Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 23, 1883, Image 5
TBE DAILY BEEr-oMArtA , PIHD Y. MAHOU 23 TOD Hotaka national Bank Of Nob. Nob.SfltiO.OOO Puld up Capita SfltiO.OOO CapitaDIRGOTurtS DIRGOTurtS I . n. JbiissiN. FfMiilcni ol s * / , Of. A , F. TO I HUIS , Vice President , of 0. , D. j > Q. H. U.,11 iton. r . . . -oitsE , of W. V. Uors & Co OHN 8. COLLINS , of 0 , H. i J. S. Collins. If. WOULWORTU , OoODMtlor & Attom.j-M- Uw. Uw.REED REED , of Byron Read ft Oo. W. fATES , Cashier , tate Cuhlet of tbt Ilnl National Bank of Omaha , and connected with the active management of that Bank line * III ganliatlon In 1863. Oruio for business April IT , 1882 , with lh rzel ctplUl ol any bank In Nebraska. OOLLxmoRS receive ipecUl attention and chat. ten lowest obtainable here or elNwhere. IMTUUT allowed on time deposits upon favor able terms and upon account ! of banki and b nk- roaiiou EIOUARQI , Oovernmenl Bonds , and County and 01 iy securities bought and sold. It li prepared to do a general banking lmslne.it In all I la details , and In the treatment of custom will pursue the moat liberal policy consistent with afe bulking. FINANCE AMD GQ IMERGE , J. W. KODEFBR. Brolior Etock > , Bond * , Commercial I'apcr and all other Good eecuritiea dealt in Uoora 4 , No. 'M IVurl St , , Council BlufTii , la. FINANCIAL. Special IHspatch to Tui Uss. NEW YOBK , March 2' ' , Money Loaned at G to 25 per cent , closing at 20 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper - 6@74 per cent. Sterling Exchange Banter * ' bills 4 80i ; demand , 4 83 , Governments 4i wore i per cent higher. The others were unchanged. Railroad bonds were strong. The stock nurkot opened turner to.ihy and advanced etoadily up to the last hour , when a weakness not In which compared with last night's closing prices la general. ly a fraction higher. Yc tnla ; . To d&y. 3\'t ICIU 103J & 103 103 4Vs Coupons 112 } 112 ; & 1192 120i Pacific 3's of 1895 120 120 BONUS. Central Pacific firsts 114i 114 i Brie seconds % 'JO Lehigh & Wilkosbarro 102 100i Louisiana consols 65 GSif Missouri C's 110 HOT Bt. Joseph 109 109 Bt , Paul & Sioux City firsts. . Ill 111J Tennessee G's 42 424 do new 41 40 Texas & Pacific land grants. . 05 651 do R. G. dlv. . . . 81i 81J Union Pacific 1st mortgage. . 112 112 do land grants . .1091 109 do sinking fund. . 115i 1151 Virginia O's 33 33 do consols G's 404 404 do deferred 12g 13 El 00 IB. Adams Express 12G 127 Allegheny Central 13 13 Alton & Terre Haute 63 G8 do pfd. . . . 07 9C4 American Express 871 87 Burl. , Cedar Rapids & North. 78i 78 Canada Southern 67 G7 Col. , Gin. &Xnd. Central. . : . 8U1 815 Central Pacific 81j 82 Chesapeake & Ohio 2 ; 22 do 1st pfd. . . 3U 314 do 3d pfd. . . 23J 23 Chicago & Alton 134 131 , ' do pfd 137i 13a Chi. , Burl. & Quinoy 122 122 OhL , St. L. & New Orleans. . 784 781 Oin. , Sand. & Cleveland 48 47j Glove. , Col. & Cincinnati. . . . 73 73 Delaware & Hudson canal. . . 108 108 Del. , Lack. & Western 121J 124 Denver & Rio Grande 47 47 Erie SO 7 do pfd 784 784 East Tennessee 9 9 do preferred 16 1G Fort Wayne & Chicago 135 1351 Hannibal & Bt. Joseph 69 39 do pfd. . . 801 80 Harlem 195 ; 1951 Houston & Texas Central. . . . 73. ; 73J , Illinois Central 144 $ 144 Ind. , Bloom. & Western 33J 33i Kansas&Texas 31 31J Lake Erie & Western 31 31 Lake Shore & Michigan So. . . 110 111 Louisville & Nashville 54 54 Loulsv. , New Alb. & Chicago 521 621 Marietta & Cincinnati 1st pli lo 10 do do 2dpfd 6 G Memphis & Charleston 38 381 Michigan Central 951 951 Minneapolis & St. Louis. . . . 26 2G do pfd. 581 68J Missouri Pacific 102J 102 Mobile * Ohio 18 18 Manhattan Beach 1221 122 Morris & Essex C8 | 59 New Jersey Central 72 724 Nashville & Chattanooga 39 39 Northern Pacific 51 0 do pfd 86 841 Northwestern 1331 1331 do pfd 146 14Gj New York Oontral 126i 126 Ohio Central 12 12 Ohio & Mississippi 32 32 do pfd 98 98 Ontario & Western 27 27 Oregon Transcontinental 818 844 Pacific Mail 404 404 Panama. 1671671 Peoria , Decatnr& Evansv. . . 22i S2j Plttaburg & Cleveland 139. 139 Pullman Palace Oar 121 ; 1211 Reading 53j 53j Rock Island 123 123 Bt. Louis & San Fran 29 29 do pfd. . . . 41 48 do 1st pfd 91 91 St. Pan ! & Milwaukee 102 102 do pfd..1201 1201 St. Paul , Minn , ft Manitoba.154 153 Bt. Paul & Omaha 48 481 d ? pfd 10 i 108 Texas & Paolfio 401 < ° Union Pacific 9 96 United States Express 57 57 Wabash , St. L. A Pacific. . . . 28 } 29 do pfd. 49i 49 Wells , Fargo ft Co. Express.120 120 Western Bunion Telegraph. . . 821 84 Caribon 1J Central Arizona 1 Excelsior 1 1 Homestake 154 16 } Little Pittsbnrg 1 1 Ontario 22 224 Quicksilver ] 81 81 do pfd 43 43 Robinson 1 1 Silver Cliff i 8 South Pacific 7 OJ Standard 64 Gfc Bntro A n Offered. fEx. Intercut. tAskod. OEx , dividend. FOREIGN FINANCE. Special Dispatch to TUB Dm. LONDON. LONDON , March 22 5 p. m. Fours bonds , 1 22Jj Illinois Central , 1491 ; Pennsylvania - sylvania Central , 1C I } ; New York Central ' , 130 ; Erie , 1384. Amount of bullion gone In the bank of England , 17,000. PRODUCE Ss PROVISIONS. Special Dispatches to Tni Bis. CHICAGO. Onituao , March 22. Flour Market : dull and unchanged ; spring wheat flour S 505 00 ; Minnesota , S 50@4 25 ; bakeri , 4 25@5 67 ; patents , 6 007 CO ; wintei wheat flour , southern Illinois and Mis souri , 4 25fl 00 ; Michigan , 4 C0@5 25. Wheat Demand active tut nnroltlrd ; 1011 for Mirth ; 1 01g@l 034 for Atifi ) ; I 10Ji&l 10i' ' fur May ; 1 1101 Hi lor June ; 1 O'Jj fvr July ; No. 3 Chicago prlnir. 