I THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , FBIDAY. MAECt 9
Tnu Nobraefca Hatlona ) Banfc
Of Omaha , Neb.
Paid up Capita - - - - S26O.OOO
DIRECTORS t
P. . JOHNSON , FrwMcnt < V.M.I , Jsiwaa ft
Do.
A. S. IOC//.AUN , VIce Fralilent , o ! 0. , B , S Q.
R. n. , Boston.
W. V. MOUSE , ot W. V. Mono S Co
OHN S. C04LIK8. Of O , II. & J. B. OaUtal.
M. WOOKWORTH , CoODBcllot fit AtWrnty-iV-
Law.
Law.KKKD , ot Bjron need A Oo.
W. fATES , Ctihler.tat * Cashier of th First
Natlo&al Rank at Omaha , and con tctod wtth
the active mnaagement of that Bin * since Iti
Xtginlzatlon In 1863.
Orwio tor business Aptll T , J8S2 , w J > h
r e caplttl of any bant In Neoraska.
COLLTOIKPTB recoltofpoclal tttstlon and chat
tfi lawmt obtainable licto or oloowhoro.
lNT u r allowed on time deposits upon UTOI
* ftlo tormnmd upon account * o ! banks ana bmk-
fit ,
FOMisn Riauxai , Government Bonds , and
County end City securities taught and told.
It is iirepared lo do a feneinl bankloj bujtnosi
ID all tkn details , and In the treatment of custom.
wilt pursue the mott liberal policy consistent
with sale banking.
FIKANGE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
_ Bpsilal Dispatch to Tuslins.
NEW YoflK , March S.
JMoney Market ot @ 12 per cent ; clos-
thg otlerod at 3 per oeut.
Prime mercantile paperw6@G par cent ,
Sterling Kxohange Bankers' bills dull
xrad heavy at 4 04 ; demand , 4 f 3j.
Governments unchanged , exoapt 4\a ,
which advanced i per cent ,
The stock ( market opened more active
and stronger and continued until the last
hour , when a alight reaction after 2 o'clock
was partially recovered before the close.
The net result of the day'a business wan
advanced } . @l'lIn iho general Hat the
Post says the general tone of the market
is changed from that of a few days ago
and it now looks favorable far important
general advances.
VfstffJiy. To-day.
3 } ' . 10 ( 1041
5d . 103J 103i
4Vn ? Ooupous . 112 | 112
4s . 119
vPftcifi-'sof 1805 . 128 128
10NDS.
Control Pacific firsts . 113 i 1131
Erie seoontla . % 95 i
LeUiBh tt Wilkeabarre . 102 103
Louisiana consols . 71 70
Missouri 6's . .lOOJ llUJ
St. Joesph . Ill llOi !
St , Paul & Sioux City firsts. .110 11 1
TehneasoeG's . 30& 40
do now . , . 39 | 42
Texas & Pacific land grants. . OJ } GS (
do li , G. div. . . . 81i 80i
Union Pacific 1st mortgago..ll38 113
do land grants . .101) 10 ! )
\ do sinking fund. . 114 i 114i
\ Virginia G's . 30 30
\ do consols G'a . -10V 40
A do deferred . 10 11
BI oo IB.
Adama Express . 128 130
Allegheny Central . 13 13
Alton & Terre Haute . b7 07 i
do pfd. . . . 97 J)74 )
American Express . 8UJ 89
Burl. , Cedar llapids & North. 82 81
Canada Southern . Go ; GbJ
Col. , Gin. & Ind. Central. . . . 107 100 j
Central Paciuo . SO& 80i
Chesapeake & Ohio . 20 20
do 1st pfd. . . 30 .TO
do 2d pfd. . . 22 22
Chicago & Alton . 133 131
do pfd . 13G n36
Chi. , Burl. & Quincy . 117i .118
Chi. , St. L. & New Orleans. . 79 78
Gin. , Sand. & Cleveland . 44g. 4b
Glove. , CoU & Cincinnati. . . . 73 .734
Delaware & Hudson canal , . . .107 jlOTj
Del. , Lack. & Western . 123 ,123 *
Denver & Bio Grande . 44 433
Brie . 36
do pfd..A . 77 ,
East Tennessee . 8J- '
do preferred . 15 15 }
Fort Wayne & Chicago . 135 :135
Hannibal & Ut. Joseph . 40 40
do pfd. . . 80 | 81
Harlem . 198J ,198
Houston &TCXAS Central. . . . 80 803
Illinois Central . 144 143J
Ind. , Bloom. & Western . 32 32
Kansas&Texaa . 30J30J
Lake Erie & Western . 27 „ 5i7
Lake Shore & Michigan So. . .1091 MO'Jj
Louisville & Nashville . 53 C3g
Louisv. , New Alb.Chicaeo 55 B5
Marietta & Cincinnati 1st pfd 10i C
do do 2dpfd 5 § 5J
Memphis & Charleston . 42 42
Michigan Central . 94 Odi ;
Minneapolis & St. Loui . 2G 2G
do pfd. GOi
Missouri Pacific . , . 99 ,
MobUe&Ohio . 141 15
Manhattan Beach . 121 J122
Morris & Essex . 59 tOj
New Jersey Central . 71 71 J
Nashville & Chattanooga . 38 38) )
Northern Pacific . 50 50
do pfd . 851 8G
Northwestern . 134 131
do pfd . 147 140) )
New York Central . 127 ,128
Ohio Central . 10 Hi )
Ohio & Mississippi . 32 32
do pfd . 98 97j
Ontario & Western . 25 2' j
Oregon Transcontinental. . . . . . 82 S2i
Pacific Mail . 40i 40J
Panama . 160 107
Peoria , Decotnr & Evansv. . . 201 20 ;
Pittaburg & Cleveland . 139 138 *
Pullman Palace Oar . 119 1120
Reading . 67 57
Rook Island . 123 122
St. Louis & San Fran . 28J 28 ;
do pfd. . . . 48 rJS ]
do 1st pfd 89 8Q ,
St. Paul & Milwaukee . 103i 102
do pfd. . . . 122 12uj
Bt. Paul , Minn. 4 Manitoba. 14 1 ,143
St , Paul & Omaha . 48 48j
do pfd. . 108 .109
Texas & Pacific . 38J 38j
Unloa Pacific . 95 95 |
United States Express . 60J GOj
Wabasb , Bt. L. & Pacific. . . . 28 28) )
do pfd. 46i 47
Wells , Fargo & Oo.Expreu.118 UlOi
WMternjUnioa Telegraph. . . 81 81J
Caribou. . . . . 12 1
Central Arizona . . . . . z
Excelsior . U
Homeatake . 15 15 ,
Little PitUbnrg . 1 1
Ontario . 20 21
Quicksilver ! . 82 8j
do pfd . 45S 4C
Itoblnson . . . 1 1
SilverOUff . 2 j
South Pacific . 5 5
Standard . 51 5j
Bntro . S J
Offered. fEx. Interest. $ Aiked , UL'r
dividend.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
Special Dispatch to Tin BKK.
