6 TITE OMAHA DAILY JyKDXKSlUY , MARCH 9 , 1892.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Wheat Opened Weak and Touched the
Lowest Price of the Season ,
LIQUIDATIONS OF LONGS CONTINUED
filiort Scllord WcroIrllvo nnil the Cnnll-
( lenro of the Hulls Seemed Thoroughly
Mmkrn l.uto Cables ( Jnoted Iterlln
Loner-Stoiks nnd llond * .
CntCAflo , III. , March R Whoit opened weak
nnd lower today , touching the lowest prlco
yet recorded for the present crop , from S7 ! { to
ttSc , wlilch equalled the lowest figures formerly
recorded ttlnco last summer. The news und
the nutrition both favored tlio 'joars. Cables
wcro loner , domestic markets wcro decllnlne.
tlio weather was ull that could bo desired , nnd
crop prospects everywhere were full of eu-
cournecmcnl. Not only wus tlio winter whout
crop fair und promising satisfactory results ,
but thn conditions of the nurlng country , espe
cially In the northwest , woio reported us un
usually favorable , the around being In splcn-
dlil condition nnd an early spring probable ,
The liquidation of long who it continued
with short sailors notttu and the conllduiuc of
bulls Hoomod to bo thoroughly shaken , A sur
prising Item of news win the reported Inoroiie
of 4'Wow bu. In the amount of w hcut und Hour
on oioin p.issigo us receipts from America ,
where It W.IM argued Hint the result uoitld
have nnnffnct unless Hhlppcd to Europe freely
from other countries , 'i he bulls got a little
comfort out ot the fact that tlio Lngllsh visi
ble supply hud been reduced nearly 1,000.003
bu. during the week nnd th.it Intgo export en
gagements continue to bn icportod from Now
York. 1'or sex oral duvs now these
cimugcmuiitii have boon reported ut
400.000 to GOO.UOO bu , per ( lay , lull
onty u Rinull poiccntiigo shows up In the
iictunl clearings. A prlvnte dispatch from
Antwerp reported that ciop damage icportn
In Prance and Ilolglilin und tlermunv continue ,
yet the continental markets wiiro not appar
ently nlTcctod und the report everted little
Inlluonco. Thu buying wus nt times quite
sharp but wns mostly to cover former sales ,
which yielded a profit ns there wus not sufll-
ulont confidence to cause much Investment
dcmtuid. On every rally , lir.uever. thcio was
free short soiling , I'nrdrldgo holui : the leader
Innlltmch raids It wns said Unit four of
nntl-opllon legislation by congress wus still
acting as a depressing factor. The prlco of
May ut and around the opening was from
H7o ! to M'tr , iigalnst 8s' o ut the clos
ing ycstorduy , selling .sparingly nt
the lowest figures , milled to 63'ie ,
broke toM"4e. again held steady durliu most
of the liiHl hour aiound from H7 ? o to 87' c ,
but on bcax.v buying neni thocloso by shorts ,
who hud rood profits In sight , advanced to
W'iC , und closed firm ut "S" > c. Lute c thles
quoted Ilcrlln2'i murks lower ; Antwerp un
changed and I'nrls 5 centimes higher.
Corn was iiilet | and lower on the line
woathcr , with larger receipts than woio ox-
pcclul. thn Increase In contract grudo nnd
svniputliy with the weakness In wheat and
provisions. Tr.ido wns slow , the offerings
lining liberal , but with very llltlo demand.
May opened unchanged tit 4IUc.oaUene.Ito
I17 < c , but r.illtc I some and closed steady ut
42'S ; March lost * § o on free local soiling ,
UutH wtro ( | iilet und steudy , closing at a loss
of > je.
I'ork sulToredulto | a slump In prices. I/Ho
\\ofa \ \ were lower at the yuids und tnoro wus
free soiling of products with hardly any do-
mund , Upcnlng T'io lower ut $11.-'J for MM v ,
prices went us low us 211 ( > 2' { , but rallied hjmo
iie.ir the close and finished at Ml.10 Lard und
ribs sympathised in some < | OTCO with pork ;
the former lHoll'7"o anil the l.ittorv'ic.
Estlmntcd iccelpts for tomorrow ; wheat 180
cars ; corn , 215 cms ; oats , 114 cars ; hos , SU.t'Oli '
head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
AiiTints. IIIUM. low. ci.ons.
Wn EAT-NO. 2
Mnrcl 1 BfiH i 6CM
May S7 aS7J
Cant , No 2
March 40M
Mny 4IW
June 41
OATR No. 7 4129'i
March 29'i
H 4 SO j < ) OH
JlESB 1'oillC
Mnrcb II 00 1082 10
May U 20 11 OJW
LA n 11
Murcli C40 n < o C32W
lny UW (160 d < 2d
EHOUT Hins-
Mnrch 85 685 f. 80
May. . . . . . . . . . 6 W
Gush quotations were as follows :
Fr.oim Nominally unchnngcd.
WHEAT No. 2 sprinz wheat. .
No. J spring whout , 808 4o : ho. 2 rod. lilc.
COIIN Steady ; No. 2 , 40Jic ; No. 3 yellow ,
.
OATB-NO. 2. 20jjc ; No. S white , 31c :
rio. .1 white , 2"s430VJc. )
Rvii-No. S.81C.
HAIII.EV No. 2. Wo ! ; No. 3 , f. o. b , 40S55o :
No 4 , f. o. b. . 4U@42c.
rr.AXSKBii-No. 1 , JI.omai.01J4.
TIMOTHY &KKII rrlmo. * 1.201 S3
roiiu Mos pork , per ubl. , llO.B7'/4 : Inrd.
per cwt , Sfi.U : short ribs sldos ( loosoi , J581/ ! , :
dry suited shoiililors ( boxed ) , S4.7ft < a.1) . ' > 0 : shott
clear sides ( boxed ) . tO.\
VIIISKV Distillers' finished goods , per gal.
KUOAIIS Cutloif. unclmimod utSSWWc.
COH.V No. : imiftMU : ,
Hccolpts and shipments todiy were as fol
lows :
,
( iItc. ( !
CIIIII-RE Unchanged : full cream Cheddars
nni4'e ; Huts , Ilisi2c ; Younc Amorlcai. 12
HIIIKS Utichaneod.
TAI.I.OUnchangtd. .
N \v York Jl.irkats.
Nuw YoitK. March 8. FLOUII Receipts , 40,972
pkgs ; oxuoitc , 2lt,5'J bbls. , Su,37J bucks ; dull ;
sulct. , 18,40JhU.ks.
Con.x MKAI/ Quiet , steady.
WllHAT Hecolpts , 7 ,7f > 0 bu. ; exports , 80,045
bu. ; sales , a.un.ooa bu. of futures ; 1JH.OOO bu. of
spot , fcpot unsettled , quiet , closing Ilnnor ; No.
- ' re I , t,02til,0.li ( In stoto and elevator :
II Oll.l)5' ) ' $ nlloat : Jl.Ofl f. o. b. ; No. 3 red. (1815c (
ungrnilcd red , lU5e ! < a1.05 4' ; No. 1 northern ,
ll.o.'iai.dt ! , : No. 1 hard , Jl,04 > ial.05' : No. 2
northern. u7 c. Options declined HWo on
Incieaso In the amount on passage , lower
ciibles nnd unfavorable French crop news ;
nd\anced " fc' o on foreign buying and
thortn covering , declined ! 8@'io ns a
reaction , closing Htiong ut ; o decline
on April ana unuhiinvcd to Jio advance on
other months. No. 2 rod , March II.OOiO
J.OIM. elosliig at 11.014 ; April , tl OlMttl.OlSJ ,
olosfng af Jl.flK ; Mny.Oja'iOJ.c.closIng atl 5.c ;
June. l)7HJ8ic ) ! , closing nt 08c ; Jiiiv. OJ\
07 e , cloning at OiJJo ; August , WjittOIJ.c ,
closing at 91 So.
