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TT1K OMAHA DAILY UKKt Tt'KSlUY , MARCH 1M. 1R1 .
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
May Wheat Jumped to Eighty Cents Per
Bttsbol Yostorclay ,
LARGELY THE .WORK OF THE CLIQUE
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Onti VfereVcnlc from Start to Finish nml
jftoicd After nn Active ) ' Hiulnrt *
.S He-low thn I'rlco ItulliiR H.itur-
" ilny Afternoon ,
CIIICACIO , IH. , Morcli27.-May wheat Jumped
to BOe a bushel today , a 2-ccnt advance over
Saturday's hlRh mark , and closed at 70'ic.
The advance of lc Saturday scared the shorts
nnd they started In at the opening to cover
part of their line. The market was wild , and
closing quotations ranged from 7fl'c to 78Uc.
The heavy buying sent the market to 70'sC
with u ruali. Then the cjlquo came In by sellIng -
Ing some of Its holdings and the price dropped
to the opmlug figure. Tno shorts then began
to buy again and the market went up to BOc.
the clhiue aiding In the advance by taking
hack part of their original offerings.
The traders became nervoui , and from this
point until the close the market , see-sawud be
tween 7'JV and 7'J c , closing nearer the top.
July wheat was llrm , hut closed without ma
terial change In Its value.
Corn opened llrm but closed very weak at
> ie under Saturday's latest quotations. Oats
were weak from start to finish and closed after
' ? below the prices
nn active day's business at ic
ruling on Saturday afternoon. Provisions
vow doll but llrm. The visible supply of
wheat uii > Miectcdly decreased 812,000 bu.
compared with an Inr-rea-o ot lfi-1,000 bu. the
corresponding week last year , but. the figures
had no appreciable cITeet upon the market.
The Interest In May dominates the market
to the exclusion of everything else. ; ihc
clltiuo brokers were being chicly watched ,
nnd although they mustI have disposed of con-
Milnrnble quantities of Muy wheat on the hard
spot" , the traders could see that Ibero must bo
lieavv Imylnijorders In the market fiom shorts
Ulcf. . enabled leall/.lnr/ he don.- without
breaking the prl.'iM. Kaufman of H. I.oi Is
shorts who "faced the
wn < one of the heavy
ln"ho\ \ Violeyrriiile was restless. Outside shorts
anxious. Straddlcrs at ( 't. Louis
writ very
Duliltb and Chicago all had trades oiilsUitid-
ln that weirge.llng very uneasy. Ibis
forced considerable buying for May aside from
the question of what the bl northwestern
fchorl.s may have coveted. It Is claimed In
Mime quarters ( bat the bull clique houses In
wheat liuve of late been bending thcirencrglcs
to holding the maiki't within bounds. A break
would be millf disastrous to them. An ad
vance at tills time would bring out moro
wbeat from other centers to ( lilcago. Ihls
might , prove disastrous , \\hen May got n
IwTfl of lc over Saturday to 7Mc the move was
llrst , chaiged to the-rllque.
Later , accoidlng to these theorists , It was
1ho best opinion that shorts weru largely re
sponsible and that thecllouedldas much as
possible to bold the market together. Ihls
rnornlng they had the same task on hand In
an nirirraviiteit form.
Pardrldge sav-of wheat ; "Tlio clique poses
sa tnrgut in tlie grain trade of the country.
\VhlIonol having the broadsides of a. barn ,
this target Is of sulllclent sl/o to bo muchly
middled before June 1. Probably the capita !
of the clique Is opposed by equally largo
amounts and the tactics arrayed against It are
ai shrewd as their own. The Contract , stocks
of wheat have lately Increased about lOO.iiOO
hu , weekly. Tlieie yet remains nine weeks to
1111 sales of May wheat. We think the least
the clique can cxp-et , to receive In that time
will be 000.000 bu. a week , which would raise
the total contract stocks by , ) iin < vl to over Ifi-
DUO.OOO bil. Car lots of No. ' . ! wheat are sellIng -
Ing 3o under the Mav price and only thirty-four
days lo May 1. liy looking at the daily
out Inspection of wheat , none of the car lots
of No. 2 led or No. "J whlto are found ,
but the shipments all consist of
prncles selling from 8c to IDij less.
A fair price for No. U red In this market today
would ho 07c , and No. 2 spring ( JDo. Either
Now York musl advance from 7r > c to Bur and
Toledo and Detroit from OOc to 7Hc , or Chicago
must Mioneror later fall Into line and we shall
nut Incline to the bull side until values all
around are adjusted In thnlr usual positions. "
The wheat pit took the attention of opera
tors today to.such an extent Unit other pits
were neglected. The feature In corn and oats
was tbo seeming deslro of country longs to get
out of their holdings.
Tonight , compared with Saturday night ,
pork Is up KM and lard 7 ! c. Klbs uro about
unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
WbontNoa.
Mnrcli 77 7051 75
Mnjr -W PO 78
78WM
July- 73 > 1 73,4 WM
Corn No. 2
Mnrcli 404 40H
tiny 42)li )
July 4JX 43 ? <
Onto No S.
.Mnrcli. . . .
May
Juno 80 U WH 314
July
! OB I'ork. .
Mny 17 MH 17 72 ! $ 17 IW
July 17 70 II8H 17 ( U.H 17 ( UH 17 C5
Lnrd-
Mny 11 40 II 40 11 40 11 40 It .W
July 11 ( Wi u m < n m 11 03 II U )
Copt ll 05 n : zla 11 05 11 10 11 05
Fhort Hlljs. .
Mny 10 im 1010 100714 10 07 } 10 10
July U SO
rash quotations were as follows :
Fl.otm - Modoratuly nctlvo ; prices un
changed ; wlntur patenti. 13.7034.20 ; winter
straights , $3.303.135 ; sprlnit patents , J3.85
4.1O ; spring stralKht , 42.Goa3.10i baicuiV ,
J2.nva2.3r , .
WHEAT No. 2 spring , 70'c ; No. 3 sprlnc ,
f. o. b. , nOQGlc ; No. 2 red. 70'je.
COHN No. 2. 4sc ( ! ; No. 3 cash , 38c ; No. 2
yellow , 4(1)40 ( ) : No. 3 yellow , 38Jic.
OATS No. 2 , 294c ! ; No. 2 whlto. f. o. I ) . ,
85 < rt35V4n ; No. 3 white , f. o.b. , 30O34C.
UVE-No. 2 , 48c.
HAIII.KY No. 2. fi2cs No. 3 , f. o. b. 42S51o ;
No. 4 , f. o. h.,35ai4c.
KI.AX HEED-NO. l.Tl.lO'f.
TIMOTHY HitKD-l'rlme , $4.3Bil4.40. (
1'OllK-Mess , per bbl. , n7.5517.57'Lard ,
porlOOlbs. , Hi.27li < ail.32i ! ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , J10.05 < ai0.07 ! $ ; dry salted shoulders
( hnxodt. JO.STUSO.tiO ! short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
lio.ooio.or > .
WHIBKY Distillers' flnlshcd goods , per gal. ,
SUOAIIS TlnchaiiRed ; cut loaf , SJjffiSyc ;
granulated , 6ic ! ; standard "A , " De.
The following were the rucotiits and shlp-
nieniR for today :
On the t'roducu exchange today thn butter
market was firm ; creamery , 22It30c ; dairy ,
225J28c. KBBP , easier : strictly fresh , 14He ,
Now York Markets.