LONDON ,
I/OKDON , March 8 5 p , m. Coosols-
Money , 101@1011IS-1G ; coruobi , account
10Z@102 3-10 ; new 5j , extended. HXJ 1.1S
4i , 122i ; New York Central , 131.
PRODUCE & PROVISIONS
Special Dispatches to Tin Bis.
CHICAGO.
OHIOAOO , March 8. Flour Dull anc
unchanged ; common to choice spring , 3 &
@ 5 00 ; Minnesota , 3 60 ® 1 25 ; baker ? . 4 21
@ 575 ; Minnesota patents. 6 00(2,750 (
winter , southern Illinois and Mluouri , 4
. @G 00'Mlchlran ; ( , 4 C0@5.25.
Wheat Unsettle < l but tenerally higher
regular , 1 Ml for March ; II 08 | for April
113j@l ( 13 | for May : 1 lilj for June ; No
2 CbfciRO uprinsr , 1 03i@l U9 ; No , 3 Obi
C RO tptlnir , OGJcj No , t rtd winter. 110J. |
( TornUnietiled bnt { generally hlghi-'i
7W. ( ) for rn h ; fi"iSl for Mf r hi CS s
f ir Aprils fi2J@C23j Mr May ; C''gC2i3 Jor
JvrJcjGficlnr July.
Oats Qilat nnA unihnnffedj 4211 for
cft'h ; 42 lor Mmrcht 414343 1 for April ;
44i44jj lor Muy ; 43Jo for June ; 43j for
July.
llyo MftrVct dull at til jc
Barley Unit \l > \ nouilunl nt78 : .
Uncon Active , firm nud higher at 1 34
( Oil 3li.
1 unchanged ;
Porlc Unfettled. liutKanorally tlio
prices : 18 tO for cash nrt Mnro > > ; 18
8 07t fnr virll ; 18 27418 SO f r Mny ;
8 4'/SlS4"i fjr June ; 18li2i@18C5 for
"uly.
Ltrd-Ao'.i\e , firm and iibher : 1111 ®
gll20for ; cwhand March ; 11 32 11 35
ror A\irll ; 11 47ifall SO for M y ; 11 05 ©
I 57i for June ; 11 ( iUJ@ll 05 for July.
13mlc Meats Iin f. > ir demand ; xhnut-
ers , 7 CO ; short rib , i)95 ) ; short clotr 10 20.
Butter Creamery , 3ic ; dalrv. 1 © 2C3.
Kpi8 Quiet and unchnuRed ; 18@lc. ! )
WhUky Steady NII 1 unab u od nt 1 17 ,
AJTEIINOON BOAKD. Wheat Jtogular
ieollnod Jj.
Wheat Market Irreeularj 1-0 ? J for
Vprll ; 1 13g lor May ; 1 14 for .Tnnp.
Coin Quint nnd unchinrcd ; r)74
or Mnrcb ; 58ia for April : fi2ic for Muy :
ll01Jo for Juno ; ttSflgO'ga for July
Oats Easier , lat ) not riuutobly lou-nr :
31@432c for Aptll ; 41 for May ;
:3c : for Jnne ; 43c for .futy.
i'ork .Inegular1800 ; f.ir March ; 1815
(3 ( > 18 17i for April ; 18 42J for May ; 18 55
-.8 GO for Juno ; 18 18i for ffnly.
Lird Irregulnr ; 11 00 bid for March ;
.122J@lir : for April ; 11 C5 for June ;
1 G5 for July.
NEW YORK.
NHW YOHK. Mnrcb 8. Flour -1'irm
.nd . unchanged ; super state western , 3 75
@ 4 15 ; common to nond cxtrA , 4 15@t GO ;
good to choice , 4 70@7 00 ; fxtrn Ohio , 4 16
@ 7 25 ; St , Louis. 4 15fc7 35 ; Minnesota
atnnt procesK , 5 G0@7 80.
Wheat i@Ja higher ; options opened g. .
ewer , but altcrnrurd ; recovered from the
lecllno , nnd ndvnnccd , " § $ : , closing firm ;
No 2 spring nominal ; ungntded red , 1 053
@t2 3 ; No. 3 red. 1 18J@1 21 ; steamer
Xo. 2 led , 1 20 ; No. 2 red , 1 29 ; steamer
So. 3 do 'Joe ; steamer No 'i do 103@1 OSj.
Corn Ste.idv nnd unchinged ; un
graded G3J@731c ; No. 15 G3@iU\c ( ; stonmer
9GllcjNo. 2 72Jo ; No. 2 for March 71J
7 < ic , clo-ing ; nt 71 ; do for Aoril , 72a )
2e , closing at 72jcjdo [ for May , 72\tt'2 \ } ,
ilojlng nt 72jjo ; do for June 72@725e ,
iloslng nt 72c ; du for July 73J@73gj ,
iloslng nt 74 io.
Oats i@lo higher ; mixed western 52 J ©
iSc ; white western1 j > 4@G03.
Hay -Steady nnd unchanged ,
Hops -Dull nnd unchanged ,
Coffee Quiet but steady.
Kice < Juiet , hut steady nt 7' ' .
Cut Meats Dull nnd nominal
Lard Stronger ; prime steam , 11 40 for
March ; 11 3G@11 40 for April ; 11 4S@
II 51 for Mny ; 11 57@11 02 for June ;
H GOgll G2 for July ; 11 G3@ll CO for
Butter Dull ; 13@30c.
