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THE OMAHA 1)ATLY BEE ; FRIDAY , MARCH 22. 1889. <
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THE SPECULATIVE Mlffif S ,
Hutohlnson end Fatrbank In Tholr
Famous Roloo of Dalrymaldo.
HOW THEY MILKED'THE QEARS
Corn Closed nt a Blight Advance
Onin Steadier Provisions He-
fit rioted Cattle About tlio
Bninc Hogs Illphcr.
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CHICAGO rilODUOK MARKET.
CniOAoo. Mnrch 21. fSpcclal Tolcernm to
l"nn BEB.J The Moy wheat shorts wore
"milked" to-day. Hutchlnson nnd Fnlrbank
wcro seen ut tholr best In tholr famous roles
of dairy rrmlds. JClio labor of milking the
bears was to thorn a plenauro , and It sccmod
to bo attended by no risks. In their hurry
to get through the unpleasant performance
BR quickly as possible , the bears neglected to
glvo expression to their customary notes of
sorrow for "Door Falrbank. " They even
neglected to flguro on what his losses ought
to bo up to dato. May wheat closed ycstcr-
day aftcrncon atOCJfc. It opened to-day at
obout 07J @ 9Sc. Uy 11 o'clock , an hour and
n half nftcr the opening , the prlco was about
f 1 , The oxtrcmo outsldo was $1.DOJor 3K °
better than yesterday's final quotations. On
this bulirc , which was a strictly local nffnlr ,
thcro was very liberal realizing , and the
prlco worked back to OSJ c. The market ,
however , failed to go to pieces , and thuro
was some recovery from the decline.
The other markets and the late futures in
this market reflected only In a minor key the
strength In Chicago May. To-day's boom
may bo described truthfully as "shorts'
bulge. " The boars have boon getting very
reckless recently ; and they "sold themselves
In tbo holo. " The concentrated buying by.
the Falrbank-Hutchlnson party has been
heavy for several days , and It evidently ab
sorbed nil the wheat for salo. To use a com
mon phrase , "tho crowd was baled out. "
Anything was likely to turn the market up.
TLo publication In the Daily business of
yesterday of a summary of the figures of the
London Miller on the question of the sup
plies of wheat for Europe for the remainder
of the crop year , and the reproduction In the
Tribune this morning of the sarao conclu
sions , was ono of the things that caused the
strong opening. The many evidences that
nave boon accumulating of late of the ro-
newcd activity In the consumption and ex
port trade was another factor , nnd
the actual oversold state of the
market was still another. The
appearance of Lyou' and other stalwart
bulls In the pit bidding for largo blocks was
the only additional force needed to start the
ball rolling , and that was suDDlied. This In
brief explains the origin and causa of to
day's bulge. Undoubtedly the great amount
of long wheat bought nt cheaper figures cnmo
out on the advance , but the short interest
was so largo and the change of sentiment so
general that the market did not stay down.
May worked back to OS ) c , but rallied to
99c , and held steady at about 09o during
tbo last end of the session. Right at the last
the market advanced to OSljfo and closed
thoro. The trading In May was very heavy ,
and in July a fair volume of business was
done , but the excitement was less. The
opening was nt 60 } c , or > $ o better than yes
terday. Thn highest point touched on the
first flurry was 87c. The market settled
back nearly to 80c , and on the subsequent
rallies only advanced to 80J e , closing at
8GUc. [
The corn market opened firmer , and at n
slight advance , partly in sympathy wltn the
strength In the wheat market. Thcro was
again some ovonlni ; up in the matter of
some shorts taking profits and longs sub
mitting to moderate losses , but on the whole
the volume of business was of n light order
nnd mainly local in character. The closing
prices show an Improvement of Jt'o over
those ruling nt the corresponding time yes-
terJay.
Oats were firmer though rather quiet aside
from May , in which there was lair trading.
One or two of the prominent operators
bought considerable of the month named at
S525o , chiefly to cover shorts , with the
receiving houses the principal sellers. There
was a moderate call for Juno around 2o > c ,
with 25 } c barely touched , while July wua
dull.
Receipts and estimates for to-morrow were
fair , while nothing of consequence was with
drawn from store and little disposition
was shown to purchase No. 2 regular , with
prices much the same as recently , around
253 @ 25 > o to go to storo.
In provisions the business transacted was
disappointingly restricted. The opening
showed n continuation of yesterday's bull
movement , ana for pork the prices indicated
un advance on the early transactions of 17Kc ,
for lard of 2'c and for short ribs of T.ltfc. In
the morning trade , in fact , the feeling was
decidedly strong , and for a tlnio the outlook
promised all that the holders could desire.
IJoforo the session had progressed far , how
ever , it became apparent that the buyers
had no Intention to follow * another rise in
the market. They limited their demand or
withdrew altogether , and when parties
anxious to realize offered their property they
found It hard to sell. The buyers only pur
chased when tbo prices asked by the sellers
suited them , and with the oxcesslvo offer-
incs the prices pursued the only course open
for them , and that was to drop to a lower
level. During the better portion of the day
the tendency was bearish , and from the best
quotations established pork sold oft 27 c ,
lard 7 0 and short ribs I2e. The closings ,
however , were the same as yesterday to 2&o
lower for lard , and only 2 > o off for pork-and
short ribs. _
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , March 21. | Special Telegram
to THE UEE.J CATTLE Prices to-day wore
firm for good and weak for common cattle.
The receipts were larger than on any other
day of the week , and some of the buyers
wcra inclined to hold off and watt for lower
prices. The demand , however , proved to bo
pretty good and the market for all desirable
cattle was qulto active. Inferior to fair
kinds wcro slow sale at low prices , but the
general ninrltet on the average was no
quotably different. Clioico to extra beeves
$4 1CHJ4.CU ; medium to good steers , 18.10 to
1500 IDs. tJ.COi < I4.00 ; 1200 to 1850 Ibs , 13.85(2 (
U.75 ; 050 to 1200 Ibs , * 3.00@3.-tO ; stockers am
feeders , S2.20@li.00 ; cows , bulls and mixed
l.r > 0@l.Ui ! ) bulk , $ a.lO@2.GO ; Texas steers.
1)50 ) to 1050 Ibs , rJ.OO@a.75 ; co\vs , * 3.00@3.25
Hoas Business was active and prices
about a nickel higher , closing steady ut $4.00
( cJ45 ( ! , against H,5'i@M0 ! yesterday. A few
fancy heavy inado r .074cl.TO. Light sorts
underwent no change and sold curly at
W.700-1.bO. Tbo general murltot closed qulo
with n fo\v loads loft.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Yonu , March 21. [ Special Telegram
to TUB Uce.1 STOCKS In the stock marko
this morning , as for several days past , Chicago
cage Gas led the movement and showed u
marked strength , advancing rapidly \\i \ po
cent to 47Jf , with Chicago buying. The
rest of the activity , , what little there was
was confined to the grangers and coalers
and 00 per cent of all the trading was In les
than a dozen stocks. First prices were little
changed from the oloso yesterday. The mar
ket , though not active , was unsettled. There
was a fractional advance In Wheeling and
Lake Erie , and a loss of K per cent In Rocl
Island , ' .Clio slight fractional advance early
was wiped out by the decline before 11 a. in.
which loft everything on the list below th
opening Jlpurcs. On the decline , Rock
Island lost % and Atcluson } , leading th
list downward. The active stocks of th
morning wcro Chicago Gas , Atchlson , St ,
Paul , Burlington , Reading , Lackawanna anil
Northwcitern. Later In the forenoon th
ctlvo list was reduced to Chicago Gas , Bur
lington and Atchleon , when a firmer feeling
prevailed aud the first named Mock touchci
the highest point of the day , while the other
bowed but fractional advances. At noon
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the market was dull nnd prices wcro bnrcly
up to the opening figures , with sales of 00,510
shares. Toward tlio close In stocks the mar
ket wa * not specially active , but thcro was
generally a firm feeling. Chicago Gas con
tinued to lead the list nnd reached the high
point of 43Yi bBt wonkoncd before the close
to 47 > , showing n \ \ advance for the day.
