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0 TIIH OMAHA DAILY HKKs THl'KSDAY , MARCH 23 , ! rt 3.
COMMERCIAL AND
Ontaido Btnlnew Was Light and Even
Chicago Traders Wore Idlo.
BULL CLIQUE IN WHEAT OVERLOADED
Cerrnl Trn.lnr * AUrmcil itt the MUwtlim-
Uencrnl Until * lUportril In tli Wlimt
Iti-lt with Slllil Wont her
Htuitkn and IJonil i
Cnir.ino , 111. , March 22.-Tin-re was u Brent
nontiiK-llonof trinliMn whi-ut mi account or
thu fear tlmt tin ) loud of tlio bull cllciuo If > >
cowlntf iiiiuiimlly liuavy ntn unniiimwabU' .
ililslncsi today was llRhl from thu outside
ami TUil heavy oven iimiitW lh" local triidorx.
Tlio prlcova 'ic lower at the htuft , but u-
covuriMl Ui'of ihei-arly I"1Horn wilt n -
iiunt and mii'lmrwd. 1'iovlslous were lively
nndlricKiilar , ttllh victory tiorchlnir on the
khnntilcrs of tinbenrs In thu end.
The reports ooniln ; ? to hand ronoetnlns inu
varied hut , KI-II-
winter wheat wenmmiewhat ,
fially hpi'aklnjf , tlnmiitfp was tiekiinvvluilKOtl
ftotn ninny points , r.uropu , where evurythl B
tip to date wii.s roleur ilu ro .cr n-parillm ?
win-lit pruspcrlfi , inverted tin ) ph-luiu today ,
mid noted a fnlliiiu of a portion of the Altft-r-
lan crop and Injury to that of Knain and
HiliiBiiry.
General rains were reported In the wheat
bell , with mild weather and a Krowlim pniha-
blllty that thu serious drouth In KHIHIIH
would 1) < V in-oUun and crop proipecU inalerl-
" ( fed'dt" ' . Mills , Parker and llnyileii. suppn ed
1o Iwaellnx In the hilciest of tliei'lliiiie.etimo
Into the pit and took May fieely for u tlmu ,
can-dni ! Mime tem-elon which , however , was
only tVmporary. I.Inn was a Bi-nernus seller
of May and bought , puts last nl ht of I'aril-
rldBO on l,0iu,0iij ( ( ini. ntTO'ie. I IH-MI freu
and extensive operations on the ii.irt of this
usually const rvatlve operator led to a rumor
11ml he WHS hrlpllijr the elliiie | to unload Its
lilB line of May. There was a rumor that
Mime No. U Ied winter wheat was hi'llU
shipped from Detroit to Chleajsn by rail , but It
ei.uld not hi ) traced to any reliable source.
Tlinopcnltii ! was about from ' < to 5e lower
for May and 'ic ' , lower for July I ban the clo-lni ;
HKUIPH of yi'steiday , ruled a lilllo stronger ,
nlid the maiket lluetimtid within ? , closing
' 'The' piobnlile eollap-e of the Kansas dry
( .pell was partly ollSet by reports of floods In
( 'nllfornla and dispatches from Missouri points
miylnjs Hie eioponllook WIIH worse ( ban sluco
3bH& , lliadstreet'.s available stocks sli'.nvod '
lu. H than one-fourth the decrease looked for.
Corn operators were disposed to Interpret
the rain us ineaiilin ; .smaller lecclpN owing to
Imd country roads , wllb possibly poor Kriidlns.
hence hniiglit little corn. The purchasing by
those friendly to hlBher prices caused about
J e advance , but this support was soon with
drawn and the market sagged to about old
Theio wasa light trailo In oats , mostly In
the way of changing from the nrar to the dis
tant. A weaker fuelliiB prevailed and the
close was at a net decline of from ' c to ( fc.
Hog products opened weak and loner on In-
ciuiiM'd receipts of live hogs and the execu
tion of a Imtcli of sellliiK orders by commission
houses. The shorts bou > 'bt quite freely and
tiu soon as thu offerings were taken the mar
ket advanced to top pi Ices , but the volume of
trmlliiK was light anil the undertone weak.
The raldliiB by Wright and llaKlwIn wawof
short duration , the market iliopplng below
the bottom pilee-Tfor the day and closing
weak. The iiecllno from last nlht ; ; varied
from lie to 30c.
INllmatcd recelptu for tomorrow : \\heat ,
140 rain ; corn , 1-10 cars ; oats , 1-17 cars ; hogs ,
lO.OUUhead.
The luitdliiit futures ranged as follows :
1.0 VV. CI.USK.
7.1
7SM
rni itH
41Cl
VI' ' < Cl ! <
43f
30 ! f
17 80 IR or > 77 ! ,
17 85 i ? BJ
IS 00 13 0.1 85
II Ii It 2J U7
II 23 I 17i !
10 ir > 1020 If ,
t ) ill 11 8i 75 80
Cash quotntlons were ah follows :
f'l.oini-Kasy , hut. not iiuotahlv chnngL-d ;
wliiti'riiiilt'iitHl.1iv&4.2tti \ winter straights ,
t3.3Va.t.3r ( : > : spring patents , } 3H5fc4 10 ;
t , J2.00S3.10 ; biiKers1 , J2.10T.2.3r. ! ( .
WHEATNo. . 2 sprint : , 72V721/ie : No. a
fprliiK , northern , 70/71c ! ; Mo. 2 reil , 721(3 ! (
73MC.
COIIN No , 2 , 41fie : . No. 3 cash , 38"e ; No. 2
yellow , 4 ! ' < ; ; No. 3 yellow. 30c.
OATS-NO. 2 , 30W31cj No. a white , f. o. Ii. ,
BUdcSTlfr ; No. 3 white , 33S < 34c.
UYKNo. . 2 , 5c. ( )
UAUI.KY No. 2. 02c ; No. 3 , f. o. b. 303G4c ;
No. 4. f. o. ! > . , 30 © Hie.
l'i.xyir.iNo. : . l.n.UMtl.10',4.
TlMOTHYiJKKl ) Prime , j 4. 38 j 4.40.
FOIIK Mesa , jior lib ) . , * 17.57'iO17.00. I.anl ,
per 100 Ibs. , Jll.GWrnlUmj ; hhort rlbsslilo *
( loose ) , * 10.l5 10.mi ; dry salted Miouliler.-
( boxed ) , $0.500.024 ! ; shortcleiir Mdo.s ( boxed ) ,
Jl.50ai.55. ( ) ( )
WHISKY Distillers' finished Koods , par gal. ,
f 1.17.
KIHIAHS Undiunued ; cut linf ,
granulated , 5 > fce ; standard "A , " 5c.
The following \veru the receipts and ship-
iiienlK for today :
On the Produce uxclianzu today the butter
market was llrm ; cruamury , 20jC20n :
dairy , 2K3i2Gc. I.'ges , In fair ilumand ; stilctlj
fresh , ICc. _
Onr.ilui ( ir.il-i.
Thu following prices are based upon dollverj
nt Mississippi river points :
\VllB.\T-Ao.2 spring , 70i ! bid ; No. 8 spring
COe. bid ; No. 2 hard. Ole bid.
HvB-No. 2 , 52c bid.
OATS -No. 2 while , 33ic ! bid ; No. 3 while
n2ic bid.
Cons No. 2. cash and April , 38c bid ; No. :
or better , cash and April , ilvVic bid ,
Among the sales were thu following : Tlv
curs No. 3 or butter corn , Toledo terms , promp
bhlpment , 371'iC.
r.oAiti ) mmrs. :
I ) . S. Harrlgerof this city has formed a com
puny to lease and 'iiperato the Council Illull
elctutor , _ _ _ _ _ _
New Vork Market * .
