Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1894, Page 6

] on thint basie, el R Favorable Crop Reports Oaused General Weakness in Wheat Yesterday, CORN WAS GENERALLY FIRM FOR MAY | Oats Were Quite Firm and Steady—Prices V' Had Only w One-Fourth Cent Iy, 3t HOMEY--Cholee Range—Early Boom In 16¢; dark honey, | Provisions, A OHICAGO, April 19.—Favoral crop i ports caused weakness at both ends of ok, Joui weose, wheat market today, and May closed with a | nuts, 1241 loss of %e. The very large clearances and e California drouth caused the firm spot in LKA the middle of the session and prevented a =g, marked decline, Corn was generally firm for | ¢'der, per buL., 3 May and weak for July, ormer, 1N the | g (e eniiramins end, losing %e, and the latter about tge. | 2.00; wes Provisions op firm and closed weak at (o i Ly ¢ decline for the day In nions, in il from pork The continued favorable reports of grow- [ 7 the mar ing crops from every state start it Lk ket for that article rather weak at about yesterday's closing prices. Sales in ! the majority for the time, but the number | “PiyiRcapbare. per b, 2 of hoth buyers and sellers wax very limited. | SWEED POTATORS Fluctuations for an hour were confined twern 69%c and 569%c for May and 617 and 61%c for July. The export clearances from Baltimore amounted in wheat and flour to about 300,000 bu. On that May ad- | vanced to 60c and July to 62c. The total clear from the four principal Atlantic ports amounted to over 00,000 bu. in wheat nd flour, and that was the cause of an other slight additional advance, May selling | « up to from 60%e to 60%e, and July to 62ige. | W The edge wore off about an hour before the 5% and July 81 currots, $100; water cre -1 Fanoy RITES close, when May dropped to TRODIC, L TROPI o G0%ge. The market closca weak at the [ pynynAs-ome lowest prices of the day importers salos the helow its value | e bunch. Jurge Corn opened easy at o opened easy Dot by at the close of the previous session. It e ruied rather weak for a time, but firmed | Gy Fancy in and again weakened with wheat. Mod 5§ ) . ALITO erate buying caused the firmness. After a T 10e. TRy oA 8¢ rar May closed midway between the “Redlund - seed day's top and bottom figures nals, Tt Oats was quiet and steady, Prices had | 2607 sodiine, only Yo range DATESHalowee ding in pro- | gt about |~ PINEAPPLI The feature of 1t visions was the buying by Catlin of 1.500 tierces of lard, which were sold few to medium, p wmoments later at a h ropric and o said at that time to have been put out for | 4 NEARENo o Wright. After that and some other short | lavge. $12.006 15,0 £ uff had been covered the early boom col cuba, large, $6.0¢ lapsed. It was pressed quite heavily to- [ #; blick dtontana and wards the end, causing weakness. St Vet Slarge Estimated receipts for fomorrow: Wheat, { § Montana re; corn, 106 cars; oats, 178 cars; hogs 100 head, Freights were slow at 1e for corn to Buf ) and 8%c to New England. The leading futures ranged as follow medium, 315 $10.000212.00; mediu $100a1.30; mhedtam, TAttcles. | Open. | High. Low Close ° zo, $8; medium. Wheat, No. 2 | torSaions b Aprti | oow| 60w medium, 360: 1 BN 1 R S to benit Gl3n| 62| G130 cross, $1.60; ' A% 3043 ! 40 dium, $2;" emall, 51 My tium, June . dar July.. ntain lion, Sept. 2.00; imper Pk e b §; 00 Black, dium, small, v 1 lurge, '$5.0026. HOLL 5 large, $2; medium iR winter, No. 1 1a i No. 3 spring, no | SR 3 137 %e; No. 1 ve 2 veul”ulr, 8 s nominal; No. 3 . 