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M THE OMAHA DAILY "BEK : SATURDAY , APRIL 10 , 1802. DUN'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK Trade Conditions Throughout the Country Better Than Usual. BUSINESS IN THE WEST INCREASING Unfavorable Condition * 1'rcvnll In tlie.Soutli , Jlnt the Outlook Taken Altogether l rnttcrlng Will .Strriit Kcvloir Clearing llouoo Statement ! . Nnw YOIIK , April 15.-H. G. Dun's Weekly Ilovlow says : During all this year business news has been curiously sectional. Western cities nro gaining almost without oxceptlon , doing the largest business over known and Inclined to resent the suggestion that It Is any degree below expectations. TLo south has Icon ttrugcllng with unfavorable conditions , doIng - Ing less business than a year ago , nnd look. Ing In vain for n material change. The cast has been doing n largo business , rather less than a year ago on the whole , but especially loss than innny traders expected to do this year. This , with small prollts , makes the season disappointing to many. Tbo condi tions continue nmt nro reflected In raturns this week. Yet the volume of trade In tdo whole country hai been larger than In any previous year. The Iron trade Illustrates the sltuntlou. The output of furnaces on April 1 was 1U5,40'J tons ogalnst iyI)02 ; ! ) on March 1 , and 1111'IKl n year neo , when the grout j.trluo wns In progress. The reduction of the output of pig Iron \3 \ clearly necessary slnco the consumption - sumption has been 10,000 tons weekly below the output. The production hus oncn ' , ' 00,000 tons durlnc the quarter , antl the consump tion appears to bo greater than In any other quarter. A better demand is seen for pig nnd Dlatcs nt the cast , also at Chicago , nnd the pi no trade Is reviving at Pittsburg. Coal Is unchanged and dull. Copper Is waiting for the expected com bination of foreign producers ; tin U speeu- latlvcly strong nnd lead very llrm. Wool talcs urn largo for the season , nnd , stnco January 1 , hnvo boon 5 per cent greater than lusl year , the ilomaml for dry goods having oinowhal improved nnd Is bolter than was recently expected. In men's wear goods doubt about the future taste of the public still delays orders , but n strong consumption li clcarlu'c off stocks of jobbers. No\v from the Cities. News from the cities Is rather better ns to extent , cheering from the west , but some what less satisfactory as to the south. Iron mills nt Pittsburg arc all In operation , nnd Although prices nro weakening , the glass trade is encouraging , the hardware good and lumber quiet and rolled Irou weaker. Southern tvado at Cincinnati Is not satis factory , but machinery is active nud the car riage business is n little bolter. Detroit notes n coed Jobbing and manufac turing trade m some lines , bailer than last year. Chicago's mcrchundio sales considerably exceed last year's nnU fully cquU expecta tions. Koucipts of wheat and barley are double last year's ; of Hour , corn nna cattle an Increase of one-half , of cheosc one-third , with some increase in dressed beef , oats and rye , but a decrease in wool , butter , lard and cured meat ? . Trndo in Milwaukee is good : at St. Louis Quito strong , notwitnstnnding railway wash outs. outs.At At Omnhn trade Is quite active In grocer ies , snoes and hardware and steady in dry goods. Trndo at Kansas City is quiet , the weather interrupting nna prices for catilo being iho lowest of the year. Av Minneapolis and St. Paul trade is ex cellent , especially iu lumber , and at Denver fair. Business nt little Rock is depressed. At Memphis and Nnsbvlllo trade is dull , though somewhat Improved nt Montgomery ; rather Hat al Now Orlcaus and Blackening at tibvannnh. Speculative mancots have beeu tnoro ac tive , wheat falling ! % cents , wilti soles of 01,000,001) bushels hero , and corn 1 centwhile onts nro slightly higher. vVestern receipts of wheat continuo ul the rate of 1GOU,000 ! ) bushels weekly , with exports shrinking , but western receipts of corn have boon 00,000 bushels In three days and exports 750,000. Cotton exports liavu started up again , ex ceeding Inst year's , und the prices are ad vanced : 'a ' of a cent during the week , with an enormous speculative trado. No change is scon iu pork products , colTco Is L'5 cents weaker and oil 1 cent stroncer. The llnanclnl situation is remarkably free from unfavorable signs. Collections iu nearly all parts of the country are bettor than usual.UiouuU delay is seen at some points In tbo south , nnd the money markets nro everywhere amply supplied. Nor Is thcro reason to apprehend disturbance on account of foreign trade. The business failures occurring throughout the country during the lust seven days num ber ! 2'i ( , ns compared with liOS lor las't , week. For the corresponding week of Inst year tlio figures were -V > 1. ci.i\Ki.\i : HOUSI : STATBMKNTS. Onmlm ACUIII Comes to the Trout lU'port from Other CltlcH. NEW Yoitic , April.1 ] ; . The following table compiled by Bradstreot's gives the clearing house returns for the week ending April M , 160) , und the percentage of increase or de crease as compared with the corresponding week of last year : Not Includoa Iu tula ) . WALL STICEIJT I'OU A WKI'.K. Notlilnc of u StarUliifc- Nature Ilm Intcr- f.'rcil to Inlliifiico the jtlnrkut. NEW YOIIK , April 15.