Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 12, 1894, Page 6

i THURSDAY, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Government Roport Induced Free Selling and Realizing in Wheat. THAT CEREAL WEAKENED AND LOST Slumpy Wheat Market and & Slack Eastern Demand Cansed Corn to Fall Off Several Fractions -Oats Were Active but Weak, April 11 ne of 2%e. Wheat was The govern bearish, and Corn, wheat CHICAGO, very weak, at a dec report, which was considered a d free selling and realizing, closed only from the bottom. and provisions down with closed lower. After some conflict of opinion on th yesterday afternoon regarding the in tation of the government report, the weak manner in which the market opened this morning indicated that all but a small rem- nant of the bull fecling engendered by it had been wiped out. There were seilers of May wheat immediately on the opening at anywhere from down to 61%ec. Not much was parted that time at the lower of those figures, but it was not long before 61%c was the best obtainable price, and almost le lower cepted before an hour of the session had passed, 607c being the current price for a moment or two about 10:30 o'clock, before enough buying orders came in to arrest a lower range of stop loss orders from coming on the market, The government report for the average 1.t'on be vn: 10 points higher than on April 1 last and 6% points above the April conditlon in 1802, lh which latter the yield of winter Wwhent was 359,000,000 bu., gome warrant was found for the bearish interpretation that speculators had determined to put upon the report. The weather was doing its best to ir the injury it did toward the end of rch. Receipts were fairly liberal in th rthwest, heavy in fact, as compared with those of a r ago. It was on the corre- gponding day of last year that the Cudahys abandoned their “May deal.”” Before the decline quite stopped May sold at 607c, but rallied again to 61% The bears again jumped on the market, and after another break to 60%e and about a dozen fluctuations betw 1 that and 60%ec, there followed a fresh drop to 60'%e, a recovery to 60%e, and yet another decline to 60%ec. About half an hour from the close the price had once re- covered to 607%ec. The closing phase of the market was one of renewed weakness. New York reported 25 boat loads taken for export, but that fact did not sustain the courage of the bulls or restrain the aggres- sive action of the bears, and a drop from 69746 to 60'%¢ ceeurr_d in the last ten minutes of the session, the closing quotation being 60%c for seller: Although Armour was unloading two car- goes of corn which had been loaded to go east, the market here for that article for a long time resisted the bearish influence of such a proceeding, and likewise the effect of a slumpy wheat market. These combined influences and a_ slack eastern demand told with more effect after half of the session had gone by. May opened at 35%c and soid off to 38%c and recovered a little, but re- fused to go below 88%c until late in the day, when there was a further decline to 38i5c. May closed at from 38%c to 38t and July at 39%c, a loss of about e since yesterday. Oats were active, but weak and decidedly lower in sympathy with wheat and the free selling by several brokers. Prices receded gharply, the near futures declining from e to lc and the more deferred months from 7c to 1%c. On the break there was good buying by the largest holders and prices reacted %c to e, the market clos steady at n net loss of from lec to lc, tember being the weak sions were weakened by the reccipts proving more liberal than yester- estimates. There was a drop on that of from 6c