There wiw moro than usual nttcntlon qlvcn
to St. Paul preferred , because of the favor-
nblo results expected from the meollnR to
day. This stock was at 100 nt the close , nn
advance of } per cent. The other advances
for the day wcro Lacknwannn , 1 ; Manhat
tan , 1 > < ; Northwestern , # ; St Paul , { ;
Heading , % per cent. The total sales for
the day were U17,8S3 , Including Burlington ,
10,400 ; Lacknwanna , 10,200 ; Northwestern ,
15,500 ; St , Paul , 13,400 , nnd Rending , lO.GOO
The following wore the oloslnn quotations !
rfi. 4s regular. . .1:314 Northern Vaclno.
. 8. 4scouDons , , . . JliUf doprefcrrod. . . . . . C0t !
. . . C-fcN.W I04 <
1. 8. 4 Hit coupons. . 107 do preferredl-'ITi !
I'aclflcOsot N J , . .120 N.Y. Central 107
Central 1'aclno. . . . 3IU I'l ) . AH 23i !
ilcapo * Alton. . . 134 KocklRliinil l'i
. . > . . . . . . .
C.M.&St.l
Thlcftgo.llurllnfiton \ t , i < l.l Ok. * - .I
fcQulncy . fl | ! dopreferrod KlJi
Il L.lt W..ITOU St. Paul * Omaha . at
lllnola Contra ! . . . . US U doproferroil. . . . . . 81
I..II.AW . ! > Unlonl'acillo KM
AjToxas. . . 1214 W..81.U * P 1 ?
LnkeShoro do preferred. , , . - > ! 4
MIchlRnnCentral. . Western Union. . , . . ii
Mlssourlt'acillo . . . < WJ , |
MottEY ox CAU , Eay at 2 per cent.
PRIMB MEHOINTH.B PArr.n 4)@ty { per
cent.
STEUUNO ExonNOBDull nnd unchanged ;
sixty-day bills , f l.85 ? : demand , S4.S3J { .
I'ltouucts .
Ciiicvno , March 21. Wheat Stronger ;
caib , 07 fc ; April , OSJfc , May , OIJic.
Corn Steady ; cash , 34c ; April , 34'ijc ;
May , 35Xc.
Gats Steady steady to firm ; cash ,
Mn.v , 25 11-lOc.
Uyo-May , 43 } c.
Hurley Nothing doing.
Prime Tlmothj $1.45.
Flax 91.60.
Whisky $1.03.
Porit Easier ; May , J12.20 ; July , S12.
Lard Easy ; cash , $0.83 ; May W.i ;
July , $7.02 ; < .
Plour Nominally unchanged ; winter
wheat , $3.GOffi. i.f > 0 ; spring wheat , $1.50 ®
0.80 ; B.VO , Si.05@3.00 in barrels.
Dry Salt" Moats Shoulders. $5.50(35.75 ( ;
short clear , $ G.50@G.02 > ; short ribs. ? 0.15@
0.20.
Butter Unchanged ; creamery , 18@23o ;
dairy , 14@22c.
Choose Easier ; full croara choddais , 10) )
' flats , 10@llcj Young Americas ,
ifggs Easier ; fresh ,
Hides Weaker ; heavy green salted ,
5 > < c ; light green salted , 5 c ; preen. 4@4 c ;
salted bull , B'fc ; green bull , 3 > ; green
salted calf , WQO o ; dry Mint , 7 @ 8u ;
; roon salted kip , 4 ( < $4Xc ; dry calf , 7QSc ;
slunks , 10@15o ; dry salted hides. 7c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
4@4KoNo. ; SJ , 3 > @ 3 o ; cake , 4 t\
uocoipts. Hulumcnts.
Flour , bbls . 11.000 7,000
Wheatbu . 23.000 11,000
Corn.ou . 103.000 64,000
Oats , bu . HO.OJO 54,000
Now Vork. March 21. Wheat Receipts ,
- ; exports , 50,000 ; opot dun , but
firm , nnd l } c higher ; No. 2 red. 90J92c
in elevator , OJJ. < C < * 93fo } afloat , 92@93 o f. o.
b. ; No. 3 red , bSJ e ; options strong and % @
lfo higher than yesterday ; March , Oljfc.
Corn Receipts , 237,000 ; exports. 200,000 ;
spot , moderately active but weak , and Jjj@if c
lower ; No. 2 , 42X@42tfo in elevator , 43 , ' @
433 0 afloat ; No. 3 , 41@42c ; ui.gradua
mixed , 40 > i@40c ; stcamor mixed ,
43'/c ; options quiet and llrm.
Oats .Receipts. 17,000 ; exports , 348 ;
spot , firm and quiet ; options , moro active
nnd higher ; March , 80 o ; April , 305 c :
May , 30J < c ; spot , No. 2 white , 32Jic ; mixed
western , 33c.
Coftoo Options opened barely steady , and
closed 10@15 points down ; April , $10.00 ;
May , ? 10.'J5@17.03 ; spot lllo easier ; fair
cargoes , $18.75.
Petroleum Quiet ; United closed atOlc.
Eggs Lower ; western , 12 ® 12jrc.
Pork Strong ; now , l3.25i ( 13.50.
Lard Eaalor anil quiet ; western ptenui ,
$7.25 : March , J7.23.
Butter Quiet and weaker ; western , 13@
27c.
Cheese Quiet ; western , OK@11K < 5-
tilvorpool.Mareh-21. [ Special Cablegram
to TUB BEE. ] 310 : ! p. m. closo. Pork
In fair demand ; prime mess , eastern , 05s ,
steady ; do , western , 55s , steady.
Lard In door domanti ; spot , 35s Od , firm ;
March , 80s , firm ; April and May , 80s 3d ,
firm. '
Wheat In poor demand ; now No. 2 win tor ,
7s Od , steady ; do , spring , 8s , llrm.
Flour In poor demand ; 11s 3d , steady.
Corn In poor demand ; spot , 8s 10
easy ; March , 8s 10 > fd , easy ; April , 3s O
easy ; May , 3s lOd , easy.
Milivnukoe * , March 21. Wheat Firm ;
cash , 80 > < o ; May. 87c.
Corn Lower ; No. 3 , 80@31c.
Oats-Dull ; No. 3 , white ,
Rye Dull ; No. 1 , 43c.
Barley Quiet ; No. 2 , 59o.
Provisions Easier ; pork , $12.02 } .
St. LoulH , Murott 21. Wheat Higher ;
cash and May , 91 > c.
Corn Higher ; cash. 29@20c ; May. SOJtfc.
Oats Firm ; cash , 21c ; May , 20@2JVo. (
Pork Quiet at $12.50.
Lard Nominal nt $45.70.
Whisky Steady at * 1.03.
Butter Easier ; creamery , 23@2oo ; dairy ,
14@23c.
Cincinnati , March 21. Wheat Quiet :
No. 2 rod. 05c.
Corn Easy ; No. 2 , mixed ,
Oats Finn ; No. 2 mixed ,
Whisky-Steady att.U3 :
Blliincapolts , March 21. Sample wheat
about stead-y ; receipts , 70 cars ; shipments ,
67 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , March , $1.09 > :
May , 11.11 ; on track , $1. 10 ; No. I northern ,
March , J)3cMay ) ; , 99c ; on track , OSu@91.00 ;
No , 2 , northern , March , 69o ; May , 90 > Jo ; on
track , 90 } @yic.
Hamma City. March 21. Wheat-
Quiet ; No. 2 red , cash , SSKoi No. 2 soft ,
cash , 91c ; May , S'Jtfc bid.