NEW YOIIK , March 27. l'r.oim Uecolnts ,
40.300 pUcsexports ; , 2.00O bbls , , 12,0)0saclcs ( ) ;
sales , 7,000 pliKs. ; market dull , steady ; buyers
holdlngolT ; winter wheat , low grades. $2.10
6S2.55 ; winter wheat , fair to fancy , J2.f > 5 ®
B.OQ ; winter wheat patents , $3.854 25 ; Min
nesota clear , $2.50513.50 ; Mlnni'Mta slrnlehtH.
t3.GVij)4.K ( ) ( ) ; Minnesota patents , J4.254.00.
t'OHN MKAU Steady , dull ; yellow western.
2.05 2.75.
HVK yteady.nnlet : western , 59H03c.
llAiu.KY-Klrm. dull ; western , G03Ho. (
llAiu.uv MAI.T Dull , steady ; western , C55J
85c.
85c.WHIIAT nccelpts , 10,600 bn. ; exports ,
210,000 bu. : sales , 2,820,000 bu futures , 144- ,
000 bn , spot , t-pot market fairly active ,
stronger ; No. 2 red , In store and elevate r ,
7liHc : alloat , 70'ic ; f. o. b. , 75" ( < it77'ir ; No.
1 nortbern. 81 4 < ffiS2c ; No. 1 hard. 854i/,8Gi'j (
No. 2 northern , HOUHiWHie. Uiitlons active ;
opened llrm at ' . © "le advam-e , Kuctuated con-
Hiderably and llnally closed steady at ! ( ' ' 'i'i'
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udvance ; No. 2 red , Jl.iy. 70 5-10'370 13-10 ,
closlii'-ul 70 , e ; .lime , 77i77'c. ( floslin ; at
77 ! < is July. 77't478'40. closlrm lit 77V ; Au-
pnst,7Hvir.i,7H'14e1 cloMns at 78)40 ) ; December ,
82'T'H2'8e ( , elosing at H2 > , o.
Slocks lit grain In store and alloat .March 25 :
Wheat. 9i05,073 ( : corn , 452,081 ; oats , 5M0.5G1 ;
rye. 97,372 ; hurley , 128,727 ; unit , 88,402 ;
pi'ii.s , 4,398 bn ,
I'oiiN-Hecelpts.40.FOO tm ; exports , 18,180 ,
bu. ; sales , 105,000 bn , futures , 0,000 bu. snot
hiiots weaker , Inactive ; No. 2 , niii&M'tr ' In
elovntor , fi2 Q52 > Sc alioat ; ungraded mixed ,
6A'fi4t' ; Mcamer ml.vd , fiO'ie ; No. a , 49i * ©
6V ( , Untlcms were moderately active , opnilng
1 ' ' . ' 1Be down with the west , advanced 'icon '
ilecrcabcd vNlble and light receipts , de-
ollned ? . ' ( with the west , closed weak at
a4 < " TaC decline ; April , 40' Cil50'H' , closing at
40'c ; May. 48\MO-n1feliHingat 48V ; June.
4H.f..4lo. . ! closing lit -
, 4B4c ; July , 4-J4440V.
cUisiliu lit 4Or.
OATS ItecelplK , 1S1.200 hit. : exports , 21,011
1)11 ) , ; sales , 5U 1.01)0 bu. futures , 71,000 hu.
bpot , HnotH ilull , weaker. Options loner ,
wink : .May , 3WaO'i' ( , cloih > at 3Cc.lnne ; ,
! U > ' 30 > 4e , doslir- 3o ( ! ; July. . .miniii\ ( > -
IliK at 30ct spot .Vo. 2 white , 42'4-42'/ ; No. 2
Chicago. 39'10.30'icj No. 3. 37 e ; No. 3 whlto ,
Ilo ; mixed western , 37 ( 40c ; whlto western ,
410l49'c.
JUv Active. ( Inn ; shipping , 7070c ; good
to choice , Micfeil.00.
llors CHilut , bteady ; state , oommon to
choice , 18 r.21'ie ; 1'nclllc coast , lb 21ii ! : .
Hums- Dull , easy ,
PiioriMONo I'utiucatx , iiulct , steady ; mid-
cllex , dull and kteudy , l.artl , nulet and llrmar ;
western Ktcam closed at tll.dO ; salon , none ;
nrttloiiK hales , none ; March , closed at (11.55 ;
May clo.cU ul ni.OU ; July closed at Ul.Vi&j
September clo cil at 11130. Pork , fair ill-
manil. Htrndy.
HUTTKn-HtronKilcnmnili woilcrn ilulry , l
< 3'lrr.lniii. ( \ \ . 33c ,
CIIIIKSI : ynlet , utondy.
KIHWllriivy rerelpM , rlo < ieil ulrnilyi ro-
'llit * , tH.noa pks ! nMlnrn , frtmh , lOUOlAUc.
TAI.UIWQuiet. . oa lnr : city ( * 2 f or iikgi. ) & ' ,
( JoiTONHKUli Oil. I'lill ' , weak ; crtldo , 44 ©
4Cr ; yellow , 52i- .
I'rmioi.KfMThe market openrd strotiR hut
tnibiciiicnlly | broke under free offering * . At
the close u "omowliat steadier lone pruvnlled ,
Pennsylvania elli , ipot sales , none ; April
options , sales O.YOOO bills , opening prior ,
Cb\i2j \ highest , OHHe ; lowest , 07o and closing
at 77H'1. llPn.oll , salca none , U0'u blili
1 olftl anins ufi.OiW WN. )
UDSINDull , steady ; strained , common to
good , ! 1.4W.1.42'-i. (
Tuni'tNTlNK-Oiilot , lower at 34iJ3HiC. (
KICK Klrm , fairly active ; domuitle , fair to
choice , 3S5SC ,
Moi.ASSKf-New Orleans upon kettle , good
to choice , fair demand , llrm , 3OIM8i % .
tl.'UAtiHaw , llrmer , more active ; fair refill-
lire , 81-IOf ! cpiitrllugals , 00 test , 3 0-lCc :
sales , 3,500 bags mola es susar , 80 test at 2
27-32c , o. 1. f. ; refined sugar 1 l-10c hlither
and active ; olT A , 4 7-10 < iJ4 ; 1 1-lOi't mold , 5
1-lCc ; standard Ai-I5 [ t4 15-lOc ; confectlor.ets
A,4 ® 413.1ceut ( ! ; loaf , 0 5-10 < a5'4c ' ; cruslH'd ,
5iilft&'Jo ' ; imwderiMl , n7 > 5 l-10u : granu
lated , 4S5 ( ( l-Hic : cubes , Mfc 3-10c.
Pill Ino.v Moderately active , steady ; Ameri
can , * 12.75ai5.5U.
Col'I'r.H-Oiilel ; lake , $11.05.
I.KAIt-Uillct ; ( iomestlc , t4.10 ,
TIN- Quiet ; straits t LI.85 bid , and 120.00
asked : jdatcs , moilerate demand , steady ; do
mestic , J4.27i. !
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Dm ilia ( Jral'i
The following prices are bawd upon delivery
at Mississippi river points :
WIIKAT No. 2 sprlnir , 72o bid ; No. 3. spring ,
58c bill ; No. 2 haul. Ole bid ; No. 3 hard , 58c.
OATS No. 2 white , 32'ic hid ; No. 3 whlto ,
32 < : hid.
tou.v No. 2 , cash or April , 37 bid ; No. 3 casher
or April , 30'4c.
KYI : No. 2 , 53c bid.
Onmht I'l-oilit'-e Ahirlcet.
There was nochaime in prices ami the mar
ket was practically featureless.
Ai'l'l.iw Choice shipping stock N quoted at
$4. no.
HANANAS Per hunch , Including crates and
parklnu , f J.005l'J.7B.
IlKANS Choice navy , f2. 15.
HuTTHlt K\tru choice country roll , 2022o ;
fair to good country roll , 18B2UO ; packing
stock , IOTi ( 17c
CAI.IFOIIMA I'AiniAor.-Pcr 11) ) . , 3c.
