THK OMATI.V DAILY Ufife ? SATURDAY , A1MUL 1 , 1893.
DUN'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK
There IIa Been a Daoided Inor JAW in the
Distribution of Goods.
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL
Export * of Oolil Not l.llu-ly to AR-ilu - Disturb
Conlldonro In thn Mxrkrt4-0ro.it In-
iluitrlctVI1 Ilinployi-it I'ull-
urifor HIM Week.
NEW YOIIK , March 31. H. 0. Dun & Go's ,
wccltly review of tr.ido : The fact of the
largo Influence In the record of the past
week lias foecn the Increased distribution of
Roods , The stringency often seen nlxmt
April I does not appear hnro , nor are other
money market ! ) close. Hut whllo Imports
grc-atly exceed expat-Is , It is not sifo ; to
calculate that the outgoes of ffohA will not
again disturb confidence. The break In Im
portant speculation shows Its hopeful side.
After the t-Ioso of the Lancaster strike , cot
ton fell three-eights of a cent , which may
cut exports , though stocks of American cot
ton In Kuropp are still a third larger th.in
usunl at this season. Wheat at Chicago
hml n Kuddt-n fall of T cents In one day. but
ns prices there have been 15 to 20 cents
higher than at other western cities , nnd H
cunts higher than at Now York , markets
were very little affected nnywhero else , and
hero ore only an eighth lower. Hut the
jirlec In ( treat Hriluln is the : lowest ever
known { 'oin fell 2'j ' < - with small sales ,
iiu'l mils one-half of a cent , and Iho
lire a It in hog products reached Tfi
cents PIT barrel in jxirk , nnd a cent in
inttl Kxnrts | in four weeks in New
York have been S.'i.iCtt.O'JOlcss than last year ,
Indicating a total for the month not far from
t'ri.OOO.iiDd , whllo tlu- Increase in imports at
New York alone has been about # 11.OOO.tXHI ,
Indicating u total for the month of more
than f.iiKMi.HH ( ( ) . This givat excess In lm-
] K > rts fnllowing the excess of * il.KK ( ( ) , ( ) : ) ( ) in
.lanuarj and February Is the basis of doubts
.about the hmniMtuU ! monetary future.
Failure s in the llrst ciiartcr | of the year ,
l.'JK1n ( ! number , were fewer than in mther
of the ji.ist three years , und though In
amount of liabilities larger , the a vet-ago of
liabilities is still quite low. less than § 11. IK ) .
The Iron and steel business is .t shade
Jlrmor. with Improved demand for bit- ,
jilates nnd structural forms , and thouirh rails
< lo ifot Hell , bi'ssemer irnn is linn and steel
stronger The strength In the shoe trade is
unabated. Copper is a shade wraker. heavy
supplies of tin have ( 'hocked the advance ,
while lead is a sh.ule stronger. Coal Is weak
with some dissatisfaction in the pool. Lum
ber and iiuililini ; materials are everywhere
In strong demand , but thu week's rcci-ipls of
cattle at the west are rather small.
The business failures occurring throughout
the country In the last seven ( lavs number
11M , as compared with totals of 243 hibt week.
For tlio corresponding week of lost year the
figures were 218.
sn sr.vriui\Ti. :
Omalin Minus Op uilli Over 1MillOIK ( ) : i
Dny lteportK Iron ) Other Cltlr.s.
Niw Y < iiiK , Maivh ill. The following table ,
compiled by Ur.idstroct's , givca the cloir-
Inj house returns for Iho week ending
March : ) , unit the percentage of increasa
or tloi'ivisu. as campared with the cor
responding week of 18UIJ :
lutt ncek'itotnln.
\v.\i.t. STKiir : : ioit ; .1 wiiu. : :
*
Jltar Trjulej's . ' ! ! ' In Their Ciilriiliitliins-
Vditnrt-s ( if the Murliet.
Nr.w YOIIK , Miirch ill. Hriiilstrcct's Wai
Stix-et Hoviow will tomorrow say : The llrt :
tone of tlio stock niiirUot has this week ( U
vclopod ii tlwlilcd ti-i.di-iK-y of the urnrkol t
- creep tip ' splto of narrow spc-t-iilatlon
Business has nuu-li to do with the i-oiifusloi
of the bearish section oJ the proft-sslo-ia
traders who , rulying upon the jiosslblllty o
Kohl shipuients or of a s juco/e In money 01
the withdrawals of tnonoy for the Aprl
settlements tln-oushout the country itis
trlets. had created a considerable
short Interest. Both expectations resultoi
in dmp | > olntinent. as ( 'old shipments \ver
checked by the absence of n demand for ex
clituiRO. and only fWlO.OOO pold was exportei
on lust I'liesilay , that amount boiii part o
nn old contract. The money market , too.wa
placid , und It would scorn that the recent re
dttetion of reserve balances by country Instl
tuttous has. in u ( 'reat measure , obviated th
necessity of further larijo withdrawals a
this time , whllo tbo return to Now York o
money from the south has maintalnci
the supply. It Is true that the mone ;
market on I'hursday experienced a Kll h
Hurry , in which the call loan rate IMS
to 8 per cent and In the last hour of th
day to IB lo . ' . - ) per cent. Tills was partial ! ,
duo to the fact that as the Stock cxchan
adjourned for Good 1-Mday loans would ex
tend over until Monday next , while a Create
1 inllneneo may bo ascribed to the calling In u
the f I.MXJ.OOO of cash required to pay th
extra dividend on suiar rcllnint ; stock. A
it was , the tone of the market , which ha
been very strong , was unaffected by till
demonstration in money. On tbo whole ther
lias been llttlo buying of stocks , oxcoi |
when thu bears themselves came In to til
their contracts : but. on the other hand , sol
Ing assumed proportions only when the sain
intcro.it pressed the market to develop wcu
spots. U furthermore becomes plainer th
stocks are generally iu strong bauds au
vlth tiicrc.mM confidence In the future
vhtie limnir less attention Is unld to the In
rr.ised business which the World's fair
traftlc H expected to brliitf to the railroads
tiilAiHTiiiiT's : : itivn\r : OI'TKADI : .
'rnprct for April Vrry < loiil llulnr In
( lie Sniitli mill \ \ > < l.
