000 bu.; ats, 58,000 by SHIPMENTS o 000 IS, § bu.; corn, 17 (%, 45,000 bu. Coffee Markot. April 9.~ COFFEE-Options Augnst declined 10c; September ad- vanced 10c;" athers unchanged. Ruled dull and featureless and closed quiet at unchanged prices 0B points net ¢ ales 4,000 bugs, inelud ing: - April, $16 15 16.10; September, $14.90; Ot rdovir, $19.236019.50% Kalex, fes Snturday, 7,000 Dags day, 146,211 United Stat 210,146 bags; afloat United States, 475,146 bigs, against 00 last year RIO DI JANEIRO, April 8.-Ma 7. Rio, $16.00; exchange, iad; n A, 5.000 bilgs, April 9. Market quiet; nominal; quotations; strong. Lard 1t meats wheat, Wheat, NEW opened dull; YORK Tive No. 8,000 ket firm; coelpts, kood average no recelpts, 1,00 HANnURG 12,000 Bag anchan FoNDON, “Apeit o lower to 3d higher HAVRE, April §.—Market steady; i prices’ unchanged to %€ higher April 9. Market qulet: sales, to 1nts higher viet quict; prices & Kunsus City Markets. KANSAS CITY, April 8.-WIHEAT wodo;’ No. 2 red, biGse; Slo; 1; No. 2 mixed, No. 2 mixed, iy at $1.21G1.22 Weak at 61@6d Fivmer; timothy, $5.0069,0 alrle, $6.00 HUPTER dalry, 15 s I8 Rim iR outs, non RHIPMENTS cats, non Active; creamery, 20925 at 8 Wheat 5,000 bu. 19,000 bu.; corn, Wheat, 8,000 bu.; corn, 500 bu.; Liverpool Market: LIVERPOOL, April 8.~ WHEAT mand mode holders_offer i fornia 5 1d@os 2d; red 45 104G 58 Ml CORN-Quiit FLOUR - Spiin; PHROVISIONS Pork, prime mess clear, 5 1bs. 39 64, BUTTER Steady; de erately: Call- western winter, nd moderate, nts, 8. 9l extra India mess, 90s. Bucon, long and short 24} long and short clear, 45 1bs., Finest, 858; g0od, 625 6. Cotton Murket. April 8- COTTON; to arrive, 100 bales Great Britian, 4, Futuies, barely Quiet; Yecripts bules sleady | ‘ slock, 19,558 huless ‘etber, § Murket he early wheat Minnenpolis W MINNEAPOLIE, April arket was weak and | this morning with feralde offere but later Foports he southwest that the wenther for further Fpool cables rop Trading 1en days of last v to be_dull until the government smes out. Thore has eon | W In the northwes which st wocding and may not permit the heginning secding operations again for soveral days, The advance took the prices up more than once, but the rige was not fully sus: the market closing at about %e deeline Tient higher than th. May, 62 track 2 fiorthe 2 ments, 18, 30 b . 993,370 bu with Dul 1,126,264 b, aga % T weik e re o the weelk In second hands In the amount held by lines and by independent buyor 25,600,000 b, against 40,500,000 L BIFORRE TATKeL there g the lat ring the than Market Tocord figures n decrease in th 1inos of country elevator stoeks nt 20,000 leaving in such houses approximately 4,200, 000 "bu., and in Minneay 1Vate houses, 1,001 0) bl e for the lutter 150 00 b, The tof £ wheat in Minne ¢ louses showed a dec . In the face of larg work by the local mills, ady, with a falr deman &40 With some $2.000 showing was firm and st patents quoted at above that, Bakers, nctive asking the bull sh whent hig bar cental H 8108 an which closed lus opened. this m. Wheat options A strong. - December per_cental, rose to In May wheat th morning at this port th of 19,182 tons of tonnage in the and batloy noteh ronch which —elused i t v opened (his mocning .05, May b [ per e - at werd wheat $1.18 and was 11t was_an nder charter New York Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, April 8,—The day has footed up a very fulr volunie of new eales for imm. and future Bleached cotto falr reque * husiness was done cottons were quite in den and ribhons very oths n - demand, wi futures, 61 squares, at 2 Dleces odds. Worsted - sultings n Dress zoods quiet and larg Printed fabrics {n better Printe 