(5 ( THE OMAHA DAILY BRI3 : 1TJESDAY , APRIL IS , 1803'
COMMERCIAL AN ! ) FINANCIAL
Clump In May Wheat the Foatnro of
Yesterday's ' Trading.
CORN FIRM ON COVERING BY SHORTS
it the Opening Tlmt CerentVn n fraction
Under tlio riiuil Quotations of Salur-
diiV Activity In Stock )
nnil llomU.
CHICAGO , 111. . April 17. A slump of 3iJc In
May wheat today caused many to bollovo that
the shorts have nearly all been driven In. Thu
inn 01.1 of big settlements which were so thick
nt the time of the great excitement hut which
vt.ro so vlguiuusly denied were no doubt well
f'undid , for the cllquo seems to have aban-
( hnied the deal for the moment , at least , and
hold hiavlly of both May and July. Later ,
when the di'cicaso of neatly 1,200,000 bti.
in Die i Isihli ) supply was known , prices gndu-
n'ly iiinvcred fcomowhat. Notwithstanding
upiii-iininces. a number o'f people contend the
iirinn ! < > f the clique today was only a ruse to
iHlurr fin I her short selling nnd work another
iijtiee/c. 'I unlglil. compared with Saturday's
rlo'iliu prices , May wheat was l.UutindJtily
) if lower.
C'oin was linn on covering by shorts and
closed at an Improvement of from He In the
May fin mil to \c for July and September.
I'rnvinlotis showed declines of from 17icto !
2 , ' , < In ports , lOc to 17ic ( In lard and from
17'.c ' ii. ijiie In HIM.
ili' ' npi ning for May wheat was about ' /Jc
Jowi'i mi I IHid's declined 3c more , rallied Be ,
irreiUd Mime and Ihn close was about ' /i
Ji-Hi'i than Saturday , .luly opened about MC
lower limn llio eloping llgures of Saturday ,
liili'd weak and ptlces declined with only
Nllt-ht lltfiimthins e , rallied 'ic , lltictualed
nliailllv nnd tlieclo'e was. about ? c lower
tlntii i-ruiirday.
li'in nn * siimc short selling loporled. 'Ihe
rnlilis were lather unfavorable for liolders.
. \ | ul l.clnir qiitiled dull anil lower and
3 "iidim barges very weak. The liberal le-
ci iptsi-.Minuted foi lomnriuw were a weaken
ing fa > tor.
1.1 n : it the opening , was a fraction under
t'lo ' tiiml quotations of Satiiiilny and sold oil'
} . Tin ie weie moderate iilienngs ly tlie
ri.'vul in geneial. Tin ; demand incieased ,
v h' n thi' \ l-.ll.Ic supply leport came In with a
decrease uf 'JlK.ono lm. and started th ; ' sellers
li > buying nnd an iiilviince nf'ic ensued. The
jiilci. wi'iii hack ' c and closed ullhnnct L'liln
of fn.in 'ne ' tn 'i'1. ' ' The suiting of n parlof the
lull , lleet , with iiiillratiiins nf all the boats
K'in out tnl * week , secnu'd to act asahiill-
Js'i fnctnr. Ther.1 was a IMO I deal of May
n veied tiiilny and snme July putout.
Tliere was a good tradeliioatsaiulasttonger
feeling on tlie whole. The opening nasat
from ' c to ' 41' decline for the nearoptlons ,
nnd at a trllle advance for thedlstnnt fututes.
After a decline of 'Bc the good buying by
filmrts absorbed the ollnrlngs so lendlly that
Jiilco.s ndMineed fiom "sc to VA recession
of from ' , < to Jie followed nnd the close was
Hteadj. The visible supply decrease helped
the upward movement.
UlTcring. , of ptovlslons were moderately fieo
and the demand from all sources limited. The
recelpls of hogs were considerably In excess of
th estimates and had a dnpiossfng effect on
the inaiKot generally. Them was a slight
reaction from bottom figures , but It was early
lo.t. again.
K.sthiiatul receipts for tomorrow : \Vhcil ; ,
Mid cats ; corn , 23 I cars ; oats , 200 cars ; hogs ,
18,000 head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows :
Aim * 1.1 M. i OPIIX. | incut.
Will-Ill NO 2
Atrll. . . . 77 71' ' , ;
M.y
July
Corn > o 'i
April 43H M
41114 llTi ,
July
Ontu So. 2 -
Mny S6
, lii no
Ju'y
V.CSA Pork. .
May 111 73 10 8U 1C 111 Ili I'J'j ' I I ' .IJ
July It , tl-i I 17 0 ! ) II , S- ) ) IB S' , 17 I7H
fepl 17 ID 17 i'O 17 UU 17 UO 17 o7Jt
I.nnt-
May tl 77' ' 9 W 2 " * .I SO 0 ? 7li !
July n 7 * . ' n iut '
ID COn 0 07W io'i-Jw
tliort itibsV.
Jluy n to 42 ! Q .15 a 55
July II 3"i 9 < 0 1) 40 a w )
tcpt l ) 42 ! H M U 45 D us
Tnsli qiioCitions were as follows :
1'l.ot 1C Dull , iiomlimllv niirlinii t'd.
WiinAT-Xo. i2 Miring , foil1 Jo ; No. 3 spring ,
f. ii. I ) . . GHuil'rJe ; No. U rod , 7&i,7G > , ii ; .
OATS N'o. 'J , iS'ic ! : No. 2 hlto , f. o. b. 34 ©
E4'-c ; Nn.II wlilto , yiiiliiV.l'ic-
ttVKNo. . 'J. ML :
HAIII.KV No. IS , G2o ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 403G3c ;
No. 4 , I. o. Ii. . 3httlGV4c.
KI.A.XSKKDNo. . 1 , M. ! ! } > $ .
TI.MOTIIV Siio : : I'rlniP , ! 4.iOSl.'J2. (
I'oilK-.Mos : , pnr bill. , 1G.U510.75 ; lard ,
p-ricoilm . J.7..Ct.9.h ! ( ) ; bliort rlli sides ( loowl.
la.37tl9.0ilry.snIti'l. ( | ; ' ( > ( iiuller > . ( lo.\eili.U.2J ©
i : 't ; MKJII oluar bides ( hoxcdi , JlU.UOiii
10.05.
WHISKY Distillers' finished cornls , par gnl. .
f1.14.
SIKIAII ( Tiioliniiuil ) ; rut lonf.G'ic ; Rianu-
latrd , 5-o ; sttindiird "A , " 5 ; t-liu.
The foMinvln-i wuro tlio ivcolpts nnd slup-
tiiLMits fur toilny :
On the I'rodu.'o otchango today the butter
market was Him ; creamery , 2l/l'J8c ( ;
dairy , iM'JOc. Kggs , steady ; strictly fresh ,
15c. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oinnhn ( .rain.
The following prices are for doll very at Mls-
els.slppl river points :
WHEAT No..spring , 70e bid ; No. n spring ,
r > 8c hid : Xo , ! ! nurd , file bid ; No. 3 hard , DBc
bid.
bid.OATSNO.
OATS-NO. 2 white , 31(5c ( bid ; No. 3 white ,
BCHjo bid.
Cons No. 2 cash or April , 37c bid ; No. 3
or bettor , cash or April , 3G'Je bid ,
A sale of inocurs of corn at private terms
was reported.