1 03$1 CO } ; No 3 Calcago spriug , 91o : No. 2 rod winter , 1 08 Corn Market active but lower : 64 lo for canh ; r > 2ga for March ; 5Vj for April ; fuW > 7JJ | fur M y ; fi7 for Juuer : > 3j 9j tur July. Oati-Mni .et moody ; 4Ui ( 40 o for cash ; 393 o forMarcb ; and April ; 424a for May ; 4240 for June ; 41JO for July. ItyoMarket uull and lower at C'Jjo. Urtiley Market dull and nominal at 76o. 76o.Bacon Bacon Market higher at 1 37 ® 1 374 , Pork Market opened weak and lower , but closed at outildo prices , 18 00 lor cash nd March ; 18 02J@18 03 for .Airll ; 1825@18274 fr May ; 18 40@18 424 r June ; j8674@18 60 for July , Lard Murket opened wewk and lower. but closed at ouUldo ptlcei ; 11 10@11 11J for caah and Marolij 11 lli@ll 15 for April ; 11 29i@ll 30 for M y ; 11 35 ® II 374 f < " June ; 11 424&11 45 lor July. Bulk Meats In fair denunul ; ahuulcUr , 7 G5 ; thort rib , 10 00 ; nburc clear , 10 45. Butter Market ste.dy and unchanged ; crenmery , 18@80c ; dairy , 13@2je. lgxs AlurKct dull ntl uiittttled at 101igl74c. ( Wlilauy Matket steady and uuchauged at 1 17 Frelgh's Corn to Buffalo at So per bushel. CALL BOAUU , Wheat Stea ly and nn- chniKo3 ) ; 1 > 41 ( or Apiil ; 10U for May ; 10DJ ( or Junoi 1 083@1 OSi lor July. Corn Inr ular ; a'2a fur March ; 52jd for April ; 5 la for May ; 57gj for Jitue ; fi8 a for July. Oats -Weaker ; 40Jo for March ; 39J@ 39 c for April ; 42Jo for May ; 42,3 lor June ; 41c fur July , . I'utkUiKlw ; 1805 for March ; 18 10 for April ; 18274 for May18 ; 45 for June ; 1 G218 05 for July. L iu rftomiy mi' l unchanged ; 11 C74 for f April ; 11111 for Mu > ; 11324 lor Juue ; It 35tfill374 ( > ur July. NKW IO11K. Nkw YORK , March 2i. Flour Market qulwt nud u jell \i guJ ; cuper state we teru , .1 702'f ( J"'i ooannjii to piot fxrj ( bur , 4 tO ; goo-1 tn chiiiun , 4 00fe7 00 Wnuat- Cash mirktt firing options mi- 3't'lod but (3\i higher ; No " i-ptirg uumlnnl ; ungrnded red , 1 ( ) @ 1 10 ; et anitrNo 3 ud , 109) ; No I ! reii , 1 1C ; stHAiuerNo. 2 ted ; 1 10iN ; < > . 12 d ) , 1191 @l 194 ; certiorates , 1 IHl ; delivered , 1 20 * ( Si 21 ; ungraded white , 1015@1 2i ; KteHUi- er No. 3 white , 924 ? ; ftenmer No 2 white , 97c ; No. 2 white , 1 Oli@l Oil. Corn Murnet Queued i@lo lower I lit oubtcqueutlv was firmer and recovered I * : ; it again declined hut closed fairly stody ; ungraded , rc@50 : ; No. 3 , 614@ 62c ; steamer. 6)J@6Gjo ) ; No. 2 , G f3iOic ; old No. 2 , 73@74o ; steamer wliito , Oats Market weak ; mixed weatoru , 49 } @ 0lc ; white westerr > , & 3J@55o. Hay Market q-iet bat firm. Eggs Market dull and lower ; ( western trend , 21jfei2j. Pork Muiket nuiot but firm ; new mess , pork , 1'J ' 15&i9 ( ' . ' 5 ; options nominal , Cut Meats Market quiet b it steady. Lard Market ea ; prime steam , 11424 for March ; 11S8@1140 lor April ; 11 42@11 44 for May ; 11 38@11 46 for June ; 11 42@ll 50 for July ; 11 49@11 CUJ for August ; 11 54@ll 07 for September. Butter Market unsettled and weak nt 10@35c. 1 8T. LODI8. ST. LOTJIB , March 22. Flour Market dull and unchanged. Wheat Market hipher but very mod < erato trading ; No. 2 red full , 1 033 ® 1 OSJfor cttph ; 1 084 for March ; 109JW 1 10 tor April ; 1 1I4@1 124 for May ; 1 12J @ 1 12J lor Oune1081@lC8i ; for July ; 1 Oiiifojl 06J for the year ; No. 3 red fa'J , at 1 03 1 04 Com Market opened lower and doclm ed , , ai.d then reacted and closed hatter , but lover than yesterday ; 484@48J for ca h ; 48 o for March. 50@493 , cloninc a 49j for April : 52g@514s , closing at 52 4 for May ; 5252ja for June ; 55@54gc , closing at 551c bid tor July. Oats -Market higher ; 4 ) J@41j3 for cash ; 41o for April ; 42&43o for May. Rye-Market dull at 57o. Barley Market quiet at GO@8Xi. Corn Meal Market lower ac 2 50. Butter Market quiet and unchanged stock , 12Jo. ERRS Market steady and unchanged al 13i@144c. wnisuy Market quiet and unchangei 1 atl5. Pork Market dull ; jobbing at 18 25. Bulk Meats Market Inactive and lower ; shoulders , 720 ; long cleir. 665 ; shor rib ? , 9 76 ; short clear , 10 00. Bacon Market dull and lower to sell long clear , 10 55 , Lard Market nominal. AFTXBNOON BOABD. Wheat Marke easier ; 1 10 for April ; 1 12 | for May ; 1 12 for June ; 1 08j bid for July. Corn Lower ; 494c for April ; 61io fo : May ; 526 o for June ; C5io for ( July. OUs Market dull ; 41o bid for Aprl 424c bid for May. KANSAS OITT. KANSAS CITT , March 22. Wheat- Market weak and slow ; No. 2 red fall 93Jo forbid for caah ; 95o bid for April ; 97 bid for May. Corn-Nlarket lower ; 43r H3Jo fo cash ; 441@441o for April ; 461@464o for May. Oats Market slow ; 34 Jo for cash ; no options. LIVB STOCK Special Kapatchca to Tni Bss. OHIOAQO. CHICAGO , March22. The Drovers' Jonr- nol reports an follows : Hogs Weak and dull and 10a lower ; mixed , G90@7 43 ; heavy , T50@8 15 ; light , 6 93@7 65 ; skips 4 80@6 75 ; and the packers holding iff for higher prices ; shippers - pers orders are diminishing. Cattle Moderately active but weak and lOo lower , except on the mont desirable grades ; export steers , 6 C07 20 ; common to fair and medium , 5 30@5 90 ; butcher- lug stock , 3 ( > o@4 90 ; and a fair demand on canning account ; stackers and feeders , In liberal supply and light request , the de mand weak at 3 10@5 00 Sheep The general market was brisk and strong a good demand on local and eastern account ; common to fair. 8 50O 4 75 ; medium to good , 515@6 00 ; choice to extra , 6 40@7 00 ; some fancy export sheep sold at the latter prices. XKW TOKK. New YOBK ; March 22. The Drovers' Journal Bureau reports : Cattle A firmer feeling , but the market dnll and a limited trade ; extremes , G 25@ 7 30 per | cwt ; no extra stock shown ; exporters - porters used twenty < carioads ; dressed beef , firm at 9 60@10 50 In the city ; 8 60@9 50 for western ; some best Chicago dresaed eold at 10 00. Sheep Fairly active and lo higher ; ex. . : trf men , G 25@7 2f per cwt , for sheep ; 6 60 @ 8 50 for yearling lambs ; exporters took dOO fit sheep at 7 25@7 65 per cwt. Hogs Live bogs easier at 760@8 00. BT. LOUIS ST. Looia March 22 , Cattle Buyers offish and dcmnded rsm were u conro'sion and BOU.B sales were mide lower , but there wan no eeiier.il decline ; exporta , G 75 © 70C ; ( port to choice , 0 25@G75 ; light to fair , 5 40@G CO ; common , 6 00@5 25 ; rard. turn lo choice butchers' steers , 4 G0@6 75 coed to cholcs cows and heifers , 4 60 i@ 5 03 ; common tn fair , 3 50@4 40 ; stacker : null feeJera , 423@52j ; corn-foci Texans , 0 25@5 GO. Sheep Steady ; common to medium 3 50@4 60 ; fair to good , 4 75@5 G5 : choice to fancy , 5 75@G 25. Hogs Market dull ; llbt , 7 0fg7 45 pftcking. 7 35@7 50 ; butchers to extrt heavy , 7 50@7 70. KANSAS OITT. KANSAS [ CiTT , March 22. The Llv Stock Indicator reports : Cattle Weak ; and slaw ; native steeri > 1,200 to 1,500 Ibs. , G 00@G 75 ; utocken and feeders , 4 25@5 15 ; cowt , 3 40@4 50 , Hogs Market weak and lower ; light , , G80@69o ; medium , G 90@7 05 ; good teat choice , 7 10@7 60. IsSheep - Natives from 88 toll71bi , at < 4 85@G 00. TRAFFIC , Special Ditpakhes to Tns Us * . VtODBAND DRAINS OHIOAOO , March 22 , Receipts and shipments of flour and grain for the past 21 hours have been as follows ) Uoceh'tf , Ship'U , Klnur " 10 00 J 395 Wheat bnshcl 21.100 17.00 Corn- " 201.000 05,000 Oats " 70.000 76,000 Hye , 40,000 Barley- " 25,000 33,000 ST. Lorjia , March 22.-Receipts and shipments of flour and grain for the past 48 hours have been as follows ! RecelptR. Shlp'ts. Flour-bbl H.OOO 7,000 Wheat bushels 29,000 2.000 Corn " 17"COO 76.000 OtU " 14.000 7,000 Rye " 12,000 Barley- " 1,000 NEW YORK , March 22. Receipts and hlpinenU of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows : Receipts Bhp'tR Flour-bbls 10,000 1,000 Wheat biuhbli 36.QOO 110,000 Corn- " 158,000 147,000 Oats- " . . . . 81,000 KANSAS OITT , March -Receipts ! and shipments of grain fet the pant 21 aours hate been as follows : Roo'ts. Shlu'ts. Wheat , bushels 4.000 20,000 Corn " 6,000 69,000 LIVE STOCK. NEW YoaK , March 22. Receipts and shipments of live stock fur the pant 24 hours have boon as follows : Reo'ts Bhip'ts Beeves , 500 . . . . Quartern of beef 7'Jo Snetp 5.030 55 OarutSJts of mutton 2UO Hogs 5.855 ( 'HIOAOO , Match 22. Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been an follows : Reo'ts. Sblpm'tfl. ' Ctittlo 75,600 2,800 Hogs U.OOO 9,000 Sheep 3,600 7tO ST. Louis , March 22. Receipts and shipments of live stock fet the past 21 hours have been nn follows : Ifoo'to. Bhlpm'ts. Cattle 1400 GOO Uoga 3100 1,700 Shesp 1.800 900 KANSAS OUT , March 2i. Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 bourn bavo been ns follow ? : Reo'ts. Shipm'ts. Cattle 1,400 Hog * 2.GOO Sheep 600 WOOL. Special DUpatch to Tin Bun. LONIUN March 22. At the wool sales yesterday New Zealand scoured sold at 10d@2s lOd. OMA.HA. MAKKliirS. WholeMile Price * . OrriOK or THI OMAHA Bsr , 1 Wednesday Evening , March 22. f The only changes reported in the market to-day are as follows : Sassafras , declined 2u. Chlnchonldia , declined 5o per dozen. Chloroform , declined lOc per Ib. Dover's powders , declined 15o per Ib. Glycerine , declined Ic , Opium , advanced 25o. liocal Qraln.DeallngB. WHEAT.-Cash No. 2 , 8S4c ; caah No 3 , 734c ; rejected , 51c. dARLEY. Cash No. 2 , 63c ; . No. 3Go. 3Go.RYE RYE Cash , 43o. NEW MIXED CORN-S70. OATS 37o. SEEDS Flax seed 96o per bn. Produce and Provisions. POTATOES-20@25o per bushel. ONIONS 40@50c per bushel. BUTTEK Choioe country , 124-j. UGaS Ifresb , 14o. HONEY OaJlforala. perlb j , at. APPLES Per barrel , $3 I 00@3 50. OYSTERS Plait's select oysters , 40o i Standard , 85 ; mediums , 30. ORANGES-Florida , 95 50 ; Messina , 3 50@84 00. LEMONH-94 00@4 60 per box. BEANS Navy per bushel. 2 75@3 00 OHIOKENS-18@14o per Ib. TURKEYS-14o per pound. Qrocera List CANNED GOODS Oysters , 2 I ( Field's ) , per case , 94 00 ; do 1 ft ( Field's per case , 3 76 ; do 2 ft ( Qtandard ) , per cas 3 90 ; strawberries , 2 ft , per case , 2 4 ( raspberries , 2 ft , per case , 8 60. Dam sons , 2 ft , per case , 2 45. Bartle pears per case , 2 40. Whortleberrie per case,275. Egg plums,2 ft porcuse,2 9' ' Green gages,2 ft per case , 2 90 ; do choice , ft per case i 60 , Pine Apples , 2 ft , per cas 4 00@5 75 , Peaches , 2 ft per case , 8 OC do 3 ft , case , 4 00@4 50 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 ft , pe caso,2 30 : do pie. 6 ft , per dozen. 2 SO. FLOUR Jobbing priced , Jack Fro. St. Louis winter ) $3.90per 100 Ibs. ; Topeka Patent Kansas , 3 09 ; Minnehaha Minnesota Patent , $3.76 ; Shawnee fancy winter , 83.10 ; Eagle , xyyy win. ter , $2.76 ; Triumph spring , beat , 2. 