Pip.w VOUK , Marcli 2J. Fi.otm Itecelpt'
10,000 pkgs.j exports , 0,000 hills. , 42,500 pkgs.
Bales , 8,71)0 ) pkgs.j market , dull but lower.
COUS MlIAl < Qulut , steady ; yellow , $2.05 < i
2.75 ; sales , 200 libls.
llAiuiv : - Dull , llrm ; western , GOSHOe.
ItAlti.UY MALT Quiet , steady : western , G5 < i
86c.
WttKAT'-IiecolDls , 20,000 bu. ; export !
SO.OOO bu. ; sales , 3.550,000 bu. futures , 00 ,
000 bu. sj-ot. .Mpot market strong , held hlghi'
on rod winter , easier on spring , moderatel
active for exports ; No. 2 red , In store an
eloviitcr , 744e ; alloat 75ef. ; o. b. , 75'4 ' < 370c ;
No. 1 liorlliern , Bl'.e : No. 1 hard , 85 > 4i.M5V ( | (
No. 2 northern , 8Oic. Options were dill
opening steady and declining 'ic with Hi
west and o\pected Incieasu in llradstreel'1
iidvanced * | e on covering , ivaeted iiifi'Ve ' o
easier Into cables and local reaming , closln
dull und steady at 'a 'aC below yesterdav
No. 2 rod , May. 75'i/fll 3-10c. closln t a
7lc ( ; Juno , 7JO-10.i ( ( 77c , closing at 70'4i't Jnl' '
77 4 < ( " 77Taicloslmi at 77'ic : Auuiist , 77J4i
77c , closlmiiit 77e ; September , 7H"it78a (
closing nt 78ic.
COHN Uecelpts , 31,400 nil ; ex'porls , 20,01
Im. ibiih-H. 250.OOO iu. ) futures , 30,000 nu.spo
r > pols dull , easier , closliri steady ; No. 2,52'
In elevator , 5tC : ulloat ; ungraded mlxei
o2M54 8e ; steamer mixed , filSc ; No. 3 , 50' :
Options wet e dull and V > ( e lower \ > > llh whe :
iiml the west , cloning sf-ady ; M-iy , 50iJ50Hi
elosln ; ; at fjOcj July , fiU't-aotl.'nc ' ; closing :
OO'tC.
OATS ltecelpts , 17,2501m. ; export" , 21,0 ( ) (
1m. ; sales , no.000 bu. futurei , n.l.uoo b
Mot. nets dull , louor. Options dull , weake
March , 38\e ; May , 37i ( ' ' < 37a closing at ! 7 > i
July , 37M ' 374e , closing at 37Ue ; No.
while , 43ff.43'e ( ; No. 2 Chlcngo , 40e ; N
8 , 3Hc ; No. 3 white , H2le ; No , 2 mlxi
western , 30i 4i ) > ic ; wliltu western , 42tt43c.
HAY I'ulr demand , steady ; Hhlimlier. 70
7.'x ; good lo choice , wiiitonc.
lloi-8-Qulet , steiidy ; state , common
choice , Irir-tJl'tc ; I'aelllc coast , 18u.21'c. '
lining Hull , easy.
1'liOVlsiONa Cut meats , quiet , easy : ml
dies , dull , teady. Lard , quiet , lower ; wcstc ;
steam closed nt $12.15 ; sales , ICO tierces
tlJ.15 , Options sales , 25u J tierces ; .Man- '
U.10M'iy. ; tia.lS , closing at $12.15 a Ue
Jiily.tU.ao asked ; September , tll.25 aske
I'ciik. n. ore itcthe , ( inn : old mess , tla.OU
l'i. . " > : new mess. Ha.Wxaia.75.
HfTTEii 1'alr demand , firm ; western ilulr
Ii 'i.J3cj tu'hlern creamery , 23 i2Uc ; Klgl
( IIKEKC I'alr demand , bteady ; part skin
8MIK- .
I'lrm nt the decline , good demand : r
r Mi ln."J71 pksH , wesiurn , Iresh 17c ,
-julel , weak ; city ( (2 for pkg
( ) u/ Quiet , bteady ; crude , 4 ;
yellow , fiS.
market opened firm u
KII'III" ! ilreniilli as tint duy niU.iii < - < < i | . uprnin
price Mic , highest ditc. luwi'sl , i,0c < ' | uu | , , title ,
l' < nnsyl\ lulu nil , vpoi mi \ iimii" , Aptll ii- |
tlntK , nulrH il.inin htils. ut 0' > . ' . Lima nil , sales
nolle. 2'ibid ) ' : total Males , 'I.D III blil .
ROSIN Dull , stendyi Ntralned , common to
good. M.37'i"H.I2'i. '
TlMU'KNII.VKDull. . ( | ulct lit 3Vft3 ! ; > Sc.
KICK -'ulr | demand , llrm ut4ftn ( > ' ,
MUI.AHKKSNew OrleuiiK open ketlr ( > , and
good to choice , fair demunil , llrm , .IDiblls.1.
Si'ilAU-Itaw , llrmer , fair demand ; ( air
rellnlng , 2 15-liV bid ; RentrlfuviiU , ! )0 ) tent ,
37-Hii' ; Kal"s , * 1.5')0 ) tons miHcovado , HO test
nt : le. 'iml a cargo cutitrlfiuiK 00 lest at
3 0-li'n : e. I. f.i rcllm-d , active , tlrin ; off A , 4' ( <
4 0-10c ; mold A , Pi ® . 3 110.ntim ; -
danl A,41 ' ! ) .I 13-lfic : confectioners A 0.1-10c ;
out loaf , 4 1-lilUJV ; cntshi d , 0 iMfi
powdcied \ ! ' ( . ' > 1-1 Hi1 ; granulated ,
4 15.10cubes ; , 4'iSiiri 15-lic. (
Pin -Miiiieriitolyti livesteady ; Ameri
can , H2.7.VJH5.50.
Cori-KU-QuIet , weak ; lake , J11.70.
l.nAti-.stiong : domestle.f 1.1124.
TI.N--Kaslei on leall/lngi straights , f2l
bid ; plate.s , modeiale demand : spelter , firm ;
dome tlc , tt.'M.
Oniiiliii l'riidti'-ii .Market ,
There were no very radical changes In the
maiket , prices as a rule remaining about
steady. I'mtltry Isiiitoled a llltle weaker.
A ri'i.is-Choice stock , M.
HANAN.VS I'er bunch , Including crates and
pacUng , t2.0i ) 142.75.
llKANS - Choice navy , J2.45.
lll'iTHlt--The market Is very poorly supplied
wlthgooJ country roll and even the lower
grades me not as plenty as tiiey might be , I'lio
common packing stork.sells at lO IHc ; fair to
good country roll , I8'ir.20c ; cliolco to fancy roll
In small lots. 20fi22c.
CM.troit.M \ CAiniAiiK
Cl.l.Kll V- Per do4Uc. .
ClIA.MihlllltF.s Per bovi M.25.
Cl'lTMUKIls I'er do/.T2.
Kiils--lealeis ( ) generally were asking about
14c , but still tlnieeic rumors of salus as low
as l.'l'ic for bright stock.
( IAMK The iccelpts of ducks continue largo
und prices are low. Mixed ducks , iH.oofil.25 :
teal , Jl.00i6l.50 : redheads , t2.O'il2.50 ; small
geese. t.5if(4.oO : ( ; Canada geese , ti.OO < iO.JtJ.
