THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , MARCH 19. 1889.
[ THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
. Slight Doollno In the Wheat
Futures.
[ CORN VALUES A SHADE LOWER.
Onts Narrow nncl Sloclcrixtcly Aoilvo
A Weak Feeling Develops In
I'rovlsloiiB Cnttlc Dcinnnil
Only Fftlr HOJJH.
CHICAGO PIlotfUCE niAtlKHT.
CniOAOo , Mnrcb 18. [ Special Tcloirram to
TUB I3EB.1 The wheat market opened
strong nt from ? o to o higher than it
closed on Saturday , with May quoted nt
0J o and July 87 c. It sold off about lo
without any unnecessary waste 6f time nnd
then rallied fracttonnlly. May soon took an
other plunge , going from 07) ) o to 05J < c , but
July hold very steady around SOJ SOXc-
Thcso quotations proved to bo the Insldo for
the day. The weakness during the first half
of the day was duo to the financial troubles
in Paris and to the general rains throughout
the winter wheat district. Tha collnpso of
the Copper Syndicate bank was reported In
a variety of ways , and an extensive failure
In London aa the result of the great break In
copper was ulso reported. Those rumors
tended to disturb the foreign and seaboard
markets and the effect was re
flected quickly upon the prices hero.
Before noon the visible supply
statement was complete. It shows a de
crease In everything , wheat leading with
r > S7,000 , bushels reduction. From the time It
was posted the market firm oil up. May ad
vanced to 07 > c nnd July to SO c , where they
stood nt 12 o'clock. Thcro was some realiz
ing arouna those prices , nnd values subsided
slowly. Mav worked back to IMij c and July
to 60X& On the down grade the market
looked Weak , and oven when It turned up
once more , there dm not seem to bo much
genuine strength to it. There was a well tie-
lined impression that it was pegged , and that
if it was not for the muscular support the
market would naturally go lower. Bad
financial news continued to drift In from the
cast. The stock market was weak , and late
grain cables reflected the prevailing foreign
nervousness. At the same time New York
reported that the foreign buying had chocked
the threatened decline in wheat and that the
local fooling there was less bearish In cense
quence. The other domestic markets were
BO ft and lower , and the prevailing sentiment
etill favors that side. The closing range
was 08) ) o for Mi y and 6Wo for July. This
is % o off in May and ) c In July. The vol
ume of trading In the pit was not above the
average , and the dealings wore about equal
in both the active futures , May ana July.
The fluctuations wcro less violent in the lat
ter month , however , and the trade was less
subject to nervous spasms. Hutch'nnon ' and
Fatrbank were buying on soft spots.
Thcro was a weak feeling at the opening
of the corn market , caused by the liberal re
ceipts , the favorable weather , and the im
proved grading ns shown in the Inspection
returns. The estimated receipts for tomorrow
row of 770 cars was an additional cause for
weakness , and the market ruled weak until
the changein the visible supply was posted
showing a decrease of 308,000 bushels , where
an increase had been confidently looked for.
The reaction which occurred after the post
ing of the visible supply figures was lost
towards the close. May resting at 3535V c.
which is a shade under Saturday's 11 mil
price. Juno uud July wore likewise about
% o lower at the close , spot corn also closing
at about the same reduction.
Oats were only moderately active within a
narrow and unimportant rango. The feeling
was nearly steady , with fair buying orders
for May and Juno , wlillo there was no pres
sure to soil , A round lot of the latter went
nt 25c , or at a slight dccllifo , with later a
steadier tone developed. May ranged at 25K
C25Jfc , and the other months were dull.
Choice cars of No. 3 to go in store sold at
U4c , with the trading chiefly by sample.
In the provision trade a weak feeling was
developed , notwithstanding that hogs came
forward in smaller numbers than the opera
tors generally expected , and prices for the
same ranged a little higher. The product
was in a slumpy state. The buyers on the
late advance wcro free sellers , speculative
o'ffcrings wore larger than the market was
able to absorb , ana Jower prices prevailed all
around. Based on Saturday's closings , the
day's net decline In pork was " 2 } c , in lara
SJic , and in short ribs 5c.
CHICAGO JjIVE STOCK. .
CHICAGO , March 18. | Special .Telegram
to TIIB BEK.J CATTLE The demand was
only fair , in fact business ruled rather slow
until Into in the day , and the general market
closed only about steady , but nearly all the
eattlo wcro sold. There was the usual nnd
commonplace remark flying around , "that
anything good was a shade higher , " but that
shade was so faint that it could only be seen
by those enjoying extremely good eyesight.
The shippers wore- talking of the slow mar
ket In thu cast , and the dressed beef opera
tors related many talcs about the effect of the
Lenten season and the plethora of the chill
Ing rooms. Cow stock of all kinds was slow
nnd uncertain. Country shippers are again
cautioned against paying prices that look like
n small margin when marketed , as thu same
is likely to provo a losing venture. Veal
calves are slow nnd cheap. Nothing going
'
on In tbo stacker and fc'cder trado.
Choice beeves , & ( .00@4.15 : medium to good
steers , 1850 to 1600 ibs , $3.CO@I.OO ; 1200 to
1150 ! Ibs , | 3.85@3.65 ; 950 to 1200 Ibs , $3.00(3 (
8.40 ; stackers and feeders , $3.0003.85 ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , $1.60@i.OO : ; bulk , $2.00(3 (
.40 ; Texas steers , f2.40@3.00.
Hoafl Business opened brisk at an ad
vance of about lOc , about all mixed and
heavy making $4.75 , a few making M.77X ( < i
4.80 ; u few common packing "stiffs" at J4.W
@ 4.08. Later on , however , there was a fall
ing off , as many of the packing houses wen
only on half time on account of the holiday
yesterday ; hence toward the close quite i
number of fair to coed packers sold at ? 4.G <
( $4.70. Light sorts underwent no purlieu la :
uhungo , selling lower nt 1-1.8(1.85. ( ! A fov
of the singe sort sold at f4,85@3.00.
FINANCIAL
NEW YOUR , March 18. [ Special Telegratr
to TUB HiSK.1 STOCKS Those who lookot
for any material improvement in the tone o
the stock market wore the only ones muul
disappointed this morning. It Is true tin
return of strength noticed In the granger
_ nnd n few other stocks before- the close Snt
% | urday was noticed in the opening prices to
* day , which wcroto Jtf per cent over Satur
day's closo. The strength was but tempo
rary and adverse advices from I'arl * soot
dispelled hope and depressed prices. Tin
talk of pools for the protection of stocks am
bonds proved useless also. In a short timi
the only bulls left wore longs. They won
cheered by the early buying orders In th (
hands of the commission popple and the fac
that nt the opening the solllngwas conllnui
to Clilcago , and tbo professional boars , thi
grangers , being * the first to show strength
They wore also the first to suffer a loss
Hook Island yielded 1 > ; Northwestern , ) {
Burlington , f ; Atchlson , Oregon Transcon
tluontal and Now England , somewhat loss
and most of tbo list lost small fractions litho
the first hour. The early trading was largol ;
in a few stocks , Including St. Paul , North
western and Ilciidlnff. Later in the day tin
pressure was felt moro especially by th <
Burlington and Texas Pacific. The Burling
ton ft Qulmt.v declined 3 > / from tbo close 01
Saturday , touching SO , the lowest point o
the year. These depressions % voro followec
by slight gains , but at midday tbo price
were uniformly lower than at the opening
and the market quiet. The sales at nooi
were llfyVSS shares. The liquidation li
Blocks was ovun uioro noticeable the las
hour , end long holdings came out freely
At the close it was declared a decided ! ,
bearish day with predictions that the end o
the docllno la not yet. The total sales wen
SB.CIT shares , Including Northwestern , ftS ,
Cl'OifJlock Iblaua , 13,000 } St. Puul , 1U.OOO
LncKawanno , 14.4W. The losses for the day
from Saturday's closing prices wcro : Hur
ling ton , .1) ) ; Lackawanna , * { \ Illinois Ccn
tral4 \ \ LaVe Shore , f i Missouri Pacific ,
Hi\ Northwestern , 1J < ; Now England , IX ?