-Uradstroefi Weekly Wall Street llovlew layi ; The lMlnif of the Block excbftngo lor OooJ Friday , followed a * It U by B holiday In London which extends until next Tuctday , produced tbo u unl dis position to limit BpocuUtivo transaction * a.nd pave to the week's market a rather dull lone nnd temper. Ono of the principal Hebrew festivals , occurring cnrlr In tbo week , also tended to curtail activity both hero and In the markets abroad , At this moment the action of the I ondon markets to regard to American stocks Is regarded with more tbnn ordinary attention. The general belief In Wall street circles Is that If the Improving tcr.aency , which Is shown In that quarter , and which , In the past fortnight , has re sulted In limiting purchases by foreign houiics continues after thn Easter recess It would in all probability result In n higher range of prices all around. The fact that In splto of the drawbacks to any free display of activity the foreign clement continued to buy during the present week was thcrcforo reifurdea as very significant , and aided ma- , terlally In sustaining the bullish tone , which was qulto apparent In the operations of the market. Professional Influences naturally predominated and manipulation made itself felt. The easy condition of money is Justly regarded a * a very favorable - orablo clement in the situation nnd though some attention is paid to the loss on- couraglni : crop outlooir , noltbcr that nor such occurrences as the roportca renewal of ruto cutting by the trunk line railroads scotn to cxorclsa any positive effect upon share speculation. The announcement that the Klchniond Terminal plan would bccomo operative came too late to have any decided effect. In the active operations of the market in terest was almost entirely monopolized by the anthracite coil : stocks. The trunk line stocks were dull , the only feature being a rlso in Ontario & Western "on Thursday nnd the granger shares were steady without activity. The Industrial ! furnished some In terest. National Cordage had a rapid de crease , but was milled under manipulation. riimnvliil Nntrg , Nnw VOIIK , April 15. liar silver fflc1. KANSAS UITV , Mo. , April 13. Clearings , ! li.V : > , M. KANSAS CITV , Mo. , April 15. No grain mar- Iot3 today. HOSTOX , Mn . , AptII 15. Cleanup1 ! . Stri.OOO.- sa" ; balances , fl.Ma.SKi ; moiioy , IHtt'.1 per cunt ; e.vuhaiiKoon Now York , 153-0o discount. I'liic'Ado , III. , April I.V Money , dull ut 45JO PIT cent. Ulourlius. $ lt,4 lnOii. SowVork ex- I'hnngu , lOo promum ; steillns o.xulmnso , dtuady nml uiiclmncud ; Bt.vty-day bills , il.SU.'i ; demand , l.b75. ! Slnmllni ; Army In n Suilly Ic- iniiralUed Condition. /W. lnj .Ycio \ orlt AniMlateVew.l LONDON' , April 15. Uovolatioiis inado In evidence on the state of the British army , pivon before the committee of Itiquiry , pre sided over by Lord \Vantajo , linvo boon the sensation of tliu week. The recommenda tions which the committee rccouUy pub lished were a series of dry and formal propo sitions , Indicating nothing of the extraordi nary statements of tno leading military chiefs. The Inttov were of auuh a nature as will lead to the most active agitation in Par liament as soon as the recess is over. A group of literary members of the House of Commons have already soon War Secretary Stanhope privately and extorted from him a promise that the government shall not ob struct a full discussion and subsequent re forms. Tlio generals examined concurred in the opinion that tiioro was hardly a single infantry battalion nt homo effective. Ad jutant General Wood declared that 50 per cent of the men encamped at Aldorshot wore unlit for camp duties ; that they could not even do a day's service , on account of their youth , ana that the only practice ho dared to imt on such nion was two hours carrying the pack or sentry duty. Wholly Unprepared. Tbo auUo of Cambridge , comtnander-m- chlof , endorsed the startllm ; statement , adding that if called upon to organize two army corps on short notice the authorities could not do so , and ho did notlhimr. it possi ble to mobilize ono corps composed of twonty-flvo battailous of mlautry. Lord Wolscloy , m answer to a question whether the battalions as they now stand would bo lit for homo defense , replied : "If wo wore Invaded tomorrow they would bo llttlo better than nothing. " Ho held the volunteer force was the important factor In defense. The dulto of Connaught said : "I am per fectly certain that if the batalliono under iny command lit Portsmouth were ordered to tervlco tomorrow om.