Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY Kigfc FRIDAY. APRIL 7 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat , Corn and OnU Olosed Weak After
Many Changes.
BEARS WERE QUITE EASILY ALARMED
July Wlu-iit l > | icrlally Win lloomrd It ) tlin
J'rlco Ciirrmt'ii llrport th t Crop
Re Win droller Than
nt I'lmt Stti | | > ( ncd.
( . 'IHCAOO , III. , April 0. Tlio wheat , corn mid
oat-Miuirkots closed weak after many changes.
Provision * started strum ? and continued to
ho ( Mill Uyu nwakum-'i at last to the fiict
tint ivoiither which had killed wheat was mil
unlikely to have Injuri'il rye and It accord
ingly Imd u rlt-o of 'Jc per husliel.
Clique houses liouilit a good deal of wheat
nt tlmoponlng and were credited tilth fruo
( .clllnx later on a bulgo. Compared tt 1th lasl
night whu.it Is ucoll' for May and He for .Inly
Corn Ihdown ' nml o.it > ° * c. In iiildlll.in to
Tilnilwa-irnnMilciTd a disappointment by the
hulls In the Kani.is slat" crop report , there
vr s hope that ( in early lain was prolialile In
Kan a , and MlsMiittl which ttoilld i-ullovotho
situation umljilvo the cton : i big slart. New
York had bljfM'llIng ordeis here , and the local
crowd ( rot qulii > btmrlslilth Cii'ddes | JUIIM : > II ,
\\eiire , Not ton and Wntthlnj.'ion nil icllltu
ftcely for a time the market found llttlo
support fiom any ( | iiirtei- ! , but It soon ur.dei-
vcnl a sudden chamio.
Cndahy's liiokersheitnn t-j pick up the wheat
nml It whs estimated that they sivm-i-d fully
l.MiO.nno Ini. Ill shoit order. This film mud the
hears , nmt the rinclnmitl I'l-lce I'tirrent's le-
port that the crop dnnmsro was iru-atcr than
previously IndliMted , cieated quite 'i boom
mote especially In July. , ,
Maywheiit ] > . h > Mng Interest , and undo Is
contcilng In .Inly. At one time todny the
liieiiiluinon May n . only -'V' . .Inly opened
Jrom ' * In 'v lower , ( In-lined ' ( c mure , then
ndt-nnc-id lircirnhiily from t'c ' to 1'4' ' nhovo
Insldu pilcc-s , hecame weak and declined l' c.
closing .stendy at the lowest Hume of the day.
Tlio late decline was due to heavy selling by
lleam and liberal icall/lni ! byeaily linyets.
Krnuwcd attention was given tothe possibility
of lain In the west.
The com iniirki I was Inclined tosell lower ,
lint any material decline was prevented more
than once t > y the biillKhm > s which piov.tllod
for some time In the wheat matUet In the lat
ter half of the MOII. | . The- trading was only
moderately active , and w.is largely ronllned
to local dealers. Last prices weie the lowest.
Oats followed suit with wheat and coin , and
were iinite a little lowei. The Kicater naitof
the business was ilone by IOIIKS renll/liiK on
tin-It' transactions yestoiday. Mclntyio ,
Waidell A. Co. were the principal Imyoii.
NintK continued to arrive of the wheat llelds
beliiK plowed up and oats sown In place of It.
The pimNlon inaiket was remarkably
stums on huyiiiK by the heavy local dealers ,
jiartlcnlaily I'ndahj , ind Armour , ami , follow-
Intt their example , the scalpers' eiders fiom
outside were sc-aico and the Himiiess which
piovalledtas not accompanlo < l with much
anxiety , except for about llftoen minutes at
the opening and nifaln at the closo.
Estimated locelpts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
IHOcars ; corn , 110 cms ; outH , lit ) cars , ho s.
1'2.IKK ) la-ail.
The loading futures ranged as follows ;
.ARTICLES OI'KN. 111(111 low' . CI.O.SK. VB8TV
VTIlcntNoZ.
/\prll . 77m
May . . . . 7R } (
July * nOR 7W
Coin.No 2
April ( OR 40
Mny . . . 4IH
July 42 WTS
OntB.NoS.-
.Mny . . SOU
Juno 3UH
July. . . . 3U SUM ,
Hers I'ork .
Muy 10 4r > 1(1 ( SS 1C 45 1077 Hi 17l
July Hi HI IB in ) It ; M 1C h7H Hi S74
topi . IU CJ n oan 17 UO 10 : ! 7 ! < j
I.nrU-
Mny. . . . 11 ) to to 975 lO 10 ? II )
July . . . . 11 K" > lu i : > 11 SO IU l.'H ,
Sept y uj'/ 10 h 'J 'JO IU il bJls
EliorUUbB. .
ilny . . . 9 so .I 25 U 15
July 0 15 y : > ' .I 15 il 32 ! < Ii 05
_ EClt | . . . SI 11 ' .I SI U 15 'J 05
Cash quotations were as follows :
KI.OIMI-Dull , unchanged ; winter natents ,
3.7Oa4.iOj ; winter stiulKlits , $3,30(13.35 ;
pprlnx patents , } : ! .Hr < ftl.l ( ) ; .spriiiK btial ht ,
* .2GOir3.10 : hauers' , J'J.lOUS.sri.
WHKAT No. - sprhiK , 7GH77c ; No. 3
sprlliK , noithein. 71c ; No. 2 red. 7G' < v < i77c.
CoilN-lllKhor : No. 'JlOUo ; No. 3 cash , 380
8B'se ' ; Nn. a yellow , auv au i' .
UAT.4 No. i , U iffiSOc ; No. 2 wiilte , f. o. b. ,
8lc ; No. 3 white , 3'J'-c.
KYK-NO. " 2 , 51c.
HAIII.KY- . 2 , G2c ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 43SfJGo ;
Ko. ' 4 , { . ( i. h.3048c. .
FiA.\Siii : > No. 1 , J1.12.
TiMorn Y HRCII 1'rlnip , 14.30.
POIIK Mess , per bill. , ilU.76OlG.774. I.nrd ,
per 100 Ibs. , tlO.05 ; .short ribs sides
( loose ) , { 'J.UtKao.ari ; dry salted .shoulder-i
( boxed ) , $0.25ir < , U.37" , ; short clear sldos ( boxed ) ,
t9.75iftU.HO.
WHISKY Distillers' ( Inlsliod ( 'oods , per gal. ,
(1.15.
HUHAIIS Unchanped ; cut lonf , O jTiS c ;
granulated,5'4c ; standard "A. " Tic.
The following wcio the receipts and bhlp-
nientH for today :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was wleady ; creamery , 21iOc ! !
, ! 22U7c. KBITS , tlrm ; stiictly fiesh , 14
OliKiha ( iri- : | .
The following prices arc for delivery at Mis-
El s1pp | river points :
WHKAT--NO. 'J spring , 73c bid ; No n spring
OOc bid ; No. hard , 73c bid ; No. 3 hard , MX
.bid.
.bid.JtVKNo. . 2 , Olr bid ; No. 3 , 58c. bid.
OATS-NO. 2 white , 32c hid ; No. 3 white , 31i
bid.
bid.C'OHN
C'OHN No. 2. cash or April , 3Gic ! bid ; No. . '
or hotter , cash or A pi II , 30c bid.
Among the sales weio 20 cms No. 3 or bet
ter corn , upper Mississippi ilver points , Uf.
teen das shipment 3G'c ; 10 cms same foi
Toledo , HGiji : ,
Uninliii I'rmlnco .Market.
oiiuAi : , IIP.M.VIIKS.