HVK Weak ; western , OOJlWo.
- -Dull , steudy ; No , 8 Milwaukee , C5
lUnr.BV MAi.T-Qulof 60o : Canada country
in n lie. Mo.
O'OllN-Kccolptn. 2caiOO bu. ; exerts | ) , 35,030
bu , ; a-iles , O.w.uto bu , futures ; Ol.ujo bu. spot.
Kpot market dull , UIIHV ; No. 2 , 40ft
4U'Jo In elevator ; t > 0\teico ! { ulloot : un-
grunod mixed , 4 ! iMUJc ; No. : i , 4KaiOUe ! ,
Upttunx iinchungeil to ! 4o lower on presuro to
sell und full receipts ; Mnrcb , 49 > .io ,
closing nt 4li5o ! : April , 40i50c. ! closlnz
nt 40 o ; May , 4U-S , < a4UK1 , closing , at 4U oi
i Juno , 4N34SJ.C. closing at 48o ; July , 48iffl !
I 48'Se ' , closlna ut4Sjo. }
OATS Kocolpts , bO.OOObu. ; exports , 200,000
bu. : sales , 100.000 bti fiituros ; 4.iKW bu , spot ;
lowe
JtHSe ,
Mc , , , . . .
ooot nilxeu western , iH > @ ) iUo : white western
B8ffl4lo ; No. 2 Chicago , nominal.
HAY Quiet
' HerB Kasy and quiet ,
BUQAH Haw , quiet und steady ; a cureo of
centrifugals sold In I'lilludoiphU at3 o for 1)0 )
l ? 0j confeptloners A.4Sc ; powdered , 4
irunulatod , 4'iOI 7-10o ; ouboB , ? , ® c.
MOLASSES roroljin , quiet ; 60 teat , 12,40 ; Now
Orleans quiet und flrm ; common to fancy , 2oO
lilCK Fairly nc the und flrm.
1'rriini.KUM-Qulet , steudyi Unltea closoU at
IVfto for April ,
COTTON t-KKD Oiiy-Dnll. stoady.
TALLOW Dull and nominal ; city ( I2.CO for
pUjJB ) , 4C.
liOHiN Firm nnd quiet. *
TUItl'BNTINE-Dullttt a7 a28ijo ,
Ei08-WoHk | lurse receipts ; wutern. ll o ;
receipts , 12.8JO pkgv.
IllDEd bteudy and quiet.
WOOL Quleti domestic Ilceco,30ia3oc ; pulled ,
27ttaJo ; Toxas. 16 < a24c.
OUT MBATS Firm i plokled bellies , M.WJ
ibouldorR. W.55. '
LAIIU Dull ; western steam , t .72H asked ;
sales , 1,500 tierces nt (0.71&G.75I option italun ,
Z.WO tlerccsi March. M.71 ! JluyrM.75 < aabO
oloilnK. M.76 : July , W.Bfl.
llDTTKit Wcttki dull : western dairy. l&323e ;
western creamery. 214iJOo ; western factory ,
CiiKEBE-Qiiletuud flrmt part skims , Cl01c.
I'lO IiioDull | Amerleau. 117.75.
Coi'i'Kii Qulot ; uutbungcd ; lekc , (10.0 ®
0.WS.
LEAD Qulot ; domestic , ei.lMtl.6X
Tin-Dull ; btralts , til' . 60.
Liverpool Murkoti.
LXVEHI'OOL , MurcliB.Yll8AT Cjuloti hold-
PM offer tnrxloratoly. California No. 1 , 8 iWs
Cd per denial : red wcstorn uprlnit. 8ss ijdi
No. 2 red winter , 7 10Hd7 lid. KocelpU of
whcdt the past three du.vs , 7,450 ( .ontuls , In-
clmllnz 47.00J American.
Cotiv Moderate donintul : tnlrort western.
4 71 d per cental , Kccolnti American corn
jinst tin co days , .18,70) centals.
I'EAS Canadian , o's 2d par cental ,
Oinnliu I'rmlncp
Fl.ouit Oinah i Milling coiiipnny'A Kollnnce
I'ntcnt.l-.S ) : Invlnclhlo Patent , .40 | Lone
Hl.ir } utcrlatlve. l..20j fcnowd ike , Jl.8" > : Inncy
1'amllv , JI.75 : S. 1' . ( llli.inu's . Uold Modal. $ . ' / ) :
S-now Whitv. J-25 : Snowllako , $2.00 | low grade ,
tl.ra ; Queen ot the I'.iniry , t ! G3.
roL'i/riir l'lild > cii < i , Kiod RtooU , OSIOc ;
pecsc , diicki nnd turkey1 ! , IIOISc. . .
llUTtr it llcst choice country roll , 19Qlcj
lower grade" , KOI'e ,
HIDKS NO. I urcen salted hide * . 4'Xifl4'4o ' :
No. 2 croon silted hldo' . 4Mt'-5c ( ! ! No Inrcun
salted hides. 25 to 40 Ihs.'iy3' ' < c : > o 2 grcoli
salted hides , 23 to 41 11) ) * , Uftl'ie : No. I veil
calf. S lol" . 11)9. , Get No. \cul cnlf. 8 to I511X ,
4c ; No 1 dry Hint hide * , 7 < ai > e : No 2 dry Hint
hides , .vacc : No. 1 dry s ilto.l hides , .VJUft T \ -
low , No. I , 3'4'tSlc ' : tullow , No. 2. H'5c ' : grcuse ,
white A.4c : uronse , white II , 3'4 ' < ( WVe : grouse.
yollow,3c : ginase. dark , 2'c ; old butter , 2a
" " ! beeswax , prime , ICc ; rouih ? tallow , l ! {
c.
llAV-Slow ut JTir 'i 00. The Inttor prlco
could only bo obtained for Romolhlng oxtru
good ,
ritiliTfl-Callfornla rlverildo oranzcs. $2.23 !
U'uMilitcton nitvels. { .L.Mff.J.75 : good applet ,
fJ.5JJi'.7. " > : choice lemons 14.311 fnncy lemon" .
1 1 501 Miilnga grupcs , $1.25 nor bbl.t banana1) ,
critcd. flOiWJ .CiO : ennborrlcs , shipping stock ,
J0.ooa7.0fl : strawberries. o"o ( | t.
VinKTAiit.ts California c ibbap , SUe oer
Ib. In cratcst homo cronn lottucn. 4Ji5o per
dor. ; California cnulllloucr , $ ; - . ' . > iJ..Vl : onions ,
l , < i > u > c per bu. : NobiaiUu h ind picked ho ins ,
} | .75ttl.5 ; medium , Jl.iuai.i.1) ) ; coiory , 3 > c ;
Buoct notntocs , 5J.il ! Colorado und western
Nebraska potitocs , iivano : n.itho potatoes ,
Sva.Uu : Hum bo ins , 4'i ' l'4u per Ib. ; water
cress , 21-ijt. eases , UiB ! 5i ! pjrqt. ; spinach ,
$ .150 per libl.i a punish onions , tt/ pet crate ;
radishes , 4iV > ) c ,
OAMt Mallard ducks 81.00 ; teal , fl..r > ; ® l.75 ;
mixed , $1.25.