to 10c in pork at the opening. Lard for July opened at a decline of 2iec and there was a clean slump of 10c in May ribs as soon as trading started. The ent tn- May oats went and curb pre 62 with wa esti- mate that tomorrow's receipts of hogs would number 32,000 head added to the weakness and the extreme heaviness of the wheat market clinched 1t. There was a decline in all for the day of 37%c in pork and 15c to 17%c in lard and 20c in ribs. The trade was extremely bearish in expressing opin- fons about the market, and a heavier run of hogs in the near future was confidentiy predicted among them. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, b5 cars; corn, 120 cars; oats, S0 cars; hogs, 35,000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows: TArticlea. | Oven. | High. | Low. | Wheat, No. 2 | 61 6132t | G| 0 321/ 6 27k lons w sicr, 3 spring, re as follows: 50%e; 3 spring, CORN 3 white, 33G3ic. RYE Mons' DOTh. DOF. bhL., $12.20; short ribs Sides (i shoulders (boxed), ear sides (hoxed), 36, illers’ finishe 100 1hs, @T.40; dry 3 Khort ol \\|\|~I»\ D per. 3 per gal., nehanged el followig R tho recoipts ana hipments for today Tecoints, Shipments: Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. Comn, b 3.000 000 000 34000 4000 9,000 79000 165,000/ 3.000 9,000 On the el New York Marketa, SN YORK, April 2SELOUK , 10,- Market fan loat all 0f the. Tecent ndyance. Bxport emani hil, Soutnermn our, dutl 1ye Eggy, e CORN MEAL 207 Biunaywin A3 - onninal wuil; No. 2 ALT- Dull; yellow western, $2.650 Milwaukee, Quiet; Canadian Cpts, 4,00 bu o bu, Of fut jore active, 3 ¥ red, vator, 6 ¢ L0 by, Gine) Gl ed KOV TIMUNt CLop Teport ana Wl by Olerings of long wovat, © lloeril In_the afteenoon, and market closed heavy at 1R Dot deching losed at My, 83 BAle, closed Wi whei July, EBhawne, Ciosed it Goui AUKUSL cloked at S5y Liber, 06 6ive, clused At Sine; Lecomber, 10huiline cloked Bl e CORN bu.; of wp Bpoc and northen; [ the N Re Sales, 015, Bpot olpts, 102,100 bu.; exports, 188510 %' bu, of futures and 1) arket moderately uctive ARG 1N ClVALor; HN GRS ation mixed, e in eley Uptions upened wavinced 4t mid 4 locnl buying to smallor rece, DIE Later wed_easy deeliy Muy closed at L owing TR A3 July expoits, none bu. ‘ot spot about steady; No. 2 i No. §, wo. § Nu. 3 white, 405 L ack STausie; track white wesier Baide; track white state, @4, Options ned steady, but weakened lnter with wieat ana closed at 4@ ige dachine; April vlosed at May, NGO, closed al July, %%0 Bavs Choreu o By — il 7.00G8.60, HOwo-—Steady 19¢; Pacitie const hollers ouer spariugly HIDES—Quiet; wet salted, Qoeasd, #1060 Qla, 4 sales Bpot e Wi mixed No. e west By .0, 36.0066.10; g0od to cholee, state, com 1341180 ; 1 lard, i pork 1 PeomtoN prime summer white BUTTER -Rteady CHERSE-Firm BAGS-Firmer TALLOW- i country (plgs PETROLEUM HORIN- 8t 81,156 1,20 TURPENTING RICE- 8t MOL good G TRON Corpi EAD- Firn TIN- Firmer il ELTER-Neglected tons spot tin at $19.5 SUGA R—Raw, quiet 8 contr.fu molikses Jutet 10 closed AR hip, ye Vurknts, 1 JUR-In ) buckwheat WHEAT low yeaterd Tuly CORN=Wis off; No. 2 mi July, 30 IATS - F alor; 3 hoand May Sale of No. No trading $1.27 1. $8.50610. EED-$1.35404.00, prime o choic enst track, BD it HY ¥t TIMO HAY 10.00. BUTTER dairy, 1920 EGGS—Higher at LEAD dy at SPE Wonl § ol AL SLE 1 COTT mer tmothy, $9.007 i $1.00, standard chold IVISIONS Lard, prime steam, Dry salt_meats, | Uribs, $6.40. 