Cheese Steady ; western flat , S@13Jc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis , March 8. Flour Quiet
and unchanged ; family , 5 70 5 80 ; choice ,
5 20@5 30 ; fancy , 5 35@5 tO.
Whent Opened better , but declined and
closed weak : no trading except in Mav :
No. 3 red fall , 1 12 for cnsh ; 1 121@l 123
for March ; 1 144. ® ! 14 } for April : 1 15J < 6 }
1 1G , nt closing ; 1 15j for May ; i 09i for
June ; No. 3 red fall , 1 U1J bid.
Corn Higher early in the dnv. but
closed lower ; 58jc for cash ; 53543o ' for
March ; SGJo for April , 57@58c at closing ;
D7Jo for May ; 58Jo for June69@50j ; for
July ; all clo < in ; at { o lower to sell.
Oats Higher ; 43i@44o for cash ) 43 @
433o for March ; 44i@44 jo for May.
llyeMarket dull at 58ic.
Barley Ilarket quiet at 60@80e.
Corn Meal -Quiet at 2 80.
Butter Steady and unchanged ; cream
er v , 34@38c ; dairy. 24@30c.
Eggs-Quiet at llj@17o.
Whisky Steady at 1 15.
Pork -Market dull ; 18 25 for cash ; 18 10
bid for April ; 18 45 bid for May ; 18 50 foi
June.
Bulk Meats-rMarket very dull ; long
clear980Bhort Ib990 ; short clear , WOO
@ 1015.
Bacon Market dull ; longclear. . 10 < 2t ;
hortrlb , 1076 ; abort clear , 1100@11 10.
L rd Nominal.
CALL BOABD. Wheat Dull but firm ;
1 12 bid for March ; 1 13J for April ; 1 1C
for May ; ' 115i bid for June ; I109g foi
July.
Corn Market strong bnt inactive ; 4c
bid for March ; 5Go lor April ; 57io foi
June ; 59o bid for July.
Oils Stoidy ; 43ic bid for April ; i@
41ft for May.
KANSAS OITT.
KANSAS Cur , March 8. Wheat Market -
ket firmer , but sow36io ] ' bid for caeh ;
981o bid for April ; 100@lOOi bid foi
May.
Corn Market better ; 46J@4Gi for ca& !
47 J bid for April ; 490 for JVlay.
Oats Slow ; C4Jo for cash ; no optiooe ,
TRAFFIC.
Special Dlopatchos to Till Du.
FLODC AND 0 BAINS
OuiOAao , March 8. Receipts oo
sblpmcnta of flour and grain for the past
24 Lours have been as follows :
Receipts , Bhip'ts ,
Wheat bushels . 20,000 G3E
Flour " . 20,000 3.00C
Cora " . 2M.COO 171.00C
Oats . 77,000 77,480
Rye " . 4.SOO 'AOOC
Barley- " . 23XC ( .
ST. Iionia , Moich 8. Ko&slpta and
shipmests of flour tnd grain fee the pasl
48 hourc have been OB follows :
Receipto. Sblp'ta ,
Flour Mils . 4,000 7.00C
Wheat lushfcl * . 30,100 4.00C
Corn " . 110,000 14G.OOC
Oats- " . 18,000 5,0
Rye " . 1,000. 1,00 (
Barley- . Il.tOO ! . . .
KANSAS Crrr , ICarch 8. lleoeipti
and shipments of grain for th past 2- :
hours have teen as follows :
Reo'ts. Ship'ta
Wheat , bushels . 1.000 'J,00 (
Corn " . 39,000 ,70,00 (
NBW TOBIC. March f. Reoelpti anc
shipments offour and pram for tha pas' '
4 Lours nave been aa follows :
Receipt * Shp't
rionrbbls . 12,000 8/60
xWheat bushel * . CE.OOO 41,00
Ota ' . SfiOOO . . „ .
Jffl BTOOK.
2f W YOBK. March > 6. Reoelpta am
shipments of live stock | fuc the part \St
houra have been M follows :
Rec'.ia Bhip't
Beeves , dressed cars. . . 10 86
Bewares , lire cars . 40 . . .
Hogs cars . SO . . .
Oaicuao , If&rch 8. Heeolpts anc
shipments of Kvo stock for 16o past 2- :
hours have been oa follows :
Reo'ts. Shlpm'ts
Cattle . 4,500 4 70 (
Hogs . 3000 9OC , <
Sheep . < ,200 1.8CI
KANHAB CITT , Marcli fi. ilecelpti
and shipments of live etock for the ( > nat 2
houra have been as follows :
Reo'ta. Shipm'ts
Cattle . 800
Hogs . -3,800
Sheep , . 500
ST. Louis , March 8. RecelpVa ia <
shipments of live stock foi the past 2
houra have been aa follows :
Reo'ts. Bhhvn'la
Cattle . 2.000 CO
Sheep . 1,803 30
LIVE STOOK
Special Dispatches to Till liu.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO , March 8. The Drovers' Jo or
nal reprts as follows :
Cattle Shipping and export grade
were In good request and lOo higher ; 5 0
@C 55 each Tor exporUrr , butcbr'V and
U'mers ; 2 80 ® I 40 for ciws ; 4 7" > 3rV > SO
for steers "tockeM ,0ld fairly KtBbO gG GO ;
feetlerx t 4 SO ® . * ) 20.
! ! ( ) Steady nnd unchanged ; ollerlng *
light anil n demand for xhlppcr * by the
prliidpnl oporntors , but the qiiMtty being
poet ; good In fnncy lunvr picking anil
Mpplnp , 7 33@7 81 ; conn < in to choice
f'pht trmdeii , each 7 W nnil paeMnir ,
dU5@72o ; skips , fi 0G 40 for Mr to
goo-i.
Sheep An active demand nt 15@5o
bilker per owt ; common to prime untlves ,
4 C0@l ( 00.
SLW TOllK.
NBW YonK , March 8. The Drovew'
ournnl Burauu repoit * :
Ueo'04-Q ilet. but firm ; drtainiX beef ,
ctlvo at 9 00@10 25 for city ; 7 50@9 00
or weitorn.
Live Cattle Common to good , a shade
a ter.
Sheep Choice export weather' , firm ;
xtrcine' : hVnp. 5 00g7 GO per cwt ; lambs
ild nt i > 7' > ( < > i7 35 ; dressed tnu > ton firm at
OKg'iCO ; lamb ) , higher , 1050(911 ( 50.