-hnlf would not bo ul- lowed to go on account , of untltuess. " The main cause of the weakness of the homo battalions Is stated to bo deportations of their best men for foreign ana colonial service. Lord Wolscloy likened the homo forces to a squeezed lemon. The duke of Connaught held that grown IPCII would not Join the service owing to the fact that wearers of the queen's uniform nro socially ostracised , and also because soldiers are wantonly bur dened with excessive sentry duty. Ho told how , having noticed tbo numerous guards cmnloyoJ at Windsor castle on sentry duty , bo hail induced tbo queen to usk the author ities to rcduco the number and otherwivu to relieve thorn , but the aiitboritlos would not absent until strong nsossura was brought to hoar. The dulto of Connaught related a number of instances showing the contempt in which the bold tors' uniform is held. In once case drummers rctuscu to drink at a steamer bar beside a sergeant and In other cases hotels closed their rooms to members of thoguatdH. In rog.ird to methods of re form , thcro was n consensus of opinion that a substantial lncrer.se of the strength of homo battalions would como I rom liberal pay nnd better pensions. Views differed on the period of service , but agreed on the need of periodic training for reserve men. H Is now proved that In the volunteers reliance , in the event of war , U placed. iiiKliuiil'n : Iiilliiuiito Over tlio Khedive. Following his diplomatic success regarding the llnnan of investiture of the kbcdlvo , Lord Salisbury has clinched bis hold on the kbodlve by Inciting him to an open quarrel with the sultan , In response to the sultan's invitation to Constantinople the khudivo In timated the recall of Mnuhtlkar Pasha , tbo porto's delegate at Cairo , was llrst ausirablo. Mouhtikar 1'nsha made the mistake of de manding a change In tha Kiryptian ministry. The English minister , Sir Evelyn Huring , thereon pot the khodlvo to wire to tbo vultan that Mouhtikar L'ashn had arrogantly Inter fered in Egyptian affairs and ought to bo withdrawn. As a further proof of his ac ceptance of English dominance the kbcdlvo will bund his brother , Mubinot All , now at school In Vienna , to lluish his education In England. Communications passing between Mr. Glaciuouu and a committee In Midlothian have elicited from Mr. Gladstone tno declara tion ho considers the Newcastle program a definite- platform for the coming elections. If dissolution bo precipitated DO will bo pre pared to go on the Hold and add ross a series of meetings. If dissolution ba deferred bo still promise * a short stumping tour. The tenor of the communications Indicates ho does not Intend to Usuo a special manifesto , but merely the usual address to the elector * on the event of a contcst.l The raeotlng of the unionist convcntlo nln Belfast will bo ma Jo the occasion of a general holiday In Ulster. Ten thousand delegates will bo present ana thcro will bo 15,000 , people ple iu the procession , Tbo usual Orange turnout wilt bo thus swollen by members from orcry county lodgo. Dillon U Still In Polltlm. The efumril to the effect that John Dillon Is about to retlro from political lifo because of A quarrel with Mr. tlcnly Is ridiculed by members of the Irish party. The dispute be tween Mr. Dillon and the board of party or ganization l tending toward a settlement. The Irish parliament committee urge Messrs. Dillon , O'Urlcn and Sexton to servo on the board , and the majority of the board to meet the wUhes of the committee. There is n prospect that the cotton lockout will bo of short duration , A number of em ploy 03 nicdgod to the lookout continuo work ing , paying n line to the federation fund for their broach of Iho pledge. Others favor the operatives' offer to arbitrate. A confcronco of employers will dectdo the question as to arbitration on Tuesday. A majority insist upon a general stoppage , nnd iho position of workers already grave , will ho aggravated. The struggle Is unparalleled In the history of the cotton lrr.de. Thcro are 11.1,000 hands now lalo nud the number will bo Increased , by including dependent trades , to 150,000. Some of the workmen are fairly prepared to face Iho lock out , while others will starve. Mr. J. 13. Martin , Mrs. Martin ( Victoria \\oodhull ) and Lady Cooke sailed on the stoamcr Trover on Wednesday for Now York. Mr . Martin stated she had been of fered .C150,000 for fifty lectures in Iho United States , and would accept If her health per mitted. HOVTii I'Olt Till ! HOCK 1H1..1XI ) . Lincoln Connections nftlin Company llclng Arningi-tl with Illlllriilty. LIXCOI.X , Nob. , Anrll 15. ( Special to Tun Br.c. | Thcro arollltoly to boa good many grade stakes sot before the Hock Island people - plo decide on a route from P street south , The latest Information Is to the effect that instructions have been given Engineer Wick- ham to commence next Monday on a diagonal survey from P and Nineteenth southeast to the corner of O and Twonty-sccond streets , thence south on Twenty-second to Hiuuioluh street , and from that point the route to be de termined later. This change from the orig inal plan of touching O street at Nineteenth is made iu consequence of advantages gained in prices of property , representatives of the road asserting that the saving will amount to $50,000 or more. Judge llorgelt Nearly Itcrnrrrcil. The many friorAls of Judge Horgelt will bo glnd to learn that ho has nearly recovered entirely Irotn the effects of the wounds received - coivod by him about six weeks ago and was today able to appear on the streets. U will bo remembered that the judge was llrcd at twice by a half crazed Individual In the (10- ( Hco court some six weeks ago. A plcco'of one of tbo bullets fired at hltn lodged in the brain , whcro It has remained over since. For two weeks his lifo was despaired of , but to the surprise of his phvsioiati and the mem bers of his family ho began to recover. His Improvement has boon qulto rapid , and ho will soon bo able to resume his judicial duties. Comlnctor'n 