3 " .75, lonk ik shorts, RECEL wheat 17,000 b corn, 11,000 bu.: onl SHIPMENTS- Flour bu.; corn, 54,000 bu Flour, 2,000 bil W0 i il 000 D wheat, Tinneapolis Wheat Market, MINNEAPOLIS, April 11 The whe beeume weak at the ontxet todny terday, There hid been an’ expectation on the part of many thAL he Kovernment teport wo show smaller per cont vorage con than was found when the report came created w desive to liquidats and (here was ear elling, With shorts about (he only buyers on the markef, Tt was belleved this indicated further weukness and Dossibly n larger decline, consing considerable anxiety to unlond the loni wheat Shipping 0 ew York was called active onsiderable wheat wis ¢ from that b i demand was not of sich e ay of mich futy e i the sonthw iny improvement i there, markel now apprars the Targe stock on hand. thy £ dimige G0 e growing crop. 1At Ble for Mav, Reptember. On track 1 northern a Receipts were 120,600 bu.; shipmenis The' mills are grinding ui about the’ usial the consumption by mills and shipn sy 100 D, for e twenty ur shipmeats were 8,308 bl were 8140 to 8560 foF patenis ukers. Roports from the in e farmers nre marketing this week, From infirmation at hand it siges dn Wil r day. The weather i right < n o but without furth storms seeding will hog W fow days, market wnd finaly present. dicate tion vt 1t four The quotat] nd $2 1 rlor very little Coftee Market. NEW YORK, April 11COF opened Irregulur, sbme months highor. Towers ruled generally dull and weuk: Buropoin Buving cansed some advance oriy, but focal prossire Cited wenkness lntor: e market Closed st Jiv nchiangcd to 13 i Bt el t April, 1500 May. Wiy 105 Septembor emc cutber, $H 1L il mild, uiet;_ s » i Warehouse v : "baks: Wock 0t New. York stack. in the United States Tor e United States, 300 Uhited Statos, lnst. v Ri0 No. 7. 12,000 Rio_ de Jnneiro SANTOS, Apiil 11 No_ returns, FAMBURG, April 1l Murket tealys 7 h: Do W@RpTE lower LONDON, " April 11— Murked irresular; 2 Towen 1t T bags: i~ Options 196, 800 0 hiags SO1,90 bags, biss totai ) 0, April 11 exclin 125,000 A0,000 Dy sales, prices Market quiet; sales, 6,000 t. usual trade ol but- Dacking Local Produce Mar} Is about the Iy, Extra - country, Mitloe; BUTTE The mark: 166 18c; 3 stock, T@sc EGGS—The market fs firm D POULTRY—There Is a_small trade v prices. Chickens, 8@loe; turkeys, 461) and ducks, 8a10e. Inferior xock would sell below the above’ ik POUL pand. moderate and_ th ints ar foes, Strictly fresh ruling | U i% steady, with a turkeys. stock, A€ © I8 plenty of veal on the n ily unch G veals, 6@ X Liverpool M LIVERPOOL, April 11 mand poor; _folders offe Californ w 10@3s 205 10 48 105N 1, JRN--Dull; demand poor; new mixed, 35 114, FLOUR-Spring patent, 454, PROVISION r . B long nest, 6K; American, WHEAT -Quict moderately; western ' winter, 80 hort 345, india mess, i, long and cledr, 45 1bs., ‘good, 6%, fii Kansas City Mark CITY, Mo, April 11 0 No. 2 ¢ e mixed 2 mixed, @3 180 K at 61063 prairie, $6.0007.00. Actlye; creamery, 2@22; d BIAN HAY BUTTER; W try, 15 firm 5,000 at 8ige. bu.; corn Active and Wheat, and oats SHIPMENTS—Wheat, 20,000 bu.: com and oats, none, £ Cotton Marke NEW ORLEANS, § April andirregular; sl 35 0 bales; receipts, 3 bales; stock, 192,486 bales; 34,100 bales: April, §7.45 Dujt futu bid; May S807.30; AURUSE 103 October, $1.81 comber, $7.4067.42 COTTON - Middling, 800 bales; shipm hales. 11 ' 104, bales; exports, n Spots, The T @7.91; July \ber, 7,20 $TH@T.36; i sales, nis, 1,100 00 bales wipts, s stock, 49,174 bules, Duluth Grain Markets. Aprl 1L -WHEAT April, 59%e; May, G2l 3le;’ No. thern July, DULUTE cash, Sept May northe 53¢ Rye 1 northern, to urrive, SHIPMENTS - None. "Frisco Wheat I'c 1800, April 11 and the MecGlauflin poolfar to 3105, closing at $1.08k A1 10’ $1.15, closing at §1.15. e pald, was offered A few days SLg sharp recovery of barley, ntinued dry weather $1.06%, had enormous sales A The ki ke todny badly. May fell while' Deccmber de ot whent, on's at $1.05 without a taker wan pald There was a casioned by the ber opened at rose to $L.10. New Yo NEW YORK ket business ha of snow and Inal proport market w steady ut 2 13 of futures Dry Goods Market. April 11.