Swiue Light pigs sold nt 7 50 per
wt ,
BT , LODIS ,
Sr. LODN , March 8. Cattle The do
mnod still exceeds the supplv : export
.tefrc , from 1,500 to If25 lbsf. 25fili 75 ;
old to rhoice shipping otcers , 500(31) ( " 5 ;
ight , rnii $ ) tiO ; common. 4 G5@5 00 ;
utchor * ' oteerp. 4 50@5 25 ; cows nnd
oifcrK. ) Jj@4 75 ; stockers nnd feeders ,
Sheep ' Common to medium , 3 50 ,
. KANSAS OITT ,
KANSAS Cur , March 8. .The Lho
lock .Indicator reports :
Cttle-X ttvo steers of 1 2GO to 1.650
bs , sold at 5 40@i ( 00 ; etockors and feed.
ra , 4 20@4 83 ; cow ? , 3 10 ® I 15.
HORR Lower ; light , 005(515 ( 80 ; medl-
; m , 6 80@i > 95 ; heavy , 7 00@7 25.
Sheep Stouly ; natives averaging 84
ba sold at 3 75.
OMAHA MAKKETB.
Wholesale Prlooo , '
Orrics or Tni OMAHA BCE , 1
Thursday Evening , March 8. J
The only changes reported in the
market to-day are as follows :
Wheat No. 2 declined Jc.
Wheat No. S declined &c.
Wheat rejected advanced Jc.
Barley No. 2 declined 2s.
Barley No. 3 declined le.
RyedccltcoJI lie.
Corn declined le.
Oats advanced 3c.
Local Grain Doallngo.
WHEAT.-Cash No. 2 , 91Jc ; cash No.
i , 7Gc : rejected , G2ic.
BARI03Y. Cash No. 2 , GSo ; No , 8 ,
; 9c.
RYE Onnb , file.
NEW MIXED CORN 39e.
OATS 38c
SEEDS Flax need 9Gc per bu.
Produce and Provision ] .
POTATOES 50@GOo per bushel.
ONIONS 50@55o per bushel.
BUTTER -Choice country , 12J3.
EGGS fresh , 17c.
HONEY California , porlb , 21.
APPI-ES Per barrel , 82 75@3 00.
OYSTERS Plait's select oystero , 40cj
Standard , 30 ; mediums , 25. , .
ORANGES Florida , $5 50 ; Messina ,
3 50@S4 00.
IxhMONS-83 50@4 00 per bor.
BEAN ? Nnvy per bushel , 2 75@8 00.
CIIIOKENS-13@14o per Ib.
TURKEYS 14o per pound.
Qrocers L > lat
CANNED GOODS Oystere , 2 It
.Field's ) , per case , 81 00 ; do 1 Ib ( Field's ) ,
per case , 2 75 ; do 2 Ib ( Qtandoid ) , per cnae ,
390 ; strawberries , 2 Ib , per case , 240 ,
raspberries , 2 Ib , per case , 3 50. Dam
sons , 2 K > , per case , 2 45 , Bartlett
penrs per caee , 20. Whortleberries
per cose , 275. Egg plume , 2 Ib porci o , ' . ' . 1)0 )
Green gages,2 Ib per case , 2 90 ; do choice , ,
Ib per case i M. Fine Apples , 2 Ib , per case
0@C 00@5 75. Peaches , 2 ft ) per once , 8 00
do 3 Ib , caao , 4 004 50 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 Ib , pel
cnno.2 SO ; do pie. 6 tt , per dozen. 2 SO.
FLOUR Jobbing prices , Jack Fros
St. Louts winter ) $3.90 per 100 Ibs. ; Topeka
poka Patent Kansas , $3,85 ; Mlnnehaha
Minnesota Patent , $3.70 ; Soawnee Fane :
winter , $3.10 ; Eagle , XXXX winter
83.00 ; Ti-iumph spring , best , 92.80 ; Chris
tian's snporlatlve. 3.65 ; bran , per ton
814.00 ; chopped feed. $28.00 ; Queen Bei
flour , poreack , S 25 ; Nellie lilye , per sad
29Q.SUGARS
SUGARS Powdered , lOlc : Cut loaf
Jc ; Granulated , 9jo ; Confectioners' A
91c ; Standard Extra C , 81o ; Extra 0 I
8j c ; medium yellow , 7Jc ; dark yellow , 7 c
SY11UP Standard Com. , 42o , bbls.
Standard do , 4i gallon kegs , $2 05 ; Stan
dard do. 4 gallon kegs , $1 90.
MEATS Hams per Ib. , 13o ; B bacoi
per Ib. , ISc ; clear side bacon per lb. ( 11-c
dry salt aides per Ib. , 91c ; dry salt shoul
dera per Ib. , dc ; bacon ehouldera per Ib ,
8lc ; tloroa lard per Ib. ; lie.
SPICES. Popper , 21 1 Allspice , " 16c
Jav , 2CiQl3lc,2 Mocha , 2SJoi Arbuokle'
14Jc.OUEES3
OUEES3 Full Cream , 14o | Fat
Skim. lOio ,
LYE American , 8 85 ; Greenwich. 8 4C
Western , 2 76 ; North Star , 2 OG ; Lowii
lye. 4 60 ; Jewell lye , 275.
FEED Jobbing prices , Chop food
81.BO per 100 Iba. ; chop corn , 8L40 ; bran
70o per 100 Ibs.
HOMINY New , $4 25 per bbl.
SODA In Ib papers , 83.20 per case ; kc
uoda , Sic.
NEW PICKLES Medium , In barroli
87 CO ; do in half hbls , 4 00 ; smalls , in bb ! .
900 do , iu hall bbls , 500 ; Gherkin ? , 1
bbls , 11 00 : do , in half bbls , 6 00.
STARCH. Pearl , 44c ; Silver Gloi
Bio ; Corn Starch , SJa ; KicolaiorQloa
7o : Corn , 74o. ,
TEAS .Gunpowder , good , 45@5J
Choice , G0@75c ; Imperial , good , 40@45i
Cholc * ) , 607fio ; Yonng Hysua , Rood , SCO
50o ; choice , G5c@81 00 ; Japan Nat Loni
E5 Jcpan , choice , 60@75o : Oolong , ijooc
3510 ; Oolong , cho.co , 40@55 ; Bononont
good. H5@40o ; choice , 3545o.