The h.cal pioduce market was without fen
tuic. I'tlces weio piaetlcnlly sle.idy ono verj- '
thing. Kggsaio Him at the ( | iiotations ,
IIUITIIII , I.III1S , llAMi : , I'OIII.TUV.
KU- The lecelptscontinuo light and tin
market Is very linn. I'.icklng stock , 17flil8c
fair to goon country roll , 18S20c ; cholco t (
laney country , 2OO/J Ic.
joosConoial ; market , 13o.
OAMK- The market Is slow and dull.IIed
G04175C ; led heads , i2 ; mallards , J2.00it'.50
teal.Jl.
1'oi'l.THY Choice hens , OfllOc ; young niost
crs , StoUo ; old loosters. D@Gc ; geeio Tim
Clicks , loailc ; tnrkojs , lie.
VKdKI-AllI.KS.
1'KvsSontheiiiand California stock , per '
tn. hotl "Oiil.25.
HllANB Choice navy , $2.45.
t'Ai.itouNi \ I'.tnn.vdi : I'er lb. , 3c.
( 'UCD.MIIKHS 1'or do/ '
doif'J. .
Kvt IIT : POTAIOKS I'ur bbl. , ? 5 ; seed swcot po
tatoes , * 3.50.
ONIONS -Homo crown , on orders tocountrv
14 per bbl. ( iiiod stock slupped In fioi
conntiy would probably not bring ever jl.'J
] ier bn. on this maiket.
l'OTATOi.s : Itecelpts largo. Colorado stock
fl.10XiDl.15 ; Wisconsin hurbanks , OOcH. Hl
western Nebraska , OOcffitl.OO ; eastein No
braska stock , 75'iiOOc.
NKW VKIITAIII.ISI.ottni'e : , 40c ; radlshei
46oj paisley , 40c perdugicen ; onions , 35c.
niurrs.
A ri'i.KS Cholco shipping htocli4. 50 porbb
HTIIAVVIIK.HIIIKS I'or ( mart , 25ittfil- ; .
TAMIKIUNI-K- half boxes , ? 'j.7fM3.oo.
tlHAl'i : 1'HIMTI'er box , 3 00 < s,3.'J5
OilAMiKS'-l-'lorlda fancy , per box , f 3. 50113.71
rnssetls , J3.25 ; Mexican oranges , single IUIMV
I3.25j 5 to Hbolots ) , J3 ; California monntal
oninges J2.50 ; Washington navels , * ! ; Newcastle
castle California seedlings , J-J.OOU2.75 ; Met
mvoots , J2.GOJ62.75 ; Ulvcrsldo seedlings , $ 'J.7 !
H ANANAS I'er bunch , Including crates an
racking , * 1.7& < a2.uti.
CiiANiiinniiKS Per box , ifi.7fl. :
LKiao.ss-Cholce.J3.50j fancy , * 4.
llAY The market on good upland hay wi
t6.70itOtlO.
lllliK.s-N | ) . 1 Rreen , 4c ; No.'Jgreon , 3c ; Ni
1 uicen , salted , 4Hc ; No 2 grci-n , halted , 3)ii )
No. 1 given , Halted , 25 to 41) ) Ibs. , 4ic ! ; No.
Kit-en , salted , 20 to 4tl Ihs. , 3 > tc ; No. 1 vei :
calf , H to 15 Ihs. , He ; .No. 2 veal calf , B to 1
H-s. , Gc ; No. 1 dry lllnt,7'tC | No. 2 dry Illn
6' ct No. 1 diy salted , Gc.
Ito.NKV Choice to fancy white clover , 18
lUc ; fair to good , ldU)18c. ( )
VKAIChoicii and small fat veals , 7 < 3eHi <
laigu and thin , 3iGc. (
Now VtirU .Mttrkrts.
NKW YOIIK , April 0. ri.otm Hecolpts. 2 ;
OO ( | pKgs. ; oxpoits , 14'JhO bbls. , 20,400 sack
miles , 17,050 pKgs. ; market qnli-l but stead
winter wheat , low grades , 12.11X 2,05lnl ;
wheat , fair to fancy , i2.fjrjn3.G5t wlntorwheii
. tontsIJ3. rll.2ji : MlniK-Mita clear , J2.6U
S. Cii ) ; .Mliim-boiastialghls , t3.tO4.00 ; Minn
iota patents , H.25t(4,00 ( ,
COIIN MKAI/ Dull , sleady ; yellow wester
. . .
HYK Dull , uteady ; western , & 8(3fi2c. (
HAIII.KY null , llrm : western , Ui a75e' .
HAIII.KV MAi.T--hteudy but unlut ; wcstor
CfxTiUOc ,
\Vuiui-Ilecolptj , 1,660 lU.i ) eiporU , 22-i
HOC bit ! : ilc * . fl,460.000 hu. futurcd. f.7.iKiO
bit. | Kt ) Spot miirko' , motlerately nctlvc.
lower , closing llrm. Nc. U "cd , In Moreand
clovatcr , 77' ' ui iillont , 7 > > f. o , 1. . . 77Vrt.7M"C |
No. 1 northern , H3-r Ni 1 h.ird. Hl.VdHtc ;
No 2 northern , Hluc t ) | , < As airal-i nctlve ,
excited and Irregular I'rlcos declined 1 uc on
the Kansas ntnti' ciop repmt , rallied slightly ,
llti'ill > .cloMliit xtcaily al 't'itlc under yctlor-
liny i No. 2 red , M , .him- , 7M'c.1nly ; ,
7hUi470i ! ( ci AuwiHt , woo ; t-eptumbor , MO'id
December , closlii ) . ' . H3'C ( ,
COIIN Receipt * , I't.MiK ) hit ! expert , 9200
bu.s snle , 050,000 bu. futures , afl.OOO bn
lxt Spots- Him , quiet. No. 2 , SKtiM'iO
In elevator , 62itc allont ; ungraded mixed ,
4H'itt&D'vJt ' ' iteamer mixed. 49U < 'i50c ; No. 3 ,
40c. Ontlons declined early Tiii1 , advanced ' ( c
uml fell ' ( ' as following wheat and the west ,
chwlmr dull but llrm at H < < l\C under vestcr-
dav : May , 4m , c ; Juno. 4H'e ; July , 4H1 e.
OATS-leceIpt ( , 110,150 bu. ; exports , 14.000
bu. ; sales , 2.15.000 bu. futures , 131.000 bn.
ipot. Snots falrlv active , easier ; May , 35c ;
.Inly , 35'ir ; spot No 2 white. 30'i ' < iJ40c ; No.
2 Chicago , 3 < c ; No. 3 Chicago , 35'c , No. : l
white , 3H'i'33t < V'j mixed western , 3GU3H'Sc ' ;
while HiMtcrn. UUU4UV.
II \ -I'alr demand , llrm.
Hoi'.s-Dull. llrm.
Illinis- Hull , cany.
PROVISION ! ! Cut inont" , dull , easy ; iilckled
shnuldcri , H'ic ; pickled hams , 124412hc ;
middles quiet , tinner : short clear , Hie.
I.ard , ( inlet , llrmer ; western steam closed at
Jlo.20 ; sales , 25H Ih-lces at 110.20 ; option
sales , 251) tlorces ; Apill , flo.15 , nominal ;
May , Jlli.17 asked : July. Jlo.25 ; Seutcmber ,
f ld.16 , closing nl MO 3d. Pork , llrmer , quiet ;
old moss , $17.75 ; new mess , HH 25.
lltiTTKn Model ate demand , about steady ;
western dairy , lH .2lc ; westein creamery ,
2IH30C ! niL'Ins , 20'SJ3llc.