Corn tStcady ; No. 2 cash , 2'c asked ;
May bales at 25u ; No. 2 white , cash , no
bids nor offerings ; May , 27 o bid.
Oats No. 2 , cash , 2l o ; May , 22 ? c bid.
IilVK STOO.I.
CIIICAOO , March 21. O.ittlo Receipts ,
11,000 ; market steady ; choice beeves , | 4.10u )
4.00 ; steers , $3,00@4.00 ; stockers and feed
ers , $2.20 ( ! 3.UO ; cows , bulls and mixed , fl.50
@ 3.10 ; bulk , i2.00.22.40 . ; Texas cattle , ? 2.00@
3.35.
3.35.Hogs Receipts , 10,000 : maricet strong ,
nnd Cc higher ; mixed , fl.55@1.75 ; heavy ,
e4.50@l.70 ; liKht. $4.00@4.SOj sKips , $3.50
(24.45 ( ; , .lgs . , $4.85 < ? } 4.95.
Sheet ) Receipts , 4,000 ; market steady ;
natives , | ! IWM500 ) ; western , corn-fed , * 4.20
01.70 ; lamb's , fl.OO&o.OO.
KniisnH City , March 21. Cattle Re
ceipts , 1,000 ; shipments , 2,000 ; market slow ;
weak for nil classes , except good cows , which
wcro steady to C@10c higher ; good to choice
cornfed , $3.7504.10 ; common to medium , $2.70
( ff'3.50 ' ; stoukorB nnd feeding Btuers , $1.00 ®
3.20 ; cows. tl.W3.fc5. )
Megs Ucccipts. 7,800 ; shipments , 550 ;
market active and 5o higher ; common to
choice , $4.25 ( 4.55.
National Stock Yards , Rait St ,
Louis. March 21. Cattle Receipts , 700 ;
shipments , none ; market steady ; choice
heavy native steers , $3.8004.35 ; fair to good ,
$3.003.yO ; stockers and focders , $ -.10@
3.15 ; rangers , corn-fed , $2.SO@3.50 ; graas-
fed , $1.90 ( 2.80.
Hogs Receipts , 3,400 ; shipments , none ;
market steady ; choice heavy , $4.70@4.80 :
packing , $4.504tl5 ; light grades , $4.05(0)7.50. )
BtouxClty , March 21. Cattle Receipts ,
401 ; shipments , 41 ; market opened steady
with yesterday and closed firm and slightly
easier ; fat steers , t2.20&UO ( ; feeders , $2.00
02.73 ; stockers , Si.2r.i42.75 ( ; cows , $ l.tV > ( a ;
3.50 ; canners und bulls , slightly easier ;
light and mixed , $ l.444.47 > f ; heavy , W.4E
@ 4.50.
OiMAIl.V IvlVK STOOK.
Cattle.
Thursday , Murch 21 , 15S1) .
Thoio who have been predicting haavlet
receipts on account of the advance In prices
of thu paat few days , had their expectations
realized to-day , although the receipts weru
not BO heavy as many were afraid tho.y
Uilnht be. As it was , the offorlngs were snuiO'
whut In excess of tbo demand but the trade
opened fairly active and U coed mauy cattle
chanced huuds before midday. Thu pack-
crs and shippers alike bought quite freely ,
but their purchases consisted mostly
of the medium wcleht and tidy little
cattle whllo the heavy cattle wcro
ncglccied to n great extent , Ono
junch of good heavy cattle brought $3.fcO ,
but the bulk of the drowsed beet and ship-
> mg steers sold at $3.050 3.50. Some of the
iarly salrs wcro perhaps not much different
from yesterday , but the general market was
5@10o lower , and this decline woi equally
true of butchers' stock us well as of beef
cattle. The supply of butchers' stock was
not heavy and desirable cows sold very
freely , but. bulls arc not In as good demand
as they were a w cok or ten days ago. There
wcro no Important changes In the feeder
market. Thcro wcro not many on sale nnd
what thcro were were not of very good
qunllty. _ _ _
HORS.
For the first time this week the market
was actlvo and the hogs all sold early. The
irlces paid were strong to Go higher. A very
, argo proportion of the hogs sold at $4.50 regardless -
gardloss of whether they were heavy * lighter
or mixed. One load of 2-lb. hogs sold at ,
J4.55 , the top price. Wbllo the receipts of (
iagt were not heavy , they were the heaviest
of any day since Frldnv of last week.
Blicop.
Thcro were only two loads hero nnd they
were commonlsh and light Nebraska * which
sold at $3.75 and $ .1.00. Tno market was
steady , with dcalrnblo fat sheep la demand.
Hccolts. |
Cattle. . . . . l.SOO
Hotrs . 3,200
Sheep. . 2.V )
Horses . 12
Prevailing Prices.
The following Is a table of prluas paid In
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned :
Prlmo steers , 1300 to 1500 lbs.3.33 @ 4.00
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 lb . . 8.0J C'W.O )
Native feeders . 2.75 ( 300
Common to good cows . 1.50 ( f 2.-IJ
Choice to fancy cows . 2.50 ( JSD.OJ
Fair to choice bulls . 1.73 ( ! S..liO !
Fair to choice light boss . 4.43 004.50
Fair to choice huavy hogs . 4.50 ( § l,55
Fair to choice mixed ho > : s . . . . 4.40 QM.30
Fair to choice western sheep. . 3.SO @ 1.30
Fair to choice Nebraska * . 3.0D ( 4.15
Representative
STEBItS ,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Vr.
1 . MO f..7r , 14 . 1-W Sf.2.i
3 . 100. ) y.85 It ) . 1310 a.Bi
8 . 1164 3.03 1 . 14V ) a. i
4 . 11R ) 3.0J 1 . 110 ! ) .2- >
1 . 14.TO 3.00 Ifl . 1S2I ! ) .DO
! ) . Vtl ! ) . ( X ) 41) . TOI 3M
20 . USD aos 10 . run n.30
ion : t.o : . ID . ian ; i.w :
iota : t.o.as . 11111 a.w :
21 . sra : uo u . I3ia : w
14J : uo i . iai 3.a.j
17 . UN ) : i.l ! ) 40 . llll 3.'B
10 . Wl JI.IO Gl . li > 9 11.35
17 . US" , tl.13'4 ' HI . 1218 3U5
3 . liTO 3.15 18 . 1SJ ) 3.)5 )
a . li-D y.i5 a . IKT : 3.n :
33 . 1214 .15 02 . 1415 3.40
r , . niw 320 21 . ia a. t {
2(1 . 1114 3.20 14 . Mir. 30
18 . 1UW II.2J 4 . 1177 3.50
6 . 11711 a.2. ) ra . uu 3.M
21 . lint 3.20 10 . mi a.ro
1 . K a 3.20 17 . 14H 3. & )
21 . li'U ' 3.2J 8 . HO ) 3.00
18 . . ' . .ll'tl 3.25 30 . SfHH 3.05
8 . 12M a.25 1 . 1S0 3.75
j . 1827 3.2o 18 . 10SJ 3.8J
COWS.
fi . 1M4 3.25 2 . H 2.50
1 . 12SO S.S5 3 . 12o3 2.SO
1 . 1110 2.0 ! 20 . 1K'4 2.50
2 . > 5 2.3J 17 . 1121 2.50
1 . 10SO 2.30 4 . 11)17 ) 2.M )
1 . 11M ) 2/10 8 . 1113 2.fO
1 . MO 2.35 18 . 11W ) 2.6 >
U . lO'W 2.10 1 . 1J10 2.0'J
0 . 1011 2.4U 22 . l.Kili 2.L" (
1 . iai ( ) 2.4J 3 . 1JIO 2.75
4 . lft7 2.10 1 . 158U 2.75
15 . 12SU 2.15 8 . 1145 2.75
15. . 112.1 2.50 3 . UOO y.00
CANNKIW.
1 . 010 1.5U 6 . 1033 1.00
7 . 1111 1.73
, HULL ! ] .