Now York Marki'U.
New YOIIK. April 17. FLOIIH Uecelpts , 'JO -
Iu0pk | > . ; exports , 3.114 bhls. , 1H.540 packs ;
bales , -1.400 pkus. ; market dull and weak.
COIIN MIAI. : Dull , steady.
llVK Qulet ; steady ; western , 585i02c.
MAlii.r.i Dull , linn ; No. B , 80c.
lUlu.l'v MAI.T Hleady.
WllKAT-ltecelpts , 0.075 bit. ; evports , 127-
ni&bu. ; sales , 8.B30.000 bu. futures , 112,000
bu. n > nt. Spot market fairly active , lower ,
with options closing steady ; No. 2 red. In
Mnio and ehnntor. 7 [ > ' r < ,76Vtc ; afloat , 70V4
ft70i4cf. : o.h. 7C > ' , 774e ; No. 1 northern ,
SsXi N. ° ' l 1"1' br'f 'Hilc : ! ; No. 2 northern.
HOc Options were ncttvr and lUOlftc lower on
easier cables , Incieased receipts west , Increase
In passage , foreign selling , incal leall/.lng ,
heavy we-t and Increased area In India , clos-
i.
Anrll 10'
A\hent.iCf.i ! . l'Jbu. : corn , 3llr.iHbu. ! ; oats'
f)0. 5 Int. : rye. 78,0iObu. ; ; barley , 01,000 bu. ;
malt. li'H.i'lMl IMI. ; peas , 3. POO biiT
CdllN Ueceipts 70,200 bu. ; exports , 1,000
tilt. ; hales , 0'J.r > ,000 bu. futures , 52,000 bu snot
bliot , iiulet and easier ; No. 2 , 40"frt50c Ili
ehn-ator , DKiul'.c ; alloat ; ungraded .nixed ,
48'8 < ijr)0e : steamer \ed,4c ! ; No. a , 48&48uc'
Options declined ' con easier cables and In-
eieaso on passage , advanced fft'ie on lluht
receipts , forolL'ii buylnu' , hlKher west and local
eoverlni : . declined > . < it'4e on realizing , closed
tlrm nt 't < T/e uin May , 47'4ii48ic ( ! , closlin :
c ; June,47'e48u-clo.sliiB ! , 48icIuly ;
eloslni ; ,
(
. , ' l'JlltB' la.or' ° hu.s oxoortR. 550 lm. s
Miles , 0.\000 lm. futures , lia.OOO bu. spot
Hpots. fairly active , llnner : options , onlet > ,
ec.c ' liluher , steady ; May , 3lPft33J4c elosin-
Base : .liine.33Si.o3.134C , iosliiB 33 ' eJu ? '
a3'4K34..elo.slnK. 331. whu'i
ci No. 2 " ° 40' .
No. I ! fldcuK. , . 381-j N3. : . SC'tes N" . 3 „ ) , &
'dxed western. 37(14390 ( ; white western ,
II AV 'I'lrm , fair demand.
lloi'.sSteady , quiet.
II 1 1 IKS- Quiet , easy.
I'ltovisioNS-fut meats firm , fairly active :
middles dull , weal. ; short clear , lO'.c. ' I.ani
weaker ; western nleam closed at $10.20 askedi
Miles m-ne ; npllo.s : , sales none ; May closed at
110.10 ; July closed at JlO.'itlj yeptembet
closed in ? 1 0.30. I'ork quiet , weak
HI'TTKU Kiilr demand and llrmer ; western
dairy , lW-3e ; western creamery. 2adfJ'Jc :
western factory , ITU'-'S c : II : | IH , 'J8'40WJo.
y"ltlj' ! ' fulrly ucllvi > i l" rt
. . . . .is Steady , fair demand ; receipts , 7,1'JJ
pkss. ; western fresh , lOc ; gooe. 3UiJ35c.
TAI.I.OWDull , easy ; city i2 for pkgs.i. f.c.
forroN MJKU Oil , Qulut , steady ; crude , -U > iJ
I'KTiioi.iu'M-The market was dull and no-
elected Ihrouirhout. Not a single sale wa >
reported. 'I he only quotation WUH Ch'e hid
iinil tiHUc asked. IVnnsrlvunhi oil , spot baler
iiono ; May options , , ales uone ; I.lmnoll , sales
liiino. i."J > .e lihl. Total bales , none.
KOSIN- Dull , steady ; strained , common tt
' '
Tt'lU'h'NllMJ-'yn'lot , firm ut 3lMJ32ic. !
HICKOiilet. . btMidy ; domebtlc , fall-to extra
' - " ' Japan,4i4t- ? .
Uuw , llrui , ijulct j bales nouv :
nrtn , fairly n-llv , i fnlr ronnln ? , BIJI-I
cpntrlfupalK. 00 tcif , 3V' ' ifr Al. 4 , *
fj mold A , S J to Dsct Rtand-
ard A , 4 Iu-H > < j Vto confcctlo. ; * * ' , ! ? ;
jci cut lint , u 1-inc ; crushed , 5'i'iiu1M5
powdered , D S-lOftrjO.c ; RMIHlliltci ) , 4
6uci cubes , 6 3-
MoiAH < K New Orluiiiifi , open kettle , good to
choice , fnlr demand , firm , ut30ft38c ,
1'Ul fno.N-Stcaily , quiet ; American , 112.75
.
Coi'iT.n-rnsy ; Inko , Sll.cri ,
fiRAii-l'Inii ! donii'itlc , J4.121J.
TiN-r'Irnii Plralts , I20.soa20.90 ; asked ;
plates , btetidy , iiutct.
Oiniihn 1'rodncp 'Market.
The week openi with the market generally
nulut. The factls tlmt the receipts were so
light Hint there was nothing to create any
great amount of excitement.
Ilutlcr l.s about the scaicest article In the
whole list , that Is , good butter. There Is moro
common butter coming than there was n short
time ago , the shipments being due , no doubt ,
to the high | n ices.
Chickens are stronger and mixed coops sold
as high as lie where they contained only good
hens and young roosters. Tim supply Is very
light and the arilvals not sulllclenv to supply
the demand.
The egg market remains practically un
changed. Some seconds aie selling nt 13e , but
asldn from those sales the. general market
continues nt 134c.
There appears to bo a little moro call for
game , but It Is only In u .small way. Only that
which Is very good Is wanted and not much of
that.
Tliero were some pretty fair strawberries
arriving fiom Ml sl sippl.
I'nAR-Per H-hu. box , UOcQM.OO.
UK VNS Choice navy , f'J.30B'J.45j common
stock. * 1.90i'J.ili ) .
L'AMfoil.MA t'AHllttin I'er Ib. , 3c.
( JuCL'Mlir.ltsChoice , perdu ? . , J1.50S2.00.
HWKKT 1'oTATOK.s-l'er bbl. , 15 ; seed sweet
potatoiM , J 1.50.
UNIONS Hume grown , on orders to country ,
{ 4 per bbl. ( joiid stock shipped In from coun
try , 'M.l.V'/l.'jr > per bu.
roTATiis : - Colorado stock , $1.10 ; Wisconsin
Imrhanks HO. "Ml. Oil ! western Nebraska , OUe.T4
$1.00 ; eastern Nebraska sto.-k , 7DauOc ; early
Ohio seed , 11.25.
