6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; -ElUfRSDAY , MARCH SO , 18M.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Eitremely Sensational Scenes on the Chicago
Board of Trado.
MAY WHEAT BROKE NEARLY EIGHT CENTS
Coiifiinloii and I'Hiile Orrulcr I bun nt Any
Tlnui l\neo \ the Krrnhnw Denl lie-
tiilli of the HrtiicD lu
the fit.
111. , March 20. Not slnco lliu
( nnioils Kcrshaw ilrnl , thu collapsu u ( wheiit
and lliodrlxliiK o ( u score of llrnis Into bank-
riijilfy. ! im tlioro licun inch u sensational
Kcenu on thu Chicago Uo.ird o ( Tiado as took
place today.
The price of wheat ( or May delivery broke
7' < < * I" about that ninny minutes , rau-dtiR a
criifc of excitement In the tradlnc pit. The
"tnllcrs , l ( not the principals In peihaps the
blRgest corner e > er attempted In Chicago ,
were rruolly dumped and the outcome of the
nlTnlr apimiontly made a despei.ito unccr-
Inlntj | icthnis ) afl'tctlns ( or MHIIO time to
come the course o ( the ( jraln maiket the world
o\er
The eonftiHlnn and ptinlc were OKIeat as to
make It almost Impossible to tiado llrokers
tumbled over ono anothel In their ciaxe to
cxeculo ordiTS , ( oilKht their way Into the
crowded pit as If eternal salvation depended
on Iliuli KeltliU tln-ro iind after ptislilnir. pull-
Inj ? and almost stilfocatliM I" the crowd that
tiled In lo Its utmost capacity emeiKed Ihe
minutes 1 vti r helntc physically wiecl.ed ap-
jmrently their clothes torn away , buttons elf ,
liatfi smashed and bc.uhu In o\ery lineament
Indlc.itlons of the teirlllc stiusglu they h.id
been through.
The suddenness of the break was the most
nlnrmln ; ; feature i \\heat opened about Sic ,
when the market fill oil , but leacted and
seemed evceedliiKly stunu. It ailvinced
tlondlly lo82V , when somuii ( the blR hhoits
concluded IOCUMM a pot lion of their line.
At the liltth pi Ice of the day , CiuHhy , who Is
rejruidtd 1 > \ nnny as the kind of Iho bull
clfinu doh d out 1,000,000 1m toOrr.nnot her
l.OOO.tlOO bu to Phillips .mil about a.OOO OUO
bu. to raidrldP ) , ulxliiK 11 toth ( lUll lyshorts
In lots of lee 000 mi to Jill ) ODO bu rin'ofler-
Inirs cnmi MI nuldlj and In such unusual
quantlths that with the blj : shot is out of the
xvay Ihc miuket iippi aied as If shot thioimh
Iho heart , ami with a con \ ulsl\ shl\ei , falllnt ;
dead In Its tun Ks
Onntliiory Is that the bl break In prices
was due In iiiut , at least , | o the ( act that the
Ho.tldot Trade dhectors h.ue decided tbitt a
Morale enu rReiu y exists I'\trn emnrRpncy
houses will be crealud as necessity ptesunta
ItM-lf The decision of the dliectois was
reached last nUlit , but wnf , not Kt'iiomlly
kiiouii until shortly before Ihe break today
Many howexer , scolled , i- , tinIdei that the
hlouieu decision cut noy p'lillcul.ir figure In
the day's operations Taking this > lew. there
was a disposition to plctuie the e\traoidlnarv
upset In prices ns part of the Napoleonic
strategy or the bull tiudeis
John and Michael ( 'iidahy.tho ilch pork
jincliers were said to be at the head of the bull
clique and iiinnv othei we.ilthy Chlc.iKo and
New \orl. i.ipltallsts weio named as their as
sociates Tln > ai iiulied , It Is sl.ited , conliol
of the 11 000,000 bu of contract wheat In the
elevators here and wi te prep in-rt to iiaj for
much mote K th > people who h.i\e wheat In
Minneapolis , liultillit Louis and other
( nuld find stura e rixim (01 that amount
icto Armour \ Co and othei ilcxatoi
owners IIIIMbe < n emntjlni ! their bins jcoin ,
oats and buley In theli housi s Into Ihe holds
ofessils In the iher to make loom ( or 111010
wheat 'lluj aie nNo chartc rliiR i "ols In
MIIwauKie and eli-ewheie totomi ) down heie
nnd reci l\e some n ( the gi.iln ( lay aio lidding
themsel ese (
\\lRatcinileliourflitlnToUdo 12c per bu
louci Ihiin Mii > whiat sold at In Chicago this
inoiiilnr It can be boiiRht In M. l.ouls for
18c lits per bu . In Minneapolis (01 17c less
unit In Dnliitli IH'-c' below the ChlciKo Miluti
for Mai delivery i\en : In New t'oik , r.isli
wheat Is He per bu. below the price May wheat
Mild at bete today
Tl ese were the inducements spiirrlns up ( Cio
elo\ator pioniletors to Rut lid of everything
clsoand make additional so ice for win at.
ThoHtnniKocap icily heruordlnuilly lseiial | to
about30oOOU ( ) ( ) bu On the mix nncu dm Ins t hi !
last few days to 82 c , the top llcore of today ,
u vast amount of short wheat was bought In
and at the same time , thu "pyramid bulldets '
bounht llkoiiind , pllliiK "li all ahull' biokeifl
would stand 'I hlsclassrfsksptolltswithieck-
less enthusiasm and they alone become a
menac.0 to the successful conduct of a corner ,
as the rue was when Harper went bioko trj-
IIIK to lujjalonK a mountainous load of "tat
ters and pjramld" wheat. This Is a iljiiifur
thate\perlencid "cornerers" cuard against
by break Ing thu market and slinking out the
"tallei-i. "
Today was an auspicious occasion for one ol
those perfoimances. The May prices wort
nurked close nip to 83c at wlilch IlKiiro It l
claimed that I'ardrlduo m.ulo a prh.ito settle
ment direct with t'udahvbrokers foi 2,000OOC
bu. and private settlements were also made
for an equally largo quantity foi northwest-
irn ULUotint , The enthusiastic "lallers" o !
course , knew nolhliiK about this and continue !
to buy like drunlan sallois.
Clhiuo brokers supplied the demand and tin
market bewail tohurnk , Kennott , Hopkins .V
Co. loading thu selling and unloidln ; great
blocks. The market worked olT to SOc when li
was discovered that I'aidildgo and his follow
vis were putting out fiesb lines of slier
vheat. This was something thu clique did no
want to gl\o the bears a chance to do untl
the price got lower I'lve minutes later tin
pit swarmi'd with clUiin ) brokers , llariett
l.ampson , I'aiker , Schwartz-Dnpce , Kennett
Hopkins A. Co and a dozen oiheis opened lie
lloodg-ites Twenty million bushels wer
olfeied at once. The m.uket bioko In twi
inlniites fiom bO'iC to 75yc and at the bottoi
there was an outpouring of long wheat. Stun
loss eiders at HOc weio executed at 7uc
Instantly the clliiuu biokcrs changed ( ion
and unirtii the lend of George llenij I'arke
tuok all olfei lng In a few minutes the cllqii
luid bought back all the wheat It had sold t
break the market and lidded many million
moio ( o Its holdings , so that at the closed
business It lookid as It might stand In nbou
the same position as before , except that In th
exclteneiit o Kieat Inteimedlato Interest ha
been \ lolently eliminated.
The tight fiom now out , If such pioves to In
the case , will bo direct between the prlnclp il
of each end o ( the deal. Thu shake-out o
Mich , It may bo legauhd. was ono of th
smartest plays o ( the kind seen slneu the d ij
\\hcnAimoui was acllxoasa wheat manlpii
lator. Indeed , the action o ( the market n
minded the trade \ \islhlyotono of Ai
moor's celebrated "shaku-outs , " and but ft :
the fact that Ainioui Is commonly believed t
lie thu leading shot ! at the piesenl time , bin
Hiedso ( operatois would bo almost leatly t
swear that his was the guiding hand In today
deal.
deal.May wheat closed at 78V' , which Is about S
below yesterday's close , and about lie abov
the bottom price touched on the mornli
break July wheat sold within a i.ingo i
about lc. and leaves oil only 3c ( mulct yeste
( lay. It Isnsseitiil the cliques open intoie
In Mil } Is still 25,000,000 to UO.OOU.OOO bu , hi
bides the cash wheat It Is cauylng.