( ill.xi'i : riifli I'er bu3.5l (
HAY Thu market Is quiet at } G for best up
land.
Minus No.l grefii , 4c ; No. 2 green , 3c : No.
1 green , salted. 4',3C ; No. 2gicen , salted' , 3'tC :
No. 1 green , salted , 21 to 40 Ibs. , 4'jc ; No. 2
green sailed. 25 to 40 11)4. , Il'ic ' : No. 1 veal ,
calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. . He ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15
Ibs , , Ge : No. 1 drvlilnt , 7'ic : No. 2dry Hint , 54c. !
No. 1 dry salted. Oc.
llo.vr.vChoice to fancy while clover , 182J
lOc ; fair to good. lOTJilHc.
IIMI.NSI'holce : , t3.5o : ram-y , t4.
Nr.w ViuiTAiuis-lettuce : : , 4lc ) ; radishes
and parsley , 4.V per dogieen ; onions. 35c.
ONloXrillotne grown , per bbS4 | ; Spiinlsh ,
per crate , $2.
( JilAMIis-l'Iii'ila : ' ( fancy , per bo$3.50 ;
rilssi-tts , Y3.20 ; Mexican oranges , single boxes ,
j.3.25 ; 5 to 10-box lots , * 3 ; California mountain
oranges J2.50 ; Washington nut els. ft ; New
castle California seedlings , $2.75 ; Med. sweets ,
* 2.7ii ; Ulverslde s.-edlln-js , $2.75.
OYSTKtlh Per can , 10'rf,38e.
Por.VTons-Colorado , * 1 2031.20 ; choice na
tive stock , H.lffOOc.
POUI.TIIY-Tho lecelpts of chickens are
larger and the market Is not nulte so strong as
It wa.s. Dressed poultry of all kinds Is seateu
and with thu weather In thu present condition
It Is better to ship live , especially during the
earlier part of the wuek. A few choice dressed
chickens brought 12c. Choice llvo hens sold
early ot OQIO , but commission men who had
stock later complained that It , wa.s hard to gut.
the last mentioned price. Young roosters , 7 ©
Be ; old loosters , 5JtOc ( ; geese and ducks ,
dressed , Iliai2e.
STIIAWIIKIIUIKS Per quart , 25B.30C.
SWKKT l'orA'i'ois : Per bbl. , } 5.
TANIIKUINES In half boxes , $2.753.00.
\'K\l. ( Jholcu and small fat veals , 75JOc ;
largo and thin , 31iOc.
I'ltonuci : i-oi.NTr.iis.
Those persons who were predicting an ad
vance In nay have thus far proven to bu false
prophets.
Home of the name houses have cautioned
their shippers about sending any more ducks
for the present , but advlso watting for the
maiket to rucov.-r from the. oversupply that
has depressed prices during thu past few days.
Charles V. Knight , editor of iho Minneapolis
Dally Pioducu Bulletin , Is In the city. The
Hullctln , though less than a year old , Is the
best known publication In the country that is
devoted exclusively to the produce business.
Mr. Knight siuaks very highly of the Omaha
produce market and of the inc-n engaged In
the commission business In thu city. Ilu be-
lli'Ves , however , that Omaha should have a pro
duce e.xehiingu. Thu exchange at .Minneapolis
has proven to bu a great success.
The following are reported at Dun's Mer
cantile agency :
Auburn , Neb. , McKcnnoy llros. , groceries
and market , succeeded by. ) . I. . tX : D. K. Mc-
Keiincy.
Carleton , Neb. , N. Long ( Mrs. W. J. ) , general
store , succeeded by Osborn , Ford & Co.
Dlller , Nob. , ( leurgo Kndelnrin , grain , will
move to Hubbell.
Gladstone , Nob. , John Molzahn , lumber , gro
ceries , etc. , gave chattel mortgage for $1,000 ,
puiuhuslpllco of elevator. '
Harvard , Neb. , Clmrles Sherburn , jeweler ,
succeeded by Shurlmru llros.
Illldreth , Neb. , Jacob Troxol , Implements ,
succeeded by Tio\ol , t Hon.
IjUierly. iSeb. . J. F. Uonfro , meat market ,
succeeded by J. Kyle & Hon.
Madison , Nub..I. II. Hinges , general store ,
reported about to remove.
Mead , Neb. , W. H. Collott , drugs and jnwelry ,
sold out to Lovely ft Dodge.
Oblowa , Neb. , Fulton llros. & Whitman , pub
lishers , succeeded by W. U. Fulton.
'
Salem , Nob. , K. D.'lioyle , meat market , suc
ceeded by Htowart ft Ciraham.
Halem , Neb. , I' . W. Huberts , books turd sta
tionery , will dlscontlnu" .
Calliope , la. , Fryu ft Wade , hardware , sold
Churdan , la. , 11. W. Curtis , drugs , gave a
chattel mortgage for i2.UOO ? ,
F.ldon , la. , W. M. Wo 'inley , hotel , burned out.
Mooiehcad , la. , ( i. K. Ivrlckson , general sioru ,
succeeded by Hrickson ft Strand.
St. Charles , la , , J. 11. Sttlllor , furniture , gro
ceries , etc. , .sold out.
Aberdeen , H. D. , Maggie A. Hamilton , livery ,
succeeded by H. Hamilton ft Co.
Alsen , S. D. , Hun-en ft .lacobson , general
store , succeeded by II..I. Haiisen.
I.uud , S. I ) . , ( Jumliliier ft Chamlson , clothing
0 gave bill of sale for $30,000.
Mitchell , ! ' . 1) ) . , Alton ft Foryesi , bargain
stoie , dissolved.
Whltehead , S , I ) . , ily Luubcn , clothing , sold
out.
St. i.ouis Murliuia.
PT. I.dtns , Mo. , Marcli 22. Fi.oun Weak ,
In buyers favor ; no quotable change.
WIIKAT Opened heavy , closing ? jc
lower than yesterday ; No. 2 red , cash , 03ac ! :
May , 05''aC ' asked.
COIIN Did not iiuiro than maintain yester
day's prices : No. 2 mixed , cash , SO c ; May ,
aBW.w.ic ; July. 4 ( > ii < a4i > v.
OATS-FIrm ; No. 2cash , 31''e ; May , 32Jic.
PiiovisioNS Dull , easier , with only a small
lobbing trade. Pork , unchanged ; mess , $18.25 ;
new , J18.50. Lard , unchanged at * ll.h7'/5
Ii ) V salt meats , loose shoulders , tO ; long'
and ribs , JlC.2shortsSl10.45 ( ) ; ; bo.xed,15cmoro
llacon , unchanged : packed shoulders , flo.50
longs and rlns. tll.l2)s'i& ) 11.25. Hams , sugai
, ' '
lU'TTUU Choice , higher ; cieamery sppar-
a tor , 2027c : dairy , 2.15t24c.
HiciiersI'lour : : , 4ooo bbls. ; whc-at , 10,00 (
bu. ; cor-i , 80,0(10 ( bu. ; oats , 23,000 bu. ; rye
none : barley , 8 000 bu.
SIIIPMUNTSFlour. . 4,000 bbls. ; wheat 10,00 (
liu. ; corn , O.oOll Int. ; oats , 8.00J bu. ; rye
2,000 bu. ; b.irluy , 2.000 liu.
Cotton Allir.uit.