( 'IJI.KKY Per do40i - .
CliANiniilliis : ; Per bov , $3.23.
( 'llt'llHHKlis Per do2. .
Kniis The majority of the sales were re
ported at 13' ' c and ft was very hard work to
get any more.
UAMI : Commission houses that make a spe
cialty of game aie dNcour.iglng the shipment
of ducks , as the market Is oversupplled and
prices very low. Mixed ducks. 75c'iitl.lJ ( ) ;
tPal.tl ; red heads , { 2 ; mallards , $2.50 ; geese ,
M.OOfl o.cm. according to size.
( JUAi'i : 1'iiriT I'er box , 13.50.
HAY The market on good upland hay was
$5.50.
HIDES No.l grepn , 4c ; No. 2 green , 3c ; No.
1 grcc'ii , salted , 4'4c ' ; No. 2 green , salted , 3c ! ;
No. 1 green , salted , 25 to 40 lls. ; , 4'Jc ; No. 2
green salted , 25 to 40 Ib-i. , 3l5c ; No. 1 veal ,
calf , H to 15 HH. , 80 ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15
His. , tii ; ; No. 1 clrvlllnt,7'icNo. ' : 2 dry Hint , 5if. !
No. 1 dry salted. Oo.
HOSKY Choice to fancy white clover , ISO
lOc ; fair to good , KWlSc.
IJKMONS Cboice , 1(3. ( 50 ; fancy , $4.
Niw : ViiKTAiii.is : ( : I.ottuci' , 40c ; radishes
and parsley , 45c per do/ . ; green onions , 35c.
ONIONS Home grown , per bbl. , $4 ; Spanish ,
per crate , $2.
OiiANdKs Klorlda fancy , per box , J3.50 ;
rnssetts , J3.25 ; Mexican orancus , singlu boxes ,
13.23 ; 5 to 10-box lots , $3 ; California mountain
oranges , $2.50 ; Washington navels , S4 ; New
castle California seedlings , $2.75 ; Mud. sweets ,
$2.75 ; Klversldest'cdllngs ? 2.7G.
OYSTlins Per can , 10ff.38c.
POTATOKS- Colorado , $1 2UQ1.2C ; choice na
tive stock , 8Gd/,90c.
POULTRY -The maiket was about steady ,
though not quite so strong as It was a few days
ago. Choice hens , OtilOii , live ; young roosters ,
80c ; old roosters , 6&Gc ; geese and ducks ,
dressed , Ilffll2c ; dressed turkeys , 1214c.
iTHAWUKiiiiiKS Per quart , 2.VijiUc. :
Swnirr PorATOtx Per hbl. , J. > .
TANiiitiNi.s-In : : half boxes , fJ.755J3.00.
Vii.M , Cliolce and small fat vuals , 79c ;
largo and thin , Il'iooc.
I'HODCCB I'OINTKI15.
W. 11. llGinN of the llrm of Clnr' ' fc Co. , has
returned from a business trip to Wisconsin.
The following are reported at Dun's Mercan
tile agency :
Alliance. Neb. , N. I ) . Smith & Co. , drugs , sold
out , to It. Abbott.
Kustls , Nob. , J. M. Methven k Co. , Imple
ments. succeeded by Mothven & ( llbbclts.
Kalrll ld , Neb , , Hobln-ori ix ; Clark , restaurant
and bakery. Riicccededby H. M. Cioldsmlth.
Norfolk , Neb. , Taylor Sc Potter , groceries
gave chattel mortgagor for $3,207.
North Platte , Neb. , Herman Otton , boots and
shoes , gave real estate mortzago for $3,100 ,
and chattel mortgage for $7,100.
North Platte , Nob. , Casey .t I'obhauson ,
groceries , gave chattel mortgage for $1,400.
Ited Cloud , Neb. , 0. I' . Rvana , second hand
goods , burned out.
Ked Cloud , Neb. , Oscar Patmore , flour and
feed , burned out.
Ked C'loud , Nob. , James Patterson , agri
cultural Implements , burned out.
Wllsonvlllo , Nob. , Parker & Weaner , Imple
ments , otc. , succeeded by K. W. Parker.
Sao City la. , Martin Iflokor , general store ,
selling out.
Walker , la. , I.aughlln & Hassoll , groceries ,
boots and shoes , assigned.
Kallna , Kan. , M. llennlng i Son , groceries ,
creditors In possession.
St. I. oiils MarUuts.
ST. Louis , Mo. , March 27. Fi.oun
Firmer , not quotably changed.
WIIKAT Opened excited , higher ; this con
dition continuing through the day , with but
slight reaction , the close being ! 4l'ic above
Saturday's close. No. 2 red , cash , G4fc ! ;
April , G-t u ; May. CGSo.
Con.v I'nsetth'd , closing weak , ! Jc olT , No.
2 mixed , cash , 3 < Pe ; May 37'8c.
OATS Weak , s c lower. No. 2 cash , 30Jc } ;
May , 31'ic.
PIIOVISIONS Very dull. Pork , mess , $18.25 ;
new. $18.50. Lard , itl 1.874. llrr salt meats ,
lOose bhonlders , $0 ; bacon packed shoulders ,
J10.25 ; longs and ribs , * 11.0 ( ) tll.l2Hj
shorts , $11.25 ; hams , sugar cured , 13 ® 145c. !
HUTTKII I'lrm ; unchanged.
KKCBIITS I'lour , 7,000 bbls. ; wheat , 12,000
bu. ; corn , 273,01)0 ) bu. ; oats , 54,000 bu.j rye.
8,000 bu. ; barley , 7,000 1m.
StHi'MENTS Klour , 7,000 bbls. ; wheat 7,000
bu. : corn , 145,000 bu , ; oats , 11,000 bu.j rye ,
1,000 bu. ; barley , 1.000 bu.
Itannait City Markotn.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , March 27. WHEAT
Dull and steady : No. 2 hard , G3a05c ; No. 2
red , nominally , G8c.
Cons In demand and Uic ! higher ; No. 2
whlto , 3Cc.
OATS Slow and rather weak ; No. 2 mixed ,
28UO20C .
HUTTKU Moro active ; creamery , 25329c ;
dairy , 18ff.22c.
KHOS 1'lrmer at 14c.
Ui'.CKli'TS Wheat , 2,000 mi. ; corn , 10,000
bu. ; oats , noun.
BllirMUNTS Wheat. 5,000 bu. ; corn , 0,000
bu. ; oats , 11,000 bu.
Cotton Market.
NEW OIIIKAKS , La. , March 27. Qnlet ; good
middling. K 13-10c ; middling , 8 7-lGc ; low
middling , 8'iic ; May ordinary , 7 13-lGo ; net
receipts , 2,702 bales ; gross recoluts , 3,101
bales ; sales , 4,400 bales ; stock , 280,520 bales.
Futures steady ; sales , 100,000 bales , March ,
J8.12ffi8.13 ; April , J8.125iH.13 ; May. $ H.22fi (
8.23 ; June , * S.20(18.30 ; July , J8.34il8.36 ;
August , $8.35Tr.H.3i ( : September , $8.2038.22 ;
October and November , $8.1038.17 ; Decem
ber , $8.188.20. _
Knglish drain Truilo llevlow ,
LONDON , March 27. The Mark Lane Kxpress
says : Knglish wheat sells at from 22s to 23s
per quarter In western and northwestern mar
kets. In London prices are 28s In. Foreign
wheat is little changed. Until California am
ordinary red wheat Is more saleable In Londoi
than In Antwerp. Kiissla Is now sending to
( Jreat Itrilain lUO.OOO quarters weekly. India
Is likely to send a < mucli after Raster.