CIIKKSKTali - demand , steady ; part skims , 3
.
KIKIS riim ; fair demand : receipts , 8.3S3
pkgs ; westein , fresh , l&WlCc ; duck , 24r .27c ;
goo-o , 41 ic.
TAi.i.ott Qulot , steadier ; city ( } 2 per pkg. ) ,
51,0.
CoTTONShnn Oiir-Pull , llrmer ; crude , 42c
bid ; yellow , 40CM7c. (
I'HiiKii.Kfvi The maiket was neglected.
Only 5UO ( ) barrels changed hands at CUV ,
which was tin- only qiloiatlon of the day.
Pi'iiiisy Iv ania oil , spot sales , none ; May option
sales , 5noo bl > N. Lima oil sales , none : 20'/tu
bhl Total sales , 5,0nohbls.
ItosisQuiet , steady.
Tt'ill'I.STI.NK Hull but weak at 32'jG34c. '
lliri-rnlrly : ac-tho ; Him.
Mot.vssK-i-NcH Orlean-f open kettle , good
lo choice , llrm ; fair demand.
. * \u--ICiitv , llrm ; fair demand ; fair re-
llnlinr , U'4c ; centrltugals , 00 test , Hac ( ; sales ,
lifjii tons Mu covada at breakwater , 80 test ,
at 3'4c. and l HO cargoes centrifugals , OG test ,
at : i'ic ; u-lhied , actlvo and Him ; mold A ,
5 3-ljttl5ic ( , , : standard A , 4 15-1G'35'8 ; con
fectioners A. 4 KI-lGfific : cut loif. 5'S < < t5
l."i-lGticiilsiiedrj ; > i&ll-lGcpotVleiudfJl ; ( < - (
( ' 5VC ! granulated , 4 15-lG'u,5'ie ; cubes , 5
3Hia5 ' , c.
I'm liio.N-Quiot , steady ; American , $12.755 }
15 50.
Coi'PKli-Weak ; lake , $11.40.
I , IJAII Strong ; domestic , f4.10.
TIN -Quiet ; Mialts , J20.50S20.GO ; plates ,
quiet , steady.
MI ii/nu-s : : toady ; domestic , $4.30.
St l.onls .Mnrkcts.
PT. Lot'is , Mo. , April G. Ki.otiu I'lrm at
yesteiday's advance ; patents , $3. HfiTcS. 50 ; ex
tra fancv , J3.10 ; fancy , t2.05Ji2.75j ( choice ,
$2.25K2.G5 ; family , tJ.lO.
WHKAT Was hammered liy the bears fiom
the start , closing at "tfftl'acoll ; No. 2 red .cash ,
higher at GHc : May , OH ' .c.
COIIN Allected by wheat , clo-od UoolT ; No.
2 mixed , cash , higher at 30 ' .c ; May , 37 ' c.
tms-rii , but dull ; No. 2 cash , 31
May , 31 4c.
PnovibiONs Stiong , higher ; pork , standard
mess , jobbing , T17.25. Laid , J0.50 ; dry salt
meats , loose shoulders , tS.75 ; longs and ribs ,
$ 'J.37i ! ; short- , fO.G2'ff.0. ( 75 ; boxed , IScmoie ;
bacon , packed shouhlois , { 10 ; longs and ilbs ,
$1(1.124 ( ; shorts , * 10.25 ; hams sugar cuied ,
12 > , ( i7.13 4c. '
Hrrir.n Steady , unc'hangnd.
ICKCKIITS I'lour , 4,000 hills. ; wheat , 17,000
bn. ; coi-i , 1 15.ii ( ) ( ) bu. : oats , 10,000 bu.
bllll'MUMS rionr , 7,000 bills. ; wheat , 8,011 ! )
bn. ; coin , 214,1)0. ) ) bu. ; oats , 15.OUU bu. ; rye ,
3,000 bu. ; barley , l.OOU bu.
Knnsim City . .
KANSVS CITV , Mo. , April 0. Wheat and
rye are on basis of Mississippi river ; corn
and oats basis of Kansas City.
WIIBAT III pool dein.ind ; soft Ic higher ; No ,
2 red , GWfcOrt'ie : No. 2 hard , C.O-anS'.o.
COIIN Weak j No. 2 mixed , SS'iMIc ' ; No. 2
while , 35'jC. '
O tisIn f.iir demand at yesterday's jirleesi
No 2 mixed , 2H7 2H , 'o : No. 2 whlto , 31 c31'c ,
HKITKU Active and llrm ; creamery , 255i3Uc ;
dally , lHi/.2lc. (
KOII Active and llrm at 12'5c-
KhCKll'TS Wheat , 10,000 bu. ; corn , 7.00C
bu. ; oats , none.
Siiii'.vii-.NTS Wheat , 42,000 bn. ; corn , l.OOC
bu. ; oats , none.
Xotv York Dry ( inii.U Alnrlcct.
Nnw YOIIK , April G. The dry goods inarKel
\vus\teakiis icgaids deintinds at llrst hand-
for seasonable goods. Tall articles were dolnj
very well and largo sales liavo bsen reached Ii
cotton llanm-ls , dicss goods , wool llannels UIH
blankets. Theto was some initial trade foi
the fall In silks. An Important drlvo was madi
by II. II. Clallln In Caiilon glngliams nt GJaC
which was successful , the olli-Kng comprlslnv
full lines of styles. Meiilmack shirtings price1
will be reduced to 5c tomoirow.
i : < > tton .llnrket.
Nnw Oiti.KVNs , La. , April G. I'lrm ; gooi
middling , HV : middling , He ; low middling
7 11-lGc ; good oidlnaiy , 7ac ; not lecolpt--
U.200 bales ; gloss , 3.20D bales ; exiiorts ti
llieiit llrltaln , 4,200 bales ; to rrtinco , 0,00 !
bales ; sales , 7,200 bales ; stock , 201,200 bale- .
I'tUnies , steady , sales , 84,31)0 ) bales ; April
$7.82 bid ; May , i . 040,7.05 ; June , } H.OIU.U2
.Inly , JH.OH ; August , ? H.1J(8.12 ( ) ; Soptembei
* H,10IfH.12 ; October , * H. 15 ; November , $8.151
8.17 ; DeccMiiber , $8 17@8.10.
.Mlnnc-.iiidlU Wlie.it .Murknt.
MINNKATOMS , Minn. , April G. Thorp tea
mote ( lading In July than as a rule , and th
tendency Is to drop May for July. Casli
quiet , llrm : No. 1 northern , GO'ic ; No. 2 north
cm , G3c. Itecelpts wheat , 245 cars. Close
Apill , GHjC ! May , G5'8c ; July , G8c. O
track : No. 1 haid , ( ) ( > 2c ; No. 1 northern , G5c
No. 2 northoin , G2ii03c.
l.oinlon Wool Stiles.
LONDON , Apill U. At tlio wool sales toda
14,047 bales of good quality were olleied , Th
competition was bilsker than It was yester
day. Pi Ices aie haidenlng. American huyei
puichasod the llncstqiiallty. Tlio continent ! !
demand was chlolly for merinos , ( ierma
buyers took cioss-fneds al-o , although .th
bulk of these ollurlngsi was bought by horn
piuchaseis.
"Mlhviuilu-e .Mnrhets.
MIMVAUKII : : , WIs. , April G. WIIUAT Stonily
July , GHSc ; No. 2 .spring , GC.c.
