TUN OMAHA HAHY lWKi'.i KIM DAY.
I
fl Pill ? OMAHA DALLY HEE FRIDAY , MARCH 21 , 185)3. )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Pake Report * About Crop Damage in Ne
braska Generously Circulated.
SOME DEMAND FOR WHEAT ALL DAY
' ' Much More
AttoRvthor tlin I-'rrlliiK
IliillUh Without Any Sicrlnl |
Speculative OIli-rlnK * In Corn
Knthcr Hinnll.
Cmr.uio , 111. . March 23-Thr-ro win belter
support In wlii-at today tlinn anyone expected.
I'lirili'Uljtc Hil n bltldliiK. l'1" > " 1' Hml1h I1" "
wheat nmllltirri'tt mm Nor-
other , took May
ton-Wi.rthltiKtonhMlthobuylnsln July. I no
northwest boat receipts \vuru34UoiiMUKiiliist
GUI u your HBO. Chicago receipts were 113
cms Instead of 140 cars , estimated.
Tin'wires wore down to tha northwestern
pointnnd isiivu rise to talk of a Iianl lillwiird.
A fuw commission liuusui had thu worst crop
reports yet received , One inw-ssajre named four
common In Kama * iind Nournsliti that will Ho
plowed up nd replanted In other ciops.
A review of thu clearances for four days
looked encouraKhiK at about SOO.UOO hit. In
win-lit and Hour , Certain brokers , thought to
bo nclliiB for I'ardrldS' ' . wi-n- picking up wheat
tinfoollna
lit every opportunity. Alloxulhur
wan inui-li tnori ) bullish without any special
of tin- day was
ncllMty. Th- bust business
Just at llu-close , wln-n shorts wen- quite nnx-
Ions buyers. It was rumored that , tin-Kansas
btato report was out and vi-ry bullish on
wheat. lnlerlt was found that the only "re
port ' received was a Kansas Clly message to
Kcincrns , quotlm ? Secretary Mohler as saylim'
that western Kansas will practically ralso no
wheat.
The market at the opening was nliout the
same tm yesterdiiy's closing , with prices for
May mUanelns ' ! ( and those for July V.
then held steady , llnrtimtlns hut Hllahtlv. and
the . -losliiK' wns steady , within 'jc of the top.
Honoris of more or less niln tliimiishmil the
corn hell itKiiln Minci-sted the possibility of
Kiniillor receipts , lining to ooiisenuenl had
roads. Any permanenl elfect of this talk
WIIH olTsi't , howi'vpr , liy the fern-rally accepted
Mulement that crlhs nt country stations nru
well supplied with corn iiwnllln ; . ' shipment.
Speculative oin-ihigs were small and local
MinNs were moderate buyers , the price workIng -
Ing up about r' ' c. Theie was mi unconfirmed
rumor that local elevators wen- mincing
Ihelr limits In the way of asked prlcei on corn
for shipment to the east. There was iill-lit
trade In oats , the KIouter part of It being
local. Thu market was narrow , the rmigo
lioliig only ' 4C , and the eloso utu alight tul-
vaiu-t- over yesterday.
Hoc products would have been lifeless for
the llrst hour after the opening , save for tin-
desire of some of the local holders to sell.
There was a slight reaction after the first rush
was OUT and then the market ruled steady
until later In the session , wht-n It sullered a
closed weak. At
due-line on flee olfcrlngs and
tint elo-c , compared with last nighl. pork Imd
lost aoc , lard fiom i0o ! to 35c and ribs from
2Wo to f.c. . , .
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
100 nirs ; corn , 1HU ears ; oats , ISO cars ; hogs ,
14,000 head.
Thu lending futures ranged as follows :
> r.TIC.K.S ! CI.OSK. VK
\VbcntNo2.
.Mnicli . . -f" * 73V4
Mar - 7I'U -.US , ; :
July . w TtH
CurnNo 5-
Murch. . . . 41H
Mny
inly
Dtits No * . -
Unrvh. . . . mt S0 > <
Jlny . . . . Vl > *
Juno ast !
llchu I'ulk. .
Mny . . . . 17 IX ) 17 JO 17 Kli , 77' '
July . . . 17 < 7hi 17 I7s ! G.'i
.Mny It 75 II 75 II M 11 . ' . 'i II B" >
July II 00 II 0.1 It ) S74 ri wi II 117' ' (
Kuril II 12K II r. ' ! { II ) W4 ID Hi 11 17hi
Hinitltlbii.
Mny. . . . 10 1)7 ) < . ' ? ' "H III 071-j ID 10 10 15
July " ! l I'i ' .i 15 U 75
Cu.sh quotations were us follows :
Kl.ot'11-lliill , imchanged ; winter pafptits ,
* 3.7Krc4.2 ( ( ) ; winter straights , t.30B3.)5j : : )
spring patents , $3.85ii4 10 ; spring straight ,
l2.Goa'.1.10Imicur ; ' . 2.10S2.ari.
WIIKAT No. i ! spring , 7U'JU"3c ; No.
spring , f. o. b. , 04.71c ; No.2red. . 7'J'i'ft73c. '
' 41 No. 3 cash UH 'u39ci
I'on.N-No. 2. He : ,
Ko..1) ) yellow , 4ii7,40ic. ( (
' ( MTs-.Vo. 2. lillWUlc ; No. 2 white , f. o. b.
OGc : No. 3 white , 3U'1i3'Jic. !
Kvt'No. . 2 , 40c.
llAltl.r.V-No. ' - ' , ( i2c : No. 3 , f. o. b. 4iG54c ! |
No. 4 , f. o. b. , 37(31 ( JC.
Ki.AxHKr.n-No. 1,11.19.
TlMOTIlvScr.li-l'rliiie , ? 1.40.
I'OUK Mess , per bill. , * 17.37'417.40. I.arrt. .
per 100 Ibs. , Jll.35@ll.40 ! short rlln sldu-
( loose ) . SHLmruo.dry ! ! ' ; salted stiouldors
( bo\t-li , $9.fjOJ0.0"is ! shortclear sldoit ( boxed > ,
| lO. & ( ) < ail.56. (
WHISKY Distillers'finished goods , per gal. ,
11.17.
SIIOAIIS Cut loaf,51 © 5icBranulatcd&Uc ;
itandnrd"A , " ue.
Thu following were tho.receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the I'roduco exchange today tha butter
market was llrir ; creamery , 'JOiVJOe ; dairy
21fiJ20'4e. Egas , steady ; strletly fresh , 1444j
IQc. _
Onrilii : ( ir.il i
The following prices arebasod upon deliver :
Rt Mlssls-slnnl river points :
WllKAT .M ) . 2 spring , 70c. hid ; No. 3 spring
& ( > < > bid ; No. 2 hard , Ole bid.
KYINo. : . 2 , 53c hid.
OATSNo. . 2 white , 33e hid ; No. 3 white
B2'idrid. '
COHN No. 2 , cash and Ajirll , 37'4o bid ; No. :
or better , cash and April , 37c ! hid.
Among the sales weie the following : Thirty
ono earsNo. 3 or better corn , Toledo terms
March or April shipment , 37'tc ; 3 cars No. i
white oats , Louisville terms , thli ty days ship
ment , 33c.
P. E. While , tbo mnvly appointed Unltei
Htates marshal from I'lattsmouth , wus on tli
board ,
l-'rank 1'aulkner of Pchuyler was among tin
praln men who came In to luolc over tin
Umaha'gtaln market.
Omiilm I'ro'.lnro Market.
About the only change In the maikot worth ;
of notice was tlin weaknosi In eggs. ShlppDr
of game would do well to take notice of th
condition of the market on game.
Ai-ri.is : Choice shipping xtook Is quoted a
(4.50.
IlANANAfr I'er hunch , Including crates am
packing. S2.0W2.75.
HKANH- Choice navy , J2.45.
Ht'TTKiiUxtra choice country roll , 20fJ22e
fair to irood country roll , IBu'JOc ; pacUu
stock , 104M7C
t'AI.U'Oll.NIA ( 'AIIUAOl : IVr lb. , 3C.
t'isi.KiivIVnloz. . , Kic.