KH8 ( ! Io cr und woalt ; qulto a gopd many
silos reported nt 11'ittIL'c ' : some few early
sales of single cnso lots at I2'4c ' ; fooling very
wo-ik at close , with some commission bouses
Intimating that they would not refuse an offer
of lie. _
Knnnui City Al irlcnts ,
KANBAS Cirv , Mo , M ircli 8 rt.onit
I'lriii und quotations unchanged ; patents ,
JJ..V ) : extra fancy , J.V.'Oa..25 ; fancy. 2.o'va
2.15 : cholco. $ i.00.00.
WHKAI Dull ! no bids
Colts Steady : No. 2 , cash , 3.1o hid.
OATS ririn ; No. 2 , cash , 2SJo ! bid ; March ,
2-o ( bid
UYK-FIrm ; No. 2. 7mT479'Jc. '
FLAX SKKD 9J < 3.ilc on the basis of ouro.
ItiiA.v riripor ; d" c In 100-lb. s.icke ; bulk , 57c.
HAY Aliirket strons ; timothy , J ) 00 per ton :
fancy prnlrlc , M5.1 ; good to choice , J5.005JO.OO :
low grades , II 5J5 00.
Hnos btcndy ut lie.
lIUTTEU-FIrm nnd nnchiincd ; creamery , 22
© ' . ' 80 : rolls. Uis.'lc.
CIIKKSB Unchaiigod ; Younz America , loc ;
Kansas. 70.90 ,
ItECBti'TS Whoat,2J,800 bu. ; corn , 24,200 bu ;
oats. 3.400 bu.
TS Wheat , 18,300 bu. ; corn , 30,400
bu. ; oats , 3,000 bu.
OoHton Wool Mnrkrt.
HOSTON , Mass. March 8. The do in and for
wool has been sto.uly and sales ha\o been to a
good extent with \ory llttlo change In prices
to notice. Sales of Ohio and I'onnvslv.mlu X
und X and above ha\o been made ut 2728o
und XX and XX und above at 2.iSio ) : Michi
gan X lias sold at 2c ( ! : No. 1 wools ure sc irco
nnd sell at ; il .r o for Ohio and Afdill for
Michigan : No 1 combing wools have boon
sto.uly at 3l/33So ; Ohio line dolalne at ICIfflllu
and Michigan line dclalno atllKtW''o ; unwashed
coinbini wools bavo been In steady
demand ut 2JS2flo ( for one-quarter
blood nnd at lOif.'So for three-eights
blood. Territory wools bavo been in demand
at 5S359o clean for fine , 555uo for line med
ium , nml ; > 03Jo for medium. To\as , Cali
fornia nnd Oregon wools remain the s ime.
Pulled woo's have been In good demand ,
supers sell 114 prlnclp illy at 3.Vt tSc. und extras -
tras ut 22.37S1 ! , Australian wools have been
In good doiuand. Foreign carpet wools have
beeir stoady. _
Cotton Aliirket.
NP.W OIILFANS , La. . March S.-OOTTON
Mantel easy ; middles. Otic ; low nild-
dlos , SSc ; good ordinary. 5''c. Not receipts ,
12,911 bales : gross rocolpts , II , IOJ bales ; silos ,
200 bales ; stock. 4' 2,3ai bales.
NEU Yoitic , March 8 Cotton futures closed
steady : sales , 11.5,003 bales : March , $5.51 ;
Aorll. JO BO : May. M.t > 7i Juno. IO.BU ; July , W 03 ;
August , Jl.bU ; faeplember , * 7.10 ; October , $7.2 .
Coftea Slurket.
NEwYoitK. Mnroh 8. Options ouoned steady
at 5 points up to 10 points down : closing nearly
firm , steady ut 10 points up to 5 points down :
sales , 2.OUO ( ! base , Including March , 1 1.1 JO ®
1143 ; April. I128UOI20I ; May. JU . ( Xxai2.G5 !
June. * 1..20I2.30 ; AuKiist , $ I. .2I ; Seutoinbor.
UI2.20li25 ; October , Jl 1.01 ® 12 00 : Docombcr ,
tll.SJQIl.OI. Spot Itlo dull ; No 7. $14.07K.
St. L.IIIIU .M irkntl.
ST. Louis , Mo. , MarchS. WIIKAT Irregular ;
May , 9J c.
COIIN Lower ; cash. 30.c : May , 37 , © J8o.
OVTP Lower ; ousb , 3Jic.
l'OHK-111.37"/ .
LAHIU.15. .
WlllSKV 11,14. _
Now York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YOIIK , March a Business In dry goods
was without much changn. Demand wns fulr
ut Ilrst hands , but transactions on tbo spot
were restricted somowhut by stormy weather ,
as was also tbo movement of good * rocclvcd
hero for shipment.
Cincinnati Miirkct * .
CINCINNATI. O. . Murch 8. WHEAT Lower ;
No. 2 red , 01'/c.
CoiiN-KIrmoi : No. 2 mixed. 41c.
OATS Caslcr : No. 2 mixed , 3Ji c.
WIIIRKY $1.14 _ .
Minneapolis Wheat .Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. March 8. Lifeless ;
receipts. 3 > 5 cars. Clo < > o : No. 1 northern.
M.i rch , 82 c ; May , Rlc ; on truck. No. 1 hard ,
Mtfe : No. 1 northern , SJJjo : No. 2 northern ,
Toledo Ornln Market.
TOLLOO. O. . MarchS. WHEAT Higher : cash.
and Murcli. 9tfc.
COIIN Dull ; No. 2 cash , 41 0.
OATtt-Dull ; cash , 3'c.
Truderii' Talk.
CillCAdn , 111 , , Murcli 8. Counsolinan & Day
to Cockroll Uros. : Wheat ouencd weak at ' , io
uocllno , with few orders present and local op-
ur.itoid inclined to sell on Uno woutbor , lower
cables and Increase ot 1.404,000 bu , nlloat
for Kuropo. The belling was soon overdone
and prices rallied IJjc toward the close on cov-
orln. induced by the reported Atlantic clear
ances of 928tX)0 ) bu. of wheat and Hour equiva
lent and fuithor expoit purchases amounting
to flio.ooi ) bu. lor prompt und future
shipment. The English visible supply
decreased 014,0 0 bn. . und Into cables brought
considerable buying orders. Corn wus dull
for spot with low grades from He to lo lower
on nccount of soft wonther , good grudes
steady to Uo lower , futures $40 $ easier under
same liquidation in xympnthy with wheat.
Oatsquiet , ! io decline o irly , closing linn and
steady , tin i plo lots easy and a shauo lower.
Provisions depressed by unsoabonub y warm
weather , increased run of hogs demoralized
cotton market and lower prices in the sur
rounding pits. However , tlio belling wus prin
cipally by Kcattoiod small tired longs , while
tlio buying tended toward concentrated hold-
lius and thn stronger portion of the market ,
UIIIUAOO , March 8 F , a. Logan & Co. to. ) .
Sands Commission company : The wheat mar
ket opened with heavy offerings. The llrst
transactions wetu nt 8J7io for May , and sold
oil to H7Mc. Cable advices from the United
Kingdom arc dull nnd depressed from Franco ,
Rto'idy from Uormany und Kiissla decidedly
bulllsii , owing to unfavorable weather and
winter dumugul crops , Homo mcbsuges from
California reported dumngo und dry , hot
winds. This lust wo look upon us doubtful ,
Uoporls wo get of the growing winter whout
on thlssldo of tlio Atluntlo tsro of the most
favorable character. Indeed , borne go us fur
as suylng that the coming cron will exceed -
coed any previous ono. Wo think It Is
rather early In the seuson to foim
any estimate either an to quantity or quality.