Niw : YortK , March 31.--Hradstrcet > to-
norrow , April 1 , will say : ( 'ool and clear
iveathcr Rennrally has Improved the pros-
> ect for sprint ; crado , but without Inerenso
n distribution. In central western slates
a movumenl of merchandlso is reported , and
iHhotiL'h prospects are linproveil northwest ,
> usiiit-ss continues rctardod there. The
south remains quiet , as heretofore. He-
wrts of Improved trade characterize ml-
vices from western centers , but there are
iiihierous country buyers Mid orders for
spring goods. In no previous sprlns ? have
.he report ? of the effect on geacralitrado of
> ad roads south , west and northwest been
so conspicuous as recently. Collections are
mly fair , with numerous complaints. Tlio
nerc.iscd demand for pig Iron is checked at
: hc cast. Chicago reports northern iron
firmer and southern brands weaker. ICx-
ports of wheat from the United States , both
coants ( Hour included ) , equal B.SflJ'.mj
Imsliels. ng.ilnst 'i.7ifl.7W ( : bushels the week
before , 'J.VJ7iiO ; : bushels In the week a year
ago and smaller quantities In like wreks In
in-ceedlnt ; years. The clos ? of tbo inot-th
brings a falling olT in the volume of tnerclmn-
llso distributed from Now Orleans , wbery
otton and rlee markets are depressed ,
while sugar Is active and buoyant. The out
look is foe a larif'T cotton acreage , but ro
il need acreage Is expected.
Warmer weather in the Province of Quo-
liec has stimulated the demand for aprim ;
iroo.ls and reailttances have improved and
i-eqiif-sts for rcn.-wals arc tint Infrequent.
Oiu.iriii reports onli a fair tr.tde. with many
travelers homo for the holidays. Our spe
cial advices an- that Newfoundland seal
llslit-rles arc likely to bo a failure this yo.tr.
n.ntiM nut TIII : unitTKit.
riiiMrm-t'rt Ueport Mioivs u Slight l o-
'rene from l/nt Vear.
Nr.w YOIIK. March ill. Hrudstreot's quar
terly report of failures will tomorrow say :
HuBinpss failures throughout the United
States during the past three months , as re
ported to Hradstrcet's , number ll.utVJ , a
smaller total , with ono exception , than has
been similarly reported for eleven years.
The total liabilities of Individual llrms and
corporations falling during the past quarter
aggregated SiO.lgl.tTiS , nn Increase of ? J,5'W ,
000. Total assets show an increase of about
11 per cent , showing relatively larger in
crease In available assets than In indebted
ness and pointing to some failures h.iving
been precipitated through embarrassment of
others.
While thorn were nearly sixty failures in
the United States during the past three
mouths with liabilities each of $100.000 or
more , and about the aamo num
ber during a like period in 1S02 ,
the more serious character of
some of those taldng placcjjthls year will bo
observed when it Is known their aggregate
liabilities for lsuis ; ! in excess of SI'JWOOOJ ; ,
compared with less than $ lt.J)00 : ( ) ( ) ( ) in the
first iiiirter | : of lsli. ! In the west and north
I'aeillc coasts and territories there have been
moderate gains in the number of failures.
While the New Knsland and middle states
show an improvement as to the number ot
failures , they furnished increased liabilities ,
There was a small increase in liabilities on
the I'aeilie eo.ist. but these were more than
offset by reductions in western states , in the
northwestern states and in the territories.
There were thirty-three fewer failures In
tlie Dominion of Canada than a like period in
1M.1 ) , and the aggregate liabilities have
fallen off a tnlle. The total assets show a
relatively greater degree of solvency this
year. Nova Scotia also returns fewer
failures with a marked reduction of
liabilities. liritlsh Columbia reports u re
duction In the number of failures , but an in
crease in total liabilities.
I'LOUIt OUTTUr.
Mills .Mill i n ( .noil Itlln lor thu
Week The MMI-IIL-I.
, Minn , March 31. The
Northwestern Miller says : The larger ca
pacity in service last week resulted in push-
hit ' , the Hour output upward a notch. The
week's production was 187,000 barrels ,
against 17-1 . ( US barrels the week before , and
101,1)00 barrels for the corresponding time in
IS'JS , and iWfri : barrels in IS'Jl. This is
probably the heaviest run the mills ovnr
made for the last week in March. A con
siderably lighter capacity is in motion
this week. Several of tlio mills are
holding oiT for a better water power ,
and , besides this , the Hour market is
in a most unsatisfactory condition. It will
probably bo a week or ten days baforo there
is plenty of water for all. The Hour market
Is exceptionally dull and unsatisfactory ,
l-'or a week back local nulls have lacked a
good deal of selling us much as they ground.
Cash wheat in the past four weeks has ad
vanced fi to 7 cents in the Minneapolis nvir-
ket and the Hour bu.ver , not having any con-
lldenco in the higher prices , sits back
aim awaits developments. This is par
ticularly true with the foreigner. The
export business done the past week was
very small. When cash wheat was selling
in Minneapolis at ( U cents exporters began to
show some interest in Hour , but when quota
tions were advanced to correspond with ( l."i
and 07-cent wheat these people were fright
ened on" . Low grades are weak and very
slow of sale , being quotable at 1.10 ami
$1.0 per KHi pounds. The direct export
shipments Oy the mills last week were -T.J-
HO barrels against -17,030 barrels the lire-
ceding week ;
ISllHllK-Sii ( . 'llUIIKI'H.
The following are reported at Dun's Mer
cantile agency :
Adams , Neb. , W. W. Barnhouso , " general
store , succeeded by Barnhouso Jt Yockoy.
Beemer , Neb , Henry Brandt , saloon , sold
out.
Harvard , Neb. , .lames and John Richard ,
blacksmiths , Hied certificate of association.
Stella , Neb. , E. W. Mtnshel , meat market ,
sold out to I1. II. Helmers.
Ottawa. Neb. , K. B. Kgll , drugs , burned
out.
out.Spirit Lake , la. , Gooclrich f : 'Handall ,
groceries , assigned. _ * "
St. Mary'SjKa'y.Samuel Do Weeso , jjen-
eral str""Sried out.
.Aberdeen , S. I ) . , Mrs. B. Ayorst , millinery
and fancy goods , sold out.
Dell iinpids , S. D. , T. I. . Meredith .t Son ,
general store , succeeded by Holland . "t " Boles.
Dell Uaplds , S. D , K. W. Holland , general
store , succeeded by Holland & Boles.