( 'HAMiKltlilKS 1'er hoJ3.25. .
< 'lCUMiiin ! : - - IVr do2. .
KHIIS Dealers generally were asking aVon
14c , hut still there were rumor& of saU-.s , ilo \
us 13' , o for Inlght stock.
Kdcs The tecelptt , are a llttlu larger an
Moo Us me Incieahing. A.s a result the marke
was easier , though a good many Milesmc
were making a Mmng cllort to hold It ii |
Komu were asking Me , hut the sales at tha
price wcio smnll , us them were plenty of egh-
to he. hud at 13'i.
( i.tMK The market is glutted on ducks an
there ant more coming than the commlsslo
men know what to do with. Holders ai
obliged to take most any price that they ca
Kot Mixed ducks , $1 ; leal. H.OO'iM.25 ; re
bends , ? 2O04l2.5O ; mallards , fr2.5,3.oi > ; hma
geese , I3.5lltt4.0o ; t'unada geese , $0.ixa7.00.
( iilAi-K l-'iirn I'er lm\ . * 3.r.o.
HAY Thu market Is iiulet alfO for bNt ill
land.
HIIIKS No.l grein , 4c ; No. 2 green , 3c ; Ni
1 green , salted , 4'jc ' ; No. 2 gieen , salted , : i'ii
No. 1 gieen , njlti-d , 25 to 40 Ib-t. , I'ic ' : No.
green salted , 25 to 40 Ilu. . ll'ie ; No. I vea
calf , 8 to 15 Ihs. , 8c ; No. 2 veal calf , to 1
His. , Co ; No. 1 dry Hint , 7'tc : No. 2 dry Hint. 5'ii
No. 1 diy salted. Oc.
IIONKY-Cholci- fancy white clover , 18 ;
1V ; fair to good. U'xt.lHc.
I.KMONSCholcr , * 3.5O ; fancy , $4 ,
Nuw VIIHTAIU.KS : : Lettuce , 40c ; radlshi
and parsley , 45c. per do/ . ; green onions , 35c.
OsiON-illome gtown , perbhl.,11 ; i > panli-l
pvrcrntit. $2 ,
OtiANor.s I'lorlda fancy , per box , | 3.r (
nis-etts , tH.'Jjlelcan ; ot-.ini.-in. slnglu bo\e
( > 3.2o ; r > to 10lolots' , j3 ; Callfilrnla niountal
orange'- , (2.5U ; Washington naiels , $4 : Nev
east lo California seedlings , 2.75 ; Mod. sweet
12.75 ; Ulveisldi ) swdlln s , * 2.75.
( IvsTKtm 1'rrcan , U'Ki38c.
I'OTAIOKSColorado , } -Oul. . 25 ; choice n :
tlvusloi-K,85ilt90e.
I'ofi.TiiY The market was about stead
though not < i\ilu > Mist mug as It was a few dti )
ugo. Choice liwii. , U4T10O , live ; young rooster
b" ( , < jo ; old nwisters , 54iOc ; gfeso and duck
dressid. llitr.V ; dre&si-d turkexs , 12&14e.
HTiiA\viuniiiiM : IVr iiiart | , 254taOo.
SWKKT POTATOES I'or lib ! . , Ji.
TAauKiiiNix In half boxes , * 2.7&ia3.00.
VKAi.-Cholco and cinall fat veals , 7Q.Ci
large and thin , a ( Gc.
i-noni'ct : roiNTKits.
N. II. Nelson of thu llrm of llranch A Co. hi
rt'luriu ( I from u trlu to the Illack lltllx ,
Mr. 1'almerof thotirm of Murtln Ac I'almc
Btoux t'lty. U vUltlug the eoiutululou uicu <
( liiitiha IIU firm li tnaKliiK ( | iillo a > ppclntty
of si-iiingoratigei In car lotN Mr 1'iilmer has
only rerently returned from a trip to Cali
fornia and .suys that the oraiiRe growers have
tinptolilom of overproduction In the near
future glaring them In the face.
NIMV York
NKW Yoitk , March 21. -l-'t.oim * I
29.403 nkjf-t : r-xporM , 8.J'J2 ' bbls. , 7,33wekv
sales , 17(1 ( , HUM pkgi ! tnurket steady on low
grades etiiy on high griubtsi tnoileruto do-
iiiiiiul.
COHN MKAI. Quiet , sU-mly ; yellow , 12.00 ®
2.7G.
lUlll.KY Oillut , nrm ; western , GOftHOc.
IIAKI.KY MAI.THull , sloadyt western , G5S
8f > c.
WHEAT IlecelpK 17,82.1 bit. ! exports ,
Il7.ill : 1)11. ! wiles , 4,090.1100 1m. futures , 120-
( IDO bu. spot. Spot inmket firm , moderately
nctlvu for exports ; No 2 red , In store and
eluvattr , 7t"tft74r < 0i afloat , 70iift.7QVe : f. o.
b. , 76'i'ft70V ' ! No. 1 northern , Hl'i'i/.8l'.je / :
No. 1 hard. MOSe ; No. 2 northern , 80''rlHil ' c.
Options were fairly active nnd Irregular early ,
cloied steady nt Wio over yesterday , Da-
cember sliowlmt V decline , trading nnxtly
snitching ; No. 2 red. May , 70SU7lilc , closing
nt 7fl' < o ; .lime , 7t > * iy.77c , cliMliK at 70ftc ;
July , 77 * ' 'l77' e. closing at 773ie ,
CoilN Kecelpts , 27,20(1 ( but exports , 7.H83
hit. ) sales. ll)5l)0hii. ) ) ( ) futures , 30.OOO bu. spot.
Spots linn , quiet ; No. 2 , 62'filVJU'1 In eleva
tor , 63'ic afloat ; steamer mlvd , Ol'iTJ '
li.r ; No. 3 , OUVi'iiul'ic. Options were ( lull
ml V't-V higher with the nest ami on light
celpts ; May. O0'fi55'c ( , ckxlng at iiO'je ' ;
illy , 5 ( > VS5i > lie , chxliig at 50'i < - ,
OATS Uecelpts , 61,051) ) bu. : export * , 2.SOU
U. ! sales , 70.OO ! ) bit. futures , li'.t.tKKl bu.
| iot. Spots quiet , easier. Options quiet ,
inde Iliinei-i Mny , 37Hf' ' IHi- , closing nl 37 ' , c ;
ulv. 37\e , easy ; SIKII , No. 2 nhlte , 43c ; No.
Chicago , 40c ; No. 2 , 38e ; No. 3 white ,
2c : ml.\ed western , 3'Jdtlc : white western ,
2 < iUUe.
HAY rirm , fair deniand ; shipping , 70S
Jc ; good to choice , HO'15c. !
llot-s-Jtilut ( , steady ; state , common to
hnteo. IHiS'-'l'ti : ; I'.icille coast , 18Ti21"io.
Iliumtjnlut , easy.
PROVISIONS Cut meats , dull , unchanged ;
ihlillu- , , quid , steady , L.ird , quiet , weaker ;
M-stuin steam dined at Tli.70 hid , ill.HO
skedsale-i ; , nonet options sales. 500 tierces ;
March , < ? ll.7 ( ) : May , Jll.htl ; .Inly , 11.1(1 ( ;
i-plember. fMO.U.Yiclu.O1 * , dosing at $10.95.
'ork , dull , easy ; old mess , Jl'J.OOiJlU.25 ; new
ness. tfl'J.filftU.70 ( )
lIUTi'Kit ( iood iliMnnnil , firm ; western dairy ,
H'i,2ir : ; ne.stern eieamery , 23S20'iC ; Klgln ,
JOTWJ'ic.
_ CIIKKSI : Steady , fair demand ; part skims ,
Kims 1'alr ( leiiitind. firm ; receipt" . 12,770
| ) kgs ; western , fresh 17c.
TAi.tmv--Qulcl , stuady ; city < ! 2 for pkgs. )
i'iiiTN8iii ( : : ) On , Dull , easy ; crude , 45
tko.li > ellow , OOc.