On the cm b.adei the closoof the big hall U |
stalls nothing vastalkid ol but the supposi
Keneralshlpof ( .udabv and the magnitude i
the deal ( icoige M PullmanV ! Don
and other llnanclal lights were mentlonid i
probably associated with htm for a 11o
Meanwhile there weie lively doings In pu
nnd calls , although theoretic illy thlsclas
transactions Is tabooed. 1'uts l > i May sold i
from 7f > to 7tj'u' for tomoriou andcallsat fie
BOtobOV. July jiits ) weto from 72 to 72"
und calls fiom 7.1 to 7J 'ae
Corn , o its and provisions were all we.ik at
lowei , and for the most part dull Corn shin
Bhowed less Inclination.to covet thanestc
day and theiewas some selllngou the p.ut
thosowhohad previously bought furuquli
turn , thus creating an easlei tone. IHevato
vu'rti otreilng llboi ul commissions to mo
corn fiom sioie. but slilpplng bouses s.i
that cuin-nt pi Ices were out of line. Tl
closowasul Inside prices with a netdeclli
of Sc ( loin last night. -
OntM followed corn. Thocloto was from '
to * iC bulow } esterdiy
1'rovlslons were demoralized by the sluti
In wheat. The lesiilt of the daj's opjratloi
wax ndccllmi of 27 ic In May poik , f > 7'ic
May laid and 37 > iC In May ribs. The last on
Unions weio thu lowest of the day.
Estimated receipts ( or tomorrow \Vhei
150 cam ; corn , 153 cars ; oats , 1-15 cars ; hoi
10,000 bend.
The leading ( uturos ranged as fallows t
Anrui.r ' . OW , 1-10SK. MS
\YueatNo1 ;
March. 78 T3
M y b3SI ! > < T6H
July. TJn T.'H
Cori o 2- TJnUti
llnrcli Uti IOH 4
Uur . . 4
July 4
° 4il
Mi ? . . SOU .11 JOH il
Juno SIH 81 li 30H JUH .1i
July. SO ja i
Men I'ork.
tiny. . IT CO IT l < 1T M IT W IT ;
July , . . . IT M U U IT IS IT 15 i ; c
l y . 11 40 II 40 10 m 10W u i
July. , IDJIW iu vm 10 ii 10 M lot
II U2H \l \ ir. " , 10 W 10 U ) n t
thortlllbi.
* Uy. . . 1005 OTTK IOC
Juljr a an * V t
quotntloini were us follows :
rijl'U Extremely dull ; tirlct'A nonilini
iKt'di winter patents , < 3.70 < i 4. 20 ; win
Itralgbtn , I3.304ia 35 ; sprlnit patents. (3.8
4.10 , Mri itralk'ht , t2.CUCB3.10 ; buKoi
I2.l6a2.36.
3 iprlue , 74 I27&UC | No.
nnriln ru 7lts , No. 2 rod.
ions-Hteady. „ No. 2 , 40'ie , No. 3 cash , 38i- ,
No 2 yellow , IIV , No H yellow , aO'lOnO' '
UATKNo. . 2. 20 < ict No.'J white , ( . o , h , 3G
.invi'l No 3 whlto , 3'2C ,
KtENo. . a. 47C.
llAtu.r.r-No 2 , 02ei No. 3 , ( o. 1) . , 41110&C ;
No 4. fob. 30 l6c.
Ft.AAHKrt-Nn l.tl 17.
TlMOillvSKKli-PrlniP. H.BR-EU - 40.
PoitK-MeM. per bbl , (17.07)1017.10. I.ard.
per 100 lb , 10.82i | < 3tK > HO ! short ribs sides
llooso , t'J ' 7iilQ9 80 | dry halted shoulders
fhnxodi , f ! ) 37'iB'J 60 : shortcli-ar sides ( boxed ) ,
102OuM0.25.
WillsKY-lMstlllnrs' finished goods , per gal. ,
granulated 6't < - ; standard "A.6c.
'Iho ( ollowlng were the locolpts and ship
ments for today :
Article * ItL'rclpts
Hour , \ > \ > \t \ . 280000
\Vhcnt , bu . . . . ILIOUI J7UIXI
( nrn , bu isnwo TiOOO
dflti bu . - . 3-nojj 131 , van
tiyp. liu i ouo
Ilarlcy , bu . 3T.OOO
On the Produce cxch tngo lodiv thu butter
market was llrm ! cruimory , 2Hi10r ; dairy ,
225127C. K < 5tfs'Ste illy ; strictly dosli , 14'j < ii
Out ili4 ( tr.tl i
Tin ) ( ollowliu prh-esaiobasod upon ilollvoiy
nt Mississippi river points
\\IIKAT-NO 2spilnif , 70c hid ; No 3 sprlna ,
6Hc bid ; No. 2 haul , GOc bid ; No. 3 haul , 67o
bid.
bid.llvt - No 2 , 62clild.
OvrsNo. . 2 white , 32o bid ; No. 3 white ,
31'ibid. .
Cons-No 2 , cash 30 bid ; No. 2 Apt II ,
31 Me bill ; No 3 or bolter , cash or Apill,30u
bid.
Nnork Markets.
Ni.vv VOIIK , March 23 PMHMI UL-colp'1 ! .
42 720 nkesi exports , 1,071 bills. , 10,035 saclis ;
H.iles , I'J.600 | il > K ; market moru nctlvo nt
easy | irlfi" <
I'oliv Mi u , Dull , steady ; yellow vvestcin ,
f2 052 76.
1SMteady. : . quiet , weslern , 50a,03f.
IIltl.l.v Dull , llrm ; westein , ( i ( ) 8k- ( .
11 UllI.v MALI iiU'iuly , iiilot ; westoin , 05 ®
8'i-
WIIKAT Itecelpts. Ifi 000 Int. ; exports ,
1811,000 bu ; s-ilis , 5,030,01)0 ) liu. tutures , 20S-
OOO bu spot Miot maiUet lower with op
tions moie active (01 export , closlm ; llrm : No.
2 ieil stole and cloMili i , 71V , alloit , 7614i- ,
( o b. 75'0'i67G1c. { No 1 northern , 81 'e ' < fo
HIV : No 1 hard , 84'i S5rNo 2northein ,
703i168lli- . Options were ( alily active. Mid
veiy Ineculai as folloulni ; the wide Ilin-tu i-
tlons at ( 'hli-.i o , and elmlii'S sle idy at 'jfi ? V
under jesterd iv with the cliuues ilurlne the
day 'iTf'jC ' ; ISo 2 led , M ly , 75ft7i'jc ( :
do tin. : at 76 V.him ; - , "i.liT.1 - closlm : at
7Giti * ; .Iiilv 70\Q78 1-lOc. i loslns at 77V :
Ail-'ilst , 771Bc feupli'inber , 7SJV70 1-10 , closliiK
al 7H" e
t'oil.N-Itecclpts. 10,000 bit- exports , H,003 ,
bu : sales , l.UM.OOO bu fiiluies , 41000 bu
snot S > otsdull sle.idy , No 2 60'tTr ' > 1 o In
elevator , 52c allott ; iin r.ided mixed , 60lj ©
6Vstonnu'i ; mixed , 10'4a60c ( : No 3 , I8'ru,40c
Options tteio moru active and advanced early
Vf'icwllh wheat , ( c'll'jfJ'.c with the west ,
closed weak at 'ifi'jc ' miner vesteid.ij's ;
Maich , 40 4')4c ) , cloHliu at 40'May ( , 1'J'ic.
closlnpat 48 vc , .lime , IH 'BTtl8'c. closing at
18 Vc ; .Inly , 4'ii.t40 v , closing at 40c.
OATrt-Kecelpts , 70,400 bu ; ixpoits , 8 000
bu ; sales , 225 000 bu ( uturos , 100,000 bu
spot t-pots ( airly active , easlei Options
quiet , e.islet ; May , SVjJiGG'ii- , closing at
.15'c , June , ilu'tft.iuc. ' clusliu ut .15'c ' ; sji it
No 2 vvhlti'.IOVMlc , No. 2 Chic ice , .18V ;
No 3 37c ; No 3 white , 3Qyi7,4V ( ; mixed west
ern. 37c i40' ' , < - : white westein , 3t'JU4H'c. )
HAPulily ai-tlvc llrmj shipping , 7l > 3,75c :
good to choice , 8'cfiM ' ) 00.
lloi-s Me.idy , niiiel ; r.late. common to
choice. 18 21'jc ; I'aclllc coast , ISJf l'jC.
llllih.s- Dull , e.isv.