ROPE Sisnl , J Inch and Isrger , 101 <
8 Inch , lit ; iinoh , llio.
WOODENWAUE Two hoop palli
1 75 ; three hoop palls , 2 00. Tubs , N (
1 , 8 50 ; Pioneer washboards , 1 85 Doubl
Crown 2 90 ; Wellbuckete , 8 50.
LEAD Bar , 81 65.
VINEGAR Pnra g > pple extra , 1&
pure appJo , 18o ; PTOsaine pure atfole , 16i
SALT. Dray loads , per bbl , 1-05 ; Asl
SV&S ? 8"i9' " bbU fa * * ' M. 8 . 8 *
SO APS Kirk's Bavon Imperial , 8 4 !
Kirk's ntioot , 8 CO ; Kirk's atondaird. 8 71
Klrlr/i white Russian , 525 : Kirk
Bntpc" . 3 IB Kirk's Prairie Queei
(100 ( cakes ) , 40 ; Kirk's magnolia dor.
POTAflir-p BnBylrftnill 0 * , 4 c
n case , 8 85 ; Babbitt' . Ball , 2 doi. is.oas ,
1 90 : Anchor Ball Si doz { n case 1 60 '
PEANOTQ-Eoastbd , thoioe , red Tei
nessee , lOopM tanoy trfilte , lOJo p l |
raw-white * VfcfiSnis , row , lOc ; roarte.
PANDLES-BOIM , 40 ibsiPs ,
iivfeJif S lb - w or- 15-
MATCHEb-P r caddie , 95oj romn
tonoa , 88.10 ; eqaora , cases , BO 40 ,
ffllOWN OOTTONQ-Atkntlo A , 8i
, . , 4.4 , 7o ; Cabot V
lttenanKo A , ejo ; Ureat Falls 1
; * .oosor , GJo ; Honwt Width , 81o , li
nAoadA. fiic ; Indjan Btaidard 1
8Jc ( ; rniHan Orchard d. w. , 8lc ; Lawren (
LL , 7c ; Llystlo River , 7io : Pequcft A , 8J
Bhawmut LL , Jo ; UUoa 0 , 5Jo ; Wnchu
etBA $ iZido ( A | 8ic ! do K < 8 125 ° w
cott BB , 8\o.
FINE BKOWN OOTTONB-Alltnd.
Indian Orchanl AA 9-8. 8io : Laconia
89 , 81c : Lahleh E 4-Oi
M , 7c ; do O S2 , Tic ; dr * 88 , 7So ; do E 8
8ic4Vooaa.ct o 0 4-4 , 7 o ; WamWta 4
BLEACHED OOTTONS-Androi-ot
cnrr.brlc < .4,12fodoWatcrTwistlloicUrei ;
FrJU Q , Sc ; Indian Headkbronk 4-4 , 12.
Pocaiisot 4-4 , 81q ) Utloa , lie ; WatniuttA
0 X X , 1210.
TELEQKAPH NOTES ,
'cU1 tflltcl\CS ! tl Till IIKK
Kx Governor Wtllltm SprAtue , of ll
Islnnd , was married In t night In Statitun ,
tn Miss Dnrn Intz Cnlvort , of Grecnlxkr
county , West Virginia. The br/do / u n ,
natlvoof Connecticut , but has been IK Ing
In West Virginia for fourteen years.
Lo ! ea Patent Fuel company's works ,
Philadelphia , burned. Loss $50,01)0. )
The wife of Judge Treat , of the United
Stntti dtitrlct court , southern Illinois ,
died last nli-ht of heart dlsenso.
R. G. Mitchell's candle factory , Pr < nt
street , New York , n huge fi-story building ,
burned. Loss 870,000.
The heirs of Henry Seybort , of 1'hlUdol.
phln , have begun to ocmtctt lui will , be
queathing nearly the entire eelato , over n
million dollars , to public charitUe.
Adeuiston iu the action of the Mutiul
Union ngnlnst the city of Chicng , for cut
ting It * wires , will bo rendered to > dny.
Jamo.i nnd Michael Cady were killed
by fatlln ? through n coal thute in B-nok >
lyn , N. Y.
There is a strong fccllnr In Cunida in
favor of reciprocity with the Unltxd
State ? . The latter government mint tnko
the Initiative.
It ha < been dissevered thnt tlx men
perished iu tbo Great Nashville.
The citizens reform state convention of
Hholo liland , will nominate 01.Governor
Sprague for governor , March 14 ,
The Kentucky republican convention is
called to meet May 23rd , onouock later
than the democratic.
The executive committee of the national
trotting horne breeders association nt a
meeting in Now York considered tha mat
ter of naming the locality of the next
meeting. Tha place will probably ba net
tled at the next monthly meeting ,
The Georgia democratic executive com
mittee called n convention nt Atlanta ,
April 10th , to nominate a candidate fur
povornor.
William II. Wood , aprominent grocer of
Nashville , suicided yesterday nt his store
by shooting himself through the head.
His life was insured for 825,000. Cnuee ,
financial troubles.
The wife of DIgby V. Bell , the New
York nctor , was granted n divorce nnd
SGUO a your alimony ,
Ex-Governor nnd Mrs. Claflln , of Bos
ton , gave n reception last ntglitl In honor
of the poet Whittier.
A. E Kent , nf San Frnnci'co. class of
1853 , has given Yale college f GO,000 , to bo
used in erecting a chemical laboratory.
The Flood at Holonn-
Special Dispatch to TIIK URR ,
HELKNA , Ark. , March 8. The
river rose a scant half inch during the
past twelve houra. It la thought the
levees can bo hold here now against
probable emergencies , aa they wore
maintained hint night against the tor-
rlGo cast gala that aont the watot
dashing over In many places. The
situation is still critical , however , und
there will bo no relaxation of vigilance
and labor to make overythlng compact
and thoroughly nocure. Below Helena
lena the country is all under watei
from five to fifteen fact. The bad
water from JInbbard break has appear
ed in the lower end of the city , bcl
will do no damage unless other breaks
occur There will bo no ovoilbw It
Helena. Langvillo rlvor rose two in1
ches last night. This indicates the rs ! <
here will continue some days.
