THE OMAHA DAILY IWEi SUNDAY , .flfAUCH 0 , 1892-S1XTEEN PAGES. 11
U THE CONDITION OF TRADE
The Grain Market Has Been Rather Slow
For the Past Week ,
A REVIEW OF THE PRODUCE MARKET
Jobbing Hnliin n Wm Never In
Jlellrr Condition NoUrltlifttn
tbo Ueport * of IMillneis Sent
Out from Now York ,
The poor condition of country roads has
vended to decrease farmers' deliveries of pro-
cluco nt country points nnd to tbo same ex
tent has Interfered with the trade of rotnll
dealers. Conditions , however , arising from
such causes , can bo of only n temporary
nature nnd will not have any Important bearIng -
Ing on the trade tn general.
The jobbing trade of Omaha contlnuoi to
bo unusually good for the season , and In al
most every line Jobbers arc talking about an
Increase tn Iho volitma of business over last
year , amounting to nil the way from SO to 00
percent.
Vhero was never a llmo In Iho history of
the city when the feeling was us good among
the Jobbers In all lines , nor was there ever a
time when so few complaints were board.
Not only does trade como up to expectations ,
but tt exceeds what the Jobbers anticipated.
Many bouRCs have had all that they could dote
to keep up with ordcM. At the sumo time
country collections linvo been reasonably
good.
In view of those facts the reports tolo.-
Kraphod nil ever the United States by n cor-
tnln Institution , having Its headquarters In
New York , that trade Is quiet at Omaha ,
seems very peculiar. Jobbers wboao atton-
tlon wus called to the matter said that they
did tint understand how such u report could
originnto , as It wus certainly tar from the .
truth.
Tliu ( iriiln Trade ,
The local groin market was rather slow
last wcoic. Country deliveries have been In
terfered with by the heavy country roads ,
ana tbo offerings of grain -havo been light.
The dally call has boon discontinued by the
Hoard of Trauo owing to the impossibility of
doing business to any extent under thu pres
ent railroad rates. Orrmha brokers and - elevator
vator men will continue to buy grain ns here
tofore , but the bids 'Will huvo tb Do bo eden
on Mississippi river points.
Grain men fool that no great grain market
can bo built up'ln Omaha until the railroads
glvo stop-over privileges which will nilmlt of
the grain -being brought to Omaha nnd in-
sptctcd/nnd either placed in elevators here
or diverted to any eastern point aosirod. At
present grain halted in that way has to pajf
tbo local rate into Omaha nnd the local rate
out. The grain business is iifabout the same
situation us the llvo stocks business was-In
when the yards were opened ut South
Omaha.
The llvo stock market never amounted tn
anything until the railroads were forced to
give * stop-over privileges , and the grain men
EIIV that the sumo thing is truu In reference
to the grain tnnrkot. ( Jraln men point to Iho
great benefits which Nebraska has-derived
from having n llvo stoclc market near at
hand.mill claim that a good gram market
would bo of equal benefit. The grain men of
Oinahn , however , do not nppunr to bo strong
enough to forcti the railroads to glvo them
what they want.
Tlio 1'rodiico 3Iarl < ct ,
In country produce the changes hnvo not
boon of a very marked character. The best
grades of country butter uro not plenty and
have commanded good prices till tno week.
, Poultry bus been very slendy with no quota
ble change in prices. Kggs have not boon
very strong and the week closes with a
feeling among n portion of the trade at least
that prices are about to go still lower. In
the vegetable Htio spinach has put in an ap-
peni'anco during.tbo past few days. Eastern
celery arriving is not of very good quality ,
in fact hardly irood enough to shin. Soiio :
California celery has boon received , but
there is none on the market Just nt present.
This month promises to about wind up the
apple business. Good stock commands very
satisfactory prices. Lcmocs have been arriv
ing nt the ports of entry more freely of Into
and prices are hardly so tirm. Cranberries are
to bo had on the markcv at all prices owing
to the amount of soft stock.
LL VK STUCK. JIAUKETS.
Vfci-.kCloses with Light Receiptsniul Hiither
Lower Prices.
OMAHA. March 5. llecelpts for the week foot
up 12,403 cattle , 22,1J 0 hogs and -VMS sheep ,
against H.014 cattle , 28.042 hogs und 8,077 Bhecp
last week and 11.311) ) euttlc , 40,2til hogs , 4.r > ' :0
sheep thu llrst week of March lust year.
On nil bnt heavy fat steer * , good enough for
Bhlpplnz or exporting , the murkut this week
bus been very dull and unsatisfactory. Kor
the bettor grailos of cattle there bus linen a
very falroutsldo ilenianil , amlaslocal dressed
beef buyers alno wanted thlscluss of stock the
uetlvo competition held prices up to
resnoctnblo flguies. Medium fleshed
und coninii.nlsli cattle buvo been hard
to sull all week , thu Inquiry for ear-h belli' ;
entirely local and ratlier ImlllTerent at thut.
Llu'ht stcui.s have also boon" Hailing badly , es
pecially for thu pant two or tlireeUays.malnly
on account of thu gruatly reduced demand
for good feeders. These latter classes of cattle -
tlo are faolllng from lOo to 15u lowur thun lust
weuk , Ilutchurs' anil cannurs' eattle uro sell
ing at from I5o to 23o lower thun u week or ten
dnys ago. The supply has been moro than
ample , wlillu tbo shutting off of outsldu
butelierb' orders'has left tbo pmrKot prau-
tlcully to tbo tender mercies of locul buyers.
Thu feeder market has been dull all \\oek and
a heavy supply has ucciiinulated. 1'rlces uro
from ISO to25e lower on about ( ivory thing In
this line.
Ho.-s juvo sold vo y unevcn'y ' und the
general Impression scums to bu tnat wu have
been the high mark for some time. ICastern
shlpplii'i orilurs are dlmmlshlm ; and local
buyers being relieved In u great measure of
oiitsldo coniputltlon uru ducldcdly bearish.
1'rlcen aru Bo to lOo lower than last weuk.
Blieoii vulnus show no particular change , the
supply being rather limited and thu dumuiid
The week closes with n very fair run of
cuttle , Including u larger proportion of good
heavy beeves than uny day this week , Sblp-
jio rb und exporter j were active bidders on tliu
best cattle but locul buyers also wanted
them. The result wus an active , firm market
on anything good enough to unltu com
petition , Cuduhy bought good cuttle
weighing around 1,5.0 Ibs. ut $1.20 und
$ l,6j und sovural loads ot good
1.2.X ) to I.MW-lb. beeves sold from 170 toll.IS.
On the nnilur grailes , liowuvcr , thu murkut
WIIK rather tame und spiritless , Ifnotocuu-
Blonally lower , fulr to good 1,001 to IiOO-lb. :
steers nulling from $1.40 to * l.fi'J. Light und
common htoera sold arounil J.1.23 to &UO.
Truding wan only moderately uetlvo , but u
good clearance wus effected.
The supply of butcher stock was unusually
limited and the fulr to good grailes naturally
developed some little strength , 'I lie niaruet
was tolerably brisk und prices firm , but not
nuotably higher. Home very desirable stuff
mild as high us $1,00 to fJ.r : > , but fulr to good
cows and nulfors went largely from $ . ' .25 to
j.5 und dinners from il.w ) to $2.1)0. ) Hulls ,
oxen anil stags were ( steady ut from Sl.li. ) to
Ki.25. calves iiiichungod ut from t..UJ to J.XOJ.
It Uld not taku very Ion ? to clear up the
meaner oll'orlngs.
Tln'ie wns u very dull trade In tbo , Htockor
and feeiler line. Thu small Inquiry for fuudurs
BceniB due , In a itreat decree ut least , to iho
Impassible eondltlon nf the country rouils.
At any rate fully 2.00J head of mock and fee.1-
IIIL' entile huvo aeeuniulutod In the yaids and
tt Is almost Impossible to move them. UVLMI at
prices 15o to 2. > o lowur thun lust week , The
volume uf trailing was email , with stilus from
(2.00 to W.U' , Iteurof entatlve sales :
i. . Kin IT : . n..n.i a 4u a.iMi 3 is
J..Ui : 200 4..1lll'S 251 L.iaX ) . ' 12.1
1. . 1110 2 UO St. . K 2f. ) 4..1SI5 375
G. , OJ3 2 00 1..1HO 2 5J
3. . 1100 3 25 1C. . 1101 id )
C.U.VE3. ;
1. . 240 200 5. . . ' . * > ) S 00 1. . 120 4 SO
2. . iii.i : i oj i. , 210 3W i. . 120 50 }
II U M.S.