Hock Island , 2,4" ; Atchlson. 3 ; St. Panl , % .
The folio wing wore the closing quotations :
tl.8. 4s raztilar. . . ! ' ! ; Northern Pftcino. . 2454
U.8.4ncotipons.,120M dopraferrod 69' {
U.B.4'isre < rular. . 107 % C.N. W 103
U.B.4iscotipons.,1oi ! ? do preferred , . . . .12015
PncincCsof Hi . . .120 N. Y.Central 1MU
Central Pacific. . . , at P..D.&B . , 22f }
Chlcapo & Alton..133 Itock Island l U
Chlc&ROllarllngton . . . . . . . . . C. . M. ASt. P (11
a0preforrea ; . . BHi (
DL..t w inr'4 ' St. Paul A Omaha . OOU
Illinois Central..lOSJi dopreforred 00
i.n.\v nU Unlonl'actna G2X
Knnftns iiToros. . . 124 \V..8t.L. &P 13
I.akcSlioro BJ > / do preferred. . . . 24K
MichiganCentrnl. . 84 Western Union. . , . . 4i !
MlBflotirll'ftciflo . . . CO
MOHBT o.t OALI. Easy nt S@2J per cent.
PRIME MKHCXNTILB PXPEH t QO ) per
cent.
STKHMNO EXCIUNOB Dull , steady ; sixty-
day bills , SI.S5X ; demand , $1.83 .
CIIICAOO , March 18. Wheat Easy ; cash ,
04J < c ; April , 05J c ; Mav. 90 > c.
Corn Steady ; cah , 3l ) o ; April , 34o ;
day , 337-lCo.
Oats Steady ; cash , 2\c ; May , 25 11-lOc.
Uyo May , He.
Barley NotliltiR dolnir.
Prltno Tlmothj J1.37@1.33.
Flax-l.65.
Whisky 51.03.
Porlc Easier ; May , $11.00 : Julv. f 11.05.
Lnrd Stead v. cash , ti.7 ! * ) ; Mav * ' 1.S5.
Plour Steady ; winter wheat , JJ.50@ri.50 ;
spring xvhcat , $1.59@7 > . : iO ; rye , $ J.G5f$3.UO ( In
mrrols.
Dry Salt Moats Shoulders. ? 3.50@5.7ri ;
short clear , $0.60@O.G2' ; short ribs. tG.OO ®
0.10.
0.10.Butter
Butter Quiet ; creamery , 203200 ; dairy ,
150230.
Cheese Quiet ; full cream choddats , 101f
Jllo ; flats , 10@J llc ; Voung Autorloasi
@ 12c.
ERRS Quiet ; fresh , 12J @ 13o.
Hldos UnchanRcd ; heavy green salted ,
Xo' llfiht Rroon salted , 5o ; ptrcen , 'l@ o ;
salted bull , 5 , ' c ; green salted calf , O'iitlJ o ;
dry tllnt , T vjjSo ; green salted kip , 4 ( ' 1' 0 !
dry calf , 7ffesa ; dry salted hides. 7c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
54) o ; No. U , 3 > f@3 u ; cake , 4l c.
tocemts. Bulomnnts.
Flour , bbls 10.000 4,000
Wheatbu 10.000 11,000
CornDU 104.000 111,000
Oats , bu lOO.Oaa 53,000
Now Vork. March 18. Wheat Ucceipts ,
5,000 ; exports , none ; ipot dull nnd %
@lo lower and weak ; No. 2 red , OOJftBOlJfo
n elevator , 82KC03 ; ! < o afloat , 02@93 > jo f.
o. b. ; options ' © lc below Saturday ;
March , ( ) lc.
Corn Kecelpts. IM.OOO ; exports. 70,000 ;
market steady for spot and moderately
active ; No. 2 , 4242/e | n elevator , 43/ff@
43Jie attoat ; No. \vhito , 40 0 ; No. 3 , 404'S
42Uc ; ungraded mixed , 40"i@43J c ; options
dull and } ff@Jfa lower.
Oats liocuipts. 14,000 ; exports , none ;
spot dull and unchanged : options quiet nnd
steady ; April. SOJtfo ; May , 80c ; spot. No.
2 white , ! K@33c ; mixed western , Ca@33c.
Coffee Options steady , closing5@15points
below Saturday ; sales , 44,500 bass ; March
und April , ? 10.70@10.80 ; May , 510.75@10.UO :
; pot Ulo quiet and easier ; fair cargoes ,
. .
Petroleum Quiet and steady ; United
closed at 89 0.
Eggs Dull and lower ; western , 14 < < ?
Pork Steady ; now , $13.50.
Lard Quiet and caster ; western steam ,
57.22@7.22 > 5 March , $7.20.
Butter Dull nnd easy ; western , 13@
2So.
Cheese Steady ; western , V ± f@UMe.
Lilverpnol. March 18. [ Special Cablegram
to TUB BEE.J 3:30 : p. m. closo. Pork
In fair demand ; prime mess , eastern , Cos ,
steady ; ao , western , 55s , steady.
Lard In poor demand ; spot and March ,
35s Od , steady ; April and May , 35s 9J ,
steady. . .
Wheat In poor demand ; new No. 2 winter -
tor , 7s 7d , steady ; do , spring , 8s , firm.
Flour In poor demand at 11s 3d , steady.
Corn In poor demand ; spot , 3s llj d , dull ;
March , Us ll d , dull ; April , 3s 10d , dull ;
May , 8s lO d , dull.
Heceluts of wheat for the past week from
Atlantic ports , 12,000 quarters ; Pacific ports ,
18,000 ; other sources 24,000. Receipts of
American corn , 59,000.
St. Louis. March. 18. Wheat Lower ;
sh,91X@92Ke ; May , 92tfc.
Corn-Steady ; cash , 23K < 3'-Wc ; May ,
Oats Lower ; cash , 24Kc ; May. 2Cc.
Pork Quiet at $12.50.
Lard Weak at $0.05.
Whisky Steady at $1.03.
Butter Steady ; creamery , 24@2Ce ;
dairy , 14@24c.
Minneapolis. March 18. Sample wheat
about steady ; receipts , 270 cars ; shipments ,
83 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , March , $1.0'J ;
May , $1.11 ; on track , $1.10 < c1.12 ; No. 1 north
ern , March , 9Sc ; May , 935 < o ; on track , 93o
( W1.00 ; No. 2 , northern , Murcb 89o ; May ,
'JOc ; on track , 9Uc.
Milwnukop , Mareh 18. Wheat Steady ;
cash , 805 o ; May , 87 0.
Corn Easier ; No. 3. 3t@32c.
Oats Firm ; No. 2 , white , 27K@23c ,
Rye Steady No. 1 , 44 , ' c.
Barliy Steady at 57c.
Provisions Easy ; pork , $11.07.
Cincinnati , March 18. Wheat Quiet ;
No. 2 red , OSc.
Corn Uaroly stcadyNo. ; 2 , mixed , 84c.
Oats Stronger ; No. 2 mixed , 2Sc ,
Whisky Steady att.03.
Kanxna City , March 18. Wheat-
Stronger ; No. 3 rod , cash , 89 } c ; May , Utc
asked ; No. 3 soft , cash , 91o asked ; May , S9o
bid.
bid.Corn Steady ; No. 2 cash , 23J o ; May ,
25 > c bid ; No. 3 white , cash , no bids nor
offerings ; May , 3 % " &id.