NKW V r.df/r A n I.KS Lettuce , 40c ; radishes
40c ; parsley , 40c. per doz. ; green onions , 20a
" 1'ii : l'l.ANT-1'er 50-lb. boxes , tl.60ai.75.
FHUITS.
Al'Pi.r.s Choice shipping stock , I4.00 < jt.2j
per bbl.
SriiAWiiKliuiKS-I'cr 21-qt. case , Mississippi
stock. fj.5u.
UllAl'l ! KliriT Per box , $2.75513 00.
UiiAMitis1 riorldti riissetls , J3.50 ; Mexican
oranges , single boxes , $3.25 : California moun
tain oranges. $ ' 2.50 ; Washington navels , $1 ;
Newcastle California seedlings , f2.GO2.75 :
Mederla sweets , J2.75 ; Hlverslde seedlings ,
* ' . ' .7rj.
KANAKASI'er hunch , Including crates and
packing , $1.7 fj'J.r > o.
( ! llAXHKlitir. ! . < I'erhnx , $3.75.
LKMONd Choice , W.OJai.O'J ; fancy , $1.002 ;
4 .25.
iit'rrKii , iiiH. ; ( ( IAMB , i-otn/riiv.
llfTriiu I'iic'nlnttstock , 10lHc ; fair to good
connlry mil , 1'J'fJlc : choice to fancy country ,
226f.Mr.
Koustienetal market , l.'l'jc.
( JAMn Ml\ed ducks , 7.rCtt1.00 ; red heads ,
$2 ; mallaids , J2.00ffi2.50 ; teal , J1.001.20 ;
jack sullies , $1.25.
I'om.Tiiv l.'holee hens , 1 Ic ; mixed cooiis ,
KXftllc ; old loutturs , 7CT,8c ; geese and ducks ,
lOBlle ; turkeys , loai'Jc. ; plseons , Jl.25iil.50
pur dolive. .
HAY The market on good upland hay , 17
In car lots.
llo.M'.Y- Choice to fancy whlto clover , 18 ®
1'Jc ; fair togood , IGIilHc.
VK.U , Choice and small fat voals , 7fflSc ;
large and thin , UTrtic.
llnslni-ss ( Jliangrt.
The following aie reported at Dun's Mercan
tile agency :
Omaha , M. SamNtedt ( Mrs. II. , ) drugs , suc
ceeded by C. O. Mockelsttrom.
Arcadia , Neb. , I/ . S. Waters , gave chattel
mortgage iff l.ooti on slock.
Arcadia , Neb. , Cass > t Son , general store ,
guvu chattel mortgage of M.3S.1.
Iteatrlce , Nch. , HuntAwiry , saloon , will
be succeeded by .1. II. Hunt/ ,
Grand Island , Neb..I. II. 1)111 , confectionery ,
etc. , sinvecilcd by W. II. Sp.ifford.
Lincoln , Neli. , L. Stlno , pawnbroker , dam
aged by lire.
Lincoln , Neb. , L"opold llurr , jewelry , gave
chattel iiinrtgiiBui for $1.0.111.
Orchard , Neb. , M. Kundall , harness , will
move to Lynch.
Sumner , Neb. , I ) . O. Wilson > V Uro. , general
store , closed on chatlel mnrtgaires of $2,2.19.
West I'olnt , Neb. , ( ieorgo KHno , saloon ,
closed on chattel mortgage.
Clinton , la. , llleman .t I'o. , groceries , con
template selling out.
Ottiimw.i , la . Itreon , t Pnshong , groceries ,
iceeeded by J. E. Itreen & Co.
Cheyenne , Wyo. , K. A. I'roctor , confec
tionery , sold out.
Hock Springs , Wyo. , Mark Hanson , saloon ,
succeeded by Larson & Hanson.
Sheridan , Wyo. . O. It. Carpenter , general
store , succeeded by W. H. Edolmor.
Ilelolt , ICnn. , Cottlo ft Co. , tailors , dissolved.
Ininan , Kan. . John Welsthauer , general store ,
succeeded by Scott Hrot.
Clear Lnuo , S. I ) . . I ) . A. Rills , restaurant , removed -
moved to I'lpestono , Minn.
lllllC'lty. S. D.Ooorgo W. llurr , general store ,
reported failed.
St. l.onU Mnrkuts.
ST. Loins , Mo. , April 17. Ki.ouit Weak
but iliicliiinged ; patents , J3.3033.45 ; extra
fancy , $3.0oa.3.10.
WIIKAT Opened ' e. lower , but rallied
slightly and closed V < l'.iC under Saturday ;
cash. ( Me hidi.May. G0"c.
COIIN Though slow advanced and closed '
fit ? j e nhovu Saturday ; cash , 3j'i(23G\c ( ' ( ; May ,
37'8c.
OAW Very dull : cn li , HOVc.
riiovisiNS--Inll ) and lower. Pork. J17..10.
Lard , ill.00/ft ! > . ( i2'j. ' Dry salt , meats , loose
shoulder' ! . J7.70 ; longs and ribs , $9.4,1 ;
shorts8J.7O ; bo\eil lots , l.lc more. Itacon
shoulders. i'J.7.1 ; longs and ribs , f 10.20 ; shorts ,
$10.00. Hams , sug.ir cured , 512.70313.75.
lliiTTr.it-Steady ; creamery , 2G32Se ; dairy ,
Uncist'i'is'-l'lour , 700 bbK ; wheat , 18,000
bu. ; corn , 110.000 lm. ; oats , 30.000 bu. ; rye.
none ; barley , none.
Sllll'.MKNTS I'lour , 0,000 bids. ; wheat , 21,000
lm. : corn , 235,000 lm. ; oats , 4,000 bu. ; rye ,
2,0001)11. ; barley , none.
IlrltMi Urn'n Trule : Itovloir.
LONDON , April 17. The Mark Lane Express
In Its weekly rovlmvof the British grain trade
says : Kngllsh wheat was In small supply and
prices have advanced Gd. I'orolgn wheat has
been the subject of ( .peculation , but trade on
Tuesday and Saturday last was exhausted and
the market was flat. The surplus stocks have
not been worked off. The overstock amounts
to 243,000 quarters. It Is feared that the mar
ket at the leading ports will be depressed by
excessive offers. The total Imports of wheat
thus far amount to 33 > ,030 quarters. The
homo deliveries amount to 88,000 quarters.
In twcnty-ono out of thirty markets prices
have favored sailers. In corn the domund Is
mainly for round.
KiinxuH City M rk U.
KANSAS Cn-v , Mo. , April 17.-Wheat and rye
nro on a basis of Mississippi river : corn and
oats on a basis of Kansas ( Ity.
WllKAT-llard , lower nnd soft unchanged ;
No. 2 hard , U4" , 0.1c ; No. 1 rod , 87tt70c
COIIN Mai ket ( Inn and unchanged.
OATS In moderate demand and unchanged.
HUTTKII-Weak and steady ; creamery , 25oi
30t > ; ilnlrv , 18CT.20V.
Kr.os Lessnctlvo weak ; 12'ic. .
KKCUli'TS Wheat , 13,000 tm.corn ; , 4,000 bu. ;
oats , none. >
Siui'MiNSS : Wheat , 10,000 bu. ; corn , 7,000
bu. ; oats , none.
.Mllwuukco Mnrlc t .