10,000 About 20,000 il autumn move- Visible Supply of Grain. NEW YORK, April_8-The visible supply grain Saturday, April 7, as compiled by the A York Produceexchange, 15 as follows: Wheat, 70,762,000 bu.; §e; lowost, § shipments, Transit cor- cates opene i highest, Towest, no sales, ain Market, CORN—Market firm; No. 2, t higher; No. 2 white, 53 RY - Market tirm; No, 2 WHISKY—Market firm’; T Duluth Whe April 8, hard, casa, Gde; 614 t Market., Wi April, 13 DULUTII, No. 1 July, i My, * Market. UGAR—Cane Muscovad s, London Suj LONDON, April rifugal Java, 168 3; 13s. aquiet; cen- fair refining, W ool Market. April 0.-WOOL—Steady desirables grades: ST. LOUTS, with fair demand for STOCKS AND BONDS. Week Opened In Securities Firm Tone NEW YORK, April 9.—The week opened on the Stock exchange with a firm tone to the speculation and in most cases the first prices made were a fraction above the closing figures of Saturday. During the morning the trading was fairly active, and except for some of the specialties, the mar- ket was steady to strong. During the after- noon the volume of business was light and the dealings were irregular, the market closing dull, but fairly steady with a ma- Jority ‘of the shares traded in showing an avance on the day's transactions. Chicago Gas was most prominent in the dealings and was sold sharply at the. opening on a report that the decision of the attorney general of Illinols in the quo warranto pro- ceedings would be against the company. After a decline of 7% per cent, supporting orders were received, rosulting in a recovery of % per cent, followed by a reaction of 1 per cent and a rally of % per cent, mak- ing a net loss of % per cent. Sugar was second in point of activity. Opening Y% per cent higher, it sold up 1% per cent additional on purchase tnduced by a belief that probably the farift bill may not become a law, on which contingency the sugar company would make large profits, A goodly proportion of the buying is said to have been for insiders. Later in the day reallzatlons and a small bear rald causod a reaction of 7 per cent, the close being at a gain on the day of % per cent. The grangers were only moderately active, advancing a fraction in the morning and reacting during the afternoon, Burlington showing a decline at the close of % per cent, Rock Island 1 per cent, Northwestern unchanged for the common and 1 per cent ligher for the preferred, and St. Paul made a gain of % per cent and St. Paul preferred # per cent. There was good buying on Richnond Terminal third assessment paid, the stock advancing % per cent and closing at the highest point touched. The purchases were induced by reports that the reorgan- ization of the company would shortly be completed. The Bvening Post says: The noteworthy general movement of prices lately begun continued today in the other markets and had as before its due influence on stocks. Wheat was strong in spite of the heavy speculative realizing, and silver bullion rallied again in London in the direction of last week's highest figure. By all ac- counts the oriental demand continues heavy, while the supply from transatlantic poris barely increases. A rather striking incl- dent of the last month or two has been the shipment of gold from India and China. London's receipts of this metal from China in February and March were £484,000 and £208,000 came from .India in March alone In the last two weeks, however, since the breaking of the Bombay panic, a moderate return movement of gold to India has begun, The foliowing are the closing quotations on the lending stocks of the New York exchango today: Kichison Adanin EXpross. Alton, T, H pid EXprosi with a Very v Paciiic No. Pac, pfd...... 16U P D& G Northwos do pfd Coiitr Canada Soutl Ontario & W Central ¥ 51 | Oregon Tmp. Ches. & Ohio. Oregon Nay Chicago Alton.... 