This market has been fairly ictlvo with n
good general trade und a flrm underlain ) to It
after so good a decline. A sharp reaction of u
cent or so is duo although wo bollovo In lower
prices , should there be no setbacks to the
growing crop of winter wheat or delays In the
seeding of the spring crop. Corn truce light
with n dcclaedly downward tendency. Ho-
colpifurono heavier at this point but re
ceivers predict oonslde rablu Increase with
line weather , such us wo now bavo. Mny
closed at 4iii. provisions dull with very llttlo
doing. May pork closed at tll.07 } < , lard 1(1.43 ( ,
rind ' 5to7
CHICAGO , III. , Murcli . Konnott , Hop
kins & Co. to S. A. MoWhortor : For nomo.
tlmo past tbo amount of wheat set alloat
weekly for Europe has been decreasing , while
the aggregate pii ocean pubsugo has steadily
Increased. The bulls thought tbcy could
surely count on a decrease today , but' when
Itcuiuoln nn Increase of ubout , 1,500.000 bu.
tlio long * felt that everything wus groused
fora landslide. There was a general out
pouring of long stuff and this with peislstont
liuuimerlnc by the beun hue kept thu murket
pruttv boft ull day , There have not been
wanting oncoiirxelng foaturoa. The oieur-
nnccs have been very lurgo and the Paris and
Antwerp markets have exhibited u stronger
tone , partially confirming today's reports of
contldcrnble cron damage In France nnd Bol-
glupi. The Murk Lane Kxpress weekly review -
view Is also rather oiicourugluij. There can
bo but llttlo doubt that the export business In
on a better basis , but the market Is flcmor-
lillzed und i responds quickly to bearish no > ts.
It inny take u few duyB lo restore confidence
but tlio bltiiutlon warrants higher prices.
homo firort bus been made to crouto nn Im
pression that the cribs of corn along webtorn
rullroads ure Blllnc with corn , but Inquiry of
tiulf u dozen leuaing iccelving hou i > " IHB
fulk'd to coutlriii such report * . Doubtluas
donio corn wns sold on thorn , hut the demand on ,
Koft spots has been excellent und the ontloo' <
for both corn and oats conllniu'soncour "glnr.
Some houses with close country connections
hu\o lieon sollcrsof per < totluy nnn n good
deal of pressure WSH put forth to break the
Rrlcoof May below ftl.M In tholiopo ot catch-
iK stop loss order" , hut iv stronit domnnd nt
that llguro was cnc'iuntorrd und tlio in irket
reacted mo tcratctyVn bcllovo provisions
nro n pnrchnso on nil soft spots whllo the
supply of hiAS runs about us tlu-y do now.
.STOCKS AMI HO.SDS.
I'rlcos Dropppd All Along I IIP l.ltip Vnn
( Irrlillts Not htipporlril.
NKW YOHK , March 8. The stock market ,
uhllo showing for Ilio first hoiirn mutorlul de
crease In lliu amount of business done from
that of thu last fowd lys lost none of Us mi-
"oltlcd clriractor , and prices dropped nil
aloiig tlio line , though In the general list only
small fluctuations were noted , The chiiime
in the Now KtulunU directory could scarcely
bo culled K factor In the ( Hy's operations , ut-
lioiuh Nou KtMland still held Its pluco ns
ono of the few loading stocks There was
further picssuro fiom buur sources upon
Heading , but there was ovldonco of ho ivy
cox crlng und into in tlio day It became fit mcr
and wus iiiatniiilncd ultlitn u small fraction
of Its Inst nlubl's prlco.
Tliotnlltof the day was ulmoH tilt upon St.
I'uulnnd coupled with hotvy s lies of the
stock nppitiinllv fjr foreign uceount , were
now rumors llril there would bo no dividend ut
the meeting of the directors soon to bo Jhuld.
Thu afternoon also saw special pressure on
the stock , ovl ontly sales fill tbo short > iu-
count nnd a loss of 2 per cunt fiom Its lust
night's prlco wus shown at ono time. 'I ho
rumois rccehc , of course , no oniclnl cou-
llrmatlon or denial. There was moro
support to the Vundoi hilts , which rc-
tlieil from any prominence In the mar
ket , but tlio grangers were nil low erIn
In sympathy with M , i'uiil. Olio of tlio wculi-
ostpoints In the tnnrkot. especially In the
early dealings , wasChlc.ico U is , which selling
ov-dlvldcnd und ox-rights , receded from 78'4
to 74 , while other Industrials , without excep
tion , were dull nnd featureless throughout.
'I ho general list opened quiet und ut Irtogtl-
lut clringcs from last night's llgiucs and 10-
mulncd unsullied within narrow limits
throughout the cntliu day , follou-
Ing the loulnrs In temper , but mnk-
tn ; no materl'il movement In olthot
direction. The llnul mid csl-tbllshcd the
lowest pi Ices of tbo ( lay , and wlillo there
wns u feeble rally In the Into trailing from the
co\orliu of shorts , no stock suci-codcd In ral
lying more than ImUnlllcanl fiuctlons und
the close w IIH uiisottlod ut eloso to thu lowest
prices for the active shares , but w thin small
fractions of the opening llcutcs for most of
the list. The llnal changes showed losses al
most Invariably , however , und New Kimlund
Is < loun .1 per cenl , Ht. I'uul 2'i per cent. Luck-
nwanna ll per cent und Wnciillni . 'c Lake
Hrlc l',4 per cent.
Government bonds Irivo boon dull nnd
btoady. btnlo bonds dull und Him.
'Hie following are the closing ( | iiotatious for
the lending stocks on the Now York Stock ex
change today i
bid. t asked. } ex dlv.
The totals 1103 of stocks toJny were 38.705
uharcH , InohiUInx : Atchlson , ' 3.71X1 ; Eric , ln.010
Luke Hhorc. 5,013 ; Louisville & Sashvlllc ,
lll.HrJ : Nort'iwostorn. 13,750 : New VorkCcntr.il ,
.1.800 : Northern 1'nclflc. preferred. j.UOJ : Now
Eiu'land. 51.400 ; KondlnR , 104.R ) I ; Ulchmoud &
West I'olnt , 5,200 ; bt. 1'uul. 5 < ) ,52o.
I'ln.incliil Ito\lo\v.
NEW YOIIK. March a Tlio Post sayst
Undoubtedly the most roninrknblo element In
today's stock market was the stubborn resist
ance during the groatcriinrt of the d ly to thu
dowin-aril tendency. This relloctod , as the
nidrkct has already reflected In the lust twoor
tbrco ctnyb' trudlnK. a very unusual amount of
cournttrt in resolution union ? the hull traders
Itlcndn at least some color of probability to tlio
report 'hat the resources of the bull combina
tion u.ivo been exceedingly powerful. Thev
have mcde. however , the undoubted mistake
nlono of buying In the face of unfavorable
news that they wcro perhaps forced to debut
but on carrying their temporary advantage
to a reckless extreme. It Is much moio than
the Koadliu law suits or the Richmond Tormi
na ) complications , or the vnrloas other disap
pointments , which has afforded the boars
their opportunity.
No iv York .Honey U'lrket.