1 . 1810 2.10 1 . 1810 2.M
2 . 14K ! ) 2.2V 1 . 1&.M 2.50
2 . 1'JOO ' 2.40 2 . 1U05 2.60
OtEN.
1 . 1570 1.00
COWS IlIlUSIl LAKE CATTLE CO.
l . 055 2.25CALVES.
CALVES.
1 . 2SO 2.25
FKKDKIW AND STOCKEIIS.
10 . b4l 21.5 1 . 810 2.80
10 . 9bO S.W ) 0 . 028 2bC
VEAL CALVES.
1 . 140 3.75IIOQS.
IIOQS.
No. Av. Shk. Vr. Wo. Av. Shk. 1-r.
80 . 187 32U $1.40 B1 . 2W $1.50
01 . 210 40 4.4r > CO . 253 100 4,50
70 . Z21 12J 4.45 65 . 278 80 4.50
CO . 234 80 4.15 61 . 210 4.50
60 . 280 N ) 4.45 ( .9 . 2Ti4 80 4.40
02 . 2S 80 4.45 fi7 . 311) ) 4.50
53 . 201 40 4.45 62 . 281 RO 4.50
57 . 284 200 4.45 CO . 3JO 40 4.50
( il . 23 < ) 40 4.45 55 . 263 4(1 ( 4.5U
03 . 270 40 4.4-5 70 . 248 4J 4..VJ
02 . 2t)7 ) 1TO 4.43 68 . 205 200 4.50
M ) . 20 ! ) 100 4.45 05 . 201 4.50
55 . 20S ICO 4,45 71 . 245 4.511
M . 25 120 4.4715 70 . 2T.O . 100 4.50
01 . 300 120 4.4H4 50 . 30) 2K ) 4.50
50 . 20J 4.47H 70 . 210 W ) 4.60
04 . 2 * ) 40 4.47S1 04 . 241 40 4.60
70 . 231 W 4.47)5 ) 01 . 2115 4.50
123 . 240 120 4.60 65 . 220 SO 4,60
71 . 235 4) ) 4,50 00 . 2,9 100 4.50
8 . 274 BO 4.50 05 . 271 4.60
70 . 245 40 4.5'J ' 05 . 2(13 ( 4.6U
54 . SIB 120 4.50 64 . 201 40 4.60
69 . 209 SO 4.60 75 . 24. ) 4.62M
Cl . 885 120 4.50 &J . 2J5 4.65
133 . 233 4.50
8HKKP XCIIllASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. AV. Pr.
1)7 ) . 65 tJ.75 118 . 74 M.OO
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Lilvo Stuck Notes.
Hoga sold early.
Cattle market lownr.
Hoga advance but cattle go lower.
Sheep in demand at steady prices.
Heavy cattle do not appear in good do
mand.
V. Jennings , Council Bluffs , sold cattle at
(3.80.
As compared with Thursday of last week
there was not much change in receipts of
hops but the market to-day was a little
higher , the bulk of the hogs selling a week
ago at M.45.
OMAHA. WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Produce , Fruits , Etc.
BUTTER Creamery Fane/ print , 24@20c ;
choice print , 22 < tt23o ; fancy solid packed , 2L
@ 22c ; choice solid tracked , 19@20o. Dairy-
Fancy roll , 17@10o ; choice , 15@lOc ; good , 12
@ 14c ; low grades , 10@llc.
CHKESK Full cream Cheddars , choice , 12@
12Ko ; full cream flats , two In hoop. 121rf@
18o ; full cream Y. A. , choice , 12 @ 18o ; off
grades and skims , 5R'Jc ( ; llmburger. 10@12c ;
brick and Swiss , 14@15a
Eans Strictly fresh , ll@12o ; cold stor
age , S10c. )
Livis POULTIIY Chickens , per doz , $3.50@
3.75j ducks , ) .2553.50 ; geese , f3.50@0.00j
turkeys , per Ib , 9@10c.
Dms3ti : > POUI.TKY Chlckons , per Ib 8@
lOa ; turkeys , ll@12o ; geese , ll@12c ; ducks ,
VEAL Heavy grassers , 150 to 200 Ibs , 5@
Oo ; inferior calves. 50 to CO Ibs , 8@5o ; mo-
dlum to coed , 70 to 85 Ibs , 4@0o : choice to
fancy , 100 to 130 Ibs , 0@7c.
VKOETAIII.BS Potatoos.Colorado nnd Utah ,
C0(305c ( ; Wyoming , 50@55o ; Nebraska and
Iowa , cholco large , 3035o ; common , 25@
30o ; su-eet potatoes , Jerseys , per bbl , 5i.75@
3.00 ; boots , per bu , 55@COo ; carrots , 35@lOo ;
cabbage , California , per Ib , 2 > o : parsnips ,
per bu , 50@00o ; onions , rod cholco , 50@55o :
silver skin , ( J0@75c ; turnips , 20@25o ; ruta
bagas , 35@4Uo ; radishes , 85K40o ; lettuce ,
23g30o ( ; cucumbers , $1.50 ( < | 2.00 ; string
bouns , per box , $1.75cJ2.25 ( ; celery. 25@30o ;
Hpmach , .60@S.OO per bbl.
QAMU Mallard , per do/ , f3.00@3.50 ; red
head , per dor , $2.503.00 ; teal , dcr doz. $1 75
W2 00 ; common small , per doz , jl.00@l. 50 ;
rabbits , per doz , 00c@il.00j Jack rabbits ,
per doz , t3.00$8.50i ( squirrels , per dor , 00c@
11,00 ; jock snloe. fl.00(3 ( 1 ? % .
Ari'i.ES Per bbl , fancy Now York and
Michigan , $ i.50 ; choice , (2.00 ( 2.25 ; choice
Missouri , | y.00@2.25 ; good , ? 1.75 ( < i2.00.
FOUEIO.V FituiTfl Malaga grapes , kegs , 40
to 55 Ibs , lOo per Ib ; bananas , per bunch
81.50@3.00 ; lemons , fancy new , 800 to 800 8 ,
J3.75 < 31.50 ; oranges , Los Angeles , $2.50@2.75 ;
nivorhldcs. $3.75@4.00 ; Novels , 5.00g5.50 ;
Uanchlto , 52.60Q'i.75. .
CKANIIBIIIIIES Hell & Bugle , choice. J7.50
@ 7.75 ; Bell & Cherry , cholco , fO.506eO.75 ;
clioico Jersey , * 3.00@3.25.
HIDES Green salted , No , 1 , StasVtfo ; No ,
2 , 3@3Kc ; calf. 5d5 } o ; dry ilint , 7@3c.
UuAsa Navies , hand picked , per bu , f2.10
@ 2.20 ; good clean country , $1.05@2.K ( ) ; offer
or poor stock , tl.OOQl.50 ; California , f2.00@
2.10.
2.10.CiUKn
CiUKn Mlchlean. porbbl(4.50@5.00 ; Now
York , per bbl , * 3.00@5.50 ; half bbl , fj.75 (
3.00
3.00FevniEns
FevniEns Per Ib , prlino live geese , white ,
85 < 3Wc ; mixed with ( ( ray , ' . ' 5(2 ( .30c ; damp and
musty , 10 < 330o ; prime live domestic duck , 20
Q2oc ; wild duck. 15520o. . . ,
Su'iitKitAfT Per bbl , 30 gal , choicVi. $3.50 ;
per half bbl , tt.OO.
Porcons Per Ib , rice , IQl oi common ,
llosT.r Mb frames , choice white , . luQlOc ;
dark. 1.1 ( < l4cii strained , IftGllSc.
JiU.IKS < ( < } 4c pcrlb ; preserves , 10Ql2c
per Ib. '
LAIIU 7) ) c m 50-lb pkgs.
MINCEMEAT O 'S'c per Ib. <
Groceries.