0.8 L. & U, CoB&Q Pacific Mail Chileago Gas LD & B Connolidated Pitishurg 0,0, C. ds 8L Lt Pullini Pali Colo. Conl & Ir¢ Reading Cotton Ofl Cert Richmond Torm. . Del. Hudson. .. o pfa..... Del. Lack. & W R.G. W D. & R. G. ptd R G. W, ptd Dk G Co Roek [siand eno y St Paul B do " ptd o p AR St P & O Fort Wayne do’ ptd G. Northe Southern P C. &E. I ugar Refinery Hoeking 1L, Central .. St P. & DAL K. & T. pfd Unton pacific Liko Erio & W.., U. 8. Exproas o pld W.SLL &P Lake Shore do pfd Lead Trust Wolls Fargo’ Ex Louisyliled N Western Union. Louisville & N. AL WAL E do MASU L A D&R G Mo, Paclfic 813 G, B Moblle & Ohio 16y | N. Linused Nashvilly Chat C.F. & 1. N.;Ilun.x{lxcnn(ngu utd N (rai N A Wbid North Am. 0o The total malex of stocks wer including: A an Tobacco, 4,100 American Sugar, 1,400; Burlington, 6,000 Chicago Gas, 23,800;" Missourl Pacllic, 4,800; New York & New DATLY BEE: TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1804, New YORK at 1 per cent York Money Maricet April 8. MONEY ON 1ast doan and closed CALL AL per NEW Enny PRIME STERLING EXCHANGE business in bankers bils at mand and $457G4.87 for sixty Fates, $4.88614.8 mercial G480 SILVER CERTIFICATY GOVERNMENT BONDS Active The closing quotations on bonds: 18948, I, & 8. F. Gon. M JF4}i B "counote i 1 MERCANTILE PAPER-30 Firm, with 48914 114.8814 days. Posted bills, $1.861% 1% Firm; state bonds in Pacific s of 03 Lousiana st 48, Missour! o8 n. new Wt 1. new et Tenn, new a Canada S Cen. Pac D. & R. G, 18ts D. &R G. 48 Erie 218 MK, & T Gon, G M. K. & T. Gen o8 Mutial Unfon i Int. Cert Pac 100 |1, G, W. 188 100 | Afehison 4s. 100 |Atehison 2ig8 AL 108 |G HL &8, A 101 | %o 7w 104 1L & T, 116 | do e 8% *N. C. % K2 “do dn 4714 Tenn, oid 8y Va. Centy dode 8. C. non. fund Tiits lase A 2nids % Aln, Clas i3 N. W. Consdols Cluss O N W, Deb, bw Feuclos SEL& LM Gon bk *offered Toston Stock Quotations. pril 9.-Call loans, 1% for atocks, bonds BOSTON ¢ prices I3 Atchiso 93 [Atehison 14! New England (s 7 [Wia. Cont. 18ts Allotez Mining Co. | Atlantic 121y | Hoaton & Montani 113 Butte & Boston Kig/ Caluimet & He Centennial e Franklin lte Kearsage s Oseeol Quiiney Telephon oston & Alba I & Q. libur tugh, Blociric o prd, San Fra Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, April . The offical closing auotations for minfig stocks today Ophiir Potosi ek Con Gould & Curry Hale & Noreross. Union Con Utah e Yellow Fieket Stock Quotations. LONDON, Ay 2., Consolw, money. 99 15-10 M Consols, acc'n 100 St Canadiah Pacifl v 119, closing v and for three months’ DILLS {5 1341 pee w York M EW YORK, Apell o cloning mining auotations ring Quotations. The following are tha 20 da. D0 L 100 CTiolor Crown Point, "1 S o Con. Cal. & V: 5 Standard . Deadwood ... Unloi Coi uld & Curry,.... Yellow Homoestake..... Tron Sy Mexican . % clestlver ) preferred. A provably cans opened dwll business. South with m dull tenike i per with u fi small demand from China and s One hundred and thirty-tirer in gold were bought and (13, it tinent, St. Louis Minin| LOUIS, April 9 ons e with wore AT thousand pounds W came In from Stock Quotations. ST Mining stocks unchanged, Quot: T, si Hopes...§ . Elizaberli.. ARigod. Bid 5§ .60 Asiced Adams . $ Ani.Nettie Granite M Bime KANSAS - 9. BOSTON, A|vvll 9.—Clearings, ances, $1,405,543 BALTIMC cos, W . April 9. Ings, balances, $1.301142. PHILADELPHIA, April 9. 201; balances, $1,079.477. MEMPHIS, April 8,—Clearings, ances, $70,44%. New York exchange, $I premium. CINCINNATI, April 8.