NEW Yonic. Mm oh 8. Mo.vur o.x OAT.L
Easy nt l'/i@-percent ; last loans 2 per cent ,
closed alTered at 2 per cent.
1'ittMKMEIICANTII.K PAI-EII 4 ® percent.
STBHMSO EXCIIANOK Stondy at 4.85'i for
sixty-day bills nnd * 1.87f ! for demand.
ThoclosltiK ( ( notations on bonds :
U.S.tsrei : 110 Mutual Union Us.-lUS
U.S. 4scoup 117 N. J. C. Int. Cert 112
U. B. < rex * 10U North I'acme lstc..liH
raclnodsof 95 10U North rHclno2nds..M151 <
La stamped < s 85 Northwestern Con..lJ7H
Tcnn. now setCs.,105H North. Dcbcnt. es.lUii
Tonn. new not 5 > S a > v St. 1 & I. M. ( ion lis * bit
Teun. now set 3s TO St. I , &H. K. ( ion.II..103
Canada Ho. 2nds tlUl St.l'aul Consols U8
Ccn. I'aclllc lits MOt , St. ! . . ( ) Al'ac. tuts ,117
Den. All. ( i. Ists. . . .111H Ter. 1' . I * O Tr , Itcts 81
I ) Alt , G. WoiHs. . . bO i Ter. 1' . It. O. Tr. llcts 3I4 !
Eric''nils 107H Union 1'uclllo Istii . . .107)1
U. K. AT.Oen.Os. . . . 80 Wu.tShoru 10JH
M. K. AT. Oon.lu. . . MH
bid. ( asked.
London Stock Miirkot.
K Zjy James Qnnlnn Iltnncll.'l
LONDON , Mnrch 8 [ Now York Horala Cable
-hpecUl toTllK ItEE.l Constdorliu that the
fortnightly account commences tomorrow.
more business has been tmnsuotcd on the
Stock exchange today than might have been
expected , hut there has boon nothing np-
proachlim' activity. Funds are well inalii-
talned , but Indian rnuoo paper Is ' 4 per cent
oaslor. Homo railways nave boon inoro or
Inssdull fiom the opening toclose , a few sales
having taken place In anticipation of unsutlh-
fnctory tralllc Ntatomonts , The Hoard of
Trade returns glvo no Indication of any im
provement In trade. Southeastern deferred
loiivo off 'i per cent lower , and most others
are ! 4 to > i percent lo.vur. North llrltlsh deferred -
forrod Is the oxi'oiitlon. showmt arise of U
percent. London and Southwestern are ii
percent lower , American rails at 1 per cent
boon mo very flat on telegrams announulnx
that a bill had been II led to test the legality
of the coal combination , but thu market
closes with abettor tendency , us It turns out
that the action has been taken only by a pri
vate Individual and not by the United States
law ofllceru. Monov bus boon little wanted In
Lombard street today with about the usual
supply of Moating capital , Short loins have
boon obtained ut 1 pur cent discount. The
market bus been ( inlet und two and three
months bills arc quoted ut from l i to 14 ? pur
cent.
LONDON , March 8. The following were the
London stoulc quotations eloslnu at 4 p. m :
CoiiBoln. nionoy.t > 3 IS 10 Pennsylvania , & < < H
do , account W 1-1(1 ( lleadln. 27K
N. V. , 1' . AOlsts . . . .W { Mox Cent , new , 4s , , lilt
Can. t'aclno Dili
Krlo .13 UllnolD Central . . . . IOBV *
Bt. Taul com W Moxlcan ordinary. . . ' . " . 'ji '
New York Central. . 120
MONEV 242)i ! ) per cont.
Hate of discount In the open market for both
short and three months bills , liitlji per cent ,
I'lnuiielnl Notes ,
KANSAS UITV , Mo. , Maroh 8. Clearings , Jl-
OitLEANf , La. , Murch 8. Clearings ,
t
NEW VOIIK. March 8. Clearings , tl6 , B' > 9,4lli
balances , (7.1X > ,57ii.
March 6.--Thrco per cent rentes 00 f
07Vio for the account.
IIAI.TIUOIIE , Mil. . March a Clearings , i'J97-
III ; balances , 1.1)1,001. ) Kute , U per pent.
I'uii.AuLf.fiiiA , 1'n. . Murch 8. Glourlnzs ,
II3.4B5.UJO ; bulaucob , 1547,000. Money , J > 4 per
cent.
MtMi'iiiH. Ten n. March R , Now Yotk ex
change Helling at pur. ClearliiES. { 'JW.105 ' ;
balances , tJjOS72.
CINCINNATI , U. , Murch 6. Money , : i © < 1 per
cont. New York exchange , 4X25'Ju ( discount.
Cloarlnus , tlui,05o. }
HOSTON , Mass. , March 8 Clearings , (14.075-
BJUl balances. ti.KU.lUdi Money , 1HW2 percent.
Kxchungoon New York , Ii > itl6a discount ,
CUIOAQO , III. , March B. Monov euay nt 4J ! ©
0 per cent. Clearings. tU.005.Ull. New York
exchange , Wo discount. Uterllug oxchungo ,
dull nt $1 IVi forKlxtV'Uy ' bllli nd H.S7U for
* Ulit drafts.
HT. Loin ? . Mo. MunJi 8. llnnk oloirlngx ,
MN77l7l ( ! balances , IWIjO)1. ! ) Mnnny. rft7 per
cent. Now York o\i linnc. 25c premium.
Itoiton St > nU M iricet.
HOSTOV. Musi. . MirihTho , toUnwInz worn
thn clot in prlroi o vs\ojk4 \ on the Iloston
stock market toj iy : .
lon\i > r Mining
Or.vvnil. Cola. M ircli 8 The following list Is
thnohHliuiiuot illoiisoti the Mining oxcn.ingo
ted iv. H lies 7,010 ,
Sin rriuu-Ueii Mining ( juotiitloiis.
SAN PIIA.NCHUO. O.\l. . March 8 , The nnicl.it
closing ( luolitlons for mlnln ? stocks tod.iy
\\eroas fol'ows ' :
St. l.iiuls Mining Uiiot.itlons.
ST. Loui" . Mo. March 8 The mining stock
m irket wasqulut today. Stilus IMM > shares.
O.ose :
Adnm 80 l.ltllo Albert < <
Am .Nettle 87k Montrose 7U
III Mctilllc I'JV ) 1'at.Miiipliy 4
Cen bll\t-r u -llrcrnuu !
Klltabtth fu Mhcr Hull 25
Cranlto Moun 15W Small llopoi BO
Ix-'O . . . 8 Vuuia. o
MVI : STOCK
Cnttlo In ( looil Deiil.llHl Hogs Touch thu
Highest I'rleoortho IViir.
OMAHA March 8 Receipts for two days 4.417
c.iltlDund 3,417 hoJs unit 3.XO sheep against
377 cattlo. 4'IS | KV < niid lbS4 iihcop Mend ly
and 1'uosd.iy of last vcpk.