I'Krnoi.iai.M The market opened strong and
ontlniicd throir.'hout. Itiislneshoniner ,
vas extremely dull ; opening ijflc , highest
'iiliic , lowest GOu , dosing ( Ui- ( . I'ennsyl-
iinla oil , spot stiles none ; April op-
IOIH , sales 'Jil.iliK ) hhls. ; Lima oil , sales
nine , 2'J'ic ' bid ; total sales. 20,000 bills.
Kosi.vOulel , steady ; strained , common to
Trill'KNTl.NK " ( Jiilet , weak.
UICK I'lrm , fair demand.
MOI.ASSIM No Orleans open kettle , geode
o choice , llrm , fallhniand. ( .
SiTtiAii-liiiw , ipilet , llrmur : stilus , G.Ond bags
entririigals , lit. test , nt 3'Jc. , anil 300 tons
mlsciivado , H'J ' tu t. at 3c ; ruflnud , llrm ,
ictlvu.
I'm Ino.v ModoratodcMiiaridsteady : Amcrl-
an , * l'J.757415.50.
( 'Dl'l-Klt Ktisy , quiet : la'iu ' , $11.70.
I.KAD-Strong : domunllc , ? 4.u5.
TIN Kasyclosingqiih't ! straight * , $20.85 ®
Jl.OO ; plates , moilerato demand : sputter ,
steady ; domestic , t4.27'J.
The following are reported at Dun's Mercan-
: lle aguncy :
AMdl , .Neb. , J. II. DavNon , htirne.ss , moved
loShlckley.
l-'remont. Neb. , I'l Itriood , photographs ,
! lled certificate of association.
l-'iilrllehl , Neb. , K A Hayes ( Mr * . S. J.l.rackut
store , succeeded by Iat/.Kc& Hayes.
( irant , Nrb. , llonard l.uinliL-r eompany sold
mt branch here.
( in-sham , Neb. , Mri.V. \ . A. Ill-own & Myers ,
nllllnery , succeeiled liy Myers it Douglas.
lllckman , Neb. , Ko terdlnk , V Diesel , general
, loic , eonteinplate ( lls > olutlon.
Mlnden , Nub.V. . ! ' . Chrlslur , jewelry , ciodng
nit to rullie.
Wilbur , Nub. . K. V. Shaekelton iMrs. Jtieobl ,
furniture , etc. , succeeded by T. .1. Sadlleck.
Altn , la. , A. l.eander , general store , : is-
, lgne ( | .
tChlora , la. , Spools ft Lewis , general store ,
lUsolvcd.
Panama , la. , ( .cot-go Duusul , general store ,
gnvu bill nf salu fur J2l ( > 0.
Itairett , Wyo. , V. M. ll'irrctt , general store ,
sold drugs.
Denlson. Kan. . ( Iroen Ilrcii. , hardware and
Implements , will rumovu.
> icl'liui-Min , Kan. , K. Annlbal & Co. , drugs ,
moved to Inman.
I'oe , Ktin. , C. ( J. CowL-11 , groceries , removed
to C'amden , Mo.
Mo.St
St I.outs .llurUi'ts.
PT. I.OITIS , Mo. , .March 23. I'l.ouii Quiet ,
inchanged.
WIIUAT llulllsh , closing ' .jc hlghe.r ; "No. 2
red , ca.sh , 03'jo ' ; April , Gl > < c ; May , 05 'c.
C'oiis V'l'jiup ; No. 'J mixed , cash , 37c ;
May closing , yO'si- .
OATS Slow , slightly higher ; No. 2cash , 31'5c ;
May , 32\c.
I'ltovisioNS-I'ork , unchtinge.l ; mess , f 18.25 ;
new , $18.50. l.ard , iinchan-'ud at $11.87'j.
Div stilt meats , loose shoulders , J9 : longs
andrlbslt .15shorts$10.-10 ; : boxed , 15emoru ,
llacon , unchanged ; packed shoulders , $10.50 ;
longs and ribs , $11.12V' U1.25. Hams , .sugai
cuicd , unchangeil , Hi'iHM'jc.
KKC.'lll-TS I'Mour , 3,1)00 bills , ; wheat , 23,000
bu. ; corn , 80.OOO bu. ; oats , 3,000 bu. ; rye
and barley , pone.
Sllll-JiKSTh l-'lour , 0,000 bbls. ; whuat 18.00C
bu. ; corn , 05,1)00 ) bu. ; oats , 10,00(1 ( bu. : rye ,
1,000 bu. ; barley , 3.000 bu.
Kansas City .MiirUetn ,
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , March 23. WIIKAT-
Dull , ' higher ; red unchanged ; No. 2 hard , O'J
diC'2'ic ' ; No. 2 red. ( > 7'vaG8e.
Cons l-'lrinly held at unchanged prices ; No
2mlNud , 33'a ( 3'.e.
OATS I'lrm and unchanged ; No. 2 mixed ,
2N"tJ2lc. ( ( (
Ili'TTKit More active and llrm ; creamery
20Tf2So ! ; dairy , 18f'21c.
Kii ! I'lrni at 13o.
Ur.cmi-TS Wheat , 20,000 nu.j corn , 9.00C
bu. ; oats , 2,000 Im.
Silii'MKNTS Whuat , 22,000 bn ; ; corn , 8.00C
bu. ; oats , 1,000 bu.
Cotton Miirkut.
NKW Oni.KANS , La. , March 23. Dull am
easy- ; good middling , I ) U-lOu ; mhldllng
8 lii'ltic ; low middling , O'jc : good ordinary
83-lCcnet ; ruceliits , 2,370 bales ; gross re
ceipts , 2,747 bales ; exports to the continent
78 bales ; sales , 2.100 bales ; stock , 205,11'
bales.
l-'utures quiet and steady ; sales , 01,70 (
bales ; April , $8.55S8.GO : Stay. $ H.05Sl8.lHi
.lime , { 8,73ii,8.74 ! ; iluly , $ H.HO'j.H.Hl ; August
tf8.8tdl8.n3 ; September , i8.ilit8.03 ( ; Oi-tohei
and Nuvuinbur , J8.55it8.57 ; December , J8.57ij (
8.5U.
l.lveriioiil .MnrUt-ts.
LiYl-.nront , , Mturli 23. - WlltlAT Quiet
holdersolfcr freely ; No. 1 California. 5s ll'ji
( iitis 'id per cental : No. 2 led. wlntur , 5s GIU7s (
Coux Steady : demand fair ; mixed western
4s 2.1 per cental.
ll.u-ox Long clear , 45 Ihs. , 51s per cwt.
LAUD- Prime western , 5 s per cwt.
TunriiNTiNi : SI-HUTS 24s Oil per ewt.
Nuw Yorc ! Ilr.v ( io-i.li . At irkitt.
New YOIIK , Mtirch 23. The dry goods mar
ket was unchanged , but there wuro Indication
of mi Increasing general demand. Th
dniillcato request continued light , bu
with somu Improvumunt from the south
west. The moie. iicthe fi-tituii ) was In article
specially adapled to the fall season.
Colii'n .Miirlmt.
NEW YOIIK. March 23 , Opllnnsstcndy at 5 t
10 points advance , dosed hardy steady at
points advance ; sales , 12,522 bags. Including
March , H7.lfrH17.2ll ; April , l(1.8l ) ; Mnv
tlll.OOUlli.Gll ; Seplemher , Jlfi.30iclG.35 ; DO
cumber , 111' ' . Spot Ulo , dull , utisy ; No. 7
J17.02'ai7.75. !
Philadelphia < > riiln .Mill-luit.
I'Mit.uii'.i.riliA , I'a. , Maich 2.1. WIIKAT-
rirm : No. 2 led , Miiich , 7i't7a' : ( ' e.
CotlN-riimur ; No. 2 mixed , Miuch , 405
4tj'ic.
OATS -Car lots qulul , with ample oll'erlngs n
foimur sales.