A Child Ktijoy *
The pleasant favor , gentle action nn'l sooth
ing effect of Syrup of figs , when In need of
a laxative , unit if the father or mother bo
costive or bilious , the most gratifying results
follow Us use ; so that it is the best family
remedy known and L-v.-ry family should have
u bottle.
i I ) . I ) FIIUF.K , II. 0. h.ioiie r. . JAS Hoimu
I I'rcs. \ ice I'rus Seey & Troas.
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capitalti\003 ; Onmlri un 1 Sioux O.ty.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
I'll IV AT \VillF.a °
Room 212
OMAHA.
RKKRIIKNOF.S : lownStato Niitlonil Hank ,
Bloux City ; foinniurclnl Nutlonul Hunk ,
Uniuliu.
Sioclal | attention Elvon to.outiklo orJcrsi
Correnponauuce lolloltuU
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ffiir Average Run of All Kirnh of Stock fur
March ,
DECLINE IN PRICES OF HOGS CONTINUED
Active Deiniind Clmrartrrlfud tlie
In < ! att B ViMlrnliy-OTerhijn
I'nlr , INpcrliilly In tbo Chim
I ) en I rod by Killer * .
I'Mtuv. March 31.
The innntli of March closes with a fair aver
age run of alt kinds of stock. Ho for this week
there have been received 13,093 cattle , 21.189
lions and 0,083 sheep , as asalnst 12,216 cattle ,
20,205 nogs and 5,21(1 ( shuep for the same llvo
days last week. Receipts for the month coin-
pare with last mouth and a year ago as fol
lows :
Cattle. Hoi's. Sheep.
Kept-hits for March , ' 93. 74.44O 90.417 37,195
Koeelpts for Kcb. , ' 03. . . 03,1107 70.1121 30.314
Ueci'lnts for March0' . ! . 01,101 1O2.331 20,071
There was a good , strong , active cattle mar
ket uiraln today. The supply only fell about
50 ( short of last I'rld'iy's run and notwith
standing the fuel that dealers corn-rally "ere
anticipating a heavy marketing this week re-
celplN so far show M-ry little Increase com
pared with the week previous. 'I'llimllty < | of
the oll'erlncs wim fair , not a urcat many good
heavy cattle , but plenty of tidy fat steers such
as killers like. The latter wore In active
demand and In many rases w'ored a 10. "
advance , while on other grades the markel al
though active and Mrong. could hardly be
limited t'liulhly higher , linnd to choii-n 1.25O
tit l.tCiO-lt ) . Hte.-r-.xold at from II.Mil to Ti.lo ,
with fair to COCK ! l.lon to 1.2iiclb. . steers from
4.35 to .11.05. Common lUlit anil half fat
steers sold at from .f I.2S d.iwn . totl. Tuide
was llxcly enoueh to suit anyone , and by noon
tinentlie supply had chanced hands.
The cow trade was also active and stronger.
Then- was not much outside demand bill none
was necessary to stimulate business , as buyers
for local hoiivs all had good orders. Sales In
cluded poor ( o choice cows and heifers at
from f'2 to f-l and the bulk of the fair to good
stock changed hands at from * 2.05 to W.MI.
Hulls and stags sold fieely at good , llrin prices ,
from { 2.15 to $3.5O for common to go.m stock.
Calves were < rujtitbly unchained at from f3
to fO.
On account of th rather small supply of
stocli and feeding cattle trade was not overly
lively In this branch of the business. ' 1 he In-
_ . .
lions It Is very seldom lint lm-4 valu .
take bucb a tumble as they have experienced
the pnst two d'-ys. I'rlces have declined a
Hat 40c In two days and since Satuiday last
thuy have gene oil' 55c on all grades.
Today's receipts , while not at all excessive ,
weio considerably heavier than the Kood nf
the markut demanded , and with eastern mar
kets demorall/ed It wasanea.sy matter heie
for buyers to start In netting hos about l.V
lower than Thursday ; In fact It was
so easy that they bewail blddlnv
a his 20c lower ami met with
lust as much success. Sum ! ( if the
best hoes of all weights sold to .shipper- , spec
ulators and fresh meat men early al jil.i u m
50.7O and o"0 choice heavy load tmm.'ht iii.7 J.
l.iKht and mixed hogs eie taken by packers
very largely ut J7.5O uml 47.50 , with quite u
few sales ot common to poor sinIV M-alicrlnj ;
down toi0.3O. Sellers , seelnc that the longer
tliuy w.ilted the worse thn maiket KOI , ere
not slow In comlnc to terms and the pens were
piacllcally cleared bo full ) dinner. The blj ;
built of the trading uas at fiom J0.50 tofO.OO.
asacalnst } 0.70 to SriJ.bU on Thursday and
* 7.1O to 17.20ono week ago. Hepresentatlve
3 iWH 40 n ' .V ( , n cnii HO 4 } 70
0 70
I'KI ! ) < NI ) 1101 ( III.
1 GOO -I ( Ij/ ' 1 4HO - 4 00
HiiKKi1 The grcniej-.partof the fresh teeclpt-t
went direct tn n loc-il slaughterer. A small
bitneli of mixed ( iilvcs ( liruuzlit f 1.75. nnd
rniiio western ewes , the sumo us those that
( -old for 4.40 Thnr-nlny , brought * .45 iiidny.
The iletnatid Is hfUfj nnd prices a simile
stronger. QiiotntlntUr Knlr to good natives ,
$3.76 to Jft.i ! ( > ; fair lojsood westerns , J3.6O lo
tG. 10 ; cointiioliand stock sheep , t'J.25 to } 3.76 ;
( food toehold ) 40101100-11) . Iambs , } l to JO.
ItiMiresentnllvo sales :
No. , Av. I'r.
'
36 natlvo ml.M-il . . . , . 119 } l 75
174 we.stern ewes 83 446
Itcrclpt * mill DlipiMllKin ot M ick.
Ollh-lalrj.23lit4 rrl'i ' llUp'Ultl-ri of MO'u | '
shown by the liuiks of tie ! Union tftuck Vitr.h
company for Din twenty-four hours ending ut
5 o'clock p. in. March 31 , 18U3-
. IIIICT.Il'TS.
lions IIOIINK * , v MI.S
Cnm.'Ileiiil ' - . -mi Head Cars.
lUiJ 7.1X1 t.JM
IHSI'OSITIO.V.