Tlio supply of cattle was r.ithcr libcr.il oven
for uTucsluy , and xx.is madu upluigolyof
steers , the creator proportion of them being
somuwb.it better thin the uvor.ico us to
esh and quality. Tnoro wus u good demand
.nd with fuvoMiule reports fiom uastcin nuir-
kels , sellers < r gi'iior.illy asking goo 1 firm
pr ccs. With nvoriMXU cnttlo In the yards , the
ublkof them good enough for beef.bu jura were
all somewhat bc.itlsli nml tried to got
thocutt'.ca little loner. fcclor ! would not
concede this , und tiadlngis n.itura ly
r.ilhcrslow. About twcnty-llxoioads of I..WO
to 1.500-ib beeves went mostly fiom ? 4 OJ to
$1 : J5. Local Imyets weto not so , partl.il to the
heavy c ittta and toolv , fair to irood I.10J to
1,3Uii-lb steers nil the way from Sl.iO to ilDJ
nnd fair to good llcht icrades mostly around
8,1.43 to $10) . Ocner.tlly suoakln ; , the market
while slow wns about steady on desirable
grades of beef stocrs und 'xveak tooJJIOo lower
on common.
Inpioportlontothotot.il rocolpts the sup
ply of butchers' stock was rutncr small , In
fact there wore not over thtity-ftxo lo.iUsof
cows or mixed stock In the yards. The quality
w.rs pretty good und xUth a. fair ctem ind
trading was brisk nt steady to strong prices.
Good to cholco cows and helfcrssold from $ . ' .70
to WV5 , fair to good stock' from JJ.25 to J J do.
with Inferior and canning lots as usual fiom
Jl OJ to J..OO. lleoves. oxen and slugs were In
goon dom ind und firm at from 11.75 to iJ.2j ,
calves steuay ut from $2.i)0 ) toiS.IO.
There was a fair outside demand for stack
ers and feeders and trading wnb tolerabiy
lively at fully steady prices. Keprcsontatlvo
sales :
ETEEKS.
No. Av. I'r No. Av. Pr.
19. . 1085 } ,145 19..1JI8 J375
20 .ll.'O 3 HO
21 1194 38)
19 .1257 .183
19 1317 385
20 .120J 385
12 U 303
.1253 395
12 m 395
1(1 ( .1427 400
IS 1,178 403
17. 400
18 .U 7 410
138 1 403
17. UVJ 40 * >
23 .1409 410
10 1102 410
.1fi'0 410
6 , . 1.1-2 4 10
' .1097 340
s' 410
14. I4R5 4 15
15 1445 4 15
12. 1.U9 4 15
r > u 4 15
10 14.11 4 15
10. 1452 420
10 , 1.I07 420
18 1.1.15 125
1415 430
2tJ..151i ( 435
17 019 270
1..I150 275
1,1 . 035 2 75
15 1040 283
2 .IJIO 2M )
b.,1105 280
9 . 881 280
20 ,10 0 285
18 .1003 200
1J..105S 290
7. . 1075 290
3 . ITU 29) )
28UK ) 290
1. 1053 300
8. ,1056 305
1. 1270 3 10
10 I2GO 310
17 10S5 310
3J..114J 310
2. 1370 3 15
4 121,7 3 15
19..IUU 315
1..15.0 385
1..I2G ) 325
3 . 0)0 3 OJ 4 .1157 310
CALVES ,
1. . 140 4 50 1. . 170 500
1. , ISO5 00 1 , 240 610
IIU M.S.
i.rnaj 2 40 1 14RO 280
1.,1JIO 2 40 1..15JU 280
1.H4HU 2 45 10. 1G8I 290
1.HUH ) 2 53 1..HOO 300
itw ; ) 2 51 1 1VHJ 301
280 1 ID.'I ) 300
tf
55 1 1150 310
. l.'JO 8 (15 ( 1 TO 325
1 12UO 8 (15 ( 1..1(110 ( 225
1 .157U 2 75 I 2J80 325
1. 853 875
4.1465 U 00
2f > 0 2 25 1 020 3 00 3. 8SO 3 10
475 2 39 83 T76 3 00 1. 1010 310
2 419 2 51 4 , 7ttO 3 00 4. 887 3 10
2U. (110 ( 2 75 5 40.2 3 00 3 , , & 7.I 315
U. 68.1 2 83 10 , 087 3 05 22 845 315
0. 000 300 1. StiO 3 05 fi. . 791 320
MII.KUIIS AND HI'UINDKIIS.
1 cow und cult , . . . . . . . 11500
1 cow und calf . , . . . . . . , . , . 3.100
1 cow and calf . , . 30 00
1 cow und calf . . . , . , , , . ,2800
3 cows uml calves , oacli . , , , 2500
1 springer . , . . . 2500
1 springer. . . . , . 2000
lloas The supply of hogs wus only fulr und
the quality not u great deal different from
Monday. Kocolpts for the past two days bhow
a fulling off of ubout 700. lieiid compared with
tlielUrtit two days nf last 'week , -n > "
An active shipping uvmiind for good host of
all weights caused u shuru udvunco of from
5o to lOo on nil grades. In the nbsoncn of
shippers on Saturday' * und Monday's nmrkots ,
local buyers forced prices down too low com
pared with Chloago. hence It wus not rcrv sur
prising Unit with Clilmuo rouortod from 5u to
lOo loner tills market should be from fie lo IQo
higher , Iloston wanted good heavy hoxs for
the llrst tlmo In two weeks , Indianapolis
wanted good light weights , und New Haven
would have her usual quota of hcuvy butcher
weights , tihlppcn took- over a third of the
offerings , but local doulors were also fnlr buy
ers. Good light ho sbold mostly ut from * l 05 to
14,70 , u few choice luuds nulling at from Jl.VJJi
Jo K71. ( Joed heavy nnd butcher weight hozu
hrAnght Ironi IIO'i to 1170 , Common honvy ,
light nnd mixed loads sold from JIM lull ( A.
U was an active murket mid oervth ng Hold
early , the bulk nt from Uft5to tl 70 , ngnlnst
f 4 dO Monday. Tbo a * orngo of price * uuld wns
> 40IU ( , thu hlehpst of the yonr. lurnlnst tl.59
Monday , and 1.5J'j lust Tuesday. * llpproson-
tutlvosulo * :
Tlio ( iL'iiuiiul Is strong for dnslrublo muttons
mid price * ( iiiolnbly stoutly ! Pair to good mi-
lives , Jl 2V ® 4Ji WCJtOltlH. f I.OOlitSI ; COtlllllUII
mill stock sheen , > } J.5xlH75 : good to choice
lambs weighing from 10 to UJ Ibs , tl 'J51W.UO.
Hcprusentutlvo sales :
No. Av. Pr.
20" ) Colormlo owes , fed 85 tt 70
2 9 Color.ulo owes , rod 87 470
KM COiOludo owes , foil 87 470
Hnoolpti mi I IMtpiittlo-i of Stock.
Olllclal receipts Mid disposition ot stoalc ns
shown by t ho bo ik-i of the Union Slock Yards
company for thu twenty-four houid , ending at
! > o cloak p in. Murch .S , Is ! ) . ' .
IIKOUIl'T'l.
IIISI'OSITIOV.
Chlritgo IjMo Stock Murkot.
OIIICACIO , III . Mnrch 8. [ Special Tolosram to
TUB HEU 1 I'or a TucsJay tbo trade In cattle
developed lather more than the usual vital
ity. Operations ue un early an 1 there was a
Lood de reo of activity while the supply held
out. In values there was no perceptible
change. The fcolltiK was less firm than on
the previous day. but the ndvnncu then
Hindi ! was not lost nor unv part of It. The
ranxcof ( juotatlons wus from Jl/il to < * ) 40.
beurcelv anything sold below $1. . " > 0 and there
ere no trnoes tibuvo JiOj. the pruvaillne
prices beliu from J.MO to $ JOO for cows and
heifers J-.0 to lIS'i for bulls and JMli to J4.0TI
forsteeis 'I hero was more trad In ? In stockers -
ers , iiul feeders thin on yestotdiy and all
suit iblo offerings sold stroiiR. Tcxns caltlo
uuro nominally steady at from Jioo to 14. S3.