Nr.w Oui.KASg , La. , March 22. Future1
steady ; sales , 52.OOO bales ; March , $8.04 bid
April , f8,00' t8.07 : May , JH.70518.77 ; June
? 8. 841(48.85 ( ; July , * 8.0K(8. 03 ; August , * 8.0Jjj
8.03 ; September , * 8.7iy8.72 ; October and No
vember , H. 05168.07 ; December , S8.07.
Sdong ; good middling. 0 l-lic ( ; middling
8 3-10c ; low middling , 8'e ' ; good ordinary
8 8-10c ; net receipts , 2,2(10 bales ; gross ie
culpts , 2,410 bales ; exports coastwise , 2,771
bales ; sales , 0,350 bales ; stock , 203,087 bale-
Ktinaas C'lty .Murkats.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , M.irch 22. WIIIAT- :
Dull ; No. 2 hard. 02ii03c.
COIIN In demand at unchanged prices ; Nu
2ml.xod , 3r43'ic. : ;
OATS- Firm ; No. 2 ml.xed , 2o'iffl20c. '
ItirrrKit Steady.
Steady at 13e.
lticiiITS : Wheat , 34,000 uu. ; corn , 14,001
bu. ; oats , none.
70 Siili-MHsw Whoiit , 25,000bu. ; corn , 17,0i )
t. bu. ; oals , 1,000 bu. *
tCd. N'mv Voric Dry iliili Alirkot ,
C. NKW VOUK , March -Demand was quh
lit for dry goods lit thu hands of ugenls , ilioug
c , there werosomo heavy transacllom of In ;
at portance In slap io ! and dress goods and Hal :
nels. Forcurrcn wants buyers aru evldentl
30U. leaning on stocks and goods to urrlv
U. on previous orders. Piints were In moderat
ir ; demand , with stocks light. Dresscottons wei
c : In fair icquest , us weiu also lacu curtain :
Tliu market was ilrm.
io.
IH ! Mllwankfii
MII.WAUKKI : , Wls. , March 22. WIIEAT-
nasy : July , oo c ; No. 2 spring , 03o.
I'OltN-No. 3UIJJ. .
to OATS-Qutot ; No. 2 white , 3Gc ; No. 3 , 33ii !
40c.
KYK-54'Jo.
llIII IlAUI.KY 03C.
III PIIOVISIONSFirmer ; pork. May , tlfi.
'h. at . I'luiviamxa Quint ; pork. .May , J17.75.
l.lvt-rpool .M
" ' l.iVKin-ooi. , Slairh ± 2. WIIKAT Qulo
demand moderate ; lioldor.s offer freely ; No.
California , 6s injilti-Os 'id per cental ; No.
i- i-eii , winter ,
, L'ou.N fU'adyi doiiiand modi-ratei nilxi
vu-Mi'rn , 4hti > 4it pur cenlal for new.
1 Ti-Hi-K.NTiNKririiUTS porowl.
o-
C'nltru .Market.
NEVV YOIIK , March l3. ! Options opened barol
steady , unchiiiiKt-d to 15 points down ! elosi
5C Inaclivo , unchangi-il to Id points dowi
5Cml fciiles , ll.OOObags , iiioluillng : March , * 17.05
ml IV.lUj April , flO.USQlU.7l > ; iluy , HO.60
\
HI" ' " ' .linn tli1 , flj ; , luly , | ' . : ' ; plemtx'r
Till i.'mlt , . ; iu : ( d-totier , Mn.JO-iMr. ! in fpot
III" , dull , sfady : No , 7 , tl7.r.'J'tnl7.N7't. ' '
Itnllltn ire llniln .Unrkct.
llU.rtMoiiM , Md. , Mnroh 02. - WIIIIAT
Oil 1 1 ami easy : No. a red spot and Mai-ell ,
-Dull ami easy t mixed upot , ami March ,
47'ti '
-rlrin and steady ; No. 3 while western ,
41
.MlnniMpolTiiVlifit M rknt.
MtMXKMMii.tn , Minn. , Mnrch 22. Not. much
dolnvc In futures to.lay I'nlr demand for cash
wheat. No. 1 norlhein , or > ci No , 2 northern ,
Il3e. Itecelptu , loil ears , Close ; March , 03i'i
.May , Ol = , ei July , Oli'.c. On tracks No. 1 hard ,
Ou'ici ' No. I liorlliern , 05c ; No. 2 northern , 02c.
riillndi-lphlii drain Market.
Pittt.ADSt.i'iliA , I'a. , March 2--\VliCAT
KiiMlert No. 2 led , March , 72S'731iie.
CHUN Quiet , but steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
March , 4iMO'ic. ! )
' dull ; No. B white , Jlarub , 31
Ulnrlnniitl Markets.
.i , O. , March aa. WHEAT Dulli
No.'ted. . UOc.
CoitvLower ; No. 2 mixed , 42'Jc. '
OATH In fair demand ; No. 2 mixed , 35c.
Qnlel ; tl. 17.
l.oudiin Oil Murlu't.
LONDON , March 22. CALCUTTA LINSKIID
April and .Tune , now crop. 31M pjr quarter.
TUIIl'KNTl.NK HIM HITS 20s Oil pur CWt.
STOCKS AND I ONI > S.
Tone of AViill Street Market Shown ! 11 Din-
llni't IniproveniiJiit
NKW Yoni ; . March aj. Tlu tone of Wall
stii'Ct market for securities showed a distinct
Improvement to'lay , owing to th ) smnjtli
working of the m Kioy market and tlm fact
that up to the uresont tlmu no gold etuago-
nieiits have b " . 'ii ropirt.-d for this wooU's
steamers. The prof.-sdimils : evlncjd a dis
position to take the bull sld'j bj.iusota : : ;
belief th'itthu novernnnnt will shortly an
nounce the Issivsof u gold loin and uNo for
the reason that an advance In rat3s by the
western roads Is looked for.
The dealings , although comparattvoly small ,
ivere well distributed and tlu advances were
ilso more general than of late , The highest
imitations as a rule were made before 1 o'clock
mid showed an advance on yosteiday's closing
llgures of from 'i to 2'4 per cent , with the
ndiHtrlals , ( hit coalers , Manhattan and Now
I'.nglaml In the K-.id.
In many ln.jtaiicc.ui material Improvement
look place tm comparatively light offerings.
During the afternoon Chicago ( las declined
from 8H to 87 and La-kawanna from 141 ? to
14i'4. ( ' The former was Inlluenced by advices
from Chicago that the committee on gasof the
I'hlcago council had reported favorably two
irdlnanoos for ir.-w gas companies and the
latter by an iiniiounujtm-iit that freights on
iinthraclte coil from the mines to tidewater
had been reduced 15c per ton to take effect
April 1.
The general market sympathized with these
stocks to some extent , lint the reaction was
short-lived and toward the close a rally of'a
to 'i per cent occurred. The Improvement ,
was partly due to a rise In New Kiuland to 29
from 27'n early In the day on purc'ms. s at
tributed to Austin Corbln and his friends.
The market clos"d llrm In tone with prices
anywhere from'a to ! , ' per cent ubovo last
night's llnal ll/ures.
The Post says : Positive action on a bond
Issue , of which London still seems to he eonll-
dent , need not be expected until the western
banks cease to offer gold to the government ,
and until heavy exports of specie ura resumed ,
lloth of these events may be for some time
postponed. The readiness of Interior banks to
exchange gold for currency , like the hesita
tion of cold shippers to mane fresh contracts ,
arises froip tin- sharp dfiiiand for currency In
the Interior. Small notes , as Is well known ,
tile always piefeirjd where business Is stir
ring In the grain liailo ,
It Is worth keeping In mind , however , that
the supply of gold in thu hands of interior na
tional banks Is at host exceedingly limited.