1..10JO 1 OS 1 , MM 2iO 1..1780 S 75
1..I30J 1 tiS I .i : 0 2M 2..I803 21W
1..1C.3) ) 175 1.1'JM SJO 1..2IIO 200
1. . 770 175 1..K8) ) 2 in 1..10IO 300
1..1MJ 2 CO 1..15IO ZAO 1..1U-2) ) 30J
I..IT.W - uj i..iiwa 2:0 1..17SJ : ioo
1..I440 20,1 I..10J1 SM 1. . 19(15 ( 30J
I..15V5 S 10 1. 1(111 ( SfiO 1. llfl ) 3UO
1..IWK ) 215 1. 17M 2 IJ5 8 .1HOS 300
I..1.KXJ..2SO 1..14JJ 275 1..1800 3SS
4 . . 12X ( ) S SO
6TA09.
1. IRS ) 3 ' . ' 5
oxr.N. .
i . . taoo 2 oo "
RTOOKKHS AND FSeilBIU.
10. . Wl 21V ) 8. . 7.10 20) 10. . 729 305
14. . 5S7 a 7J 2. . 7.13 200 51. . S45 3 1J
Mii.Ktm ? AND sriiiNncus.
1 now mill calf . l 00
1 cowmul calf . i . " ' " >
: springer . . 25 00
Items Hccolptsof hogs this week full 11,303
short of lft tvcok \ nml nearly IR.WO i sliorl of
thu first week of .March lint year. Thorn was
no material change la tliu general quality of
thnofforltias.
I'or Iho llrst tlino In weeks tlioro was no
shipping dnmiind und local buyers took nd-
vantaguof this f.ict to demand and succeed
In getting concessions of from 5e to lOc.
especially on the kind of hogs shippers huvo
boon tiiklni , I. e. , lljlit mill heavy butcher
wulehts. Tlioy bought good light hugs , nioro
or loiseorto.l , nt from 4" 1.43 tofl.r > 7J. ! uiitchor
weights lit from $1.45 to $1.55. Uunvy hogs
worn not u great deal different from Friday
ut from $ l.42Ji to $ l.r > . ! i. It was u alow , dull
market from start-to ( Inlsh , Imt ncurly every
thing was Ilnullv illHhoscd of. tlio bulk of the
sulos being from i 1.45 to tl.55 ucalnsi JI..MI to
S4tt.1 Krlduy , tbe avur.rjoof prices paid being
* I..MS ! against tl.MH b'rlday ami tl.M last
Satur.luy. Koprusuntatlvo silcs : :
No. Av. 81i. P'r. No. Av. Sh. 1'r.
4 . 2111 40 $135 5tt . 2.-IO 120 $ IM
10 . IKI 4 III tH . 201 8J 45 ! )
5 , . . ' . 3.M 1 35 ' (12 ( . . . . ' . 249 451
31 . 15. ) 4 40 78 . 211 ISO 4 SO
21)1 ) . . . . : ! 880 4 43JJ 48 . IB ) KHI 4 . ' .0
77. . 2.11 40 445 63. . . 251 240 450
(11 ( ; . . . .HJ ) 100 445 M . VIS H ) 450
84 . IbO 8) ) 445 71 . 210 HO 450
07 . 217 320 445 78 . 10) 200 4 5J
71 . 215 12J 441 fit ) . 211 21)0 ) 450
Ml . 275 80.441 . .73 . . . .230 80 4,10
57 . 25110 ( 4 47ii TO . 3) ' . ) 320 450
15 . 4411 BO 4 47S ! (13 ( . 1117 4) 4fi' {
08. . . : . : ci ; 4'47'i (17 ( . you210 J.VHJ
O'l . . . . .2li.1 120 447" GO . 231 100 4.12'i '
78 . 2.1:1 : 1(10 ( 4 47i ! M . 317 N ) 4 .Y !
70 . 277 210 4 5) SM . . . . .SOU bO 4 u"/
02 . SKI -100 4.50- 70 . 247 4 M',4 '
( II . 2.18 120.450 71 . 245 ICO 45'"i
72. . . . ' 2.17 .80 450 ' II ! ) . 103. 455
72. . ' 7.240 200 4 M " " 7 ! ) . 201 80 451
70 . .231 bO'4DO 7.1 . 235 41 4 55
fin . 255 8) 45' ) 58 . 3'Ci 80 451
00 . 20712 ISO U7..i..l8'l 455
CO . SHI 40 4 M Oi . 250 40 45.1
ffl . . . . .lia 201 4 M ' TO . 225 UO 4 .V.
7rt . ; ] 0.l 40 4.50 BO . 252 40 45.1
JG7 . S-J8 lid 4.10 78 . . . . . 2 tU 45.1
74 . . . .2111 210 4'50 78 . 21(1. ( fcO 455
01 . 272 40 450 72 . 250 8'J 455
(10 ( . 241 JGO 450 ' Kl . 205 4 57i !
511 . 22U 200 4 5D 71 . 2.0 457ii
OS . VIS 120 4t > 9" - f
. SiicKiVrTTCo few. loads received were con-
sUiiud through to Chicago a'ml nut olToroil on
the nitirkut. A load of holdovers soli ! for $ -VUO
ntfutntt J5.20 lust Thursday us nucuofs were
not iinxloiu to cnrry the shcop ovci Snnil.iy.
Tliu ilomikiid Is still . ( jootl. Kulr to coed na
tives , J4.2.VS51.4U ! wcsturns , 44.OXQt5.25 : common
mid stock"slicop , J25'.I75 : sjood to ulio cu
lambs , wolghjng to > Ji Ibs , . $1.2530.00. Hep-
rcsuntatlvu sales :
No. Av. Pr.
ISO western wolhora. . . . ' . . . " . . . 100 } 5 00
Ki > cil ; > tl mill IINp.tiltl > : l of St'J3k.
Olllclal r.ioeluU si'Vil ilispDiltlon of stos't as
shown.by tlio bik-i of tliu Union Sleek Vards
company for the twunty-four IIOUN , ending ut
5o cloul ; p. in. March 5 , IS'JX
msl'OSlTlO.N.
Chicago Llvo Stock Market.
CIIICAOO , III. . March 5. [ Special Telegram to
TUB HKK.I Prices for cattle today were Hrm
nt from tl..U to KUi ) for poor to extra cows
and heifers , J1.30 to KtTS for bulls , $ i23 to if 1.75
for stockers and feeders , M.13 to $5i3 : for
dressed liecf and sblpulng steers , and K.Ol ) to
(4.13 for Toxus cattle. The Konor.il features
of the market were the sumo as for other Sat
urdays. a llht supply , an IndllToront demand
and nominally unchanged values. I'rlccs are
a little higher than they were a week nxo for
till descriptions of cattle , the market having
Kiown gradually stronger since Tuesday.
With receipts of 'only about 13.0UO bond , thu
hog iiinrkot was lirincr. local packers wanted
but few and thoshluplivi demand was not at
all urgent , but the meager proportions of the
supply helped sellers to an advance , the mar
ket averaging So higher than at yesterday's
closo. Although no sales were loported
ut over $ \G0. theru were a number of
trades' ut W.U3 and the greater pirt
of the offerings changed owners ube > -o $1.73.
Closing quotation's were from $4. 10 to J I. ' . ) . " > for
ponr to prime llxht , and $4.50 to } i.0i : for
medium and heavy weights. Hogs weighing
ever ICiO lla. are quoted from "Oc to 40e un'Jcr
thu above prices.
Tradln-i In fiheop was at about Friday's
prices , or at from II.SO to f 0.1,1 for poor to uxtia
sheep , nhd at $3.UU to $0.73 for lambs.
Uccelpts were : Cattle , l.MUO ; l.o s , U',000 ;
sheep , lr > 'jl.
Tlio Evening Journal reports ; OATTI.E Re
ceipts , 1.50U ; ahlmnents. 1,000 ; market steady ;
native steers , KLUOI,7 < " > ; Htockcrs. Sl.73yX > ' ,
cows , bulls and mixed. K. .
lions Hocelpts. 10.0'JO ; Blilpmonts. 8.000 ;
market active , closing higher ; rough , $1.10 ®
4.00 ; mlxuil. $ ( .70 < iHb3 ; heavy , j4.0JQ.3.uO ( ; light ,
llu-lit , J4.7JK4.W.
SiiKEi' Uccolpts. 1.3COi ; shipments , 1.000 ; mar
ket llrnidr ; western , * . " > .4o < a,3.0 ( ; ; mixed , $ i 15 ;
owes , JI.4LHiil.Oj ; lambs , $ 'i.30S,0.5J. (
St. Louts Llvo Stock Market.