PnovisiONS Cut meats , quiet , easy ; middle
dull , weak ; short deal , li' ( ' c. I. nil , quiet ,
lower ; western sle nn dosi'd at Ml 2(1 ( ; s lies
300 tierces at tfll2l ) , notions sales , none ;
March doiedit ill 25 ; M iv i lined nt $11 30 ;
Jnlj , J1085. ' cptomhei , til ) 00 I'ork , less
demand e isv
Htm Fit M run , : , light supply western d'llry ,
1HQ.24C ; westein creameiy , 245J32c ; Klglns ,
31'sT'.12c.
CIH-MF. MoJcr ite demand less steady
l.ddsl.aige receipts , weak ; iccelpts , 00.007
pkgi ; weslern , flesh , 15'i < 3,15'jc ; goose , 76S
ric ,
TALIOW I'alilj active , steady.
ConONHi.i D OIL Quiet , steady ; crude , 45c ;
yellow. 5U < it02e.
I'l-rnoLr.UM The market was llrm through
out on an excredlnglv small business Penn
sylvania oils , spot s lies , none ; April options ,
s lies 51,000 bbls. Opi-nliu' , 07a.c ; highest , 08c ;
lowest , G7'.c , closlng.it GSi- Mini oil , silos
none , 20"c bid. Total s.iles , 21,000 bbls.
Hosts ( lull , easy , sti.ilnod , common to
good , $1.37 < if 1.40.
TUHPEMINK Dull , easier at 33' ; < i.3 lc.
KICF Pnlrly active , llrm ; domestic , fair to
cholco , 361c.
Monssm New Oilcans open kettle , good
to i holce , fair dem mil , flim.it 307JT8C.
SUOAll Kaw , llrm , fall demand ; sales , 7,500
bags centrifugals , 'JO test , at 3 9-10 , c. I. f to
Canada nnd 500 tons Manilla logo toOreenock ,
Scotland al i qual to 2 15-10 4c.3c (01 08 test ;
leflned iiulet.
Pin IKON Quiet , steady ; American , $12.750
16.60.
Coi'iTU-Stondv , quiet ; lake , $11.05.
l.EVD Me idy : domestic , $105.
Ttv Slo lily ; Strain , $2080 hid , $2090
asked ; plates , quiet , steady ; spelter , quiet ;
domestic , If 1.25
Oiniilii 1'roilucu M'lrl.et.
Al'Pl.ia Cholco bhlpplng stock Is quoted al
$4 50.
Ilt'TTFU--Tho receipts continue light and thr
market Is very Him. Packing stock , 174M8c ;
fall to goon country loll , l8Q20c ; cholco tt
fancy countiv , 20162 lc.
H\S\N\ I'or bunch , Including crates am
packing , J1.750J2.50.
Hiv.Ns--choconavy : ! , $2.45
l'ALUOUNtCAiinvoK Per lb. , 3c.
CALUOHNIA I't-Lnnv Perdoz. , Jl.OO.
I'ltAMinnniKs Per box , J3.75.
Ct'Cl'Mllr.HS--l'oi do75c2t2 00 .
KJls--l'or ( ( dor , 13ajl3'c. '
UAMh The iei.olpts o ( ducks are largo , am
ho market rules low. lluvois appear to IK
Ired of mixed ducks , which are very slow s lit
> von nt the low prices Mixed , 75u > 90c ; led'
10 ids , $2 : mallards , f2.0iTft'2.50 ; teal , $1.
UuviT. I'lttllT Pol box , JJOO503.25
II v\-The matkctongood upland hay wn
Hiurs-Xo I groii , 4c ; No. 2 green , 3c ; No
l green , salted , 4'.c ; No 2 green , s ilted , 3V c
No 1 gtcen , salted , 25 to 10 Ibs. , 4'ic ; No !
; ieen , silted , 25 to 40 Ibs , 3'4e ' ; No. 1 veal
: al ( , 8 to 16 Ibs , 8c ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 1 ,
bs. , Gc ; .No. 1 dry Hint , 7'ic ; No. 2 diy Hint
6'c , No 1 diy'.iltod. Oc.
HOM.V Cholco to fancy white clover , 181
lUi'i f.ilr to good , l'iiJ18c ( (
l.i.vioNs Choice , J.1.60 ; fancy , $1.
Niv ; > Vi ( U.rAiiLi s Lettuce , 40c ; radlsho1
45c ; p irsley , 40c per doz ; gieen onions , 35c.
OltVMllN I'lorld l fancy , per box , $ J.50'Qi3 7J !
russotts , fl 25 ; Mexlc in oranges , single IIOM"
M 25 ; 5 to 10-box lots.J ; California iiunuit.il
mmgos $250 ; Washington navels , tl ; Now >
c.istloC.illoinli boodllngs , J2.GOri2.75 ; MK
sweets , J2.G032.75 ; Klveisldo seedlings , $2 71
ONIONS Honu gio HI , pjr bbl. , $1 2j l 5D |
per bmh'-l , fl 5'J.
1'OTVTOr.j-Cjloral ) , Jl 15til ) 20 ; westeri
Nobutsk i stock , $1 10.
I'ori.Tiiv. The m iikot Is not qulto so stron ;
as It was a ( i-w day n ago Choice hens , 8710
live ; joung roosteis , 7@-c ; old loustcrb. 6c
gee o nnd ducks , dressed , ll12c ; dresso
tin keys , 12 < iU4t- .
Sin vvMii.nitu s Per nil irt , 25U30c.
bVM'i.i Per vroi.s Pet bbl , $5 , seeds weet p <
tntoes , $ J 50.
TANOUllt.NKs In h il ( boxes , $2 7533 00.
VLAL ( Jlion-o an I smill fni vo.il-i , 7SOi (
luigo and thin , 3 ( > c
The ( ollow Ing are reported at Dun's agency
Omaha I nlled Iteal Hstato .x. Ti list con
puny , Incorpornod , capital slock , } 2,5tK,000. )
1 Oniah i , ll.ielund A. Jinsen , grain , damagt
b.v Hie.
Crdghton , Neb. , I'ox iX. Co , Implemen
sin-ceeded by I'ox.'v. ' ( iieen.
r.ihlmiy , Neb , ( i M I.jons. ( Mis. K. II ) gei
eial store , damagtd by Hie.
Hebron , Neb , Chunowlth .x. Mi-Vailiin
gioceiles , suci-eeded by Mrs J. P Tooto.
i Holdrege , Neb. , I' J Hiilnulst , Imrdwar
succeeded by Klupplngei .x Kelly.
McCook , Neb. . I'roxel x Uray , restaur.in
succeeded by C. II ( iiiiy.
Mlnden , Neb , Marsh .x , Uhllg , hardware , bin
eeeded by A II. Cl.irko.
liiiby , Neb , Henry bundernmn , grocorle
closing out toietlre.
Tecumseh , Neb. , S.i.m.x. Wheatley , mo ,
market , succeeded by Swan > x , Cummlngs.
Sheldon , la. , Palmers bhlpplng compan
fulled.
Sheldon , la , H Jones , lumber , sold out.