. . l.'vnMni-k Miirhvt.
, niiMiO , 111 , , March 31. [ Special Telegram
to TIIK llKE.l--Tlie number nf cattle In the
yards today was small , the fresh arrivals
minium Inn In seiireely more than G.ooo hem ! .
'I'lie smnlliie.ss of the supply did not seem to
( listn-ss buyers. They appeared to have no
pressing orders lo fill and were unwllllii ) ! to
pay any advance mi Tfitirsdiiy'H prices. The
pens were emptied on the b.isl.s nf front { .l.fiil
to SI.23 for Inferior to extra cows nnd heifers ,
from i' ! Oft 101.21) ) for stock-- ! ' * and feeders
nnd fi'iinl tnif'1.25 for
( dies eil beef and ship-
phig steers. Texas cattle were quoted at from
The combination knocked on" another bin
chunk today fiom the price of boss. They
Jammed ( he market doHii ( o from fG.25 lo
tO.Kl ) for com mini to choice Until , { il.oO to * G.M ! )
for mixed nnd medium mid to from JO.G3 lot ?
for heavy weights. These ( imitations show a
decline slni-e Tii-sdiiy of from 'jtlc ' to 70c. The
highest flgtiro paid was f7.lt ) and not ( oi-\
eeed lluvo sales were e'l'ected ' al better than
f7. Closing ( piolittlons ttere us above given.
Sheep sold al from S4.26 to } G and lambs at
fiom 15.25 tofii.iill. Most of I lie lust week's
Inislness was dune ut from H.85 lo $3.35 for
sheep and : il from 13.75 to $0.41) ) for lambs.
Itecelpts : Caille , 11,000 head ; bon's , IG.tiuo
bend ; sheep. 7.Olio bend.
The Evening Jotirmil leports :
CATTi.i-lt--eelpts. 0,000 head ; shipments ,
2.50(1 ( head ; markel active , sU-ady ; top steers ,
? 5.75'/G.H3j ! / no extra on sale ; others , ! ? 4.7" " >
5.00 ; Tcxnns , , * 3.50ft4.4O ; native cows Hind
heifers , $3.75. . ' 4.1O.
lions Hecelpts , 1,000 head : shipments ,
7,0011 head ; market slow. 15' . < s20c lower ;
common nnd mixed , } G.2.VnG.75 ; prime hea\y ,
iO.HWM5.0ri ( ; light , * 3 6O.5.55. (
HIIKIIIItucelpts , 0,000 head ; shipments
2.000 head ; market stronc : natives , J4.5O
( ii5.Gl ( ( ; clipped Texans , J3.9iKit4.tiO ; westeim ,
J3.15a5.70 ; bimlis , J4.73'l ' G.50.
Knnsiis City l.lviM lick Miii'l ; f.
KANSAS I'ITV. Mo. , March 31. ( 'ATTI.I : Ho-
celpls , G.OOO head ; shlumenls , HOO head.
The market was iiilet | ; chnlce li'-u\y steers
hlendy ; medium and common 5' " lor Inucr :
cows steady to Klc lower : feeders and Texas
nnd Indian steer.s itlioul steadv. Keprescnta-
the sales : Dresbed beef and shlpnin s.ers ,
J3.90W5.35 ; cows and heifers , .f2.iOi/3.U5 ( ;
Te.xas and Indian steers , } 3.G5'u > 1.15 ; stockers
and feeders , * 3.00i,4.45.
lions lecelpsM,4QOIiead ; shlpmi-nts , 1,800
head ; themaiket IMIS 2.V < MOc Inner , closhiK
40Tr&lc ) lowei ; all tirades , } 5.OO G.75 ; bulk ,
} G.40TiG.GO.
SllliEl1 lieceipts , 2,900 head ; shlpnienls , GOO
head ; the innrkel nils active nnd stuniK
and 10' 15c higher than hist week. Uepie-
sentatlve sales : .Muttons , S4.00'i & .tO. )
New York I.lvo Moi'k Mnrliet.
Ni\v : VOIIK. .March 31. ( 'Arn.K Kecelpts ,
2,400 head. Trade slow but firm ; yaids fully
cleared. I'ooit-st toliesl native steers sold at
* I.90T,5.G5 , per 1K ( Ibs. ; bulls and dry cows ,
i2.25H 4.4O ; dressed beef sleady at HlrU'te iier
III. for native sides. Iteceipts of calves , 120
head : market dull and weak and sales \\ere
fully ' 4' ' per 11) . lower ; veaN sold at $ j.00'5,7.r > 0
per lee Ibs.
SIIKKI- AND L\MIIS lieceipts G.1GO head ;
sheep sold at J.r.Ol'rili.5o ) per lOOlbs. ; clipped
.sheep , f4.751t5.25 ; lambs , JG.73ft7.40 ; dressed
mutton , linn , 8'to10cuer ' ( ; Ib. : drosscd lambs
steady at 9T(10'jC.
Hods Kecelpts 3,000 head ; market nomi
nally .steady at * 8 per 100 Ibs.
St. I.iiilU Livestock Market.
PT. I.oriM , Mo. , March 31. I'ATTI.K Kecolpts ,
300 head ; market strong on all kinds ! Te.xas
fed stecrs4.GO.
llodS Keculpts. 1.800 hend ; m-irket 1017.20C
lower than yesterday : heavy , $ G.80i57 .00 ;
mixed , iG.GOOG.90 ; ll bt , JG.GOJ40.hl ) .
HlllXP Kecelpts , 240 bead ; market steady ,
unchanged. No slilpmuntsof any Kind reported.
Oiiialm I'rixlneu .Murlicl.
The pcneral market was steady with llttlo
or no chance.
A i-i-i.Ks-l'holee shipping stock Is iiuoted at
M.50.
lliriTKii The receipts continue Unlit nnd thn
markut Is very linn. 1'ackinj ; stock , 17 < iMHc ;
fair lo KOOII country roll , 18'yi20c ; cliolce to
fniii-y countrv , 20ft24c.
llANANAS l'er buiicli , Including crates and
piickliiB , Jl.755i2.50.
IlKANS l'liolce navy , J2.45.
( 'Ai.irniiNiA ( 'AiiiiAoii l'er Ib. , : lc.
C'Al.lt'OUNIA C'Ki.KllY l'erdoitl. .