MILWAI-KHK , WIs. , April 17.-WllKT-Lowcr ;
July. G7ic ! ; No. 2 spring , ( iOc.
COIIN Moady ; No. 1 , 40V.
OATS Unchanged ; No. 2 white , 34Ji36c ;
No. 3 , 33(3n4c. (
HAIII.KV G5c.
UYF. O4'ic.
I'lioviHlo.Nii-Qulct ; pork. May , $10.70.
MliiurnpolU Wheat Mnrknt.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. , April 17. Oood trade ;
many longs selling and scalpers buying most
of It. Cash wheat fell.weakness In futures and
tliero was a liberal doellno fiom prices last
week. No. 1 northern sold at GtiOGOS c ; No.'J
northern , OOHe ; No. 3 northern , 03c.
Clni'liuintl AIiirlcutN.
CINCINNATI , O. , April 17. WIIKAT Easier ;
No. 2 red , liVtc.
COIIN- Strong ; No. 2ml\ed , 43c.
( OAT8 In fair demand ; No , 2 mixed , 322
"wVlSKY-Steady at J1.14.
riill.idulphlu ( iraln .Market.
IMlll.AllKM'IIIA. I'il. . April 17.-WIIEAT-
Weak ; No.2 red. April , 73'i i74c.
COUN I'lrin ; No. 2 mixed , April. 48Jtt49c. !
OAis-'ar lots steady bufdull ; No , 2 white
April , 30i'it40c. ( '
Tolrdo ( Iniiti .Murkrt.
TOLEDO , p. , April 17.-WiiKAT-Actlvo am
steadier ; No. 2 cash and April , 7'Jl'o.
C'OHN-Steadler ; No. 2. i-ash,41'ie.
O.yrs-Oulet ; No. 2 cash and May , 32Jc ! ; No
2 white. HUV.e.
liiilllmiiri ! dnilii .Market ,
ItAi.TlMouv , Md. , April 17. WllKAT-Weal
anil lower ; No. 2 red , spot and April , 74 } < c.
' '
I'oiiN-l'Irinur ; May , 47'c.
OATS-yulel and hteady ; No. 2 white western
orn , 41c. !
iiln : Mutter .Miirltct.
? W1I. I , ] ! ! " Aur" 17.-IItmit-Steady : :
sales , 0'JOO Ihs , at 2Mc.
AntMrri | I'ulnili'um.
ANTwnitp. April 17.-I'ETloi.iUM-12if : ? pil : (
and 12. ' , f.sellers.
.New York Dry tlnoiU Mirkct : ,
Ktw yoitii , April 17. Thu dry uoodn marUu
ononcd , without clmngo as to demand and a
. Jieorful fooling was sustained an to values.
Homo descriptions of rot ton were rather weak ,
hut chlolly ynrns of low count KJnnnels.
dress goods and silks were dultix well for the
fall season , nnd some articles on onrh havi )
beetii 'lfoly ! "l'- ' Agents reduced thn prloo
of cambrics to j /c / tof 21-J * < 'l < > t" nntl OHu for
30-00 cloths ; also rod to 70.
C'olToo Market.
NKW Vonu. April 17.-Optlons opened Ir-
rrgular , 40il76 points lower , rioted strong ,
8 ( > ao5 points down. Sales , 141,000 bags , In
cluding ! April , 14.SO : May , tl3.COi4.05.
June. tl3.4f5tl4.00j July , tlS.SftftM.OO ! Sep
tember , $13.40 ; December , * 13.4014.05.
gpotldo , dull , nominal ; No. 7 , 114,25.
Liverpool Murkots.
I.ivnnroof , , April 17. WIIKAT Easy ; de
mand moderate ! noldcrs offer freely.
COIIN I'lrm ; demand moderate.
IIACON Long nnd short cleir , 65 Ibs , , 60s Gd
percwt.i long clear , 45 Ibs. , 62s.
TALLOW I'lno American , 27s 3d per cwt.
Cotton Miirket.
NEWOHLHANS , Ln. , April 17. 1'iitures.steady ;
snles , 06,200 bales ; April , 17.23 bid ; Mny ,
$7.23 ; Juno , $7.310.7.32 ; July. I7.33O7.40 ;
August , $7.44 : Sentcmber , I7.44i47.40 ;
October , $7.47517.49 ; November , $7.6037.62 ;
December , $7.63517.54.
STOCKS AMI HONDS.
Hears Wcru inrouriicd : : by the Conduct of
Secretary Ciirllile.
Nr.w YOIIK , April 17. The order Issued by
the Treasury department on Saturday sus
pending the further Issue of gold certificates ,
followed as It was by ti rise In the rate of ster
ling exchange and exports of $1,700,000 gold
by tomorrow's steamer , showed a depressing
ollect on the stcck market today. The volume
of business wits 335,454 shares.
The action of Secretary Carlisle gave the
bears renewed courage and they attacked the
market viciously , more especially such stocks
In which they knew there would be forced
liquidations If the downward movement was
only carried long enough. Tlio most vulnera
ble of the lot proved to bo Manhattan , which
broke lli ! points to 148i ! and closed at 149.
Many weak holders were compelled to
sell out and the deellno was helped
along by reports that the crowd
reject the offers mudo by the Kapld Transit
commission. Pullman Pa'aco ' Car dropped 5
per cent , Tennessee Coal and Iron 1J4 per cent ,
National Cordage21a per cent.deneral Electric
2 per cent , Iliirllngton and Western Union pre
ferred P percent , Lead preferred 2 per cent ,
New York , Siisqiichunnu & Western preferred
ly per cent and Lead common 1'a percent.
In a majority of Instances the losses were n
polntor less. A sharp rally ensued during the
afternoon under the leadership of Now I-ng- ;
Inm1 , which sold up from 30V to 33 , but the
bears renewed their attacks after delivery
hour , devoting special attention to Sugar ,
Cordage , Manhattan and Western Union. Al
though the market closed weak In tone , prices
showed a rally from the lowest of l' per cent
In New England , 1 percent In Distillers and '
to 'i tier cent In the remainder of the list.
Missouri Pacllle , Chicago , Columbus , Cincin
natit St. Louis , Heading and the Vamlerbllls
were noticeably tlrm throughout.
Tlio Post says : If the Stock exchange had been
open yesterday there would have been wit
nessed In all probability a violent collapse In
prices. Most of the Wall street community
would have learned of Secretary Carlisle's or
der for.tlie . llrst time from the American papers
and there would have been no time for sober
second thought. The twenty-four hours of
holiday which actually followed the news was
nn Incalcuable gain , and thu result Is a tribute
to Mr. Carlisle's sagacity. A break In
stocks when the trader once moro had a
chance at the market was , of course , Inevita
ble. Prices went down rapidly and In some
cases heavily , the Instant tlial tlio gong had
sounded. Hut tliero was ir > sign of utter do-
mnraibatlon and the .scene was as far as pos
sible removed fiom one of panic. So far from
being a measure to start the ho'irdlng of gold ,
It U a measure to stop such hoarding as may
hereafter be planned. It Is , moreover , of con
sequence , and a consequent that any one con
versant with the law must have foreseen of
conditions known to everybody for seven days
past , that the federal gold reserve had prac
tically leached the $100,000,000 level.