ST. Louis. Mo. . Mi roll 5. O.vrrr.B Receipts ,
123 ; Hhlpmonts , 700 ; Htrong , but Inactive ; fair
to goou native steers , $ .L5il.f > 0 ; fair to good
Indian and Texan steers. i. . ? . . < ri > : t 00.
lions Ueculpts , J.WO ; Hhlpmonts , M.iWO ;
higher : heavy , * ) .70tt.SO ; mixed , f4.-)34.8J ;
light , tl.Oxai.7J
DoWitt's Sarsaparllla destroys such poi
sons us scrofula , slcln disease , eczema , rheu
matism , Its timely use saves many lives.
TIII : KK.vi/rv M.
INSTRUMENTS placed on ro ori Maroh 5 ,
Ib'J-Ji '
WAllllANTV DEED ! .
O S Half man nnd wlfo to I L linns , und
! 4 lots 5 to 17 , block 1. anil lots 1 to U
and II ) to i. ' , block' ' , Union place $ 0,003
Sumo toBiune , umliilotli , bluolcD , Hans-
corn p.iico , : i,750
W L bclby , trustee , to Anin I'almiuiist ,
InfibloolcS , W LHolby'sadd. . . . . . . . . yso
F G Kbenur and wlfo to M H and Loulso
Krcdrlcksun , lots 11 and 1' ' , block 111 ,
Itcmilngton J.TilS
Miles & Thompson to It V Walter , w5'J ? '
fet of s IIS feet lot 11 , block 1 , I'nrk
place. 2,103
J K Uardner und wife to U N Ilottun , lot
19. block "II , " humidors & Hlmebaiigh's 53 ]
8 J Hojkwooit to 1 A Wood , loll ! , block ' . ' ,
1'ottor'a udd 1,000
James Voru and wlfu to H E llavurly.
I old , bocl'I. ! South Omulm Iiurk , . . . . . . 450
E E 1'ioncli and wife to I'1 U Habln , lots
S5 ! and ai. block 1 , W LHolby's Ut udd
to South Omaha 1,000
T II Uonover and wlfo to Dulphlna
Sholcs , lots U and I" , block 'Sherwood
I'ark ' , , 1
Doluhlna Sho'os and husband to J P
IClchardson , n 7 feet of a 77 foot of lots
II and I" , block : ' , same 5'jOO
IlWVatosand wlfo tn II .1 Windsor ,
lots I und L , block ll , llllislilo add Nit. 1. 0,0:0 :
A It Ross to II U Davis , lot 17 , block U ,
I'ottur & Oolib's L'liil udd to South
Omaha H30
I'runk Uarriith and wlfo to J II The > np-
son , s 102 foot of lot I : . ' , block 14 , Im
provement Assoolntlon add. , , 7,50) )
QUIT OIAIU IKliD3.
O S Hoffman und wlfo to I LIIass , undlv
ii of lot U , block ft. Hiinscom place. . . . . . U,750
Sumo to same , undlv i > of lots S to 7 ,
block 1 ; lots 1 to U and I'J to . " . ' , block 2 ,
Union place , 0,003
Ed 1'hulun and wife to E E Laion , sii of
lot 4 , block 33 , Oinuha ; lots 7 and 8 ,
block I. Kendall's udil ; lot 2. block ft ,
I'ark place , and lot B , block 8 , Shull's
xa udd , , . 1
DEEDS.
0 A Itcnnctt.shorllY.to Lottie Brown , lot
12. block 4. HorbucbSadudd ! i,530
O UUulder , Hpeclnl muster , to Omaha
Loan und llu.ldlne association , part of
lota 10 and U , block 7 , Drake's uddV.'OO
Same S.-'JO
Same to Mutual Loan und llulldlng as
sociation , same , , " , " 00
Hiimo , " , iiiU
r.dward Lncey to public , dedication ot
ulutof Lacuy'aaUU to Omuha
Total umount of transfers , ,101,707
Mrs. L. R. Patton , Uockford , 111. , writes :
"From personal experience I can recommend
DoWitt's tiursanarllla. a euro for impure
blood and concril dobulty. "
THE SPECULATIVE--MARKETS
There Was a Deoidsdly Bearish Feeling in
Wheat Yesterday ,
TRADERS WERE CLEVERLY DECEIVED
Itcportcil Crop DixtnaRO Wlilrh Ciuncd Such
Heavy HiijliiK I'rliluy Proved to Ho
Entirely I'lilso How tlio Stories .
AVcro Cli'culntcil ,
CincAno. III. , March 5. There was a dootil-
odly bearish fcoMnR In vrhoit during most of
tlio session and lower prleja. The news pro-
sontoil tsshiro : oantrast with tint which WAS
elvon out so freely yotlorday. The bulls
hardly pot u single Item In tholr Cuvor , and
the suspicion which started saying Hint trade
tmd been olovorly dosolvotl br tnaniifixitiirod
IntolllRence was strongly felt. The manli-
( nvturora who were rouresontoJ as huylni so
vleoronsly only yu-Uorday , anil HID damage to
crops which they riiprusont d as MO alarmln ; ,
wore scarcely montloiiod today , On the con
trary , dullness and apithy seemed to prevail
everywhere. Amid HO much that was bearish
It Isdinicult to s.iy what was tlio nto t de
pressing , but the muizcrevports from the sea
board for the wculc only V.2J1.0) ) ) low llrui
for u Ionjtlmu wiis very dlscouraalni ? . The
fact that much wheat was clnaro : ! from the
seaboard ycstunlay was another bearish Ito n.
A published report on tliu condition of tliu
wlnlor wheat crop , the contln.iU.'l ftoo inure
ment In thu northwest mid tliu lower cables
\vcro likewise woalu-nliu In tholr tondonoy
with the shorts and It did not take loiu for
the crowd to cot on tlio boar slilu with un
usual animation. Ultras saw alt tholr hopes
of profits sh itturu : ! and tn ifio haste to sell
mid others , talilnt new con nine , assisted In
the docllno by selling freely. There win very
lltt'c deposition to buy until there had been
a dccldi'd roconslon In pr co-t an I liven then It
was mostly In the w.iy . of coverlnir lv ; uliorts
who hud pooJ prollts In sl ht , I'anlridno
was a buyer J.nd coveren a bin line of wheat.
The lust two \Mol < 3 must huvo brought the
Rroat speculator bl ; wlunln.'S. Now Vorkcrs
loil liv Cottrell , were heavy seller * from tlio
start. The weakness continued throughout
the Hussion with no notlcoililu reaction nnd
closed weak and only slightly above the liol-
tom tlsnri's of the dav at a loss of ever 1 per
cent comparo.l with yestordav. May opened
, e lower at L'O'jc. ' said to DJUc , wont HIT to
UO'ie , llrinud toSJ c , broke tubOUound closed
weak ut Wic.
Corn wusijulot ami o.isy : receipts were a
trlllu In I'xeiHA of the estimates mid cont.tlno I
10 cars of contract. Trade W.IH slow and this
with the weakness In Iho wheat pit and the
wiukncss of the cash demand were doprcsilni
lullneiKOj. The trios-ietlons were conllncd
to a raiuuof ? nc and thu ll.st , wus Uo lower
than that of vcstcr.Iay.
Oats were dull anil eusy and the market was
featureless. Considering the weakness In
wheat , the dnllncs * in corn and liiraor re
ceipts of oats tbun o\pectedj prices held very
well , closing with ' 40 loss.
llo ; products wurc quiet mid rather easy ,
thoiuh tlio opening was u lltt.o firmer on ac
count of the receipts of hossbclns 0.000 "mailer
than predicted and prices ut thu virds from
rc to lOe hlKhor. lint there wus lltllo Iminiry
and the firmness soon disappeared. Thu close
shows the market unchanged wth lard and
rllu5c hUhor.
Euinmtud receipts for Mnnilay : Wheat. 173
curs ; corn , 20i cars : outs , 127 cars ; ho si.UOJ (
head , and IIP , ' ) ! ) , ) buad for no.vt week.
Tbuluuittnu fnllives rmvjea as folloows :
Cash quotation ! ) were ns follows :
I'l.ouu Sioailv and unchanged.
WHEAT No. a sprlns wheat. 878'c ; No. 3
spring wheat , 83c ; No. 'i red. D'Jc.
COIIN Lower ; No. ' . ' . 41ie ! ; No. 3 , yellow ,
40Vic.
OATS No. 2 , 20'ic ' ; No. S white , f. o. b. .
! ® : ) ! ; .So. 3wilte ! , 3Jc.
HvK-Na 2. KOo.
HAIII.KV No. 2. r > Go ; No. 3. f. o. b. , 4253c ;
No. 4 , f. o. b. . U2@-'ilc.
U I'rlmo.
I'onic Mess pork- per bbl. , J10.02 ! { ; Inrd.
per cwt. , } 0.ii : ; ; Rliort ribs sides ( loose )
S.r.sa ; dry salted shoulilors ( boxed ) , W.7.r > .