—Clearings, $2,764,20. Money, 24G6 per cent. New York cxchange, 25 @c. LONDON, April 9. gone Into ‘the Bank of £149, 000, April 9. ‘aceount. 11,580,204 April 9. —Clearings, $1,812,006; $03,151, ~Clearings, £201,716; bal- bullion balances he Engl of Threc per cont rentes, 990 dc xchange on London, (e T Mexican dollars, 5165 NEW ORLE New Yok exchi bank, $1.50 premiun ST, LOUIS, April 9.—Clearin 208,065, _ Money, dull at xchange on New Sork, Soc CHICAGO, April 8. —Clearings, York exchuhige premium. 21544 per cent on call and 56 per ¢ Kansas City Live Stock Market. SAS CITY, April 9. CATTLE-Iteccipts, 2,000 e Citrong ate Texin T ioing atderss $0004.25; B Stockers and foedeis, $2.40 il 821562 k0 Recelpts, heaid; market 1061 packers and mixed, and pige, $6004.80, HIEED- Receipis, head; market Sronk, sl K o The first installment of Emile Zola's great story, *“Lourdes,” will appear in The Sunday Bee April 15, llustrated. WESTERN PENSIONS. April 9. —Clearings, commercial, $1 550 bremiiing hal- cent. 122,588 ber At on tim $4.7004 3,100 Dead; shipments, Veterans of the Lato War Kemembercd by the General Government. WASHINGTON, April 8—(Special to The Tee.)—Pensions granted, Issue of March 23, were: lowa: Original-George Densmore, Ldgewood, Clayton; Henry C. Whitehead, Atalissa, Muscatine. Increase—Matthew C. Kempsey, Cedar Rapids, Linn; Benjamin Kitterman, Rock Rapids, Lyon; James Wil- rlington, De Moines. Reissue ston, West Union, yette. Orig- widows, ete.—~Lucy Heebe 1shua, Eliza N. Smith, Centéry , Ap- Dakota: Original—Alfred one City, Grant, Relssue—Orison Ipswich, Edmunds. lo: Restoration and ohn Turk, Denver, Arapalioe M. Shute, Denver, Arapih \way, Rico, Dolores. Original widows lla Piercd, Berthoud, Larimer. Montana. Original—John . Heebe, gow, Dawson. Tl Chickasaw panoo South Vaillant, W supplemental ease Gl ——— Captured the Last of the Poachers. CHEYENNE, Wyo, 'April 9.~(Special to The Bee)—A letter from one of the officials in charge of the Yellowstone park states that B4 Howell of ook Mont,, was arrésted in the park the 13th of March for killing buffalo, He wus taken to Mammoth Springs and confined, awaiting instructions from the de- partment at Washington. Howell 15 the last of three desperate poachers of Cook who have been by the scouts. One word describes it, “perfection.” We refer to Dewlitt's Witch Hazel salve, cures piles. AL sl LY Kansas Libel Suit. KANSAS CITY, April 9.—The trial of Joseph A. Smith, the:Kansas City lawyer and populist, for ‘eriminal libel, began in Kansas City, Kan., today. All the lead- ing populists of Kansas have been sub- poenaed as witnesses in this case, including vernor Lewelling and Mrs, Lease. The Qay was consumed In getting a jury - Hoard of Trade Directors. The directors of the Board of Trade met yesterday afternoon and audited monthly bills and discussed the making of several small improvements to the bullding. There was no regular monthly meeting In the evening, duc to a fallure to secure a quo rum, — Look at all the orchards in the vieinity of Portland, Oregon, and you will settle on Dundee. Brown, at Woodbridge Bros.,, 120 . 16th St | OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS Week Opens with an Unexpected Small Supply of All Grades, GENERAL GREAT ACTIVITY IS THE RESULT Cattle Sell Quickly at o Fifte A Sharp Advance of Ten ore an Hogs Also 8 Rise — Shoep Searce, Cents MONDAY, April 9, Dealers generally were considerably dis appointed at the smallness of supplies to day. There were offy 127 cars of all kinds here and of these there 90 cattle. The cattle market was much of a surprise as the receipts Prices ruled from 10 to 16c higher Saturday, and it seldom that 2,000 change hands quicker than they did On