( 'UANIIIIIKIIS : : I'er boxK3.75. .
( 'tlCfMlimis I'er do ? . , 75c'3J2.
Kilos--\Vhlle there are still some e cs bolus
sold In a Mnall way nt lll'jo , thu bulk of tbo
sales were reported at Klc.
( iAMi : The receipts of ducks ate large , und
the market rules low. Buyers appear to bu
tired of mixed ducks which aru very slow sale
iiM-n at thu low prices. Mlx'e.l , 75V.Oc ) ; red
heads , Ws inaltaids , if2.00B'J.50 ; teal , il.
liltAl-K I'ltflT Pur box. $3.00i,3.25 (
HAY The market on good upland hay was
$0.
llilins No. 1 green , 4c ; No. 2 grcuu , 3c ; No.
1 green , salted , 4'/ic ; No. 2 green , salted , 3'ic ;
No. 1 green , salted , 25 to 40 II- ) , . , 4'ci ' No. 2
green , salted , 25 to 40 Ihs. , 3'sc ; No. 1 veal ,
calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 8c ; No. 2 vealcnlf , 8 to 15
Ibs. , Oc ; No. 1 dry Hint , 7"c ; No. 2 diy Hint ,
5'jc ; No. 1 dry salted , Gc.
HONKY I'holce lo fancy white clover , 18'i
19c ; fair to good , 1 Gift , 1 He.
l.r.MD.ssChoice , J3.50 ; fancy , $4.
Niw ; VlldllTAlil.r.s- l.eltnci40c ; radishes ,
46c ; parsdey , 4lc ( pirdngreen ; onlnns. 33c.
UU.\.Nlis--riorldii ( : fancy , pur box , i3.iO1r,3.75 ;
russetts , t3.25 ; Mexlcnn orniu'es , sln lu boxes ,
$3.25 ; 5 to lOholotx. . * 3 ; ( Jalifornia inouiitaln
oranges * 2.5O ; Washington navels , $4 ; Nc-w-
castle California seeillliurs , $2. 0'i2.73 ; Med.
hweels , i2.GO'7i2.75 ' ; lllverslde seedllnns , J2.75.
UNIONS -lloini ) grown , pur bin. , i4.-J50jit.5il ;
per bushel , > 1.5n.
l'iTAiiis ) : Colorado , M.15' ' .1.2i > ; w.-stern
Nebraska stnrk , Tl.lo.
I'on.THY The market K not ( | iilte sl stiong
ITKHAIU'EXS
tlio npjlotltp , im-
jifoves ( liiostioiiailil
i'i-st < ii'os health nnd
viuor : all the organs
of the boily nro roused
to henltliy action liy
llr. 1'ierc'o's ( ioldeii
Medu-nl Dihcovcry.
Mum than nil , thu
livur ntul that's the
loy to the whole sys
tem. You have pure
blood or poisouuuH
Mood , lust as your
liver chooses. The
blood controls thu
health , the liver controls the blood , the " Dis
covery " controls the liver.
You can escaw ] jut > t about half the Ills that
flesh is heir to , by beliijy ready for them ,
llraco the system up with this inedlehio ,
which jircretttv as wpll n.s cures. For nil dis
eases caused by a disordered liver or impure
lilood dyspepsia , biliousness , the most fctub-
IKII'II skin , scuht and scrofulous affection ? ,
the " Discovery" U the only remedy so cor-
tnin and clTectivo that it can /immiifmi. { .
If it doesn't bencllf or euro , you have your
money back.
Vou pay only for tlio good you got.
IKDAPO
HINDOO REMEDY
lliula. t THE U..VE
Itr.Nfl.TN III Bl ) II VVH. t'tlli < ull >
NvrTuu * Duraivn , Kolllni } Mrini.rj ,
l-aimli. Sir. iili'LiiiUnkm - < -i. > s > J-X
Id' unaiUli'klv b.itiiirrly . lotuin l.u > | Vllullljlv
> ltl or > ouiifir Kaoilv lairlva iu irtl l.orkel. 1'rk'i1 ,
# l.lii.i ( | > ikiit.-F hli f . . * % .Ill ) ulll , u urlllin cuur.
unlfr ti. run , or liiiinry rrTu'-'tc. ! . lich't It-tuny nu
| .rinL'll.li . U ill lin-M .ell y..u . 111.U limit cimidltliill. . Ill
lift on ImTliif IMIAI-O n..i > . .I In r If lie l.m . mJ
It. w will K-nil il by mull .ii'un r'i > i.i | uf tirU' (
'ninl.lilvt In n'Rli-aenv loiit' Ire,1 Atl.lr.'hii Ork'ntu ?
Mrdlral fa. . ( I'ljiiioulli I'lui'C , Cl.l < 'u ii , III.
SOLD by Kulin \ Co . Cor isth ami Douglas Sts. ,
anil J. A. fuller & Co , Cor. Mill anil DouKlai
' Sit. , OMAHA , NED , by I'aul G Schneider. ; ai
Droadwar and 6 I'earl St , COUNCIL ULUFFS ,
IOWA , and other Leading r
ns It wni u few ilnyn neo Cliolr-o lir-ii' infV ,
live yotinit iiiiisti-ri , 7'fts , ( ilil nuntcr * .V.
K--ir ( mill iliioUs , ( lri" . nl , 11 ' , U'c tlrc-si.l
ttirkcyi. U'ri4e '
STtKwnr.iiiitK.'i IVrouirt. 'JA.t.liV.
SWKKT POT ATOM Per fob ! . , J5i st-cil sweet i ) > > -
tutoi's. ta.60
'l'AMiiiilMM : : hnlf IKIXP' * , } i.76a.1.on. !
VIAI. : I liou-i ) nail xinnll fin voiiN ,
anil thin , 3000.
Sun rnuiriM'ii Mlnlns Ijiiotiitlnin.
S\s I'UANrisirM , ril. : . M'ln-h 31.-Tliooni.-l.il .
i-loilnit ii nut nt Ions ( or milling stm'lM Inilny
were IIH fiilliiws :
I'lniioi'tiil NotCN.
1CNSIS CITV , Mo. , March 31.-Clearings ,
J1GO',43H.
Niw : YOIIK , March 31. Clearings , ft 10,188-
387 ; liiiliiiu-cs , iOo7U,2.'ir ) . for the month ,
cluirlnjs ! , f 3,25 0,000,682s hiiluni'es , 1144 , l.V ) .