Mt Vernon , b D. Mt Vernon Milling cor
pany. burned out.
Scotland , b D . ( ! S.-hnotllui , wagonmakoi
succeeded by A K. Knodt.
St l.ouu MtirkctM.
ST. I.OITII , Mo , March 20.-Pt.oun
Steady wltluuit change.
\ ViihMMndo strong start but closed heai
und unsettled ' ( ® sic below yesterday ; > io.
led , cash , GHt04'4c ; May , G5Sc.
CoiiN-Dnll , closing weak. ' .a colf ; No.
inUed , cash , 30)40 ) ; Nlay. closing , 37'aia371i
OATS-Dull ; No 2c.ish , 3lkMuy. ; . 31'c.
I'novisioss-\\enk , demoralized by Chlenx
Pork , hlamlnrd mess , now , itl8. Laid , J10.7
Dry salt moats , loose shoulders , * 8.75 ; Ion ,
nnd ribs , J'J.OOitlOOO ; short. ! fl0.15lO2
buxid. 15o more. Itacon , p-icked shouldoi
HiKJ'lO'l ' Jibs. J10.604tlO.G2' , : shorl
iWll.OO. Hams , sugar eured , 13' ,
.
Ili-iTi.n rinii : unchanged.
UtCKii'TS-riour , 3,000 btils. ; wheat , O.Oi
bu ; cori. G4.00O bu ; oats , 21,000 bu. ; r
and barley , none.
, 4,000 bbls. ; wheat l.Oi
Lu.Lc."r" ' ' 15'H)0 > ( ) * " . ! oats , 0.000 bu. ; iv
DUUU UU >
UUNow
Now York Dry ( iiioiU .Market.
Nl VOIIK. March 20.- The demand ( or d
goods at tlrst hands continued modointo us r
gnrds operations ( or the spilng season , h
tlioro was a good business > i ilannels , blunke
ton " " tlunnols. ' ' The ' market " ( lrrbl * B0011 wus * without ' bllts ' " chan " '
lu auy purtJcular. There wus , perhaps , wu
deposition on Iho | mtt n ( both aecnts nnd
Jobuors to sliadp on goods especially ndalited
to current tradn and that could not well be
carried nvir , but such xupplk's are by no
menus l.iriiiHtooKsnf print * , ginghams nnd
other spndiiltli-s are U-'i than usual nt lhl
period Htapte cottons and all woolen fabrics
are In light supply comparatively , whllo many
articles still sold largely ahead. Prices were
steady to tlrtn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Knnvn City Mnrkntu ,
ICANS\S C'nv.Mo , March 20. Wheat and
rye nro iiuoteil on the basis nf Mississippi
river , corn and oats on the basis o ( Kamas
City.
\VIIK\T Dull and 'i'ftlc lower ; No. 2 hard ,
G3il03'ic : No 2 led , fl" " .
COIIN I'lrni without quotable cliango.
O \TS-\Veak , No 2 mixed , 2-jft281c.
li More actlvo nml Htm ; creamery ,
25U20C ; dairy , 18 i22c
KilosOuloliind unsettled. 120.
Cotton Market.
NMV OittR\Nfl , I.a. , March 20 ' 'toady ' :
good middling , 8 tl-ioe ; middling , 8 6-lOc ;
low middling and good ordinary , 7 ll-10c :
net tvcolpts , 2.MMS biles ; gross , J.204 ball' " ;
exports coastwise 6.46O bales ; sales , 3,700
bales ; stock , 282,310 bales.
I'utures steady ; sales. 80000 Inles , April ,
JH 14 bid ; May , $8217ts2j ; June , Js 32&
833 ; July , * S ! OnW Oi Atutlst , * 8tl ;
September , } H.3Vii8.3l ( ; O.'toboi , $ M,2Gft8.28 ;
Iocembei8,28ii8 ) ! 30.
.Muructs.
Mli.vv vt'Ki i : . WIs. March 20. Win : IT
Unsettled ; .lulv. 04V : No. 2spilng , G7c.
Coit.s-Dull : No. 3 , 30c.
( ) VTI ' ic idy : No 2 white , 34u : No 3 ,
white , b2HTC3.1'o.
llvui.mo.lc. .
lth5lc. .
t'liov ISIO.NS Quiet I'ork , May , J17.65.
Colter Market ,
Nnvv YORK , March -Options opened
film , 5 points down to 15 points up , dosed
sle. idv w\t \ 10 points up , s lies , 21 , 500 nags , In-
dlldln. March HO ; Apill.'IG 50 ; May , 1G 40
( Tlb 60 ; .IlllV , Jld'JWlll 35 ; All'illsl , $10.20 :
beplembel , * ! ( > 20dl'i 25 ; Octobnr. IIO.IS' ®
1020 ; December , $15 OVillO 01) ) . Spot Kio ,
steady , mine in-live : No 7 , t7 50.
Liverpool M irltets.
l.tvuitt'ooL , March 20 WIIKVT Hteady :
deinand moderate ; holdei < olTer modei.itely ;
No 1 CalKoinla , 6s 1 Id'ifOs per centnl.
CoitNieadv : demind modoiato ; mixed
westein , 4s 2'd percental.
I'nvs Canadian , 6s 4il pi'i cental.
Tvi.l.ow1'lno Ameilc.in , 28s Oil per cental.
rhll.idclii'.ili ( li.iln
I'liiLVDci.t'iiiA , I'.i. M.u.-h 2D. WIIKVT
Inacllve and fe.itllteloss ; lowoi , No 2 led ,
Maich , 72TBfcl73'B.- '
COIIN Options weakNo 2 mixed , Match ,
48 < fi 18V
Ovis Car lots steadier , with bettordemand ;
( utuies dull and unchanged.
Minneapolis Wheat Mnrknt.
, Minn , Maich 2' ) Pair trade
today. We.ikncs ) In ( utures elTected cash
market. No 1 northern. 07c ; No 2 noithorn ,
04c. Hecelpts , vvheat , 273 c.us. Close : Match ,
OJ'fiMay ; , Olc ; Julv " , Ol > ' , c. On ti.ick : No
1 hard uOiNo 1 "noithetn , G4'tc ; No 2
northern , GOifGlc.
Cliiclniint 1 Marki-ts.
CINCINNVTI , O , Muioli 20. WinVT Weak ;
No 2 iul,07c.
COIIN I > isy ; No 2 mixed , 4Ka41'c.
Ovrs-iisy : ; No 2 mixed , 34lJ'ii3414C.
\\iilSkY steady ; $1.17.
Ilaltlinoru ( iruln Market.
II vi.TtMOiii : , Md. , March 29Viinvr
yte-uly ; No. 2 led , spot and M itch , 73'tC.
COHN I'll m. mixed spot. J8Wl8i.fr.
O.vrsbtoiil ( ) ; No 2 whlto western , 41e.
Toledo ( .rain MarKct.
Toi.mn , O. , M itch 20. WilfcAT I.owci , dull ;
cash and Maich , O'c.
Cons leady , No 2 cash and May , 42c.
h- Quiet ; cash , J4c.
SUXJK > AM ) IIUMS.
' ' . . Union I'adlle
( 'lark'it r.flos.il to I.enit thu
Much 1'elt.
Ni.vv YOIIK , Mnrch 20 A summary of the
> laj'soperatIons In the stock m.ukot shows
that whllo theio was u prcasuto to sell the
Indnstilals the rallwajs were stioiu and In
good deiii ind v\lth gi eater or Ie-s n"t gains
The ne.ivlm-ss of the Industilnls was duo
chledy to a ( uither break In Dlstlllliu and
Cittleeedlng fiom 33' to 30'n In s.iles of
upwnds ; of about 52.OOI ) sh.uos I'lin dedlno
\irlousl ) Interpieted , but tlm consuiisiHof
opinion Isthat western houses have boon sell
ing long stok and boiio\Nlng It In this in u ket ,
Intending to Use this botrowod stock for elec
tion puijioses.