Coil.N L'nchailged ; No. 3 , 38'j@30c. '
OATS Steady ; No. 2 whlto , 3353lc. !
ItAHI.KV Ii3c. . .
ltvi ; rncliangedj 55c.
l'ltjvibiOM > bteady. Pork , $10.05.
Uollou Alai-kot.
Nr.w YOIIK , Apill G. Options opene
steady , 5 points down to 10 points up , close
weak at lOib'JO points ( h-cllno. Sales , 21,51) )
bags , including : Api II , $10.05aiG.10 ; Ma1
Jirj.HOl'ilO.Ol ) : Juno , iH5.bO ; July , $15.lo ;
10.55. bpot Ulodnll , nomin.il ; No. 7' , ilG.G'JSji
rhllailelphhi < > raln .llnrket.
PniiAiini.i'iiiA. P.i. , April 0. WHEAT Kasloi
No. 2 led. Api II , 71V.
COIINKlim ; futuii'sneglectedand nomlna
No. 2 mixed , Apill , 4H',4/lHJ.iC.
OATS Cm- lots quiet , but firm ; optloi
neglected ; No. 2 white , April , 40'4 ( < i40'4c.
l.lvi-rpool .Markets.
lavcuroor , , April G. WIIKVT l-'lim ; ( h
mnnd moderate ; holders oiler modciatcl'
No. 2 red winter , 5s 2d per cental.
COIIN Steady , demand moderate.
Pi.ts : Canaillan , 5s 3"d per cental.
Cincinnati Markctx.
Ci.M'iNNATi. O. , April G. WHEAT Pirn
No. 2 red , OH > jc.
COIIN Qulot ; No. 2 mixed , 42c.
OATS-l'iisottled ' ; No. 2 mlxod , 32J < ® 33jC. !
WHISKY steady at $1.15.
Aini-i li-aiirt Vcm Weak.
Nr.tv YOIIIS , Apill G. The Post's flnancl
London cablegram says : The stock marke
todny were steady. Illlt-edgo secuiltles wo
stiong. Theio was llttlo heait for Amouc :
railways. _
Daltiiniirii drain .Market.
HAI.TIMOUK , Mil. , April G. WHKAT I'Iri
No. 2 ted , spot and April , 75c.
I'oiiN Steady : mixed spot and April , 48c.
OATS -Slow ; No. 2 whlto western , 41c.
TnU'ilii ( iriilu Market.
TOI.KIIO , O..AprllG. WHKAT Active , lowe
cash , Apill , 7IU- .
COKN Dull , steady ! cash and .May , 41c.
OATS bteadyj cash , 32'5c.
London Oil .Market.
LONDON , Apill G.-CAI.CUTTA LtNsuun-Spi
4Js ( > d per quill ler.
on , 2K20s ( 3d per ctvt.
SlOCKs AMI IIIMS.
-There WIIH u Lull in Spnrnlntlon at t
Stock i\cliiinge ,
NKW YOIIK , April 0. There was n lull
speculation at the Stock exchange today. T
market was not weak at any time , hut uml
sales to renll/o prolits by the bulls and u i
nowiil of the hear attacks , prices reacted
Intervals. The commission houses recelv
liberal buy Ing eiders fur local and out of tot
account eaily In Ihodavand prices ad vane
' 4 to 1)4 percent. The eastern and woste
ti link line shares , New Kngtaml , Cordage n
Loulsvlllo A. Nashvlllo were especially stroi
rJubsriiueiitly there was u decline of l'i i
cent In Sugar to 1U5V4 and a reaction of U
IU per cent In the remainder of the list on t
talk of heavy told exports uud the passage
the maximum freight bill by the Nebraska
legislature Prior to the setback the quota
tions atti < lncd were the highest lor some time ,
Itock Islam ! havlmt reached HO , Northwestern
llfi'f. ' St. Paul 70 , lliirllliKton US , AtclilMin
35'i , Now Knctai"1 "IV nnd MUsottrl Pa-
Clllc B2'
Thes niuthpf the last named continued to
iitti.icvnttc-ntlon f'-r the reason that It Is In
dicative of a note bullish spirit among llui
( loulil contlng.-nt. It snbseiuently transpired
that the guld shipments on Saturday will fall
away below the estimates. Most of the
bunkers who hate xhlppcd hcietofore state
that they will not forw.ird any until by J-atur-
d.iy'suleameis. Laxnrd I'reer , It Is announced ,
will ship J50i,000. This caused a fractional
recovety In the late dealings nnd a rise In
Manhattan of from 1GI to 107 tended to make
the close steady In tone.
The Post says- Much of yesterday's encour
agement was dissipated today befoto the
stock maiket opened. The buying was of n
less lesponslbln character , and some of the
steady selling for the account of yesterday's
buyui.s. This might have been foie-een , and
It Is not by any means a novelty even In suc
cessful bull mov ements. Large upward mov e
ments usually begin on mich n basis , and the
conlldence of the organisers In the Ii iinedlato
future must ho such that thev will buy for
tholr own account the stock thrown oter by
the timid tiadors , and will put them at an ad
vance.
Hut well grounded conlldence Is positively
essential. The piovlsloiis may bo uiicour..glng ,
and the pool may be pottei ful , but If the out
side sptculator and Investor holds aloof , or ,
woise still , if he sells at the higher Ninge. the
hull movement Is surely wicoked And theie
me very few Intelligent operators who will
trust tin- public to buy In the face of cniiency
entanglements.
The following aietho closing ( imitations of
the leading stocks on tlio Now Yet k MOX.K ex
change today :
1'liianrial Notes.
KANSAS CITV , JIo. , April 6. Cloarlngs
12,017 848.
Nr.w Oiti.n.VNS , La. , Apill 0 , Cloaiings
ji.ooi.oaa ,
NKW YOIIK , April G. dealings. $112,780 ,
800 ; balances , if0,001,058.
OMAHA , April 0. Clearings , ? 1,070,108
1 same day last week , JOUH.U&3.
1I 1I I lUi/riMniiK , Md. , April 0. Clearings , 2,387 ,
I ) fiSB ; biibinces , 1110,708. Money , 0 poi cent.
MUMIMIIS , Tonn. . Apill ( i. Now Yoik exchange
change holllng at J1.50. Cleurlngs , { 450,194
baliinces.J129.377.
CINCINNATI , O. , April 0. Money. OU7 po
cent. New York exchange , 401fiJOo ! premium
dealings , W.555,900.
ST. l.ouis , Mo , Anrll G. Clearings , $7,747 ,
14H ; balances , * 03H,125. Money iiuiot at C'u ,
per cent. K\chango on Now Yoili , 90o prc
iiiluni.
Nnw YOIIK. April 0. [ Special Telegiam t
fllK llKi.l-H\chango : was quoted as follow
today : Chicago , 70 j,75c pioinlum ; St. Loul'
90c preniluni.
I'Aitis April 0. Tlio weekly Rtatemont c
the ' Itink of I'miicc shows an Inciouso i
3DUU.llt ( ) ) of gold and : i75l)0f ) ( ) silver. Thrt
per cent rentes , 97f 95c for thu account.
CIIICAIIO , III. , April 5. Clearings , $22,095
124. Now York e.Nohango , 75o ] iremlun
Sterling exchange linn ; sixty-day hill
J4.UDU : dumanil , J4.88JJ. Money Him ut GftU
per cunt ,
LONDON , April 0. The bullion In the Han
of Knglatid decieased .t'743,000 dining tl
nast weok. The pionoitlon of the Hunk <
Knglund's reserve to liability , which last wee
uas .13,41 per cent Is 43.0 tier cent. Amoui
of bullhin wlthdiawn fiom the Hunk of Kn ;
land on balance today , JLI02.000.