759.
N -\v York Dry ( ImiiN Murkrt.
Nlw : YOIIK , Miirch ! -There WHS nn elmncc
In the i-iiinlliliiii or tmio n ( tlio dry K"i > 'l ' *
tiiarki'l. although there were inuru rovlslnns
III the prices of InillKii prlnti , the Merilinni-
InillKos heliiK inude O'ii' ' anil the ( tloin-ester
Indian Uii' . Thu ntitlooU Is fuvort-d liy tnlld
WL-ather for retailers.
liiijiiirti i > r Dry ( liioiU.
Niw : YDIIK , Mun-h 31.1 In' linpnrts of dry
Knoils til III.- p ir of \\v Ynik for the week
were f2,453 r.ii : ) and th amount innrUeled * 2.-
3H7.14S. The tnt.il linpiirse\elilslve ( < if speek-
for the eek weie tl 1,331,307 , ot uhlrli Hl-
H77,7il ( were Keneriil incri'liniidlsi- .
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW HND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
Jly < lo. tor says it nria gonily mi the fctnm.irli ,
liver nnd kl(1ne9 , and i n plPiunnt laxutlu1'lils
drink Is nm.le from herds and Is prepared for use
HUcftlled
"e :
. . ' nnd } ln package If you
cannot Ri't It , n nd vonr n.ldress for n free Rnmplti.
I.nnr's Kamllr Mcrileltir IMOTCM the linnelK
cai-h day. In or.leri * . lip li * * .Itliy IhNIs necessary
ArMr r-r " < ; V
The Lntcst
Style * .
/i.VC'Ollf t'1III
A I'or.v Sn ; > i r/or
.WllMIKT.
V7s/ In > f rc7s
Cf KKIiSI'OXWIJA'CIJ
/M I'IS ItS
Sllfllf > fcH llII//-/ Oil ( l/l/ > f/C-Il/II.
BAILEY ,
BANKS &
BIDDLE
T///J SfC//iTV
Wfroofs
BON SILENE
, TIIK ONLY CKHTAIN
CUltU i'OU
LEUGORRHEA "Wbitesi "
itmlnll r * mal * AVrak-
fctiMl. 1'iilul'ill or
iTiuilIniSlcimlrii -
ntlnii , Uterine Itliilncpinviit | , 1'allliiili-Cllii-
\VOIII > | IlLMKllll'lie. ItlK'klll'llC. IIVIII'llIU
II.mn I'll I IIP. , .Ni'ivoii" li'ii ti'atl u inn'
rela-veil iir.l nil
Ji'iu'i-Ml Ili-lilllly pofltlvely
Konmlu Couiplnliils pcrniiiuciilly curcil by tills
wonileiful rcmeily. U It
Woman's Best Friend.
niTC prompt relief for Inillir ll ii. I.lver unit
Klilnry 'I'riiiililvii ; Irrltublilty. t-leeples > iie 9.
l i ; ltuilo. DlKlnvtn , Fiilntnen. ete. , nrlslUK from
Uterine DU.inlei . I'rlco K00 per bnv. cniUnln-
Innono nioiilira tienlment ; 3 tmxes for f.i.X ( ) . lly
nnill.po-itiiKii nnlil. i-eciin'ly feiilcil In plain wrap
per. Send for I'lCI'.H IIOOIL Inviiluiililc lo
ocrvviiniiin. . Iinly Aiteliln Wiinlrd.
IIUltlt'M Sir.liKI.M : CU. U'umalo Dupurt-
I110lltl , 'lll'IIL' " > . 111.
SOLD by K'uhn & Co . Cor. isth anJ DouRl.is Sis. ,
and J. A. Fuller & Co. . Cor. uth anJ DciuRlns Sis. ,
OMAHA. NCB. . bv I'aul ( i. Solim-idcr , i Broad
way and 0 Pearl St. . COUNCIL ULITPS , la.
Aleuts Wanted Everywhera.
THE RENOWNEDCOAL SAVEf ?
. " ( - one ( | iinror "f ymir c i il dill , pruvi-nli sn it
unit cinders it.'itroyt mil u.is , | iMliie-i porfiict
eo'iiliiMtt.in . k.-.i. I. ill * r Hit ) , no in niik'i ho-
( Ire In Jlvo inlnut * iif' ' eqii illyv < > I o'i li ir.l m ui :
eollc.iul due p.ieK I.-e .Htl'U ' - - ' ct-nu h millrlu il
( o ti-ntiin tun .if . - | o. ' i.irili" . iLlu.ai.Uiui
nil o.i 01 a III i-o. . K'I i s'u in >
L. S. ELLSWORTH & CO. ,
408 3. 13thS. Omnhn.Neb.
Furnishes lliu Bcsl and Cheapest Method ot
FIRE-PR30FING HOUSES.
Wiite ( . .r . . ' * ' ' . ! ' uf I.uthlilKi
Sluhle. I'Ktliriis , otc.
N. W. KXIMVOKI ) MHTAn CO. ,
No. WJ Twouty sum a . CIIIOACIO
The uly hntol In tbc e ty with hot anil eo'd
H i.ter ami stoiini hu it In every r 11 n
'lubi | > unJ ( llnliu I'OJiu sorv.co iini-iriKma 1
BATES $2.50 TO $4.00.
ucclal rates on application.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
Omalia's Nevvast Hotel
COR. I2TH AND HO'/VARJ / WJ.
( OIUiouu ntJi.W per .lir.
( C 1 duiim at fl OJ per tlar.
10 In omt n-itli Uatli ut ll.'J ' ) pir Ur.
tO Uuunu wltli Uatli at H i ) to II ) ) pr t if
O1JE1N01U AUGUST 1st ,
Modern In Kvorr Itmpert.
Mc-ivly riirnUh il Throughout
C. S. ERB. Pron.
IN CHILDREN
l-'or over two yc.its my lltil * girl's life
was undo fiscratili'hy a case of I'.itarrh.
The tlisd'airc from tnc nest was lari c ,
const.iiH ati'l vc.y offcnsivu. Her eyes
became iinl.itnocl , the litts sv/ollcit and
very painful. After trying VSM ions reme
dies , I ga\v liorCFIKnS'lSa'riie ' first bottle
tle sccmt-d to KaS cS aggravate the
disease , but the symptoms soon nba'id ,
and in .1 short time site was cured.