Revised prlcoi nro ns follows :
Hvnoi.sn Stnrk A , seamless. 32c ; Amos-
koitf * , seamless , 17 , ' c ; Lowlston A , seamless ,
lOo ; American , seamless , 17o ; burlaps , 4 to 5'
bu , llr$14o ( ; gunnies , single , 14c ; gunnies ,
double , 3.lo ; wool sucks , 4Uc.
TWIMES Flux , 2Jc ; cotton , ISQSic.
DIIIBD nuiTs Flffs , in boxes , pcrlb , 11 ®
He ; dates , In boxes , 7@lUc ; Loiulon Dehesa
layer raisins , per box , ( A.OO : Mnlagn loose
raisins , $ i802.60 ( ; now Vnlenbla raisins ,
per Ib , 7H'c ; California loose muscatels , per
box. f I.SOtftiSO ; California Londons , 1SSS ,
(2.40 : pitted cherries. Uc ; California
pitted plums , per Ib , V.l.Tct dried blaclc-
berries , per Ib , fl@7o ; tlrlcj raspberries ,
per Ib , 22c ; cvnitor.Ueil apples , C@7 o ; Cali
fornia unpaired evaporated peaches , 12@14c ;
ovn | > onitcd Cnllfornln apricots. 17c ; currants ,
5J4 < i ? " ' ) c ! Turkish prunes , % @ o\ \ citron ,
SfiuttMu ; orange peel , 15a ; lemon peel , 14o ;
California French prunes. 7J @llJ o.
PICKLES Medium , In bbls , f.500 ; Jo , In
half bbls , $3.K ) ; small In bills. $ O.OJdo ; , in
hnlf bbls. SI..71 ; gherkins , In bbls , $7,00 ; do ,
in half bbls , 5UK ) .
UOISTKII Corrr.ES German , 24l c ; Me-
Lnughlln's XXXX , 24 } < c ; Arlosn , 24J-5C.
Corrnns Green Moulin , 'JTiytSOc ; Hlo ,
good , ! Sl'Jc ' ; Manilnhllnjf , 20@23o ; roasting
Hlo. I' lSc ; O. G. Jnvu , aKifJOc ; Java In-
lerlor , 'J-'faiac : Hlo. fancy , 21Wc ; Santos
nnil MaiMcnlbo , 17iil ( ! ! > c.
St'itAit Granulated , 7J/c ; conf. A , 7 c ;
white extra C , 7 | e ; oxtf.i ( J , 7e ; yellow C ,
" "icuttouf \ , 8XfJ'lci ( powdered , bKc ; cubes ,
AX Choice yellow , 20@2Jli' ' ' ; daric
colored , 13@14c.
TOIHCCO Plug , 20@35c ; smoking , 10iJ13c. ( !
SAir-1.35nil.40 ( per bbl.
Hoi'B-7-lil , UJ c.
.Mu'i.i : SuoAit Hrlclts , ll@12c per Ib ;
penny cukes , 12 l3u per Ib ; pure inaplo
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
Sue vit SKi'iM 3l@3ic per gal.
WiniTiso PAi'iit : Manilla , 0) c per Ib ;
straw , l ( $ % pur Ib ; rag , 2) ) o pur Ib.
TIIAS Vounvj Hyson , common to fair , 18@
25c ; Vountj Hyson , good to fancy , 30jK ( > r o ;
Gunpowder , common to good. 22 2.c ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , 40@03o ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 12@0u ; Japan , choice to
fancy , 30@4.ic ; Oolong , common to COCK ) , 25J5 (
4'Jc ; Oolong , cholco to fancy , 5"j70c ( ; Impe
rial , common to medium , 25u33a ( ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 40@30c.
CIIVCKEHS 0@7cporlb ; assorted cakes , 8
@ 15c pur Ib , as per list.
CANDY Mixed. 0 @l2' c ; stick ,
rock candy , 10 > ( ! § 18o ; fancy candy ,
HOI.LVND Hr.ittiixa 50rtll)0o. _ )
MACKKUEI , Family half'bbls , $12.50 ; No. 1 ,
$13.50.
COD FISH SJ S c.
STAKCII ! @ 7 > < fc.
NUTS Almonds , lli@18c ; Pecans , 13c ; Bra
zils , lie ; peanuts , U@10c.
Dry Uonils.
COTTON- FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dis
count. Unbleached L L , SJ c ; C C , CJ c ; S.
S , 7e : E E , 8c ; G G , lUfc ; X X , HIMc ; O
O , HKc ; N N , 12Kc ; A A. 14c ; D D , 15 } < c ;
TT , l ie ; Y Y , ISc ; B B. 1'Ju ; blenched ,
20 , b > ; C ; GO , 12' c ; 80 , 13 } Jc. Brown nnd
slate , 50 , Ou ; 70 , 12fc } ; 00 , lOc.
CAIIPET U'Aiii1 BibD , white , lOc ; colored ,
22c.
22c.B
B \TTS-Standard. 8c ; Gem. 10o ; Beauty ,
12J c ; Boone , 14c ; B , cased , 5J.50.
PIIINTS Solid Colors Atlantic , Co ; Slate ,
Oo ; Burhn oil , GJ c ; Garner oil , GC ? 7c.
PHINTS Pink ana Robes Allen , Ou : Klvor
jmint , 5Kc ; Steel Itivcr , fi > c ; Hlchmoiid ,
GV c ; Pacillc , 7c.
PMINTS Dress Charter Oak , 5 } c ; R.nn-
ape , 4c ; Lodi , 5j/c ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond , 02 ;
Windsor , Gj o : Eddystono , 0 > c ; Pacillc ,
.
PIHSTS Ixnioo BLUE St. Legcr , 5 > 2c ;
ArnoIU. OJ c ; American , GJ c ; Arnold O. ,
long cloth , Uc : Arnold B , long cloth , lOJ-fc ;
Arnold , Gold Soul , lOJfu : Stoifol A , 13c ;
Windsor , Gold Ticket , U ) ' c.
GlNaiiAii Plunkclt. checks , 7 c ; Whit-
teuton. 7i p ; York , 7 > 4'c ; Nornmndl dress ,
So ; Renfrew Ureas , 8&l2 ( > 4c ; Whittonton ,
80 ; Calcutta , 7c. * r
CAMIIIUCS Slater , Sidy Woods , 5c ; Stand
ard. 5c ; Peacock , oc. J '
BLEICHCU SiiEnrivo Ellcrton , 7 } o ;
Housckecpcf , S ) c ; New Candidate , 83 c ;
Berkeley cambric. No. 60 , UJ c ; Best Yet ,
4-4 , G fc ; Buttorcloth , OO , 4)ic ) ; Cabot , 7J c :
Farwell , half bleached , 8 | c ; Fruit of Loom ,
8J c ; Green G , Ca ; Hope. 7 > c ; King Philip ,
cambric , lOc ; Lonsdalo cambric , lOc ; Lons-
dale , 8Kc : New York Mills , lOUc : Pepper-
ell , 42 in , lO c ; Pepperell , 40 in , llj c ; Pep-
perill , 0-4 , 13Kc ; Ponporlll , 8-1 , 21c ; Pepper-
ell 0-4 23c 10-4 25c Canton. 4 4
, - , ; Pepperlll , - , ; ,
8)40 ; Canton , 4-4 , OJ o ; Triumph. Oc ; Warn-
sutta , He : Valley , 5c. A
Buowx SIIKBTINQ Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7J c ;
Aclantic H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-1 , OV c ; At
lantic P. 4,4 , flc : Aurora LL , 4 4 , ( ic ; Aurora
C , 4-1. 4J c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 0c ; Hoosicr
LL , 4-4 , Gc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7c ; Law
rence LL. 4-4 , Gc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5 } < c ;
Popporoll E. 40 inch , 7J c ; Pepperell , 8-4 ,
18c ; Pepparell , 0-4 , 21o ; 1'epperell , 10-1 , 23c ;
Utlca C , 4-4 , 4c ; Wachusctt. 4-4 , 7 c ; Au
rora R , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora B , 4-4 , 0) < c.