Liverpool Market * .
Livr.ui'ooi. . March 27. WHEAT Dull ; de
mand moderate ; holders oiler moderately
No. 1 California. &s HdJiOs per cental ; No.l.
red winter , 5s 51 jdUfis fi'sd ,
CORN Firm ; ilemand fair ; mixed western
4s 241 ! per cental.
llAros Long and short clear 55 Ibs. . 60s
percwt. ; long clear , 45 Ibs. , 50s.
CoHi-o Aliirkut.
NEW YOIIK , March 27. Options oponci
dull , iinchaii'.red to 5 points dccllno , clo > e (
dull , nominal ; No. 7 , $17.50.
Cincinnati .Market * .
CINCINNATI , O. , March 27. WHEAT Firmer
No. 2 red.OHo.
CoitN Kasy ; No. 2 mixed , 42i ! 42ip. ;
OATSIn moderate demand ; No. 2 mixed
\ \ HISKY In light demand ; 11.17.
rhlhiilflplilu liiuin .Market.
Piin.AUEi.i'iiiA , r . , 'March 27. WIIKAT
Strong , advanced ; No. 2 red , March , 7y ? <
73e.
COIIN Kasler ; No. 2 mixed , March , 48 > j .
OATS Car lots lower ; futures dull and un
changed.
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Iliilllinnrn ( iraln .Market.
IlAi.TiMour : . Jld. , March 27. WHEAT
Strong , likher ; No , 2 red , spot ami .May , 734o
COIIN Dull ; mixed spot and March 47' c.
OATri--Qulut , btoady ; No. 2 wliltu western
41c ,
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Mliiii npiillaVlie.it Murkut.
MiNNUAi'or.is , Mlnu. , March 27. Market fal
today. Ctuli market strong. No. 1 northern
07c ; No. UuoilUuiu , C6o. ICtxuliiU , 2&0 cars
\
Vli' ' i' | . Mircli. r.V. , M.IV. P1M.t.ily. : . .
7' . n i it , ! , ( , N , , i | , , t , | . rH , . | No , |
orlhern , HO' ' , , ' ; No. J northern. l'.3' ( 04c.
.Mnrl < rt ,
, 'iii\v.iiKr.ii , > n. , March a/ , WIIBAT -
HUmdy i .Inly. 07 ci N'o. 8 spring , fl8ij ,
ioiiN-lu1l ) ; No. a , 304c.
OATS-Liwr ; NoJ white. 34'lct No , 3 ,
llAiti.nv--03c.
I'liov-gioxa-Qiilot. Pork , Mny. m.B5.
Toledn drain Murkot.
Tot.Ktin.O. . March 27. WIIBAT Dull , easier ;
No. 2 cash and March , 70c ,
CoilN-Dull , steady i No. 2 cash and May ,
42i ! ,
OATS-Quloti cash. 33'tc.
London Oil .Murki't.
LONDON , March 27. CAMJUTTA LissKnn
Spot , -I3s l'xl per quarter ; spot , April and Juno ,
new crop , 3Hs Od per quarter.
TUlll'KNTI.NIlSl'llllTS 23s3d pnrcwt.
New York Dry < lee U Mtrlccti
Nr.w YOIIK , March 27. lluslness In dry goods
opened with a less active demand.
STOCK * AM ) DON OH.
peculation Quito .Strom ; In Certain Parts of
thn Il < ( .
NEW YOIIK , March 27. The stock market
vas Irregular In Its course throughout thn
: ay. At Intervals speculation was strong In
serlaln parts of the list whllu positively weak
n others and the market closed with a number
of stocks higher and others balow the final
notations of Saturday. The bears were not
active In their elVorts to depress prices , the
aso In money , the fact that only $500,000 In
: old will be shipped to Kuropo tomorrow and
hu talk of a probable advance In freight and
mssengcr rales by the western railroads ,
> peratlng against them throughout , the day.
The general market art vanned from U to l' <
> or cent , but subsequently Missouri Pacific
mil Lackawanna were attacked. The former
old down 2'B per cent to 60'4 and the latter
' pur cent to 44' , . Simultaneously there
vas a drop of 4'J per rent In fulled States
tuhber to Dl'i and H ( pur cent In Manhattan
o 1073j. The othur usually actlvo shares
'lelded 1' ' to 1'j percent under sales to real-
zo profits and also for the short account. The
ultimo of business , however , was small and
ho selling of far less Importance of late.
During the last Itour Manhattan suddenly
hot up to 171 on rumors that the company
vould ! grunted the privileges asked by the
Japld Transit commission , which meets to-
nof'ow.
Thcio was good buvlng of Sugar , National
'ordage , National Lead , American Cotton
Oil , Chicago lias. Consolidated Oas and Nortb
ern Paclllc , all of which Improved 1 to IS per
ent. Chicago Oas led with a rise to 88 ;
vestern railway shares and thu co.ilers re
covered M to 'B per cent , and the market left
) lf In tonu with must of the Industrials at or
icar the opening. The transactions aggre-
ated 229,378 shares , of which 190,783 were
IsliMl and 38,505 unlisted.
The Po-it says : Saturday's bank statement.
vhenanalyz"d In detail , proves that the half
lozen largo banks which ordinarily contiol
he movement of money Into and out of New
York City were this time caught napping ,
heir own books did indeed show in advance a
considerable out How of currency to other
Itles , but what they naturally failed to show
mil what had really become the feature of the
Market was the net receipt of legal tender * ,
n amounts varvlng from $30.000 to $500,000
by almost all of the smaller banks In the city.
The moral effect of this showing on the
noney market mas considerable. In addition ,
he rumors of Saturday that the largo gold
! \port orders for next Tuesday will
) o canceled proved true here. Only JuOO.OOO
u gold was withdrawn today. To account for
his sudden change of purpose , various rumor ?
of a more or less sensational character were
bet In motion. Of these It Is only lucessary to
say that so long as an Arnortcan loan Is
talked anout in London Just so long will the
gold shippers proceed with inorj than usual
caution. It is not In the least prob.xhlo th.it
the-sccrntary of tliu treasury , as the Wall
street story declares , Iris been unveiling his
nirposo to the gold-shipping hankers. Hut
hu bankers will naturally have thalrsm-
nolon and the lucent considerable fall In Ilrlt-
sh consols due solely to expectation of an
American loan shows how decided an effect
oven a surmise may have on the markets.
Of course it h plain that if a 4oO.OOO.ono
London loan were actually iiPiJoUate.l ex
change would bo sharply influenced. Hut the
whole matter must still bo left to conjecture.
The following are the closing cm > laliou < of
the leading stocks on the Now Yet k block ex
change today :
Huston Stork OllntntlniiH.
.iMnss. , March 27. Call loans , ri' OK
purcont : tlmo loans , 5I40V5 percent. The follow-
1m ? arc the closing quotations on stocks , bonds
and mining shares :
St. Limit Mining Ktnck ) ,
8r. Louis.Mo March ! J7. More activity , Imt
nt a sacrlllco In prices , were the features In
the local mlnlnu market , l-'lve hundred
thousand i-haros of Leo were ruported lo have
been bolu av - > e per sliarot fit ) sliares of lirnnlto
Mountain sold at J5.7& , and VO American Net-
tlu sold ut 3ic , u Uucllue of 2Jc pur bhuru from
In l ( idles. 6tn * lmfi'i of Silver ll-ll worn
wntiti-d nt lic. ) liut.-rlU rs wen < Khy
( jtiotiitloiHon ofi'r ) < toc'is ' wcr.- . '
oHoreil.
Kan I'ranrncii .Mining IJiinliitloin.
PAS l-'itANOtsro , fal. , March 27. The oniclnl
closlnjt ciuotalloivs " fop mining stock * ted ly
were as follows ! ,
Loiiilon I In iH'l.il le\lc\v.