1, 8136, ED-Prime, # Rides (ooke), 3 hoxed), $6.0036.25; L elear sides (boxed), §7.50 @.05 WHISKY--Distillers' finished goods, per gal., B.15, ‘The following were the receipts and suipments fer today ual welght, — | — welght, 4a6e 1.000| 9.000 | “TALLOW A 0,000 4%c¢; tallow, No. 000 e, white B, Outs! bu 33,000 96000 4c; old Dutter Rye. bu 000/ G.000 | g18c; rough tallow B 13,0000 24,000 — oduce exchange today (i was qulet: ereamer : Eggs, quiet; strietly frosh, 10610k New York Murkets. NIW YORK, April 19.—FLOUR—Receipts, 1,- 800 I8 ; exports, 33,400 bbls.; sale chaniced. 2 red, cash, oY Bealy Bust, ' 58%, 8600 pis.; | EEEEN sed mirket ¢asy: patents held firm; rye flour, fatrly g s Retives buckwhent dour, nom meaknoss onused Ly BUCKWHEAT—Dull; range of all grades, 6@ SRR L RN MEAL-—Quict; yellow western, $2.656 | 2 55 Hrandywine: § g RYE MG oie, o1@520; boat londs, 04 | BARLEY-No ve, FLAX SEE] MALT—Quiet six-rowed, Frive, ady o7 ungraded, ‘Miiwak 5 two-rowed, T io@slc; (Can- | 4 OLOVER | SED nchanged tmothy. Receipts, 18,500 bu.; exports, . 970,000 bu, futures and o aull; No. 2 vator, L 63%c; northern, Options dingly —adil, advancy in BGUS Spot Dull; $3.2 TER—Deci: steady” but litte on clearances feeling was bearl €8 Koon reacted net declin 62 0-164763 G4 18-100065% ¢y, closing i WHISK Y- 31081 COTTON Tl BAGGING—Unc! PROVIZION mber clofed at 66%e; December, 70 5-160 closing at 70% sl R bu ports, 133,700 LA ales, 530,000 bu. futures and 52,000 bu. spot arket dull; e In elevator, 4ide | O ail steamer ' mixed, - 4i%aiige. Options | | ST opened sterdy on small éar 1ol arvivals, reacted | Du-i corn near the close, saving off at 14aiie net’ decline 1 at 44%e; May, 450H%e, closing o closing R, NEW YORK, OATS—Receipts, 66,400 bu.; exports, 20 op sules, bu. futures and 5,000 bu appointing cables Bpot ‘market dull but st 3 delivered, 39%c: No. mixed western, 406147 e cre i April elosed A At e July, 5 15-166 6 e, today ri shipping, 55060c; goud to chole (e g HIDES-Quict; wet salted, New O se- | bugs. lected, 46 to 6 1bs, 4%@30Gc; Texus seiccted, | RIO JANEIRO, B (0 50 Ibs., A@30; N Ayres dry, 20 to 20 | 7 Rio, $17.85; exchy b, BY@SNcC, stock. $9,000 bags. LIEATHER-Quiet: hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres, | - SANTOS, April 19, Hiht 10 heavy ‘welghts, 165@19¢: "common, nom: | receipts, 100 bags: st in HAMBURG, April 19, HOPS-—Quiet; state, common to cholce bags; pric Pacific const, 13@1%. London market, ste Hiidora. o WOOL- Dully domestle fleece, 196%50; pulled, | kANS wiEie: Texas, o414 N o PROVISIONS e, aunt cue mons, —aem: | N300 ; cilid belliew, §7.00015.00; plekled shoutiers, .0} | Ppested, die © 0 i bellen SO0 ' Bl S B i closed at $8.15° ankeds’ walew, 450 tlavcon | Moy hite, 0154 A Rl clasea ‘0t 318 al; May, | o ST R 10 sk duty, 3 il relined, o e Untinent, A0S South Ameriea, 8500, Bt irQulati ateady: family, ' $15.50. CHERSE-Steady; state, large, 941250; smull, @12lec; western, ' 1@12%c; pare skims, 3afc; {ms, 202 S—Duil; stite and Pennsylvania, 11%0; 111G 1Ge; southern, 10G10%c; te Wh 2,000 bu, colpts, 9,271 TALLOW-Flrm; city (82 per plg), A%d@ic free), 560, ns Lo quallty PETROLEUM -Steady; United closed - at 86c bl ROSIN-Dull; strained, common to AT @1 2. TURPEN 2 northern, o a3, RIC stie, falr to extra, 4G6c; Tapan, 4GARc, JEY 30 380, MOLAS and steady: New Orieans, No. 2, 311 te, good to cha o, Car inspect KON -Quled RECEIPTS—~Whe Vory Later deliyeri L CITY $10.60. on o certificates ns Apell, subs | 85; elosed, 76,390 Ubls. PIPTSI from (h BD OlL—Firmer, with demand active; sales, 1,250 Dbls. ten tanks, prime [ LONDON, ' Apiil Smmer yellow at d0e £ o, b, or 6o at | and York; pr crude, bhls prime e, looke, 24@2c; off erudp, prime < yellow, 8316G3He; offt yellow, n Grain Drine ‘summer whit R—Raw, steady; sales, 5,300 bags centrie eat, at'204e, o 1 £ refined, steady. New York Dry Goods Market. IW YORK, April 19.