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal.
$ ! .14.
SUOAIIS Cut leif , inichanzod at5@540.
CoitN No. . ' ) yollow. 3JJiIOc.
Receipts and shipments lud iy wore as fol
lows :
Now York .tlarkots.
NEW YOIIK , March5. Kl-otw-Reoelpts , 3I.20 ; )
pkgs ; exports. ' .183 bbls , : ) ,547 sacks : iiulot , dull ,
heavy ; sales , 1'i.H.VJ bbls.
COIIN McAij Dull , steady ; yellow western ,
* . > .7.yauo. :
WIIIT Receipts. C7.50) ) bn. ; exports , none ;
sales , 1)10,000 bu. of futures ; 7(1,000 ( Du , of spot.
Spot market dull ; No. 2 ro I , tl.lii'iifai.0" : > ! i In
stoio unit elevator ; { l.'Jli'.iOl.U'J'i ' nlloat ; $ I.U3i !
® l.07',5 ' f. o. b. ; No. 3 rod , nulot , : No. 3 un-
griulud red. 8J5Jne ! ; No. l northern. $ l.031ii ( (
Lilt : No. 1 hard , l.C'/Sll.07J ! ; No. 2 norUiorii ,
UO e. Options were weak and1 dull , closing
7ic below ycstorilay on lowur cables , forel.-n-
crs selling and favorable woathcr west. No. 2
rol. March 1.0 : . " . ; ; April. $ loiMiy. : : : Jl.ul ®
1.0IB , closing at 8l.01i.ii Juno. liQf@UICi clos
ing at UOjjo.Iulv. : ! B.i'taj.Mc ! , olojlng utOSJic ;
Auirust , 03JiDs'Jle. ( ' ( closing utm o.
llAULKV Dull , but steady ; No , 2 Milwaukee ,
GStftMio.
llAiiLEYMAi.T SOc ; Canada country made ,
8.1e.
8.1e.COIIN
COIIN Receipts , 130.5DJ bu. : exports , 0,720
bii. ; sales , llO.D.Hi lin. futures ; Ol.iHW bn. spot.
Hpotmarket iiilot ] ; No. 2 , 40'/l'.iyo In ele
vator ; -IW. , ' > U4C afloat ; ungraded mixed ,
48 ft5I4c ; No. : i. MK&lMia ; steamer mixed ,
494ft ! > 50hc. Options dull , closing steady ;
March. 4Ul o ; April , 5ii'iOUc ! , closing at f 0.'io ;
May , 4i : lt-li3l'.n.e ; ! closing ut 4UUc ; Juno ,
48J u ; July. 4sai'J ! ! c , clnsln ; at 49ic. !
OATS Rocoints , 41.030 bu , ; exports , 24,400
bu. : sales , 4U.OM bu. futiir : 54uo ( ) bn. spot ;
spot market dull and steady ; options dull
undeaslor ; Muruh 'Mjil8SW/t\i. \ oioslng at 335c ! ;
April 3aiu ? ; Muy , iKWie , closing ut 3Uftc ; spot
Nu. 2 alloat M'ia.'H'.io ' ; mlxud western , 311 ®
aSo ; white western. : i'Jailo ' ; No. 2 Chicago , ; tr > c ,
llAV-yulot und Hrm.
llot'.s Dulot and uasy. I'uclflu co.ist , lOa o.
SudAii Ituw , rjulot and stoauy ; fair rolln-
In-'lo ; oontrlfiials , 9J toit. 3ju ? ; rellnod , firm
nndiitnt. |
MOIMSSKS Korolgn , dullsM test , 12 , ' o ; Now
Orleans ijulot and Hrm ; common to fancy , 28 ®
30c.
30c.lUcu
lUcu Fairly active und firm.
1'KTUOI.KU.M Steady ; United closeJ nt 50Jo !
for April ,
COTTON SIID On , Steady und iiulct : crude ,
23-tCl ! yellow , 2tc. )
TAI.M > W Qulul and easy ; city ( tiCO for pkgs ) ,
41 1-lliC.
liosiN 1'lrm and ( juiot ; steamed , common
to good , $ I.3'I.37J. !
Tuni'CNTiNK Dull und steady at 4040ic. }
Eons Lowur ; largo receipts ; western , | 5o ;
reculptu , I4,2v'4 pkgs. .
.Minus-Steady und iiiilott wet salted Now
Orleans selected. 43 am ! 73 Ibs. at GiiSu ; Texas
fioli'Cled , M and 01 Ibs. Ki.ic.
I'oiiK Sloitdy ; mess , $11.7 ® I0.50.
OUT MKATS EIISV ; pickled bellies. 0ie ! ; plck-
lodshoulUurK , . ' .Q.'iUoi pickled hams , Ul4o ;
middles , ( uilet anil easy ; short clear , $0.5) .
Klc ; wpstcrn rru.iincry , 2l.0ljc ; westurn fac-
torv , IW.'Jc ; EUlns.Uliie.
CIIKKSK t'lriu aniliilt | ! ; partsklms , ( WilO'.io ' ,
I'ni IIION Quiet anil cusy ; American , 115.7. ' ) ®
17.75.
t'oi'i'Eit Quiet and steady ; Icko , (10.50 ®
lo.rr.'ij ,
LKAD Steady nnd dull ; domestic , JI.lJttl.20.
TiN-iJtuudy ; Btralts , $ IU.OU.
Oinahn 1'roiliiro Murkwtd.
Fl.ouii Omuhu , Milling company's Hollanco
I'utent. $ . ' ,51 ; Invincible I'ntont , $ . ' .40 ; Lonu
Star Suin'rlatlve. $ . ' .20 ; bnowllakf , il.&i ; I'ancy
Family. $1.73 ; S. F , Oilman's Uold Medal , S-.r.'j ;
.Snow White , $2.23 ; Hnowtluke , $2.00 ; low grudc ,
$1.00 ; Queen of the I'antry , $2.00.
HIULS-NO. 1 green suited hides. 4U < ailJc ;
.No. 2 grocn suited hides , 4Hmu ; No l vrecn
salted bides. 23 to 40 Ibs. , 3l 3Uc ; No. 2 grcon
baltod hldos , 23 to 40 Ibs. , IlMiici No. 1 veal
calf. B to 13 Ibs. , On ; No. 2 veal calf , B to 15 Ibs. ,
4e ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 7&c : No. 3 dry Hint
hklca , 5Uc : No. 1 dry sulton hides , 5Cc. Tal
low , No. 1 , 3lili > ; tallow , No. 2 , 3ic ! ; grease ,
wlnto A.4o ; gruasu , white U , 3)i3 ) u ; gruitsu ,
yellow , ac ; giouse , durk , 2)J ) ; old butter , 2 ®
2'/ic : beeswax , prime , leu ; rough tullow , iji
® 2c.
1'OUI.TIIV Chickens , good stock , ftJilOc ;
fva v. ducks und turkuys , U12u.
lltiTTEH llust choice country roll , 1932lc ;
lowur gruiiou , 17(31 ( Se.
HAV Slow kt IU.50i , < X ) . Tbe latter price
criufil only bo obtained forMAmothlnj ortra
gond ,
Eona-Mnrket easier
Ciirrrntn. of Conuncrcr.
A. 11. Worrell of Mason Neb. , was In the city
ycstciday looklngnvur the uasliluas situation ,
The Omaha rurnlturo .loiirnnl Is the nnmo
of a now trade publication -that has onlv re
cently niado Its uppourancu before the public ,
Thn Trade Journal t lil < ( ttWV makes a spe
cial fo.miro of an ( utmidcd review ot the
different towns located In Dod u and Cumlng
county.
lion. A. R. Uo'ln. a Itftlllna attorney of
Olrcloville. O. , and E. S. Robinson of the suno
city , are spending u few days.ln the city , Mr.
llnlln Is the guest of Ai T.i'lU < otor , a relative
of bis. j } , „
The Giiaymii ! ! oranpo. which U snld to beef
of very superior nAulltyY'lt grown from
t > ocd ohtalnod from the crovo bulomtlng to the
king of Spain. Although there Is a duty of
about 'Wo n box on oriuues n great iiianv are
shltiDcd Into this country froi-i Mexico.
Mr. R. I1. Serrano , from Uuaymns , Mox. . Is
In the city , the guest of R II. llrunch. Mr.
i-errnno is a heavy Importer ut or.inges grown
In the vicinity of UuiiytitHs and docs an ox-
Umslvo buslni'fi ! > through wholesale houses In
Denver , Omaha , St. Louis. Minneapolis nnd
other western elite * . Ouuymas Is nboilt l.MD
miles from Omaha nnd Is the terminal point
of the Santa Fj roan on thoUulf nf California ,
H Is a lively town of about IO.OU ) Inhabitants.
among whom are ninny American * , fiio.iklng
about the dllTcrcncc In buslnoss motho Is Mr.