account of the favorable tone tc advices shipping and speculativ were in the saddle early and business. Liberal outside orders and the smallness of the supply made the dressed beef men anxious, and taken altogether sellers found conditions very much to their liking. The general quality of the cattle offered was very falr, but there were no strictly choice beeves here. ( 200 to 1,400 beeves sold at from $3.70 up to $4.15, and falr to good 1,000 1,150-1b steers sold readily at from $3.60 to $3 Fair to poor stuff and odds and ends went at from $3.40 down. It was a good, st active, healthy market from start to finish and by 10 o'clock business was practically over. The same activity characterized the trade in butchers' and canners’ stock, but there was no quotable advance in prices. Offer- ings included less than a dozen loads, and buyers soon picked them up. The market for veal calves was firm and for rough stock of all kinds active and strongc Stockers and feeders were in good demand and higher. The fresh supply was light and the pens were by no means crowded with stale cattl Regular dealers were ull good buyers and quite a few hay-fed west- erns went over the scales at from $3.25 to The fecling on all sides was firm Good to cholce feaders are quoted at fron $3 to $3.65; fair to good at §$2.75 to $3, and lighter, commoner grades at from $2.7 down. uuprw-mum-, sales DR BEF. Av. Pt No. 12805250 15 970 8 00 300 3 were cars of nearly as wer: than cattle today! astern buyers ready for to 3 iz 10 10 i 1600 19...11006 MIXED. L0533 40 97 B cows. 1030 {1050 1010 <1000 BULLS, 1700 2 50 10 2y 260 650 2 6y 1060 2 50 FEEDERS, W G B w2 101 3 WESTERN CA’ COLORADO, Av. ¥ ) 200 81 7 cows.... 130 4 bulls. 1 21 cows, o LIz, bulls. . 1 bull. feedurs..; 5 foeders. . WYOMINC IDATIO. 4 foed o e 9 foedere. 118 3 4 HOGS—Receipis today lighter than on last Monday, and other mar- kets were pretty much in the samo fix Otherwise conditions were not markedly different from last week. Sellers again had the upper hand and experienced no trouble in working off their holdings at a be to 10¢ ad- vance. There was only one shipper (Squire) in the field and speculators were a trifle shy, but the local contingent were 1 anxious for supplies, and the meager offerings changed lands fike hot cakes. One very choice butcher weight load brought $4.90, but aside from this it was practically a $4.50 and $4.85 market, everything selling within that range buyers paying no attention to weight and | apparently not a great deal to quality. The feeling on all sides was decidedly bullish throughout and the sharp advance in pro- visions caused u strong, acilve close. On Saturday the big bulk of the hogs sold at | $4.75 and a week ago today the trading wa largely at $4.40 and §1.45. Represontative sales: 1 3 4) were fully 1,600 sh. P 3 0 s 8 0 T 80 w0 0 80 5 Ko S0 3 i 8 i o 4 W X 3 b 8 it 1 0 Ret T ) w0 b 120 480 1) 04w a2 120 480 LIS 1 20 4 8 0t 10 B 4 80 RN B 0 i W 1 ) ‘PIGS AND B 15 SHEEP—But three loads were received to- and they were billed t to a local killer and not offered on the market. Local are all after supplies, with prices advancing ir to good natives are quotable at $3.25@4.75; fair to good wester 0@ 4.50; common and stock sheep, $2.006 5; good (o choice 40 to 100-1b. lumbs at $3.6005.00. Recol, ROUGIHL ts and Disposition of Stock, ipts and disposition of stock aswliown ke of tha Unlon Stosk Yarls conpioy hours endlng ato o'clock . THONSES & W19 Hoad SUEED, Head Curs Head | Cars, Head| Cars. wugosel 8| d4u0 ISPOSITION. WOV IS OGS, SIERP. Packing (0. he G, H. Hammond 0o wirt & Co The Cudihy Packing Uo. John P. 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