—In the dry goods mar. been Vory slow in conscquence he wpol demand was of as wis the others, hen s PrIUNE CLOS e i squares with light sul Oll Markots. Pa., April 11.—Nutional ' ened ' at 8ilgei highest, M%c; sulen, 4,000 bbik, whipments, ¥6,501 bhis.; L CITY titicates ¢ Shc: closed 58,000 bbls Lbis PITTRBURG, Pa., April 11 cortifloates opened 't A highest, $474c; lowest Kilge Cleal runs, 80,953 ational Transit ed at M 2,000 bhls ol wales, Wool Market. Mo, April 11 hanged. ST, 1 quiet and UIS WO Callfornin Frags. Aprl B—California CHICAGO, oranges, f ' fan : T STOCKS AND BONDS, Specnlation Was Tntensely Dull and Abso- lutely Devold of Interest YORK, April 11.—The ulation was intensely dull and absolutely de- vold of Interest. Chicago Gas was the only stock in which the transactions exceeded 10,000 shares, and in only four others, St. Paul, Sugar, Missourl Pacific and American Tobacco, did the sales exceed 5,000 shares. The fluctuations were extremely narrow and in but few instances did the changes In the day range fractions, London in the market as a small buyer of St. Paul and some of the low priced arbitrage spe cial helped to sustain prices early In the day, when a slight bear raid threatened values. But, considering the dullness and the lack of buyers, the market was very firmly held. A rald was made on Ch Gas In the opening dealings, based on fresh rumors of the annofincement of an unfavor- able decision In the quo warranto case, and, after an advance of 3 per cent, the shares were sold off % per cent. The stock offered being readily absorbed checked the downs ward movement and brought about an ad- vance of 1% per cent, of which 1 per cent was lost at the ciose. Sugar declined Y% per cent and then began to move upward, making a gain of 1% per cent, but reacting 14 per cent in the final dealings. The pur- chasing movement in American Tobacco con- tinued “and resulted In an appreciation in value of 8% per cent is expected that a mall shipment of gold will be made to “rance on Saturday, but the talk of gold export does not affect the stock speculation, inasmuch as the foreign exchange market is not favorable to any lurge transactions of this nature. The bond market was firm in tone all day. The Evening Post sa People who are fond of daily “points” were somewhat puz- zled what to do today with last night's goy- ernment crop report. The percentage show- ing of April 1, with allowance made for decreased acreage, was high— per cent over that of April, 1803. But the Washing- ton experts remark that damag: was done to the crops after April's opening, and that they were wholly in doubt as to its serious ness. Since this alleged destruction was the chief speculative point in last week's wheat market, the minds of operators are left very much where they were b-fore yesterday's government report was issued. Tie reaction in wheat was accepted as a tolerable « tainty before the report was published. The stock market is just now, at least, as good a guide to the general situation as the mar- ket for speculative wheat. Therefore the calm differencs of the stock values to the Chicago market turmoil of today. was a very possible forecast of the future. In the gen- eral improvement American Tobacco ad- vanced 1% per cent, Laclede Gas preferred % per cent, Laclede Gas common 1% per cent, Loulsville % per cent, and Sugar % per cent. The market closed firm and dull, The foliewing are the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York exchange today: Afehison Adams EXpross. NEW spe above was It LW estel pfd Central . & N. Bug io & W 16 I0regon Imip. 19% Orexgon Nay 110" 0.8 L. & Pacific Maii. . G20 P D. & E Consolidated Giis. 4| Pitishurg. [o) & 40 [Pullman P Col0. Conl & Tron 12%4 Reading.... Cotion OI1 Ce A Richmoyd Te Del. Hudson 1104 do_ pfd Del. Lack 1631y R G, W, D.