—Business wus moderate he demand very uneven for s n som ST. LOUIS, April ber and speclaltios in fall lines | anng, The; sa nt sales did w Cotton flannels. un- | hipments, 1,500 terwear, wools und flanncls were looked ufter NEW ORLEANS, At B0 Dusinens of moment was recorded, Uioush | wad irrequiar; sale ore was mors Intor COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | & s 0. JMATLE SYRUP. VEGI Seed potatoes, VEGETANLES s, Pt wnt, per cunsh rin Aeclin i in the morning at Fth $7.6008%.00° ber STRAW DRI ES quart, %@ 1A ORA verside weedlings, 1 black. sily $7; medium, $5; small reiining, 125 od Qium, 40c; small,’ 30 small, medium, _ . lar . bl mountal edn. oac: smail §@9c; medium, Tc; s large, 2@dc. e % HIDE . A':@2¢; No. 3 | HIDES—No. 1 gicen salted hides, 2i4aie; 1 cal try shearlings ch, Sc; dry system, < | wool pelts, per Ib.. Recclpis: | Shipnients. [ flint, Colorado murriiin wool p e D GREAS attra St. Louls Ma 1la | ST rouls, Apm FLOUR — Dull, WHEAT—Unsettled, on tmproved crop reports being at $0.00@10.00 for BUTTER—Firmer amery, . 21@22c; cholve dairy, 1920c. wer; e R CORN MIZAL-$1.85( Unehanged 1 Donicant, and Cordage 9 SR Jobbing, $13 proved very irregular, final figure. Tonges and - shoulders w 90,000 b ; Coffeo Market. od dull and he d il atun hog 4,000 o8 yesterday far as the 30 bagsi afloal f total visibl here r ital almos and its transfer sub meantime, b usual among the closing hour no quotations; Market dull, Lpfg lower, unchanged to Ingly. 5 Kunsas City Markets. tive and G A MENTS-Wheat, D Duluth Gram Ma ILUTH, April On track: No. Cotton Ol € Del. Hudson. Del. L D. & R. D.& O F. Co East Tenn . E y today TOI Markets. CALCUTTA Mirket firm; high wine basls, §1.15 Cotton Market. Nation do ptd N 8, 900 bilew; roc ales Lales; W wirlve, Righer than It Ko lower, The to the bid ¢ “The' o1 150,000 bu. for i OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1891, Il flictuntions e wis n deeline, The Towest point, which was yesterdiy. The feature in Septomber wheat b_repors e, With s n futur by hwheat ¢; April’ clos | fas Beptemier 60" b shipments, o n iy thern, 62c; 1 yesterday Kl closed y until duc to the strik a8 there were noarrivals by The flour market wis stendy 1 duction, estimated twenty-four hours. Prices WL for patents: $2.0 e estimated (o be ab duction. Flour shipments for s, terday. July ope markets remafned steady the close, Wi Dout i of ihe o' K, 113,14 Futu alon, 36,700 hules: April, $6.08 bid; MAy, § November, ¥7.3145.42; 1 1.0 GALVERTON, ' April CHTTON 1181 ale Tom, 134 bales Rice Mark full prices mber und size of orders w Jarging consumption. Stocks nt this point pldly depleting, and with resupply quotat will have to Li advanced In order t prime cost and expenses hither, Advices f e Bouth tend (0 confirmn provious reports e Ing changed fonturos of mnrk Thet N some hardening in low ind metium g and an undertons of strength, betokening wvin, ipwird [l Hiee] be interripted, as all grade aching values at which forefgn harp competitor, ~The pre [T average, but miling r(New Orl FOpOTtE thtt post-seeding Inte promise | trifling, - Whereas, onlinarly, they are n nalderuble amount. H re Very coafldent, wware that supplies are and asaured (hat enough of the trade so partial (o domestie that tie remnant Wil be marketed without frecly. and ealarging ratio. A herotofore noted, fmportations are limit fo mieet the demand, and rrivals Momatw, DR Talmnge's %, New pilenns, telegraph L Hiont Feceipt it ol over, 1,086,085 1A fow, " cleanod (estimated),” 255205 001 Tast yoar, 536,500 s demand shows furth nlavgementand nothing but - offacou ing talnable under Ac. Mossre, Dan Talmage's Sons & Co. Charlos ton, telegraph Carolina crop movement date: Tecelpts, cleaned, 22,50 & wules, Is; steady demand at auotation Minneapolis Wi Market. 