The river is about stationary to-day
three inches below high water mark
Friars Point is reported all undei
water , and the rlvor four inches hlghe :
t than last year. The Jovoo from He
lena to Long Like is Intact , but a hlgl
south wind within the next two hour
will most certainly break It. Thi
back water inside the city shows bn
little above the railroad levee , and hoi
risen only one inch below the railroac
culvert. '
MEMPHIS , March 8. At Sklpwith ,
Miss. , during a storm of heavy waves
, the main levee at Kllosls gave waj
yesterday evening in throe places. Ef
forts have been made to close thi
breaks , but without success. Thi
wato r Is running ovnr Ellosls planta
tion. Shipland and Farlaud planta
tions will bo overflowed , Ropoiti
Bollver and Washington counties an
favorable. The protection levee hen
are still intact and no fears are enter
talnod of Its breaking. A largo force
have boon at work several days. Il
the weather does not change the conn
try will bo safe.
LITTLE BOCK , March 8 The watoi
continues to rise. At Arkansas Git ]
on the Mississippi the citizens havi
no other means of communication bu
boats. Four feet of water In thi
Parker house end backwater cover
the LUtlo Rock ( Mlts. ) railroad fo
clvcu tnlloa , though communication i
n still maintained. The only groum
viaiblo is town is near the elevator
There is considerable suffering amou |
the destitute. For novor&l miles th
railroad track is kept from floating ol
by covering the ties with railroad iron
Thousands of sacku filled with oartl
have boon piled three or fonr deep 01
the side to protect the irack.
c ; Char-oli Financiering.
Special Dispatch to TUB Urn.
LAWIIKNCE , Mass. , March 8. A
meetings to-night of Various Oatholl
congregations , action was taken 1
furtherance of the recently adopte
plan of the relief committee in the in
terest of the Augnitlnlan soclotj
Fire receivers were appointed in th
Interest of the Augustinlan socletj
Five receivers were appointed by oac
church , who have full control of th
church revenues and make month !
collection ! ! , which will be invested I
the interest of depositors.
The Gsbalooisv Road ,
Special Dkpatch to Tin Una.
DBS MOINES , March 8. Winters !
votes a five per cent tax to the Tolodi
Oakalooaa & Western railway to-da
by 381 to 21 ; Grlswold the same , 21
t3 118.
tt METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMj
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with the boat tl
market atlordj. The traveling publ
olairu they gut better nccommodatloi
and more general satisfaction Iici
thtu at any other house In Omah
Rate , fi2 per day. aufiSltfm
Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Renewor" roston
health nnd vigor , cures Dyspopal
Impotonoo , Sexual Debility. (1.
SL VVEN'S YOSKMITE OOLONQ
Made from the wild flower * of tl
FAK FAiiED YOSE5IITE VALLE
it is the most fragrant of per/am
Manufactured by U. B. Slaven , 3d
Francisco , Forialo In Omahs by V
J. WhitehoDCD and Konnird Bra
THE OLD WORLD ,
Tlio Frencli Authorities liDleaso
Byrue-Flight of Patiiok
Egan From Dublin ,
I'ho ' Wheronbouto of "No. 1"
200 Limoriok Girls Start
for America
Doings in Ptirllamont Irish
Distress and Trovylan'a
Sfihry.
Fnoti From the French Capitnli
ENGLAND.
S [ > cUl Dlrpatclw } lo fin llii.
LONDON , March 8. The Times ,
commenting on the loiter of Cant.
O'Sioa , M. P. , defending Piruoll ,
oay > : "I'ho letter will uot niter the
dfliborato judgment of the country.
The otlbrta of writer to faaton the
charges of luacour.uy on Foster , will
uot servo his caueo. "
In the house cf commons , Gladstone
declined to glvo a day for discussion
of the Kllmaluhaui treaty negotiation ,
Northcoto said ho wonld not proceed
further. The Inferences to bo drawn
from the declinations were obvious.
The Maori chiefs , Towhlto and Tohn
have boon released.
The trial of the action brought by
Miss Ilyland against Mr. Blggar , M.
P , , for damages for broach of promise ,
began to-day. Counsel said the par
ties were introduced in Paris by
Patrick Egau. Miss Ilyland said Egan
was mainly responsible for bringing
the suit against Mr. Blggar. She
stated that Jffgan loft Dublin to avoid
being called as a wltuoes in iho cnso.
The jury rendered a verdict against
the defendant ; damages fixed at 100.
Lady Fkrouco Diilo , In a letter to
The Times , charges Biggar and Par-
neil , as trustees of the Land Lasguo
fund , have not oocountcd for 152 , .
COO. She claims that whllo thlsmonuy
la unaccounted for Paruoll and bin foi-
lowers have no right to mock the suf-
feriuga of the distrcnscd In Ireland by
their nham championship of the starv
ing poaeantry.
la the committee of supply , the
Itoin for the salary cf Trovylan , olilut
secretary for Ireland , wna agreed on
by a vote of 156 to 15. The Irish
members raised \ho \ question of roliol
of the distress in Ireland.
4 Paris diopatohjto The Times s :
"Frank Byrno/waa roloaeod nt 8:10 :
last evening , the authorities not
deeming his caoo ouo for extradition. "
Soon after Easter , John O'Oonnoi
Power , member for Mayo , will move t
resolution with regard to chronic dla-
trcos in the west of Ireland , and nsl
parliament to nnnoht to a plan for re
lief of the alllictod districts.
TUK OCCUPATION OF MADAGASCAR.
LONDON , March 8. A correspond' '
ont of the Central News at Dublin
states that the authorities expect to b <
able to implicate several Irish members
bors of parliament who are suspcctoc
of connection with the murder con
splracy.
Advices from Tamatavo , Mada
gascar , dated February 20th , annoanoi
the arrival of the French gunboa
Vandrouil. The town la not ye
occupied. Four French mon-of-wa
have arrived at the northwest coast o
the island. The natives Are oxoltec
and are preparing to resist the French
No British war vessel is present.
AN IRON FAUUUK.
LONDON , March 8. Wolf & Oo. , o
the Commercial Iron works , of Share
ditch , have failed with liabilities o
250,000.
HEAVV WORK BY.THE 1'OLICK.