1'leco of I.licit. Joseph M. Brennan , a conductor in the em ploy of the Lincoln Street Railway company , received notice last evening that ho had fallen boir to a legacy of $40,000 m casb left him by an undo in the east. Ho loft for the cast this morning to gather in his windfall. Mr. Bronuun has been a faithful omployo of the Street Kail way company for a number of years and bis piece of good fortune is con sidered well deserved by all who know him. Lively Time In Prospect. The excise board will meet at 2 o'clocit to morrow afternoon for the purpose of ap pointing the members of the noilco force for the onsutng year ana there linvo been a score or more of very lively campaigns among as many ambitious aspirants for n place on the forco. It is understood that Mayor Weir is likely to object to flvo or six of the appoint ments , and If he docs the contest that has existed between the mayor and the other members of tbo excise board for the past year will bo continued. According to a recent decision of the supreme court the excise board has full control of all appoint ments of the police force , but the mayor has the power of removal. There will be many important changes tomorrow. AHC ! for Heavy Damages. In JuJao Tibbott's court today the case of Joseph Boll against the Burlington Hallway company occupied the attention of tholury. Bell was In January , 1892 , an employe of the defendant company , working in the yards ut Newcastle as a switchman. Ho was injured while in the discharge of his regular duties to such an extent that ho thinks that nothing short of 815.000 will cover the damage. The defendant denies all liability in the case for the reason that the plaintiff wai a member of the Burlington Volunteer Holiof depart ment and that according to the terms of his membership the company was absolved from nil liaoillty Iu case of accident. A slmillar case is pending in the supreme court of the state , in which the Burlington maKcs the : amo defense. N Arbor Diiy 1'roclainntloii , Governor Boyd will issue no Arbor day proclamation for tbo reason that the observ ance of the day is made imperative by the statutes ot Nebraska , nnd iho day is llxcd by law. A proclamation setting apart a day is' entirely superfluous. No proclamation was issued last year and the day was as widely celebrated ns ever. This year the number of trees planted will bo reported by county olllcers to the bureau of industrial statistics and for the tlrst time in tlio history of the state it will bo possible lo approximate the number of trees that have been added to tbo forest area of the state by the operations of the Arbor day law. Gdflslput tlio .Stato House. The Nebraska Columbian commission will meet at Omaha next Monday. The now up- polntocs will be announced tomorrow to lill the vacancies caused by the resignation of President Strong nnd Secretary Powers. Secretary Koontz of iho Stale Board of Transportation Is on the sick list. The Central West Land company of Omaha was incorporated today by lF. . Williams , F. S. Browtileo and G. W. Poyntou with a capital of $75,000. Corn in Md'hornon County. McPhcrson county Is ono ot the organized counties of Nebraska that is without a inllo of railroad. In spite of this fact the county Is rapidly filling up with a good class of settlors. In view of the fact that ihcro uro no gr&ln markets in tbo county and that everything the farmer ralsos must bo hauled from forty to llftv miles to North Platte to reach a market , the cost of raising corn under thcso circumstances is an important matter. Commissioner Andres addressed n numborof Inquiries to farmers of that county nud ho has received replies from every ono applied to for information. The estimates ranpo all the way from $2.70 lo f 10.80. The lowest figures are for corn raised upon homestead lands. The average of all the estimates re ceived from the ontlro county Is $5,85. ' . DoWitt's Sarcaparilla destroy sucn pol- cons us scrofula , skin disease , ecioma , rheu matism. Its timely use saves many lives. Wrutorn 1'imsioiM. WASHINGTON , D. C. , April 15. fSpeclal Telegram to TUB Bui ! . ] The following list of pensions granted Is reported by TUB Buit and Examiner Bureau of Claims : Nebraska : Original Thomas W. Sexton , Barney Barlow , Charles K. Lor , J. H. Mas ters. Additional Gustavus K. Young , Peter Huhrahii , Robert Stocdlll , John Fulgro.u , John Lawlor , Kdword F. Bowman. In crease Abram Gubor , James U , 11 , Hobbs. Original widows Nunoy Tucker , Iowa : Original Henry B. Hermann , John B , Galurcaih , Thomas T. Hull , Samuel Beverldge , Ira G , Pool , John Kdwards. Ad ditional -Pblccmon Hartor , John Lee , Lewis B. Cunlield. Incrousa Benjamin F. Logs- dan , Andrew O. Freshour , Anthony Lawlors , Hobert Wilson , Uobert Mooro. Ueissua Alonzo II. Danforth. Original widows HosettuA. Brown. Mexican widow Martha Ann Holm. South Dakota : Original Peter K. Granol , Jeremiah Flick , William Thompson , Perry Davis , Increuso Charles S. Fnssott , Joseph K. Hurkuoss , Lowls F. MIcUcls , John E. Weeks. Dowitt's Sarsaparnia cleanses tbo blood , IliilliUni ; Iurimti , The following permits were issued by tbo superintendent of buildings yesterday ; James II. I'alnuiuUt , two-story fruiuo ilwolllni ; , Twunty-olKhth utiuet und 1'oppluton f.veniio { 4COO Nluholuu Flury. two-story brick store. Twenty-elubtli und PlncUnuy streets , . 