& R G. D.& Chicago Alton.. O BEE QTR Chiicazo Gaa ol G Nortl i i igar Retloe: Hocking Valiey . 1L, Central SUP. & Duluth & T ped ke Erie & W' do pfd....... Lead Trist 0 Ex Loutsville& N\ " Union. . Louisville & N. A | i Manhattan Coi 5 Memphis & C M & St Michigan Cent D &R & 0. Pacific. . § Mobile & Olifo. N. Linseed . &1, o’ ufd; e shviile Chat C.F National Cordage 4 do pfd J. Cent & Wbt stock today w American Tabaceo, lington 0; Chicag 100; ' National Pau’ 1,000 ew York Money Market. YORK, April 11.-MONEY ON 1 cent; lust loan 1 per 1 salos shares, ineluding: Ameriéan Sugar, ¥,700; I 00 Missouri Pacifi K Islund, of 6,400; CALL— cent and -8G5 per cent, . with _actual At SUSSLAAASY for for 6 i posted reial S48 @ business demand bills” $4.5714,11.87 in and ay bills, CRRTIFICA " BONT Pirmer. State, dull, 1181¢ 8. L. &S, F 118le St. P Consols. SUP. O, & P. 1S { T.P.L. G. Tr. Rets TR, G. Ty 1101 Loustana st 45, Missourl 8. . new Kot G, 1 new Set 58 Tenn, new set 35 W. 18t4 Atchison da, | Atehison 2iga A 1o|G, H. & S. AL 08 L.& LM.Gen 5% * ot 1 i, Boston Stock Qu BOSTON. April 11.—Call tme loans, por_cent, stocks, bonils and mining siia ed. tutions. s, 14 Closing por con prices f Bell Telephone Hoston & Albiny Boston & Muine C.oB & Q... Fiteliburi iiola St N. Y. & N. 0ld Colony Oreon Short Live San Dicgo Union Paciti., West End weland (.. . 1t Boston & Montana Butte & Doston Aunict & He 4 Centennial. Frankiin 10 [Kearsage | Rig | Osceold 203 |Quiney 49" | Pamar g Quotations. NCISCO, April 11, ~The official ¢ mining stozds todsy we SAN FRA quotations fc lows Belchior Best & I Bodi Bulwe Choliar Con. Cal. & Vi. Crown Point Eureka Con Gould & Curry Hule & Mexiean sing > a8 fol- B G PR Ni 0 ada Queen Ophir, Potosi Sav Slorra | Union Con Utah Yellow Jacket.. ondon Stock Quotations. April 11,4 p. . elostug: 100 1-16781 10034 LONDON ail coni ntral ayivanii Mex, Cont, ne 3 Moxiean onll 3 € in the open market for short ut, and fo months ¥rio bidy 1ilinols Ce BAR SILVER MONEY The rite of dikeol blils 15 13@ 1% D blils 18 13 por cont vl un New York Mining Quotations, YORK, April 11.-The followlug ars th g QUOLALIONH 20 i0 EW closing olor Crown Poini Con. Cal. & Va Deadwood Gould & Curry Halo & Noreross Homestike Mexlean Ontirio. Ophiir PIymout Sterra N Stand 1 Unlon Con Yellow on Sily Qi 1100 St. Louis Mining Stock Quotations. ST. LOUIS. April 11.-Mining stocks dull unclianged. Quutations " . ARkad WL ARkad. Au.Netties s34 § Adimy 1 3 ' Blmetailis 20 1 Grar e M E STOCK MAR I\I]\ Receipts of Both Cattle and Hogs Wero Unusually, Heqvy Yesterday, M BESF CATTLE SAG SOME PRICES ON Unevenly but Close to p Dime Lower—-Cows and ¥ Big Run, Strong - Hogs Stand & with Very Small Vrice. WEDNESDAY, April 11 Receipts of Loth eattle and hogs were ex- ceptionally heavy today, 383 cars in all, a total of over 16,000 head of stock of all kinds. So far this week, compared with last, there has been an incr of over 3,000 cattle and 6,000 hogs. Sheep supplies have fallen oft nearly 1,200 head. The supply of cattle was a trifle over 5,000 head, making it the heaviest run in nearly five months, Less than two weeks ago such a run as this would have swamped the market. As it was, buyers lost no time in picking the cattle up, although at