Oats No. 2 , cash , no bids nor offerings ;
May , 22Kobld. .
IAVK S COO it.
CHICAGO , " March IS. Cattle Receipts ,
9,000 ; market steadier ; choice beeves , $4.00(3 (
4,15 ; steers , $3.0U@4.00 ; stockers and feed
ers , $2.0 < ) @ : i.35 ; cows , bulls and mixed , $1.50
@ 3.00 ; Texas steers , f2.4U@3.00.
Hogs Uecolpts , 17,000 ; market weak ;
mixed , $4.O4.80 ) : heavy. $1.00(34.80 ( ; light ,
$1.7552)5.00 ) ; snips , $0.30(714.80. (
Sheep Uecolpts , 5OOJ ; market strong ;
steady ; natives , $ . ' 1.50V44.85 ( ; western cornfed ,
O.25@-t.70 ; lambs. $4.405.75.
The Drovers' Journal's special cablegram
from London quotes heavy supplies of homebred -
bred cattln , demand very weak and urices
J c lower ; top American beeves , 12o pur Ib ,
estimated dead weight.
KatiBntt City , March IS' ( Jattlo Re
ceipts , 1,800 ; shipments , none ; best shipping
grades active and linn to a simile- higher
medium dressed bcuf a little slow , bul
about steady : cows 5@10o higher ; good to
choice corn-fed , $3.90fj4. ( 10 ; common to mo-
ilium , $3.7003.80 ; stockers und feeding
steers steady to strong ut 1.CO@3.20 : COWB
$1.50(52.70. (
Hops Receipts , 2,500 ; shipments , 831 ;
market opened firm and lOc higher , closing
wcuk nnd e. shade lower ; common to choice ,
National Htock Ynrilx , Bait St.
Loulu. March 18. C.ittlo Uecelpts , 1,000 ;
shipments , tX)0 ) ; market strong ; clmice
liuavy native steers , fJ.80&4.40 ; fair to good ,
M.00@3.90 ; stocker and fuoders , $ 'i,10@
3.15 ; rangers , corn-fed. $ ' 3.6033.40 ; cruss-
fed , $1.00(0.05.
Jlogs Hoculpts , fl.COO ; shipments , 2COOj
market hlghor ; ohoico heavy , $4.75@4.S5
pacUmg , M.UO@-t.75 ; light grades. 1-1.00(5 ( ;
4.75.
4.75.Sioux
Sioux City , March 13 , Cattle Receipts ,
and bulls , $1.00@1.75.
Hogs market steady ; light and mixed
heavy , * 4,40@4.50.
OMAHA IjlVU Sl'OOIL
Oittln.
Monday , March 18. 18SU.
With about the avomgo number of. cattle
on sale the market .vos vtrongnr and deslra
bio breves wcro In bettor request and the
market moro active than it has boon for some
lime. Even bcof and shipping steers , whlcl
of Into have net boon soiling until afternoon
sold early In the morning. Butchers
stock was In light supply and fair rteinnm
and the offerings wcro all taken In good
season. Salesmen worn claiming that thoii
eattlo were costing 5f10o ( higher than Satur
day , but cuttle have been Milling so low thai
If thtro wan that much it could hardly be ap
irecliUcd. | The quality of the cattle was good
ml there wcro no prime heavy weights. The
icof steers sold mostly nt $3.XX33.50 ( and the
butchers' stock nt $ J.15@2.00 with n bunch of
cholco heifers at $2.80. A drove of western
coders sold at $4.75 but thr.t constituted
about nil the offerings for that class of cattle.
rtio bulk of all the eattlo received changed
hands before the closo.
HORN.
The receipts wcro extremely light and only
about half the number received on Monday
of last week were on sale to-dav. With a
'air ' demand nnd such light offerings the
trading was soon over nnd the hogs were all
sold end weighed up nt an early hour In the
morning. The prices paid were n little
stronger than Saturday's market , but ns has
been the practice of late , the buyers paid
about ono prlco for everything , there bclne
a range of only 5c between the bust and the
moat common loads on the market.
Sheep.
Only two car loads of sheep wcro received
and thov sold at $4.00 The demand Is good
for anything desirable and tbo market firm.
Receipts.
Cnttlo . ' . 1,200 ,
How . 1,450
Sheep . 200
Prevailing Prices.
The following is a table of prices pild in
.Ills market , for- the graJo ) of stock men
tioned :
Prime steers , 1303 to 1500 lbj..1.20 @ 5.03
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 Iba. . 2.9J ( | H30
Native foe Jers . 2.75 ( $300
Common to good cows . 1.50 ( ( { J.IJ
Jhoico to fancy cows . 2.50 < 5 i.7. " >
Fair to cholcn nulls . 1.75 ( ii 75
Fair to cholco light hogs . 4. 41 C'Cl.50
Pair to cholco heavy hog * . 4.45 @l.5'J
Fair to choice mixed hojrs . . . . 4.15 ( $1.4'
Fair to choice western sheep. . 3.80 $1.30
Fulr to choice Nobnv kas . 3.03'ijl.15 (
HcprosQittiUlvo Sntna.
STEK.tlS.
No. Av. Pr. No. AV. Pr.
1 . ( BOtJ.nO ll . ll J W.I5
1 . woo 2.7E 2 . 1:111) : ) : i.so
4 . 112) ) a.RS 40 . 11UJ .1.20
a . to.v ) 2.81 4. . imi : : i.sn
: > . 007 2.1W. ir , . 117.1 : i.aj
3 . 10.V ) 2.1TI I. ) . 11SJ il.2.1
4 . NB il)0 ) 18 . 1217 3.25
4 . 037 2.1)5 ) OT . 1213 3.23
; i . iom n.oo 17 . lav ) a. a
11 . 0-.ll 3.00 1 ! ) . 1279 3.'ii
3 . OS'J 3.00 III . KM 3.30
2 . . . .1211 8.00 17 . 11:0 3.n :
10 . 1181 3.0,1 17 . 1813.3.11
2 . 1UIM 3.0) 14 . 1IIH 8.15
12 . 1J10 8.10 3 . U13 3.40
18 . 1241 3.10 3 . itT3 : 3.40
15 . 1017 8.10 22 . . . . . .MM 3.40
22 . 1201 3.12 HI . . . . . . -1JW 3.55
10 . 031 2.1S B' . 032 2.11
1 . 1000 8.33 3 . „ . . OH 2.'U
21 . 1KO 2.3. ) 21 . IDS ) 2.3TU
2 . UIO 2.10 27 . 739 2.40
M . 1182 2.10 2 . 11K5 2.40
2 . 1120 2.M ) 2 . Oil 2.a )
0 . 1171 2.55 1 . 1450 2.00
1 . 1140 2.11
lIKtKKH ? . .
38 . 1101 2.HO
.
3 . In35 2.1B 2 . 1500 2.20
1 . 010 8.2.1 1 . 1230 2.25
1 . 14JO 2.21 1 . 1IHO 2.40
CANNEItS.
8 . 1 ( J 2.U.1 17 . 1001 2.L1
20 . 1081 2.3d
8TA08ANDOXEX.
. 1310 2.M ) 8 . 1721 2.CJ
FRKUKIIS WKSTE11N3.
74 . ! W7 2.75 4 . 877 2.70
iioas
No. Av. Shk. l r. No. Av. Silk. IT.