The following uie tlio closing quotations of
the loading stocks on tlio Now York Stock ex
change today :
Atcblson Northern I'liuinu. . in'n
Adama Kxprcss . . . io preferred : .aH
Alton , ' ! ' . II 33 U. 1' . . Dun. A Gulf. . 16
do preferred I5'J ' Morthnetitorii lll'j '
American Kxpreas. 117 do prulerred 143
Daltlmoroi Ohio. . 86 N. V. Central 10li <
Canada I'uolnc 83V ! N. Y. & N. K im <
Cannila toulhcrn. . Outnrlo , V Western 17
Central I'aclllc Oregon Imp 18
Ches. & Ohio Oroiton Nav 7.S
( hlraito Alton Ill O , S. L. , V U. N 18
IIJJJ I'aclllc Mnll WH
Chlcitgo ling 67 ( i I'corla , 1) . A U . . . . UHj
CoiiBOlliluU'd Uag. . 12U | PUtsburif 154
C. C. C. * Kt 1 , 60 lullmnn 1'nlnco . . . VJV
Cotton ( ill Cert 46 ! !
1)61. Hudson ItlchiuondT'rmln'l C7 > (
I ) . L. & W do preferred 'Mh
1) . * H. O. Df 'd 51 ItloCrnnde W 21
I ) . AC. F. Co. do preferred CO
KmtTeno 31Itock Island 6)
Krlc. s < n < < t. 1'nill.
do preferred 45 do preferred 120
Tort Wnyno 153 St. I'aul A umatiA . '
( H. Northern pf'd. . 139 do preferred. . . . 1.1'8
0. I. A K. [ it'll 101 Southern I'nclllc. . . ' ,
Hocking Vnlley. . . . 23 Sugar Itoflnery. . . . I'OOH
Illinois Central 101 Tonn. Conllron. . 21
K. I'uiil &lulutli. . 41 Toxns I'nclllc
Knn. .ITi'JC. pf'il. . . M'ol. ill. Can. pf'd 21sa
Lake Krln & Wont. . "nlon riiclllc sa
Jo profcrrcil . S. Uxpruas ct :
Luke Shuru W. St. 1. . & ! '
Lead Trust do preferred. .
I.ouis. A Nnsli Wolla b'tinio l-p. : .
l.oula. A Now Al'by Jl WentL'rn Union. . . .
.Mnnhnttnn < on. . , . 143U IB
Memphis , t Cli.iVn 40 do preferred . . . . 62
Mlcutirun Central. 1'Ju Minn. A ht. U 14
Missouri I'aclllc 49H I ) . , V It. ( i
Mobile A , Ohio 24 ( Ipnernl Klectrlc. . . 1MT6 |
Nutlannl Llnsopd. .
Nntloncl Cordage , C. Fuel fi Iron. . . . HIM
do preferred . , . 104 do preferred . . . . 109
N. .1. Central 117 IIoin. k'l'ci. Con. .
Norfolk A W. p'til. . 31 To I. A. A. & N. M. .
North AiuprlcftnCn
( tilted.
The total sales of stocks todav were 335,000
shares. Including : Alcliit > on. U.OOO ; Hurllng-
ton.a.lOOi Chicago Oas , 9,900 ; Delaware it
Western. n.MHj ; Distilling , 0,000 ; Delaware It
Hudson , 0,100 : Krlo , 0,500 : Gunor.il Electric ,
4,500 : I.oulsvlllo & Nashville , 4,000 ; Manhat
tan , 27.UO : ) ; Missouri Pacltlc , 0,300 ; National
head , 10.800 ; National Cordage. 8,100 ; Now
Knirliiud , 'J0.400 ; Ncrtliern Paclllc preferred ,
13,400 ; Koadlng , 13,100 ; Ulelimond A West
Point , 3.900 ; St. Paul , 2,200 ; Sugar. 28,000 ;
Western Union , 16,200.
Now York Money Market ,
NEW YOHK , April 17. MONEY ON CAM ,
Steady at 4 to u per cent ; lust loan , 4 ucr
cent ; closed offered at 4 per cent.
PUIMI : MKIICASTII.K I'At'Kii O'/JSS per cent.
BTKIII.INII KXCIIANOI : Firm , with actual
business In bankers' bills nt t4.60 ? * for sixty
days and $4.HH' , fordemanil.
( lOVUKNMKNr Ho.Nus-Hteady. State bonds
dull.
dull.Tlio
Tlio closing quotations on bonds :
Nolca.
HAVANA , April 17. EtclmnRe quiet.
KANSAS CITY , Mo * April 17.-Cletxrlngs , Jl-
B , April 17. Thrdo per centos , OOf COo
for tlio account.
Nr.w YOIIK , Aprlf ITl-Clcnrlngi , t88,443.-
700j balances , * 5OOfJ,027.
OMAHA , April 17.-ClcarltiK8 , 11,100,699 ;
sumo day last wcok l 1,1 , 25,703.
IlAl.TlMntiE , Md.v4prll 17. flcnrltiBs , 2-
707OOHj balances , * $4 A.223. Money , 0 per
cent.
LONDON , April 17. Amount of bullion Rene
Into the Hank of lOnglanil on uiilnnoL's today ,
i' 10.000.
1'iiii.uiKt.riiiA , 1'a. , April 17.-ClrarlnRs ,
J10-10,04'J : ! ; balances , J1H2'2,223. Money ,
4i&0 } | ior cent.
MEMPHIS , Tcnii. , April 17. Now York cx-
chamie sellln at J1.50 promlum. Clearliisi ,
* 438ll'Ji balances , J173.C17.
. T. Louis , MIL , April 17.-l'learlnz * . JS.lfiS-
130 ; balancestJ30,007. Money qule.1 nt 07'J
per cent. KxulinnKo on Now York , OOe pro-
mluiii.
HOSTON , Mass. , April 17. Clearlnps , $18-
28',4CO ; balances , J2.204.8 IB. Mony , 530 iier
cent. K.\chango on Now York , 174i20o dis
count.
Niw Olll.nANB , La. , April 17. Clearings , Jl-
432,204. New York oxchaneo , commorclal ,
75c per $1,000 premium ; bunk , J1.60 per Jl.OOO
premium.
CIHCAOO , III. , April n.-ClearliiRS , $21,288-
2G3. Now York oxchaiiKu , Hoc premium.
StorlliiK oxcliutiKo NtroiiK ! J4.H01i for sixty-
day bills ; $4.8H for slpht drafts. Money
closed nl 6B.7 per cont.
OMAHA I.1VK STOCK M.VK1CKTS.
Itccelpls I.tlirrnl nntl u ( looil Uoinnnil 1'ro-
vnllcil Tor All l.liifs.
MONPAV , April 17.
Rocolpts of all klndi today , whllo by no
means oxcosilve , were considerably heavier
than a week ngci. There were nearly a thou-
Hand moro cattle hero than on last Monday ,
but notwithstanding that fnct the market was
active and stronger on everything In the cattle
line that was at all useful. The proportion of
good heavy cattle was bomcwhat moro liberal -
oral than usual , and with eastern mar
kets stronger and a good demand
both from local and eastern dressed
beef homes and speculative shippers this class
of cattle developed considerable strength and
In many cases sold 5c to 10. : hljzlior than Sat
urday , sains of KOHII to choice 1,251) to 1,500-1 h.
steers , bolnc miide at from ? 4.75 to $5.20. The
fair to ( 'ood 1,000 to l,20i-lb. ) steers at from
J4.33 to St.i'ifi were fully steady at last week's
closing prices , while the common lltlit sttllT
and odds and ends at from $4.25 down to | : ) .H5
were fully as high as at any time recently.