pric on an averege 10c to 15¢ lower than Tues- day. On the early market competition was good, both dressed beof men and outsiders evidently wanting suppiles. Prices ruled very unevenly lower, but 10c to 15c would cover the decline. Later, as speculative shippers dropped out on receipt of more bearish news from the east, the market further weakened and at the close it was almost impossible to get the early morning prices, especlally for the heavier grades. The light and medium weight beeves did not suffer so much as the heavies, and, taking it all in all, considering the decline, it was a good, ective market and the big bulk of the trading was over by noon. As a rule the quality of the offerings was very fair. Receipts were made up almost en of stecrs and there a notable ty of scalawags. re were not over twenty loads of cows all told, and the weakness in steers was not felt in this branch of the business. The demand was active and the market firm, Calves were In fairly liberal sup- ply and no more than steady, while rough stock of all kind continues in good request at strong prices. Notwithstanding the large number of cat- tle received, the supply of feeding steers was rather limited, There was an active inquiry for desirable stock, and prices ruled firmer on all such. The volume of trading was not large, but many more cattle could readily find good buyers. Good to choic feeders are quoted at from $3.10 to $3. fair to good at from $2.75 to $3, and lighter, commoner grades at from $2.75 down. Rep resentative sale: DR No. 2.0 0048 108083 i 94 1140 036 o090 D017 3 1040 i SHIPPING STEERS, 163 3 60 16,1131 830 100 {1060 111350 L8 1090 1360 1060 1140 Children Cry foy Pitehor's Castoria. Children Cry for ~icr's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria, LT ) ! ch Bl been for o, 1892 | today’s that" f ver 1 | Kansas to 150 lower packers can buy th profit. Today's 1 market somo, but ne nickel lower than ye Average wax were a trifle uneven at the opening wanted hogs and by throughout, shipper taking 2,600 hogs, o entire supply. caused the were cleared | smmoner $4.90 and $4.95, but to good hogs sold a as against $4 pseptatl Iy ints v run falls at 500 hogs City th Tuesda %05 50 PIGH SHBEP—Receipts ket active and yearlings and mand is very Fair to good 4.85; fa mon and stock shes choice 40 to 100-1b. resentative sal No, I lamb: ative ewes mix; Receipts and D Offelal rec by the books 01 the. Un! for the twents four hot April 11, 1804 near there wore 11,9 re. Recelpts, tocaipt there searcely a ¢ The weakness at mixed hogs sold down a strong. S— or Iy On July ived, and rt tneluded bought at from b Toeal ot 1,000 at Hammond Prices are than here and and ship here at a run weakened the The top was a but the general lower. Pricos weak spots being and close. Everybody 1ying was tolerably free s, Armour and Squire or over a fourth of the break in provisions the close, but the n good season. Some of und the big bulk of the fair s on Tuesday at $5 and and $4.60 a weck ago ve sale avy it much exterday n, the 8h. Pr 40 85 00 Ay 213 AND ROUGTL were 1ght, and the mar- Some mixed stuff, s, brought §5. The de- urgent from all local houses. tives are quo to good westerns, $3.25@4.50; com- ble at §3.75@ ep, $2.50@3.50; good to lambs, $3.50@5.25. Rep- Pr. $3 45 5 00 5 00 Av. 81 108 84 isposition of Stock. 