Yarlons unfavoiiblo rumors woio circulated
about the finances of the company , but they
could bo tincod to no authentic source. After
Distilling and Cattleeodlng broke below 31c ,
the other Industrlils weakened. National
Cordage fell oil ( tom03'i toG2' und Nation
al Lead fiom 4U , to 4O3 , . Chlo.igo C.is ,
bngarnnd United btatcs Uubbcr tilled com-
p.uatively steady , but Oeneral 1'lectilc
dloppcd fiom 1078 to 10G nnd closed at 1)0 8
The railway list was strong , ospeci.illv for
the gi angers , ( or which a good domain ! pie
vailed thioiighout. Ilnillngton , Northwest
and bt I'nul common rose ' ( to 1 per cent ,
while Noitbwest piedirrcd jumped I3i pur
cent to l-ll3. , rin.il quotations were within a
fiactlon of the highest despite a decrease In
Missouri I'aclllc from 51 > , to 403 on the
resignation of S. II. II Clink ( rom tlio pio-d-
dency to renew his connection with the Unloi
I'.u-lllc at the head o ( that cotporatlon. It Is
slated that Clark made the change with tin
( ull concurrence of ( ieoi go J. Gould and others
In the Mlssouil 1'jcillc directory.
The comparative dullness of speculation Is
attributable to the near approach of thu 1" is-
ter holidays and the deslio to await the out-
comu of tno April settlements now near in
hand. In somu qu.irteis It wns uaied that thu
money market would bo manipulated tomoi-
low and this dctencd the tiadeis ( torn making
extensive ventures Thu sales (01 the d'i ' >
reached 214,045 shares , of which 188 4 12 wen
listed and 25,003 unlisted The matkot COMM
steady foi the lallu.iy.- . and weak (01 Iho In
dustri ils.
The 1'ost siysIt Is not unusual ( or tlu
close of Maich to witness geneial dnlliu'--
thioiighout the m.nkots. This year the char
acteristics o ( the season are so ( ar Intenslllei
that the stoiy In pt.ictlcnlly every Impoitan
mittoi Is n story of uncertainty , hcsllatloi
and constant and extu-mu dullness "In tin
money matket Ihe ( actor Is equally Impiess
Ive. Kver.v consldeinblo biokur supplied hi
anticipated needs thtoo weeks ngo In the mar
ket (01 tlmo loans. As a lOstiltnot only Iscal
money an absolute drug In the mat ket , bu
time iiionuy has begun to waver and recodi
f i inn Its stilt rates o ( the eaily weeks ti
March and the renuikablo spuc'.iclo ' Is wit-
nesbcd o ( loaning i.ites sinking ste.idlly will
the npiiioach of tlio \n-ll qnaitoi d.ij. HI'
quite appn en t lint the lack o ( demand , rathei
than superabundanceo ( supply , has brough
about this cuilouscondltlon.
Tin.'following aiotho closin. ' oil Jlutlons o
thu leading slocks on thu Now York block ox-
chan.rctod.iy :
bid
Thutotnl sales of stookx today were. 214or
shares , lin-ludlni ; : l'bk-i'o ) , llurllnKton
Qulncy. 7,1)00 ; ChlcoKO ( Jas , 7.iOO ( ; ( . 'hcsapcal
& . Ohio. 0,300 , Delaware , t/ackavvanna A.WCS
ern , 3,000 ; hlstllllni : , 47,000 ; Kile , 3,401
.Missouri I'acltlc , 18,000 ; National Lead. 5.&OI
Natlonnl Cordage , G.500 ; New l.n laml , 0,70 <
Northern I'aelllc pieorred , 0.7OO ; Iteadln
New York .Miniuv .Vlurket.
y NEW VOIIK , March 29 MONKV o- * CALL
Kusy at : )4fl ) | ier cent , last loan , 3 per cc-n
t closed offered nt 3 pel cent.
GOVEIINMENT llo.NDS > egk'ctcd ; state bom
neglected.
u PniuB MKIIOANTILG I'APKB C7 per cent ,
u BTEIILIMU KICHA.NQE 1'irui , with uctu
irty
InnlncM In mnkcrs' bill * at ? l Nf/iJ. I fin'i ( or
sixty-day hllU nml * 4"N7V' HH for demand.
TNO cloilng lUinlnUotiiou homUi
IT H. 4i i . . "rTT fi ' "I , lTT VI dan fit M1
t' f 41 COUP . . Mt I. AS F I ) n VI 111
Ml s 4l < ri-K . , 19 H' t IMnlCon . . . 137
I'.icltlcujof "uV dt I1 0. A I' . Isti . . II7K
I nuKlinns peil 4 * VI' ' , T I * Ull , Tr llcts
103 ' I' I' It. (1 1 > . Itcts
Turin IIOIT net 100 Union I'nclno tits. . WH
Tenn noir eel Ss 100 Went Hhoro 101
lonn nor sot os It ( IV I Is
Canada So 7di | J4 ? Atch 4s
Cm t'aclllcUti. 1V. ( Atcli 5'4 , elms A
I ) A It. (1 Ists 119 ( } II A S. A 6s . . . . 101
I ) \ U ( I Is . . \ llO 9 < l.'iS IUI
HrloSd i . II AT. C. As
M K AT ( ! cn C * til AT. C ( on. ( ! s 107
M K AT ( Ion 5s S Carollnt Gs . . . liO
Vlutunt Union fin Itti' S Carolina Is
N J C IrU Cert. . _ . . . ! C llrown con
N 1'uc I U IHHt'lonn. ' old Us. . . . M
N. 1'ao 7 < ts Iim , Virginia C W )
N VV Consols do ei mat coup M
N W. Dcbon tii . . . 1IOJJ Va Con 2d. iierlos . 5)
" " " " " " " " " " " " " "
unr ta.kcii nummr"
lloHtiin stoek Onotatloin.
HOSTON , Mass. , March 2' ) . CaUlo-int , tiHWl
nor cent ; t line lo nm.liif.r.ii per cunt. The follow
ing are the closing n not it Ions on stocks , bonds
and inlnlngHharcs :
Xe \ orlt Mining Oiiotiitlons.
NKW YOIIK , March 2'1 Tlie follo\\ln are the
closing mining onol.itlons :
St. Louis Mining Stoek .
ST. I.otiH.Mo Maich 2 ! ' . I'ollottlng are the
quotations on mining stocks ;
bill
1 In inrl il Notts.
Ivsvs Ctiv , Mo , Munich 20. Clearings
$1,710,333
I'Mits March 20. Thice per cent rentes , OCf
05c fet the account.
Nr.W YOIIK , M irch -ric.illiiKs$100,314- , -
055 ; b ilances , J4,412,720.
OMVHV , March -'learlngs ( , $1,055,321 ;
same d ly last week. { OSO 20
llvi.TtMOlu : . Md , , Maich 20 CleatIngs , $2-
728,233 ; balances , J410.40J. Money. 0 pel-
cent.
CINCINNATI. O. , March 21 Money. 01J7 per
cent. New Voik exchange \ u ; dealings ,
tl 800,000.
I'liii.Aiir.M'llM , I'a. , March 29. dealings ,
m.105,053 ; b ilances , $1,700,388 , Money , 4' }
@ 5 per cent.
MEvii'iim , Tenn , March 29-New Voik ex-
chunge selling at $1.00. Clearings , J348.553 ;
balances , $150 010.
NK\V OlllE\NS Li , Match 20 Cle-u Ings.
$1,71U,1'U. New York excluinge , commeiclal ,
75c pel $1,000 ; b ink , fl.50 pel tl.OOO piemluin.
HnsTO.N , Mass. , Mircli 20 dealings , J14-
500,402 ; balam es , 11,308,719 Money , ( > DIM
cent , i\ch.ii0"e : ] on New Yolk , 10 to 17r
discount. '
ST. Lot-is , Mo , March 29 Clearings , { 3,048 -
857 ; balances , if Ih'J.JOi ) . Money , quiet at lnr/7
pel cent. Txchaiue on Now Yolk , 300 , 50o
and 75c piemium bid ,
Cltlcvdo , III , M irchSn Pie irings , $11 230-
070 ; New Yolk exchange , 30c premium.
