Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1894, Page 7

6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATU RI)\Y I""l -B‘ 1891, ———————————————— COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL 1 [ Sl OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET | iieeuomtacie iy 2™ = B DUN'S AND BR\D“RH‘T\ o 00 native awes " 105 €200 Wheat Market Yesterday Euffered from I“ ::".‘ Receipte of Oattle and Hogs Below Expec- ‘v»_v‘vv.»lwl.'v:”":,‘y::, “¢ :: own | Buginess Conditions Shows Little or No Reports of Pavorable Weather. 77‘»1',‘ s, mil o tations and Requirements, .'i'y.‘.;fi;l;"“-“f':-"‘: Yoty I S RaTEE 41 3 o lek o 1) Tmprovement, e qutet. Printing B REcwtpre —_— for 84 squares - - CORN OPENED WEAK AND SO REMAINED SHOTRSARD TN TRADE WAS GENERALLY INDIFFERENT | CXTHIF. | Rooe_ | CWieRr I | GREAT STRKES. GURTAL CONSNPTON This weeb there Is going to be lively times v our Carpot Speculative Intereat In Yostorday's Secnrity 117.2.084 07, 4,608] 1 mw i 1 [ Department on account o Onts Started Quiet with Prices Off a Shado Mg At Litie Life In the Cattle Market and — e e | Continued Reported Changes In the Tarif )] R 0 ST VS | ay's Quotations and Con= NEW YORK, April 27 slative. o Lower ANl Around -Hogs Neg T LR Wil Atis Add to the: Nusinees Une A the backward season. We 1 Easy During the Greater terest on the Stock exchange today wa by Local Denlers but Sold to ~ s— 4y - = certainty — Fallures Reported are very much overstocked Part of the Scssion, | targely centered In Sugar, with the granger Uil Armour. P AT 081 165 this Weks () p stocks and Chicago Gus dealt In to a lesser G SoTIpanY P 1384 00 .) bl ol degree. Outside of these shares, With per i Ve apid | [C KA DrICEsELTRYS J CHICAGO, April 21.—The wheat market t0- | hapy the aingle excoption of Distiiling, which FRIDAY, April 27, | & pecldor & Disin 3.1 NEW YORK, Aptil Z7.—R. G. Dun & Co.'s | ATt GhE T Bl e day soffered from tue favorable weather | mado a good showing in the transactions, Receipts of cattle were morerate today, | & B RN y weekly roview says: When ounts .‘v,(. 5 (. here reports of showers in Callfornia, | trading exceptionally dull. Sugar | but the supply of both hogs and sheep was | Luftov at strikes and labor disturbances crowd | ° ¢ 18 expected that hundreds @ " sout yesterday’s closing figures. | touche i ¢ Int reached light. So far this week, compared with » all newspapers It fs idle to look for much £ \ " opening at about yesterday's K touched the highest polnt reached in Total..o.e. improvement In business, That every week will avail themselves of of 3 | last, there has been a decrease of 3,000 eat- | ——— s . DA kg i per cent on vesterday's closing price, and | te, 4500 hogs and 6700 sheep 1CAGO LIV oK. abiy: lesmen the- axgregate: power to Dt e s at the close. The low pricés | the close . howed an advance of 1% r cent Although the fresh supply of cattle was i S to %ec for July at the cl P O » - chage the products of labor 18 evid: ut attracted forelgn buyers, who took liberal | for dny. Sugar opened 1% per cent | by no means large, there were too many | Supply of Cattle Yesterduy Was in spite of all, xome improvement still ap g Hers. ana’ dns Naw: Yok, | MEher.buL stusoquently Lt f8PCE | here to mustain prices i the'face of lower | Larger Thau Usuals i Several large auction sales of tex- to the ex Bt M he alr was full OF | o arkets east and a generally indifferent de HICAGO, -April g7.=The itdation In Seiti I8 have disturbed markets and tvance May broke %ec and July fe, but these | 1, ny months, which was an this grand opportunity il Auced to e for May and figures were T which, fortunately, occurs Just at house-ct wtme @) 1 To mixs this sale 18 10 miss a chance to save money. (. g ) Y purchases both N T Corn was weak and lower, owin rumors regarding Burlington & Quincy, all [ was not g The supply being larke tremely favorable weather. Oats ruled aulet. | of which were unfavora It was claimed | mand. Trade was very slow, and for the | ;) e and. called for | UFOURNE remarkably low prices, for flannels ’ Provisions were depressed by short scllers, that the report of earnings to be made to- | most part prices averaged 10c to 16¢ lower | | n unl number, Sellers were at a nd blankets about 25 per cent below the ; ! e iE- eabIbH AN GOPL FFOUDIER, TeporLEd ey | IMORONC Would iahba R el Recenie, and | than Thursday. On some of the nice light | disuivant Minde ‘opened wiow and Iate and | previous quotations, and 15 per cent below Wort! e e T ke U bbbl L Al wlonbtedly | e beeves, which were, as usual, in [ felies searcely cline of from be to 10, st | the previous sales. Sales of wool at the Ingrain Carpets.. 