OMAHA iavi : smelt MAUKMTS.
HecelptH uf All SorU l.lclit anil
TiiiTiisiur , April 0.
Heeelpts contlnuo Unlit. Tlnro were enl
ohhty-thieo cars < ) T stock of all kinds hcio ti
day , and compaiod with last week there hi
been a fulling olT during the past four days i
over 2,000 cattle , 0,500 boss and 200 sheep.
The run of cattle was the highest In over
month , and did not Inclndo u very larno pn
portion of strlc'ly Rood bcoves. Chicago wi
loported only stead v , and as N nearly alwa ;
the case on Thursdays them was no Inquli
fiom speculative shippers. The very UK !
supply , however , was favorable
xollors , and with all local lioiu
In the Held the market tilled nctlv
In with prices , about lOchluhor than Wodnesdi
IU on desliablo cattle. There were no ehon
LT heavy lieoves heio , but uood 1,160 to 1,275 II
U- Moors sold nt from M.G5 H.H5. I'alr to KOC
UII t htoi-k wolKhlni : from 000 to 1,13(1 ( Ihs. sold :
II td fiom * 4.10 ! to4.55 and a few bun -li'is of uoi
d moil light stilt ? and odils and ends i-hungi
n haniU ut from H.OO to4.2o. I ( was a bare
d market and soon over.
The trade In butchers' stock and canners w
ru also vury satisfactory from the sellers' stain
idk' point. There were per hups twontv loads (
k' . sale all told mostly In small lots. The niov
or men t was fruo anil pi Ices ruled strong to
to cllinu higher than Wednesday. Sales of fair
[ rood block were lurKely ut 2.75 to ta.C
IU Jhero Has a good imtulry for bulls ami prlc
of ruled at from t'2.40 to IJ.UO. C'alvcs kold 2
to ftOo lower t'-.in MowJny nt from 12.00 Iot5.60
for IHKIItoi'li , lee sKj | ) < - , . . ,
ThostockeriimHeodfertriido wut iplrltle ,
but Ihiire was no iiiniftlile chince In prices.
Pali-to good Hlin-k Mild ( nit of first hands nt
fronua 20(04,10 ( , hiittheniovementootintry-
wtinl will light. ll tirc entntlvo .snlesi
No. Av. 1'r.
1. . . b'0 f l ir.
12. . 1".1 145
, .
4 Ml
U. .
It. . , ! SK15 4 55
-I r.5
! MI7 4 05
t. . 870 4 05
42. 470
11. ! I)7t5 ) 470
at. ' ! V ! } 4 70
1. 4 75
11. ! IMI5 4 75
20. . lira 480
1. . use 485
1.SI.
SI. .1021
MIX F.I ) .
32. 037 3 55
Vli.UIUMlS.
10. 4S3 a oo
cow ? .
lions Under the Influence of Unlit receipts
and a more healthy slate of nllali's In the east
the maiket took unothoi- sharp upturn today.
Prices i tiled lOc to luc hlKhei th.in Wednes
day's Keneial mailcet , and allhou'4h the de
mand was confined almost exclusively to local
houses , the trade was brisk from the start ,
and by 10 o'clock the entire supply had
changed hands. Ciood to choice IIOL-S welching
JHO Ibs. and upwards sold at * G.4 ! and $ G.r)0 ,
while Iliiht grades [ ( „ ( ( m\-l | packers sold
veiy largely at JO.35 and $0.40. Some sorting
was done , the. tlnowouts and culls syiiim ; at
IG.'JO anil iG.35. TiadlnK was mostly at IG.4U
JG.4C > , as analnst $0.25 to fG.30 Wednesday and
" : i.70 toSO.BO ono week ago. Heprosentatlve
rius AND nounii.
1..000 5 00
SiiKKi1 Only two loads were lerelved , ono i
load of ml.\ed westerns that averaged 105 His
and sold readily at $4.05. The others won
lambs , not so good as yestoiday. They brough
J5.U9. The demand was good and the marko
stiong. I'alr to good natives , .75 < < i5.15 ; fal
to good westoins , i3.50' i5.10 ; common am
stock sheep , i--53.75 ; good to cholco 4 (
to 100-lb. lambs , } l.OO&O.OO. Hopiosonta
tlvo sales :
No. Av. Pr.
1W ) Colorado mixed 103 $4 83
G \v cstuni owes 7'2 4 50
314vostcrn lambs 65 5 125
ICeeolptsanil DUpoution of Stock.
Ofllclal roc ) Ipt < and disposition ot stoc'c a < i
.shown by the books of the Union Stock Yard'
company for the twenty-four hours ondlns u
5 o'clock p. in. Apill 0 , 18'J.I :
DISPOSITION1.
Chlenuo Livestock Market.
CHICAGO , III. , April G. [ Special Telegiai
toTiiK IlKK.l Cattle weio In light supply. Th
demand was weak iiud prices did not impiovi
They were steady al yosteiday's close , oxcei |
forcannors' stun , which was lower. Cows an
heifers weio ( juoU'd at from 91.50toU.2 !
stockers nnd feeder-lilt fiom $2.05 to H.0 (
dressed beef and shipping steers at from $1 t
iu.2j and Texas cattle at from $2 tot 1.7 !
' 'oarso heavy and W\f \ ] light weie quoted n
from J2 to W.50 , tump choice medium weight
were saleable at fioiii * 0 to J0.50.
Hogs that looked ( feat to buyers two day
ago at fiom * ( j.40 tm . ( ' > 0 weie eageily sough
today at fiom } ( i.C > 0 lo $ ( i.M5. The marUot ad
vanood from 15c to a < k- and closed very stron
at the best pi Ices of the day. The sum
clique that put prlct s down $1 per 100 din In
the six days ended with Tuesday lust wei
literally stai vlng for hogs today and tumble
over each other In tli'ilr haste lo got some (
them. They bought light and left , payln
fiom JO. ( H ) to fii.05 for common to choic
heavy grades , at fiom ft5 ! to * ( > .00 for mlxei
nnd medium , and at fiom to 15 to } U.G5 fn
light. Most of tho'tradliiB was at from $0.0
to tO.80.
Quotations for slu pp were t from J4.25 t
$0 , and sales of lam | were on a basis of fioi
* 5 15 to JO.GO. There was little or no chang
In values , the demand and the supply holn
pretty evenlv balanced. The nnalfty wi
good and trad Ing in she ( > p was principally n
from } 5 to * 0.-10 , and in lambs at from t5.75 t
.
Hecolpts : Cattle , 13,000 head ; hogs , 11,00
head : sheep , 0,00(1 ( Ir-iul.
Tlio Kvenlng Journal reports :
CATTI. ! : Hecelpts , lll.noo head ; Khlpment
l.OOO head ; marKct slow ; cholco steeis , ? 5.f
(5(5.70 ( : medium , J4.HO t5.25 ; ( ithors , * 4.50 <
4.75 ; Texans , $2.9024.50 ; stockers and fee (
ers. ja.luxfc4.25 ; fat cows and holfors , $3.25' '
4,1O.
lloos Ilecelpts , 11,000 head ; Khlpment
5.0OO head ; market active , 1&G5200 hlghe
common and mixed. JG.liKTed. 75 ; prime heav
and butchers' weights , Sli.rloaO.UO ; light * . JO t
0,50.
SIIKEP Hecolpts , O.OOli head : shlpmontH 1
500 head : market steady : natives , t4.fiUlia.HI
clipped Te.xans. MOftfbO ; wenturiu J5 1&
5.7u ; lambs , < 4.75@fi.50. _
Kain.iH City I.lvo Stock .Market.