Sterllngexcbangedtill : sixty-day billsf4 8b'i ;
demand , $4.88'i ' Money steady at b pel cent.
OMVIIA i.ivn srouii M\ticirs. ! :
Uull to Stonily , with it Doi-llno In
Value on i\oritliiin : ; .
. \VI.UMSIIVY , Match 20.
Compircd with supplies for the ( Int half of
last week , iccolptsfoi the past three day
shonn Increase of 1SOU oat I lu and . M sheep ,
while theio has been a falling oil of about
1.500 Inns.
Cattle values ruled firmer today , and theio
was a good lively tiade. Tharo were hardly
as many cattle hero ns dealers antlclpited.
although receipts weio Mimevvlrit heavier
than a week ago. I'ully four-llfths of the
offerings VMMO steers , mostly IlRhtand midltini
vielghtslth \ nothing strictly choice or heavy.
Dressed bey ( houses have been disap
pointed In the sl/o o ( receipts this
week , and were anxious to get some
cattle. On account o ( the Indllleient tone
toadvlccs from eastern m ukels thu shipping
demind was not xoiy brisk , and ( or this
reason thoio was no quotable advance ex
cept , pet haps , on the best killing grades
which sold In many Instances a dime better
than Tuesday. The good 1,250 to 1,400-lb.
beeves sola at fiom $4 00 to $1.90 , with fair to
good 1,000 to 1,300-lb. steots at fiom $4 20 to
$1.50 Common and light stull and odds and
Linls went aiound from M 05 to J l 10. It was
a good , InIsU , llrm market , and llttlo o ( any
consequence remained unsold at the close.
It was the Mime way with butcheis' stock
andcanneis. Ollei Ings were limited , the de
mand was good and prices strong. 1'oor to prime
cows and holfers sold tit an extreme i.inge of
$1.00tof4 , with fair togooil stock veiy latgejy
at from $2 70 to J3 70. There was a moio ac
tive Inquiry both locally and fiom outsiders
for rough stock and common to cholco bulls ,
oxen and st igsch inged hands freely at from
$ J.25 to $3 75. Not a gieal many calves were
olleied but the demand was good and pi ices
ruled firm , w Ith t > lies of pool to good sto k .it
fiom J3 to Jti.
In the stocker and feeder line there was nn
Improvement. 1'iesh olleitngs vvere limited
and tegular dealers did the hulk of the bujlng ,
Desirable ( eedeis with weight and quality an
wanted at good llrm prices , but common stull
Is blow bale and easier. UcpiCbcnt.Ulvo sale *
3 15
3 r.o
3 05
4 00
( i 00
n oo
5 OO
II 00
.1 15
3 20
3 an
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 35
3 10
II 10
3 40
3 50
3 10
3 45
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 Mi
3 H5
3 UO
3 00
I'l
17 ( coders 1000 } 3 75 15 steers 11SI1 ! 1 00
HIXH The matkot continues wo.ik mill
thOIOWas another Oc til 10 | ' dlop loihl ) . Ho-
oclpts weio llhctal anil thu iiu.illty gcnetnllv
( ( iiiiinon. 1'our hlilpiii'is wanted hogs , hut
only throe local houses wore liuvlng pecti-
lalors me onl\ operating In n v 01 y .small way
us Is usually the case on a declining naikct
Tliu shipping anil fiosli meat buyers tool , the
good butcher weight and honv ) nogs early at
( loin $7 to 47.in I'nckois weio vciybenlsh
anil liniiKlit light anil mixed stull voiy hugely
at ill 00 and W.O'i ultli sciitti iltiif snips down
as low as * ( > 70. The m-ii Ui-t closcil M rj li id
hill ulth about i'\cn thhiK oul of Hist lianil-i.
It uas prai'lli'ally a Jtl.'JO to f" in u ki > ( aualnst
$7 to f7 05 Tm-Mlaj anil i at ) to { 7 35 a week
today. lU-pu'stMitatlxo
I'Kis VND itorou.
2 200 4 00 1 420 C 50
I 91 4 25
Sun p-I'oui lo ids weie received , of which
bieeweie billed direct to "swift .1 Co The
Ihei loid , fallish western ewes , sold ( ol 4 20.
'here Is a veiy ( nlrdcm ind foi dcshable mut-
s and prices aie ijuutubly him. I'.ili
0 good natives , J3 71 to $5 ; fair to good
u-steins , M.50 to $5 ; common and stock
heel ) , $2.25 to J3.75 ; good to cholco 40 to
00-lb. lambs , JltoSO Itepiesentatlve :
so Av. Pr
II tailings 70 $3 50
91 westcin owes . . 78 420
Iteeelpts nnd Disposition of stoek.
OlllclalrJ-jIpts.ind ills-mttloi of stias
how n by thu bo ) ks of the Unlo-i htoek V.irds
ompany (01 the twentv-oui hoursendlng.it
1 o'clock p. m. Maich 29 , 189J-
iircrii'rs
Cbliugci MveStoek .tl.irkut.
CillOAdO , 111. , March 20 LSpeclal Telegram
.o I'm : HI.K.I Most KItides of cattle sold at
slightly advanced pi Ices ted ly. Uuseful shlp-
) lng steers usually sold fiom 5c to lOj higher
jh.in on jesterd.iy. and there weio no signs of
weakness In any branch of Ihe market \ \ Ith-
outdisplaying much activity the niovement
was f.ilily free and bj the mlddloof the after
noon the jards weie piacllcally empty Cows
jind bulls were quoted at fiom $1 50 to 74 25 ,
stockois and ( eeileis at fiom JJ.60 to tl 40 ,
diessed beef and shipping stiersat ( mm $4 to
$0 25 and Texas cattle at f'oin $2 to $1 ( > 5
Seldom Is as much as ( mm 15c to 20c per 100
Ibs knocked off the value o ( hos In the sp ice
of onu day , but the e llguies no moie than
cover today's decline. Hocelpts conllnuod
lUht , nor weio there a-iy Indications of a de
elded Incicaso In the nhn ( utuie , but p n-Keis
wanted lowei pi Ices mil they pioceeded to
establish them ThcmaiUct v\as foiced back
to fiom $0 75 to ? 7 25 foi pool to choice light ,
VHE NEXT MORNING I FCEL BRIGHT AND
NEW sND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
Jily do.tor toys it arts Kontly on Ihe stomach ,
liver nnd kltne ( s unrt 1 < n iileasint l < uatl\ ' 1 hla
drlnh h mnilo ( rom lierlw nnd In prepared for use
Itlicclled
AllrtriWKl JBellltBtsno nnd tin package Kyou
cannot get It. "und your luMrcaa for a free wimple
I.anr'Ml'nrailr Millrlnr iiuivii-i Hie bnm-l *
vnrli fla > > J n rr lor Hi Mi lipnltliy Ililsli nei rssiry
I'mpOBiils fi > r the in'i-lliin : "fii Tart ol tin
UjiiiiiliisStiitii rcnlli'iitliir } .