8,000 Seven iiiluor permits J.U25 Total ( iaU21 OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET < < t Under the Infinenco of Light Receipts Gnttlo Tnulo Was Lively. PRICES SCORED A'SUBSTANTIAL ADVANCE There Win VIrttinlly No Dcnmnil for l Henry Ciittl < , it * Hie Slliritlun In the Knst U Too Umi'ltlril to Kucoiirugo lltulncsi. OMAHA , April I.V Hccclpts for the past flvo days foot up 8.2J4 cattle. 14,405 hogs and 2,78.1 sheep , uRalnsttv'Orcitttlo. 17 > , : iB ! hogs nnd 4,515sheep the same five days ot lust week. Under the Influence ot continued light re ceipts and contlniiu.l fiivor.iblo reports from all eastern mnrkcM the cattle trade was more lively , anil an mlvanciiof about lUc scored on nil dfslrahlo crudes of beef steers. There wns virtually nodiimand for bU heavy eatllo r.s the situation Iu the cast , while decidedly bet ter. Is still too unaottlod to permit 8(10011- ( Inllvn and export shippers to fount on any prollts. rortiinatcly there wuro very few of the MtOO-lh. nnd over cuttle hero. Dressed beef men bought freely oftfoo.l I.U3J to l,2uo- Ib. steers at from Ht5tt : > $ 'UiO , while u few of the bettor medium vvclcht loads sold atUS'ito Jill'o. lluslno's was only modurutoly brltlc , but there has bcun an advance 1 the past two dnvs of li'o to3.ii . The siiiiiily of butchers and canners stock wns very light und with n. good demund trutl- Iny was active tit prices stronz to llo hiiltnr than Tbursday. Bales were from SI.75 to.l.l. > , the bulk solllna at from 42.15 to ntJ. ) Hulls , iixun und stairs were llrm : nominally tiiotu- | blo ut $1.75 to J3.25 ; calves ut from Ji.V ) lo J5.00. The HtouVur nml feeder trade was full of lifo and snap , although tlio volume of liuslneHS was coiiipar.ttlvolr lUht. Hoth yard spoeu- lutors and outsiders boiujht freely ut prlin-H from IDc to 20c hotter than Wcdnesilay nnd Thursday , and sales WITO mo < tly above the 1.0 , ) mark from J3.10 to M.23. Hoprcsoutatlvo sulca : STHE'IS. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r. I8..iow : ! 40 ss..ura $3.w 4..U25 ? 45 U..I244 SJ..123I II 55 U..U'T5 it 45 ' 3 CO 411..I > 0 : t 45 ib'ini ! : 3 ( ft 21. .1141 3 &o 305 COWS. 1..1I10 VIi 15..11M 2fi- 10..1107 2 ; n Jk ( ) 8. . Ml SK ; .mis 2 75 13. . U.M 2 a.1 . 1150 275 8. . U74 8 41) ) . 1240 2 75 1..1CSO S 50 . s.v : 280 1..I070 U 5'J ' 200 18. . Kl ! S f)5 ! H5'2 21)0 ) 8. . 017 a KS .1270 310 1. . WJ 2 05 IIUIKCIIS. SI. . KX 2 73 23. . 612 315 HULLS. 1..1040 240 1..11MO 243 STOCKKnS AND FEEDERS. 15. . M9 3 15 13. 820 323 1. . 72J 3 15 3 . DJI : 325 45. . 761 3 20 t ) . . 7MI 3 25 7. . 1M7 3 20 0. . 724 325 1..1I43 325 lions Only 20 ours were received , n falllnc oft so fur this wool : , compared with last , of nbout 1,100 hciid. Thcro were more heavy and mixed ho.'s than usual lunoni ; the olfotliiKS , hut tlicgonoral quality mas very fair. The marlcut opened active unrf lOc higher. There wus a coed local and very fair shipping demand. This fact , tosethor with strong nd- vlces from Chlcaco nnJ the meiicer supply , inado the tnurlitit ns lively as could ho asked. Tlio r.'tiiKo wns comparatively narrow and weight cut very llttlo flKuro In prices. Sales were from 54.4(1 ( to JI.O ) . the litnk selling at from $1.50 to 11.55 , against ? 4 40 to JI.45 Thurs day ! the pterieral avoniKu of prices paid being * .Kai , airnlnst WUi : Thursday and } 4.30 lust Friday. Hoprcsontatlvo sales : BOUTS. 21 ? 205 4 CO SiiKEi1 Of iho entire nine loadof sheep and lambs received not ono was offered on the murUot nor could local houses offer prices hlph enough to Induce owners to sell. They all went on throiiL-h to Chicago , und the chances are they will bring very llttlo more there than was offered hero. Desirable mut tons are In very stion * demand and prices are quotably llrm. I'ulr to gooil natives , i4.50ffi 0.00 ; fair to tcoo.l westerns , } ) . "iOii.W ! : common nnd stock sheep. JJ.Ooai.25 ; gooU choice forty . . ' . . ' . to ninety-pound biuhs , JI..OU0.5'J. llocclpts und Deposition ul'Stock. Receipts at the Union Stock yards. South Omaha , Neb. , for the twenty-four hours endIng - Ing ut 5 o'clock p. m. , April 15 , Is'Ji IlKCEII'Tfl. wsi'osmo.v. 1. 1 vi ) .Stock .Market. CHICAGO. III. . April 15. [ Special Tolosram to Tim 1IEK.1 There was a surprisingly llKht run of cattle In today. The market assumed a tinner aspect. Holders as I ; yd nini'li hither prices , but buyers were willing to pay only a Hinull advance. Tlio noon hour , however. s. w the yards practically empty , the oll'unnss having been taken at an average advance on Wednesday's urlco4 of from lOe to 20o pur 10J Ibs. The ransoof quotations was from $1.25 to ? 3."i ) for Inferior to extra eows , heifers und mills , i..OO to JJO ) for btookors and feed era. KUU to $1,85 for shipping stocis ami * 1.75 toKLbO for today's cattle , There was nn advance of from lOo to 150 In lioxa. The best heavy ant * rne- ( Iliini sorts soaring to from 5I.U5 to J5.W , und from $4.H5 to JI.W bcliu Inrxoly paid forvholeo uBsorted ll ht wolvhtx. Thesupply only about equalled the requirements of eastern buyers und ulthoUKh local packers wanted compara tively few hogs they wanted that few had. Competition was spdltoJ und gales wcruqnloK ut from J4.5H to 4.U > fo poor to choice mid ut from JI.CO to t'.uU for heavy and me dium wolirhtB. Only onu or two Hales were effected at the outside llsuro. but tluiruwcio a number of sales at from $ I.U > to J4.)7i ! ! and the hulk of the BtlllV sold above JI.7J. Culls wort * quoted ut from J..UU to JI.L'3. There WIIB u BMon-er market for sheep and lambs. The demand was Hood and with only 5.0UU head on Htitu iirlcud were advanced from lOo to l.'ic. Miles of common to choice sheep wore at f torn $ . ) . Mrto $ ov.5 , and the extreme nuiRd of iiuot.itlot'a was from ft.50 ; to fu.