LONDON , March 3. The Times
correspondent at St. Petersburg says
A number of important arrests have
boon made in Moscow. The arrosti
are duo to the extra vigilance of thi
police owing to the near approach o
the coronation of the czar. There line
no reason to believe that there is an ]
special plotting to prevent the corona
tlon.
IRELAND-
Special Dlipatches to Tux BHK.
DUBLIN , March 8. Jonklnson , dl
rector of the Irish criminal invostlga
tion , status that Egan has boon undo
police supervision for some time , bu
loft Ireland Thurday unknown to thi
police. Jonklnsou believes Egan lie-
because ho thought Sheridan was ox
tradltpd. Important evidence ha
cotno into the hands of the author
tiea. Throe letters from Egai
were found on Oarey'a promised , datoi
October and November , 1881 , a
which time the Invlnciblos were ea
tablished. One of th'eso letters expresses
presses the hope that Oarey will sue
coed in his work ho haa on hand.
At the aaorot inquiry before Ourran
divisional magistrate , to-day , Jo
Smith testified ho watched the com
mittal of the Phwuiz park murder
and gave details of the attempts o ;
the lives of BnikojjandjForster.
The flight of 'Egan is regarded a
affording the strongest moral ovldenc
of the intimate connection of th
Land League with crime in Ireland
It Is rumored that the governmen
has evidence proving beyond donb
that "No 1" in an Irish-America
officer of the League now In America
A man named Hodgett , son of th
recently sentenced Ban try agltatoi
was arrosted'ln connection with mall
ot ing a parcel containing dynamite
addressed to Earl Hponcer in th
Ballydohob postoflice.
LO Two hundred girls started froi
Limerick for Now Hampshire. Almoi
the entire population assembled to bl
them good bye.
10 FRANCE.
Jo Bpeclal Dispatch to lu list.
as PAULS , March 8 , Toono of the ell
re davits forwarded from London tor tl :
a , purpose of proving that Frank Byrn
was in London on May G , when Hi
Phinnix park inurdora were coraml
ted , Is appended a telegram by Byrni
oa of that date , announcing the release <
a. Michael D-xvitt from Portland prlaoi
Two columns of the expedition o
ganlzod to cruih the rebels I
IE Southern Oran , Algeria , started t
bo day ,
INo. The sonata rejected , 109 to 122 , tl
o. first clause of Simon's bill relative
o.tn the right of association and allowii
V. the existence of religious soclotlc
. the minister of the Interior havli
SEND FOR SAJIPI/ES. /
SOLE AGllVTS FJu
RETS EL HATS ,
OLE AGENTS
rVESTOHESTER
XcSond for Fashion Plato.
OMAHA CORNICE WORKS.
RUEMPING & BOLTE , Propriotors.
Tin , Iron and Slate Roofers
MANUFACTURERS OF
Ornamental Ualvanizod Iron Cornices , Iron Sky Light ? , Etc ,
10 South Twelfth Street , OMAHA , NflB.
in.ir 7-nion-wcil ( rl-mc.
M PENSARY !
Offices and parlors over the new Omaha
National Bank , 13th , between Farnam
and Douglas Streets ,
i. S. HSHBLATT , I. D , , - PROPRIETOR.
Dr , Fishblatt can ba Oonsultod Every Day Eio-pt Fridays and
and Saturdays , these two Days beinc devoted to flis Dispensary
at Dos Moines , Iowa- Special attention given to diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS , CATARRH , KIDNEY AND BLADDER
And Female Disoaaos , as well as All Chronic and ilorvous Diseases
ll.i < dUcor ro 1 the Breitcsl euro In'ho worlJ for VMnlinow of the back and lluibs , ln\olantary
-okarAs. linjx ) ' encj , K ' " < r > l ilctiMty , IHToiiinov , languor , confusion of Ideas , palpitation of the
hiart , tliulillty , troiubling , illmnoja ot sliht ; or RldJlncsa , dlseisos of tha head , throat , nose or ekln
( Icction cf tlo liver , lungn , Htomachor liowols those tctillilo disorders atltfnjf frcm ( o Itary hub-
Its cf > aiiih , Muleo.-rtt iirictl o more ( t t to the Uctltm tbantho soncs of Sjrons to the marln-
CM cf UljsiiK , bll htlii ; tiiolr most r ullant hoioi or ntlzlpatloni , rcniicrlii ? mtrrlnjo IniMjilblo
Thono tint nra tuScrlng from the ev'il practlci which dodroy thalr mcntilaml pnystcal sj sterna
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The tymptoitnot whlcli are a ilull.dUtrosnod mlml , which unflta them from porformlnK their buil-
neea and social diitlrx , makci happy nutrliRO Imroii bl , dUtrcici ) the action of the heart , causing
Muihcsot hunt , do risilonof splrl'n , ov 1 fjicbxlliii ; ' . oanardlco , feiM , drotms , rca'losi nlffhta ,
dlr/.Uc35 , forK'ctlutnuij , unnatural dlsJurRtfl , | ulii In tha back nnd | lilpa , nhort breathing , melan
choly , tire easily ct company ui.d liav pref-rcncd to bo alone , feeling til tired In the morning as
when retiring , simlnil > akms , teat nmnli-o.1 , vshita bono deposit In the urlno.cervomnosH , can-
fusion of thousht trombllnir , watery and weak cjen , dvrpoiiBln consttpitlou , inlcceu , pimand
wcakncbB In the limbs , etc . thDtild coneult mo unmodlitely and be rcstoroJ to petfoc ) health.
YOUNG MEN
\Vhoha\o become > lcttms of nollUry > lco , that dreadful and destructive hab't ' whlchjinnually
B \\copa to an unllinoly rave llnusindi f yomiK men of cxilted Intent and brilliant Intalloct who
mUhtothcrn lea entrance lis'fiilni ; senators with the thunders of their eloquence or w > ke toocsta-
cy the living lyre , may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons or voung mon contemplating marrlago bo aware of , pb\ steal weakness , lou ot
prccroatlvo power , linpctenot , or any otbirdlsqunlilloa'loa ipoodlly rclle'vou. tie who places hint'
nelt ucdcr too care of lr. Flsli ula t may roll fiouily conQdo In his honor as a gentleman , and confi
dently rely upon his still as a phy > lclan.