Sorr.ino lemurked that there was not a stiulu
bank In .iiiiymas or for that manor In the
state of Sonor.i. Every business house docs
Its own nankins biis'in-ss ' , and as many of
these lion BUS tire IUO yoirs old they are re
garded as moro secure by thu people than n
bank would bo.
iCIty MarkcU.
KANSAS Cirv. Mo. . March S Fi.onit
In Rood ( lomiiiKI , firm and uncliatiircd : pat
ents. $ . ' . : .u ; extra fancy , $ . ' .v04i2.23 ; fancy ,
J2.ii.VB2.1.1 : choice. # loo2.iO. (
WIIKAT Hotter : No. 2 hurd , 77o bid ; No. 2
red , cash , h-'e bin.
Cons Lower ; No. 2 , cashIKlUc bid ; March ,
I13aC ? ask 'd ,
OATS Steady ; No. 2. cash and March , 2SobId ,
Hvr.-\Veak ; No. 2. 77W78C.
KI.AX SKKI > bo. ' .
HIIAN Steady : ( He.
HAY .Market strong ; pnlrlo 'fie ' higher ;
( imitations are , timothy. &MK ) per ton ; fancy
prairie , $ ,1.5 | LOOI to chulco , J3.UO@o.OO ; low
grades. { 4..UG5.UU.
ElH Steady at I So.
HUTTKII-Scarce , but firm ; creamery , 223So ;
roll , firm to hlghnrat I4O2IC.
CIIP.KSE Unchanged ; Youiiz Amerlcn , too ;
Kunsiis. 75ilc. )
KliCKllTR Wheat , 3P.21U bu. ; corn , 27,010 bin
oats , llHi7 bu ,
Silli'MKNTS Wheat. 12,013 bu. ; corn , 23,178
bu. ; oats , 2,437 bu.
K'.uuai City Live Stock .Market.
KANSAS Our. Mo. , March . " > . CATTLE Re
ceipts. ' .DJO ; shipments. iHIS. ; The market gen
erally was stea y to strung. Sales ; Dressed
beet and shipping steers , Kl. lMQt4.ti5 :
cows unit heifers , 1.73 © I.V.I ; stockcrs and
feeders , $ : MU < ii'.ii5.
IIoiij Ujcclpts. 0,111 ; shipments , 2,470.
The market was iiulct , opening ! > c lower and
eloslntAc to lOc lower : extreme rnnc , JJ.50
sjun ; bulk , $ i.ivaioi.
SIISKP Receipts. 02 ! ) ; shipments , 400. The
market wus quiet und slcady.
London Wool .Market.
Lo.NnoN , March S. The receipts of wool dur-
In. tlm past week were ; From Now South
Wales , l.urt b.ilufrom ; Victoria , 1,732 balua ;
from South Australia , l.tJl bsles ; from West
Australia , I',45J bales ; from New /.calami'
' . ' . (117 ( bales ; from the Capo of Oocd Hope and
N.ital. 2,40i bu us ; from Russia , 1,100 bales ;
from France , hTti bales , und from various other
places , 7U.1 bules.
C'olli'o .Uarliut ,
NEWYouic. Marcli t. dotlbns opened barely
steady at ii to t.r > points down ; closed steady
at. . " > to 10 points down ; sale , " . "i.T.M ba''s. In
cluding Muicli. Ui.i,0 : : ApVll. tii.liilll.vfi : , ; May.
$ l2.7r > ai2.8l ; July. * l2.iUriiiuutember : | , 4I2.2J ®
I2.'l' . Spot Rio dull and nominal ; No. 7 ,
$11.87' } , ' " '
Cotton Mu'l-lu't.
NKW Onrr.ANS , La. . March ! > . COTTON
Maruet uusy : middles. , ( Hie ; low mid
dles. 5'io ; good ijrillnury.SKo. Not rucolpts ,
7u.4 bales : gross reeeliHs > 8,717 bales ; ex
ports coastwise , 11'JJ'J bales ; sales , ,1,600 bales ;
stock , 433y0 ; bules. - : ( (
Liverpool Markets.
LlvEiii-oot. . March ! > . .W/tKAT Dull ; hold
ers olfor moderately ; No 2 red winter , 7s llMd
percental.
COIIN Steady : demandfair.
JJACON Long cluar,43 lbs./35s per cwt.
Cincinnati .Markets.
CINCINNATI. O. , March Q.iJ- WHEAT Easier ;
No. 2 red , 0. > c.
OATS llaroiy steady : No. 2 mixed , S'J'/sSSSc ' ,
WIIISKV J1.14.
Tr.Kk-r. . ' Talk.
CIIICAOO , 111. , March. ) . Counsolman & Day
to Cockrell Uros , : Wheat opened weak under
free sulllng by the crowd on account of lower
cables und settled , mild weather. After tic
decline the market ruled dull until past noon ,
when light elearanees und generally lower
cables caused a further decline of ! je , und the
market closed /rltliout a rally , although
Nuw York and M.nncapolls reported a
good oxpart inquiry und n lioer-
er.il ninount workcQ on foreign orders.
CnshbtulT hero Is quiet and about ! io lower
all uround for sample lots. Corn mid oats were
also about lie lower to shluuors and futures.
closing ut ! iUu dcultne. 1'rovislons wore
moro active and u moderate business was
done on oiitsldo orders. Some now buying
was noticeable , based on decreasing hog
products. The local crowd continues gener
ally bearish on account of liberal stocks and
an ubBcncu uf speculation , which Is attributed
to the Hnanclul depression In the cotton rais
ing status.
CIIICACO , 111. , March 5. F. G. Logan & Co.
to J. Sands Commission Company : Wa havu
had a dull and drugging wheat market today.
May opened at U0,4u toUOUo and closed athDi c.
Cables uro dull und a shade lower , The prime
rupert Is rugarded us favorable for a good
crop of winter wheat , In no district Is there
uny winter killing , although Iho ohint In
many localities Is thin. No clearances from
Now York and spring weather all ever the
country caused a week feo.lng and free llqul-
datluiuby holders. It Is early In iho season
to conclude we have passed the danger line and
that no serious damage can overtake tliu
growing plant. Unless wo have durnago on
a backward spring wu.wlll have lower prices.
1'rossnt prices here are on a parity with for
eign values , cost and freight. Our ndvices
from Minneapolis are that the Hour trade for
export Is good , at fully better prices than
yesterday , A moiloratu business In corn with
light lluctiiatlon. Muy sold us high us 424c ? ,
closed ut 4'J'/iO. The shipping domain ! cent -
t nucs good. Thu prospects now are that re-
cclpts will bo liberal , ana with uny mod
erate increase wo will sell lo to 2c lower.
Provisions closed ut the highest nolnt of the
day. Estimated hogs : Monday , 27,000. nnd for
the week IIW.OUO.
CiilCAli ) , III. , March 5. Konnott , Hop
kins & Co. to B. A. MoWhortcr : There has
been free liquidation of lung wheat on weaker
cables , line weather anil a bearish crop report
by Prime , who Is supposed to bo able to see
rather moro dumugo than any other crop ex
port , Forulgnera take who.it freely , which Is
un encouraging feature , us It Is evidence
that they really want It und uro tryIng -
Ing to buy as cheaply us possi
ble. Homo continental cables state
that daniiigo by frost In France Is serious and
will huvo its olt'cct later on. The market Is In
shape tn rally on bullish news. Thu move
ment for thu week would Indicate little
change In the visible supply but u moderate
Increase in expected. Corn und oats show the
ell'ect of liberal sulos nf long stulf bnt the
buyeia will undoubtedly tukn It buck on u
fair reaction as the situation continues to
favor higher prices. In provisions hammer-
Ins by the bears failed tp.brlnx out but little
long stuff and there -Indications thut a
decline Is about over fertile present.
STOCKH AN1)JIOMS. )
Compluto and DomoralUliiK Chung-en Oc
curred lu tlm'Wioln l.lKt.
NEW YOUK , March ft. The stock market
again showed evidence ( lint the moving power
behind tlio lluetuatlons'lf'only manipulation
and , while the strength1onhu whole list was
very decided In the llrst hour , complete and
demoralizing changesVu'iiurrcil ut 11 o'clock
und the most positive iveuKness marked the
trailing on tlm exchange..for the lust hour of
thu session , There wcry fwo principal causes
advanced for this stidd ijj.changn in temper ,
one being the rumor loftljYpd ot the death of
Mr. Gould and the oth r'jvua the appointment
of a receiver for the Georgia Central railroad.