Minim liiil.nYi | | < -it .M i
MI.SNKAI-DI.IS , Minn. , Maiih : 23.Marke
sliotig today ; cash steady. No. 1 mil then
05o. HucelplH , 207 cars. Close : Maich. U'.iijc
May , iH'ic : July,07ae. On track : No. 1 ban
OO'ic ; No. 1 northern , 05c ; No. 2 northern , 02i
< : iiit-liinitl : .M i
CINCINNATI. O. , March 23. WIIUAT lleavj
lower ; No. 2 led , 07i .
CIIUN-- Weaker ; No. 2 mlM-d,42c ,
OATS Easy ; No. 2 mixed , 35c.
WiuaKY-Qiilet ; JI.17.
_
London Oil Market.
LONDON , March -CAICIITTA IINSIII ; : >
Spot , 44s Od -rquartei ; April and June , ne
crop , 38s 'Jd per quartet.
Tllltt-IINTIMlM-lUITs 23s7'jl percwt.
Iliiltliiinri * iir.iin il.irkut.
llAi.Tiunin : , MJ. . March 23. WIIKAT-
Inactlvf , linn : No. 2 red spot , 72 > tc.
CDII.N Dull ; mixed spot and March , 47ic.
OATSnrm ; while westein , 31e.
Toledo ( ir.tln .Market.
TOLEDO , O. . March 23. WIIUAT Dull , steads
No. 2 cash. OUo.
COHN Dull , steady ; No. 2 cash , 42C. (
O.TS-Qulct , Ktcauycnsh ; , 34c.
MILWATKEI : . WIs. . March 23-1'iios'isiONS
Easier ; pork , May. $17,52' } .
London I nmicl.ll Kuvloir.
ICopvrt'jhttil l&ulliu Jamti fjonlon Ileii'Mtt , }
LONDON , March 23. [ New York Herald Cab ]
bpoclal to ' 1'llK IJtc. ] llusluc wus c :
trrmr-ly Inactive on the Htack cxi-luinuo , In
fnct a majority of tlioinembi-rsliave been com
pletely Idle. I'litnU were without quotahln
change. Indian rupee paix-r liiiprord
! ( per cent owing to a "lightly bet
ter tendency In sllvtir. Port-lgn gov
ernment securities I'ltxo llrm. ( Ireek
bonds have been bid for , resulting In
a rUe of from I'i to 2 pi-r cent.
Spanls'i ' Improved 7-10 per cent ,
and Egyptians , Hungarian gold , Itiisslnn
4 per cent nnd moil Turkish Issues 't to 'v per
cent. Argentine customs look Mroncer. Home
railways , after being generally dull , leave olV
In somewhat better tone. Dealings In Ameri
cans have been on a small 'scale and wet-n
rather dull all day , but rather a better tend
ency prevails at the close. Erie second mort-
gagn recovered 'i piTcent and a few others '
to ' ( per cent , whit" Atoblsoii Incomes are ] 4
percent lower and Atohlson ordinary , Denver
preferred , Louisville , V Nashville , New York A
Ontario , Heading and Wabasli Issues 'a ' to
S lower Canadians were more or less weak
from th opening to I litclose. . Canadian 1'a-
olllc has given way ' p"r cent and ( Irand
Trunk' ( to < | inroHtil. Moxlcan llrst prefer
ence Improved 'i per cent , Mexican second
preference U per cent and Central Argentine
'i per cent. 'I here was a strong demand for
money , from 2 to4 per cent having been paid
for short loans. The discount market was also
rather llrmor , two and thi-ee' months bills
being quoted at fr.mi lv ( to I'i percjut
STOCKS AND IIDMIS.
Dec lilcilly Str < ingcr Tone 'MarHed Spceiibi-
llvii Deals Yi-strrdiiy Oi-nenilly.
NKW YOIIK , March 23. There was a de
cidedly stronger lone to speculation at the
Stock exchange today. The d.-allngs were not
particularly heavy , but were distributed , and
few sttu-ks failed to share In I'm ' Improvement
that took place. In tingenoril list thu ad
vance wasoqtialto't to l' < p-rcent , but among
the specialties Manhattan sold up5't ' pur cent ,
Consolidated ( J is , 43. ; p'-r Ci-nl : Lackawanna ,
2-.i percent ; United States Itubher , 21i per
cent ; E'llson Illuinlnatlng , 2' ( p.-r cjnt , and
( leneial Electric , 1 % p-rcent.
The biiylnt ; was stimulated by th'-easy ' feelIng -
Ing In money , the fact that little or no gold
will go forward by Saturday's steam > rs , and
the lielief that the government shortly will
announce the Issue of a gold loan for the pur
pose of Increasing th ! > treasury gold reserve
ami thereby add lo the conlldonco of the gen
eral public as to the Intention of tli" adminis
tration to keep the various notes of thu gov-
einmenl on a parity. The last ni'jntlon.-d Is
undoubtedly the most Important factorat the
moment opi-raf Ing In favor of higher iii-Too *
and notwithstanding the denials that Mr. .1.
1'lerreponl Morgan has gone abroad forth"
purpose of lloat Ing $ j)0ov.l ) ) ; In bond * , Wall
street Inclines to the view that sonr.-thlng w 111
bo done. The character of tin- buying was tar
better than of late and the mark-t had good
support on reactions.
'I he sharp rise In Manhattan resulted from
buying by tne Irinklng houses that have uli-
sorhcd the slock all along for the account of
tho-e who believe that the company will se
cure valuable privileges In the matter of new
rapid transit facilities The sharp rise In
hacUawanna was due to repoits of heavy
earnings ami covering of shon contracts. Ituh-
bur crossed 5 ( ) . Although olllclalsof the com-
iriny d-'iiy that It Ims secured control of the
Woonso.-ket Itubher company , negotiations to
that'end are still In progiess.
National Lead was taken In round amounts
from 37'f toii'.is on official statements that
the company on January 1 last had a wet king
capital of f7.5oi > , o ; > o and was entirely free
from floating debt. During the afternoon the
li.-ars attacked Western Union , Lackawanna ,
New England and Siuar , which fell elf 1 to 1'4 '
percent , but thy remainder of III- list reacted
only fractionally , and toward the elo.o. there
was n partial recovery. The market left oil
firm , with a majority of the leading shares 'a
to I1 ; percent hlgli.-r than on yesterday. The
sales agnivgated 27O.891 shares.
The Post , says : One of the most striking
features of the week has been the Interest the
Suirar comp'iiiy has been able to exercise over
the money market. The loaning of Its huge
dividend surplus , which must lie Idle until the
1st of April , has produced call money rates a-
mlsleading In the downward scale of loaning
quotations as the late 50 percent r.ite , which
was llctltlons on the rise.
The following are the closing onotatlons of
the leading stocks on the Nuw York Stock u.x-
chanire today :
New York Money Alarlcet.
NKW YOIIK , March 23. MONKY ON CAI.I/-
Easy at 23E-3 per cent ; last loan , 2 pur cent
closed offered al 2 per cent
l'itl.MiMKH-\NTHr. : I'Ai-Kti Cii7 per cent.
S7KKMM1 ExCIIANdK l-'irill , with UCtlltl
business In Oankers' bills nt , t-t.HWM.HCi ( foi
sl.xty-day bills and * 4.87VA4.88 ; for demand
UOVKIINMKKT HoNlw Steady. State bond :
neglected.
The closing quotations on bonds ;
mi
iiie * , f lKiS , ! > 07. Money ,
( if 'i percent ' " >
K\NHA < I C'ITV , Iftf , . Mnrch 23.
Ji.-Mii.am , , , ,
NKW OIII.RANS , ! * . , Mnreh 23.
fI.nfiU.403. "i" > ii
Nuw V.niiK , March -Clonrlnss , HOI,32 ! , -
nt-Jt balanceMi < uB,0'3. !
OMAHA , MurelfUil. clcniltm * , ll,0'jn,771 ;
same day last wckSJOO,300. !
H.U.TIMOIIK. Mil. . . .MHirh -Jn.-t'lp.irlnp * , $ ' . ' . -
03-'Jo4i bnlancttd. if-JHSU8l. Money , 0 per
cent.