AH the national banks In the country In tlu-lr
December statements to the comptroller le-
ported gold coin holdings of If04,754,328. Sub
sequent gold exports , allowing for the proportion
tion drawn from the treasury In exchange for
sliver notes , must apparently have reduced
this sum to 80,000,000 and all but J8OOOU)0 (
or * 0ouo,000 of this Is held In New York City.
Thu following are thu closing quotations of
thu leading stocks on the Now York Stock cx--
chaiiRC today :
The total sales of stocks today wore 241,000
shaies. Including : IlurlliiRton 0.000 ; Chlcagi :
Gas , 18.0UO ; l.ackawanna , 22,800 ; Dlitllllng ,
0,00 : ) ; Krle , 5,000 : Louisville .t Nashville ,
3,500 ; Missouri I'aclllc , 4,800 ; New Knslnml ,
10,700 ; Northern I'aclllc preferred , 5,500 ;
Heading , 43,000 ; Hlehmond Terminal , 5,400 ;
St. I'.iul , 11,500 ; Suitar , 21,0JO ; Western
Union , 3,400.
New Vorlt .Money Market.
NKW VOUK March 22. MONEY ON OAi.r.
Easy at 'Jaipur cent ; last loan , 2 pur cunt ;
closed offered lU 2 per cent
l'itf iMiitCANTiiK I'Ai'Kii 0 .7 pur cent.
iJTKItt.INO KXCIIANOK 1'lrm , With IICtlliL
business In uankuiV bills at J4.85Ji for sixty-
day bills und W.M7i7l4.BB for dumand.
UovniiNMt.NT BONDS Steady. State bond !
neglected.
The closing ( | iiotations pu bonds :
'
tionl Morgan had IniitrV elmrttrd wild a frc h
in-got lat ton nf $ riiiMMiMHi , in I iiltcd Htates
Kovernmeiil bonds rWiohl. This reiioit was
M-outed Mi the be t ll\fi'rmed \ nuatters on Hit ;
Kroiiiid Hint Mr. Mor'tfAri Is politically otipowl
to Mr. Cleveland , lint .very Illtlu milllces to
turn this market.
London 1 luunclitl Itovlew.
, /ifcd / ixa li'i i/it'lie rtiirbi.i H mn" . |
LONDON , March 22.Xew [ Vork Herald C'ablo
Spi-i-l'il ' loTiu : llHDiljtTheMtock market was
Idle and feat tireless nil , , day , boat race attrac
tions helping to reduce business to the mini
mum. Amerli-aii ili'xoilpttons were Hat tlur-
In * early hours , but Improved to some extent
later. Home tallwaV4Kh-Ui left on" weaker all
around , thu lack of Improvement In Ira Ilk- re
turns being of cotirsu , accounted for by the
strikes of lust year..l'ori'lgn securities ex
hibited no clmme. Kupee paper Improved '
percent ! bar silver , however , declined 1 1-lOd.
Mexican dollars on the other hand were In
demand at and , Call money was In Rood de
mand at fr.im 2 lo'J'J ' per cent and loans duo
tit the bunks were mostly renewed for ten
days. Three months batilt bills were iiRaln
quoted at from I'i to I' , percent. Hold was
In less demand In the open markutat 77Ud per
ounce.
rimtliel.il Note * ,
1C.4iR Cirv , Mo , , March i'J. ! C
$ i,7'jiuui. ;
. PAULS , March 03. Three par cent routes , OOf
jVe for the account.
NKW VOIIK , Mnivh 'J2.-ClearliiKs , fllO.OIB-
lt > 4 ; balances , M , 017 , HUH.
OMAHA , March 22-Ulearliiss , $ OdO,230 !
same day last week , ? % 7U4t > ,
H.U.TIMIHIK , Mil. , March 2--'learlnas ( , to-
2:11,121 : ; balances , M-10,711. Money , pur
cent.
I'im.Aimi.piiiA , Pa. , March 22. Clearlnu's ,
J.ll'Jt5,2abalances ( ) , Jl,7GO)8a. ( ) Money , -Hi
@ 5 percent.
LONDON , March 22. Amntintof bullion with
drawn from the Hank of England on balances
today , JL"J5OOl ) .
NIJ.V ( ) , U.IAN.S : , r/u , March 22.-rlearliu < ,
* 1-IM7.08H. New York exchange , commercial ,
7r cpl.rtl,0 ( ) , ) premium.
MllMl'iits , Tenn. . Marcli 22.-Now York ex
change selling ut $ l.r > tl per flOU ! ) , Clearings ,
J317,273 ; balances , * 72,1H7.
Sr. I.oti , Mo. . Miuch 2J. Cloarlnss , W.Hin-
03H ; balunces , } 4iJ-iiH. ) : Money , quiet at ( ii7
liurccnt. KxcliiuiBo on New York , 'JOc prem
ium.
ItosTii.v , Mass. , March 22. Clearings , ? 1G-
08UHU7 ; biilnnees , tlU.Vut ( , Money , 0 per
cent. lv < ( chair'e on New Yoik , par to 10c ills-
count.
Umcuio , III. , March 2J. Cloarinss , tlO.a"- !
450. New York ex-chance , lc ( ) dlsco'unt. Sler-
lliu exchange firm at fl.H.Vf for slxtv-day
bills and * 4.t > 7J4 for dumand. Moiioy easier
at Oa7 pur cent.
O.HAIIA LIVK Sl'iXJfi .U.VKKi : P.i.
Itccelpts of All Kinds \Vnro A Un I'.ilr
Yosli-riliiy.
Wi'.iiNKSD.vv , March 22.
Uecelptsof all kinds were utiilii fair , the
thrju days supply fo'illug up 7,430 cattle ,
13,533 hogs and 3,700 sheep , as iiitnlnst 7,083
cattle , 8,000 lm's and 4.337 sheep thu first
half of last week.
The general cattle nrirkot was iiRaln nctlvu
and prices advance ; ! 5j to 10 ; on the more do-
slrablo beef and skipping Brad is , while all
class-es sold at subslantlally stronger prices
than at the close of last wojk. Tiiero was a
very rosiiL-ctableshowlii ot BOO I lie ivy cattle ,
but at the same llmo the proportion
of common lightish stears was larger
than usual. The favorable condition
of eastern markets led to free buylm ;
by both local houses and sii-'eulators and
trading was tolerably brisk from the very
start. Pales Included good to choice 1,230 to
1,530-111. steers at tiom * 4.00 to $ . 'i.lo , specula
tive ami export buyers buylm ; most of them.
Fair 10 good lluht and medium weight steers
from l.UOO to l.aotl His. went to the dressed
beef trade moilly at filmi ? t.2 ) to # 4.55. Com
mon lluht steers sold ai'oiiml M.OO and $4.15
with llttlo of any ooiisequeiiiiu under the J4
mark.
The cow market was.alsn spirited enoujh to
suit any one and prices were strong although
hardly quotably higher on any rnid" . Old
shelly cows sold as lo-v as from 11.00 to $2.25
and some bunches of good to choice cows
and helfora lirought fem * 3.75 to * 4.2r > . The
big bulk of the fair to good stulT changed
hands at from $2.50 to W ( JO. Hulls , oxen and
stags s ild with comparative freedom at strong
prices from2.15 to $3.BO. Vual calves were
aKo In actlvo demand and stronger at from
15 to * ( l.