Pi-alt d iiniiios-ils will lioriM-nliiil by tlio Wy
oiulntr htatii llo.iril < i ( ( Inultlns anil Kndirii
until tin-1st < laj or May , 1803. at 1 o'clool
ii in of siilil day , ( in ( timlsliliin niatt-ilals am
erection < > t a linrtlmi < > ( tlmjoinlns Mali
pi'iilti-nllarv at Hanlliisoiiilii . In coin
nlinni-i' wltn tiniirov Islons ami limitations o
M-ctlinih Haml28. ) I'liaiitiT 30 , Sihslon KIIWI
1888 , tt jomlntr , and I'liaptor 17 , K'hslim J.uwi
1803Vjiiinliik' , . , , ,
1'lans , hiiei-lllcatlons ami liistrin-tliins to lilil
dels mai no Hi-i'ii .it tin1 olllt-o o ( thu boc-iul.ir }
o ( tin1 lioaiil , Cln' > i'inii > . \\jomlni ;
All lilildurs will iMjii'iinlit-d to ( urnlsli vvltl
tils or tlii'lr bids u n i titled I'hucli , p.iyubli' li
tlnintri'taiotln ) lM.ird to tlio anniiijit o
$1,000. which cliii'K v\lll be ( ort-lti-d to tin
htato In tlic i-vcut o ( ( allure o ( bidder to intc
Into cunt i u-t within Inn days ami exec-iiti' I
boml to llie stalu o ( \\joinln , : , In not lebs thai
tlio amount of lliu jinmosil o ( such person o
nuisons , which boml shall buaiiinoveU by tin
Tliu'llonrd of Charities and Ki-orin reserve
tlni right to reject any ami all bids ,
In awarding a ( ontiact profurcnco will b
Klven toniattirlalsaml lulxiror this htutu
All bids tnnst bo sealed and undorM-d , 'I'm
pos.iK ( or tln < unction of the Wjoinlnn Htat
Iienltentl.ir } "
Tor ( nrthur lnoiinatlon apply to tin ) hi-cre
tury ( i ( thu board at ( 'heymiiie. WyomliiK.
( 'IIAItl.l'.i' I'll'ltDH'K ,
H T I'AltWKI.U
Hoard o ( ( harltlt'H and Iteorn ) .
( Attest ) b. T. 1'AKWKU , ,
fcecrutary.
Choyunnc , Wyomlns , March 27 , Ib03.Ju30U7t
to ( MIII ) 17 to tl 45 r ir niltod nnd incilliini anil
to ( rum * 7 10 to $7 fni ( or Inmv y ijradi" < , vrln-ro
It eloii-d dull and veiy weak , with sotno IIOXH
led in fi
Thr > run of uln-ep wa niin-h le tlnui u iml ( or
Tne daylmt the rei-clpts (01 tln lust two days
amounted to 22.000 lirud and eller < went itn-
ablu to add nntrli inure to values. They worn
< lriiiiK , however , ul ( rom f I 26 to } ri for poor to
extra liei p and at from 15 to til Mi ( or lambs
Sales were liii i < ly at ( rom KI tolft 36 ( or nheep
and at ( rom } .V75 to } H 35 forlainlH
Hirelnts- Cattle , 12.000 lic.idi lui n , 17,000
he id , sliei'p. 8.00O he.id
'Ihe Kvenfinc Journal repott :
( . \lTt.K-ltecelpls. 12,000 head : < hlpmrnts ,
4.60O head , maiket sti-ady to Htronitt top
streri , f 1 CiOrtiS Oo , niedlum lo need , ? I 80it5 25 |
others , < t 6lKi,4 00. ( ed Texans , J4.25K1 10 ;
( at natlvui-ows and heKeis , Jj 06tl4.ll ) .
lloim Ifr-i-elpts. IM.OOO head : shipments ,
7,000 lip.id ; maiket 10 200 lower ; coinmon
and nilveil , ! 075 < t.7-J5 ; iirimo heavy and
butchers' vveUhts , J7 30ii7 45 : Unlit , $0 OOtl
r -"i-olpli. . .010 head : ililpnients
head ; miuket slightly hlghm- ; natives
' . ' -SV' ' , wl'"u'rlMI'liJ 5i To\niii ,
4.75 : lambs , ? 4 OO.tf. OO.
\vr.sniiN : PALKIXI i.\riiusrs. : :
lrt-reii < r In Hie Mnvriurnt of llogn
lor tlinVick. .
Cl.sc'tNNVTi. O. , Maii-li 20. [ spivlal Telo-
Rriim to I'IIK HH' -'I'oinoiiinv's 1 Pi ice fut tent
will say : A total of 150.00O IIORS has been
handled by western piekeis In the past week ,
eoinp.iied with 175,000 last veir.
I'liiiiilneiit points compare us ( ollous slm-u
March 1 :
New Vorlc l.lvii stock M-irke
NiYOIIK , Match ? n.--'vrn ( -liecelpto ,
811 head. I lading active ; common to nudium
glades 'ind natives fullj- lOc pi i inn ibs
higher Shipments , 1.70O ( jli'iilyi- . of beef
Kecelptsof calves f n'l hi ad Muket active
and full ) f > c blu'hei , J5OO , h DO
hunt'M ) I.VMiis-Iiecelpts 7,000 he.id ,
sin ep In demand and Him , lambs iiitlveul
( uitliei advance of ' < > pi i iiuiiiul : drissed
sheep t" > 25.7i. 25 ; clipped , il 751/125 ; Iambi
So 0ir/0.7.j ( ; clipped lambs , * ( , oo.ii 25 ; dies-ed
mutton , llrm s' O'sC ' tier Ib dressed lambs
higher al H7 | fi.c
ll < ) ( is-UiM'elits ] fi,7Ti head ; maiket steady
at f7.00i.H ( 10 pel 100 Ibs
KnnsiH Cltv l.lvi stork Murld't.
IC ssts CiT\.Mo M ncli -t'nriv.-lle- -
ciilpts , 5301 In ad , shipments , 2,7ll ) ) head ,
maiUel mine active and tcady to Mioir-
ItepiiMMit itlvo Mill'sDicssiMl beef and
shipping steets } MiOi"i25 ( , Tes and Indian
steels , W "iOM l"i , cows und heKers , t J .153
1 osto ; < kets and ( eed'-rs , JJ 5'df I J5 ,
lions ItecelptsH.Toohead , Ehlnments , 3,700
head ; market dull ami I.Vie Jilc Inuer , clo--liig
active nod strong ; all grades * 'j 2r > ic7 15 , bulk ,
JCi M5l ( ( ) ' 15
Ml mi1 ItecelpN , 1.200 bend ; shipments ,
noMcmaikct ; active , stiomt and usually lOc
blghet. Itepiesentatlve sales M 11,1 tons , if & 20
st. I.mils l.lve stock Market.
i. Loins , Mo , Miuha1)TTI.I ) : Kecelpts ,
1,5)0 ( ) head ; shipments , 1,300 head : market
ste idv : ( air to good native steels , $ .150 ®
4 ' ) ( ) , Texas ( ed steers , f.l 70 < fcl 30.
lions lleu-lpts , 5,100 bead ; shipments
1,000 head ; m.uket Ui(15i ) * loner ; heavy ,
t70UJ7.iO ( : , mixed , Su HOt7 20 ; light , J ( > UOtf
7.15
.SHU -ltecelpls , 200 head ; shipments ,
2,00tlhead ; market Him , unchanged.
ISri'iit I'fonilrto Inr \ \ o ul tl iniirictnet. .
It is onl\ quite icientlj that mamifae-
tuieis of fiunituro. vvaj'ons and wood \vork
penerallv have boconio avv.u-o of the vvondot--
fnl promise ofloml bj North O.ihiston , Tex
Diiectly tilbut ii\v to this .voting cit\ and not
many miles distant in oistorr. Texas ate
ox or 4 < UXX)0l ) ( ) ( aneb ol tiinbei. which coin-
in ises all of the high Ki-.ulo haul and soft
woods
M.in.v iiooiilonio coining in and arc now
doini ; businc'ss , but there is tooin fora pi oat
nunmoie ith rail and water f.iillitU's
for shipiiinp and 111,11 luts In all ditections
tlieio should not bo an.\ hesitation about the
otitcomo of inanufacturinp ventines Tor
fuither inrtieul.us call on or writi' D D
Smeaton , loom 17 Iliulcoibtuldinp , Omaha ,
Neb , the local aircnt. The addiess of the
homeonice is Noith Cialvcston Association ,
IJox'.l. ) ! . Miunvaiiolib. Minn
I ) . I ) TiiA/UE , II I ) . U.IOOE r. , JAS HOOOE
1'res. Vlco I'res Secy
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital Ii" .OOD ; Omaha anJ Sioux City.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks nnd Bonds.
PUIVATE
Room 212 Hew M Life Building
OMAHA.
nnrnitnxors : lo\wbtato Nation il Hunk ,
Sioux City ; Coininorcl.il National Hank.