Tliero was n peed active movement frc > m start
to finish and the noon hour found about ovcry-
thliiK out of llrst. hands.
In proportion to the total receipts the supply
of cows was .small , not much1 ever a do/en
loads. Trade was brisk nnd prices avoraned n
shade ( inner all around. Kxtrcmo .sales of
pnortoprlmo cows and heifers were at from
$1.90 to4.25 , with the bli ; bulk of the fair to
good cows and holfors sellliiK at $3 and
better. Hulls , o.xon and Btags sold a shade
firmer at from $2.40 to $4. Calves wore
about steady , common lar o to choice veal
stock selling at from $2.75 to $5.50.
Tliero wus a fairly active trade In stockers
and feeders and prices were well maintained
on nil grades. Irosh offerings were rather
liberal , Including over 400 westerns. Country
buyers took hold fairly well , but regular
dealers were tlio principal buyers. Hales out
if llrst hands were at from $3.55 to J4.25 with
ho westerns mostly at ever $4. Represent
ative sales :
Av. 1'r. No. Av. I'r.
. 097 85 0 . 1158 M45
. 8T7 4 00 18 . 1181 450
. 5)00 ) 4 00 40 . , 1030 4f.O
. 8T)0 4 00 10 . , 1151 450
. 7C2 4 11 . 1005 450
. 920 4 40 . , 1233 450
. 9(54 ( 4 15 8 . , 1215 450
.1031 4 ai 20 . , 1051 455
.1120 4 25 44 . 930 4 GO
.1190 4 125 ,17 . , 1218 400
.1051 4 35 19 . , 1122 400
.1285 25 42 " " 1205 400
.1044 30 1112 400
. 1137 80 5 . 122-1 400
. 010 4 80 41 . , 1185 4G5
.1033 35' 43 . , 1170 405
.1042 40 17 . , 1203 475
. 032 40 44 . , 1240 475
.1278 40 4 . 1377 475
.1220 40 23 . , 1155 475-
.1150 40 18 . 1350 500
.1038 40 20 . 1340 500
.1039 45 18 . 1538 520
.10-11 4 45
SII11T1XO AND EXPOHT.
.1392 4 30 15. .1315 4 95
.1270 4 50 19 1418 500
.1213 4 05 40 1454 500
.18T.1 475 10 1384 510
.1301 4 80 70 1400 520
.13(7 ( 487
MIXED.
903 4 25 18 11CO 470
cows.
0 913 1 00 920 275
11-15 8(10
1010 300
aio 00
11(11 ( iiOO
uro a oo
tX)4 ) aor >
C'JO air.
815
a 25
ese a 25
10SO 325
10C2 385
1130 835
1143 840
1004 850
mo 850
844 300
1U03 300
1210 870
11CO 8 TO
1079 870
1100 400
8TO 850
74(1 ( 805
COO 370
742 385
1125 405
1120 425
140 500
100 600
120 550
115 550
1570 200
141K ) 290
1870 800
14SO d5
1400 325
1810 3 25
15SO 825
10 JO 825
,1520 , 835
1400 3 50
1410 850
1470 4 00
550 375
720 875
f,00 880
937 890
8SO 8 IK )
r > o. G'Jl ' 3 li.1 ' ] S- 8-14 895
14. 5(15 ( 8 70 7. 924 400
IU. 553 370 1. 030 400
0. 514 3 70 115. 950 400
i CATTI.i : .
103 feeders 1 1205 425
COLOIUDO CATTLE.
0 feeders 10T9 325
144 feeders 1003 400
! steers , hay fed ; . ' . . ' 1 lf > 7 4 25
1'Jl ' feeders 1035 4 10
2 feeders 8U5 410
Hotis The fiosh supply was the heaviest so
fur this year for a .Monday. The quality as a
rule was very fair , the ho s running largely to
barrows of medium weight. Eastern markets
were demoralized , hut with a go.xl demand
from all sources and only a moderate supply
on snlo thu trade liiirly active through
out with prices not over lOc lower than Satur
day. Tin ) r.inge of prices was comparatively
narrow trom * G.7& and ib.nu for en ion light
and inlM'il packing grndex to J7 for cliolce
heavy loads . The big hulk of tlie fair to good
hogs of all weights , liouevei- , Mild at fii.bd and
} ii.'JO as against * G.'j5 and * 7.)0 Saliuday and
40.7O toiti.BOnn last.Muntlay. Uopi
No. Av. Sh. Pr. _ No. Av. Sh. I'r.
5J. . .2IM 40 { 090
IJMX ! ; ; ) r. ols 4U. . .V J1 4(1 ( OIK )
: tj.'i\ \ ; ) 40 ti A 11. . 0 240 0 IK )
. . . . ' . ! 060 T3. . . .v > 120 OIK )
. . . . . 40 0 SO 68 . . .843 120 000
1..270 tt FO 70 , . . , SK ; ) 40 OIK )
75..215 120 0 M " ' ' 200 OPO
69..2M 820 0 SO co.'arii ! ICO ( UK )
. . . .raw 0 80 OIK )
59..SIM 40 0 SO osiliiiaii 40 OIK )
0..231 II SO rn..2iJ4 80 OIK )
10..2JV , C 80 M..837 OPO
, , , , ! | 0 bO 77.a : > y 100 OIK )
14..210 OSO 45..S.VJ CCO
18..2.M 0 80 71. . . .270 80 0921 $
59..220 ICO 0 80 11S..8W : OP2 > 4
T3..203 IfOW 0 85 71..828 120 OWij
01. . . .270 W ) 0 85 73..2CO 095
07..254 80 0 85 ( V4..2SO OP5
CO..248 240 0 85 79.15 240 OP5
7iJ..80i : 100 0 85 OS..243 bO OP5
0-1..240 40 0 85 120 OP5
89..2.T3 80 085 ! ! ! ! 40 700
07..251 240 0 87 > < 04..271 80 700
CO..241 0 PO
1'lns AXC itOVOlt.
I..RSO a no 4..4i'pO 200 CM
1..24I ) 400 1..2CO 40 OM
15. . . . 147 80 OIK )
Piinni1 V'otir loads worn refolvcd , of wlili-h
only three wcru olTered for sale , one heliiu
hilled direct to n loral Ulllor. llverytliincvold
hlKh , IniyiTs heliiK iinvlom I'lunm'li for Ihn
stock to pay rlnht up CO | D to I'lilraKo prlren
for tlii'iii. Western wethers , nveniKliiK HID
lls. , liiotialit tr > .M ) ; Mime 81-11) . Mexican year-
HIIB * . * 5.4O , and lamlis , botli natl\e and west
ern , $ r > . Tin1 demand Is very active. It has
npvor licen nuire indent than at iire.scnt , nnd
If the sheet ) are In the country tills Is when1 to
ship them. Prices are ( | iintalily all of a dime-
higher than last week. 1'ulr to coed natives ,
M.OOilD.OU ; fair to Rood westerns , f3.7DUu.rjO :
common mil stock Micop , ? 2.r > OTl4.U > ; L-IKM !
tocliolce 40 to lOO-lb. lambs , $4.&OtiU.25. Hop-
resi-iitiitlvc sales :
No. Av. Pr.