75 ; Christian's superlative , 3.80 : bran , per ton , J16.00 ; chopped feed. 925.00 : Queen Boo flour , per sack , 825 ; Nellie .Blye , per sack , 2 9fl. LARD Omaha RefinlnlngCo. : Tierces , 12c ; 40 and 60-lb cans , 12f c ; 20-lb cans , 123c ; 10-lb palls , screw top , 124c ; 5-lb do , 12Jp ; 3-lb do , 12Jc. RtOE Louisiana prime to choice , 7c : fair. 6i | 7ic ; Patma , 61c. FISH No. 1 mackerel , half brls , Q 75 ; No. 1 mackerel , kits , 100 ; family mackerel - erel , half brls , 4 75 ; family mackerel , kits , 85c ; No. 1 white fish , half brls , G 00 ; No. 1 ' OOFFB.'t. Rio , talr , lloi itlo , good 114o ; tn-Ime to choice , 12 to 124o ; Old gov't Java 18c @ 24o. SUGARS Powdered , lOlo : Cut loaf , " - Granulated , 8Jo ; JJonfectloners' A , 0 , Sic ; medium yellow , 74c : dark yellow , SYRUP Standard Com. , 42o , bbU.j I . . . . Standard do Jl A11 Kt. . ' * n Ari i , 44 gallon'kegs , 92 05 ; Stan dard do. 4 gallon kegf , 91 90. SODA In Ib papers , 93.80 per case ; keg > soda , 2fc NEW PICKLES Medium , In barrels 97 00 ; do In half bbls , 4 00 ; smalls , In bbhj 900 do , In half bbls , 500 ; gherkins , in bbls , 11 00 ; do , in half bbls , 8 00. STARCH. Pearl. 44c ; Silver Gloss 94o ; Com Starch , 94n ExcehdorGloss , 7o i Com , 7i . TEAS .Gunpowder , good , 45(355 ( Obolce , 60@75c ; Imperial , good , 40@45o Choice , 60@75c ; Young Hyson , good.86@ SOo ; choice , 65c@8100 ; Japan Nat Leaf , S6c : Japan , choice , 60@75o ; Oolong , good , B5@40 ; Oolong , chn.oo , 40055 ; Honohonc. ( food. 85M-10c ; choice. 3545o. ROPK Sisal. 4 Inch and larger , lie i Inch , UU ; 1 Inch , 12j. WOODKNWARK fwo hoop pilN 1 75 ; three hoop palla , 3 00. Tubs , No. 1 , 8 60 ; Pioneer waahboardu , 1 85 Double O.-own 2 90 ; Wollbnoketo , 3 60. . IiKAD Bar. IU 65 ; ; opplfl extra , IGo pnre apple , 13c ; Pnuuinc nare annle , 16o SALT. Dr-\y loa-lj , ppr bbl , 1 70 ; Ash' , o n. in nno ks. 8 .0 ; bblj dairy GO , Os. II K JJOAl'3-Klr'aHavon ! In'porlal , 3 45 , , Drurs DRUGS A1TD OHEMIOA Ifl.ftxld OarboUc , nOc ; Acid , Tartarlc , 65c ; Babian ; ; Oopablt , per Ib , 70o ; Bark. Saaaafras , pm Ib , 12 J | OrJotncl. per Ib , 80j ; ClnchonldiR per or , [ 0110 ; Chloroform , par Ib , 90s Dover's powder * , par Ib , jl 25 ; Eoaon Salts , par Ib , Sic ; Glycerine , pure poTbi 80c ; Lead , Acetate , per Ib , 22i ! O I , Cantor , No. 3 Per gal , 3115 ; Oil , . Olive , p r gaL 81 50 ; Oil. Origanum. 60 , Opium , 8.5 f 0 ; Quinine P. tt W. 4 R. 4 K per or , 81 85 ; Potassium , Iodide , per It 1175 ; Balactn , per or. 40c ; BnlphVto ( Morphine , per or , 93 86j Bulpnnr floui p r Ib , 4o | Btrrchnlne , otr oz. 9165. Kirk's attlnM , a 00 ; Kirk's standard. 8 75 ; Klrk'l wbltu Kui-slMi. 5 23t Kirk's Kutocs , 'J 1 ! > Klrk'a Pralrlo Queen , (100 ( cakes ) , 40 ; Kirk's magnolia tlon. , POTASH Pennsylvania cana , 4 CMC , In cue , 8 35 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 dot. In CAM , 1 90 : Anchor Ball 2 dor. in case 1 60. PEANUTS Roasted , choloo , rod 'Icn. ncsseo , lOopor lb > fasoy whlto , 104c perlr ; raw whlto Virginia raw , 10c | roasted 'oANDLES-Boies , 40 Iba.lr's , 15c ; Bs , 16jo ; bics 40 Ibs. , 10 or , d > , 16Jo. MATCHES Per caddie , , 95o ; round , oaies. 88 10 ; square , casfta , 5 40. MKATS Hams p r Ib. , ISJc : bacon per Ib. , 14c ; clear side bacon per Ib , , lljc ; dry salt tides per Ib. , 94c ; dry salt shoul ders perlb. , 9e ; bacon shoulders per Ib , , w , , 18j ; 284ot Arbooklo's 14lc. 14lc.OHEESH Full Omm. 14 o ) Part tiklm , 104o. LYE American , 3 40 ; Groonwlcb , 3 40 : Western , 2 70 ; North 8Ur , 2 00 ; IHJW ! * ' lye , 4 Gf > ; Jewell lye , 275. FUBD-Jobblng prices , Chop food $1.50 ) > er 100 Ibs. ; chop corn , $1.40 ; bran , 70o per ICO Ibs. HOMINY Now , $ ! 00 per bbl. Dry aoods. BROWN OOTTONS-Atlnntlo A , 84c ; Appleton XX , 7c ; Atlanta A , 80 ; Boott FF , 840 ; Buckeye LL , 4.4 , 7o ; Cabot W , 71o ; ChlttonauRo A. 6lo ; Urpat Falls E , 8jc ; Hooslcr , 640 ; llonost Width , 81c. In- dlan Head A. 84o ; Indian Standard A , 8 c ; Indian Orchard d. w. , 81o ; I < awreuoo LL , 7o ; Mystic Rlvor , 74c ; Pequot A , 8Jc ; ShawmntLL , 4oUtIca ; 0 , 6io : Waohun- ett B. 74o ; do A , 84o > do B 48 , l24c ; Wai- cott BB. 8 c. FINE BROWN COTTONS Allcndale U : 74o ; Alligator 8-4 , 8c ; Argyle 4-4 , 7Jc ; Atlantic LL , GJo ; Badger State X 4-4 , 7c ; Bennlngton O 4-4 , Gfc ; Buckeye S. 4. , OJcc Indian Orchard AA 9-8. 84o ; Ijjvconla O 39 , 84o ; Lehigh E 4-4 , 940 ; Pepp * > rell N 80 , 7c ; do O 83 , 71c ; do R 36 , 7Jo ; do E 89 , 84c , Vocasset 0 4-4 , 7Jc ; Wamsutta 4-4 13o BLEACHED COTTONS Androcco rin L 4-4,94oBlaokstonoAA ; Imperial 8Vc ; ao do half bleached 4-4 , 9c ; Cabot 4-4,8 ? ; Fidelity 4-4 , 94oVrult of theLoom,94 ; can.briol-,12 , , cdoWaterTwist,10icGr ; ; Falls Q , 9o ; Indian Head shrunk 4-4 , 12c ; LonBdalo. lOo ; do cnmbric 37 , 12Jc ; New York Mills. 124c ; Pequot A 10o ; Pepperol N G Twills , 124o ; Pocahontas 4-4 , 9Jo ; Pocaaaet 4-4 , 8io ; Utlon , lie } Wamsutta O X X , 124o. JLtuCKS Colored ) Albany K brown. 80 ; do 0. drab , XlW do XX stripes and plaids , 124c ; do XXX brown and drab , stripes and plaids , 13Jo ; Arlington fancy , ! Br9c : unswiok brown , 84o ; Chariot fancy 124o ; do extra heavy , 20c > Fall River brown , extra heavy , 114cj Indiana A brown IHnt Noooauot A brown. ISo TlOKlflUa Amoskeag A U A 82 19o ; do XX blue 82 , 18fo ; Arrowacca , 94c ; Clareinout B B , ISio : Oonestoga ex tra , 174c ; Hamilton D , Il4o Lewieton A 30,16o ; Minnehaha 4-4. 