Special attention clven to outside orders
Correspondence hollclteil
A 1'nt.TTV FACE
N the result of a
healthy | ihy lcixl
condition " llcntt ;
ty Is but nklii ( U-cii * *
yet It grcnlly do-
peiuLs on n clear
( oinplc.xU.il , ( rc
from vvilnklrs nnj
liollovT clieeli * .
llcnltli nlvvAyk
brliiRS winlth ol
Unutj A hwiltliy
Istnteof the KVctttn
coiiiw with 1'octor
1'loreo's I'nvorlU
I'leierlptlon It'sn
luodlclno plcpnltxl
for woman's nil *
menls Itciitpstlio-.eilorntinciucntsniulwcak'
nesses which imiko u-uinaii'n life inUeiable.
A wonmii who neRlix-ts to tnUe limber ox-
croiso is tiirtleularljproiw to rxcosslvo con-
cpstton , debility and n slugfilsh ch dilation.
Thin Is the tlnui vvo advise the " 1'iesci Ipllon. "
In all dcinnKtMmmts nml illsplaccmenl.s of tha
Hieclal OIKIIUS which icsult ill "kigns of In-
llaummUon , " In catr.tih-il iliVhntKPt from
the HnltiR incnilirnncs , niul In dNtressinn
IricKiilatltlcs this nuxliclno Is piuiinntec < I
to bcnellt or cure , or the money Is returnocL
1NDAPO
Till IIIIKI1
HINDOO
11. iMtCk Till. <
UISII.TS ) „ 80 IIV\M. line , nil
Si I Mills l > l rn"j riullnit VI. in .1 < - . . - -
Pan l > Mi riitiu < VVinkin , > > - l- . * '
II. nmliilliUl | l > it Mililt l < l. IK l.onl VlliilllyU
ildm j.K \ fai-llt curl , l lu > i'M pinUt 1'ilnx
91.In iiukiKi- | \ fur * . ' nil Mill , \\Htliiniuiir- -
miltn ( o cur * , or IIIIIMI ) rein 'rO. li. n t ! * ( mi ) m *
| > l Hit liil. dilillr | . | i.- ! ! ) u i ij , kmI , r mill itlm In
tl tolilniinit lMIVI-0 n.li. < lh.r tr liu li.li not
Prt II u will in hit H by lunll up. n n . lit nl lirlrs
ainililitltl rrnli-il i u\ . lot p ftri \il lri-.it llrlmlul
( Uillriil lu. , M ) 1-1)1.1.mill I'liiii , CliUnuo. III.
SOLI ) b ) knlm < V Cn Cur ulh anil Iouilns ; Sts ,
nnil J A I ullir & . ( _ i Cei Mill nml Douglas
Sts , OMAHA , M H Ivl'iull. iirlinrldcr 5Jt
llionilw.iy nnil 6 I'm' ' SI I ( H NC II DLUI-l-S.
IOWA nml nihrr Lradine r
TIIF ONLY CKHTAIN
CUUK roil
LEUGORRIIILA ( Wbltos )
! ul IVi mV \ \ iiiU-
. . . 'P ' i | 1'lolllM1. Slip-
Ill i * < d , 1'aliil il ii *
111 c t ; u In i' llriuti u
ntlinu L let liu * Ul | iltliMiuMtN , ritltliiu < H DmA
Aoinli ) lliMitlnc lit ( lliu Unchc llcni I HIT
] > itn I'nlii * , Sui IHIH Ii o ti utluii niul
ilfitri al lliMillltj p vitlM'h n ! U MM ! nntt u ) |
1-i'inulo ( Vinpl ilnt * iu-i intinviilli ( .moil by ttiU
Vdlidrrful lOliHHl ) It IH
" ' Frioiid.
"Woman's Best .
Olve iiroiuitl relief fur liiilluf-itlfiii. k.tvt-i-unit
ICIilticv 'I i utilili'H Irrltiililllty , yU-tili-i | > ini-i ,
1 i * lluile , DI//II i s , Vnitiincs4 etc iirt liiK from
Uti-i Inv-IMfonlrt s. I'lliiJJ tH ) | u-r box contain-
lii nno uiniuli tii-.ilnu-iii I IIOTI-S fur flW ) lljr
mill , pnstnca I'lild km uieli wali'il In iilnln VTIHIH
I 'r sLMid fur Kltl t : ItdOIt liMiiliinlilp l
itoiyfiiiuiii l.inlv Atri-titfi \\iiliti-il.
lldlill-s MrnlCI.M : CO. ilemalo Dupurt-
inonttlitLiiiro ) , III.
SOLD bv K'uhn & Co Cor ith and DotiRbs S ( . .
niul J A lullir&Co Cor utli and Douglas bis. .
OMAHA NLH Inl'iuld Sihncider 521 Ilroad-
way unJ 6 Pearl bt. , COUNUL ULtl I b , la
Omaha's Newsst Hotel
COR. 12TII AND HQWAR ) Ui.
< rlloonnnt $ ' > ) par ilir
It I coins nt $101 per iHr
iOItromt HUH Ilitli ntl ) ) pirlir
IU Huoim with null utlJ > ! to il 5) ) , urr
lab
Modern In i\i'iy : Itospert.
Noul ) riunlnttcfl ThriiilgUouti
C. S. ERB. Pron.
Tno nly hotel In the c ty with hot and col&
writer nnd sip mi ho it tn every roe u
'labipund dining roe n sorv ice unsuruasso. !
RATES $2.00 TO $4.00.
Special rates on application
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ofnahai
licst Cnttlo Ho nnil lu'cp nmrkot la tie ! nait.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Wood Brothers.
Llvo Stock Coinmlsiloa Merchants.
Eoutli Oinnlm Telppliono 1157. Chicago
JOHN I ) OAOHV1AN ,
WAI.THH n. WOOD , f
Mark ct Report i by mi I mil.tlrj o'JOJ.-fallr
upon appllaatlon
OMAHA
/WMINQS AND TENTS
Omalia Tenl-Awnlng Wolf Bros. & Co. ,
tOMl'A.NV.
.MnntiffirltirtTri of tent *
inuiliuIH < > iO ) und
HOItbK TOVKIH ,
70 1 - liitli alroul
III ! hnrnii'ii Mt
BAGS AND TWITS. I BICYCLES ,
Bemis Omalia Bag M , 0. Daxon ,
Importer * nml m-iM.fri - Hlcycloi aolil on munthl/
Hour in.ki burlapi
tnluo pnruuitin \ N nth
B03TS AND SHOES ,
Morse Coe Shoe Company ,
salesroom and Olllco-llur Hut III ! Howard .
1 in lory IIIU ir.'l-IISJ Howard ht
\Vo nro the ONIV Mutiiifn'-luron of llooln Bad
rlioos In llio utiito of .Ntu uBltn
A Hiunil iu\itiillon lnuxtuud'il to ull to liupocl
our now Tuctory.
Rector & Wiliielmy Lolieck & Lian ,
COVll'ANV ,
Dealer * In Inniirirjn 11
Corner lOtli nn I Jackson luec.iinleif tooli
.41 ojti HJI DoiuliB Jt.
HATS , ED. WORKS.
W , A , L , Gibbon &Ci , OnubaSareanllrJi
VVholonlo WOIIKS
Hutu , cipi , alriir g cnfoi Tiiult ) jnll iror .
Klovi'n mlltuni -'Hi Iron Ahiillun nnd tlru ai
and Hnrnojr Alt eipoi AulrojnA ( lar-
u t llt'i an I Juckson.
LUMBER
John A. WakeOalil , Cliarles R. 133 ,
liuporleitinorliinl'urt IInril oi > il u a nr
land ajm mt vtll v iii carpel * in t p ir i u ;
kooooinuut ndsulnj/ ) lloorlru
wliltulliuu Dili Hill i
LIQUQ33. MILUNtrH.
Prick & Herlwt , I. Obarnidar & Co
Impj-tiri no I jobbora
\ \ Uoloaalellquordo ilsi ut mllllnary notion * .
Mull or Idn pro uplly
1001 Parnam St. IM .ill d lit1) 3 * .