211 Mexican yearlings 81 J5 40
171 western wethers lO'.t 5 50
47 native lambs 08 COO
239 Mexican lambs 01 0 00
ICorelpt * anil lllipnMtlnn of Mock.
Ofllclal recolnts and disposition of stock as
shown by the hooks of the Union Stock Yards
company for the forly-el ht hours ending at
D o'clock p. in. , April 17 , 1803.
IIKCKIl'TS ,
DISI'IHITION .
ie.'iBii l.lvo Stoelt .Miirld't.
, 111. , April 17. The KvenliiK Jour
nal reports :
I'ATTi.i : Kecelpts. 14,000 brad : slilpment" ,
4,000 head ; market strong to a trlllo hlilier ;
prime steers , t.-i.fiOQG.OO ; others. $4.30S5.30j
Tuns , urass , $2.0(1 ( ; cows , 42.0033. HO.
Hoos-Keeelpts , 2'J,000 head ; shipments ,
1,000 bead ; market 20S23i' lower ; mixed.
$0.90517.10 ; heavy , 57.10&7.25 ; light , I5.G05S
HIIKKI > Kocclpts 000 head ; Ehlpments ,
000 head ; market active , strong ; native ewes ,
J4.80S5.25 ; mixed , J5.00ft5.50 ; western' . ,
strotiK to 10i lilclier ; native lambs , $5.75 ®
0.03 ; wethers , 85.35Q5.75 ; Texaus , 84.COS4
( 'lt.v l.lvo Mock Market.
KANSAB CITY , -Mo. , April 17. CATTI.K Hn-
celits , 3,000 head ; shipments , 3,300 liead.
! teors generally steady to strong ; ,
> S < 10o higher ; cows steady ; Texas and
Indian e.attlo strong to 5r higher ; stockers -
ers and feeders dull , the best lioliiR
steady and poor ; stocliers weak and lower
mil neglected. Dressed beef and hhlpplnt ;
Rteor . $3.joa5.05 ; Texas and Indian Moors ,
$2.00a4.2.v i-o s ami heifers , $2.0oai.l5 ;
stockers and feeders , 41. 76ft$4. 70.
I lees HeeeIts.tilO | : ( ) lieadslilnmpnts,2SOn ; ;
lead ; market l."ii.2.V ( lower ; ranKefU.50S,7.10 ;
bulk , ifi.HOHO.Uo.
HIIIII'ISeceipts : : , 5,400 head ; sliiments. | COO
lead ; market les'j active , yet prices were
steady to strong. _
St. I , mm l.ivo Stock .Mnrkpt.
PT. I.ouis , Mo. , Anill 17. CATTI.I : Receipts.
)00 ) head ; shlpnients , 100 head ; market
tinner , very few natives on sale ; fair to coed
would britiR $3.25ft4.75 ; choloe , t4.H02l5.10 ;
fed Texas steers sold at $3.onat.OO.
IlOOS Krculptx , 4,100 liead ; shipments. 100
icad ; heavy , $0.70167. 1U ; packing , $ G.40a
G.90 ; llRlit , $0.50iG.HO. (
SlIEEl' Kecelpts , 2,100 head ; shipments ,
lone , The supjily was mostly clipped Texans ,
which brought # 1.70.
o
D. IJ KIIAZEE , II. D. IIOOCIE r. , JAS P noonesi.
1'roa , VIce I'res Kocy JcTrou
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital $2 : > .000 ; Omaha unil Sioux City.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
PRIVATE WlHEi
Room 212 U ! Life Mding
OMAHA ,
S : Iowa State National Hank ,
Sioux City ; Couimurclal National Hank.
Umuna.
Special attention given to outsldo orderss
Corresponuonuo sollcltoJ
Hoportcd at tlio Health Ofllce.
Diphtheria Is reported at the Walnut II111
railway station.
Births Son , Mr. anil Mrs. .lames Akrlca ,
Twelfth and I'ieruo ; daughter , Mr. and Mrs.
John Jiclcoy , Sixteenth and Marthason ; , Mr.
and Mrs. John Ilollingworth , 1410 Jackson ;
son Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson , Eleventh
and Clnrk ; daughter , Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Daly. 1523 North Eighteenth ; 'daughter ' , Mr.
and Mrs. U A. ISrandhoefcr , 2710 Urlstol ;
daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Koseberg ,
4010 Ohio.
Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure tliciu.
City Hull Opening.
The grand opening of the city hall will not
take place until the building has been en
tirely completed and accented by the city
from Contractor Coots. This will delay the
opening until about the first of Juno , as thu
structure will not ho in readiness to uo
turned over to the city until the latter part
of next month.
DlHCiissed th Labor OiH'sti'in.
The Omaha Ministerial association mot at
ICount/o Memorial church yesterday in
A "FI.OWCUY" MECTINQ
Society In Carlsbad ia up early in tlio
morning. TlioVntejs , as well as the
Carlsbad Sprmk'l Halt , net best when
taken very on rly in the inurniiiK. before
lircnkfnst. Tlio Waters of Carlsbad , ns
well us tlio Spntdcl ftolt , nro of great
bonellt in IfnbiUinl Crnclipatinn. Cbronio
Catarrh of the .Stomach , 1'y.spepnia , Liver
dial Kidney troubM. ! You can increase-
I tlio notion of the water b.- adding n liltlu
of the Spnulol Salt to it. Obtain the
Ht'jniiiu' , which must lii\o ; tlio fiinaturo (
( , t' " liicniT fc > rciJili-lsr.l Co. , .igClltS ,
York , " on every botbf
which the labor qiiestion was dfsctmcil txt
loiifith Hov C .1. Powell of the llillsdalo
C'onprPiKitlonnl chum h road an interesting
paper on the stibipct and other ministers
Joined in the dlsaisMim tlmt followed. It
was the general expression tli.it a social
crisis was fast growing otitof the differi-ncos
between capital and moor and that the only
key to thodinicuity was to bo found In the
golden rule.
Accused of Itolibrrv.
"Shorty" Powers , arrested for lighting
Saturday night , was Identified by Jnmes
Owens , the Iowa farmer from Olen-
wood , as the party who had relieved him of
his loose cash nnd watch and chain at the
United States hotel on Tenth and Doug
las streets last Thursday evening.
Powers stated that Owens had applied
for lodplngs at the house and , being
badly intoxicated , himself and a com
panion of his , Dan Collins , hml taken
pity on the farmer and gently laid
him down for a peaceful night's repose. if
ho had committed the deed , he said , ho
would have left town Immediately as he
had read a full account of It next day In Tin :
HUE. Not taking his departure from the
city when he knew that ho was wanted ,
he opined , was a point in his favor.
Til El' 0/1 A" T KSCAPL' .
ihe liver when nctivo lit the
watch-do of the system the
destroyer of perms tnul impuri
ties. Die truth Is : ninetv-iiine
out of every hundred din-uses
bepin with a sliiL lsh liver. A
Blight cold or chill may amount
to something serious. If you
correct the liver you'll cure the
cold. Dr. Plerce's Pleasant Pel
lets rouse the liver to vigor
ous action. After dinner ,
if you're bilious , take one
of these tiny , siiL'nr-coated
relicts. Take them when
you have wind or pain in
stomach , giddiness , full
ness , loss of appetite , or
when you suffer fVotn cos-
tivcness , indigestion , sicker
or bilious headaches.