20o ; Omega super extra 4-4 , 28o ; Pearl River 82. IGic ; Putnam - nam XX blue stripe , 12o ; Shotuckot S lOJo ; do S3 12o ; Yeoman's blue 29 , 9o DENIMS. Amoskeak , blueandbronn 164c ; Andover DD blue , 154o ; ArllngX blue Scotch , 184c ; Concord OOO , blue aw brown. 124cjdo AAA , do do 134 ; d ° XXto do do 144o Haymaker's blue and brown , 94o ; Mystlo River DD stripe , 164o ; Pearl River , blue and brown , IGc ; Uncasvllle blue and brown , 144c. CAMBRICS Barnard , 6ic ; Eddyst ne lining. 24 Inch double face , 840 ; Garner A glazed , 540 ; Manhattan glove finish , 59o Newport do Go ; do glazed , 5oi Pequot do 6c : Lockwood kid finish Go. CORSET JEANS Amory , 8oAndres | coggin satteon 8Jo ; Clarendco , G Jo ; Cones o'tea satteens , 71c ; Halloweli , 8cj Injdl Orchard 74 < j ; Narr. gansottlmprovedo Pepporill sotteen 94o ; Rookport , 7Jc. PRINTS-Aliens , 64o ; American , G4c Arnold , 7o ; Berwick , 4Sc ; Oocheco , 7o Conoaloga. 6Jo ; Dunkirk , ; Dunnell G4@7c ; Eddystone. 7o ; Gloucester , Go Harmony , & 4c ; Knickerbocker , 64c ; Me ri ao D. 7c ; Mystlo , 64c ; Spras-uos , 60 Southbrldge , Go ; do. Ginghams , 7o | Marl boro. SSciOrlental 64o. GINGHAMS Amoskeag. 104ct Amoe keag dress 9Ji Argyle , lOio ; Atlantic , Oo : Cumberland , 74o ; Highland , 7 * Kenilwortb , 84c ; Plun kett , 10io | B en , 8c. COTTONADES Abbervllle 184 Agate , 20o ; American , lie ; Artislan , 20c Cairo D and T , 134c ; Olarlca D and T 174c ; Deccan Co. stripe * D and T , 16c ; Ke ; stone , 134c ; Nantncket , 19o : Nonparel IGo ; Ocean D and T , 134o ; Royal , 164 Sussex , 12c ; Tioga , 1 % ; Waohueett shirt In ? shocks. 124c ; do , Nankin , 124o ; York plain'Mankln. 124o ; do , checks , stripe * an fancy , 12ic ; do. 8 oi 20o. BHEETINGS-Androfloogln 10-4,274 do 9.4,23cdo 8-4 , 22c ; Continental 42 , lie , Frult.of the Loom 10-4 , 274 ; Now York mllla98 , 85c ; do 78 , SOo ; do 68. 224o , FembrjkelO-4 , , 25o ; PequotlC-4 , 281c , do 74,19o do 49 , IGo ; Pepperell JOG , 29o do 67 , 21odo ; 67 , 18o ; Ut2ca 96 , 860 ; do 58 , 22ic ; do 48.17o. Paint * Old and VarnlshM OILS 110 * carbon , per gallon , 12c ; 160 * headlight , per gallon , Ho ; 175 * headlight , per gallon. 19o 160'L Water White , 20c ; .linseed raw , per pallon , 54 ; Unseed , boiled ] > er gallon , 57c ; lard , winter str'd , per teal ton. 1 00 ; No. 1 , 85c ; No , 2 , 75o ; castor XXX. per gallon , 1 25 ; No. 8,1 20 ; sweet per gallon , 85o : sperm , W. B. , per gallon- 1 75 ; fish , W. B. , per gallon , 60o ; noatsfoot extra , per gallon , 75c ; No. 1 , 65o ; lubri- eating , zero , per gallon , SOo ; summer , 15o golden machine , No. 1 , per gallon , 35o ; No. 3 30 : sperm , signal , per gallon , 80o ; tur pentine , per gallon ' , G5c ; naptha , 74 , per gallon , 18o : Gt' , 17c PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Omaha P. P. . 60 ; white lead , St. Louis , pure , Marseilles green , 1 to 6 ft cans , French zinc , gioen seal. 12o ; French clue red seal , lie ; French zinc , in varnish asst 20c : French tlnce , In oil asst 15o ; Raw and burnt umber , 1 ft cans 12o ; raw and burnt Sienna , 13o : Vandyke brown , refined lampblack. 12o ; coach block and 1'ory black , 16o ; drop bhu k , IGo ; Prussian blue , SOo ; ultramarine blue , 18o | chrome green , L. M. k D. , 14oblind ; and shutter green , L. M. & D. , 14c ; Paris green. 18o Indian red , 15c : Venetian red. Bo ; Tuscan ore , 22c ; American Vermlllod , I. ft P. , anC | chrome yellow , L. , M. , 0. & D O. , 18o yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , 1 | pateni dryer , So ; graining colors i light oak , darli oak. walnut , chestnut and ub 15o. Dry DalnU Whlta lead. So ; French sine. 10c ( Par whltelng 2Jc ; whiting gUdere , IJo biting com'l , lie ; lampblack German' town. 14o ; Umpblack , ordinary , 10c ; Pru slan blue , 55o ; ultramarine , I8o ; Vandyke brown , 8c | nmber , burnt , 4a | amber , ran 4osienna ; , burnt , 4oi sienna , raw , 4c 4om' Paris green genuine , 25c ; Paris : green com 20c ; chrome green , N , Y. ' 20c ) chrom green K. , 12c ; vermilllon , Eng , , 70oj vei million , America , 18o ; Indian red , 10 ; rose pink , 14o ; Venetian read , Ooknsosc ; 23c : Venetian red Am. , lc ; rei lead , ISOty chrome yellow , genuine , 20o hrome vel low , K. , 12cj ochre , rochelle So ; ochre French. 2c ) ochre , American , 2c Winters mineral. 24c ; lehlgb brown. La. Spanish brown , 2ic ) Trlnco's mineral 3o ; : VARNISHJIS-Barrels - per gallon Furniture , oztro , 81 10 ; furniture , No , 1 31 ; coach , extra , { 140 ; oaob , No , ra.an 8120 ; Damar , extra , 81 76 ; npan , 70can ; phaltum , extra , 85c ; sheila 8.1 50 ; ban oil finish. SI 30. , Mldnl t-ui3. Etc. , HIDES fjrreen butcher's hldm , OB7c ' cured 78o ; hlilo-i , grocn salt , pan cure 7JchldeH,74c ; ; dry flint , sound , 12 } 13o ; Irv calf and kip , 12Mc ; dry salt it dessound 10@Uc ; green calf. wt. 8 o 15 ftg. . ll@l'Jc grocn calf , wt , under 8 Ibs , per ok In , Oct , erecn pelt * , 60@S1 25 ; green lamb Bklru 81 25@150 ; damaged hides , two-third rate cut ftcorod and ono grub , classed twc , tllrds rate , ) branded bides 10 per eent , 70Olf Coon oklns , No , 1. 