FUNNELS , Plaid Raftsmen , 20o ; Goshcn ,
32Mo ; Clear Lake , i6) ! c ; Iron Mountain ,
FJAXSBI.S WIIITB-G H No. 2 , % , Z2 o\ \
G H No. 1 , Jf , 2Gi c ; B II No. 2. 22j < Jc : B H
No. 1 , J { , 30c ; Quechco , No. 1 , % , 42c ; Quo-
cheo , No. 2 , f , 87 > o ; Quucheo , No. 3 , % .
32Ko ; Anuwan , 3i > c ; Windsor , 2JKc.
FLANNELS , RED C , 21-inch , 15Ko ; E , 24-
inch , 21 c ; G G , 24-inch , 20o ; H A F , % ,
23c ; .1 U F , 3f , 27c ; G , % , 25c.
Dt'cic Avest Point , 2'J-In , 8 oz. 10' c ; AVcst
Point , 29-in. 10 oz. 12 } c ; West Point. 2'J-tn ,
12 oz , 15o ; West Point , 40-ln , 11 oz , lOc.
Const : JEVNS Androscoggln,7c ; Kcar-
sarge , 7cRockportOXc ; Conestoga , GJ c.
TICKS York , 83-in , 12J c ; York , 32-m ,
WXc ; Swift River. 8c , Thorndlko , OO , & n ;
Thorndlko , EB , 8 > tfo ; Thorndluo , 120 , O
Thorndlke , XX , 15o ; Cordis , No. 5 ,
Cordls , No. 4 , 10 > f c.
DENIMS AmosKcng , 9 oz , lOJ c ; Everett ,
7 oz , ISJ c ; York , 7 oz , 13i c ; Haymaker ,
8 } < fc ; Jaffroy XX , ll > to , ; JaffroyXXX , 12 0 ;
Beaver Creek , AA , 12c , Beaver Creek , BB ,
lie ; Beaver CreeK , CC , lOc.
KENTUCKY JEAXS Memorial. 15c ; Dakota ,
18c ; Durham , 27 > o ; Hercules , 18o : Leam
ington , 22 o ; Cottswold , 27 > < fc ; Melville ,
25c.
25c.CitASir
CitASir Stevens' B , 5J c ; Stevens' B ,
bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A , 7tc ; Stevens' A.
and ChoinlcnlH.
ACIDS Sulphuric , lo ; citric , 5So : oxalic ,
15o ; tartarlc , 4flo ; Am. carb , 12c ; alum , 2 } {
( cc ; ; arrowroot , 30c ; balsam capabla , G * > @
75o ; borax , 10@13c ; calomel , bOa ; castor oil ,
$ l.05@1.10 ; cream tartar , 8.c ! ; corrosive sub ,
bOo ; cnloroform , 45@50o ; ext logwood , 12o ;
glvcerlne , 24o ; gum arable , 90o ; gum cam
phor. ! )5c ) ; gum opium , $3.15 ; morphia sulph ,
$2.GO@2.83. „
OILS Horgamot , $3.80@3.00 ; lemon , $2.00 ;
peppermint , ftf.OOQa.SO ; xvlntergreon , $2.40 ;
olive , $1.00 ; qulufno. 85@4So : 'strychnia , $1.03
@ 1.10.
Mclnl and 'Jlnncrs1 StocU.
Blook tin , small pig 28
Block tin , bar. . . . ' 29
Copper , planished holler sizes ,34
Copper , cold rolled .81
Copper , sheathing ' . , . . . .80
Copper , pltts.k ( . 80
Copper , flats. 81
Gal sheet Iron , , Junlata , 50 , 10 , and &
per cent discount
Pat. planlsbodMron" , a 1 to 27 A 10X
Pat. planished Iron. 24 to 27 U OJ
Rooting , 1C , 14x20,112 sheets 0.00
Roollng , IX , 14x20 , 112 shoots 7.50
Roofing , 1C. 20x28,112 sheets ll.CO
Roollng , IX , 80x38,112 sheets 14 50
Sheet Iron No , 2U , 8.40
Shoot Iron No. 9.1 , - . . . . 8.50
Solder 14@1 J
Tin plato , best charcoal
1C , rOx4 , 225 sheets 0.50
IX , 10x14,225 sheets 8.25
Tin plate , cotte
1C. 10x14 , 225 sheets 0.25
Steel nails , per keg. . , , 3.25
Steel wlro nulls , per keg. . 2.75
Immhur.
Dlmenslans and Timbur
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 2)rg24 ft
2x4 S1500 10.00 1500 18.00 17.00 20.00
2x0 15.01) 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x8 15.00 15.00 1500 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x10 , , , . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x12 . , . 15,00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.IK ) 20.00
4x8 8x8 10.00 10.00 10.00 17.00 17.00 20.00
Fencing-
No. 1 , 4 and 0 Inch , 1'J and U
feet rough. . . , IIO.OO lft.M
No. 1 , 4 nnd 0 Inch , 10 feet 17.00 ( < J17.50
No. 2 , 4 nnd 0 Inch , 12 and 14
feet. . , in.CO@U.OO
No. 2 , 4 nnd 0 Inch , 10 feet 1&.00&I8.00 (
Finishing
1st mid 3d clear , 1J Inch s , 2s 49.00@31.0D
1st nnd 2d , clear , \ } ( nnd 2
Inch , 8.2s. , 47.00 < wr 0.0
3d , dour I/ Inch , s. 2s 43XXHjb4Cl.OO
3d , clear , \4 } nnd 3 inch , s. 2s. . 43.OOM40.Ot
B select , 1/f , 1J { nnd 2 Inch , s ,
2s , . . . . . . . . . . : . 37.00@39.00
1st and 2d , clear , 1 Inch , s. 2 . . 45.00
A select. 1 Inch , s. Us 33.00
B nclcct , 1 inch , s. 2s 31.00
Flooring
1st com 0 Inch white nine 34,00
2d " " ' 31.00
8d " " " 20.00
D " " " 20.00
Com 4 nud G In yellow pine. . . . 15.50
Star" " " " . . . . 18.00
1st and'2d clear yellow pine , 4
audO inch 20.00
Lime , etc.
Oulncy white lime , best M
English and Gorman.Portland
cement 3.40
Milwaukee end Louisville 1,30
Michigan und Fort Dodge , plas
ter 2.25
BluoRnplds plaster 1.95
Hair. 20
Sash , GO and 10 per cent dis
count ; doors , blinds , mould
ings , 50 nnd 10 per cent dis
count.