CINCI.NNATI. t ) . , March S3. Money. 07 per
rent. New York c.xclmnno , V0e ! dlseounti
cletirlmr-i , JIH44,7fiL (
MKMi'iux , Tenn. . . Marcti U.I. Now York e.\-
cliamie sellltiK nt II .Ml per $1,000. Cli-tirlngs ,
J'JH'J.603 ! baIiincus.Alii-l3t ! ; ) .
, . , Mnrch Ui. : ( ! | oirlnR , 113-
r > 44lu'2j Imlumesj 1,000.000. Money , 0 iier
cent , l.xcbiiii 'ti on Nuw York , par to lOe dis
count.
Hr. I.nt'is. Mn. . March 'J3.-01earln i , $3,4'J3-
045 i btiliinee-i. ? : trJU80. . Money , ( pilot tit 0117
par cent. Kxclmmo on Ntivorli , UOi ; dis
count.
I'Alim Mnrch 23.Three par cent rentes. 97f
3'J'ie for the aceotlnt. The weekly .statement
of the Hank of I'ranee show * an IneiTiiso of
0ir.)0if ; ( ) ( ) ( void and 3.7'J5IOlf ( ( silver.
NKW YOIIK. March 13. ! ( Special Teleifrnin to
Till ; HKI : . ] Kxcliaiitfi- was cpioted as follows
today : ( 'hlciijo , a.lc to Idi- discount : Ilixlon ,
par to lllu ( INi-ount ; Ht. l.ouls , OOiprciiilum. .
CiiK-Aoo , III. . Mnrch U3.--rieannis , II I.4UU-
Ofill , New York exchange , 'Jfic pi-eniliim. Sler-
llmt rxcliatiKO ipilel : sixty-day bills. tl.HO ;
sl 'ht drafts , Jt 8H. Money steady at 05J7 pur
cent.
I.OXIID.N , March 23.Th.i bullion In tbo Hank
of Kiinlnml decreased JC1 l-lnoi ) ( hiring the
pasl \\eel < . The proportion of the Hank
of Kn Aland's res > rve In liability , which last.
week was Jil.'Jl per cent , Is now 4"0.7H per cent.
Amount of bullion eone Into thu Hank of KIIK-
liiml on balance today , 11,1100.
OMAHA i.ivi : M'otK .MAitiitrs ,
.Show ii Rilling Oil'us Comp.trcd
ulth l.tiNt WI-OK.
TllfliSDAY , March 23.
Compared with the same four days last
week receipts so far this week show a falling
olT about 1,0)0 ) cattle and 50i ) slit-op , and mi
Increase of over 0,1100 hogs.
Heeelpts of cattle nere cinislderably short of
last Thursday's run mid the general quality
of the oll'erlngs was about the same as that of
the tlnee precedliu days. Othur markets
vei'u ivp irted strotui'i- with sh ) rt tvcdpts
.ml . although , as Is usually tlin case on
'liur-days , tlioro was absolutely no iletiiand
rom outsiders , the bulk of thu beef cattle
old ah mt a dime higher than Wethie-day ami
he market was very active at the advance ,
.oral houses were practically theonly buyers ,
ml they all needed cattle mid bought freely ,
'het-i- were not a great many heavy cattle
ii'ir , lint , this dassof slock has shown \cry
lltle Improvement of hit" anil tli-t 1,313-lb.
leeves that hrouglit to today showed no very
'real advance. The good 1,100 in 1,250-lb.
leers nt $1.45 and $4.05 were all of lOc higher
.ml the same was truoof the fair togooil 1,00(1 (
o 1,100-lb. steers at from $4.30 to
4 40. Inferior r.tutr and odds mid
nils sold freely at all they would
itive brought any tlmo lately at from
3.00 to $4.15. Ttade was active mid snappy
rom start to finish and .actlcally over by
IOCHI.
There was also mi netli-c Inquiry from all
sources for butchers' mid dinners' stock and
lolders had no trouble In elVcctlng salesat a
> c to lOc advance. Nothing was poor enough
o sell at un.lur$1.75 , and $4 was the hlghmar-
; et for pretty good 1,180-lb. cows , nut fair to
good stun isold very largely at from $2.7jl ) to
' 3.8(1. ( Kougli stock of till kln < N was In fair de-
naml and quotahly firm at from $2 to $3.05 for
oinmon to good bulls and oxen. There was
in active movement In veal stock with prices
tinging from $2 toi. ( It did not take over
wo hour.s to exhaust thu entire supply of
nixed stock. '
If there was any change In the stncker and
'eeder tr.idu It was for thu better. There was
Ittle If any tmprim-mcnt In the demand fiom
he country , but regular dealers lost no time
n picking up thui limited fresh oll'urlngs at
fully steady pi-leas$3.15 to $3.50 buying the
mlk of thu fair to good 500 to 050-lb. stock.
Uepresuntallvo sul s :
No. Av. I'l. , No. Av. I'r.
1 UGO ? 3 5(1 ( 37 103H $435
1 90(1 ( 375 3 1127 435
8 703 370' 10 103G 435
10 911 3'SIO 23 1090 4 35
9 1017 3 9B , 23 075 435
18 1)30 ) 3 0 , " > ! 20 1198 4 40
1 1000 400 2 1100 440
7 877 4 00 7 1207 4 40
JO 891 4 ( ) / ) , , 0 100G 445
1 . 430 40 ( ) | 0..1.1092 445
3 O'JO 4 ( HI 22. . . . Ml 00 445
"
J8 937 4 10 23 1108 445
4 10S2 415 21 1130 445
2 1200 415 19 1147 450
11 892 410 0 1140 455
25 989 42(1 ( 40 11G1 455
1037 4 25 19 1149 4 55
15 1104 425 43 1155 455
0 107(1 4 HO 27 1173 4 55
JO 1004 4 30 2(1 ( 1123 4 GO
10 1004 4 3(1 ( 12 1250 4 05
J7 1152 435 19 11113 500
MIXED.
24 1052 4 20
YKAHMNdS.
23 GOO 3 40
COWS.
1 870 175 3 100G 300
21 700 18(1 ( 4 1025 300
3 G33 200 1. . . .1100 300
1. . . . 87O 200 4 080 300
1 000 2 Oil 2 9UO 3 15
2 93(1 ( 200 2 1230 315
G 840 205 1 1000 325
2 1010 215 2i 11OO 325
12. " . . . . . 930 220 1 1020 325
1 870 2 25 2 115O 3 25
2 070 225 3 1007 325
2 1030 225 3 1080 330
2 8HO 225 5 1052 33(1 (
11 8d3 235 3 1000 330
0 710 240 7 051 "J 35
2 805 250 4 1027 335
2 lO'iO 250 1 1110 340
1 890 2 50 1 .117(1 ( 3 50
1 120(1 ( 250 2 1250 355
12 BOG 250 13 b08 300
K ) 787 205 1 1000 300
13 834 205 19 935 300
1 1250 275 9 1211 3 GO
2 10GO 275 J7 llMJO 305
10 952 283 2 1110 305
4 Oilll 285 25 885 380
1 920 300 14 OGt 385
3 10JG 3 Oil 22 . . . 1145 390
2 1120 300 2 1180 400
IIKIFHIIS.
19 BOG 330 10 G74 305
34 013 3 30 2 7GO 3 75
10 854 350 1 13 ( > ( ) 3 HO
13 57O 305 2 1120 400
OAI.VKS.
1 310 200 1 100 400
3 3ii3 215 4 117 500
0 390 270 3 103 0 ISO
408 3 00 1 130 f > 25
173 4 00 1 140 0 UO
270 4 00
IIUM.o.
4 1007 200 1 1010 280
11 1251 22(1 ( 1 900 300
3 1347 235 1 1310 300
1 1200 2 35 1 1370 3 ( It )
1 1400 235 1 1400 300
2 1050 240 1 1420 3 1)5 )
1 1000 2 40 1 1H20 3 15
1 . . .1000. 250 1 130O 325
1 . . .1420 2(50 ( 2 151)5 325
1 . . 1070 2 GO 1 111O 325
4 . . 810 2 70 1 1130 3 40
1 12GO 270 1 1300 350
OXEN.