118 and disposition of stock asshown fon Stock Yards company senaing at 5 o'clock p.m RECEIPTS, CATTI SUEEP. |HONSES & MLS 10000 DIsP 0SITION. THOVES. The Cud Joh P. Slippers and fe Total [CATTLE. | HOGS. e Reaction In the Yesterday and CHICAGO, April 11, a reaction been shoved last ten days and by to call a halt. The (8,000 head) was oppo on’ the market 50 on the different eline did_ not_extend other descriptio Suppl \d ns, up a lit figures, il Extr P rrow and it looks as submit to w further beef and shipping sor The advance §n check today. There deed, th Tuesday, @ Fresh Air Getallthat's possible of both, if in need of flesh strength and nerve force. There's of fat-food. Scott's Those Eri numben and other preparat ence. strength Secting Cure Bronchitis an where other m Prapared hy Beatt & AMUS FARMER And i Sele TALENTE 1n the L | 20 COMME 4 NIGHTS A Y. P B1G SCEN Matineo CHICAGO in the cattle nd foree they W tiough was pening wa Scott's Emulsic {5th Street Theater|" TONIGHT. “SI PLUNKARD.” iGTH ST. THEATER SUNDAY MATIN LIVE STOCK. Price of Cattle Occurred Surprised No Ong It was hound to come— market. Prices have tle 100 rapidly during the ivers thought 1t was time heavy run for the day ortune, and traders jumped it back from 1o to Erades of steers. The de to cows and helfers anl ns as local butchers and we promply wor few There would SUIL th e than $1.4). $4.25, for ngings 1ed ot ligies sold S50 to 3175 bid fair (o be sellers might i prices of it have cut dressed 15, ik tved atemporar serious decline: in At the best prices of sules making at $, of and Exercise, need,too, of plenty Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil builds up flesh quicker than any ion known to sci- on is constantly ef- of Consumption, d kindred diseases ethods FAIL, Bovno. N. Y. All drugrinte. . BEMENTS OPULATE J. C. LEWI3, et Company of I)lil)“!l:l)l.\fi'\' — Yanlkoe Comedy SATURDAY PY AR PRIC'S 3 APRIL 10th, NCING EARSON'S IC SPECTACLE OO ey =iy Wodnosdayy Piices | lon ealled 1y elpts for th of the arHh though _the 1in Tor it b ra and mixed butcher wol 8 @, . SRR market slow top sheep, AND LAMBE -1t nd lower, In o ) fop la WESTERN PACKING in the Hogs rl 11 Quite a Decrense INCINNATL. A The Tiee.)— Tomorrow's Pr There has ben quite a decre of hogs, but a vontinued I responding tme last year, | orn 230,000 hog: the preceding week, and '130,0 @ total of 1,475,000 Kince Mir yeur ago. Prominent pla Chic Kansns Omaha St Lonis ncinnati Indianapolis Miwank Codar Raplds . Joseph X City aska City ity Now York Live Sto vV YORK, April 11 30 hend; on kale, 21 cars 10@15e per 100 s, higher: 1 £ per 100 1bs.; g G um to ordinary 15; bulls, $2.400f 1 ropean cables quote Am 1 and ndon, 91 Welghts; refrigeritor, SN were 80° quarters of beef: t ters CALVES 15, poor HEEP AND LAMI o 17 cars; market very dull but firm shudp, * poor ipped to mon to cholc e, $1.2000, HOGS—Receipts, 10, per 100 1bs.; market firm. prime 0 $L2011.23; v $4.20u5. Sioux City Live SIOUX CITY, April 11 . 56 bulk, $1 50 h comm anid 1y, bulls, oxen, 4.00; s yearlings, $2.00a3. JUIS, Mo, 2,400 head; shiy o) &3 e @ Contagi Blood Ponson $1.200 4,57 0 head; Cures the._’ = Serpent’s Sting. Tast w poor Tnmmbs. (3 cenlvee el ), others, $3.754 A0 market opei A0 10 Neavy i rted Tight, § head lower; colpts, 14,000 me cugen 10 mbs, $5.250 INTERNSTS, Al Offerings of o Inl T Current in t weking at all w mpared with 30 00 lust year, making oh 1, against 850,000 compa fol will AL offerings ut 1861, 000 142,000 amom gnow 1800 24,000 14,00) 'k Market. BEEYES- Receipt market active and prime, $140% 160 common, 8163 ors, Liver Ib. ' dressed Bxports todiy row, 2,390 quar innt per market firm; 00 head; on 5,00 per 100 1bs. i anshorn lambs, com inferior to prime, ad; $5.50 top hogs, fower; shipments, 335 ak; chol $1.5001.7 Veals, $3.00 calves and CATTLE- T market ints, 1015 ous S. @ In all its stages completely eradicated by S.S.S. Obstinate sores and ulcers 4 yield to its healing powers. It removes the poison and builds up the system. A valuable Treatise on “ The Disease and Its 1200 Lo 1,40 1be 100 1h ipment $L2GAT common Kanss Clty KANSAS CITY 7800 hewd: saipm Towers Texas ste $2.00003.15; whippin as0: il HOGS-— I Nead; markot hen packers Yorkers and ples, SHEEP--Receipts, market steady Live Stock VMa ApHl 11 CATTLE and 0 1,10 . tn shipments, noney Sight. 