( Copjyrl rfifevl ISM tin Jd'iic. ) (7onl'ni H"iiti' " , I
LONIION , March 27.-tNow Vork Herald Cable
Speclil to Tin : llr.n.1 Attention of the
block exchange was largely occupied in the
settlement arrangements , little new business
being attempted , as after the settlement the
boards adjourn for Krister holiday , the house
being closed Saturday. The lone on tbo whole
was llrm. The Improvement In the American
department "continues. Most descrlpllms
MIOW n fnrth-r upward movement. Consols
were steady. Carry Ing over rates were gen
erally light though In some dltectlons harder
than a fortnight ago. Atchlson bonds
are * i per cent higher , \Vabash lire-
n-rence nor cent , Chicago & Milwaukee ,
Denver pioferonco and Atlantic llrst mort
gage ! j per cent , and all others ! s to U per
cent. Canadian lines were quiet. Canadian
Paclllc Improved ' , ' per cent and dram ! Trunk
Issues > s to \ ( nut cent. .Money was In good
demand. For short loans 2 per cent nnd up-
ward.s was freely paid us advances In the open
market. Three months bank paper was ut 1 ?
to 14 percent.
Financial Null's.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , March 27. Clearings ,
(1.740.052.
I'Aitrs March 27. Three per cent rentes , 07f
67c for the account.
NEW YOIIK , March 27-ClearIngs , $74,790-
074 ; balances , $4,338,182.
OMAHA , March 27. Clearings , fl , 197,035 ;
same day last \veok , $0,045,053.
LONDON , March 27. Amount of bullion ROIIO
Into the Hank of Knnland today , X'00,000.
HAI.TIMOIIK , Md. , March 27. Clearing ! ) , $2-
070M5 ; balances , $422,110. Money , 0 per
cent ,
IMiii.AiiKLl'lllA , Pa. , March 27. Clearings.
J0.287.12l ! balances , $1,551,521. Money , 4i (
@ 5 per cent.
CINCINNATI , O. , March 27. Monoy. 037 per
cent. New York exchange , par ; clearings ,
$7,479,350.
JlUMl'ills , Tenn. , Marcli 27. Now York ex
change sailing at $1.00. Clearing's , 8305,740 ;
balances , $174,110.
HEIU.IN , March 27. Tlio statement , of the
Irnpi'rhil Hank of Germany shows a decrease
in specie of 4,480,000 marks.
Nr.w Oni.iuNx , La. , March 27. Clearings ,
$91)13,288. ) Now York exchange , commercial ,
70c per $1,000 ; hank , $1.50 premium.
Sr. Lens , Mo . March 27. ( Jloarlims , M.001-
110 ; balances , fOJii.tM'j. Money , quiet at Ofo7
percent. Kxehangoon Now York , 85c pre
mium.
HOSTON , Mass. , March 27. Clearings , J14-
140'J75 ; balances , $1,942,208. Money , 0 nur
cent. Kvchange on Now York , par to 15i :
discount.
Nr.w Yonic. March 27. [ Special Tolepram to
T.IIB lir ! : : ] Exchange was quoted as follows
today : Chlc.igo , 30 > j prcmlunii St. Louis ,
85c premium.
Oilioxoo , 111. , March 27.-Cleartns , $15.810-
257 ; Now York exchange , SOc premium.
Sterling exchange dull ; J4.BG.U for sixty-day
bills ; $4.8H'4 for sight drafts.Money easier
at 37 percent
OMAHA I.IVi : STOUIC .HAIUCKTS.
Cattle Scarce , Steai to Shade Lower Hog.s
In l.fi t Supply.
, JIONDAV , .March 27.
Hecelpts of all kinds were moderate , oven
for a Monday and some what lighter than a
week ago. ,
There were less than 100 cars of cattle on
sale , tlio general qualfty of the ollerlngs not
much different from the close of last week.
Chicago had a big run' und a lower market ,
and dealers generally were looking for a
lower market here. As receipts were consid
erably below expectations and In addition to
good orders from local houses there was
an active Inquiry from speculative shippers ,
roallv desirable Cattle were generally
about steady at Saturday'a decline. On other
grades prices ruled weak to 5u to lOc lower ,
( iood to cliolco 1,200 to 1,550-lb steers fold at
from J4.GO to $5.10 , with fair to good 1,000 to
1,200-lb. grades at from SI.15 to $4.50. Oo tri
llion light and mixed stuff sola from that on
down to $3.75. Tbo movement was quite free
throughout and by noon nearly everything
Mart changed hands.
Cows and mixed slock made up less than
a fifth of the entire supply , and with
a good demand from all sources
the market ruled nctlvo and prices about
steady. CJood to choice cows and heifers told
at fiom J3.00 to 14 05 , with fair to good stuff
largely at from J2 65 to $3.50 , and common and
canning grade * down to $1.05. Hulls , oxen and
st.igs sold freely at ilrm prices from $2.25 to
$3.50. Common to good calves sold about as
on Saturday from $3.23 to JO.
There was very little doing In the stocker
and feeder lino. OITorlngs were limited and
regular dealers did about all the trading and
on the basis of last week's closing prices. Hep-
icacntatlvo sales ;
nucssni )
No. Av. I'l. No. Av. I'r.
17. . . 741 B 75 0 . . . 005 4 25
10. . . 7C3 3 75 21. . . .1034 4 25
7. . . 811 3 85 18. . . .1018 4 30
80. . .1127 3 05 1. . . .13(10 30
28. . . 884 IK ) 39. . . .1090 30
15. . 1003 (10 ( 27 . . .1005 30
15. . 882 00 21. . . .1102 35
14. . .1003 05 SO. . . .1108 35
0. . . 053 10 30. . . .1100 4 35
27. . . 985 15 21. . . .1141 35
20. . .1110 15 VO. . . .1135 35
10. . . 830 15 54. . . .1210 35
22 1043 21. . . 1070 40
. 1050 20 20. . . .1050 40
.1240 20 10. . . .1223 00
.1093 4 25 20. . . 1220 4 70
1. . .1200 4 25 34. . .1191 4 70
30. . . 053 4 25 28. . . .1282 4 70
SIIII'I'INO AND F.XrOHT.
21. .1310 4 05 24 1427 4 00
34. .1298 4 70 17s 1530 5 10
30 1420 4 85
4 25
2 00
S 00
8 05
8 10
S 10
! ) 10
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 35
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 45
3 50
3 50
3 GO
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 05
4 05
5 20
0 70
0 00
0 00
3 00
3 00
a oo
3 10
3 25
n 20
3 20
3 40
3 50
8 25
3 30
3 30
8 35
3 45
8 5O
3 05
3 05
UTAH'CATTLE. '
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
00 utters..12015 H 00
WYOMl.Nfl OATTI.i : .
3 cows . fl'JO 200 20cows. . . 883 2 CO
30cows. . . 050 3 25
lloiiH There was not much of a hog market
today , hardly uiunuli h.ws lulng rccolvvd to
make one. Twenty loads were reported In.