1 1080 250 0 1708 350
2 H130 300 4 1805 3 G5
STOCKiatS AND KHWIWIS.
No. Av. 1'f. ' No. Av. I'r.
2 585 $200 G O'JO 13 35
23 720 2 GO. 1 G40 340
1 440 2..70. 1 8b ( ) 3 40
1 50(1 ( 3 00. 24 GIG 3 45
.11 541 3 Ou , 20 030 347 !
41 585 3'ICK 7 714 3 5(1 (
8 ' . . . 357 3 2t > 11 95(1 ( 350
4' . . 342 3 lift 3 813 350
l' . . . 040 3 ' 20' ' 2. 800 350
33' . . . GG7 3SO : 5 748 370
2 GUO 3 30 12 917 3 75
UTAH CATTI.n.
No. - Av. I'r.
48 feeders , U 1143 53 70
- - 12SO 305
G4 steers . ,
lions The hog market win from Oc to 10
lower than Wedw'ylay's ' unuven trade , an
averaged a big Oe lower all around , liccclpt
weio not heavy.nbnut 2.300 lighter tha
Wednesday , huh about GOii heavier than his
Thursday. Including holdovers tln-io wei
do-UK ) 4,000 In-all , the general quality as
rule hardly as opil as iveuntly , allnnug
thuru weru a nmul < er of Miry diolco hmi !
here. Theilcniiiml'wus good fiom nllsouicci
but on ai-count Of a 15c break at Chlcag
prices were bounil to go loner hero. ( Joe
to butcher weight and heavy lie n sold u
f rom 7I20 up to $7.35 , with light mid nilxi-
loads very largely at from $7.ID to J7.20 , an
fiom that on down to $7 fur very InfcrUi
light mlM'd stock. Thu movement was con ;
Dtiratlvely active throughout , and by thu mhl
illu of the forenoon tnu pens weiu emntj
Sales were very largely at from J7.15 to * 7.2.
us against $7.20 lo 7.35\Vclne-liiy ( , and * 7.2
to $7.30 oiiu week ugo today. Iteprcsuntatlv
sales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
70. . . .210 HK $7 00 09. . . .294 241) $7 17
100. . 170 280 7 UO OG..204 240 717
17 200 80 705 G9..235 hi ) 72(1 (
Gh' 10U 81) 705 71..215 40 720
4. ) " Joa 7 07i ! GO..225 121) 720
Ol " 21G 40 710 44..257 40 7JO
f.9 197 8(1 7 10 (17..241 bll 7 20
07 20b 7 10 64..237 bO 7 2O
GO"209 7 10 CD. . .242 HO 7 'JO
50 220 40 710 GO..272 24(1 ( 7 2O
78"200 40 7 1O G2..2BG 1GO 7 20
"
GO" 224 240 715 G ! > . . . . : M7 722
73"201 200 715 GO..270 80 722
711 " 220 80 715 b2..237 120 725
73' 2"0 bO 710 07. . . 2SO 80 725
" ' '
74".232 60 710 70..241 200 720
fills AMI liowill.
71. . . . 105 40 0 60
Snr.Ki' ltccelpts were not heavy , nnd thorn
was no iUit | ) hlu change In thu market. 1'ilcos
were nominally tctuly nt tbo recent docllno ,
but sellers were slow to accept them. Kalr
to itond natives , J3.75 to J6.KU fair to good
estorns , $3.60 to 15 ; common and stock
sheep , ja.aft to $3.75 ; good to cholcti 40 to
100-lh. lamhs , $4 toil ) . Hoprusentatlve sales :
No. Av. I'r.
3hucks OH $ ' . ' fi'i
llanatlvo mixed 03 4 50
Itneolptt and lllipiMituin
Oniolalrui'JlpH and dispultloii of st-J' ) in
shown by thu li.i.iksof tliu Union Htook Vards
oomp'iny for the twoiitv-four hours ending at
5 o'clock p. m. .March 'J3 , 18'JU :
nr.rKit'Ttt.
IIISI'O.slTIO.V.
C'lilfiicii l.lveMoi'U .Mirl : < i-t.
CtitCAOO , 111. , March 23 [ Special Telegram
to TllH IlKii.lTin1 cattle Irndu was actlxe
today and the laiw of jirlces somewhat
hlirher. Sales show then- was an avoi uito Kuln
of lOc per 10 ! ) His. In about all urades. In
quality the oirorlnjis were not perceptibly
belter than tlioiMoniKo for the last few days.
There were a few choice 1,50(1 to l.OOil-lb ,
steers and a fair pioportlon of need 1,300 to
1,4011-11) ) . . but salesat over } .VJ. " > were com-
irirntlvoly few. l < 'rum { 4.10 to 15. ' _ ' 5 took the
hulk of the steers.
There was a dull hex market and an o\-
tremely weak one. The avoragu was from 15c
to'JOc lower than at thu opunln of yester
day s market , the bulk of tin ; heavy and
medium welirhts coin ; ; at from $7.40 to 7.110 ,
and from $7.31) ) to $7.40 buvliiK most of llflil.
Closlni : iiintatlons ] were -from J7.3.r > to S7.GU
for heavy aveniftes of over a50 Ibs. . fiom iT.'i
to fT.iin for mixed and medium , a-id from $7.1O
to J7.4II for lioiss wi > lxlilii'4 from 150 to 106 Ihs.
Some hogs wcru leftover and the closu was
bad.
bad.There
There was a less depressed tone to the sheep
market. Si-ller.s did not succeed In unloading
at any appreciable advance , but It was easy to
col yesterday's prices , l.ambs also sold to
slightly bettor advantage. The channu was
ascribed to the fact that the receipts woru luss
than half as lart'c for thu day before.
Kecolpts : Cattle , lll.OUO bead ; lie s , 1U.OOO
head ; sheep , 5,000 head.
Tin' Kveiiln ; , ' Journal ruports :
CATTLE Itecelpts. lo.ooij head ; slilpinonl * .
3ooi ) head ; market active , Kjteaoc hltfhur ;
choice to prime i steers , $5.0Oo,5. 'Jilj.no extra oil
market ; others , } 1.80&5.00 ; prlnio fat cows
and holfors , M.50&4.30.
llojis Uecelpt17,000 head ; shipments ,
8,000 head ; market l.Vcr.-JOo lower ; roinjli and
mlvd , J0.90'i < 7.50 ; prune heavy , $7.5j'i7.70 ! ;
prime llf'ht , * 7 35U7.no.
SiiKKi'-Ujcolpts , r.,000 head ; shlpnn-nts ,
ume ; market steady ; natives , $4.5iirftG.nil !
rtostertM , $5.00i,5.3u ; Tuxans , $ l,50tl.8j ! [
limbs , $4.50ii0.30.
Kiintis < ; lty I.lve Stock .MarUet.
KANSAS Cirv. .Mo. . MaivhJ3. . UATTLK H- > -
celpts , a.atll ) ho.ul ; shipments , 1.3IM head :
steers active and strong ; ROOI ! oows stronci
ithers steady : feeders weak to I5c lower :
l'o\as steers. stroni ; to 10c hljiher ; dressed beef
ind slilpoliustuer-i , $ .1.75I.H-2'i ; cows anil
hulfer.s , $1.50.1.00 ( ; Texas and Indian steers ,
$ l.lla4.40 ( ; htookers and feeders , { 3.15-i',4.1O.
lions Ueculpts , 5,400 head ; shipments , u.UOO
icad ; market quiet and steady at yesterday's
closs : llci-Kles , J4.5Oir,7.45 ; bulk , j7.OOci7.u : ) .
SitiiKi' liecelpts , 1,400 head ; shipments ,
2.000 head ; marl.et strong , with little trading
from want of supplies.