The general cattle market closed rather easy.
Tor a llttlo while In the numiliu vusturdny's
prkos In hops were pretty well Mipported , but
im thu mornlni : advanced a wu iker fci.lii ? ob
tained and the close was . " > u lower at from } 4 53
to $ l.li | for poor to extra ns , oi ted light and at
from J4.8J to $ T > 0r > for medium and heavy
weights. Only ono or two sales were reported
ut better thin S " > l ) > , and It Is a question
whether anything could havu been sold at a
hl.'hei flijuro any llino after 0 o'clock. The
warm weather hurt trade , and but for the fact
of the small supplv the decline would no
doubt have been more sex ore. I.oeul packers
were Indlllercnt operators tut thu o istern
demand was good und the hogs were about nil
sold.
sold.A
A moderate supply , a good dennn-l and
firmness were noted of the sheep mnrUet.
Quotations were from $151 to $ i.'J"i for poor
und common and $ . " > .40 to $0 > for good to extra
u illilcs inlos of lambs wore on a basis of
? rom $ \00 to Jil.7" ) for poor to choice with extra
quoted as liirli ns $7.U ) .
ttecelpts were : Cattle , 7,000j Lo s , 20,000 ;
sheep. 0,0 K ) .
The Evening Journal reports : OATTI.E Hc-
cclpts , 7,000 ; shipments. .1,000 ; market steady ;
good to cholco leers , ( I.GO.UO | ; no extra stee'rs
on sale ; others , JI.V.OI 8J ; feeders , tJ.MKii'J.73 ;
stocker.sJ.J'i-.75 ; cows , $ ; .OJ.JV
Ilous Hccelpts , 19.0JO ; sntpments , 13.000 ;
market lower ; xough , J1.004 73 : good mixed ,
J4.8 < t&i.0i ; prime heavv nnd butchers weights ,
J4 0-.ttr r > 0j light. Jl.7.va4.0'i.
SHEEP Itfcelpts.5'i(0 ( ; shipments , .1.000 ; mar
ket nctlvu ; sheep stronger : lambs a shade
lower ; owes , J.I.7V3 .7'i ; mixed. J173@ . " > .50 ;
wother . f j.503i' > 8J ; westerns. $4 40o.'JO ; lambs ,
MX30.83. .
York Il\o Stock .Murkot.
NEW VOIIK , Maich 8. UEBVES Ueeolpts.
fiOO head , all foroxoott ; no trade ; fueling llrm ;
dressed boot steady ut Wiaiic oer 11) . bhlp-
ments today. 000 buuves and .Y--'O quaitorsof
hoof ; tomorrow , I. IB ) quarter.
O\LVKS llecolpts. 411 head ; market steady :
veals , ffo.OftftS.OO par on t
SilKEi' Hccelpts. 1,5 ? . ! ho id ; slice ] ) steady ;
lamb $ , ' .c ! lower ; sheep , f 'i.WSb : ! , " > per cwt. ;
lambs , JT.OOSl''OO ; dressed mutton steady
nt 010o perib ; dressed lambs uctk atlou ,
tic.
tic.lloas Hccolpts. siw : heid : market nom
inally steady ut ( f4.UO ® . " > . . ' > ) pur cwt
KUIISIIS City I.lvo Moult Mnrknt.
KANSAS CITV. Mo , March 8. CATTLK Uc-
onlpts. 4,100 ; shipments. 700. The market was
fairly uctlvo ; conorn'lysloidy. bales : Dressed
beef und shipping steers. & 1.0J&4 5J ; cows und
heifers , Jl..r > ii I : T ; stockers and tucdcis , JJ.OO
® 1.50.
Hoas Receipts. 4,11) ; shipments , 000.
Light ho s were nctUo and 5o to Me hlghor :
lie. ivy steads. Kxtrumo rangu , $1.00 ® ! 80 ; bulk ,
l.5S4b5.
SIIKBP Ilocolpts. 10,000 ; shipments , none.
Thu rocolpts wcro blllod through and there
were no sheep on thu p.irkct.
St. I.otiU I.lvo stock Market ,
ST. Loins. Mo , March 8. OATTf.EReceipts. .
2,90.1 ; Blilpmcnts , 100 ; market bloady at an ad
vance ; fair to good native steers , $ ) OJ4.0 ,
fair to good Indian and Texan steers. $ , ' .8. . ®
3.00.
3.00.lions Huoolpts , COO ; shipments , 1,400 ; market
opened hlghur. lint closed onslur ; houvy. { 180
C4.0' > ; mixed , IM.JOO-I K > ; light , J 1. 0' < a ! . . " < .
William Spr.iguo bnilth , Providence , II. I. ,
writes : "I Una .Urndycrotino always , euros
headaches. " _
U u SinokoloHH rowdur.
, Po. , Muroh 8. The Unltoil
Stntos government has detormlnod upon the
manufacture of smokeless powder fur use In
both small arms and heavy ordnance , anil
with this object in view Captain Pitman , a
well known ordnanro oflluor and expert
chemist , has been detailed by O. W. Flapler ,
chief of tuo staff of orJnanco United States
army , to take charge of the labor at the
Frankfort arsenal.
Oesslor's Magio Iloadacho Wafers cures
all headaches in 'JO minutes. At nil drug gists
Increased ICullrouil ICumlng * .
Nr.w VOIIK , March 8. f ho gross Darnings
of the New York Central & Hudson Hlver
railroad and tbo leased lines for February ,
180.3 , were $ : i,60.'i,414.8' ' ) , nn increase over
February , 1601 , of 772,4l0.oa.
Tbo gioss carnlnss of the Chicago &
Erlo for January , lb'3 ' , were $2Js > ,050.0'J , an
increase of * U , lb0.10.
Doctorsf Puhnwl Tulio noocuam's Pills ,
THE TREATMENT OF CONSTIPATION
AND ORDINARY DYSPEPSIA ,
Sir Thompson , the li'lisli ) , piofassor ,
bolloves thnt In tlio viist nwjority of
cases chronic constipation inny bo suc-
ccbbfully ovcrcoino by a tcubpoonft 1 of
thu genuine iinportud Ciirlbbud Sprudel
Suit dibsolved in n tuinblorftil of wnlor
( linlf a pint ) , cold or hot early in thu
morning , nnd if uocobsary on { Jol tr to
bed. Out-door oxcorciso will uid its ac
tion miiterhilly.
Use only the genuine , which ) ms the
sigtmturaof "Kisnor k Mundehon Co. ,
Sole Ajj'cnts , Now Vork , " on every
bottle.
I'lio'K Hctuody for t'ntnrra Is tba
L'ctt , Kaalont to Due , and Cheapen.
Sold brdrujrgliU or tent l > 7 mall ,
We. K. T. auvltlDO , Warrea , ! ' ,
OMAHA
1'CI'S' ' ' ' Directory
AWNINGS AND TKNTS.
OMAHA TENT-AWNIMO
COMPANY ,
Hn . linnimocki , nil nml
rubber clufilnif ! < cni1 for
iio. lllirurtmni
HAGS AND TWINKS
BEMIS OMAHA BAD CO
Importer * nml imniifac-
turorj.
Klour Sncks. llurlnpi ftnJ
Twlno.
niCYCLKS.
M.O.DAXON ,
aoUt on monllilr
12J N 1Mb si. , Omnb .