5, Trading waa | Muy o) t prospe 1 nort with o lnrg 000 bl for bukor canal o the pro day were 37,409 Liverpool Markets. A holdo s 1dqgas 2; 11 i demand poor; rime wes Amoric WHEAT—Firm s offer moderately western winter new mixed, 38 11 95, ST, LOUIS, April 15 —-WOOL—Stc mand good desivable’ grades; Mis Hlinois, medium combing, 16160; west northern, medium, 12a 13 medi to twelve months, 127 1ie, London Sugar Market. LONDON, April 19 AR--Cane, aull and aulet; contrifuzal, Java, 13s 9d; Muscovado EW YORK, speculation in the decidedly er early trading, fe bear raid. of 114 per cent was list a fraction, eription Sugar participated. firm. The foliowing are the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York exchange today: Atelitson Aduy Alton, T, H 5 EXPIORS. .. do prd Exprosi & Ohlo. k0 Alton &Q feigo G nsolidated Gas C.C. & 8t. L . oul'd [roi & W i o pid. rt Wiyie fd Lake Erie & W do pfd Lake S) Lo A Mauhattan Con Memphis & O Michi; Mo. P Cent | Condage ntrai N. & W, pfd North Am. 0o Lo s} sales April share atic, rallies kept w 1% noon, which gradually, com The Sinc, movement an AND BONDS, per cent, ral to Paris The bulk ve doubtle Fre 1% TR0, o b 25% | Unlon P S. Ex s WS LR 403 | Wolls i Tiily U 50l Western Union 3 MW &L B 1 pid 50 M &St L hia 074 D. & K. G Wiz 70 11T AL AL & N 22| T St K of stocks ma and especially the industrials, Paul led the railway list in the later Strength was imparted to t opening from ville, London, a was which Edison to red with the specie shipped o & W cgon Imp. on Nay..... i 8. L, & U, N1 N1 Pacinc Mail 73 (P. D. & B 1363 | Pittsburg. A §734 Pullman Palice. mond Term. . i W W pid 0% Rock [iand 4% St Paul do " prd L & pid today weie 141 course the fluct thin narrow limits during the while the receipts which included Union Pacific and The first prices fle higher than closing figures, Chicago G on. It opened % per cent lower, but quickly sold up 1% per cent. eral market advanced a fraction on moderate buying and sagged off as soon as the pur- chasing orders had been filled. Hudson broke hares 3 to % York Central, rumors of a trunk line rate war and of a re- duction of wages on some of the roads in the Both of these reports were denied, and in the latter dealings the stock recovered all but 3 per cent of the decline. Sugar, which had risen % per cent in the 1 off % per cent on a small The lower figures for this stock cted buyers, and the old story to the effect that refined sugar will receive protection than is given in the exi was revived, with the result that an advance made, of which 1 per cent was lost in the later dealings, the closing at 3% per cent advance on the day. Shortly after 11 o'clock the general list re- ceded % to 1 per cent, leading the decline, checked before turn scored, in prominent, depressed New Jersey Central was, however, and a sharp upward Electric was scoring a gain of 1% per cent. Chicago Gas, which lost % per cent of the early advance, rose 1% per cent, and Sugar per cent. During the early part of the afternoon the industrials