The makers tnke the risk
of their beliclltiiiK you. If
they're not satist'ar-tory ,
your money Is refunded.
Can you ask more ?
Every Month
many women mlTcr from Bxccnlve or
Stunt Minitruktlan ) they don't know
who to confide In to get proper * dvlca ,
Don't confide In anybody but try
EradflelcTo
ft Spaclflo lor PAINFUL , PROFUSE.
SCANTY , SUPPRESSED nnd IRREGULAR
MENSTRUATION.
Hook to "WOMAN"
mailed frtt.
DRADFICLD REGULATOR CO. , AtlinU , Oa.
Hold by all DriiBtlilt.
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Troth odtr < 'ifin mortvtu
NIMI ones i. rml f for oin
mtiii < > ilaT ivrfort ill guir
J.RlBii
lU'il I'llor ,
Pnxtou lllooU *
10thiiiiill'nriiuiu Strooti ,
iievMur : on lull St. 'IVipp'iono ' , m
HUINii Tills ! WITH \ \ > V
SOUTH OAfA/TA.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
Sou tli
flest Cnttlo llo niul s nuri-n in th wei > .
CQMIV.IS3I3N
Wood Brothers ,
Mvo Hloi-k Commission Murehunt *
Po ith cniali i ToU'p'ion IIV Cblaii ; )
JOHN I ) HUM-MAN. I ,
Vt Al.'l'lill L W 'Ii ' ) , i '
Mnr kct : t > . i ' , 11 . i 11 . . < 111. ' i
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t'l I i'
lt > lhiiti aml' . r.rnin.ilfiir * t" ill ! out tln'lr collci'llon. Ifnnj
Inn. ull > , , ll , mitt ur rum.us A'ni'l'n'.m or Inn-lull coin. ,
; mi , ili , nut iln | > ne oi tliem until joti lm\e reail tliu
Coin Collector's Hornlcl ,
„ . . wlni'li vnu ran ntit.iln n'liahlo Inlnniiiitlnn nl
ttivlr rnliK1 nihl nmv tn < llsin | i > nf tlii'iu. Some coins if , i
utitv n li-w yrurs UKO soil ut u larire pri'tiiliun.
lli 'lii'st prices recently I'.iUt lur t'ertalii old coins.
1-2 Cents , . * 110. Conti , . $ .W. 1-2 Dimes , . ' .
Dimes , . . . M. Quarter * , 170. 1-2 llollnm ,
Doll.ira , . . . STO. UoM lnllnr , IS. UoMlM-'JDul
( InKKlDoll.iM f.M. Cnlil B liul'ri , .
WORTH SI50O. ( InM 10 Doll.irs , . . . 00. C'liiiiiillnn Colin ,
It certainly will ] iny you to keep poMeil In thu new aiut rniiiilly Incrcn lng business. ,
mjilii copy , one Dime ( none Jin ) . W cents per niinum. ' "
Coin Collector's Herald , . . . Boston , Mass
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
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GAIN. " MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
BiaESTIDIiE AND OTTnmoua
-DEBT AND OOE8 FARTHI-ST- )
Thn Kxqii'slU ' ) Natural Flavor is Fully DoYalopod.
No VanJJIa Used to Cover loJcrlority and ImpcrfccUon.
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& SONS.
S1\JOSBPII , MISSOURI.
Headquarters for
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Write us for prices on Whiskies both in bond and tax paid.
\VE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
PROTECT AND IMPROVE YOI3I ! SIGHT.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses Arc the Beat.
.EYES TESTED FREE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J. F.PONDER , Mgr. QMS OPTICAL 09 , , 222 S. IGthSt. " ? "
OMAHA
Manufacturers' and
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MorsaCoe Shoe Company ,
Salesroom and OHIoo1107110:11111 : llonnr.l # 1.
llownrd St.
rncturyIHVII2II1U
' . M inufii'turen of Hoots unil
\\'u nro tinOM.V
plioesln tliontcitoof .Nebrank i.
A ui'iicrul Invltnllon Is ottend fil to nil to Inspect
our new luctury.
Kirkendall , Jonas & Amor. Hand-Sev/ad /
COMPANY. Wliole le SHI1 ) ! : CO. . boott.ilioii
mfrfl. adonis lluiion and rubti.T uoij'li , HJi *
llubber Shoa co III- ! UIU llurnoy it.
llUI-llUlIliirnojr 8t.
can , cm. CORNICE.
Omaha Coal , Goto & EaglsCornto Works
UMtf Co , li'int nmUufi Mfrii. uilvnuUol ( run
roal. s K < 'Or. lUlh mil uornlc' ' . HlndoMT oipi ,
IJliUk'lllI ) SIS , mclnlllD ! iTlitlit | , uto.
IliU-lirj U'jiUJMt.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co , , Kilpatricl-Kocl Dry
( JOO.'H CO ,
lirr Kooili , nolloni , fur- NotloiK. itunti' ( arnlirt-
nlihliu KUU > | > , cjnur las oiili.or. llti : ual
Illli anil It.innr , ! .its llurn jy all.
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering Be3b33 & Runyan
CO. , upltuUtnrol furnl * rUUNITUitJ CO. , Uiaca
lure , IIJJ HJl Nichouj
6U WllUlOIRl * UUIJ. auJiatUit * .
HARDWARE
Rector & Wilhelmy Lob33l & Line ,
COMPANY ,
Donirm In haritirarA 1 1
Corner 101K nivi iiaule.1) ' to'jlf
at.ujli. . Jt.
HATS , ETJ , IRON WORK ) .
W.A.L.Giliban&C ) . Omaha Safe anllrji
U'liolosald \VOIlKtt.
Ilatn , CAM ) < Htr.t * ifo > 1 * . Snfai , vault ! . Jail work ,
elort' . " . niltturu , * ti : Irun"Million ami tttt at
ftnd llarnoy sis. c.ipui. Ainlraju A < J r-
in 1 , Ktli nnd JaotJUi
LUMBER.
John A. Charles R. L33 ,
lni | > ortorlAimtrlcanl'ort- .iim'jsr.
land oin mt.Mll .tii- ant ptrqaj
keocumunt anJJulno/ tluortnjf ,
wUttollrro. Dili anil IJoujUi.
LIQUOR. L _ MILLINERf.
Frick & Harbsft , I. Obsrfaldar & Co
IniportJri an ! Jobber *
\Vbolpaalo hi uorde lori of millinery , notion * .
AIM ! orilors proiu.iblf
1001 Knrnam s\ \ . i. 11 III dt.
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co. ,
Carry a full rluf't of
printing , wrapping ami lletlnotl ana lubtlcatUr
nrlllim iiaptTi , curJ
uaper , nta. oil * , aile k'teaio , otJ
i CDM.nl3JI3l.
Branch & Co , , Jas. A. Clark & Cx ,
Produce , frulti of all lluttor. cheats , ejfi.
puuliry uuj Kama ,
kliid , nj ter ) . SI. H. IJtllil. .
STOVE REAI1J. 1 SASH. 01)1
Omaha Stova Repilr M. A. DlJbnw & Cs
\V < > IIK , iluvo repilr * Mnnufneturtrt o ( lath
and water uttaolunonH doori , bllndi and
for any kluil of ntuvj luuutainKi , br uohuC
uad , lAlt Uuu liu ot Uc , Ult oJ Uird.