ORGANAL WEAKNESS
ImmcdUtoly cured anil lull Ugor toitored. Ttls dtiirjulng affllc. lo * which renders life a burden
and icairlazo ImiKJcalblc , is the peiulty paid by the \ Ictlni lor Improper Indulgence. Young people
are apt to commit exciBaiifiou not being awarn of tbo dreadful consequence I that may o > sue.
i > ow who that unders'ands this subjtct will deny that procreation li lost sooner by these falllDg
Into Into Improper habits than by prudent ! Bolides being denrlv d of the pleasure ot hialthy ofl *
sprlngthomstserlou and ddtructlvo symptoms of both body an ] mind arlie. The system be
comes derangtd , thephyslcal and mental functions weaken Loss of procrtatUo powcr . nervous
Inability , djspepeU , palpltatloa of the heart , Indigestion , ( constitutional debility , wasting otthe
dame , cough , coneumpllon anl death.
A CUBE WARRANTED.
Persons rulntd In health by unleained pretenders who keep ( hem trlfl.ng month after mont
tiklog polionous and Injurious compounds , should apply Immediately.
DR. F1SHBLATT
graduate of ono of the rnott eminent colleges of the tinltel States , his effected some of th most
astonishing cures that weroe\er known ; many troubled with ringing In the cars and head , when
asleep , great nervousness , being alarmed at certain sounds , with frequent blushing , attended coma
times with derangement of the mind were cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. P. addresses all these who have Ininrod themselves by Improper Indulgence'and solitary
habits which rulu both body and mind , unfitting them for butlno's , study , society or marriage.
Ihese are some of the melancbdy produced by the oirly habits of touth , viz : Weak-
nets of the back and llmbu , pains In the bead and dimness of sight , loss of muscular power , pa'pi- '
latlon of the heart , dyspepsia , nervous Irritability , derangement of digestive functions , debility ,
consumption , etc.
PRIVATE OFFICES , OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
OMAHA , NEB.
CONSULTATION FllEG. Charges moderate and within the reach ot all who neo < 1 8-lentlDo
Medical treatment. Tboie who res do at a distance and cannot call , will receUo prompt attention
through mall by simply sending thlor symptoms wllh pottage.
Address Lock Box 31 , Omaha , Nob-
tatod that the Rovornmonfc would
hottly present a bill on the subject.
The police have boon ordered to
prevent nil meetings In the ntreoto
o-morrow on the occasion of the In-
ondcd aociallstlo parade.
GENERAL roREXQN NEWS-
pedal Dispatches to Tun llm.
CAUhKD IIY ICE.
The ( linking of the utonmer Gloucest
er City wan caused by a collielou with
CO.
A THKEAT TO TOISON.
MADIIID , March 8. Mayor Vorzo
haa received a letter containing a
throat to poison the drinking water if
the prosecution of the Black Hand
society la continued.
TUK NEGOTIATIONS PACIFIC )
BKIILIN , March 8. NegotUtiona be
tween Russia and the Vatican have BO
BO far progressed that twelve Polish
BOOS will be filled the 15th inst
A Trio of Robber * .
Special Dispatch to Tin Bu.
NKW YOBK , March 8. George
Adams , steward , aged 43 yean , Jaa.
Adams , druggist , aged 72 , and Carrie
A ( Hook , aged 82 , wore arrested on the
charge of robbing JOIBO Williams , a
Canadian farmer of $7,000 in gold
Monday last at the railroad depot In
Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania Paints.
Special Dispatch to Till llm ,
PHILADELPHIA , Pa. , March 8. The
second attempt to launch the big iron
steamer Matiposa was unsuccucsfnl.
She is intended for the & < m Francisco
and Honlulu trade. The assembly resolution -
solution and amendments
n general inquiry into thu uotH of thu
Standard Oil Cu , were referred to the
10 judiciary committee.
10
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Bailor's Dnndor Up.
Special DUpatch to Tim IJis.
.BOSTON , March 8.Thu governor
haa issued a writ of oupcraudcaa
declaring the oftico of Innuranco com
niUsiouor vaoint , Commlaolonor
Clark has tendered bla resignation
"to take eifuct upon the appoiutmen
and qualification of lila succoaaor,1
bo The governor accepted the resignation
to and requested Clark to hold over nntl
Murch 1 , to instruct his successor1 , a
the same time nominating N. A
PJympton , democratic campaign man
agon The council hna thus far refused
to confirm the nomination , hoaco to
day'/i action of the governor. Another
nomination la expected.
THE LOUISVILLE LAYOUT.
Great Attractions for tuo September
Mooting The Champion Stal
lion Stakes.
Special Dispatch to Tin liu.
NEW YORK , March 8 The Spirit
of the Times notes with admiration
ho bold atroko by which the Loula-
lllo jockey club eooarod the champion
tallipn stakes for the September
neoting It aayo Shoepahnad bay was
} oaton. by over confidence in the
amount of its bid. The Spirit adds :
The question which now moat agitates
racing circles la how far the atako
going to Louisville will affect the
intumn mooting cf the Coney Island
jockey olnb at Sheepshead bay. The
engagements of colts in the champion
stallion stakes are certain to take their
stable companions to Louisville , es
pecially as Ool. Clark , president of
the Lonlavlllo jockey club , announces
his purpose to give now stakes and
lengthen the duration of the Louis-
villa meeting , The heightened at
tractions are calculated to brine ; west
ern atablos directly homo from Sara
toga Instead of stopping at Sheeps
head Bay and with the absence
of Rancocas , Brooklyn , Westbrook ,
Ferncliflo and other loading stables
East Shcepshcixd Bay will suffer in
attractions , hence In interest and
attendance ,
' .pedal Dispatch to Tim UKK.
MOUNT OAUKOLL , Pa. , March 8.
The old breaata i f the Ilellanco col
liery oaved In to-day , cracking a large
area of the anrfnco under nine houses ,
leaving only thin aholia of frozen earth
between the houses and thomiuo , The
families hurriedly moved ont of
twenty other houses on the public
road and > the Heading depot and rail
road traska In the range. The houses
belong to the Reading company. Some
of thorn was pulled down and carried
away , as the might sink oat of sight
at any moment.
At the Methodist conference at Win
chester , Va. , llov. L. F , Morgan , for fifty
yetra a minister , was selected to preach the
l s.erm"n ,