Du. L. 11. Ur.cin.Y , Mackey , Ind.
Our book nil lilnml ami Skin nitoa cs mailed
fvcc. Swii-r SI-ECU 10 Co. , Ail.xnta , a.
Just In O-t ? Importi Ion of
Exclusive Stylet l.i
Spring Woulcns.
Pax-o-.i Hotel
TREATMENT.
i FO AI'1'
2\
gfe \ Chronic , Harm. . ,
iS l ! PrivaUail
Wvj t ; . & s i
Special
l"i yo.irs o.x'poploa 33.
iisE.\s.s ) \ OF mm
f" ' Troutol at $ " > 0) a in Jntli
nnil nil inu Ih.'iiu's
fiirnUlio.l.
Ml oilier troubles treitoil at reisonablo
cliiirgi's. ( . ' ( JNsrM'ATHN I'lUCK. full on or
ailii re is
DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NED
HERE'S THE WAV M
6 CENTS A DAY : tr"
CATARRH CURED :
AlsoCoiu'hs , Itroni-hlfs. Asth-
ma. Consnmutlon , Ilead'ieliu.
is.ck or iiurvous' ' . Nervous
Prostration.
AWontlorrully Successful -
ful Trontmont. OI.NI ; IATOU.
"O.x.VKen Hook" and 4 tr als ruiX ! I'all o
write
SPECIFIC OXVGEN CO. ,
Euito TilO ShaolBll : ; ,
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. ,
. / , / ' . I'ltXIJHIt , Minniifi
222 S. 16th Stroot.
Commcrc'iil ' .Ntitioniil Hank llulluln ? .
I'leHllli-llt ul
Met'CBfl > Il2i IrAI' AN" SIIIKSICAU
ttk\j CrtM DISPENSARY.
( CiMlHlllturliill Tree. )
I'lLF-P. I'lSTl'l.A , KIS-MMIE , iiDrtn-inontly
urcil wllliunt thu IIHU nf knllo lUiiuiro nrv inttlii
All maladies of n nrlvntu oril Ic Ho natureif
elllicr scv. tiiisltlvi-lr cureil.
TUKATMUNl' HV .M A 11. . Adilro with
stamp lor purtlcnliirs. which will liu i'nllii ( iliilri
unvuluiiu. I * . O. Box U.'il. lie S. litlit..Oin li i. Nub
OMAHA
AWIIIHOS AND TEHTi
Omaha Teat-Awning Wolf Bros. < & Co. ,
COMl'AXV.
.MtinufniHiirL-rs of tcnu.
iiwiiuitfi i-i. > iUI iiml
iioitsi : < OVKIH ,
III.I r'arli'i'll "t. TU > S. ll.tll ntrjjt.
BAGS AND TvVIH'S- I DI3YCLES.
Bemis Omalia Bi M. 0. DaxoD ,
COMl'ANV.
Importers anJ uiiiifri
Hour ncki. burluiii ,
DOflTS AND SHOES.
Kill1
FCWWrfOOBERS. '
.MorsaCoe Shoe Company ,
Salesroom mid Ollieo 1107 1103IIII lluw.iril t.
I'Uftory MUi-IU'l-ir.1. ; Ihmnr.lHI.
\V "ro the OM.V .Muiufiisturerj of Hoots und
fchoo In tlio ntnto of .Nubrunki.
A ueni-ral Invltiillun In enuuidjil to til
our ne.w fuctorjr.
Kirkenddll , Jones Annr , Hand-Bewail
COMl'AXV. WlmlinAl hllOKCO. bi.its.Bliusi
mfr . lU-iiili ll'H. IIIKl riltltT K'l.l.l ) , UJi-
lludber Shoo Co . III ) ! 1JIU llnrnuy si.
llUI-IIOi llurncr ( it
COAL , CdKE. CORNICE.
Omalia Coal , Coke & Eagle Comics Works
UMK IHJ , titinl nml Mfri k'tilviuilio I Iron
i-uul , S U our. HJth ciirnlc ) wlml i * oipi ,
UuUiflAH &tj. nioctllle vlmtiu. ulu
DRY GOODS.
M . E. Smith & Co. , i Kilpitrlck-Koj'i Dry
liO ( I. ) " * l ,
Dry Kuoili. notlont , fur * Nulluni. jiu' : tur.ilili-
Drynlihlnit Kuuiti , c-iriur In.'XJoili.c ir Ulu unl
lllhanil llunar.lU . ! Humor
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering Beebaa & Ruayan
CO , u | > holit re.l furni r UllNITUlia CO. , Uruoo
ture , 1IJ3 UUI Mchului
\Ytiuloial9UDlr and Uib bti.
It will pay you
TO BHING YOUH
TO US.
\Vo will * nvoyou inoncjr. Wo
liroiiaro mcillcllii'S nml mill
tlrutfs til low priorVo do
not suit luttoiit medicine. Our
busltiuU Is
SurRlcnl InstrumontH
And Surgical Supplies.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. ,
114 South Ifith Street , ,
Next to 1'ostolllco.
IV Hi e\lr.icl < " 1 in uiu"'v
Nl' nnpHlnit t \fi i
ri > ni < iln > IVili-ii tn K
lllll.Mi Till ? ' \Vt i II Y 'U '
pKnptii.s roit nri.itwo * r - IN-
J ( linn SrIce I 'inKicLi' ' \ii'iirv
Vucli3ii. : I'.i. . ) Si-nlnl | Hii'ii-iK | , , i. . |
' I'l'opos.iK fur I'li-hl > I- . " : inii Hilili. d to
the mull rxlgned at I'i-ie Ijliljre Aii'ii.\ h t n-
nun county , S I ) , will lie rcci-lted' ! ! . ! )
IIMIIIuntil 1 o'clock p. in. of Api II . 'ii i-.j ,
fin furnishing mid dellvi i Ing al Hit- . - . i - y
all.ml . ' _ ' : > .3C.O Ihs. seed oiilM , I'n.Vii. II'i ril
corn , .r)7lioo HIM , seed iioliitoes , l.-jno Ills i i-il
w henl. 730 ll ) . alfalfa. 3 1)00 ) ll- ) . . t.ei n ; n iml-
lel , 730 Ibs. I linoliv ! , 737 Ib * . blue -.1 . " 0
llH.Migar bi'el and G ) ) Iht , mig u - . , .1 ,
Salil .ecu to be gronn In ( lie mvilu i . .f .iniii-
tr.V conllgnous to the plneo of dclu.'iv It .1 *
der will im required lo state . .i ) , in-n'lv ' m
Hie-r lilds the proposed prlco of'e-n-h : u i. lo
oll'lcii'd for delivery under a cunt nut I'o '
rlglil Is ri'served lo reject any or all lu-l- . .r .