were quite strong, Cordage common advancing 1% per ceni Tobacco, 1% per cent, and the rest of the except Cordage preferred, which made some rapid and big turns, sell® ing off 3% per cent being at 47 and 48 respectively lowing a break to 43. Sugar rallied % per cent Chicago Gas rea per cent. the next sales then fol- The rise in Paris simuitaneous a wor (hin luy was the laige which seemmd o Thore were hidder lors ut the close My coipts bus, which wili of the local st mills are using ahout small rocelpts were ithern: raflon that road e pr fair Yesterday rket today was reactions suc- ceeding each other in rapid order, but, owing to the prevailing dullne were, as a rule, Most of the business, morning, was done in St. transactions. market at the buying order Paul, Louis Northern Pacific preferred, made were generally yesterday’ the excep! being The gen- Delaware & and the other per cent, the latter in New which more ing bill and_then lost ting 7% per cent The railway list wan well held and during the last hour im- closing fairly firm, yesterday’s vay bond market ak during the greater part of the day, but closed firm. The Evening Post says: exchange on London and fall of % per cent in our own rate for de- mand sterling shows pretty clearly how far the placing of this week's $40,000,000 French loan was a factor in the recent international gold movement. week will hardly be available for sub; tion purposes, there is ground for the belief that our exports Saturday will be small. was_affected by this ris loan, it has been altogether Probably last week's but was this orip- natural, exports of gold from presented withdrawal of English cap- unlendable in this money market against London of subscriptions, been made up as investors, In the improvement was inaugu- rated in which almost the entire list except The market closed fairly New Yor! NEW YORK, Aprtf | | rasy at 1 p v per e URIME MERCANRILE PAPER-2465 por NTERLING EXCHANC Weak, with a 1 busin T B 00 $4S8T0.N80 for e | mand and $LSELGARE Gor sixty day | SILVER CERTITCATRS. ) Searelty GOVERNMENT BORDR- 11 State bonis, Up a Dime aull v The closing quotatibng &n bond Under 1 1.8 ga [ 11" 8. 68 cotip, B Cons 120 UL 8. 4% e 10t T8 48 o iiing U8 44 oy 00 VEP K, GLTr et 4% Pacliic 13 108 [Union e, 18t 1039 | Lousiana stpd (. G5 | Woat Shore. | Masonri o 100 (R, G W | Tenn. new it Aichison 4 | Tenn. new » Atel of sheep was the | Canada So. . Pac D& R G D.&R G Erie 2nds MK &T MK &T Mutiial t NW * offored | San 1 Beleiior Bodie Con Bulwer Chollar Co Consols, a0l L0ty e oniiay, good demand stronger | i Buoiner, ooy common and canning ; Inia Pony nprovement. Offerings Srie Hiidy 13 Road movement fr )11;-;11t‘4’|v‘i|! 05 Mex, Cont e’ Calves sold at just BAR SILVER -28id per ounee and the market for roug s L market for rough The vite of diseount i the open market for both Chit | shorvaud tivee monts bills is 14 per cont o oakergandyredes | 2 and strong as far as H New York Mining O fell considerably short NEW YORK, Apiil 19 only a limited” number | closing mining quotaiions _ | bands. The fair to good o o eIy at from $3.10 $3 row 0 [Sterea ders quote Con. Cal. & Va... | 525 i feey Tl Deadwooil Homestake Moxiean Ontario. Ophir, changed. il Tuts L. Int, Cort - Pae, T8t NC_ Pite, nas 14018 N W, Deb. ¢ 8L LM.Gon. 34 SAN FRANCIS( auotations for Best & Belcher, al. & Vi & Cuirry 1o & Norerons LONDON 1 & Cu Hale & Norcross.. T. LOUIS, ©onty Tt Toat, 1 p nt; closed | 1 mining stock London Stock April 19 St. Louls Mining April 19 tations Money Market. 