1) . D FIMREC , H. I ) . It > onn r. . JAS Ilor.nK
I'res. vice I'rus Secy & TrouA
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital $ ii.09J ; Omaha an 1 Sioux Olt/ .
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stories and Bonds.
I'UIVATEViURd
Room 212 Rev York Life fioilding
'
OMAHA ,
KEI-'RIIKNCES : lowaStato National Hank ,
Hlonv City ; Uo.ninnrulal National Hank.
Um.iiia.
Special attention zlvun to outslilo orders.
CorrcHponucncu so'.lollu I
.1. \\UU.\ CUM i\TS.
Tills eveiilnat tlio Hoyrt "The
cBimont" ( "Kivls i' ' Frloilon" ) will bo
presented by the renowned Gonimnla Thea
ter foiniiany of St. Louis. ICvou those \vlio
do not know ( Joi-inun may fjaiti much
] ) leasiu-o from wilncaslnu the pcrforinanc-es
of tlicso very talented players.
Only throe more performances of'Tuo
D.in er Signal" at the Kaniam tills ovon-
iii's ( , tomorrow aftei noon's anil tomorrow
oveninc'.s. A clover mclo.lrama capably
played. _
Miss Funny Davctiiort | , who opens at the
lioyil on Monday for live nights and Satur
day matinee , ovorv manager bails with de
light , since she is u sure drawing card. Her
production of Kiirdou's "Ulcopatra" is as
complete a series of stano pictures as has
been given In this country. Of Cleopatra
Miss Davenport is said to have made one of
tbo greatest characlemations that could bo
boe.n on any sta o. Hernhardt has said that
Clcop.ilr.i is the most diflicult parl to
properly present of any in tbo entire walk
of tbo ( irania. Melbourne MacDowell will bo
seen as MarcAntony. . The sale of seats for
the entire engagement opens tomorrow morn
ing at U o'clock. _
To hear Charles A. finrdner and see
' Fatherland' ' is stH ; to bo a great treat.
Ko pure tbo Jests , , so clean the suit's , that nu
evenlni. spent with liardncr is a banquet ,
where children , maidens , men and women of
most refined tastes may go and revel In
wholesome pleasantness. Comedian Gardner
in ' F.ithcrland" is next week's attraction at
tbo Farnam.
_ _
No Alnru .Sliuiplest Nljit !
For sufferers from asthma. Schiffmann's
Asthma Cure affords instant relief in the
worst cases , as a single trial will prove. Ask
your druggist or address Dr. It. SehilTmann ,
St. I'aul , Minn. , for a free trial package.
ISrothurliood or SI. Androtr.
The members of western commission ol
this organization arrive in the city this
afternoon on the Overland Flyer. Tlicj1
have neon making a general visitation ol
the chapters west of the Missouri river tc
the co.ist , from San Diego to Portland am !
WANTED
, ToUl Uiun or CITIES
COUNTIL8. eCMOOL
JuiBTntOTS , VMTZR
COMPANIES , OT.R.n.COMPANIES.ctc.
Corrnpondrnco o11clted.
N.W.HARniS & COftlPANY.Bankers ,
103-109 Doorborn Strant. CHICAGO.
IS Wall Street , NEW YORK.
708teto9t. , D08TCN.
f ) tn I'ortlnml to Oinnlm. Tlip.v will hntil
tlit-ir Inst ncrvli'p but one nt Trlnlt.x tntho-
ilral tdtilnlit lit M o'clock. Mrsnts.Vixxl uiiil
Mcilcu will Ixith addiviin the youiiK men uf
Otiitibn on tliu rcsH | > ii illillltv , aniltiflt of
youiiK incti lit the i-lnnvli. A most coiillal
luvltntlon Is oxtPiutod to all to tUtciul , cs-
pwlnlly to j'outijt iiH-ti.
niatiy iTtiu-dips tu-p imshc'l Into
tlio nitu-Uvt by spicy tutvcrtlsciiiciits , Dr.
Hull's Co th Syrup still ttiltos thu lend.
SINOINO FOll THE WOULD.
St-luinl Miulo riiiino-r.iilicil ( | fur
tlio t'lilriiBii I'nlr.
.Iiivoiillo Oinnhti will bo hoard from t the
World's Columbian exposition. In swi'ot
strains of | iatrlotlc tnusic the volcosv of tlu >
school i-htuircn will tfroot the visitors ul tlio
t'roati'st fair on earth.
H will nil bo tu-coinpllsticd by means of the
phonograph and the Incuntilty aiid orlelnal-
Ity of SiipcrlntomU'tit Pltzp.itrlck. Koveral
weeks ago the i-titoi-prlsltiK suporlntc-ndcnt
of the Omaha schools laid heforo the Hoard
of I'Mneatlon the feasibility of havltit ; the
school children , under tlio super
vision of tbo teacliur of music ,
sinj , ' into a iitioiioj.'rapli tiiul pivp.ire a iintn-
bet-of Cylinders of music that could be sent
iilonir with the Nehr.iska exhibit to the
World's fair. The board thought well of the
plan and it was agreed to keep the matter
quiet until the work was well under way , so
that other cities would not have time to fol
low the same plan and thus make thu attrac
tion too common.
Mr. FiUp.urich has the work now almost
accomplished and in a few days n score or
more of choice samples of music from the
public schools of this thriving city will be
wound around cylinders ready to be shipped
to Chicago to bi-como one of the most
unique and pleasing attractions at the fair.
The Higii school implls snnu Into the phonograph
graph yesterday and succeeded In producing
some very good samples of sweet sound in
the wonderful little preserver of the human
voice. It is not an easy matter to get good
samples of chorus sltulng in a phonograph ,
especially where there tire fifteen or twenty
parties wodudn' , ' the music , for the reason
that it is dllllcult for them to nss'.tmo the
proper position before the instrument. In
this effort the phonograph company has fur
nished a thirty -six-inch reuelvcr.und it seems
lo do the work \ory well.
After selections liavo'beensung Into the in
strument they are tested nml If there tire
an.\ bad delects the wjrk is done over again.
It is the intention to have the entire system
of musical training in the schools illustrated
by this means. Samples of the work will bo
recorded all tlio way from the primary
rooms , where the little ones are just Ic-arn-
lug luw to run the tlrst few notes of the
scale , tip to the last class in the Murh
school , where dillleult and classical music Is
sung. Superintendent Fitzpatrick and Miss
Arnold are deeply interested in the success
of the venture and feel very eonlident that It
will he a unique anddclightfil feature of llto
Nebraska exhibition.
JSusy people have no tune , anil sensible pee
plu have no im-linnlinn to use pills that nriko
them sick a day for every dose they take. !
Thoyhavo learned that the us ? of Ue Witt's '
Little Karly Hisers does not interfere with
theirlie.ilth D.y causing naussti , p.iin or grip
ing. These little pilis are' perfect in action
and results , regulating the stomach and
bowels so that headaches , di//.lness and ,
lassitude are provonto'l. They cleanse the
blood , clear the complexion and tone up the
svstom. ix > ts of health in tlicso little fel
lows.
PULLMAN'S GENEROSITY.
Ollurn to Coinp.'oiiilHr $17,1)1)0 ) Tiivi'M by
I'ii.viiiK A limit S''UO.
Yesterday City Treasurer Holln received a
proposition from William Uurr , the attorney
for the Pullman company , looking to a set
tlement of the ease now pending in the fed
eral court , in which tlio city Is seeking to re
cover about $17,0 < ) ( ) in delinquent personal
taxes for tlio years ISSii-'ST-'SS and > 'J. ' The
Pullman company proposes to pay the city
i' . " > 7. Ill fpi- each of these four years nnd call
the claim square.
The proposition is based upon the fact that
tbo company has been assessed but an
amount equal to these figures for the years
subsequent to Ito'.l. Such assessment was
made by tlio state board , nnd previous to
Unit time by the city assessor.
Treasurer liolln informed tlio company
that the city had no icnson to accept any
such a niggardlv proposition , and that if the
company was desirous of settling it might
make a proposition upon ttio basis ol the
18S5 assessment , which the assessor returned
at J.f,0K ( ) , ) , and not take the years that arc
subsequent to these under dispute.