ICANHAK CITV , Mo. . April o. CATTMS He
celpth , 1 , 70(1 ( head ; shlpiiienlH , 2,000 head ; ma
ketuctlvo.bteadytobtronBthroughoiitdrCHS ; (
beef and spring stcerN , t3.OOU4.U5i Toxai
and Indian steers f 3.0U4.00 ; cowb and lit- 1
* , * . . 15tMiK-kcM and feeders 13.35 ®
llojis Itecolpt * . 1,700 head ! shipment' ,
j400headi the market was active nnd ItH'
ilislier , with occasional sales I5ii.2ilc hlgheri
ill grades , fn.buffo n < it bulk , td.lOtf.n..IO.
, oooheadi shipments , none ;
he demand was stione and prices
ilgheri muttons , 1 1 70JUUHl. (
St. I.oulLive stock Market.
ST. Lotus , Mo. , April 0. - CVTTI.KHecclpt - *
J.'jno head ; shipments , 2,100 head ; market
steady on natives , lower on others : fair lo
good natlte stv ers. J3.0ta ( 1.75 ; fair to good
fed Texan steers , 13.50 ! ? 1.75.
llo < lti-ICocclpt.s4 2(10 ( head ; shipments , 1.100
lead ; m-irket higher ; heavv , tO.U03G.UUi
nixed , tr..liH1.50 ; light , } 0,20jl0.45 ,
HllHl'.i1 Itecelpts Too head ; shipments ,
none. No market.
New York Live Mock Murki't.
NKW YOIIK , April 0. CVTTi.K-Hecelpts ,
iOOhead ; mi trading Shipments , 150 beet es.
Itecelpts of calves , 1,300 head. Market dull
mil 'ic per pound lower.
HIIKKIAMI LvxinsKecelpts 0,900 head.
T he trading was active and tlio market gen
erally Him at former values.
iloos Hocolpts 2,200 head. Market steady
: it JO.rKiJ,7.liO ( per 100 Ibs.
I ) . 1) I'llA/KB , II. I ) . llOOOK r. , JAS I'\ltOilU ' (
Pros. Vice Pros Secy .tTioas.
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capitalrt.000t Omaha unJ Sioux Olty.
*
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
t'UIVATE WiKEA
Room 212 to M Life Building
OMAHA.
nni'Pir.NOKS : : lowaSlalo Natlon-il Hank ,
? ! oiiv City ; Coinmerulal National Hank.
UnnlKi.
Fpeclal attention given to outsldo ordcrss
Corresponuonco so.lclto.l
SOUTH OMAHA. AFFAIRS.
Defeated Cixnillil itc lor H.tyor Talking of
Contest I'roeeeill ncs.
Acting Mayor Jack Wiutci-s , the doTc-xtcdr
caiuliduto for uloctiou to 1111 the iniexpircd
tciin oT Mayor Miller , deceased , w.is at the
city clerk's oflk-o .vcsterd.iy , huntini , ' up
evidence for contest proceedings which ho
declares he is about to institute. Attorney
Eli II. Uoud is assisting him. Mr. Walters
said to Tut : IJic : reporter that ho proposed tote
to the ends of the e.trth if necessary to
secure justice. " Ho cl.ilms lie vv.is defrauded
out of tlio major.klity at the election last
Tuesday. Nobody knows ' 'xactlv what the
claim is btsed upon , but from the steps so
far taken it K evident th.it irregularities in
opening polling places ami oilier similar in-
accur.ieies , common to every election held
since America adopted a republican form of
government , are to hu the trisis of his com
plaint.
Mr. Walters entered City Cleric Pit/en's
oflico and demanded that the clerk open the
vault which contains the b.tllot boxes , also
open the boxes and take thurufrom the cop.y
ot the poll hooks which the law provides
shall bo retained by the chairman of each
precinct hoard , and deliver the same to him ,
the election board in several instance * hav
ing failed , as is usually the case , lo keep out
one copy for public inspection.
Day and night since the election Mr. Wal
ters has had police oflieers of his own choos
ing on guard over the boxes , with strict
orders lo permit no mini to open the vault or
monkey with the boxes , which are dulv
sealed according to law. Clerk Uit7cn ami
his deputy , Mr. DelH'icrco , have practically
been under police surveillance cvo
since the boxes were placed in
their custody , and now they are ordered
by the acting mayor to commit the act
which he has so emphatically forbidden in
his capacity of chief magistrate of the city.
Of course , Mr. Dit/vn refused to throw him
self liable bi meddling with the boxes under
any pretext or color of authority. Steps are
being taken to cause the arrest of any par
ties who may make a further attempt to get
possession of the ballot boxes. It Is further
staled that if contest proceedings should he
begun in earnest there will be 100 or more il
legal volers from Sioux City and Kansas
City sent to tlio penitentiary.
Ono man li-is been arrested by the defeated
contingent , charged with illegal voting ,
though no formal complaint nas been Hied.
He is one Dcheg , a half-witted , irresponsible
pauper , who has been kept alive dtirlinr the
winter by the charity of the different aid so
cieties of tlie city. So far nothing more is
known as to who committed fraud. The
general opinion is that the talk of contest is
only a bluff that is being run by Mr. Wal
ters to let his adherents down as easily as
possible.
Magic City Ciossip.
Miss Fullmer of Schuylcr , Neb. , is the
guest of Miss Clara Davis.
Nat Phillins loft yesterday for Los Ange
les , Cal. , to superintend the placing of ma
chinery in the Cudahy plant in that city.
Aboiity fifty horses were disposed of at the
sale at the .wards. Prices ranged Irom $75 tn
$1LT ( . OniTyearold colt sold for $300 and
ono for * ( 0.
The receipts of the South Omaha postofilco
for the year ending. March III reached the
lirst-chiss limit , the amount being $40 , ' ! 4 .v\
The postal laws provide that all olllces the
receipts of which reach the sum ol10,000
shall bo lirst-class oflicc.s.
John M. Hathamnii , u baker , slapped his
wile and then flattened the head ot a tcllow
baker with a rolliiiL' pin , for vt liicli he was
arrested. No one appeared to prosecute and
the judge let him oil with .j-'j and costs , ami
oven had the kindnc-ss to hand hr.n back
f tH7.br > found on his person when run in.
Mel Hliinclmrd , the cattle man , goes on
foot now. Clark Shelly rode his horse homo
and locked it up in the bain , but in the
morning the lock was broken and the hoi so ,
saddle and bridle gone. Mr. Ulanchard s.i.ts
horses are too cheap lo Justify him in spend
ing time and money lo catch the thief.
Wright , the meat market man , seems to be
always light when he puts up money on an
election. He has never bet on Iho wroiiH
side of an election , and so well is this knottn
Ihat many sporting men watch him and hot
according. Mr. Wright won overfl.l'iOO on
Walker's election , something ovori-1,000 of
it Ills own money and the balance for other
parlies.
Uusy people have no lime , ana sensible pee
pie have no Inclinalion to use pills that make
them sick a day for every doio they tnko.
Theyhavo learned that the use of Do Witt's
Little ICarly Hisers does not interfere with
Iheirhealth by causing nausea , pain or grip
ing. These Httlo pills are perfect in action
and results , regulating the stomach and
liottels so that headaches , dl//iiiess and
lassitude are prevented. They cleanse the
blood , clear the complexion and tone up the
system. iMls of heallti in these little fel
lows.
u
II Toniils Clilh Oruniil/ril.