0.1 . 2i < l 12011.45 Ct . 211 4.471J
00 . 2b'J 120 4.45 67 . 319 4.MI
03 . 2li'J 40 4.41 70 . 24'J SO 4.10
70 . 1U.1 24' ) 4.41 M . 270 K'O 4.M
0 . . . 381 4.45 0,1 . 291 SO 4.GO
12 . 297 4.41 8.1 . 8)7 ) 40 4.51
B" . 2.K1 . 80 4.45 OJ . 897 bO 4.r > 3
5 . SK ) bO 4.4714 IB . 313 4.50
CJ . 271) ) 40 4.47'Kl . .51 4.W )
CS . 229 4.47H 6' ) . 2UI 4.fO
79 . Zf ! 120 4.47J ! Brt . 23 * 4.f.0
70 . 2SO 80 4.47K 75 . 1UI 4.50
70 . 249 40 4.47'i ( X ) . 201 100 4.5'J
SnEEl AVESTEIIN
No. Ave. l > r.
05 . 101 4.W ( _
The AVeek'fl Hccord.
Showing the number of cattle , hogs and
sheep bought , on this market by the differ
ent buyers last week :
OATTLH.
Swift & Co . 2,391
George H. Hammond & Co . 1,833
Tno Armour-Cudahy company . 473
Steven , Hamilton & Co . 500
Omaha Packing Co . 17
Shippers and feeders . 3,453
Total . 8,070
iioas.
Armour-Cudahy Packing company. . . 9,030
Omaha Packlngcompany . 5,02.1
George H. Hammond & Co . 2ti77 ,
Swift &Co . 2,303
Total . 19,044
Swift & Co . 781
Armour-Cudahy Packing company. . . . 30(5 (
M. Ooncgan . 280
G. H. Hammond & Co . 101
Total . 1,531
Iilvo Stock Notes.
Cattle a little stronger.
Hogs show some improvement.
At the opening last week the hogs sold at a
range of $4.40@4.C5 with the bulk at $4.50.
The cattle market was moro active to-day
and the pens wore cleared earlier than usual.
F. Ley , of the firm of Ley & Peters , Stan-
ton. was at the yards with a load of heifers
which sold nt $1.80 and n load of hogs.
Mr. Mercer , editor of the Northwestern
Live Stock Journal , the lending range jour
nal of the country , was a visitor at the yards.
Ho is returning from a trip to Chicago and
St. Louis. Pie pronounces the recent con
vention ut St. Louis as a howling farce.
OMAHA. 1VHOI.iESA.tiE MARKETS.
1'rodnoc , FrnllH , Etc.
BUTTEII Creamery Fancy print , 24@20c ;
choice print , 2223cs ; fancy solid packed , 21
@ 'i2c ; choice solid packed , 19@ 0c. Dairy-
Fancy roll , 17@10o ; choice , ISftJIOc ; good , 12
@ 14c ; low grades , 10@llc.
Full cream Cheddars , cholco , 125 ( ?
; full cream flats , two in hoop , 12J @
18e ; full cream Y. A. , choice , 12J ( ijl3o ; off
grades and skims , 5S'Jc ; llmburger , 10@12c ;
brick and Swiss , 14@ll > c.
Enos Strictly fresh , ll@12o ; cold stor
age , 9@10c.
LIVK POULTBT Chickens , per doz. $3. ! > 0@
3.75 ; ducks , $3.25@3.f,0 ; geese , $8.50@9.0U ;
turkeys , per Ib , 'J@lOc.
Diir.ssKi ) Poui/ruv Chickens , per Ib 8@
lOo ; turkeys , Ii ( < ? l2c ; geese , ll@12c ; ducks ,
VEAL Heavy grassers , 150 to 200 Ibs , 5@
Co ; inferior calves. 50 to CO Ibs , 3@5o ; me
dium to coed , 70 to 85 Ibsl@lc ! ; choice to
fancy , 100 to 130 Ibs , ( J@7c.
VEnRTAiiLKS Potatoes.Colorado and Utah ,
GO@C5c : Wyoming , r > 0i255o ( ; Nebraska and
Iowa , choice largo , ilOCgHSa ; common , 25 ( < ?
30o : sweet potatoes , Jerseys , per bbl , 8i.75@
3.00 ; boots , per bu , 55@iHc ) ; carrots , 33Q40c ;
cabbage , California , per Ib , 2J o ; parsnips ,
per bu , 50@Go ( ) ; onions , red otiolco , 50@55o ;
sliver skin , C0@75c ; turnips , 20S35c ; ruta
bagas , 35@40c ; radishes. 3540o ; lettuce ,
2530o ; cucumbers , ll.50@t.00 ! ; string
beans , per box , $1.75(0)2.25 ) ; celery , 25S30o ( ;
ppmach , $1.50@2.00 per bbl.
GAMB Mallard , per doz , $3.00@3.50 ; red
head , per doz , $2.50H3 ( 00 ; teal , dor doz , $1 75
(3200 ( ; conunqn small , per doz , $1.00@1. 50 ;
rabbits , per doz , 90c@l.OO ; Jack rabbits ,
per do * , $3.00@8.f/0 ; squirrels , per doz , 90c@
$1.00 ; lack snipe. $1,00(31.25. (
AITI.KH Per bbl. fancy Now York nnd
Michigan , $3.50 ; choice , $2.002.25 ; choice
Missouri , $ -J.OO@2.25 ; good , f 1.7ft@2.00.
FOUEIOX FIIUITS Malaga grapes , kegs , 40
to 55 Ibs , lOo per Ib ; bananas , per bunch
! 1.ROJ33.00 ; lemons , fancy now , 300 to 300 B ,
$ : ) .75@l.50 ; oranges. Los Angeles , $2.503.75 ;
lllversides , $ ' . 3.75(3:4.00 ( : ; Navels , $5.00@5.53 ;
Ilnnchlto , $ ' 3.50@2.75.
CitAMiiEiuiiKS Hell Sc nuglo , choice. $7.50
@ 7.75 ; Uoll & Cherry , choice , ? 0.50ff0.75 ( ;
cTioico Jersey , $8.03 ( 8.25.
HIDES Green salted , No. 1 , tJ&V oi No.
2 , 8S3Ko ( ; culf. S B o ; dry flint , 7@So.
HEAN Navies , hand picked , per bu , $2.10
@ 3.20 ; good clean country , $1.C5@3.0 ( ) ; offer
or poor stock , $1.00(21.50 ( ; California , $2.00 ®
MIchlean. perbbl4.50@5.00 ; Now
York , per bbl , $5.00@5.50 ; Imlf bbl , $3.75 ®
3.00 .
FiUTiimis Per Ib , prime llvo geese , white.
85@40o ; mixed with gray , 25@iOo ; damp nnd
musty , 10i$2o ( ( ) ; prlmo llvo domestic duck , 20
< 2J23o ; wild duck. 15rt20e.
SAUKIIKIIAUT Porlubl , 30 gul , choice. $150 ;
nor half bbl , $3.00.
PorooBN Per Ib , rice , l@l > o ; common ,
Jfwlc.
Hoxur Mb frames , choice white , 15@lOo :
dark. 13@14o : strulned , 10 < $12a.
JBI.UBS 4 ( jl > fo per Ib : preserves , 10@13o
per Ib.
LAKD 7 > < o in KO-fb pkg
MINCEMEAT OXS
GrocerlfcS.
Revised prices nro ns fp Ibws :
HAOOI.SO Stnrk A , s'c unless. 22c ; Amos-
keag , seamless , 17 c { Leivlston A.soamlosd ,
IPc ; American , seamless , 7c" ; burlaps , 4 to 5
bu , HQHc ; gunnies. slr. le , 14o ; gunnies.
double , 23c ; wool sucks , 4 c. .
TWINES Flax , 20o ; cott6n , 18Q22C.