1 p. . closing MONEY ON CALT &S A 0 made, —— — | Stock Quotations. I8ty Mining stocks autl, un- | o 1 42001060 Adams. . Granite M Am.Nettiog (s Blnetaiiic 2:00 ARk o, 4.3, 140 IHopo..... $3.40 @ Blizaboih, 15 ~Bid Awkol 1000 068 1., 700 The ra PARIS, of France changes Notes in 00,0001, 1 1 dise inere (AL Wilance yatt PARIS, 30c for PHILAD! 741,000, gone in today W sxchinge CHICAC Change, plenty; Stat in some was age genera weath rapidly. owing to r, pated. gressing ther. grei Erowing rige planted. in good able, maker tion they of No. while and $i has been [ tlo; By LONDON, Bank of Bngls lowing chang 1ceount voser vious ' 0005 civeula crease, £ 000; ofhe deposits. posits, decrense, v dise Bank of I'r ulation L0001 gold In hand, NEW ORLEA LPHIA, bulances, $1,485, April 19, NNATI, York exchange LONDON, 5 18,00 SAN FRANCISCO, o telegraphi Mexican dollars, ST, LOUIS, $646,061 on N SPRINGFIELD, weather bu for the week endec The temperature of the past seven below no Chic has been state. In amounted to seven deg) Cairo three degrees able amount; genel and was of the Sth and More rain, would Reports recent ing from the effc now promis but littie growth, Meadow: tly “benefited slowly the reported now being having been dol Planting will be and_southern week if the weather pushed, of gray for as to ather iron - N aded “1n The i ws anginereased production in | over 3,200 80000 tons o year. | this year, and they were all for sale. s east made buyers bearish stubbornly, and the sheep that g0 a continues yearlings vary common ewes and mixed stuff natives to good westerns sheep, lambs round lots April 1 sh, ch am Stocks of coke tons in Mar which was princip dently being absorb unting under way class 18 very sixty pupils by the faculty, and are as follows: S Ingeborg Andreasen, Ralph Pler Russell £hip honors, son, Philip says, Ruth Phillippl, cveringham and Erwin Davenport; declama. Edith Waterman and Ross Towle. The Dewitt's Wite Kk of Engl April 1, . fnstied 330,000 government seenrifies, unchanged. The propor the Bank of England’s re. serve o lHability is GL1 per cent At NEW YORK, April balances, $7,16 10, Thre ount. Apr April 19, Bank of April 10, Money, ew York, April 19, New Vork exchange, Gic i actual vates, $4.570.G@489. Money, 6 per e e CROP PROSPECT Cold Weather and Luck of Rain Damages Grain and Pastures. 10, April 19.—The United au report for the state | o take advantage of the light shipping and peculative They made an heroic effort, nal throughout the | hogs too bad, the daily deficiency | prices. d and | down to §5, but the big bulk of the «d and | good hogs of all \\(l)‘llh hul(l 10 and $5. action i centage of sunshine was below Ally “below and 9th el A dit countic _——— 1RON MARKET CLEVELAND, April Review of today say of B mer pig lpon Valley furnaces have feeling in Soft steel billets a such quantities in -the re again agyuming the firmer posi- took some finished "products there is a d ask better applicable to struétural w dictions of an mand be ma There are reports 2 foundry F; ln\mdx\ at Birmingham today, shows the fol- | 2 15 compared with the last : o during socurit crense, € L remains at 2 per cent. . ance Statement. 19, The st sued” today - shows the following Aeciease during the week, count 0,000 1l Notes. April’ 19.