There was the usual light trade In stackers
and feeders and no notalilo change In the situ
ation. Regular dealers are still the principal
buyers and country orders 'aro decidedly
limited. Prices hold up well on the better
grades , but the poor country demand Is rather
weakeningi-alueson thu under grades. Hep-
lusuutatlvu sales :
oxn.v.
1 15-JO 225 2 15bO 380
STAdS.
1 1600 325
KTOCiins : AND rimuu ; ) < 4.
l I OHO S 51) ) 3 020 3 3(1
" "
11) ) 755 250 1 840 335
.j 580 2 50 1 020 3 35
, „ > " ' 338 275 10 41H 3 4J
" rfi r > G5 275 6. . . . . 721 30(1 (
I fV , ' . . ' . 023 3 00 60 7-1'J S 7C
Ml a -jo i . nan n if >
c-ji at in . , , 7n a 75
tioo a as IH U&5 a BO
UTAH UATTI.M.
NO. Av. Pr.
Ift feeders . lOBfi $3 80
44 feeders . 1247 400
lloiiK-Tlie uppl ) fell very llltle short of
rue-day's liberal run. llccelpts were fully
t.ooil heavier than last Wediie diiy , and so far
his week 5,50' ) heavier Ihiin last. Dealur.s
gem-rally pronounced the nuiillty of the olfer-
ngs exceptionally good. All buyers were
-arly In the llehl , and notwithstanding the
Iberal onVrlngsand bearish eastern ail vices
indi-r ( ho active competition goo I IUMS of all
weights sold at pretty close to steady prices ut
rom (7.30 to J7. 15 on the early market. This
Irmness , however , did not last long , and after
the first Hush buyers bid at from $7. 0 to * 7.25
m fair to good hogs of all weights , or 5c to loc
oxverthau the optnilng. The mnrket Hosed
fery mean with several loads still In llrst
lands. Sales were very largely at from $7.20
lo * 7.35 , as against J7.25 to J7.40 Tuesday and
mo week ago today. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. I1
.200 $7 00 75. . .244 80 ? 7 25
118. .200 200 7 05 82. . .210 7 25
HI. . , .22D ICO 10 78. . .241 ISO 7 25
80. . , .105 40 10 02. . .231 40 7 25
80. . , .220 80 7 15 50. . 80 7 25
82. . , .210 30O 7 15 72. . 100 7 25
18. . , .208 120 7 15 08. . .S32 80 7 25
53. . . .212 10O 7 15 GO. . .S50 240 7 27'J
HO. . .220 100 7 15 74. . .207 200 7 27'4
72. . .220 1GO 7 15 5H. . .218 100 7 27"
" 215 40 7 17'J 78. . .223 80 7 27' ,
> H" ! .223 80 7 17'j 70. . 101 7 27"
GO. . .230 200 7 20 05. . .240 40 7 30
8. . .308 7 20 OS 247 IS' ' ) 7 ill !
72. . .221 120 7 20 71. . .273 40 7 30
JO. . .250 200 7 BO 83. . .218 7 30
-TJ31 80 7 20 20. . ' 2'2 30
7o ! ! .223 40 7 20 71. . . 240 ISO 30
38. . .248 120 7 20 25. . .237 30
80. . .230 80 7 20 GO. . .200 240 30
73. . .233 ISO 7 20 72. . 208 120 30
82. . .237 40 7 20 73. . .2,14 II )
77. . .250 120 7 20 fill. . .255 120 7 324
70. . .240 120 7 20 G I. . .257 210 7 32 "a
07. . 7 20 58. . .270 200 7 32'4 '
71 . 100 7 20 03. . .207 80 7 35
09" 219 100 7 20 38. . .203 7 35
77. . .248 20O 7 20 07. . .250 hO 7 35
75. . .214 40 7 20 57. . .242 80 7 35
77. . .233 100 7 22'5 ' (50. ( . .248 40 7 35
71. . .2.VI 80 7 25 53. . .298 100 7 35
77. . .228 180 7 25 00. . , .2J4 80 7 35
42. . .210 80 7 25 GO. . .237 40 35
07. . .241 200 7 25 75. . , .218 35
14. . .225 80 7 25 58. . . .277 40 35
HO. . .212 200 7 25 04. . , .250 190 40
05. . .200 80 7 25 8. . , .348 40
40U
81. . . -Jlir 120 7 25 25. . i.SSO U )
0. . .241 7 25 GO. . , .313 40
87. . .210 80 7 25 (12. ( . , .273 7 40
05. . .245 10(1 ( 7 25 01. . , . 32(1 ( 7 45
GO. . .248 240 7 25 72. . . .220 100 7 45
ort AND iioirnu.
24. . .102 50 1..2IO 0 75
Sitii : : > The supply was fair and nearly all
weieotl'eied for sale. Trade was slow and the
market quotably easier. Quotations arc : Pair
to good natives , $3.75 to Jrft.lO ; fair to good
westerns , $3.50 to ifi ; common and stock
sheep , JB.25 to * 3.75 ; good to choice 40 to
100-lb. Iambi , $4 Hi0 , Representative stilus :
No. Av. Pr.
103 native mixed . 78 $145
503 western mixed . hO 470
77 lambs . 105 550
Itcri'lpts mill iU | ) ttitiuu of Stock.
Olllclal r)3olpts airl dlspMltlon of stink as
shown by the books of tliu Union Slock Yards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at
5 o'clock p. m. March 22 , 1803 :
IIECEIITS.
Doorcase In tlio loxt'inent ot Hogs
tlio 1'nstVeek. .
CINCINNATI , O. , Muieli 22. [ Ppeclnl Telo-
crnm to Tin : Hii.l : Tomorrow's Price Current
will sny : Western puckers liavu liumlleil H5-
OOtlhoK-itliep'ist week iiKiilii t 185.UOO lu t
year , miiklnn n total of 420,000 Mnco Mnrch
uiilii.st : 005,000 a year ago. I'lomlneiit places
compare as follo\vs ; _
Clilrilgo Livestock Market.
CiilGACiO , 111. , March S2. ( Special Telegram
to TIIK IlK.K.l There was a slight iiilvanco In
cattle early in thu day , hut It wa.s not sus
tained , the close being about as yesterday.
The weaker turn was ascribed to a belief that
Thursday's and Friday's receipts will piovo
to bo large , but that conclusion was not war
ranted by -ports of arrivals nt western
points. Quotations remain at from $1.05 to
$3.25or uoor to extra cows and bulls , from
J2.50 to$4.00 for Mockers mill feeder.- , , from
$3.75 to 10.20 for Meers and from 12 to J7 for
calves. Thu ilt-iimnd for good feeders keens
ahead of the supply and fat medium weight
calves are M-arce nnd as high as at any time.
The frw Texas cattle that were on sale sold at
full prices.
Around the opening hogs sold as well as on
yesterday. They were 5e lower later In ihu
morning and nt the close It was not uneasy
matter to tlnd buyers at lOc olf. The demand
lacked the activity that marked It earlier In
the week , but after all wants had been met
very fnw bogs remained. Trading way at from
M lo7 for culls and pigs , from 47.25 to $7.00
'or common to best light , at from $7.40 to $7.80
'or mixed and nu-dliim and at from t7.GO to
; 7.87't ' for droves averaging over 250 Ibs.
It was not a good day for sellers of sheep.
I'hu wet weather was against them and so wns
the fuel that the supply was larger than was
letdod to till the orders In ham ! , consequently
the marl.et again had a weak tone , conces
sions of from 5e to 10u beliii : made on every
thing e.\eept soft medium weights.
Kei-elpt.s : Cattle , 11,000 head ; hogs , 19,000
head ! sheep , 0.000 head.