There was no shipping and speculallvo de
mand and local IIOIISI-H took tlm oirerlngn at
about Saturduy'u quotations. The quality as
a rule was common. Poor light to good
butcher weight und heavy hogs changed
hands at thoromparatlvely narrow raiiRi ; of
from (7 to 17.10 , with tlio hulk of the hogs
hulling nt from * 7tJ ) to7.10 , as against $7.05
to7.10 Saturday and * 7.25 to $7.80 on last
Monday. Koi > resnntatl\o bales ;
No. Av. Kb. I'r. No. Av. Sli. I'r ,
0J7H' - $0 90 72..241 ICO $7 O7'i
l""a)0 ( ) 0 OU bO. . . 244 40 710
76' 215 220 700 58. . .2H7 80 7 10
03 . .10b 200 700 2U..207 710
47 ? l ( , ) 7 ii" . ' . 'H . ' 4' . ' 7 Id
M -m L'tni 7 n.-i rH . " > ! -M 7 M
\ U.1II Hit 7 H'l l.'J ar.il 1011 7 111
la ui'i lee 7115 in . . .ait so 7 i-j't '
H7 . . 'JIO 1120 705 73. . . 210 HO 7 lii'i '
18..U27 itw 703 so. . . .aaT 7 u >
O..S10 - 705 60.II7 ! PO 715
70..ai7 80 707S 70..UIM 1120 710
70. . . . -224 ISO 7 074
I'ltH AMI 1(011(111. ( (
1..G10 - 5 OIJ
HiiKKi'-tU'onlnli were lllipntl tint atHiul half
> f them wore III lied direct to u local IIOIKO anil
not offered on Upmarket. Tim tloiiinii I wa
fair , lint tlio feellntr rather easier.l'ntr
to itood natlvcx , $3.75 to f5s fnlr ( o Kood
westerns , J3.6O to } 6j common mid slock
slit-up , J2.SQ to $3.75 ; good to cliolco10 to
100-Ib , larnbsH to tO.
* mill IHipiMitimi of Stock ,
Official ro.nlpu and dlqmltlim ot stoik ni
shown by the lioinof ( ! thu Union Stock Yard !
'ompany forthn forty-claht IIOUM ending at
0 o'clock p. in. March' 'J7 , 1803 :
ChlraKo I.Uo stuck .Market.
CIIICAOO. 111. , March U7. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : llKii.l lluyers on the cattle mat hot
Ill-Id otr til tlrst today audit looked as though
prices might break badly , but they took bold
freely enoiub a little later In the morning and
sellers had the satisfaction of seeing the sttitr
tnovo out at an a\erage d.vilne of not moro
than lOc per 100 | bs. There was an active de
mand for eastern and o.xport account and
with dressed beef firms and butchers and din
ners nl-o buying fieely the 'JO.OUO head on
sale did not prove largely excessive after all.
Many good cattle weu- Included In the offerIngs -
Ings , bin , only a few bunches that were choice.
Trading was principally at fiom $2.00 to M.fHI
for cows and hulls andat fiom $4.23 to Jj.15
for steers \\'o quote cows and bulls at from
M.oo to J-l.lJi , stocliors and feeders at fiom
$2.50 to.f4.-40 , dressed beef and shipping steers
at from J3.00 to $ ( . 1C and Texas cattle at from
$2 to $4.05. Calves weie saleable at from if2
to $7.
There was an unchanged market for hogs.
Shipping outers railed for a liberal number
and the local demand being good thn supply
proved noiui lee large , lluvers were willing to
ji.iy fiom 17.05 to $7.03 for goo.I to choice
heavy weights and fiom .f 30 to * 7.40 for good
to choice light. I'rom these prices sik : > s were
made all along down to from $7.3.'i to $7.40 for
poor coarse h-avy audio from f7.10 to $7.10
for -'light light. " Hales of mivi'd and medium
were at from7.25 to $7.05. The arrivals In
cluded a very liberal proportion of good heavy
hogs and most of the d.iy's business was done
above J7.40. The marUet ohned rather tame
with Mime hois left In seller hands.
I rado In sheep was active and prices
stronger at from ti.10 to $ G for poor tooxtru
qualltlesof sheep and at from $1.85 to 50.43
for lambs. There was an average advance of
about lOc , the bulk of the sheep selling at hot
ter than$4.HO , and from J5.75 to $0.35 being
the prevailing prices for lambs. Kvorytblng
was sold early In the day and the close was
strong.
Keccipts : Cattle , 20.000 head ; hogs , 18,000
lioadi .sheep , 9,000 head.
The Evening Journal reports :
UATTi.K-Uecolpts , 20,000 head ; shipments ,
5,000 head : marUot 10 to 15c lower ; top steers ,
$0 25U5.05 ; others , $ ' 4.25il5.10i ( Texans , S3.00
© 3.00 ; cows and heifers , $3 00744.10.
lions Itccelpts. 18,000 head ; shipments ,
8,000 heart i market steady , ! common
and mixed , $7.0oa7.45i prime heavy and
butchers' weights , i7.50'ui7.05 ; light , $0.40 ®
SHEEP Keccipts , 0,000 head : shipments.
1.500 head ; market steady , natives , $4.00
ao.OO ; western * . * 5 152,5.35 ; Texans , H.OO
4.70 ; lambs , $4 50&O.GO.
Knnsao City J.lvo Stock .Market ,
KANSAS CITY , Mo. . March 27.CATTI.C Ito-
celpts , 3.20U head ; shipments , l,3'i ' ) ) head ;
general market , steady , clo-lng weak to lou
lower. Hepresentatlvo saleDrcvod : beef
and shipping Hteers , $3.0045.40 , TexasXaml
Indian steels lJ3.90tJJ.40 , cows and heifers ,
(1 OC'iM 10 ; storkor-s and feeders , $ . ) .25ii4.2O.
Hoes liecelpl" . 3,000hond ; shipments , 2'JMO
luiad. market 5loc lower. All grades i5.00
@ 7.45j bulk , W.UU&7.10.
SllKKl' UecolpN , 2,700 head ; shipments ,
none ; quality good , market actl\e and steady
to strong. Itupresentatlvo sales : Mutton ,
J3.90@5.00 ; lambs , $5.hO.
St. Lmils Live Stock Market.
3r. f.ouis , Mo , March 27. OATTI.B Receipts.
2,900 head ; shipments , 100 head ; market
quiet ! fair 1,200-1 u natlvo steers , $4.75 ; Texas
steers , lOc lowur ; fed , l,000-lo Texans , $4.40.
lions Itecelpt.s , 4,900 head ; shipments
2,000 head ; market 5c lower. Heavy. $7.00a
7.50 ; mixed , JO.HOa.40 ; ilgllt , $0.90/97.30.
SIIEKP Hecelpts , 1,800 head ; shipments ,
none ; uiarkut steady , unchanged ,
D. D FKAZEB , H. n. ItoooB r. , JAS P ; . . , . .
I'ros. Vlco Pros Secy i'froas.
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital $ ; j.OOO ; Omaha an-J Sioux Olty.
Grain and Provisions
Rnilrond Stocks arid Bonds.
1'KIVATEV1UEA
Rooin 212 New M Life Building
OMAHA.
REFERENCES : lownStato National Hank.
Sioux City ; Commercial Nullonal Hunk.
Ornuua.
Special attention given to outside orders.
Correspondence solicited
The llomlnran Itnvalutlon.
ICopyrljMccJ 1S33 li\j \ Jama Uoritnn llcnnctt. ]
PANAJIA ( via Gnlvcston , Tox. ) , Mtifoh
27. [ By Mo.xicnn Cubic to Now York
Herald Special toTiiKBKK. ] News re
ceived from Honduras shows tliat Poll-
earpo Bonilla , leader of tlie revolution
in that republic , has conspired with his
followers to briiitf about a radical change
in the TovornnuMit. Hut his enemies are
skillful and are displaying urent nagaeity
in their endeavors to defeat liis plans
This wiis shown , atnoiif other things , by
Aetinj ! ' President Agnuro ntiniing Man
uel Guinero as minister of foreign alTairs.
Ganioro is one of Bonilla's supporters
and his acceptance of the appointment
removes him from the ranks of the revo
lutionists. Notwithstanding the changes
made in the cabinet the revolution con
tinues , because Uonllla is convinced that
Aguoro is only a tool of General Vas-
qnez. who is working for the surrender
of Uonilln for the purpoio of gutting
himself into power.