04d Lace Curtains.... 1 60 L gagement “of gold for & nts, tORENCE [y yoaled down. The stock broke 1 per cent | o M SRS ChRE: it e ey overed A T im e duy. salcn | three chlef markets were 5811311 pounds, BHGANEIE ORIBNE s vis 1 SaH: Lo, Curtding 250 - with rain in California, pressed the wheat | quring the morning on brisk selling by pro- | good request, there was not that much A ) e after a weloek Indicating @ dectine | agains L 100 pounds for last year, and A0 Lace O market downward, through slowly at firat fesslonal bears and lost an additionar % per | decline, while some of the heavier grades, from ated with the Lest ,‘,.h m: nl»r 'm .\_m'.) kuv;u } \\-kml\:llnul Remnants, Brussels.. ?“h":fi"'r l\lrlr:u f:vw: : i g actions we ce e afnoon, Pecovering 8 pe A S Wers wiFe. pretly. eloa y cattle were expect cent, but new wool is being taken at the Remnants * enill. Covel 2 00 LPHRACL B nt In the early afternoon, recovering % per | where they were not fat, were pretty close | oy’ quii, £t lowest figures yet reported. Continu B Chenllle Portiere 760 Rem arge proportion of the A large proy its Linoleum.. 1 Chenille Portieres.. nt, but reacted of the | from $2.60 ¢ and $4.60 wis considered 00 ATift bill o % per cent in the final | 1o 20 lower. In general the quality ports of changcs in the in the way of transferring May contra e por.dent I ; o Iered 4 4 stk iy " g, making a net decline f 1% per cen v R sluding | the ton. T tock was not materially | e difficulties of proc 5 d ¢ temnants Ofl Cloth.. ) D A Into July at 1%c spread. Though export | g Wh, i oy sold at 1 1t the opening | cattle was pretty good, ofterings Including | nd waies of stockers and fedors did not st Hhaciiative: . mavkeia are. -peacticing. the ® nody Brussels.... BT Ry 5 1 clearances from the Atlantie ports Were | aua the sciling movement was given an in- | POty of desirable beeves, both heavy and | ing tmportant decline. rhe Gulf, matkel Wi | philosphy of Mr. Micawber and are natur | (@ Moquette.... Sash Dri oy % ‘ (e ounting from the four principnl | creased force by local tradors, but the atock | llght, and yet nothing sold up to the 31 X Ve Iy lower, Mitro Rugs. CHENITE: Drateel 2 | Atlantic cities to 500,000 bu. in wheat and | only gave way % per cent in all. and re- | mark alr 0 £00d 1,200 to 1,450-Ib. beoves | | Sellora of hogs had an Inning today, the mr R e e e T Ingrain Rugs SHOWNKKS: CUrthing 500 ‘ flous, that. tfem of encouragementhad ¥ery | covered i per cont of this" Rotk_ Isand | sold at rom §.60 to $3.95, while common to ket being brisk at good advancs on yomterdnyw | the ame week lnst year, and Atl | il L sl SIK Plush.........ee. 150 little effect. A wx}l’n‘ AL n;\”«\viflru‘uu:;:J|"“:m-.u\1::vr.';‘l-_-.. per. rn:.v”u::; very good steers, weighing from 800 to 1,150 | 8ny wadica) change, Ptas the morning advancel | ports were LUK bushels, agant MOAUEE iRt 8 Lace Curtaine.,. 200 P00 b, at de over May. That gives firm- | 15 por T e varon b per weni. the | Ibs. brought from $3.40 up to $3.85. ShIp- | stionger L il R LT UL LI WEL B R s Japanese Rugs llulu' Curtains. i I e market, which was at 65%e for | proferred declining 1% per cent. The gen- | bors and exporters did a moderate business, [ day. "¢ larger number of hog Corn Is inactive_and a shade higher. | Daghestan Rugs L { iy, Anikct §0t4e to 60%e for July. PEal market moved: very. cautiously during | but: the bulk of the recelpts.went to the | GiGh “v" S ling dayk of the weele | Pork, lard and coffee are n hade lower. | Hemp Carpets. . Window, Shades . M ened weak and so rematned. Com- | the day, very few stocks fluctuating out- | dressed beef men Business was rather on e e 3510 o gnan | Mith continued business depression and | ®) rur Rugs Shade Rollers.. o %10 pared with yesterday's cloging pr side of & frastional limit, No spocial weak- | the dull and dragging order, but a very good 41030, nend on sale went helow | NCW CFODA drawing near, even the uniimited l (@ Hnmocks il B ceaeeres 600100 Viarted at about %e and July from %c o | nexs was developed, but the tone of the clearance was finally made. $5.30 taking the great bulk, lfi"‘!;{-\}'lfl "fwlv-h' money do not kindle specu- Ottomans Lambrequins. . 