any P.III of any bid , If ileeiuoil ftu ili > ' in -i m-
leresi of tlio service.
r.iich bid must be iiccompaiiled liyi . . infii < l
'
CIIM-K | or draft uinn | some I'lilhn'Mules il < -
posltniy or solvent n.itlonal I'.inU In HIM
v Iclnlly of Iho residence of the bidder , i.julo .
payable to ilie order of the ciMitmKsliiiiei nf
liidi.in alTairs. for in least 5 per eenl of MID
amount of the proposal , which cheek nr draft
will be forfeited to tliiI'liiled MaleIn casi )
any bidder i.r bidders leeeU Inc an a\\ud : shall
fall to promptly execute a eonttm-l with irootl
and siillli'lent sureties , otherwise to lie re-
iirnedtothe bidder. Illds accomianled | l > y
casli In Hen of a cerlllled check will not lie i-on-
sldcted. Tor any further information applv to
CAI'T. ( iKO. I.KitOV IIItO\\X \ , U.S. A . A. . 'tins
1'nited States Indian a enl. .MIHiUlt
Proposals for tinnreclliin ofn I'm- ul till )
U'.vonilni ; State I'enllenl lilry.
Scalrd | iroiosals ] will lie recelveil liy Hie'y
omlnc State llnatdof ( liarltles anil Id f.irm
iiniil the 1st day of M ly , 1-KI , at 4 . . . 'lode
p m. of said day , for riinil-hlni : material ami
erect Inn of a poll Ion of the U'jon.ini ; -tutii
penllenllary at liiiullnXV.tomlni : , In . -1.111-
junince with ( he prollmis and tinnt.iimns of
-eel loin It ) and 2H , clnitter | 3ll , Seson : Laws
18 , M , \ \ \omliiK , and cli. ip'.yr ' 17 , Sessiuii Laws
ln)3Vyomlm. ! ) . : .
Plans , spe.'ltlcatlons . and Instructions to bid-
< lcrs may he seen , it Ih olllco of Hi , ' si''i-eiary .
of th" b.iard , ClieyetineVyomlii - ' .
All blddeis will lie leipilted to ftmilhith
his or their lilds , i corllile.l check , pay.ildi' to
the secretary of the board to the ammint of
fl.Ollo , which check \\lll he forfrlied lo tlio
state in Hie event of failure of lildder lo enter
Into contract within ton days and evei'iilc a.
bond In the stale of Wjomln , ! , In not less Hum
the amount of the proposal of such person or
DcrMiiihlrh , bond > .hall he approved by Iho
boaid.
The Hoard of Charities and Itcform iesorvc.4
the r ljhi to loject any and all bids.
In awaidln a ( XMilia.M pteference will bu
Clven to materials and labor of this stnte.
All lilds must bo sealed and endorsed , 'l'ro
posals for the erection of thu Wyoming htato
jienltontlary. "
Tor further Information apply to ( lie secre
tary of tliu board at Cheyenne , Wyoming.
OTTO ( iliAMM ,
ciiAiti.is : . itruDicK ,
s. T. r.\u\vi-ih : ,
Hoard of Charities and Heforni.
( Attest ) S. T.
Secretary.
Cheyenne , Wyoming , March 27 , 1H'J3M30d7t
M30d7t
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ornaliai
IlcalCnttlo IIo natl s'lioup niuriot In tin
CQMM1SSIQ4 IIUU3-S.
Y/ood / Brothers ,
I.lvo Stosk Commlssloir.Murcliiinti.
South Oamlm Telepliono 1157. C'lilcaj
JOHN It. IIADH.MAN , I . , , , . ,
' !
WAl.TKIt K. WOOD. fM'inaiori
Mnrk ct Hi'porli by ai i olujrf ill/
iliuil iipo.'i iippiloatlo i
Rector & / ! Lo'jsjX
Y/iiielmy < S Liai.
CO.MI'A.NV ,
Di-nieri In hard TIT , 111
Corner 10th nn I Jnu io i '
if u ill
HAT3 , EM. I IRQ'J
W UK >
lints , eAH. [ lira v if- 1 1 1 , wnoiviiuli. Jill wrlc ,
Clove * . mltlorH. Iron ah'itters nn I llriioi
uni ) lliirnuy * . cnpiM An Ire 'n At mr-
ell III i nn I .lurk * 11.
John A. diaries R , L33 ,
Itnpurtoil.Am irlc ifil'urt lnrilTO'iil n n' r. ivji
In ml o ( til-nit , Mil * i i c.irpoli .in I pir 11 j' .
keuco'ti nit uiul ! j ji u/ M.i'irliiK.
WtlllolllLM. t'th ' unit Du ulii
UQUOJJJ.
FrlcX & Iferbwl , , Obirfaldjr & Co
inpnrtiri an 1 Juttijer *
Whulcanlolliuor of inilll'inry ' nutluuit.
.Mull or l"ri | i u.n - ! /
1001 1'nrnitui . | j > 'll s Iilait. .
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil C ) . ,
Cnriy u full tooU nf
printing , wr.iiptn [ tin t Itt'Mnis.l unit lubriuiCl
T ntliu pj | > jrj , cm 1
Dftptir , otc. ollt , ( ixlo ( frome "to.
PRQDJH CJ'il nl55lll ,
Branch & Co. , Jas , A , Clari & C ) , ,
I'todiit'O , frultl of ull lluttor , rim no , 0,141 ,
1 poultry iintl K4IUU ,
klnilt , nynlori. I JIT H. Mill 11
STOVE REPAm. I S.\SH,0)I ) )
Omaha Sty/a / Rmh1 CO
\ VDIIKiU.vo repulri MnniifAOturtfrs of tnili
unit water nttncliuientt Uoor > , U11 nil i ii4
for HUT kind of iluv. ) innulillnzt brunoliuK
undo , I All Lluu l i SL Ut , inu ana Ultra , j