45c ; No. 2 , 30o ; No. , 20. ; No. 4 , lOc. Mink , No. 1 , SOoj No. 16o ; No. 3,16o ; No. 4 , 60. Foj , No.lfc GOoj No. 2 , 25o. Bkunk , No. 1 , b25o 6fio ; short stripe , 40oi narrow strlpeo ! broad stripe. lOo. Tallow 7o , Leatner Oak sole , S8o to 42o ; hemlock sole , 28o i t 85c ; hemlock kip. SOo to 100) ) rannoi 65o to 60o ; hemlock calf , 860 to 120 ; hem lock upper , 23o to 28o ; oak upper , 24c alligator , 4 00 to 6 W ; eaU kid , 83@35fi Qrclsen kid , 2 60 to 276 ; oak kip , BOo to 1 00 ; oak calf. 1 20 to 1 80) ) French kip , 1 10 to 1 6C ; French calf , 1 25 to 2 00 ; rus- otU. 6 HO to 7 50 ; linings , n 00 to 10 CO ; topplnpr , 0 00 to 10 f.C'i ' 11. u Morocco , SOo to ; Vo ; poliMn 0 , D , Morocco , G6o ) * laion ; 2 PO to 3 00. ' HAUNKSS-No 1 star oak , V2c > , Nn J do , 8yC ; Nt 1 Ohio oak , 88c ; No. 2 ila , S5c | No. 1 Milwaukee , 37o | No. 3 do S4c. Lumtxir. We quote lumber , Intn and thln les on' ' _ rs at Omaha at the followlniMirlce" ! JOIST AND HOANTLINcJ-18 ft. and under , 911 00 ; 18 ft. , 923 60. TIMUKH3 Ifi ft. and under , 822 00. TIMIJKH AND J018T-18 It. , 823 60 ; 1C ft ,823 M | 22 ft. , 820 60 ; 24 ft. 820 60. FBNOINr-No. 1 , 4 and 8 In. , 824 00 ; No. 2. 822 00. SHEETING No. 1 (2nd ( common boards ) , (20 00 ; No. 2 , 818 00. LIME l'er barrnl , 81 35 ; bulk per otn- lOc ; Oomcnt , bbl , $2 26 Iowa plaster. bbl , 82 60. Hair per bu. 40o. Tarrou felt 100 Ibn. 83 60. Straw board , 83 60. Heavy Hardware Ust. Iron , ratr > ] , 03 00 ; plow stool , special east , 7o ; crucible. He ; special or UormanCc ; cast tool do , 15@20 wafrpn si > okett , cot , 2 25@3 00hcl)8 | , per set , 1 iif ; felloes , sawed dry , 1 40 ; tonjriios , each , 70@B6c ; azlos , each , 7&o ; mniaro nuts , per D > , 7@llo ; washorB. per Ib. 8@lRc : rlvotii , per Ib , lie ; cell chain , per Ib , 013o ; malleable , 80 ; Iron wedgon , Co ; crowbars , Go barrow teeth , 4c ; spring tool , 7@8c ; Burden's homwthopd. fi 21 : Bunion's muleahooo. 0 2" . HA1U3KD WIUK In car lots , 7 60 © 8 60 pnr 100. NAIM llatos. 10 to GOJ , 3 76. SHOT. Shut , 31.K5 ; Buck snot , 82.10. Oriental Powder , kegs , 86,40t do , , hat kegs. 83.48 : do. , rjnartor kngs , 81.88 ; Blnat big , koirs , 8a86i Fuse , per 100 foot 60o. UOAli ( yhimborland blnoksmltb , f Morris Ilun Bloiwburg , 812) ) Whltobronct Inmp , 81 \Vhllobrc4tst ; nut. (4 60 ; Iowa tump , 84 60 ; Iowa nut ? 4 50 ; llook Sprlnp , 9700 ; Anthraolto. 81160@12CO ; ( Janon City , $7 00 per ton.Liquor Liquor * . ALCOHOL 188 proof. S 25 per wine gallon ; extra California spirits , 187 proof , 1 25 per proof gallon ; triple refined nplritj 187 proof , 1 23 per proof gallon ; ro-d ( stilled ufclskios , 1 001 50 ; fine blended , 1 50 © 2 50 ; Kentucky bourbons , 200700 ; Ken- tnckv and Pennsylvania ryes , 2 00(5)7 ( ) 00. UIlANDIKS-Importod , (6 0091000 ; domeiitlo 1 104 00. GINS Imported , 4 C00 00) ) domestic , 140O300. HUMS Imported , 4 600 00 ; Now Kngland. 2 00&44 00 ; domestic , 1 t > 03 50 PKAOH AND APPLE ihlANDY- 1 76@4 00. CHAMPAGNES Imported per csr.o , 2800@31 OjAmirlua , east , 12000) ) 1600. CLARETS ' er case , 4 6018 00 WINKS Rh no wine , per cane , G 00 © 2 00 ; Oatavba , per case , 4 007 00 , WELOOMINQ WILLIAM. Reooptlon of the Associated Press Agent m Now York. Special Dispatch to Tim Dsi. NKW YOHK , March 22. Hon. Wil liam Uonry fcimllh , rronornl agent of the Associated Press , was formally welcomed to Now York to-night at a banquet glvon at the Union olnb , and participated in by ropronontatlvcs of the bench , ' bar , banks , Insurance , railroads , telegraphs and varlod mer cantile pnrsnlta. Speeches were made by Whltelnw Hold , editor of the Tribune ; Hyde , of the Equitable Insurance company ; Judge Noah Davla ; ohlof justice of the supreme court ; Channcoy M. Da- po'w , John A. Stewart , United Trust company ; General Porter , H Alex ander , Eraatua Wyman and othoro prominent in the various walks of metropolitan life. The occasion was a pleasant ono. .TELEGRAPH NOTES- Special Dispatches to Tns BII. The Yale boat crew has commenced the Easter vacation and will work hard by dally practice in the Now Haven harbor , preparatory to the conteit at New London. The Virginia state normal colored Insti tute has purchased a farm In Chesterfield county for the purpoce of erecting a buildIng - Ing to accommodate 500 pupils. The anniversary ot the birth of the em peror of Germany was celebrated by the New York German club at a banquet last night. The German ambassador and con sul were among the guests. Henry D. Kino , arrested in Utah on the charge of anon in England , sailed from New York for London. In the Now York house tha congres sional apportionment bill presented by the democrats passed to second reading. It elves the republicans 15 districts ; the ; democrats 13. Woodfcrd and Clark , who robbed the county safe at Foray the , Mo , , have been , captured. Half the stolen money was re , covered. - A company of soldiers from Fort Gibson , have gone out to arrest the belllgsrent - Creeks In Indian territory. Troops from , Fort Reno will co-operate , . Reports continue to arrive in Halifax from all sections of damage from freshets. The aggregate damage will bo most serious , The deficit of Ray , late bookkeeper of the Merchant anU Planters' bank , of Montgomery , is placed at $00,000. , , Tbo New Route to the Coast 8pcUI Dispatch to Tni 11" . ST. LOUH , March 22. The new route from St Louis to San Francisco via the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad to Halstead , Kansas , the At- chlsoD , Topeka & Santa Fe to Alba- ; ; qnorqno , New Mexico , the Atlantic & Paolfio to the Needles on the Colorado | : | river , Arizona , and the Southern Pa ; cific to Ban Francisco , is expected to bo in complete operation by May 1st. This line will bo 300 miles shorter than the present one via Demlng , and promises to become very popular all season * of the year , - ' * Tk Floods at Halifax. . . 