UOOTS AND SI1OCS.
MORSE-COESHOEGD.
ll'JJ Honir.lBtroH
Vrciorr corner llth nml lwuKlij
Wo nro iimklna cloju prlroi to ca b bJjroM , nn I nro
a clisi of uooili which lorr l silo-
nblonlth morcli mtJ.
KIRKEKDAU , JONES & AMERICAN HAHD SEW
CO. , ED SHOE CO.
\Vliole nlu Mnnufnctu'ri Hoots , Mio < , rutibcrJ
AKent for llotton Huti- and full Roods
1)0r Hhoo Co , 1IUJ , 1101
mid HIM llnrno ) Btruol IJOI-fl llnrnoy "troot
CAUUIAGK TOPS.
OMAHA CARRIAQETOP C. J. ANDERSON.
tiO. , Maniifnctmoi buiTRy tups
A , T Diibr , Mn nil per , Larkj , cushions. ttc ,
Topi , \nliluii3 I , lluckj ,
for Ciitiiloituo
UlSllOM , CtC. Send
214 N. I Mil nt - Omolm MIS IM\ \ street
COAL , COKE , ETU.
OMAHA COAL , COXE & ,
LIME CO. ,
llnr.l and soft ccnl S K
corner Ibtli nnd
streets
CORNICE. CLOTHING.
EADLECORNICEWORKS DILMORE&.RUHL ,
Manufacturer ! of ( ! al- Manufacturers nnd
Tiinltod Iron Cornice
Window t ipJ , meullo Wholesale ) Clotblcri ,
skjrlltibti , ut& 1I1U und .
11T4 uoduosu 110J llnrnoy stroot.
DRY GOODS.
M.E. SMITH & CO. , KILPATRIGX-KOOH
DRY GOODS CO. ,
Dry Hoods , notions , fur- '
Dry Koods.notlons , xunti'
nl blni ; Koods furnishing good ) .
Corner llth and Howard Cor llth and Honnrdsls.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
WOLF ELECTRICAL CO. ,
Illustrated catilozuo
free.
1C14 Capitol Avenue
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
BEEBE&RUNYAN FUR
NITURE CO. ,
Succosion toUA. llcoba
A Co ,
HAUUWAHE.
RECTOR & WILHELMY LOBEQK&UNN ,
y
CO. , Dcnlers * hardware opi )
Cor lOtti nnd.lnckionHt mechanics' tools
Omahi. 1401 Douiilas Street ,
1..IQUOKS.
OILS.
CONSOLIDATED TANK
LINE CO , ,
Ilennod and lubrlcallnx
oils , axle Rreaso , uto.
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
BRANCH & , CO. ,
Troduco , fruit ? of nil
kinds , oysters ,
13th nnd llarnoy Streets.
KIRSCHBRAUN&SONS. JAS. A. CLARK & 00. ,
SONS. , lluttcr , chooio , CJgl ,
Outter , egK and poultry , poultry and gam * .
frarnam it. SlTBoutli 13th Street ,
RIDDELL & . CO. , 0. PEOAU ,
Coinmlsiton Merchant ,
nutter , cliooso. OKUI.TOZ- 1'roduco , Mutter , K i ,
etablcs , frulu , poultr/ Chcoso and PouKrr.
l.'tti nn'l Howard Sis.
and ttamo Umaha.
MUUIN&MCLAIN , BINDHAM&SDN ,
Fpeclaltlei. tiuitur , ezm Send us your KKKS ,
choenc. poultry , etc. No. tor , 1'oultrr. ( iatne ,
15d. lln Hat. in Nat. llldoa , lita
bank. 1TOI-3 I.oireuworlh 3
llstabllihcd , 1S78.
WHITNEY & CO.
lluttcr , I.'RKS nnd 1'oul-
'
1 ith l. . Omaha
PAPER ,
CARPENTER PAPER CO KINO PAPER CO.
Carrr a full stock of Wrapping paper , all kludi
printing , wrapping and of tiTlnes , etc.
writing , card 140d Howard su
paper pa
per , eta Tel. 17JO
STOVE REPAIRS.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR
WORKS ,
Stove repairs and water
attachments for any kind ,
of stove made
1207 I > ouxli9
SASH. TOYS.
M. A. DISBROW&CO. H. HARDY &CO.
,
Manufacturers of sasb , Tors , dolls , albumi ,
doors , blinds and fanor goods , bouse tart
mouldings Ilranch office nl'hlnH Roodi , cbllil <
' T
.
fice , 12th and liard Sts roa' carriages.
1J1U Karnam atrent.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED
COMMISSON MERCHANTS.
ALLEN ROOT & CO. , HAS MANN -t DUDLEY ,
Itoom .11 Exchange Hulld. Iloomi , 1)3 ) nnd 61 Be *
Uulldlnit South chanKO bulldlnK.
Oinaua. South Omaha. .
I
Brandreth's Pills I
When yon feel a kind of goneness about the stomach it is a
sign that your food does not sit well and that you arc about to
have a fit of indigestion.
When you begin to feel nervous and arc unable to sit still
comfortably ; when your clothes suddenly seem to lose their
fit and become too tight in places the fit of indigestion is surely
upon you.
When this fit of indigestion is repeated from day to day it
finally resolves itself into dyspepsia.
Remember that three to ten of Brandreth's Pills will cure
the worst case of indigestion or dyspepsia , or both , and that a
regular course of them , say one or two every night for a week
or ten days , will act as a preventive of either complaint.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable , absolutely harmless ,
and safe to take at any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store , cither plain or
sugar coated.
Dear Sir :
We will b ( pleased to mail to you , seen rely sealed
and free from all marks , a copy of our treatise on I
the Irving Treatment of the Decline of Manhood
and Nervous Debility. Also sample of the Irving
Specifics , Enclose stamp to cover postage , I
Respectfully Yotits ,
IRVING IIOnATlllO INSTITUTE , 86 Fifth AKDUC , New York. |
Dr.DOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Th eminent ipcrUlttt In nervoui , cliron | ( , prlrala. blood , klnonil unntrydlieatci. A roguUr and
r Kl > tfred emduHle In ineacinu. u > dlplamft > urJ ; curiltlcntei iliovr. Is itnl trciitlnir with tlio erouteit tuccois
c t rrli , < pfrmatorrliuca.loiimanlioo.li mlniil wenknesi. nlubt lo oi , luipixoncirplillu. . ttrloturo , ilea >
orrlioui , icleul , t nrlco ( lcctc , Nomtrcurr utel , New UtiUmuit for Ion of vital povrr , 1'arlles uunblo CO
rl lt mumay bulroutol at liomu br correBponilonci' , Moilltloe or Instrument * > unt by uiMloreiprcii
curoly li icUu I. no marks to Indicate conlouti or lender. Ono purional Inturflow pruferred. Consultation
free forru ponJeno ililctlr prlvntu. Hook ( M > ut rlc of LKo ) tout < r v. Oltlou bounUa.ui.to9 r.nv
buuda/i 10 a , ui.to 13 ni. bona tump for rcplr ,
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ottajViand lu Jtrd * l)4 CM4 mtUllloV
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noulhrr. /it.iila pw u intifilu.
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Unit IU OOU Tr.llniouUli t. * l 1'afir.
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Dr. GLUCK ,
Eye , Ear , Nose , Throat \
SPECIALIST.
Glasses adjusted to ull visual defects.
Uuturrh succuasfully truutod ,
Room IS , Barker lilock , 15tb and Faroam