When the steamer Newport Failed for
New York yesterday she carried twenty
Indians from the interior of Bolivia.
The Indians will be taken to Chicago to
bo exhibited at the fair. The steamer
also took a hand of native Marimba play
ers from Chfriiiui , who are also to bo
shown at the fair.
-
North lialrt'Kiiin Uxt'iir.slon ,
An opportunity to spend a fowdays In that
( lolishtfiil spot , North Ualvcstou , Tex. , is
offered hy n sporlal excursion to that point
which will k-avo Omaha , Nob. , Mnrclj , 'J7 ,
Ib'.KI. Hemarkahlc inducements are ortcrod.
For partli-tilars apply to 1) . I ) . Kmoaton ,
room 17. Harlter hlock. nrcnt : , Omaha. Neb.
Which nataru is constantly giving In the
of bolls , pimples , eruptions , ulcers , etc.
show that the blood U containhmtc'd , and sumo
assistance ) must bo Ri\en to relieve tbo trouble.
gjSRSreSI IH the remedy to force out these j > oi-
Rtg > ttWlH BOIIS , and enable you to
Q TT WE'LL.
I have had for years a bnmor In my blood ,
which made rno dread to shave , as small bolls or
pimples would l > ocut , ttiun causing tliciFhavlngto
IK ) ngn-at annoyance. After taking three bottles
my face Is all clear anil smooth as It
BlicniUI l > o-ai > ) > ctito splendid , sleep
well , and feel like running a foot
all from the UBO o ; H , B , H.
CIIAS. HEATON , " ! Laurelst. Phlla.
Trcatlao on Mood and ekln dlseasea mailed free
' COu Atlanta. Uo.
FOR IRELAND'S EMANCIPATION
Movement Started Sttiulny to Soouro
Antouomy for Her.
MORAL AND MATERIAL SUPPORT TENDERED
Monster Mectlnc In NP\T Yurk'n Arndciny
of Miiilc. SenilH ( lladstono ( Irrcllng nml
( looilVlllOrntlon by llniirke Cocl .
ran ThomaniU Sulnerllied.
Ni\v Youic , March 1 ! " . A ino iipo
WHS cabled to Mr. Gluilstono last nijfht
bvtho Niitlotial Folk-ration of America ,
Iilc-diilng him Its HUort | ) | ) In his olTortsto
curry through the homo rule bill and expressing -
pressing nliko the i-eittlincnts of the thou
sands wlio had gathered at the Academy
of Mttslo to iMidorso this action and thu
tena of thousands of Irishmen through
out America who are loval to their
motherland.
This was the keynote of the grout
gatliLM-iiifr of Irishmen at the Academy
of Music last evening. From the gov
ernors of almost every btato in
the union came messages of sym
pathy with the homo rule move
ment , ( lovoriior Flower of Xew York ,
in a letter , inclosing a check for
8200 , said : "My sympathy with the
cause of homo rule lias often been ex
pressed. " Governor Stone of Missour
bald : "It is a movement In the direction
of a larger liberty and better govern
ment for Ireland. " Governor Uussell of
Massachusetts extended his heartfelt
sympathy in tbo movement. Governor
Altgeld of Illinois wrote : "The time
has come for Ireland to have home rule
and 1 heartily favor every measure
which will tend to bring it about. "
Archbishop ( Jorrigan , unable to bo
present , expressed , through Manager
Farley , heartfelt advocacy of tbo prin
ciples for tbo promulgation of which the
meeting bad been called.
A dispatch to President Kmmett from
Justin McCarthy evoked enthusiasm. It
was as follows : " \Vc learn with grati
tude of yourself and federation to help
forward the Irish movement. KITectu-
ally continue tbo work- you did by
timely assistance at the general elec
tion. Gladstone's home rule bill will
pass the Commons , but only by tbo un
remitting attendance of the Irish party.
The movement needs the prompt and
generous support of kinsmen and friends
to oll'set the desperate otTorts of wealthy
and powerful enemies combined against
Ireland. "
After Chairman Judge John O'Brien's
opening address Hon. Bpurkc Cockran
was introduced. A sprained ankle com
pelled him to lean heavily on the back
of a chair. Several times during his
speech the entire house rose and cheered
to the echo the patriotic eloquence
which flowed from his lips.
"As I listened this evening , " bo said ,
"to tbo opening address of the chairman ,
I was profoundly impressed with tbo fact
that this assemblage of Irishmen and
sympathizers with those struggliner for
Irish freedom , convened to endorse a
measure introduced into an English par
liament by an English statesman , is an
evidence of the progress of civili/attun
and enlightened statesmanship. This
marks the culmination of a splendid
career. Never in the history of Knglish
statesmanship has there been a triumph
so b'reat as that of William K. Gladstone.
We meet to endorse the policy of eman
cipation , which has been substituted for
the policy of oppression. In view of this
meeting , and hundreds of other similar
meetings held throughout tbo length
and breadth of the } and , how stupid , how
impracticable , how shortsighted has
been the course of England these many
years in attempting to accomplish the
subjugation of tbo Irish people. That
sacred llamo of Irish nationality has
boon carried in the bosom of Irishmen to
every corner of the habitable globe.
Wherever they have settled they have
awakened the sympathies of the world.
England has at last awakened to the
feeling tlfat the moral law is binding on
the nation as well as the individual.
No one can violate the conditions of na
ture without sulTcring the penalties.
England has abandoned tbo policy of
violence , the last chapter in the long ,
sad story has been written ; the informer
and the hangman are no longer the ex
ponents of England's policy to Ireland ;
the jail and the gibbet have ceased to
play a part in the struggle. "
Major John Byrne and others spoke ,
and after John.loromc Root read a paper
which ho had prepared for the occasion
Dr. William B. Wallace called for sub
scriptions to the "emergency fund , "
which is to bo only a temporary loan
and will bo returned to the subscribers
OMAHA
AWNINGS AND TENTS
Omalia Tent-Awning Wolf Bros. & Co. ,
COM I > A NIT.
MnnufacturiTs of tents ,
awning , uto. . TO I and
IIOIIBU COVKI13 ,
7QJS. Itith Btraot.
lli : < Furim-u si.
BAQSAIIQ TWIN'S- I BISYfiLES ,
Bemis Omaha Bag M. 0 , Dixon ,
CO Ml'A NY.
Imporlurj nad man..frj Ulcycloi gala on monthlr
Hour incki , burlapi ,
twlno. purminU m N.ISth.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse Coa Shoe Company ,
tialanroom anil Olllco-llUr HKMIII Ihi.tnrl "I.
rnftory-IIHI-1121-liri lluwnnl SI.
Wo ciro tlio OM.V .M-miifiisiururi of llooln un-l
liui. < In HID KI.UO ol .Nvb.-aaka.
A genvriil liirilulloii Is ixloiull ( lo all to Inipect
our now Iiictory. _
Kirkendall , Jones & Ara3i1. Hand-Sowatl
tOSIl'ANV. Wliuloitlu SlIOiC CO. . b > ol1 , Uo'l
nifra. uuont * , lu4uti unit rubber uuu.li , HJt-
UubbHr sliii * Co . ItJi- IJIU llaruur .it.
liut-lld ) lliirnay St
COAl , C3KE , ORNIGE.
Omaha Coal , Coke & Eagle CornlciWorXs
IJ.MK CO , har.l and no ft Mfr < . uilvMnl < iil lr a
cual , S K car. ItiUi an 1 uornlcj. wliflj > T cjp * ,
Duii lna all. luetnlllo nkvlmnti , uia.