The former , however , .wus quickly donled ,
thu latter was known bcfora the opening of
the session und bee in oil to have no weight dur
ing thu tlrst hour , Tburu wag besldo u bank
statement which showed' u large decrease In
cash , drsplto a moderate increubo n deposits
and u huuvy expansion of loans , which caused
a reduction In iho surplus reserve of over $5-
ouo.iuo. This undoubtedly hud t > omo Influence ,
but the downward movement wus In full
swing long before thu Issue of thu statement.
Thu murkut opened with u Hrm lumper , und
the who ( i list , with the exception of thu Richmond
mend Ac "West I'olnt securities and Now En
gland , scored further Improvement in the llrst
hour , 1,11 ere being up to thut time no ad-
vantagu to the Vunderbllts , though they were
ttlil stionx. and LU.UO Shuru rose rapidly from
luO't to 14lt ! , Michigan Oentral more thun
keeping pucu with It. w.th n rise from llft to
HU on much Bmullyr business , Allthootbur
stocks of this group felt the stimulus , and
Northwestern nnd Nuw York Central niado
material gains , soiling up to tliu highest points
for thu WCUK ,
Up to nils time tbo concessions In every
thing but thu Richmond & West I'olnt were
insli'iillleant , but thut stock went down li
per cent und n tired further , wnllo Iho pre
ferred , after opening down 3Ji pur centm CM ,
further dropped to 01. In iho fucu of thu
wcuknuei lu the rcit of tbe Hit it rallied to 07 ,
but closed nt 6.1. The ecnornl ll.st quickly run
otT in the InM hour nnd hciivy short selling ,
together with the execution ot some MOD
orders , ncptlcrntcd ihc decline , l.uko Snore
dropped from 141'i to KI3 ! , Northwest
ern 121 to 1li ( , Lnckawnnnu tram IUIM
to 130' . ' nnd Delaware & Hudson IJO't to 1.17't.
whllo the untlro list was brought down below
thu list , of yesterday. Advances worn lost In
all cases nml In miiiiy addition-it fraction * ,
The onslaught win Lept up to the close and
tlm market flnlshnd weak at the lowest prices
of the day. Michigan Central was the only
stock which holil mi to any portion ot Its ad
vance , nnd It Is "i per cent higher tonlzht at
I III thumb the bid for U nt the close was ma
terially Lclow that figure. The losses , however -
over , inelmio'l Lake Shore and Delaware &
Hudson each 3 per cent , Richmond & West
Point 3t ! per cent nnd Now England and Mis
souri 1'nclllo each 1-V percent.
The following uro the closing quotations for
( lie lending stocks on the New York Stock ex
change today ,
exdlv
The total sates of stocks today were 1190.000
shares. Including : Atchlson , H.flflj ; Canada
Southern , 14 , M1 : Delaware , Imokawnnna &
Western , 4l ! ) ! Eric. 1,1 0 ; luke Shore. ! ! 0ar > 7j
Louisville & Nashville. 5.COO ; Michigan
Central , 4.45" Missouri I'ltelfle , 8.703 ; Nort'j-
western , liO.IKd : New York Central. C.80J : ; Now
Knzlaml , : ilUO : ; Kcudlnt : , 47.1)31 ) ; Richmond &
West I'olnt. .248 ; St. I'nul. 48OUO ; Western
Union , 'lTi75. !
Financial Ituvlow.
NEW Youic. March 5. The Post snypi
A pyramid built on Its anex may bo reason
ably expected to topple over when It Is
pushed. The market lorthc last few days lias
been precisely such an architectural mon
strosity. In the face of n naturally boavy
list , u proup of professional operators hnvo
been forcing the moat extravagant advances
In prices. To explain this movement only two
iiuoioslcs for argument hnvo been advanced
a stock dividend on Lake Shore and possible
consumption of dividend during the week on
St. 1'anl common. The llrst was ooubted
oven by the enthusiastic buyers of
yesterday ; of the second possibil
ity the professional traders have
exactly us much knowledge now as the most
Ignorant outsider. The renewal this moniln-
of thu crazy buying In Lake Shore and Us
companions prepared the way more Invitingly
for the beatraiders. . Thu advances of four
poll ts In this Block and of two In rsorthwcst-
crn were made In ah.Milnto Inillll'eronco to the
blow received by the Richmond Terminal ro-
or anlzcrs , which sent the stocks of that non-
corn bowling down still from the start. Only
one other factor win needed. Half an hour
before the close thu heavy uecroasoln thu bank
reserve was reported nnd then thu market
collnpscd.
l.oiidiiii Stock .Market.
[ Copyrtuhtcd ISD2 liy James ( Ionian /Jcmiet.l !
LONDON , March 5. [ Now York Herald Cable
Special to THE HUE. ] More business has
been transacted In the Stock exchange today
than has been thecasc for many Saturdays.
Luadln ; markets have presented a decidedly
favorable appcarnncu. Argentine govern-
meat bonds are unaltered , while provincial
loans have given away notwithstanding the
premium ot gold , having declined to " 40 per
cent. Homo railways met with a fair amount
of attention. The close was strong , the dis
position belli ; ; to take a more hopeful view of
the outlook In connection with the threat
ened coal strike. In the majority of cases an
advance of U to H per cent was established.
American railways have been quite active
and buoyant under the Icud of Lake Shore ,
which advanced as much as O.'i per cent ,
Canadian lines have shown more strength In
sympathy. Money has been In only moderate
demand fu Lombard street today.
Notwithstanding payments and repayments
to bank , with an abundant supply of floating
capital , short loans nave been easily obtained
: tt from 1 to 14 ! per cent. Not many bills were
brought forward. Those at two and three
montns were quoted at from H.i to IK per
cent.
LONDON , March 5. The following were the
London stock quotations closing ut 4 p. in :
Consols , monoy.'Ji 13-lfi Mexican Ordinary. . 7.IH
ilo , account UJ76 St. I'nul com S3W
N. V. , 1' . AOlBts. . . . 3 ? } < Now York Central. . I20H
Can. 1'aclUo O ! 1'gnnsylvanla & * J-H
Krle 3lf Uuudlnx VJH
Krlo xGconds 1IUSJ ilex. Central new 4s 1'2 ! <
Illinois Central. . . . IDS j
HAH Sll.vitil-U 7-10d.
MONEV 1H per cent.
Hatoof discount In the open market for both
short nnd three months bills , \ % per cent.
Amount ot bullion iono Into the Hank of
England on balances today , ' . 1.000.
Nn\v York .Houoy .Uurkut.
NEW Yoitic , Muroh 5. MONEV ON CALt ,
Easier ; no loans olTcrcrt at 2 per cent.
I'uiMi : MRKCANTibE 1'Ai'Eii 4@ " > /i per cent.
STKHMNO EXCHANGE Quiet but steady at
l.8.-/j ! for sixty-day ullls and Jl.87i for de
mand.
The closing quotations on bonus ;
llostoii Stock Market.
BOSTON. Mass. . March 5. The following were
the closing prices on stocks on tbo lloston
stock market today ;
1'limnelal Notes.
I'A ii is. March S. Thrco per cent rentes fcflf
Mo for the uccunnt.
lUi.TiMoiiB , Mil. , March 5. OlonrlnKB , 12,410-
23. ; buluncos , .8)KH. ) Hutu , C per cent.
KANBiH OlTV , Mo. , MarchS. The bank oleur-
IIIKB today were | l,4Kllt > 5 , and for the wcuk
were tU.VjT.OTO.
MKMI'IIIB. Tenn , , March 5. Nuw York ox.
chance belllru ut pur. Clearings. t'JJl,4B'J , ;
balances. fi,7i : : 0 ,
NKW OIIIKANMarohS. . CloarliiKS , tl,515.t30. :
Now York exehan.-u coininerclul paper , 1,000
premium ; bunk f 1.5'j ' pur 1,000.
NEW YOIIK , March 5-ClearluKB , 1141,015,380 ;
balance * . * I.CS7.0I9. Vat the wock , clearings ,
f 77PG'4WV1 ; balances. j.'r.oni.V.7. ?
I'liii.AiiKi.i'iiiA , I'n. , March ! > . Clonrlnt * .
JIJ.I27.1J2 ( ; balances , $ liSJwu. : CIciirlnRS for
the week ending todav wuro } ? SMI.ft : : > ti ; bal
ances , fi2.feio.87a. Monoy. 34 ! per cent.
Cim-Ano , 111. . Mnrch ft. Money onsv nt 4'i ®
r per cent. Now York exchange , ooo discount.
Stcrllmt ( v\chano iinchaiucil , Hank clo.ir-
Inss. 5HSSIIU ; for the ucok.tOJ.M.Mdl.