Tarred felt , per cwt 2.00
Straw boards 1.05
Poplar Lumber
Clear poplar , box boards , Jt In
82 s 83.00
Clear poplar , ff In panel 30.00
Clear uoplar. ? 8' In panel 25.00
Clear poplar , ' ! l In stock wide , .
s2s. . . . . . . . : ! 28.00
Clear Doplar , corrugated ceilIng -
Ing , 30.00
Posts-
White cedar , 0 Inch , halves , . . . 12
" ' " " nnd
5) ) {
8 Inch n'rs 11
White cedar , 4 Inch , halves. . . . Irt
Tennessee red cedar , split. . . . - W
Split oak , ( white ) 8
Sawed oak , ( white ) 1G
Shingles , Lath , per M
XX clear 3.20
lixtru * A * 2.80
Standard A 2.GO
5 inch , clear , l.GO@1.70
0 Inch , clear 1.75M l.SO
No. 1 1.10@1.15
California red wood , dimension
widths * 4.50
Cypress , clear heartdimension
.vidths 3.40
Lath 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
Sldlntt
1st coin , 12 and 10 feet 22.00
2d " " 19.00
3d " " 15.00
Fence , " " 13.00
Stock Boards
A 12-inch , s. 1 s. 12,14 and 10ft 40.00
B " ' " " 41.00
C " " " " 30.00
D " " " " 23.00
No. 1 com. 12 In. s. 1 s. 12 feet. 18.00
No. 1 " " " 14 and
IGfeet 17.50@18.50
No. 1 com. 12 in. s. 1 s. 10 , 18
and 20 feet 19.50
No. 2 com. 12 in. s. 1 s. 14 and
lOfcct 17.00
Coiling and Partition
ist com. % In. white pine parti
tion 32.00
2d com % in , white pine parti
tion 27.00
Clear % in , yellow pine ceiling. 20.00
Clour % in , Norway 14.50
2d com > 'a ' in , Norway 13.00
Boards
No. 1 com. s. 1 s. 12,14 and 10 ft 1G.50
No. 2 " " " " 14.50
No. 3 " " " " 12.00
No. 4 " " " "
( ship'gcull ) 13.00
Battens , well tubing , pickets
O. G. Batts , 2U inch GO
O. G. Batts. Hs3 , SIS 35
3 la. well tubing , D. & M. and
bov. 20.00
Pickets , D. & H. Hat 19.00
Pickets , D. & II square 22.00
SHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank.
3O5 South 13th Slrcct , - Oina ? "
THE SIOUX IlESEUVATION.
The Indiana Likely to Accept tlio Now
Proportion.
CIIAMIIEKLUN , So. Dak. , Mnrch 21.
tSpeclaltoTiiBBEE.J The Sionx bill , as it
passed the late congress nnd was approved
by President Cleveland , is moro favorable to
the Indians than the bill they refused to ac
cept lastyear. Itgives them $1.25 per acre for
11,000,000 acres , which was the prlco they
asked a year ago , and in addition gives Red
Cloud and and his tribe $23,000 to reimburse
them for ponies taken away from them by
the government troops In 1803. Your cor
respondent having Interviewed a number of
the leading chiefs at the Crow Creek and
Lower Brulo agencies , finds them nil in favor
of the bill. The Indians at these agencies
were the only ones who accepted the last
bill. Reports received hero from Standing
Rock are to the effect that John Grass , Gall
an'd other chiefs who opposed the last bill so
bitterly , were circulating petitions in favor
of the bill.
The commission will probably bo ap
pointed in a few days , as reports from
Washington stata that Secretary Noble Is
In favor of rushing the matter. The com
mission will bo composed of Indian Rights ,
Indian Defense men und two Dakotluns.
Hon. John H. King , of this city , and Dr. S.
V. McGillicuddy , of the Hills , are mentioned
as probable members of the commission.
rtlvca Marries Mrs. Bclniont ,
NEW YOUK , March 21. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BEE. I Mrs. Salllo Whiting Belmont ,
the divorced wife of O. II. P. Bclinont , was
marrio'l ' last evening to Gcorgo L. Rives , ox-
assistant secretary of sttito. Mrs. Bclmont
was Miss Salllo Whiting , a noted Boston
belle , and was divorced from young Belmont
in 1SGO. Tlu ) wedding was sot for the
Church of the Transllguratlon ( Dr. Hough-
ton's ) . A numbbr of friends assembled
thcro , but Dr. Houghton would not glvu his
consent to the marriage of a divorced person
in his church , and the ceremony took place
at the Dutch church In Fifth avenue.
Rlvcs Is a near relative of Amollo Rives-
Ctmnlcr , the Virginia authoress.
A Monopoly fioliomo Collapses.
NEW YOUK , Murch 21. [ Special Telegram
to THE BEE. ] A few weeks ago a company
with an authorized capital of $12,000,000 was
chartered by the state of New Jersey for the
purpose of consolidating four organizations
which have hitherto divided the builncss of
manufacturing and soiling the Edison elec
tric light appliances in the United States.
Henry Vlllard undertook to accomplish this
reorganization ami to obtain from his Ger
man friends several millions of now capital.
It is said the scheme has collapsed.
Mrs. Crawford WliiH ,
MAIIQUCTTE , Mich. , March 21 , The suit
brought in the United States district court
for a sixth Interest In ttio Colby mine has
been decided In favor of the claim of Mrs.
Crawford. Her Interest is worth u quarter
of u million ,
General Hiuol'a Hon Gets Six YOIUM.
IMEW-YOHK , March 21. Robert Slgol. ton
of General Franz Slgel , who pleaded guilty
of inreing pension chocks , was sentenced to
day to six years' imprisonment at hard Uboi
m thu Erie ixmltciUmry ,
cstJ = n
Agricultural Implements.
CHURCHILL PAHKER ,
DcalcrliAgMoial Implements , Wagons
Ctrrlagci ana buciKlpK. .lonci si reel , between Jth and
loin , OmMin , N lnmk .
LlNINGKlt A METCALF CO. ,
Agricnlt1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages
Wholc'&lc. Omnlm , Nebraska.
1'ARLIN , OKKXDU1W A MARTIN CO.
Wholeial * Dealers la
AgricnltnralIinDlenientsWagons&Bnggies ,
001WOi ! anilTO7 Jones itrcet , Omnha.
MOL1XLMILU URN A S'l ODDARD CO. ,
Manufacturer * and Jobbers In
Wagons , Bnggies , Rales , Flows Eta
Cor. 9th and Pacino streets , Omnlia.
Artists' Materials.
A. UOSl'ti , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 hoiiglas street Omaha , Nebraska.
Boots and Shoos.
W. V. MOUSE A CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots M Shoes ,
1101,1101,1105 Douglas Mroct. Omaha. Manufactory ,
Bummer street , notion.
Co til , Coke and Llmo.
OMAHA COAL , COKE A LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Son Coal ,
SO } South nth street , Omaha , Nebraska.
N11URASKA FUEL CO. ,
SliinFCSoFCoalailCQki
211 South 13th St.Omnhn , Neb.
PERKINS , OATCII & LAWMAN ,
Importers aud Jobber * of
CrocKery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
ICtc. 1511 Karnam itrcct , neir Taxton building.
Commission and Storage.
RWDCLL A RWDELL ,
Storage anfl Commission Hercliants ,
Specialties lluiler , BCBS. cheese , poultry , same ,
street , Omaha , Neb.
OEOROE SCUROEDVR A CO. ,
Mm Commission and Cold Storage ,
( Succcsiora to McShano & Bchrocder. )
Omaha , Nebraska.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Jlf. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fnrnisning Goods and Notions
1102 and 1101 Douglas , cor. llth itrcet , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jotte in Dry GooflsNotions ,
Gents' furnishing goods. Corner llth and llaruer
streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
IIELJN , THOMPSON A CO. ,
Importers nnd jobbers of
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
317 South 15th street.
Furniture.
DEWEY A STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnitnre
Karnam ntreet , Omaha , Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERWK ,
Fnrnitnre ,
Cmaha Xebrajka.
Grocorles.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER t CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions.
703,707 , TO end 711 South IQtli it. . Omaha. Neb.
McCORD , BRADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers1
13th and J eaVcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
W. J. liROATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlncs. wagon stock , hardware , lumber , etc. 1303
and 1211 llarner street , Ornaba. "
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , sheet Iron. etc. Agents for Howe scales.
Miami powder and Ljiuan barbed wire ,
HIMEUAUCHI A TAYLOR.
Bnild rs' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' tools nnd llniralo scales. HU5
street , Umaha , Nob.
Lumber.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumoer , Etc ,
Imported and American Portland cement. State
agent fcr Milwaukee brdrnullo cement and
Qulncjr vrblto lime.
CHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood carpets and parquet flooring. ttb and Douglas
ctrects , Omaha , Neb.