All Alumni tor North Cnlvritim.
An opportunity to spend a few days in that
delightful spot , North ( Jalvcston , Tex. , is
ottered by a special excursion to that point
which will leave Unmlia. Nob. , March ! i ,
1MKI. Uemarkablo inducements are offered.
For particulars imply to 13. D. Smealon ,
agent , room 17 , Darker block , Omaha , Neb.
I'mvilcrly mid Hiiyrt In Omaha.
T. fJ. MeCluiro , who lectured recently In
Omaha , will return to this city the latter
part of April to meet T. V. Powderly. ,1 W.
Hayes nnd the other members of tbo general
executive committee , Knights of Labor.
Members of tlio executive comn.itteo . are
assigned geographical divisions of the coun
try and scatter throughout the land as or
ganizers and superintendents and when the
time of holding an executive meeting ar
rives every six mouths some convenient
city l so rcled , where they all may rcmlnz"
vous. This tlmo Omnha-ha * Wn * ( lot-led ,
nml iho meeting will attract matt } Icadltiff
knights from nearby states.
North Unlvontini'n U'lilrr Supply.
NOHTII rUi.vmox. Tex. , March ' . ' .I , Oood
water nml plenty of tt Is a prime factor hi tha
success of any town. Pure nrtcslnu water Is
found hero at n depth of oOO feet Klva
nrtesian wells have been completed , the How
from the last being 1211 ( HKi gallons everjr
twenty-four hours from a three Inch pipo.
I lie water rises thirty feet In the pipes ami
is carried by Its own Vressure Into the second
stories of the buildings. This Is sunk-lent for
every need.
Truly Mother Nature heaped her'tnensuro
of gootl things when she endowed this com
ing industrial city of the south.
Illi-d Ulilln Smoking.
John Wallace , an old resident of the city ,
died suddenly of heart disease In the base
ment of fill ) South Fourteenth street about 1
p. m. yesterday. Wallace has lived In
Omaha for twenty-soven ye.irs and formerly
was in the saloon business. Ills wife died
three years ago ana after that he went out
of business and has been employed ns u
cook. Ho has n daughter who Is living In
Council IllulTs. , fff
Wallace was apparently ns well ns usual
at norm and was sitting in a chair smoking
his pipe. Suddenly the pipe fell to the floor ,
and before a ph.vsicl.in could be summoncit
ho had expired. Ho was formorlv a hard
drinker , but has not lourho.l liquor for
several months.
North ( lulti 4mi Kriiiliin. .
Aii opportunity to spend a few da.s . ( n that
delightful siHt , North ( ! ahvston , Tex. , Is
offered by a spochi excursion to that point
which will leave Omahi , Neb. . March ' . ' 7 ,
lMi. ) : Remarkable Inducements aie offered.
For particulars apply to 1) . 1) . Smeaton
room 17 , Darker block , ntrent , Omaha , Nob.
Still Illlllglll ! ; I'lro.
The county commissioners and the city
council's llnnnco committee l-eld a secret
meeting yesterday to adjust the tinanelal
differences between the city and the county.
The city's representatives offered lo pay the
county a balance of Slll.lHI1 ! to square all ac
counts up to the 1st of January and proposed ,
that hereafter a settlement should be made
every three months. The commissioners
seemed to favor the proposition , nut asked
for time to consider it. Members of the
council committee declare that the county
must accept the $10,01)0 ) or go Into the courts ,
for a settlement.
A Delightful HmllnMH-1'li'linro Trip.
An opportunity to spend a few days In Mint
delightful spot , North Hahvstoii , Tex. , Is.
offered by n special excursion to that point
which will leave Otirilm , Neb. , March U7 ,
IV.r.l. Ucmarkablo Inducements are offered.
For particulars imply to I ) . 1) . Smeaton ,
room 17 , Darker block , agent , Omaha. Nob.
lt:0ibl : lt i > imii UUI l.ccturo.
Knbbl William Hoscnau , formerly of this.
city , but now of Daltimoro , will occupy - the
pulpit of Hartley street Temple this even
ing. Services begin at : 'M. The subject of
the lecture \viu bo "SplnoMi , an Abused.
Dencfactor. "
The Win-Ill1 * I'iilr
Cannot remain such without the blooming-
look and radiant complexion which health
alone Imparts. Parks' tea , by clearing the
blood of impurities , makes th complexion
regain the hue of youth. All druii'lsls.
I'liniilimiMit of an I.h-i-lto.i llrlhcr.
Pi.iMot'Tii , Ind. , March Wl Knoch Mow ,
on trial for attempting to bribe an elector nt
the November election , was today fiuml
guilty and s nto-u-ed to ten days in Jail ,
HiicJ. $ - . " > and > lsrratu-hi'iMl ; for t 'ii years ,
the lowest penal y under the law
A troublesome skin disease caused
me to scratch for ten months , and was
cured by a few days' use of hiSiPJSjJrJS
M. H.Wou'i' , KfiSSaf' '
UPIXJI Marlboro , Md.
| ]
f was cured unmo years' npi of White S\vclllnff
liiinylegbyiislngEiKJSrSSfS&jlaiiil liavo litxil no
nynptoiiis of ro5)iJiJ2jSlltllru [ ) of ll'o dis
ease. Jltinv prominent physicians attumlciL
wo and failed , butS. B. S. dm the work.
I'AUU W. KIRKl'ATRICK , Jolml on Clly , Tenn.
Trcatlte on BIooil nml Sl.n : ul < .ease > nuilcit free.
SWIIT Sncino COM I-AK v ,
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ojnatiai
Kest Cattle Ho and Shui > muriot In th3
cor.n..isjm nousn.
Y/ood / Brothers.
I.lvo Stock Commission
EouthCmnlia Telephone 1157.
.1011N I ) . IIAIIISMAN , I * , . ,
WAl/rmt K. WOOD.'fMonaaorj-
Mnrkct Koporti by m ill a id.rlrj c.iejrfally
nlaliL'il upon aiitloatl04 | ;
OMAHA
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Onmlia Toat-Awainj Y/oIf / Bros. & Co. ,
LOMl'ANV.
Mnmif.T-titn'ri or ttMiti.
. ' ' nunl.r/ . tr iU > nml
1IOK8K roVS.'l' .
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11 I.I Kiirrm n St.
BADS ANT TWIN 3. I D13YCLE5.
Bemis Orcalm Bi * H. 0. DKOJ ,
COUl'\NV.
Iinportori nail m in.fr i Illeycloi nohl on monthlr
ll'jur tnulci , Ui.rlini ,
CD3T-5 ANO SHOES.
Morse Coe Slioo Company ,
S3l3sioon : nnlOllleo-1107 110.1-1111 llownrl't.
rnclurr-IIIU-ll2l-ll2i llowanl St.
Wo lira tin OM.V .Mnntli-tuu.'i : : of Hoots anJ
MHKX In HID nlatu of Xi'tiranii.
A gi-nt-r.il Invitation u uuumril In nil to Impact
unr iiuw Inctor/ .
Kirkeadall , Jones &
COMl'ANV.Vh ilmilo SIIOK CO , ti
mfrit. : unti tl if j-i nml rubb * r co li. UJ > -
lluljbfr ShuJ < 'n IIJI- I.IU llatnor a
lIUI-lliM Iliraoy St.
COM , C3KE. CJRHICc.
Omalia Coil , Goto &
I.IJIB n > . , h'iril ana soft Mfn v.tlvitnlio I Iron
( uitl. K cor. liitu ant uornlc > l 11 IVY rip ,
Duiutjj sti. niutiiiiio nviiuiu : ou
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( JOOD4 CO ,
Dry noO'K notloru. fur- Notloni. qv.i' ( urin -
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11 tli unit lljwarj ath
FURNITURE.
Omalia Upholstering Beebje & Ruayan
CO. , Uiholiler [ d furni rUILNlTUUK CO , lifted
ture , IIJJ 1101 Nlcholai
tt. WlJQlcialaonljr. on inu sti.
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