The livening Journal reports :
UATTI.I : Uecelpts , 11,000 head ; shipments ,
4,500 bead ; market active , steady : choice to
iirlino steers , i5.30fe5.75 ; medium-n.OO'y 5.25 ;
others , jl.Sirit4.73i Texans , J3.15'ij4.25 ' ; na
tive cows and heifers. $3.50VJ4.50.
Hixis-ltecelpts , 10,01)0 ) head ; shipments ,
8,500 bead ; market 5'010e loner ; common
and mixed , $7.15'j&7.05 ; prlmu heavy and
butchers' weights , $7.70547.87 ; light , 4G.75J
7.50.
Sur.iiP Kecelpts , 12,0 ) n head : shipments ,
none ; market slow , lower ; natives. } 4.5Xfci.00j (
western * , * 5.OO'if5.10 ; Texans , i l , ( > 5ti4.B5 ;
lambs(1.50440.30.
St. I.ouU Live Muck .Market.
ST. I.ofin , Mo. , March 22. OArri.K Heeuliits ,
1,800 liead ; hhlpment.s , O'.io head ; market
stiong for natives , Texans 10j higher ; fair to
pretty good native steers , . } 3.50i 4.85 ; fed
IVxans , * 3.IMi,4.SO. ) ;
IIO.JH Iterelpts , 5,200 head : shipments ,
1,100 lii-adi market opened steady , closed
weak ; heavy , * 7.25fi7.l)0 ( ; mixed , * 7.10ifc7.50 ;
light , t7.45ii7.40 ,
hin.Ki1 Uecb-lpts , 300 bead ; shlpmentK , 10(1 (
head ; market weak ; llttlo doing owing In
llghl sloeks.
luilis.is < 'lt.v Llvii Stork Alarkft.
KANSAS CITV. Mo. . MartMi 22. CATTI.B Ilu-
celpts , 5.1UJ liuad ; shlpiia-nts , GO' ) head :
light steers hteuily : hi-avy weak to 10e lower !
cows , feeders and Texans steady ; dressed heel
and shipping steers , { 3.40U5.1U ; cow.s am
I ) . D H. 1) . HOORK r. , JAB K. lloi.on
Pros , Vice Pro * Suoy ft Trvus
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO ,
Capital * i1.00Di Omaha and Slonx Oity ,
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
PRIVATE Will Hi
Room 212 HnM life luHdin
OMAHA.
nRl'T.ltENOESi ' JowaStato .National IJnnh
Sioux Ulty ; Co.umnrulal National II.ink
Uiiulia.
Special attention clvon to outslilo orders
Cotrcsponaenco nollcltoj
ici'M. .roM.inriVjnis < ti < n , M.ao uHo
Mtit. < k ( > | ni anil fiM-ih-rs. M.c > iMra,7a.
llniiK Hi'iH'liiis T.-ioolicail ] ihliimontv 1,100
lij1' ' ! ' ' ) "nnrl " < it ; iliili iiinl fi-.r.'iv lowi-r ; all israili'i ,
f I.A < W > 7.4fi | bulk , * 7.0O'.t7.IO. ;
. iinii'-llwt'lim. : | : i,5oo lu-iuli shliim | < nl
noohuad ; inurkft tiiu-hniiKiMli mutloiiMil.UO.
u' ICrciiiiiiiii'tiiliitl'ili ,
\Vo are acquainted with immy motliors In
( 'ctiti'rvlllovlii wotilit not bo without
Clminucrlnlirn Uouttli Uctnedy hi tlio liouso
for a pooil tunny times Its cost , ami are roc-
ominciuUn-T It every ilny. From pursonat i-x-
nork-iit-o wo can sty : that U 1ms broltou up
nail colils for our children. " Centorvlllo ,
South n.iUoti : Citizen.
JVltMlXt ! .1 Mill' I'.tltTr.
Niroc.i of Oklahoma Territory llavi- nuril
a Call fur a Cniivciitlnii ul Tlu-lr ( Inn.
GUTIIKIK , Old. . March * $ . [ Special
Tolojrwiin to TIIK HKi.1 : Tim ropttblicuti
K'titlura of the - -
toi-rltoi-y arc fjroatly ox-
ciluil. Thuy had a I'onsniltutlim' lust
nljflit to ( lovlso seine nicaiis of warding
oir { iroposcd action hy tliu colored poo-
plo. A call has just boon Nsuud foia
convention of the colored volortof
Oklahoma in this city April 12 to oi-jjan-
izo an independent political party. The
call is signed by L'uitnln ] 0. H. I.andy ,
Into of Ht. Louis , a lluri'lbon apiniintoe
to the Interior department ; 1. II. Saddler -
dlor , republican dolojiato to the Minne
apolis omvention : T. 1) . .lacks.m , late
secretary of the republican central euni-
inittoe , and many equally UM prominent
nujjrooM. llnloss the convention i-s
headed olT in some way it mean * froodbv
lo the republican party in Oklahoma.
Salvation Oil lias cured many of rheuma
tism when other remedies fulled. I'I-IL-O afw.
Si-llln au Athletic Club Outfit.
SAN FitANCiMT ) , c'al. . March 22.
[ Special Telegram to THU Hun.--Tho ]
outlit of the C'allfoi-nia Athletic club , on
which more than $ 1(10,000 ( was spent In
the hut ton years , was knocked ( town at
auction yesterday for * . * ) , "iO. It made
sports and pugilists md to s-ee the fear
ful slaughter. Articles that had cost
the club hundreds of dollars wore sold
for a few dimes. The entire ring , which
cost about $17" ) , sold for $ . " > . 1'holo
graphs of prominent pugilists , which
originally oust $10 each , sold by the
dox.en at $11. An assessment of ilO per
head has boon levied by the directors to
pay the 'club's debt , but the money is
coming in very slowly.
Tiles of people IKIVO piles , hut Do Witt'
Witch Hazel Salvo will t-uro tliem.
I.Hrlilli'lil'H ( iri'iit Disaster ,
ni.i ) . 111. , March IS. Yestcnlny's
fire and explosion are slill drawing liutulreds
of the curious to this city , who surround tlio
site of tlio uurntd mill. An Investigation
has shown the boilers to bo intact , yet experts -
ports are loth to bollovo that Hour dust was
the cause of the explosion , the mill belli } : one
of the cleanest in existence.
The coroner's Jury Ims returned a verdict
in the c'iso of John Carwi , ilmling no one to
olamo for his death and holding the uccldent
imavoidalilc.
IS'otliiii ! ; has occurred to chaime previous
estimates of the loss. In addition to other
losses fully $10,01)0 ) worth of glass was broken
in the town.
1'ile.s of people have piles , nut Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve will cure them.
Tin Mill ( lime Up.
Nr.w YOKK , March 22. A Haltimoro
special to the Times says : The Cumber-
hind tin mill has gone into the hands uf
receivers. Tlio company was incor
porated in .lorscy City in Marcli 18I2 ! ,
with a capital stock of $ . ' 100,000 $1.)0-
000 common and $150,000 preferred. The
condition of the concern is not given.
Call for a pint of Cook's Extra Dry Im
perial Champagne if you want a delicious
cocktail made. It's both meat and drink.
Himiii .Strvonn Snlcldoil.
'
TUCSON , Ariz. , Marcli 22. II. C.
Stevens , n prominent cattleman , delegate -
gate to congress from Arizona from 1872
to 1870 , shot himself this afternoon ,
dying in two hours. IIo has been de
spondent for some time , owing to cattle
losses and ill health.