1IIU-III3 U'nUs HU
DRYCQ3DS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Kilpitrlci-Kosl Dry
CO ,
Dry Booilj , notloni , far- Nolloni. . .1 furnliU-
nlililirj uuuiH. ouriur , cjr. lit i uul
llllianil II inar.l itk llnrau/
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering BeebSB & Runyan
CO. , upuoUtored furnl * l-UllNITDIlft CO. , draco
ture , HJ. IlUt Mchola *
bu nail 13(11 UU-
upon llir ( V'lnplL'Uon ' of the tiopulnr nub
Tlili'tccit ncntlrnu'ii con
cucli ,
All Alumni for North ( lutrrMnn ,
An opportunity tonpeml a few ilnjs In thai
ilollK'hlful spot , North lliilvoaton. Tex , U
offered by n Hpevlal oxi-ui-slnii to tliU ! point
whlMi will lonvo Omaha , Nrl ) , , Mntvh 27.
IM'll. ' KomiirUublo IfitliicomciiU are
Kir particulars apply to I ) . U , Stnv.itoiu
agent , room 17 , liarker bUvk , Omaha , Ncb >
t'Mri/.i.w o.v if , UK r/.or/f.
A New York llou o I'rolltnl by the Tip nnil
U Mulling Money ,
HALTIMOKK , Mil. , Mnrcli 27. [ Special
Tok'cruin to Tin : HKK.IMrs. . Clovo-
Inntl s iiiinonncomont Unit sin- would not
wear the crinoline , but would ticc Imtr
cloth instead , has Imd the olTcct of
crouting such a demand for * bull- cloth
that the supply will not roarh it. A New
York liouso profited by the eiio ( jlveti
out by Mrs. Cleveland , t'uiil i-.irnered tbo
nmi-icct so that the prii.-es have advanced
within the past week from I' * to : i ( ) cento.
An cntcrprlsiiir ( dry fronds man made
the rounds of tho' tailors trimming
houses here , who , bv tln < way , know
notbiiifr t'f ' the demands of fa-lii"ii as fixr
as women were o > > ni-erneii , and consequently
quently nothing of the di-maiid , and
bougbt up all the hair cloth in stirht at
the old price. Wlieii tbo tailors Koiiffbt
to have their supply replenished they
were notilied of an increi ! > c in the prieo
of 100 per cent.
A 1'I.UASANT fit
Is In store for jou when von
buy Dr. 1'Icfco'a 1'Jrosmit I'ol-
lets. If you over took the
dVdinary liver pill , bit ; nnd
Im'rky , nasty too. you\t np-
preciato a Kooil tiling , espo-
dully when it is mpir-eoated.
tiny UK u mustiml MH-C ! hub
very olTcctivo. Other things
l > clnj ! equal , the Mnalleat la
the dost , in liver lulls liencu ,
" Pleasant Pellets. "
If yi'ii nro troubled with
Inilisc. tinn , I'onstinnlion , 1111-
KUIMIO-S , IhlioiiM Headaches ,
nud n hundred and ono Ills
\\hteli depend upon nil inac-
live liver. UMS Dr. 1'i rro's
I'd lets , with tln > e pilla you
pi't not only temporary relief
Imt u positive en re ; thoy'ro
tiou or your iiionoy is re
turned.
IVr fat pcnplo who suITor
fr 'n iniligei'tion , fur hearty
enters nml high livers--thoso
whoso livers are slncsish , thla
jilll ia what is most needed.
Toke u Pill ufter Ulimor.
HERE'S THE WAY
It Is nsod to euro von apr i"-
less , pure , n e is uit.ltUKTil -
I NO troatment. The wonder
ful , tuvifl. Sl'UK UUKI- , for
I'ouslis , 1'itarrh Itroiii-hlt's. '
Astluim. Consumption , llead-
lu-lio isloli or nerv.ius ) . Ner
vous I'rosi r.itlun ltrllit : , rlcli
bloodl Now energy ! Klastiu
step ! In fact , a now unrson. II 1MB
"Uxvccn Hook" and 4 trials OCNBIIATOR.
rUKIi ! ( Juil or wrlto
OXYGEN CO. ,
coi/
With Ner\e He in. new vo.roi.iMo'.Iscovery .
of mirvoUms | io er , p isltlvu euro for al
nerve ironIIIKS. niiclr as u.-rvmis prostration.
oluEplpvsncss ( lesiunuleujy. pains in buck tvtiil
s do. siclv liL'ulich' . ityspupsln , ios9 of appo-
titf , ote. Woii'lei ful nerve tonic , makes rli-n ,
pure blood , toi.oi cntlro system. $1 a box ,
oir > ! for two weelis. At dni'-'gsts , or by
mall , Nerve lluan C'o. , HutTalo. N. V.
Kteviitora , ivirt'lioiuo' : , factory
Hixl nil work requiring u tliuriinli ; unit
prat-Ural IcnmvliMlgn ot eoiistrnctlon mill
8lrfiitli | ot lliutiu-liilH , u Hiecialty | ,
l > . O. Box 331 , fruiiiont , Neb ,
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company ,
Govitli Ofnalnni
Best Cattle Ho nnd Phaop inarkot In fit ) woit
I1DU3H3.
Wood Brothers ,
Ilvo Ptoslc Commission .MorcYinti
BouthOmnlii Telcpliono II5T. Chlca ; }
JOHN I ) . DADH.MAN , I . . , . _
WA1.TKK 13. WOOD , ( Mllna"lr ! *
Marl ( Pt HcporUuy milt inj wlrj cUojrfullr
upon applloatloa
HAR3)VUE ,
Rector & Wiliielmy Lo)30i ! ) & Linn ,
COJU'ANV ,
Denicri in litnl.rarj til
Corner lOtU nn I Jmrtson
rtl.1 uHl iVji I
HATS , ET5. IRQ I V/alXi. :
\Y.A.L.Gib)3nfiC3. ! ) OmaaaSafeaaJIroi
WOIIKS.
Hat ! , rapt , mr.i * srooti. Snros.Viiuiti , Jail wor' * ,
Klovi'H. mllturu , ( I Iron rili < jtlui4 anil lire m
and llarnuyla C.MJOH.Mit.o'ii , V ( Jar-
ell III i un I J.xoKoi
IUMHH.7 ,
John A. WaieJM , Cliiflai R.
Irnportc * : ! , no I u u i > r , ir I ) I
In IK I c'jm tnt. .Mil.r 14- Carroll .i'l 1 p ir ) u.
tin in u.
Dili 11.1,1 Dj.ulll.
Frick I , 01)3fjldi' ) ? ) & Co
I.np rt'ri 'in I Jo&tidri
nf in.i'l ' iri notlutu.
.Mall ur I in ( i-uj | i.lf
1001 Fnraam tlid. : \ ! . Ilia 11.
PAPER. OILS ,
Carpenter Papar Co. Standard Oil CD. ,
C'nriy a full Mu ; of
printing , wr lyylnj nn I llellncil lin.l liibrlcitl If
nrillu pjpjfj , carj
pniior , clc. < J1. | | Hill ) ( 'toHO , Ot3
PR3JJJ : C.VI.,111513 ) I.
Branch S Co. , Jas. A , Clari 5 C ) . ,
Produce , frulu uf ull Duller , rlu < i , e Jl ,
punlt.-y unit f.um ,
klnili , nyntori. ill SiJlll > l
STOVE I S\S < . 0 JH
Omaha SirRnilr / ) M. A. Dirt ? . ) v S C )
W"HK' . moro rapiln Miiiiifnetnrjrs o (
nntl vrdler ultacliiaonli doom , ulln.I I and
fur UNIT kllll ) Of IUT3 iniMilillnd. braa li u < <
uuUu , 1AII UuugU * su Bcv , UlU aa