100 48 A tlne. efore 12 o'clock May had de- | gpeculation at the clos> was rather heav The market for cow stulf was just about (elghts avernged about be pee 100 iha. SN OBNee in Nabilities of Arms fafling | Brussel; Carpets. . CHeniie Liadg o o 3% el isie and July to trom 39%c to | In the rallway bond market a firm tone steady, Good fat cows and heifers sold up T ker was 1ifetess and prices | St continues and the aggregate reported | Misfit Ingrains.. 1 \";.ley ‘awfy»}m’,“ i 018 e ‘P amount of business was small. | provalied during the morning and early [ 1o $3.35, and thin canners down as low as tremily wenkat from 9190 to 3040 tor | for the third week of April was only 2.- | (@ Misnt Drussels.. . T Pel e e 30 00 15 00 Oats started quiet, with prices off a s ot i AT Tkt iRk AxalanEly) | (SLeCa vaRTwErSITE Ververesnentabla)dananf[ieotito extianien abaiRE oSG, $1001 00 B0 TR0 spU Con e G Em ekt oL AT o0 Si(@ Door Mats........... Curtain, Poles 5 o5 o raays Jaat auotations and con- | hoavier feeling wan apparent, and the close | DUt Bonerally at easier prices, the IaPlaL | e ouh T e . aueon and are | Corne o E b b ar Tranina et | L Bt Drapery Dins, doz.... i1 tinued easy during the greate t of the | was a shade weaker for rough stock was not more than steady. | from $1.75 o 82 jower thi At this (e 1At year. | Eha i iaeas T Lo BLR] 2 Ll Sk Al A 01 Y e W0k showed May selling at | * The Evening Posts says: Apparently the | Go0d fat stags sold up to 340, Ghoclptn: Cactle, 5,000 hewds caiNes, 10 head: | ot mentione the enst Tying the lager | Slai Butions i o Siae or from J4e to e under yesterday's | 250,000 in gold ordercd for shipment to The trade in stockers and feeders was not | Noxs 15000 head; shoep S I ey i Pl Bi L 02 cloe. L e ption ot an op. | at all rushing, but prices were generally Ryt RE IR0 SFONE, market stow ihth, $2T2000, and the west, $2i00. The | @) alr Rods....... 10 The provision market opened fairly steady, | eration in exchange planned early last week, firmly held. A good demand for th t | 10G15 Tower; big run in the west: prime t lures this week have b 180 in the EASY TERMS. Pr = but boeame very weak during the session. | put blocked for the time by the sterling few days has cleaned up speculators' sup- | native steers, $1.40704.55; medium, $1.1004.2 United States, against 216 for .) 0 : esents to Purchasers me a8 | market's reaction. The gold goes to Lon- | Plies pretty well, and both they and coun- O OGRdeciptn. 1000, hod Jot T o el (R L DRI O I B S (ol n Albuin i a on- ()1 Recelpts, 2,00 ad; marke 1 4 First prices were at or about the s decrease, and in Canada 00 worth of goods. .Souvenir Spoon h @ 25 00 worth of goods, 1 per week ry buyers were after the limited offerings | o fRectiPte 18,000 hond; -market o Jesterday s clising quotation®, but in the end | don, but probably only for reshipment to the b ; last year. The list contains none of &re Je i 11346 1o 20¢ lower, lard trom | contiment, quite’ likely (o Paris, where an- | {olay. Lisht stock cattle were in better | il i 8 St i BT | R, ns none of gr bR e e 00 worth of goods. World's FairBook oK O Y eed riba wore oft from 10c | other public loan uis Just beon floated. The | demand than the heavior grades. Somo Wi | Wekh, to.ds oo AaRCt (RNG, J& 500 ens ey d . 50 00 worth of goods.Bisque Ornanient {5iibe i Do tho sterling” markot after the an. | te 438-1b. stuft brought $3.56, and a big Oy AT BT g . top stieeh $1.50 BRADSTREET'S TRADE REVIEW. 5 00 worth of goods, 2 59 per week | 78 00 worth of goods...Lace Cu Jthe rec ipts of hogs were 18,000 head and | nouncement of this orderslooked rather more string of very good grade feeders sold for | gy top luimbs, $ W Qhed . : 100,00 worth of goods,...Center Table $3.80. Good to cholce feeders are quoted Business Situatic 100 00 worth of goods, 3 00 per week | ~ALL VISITORS RECEIVE HAND- 2 o Throughout the Country St. Louls Live Stock Marke. Less Favorable, LOUIS, April 2.