&o. Kecelpts were : Cattle , 2,50J , ; lies , D.oou ; sheej ) . f > .OuO. ' J' Tlio KvonlnRJodrnal reports ! OATTI.E Ho- colnts V.rHJO ; tihliitncnth , 1.UOO ; market stion to higher ; prlmo to fui.ey Htcorx , Jl.tV5i4.55j others , J.'l OM-l'w. cows. tl.lwttll.'O. llDOS Kcceiptfi.1 UVOj ; shipments , K.CDO : marUet hlu'liur ; cunimon , t t.Mtl.OI ; ml.veil and uaokcrt , (4.7 Cfil.&i ; prlmu huuvv und butchers' HllEKl' lleoulpts. & .WIJ ; blilpmunts , 2.500 ; market nctlvaull strong : Tuxuns. ( V..lQ.l.J'j ; wetlier.4 and youllltiKS. W.U04i.a8j ; wcsturna , $5.'JwCj U.t.5 ; 1 u m U4.I f 3 , lu U. W , Now Yurie I.tvo .Stock Murliet. Nuw VOIIK , April . CATTI.B Itccclpts , 2,410 liDiid , iMulililliiK- ' ! oars forsalo ; mnrkut IvU per UK ) Ibs. lildhor ; nutlvu htuers. W.'tt&l.w huliH und cowti , J.i.4i : : ' .bO ; drubacd bouf stoutly at Ufata pur Ib. tli.iimuntH tomorrow , 2U5 | beuvi'S and 7,1.'I quarters of beuf. UAI.VKS HuculutKUlShoad ; market easier ; voiiU , t iO.OU.to. 3,210 hoadj thuop , ilrmj j hpumatisrn. ! Mr. LAVHKSCK. . of Asliland , Ncli. , Fays Hint Swift's Specific cured lilm of suvcro lUietinintlfcm of which ho liail sufTcrcil for over six months , with vain CilTorU to get rc'Hcf. IIu rccom- incuils It lo nil hiifTcrcrs from Hhciitnii- Send for our hoolt on the Blood nnd Skin , mailed f rco. SWIFT 8PECIFIO CO. , ATLANTA , Q4. . tc per Hi. : unslinrn. M.P41T.CO ( nor 100 lb . | unshorn litmhs. K.'l" ' ' .1 < .t5i ellpppd , * ( I.T.'iO 7i7 : ; nrcHscd muttotis llrm nt tlV.OlUI2r > Oi dressed lambs stcmly at I Till He. 2,040 head ) market flrra nt _ K n inns Oily l.lvo Stock Mnrkr < t. KASHAS CITV. Mo. , . ' April l.V-l'ATTi.r.-Rc- cnlpts , 2,1(1 ( ; : hlpmpnt.i , 4UO | siren wrrn In do- innnnnnd IMlHa hlRlior , solllnn ixt tn.SoO4.OJi rows , firm at d.50 < ai.2o ; ! fcodeis , lOe higher , fl.'J. (3-UO. ( lloiM Hccotpti , P.010 ; ililpmcnt < . n.OOJs the inarkot wanticllvc , r > U1oo hlxhcr ; all Rrndes. I,2.V ( .OJ ! bulk. t4.4ViSI.5\ rillRKi'-lleco tils. l.iX : > ; shipments. 1.2JO ; the marliot was fairly active und weak , Onmlm t'rodiiro MarUet. llinr.s No. 1 croon Raited hide * . 4 > { Qc ( ' : No. S uroun sattoU hides , : i't-'l'ic ' ; No. 1 croon lilik-s , 23 to 40 Ibs. , IlftaHo ; No. 2crecn hides , J3 to 4) lu . . 20,2'Je ' ; No. 1 voul calf , H to n In * . , tc ; No. 2 venl ciilf. ttto 13 Ibi. . 4c ; No. I dry Mint hide * , 7 Sc ! No. 8 dry flint hide * , SSC.ui Nolilry baited hides. MMc. Tailow , No. 1 , 'I'iffUi ; ; tallow. No. 2. : i'ic ; Rroaso , white A , 4o ; RI-PII-.O , wlntn It , 3'4i ; c ; pronso , yellow , Ilos Rreaso. dark , 2'ie ' ; old butter , .Mw'.ic ; bees- nnx , prime 10o ; rough tallow. IH'iJ'.V. ! iitiiTS-rullfornla Ulvursldo oranccs. $ l.7.Vtl 3.00 ; Uaslilii'jtoii nnvols. $ l.004.23 ; cholco ap ples. MOO ; choice lemon K. Jl.lH'j f n no v lemons. | l.2.VfJI.5'J ; banana.1 ! , crated. ? J.DOi52.R1 ; oran- bnrrlos , HhlpptiiK "took , bushel Imxos. SJ.SJi strawherrlos , 40oqt , ; 1'lorlila tomatoes. * X30 ® 7.0) per erato of six baskpts . VKiiUTAtit.FS Kuney Mtiseatltio sweet pota toes. $ , ' . .V ) 2.75 ; seed sweet 'potatoes , { 2.U34W.25 ; California cabbaco. 2'Je ' per Ib. In crates ; homo K row n lotlur-c. 40a per doonions. . lOc © Jl.iO nnr Im.i Nobru.ska band picked bonus 1.7.\ai.irt | medium. ti.Mttl.fiO ; Uall- fornla coiery , ll.UO ; Colorado and weMi'ru i potatous. a5o ; niitlvo potatoes , si © i or dor. KiKlM-Ocncral market , 12'c. ' ltttTTr.lt--lliird work tojjot over llc ( for the best , with packing stock at K ) < 3r.V. POUI.THV lres ) ed chlukon . ® % > ! tur keys , scarce , 14at5c ; live fowls , Jl.il4i50' ! , Wool PiittAiiBM > ! iM , r.i. , April 15.-Morn Inquiry for line and medium wools ; course woo s con tinue scan-n nnd llrm ; Uhlo. jViintylvaiilii and West Vlrulnlii X.\X and above , ; \liioci ! : Ni'W i ork , Indiana and western line or X and NX. i.5'i(327c ' ' ( ; mi'dliim , : cti ( j4o ; i < oirFO : , : ci'/ , ( .ile ! line washed X anil XX. 2KTJ3lc ! ; tub washed cholco , ; iHM7o ( ; fair , aVH"Oe ! ; coarse. IIWlp ; modlum unwashed uombliiK and de nine , 2 57 > 27c : coarse unwiiBhcil comlilnz nnd ilolulm' . 