NEW YOIIK , March \-Tho exports of specie
Inst wcuk amounted to $ lti < 7.o.'is. ot which
HOfi0.2.V > wns pold nnd J.M4.7IVI silver. The
Imnortsot spcolo dnrlni ; thu wcu' < amounted
to * 77.4l ! , of which } IU1,720 wns golil and } ; IO-
7M si Ivor.
IIOSTON , Vass. . March r.-ClenrlnK , tii.4.T9- :
178 ; balances ji.aih.214. Money , 1H6 ( . ' . ' ner cent.
i\ehaneo : on Nuw York. rJifci.e ! dlscoitnt.
for the wcoU , fOM.Vt.VKl ; balances ,
Jll,3'M i. I'or the same wouk lust year ; ( 'lour *
-
ST. Louis. Mo. , March fl. Hunk oloarliiRs ,
91CS.\72U : bnlutico * , tl74.0ll. This week , clear-
IIIBS , * U.Y > .40J ; balances. } . ' .RU,8 ) 15 ; last week.
* 20 , : 12,857 ; balancc , * -ii\li7 : ; cloarlins for
thu corresponding wcuk last year , 121,478,010 ;
balances , * l,8'nj. ' ) : Money , Oii7 par cent.
Now York oxchangc.par ,
FOR PAIUC SI1E3 ,
TractOnVrnl Iho City AVUli Prices At-
taelied to Tliein ,
Tbo Pnrlt commissioners bold n short
mooting yesterday to consider the various
offers of park tracts in accordance with tbo
recent resolution of the council , Thcro wore
fifteen of these which were sent to the coun
cil without recommendation , The tracts
offered are ns follows ;
V , 0 , Lim try offers 1IK1 acres west and
north of Newport , near I'lorencc , Including
Vermin Heights. forfHI..Mt ' ,
U. It , bhaw and K. K. Kronen offer n piece of
ground . . , . eighty uerea. . u . portion . . of . . . which . was
Included In thu , LatiKtry olfur. lying north
ot Vcrnon Heights and Newport , at 14K ) per
ncro.
ncro.R L. llluiner offers ti > 0 ncros , aurrounilcd on
the northeast und south by llcnson's addition ,
.
The Omaha Heights synilloale ofTors eighty
norcs ot land between Umiiha llel'liis ; on thu
north nnd Central I'ark on thu south for
tdAH per ii ere. Tno 1'reinonl. Klkhorn tV Mis
souri Valley rallioad cuts through tnls piece
diagonally.
Oyrus Morton offers the south half of the
northeast quarter ot thu northwest quarter Of
section 21) ) . township I ! > , r.uro 111. twenty acres'
In all , ut 81,5-0 per ticro ; also eighty acres ot
the south halt of section 3J , township l.i , ran so
13. atJT.-jOJ per aero.
I ) . 1' . Kedinan olTors sixty ucros of grounil
west , udiolirliiR Onuilia Hulghts und Vurnon
huights. forf.ViU per acre. Also forty uurm ,
Including u portion of llar.calow's subdivision ,
south of thu ubovu oiler forV,0 pur aero.
I'liius blevers and Otto Illttorlf offer HOO
acres lying west of Llttlo I'upllllou , In section
22 , for liVj per aero.
ICraslus A. Hcnsoii and A. 1' Tuttey offer
eighty acres nurth and east ut llcuson's addi
tion anil west of Maplnton for W per acre.
,1. \Voolworth and A. J. 1'oppluton offer
what Is known as Sulphur .Sprint's reserve und
block 7 In Suipluir Springs addition In thu city
of Omaha , about nine acres of ground , for
lo'.M ) . 0 , on condition that $10,000 bo expended
the first yonr for Improvomuiils. etc.
Charles Turner proposes to eult lots 1 to ll )
ami li ! to S4 Inclusive , lu block 2 of Summit
place , also lots 1 und 2 In block 3 , West Knd
addition , for $12,000.
M. T. Patrick offers nlno acres at the north
west corner Lake and Twenty-fourth streets ,
ut an nppralsod value. i
Thn O. If. Duvls company offers thosw ? 4 of
section Si , town ! . " > , range 1' . ' , 1U ) acres , hull a'
mlle west of Kim wood. ;
A committco consisting of .lui'go L'lke ,
Messrs. Mlllnrd and Uningor was appointed
to see Mr. H. U. Clarke and offer 1 1,1)00 ) pur
ncro for the thirty-throe and n fraction acres
between Sackett street on the north , Ninth
sti-eot on tbo west and the 13. & M. tracks on
the southeast nnd cast.
I'ho board will tomorrow drive ever the
proposed southwest boulevard.
TAKING THE TOWN.
Telegraph Linemen Capture 1'ilriillin Street
nnd Tear Up tliu SldeivillltH.
At nn early hour yosturaay morning fifty or
moro telegraph linemen , with picks , axes and
shovels , were on the streets. They stationed
themselves in squads ut the several street
corners and In the middle of the blocks.
The command wus clycn by the foreman ,
and a few moments tutor bugo blocus of
permanent sidewalk were torn up and thrown
into the gutter. Property owners aloni ; the
north stdo ot the street , where tbo walk was
belnp destroyed , protested , but the protests
were of no avail , as the man In chnree
flashed his authority and urged his men on"
In their work.
Tbo authority catno from Jack Ualllgqn
chief of iho 11 ro department , and in brief
stated that the Postal Teleeraph cotppany
had received his permission to place poles
from its ofllco on Douelas street to Farnum
and Thirteenth and thence west to Eighteenth
street.
The mayor , the chairman of the Board of
Public Works and the city clerk were visited
oy tbo Irate property owners , but the only
consolation that they could give wns that
they knew nothing about tbo matter and
that they had given the telegraph company
no permission.
Dr. Miller , general manager of the New
York Life company , stated tha , it was a
shame and a disgrace but he did not know of
any way of stopping the work.
Alfred Mtllard ot tbo Commercial National
bank said that bo felt disgusted , lie talked
injunction , but when Ualllgan's permit was
exhibited bo subsided.
Other "property owners felt the same , but
they did not succeed in stopping the wonc.
In the meantime the work of elevating the
poles wont on until now u long line of addi
tional ugly poles rear their heads fifty foot
In the air along the principal street of the
city.Tho
The Postal people smiled at the anger ex
pressed by the npoplo along tbo street alia
mildly explained that they wore acting under
authority granted by u city onlclal. Tholr
intention , they said , was to have the pol s
for their own use and at the same time they
would allow the motor company to attach Its
wires. > ,
None of tbo city ofllciaU seem to know
whether or not Chief Galllgan bad authority
to grant the permit , but they are free to ex
press the opinion that no other company
could tear up tbo pavement and the sidewalk
without first obtaining a permit from tbo
Board of Public Works.
To say that the additional poles disfigure
tbo north side of Farnain strcot goes with
out suylncr , as vvlth their numerous cross-
arms they glvo that slao of tbo street the
appearance of a dead forest.
JIK.ISTH fJtO.ir JtA3I'S JIUll.f.
\Vhon a man gets religion richt his borso
soon 11 n its It out.
Tbo devil can make almost anything ho
wants to out of n loafer ,
The best time to keep awav from some people
ple Is when you are In trouble.
Tbo time when a woman bas no mercy Is
when she gets a mouse in a trap.
Wearing wigs and dying whiskers never
deceives anybody but the people who do It.
M < : n who howl at tno passing of a hat in
churcb will pay an outrageous hotel bill and
never whimper.
Tboro are some people who think the mu&lo
never amounts to much except when they
play llrst fiddle.
If everybody's cnlliren were as good as
their neighbors think they ought to bo , tbo
sun would never set.
If men would only stand up for their re
ligion llko they da for tholr politics , how BOOH
the devil would begin to run.
It is a prutty sure sign that wo have fall
ings ourselves when wo are much glvnn to
calling attention to the fullings of others ,
Miirrlitn |
Tbo following marrlago Hocuses were Is
sued by Judge Ellcr yesterday ;
Namoand Address. Ago ,
I Myron Wood ring , t'oiith Omaha. . , . . . ? 1
1 Julia M. I'hliinoy , Houth Omuha . 17
I Carl Sclinilil , HpriiiKfliild . 21
I Annie KlmisRcr , Oiniilm . 10
J K. E. I'utnum , Henbnor . DO
1 Hcrllm rainier. CiUar Illuff'I '
J Robert O. linm. Oreslnun . 21
I Mlna Hluncke , Urushum. , . , , , . 24
j Carl 1'roni , Omuha . . . 23
I Idu Lemon , Omuha . "t
An ICIuvutor Accident.