0s 0g A party of twenty-eight gentlemen mel
s last evening in Mr. II. S. White's apartment !
t in Uachelor quarters and organUed tlu
o Oinnhn Tennis club. The ofllcers are as tel
lows : President S. Culllngham ; secretar :
and treasurer , John Wilson Hallln. An ex
ccutivofccom.nltteo , consisting of Messrs. Cul
lingham , llattin , .lopp , White and Wallace
will direct the affairs of the club.
Arrangements have been made for tin
grounds on Ilarm-j street adjoining tin
i. Metropolitan club and improvi ments will hi
commenced at once In order that the gram
WANTED
TotM iMilto ul CITIES
ICOUNTItS , SCHOOL
-1 DISTRICTS , WATZR
UT w y uy - *
COMPANIES , ST.H.H.COMPANIES.eic
Correipondfnco voltcltuil.
N.W , HARRIS &COMPANYBanktrs ,
70 State 5t. , BOQTCN.
opening may hohtldnot later limn the las
of April On aciount of having only live
courts It was decided to limit Hie metnlier-
ship to llfty An effort vv 111 bo made to have
at least one of the state tournaments plu.U'd
lore.
Wednesday will ho visitors' day , hut there
vlll ho playing every aftci-tunm and evening
n good weather.
A NIMV Hotel ,
NOHTII Ovt.VKsTos. Tex , April 0 Work
will begin at once upon a new hntcl , which
will doubtless bo doing Its share ere long to
entertain the constant stream of visitors to
this city. The tmlldtnir tv 111 have u hand-
mine pressed brick Irontand vt ill he furn
ished with every convenience. Thus every
lay marks the undertaking of some project
which will prove a factor In the grand pro-
iei't of making a metropolis of North Ual-
veston.
CltVKI. K7/.I.V Of hllii..ir : ,
Ilo i\i-eiitcs : Ills High ( Illlelils and Murder *
five of Ills tVltc .
UOMIIVV , April ( V Further Information re
tarding the atrocities committed by tlio
Itlun of Khelat aiv to the effect that , sus
pecting live of his wives of Inlldrlity , he
caused them lo he cruelly put to death. The
khan has agree ! to deliver to the Hritlsli
Indian goveinment the surviving prisoners
whom he was t-ported as torturing As
punishment for his conduct the Hrltish
agent vtill withhold -10,000 of the lOd.i'OO
rupees allowed him as a subsidy and will
devote It to the henelU of the families of
those unjustly executed. The khan has born
on the throne since IVn and has generally
well conducted himself heretofore.
Klieiinnitisin
Is a symptom of disease of the kidneys. It
will certaiulv bo relieved by Parks'Sure
Cure. That headache , backache ami tirc-1
feeling comes from the same cause. Ask for
Parks'Sure Cure for the liver and Iddm-ts ,
price $1.00. All druggists.
I'lttthurg Mas n Hanging Where live o thing
\Vas as 1'le.iH ml as a I'lenle.
PiiTsiit-im , Pa. , April ti. Dennis Coonan
was hanged here this morning for the mur
der of his wife He was perfectly cool
throughout. He slept well last night and
ate a hearty breakfast this morning. He ap
peared perfectly cheerful and s lid he was
icady for tlio ordeal at any time. Ilo
mounted the scaffold with entire coolness.
The excculion went off smoothlj and the
murderer died of a biokcn neck.
ilenlonsv Ill-ought Him to the Callotts.
Piiii.umU'iitt. Pa , April 0 William
Moore , colored , was hanged hero this morn
ing for tlio murder uf Charles Madden , also
colored , his rival for the affections of Amelia
Johnson , who had thrown him over lor
Madden.
There are three things worth saving
Time , Trouble and money an.1 D.1 Witt's
Little Karlv Risers will save them for jou.
These little pills will save you time , as they
act promptly. They will save you trouble as
tliey e nisino p.iin. They will .save ou
iiionov as they economi/e doctor's bills
run -mi : oi.irin Mrninii.
I'our Prominent Voting Men ol 'V
K.v . . Under Arrest nnd Trouble ( 'cared.
Mono vxspini.i ) , Ky. , April 0 - ( Jeorgo
Henry , George Delaney , Henry Dclaney and
Frank Holt are under arrest for the
Oliver murder. They el'iim ' their inno
cence , but Mrs Oliver positively identities
them. The men all belong to prominent
families , and if an.v attempt at lynching is
made tlio lounlry will run red with blond.
The men ure each under u bodyguard. The
Ijiicning talk is subsiding. Taylor Oliver is
not dead yet , but the en 1 is not far off.
"All Abo. ml lor North ti.ilvcston , "
A special excursion to North Galveston ,
Tex. , will leave Omaha April 11 , 1MU. Re
markable inducements iiro offered. For par
ticulars apply to D. D. Smcaton , agent , room
17 , Uarkor block , Omaha , Nob.
- o
Dr. ( .otttold Acquitted.
Si'iiixoTiin.n , O , , April 0. Dr. Gotwold
has been acquitted of the charge of to ich-
ing contrary to the historic spirit which
founded Wittenberg college.
T.ibleil by the Choroltoe'i.
TAiii.ro.rvii. I T.April 0. The Cherokee
council has indefinitely tabled Hie bill lo
send a delegation to the international con
gress to consider the slalehood iiucslioii
crofula
Jlrs. K J. Unwell , Jlcdford , Mass. , sa > s her
mother h.n lieonvurcilnf Scrofula by the n oof
four bottles o ttf& &r2R after havinp had
much other tro jW aj jS atment.and liplni ;
reduced to qul HM * * " * * to a loweondition
of heulth , as It was thought she could not lite.
INHERITED SCROFULA.
Cured my llttlo boy of hereditary
Scrofula , which appeard I nil oter
his laeo. Kor r. venrl had jiten
up all hopoot his leeovery , vtlien Ilnally 1 was
Induced to use JS3 S3 ( A few bottlon
cured him , and gg jjg/j jjfcj no sjiniitoms of
the dUeaso remain. Jliis. T. I , . SI tin pits ,
JUthcrvlllo , Stlss.
Our book on Dloo I an I Skin Ii rases muled ucc.
LLivic lu , Mlanta , G ?
OMAHA
AWNIHIIS AM3 TENT3
Oraalia Tent-Awainj Y/oir / Bros , & Co. ,
LOMl'A.VV
Manufiictnrors of ti'iin.
a\\niiiC4 oti- ? U unit
IIOIIHI : ( ovum ,
' . ii ) i . liilli sir jot
II11 1'urna n t.
BAGS ANO S- I DI3YCLES.
Bemis Omaha Big M , 0. Dun ,
Importers uiul 111 in-fr * Hlcycloi solil on montlilr
Hour iitcki , tH.il.ipi ,
iwlno. ptyni ! Hi IW N lit'i
Horse Coo Shoe Company ,
fenlesrooni ami Olll0 -1 107 IIOJ Mil llownrl-t.
liirtorr--IHl-H8l-ll8l ) llownnt HI.
We ore tlio OM.V Miinnfnniiiori of Hoots uml
Miuciilii tlio Btiiouf Sebr.iskii . , ,
A general Invliallon Uoxtundisit to nil lo Hupoct
our nuwfncuiry.
HKAVTtFt't , Sf.KFP
nil i < Xircy | < ; init
Used for itotimt
bottling I *
to
nirvt'K , hiMif.
nnJ ! ml ni irfsi (
i ii ( impnniuii of
, -r- dln.tlon and n
f. ' " "lii-nltliv HUT A fired
* " illRMtlon fill ! to n Mml1i\tior
tnko euro of , the fixxl w o cat Hmio-
thine hiiitlng "r li"lg > 'iatiiif | needed for
tlio llvor , stomach , and intf.lines.