2027c ; Montana line , lLa2-'c. ( ' 'loriltorlul tine. 14Q10c. SIXTlTMliN ! ! ! Control Hint Inlinltiililu Child of SPECIFIC OXYGEN POSITIVELY CURES jS Catarrh , Bronchitis , Asthma , Consump tion , Deafness , HeadaCllC tick or nervous Dyspepsia , Nervous 15 ' Prostration. VflciC. . Ono tlioua.iml ilollnrs Is maklni ; It n household aril. NERVOUS , WEAK LADIES ! Your system iloo'ii't need a conr.'C of driijitlni. Imt . lniply n vltnlltlnKii L'tit.Oxyi : < -'ii ! ( life Un > lf. ) Wo furn all It , runcontratcil. nt your liomo ! In- halatloni a jiodltlvo ploasure. Krco trlnl Inliiilntlu' i . Oxygen book anil ailvlco frcul Call or wrlto today. The SPECIFIC OXYdKV CO. , Sulto 610 Slice ! ? Ilullillnt ; , cor. lit1 ! anil Howard btreutH , Omntin , Nebrudhn. A Written Ouarantco to Cure Kvery Case or Money Refunded. Ourcuro Is pcrninnpntnn Inotn patch nj up. C.i < o treated seven years iijfo hnvo never nojn n symptom flnce. lly describing ca o fully \va cm troit you by nuill.finil wo Klvo the snmo strons K'iiiirmtc3 : to ctirj orrcfuntl nil money. Thoia who prufcr to 001113 liorj fortrciitincntcim do sonn 1vo 1 will piy rnllronJ farj ' nys unit liolul bills whlio here , Ifvc full to euro fcclmllMi7U tao worM for ti ct43 : ttiat our Mii' 13 llcraeily will not cure , write for pnrtlculnrj mil cut lie evidence. In ourcc\cn yuurs practice nltM tlio Mnclc Itcmc ly It 1ms boon uioH illP.lcllt to ovcrcomo the prcjuitlcua n nlnst socnllinl spuclll' ? . Hut tin ler our strong fruurantcc thoiisauJs iiro trying Itun t bo * InKCUroJ. WcBiiarantao to c.iro or rotiin 1 every dollnr.nnil nswa have u reinlatloi ; : toproiD : ! , ulso llnnnclnl biidilnsorS-'i OJOIt Is perfectly J.afo tj nit who will try the trcntmunt , Hfrctofora yo-i hnvo putting up nnd paylnz out your money for iliTcivn' : treatments , nmt nlthoiinh yo-.i ara not yet cure I 113 ono 1ms piilil bask your raoiiay. Wo will poiltlvj'y curoyou , 01Jc'.ironl2dcGp suite I caij * enrol ln'1) ) to'Jdiyv InvoUU.llo oar llnanclll fin.lln { , our lepiitutlontisbusliieaj men. Wrlto IH forn.imoj an 1 lulilresBos of those \ve IKITO ctirul W.ia hu.-e plven permlt-s-loii to refer to tlicu. : It costs you only post * apctoito this. If your symptoms uru pore tliro.it , mucotispiitcliesln mouth , rlieiuinitlsrn In bonun nn.l Jolnti , Irtlr fnlllnx out , eruptions on liny pirt of th3 boJy , fooling of Kcnoral ilcproislon , pitlns In heater bonoH. You huvo no thno 13 wa-to. Ttio o who nro coti'itnntly tnklni ; mercury lui 1 poliith , should itlv coiitiniie It. Constant u e of tliesa driui 7lll surcl/ bring fores nnd cnlln. ulcers In lliBen I. Don't full to writo. All corrcnpuuiletico S2iit scalo.l In plntn en velope. Wo luv'to tliomo-4t rlKll invcstluutlo.i untl will do all In our power to aU you lull. Address , COOK REMEDY CO. , - Omtilm. Neb railp" OWLY 8noo fora case of Io T or KAtt.tNfJ MAN HOOD , fiunpr.il or NMIVOIM D IIIMTIweak - nessof i.o.ly oriuliul , the oll'oeUof orroriorov- cessosln o'.d or you 11-4 that wo cannot euro. Wo puar.inteo every cnso or n'fnn I every dollar. Klve days trlnl treatment 81 , full pours : ) & > . I'orcoptlb.o bonallu roillzo.l In three ilavn. Ity mall , Femiruly picltol from obaorvatlon. ( 'UOKltKMROV CO. . UMAIIA. Null MA RIP 1'K.HAI.U HKdUI.ATOlC , Safe nii.l HlnUlU Cortaln to a il'iy or money rofundud. lly until . ' . Hojuroly soilol from ohsurva- tlon , COOK UK.niil' V.'t. , Omalri. .Nou. SOUTH OMAHA. Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMAHA. Best cattle , hoi ; and sheep inatKot In the west COMMISSION HOUSES. GE0. BURKE & FRAZIER LIVE STOCK CO.MMISSION. T11K UvADKUS. Write to this house for cor- root Marlcut Iteporta. Wood Brothers , Oninha I'hleiiBo. - Telephone 1I.S7. John I ) . Wnoil and Wullor 1C. Wood.Mnmip.cr. Market ruport.s by mull und wire cheerfully furnished upon application. THIS James H. Campbell Company , Chlcuco , F.iistHt. Louis , Ivunsiis City , South ( Jmahu , hloux City , I'ort , Worth. A. frill , W. ! ' . Denny. II , K. Tulhnndiro. ChlcnKO. IIriilnlc iimnn. I'nttlo nloi Crill , Denny & Company , Live Block Commission , llr.om 27 I'lelmiii'u Illd'i , ' , Sciiitli Omulin. A. D. Boyer & Company , nSandfiU IvxchaiiKo Iliilldln ; ; , South Omaha. Corroipouilonco nollcltod nml iiromptly niiswurad , Hpeclnl nttuutlontu orders fonttockom , V foudurs , KstublliUc'd , IbSt ) . . . . Incorpuratod , IS'Jl Capital fully paid , fJUUM. W aggcncr Hur.cy Ccn'jany , Wrllo or wire un for prompt und reliable market repot ti. Perry Brothers & Company , Live tnok Commission. lloom SI Kxchanxi ) Hiillillnouth Omaha. Tolcpbonu 1707 , Union Stock Yard National HANK. Tlio onlr bank nt the ynnl . Cniltal | and mr- ) iii8. | t'UUWO. CulluctloninruKlni : out ut Ihu llvo ttuck liiilni. j ulioulit bo ft'itt direct tu Dili bank. blilppfn can ilvpuiltforcrvdltot Ibelr liguiv tank ttl.creterlucaicU. OMAHA POfo c HAGS AND TWINKS nlORSE-COESHOEOJ. 11JI Mow.uJ Strait. Vnolorr corner lltli nn.t Djiulni atraiti. \Vo araniaklnu clotoprlce * t c ih b lyori , nit are cHu of Kooli willed I ) vurr sila- moroif\iti. ! : KIRXtNDALL , JONES k. AMERICAN HAND SEW CO. , ED SHOE CD. \Vhole.taln .Mfrs. Agonta Hoots , uliae IIOBtnn llulilicr HlioeCo , Ii'R k-ooils. \vt \ a llnr- lll , I1UI , lUWllarnej-kt nvj it. 1UIKWEHS. JOS. SCHIITI BREt > INQ CO. Olllce , S. 'Jh nnd I.envcn' w.irlli Sl . . Omntia. lulin Mnrliovcr. Ant. CONPKCTIONIJUY. VOEOELE DINHINQ Mfru rnnifectlnnom ntul Joubers of forclxn niul ( Hilnosllo trulls , 1I1J Ilowntil t. CAHRIAOKS. W.R.DRUMMOND&CO. CurrliiKu tiulli'.i < ra. IIojo nmt pitrol wneons n rpcchiltf , ISlli , upi' Court lloiiso. CARRIAGE TOPS. OMAHA CARRIAGE TOP 0. J. ANOERSON , CO. , Mrfs. Inicsr tops , back * , A.T. Dnrby , Mur. Tops , cushions. He. ! < eml ror cmliloiM , backs , cue. catalog 319 8. lith-st. _ 5U Nntth ISth-st. . . COAL , COKE , | CORNICE. OMAHA GOAL , OOXE & . EAQUCORN CE WORKS LIME CO. , Mfrs. RalTnnliPd Iron Hard and soft coal. S K. cornice , window caps. . melallc nkylUlits , etc. ccr. IClli und Douxlas- . Bt3. 