—CATTLE—Receipts, 80 | NEW YORK, April 2.—Bradstreet's to- the prices were quoted higher. like a further strengthening of rates. This stimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, | js of course, not at all unusual at the pres- 5 cars; hogs, | went season. The portion of tho Lazard- 200 00 worth of goods, 4 00 per week SOME SOUVENIRS. at $3.25@3.85; fair to good at $3.00@ lighter, commoner grades at from $3 dow 105 cars; corn, 250 cars; oats, it 1 hipn 2,000 head. Freres gold withdrawn from the subtreas- | RePres! m“““nr:::&;no — Ry L ashipments, 4% head; market steady (0f | morrow will say: The general business The leading futures ranged as follows: ury in exchange for notes still leaves the . 10 tive "}'\'fy;’{‘ $4.20; fair' to medium, § situation throughout the United States is i oL LG R less favorable, as is shown by reports from No.¥ Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr ¥ 60 1001307 1121 st gold reserve slightly above $100,000,000. Very probably the reserve will presently go below 8 this figure. L B0, $4.0074.75; Texas steers, $X to 1,000 3.9009. more t centers. n fifty important distributing 360 30 3,500 head; shipments an " | strong, e high G05s@is The following are osing_quotations Uil e TN os ausher, Sut| A specially depressing influence ls the ooy | o the ending atoc ks of the New York ex- g, e et $a.104 520, | strike of 147,000 bituminous coal and coke a7 change tod Dlge, rough and common, $4,65@4.90. operative! Velvaea 1% Tsor T Tt Norti BTt aterbta, 0. Bad:. shipments, 400 | CReratives n twelve ata Onlvaatine cities of thirty-five reporting in central, head; market stend #pring lambs, $4.50; native fonal ope are inclined to depress the railws list by means of short et n, $3.4904.00; bylls, R AR Y AND LAMBS-He: ) Chicago Alton. ams Expre IN Alhru T 1 (UL woul she IIppml $3.60. w *'ll-rl'nlulnnl northwestern s A0 DIASTELfivess | Northw i material improvement in gen Jund: e Expres 'M,‘NII'\; N'\_":H}K“k " :_'VI« :’""U‘! week—Indiar apolls and Kunsas City, Iven Jul more § hio. 70 37 f: + Api —~BE] at those points the gain 18 slight. Activit Bt | i Paciiie 7" IN. Y. & 231104 an | active and nat st [ in e stoct ¥ OR B Bb] ety L1100 11 L actiy d i 1 te stock market 18 checked by the labo ““"” [ Ches, & Olo. Orogon Nav. .11 1203 50 e Gl conclusion tarift bill. Profe | 20.0.:1062 cific Mati. L BiD; & Brouorits sheep, lower; Jambs, barely steady.’ u The m hoy is narrow and Pitishur Sheep, poor to cholee, $.601 Wikhorn | subject to reaction. T stocks, how. £ 4 Pullman Palac T i, inferior” o Senolce, | $0.301i0 00: “Titish strong. The bond market is quiet, ghipped by, 8 common clipped sheep, izn exchange JULEOn e elose crenings at 6:30; excepting Mondays and Saturday. v $1,200,000 in gold was engaged for Receipts, 3,000 head; steads; fair, $5.45 | export to France. Silver had a speculative rise on rumor that Tndia’s mints would e open, but the quotations for bars h ceded to €4l cents per ounce. Del. Hudson. Del; Laek. & W D. & R.G. ptd.. 1 catalogue, ready in a few days. Send 10¢ for postage on big 18 were as follows: h_quotat] oUTe -l but. steads: S D OREn Vot e WA TN0 2 s, 3 spring, G | East . ad: shipm 1, ket et | “Afeature’ at Chicago is in the e | Jeriy PexansCateors g Qi | ary goods equaling the average of | Prices generally were lower, except Atchison, Fort Wi (.0 {goutner b1 St “hipping ste natlve | Weeks, other lines not making so favorable | Norfolk and the Unions, awhicly et G. Northern pfd Sugar Refinery eierd stockers and a report. ' slight rise, Silver was 201 : il : it o | wEacsuin, Temoria, e general, husinees | S B g i thottied Naa « A 12 s, 3,000 | situation falr, although characterlzing the | expected o hundred and thirty-ning 5 ominA| 1L Central ..o i3 & O. Cent, N\l lllll(. 2105 heavies, | demand 19 -t0-] v oy, pounds in gold came in, chiefly from Australia. TIMOTITY SF: 1,204 30. 22 A o R UL i o . 328 TR0 FCN 20 ¢, 000, 8 50, .8500, Omaha_ and other points in Nebraska is COTTON MARKET. LROVISIONS-Mess pork,per_ b, $12470 A sk cows, i EMEER Y I‘V“‘h“-?