Dm F.I ) FntiiTS Figs , in boxes , perlb , 11Q
I4c ; dates , in boxes , 7@10J ; London Dnhcsu
layer raisins , per box , $5.00i Malaga loose
raisins , f2.r42.50 ; now Valencia raisins ,
per Ib , 7K < s ; California loose muscatels , per
box , $1.80i.iO ( : ; California Londons , ISbS ,
$2.40 : pitted cherries , 17c ; California
pitted plunw , per Ib. 12 ( 18c ; dried blackberries -
berries , per Ib , G@7o ; dried rnspborrlosf
per Ib , 22c ; evaporated apples , C@7 o ; Call-
fornia unpaired evaporated peaches , 12@14c ;
evaporated California npricots. 17c ; currants ,
c ; Turkish prunes , 4 @ 4 o ( citron ,
! hJA24o ( ; orange peel , 15c ; lemon peel , 14o ;
California French prunes. 7K@UKc.
PICKI.ES Medium , In bbls , $5 00 ; Jo , In
half bbls , $3.00 ; small in bbls. $0.00 ; do. In
half bbts , $3.50 ; gherkins , In bbls , $7.00 ; do ,
In half bbls , $4.00.
KoASTnn COFFEES Gorman , 24o ; Me-
Lnughlln's XXXX , 24Ko ; Ariosa , 24Kc.
COFFKHS Green Mocha , 25MOc ( ; UIo ,
good , ! S(7Ho ( ) ; Mandahling , 20@28c ; roasting
Hto , 17 ( ( ! So ; O. G. Java , 24 ( < )20o ) ; Java In
ferior , UJSi'lc ; llio , fancy , 81@22c ; Santos
and Mnracalbo , 17C 10o.
Suo\u Granulated , 7Jfc ; conf. A , 7 * < c ;
white extra C , 7' ' c ; extra C , 7c ; yellow C ,
O' c ; cutlouf , 8Jfft5'Jc ; powdered , 8Kc ; cubes ,
8J c.
IlnnawAX Choice yellow , 20@23 , | { ; dnric
colored , ii@l4e. :
Toiucco Plug , 20(235c ( ; smoking , 105i19c. !
SA1T-4I.35@1.IO per bbl.
Hoi-E-7-in , 14)ife. )
MAPI.D SuoviiHrlcUs , lt@12c per Ib :
penny cukes , 12 < ( ! > lSo p'er Ib ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
SIJOMI Sviii'i-3 ; il@aic per gal.
Wnu'rixci PAPUII Manilla , CJ e per Ib ;
straw , IJfiSl e pur Ib ; rat ? , 2 > c per Ib.
Tns Youni ? Hyson , common to fair , 18@
2fic ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 30@55c ;
Gunpowder , common to good. 2 (7l2.o ( ; Gun
powder , choice to fancv , 40@V5o ( ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 12@0o ; Jnpnn , cholco to
fancy , ! i@l. ( ) > e : Oolong , common to cood. 2o@
4'Jc ' ; Oolong , choice to fancy , 5'70j ; Impe
rial , common to medium , 25Q35CJ Imperial ,
good to fancy.I0@)0c.
CiiAci cus C@7c per Ib ; assorted cakes , 8
@ 15e pur Ib , as per list.
CANDV Mixed. WQKMa ; stick , 0 } < @llc ;
rock candy , 10J ( Jl3o ; fancy candy , " ( ic'JSi : .
HoUAXD HiitniNi : 5ffilOj. ( ) (
MVCKEIICI , Family half bbls , $ l'J.50No. : 1 ,
$1350.
Coi > FISH 5 C3 } a
Sr.vncu l@rXc.
Nurs Almonas , 10@18c ; Pecans , 18c ; Bra
zils , "Jc ; peanuts , S10c. )
Irv
COTTON FiAXNias 10 per cent trade dis
count. Unbleached L L , 5 c ; C C , 05/c ; S.
S. 7Jc : E E , & % c : G G , D ; 'C ; X X , lO&c ; O
O , lOjTc , N N , U ! > c ; A A. 14o ; D D. 15 0 ;
TT , lil c ; Y Y. Itju ; U H , 19o ; bleached.
20 , S u ; 00 , 12 c ; 8'J , 13 c. Brown und
slate , 51) , 9o ; 70 , WKc ; ! )0 ) , Kic.
Cni'KTVAIU' Hibb , white , 19c ; colored ,
22c.
22c.B
B T8 Standard. Sc ; Gem , lOis ; Beauty ,
12Kc ; Hoono , 14c ; B , eased , S3.50.
PuiXTd Solid Color- } Atlantic , Co ; Slate ,
Cc ; Berlin oil , 0 > c ; Garner oil. ( i7c. ;
PHI.XTS Pink and Itilic ? Allen , ( io ; Klver
point , ftj o ; Stool liiver , f$4u ; Kiuhtnond ,
O.Vijt : ; Paoitio , 7c. , '
PIIIXTS Dress Charter Oak , SJfc ; Ham-
uiio , 4o ; LoJI , 5 c ; Alluu , lie ; Richmond , Oj ;
Windsor , ( i o : EdJysto'goj O' o ; Paoillc ,
'PHINTS Ixniao ULUK Si. Leper , 5 > 2c ;
Windsor , Gold Ticket , 10 > fc.
GINOIIAM Pluukctt , chocks , 7 > c ; Whit-
tenton. lc ; York , 7 > 4c ; ' Nornrandi dress ,
8c ; Ken fro w dress , SJ-j UHc * , Whittenton ,
Sc ; Calcutta , 7c. ,
CAMIIRICS Slater , 5c ; Woods , 5o ; Stand
ard. 5c ; Peacock , 5c. .
Bi. i\ciiiii ) SIIKCTINO , Ellerton , 7J < ? c ;
HouscUeeper ,
8o ; GreoiiG , Oj ; Hope,7 c ; King Philip ,
cambric , lOc : Lonsdalecambric. lOc ; Lons-
dale , 8J c : Now York Mills , 10 > c : Popper-
: : Canton , 44 , OKc ; Triumph. Ce ; Warn-
sutta , Uo : Valley , 5c.
UnoVN SiinuTixo Atlantic A , 4-1 , 7 > c ;
Ailantlo H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlnntlc D , 4-1 , OWe ; At
lantic P. 4,4 , Co : Aurora LL , 4 4 , lie ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 0 > fu ; Hoosier
LL , 4-4 , be ; Indian Head , 4-1 , 7/c ; Lawrence -
renco LL , 4-1 , lie ; Old Dominion , 1-4 , 5 > fc ;
Pcppcrcll E , 40 inch , 7hc ; Popperell , 84 ,
ISj ; Pepnarell , Q-4 , 21o ; Pepporell , 10-4 , 2.1c ;
Utica C11 , 4c : Wuchusctt. 4-4 , 7c ; Au
rora K , 4-1 , 7c ; Aurora 15 , 4-4 , OK .
Fi.vx.vni.s , Plaid Uttftsmen , 20c ; Goshen ,
82 0 ; Clear L.ako , ! ltt > u ; Iron Mountain ,
FLINXHI.S , AVniTE-G H No. 2 , $ { , 22 c ;
G H No. 1 , J20 > c ; B H No. 2. 22 0 : U H
No. 1 , J , BOo ; ( Juecheo , Nu. 1k , * - ; Quo-
cliee. No. 2 , # , 37i-e ; Qiiechee. No. 3 , % ,
32j < e ; Anuw.ui , 32 o ; Windsor , 2Jj c.
FI.AVSBI.S , Knu C , SMncli , 15'io ' ; E , 24-
inch , 2l } c ; G G , 24-Inch , 20o ; II A F , ,
25c.TUF.5f ; , 27c : G , % ,25c.
DUCK West Point , 2'J ' in , 8 or , 10'rfc ; West
Point , 29-in , 10 oz , 12 > io ; West Point. 20 in ,
12 oz , 15u ; Weil Point. 40-in , 11 oHie. .