—Clearings, $1,501 Ay a April 19,1 Silver bars, 6@ aull at @i yer S Clearings, $14.373 090, premium. S0 says: rees Ira formed. The per- | day, at the season- | ever, was a fi precipitation for the week | being at $5.15 today and at §5 the seasonable aver- | A week ago today the bulk of nn badly distributed. The rains at $4.85 to appear to have been beneficial to by warm, sunshiny advance all indicate that ~ wheat, rains, ts of the late free: much better mer weather would greatly rop. Resowing oats Is pr not_injured, making owing to continu and pastures, while the late ralns, are slight ch were by in good condition. A of potatoes has been re ground is gene ondition, and plowing for corn is some planting e in the southern divis ome general in the cent during the coming conditions are favor- STRONGER, begotten a stronger t department of the market 0. have been taken in weel This advan ntained D o 10 ke iron~tncre ) it 12 h, 50, enlarged production, g jlk Gn coke tron, is ¢ 102 ity statement of the |, the week, €3 000 bullion, - lecrease, €1 106, 575,000: piblic reserve, incro £17 et of the Bank bl silver” in ‘hand Clearings, $2,291,163 Clearings, $57,048,5 per cent rentes, 6t 19.~Clearings, $10, rings, $178,376; bul xchange selling at ney, 2@ per cent premium, - Clearings, amount of bullion land on balanees ts, sight, rings, $2 59,203 premium bid ling ex- Springfl t oceu all _crops, | No- egetation is rapidly r o e, and than was antici- 1 cool ange i re- of fruit. " Rye is Iy reported rendy A al in the Produ The Tron 'l avy purcha Pittsbul e ng s and st few weeks that ks ago. On some position to being particularly terial, The should ‘a fajr de » not unreasonable. The reports SHE! weankness, furthe tition for coni ement for [ markets 1 st sed about U0 | mark L demand High Sehool Com The graduating excroises of the Omaha | YiTY, High school will be held on the last Thurs- | $3'7564 80; day in June Mexican n and preparations are already | common the, event. The graduating | to choice will consist of about [ Repres he honors have been awarded musical features of yet been decided on, ge and and Al holar- | ) waste Charles Detweiler; Heller, Walter Mox, with one § o hay ers held out sold did not to fair and 40 itative alr Sell e, B _,3{]"0‘\!‘\"‘\ LIVE STOCK MARKETS Receipts of Oattle Very Light, Hogs Fair and 8heep Rather Heavy, PRICES ON ALL SORTS WERE SUSTAINED of Beef Steers Sends the Figures THURSDAY, Recelpts of cattle were there was a fair run of hogs aviest h exception. h supply of cattie was the the quality ioa Con. ! |veliow Jackdt commoner gr Tron Silver 10 | Representative Quicksil 300 g et Y o preferrad. L1500 i Bulwer...... . 16 0. Av, %0 HOGS—Receipt 3,000 short short of high here markets, last e O compared with last there doe.. ing off of some 1,300 cattle o 8. while sheep receipts show o Uentusias nearly 5,000 head, The fre est in over two months a rule was not overly never a good for _ | dia nittle or nothing, but were wanting a fow cattle, demand, however, came Pt o dressed beef men, They and evidently wanted them X Do went out early and stayed Mot was s Competition Ophir, I‘lll to vatice prices fully B | and medium welght cattle wanted, but the heavy 88| any better than Wednesday oy, t limited shipping a - It was a good, strong, active throughout, and an early Fair to good butchers’ and business about fair to good at from $2.75 to £3, and light des at sales DRESSED DEEF, cows, 1010 1010 106 <103 STAGS. 