“" head; shipments, 1,20 | gtributed to activity of farm work. Trade i r £ 10010 Vi 65, Short. riby o 3 P cad; market stead 3 i : i 12,524 Jad,” por d00,1bx ST.00,65, Bhork £l o Farieo 1 2 £ 1T fygi a8 S at points further west is very unfivorably | rnerease In the Movement of the Crop In- q , 4, $0.0006.25; short clear sides, boxed, $6.87%% cstern Union. 1 i Stock In Sight. affected by the tie-up of the Great Northern ‘diented by the Exchange Statement. WAL E i 58000 Recelpts of live atock at the four principal yards | Failroad. - ; e IRTEANEL AcrINs ¢ Hestor's F) e L e 7% pid k) MRl Merchants at citics in North Dakota, | > LEANS, Ap Distillers' finished goods, per gal. Manhattan Con M &St L 1 1....118 or Friday, April 27 M - -, . exch ge statement, Issued Nanhattan Coi-.. iaes 1 i Cattle, Hoes, Sheep, | Montana, Idaho and Washington are car New Orleans Cotton exchange sta sl | h following wero the receipts ana shipments | Michigun Goni.: Talor B H South Omaha. P ingsieedicedsiatocks, “purcnasingyifor ims | B close of busincss tocay, aticwn amln { o tod Mo, Paclfic 12 ;. 18 Chicago. 9000 181000 ediate needs of and railroads travers- | crease in the movement of cotton into sight ove 1 dont — Moblie & Oisio ffif:“r P 2 Kansas City... £300 10:400 ing that region report a marked falling | {he seven days ending April 2 last vear of Articld Rec NIV T ChA G ? 2.0 St. Lous. $00 500 oft in through as well as local shipments. 799 bal ¢ 36 per cent, and a decreasc under - : 00 There have been 2,227,000 bushels of wheat | 7% bales, or 36 bet 3 3 fFers Wheat. bu. 108,000 o0 Totul. (flour _included) export om the United | the seven days ending tals dute year before It 1 per cent. Com. bu 136000 : : 0 i S 200 . ! States this week, against 3,019,000 bushels | of e Qs a0 Nt 2w peal Produce Market. last week, 1000 bushels in_the corres- | (wenty AR hagihive X reaWap) 200 BUT here I8 a growing scarcity of fancy | ponding week & year ago, 3,259,000 bushels | elapscd an exc S b B e NerrAigo 210 butter, wise the market is unchanged. | two years ago and 2,300,000 bushels four | Into sikht L4 ar . (Tho ol o 210 parat y, 2)@2e; extra fancy toll, [ yeas ago. bales under e in” the e was quict and lowe shar wcluding 2 17¢; cholce country, 12GHe; packing stock, before last. 5, Xevwas guloy and lower, iton, | 2140 CLEARING HOUSE REPOR moont OF this cotton miarke ember i e Geperal Missoui H 0 " The recolpts continue ver and melulye B o isketed. (rom S S Sacifie, | 2.700; Northw st Paul, 2 5 0 n'the ubsence 0 ping den arke itme lnsi season. The totul murketed (rom NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. 17,0007 Western Union, H Joia tw i the wbaence of 1 SHIDBIG demind he IATKC | Total of Business Transacted Through the [ Siemue 1o T s T06) 200 Dales, ugainst | 5 e AND HEIFERS. onds, 88 ¢ S Associated Banks. 8 ilea Inat yoar “OTTON. g z . i w York Money Market. : PR el ¢ 5 e 2 . W ORLEANS, April 27 COTTON -Quis Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Grain and Y 3 LIVE POULTRY—The conditions are NEW YORK, April 27.—The following NN L Dittea: 15 mrive, oW bi T NEW YORK, Aprli 2—MONEY ON CALL- cally unchanged, prices being barely i inte, 881 biles: stock, 161,211 b i o o T et oo o Eany i 1 per cént? dast lon, 1 per cent; ciostl i3 HEIRBRE. Hens, a7 Youni roosters, 6e; Bakk table, compiled by Bradstreet’s, shows the | Crint Ueho badas: April, nominals May, £00 bbls.; exports, 18,800 bbls.; sales, 3,600 pKKS. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-2%@5 per 2 3 o MI2—The is very light and prices total clenrances at the principal cities and | R L .“ “oet o market continues slow and prices are rrogulari [ cent ool B i 2 unchanged. Mal |...