' OMAIIA LUMHER CO. ,
AllKinds of Building Material at Wholesale ,
18th Street and Union 1'aclllc Truck , Omaha ,
LOUIS IJRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lnmlier , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , Etc , Yards-Corner 7th aud Douglas. Cornel T
lUlli and Douulaij
FRED IK. GRAY.
Lnmler. Lime Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner Clb and Douglas Bts , Omaha.
C. N. D1ETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
13th and California Btreota. Omaha. Nebraska.
I. OttERFELDER A CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
_ aoa. 810 and m South llth ilruiit
Notlona. _ _
J. T. ROlilNSON NOTION CO.7
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
4IM and < 05 Houth loth street , Oniahn.
VJNYA I1D A SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gents' ' Furnishing Goods ,
11U5 llurner street. Oinalia.
.
CONSOLIDATED TANKLINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle ureaie , etc , Omaha. A. II. Illsliop , Manage !
_ Paper. _
"
CA RPENTER PAPlfR"c 6 ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Cnrrr a nice stock of prlutlnir , wrapping and wrltlni
paper , ni'eciul attention itucu to > .ar load orJeru.
Storage , Forwarding & . Co m m I o si on
ARMSTHONal PE rmt'co ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission
&Sti WiKM
Ujuuba , TcUpiiuun . . Ho. I'M.
Tovfl ,
wv ? wv
ll , 11A RDY A CO. ,
Jobbers at
Toys , Boils , Alte , Fancy Goods ,
iluuio ( ur.iishlnicool , ) ilMrn's nrrla vs , f.a
UM Varuaui ilrcov , OiatLR.Ji.li.
A I'
Boots nnd Shofos.
, JONES A CO. ,
Burc < > < sort to llte.l , Jones A Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Slices
.Agents for Hoston llnbbtr Bhoo To , 1102. 1101 and UOt
llarner Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
Brewers.
STORZ A ILIR ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1B1 North Klghlfcnlh ttrcck.OmahB.KtI > .
Cornloo.
EAOLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window-caps and rortalle tkTl'Rhts. John Kpenotor ,
proprietor. 106 and Ill/South 10th street.
. . - " OvornllB. . _ . . . _ . _ -J----J- . ,
CA'NFJELD "MANUFACTURING co. ,
Hannfactnrers of Overalls. .
, Punts , Slilrti , etc. ITOj Djuglm strost
Onmlm , Neb.
.Office
MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures.
li > ntlo , sideboards. Hook Ca < cs , Driiii Futures , Wall
Ca es , Partitions. HailingUounturn , llrcrnnd Wine
J'oolcrs , Mirrors , KlcFnclnry and nfflre , 1T3U and ITM
South th St. , Omaha. Telephone lltl.
Popoj' Boxes.
JOHN L.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nos. 1317 aiUl 131 ! ) DoiiRlM street , Omnha , Neb.
Rubber Goods.
OMAIIA RUllUmt CO. ,
Slannfactnrers and Dealers in Rnhlicr Goods
Oil clothing aud leather telling. 1009 Farnam street
Snsh , Doors , Etc.
M. A , D1SI3ROW A CO. ,
Wholesale niantifacluren of
Sash , Boors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch ofllcc , 12th nnd Itard street Omahn , Neb.
VOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blind * ,
Mouldings , stalr-worl. and Interior bard wood finish.
N.K.corner 8th nnd LOATCIIWCnh streets ,
Omnha , Nob.
St a m P u m ps Et p .
STRANGA CLARK STEAM HEAT'Q Co
Fnmps , Pipes and Engines ,
Steam , water , rallnar nnd raining fuppllcs , eta.
O'.O..rr : and J4 karnam utrcut , Omaha.
U. S. WIND ENGINE , t PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Wate : Supplies ,
wlnrt mlll . 91S and 12) Jones St. , Omah * .
U. K. Hois , acting manner.
J1ROWNELL A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
3heet-lroii work , steam pumpr , saw mills. 1213-12U
I.envennortli street , Omaha.
M BOILER WORKS ,
Carter & Son , I'rop's. Manufncturors.of all kinds
Steaid Boilers , Ms and Sheet Iron Wori
Works Houth20th and B. AM.crossing.
PAXTON A V1ERLING IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Bui ding Wort
Entities , bra s work , general foundry , machine an4
blacksmith work. Onico and works , U. 1 * . Uy.
and nth street , Omaha.
OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk ralli , window guards. Mower stands , wire signs ,
etc. 1 aNurtlildlh street , Omaha.
OMAHA SAFE A IRON WORKS ,
Mauf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Protf Safes ,
Vaults , jnlt work. Iron shutters and II ro cncapca.
U. Andrccn , prop'r. Cor. llth and Jackson Bts.
CHAMPION IRON A WIRE WORKS.
Iron ; nd Wire' Fences , Railings , Guards
and screens , for bank' , otllces , storesroMcloncc * , etc.
Improved awnings , locksmith iniiclilnvrr nnd
blacksmith works. 4WSouth ( 14lh bt.
PALMER , RICIIMAN A CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Office Itoom 24 , Opposite Kichaneo Iliilldlnc , Unloa
btock Yards , bouth Omaha , Neb.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omana , Limited ,
tJobn F. IJoyd , Superintendent.
-THE-
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee &t , Paul R'y ,
The Rest lloutc from Onmlm and Council
DlnfTs to
THE EAST-
TWO THA1NS DAILY HETWK15N OMAIIA AN1 >
COUNCIL nLUKFS
Chicago , AND Mihraulcco ,
St. Paul , Mimicuiiolls , Cedar
Rock Island , rrccport , Kockfonl ,
Clinton , Dnbiifjuc , Davenport
Klgln , MailiKon , Jnnesillle ,
Ucloit , Winoiiu , La CroK.se ,
And all other Important points East , Northeast and
, fouthejst.
Tor through tickets , call on the ticket a ent nt IMl
h arnam street , lu llurkur iJlock.or at Union 1'uclllo
IJrpot.
I'ullnian Sleepers and the Hneil Dining Cars In the )
world are run un tlio ni4ln line nt the Chluux'i , Mil
waukee .V wt. I'niil Ilitllwar. ml every attuntlon Is )
p.ilu to pn iinier * by courteous enip eyes of tha
company. It. Mil.MCllJcncrnl Mnnnner. ? ,
J. f. TUUKKH , AnlslKntOfuurnl JUnnKOr.
A. V. 11. UAltfUNTKll , bunerul ros ungor and
Ticket A ont. ( I
( SICO.B. IIKAKI-OUD , Assistant Gencrall'ussenKer
and Ticket Agent.
T. J , Ci..v UK , Ucueral Superintendent ,
RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
, ,
. .l . ll * throa "aim u day ol DAY
UJAUI Kt ) . vlili-h aru tlio tlnp t whlrh hiiii.iii urlinol
nKBiiullir cuiKircate. Us 1'AliAOK HI.KKI'I V ( > UAH9.
tioeiiinlot vrhlclicannot re foumi
olsewlien At
( Vundlltlun.llio twins of tlio Union I'lV-Ill ? null ,
wayconnn. } In union depot wall llu > or tl ' n ( ill ,
t'er'riTics'.0 > U conulCt" ' ' ' with thusoof U
oihoMa ! ! .
for lie I roll , Coliimtnu , Indlananolli. ClMdnuatl.
Niagara I all , lluauio. I'lttsburir , Toronto.Montreal !
lloslim.Nnw York , I'ltllH'lelniira. llulilmiiru , Wiiih.
lo tuaund all polulalu tno Kan. Ask for tluc ! lfrl
"NORTHWESTERN"
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U. IHHilUTl , H , 1 > . WILSON ,
Uou'l .Manafter. Uen'i I'Mir'Axenti ,
W.N. BAUrpriC.rjVI. . , . „ . . . „ , IBl.
U. 1C. KIMIIAI.I..Ticket Ayeiit.
u. r. wizslT , cur r ? onit r Aftat
KOI Fdrniia Street , OAinna , Neb.