3 1240 OCKERS AND F 60 L4330 8 IR0 01 I were very modes of Wednesday Thursday's Aompared and buyers for demand to Some| When up receipts were 100 light to supply mand, but since the heen poor Repry good stock 100-1b. sales to sheep Breat very brought yearlings program have not NEW YORK P Bxports todiy = » CALVES—Rece H.l!l-l salve cures ulcers. but lower Dewitt's Witeh Hazol salve cures piies. EHEED AND New York Live Stock Muvket. April 1, M@e per 76 1 1 LAMES. s Refuse to Go mering Lower, 2 Pin e = - Ao S ment of art auart . lumbs barely dlm'“! Tanit pts wnd Disposition of Stock. Official recaipts und disposition by the books of tha Uy for the twenty four hours enafng at 5 o'clock p. m April 10, 1804+ D2k a8 snow “13 eonpaiy Nelson Morris. .. R. Becker & Degen Shippers and fecders. . with There Was a Firm to the Cattl, yestorday and 3, A less han for bt wanted the and finally paid fully steady light > supply for the last four days, for this season of the higher, the big stric 10 Wednesda 1 all holders who veere wsis of Wednesday's prices closed out esentative trade on a b “Burley afternoon from the ul a farger part of it s ns cattle wers offered and the going on common {0 hest .05 to $5.40 ¢ everything wis taken ut 8000 head nst 16,000 yesterday and 12,000 0 week ago. Kansas City ND ROUGH. recent decline » flooded, head has been exceeded Commissis t. Louls Live Stock Mark the recelots 1pal eition Thursday ropeun cably Stock Market. Baby Carriage $8.98. carriage respect any town. Amerfean Damask wheels, parasol lined o for “Monarch : Gasoline Stove, With oven complete, thr on the lower new evaporat all elsewhere We are ¢ putation the best shown Freezer Coolers WORTH Formerly the People's Mummoth Inszallmant Housa. Send 10¢ to cover postage on big 04 Catalogu ¢ 10150 shipments, bull Dewlitt's Witch Hazel ralve cmx es piles. HIS WIFES LII‘TLE HATC’HET Fran'k Furnitu Polinsky, wolas and stat hts he had in a houseful of furniture and formerly the joint property of nd his 24-year-old wife, Palinsky wed him that hi had been pe she met one George Schiller, acterized changed and answe e children, as A Benish, and longer have furniture, The house was dismantled and taken mother-in-law, and Polinsky wants he has any property rights in tho furniture, ays that he is a laboring man and that hiy wife's affections When the stuff was moved out of tha lhouse he was on the ground, respect for of wife's hands. Green place between Captain was ain, nanie preliminary Remick couple of boys whose home is at 1223 Twenty-ninth strect, are ¢ a good deal of anxiety. see the world a few supposed to be of police of that 1. ¢ runaway boy, he was sick in Omaha o affectionate money and urging the boy to come home One word to Dewitt's Witch Hazel salve, i ie county structions bids for i has tu mittee of the wh commissioner’s this from ation for stoners have decided which bid will designate upo tine E0 down upon any Dewltt's Witch Hazel is wpholstered I8 fult size, iron oven; it rovements, the agents for Quick eal Gassline Stoves w Antiqus Oak Refrigarator, $7.85. han; every for refrigerator refrigerator the' fce ind cleaned, wiminm $ 210 $ 2 & ik Was Removed. life with his wife Cecila fectiy happy and contented until whom he char- ed his argnments with a couple of days ago her mothe: Tenth and 17 appeared on the scene of their domestic in of her daughter Polinsky should children or the custody of wife, saloon of Gillin & O'Brien, at ifteenth and Harney streets Coldine charged fighting. 1ar man Blows entered he or man, Wednesday. Green's saloon, ered the men to le proceeded to it mouth, and a fight court using their parenis They started out &0 and are town has been asked to ars Her Wand David of Blencoe, cavey asking him She has he 10 100 l—m— o COUNTY PAVING. s Wrostling ors on Various Mal of the county clerk paving of the ned them over to the com= knowing what kind of paving will thoroughtares salve cures plle