<:~,xr wu' : redhea the percentage of increase or decrease, as i et ., 3 N nlal tha STERLING EXCHANGE with actua 2 bluewing teal, $1 nwing teal, | o 2 corre: i 1 § i \ ing patents are held firm, while the tra A Dilly ut $.8812G4.88% for YHARL $1; mixe e Rocwe 34,0061 4.5 compared with the corresponding week last TON—-Quict; sales, - business In bankd coT ST, LOU April uses to ralse bids. Rye flour, neglecteds | pand, and $SANT@AST4 for sixty duysi posted VEAL—There 1s a fairl yea hand, and $LN@LSTL for yss posted ; B SAL-The v koo supply, but good | year: ; Tuckwheat flour, nominal. Fatoh, SN Commercial DI, 865 @1 50! a0 1 40 VBl Good: Tat Seals, 1@ Tic; thin or e a0 Cbareas tecelnin, S bates;: shipments, 1,400 BUCKWHEAT-Steady; sales of one car state IOATHS S I b o CALVES.c. heavy, I » B bales; stock, 48,300 bates. " s 42,00 Sl B I 20 350 et T Pl oy i Minneapolis Wheat Market. i MEAL-guitt: sellow western, $203 losing quotations on bonds 1 200 W0 4 00 T crmies. H MINNEAPOLIS, April 21 Wheat opined oasy Tt} e Tots, S1@ite; boat loads, H@ VU739, L &8. L Gon 3 I3 19 4w gz S0 bt gailons, §5.80 : g el Ry WL ghe prcs e gkt Was not active It was heavier than 119 |8t P Consolw. . \ding has gone principally to July 1133 (S P. C. & P. 18(8. . 1b.; Ttalian chest- anglish walnuts, 12¢ BULLS. NUTS-Chestnuts, 130 1 and nominal; No. 2 Milwaukee, 2l almonds, two-rowed, state, G8; ungraded western; 114 (1.1 G T, Rets a0 200 3 0 Gogate L 4348 Tor, N TbiAE G T et P 13G14c; pecans, i : iveries are wially mado for ehans TATLEY MALT—Steady; western 65as0c; six 18 0f |Unton Pac. 1ats. . 2 18 ioo; dcipiiia: fing, over 1 another manth or £ closing ou rowed, RS Loluiani i 4.. v 1 [ERKRAUT—Por bbl, $4; ha Eo Lot | A% “Graos Were made i September at about ’ Wit 100 b N 1 CTDER-Pun ‘ber i, $6 SLotlates - | 46 el Ty, e demand for cash wheat win b futurcs 10334 | Ateliwo; i Oueon, per b 3150 hal bl By aras | R, iongh, W recolbin were a tile e g ; Clder, per bbl., $4.50; haif bbl.. i’ they I n uning for weveral v Nothing but our willingness ‘o Plitaburg. .. VEGETABLES, Cinetnnati 111 lifornta hand-picked navy, Kansas City ~Calitorn e Sty Now Orleans n- navy, $L75@180 han Bufralo, in store and 0. b, 62%@83e. Options ope In Kansas and California an hut el on wmall offerings, rm. Pac. 1sts . wod_switeh: ¢, R. G. 1918, wheat within the ther hig |Ate h!»«n. "'«, i ckn, Prices av for ciash wheat, ns pay cash in these hard times DK halors enables us to put such good stuff 6,165 840 'KERS AND F §.150,077 the full effects of i Wt € e Y PR G 1. 75, Dutatos i Glosy wha weak ut R@He not (AT RIN 070 350 'ONIONS-Onions are quoted on ordcrs at §0% lwankod 4,002,184 i : AL Ko not b 70 8 5 : K otrof PRTRTE Ot o the cash wh 3 e Wt 400,000 e ensh [ Erle Snds ) %0c; onions, in bbls., §2.75. b troit FRTRTE] felt on the caah ¥ into these $13.25 suits. For th . 404447 045 toes, in MK & T Gon, 08 M. K. \ I' Gen 58 POTATO Minnesoti small lots, from store, £5c; same in car lots, Se; [ikee rown pot July at oliise a uly et it | usual price of one custom suit to today [BERIHEN April v ot 6 g Vi tember N Niro Ml Untouds.. dodeforred. [0 8 Nebraska and lown, 'from stoce, S © 868 i ) ke No. 1 e Gl ot W Nt w011 NoTLC. It Cor AT o Cotorad ors, w5 sl 700 NoLin e your order we will cut you TW N~ Recripts, 0 Dk, 5 OXDOFLH, V. Conols feeder I L o i | ing o docrease of stockd In stors 510,000 hl’xl.llullu‘\ :,:..u‘m,ufm |' pot., Sy G i feaders: 1% per crate, $2.000 A TSt cor tha £4 hours Pants ; i No. 2. 41c; No. 2 deliveréd, 42ci No, 3, 40c; 1 bull........1360 Indianapoiis cat Northern' rond has large amou 3 e, dine, | Options generally ‘weak il day on | —s ofered, HOGS—Heceipts were comparatively light, AR OM S N R R i B tey cumpan, fine weattier weat and liberal selling. but re about the same as on Thursday and a week Hustford:cise.. Tracks that *will Ceome in s e gelaitiialeriiniiha 6ays clising houtioiondyial Boston Stock Quotations. 280 toddy, and there was no particulur | Kiehumond. | the " rement strike s seuiod, | which | miy Hetlaliel Ml ol 8 W0V, 440 | nommon, A a7 a1 o copy | e Iy v goneral auality ot the ofter i | e el M B e Rl a 1 s e O B | e M O BRI | e R S AT | i Sl | 408 N 16th St olowid at ddo, e el L glocks, bouds andininiaE B from Chicago buyers for local houses were e s e St Joseph i | SO din g e kround. in’gootl shape. . . 