One of the heavy cables In tbo southeast
elevator of the Now York Llfo build
ing parted at tbo top of tbo building
whllo the car was at tbo first floor. -
The long , heavy wlro rope came coiling
and clattering down tbo shaft wltb a good
deal of fuss , but did no damage. Each cur
has fojr of those supporting cables , any ono
ot which , it is claimed , Is umtlclont to sup
port tbo heaviest load required of it.
I'hlludolphlu Times : Money goes fust under
almost uny ulrouinstunei-H , but ono way of
oven expediting Un uuturaUpcud Is pultliiK
it oil a hor.u.
SENT THREATENING LETTERS
Two Young Men Jnilocl by Federal Author
ities on a Serious Olmrgo. (
CLAIMED TO BE SUN REPRESENTATIVE
\Vlicn ( hey tried to Itliickmnll n Younfl
. Alan thu Postolllco OdlclnU Took
H Hand nml lltookoil
( he ( Iiuiio.
The fodor.il nu'.horlttos nt the Omntitk
postofllcs niado u vorj | lmpnrtant nrrcst
Krldny nlfiht , nnd followed It joslordny with
two more.
About two weeks ego n well known young
limn who moves hi good society In this city
rocolvod n letter Urn brought grc.it drops of
perspiration to his brow ami made his "hale
stand on end llko quills upon the f rot fill porcupine
cupine , " H road niter the following fashion |
Tlirritlened to Ktpnto tlm Vlrllln.
Dear Sir I wish to make you tlio following
proposition , mid luavo It to vonr judenionl as
to whether the conditions shall no compiled
wlthornoU 1 know all about veer relations
with Mrs. . Now I wish to say that , the on-
tlro story will hn published In the Kansas City
Sun unless you send mo 3100 to have the mat *
ter suppressed. If you will send mo a letter
contalnni : ; llvo $2u bills , neatly fo'dcd nnd
wrappud in pupor so that no one will detect It ,
the urtlclo will bo suppressed. Do not solid
thu money In a ruxlsluro : ! lottor. 1 will not
receive a registered lottor. Send It In an
ordinary letter addressed to Fred I'roeman ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
) ' . S.--Attend to this mnttnr at once or you
will : bo exposed and n marked copy of the Sun
containing articlewill bo mulled to your
mother In
Didn't Solid tlio Stiitr.
The rcclplnnt of the nbovo delightful mos *
sago hud n prolonged attack of liisoninla the
night after ho perused the contents of the
lottcr. In tbo morning ho nwoko fully con *
vlncod that virtue was Us own reward nnd
that , corrupt morals como pretty near fur-
nlshlm ; udcqilnto ounlshtnont In this world
without considering the world to come. Ho
was Just about to carrv his \vr\tcli , his best
suit and hU diamond shirt studs to the pawn
shop for tlm purpose of rmslng $100 with
which to satisfy the demands of the black
mailer , when suddenly the dastardly meanness
and unlawful nature of the case Hushed upon
him , To think in that strain wai to net and
In jusl four minutes bo was in u law oftlco
laying the particulars bo torn n friend of tbo
legal profession. "
That snmo < li\y the postmaster nud Inspector
specter Brpwn ot the postofllco department ,
were put in possession of the facU In , the
case and they began prnparlm ; the trap
which finally caught the perpetrators of tao
blackmailing schorao.
Cmiirlit by 11 Decoy Lottor.
A letter was written and 'mailed to FroJ
Freeman according to the directions of the
blackmailer and then a watch was put on to
urrbit the party who called for the letter. It
was an easy mark , showing that the
partlos wore cither very bold and rasher
or entirely inexperienced. Between 5 nnd 0
o'clock last evening u young man walked up
to the general delivery window ut the post-
olllco and asked if there wore any letters for
Fred Freeman. The signal was given , nnd
whuo the clerk was shuttling through the
letters a deputy United States marshal
walked out in the hall , nnd just ns the young
man took the letter udd rosso J to Fred Free
man the deputy tapped him on the shoulder
and made him a prisoner. It. was now tlrao
for tlio oxcosslvo pnrapiratlou to How from
parties acting the other sldo of the play.
The young man arrested gave the naino of
J. E. Wallonhaupt and said that ho had
no connection with the scheme at. all.
He declared that ho simply nskod for a letter
at thorcqucstof africndandhohadnoknowl-
edge of tbo contents. \Vullouhaupt was
informed that his story might bo perfectly
correct , but ho would bo obliged to divulga
the nnmos of the parties interested in tbo
schema or suffer himself In thiir stead. Ho
finally gave the names of VV. G , Bruce of
South Omaha nnd U. Do Joel ot Omaha as
being the guilty parties.
Two Confodurittcs Captured.
Warrants were issued for tholr arrest and
at 11 o'clock Friday night Mr. Bruce was
taken into custody , and yesterday forenoon
Mr. Do Joel was arrested.
When the deputy marshal and Inspector
Brown bccumo convinced that Wnltonhuupt
had told the truth about his connection with
the case ho was released , but will bo used as
a witness.
W. G. Bruce has been for some time em
ployed in the business ofllco of n largo pack *
ing house at South Omaha. His father Is the
European agent for the samu concern , and it
is said that Bruce comes of it family very
highly roapectca.
Do Joel is a young man formerly employed
by the Bradley Manufacturing company.
Ho and Bruca have boon chums for several
months and Wallonhaupt was simply an ao-
qimintnnco.
The preliminary examination will probably
dlvulgo the fact as to whether or not these
young men hud any connection with the
ICansas City Sun or whether they were sim
ply using the reputation of that sheet as a
club with which to extort money by a black *
mailing process.
Ilruce Alga Ilolcusnil.
Mr. Bruce stated to the United StnUu at
torney and Commissioner Dundy that ho had
nothing to do with the blackmailing lotion.
Ho stated that ho wont to the county jail lute
Friday night at the urgent request of Do
Joci and then started out to sojuro a bonds
man for his friend. Ho was surprised whoa
ho returned to his hotel and found an ofllcor
awaiting him with a warrant for hla arrest.
Ho thought that Do Joci must huvo fur
nished the Information which causea his ar
rest , but declared that bo had nothing tn do
with writing the letter. Mr. Bruce was co-
Icusod but DC Joel was bold.
Fully Kxonomtud.
District Attorney Baker has written th
following letter to the mother of Mr.Val -
lenlmunt , the young man who figured in the
above case ;
OMAHA , March 5. Your son informs mo
you ara consldorablv agitated ever his sup
posed connection with violation of ttio postal
law by sending improper mailing matter
through tlio mails , wherein W , G. Urucoand
K. Do Joel were hold to appear before tha
next term of court. Permit mo today , as per
request of your son , that your son , J , 1C. , U
not guilty of any violation of law Ho only
did an unwise thing to please u friend , that
is , ho called for a letter , thu calling of'whioh
told the story of who sent the umnallabla
matter. Your son calling for the letter led
the United States authorities to suspect your
son of knowledge of the letter to which the
one called for was a reply , but his story of
the matter was fully corroborated by all par
ties and your son is exonerated of any Inten
tion of wrong. Trusting the a1) eve may beef
of some comfort to you , I am , madam , ro-
spcctlully yours , IS S.
DoWitt's Sarsapuriila cleanses the blood ,
Incroascstha appctlloand tones up the ays-
lorn. It has betiolltlod many people who
Imvo suffered from blood disorders. It will
hoipyou.
Vmiderlillt nml ( loulil.
Rumors of a change in Union Pacilio affairs
from Gould to Vunuorbilt management con
tinue to accumulate , A railroad man on the
inside says that the Now York Central mag *
nates , who have a powerful interest In the
Northwestern , bavo been Investigating tbe
causa of an alleged fulling off in the transcontinental -
continental trutilc of tbo latter road.
Under tbe compact of IBtf the Union Pa-
clllo should turn over Itx oast-bound business
to tbo Northwestern , but It Is alleged that
Gould is delivering a largo sllco of this traftlo
to the Missouri Pacific. Some time ago Tun
IKK ! explained a schema in operation to send
truftlo cast from Omaha by wav of thu Mis-
Hour ! Pnclllu and the Santa Fa to Chicago ,
lly that deal the Missouri 1'aclllc gets 40 per
cent of tua earnings Irotn Onintiu to Chicago ,
whtlo the Norihwe&torn gets loft.
That arrangement does not rob the Union
Pacific , but it Is now asserted that consider
able oast-bound business is being diverted
from the Union Pacitlo ut Cheyenne to tbe
Doiivur Pacific , which turns it over to the
Missouri Pacilio at Denver. This Is said to
bo one of the discoveries resulting from the
Vnndorbllt Investigation.
"Latn to bed and earlv to rise will shorten
the road to your home In tbo nicies. " But
early to bed and "Little Early Hlsor , " tba
pill that make * Ufa looter auU bo'.ter nod
wiser.