CoiisiiTS .IE INS Androscoggin , % c ; Kear-
sarge , "Jjfc ; Hockport.O ij ; Concitoga , ( i c.
TICKS York , 3J-ln , UKo ; Yonc , H2-in.
13Kc ; Swift Hivor. 8c , Thorndike , OO , 8Ki ; ;
Thonmikc , EB , 8 c ; TliorndiKc , 12'J , 9J c ;
Thorndiko , XX , 15c ; Cordis , No. 5 , UJ c ;
Cordls , No. 4 , lOJfc.
DnxiMS Amnskeag. 9 oz , lOKc ; Everett ,
7 oz , 13Kc ; York , 7 oz , 13' c : Hnvmakor ,
8) ) < fc ; Jalfrey XX. ll o ; JnltreyXXX , 12 > < Jc ;
Beaver Croalc , AA. 12u , Beaver Creek , BB ,
lie ; Beaver Creou , CC , lOc.
KHXTUCKV JUAXS Memorial. 15o ; Dakota ,
ISc ; Durham , 27 a ; Hercules , 18o ; Leam
ington , 23 > fc ; Cottswold , 27 o ; Melville ,
25e.
25e.Cuvsir
Cuvsir Stevens' B , 5' c ; Stevens' B ,
bloaclicil , 7o ; Stevens' A , 7KJ ; Stevens' A.
bleached , 8Ho ; Stevens' P , 7 c ; Stevens' P ,
bleached , 85ic ; Stevens' N , 9c ; '
bleached , UKc ; Stevens' SKT ,
Drills nnd Olieiitloals.
ACIDS Sulphuric , lo ; citric , 5'3o ; oxalic ,
15o ; tnrtarlc , 40o ; Am. carb , I2o ; nlum , Z %
( ic ' ; arrowroot , 30o ; balsam capabia , 0308
75c ; bornx , 10@18c ; calomel , 80c ; castor oil ,
$1.05@1.10 ; cream tartur , 8Jo ; corrosive sub ,
bOc ; cnloroform , 45@50o ; ext logwood , 12o ;
glycerine , 24c ; gum arable , 90o ; pum cam
phor , ! ! 5u ; gum opium , $3.15 ; morphia sulph ,
$ J.OO@J.S5.
On.s Bcrcamot , ? 2.SO@309 ; lemon , 83.00 ;
pcpporinlnt , f.'l.00@1.5 ( ) ; wlntcrgreen , $2.40 ;
olive , $1.00 ; quinine , 85i4Scj ( strychnia , $1.05
BIclul nnd Tinner * * ' Stock.
Block tin , small pig . . ' . .23
lllocktln , bar . , . . „ . ; > 9
Copper , planished boiler sizes . 81
Copper , cold rolled . , . ' , , . , . . . . , U1
Copoer , sheathing . ,80
Copper , plus . , , . . . 80
Copper , Hats . , . .81
Gal sheet iron , Juniutii , 50 , < 10 , und 5
per cant discount . . . . . . .
Pat. planished Iron , 31 to 27.A . IOV
Pat. planished iron , 24 to 27 B . >
Hooting , 1C , lix'JO , 11-Aahoots . O.iH )
Hoollng , IX , 14x20 , 1 is sheets . 7.50
Hoofing , 1C , 20x28 , 112 shoots . 11 , CO
Hoofing , TX , 30x23. 112 sheets . 1450
Sheet Fron No. 20. . . . . . . . 11.40
SheetironNo ? ,1 . . a.60
Solder . j. ; . 14@10
Tin plato , best charcoal
1C. 10x14 , 3J5stioot8..f : . ' . . 0.50
IX , 10x14 , 235 shoots . 8.25
Tin plate , coke
1C. 10x14 , 22.5 sheets . 0.25
Steel nails , per keg . 2.25
Stuol wire nails , per keg. . . 2.7,5
Immlicr.
DlmonBlons and Timber
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 23024 ft
2x4 . $15 03 15.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 ' 20.00
3x0 . 15.0) ) 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x3 . 15.00 15.00 15 OJ 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x10. , , , 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x13 . . . 15.00 15,00 15.UO 10.00 17.W ) 20.00
4x8 3x8 16.00 16.00 16.00 17.00 17.00 2D.OU
Fencing-
No. 1 , 4 and 0 Inch , 13 and 14
feet rough . $10.00 ( 10.50
No. 1 , 4 and 0 inch , 10 feet . 17.00 ( 17.50
No. a , 4 and 0 Inch , 13 and 14
f * t. . mso@u.oo
No. 3 , 4 and 0 inch , 16 feet . 15.00@13.00
Finishing
Ut and 3d clear. 1 inch s , 2s 49.00@51,00
1st ana 2d , clear , \ } ( and 3
inch , s. 2s . 47.00@SO.00
. 3d , clear IV Inch , s. 2s 41.00(310.00 (
3d , clear , IK nnd 3 inch. s. 2s. . 43.00QJ40.00
11 select. I'IK nnd 2 Inch , * ,
2s. . . . ; . . . . . , 3r.oo@ns.oo
1st and 3d , clear , 1 Inch , s. 2s. . 45.00
A select , 1 inch , s. Us 38.00
B select , 1 mcb , s. 2s 31.00
Flooring
1st com C Inch white nine 34.00
2d " " " 31.00
3d " " . . . . 20.00
L ) " " " . . . . 20.00
Com 4 nnd 0 In yellow pino. . 15.60
Star" " 18.00
1st nnd 3d clear yellow pine , 4
nudG inch . C0.03
Llm c , etc.
Oulncy white lime , best . ,00
Kngllbh nnd German Portland
cement . . . 3.40
Milwaukee nnd Louisville . 1.30
Michigan nnd Fort Dodge , plas
ter . 2.25
Blue Haplds piaster . 1.95
Hnlr. . 20
Sash , ( X ) nnd 10 nor cent dis
count ; doors , blinds , mould-
Ings , 50 nnd 10 per cent dis
count.
Tarred felt , per cwt . 2.00
Straw boards . 1.C5
Poplar Lumber-
Clear poplar , box boards , } { In
s3 s . 33.00
Clear poplar , % in panel . 80.00
Clear poplar , pa In panel . 25.00
Clear poplar , k in stock wide ,
s3s . 23.00
Clear uoplar , corrugated cell
ing , X . 30.00
Posts-
White cedar , 6 Inch , halves. . . . 13
" " 5K " " and
8 Inch n'rs . 11
White cedar , 4 Inch , halves , . . . 10
Tennessee red cedar , split. . . . 10
Split ouk , ( white ) . 8
Sawed oak. ( white ) . 10
Shingles , Lath , per M
XX clear . 8.20
Extra "A * . 3.M )
Standard A . 2.150
5 inchclcar..t . 1.00 ® ! . 70
6 Inch , clear . 1.75 ( < $1.SO
No. 1 . 1.10 ( 1.15
California red wood , dimension
widths . 4.50
Cypress , clear heart , dimension
.vidths . 3.40
Lnth . 2.50
Ship Lap-
No. 1 , plain , 8 and IS Inch . . . . 17.50
No. 2 , plain. 8 nnd 10 inch . 15.50
No. 1 , O. G . 18.00
Sldlnc
1st com , 12 nnd 10 feet . 22.00
3d " " . 10.00
3d " " . 15.00
Fence , " " . 13.00
Stock Hoards
A 13-Inch , s. Is. 12,14nndlOft 40.00
B " ' " " 41.00
C " " " " 110.00
D " " " " 23.00
No. 1 com. 12 in. s. 1 s. 13 foot. 18.00
No. 1 " " " 14 nnd
10 feet . 17.50@1S.50
No. 1 com. 13 In. s. 1 s. 10 , IS
nnd 30 foot . 10.50
No. 3 com. 13 In. s. 1 s. 14 and
lOfcct . 17.00
Ceiling nnd Partition
1st com. Jj in. white pine parti
tion . 32.00
2d com % in , white pine parti
tion . 37.00
Clear % in , yellow pine ceiling. 20.00
Clear % in , Norway . 14.60
3d com % in , Norway . 1300
Boards
No. 1 com. s. 1 s. 12 , 14 and 1(1 ( ft 10.50
No. 3 " " " " 14.50
No. 3 " " " " 12.00
No. 4 " " " "
( ship'pcull ) . 13.00
Battens , well tubing , pickets
O. G. Baits , 2)4 ) inch . CO
O. G. Batte , K , SIS . 35
8 in. well tubing , D. & M. and
bov . 20.00
Pickets , D. & H. flat . 19.00
Pickets , D. & H. siiuarc . 22.00
SHROEDER DEAN
,
GRAIN ,
Provisions Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
3O5 South Itttli Street , -
Tlll'J OKL//UIOMA. BOOMERS.