" *
FRIEND"
CHILD BIRTH EflSY.
Colvin , La. , Boo. R , 1880. 3Iy vrlto used
MOTHER'S FRIEND before her third
confinement , and nayn sbo would not bo
without it for Uundrodo of dcllnra.
DOCK MlliiO.
Sent ! iy express on receipt of price , J51.M per bottle
tle , book " To Mothers " mailed tree.
tree.ron
\ron \ co. ,
on r n or LLCRuaai > T > i AruitlTa. a * .
/ WNINDS AfD TEIITJ
Omaha Teat-Awnia Wolf Bros , fi Co. ,
LUMl'ANV.
Mnniifnctururs of teutt.
nnnhih'i. n'.o . iO ) anil
K rovnn ; ,
70) S. bull slrujt
. . )
III. ! Fnrnnu Nt.
JMGSAj njQVIN I BLIYSLES.
fiemis Omaha Big M. 0. DIXOJ ,
COMPANY.
Importuri nml man-fri. IHoyolcisoM on month If
Hour sack * , burl.ii | ,
urlnu. pfiymj iti 1' J N'.IHU ,
Baois ASD n
* *
Morse Coe Slioo Company ,
Snlojioom unil Otllco 1107-1103-1111 llownr. ) * l.
Knctory-IIIH-1121-ir. : ) Howard St.
We nro tlu OM.V Jlnirifaoturort of lloots ftii'l '
Mioes III llio titoof Nc-brai'ia.
A la'ncr.U liivltatluu Ii uxtund.-il lo all lo Inspect
our nuwfiictorjr. "
KirKendall , Jouos SL Haiifl-SewiJ
CUMI'AMV. WliolmilO SHOW CD , b > : > tistirt'i
mfrs. iiKinti lljtii'i unil ruuh ru ' * I * . l JJ *
UUljlHT BllOJ I'O . IIJ- ! UIU jlnrnur du
liui-liol lUrnur St.
COAl , C3KE , I CJRHIG ! .
Omaha Oal , Co' & EaglaCoralo Worts
1.I.M15 CO. . tiiM nniHofl 5llr. < iftlvanual Iron
ciinl , S K cor. lOlll au 1 curnlo l il i * oipi.
lnujl.s an. metallic ! sfcTliKlli , uu
1IIJ-1IU DO.UJ .st.
DRYOQOD3.
M. E. Smith & Co. ,
(100. ( H CO.
Dry K < xiU , notions , fur- Kulloni KI.I'.I' f jr ilin-
iiHImm k'noH. ujrnir 'li. ' u ir ill l u.i 1
llthuml 11 jwnril riti. -sit.
FURNITURc ,
fc Omaha Upholstering Beebja & Rai/aa
CO. , upliolituroil fiirnl- KWl.NITUUS CO. , Oracs
lure. IIJ3IIOI Mcliuloj
\YlJOlejilo.ouljf. .
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IB DCTTCn.
My doctor mrs It nets gt-mir on the Mcnmch ,
liver und klctncvs.nml l n | ipnw | > nt linntho. This
drink Is mnde from hcih , nml la prepared for uta
M rally Mlra. It IsrnlltM
All ( IrugalnrtiflHl it At MV , niul | l n puck ARC If yon
rannot grt It , xmil your n.Mrp for n frrtwimple. .
" < ' Fninllr Mcillrfiir niinrs I InImwrU
nrh itnr. In onlcrt tir hcnltliy thlU npcifMftrjr.
S OHATO ' ' WATIM Ivl-'iv N V
Are these ignorant pretanJirs who ,
without any qunliiiuitiona , any ability ,
any oxparionce , any skill , claim to
possess the power to euro all the ills of
h3 hvtru a-i rnca. Bat their want of
worth soon becomes upptvront t3 their
would-bo dupoa , and thesa conseionco-
loss.iuacks a3 303.1 uoasij'iio I to th3
oblivion they so riclsly morit.
In str.i'.isD a'l 1 siro.ij co li-viv .vit'i
these miserable boasters is tlio quiet ,
digniflod yet conrtoous domonnor of
hose noted loaisrs of their profo = i3ion ,
Who , during1 the past 27 years , hav
abundantly demonstrated their ability
to offbct speedy , perfect and permanent
cures in all the worit forms of these dol-
icnto sexual maladies embraced within ,
the general terms of
tav--
AND
PRIVATE DISEASES ,
Send 4 cents for their illustnvto : ! now
book of 120 pages , "Know Thyself. "
Consultation fro 3. Call upon or ad
dress , with stamp ,
, ,
119 S , I4tii Slml ,
Cor. Douila St" ,
OMAHA , - NEB ,
Wo will e nd rou tlio ninrrolmm
Vrrnch rropurutlun CALTUCJS
ftfv. anil a Ircal L'unramn' thai
I AlUlO.Stlll Ueatorc jour
"JIvuUli , AitrviiKdi and Vigor.
t 'se it ami fa v if satisfied ,
AddrasoVON MOHL CO. ,
Boll Jnirlii * ijmu , tiutUr.olU Ohio.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Orriabai
nest Cnttlo Ho and Shoe : ) nmrko ! In ilia wait.
CQM.vS3ini ! : nous- ; .
Wood Brothers.
I.Ivo Stock Commission Merchants ,
fc'outh Oiunlia Tolupliono 1157. Chlcajo )
JOHN I ) . DADMMAN , I . ,
WAi/riyi U. WOOD. fM"0"
Mnrlcot Hoport * by in ill uid.vtro : cU
nlslitnl upuu ui > ; iltantlo.i
Rector * wmi SL Linn ,
CO.Ml'A.NV ,
Dinners In liirilwirj nl
Comer 10th nn Uac'uu-i luocii.inlOH to > ,4
> l. ' u lit H'JI llju.jl.is It.
IIAT3 , En , l IRQ ; ware.
W.A.LGibl)3n&G ) ) .
\VlJoIo.Hjilo WOUK-J
Ilnti. capj , Htr.t < v if o ) 11. SnruiT iilt < . I ul work.
Klovi'9. inlttona , : ji.i Iron ulultlurn an i Mro 01
mill llarnoy ttd. uipo.4. An Irani .V ( , .ir
ott. III i uu I I ickdjii.
John A. R. M ) ,
InijKjrtu.l.Am.trlo uilVjrt-
liiij'l ' u iiiunt. MM > v t i- C'irpjtj .1-11 [ ir i u
keociDittnt an. ] JJl.tJ/
WUttolllI.'U. litli an 1 . ) o -In. .
LIQUm5.
Frick I. OlnrlJhU , ' & Co
liiipj.-t'r * in I JoiiborH
nf , | - | ' ) . iiotlima.
.Mull o.IJTJ ii j it , If
1001 Kurmiu at 4JV.MJ.S. Illil 1U
RAPES. OIL3.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil C ) , (
Ciirrjr a full utojU of
prlntliu , wr.ip.iliu Uullnol anil Jubrloatit
curl
UHiir | , otc. olU , m
ca.vi . "uni.
Branch & Co. , Jas. A. ClarX S C ) ( |
Piuilucc , frulti uf all llntlor , ihiiu , ( ( ,
liuultrr uinl x 1:11 : J ,
klnUi , JIT S. Uui H
STOVE Rc SV > I ,
OailiaStVjRile ) ) ? Co
\y.'UKH. , \lnnufioturjr : ut mnli
anil water allachuonli duurt , blliuli nnil
fur nnr kind or noru mnuldliuj. bran. ) ti ul >
uiadu , 12U7 Uuuglki tit. llto , 121U aaU UarO.