5 e e s 08 T ot Spat Qisposed to pound the market, and would | Mring beans, per H.bu.' box, $50; water cress A3 | Th ome pinten the rvund fn looking auite seen; | ———— NI ity Arme. No, 2, 420 3, e undoubtedly have done so had’ it not been | ber dogs SLIm200; iorkla timatoes, per i it e prospents ow, Spry Briehl, TOF ik gocs o' 2 white, 42 No. 8 white, H1e: triek mixe for a big shipping order from Armour of | s Tquhaiin B, 10 pla’ ninnt, per dom, | Qecused more or less, DUt such places are = LEEIC whle mate e, O i lowod !21!:{:!:::\‘\h recoipts, As it was, neither Cudahy nor ey Wentern, $2.0062,% por box, a0 % casy at 388 1o 8.5 toi pa T 1 L S O S TN LR e (NG Hammond Lought a hog, The range of O loriin, t, 25@0c; vl 10 | PR e 21 hours was some 91,000 bbls. Flour ) May. 7lie; uly cloved at ‘e f T SRR i P | prices was narrow. Early of fair to | g WRERRhEloric tt, 5@0e; | Portland, Mé... 1618 | Dt S AN 33 75 bhin. LAY i sbping, 800000 e o el attitlo s 0| good hoge of all weights were mostly at ; SO LM i Forl Worih. .. i Waol Market, HOPS-Quiet ‘common to cholee, 8G10c; | Mexi Py Hoslon & Manugn 10, while late sales of the same kinds of Louls General Marke! WACO..,.eens 5 ol Market, f 2 | LOUIS, April WOOL~Firm, aulet, Cures whero logs were mostly at $5.15. Those figures April 27.—FLOUR—Demana | Syractse. withe Pacitie const London market, steady; N.Y.&N. F 83 Calumet & He os t chani Yiolilate affer | spain Oid Golony DAL [ Contemmtal. - constituted the extreme range, with nothing unichinged: ; P | e tolnon BOSTON. "ApHl 27.—The American Wool and glivarion Lebton an Lo g I Rl taar || it G048 EaB el isser s above and little of any consequetice below, ACLTAALIORL & s " Catton Reporter says: T ! features ot 'X""."L..'.‘m.. 35t 50 T, AfiGc: Thuonon Avres, dry, 20 to 21 | San Diogo:: 1111l (| Oneeoli 3 The market was a trifle slow in opening, but i) Aol | Towen 19 | the week I Doston have peAtLive i 1ETIC; Toxan, dry, 24 (0 50 1bs., 60 Unlon Pacifi.’ | 105 Ylllm\ closed up active and strong, the general Wilnington, Del. #1 | ment in Callfarnia pulled ar ,,“ ) LEATIE IS Woat End Aradic . average of prices pald being a nickel higher oncron Impravement, losing | Nottoli, 0. D | e e aado. (e, and Ano: mediun ehiolit, 1o 4 WOOL=Steadyi domestio flecce, 192ic; pulled, il than on Thursday or last Friday, on both ’K""I".,‘;l‘-““,,\;“ dci Muy, 36%c; July, | oo R ealon T wales of California. pulled amaunt to fully | Tor' the i ch 3 o trading o e 4 Tacom: 2 the sale « wnfin seoured stomaeh, 1 ow plckled shoulders, . 6%@ge: plokled hams, 10c 2 A e RN 5.06 5.10. Representative sales: aG e aw, ) 1.7 a Tho fit sale of new Mon Land, eastors April closed at'$8. nominal; May, | o T, LOVIS, April 2. Mining stocks aull. | 16 fird A By Lottercy b call at e i as v octurred this week, one 13t of / t 85, nominals July, 35,50, nominal; refined, lower; | SUCHEONE SR i foo ¥ e A Wles Lowi at e, | 41 | s, ofcholee: fine, medium - belling on & i i o Sontinent, 88.00; outh Ameriea, 8.6, Pork T ARed. | [T " i 100 v da grack sacked, ] o, weoured. There i Rold I Misdises, 1t has no oqual - Ktemly Adams....$ Blizabsth.$ .15 § .20 120 4 b Nopnally 3120, ! since January 1, 1894 I, do- LI €. Fexton, o Nebraski physiciun FON SEED OIL-Qulet, with prices fahly | American 53¢ Hopo 250 3.00 10 12 S0 Llpphanged. !.‘ 8| and 4,878,500 Tbs. ign wool, or o total i yours' practice, says: I Lelieve it to htained; orime oridn i " i, Bimetanic HAreouvor 10K o H 1“\' Ciichi AHTIRTRTNG 46,084,400 ibe. Tas AEAIML & UN0L0F Do far superior 0 uuy prepuration 1 ' A S RN R & T L hankod. o001 114 urii g the sime period last year, T how o o' o, et o'chuae! a7k | Grinite V. 100 bz e (A W ascaraicn v A e o .70 o, The i offt summer yellow, 31G32; prime summer white, Lin Notes. NGk .hvllt. wibe. T 0.0 A sl iy HoRlOR ImAUNG D S:388:800 erli\ln-un‘ulu\l Llood and nerve remidy el 10STON. Ap g6, $12512,003; . A sitny Oy, Mich. L i estiocang 6% orelgn. wool, | mo of tho g BUTTE western dalry, 1061c; wos ancon SLis R ARG ) S died Sl v 7 R it ial L0 i EMAY SRR (liay, Gua, M, Browo, formor pustor ot te 4 Westem factory D L G CORN MIAL- 31482 00, +Akron, 0. w 1iv 427 | W1 tar dhe corresondinie weels Of last Yeur flana on Park Church alfObm sy N oA b IALTIMOR SR el ¢ s 4071 B\t g R coRraeonAIDE el Gt lan: Yeg tho “Cliiut it by vamery, 1972010 1A, - et COTTON THES - Unohunged: 9563100 10 mM 1,006,058 Thw, The sales for the week In Phil “For blood, stomach, kidney and illkin firm: state, large. 9%@11c; ¢ YORK. April 27.