1oty at Avril 11 e 018 10,000 7800 Stoek | The followine are the elpal elties Wednesday tho foue pria- o, 10,6 0 31500 I Omaha Kinnas Clty St Louls 14000 1100 1500 Total 100 Guve Wheat w Bl YORK, April 111 toduy. The condition of winter cont, agalnst expectitions wheat which had been pi advar AL Tio Nighest fgures © of the Towest it ever Tty has disappeared ently hecome disgusted the ‘market returned to the nar which It was forced by the lony ber ralds up to within a fow we bulls were talking serfous damige day, and today that the nm. port does not cover the injury vt cent coll wave, which Ay the condition they not the conrnge up thelr ¢ the result ng market, seen toduy, NEW port per with Hut to back I8 a dr nvictions 8 n Market PEORIA April 11 -CORN anid b N B0 No, OATS Iy white i RYE Firn WHISK Y and firm; No. 2 white, 8 High wine basts irm Vi $1.15, Flnancial Notes, AS CITY, April 11 ORLEANS, April 11 KANS NEW o HOSTON ances, $1 BALTIMO. 200, 452, YORK 4,573, Cloarings, $1 Clearings, $1411,+ April M~ Clearings 10,3 bal April 11—Clearing $1,904,5 balances, NIW balunces, PARIS, April 11 15e for the nccount PHILADELPHIA, 509,031; bulan MEMPHIS, April 1L Cloarings, $82,505 8 Three por cent rentes, 991 April £1,671,400. April 11 Clear New York exchang April 11 cent M—Clearings, $11,s $101,481 $1y Clearings, $2,36 Exchang it i LONDON, April 11 into the Bank was £63,00 AN FRANCISCO, i telegraphic, 171 Mexlean dollars, 636 ST. LOUIS, April 1L—Clearing: ances, $467,622, Money, ensy New York, 86 1CAGO, April 11.—Clearin excliinge, 636 - premium ady; actual rates, $157% 46 por " cent The or 1 bull amount o ngland - today Apit 11 Silver Drafts, bars, 6 Dewitt's Witch Hazel salve cures ulcers. Dewitt's Witch Hazel salve cures pilos. Sores. Treatment,” mailed Free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO Atlanta. Ga. ANOTHER SPEGIAL SALE! Below we show only a few samples of the low prices we are making on Household Goods. Prices were never so low as now. Our Furniture, Carpet, Stove and House Furnishing Departments are better stocked than ever before. A speciel sale of Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, Gasoline Stoves, Freezers, Filters, Coolers, etc.. is now going on. i S1. 85 For thi: style, polished oak fras _\.3’{“,&% elegant Rug Couch, made up in first class 10, covered with rvich patte Moquette Rugs, has cambric covered bottom, muking it dust proof. * this handsome Che Reduced from $12 30, ille Couch, draped in the vory latest style, spring edge, thoroughly well mad Just the duced from $15 thing for our tived bodies to rest on. R l‘m‘ this beautiful Parlor Couch, made up in rich Tapestry from $18.00. EASY TERMS. $10 worth of goods, #25 worth of goods, 30 worth of good §75 worth of goods, 100 worth of goods, 200 worth of goods, $1.00 per 1,50 per 00 per 5,50 per 3,00 per #4.00 per week we we week week q which fringe oxactly as shown in are o stylish now. Draped with ut, spring edge. Reduced PRESENTSEPJR JHASERS £ 5.00 worth of goods, - - An Album 10.00 worth of goods, Souvenir Spoon 25.00 worth of goods, World's Fair Book 50.00 worth of goods, Bisque Orname 75.00 worth of goods, - 100.00 worth of goods, - Lace Curtuins Center Table . Formerly the People’'s Mammoth lnsmllment Huusa. Send 1 to cover ge on big 04 Catalogue, ve dy April 10, 5™