They Arc K pt IJusy Hiding From
the Government Troops.
ST. Louis , March 18. The latest news
from Oklahoma is that many of the boomers ,
instead of leaving the country as ordered by
Lieutenant Carson , who is in command of
the United States soldiers , arc taking to the
woods and are concealing themselves in
camps , especially in the forests in the north
fork of the Canadian river. Indian scoutn
me scouring the woods and thickets for these
camps nnd the soldiers are scouting the
country in every direction , and wherever the
boomers are found they are ordered to leave
and got over the line ns rapidly ns possible.
There has been little opposition to the sol
diers.
IN A \'HAP.
A Virginia. SlicrliTnml Ills Posse Sur
rounded ly Desperadoes.
PAiiKEnswmo , Vn. , March IS. News has
reached hero that Detective Baldwin and an
armed posse who went into the wilds of
Wyoming nnd McDow counties to break up
a gang of 100 illicit distillers , have been sur
rounded and their lives nro threatened. The
moonshiner band Is made up of noted des
perados. who hnvo for three years defied the
United States authorities. Thirty have been
Jailed , anil it was while trying to arrest forty
more that the officers were entrapped.
Another Gniinl Scheme.
LANSIXO , Mich. , March 18. W. II. Morroll
of Now York arrived hero to-day to on-
dcavor.to induce the legislature to grant a
charter for the proposed ship canal across
the upper peninsula connecting Lakes Mich
igan and Superior. The rente selected is
thirty-six miles long and begins at Bayou
Train , about fifteen miles cast of Mixnjuettc.
Its southern terminus will bo Bay do Noc ,
near Gladstone. It will save to commerce a
distance of 271 miles between Chicago nnd
Dulutn , Morrcll says ho has abundance of
Now York nnd Chicago capital interested
and that the company will bo organised
within sixty daya after the charter Is
granted. _
Mr. Cleveland In Fifty-Two.
NBW YOIIK , March 18. To-day ex-PiCbi-
dent Cleveland is fifty-two years old. Ho
celebrated the event by starting on Ills Ha
vana trip with ox-Secretary Vllas and ox-
Postmaster General Dickinson. The party
took the train for Washington. Mrs , Cleve
land remains nt the Victoria hotel.
Tim Holllceront Teutons.
BKIIUN , March 18. Dispatches to the Co
logne Gazette and otV.cr Gorman papers , say
Oi at British residents have been warned to
leave Saadain , the German admiral having
announced his intention to bombard the
place. _
Knthu > fiiHtlc ; n > r Pnrnoll.
INKV , N. S. W. , March 18. Many largo
meetings have been hold in various cities of
Australia , nt which resolution * were adopted
congratulating Parnell on his victory in the
Times case. Largo sums of .money were
raised for tbo bouollt of the Irish cause.
O'Hrlon IloruHUB lo Ulnko Tornu.
LONDON , March 18. William O'Brien roi
fuses to accept his liberty on condition that
ho will abstain from ngltating during the
period of his release. O'Brien says ho will
not accept tbo proffered liberty unless ho is
released unconditionally.
For Interim ! Itcvcmiu CnnuulsBlnncr.
WASIIINOTON , March 18. J. W. Mason , of
West Virginia , has boon selected for com
missioner of internal revenue , nnd his noml-
tion will be sent to the aunato in a few days ,
Agrlculturnl Implomon t s .
T , PAltKER ,
Dealer In Agricnltnial Implements , Wagons
C rrl gc and burgle * . Jonti itrrot , between Pth i nd
luth , Omaha. NtbtM > .
A METOALV CO. ,
Agricnlt1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages
Wholesale. Omaha , Nebt k .
r , onENnonv A MAimy co.
Wholes * ! * Dealer * In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons&Bnggies
roi.ron.t01 anq WTJoncitlregt , Omaha. _
MOL1KJ3 , MILU UltN A i'2 ODDA1W CO. ,
Manufacturer * and jobbcri In
Wagons , Bnggies , Rates , Plow Etc ,
Cor. Wh and I'aclflo alrects , Omaha.
Artata * rVlntorltilB.
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos aM Organs ,
1M3 Dougla * itroct Omaha , Nobratkn.
Boots and Shoos.
ir. v. Monsu A TO. ,
Jobbers of Boots end Shoes ,
1101 , 1103,1101 DauglM direct , Omh . Manufactory ,
Buramor utroct. Demon.
Cpnl , Coke nnd Llmo.
COAL COKE & 'LT3TE CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
200 Soulli 13th street , Oiimha. XobrasVa.
KKDRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Slices of Goal ad Coke ,
214 South nth SU , Omahn , Neh.
Cln ss am.
PERKINS ,
Importers and Jabbers of
Crocker ? , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Kto. 1514 Knrnani itrcct , new 1'axton bultdlnK.
C o ' mm I s s I on q n d JS t o r q go.
Storage anil Commission Merchants ,
Spcclaltlca lliittor. cent , chrouc , roultrr , arao.
_ lllaitoffard ttrcot. ijruaha.Xtb. _
QEORQE SCHROKDER , t CO. ,
Prodnce Commission and Colu'Storage ,
( Bucccisor * to McShane & Eclirocdcr. )
t Omaba , Nebraska.
3f. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goofls , Fnrnisning Goofls and Notions
1103 and 1101 Douglm , cor. llth street , Omaha , Neb.
K1LPATRWK-KOCII DRY GOODS CO. ,
Imporlers and JoWiera in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' furnlsblni : gaodi. Comer llth and llarncr
streets , Omnlm , Ncbrnskn.
I1EL1N , THOMPSON A CO. ,
Importorn nnd jobbers of
Woolens anil Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
317 South llth street.
Furniture.
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VEWEY & STOKE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Knrnam street , Omaha , Nebraska.
CHARLES
Furnitnre ,
Cmaha Nebraska.
Groceries.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Pronsious ,
705 , 707 , TO und 711 South 10th at. , Omaha , Neb.
, BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th nna J/eATcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
W. .T. J1ROATCH.
Eeayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Sprlncs , wagon stock , hardware , lumber , etc. 1203
and 1211 llarncy ntrcat , Omuba.
LEE , CLARKE , AffDREESEN HARD
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , shoot Iron. etc. Agents for Howe ncales.
Miami powder And Lyman barbed wlrct
TAYLOR.
Bnl rs1 Hardware and Scale ReEairSbop ,
Mechanics' tools nnd Iluff.ilo sanies. 1IOJ
street , Omaha , Neb.
Lumftor.
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported nnd American I'ortluud romcnt. State
acintfcr tilnmikee nrdraullo cement and
Qulncy nhliu lime.
OHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumher ,
Wood carpets and purquot flooilnif. ( ith und Douglas
ttrvets , Omnba , eb _ _
OM A HA LUMTlEll CO. ,
AllKinfls of BnildingMaterial at Wholesale ,
18th Street and Union 1'aclOc Track.Omaha ,
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lnmiier , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , Utc , Yards-Corner 7th nnd Douglas. Corner
lUthand
FRED W. GRAY.
Lnmlier , Lime Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner Ctb and DutiKlas Bts. , Omaha.
c. N. DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
IStband California [ Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Mllllnory and NotlonaT
/ . OBERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
JOB. 5IU und Wl South llth street
J. T. ROniKSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Fnrnislilng Goods ,
id ! and 403 Fouth K'th street , Omabu.
VfNYA RD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gents' ' Furnishing Goods ,
110J Ilarnojr street , Omaha.
JJ , - - . . . - . - J.O"'J. . _ ' ,
" CONSOLIDATED ' ANIC'LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle vreaie , etc. , Onialin. A. II , Illshup ,
CARPENTER
Wholesale Paner Dealers ,
Cnnr n nice stock fif prlntlnu. wrapplnv and writing
paper. Hpeoul mttnllon Kltun tucHrloiU orrtars.
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ARMSTRONG Pm'IX As CO. ,
Storage , Forwarfline and commission
. Telephone No. TU.
Toys.
u. HARDY A co. ,
Jofcbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
ARE THE UEST
KIRKtiNDALL , JONES A CO. ,
Burrciion to IteoJ , Jonci A Co. !
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots&Shces
Agents ( or Boston Iluhber Pho Co , 1101 , 1104 and lltf i
llarnej flreetOmahaNetratta.
Browora.
STORK , t ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1B1 North KUhlcnth utrnl. Omaha. N K
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornlco
Window-raps and mrtallo tkylliihls. John Kpenetcr.
proprietor , KB and llOboutu 10th street.
Overalls.
CANPIELD MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls.
Jcnns , rants , Slilrtn , etc , 1S03 Douglas atroot
Omntin , Neb ,
JOffloo Flxturos.
SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING CO.
Mnntifacttirornot
LM , Office and Saloon Fixtra
llnntlos , Klilebonnl . Honk Case * , Drug fixture * . Wall
J'.inc.M'Arlltlons.HMIInBsCounter * , llecr nndVln
fooler" . Mirror' , KIs-1 artorj nnd onlec , 1730 and lid
bouth l.Ub St.Unialui. Telephone 1121.
Popor Boxes.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor .Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nos. 1317 a < M 1319 Douglas street. Omaha , Neb.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUIWER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Ratter Goods
Oil clothlnk' and leather bcltlnit. 1003 Karnam strtol
, Dorg , Etc.
M. A. DtSttROW A CO. ,
Wliol ale manufncturers of
Sasb , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Brunch otllce , 15th and liard street Omalia , Neb.
X MANUFACTURING CO. ,
ManufcCtiirers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Moulding ? , stnlr-irorV and Interior hant wood Dulih.
N.K. corner 8lh and I ' T unfrih streets ,
_ Omaha , Nob. _
Stoorn Fittings , Pumps , Etc.
"A. L. STRAN3 & CO. ,
Pump ? , Pipes and Engines ,
Btcftm , wattr . . . , . rnllwnr . . _ , . , . nnd _ _ _ _ mlnliiB _ _ nuppllc _ . § * . et < L
- * - ! * \ i
I - „ .
Pit ) , PK and K ! | am street , Orna&a.
U. S. WIND ENGINE A PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Wate * Supplies ,
71aildar : nlnil mlll . ( lid and 12) ) Jones St. , Omaba.
U. K. Itoss , acting manager.
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BROWNELL A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
BbccMron work , steam pumpi , saw mills , 1213-1211
Ijuavcnnorlb street , Omaba.
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter It Son , Prop' * . Manufacturer ! ! of nil kind *
Steam Boilers , Tanks and Shest Iron Work
Works South 50th nnd P. .1 M. crossing.
PAXTON , t VIERLING IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Bui ding fort
Engines , brass work , general foundry , machine ana
blactsmltb work , onico and worm , U. 1 * . Itr.
and 17th street , Omaha.
OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk rails , window guards , flower stands , wire algni.
etc. 123 North inth street , Omaha.
. OMAHA SAFE A IRON WORKS ,
Maif'rs ' of Fice and Burglar Proif Safes ,
Vaults , jail woik. Iron shutters and fire escapes.
U. Andrccn , prop'r. Cor. 14th and Jaekson Bu.
CHAMPION IRON A WIRE WORKS.
Iron : nd Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and screens , for bunk * , offices , Mores , rcMJonccs , cux.
Improved nwnlnns. locksmith iiiurtiincry and
blacknmlth Yforkt ) . IU boulh litli hu
PALMER , RICmiAN & CO. ,
Live Slock Commission Merchants ,
Off.ce Itoom 24 , Opposite Exchange Unlldlne , Union
. block Vurds , Bouth Omaha , Neb.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
OfOniaua , Limited ,
John K. lind , Superintendent.
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
or TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & t , Paul R'y ' ,
The licst Route from Omalia aud Council
Hinds to
THE EASTE
TWO TIIAINS DAILY IIBTWUKN OMAHA ANlf
COUNC1I-
Clik-ngo , AND Mlhrunkco ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cedar Itnplds ,
Hock Islnud. Frcoporl , Itockford ,
Clinton , Dnbuqiic , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Jnucstlllo , '
Bclolt , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other Important points Kast , Nortlieixst and
boutliouit.
Kor t'irougli tlekots. call on the ticket agent at 1WI
ramam street , In Darker llloci , or at Union 1'actOa
lpot. .
1'ullman Hlceperi and the flnoit Dlnlnc Cars In the
world are run on the mnln llnu of the Chlciigo , Mil.
H oukeu tt rt. 1'nul Itullwar , hnil ovorr utlontlim U
irnln 10 imueiiKcri br courteous euiplorci of the
company.
It. Mll.MCIt. tienernl Manmier.
J. K. TDCKIilt. Asil tant General Jlnimror.
A. V. K. ( lAHl'KNTKU , ( Jenuml 1'umontor and
Tli-lot Accnt.
OKO. li. HKAPFOIiD , Assistant Uonornlt'as.engOr
nnd Ticket Aeent.
T.J.UIiAUK.Ccnernlrliipcrlntendont ,
ORTH-
Omalia ,
Council Bluffs
And GEiicap ,
Hie onlr road to InkefnrDrs Mnlno . MarkhaUown.
Crctiir Itaplila , ( Jllnton , lllron , fhlcPRO , MllwnuMO.
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'afttlot
Aiiionu a / o. the nunirrous point * of supnrlorltr
enl iimibytlic ; ' ron J thin road lictwurn OiuaUm
? i1.J.,9l.1r ' " ' \ , ar ° ll < l'reu ! ralna u iliir of 1IAT
XAIJHS. ) hkli nrotne Hnn t which liuinim , t und
Inranultr cam r iii . Its I'AI.AUK ai.KHI'INU OAII" .
thei < niinl or nhlchcannot bo founl uljnwl.rra. A (
Council lllurrs.ihvtrulns or the Union I'ai-ltto U ll.
wurconnert In union depot with thoto or tlio ChU
WKOA North * e.tern llallwar. In CblroRO i the triiai
colln"llon
for Detio t , folumbns , Indiansi.ols. ! Cincinnati.
NlHKara tails. Uuitnlii.l'itlibtirif , JvrontoUonit !
lluituii.Maw.Vvrk , IMill l ! iihr . lUUnnero , tTasb.
Intrlon , an t n.l poliiti In Ibo jsl. A k ( or tloUis ii %
"NORTHWESTERN"
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