8peUl Dispatch to Tns Uu. HAIJJUX , March 22. The latest ' reports from throughout the country give statements of widespread inun < dation and disaster by freshets. The Halifax and Capo Breton railway la seriously damaged , losing a number - of brldgoa , Sherbrooke is flooded and norno buildings swept away. ; : Families have moved to the upper , stories of dwellings. All mining has . coaaod and till small bridges have boon oiirlod awny. - Hsn Butler null His Councillors. Spoclal Dlnpatcli to Tun DBS , March 22. The Herald . sayn ot the intotlng ot the executive o. : council to Jftj : Governor Butler and hla oonftltutionul advisors hud a short , , but lively imvtlnoo. The govornor'n nomlnoo f _ ir Insurance commissioner , Noah A. PJyraptou , roportcd present. , , Tno nomination w.\i taken from the - table and rejected by a utrlotly party vote , 7 to 1. Then the governor it 1 Bald to have remarked gtuflly | "It bo- 2k' oomcemy | ( Inly to nominate a now oan < k' dldato for insurance commissioner ; 1 ; therefore nominate Noah A. Plymptou of Worcester. " So saying the qoy ernor withdrew. It is said by man. to aging democratic politicians that the , governor will stand by Plympton , and - eminent republican authority assure ) the Herald that seven repnblloin ATT A | VEDiGAL | DISPENSARY \ Offices and parlors over the new Omaha National Bank , 13th , between Farnam and Douglas Streets. A , S. ISHELAT1 ] , I , D. , - PROPRIETOR. Dr. Fishblatt can ba Oonsnltod Every Day Except Fridays and and Saturdays , these two Days lei e devoted to fits Dispensary at Dos Jfloines , .Iowa. Hpeoial attention given to diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS , CATARRH , KIDNEY ANDBLADDER And Female Diseases as well as All Glironio and Rorvous Diseases Has Jlicov red the greatest euro In the world ( or weakness ol the back and limbs. Involuntary llcbargrs , linpotency , gtncril dctil Ity , nerrouanrns , languor , contusion ol Ideas , palpltttlonof th if art , timidity , trembling , Ulmncfs ol sight or glddlncn * , ditto itcs ol the head , throat , ROSO or skin flcctioni ot Uu liver , lutign , stomach or bowels thoiioterillilc disorders arising Ircm so Itary hab- Us oluu h , ml secret tirictl on more fatal to the \lctlms lean the sonis ot Hyrens to the marin ers cl uljnni , blighting tliclr moitrhllant hopei or ntlilpattoni , rendering mtrrla e ImpOMlbl * Thwo Ui-t are tiinerinn from the orll pracUcoi which ilojtroy their monuland pnyslcal systemi CHlislllR NERVOUS DEBILITY. flic djmptlnuol which are a ihilldl8tres 9 < l mind , which unfits them from porfnrmlng their baM- nc s and I KU ! duties , makes happy marriage lni | ois ble , dl < tri ica the not on ol Uio heart , causing lluthcsot heat , da ntnlono ! splrl't , ev.l tjrobxlini ; ' . co nnlico ( e ri , droinii , nvulMt nights , dlutursi , tirgctilno , unnatural dlschkrgts , i > al.In the back and ) hips , hort breathing , melan choly , tire caMly ot company and Imv rret' rcnc to bo alone , toollni ; ai tired In tbo in irnlng M when retiring , smilnU wi akncsi , lost manhood , white bono deX | lt In tha urine , rervoumow. con- iitlon ol thouiht treinldlnir. , watery and weik cjes , d\iM | > riila'constlp < tlon , p\leneM , pvlnand woaknuis In the limbs , etc. . ihould consult ma immealttolyandboreitoroj to poiitoi health. YOUNG MEN become victims ol solitary rice , that dreadful and destructive hih't whlch'annually wcrpn Man untimely gra\o thauiunds cf > oung man of exMtcd ulant and brilliant Intellect who mUhtothcrwIto entrance listening ronatora with the thunder * of thtlr eloquence or wake toecsta- cy the llrlng lyre , may call with full conddcnco. MAIUUAQE Uarrled persons or roupg trcn contemplating t * rra e bo aware of physical weakness , loss ol procrcatlxo power , linnotoncr , oiany other illsquallflca'loo speellly relieved. Ho who places him * mlf u idcr the care of lr. Flili il t may rell { toujly coiiuda In his houor as a gentleman , and confl- dcntly rely upon his still as a phy ilclan. OHGANAL WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full rigor restored. This UliSr swing amis lo- which renders life a burden and ruairlago Iropops'blo , Is the penalty paid by the vlcllm tor improper Indulgence. Younspooplo aroap' to couirrlt excrtan fiOTi not being awar o * the dreiutui consequencei that may esu * . rv ow who that understands this subject will deny that procr-atlon la lost sjoner by these falling Into Into improper habits than by prudent ! Ilosldes belngdoprlv d of the pltaiuro of h.aHhy ofl. spring' , the most serious and dtstructlvo symptoms of both body anl mind arise. The system becomes - comes dorangtd , thephjslcal and raenta' ' functions weaken ; Louof procrcatlvo powers , nervous Inability , djspepsla , palpitation of the heart , Indigestion , ( constitutional debility , wasting ol the frame , cough , consumption and death. A CURE WARRANTED. Persons ruined In health by unlraJned pretenders who keep them trill ng month alter mont Uklngpolionouaaud Injurious compounds , should apply Immediately. DR. F1SHBLATT graduate of one of the mcit eminent colleges of the tmlted States , his eft < cted some of thi molt astonishing cures that were e > el known ; many troubled with ringing In the ears and head , when asleep , great ncnousnois being alarmed at certain sounds , with frequent blushing , attended som times with derangement of the mind wore cured Immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Tlr. F. addresses all those who have tnlnred themselves by Improper Indu'gonca'andsolitirj habits which ruin both body and mind , unfitting them for business , study , society or marriage. Ihesoaro Bomeot the raclanchtlyefficts produced bytho early habits of youth , vl : Weak- ne < s of the back and llmbu , pains In the head and dimness of sight , lots of muscular power , palpi tation of the heart , dyspepsia , nervous Irritability , derangement of digestive functions , debility , consumption , etc. PRIVATE OFFICES. OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK , OMAHA , NEB. CONSULTATION FKKK. Charges moderate and wlthlu the reach of all who need slentlOo Medical treatment. Thoio who rca do at a distance and cannot call , will receive prompt attention through mall by simply sending thler sjmptoins with pottage. Audrces Lock Box 31 , Omaha , Nob- _ ouuolllora vtlll ncTor rooodo fiomyos ordny'a vote. A oily democratic politician , who as always been clanged SB an old Indr , says the governor will find there 8 hotter lack In nominating Ronulno emoorata. Chicago Kepnbllcanr. pedal Dispatch to Till 1J OIIIUA.OO , March 22. The republi can city convention appointed n ccm- mlttou to confer with the Itdopond- onto. onto.Tho republican comralttoo mot the committee from the Independents noon after adjournment and remained In conference the entire afternoon. They mot again to-night and adjourned at a lata hour , without reaching an agree ment. R. T. Orano , Independent candidate for mayor , has agreed to wlthdray In case the conference could harinoulzg on uomo ono clao. Jonn Brown's \Pngon. Special Dispatch to Tin Uis. WEST LIDKIITY , la. , March 22. H. 3. Falrall , editor of the Iowa Ilcpnb- lei , bought at auction In the Quaker lattlcmout here to-day the old wagon n which John Brown used to carry runaway negroes from Mlmourl and In whiott the arms used at Harper's Ferry - ry were brought to thin place and whipped ns carpenter's tools. It will bo used QB a delivery wagon. TUenColletrn Bred Burjjlar Special Dispatch to Tin llm. CHAWKOIIUHVILLK , Ind , March 22 Last night at midnight tliroo boys un der 1C , students of Wubanh college , were arrcatod for setting fire to the south hall of the college Sunday night. They confessed , and alao Bald they broke Into a store In the oily the past six weeks and sot it on firo. All were admitted to ball In $3,000 each. A Knee A { faction. p iUl Dispatch to Tns Bis. ToitOHTO , March 22. The governor general has received an nfQslal d la- patch stating that the queen is t utterIng - Ing from a Blight wound In the knee , but will soon be well. Gentle Women Who wnnt glossy , luxuriant mid vrnyy tresses abundant , ' licaulit'ul ICair must use LYON'S KATllAlllON. This elccant , cheap article always iiuiKOH the llafr grow freely and fast , keeps it from falling out , arrests ami cures grayness - ness , removes daiidruir and itching , makes the Hair strong , giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position. Beau tiful , healthy Hair is the sure result of using Katlmiron. tn * . oO-IUi , CthorSthp , LYDIA E. PINKHAM'fl VEGETABLE COMPOUND , Is a roeltlvo Cure ftr nil th.ie I'Mnftil CompUUU end WeaVnnMI | I ommoa to aur but female popaUtlon. jk Medicine for Woman. InTtntedbf a Womat > | , Prepared by a Woman. n OnttNl HKiltil DliMTcrSlxtU * Dt < ( Hl t. I t rItn > TlTe th drooping splriti , Inrlgoratei n hinnonlron ' ( ho oreanla functions , elres clutlcltr u4 /Irrnnew to the stop , rwtorw the natural liutre M th ; jro , and plants on the paloohook of woman the froik imct of llfe'a iprinir and early summer tlrao. tT-phtilclan * Uio II and Prescribe It Freely.-d j I It rcmuvog folntnciw , flatulency , dwtrors all cra ln < for stimulant , and reUoroa wcakneu of tbo itomaobv | Th t focllntf of bearing down , causing- pain , weight and tiackaclio , la always permanently cured by Its ui * U Far tbo euro of Kidney Complaint * ofcltber MI tblt Compound U unsarpaued. , I ' I.TDIA K. PINKnAifs BLOOD 'will eradlcalo every YiittlKo of Humors from tbj JllooJ , and Klro tonu and ttrcnath to the syitcm , a fit ti woman or child * Imtlut on uavlnff It. t I Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepare * atznandZUWcutern Arcnuo , I.jnn , Miuu , Price at clthcrtl. Blibottlcsfor $5. Bcntby raalllntbe fora f f > Ill , or of lorongco , on receipt of price , f 1 per bat or either. Mrs. PlnUbam freely aniwen all letten al nqulry. Enclose Jet. uUmp. Bend for pamphlet. I , No f umll .hould b without LTDIA E. Pi JVEtt I'lUA They euro conitlpotlon , b od torpidity of the Ilrer. B cent * per box. olIDru gUu.-e .ID ] DUFRENE & MENDELSSHON. ARCHITECTS ! REMOVED TO Omaha National Bank Building , Wo Take Pleasure In Announcing MARK BNTIltiu"Liri3O'JTHv. MISSI'S I'l'I. " A lien theme , and the rklmt , i aili-nt > c luiua of a 1 the 'ivtiln eerlo. liaractirU Ic Illustration * . 82,600 IN OAttHPlUZB OAOr.NJS. "A word to the \ > Uo la vutlUliut " APCUtTCW ntol-nuinii noreidy , $1. HuCttlOHor pulliulara addrofs O. D. Heath li Co. , Chlca o WAi TTED. 100,000 POUNDS OP Highest Canh ' 'life pild. Shlpment ; irotu the couutryjwill bo paid icr by return rnall. _ 1119 Domtlaa Ltrea DR , M. A , REBERT , OFFICE : 1308 Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb , Dcy and Night Calls Promptly At tended m22.lM