This it ttlioru you will I'uul llr I'iorco'a
I'Kvisnnt 1'clluts ilo the must pnil , They nra
tiny , mignr-c'oatod pills , wnrrelj larger tlmn
inipiiml six-d , iniiilo of conccntniU-d Inim
ical ( vtim-t . Thi' o "IVllols" nro onMly
illsMilvwl in the stomach nml aWibcd Into
the lilooil , stimulating 11 llow of dilo from tha
liver , nml nrouslin : to noth ity nil the glaudu.
lur secretions. Thus they not in tuidirc'i
Oil' ) ) t < -l/ | .
They're r/unninfirtl / to clvo satisfaction , or
nvuii'V refunded , in nil lllllouH Attacks , In
Kirk Homlticho , Consttluitlon , IMzzltu.'ss , niul
Indigestion ,
When you hiivo Cnlurrh , uw the siiir rom-
! } Dr. Sagu'n. f.'XX ) for nil iiipurublo
XVPPH
@
HlRlSHIKYYM \ \ -
6 CENTS A DAY l "
CATARRH CURED > / .
AlsnCoiuhH , llronehlt s Aiiii- {
I lend H-IIIV
( Rick ur nurvoiiRi. Nervn-n
I'roslr itlo i.
A Successful
Wonderfully - n IVIB
ful Trontmont. n MMroii. .
' Oxygen Hook" and 4 tr : i's ' I lit 1 i nil a
wrlto
SPECIFIC OXYGEN CO. ,
Suite iilO Sluolr lllili , O.ncx'i-
National Batik ,
K. Util'litil'l'liltY. OA/.V//.1.
Uipital S'l 00,000
Surplus ijlin.OUO
( nicprinnd tilrjctoM llonry A * . Vini irm In
It. C. CUHliliiK , vloo proillju ; 0 rt . , - ; . / . /
Mono John d. Colltni J. N. > L I'.Hrlj.t. I.JTII j
Ui'ed , casliler.
THE IRON BANK.
A P
Ol ?
Toctli uvtricto'l In tuoriilti
fsou oii05 tn < irt il nftor eon
ramp ilar IV r fret lit unr
iii on
Uril Floor ,
Piixtoa llljolc.
Kith anilFai-jiani Strooti.
iiovntor : on K.tli St 'iIpp i mi dl-i
HltlMi rill's wil II YOU
1)itoi'ous rourn.i.n-i.r.iH rs IN-
1 ill.in N-i-v li-o IMn - Kill.- . \irinry < I ) . ,
Mutch .In , 1KU3. Seiiletl | iminsuls , endorsed ,
"PiopoMals for Kield f-i-eds. ' anil mldiessed to
the iindeisigned at I'lne IUdreninv , Mian-
noii i-iiuntv , H I ) . , will lie i euoi ! al thlt
ap-in-.v until 1 oVIo-K p. in of \piil 2 < > IH'J.1.
for furnishing and dellvei lirj .M ililairemy
ahont'J5Hi > ( l Ih- , . seed o.iN , 'Ju..iii HIM seed
eoi n. D7foo Ihs. seed potatoes , lJiin HIM seed
\theat. 7in : HH. alfalfa , il.lini ) 1lioim.in ! mil
let , 7il : ( Ihs. tlmolhv , 7117 His lilue urass. &UO
lh > . .suL'.iih an < l Ii ) i Hisiu'iv cane send.
Said teed to bo Krotv n In the serilon of i-onn-
tiy rontiitiiDiis to tin * pliici * of Uellvt ly Hld-
dcr will l ) required to stale sp vlllrully In
thi'si bids the ) > reposed pilc-e of iu h arllrlo
ollleiodfor delivery iindi-r a eontiai-t The
liRht Is n-seived to iejet-1 any 01 , ill hlN , or
any p-irt of any hid , If deemed foi the bust In
terest of the service.
cnuTtrimcnrcKS.
Eaeh hid must ho accompanied by a certified
check or draft upon some I'ntud States de
pository 01holvont national hanU In the
vicinity of the residence of the hldder , made
payable to the Older of the commissioner of
Indian allalrs , for at least 1 per cent of the
amount of the proposal , nhli-h chccU or draft
will he foi foiled to the I'nlted States In raso
any hldder or lilddeis u-celt In an award shall
fail to piopiplly execute a coiiliact wlthKOod
and sullicli-iit'siiietles , olheiwlse to lie ro-
ni ned to the hldder. HliK accompanied by
cash In lieu of a certllied c-hecli will not tic con-
Mdcicd. Tor any fin thi-r lnf < irmatlon apply to
CAI'T. ( iio. : Il-i ; ) V llltOWN , U b. A. Actlnu
United Statoa Indian niti-nt. MSld'Jlt
OA/A/IA.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ornabn.
llestCnttlo Ho nnd sli 'o i mir'it ; n t'io wait.
C 0 MM 1S SIH M H Q J 3 S
Wood Brothsrs ,
Mvo Stock CommUslon Marc'i'inti
foiitliUuinlii Telephone 1157. ' t-'lilc.-uo
JOHN I ) DADI-MAN , I
WAi/riiu u.vooi ) , i
Mnrkot UiorU | by ni-i I niidwlru
filit-i ) tiiou uppllonlloul
HA33 V HE
Reotoi1 & V/iliielQiy / Lo'333't & Lin ,
COMl'ANV ,
le.'Hi'r * In Iiirdirarj ni
Corner IDlh 11111.1 lie'no i iiii'i mil.is to ill
H , am IIM lldiuMi it.
HATS , ED , IRQI waixs.
\Y.A.L.Gibljn&C \ ) ) , oiinlia Safe n Urn
\Vholos.iln \Vmi KS
Hnt4 , crpt Mtr i v 41 j 11 , * aTi vimiM , jut ) worlc.
gloves mlitimi , l\ \ \ Iron huUtra an 1 llruoi
urul Huniijyjts c.ti | M vii horn X uir-
utt i it'i tiii < l Jnckitj i
LUMQE ? .
Jolin A. Cilirl33 R. 1,33 ,
liupurtuit Vmorlti inl'orl Hunt > "it u n-jir > YJ I
Ian 1 r tin * nt , Ml | > r 1 1- iii- | -ii in t | i irj u ;
ko ' < M n uit u.i t jj ) u/ H i liu
wuUo Iliru. Dili uiiil louUi.
LIQUQ1 > .
Frick & Harbart , I. OinrfalJJi1 & Co
luipjrliri ml Jntibor *
or iiilliluirr notlon-t.
Mitll or 1 jrj tire nulf
1UUI Knrnain in-ma lUh t (
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Cx ,
C'nrry n fall slock of
prlnllMi : , wniiihu | | " " 1 Itollnul anil labncitlu
wrltlnx lupjrj , curl
imiur | , flto. oil. , nile K-rauo utu.
Brancli & Co. , Jas , A. Clirk & C ) . ,
I'rotliico , fruit * ot ull Iluitor , choji-j , out ,
puultry nml inline ,
klmls , oyileri. JIT a Mill it
STOVE RE AI.U. I S\SI. 0)l ) )
Omaha Shva R3ilr CO
WulIKH , itnra rei > ulr4 \Uniifacluror ot tniti
nml water attaclimenK dourt , bllmli uu4
for unj ktnil of iluvo muul'lliiii , branuh ot-
iu dg , \ lie * , 12lt > a4 liMd.