111U , lirjlJodKC-Bt. CLOTHING. ELGTGHXYA COHEN , OILMOREJoRUIIL , Clothing , notion , furnish- Mnnufra. nnd wholi'snlo ln 9. ( ilvu us n trial. clotlilera. IIU'J llamuy nmpl09 prupald l > y ex- pread. 1113 llarnuy. DRY GOODS , H.E. SmiTH&CO. , Dry ; oods , notion ? , fur- Dry poocM.nolldun , Kcnt'n nlshliik' Kouils. Corner luinlphliiK goods. Cur. lllh and llownnl-bts. lllh and lloivurd-st. ELECTRICAL SUI-'i : > LIE3 WOLF ELECTRICAL CO. . Illustrated catalog free- 1UU Capitol ave FURNITURE OMAHA UPHOLGTtR- BEE3E&RUNYAN FURNITURE INQ CO. NITURE CO , , Upholytcroil furnUnro Crnco nnd Tblrtccntb Wholssalo onlj' . streets. GROCERIES. DRUGS , Etc. D. hi. STEELE & CD. , DLAKEDRUC & .C3. , IOI-1M ) : > JOQOS itrcct , 10th and llarccy streets , Uuiatm. Ouiuha. GRAIN. S.AMC WHQRTER , SISIld of Triiilo Broker In vraln. ole. I'rlvu'o wlrotn N. V. , Clilcozo nnd M l-oiil ; " . HATS , ETC. DATE CITY HAT CO W. A. L. QIB30N&CO. , Iliitn , cups , strnw iiooili , Ilnl.s , caps , ptrawj-oodi , Clurci , iulttcnn.O nor . KlOVPH , llllttt'119. Kill d'lo'jrntpil ( iiiti ) I l 7 . and llarnuy. Lut. lltli and Harno/ . HARD WARM" RtCTOR ft , WILHtlMY LOBEOX&LINN , CO. , ' ImnttiRra and i' tool. 1OI Uouilm Street. LUMUKR CHAS.R. LEE , JOHN A. WAXEFIU3 llnriltrnoit lumber , wool cnri > t nn I turquot Importol.AmoHotn l\ir t. flooring , Itn1 o-n ) t , Mllwi ; liTilraulla cement PthnnJ loujl . tjulncj whlta llmj. LIQUORS. ILER&C3. , FRIOX l.lquor morolmnli. 1113 ll , Tir-n Mfr Kin 110,1 r u.nt iu.Ui nit Whnltialo Ilijuor Jcalcn tori. luoi KarnaiU'tt. MILLINERY 0. ASTOKEHIll , J.OBERFELDER&OO. , Itnpnrters ntut Jobtiorsof Millinery , notlons.clonk * millinery. nutlon < .Mall etc. 111)-II3S. ) taint orders prompt. ' lllli it. MUSICA1 * . A. HOSPt , J3. , THE MEINUEROCO , , I'lnnos orKHtis. nrtlstt IO. > N. Iftli st I'lnno * . malrrlnli , cto. lili niustc nilil nii'tcnl In- Doiiglne at. attuinuiila of all kind ! OILS. CONSOLIDATED TANK SNO.VDIUPOIL LINE CO. , No bat odor , no clilmuoy. , no charring llHlncd niii , lulirlcatlnu of wlcki , Aai your gro * ell , axlu tirunio. eto. our fur It , OYSTERS. OVjiRALLS. SIJIRTS. ETC. KINQ.tsiMEAD , Mfrfl of " 1C A 8" psnti , Mfrj colcbrnled "Uuot- skin" oreralM , | > nnt . nli'rti. coats , vtu. Etui Unmlm. PRODUCE COMMISSION. Kst.lblUhcil , I87S. BRANCH WHITNEY & CO. I'roitucD , frulti of nil llutlLT , i-itiii nnd | ioultr7 kinds , oyatcn. 317 tL 31'J H. UlU-et. 13tU-.t. KIRSCHQAUN& [ ? JAS. A. CLARK & OU. , SONS. , lluttor , ctiooia , cift , Hatter , ozgt an 1 ponltrr poultry nml Kft'mo. 12JU llownnl'St. ill ; South 13tb Slrgot J. A. RYDER tc CoT n. PEQAU , lliitlcr.i'iisclico'.cpoul- runmt iijn mt. rchnn\ tr.T.Mai \ \ 311,1 Kama. I'loduoe. liuttnr. OUR ' r.'L'i Itiiwiirtl itreut. ctiuo.o nud poull Hufcr to Com'l Nntllank 12th aud llonnrd at. MULUN&MC CLAIM Kprclnltlm , hiillor , fees , rlit'em. . ponlirr. ctc.Xo IIJS. lllh. Ituf. IslNntl SCHROEDEFl CO. lluttor , O'K'I , Tnsh liioers liulter and fruits poallry , ifaiis. ? iU ; liiinilk-s nil othiT Afetits for My.-r' produca on couimlilon. Itoyal hor9c unit oattlt ) 13,1 . nth St. tp'.aa. KJi f. lltli sU' ' OREELEY & CO J. D. HU3EA.C3. Iliillor , eu-m. poultry , Our ocljltldi ; IhtUir , K'line. lil.lci and fruit , aim n'i.1 iijiillrjr , 1J1J 1J')7 ) Howard Btrcat. liorrard atroat. W. E. RIDDEll RIDDELL& & CO. , Wliolsnlo butter & CRZI fiuttor , client1) , Ilurn nnd tells for TCKCtalile , Irults.poul * trnnd game. cnsli. 413 S. llth-st. PAPKR. CARPENTER. PAPER CO KINO PAPER CO. Carry n full stock of Wrapping pnprr nllklnrtl printing , wrapping and of lirlnu * i'to. 11M llimnid MreuU Tutfr wiHint ; paper , curd pa per etc. phuiio , 17JJ , STOVE REPAIRS. OMAHA STOVE RZPAI3 WORKS , Steve rnpalifi and vratflr nltiiolimonts fur nnf kind of Ktovo mod * . 1JJ7 Doiu'liis. SASII. TOYS. M. A. DISCROWN CO. H. HARDY * ( Toys , dolK a I b u mi t Mnnurncturor * of sash fnncy KOOils. house fur d ii o 11 , li 11 nd and n' ' lilnn HOodi. chil mouldlnxs. llrnncli of- dren's enrrlnitoi , L11I IIif , 12lh andlzardbts. rarimni Struct. Continental Bl'k , 15th ancl Douglas. Furniture , Carpets and Draperies , IN usn. ALWAYS CONVENIENT AND HANDSOME. CI.OPKD. Gunn Combination Bed , 13 different styles. Be sure and see this bed before purchasing. We are the Exclusive Agents Send for Spring Catalogue 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , , rumo i a. umuo uw. < > * UMV > - * " - ' 'I . eurelrpsckoa. no i-mris iclntllc lo contunn orsendor. Ono lnlor < lew pr larru'l. . Comu . ' l . . free. Corr pun4 n i liilctlnrl to. Hook ( U/iMrlu ot Ut < ieuUm * . OfUoo houri V m. lu'J . ui.io 11 iu , bouil ( Uup for reply. < T " * v OrJiHiml nu Only ( Jrnlilnr. > * > > , rt. l..j. rvlUUf. KOIC > , k I V'M. I'rujil.l for nUkKlm Knyltik Ma k'V P&nonjBrgnJ Iu llrd ml 'Vi/J lu.ulilc ? \j3t ; > o tf ; ikl l wlUl blue rltU > b. 'J'uLu utbvr. tt dmwovt utifuu * . . fur twileului , t.illiu llrllcf fur r.mllu , " lo li'l" . I * rrlura Uttll. IO HOO T.tln eel U. ' i-tlUil * . , f * . . ( fii Btoiuw li , llrrr utid liwwiln , uurl- j . . . . . . . . ii ii * * " * .r , . * ft " .w. " * v i , meuUI drprvrJuu , julnful , nlrablw , ullow riuuj'lr ' * Impure tloiwl , or a fidluro by liio ktouwli , llnTor in- * ilurv u > | > rform iLtlr pr i T f inn lloin. ItXHiU * DM nflrr