—Clearings, $09,431,737; ST IR, el O g | 153 | Lolsem lbw he wales for the weele in Philes | ] drod disenes, [u_ncconiplislies cures thut part skims, 2goc; full skims, | balances, §3,965,221 PROVIBIONS—Waaken: very dull. Pork, ittt LSRR 1be TN LOIL TEASLAR Lorder on ti wiraculous 2 PHILADELPHIA, April 27, —Cleavings, 39,408, standard . mess, $18, Lard, pr ste 70 | 40.1 (A8, Tl R L L L R iy A rs, Maur; it hceock, State Pr Tecelpts, 6,220 phgn.; state and | 0o $1,324,120, cholee, $7.60. Dry ..m ameats, loose shoulde:s, LB 48.8 | poain 181,065 bales dimestic an e ot the W, ¢ 1.1 says: Cures ure R oA S A0T WaRLEIT) | ErmeY, AM. April 27.-Silver advanced from longs and 70 Mhorte, . 6,83, 100,087 | féreln for 't sponding perl 4. od whera pationts huve uppurently goue NI IBLONG, T er ok o 47 wullders per kilo, fine. packen Sowlders) 73 lones, .3); ribe, shviie. AR G et e dnd gz | | beyond medical skill Ty (Dkin, [reo), § 3-160 wa to’ qunlity ¢ YORK, April 27.—Lazard-Freres will ship ot i shorts geaanin Ul e | S Lake Kby - PETROLEUM-Steady; United clores $,800,000.In_gold. by, tomarrow 8 stemer, corn, 0,000 -t eats, 25,000 bu. Ak SCRADLON.. L | T T old by all druggists, Manufactured by tho i Wamiingtone Whin, e Wanhingy MENDILS Apri) s bl T P N TPyt 000 Bbln: wheat, 76,000 . | S A BUcIATRRUC qQ : | 3.6 refined New York, $16; Philadeinhia; | ances 8,19, New ke n11in at p orn, 104,000 bu; oats, 8,000 by ) o~ 5 | NEAB_ . Cf Tt i sanarilla C R B e B v AP A T ol 04 B e el P O LT rant Sarsaparilla Co., OSIN- Stendy; straiied, common to good, | kone into the ank of oday Duluth Gram Market Exclusive of New York 07 RN 4T 0.0 | red, W06 ! . 3 LT, 0, b ¥y i 2 q e CORN-Bteidy mixed, 35G3ke; No. 2 BB ANm {BRAS RN TINE - Steady ;50 AV AR P DULUTH, April L-WHEAT-Dul: No. 3 DOMINION OF CANADA | wh PR 4 i FREMONT, NEBRASKA, CR—-Bleady; do 3 (v . ARIS ~Three per con o, 99¢ o hard, cash, 63c; April, 69%c: Muy, 62hei July, | E i ¥ OATS- U 2 mixed, 8%@Mc; —— ..','..l.x.l'u.‘a.n.u‘ domestle, fale to extra, 4G6c; Exchunge on London, 250 21l el No.'1 nordern, cash Blci" April,” St ’1 Trei ¥ 123 | No. 2 white —_— — — o g by By My, 6li4e; July, 63 ptember, 6%c: No. 4 | Torouto. 0.6 | | HUTTEIR by, g2 dary, | - - — ~ PIG RO ull; Ameriean, $11.00614.00. IM"'"‘) ew York exchange, 200 On track: No. 1 northern, (o arrive, 3% Hamilton L EGGS-—81uc AN P ROITER LOWELL € DRIGGY h ; ; premitim. EAD- Quiet: tic, $3.20. Dge. Nu W ORLEA K exchun, Dank, §1.50 promiun, SAN FRANCISCO, April tons. mext week. | 18%e: telegraphic, 1Tige. L April 27.—Cleasings, $1.030.064, commierclal, 31 premium; | TIN-Firm: stralts, $19.85; plates, steady; salos on chunge, 1b tons spot tin rday, ¥ 319, 7 Drufts, slght b, 63U Ngmital gl e Winnipeg | g i) (TSR PREST TREAS Inspection today: Wheat, 10 cars; ¢ otals | 5,307 30| oL crey, Pa, April 27 4 —_ - | certificates Gpencd’ o hikhe {IPTS-Wheat, 2,160 bu shipments Not ineluded i (0taln osed ot 85; whles. 3.000 Kiipment i, *uns, #1260 bhin BONDS 05 L2 On the London * arket. BUIG, Pa., Apiil 7.—National Transit o “Apri, 810 Ahitver i Tt ontlon, $19.70¢ 25 ‘tona Jume, 1a.6ny: 55 | Mekican dollare, PRTHE L W Sugar Markot. R AR A A hat'a | ten onanad at B) closed b K hixhest Tons' Septomber, subject to duty clause, § ST, LOUIS, April 27— Clearings, $9.466.565; tal- | SHEEP—Recelpts were light, conslsting | ~gw YORK, April 21.-SUGAR R : “yn iy there wik® stkgon t 83; Do K v Do G Mt | Hm i M SR B | o s deok OF common hixea stur The | okl W AL i T ¥ it 1 - ERCIAL PAPER ~7; e YA e Sunetnaun o | - CHICAGO. At 1 i, R, o | SO e S 80 RIS ARG | s ¥ e o | i g ™8R RO b BH | aancrT SIS R arns +40WALL STREET i after the sale © 000 Mokuges o Vork exchange, o pr N, Stevling Chunge, 0 -+ v LONDON, il 2 SUaA Ca i 1 nent o he e, und revive hopes tha quie ne uther ew fuctories mu L pinion, after ‘the sale ot RO phckikes of | York exchanar, S prembue Sring eshaies; | {50! far to good westorns, $32064.30; com- | i duwnwaras siowiy DAAKCane, dull | o e e orelal and Banncial slts | Sl 1dbmh. ' Dubinesn 1 shacked ’.,, S LIRS R sathtactory” A thought during the sale 1t ip | &b 4G4% ber veat mon and stock sheep, $2.60G3.60; good to | Muscovado, fair refinlng, 26 sdo d Uation ‘oh yous wide WhI hasten the WAt seforus, | (ween buyers and sclisim | NEW YORWK..