(5 ( THE OMAHA DAILY lUWsiiriiniSIUY. APRIL 20 , 1893 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
May nnd July Wheat Within Ono-Iourtli
Oent of Each Othor.
WET WEATHER WEAKENED THAT CEREAL
rlriecitlntlTD Interest Conllncil More null
Mure to thn I'rotmlilo Action of
the Hull Clliino lit the
Near future.
ClllCAflo , 111. , April lO.-For the first time In
months the .May price of wheat today was the
same hero us at Now York ; another notabto
feature wiw that May untl July sold within ! < c
of encli other.
Corn nnd oats ns well as wheat wcro ap
parently working In the direction of getting
carrying cliar.'es between May und the moro
distant futures , and wuro weak-weakest for
tliu May future. Provisions opened llrm and
closed strout ? at considerably higher nrlces.
Wet weather generally over the areas of the
winter wheat bolt , and evident manipulation
with a view to bringing the May and July
futures Into tholr natural respective positions
In the market , started wheat weak.
The cllciuii who sold puts on July freely on
the curb yesterday afternoon were Rood
buyers on the breaks today. It was rumored
that they had made private hettlemcnts slni-o
yesterday on the basis of itlvlnOtiiy I" i'-
chatiKo for July at ' , ' , < ' per bu. dlsroiint. If tlio
rumor Isrurreet the exchange was u prolltablo
olio for the clliie. ( |
tjiiocnlatlvii Interest was ronflni'd moro nnd
more as the day wore on tothe probable act on
of the hull clique In the near futures. J mi
slisnal service report at noon Indicated cold
weather , und free/In : In some sections over
the wheat area. This did not Itilllienco the
market , nor did llradslreefs imiurtnf : i de
crease of 12.IUODO ( ) bu. In available stocks.
May wheat opened HIlour and prices fur
ther declined 1'ic , i tiled steadier , and thu
closlni ! was easy , ' ( c from Inside llgurex. The
July fuluresopeiu'd He lower and decllnud 'ic
moro , then advanced .c attain , weakened , and
bold olT , p and rulL'd steadier for the day.
I n corn the temper of the crowd was ruthnr
bearish , Influenced mainly by wheat. The
principal featuio was the widening of the
premium of July and the freu selllnKuf May ,
maklntf tin1 dlll'eranco 'it one I line from IV to
'Jo. Thoio was a sllsht r.tlly after thu llrst
breakon coM-rliiK by semi ) of the local shorts
and at tin1 close May showed a loss of J c ,
whll" July was about "ic lower. The market ,
considering the action of wheat , showed some
HtrciiKth.
The general rains which were reported over
the westIt was feared , would bo followed by a
cold wave , retarding the usual sprlntf work at
this hcason , and In consequence stIITcn up
prlcos a little. There was u htruo trade In
oats and a lower ranxo of prlcos. The feature
was the liquidation In May , which caused a
reliction from yesterday1 * closoof ' c and the
finish was at. nearly the bottom. Juno , de
clined 'ic. ' but the moro deferred futures were
comparatively steady , only recoiling ? - ' .
There was a Kood business In May and buying
In the otner months , which accounted for the
Btrcnuth In the latter. The weaitness In May
was helped by tlio loports of rain.
( loss were posted at 20,000 and alllioiiKb
this was a liberal supply both packers and
shippers were reiiortecl good buyers at from 5c
to lOc advance. Later there was good buying
of pork by l , < win and other commission
houses , buyliiKof lard by KteovcrandHchwartz
and ImyliiK of ribs by Harvey , Swift and
Norton-VVorthliiKton. The close was strong at
about the best of the day , with September
pork showliiK a caln of nr > c over last night ;
fcoptember lard 7'4c and ribs 1'J'iu. '
Kstlmated reci'lpts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
31(1 ( cars : corn , 100 cars ; oats , IbO cars ; ho s ,
lli.UUUIioad.
The leadlni ; futures ranged as follows :
VKS'V.
( 74U
71 754
73 ! 73 7JU
< W 40VI 49
(01 ,
4JH
J3 28T4 i5w
J3M' 23
M' 27M S7J < 28H
in so 10 DTK , II ! BO ir snm
it ; s : . 17 20 Hi 82k 17 I" 10 HA
; i7 07V , 17 4'J ! < 1704 17 3 17 0M !
070 * 0 70 9 75
8J 9 VI II Ml I ) IttV 8 85
1005 10 07 k 11 J5 10 OJ 10 OU
0 15 t > VHi 9 4S 9 45
( I (6 9 m ' u : .7v 0 45
1) ) 50 0 M ) a tu
Gush quotations were ns follows :
Kuuw Easier ; nothing dolnjt , unrhanKed.
WIIIIAT No. 2 snrliiB , T21tT2 < i ; No. 3 bprlliR ,
G7f.yc ! No. ' 2 red. 7'Ja72Mi ! .
CHUN No. -lOa-lOJic ! ; No. II rash , 38 ! < c ;
No. i ! yellow , 4Uc ! ; No. 3 yellow , 3Ue.
OATS-NO. l > . U7ic ! ; No. i ! white , 3iie ! ; No
8 white , 313' > ( ; .
UYK No.2 , 5c. ( )
llAiti.r.v No. l > , tG2e ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 44(3COc ( :
No. 4 , t. o. b. , 3i.15e. !
Kl.AXpRKl > - No. 1. 1.1394' .
TIMOTHY SKII : > 1'rlinc , $4.184.20.
1'OIIK Mcas , per bbl. , flll.uri317.00 ; lard ,
per 100 Ibs. , * 'J.7&aO.HOi ( short rlli sides ( loose )
lO.GtKilO.liD ; dry salted siiouldersbo\edtO.'J5r ( ) ( (
tt'J.ajii . ! hliort clear bides ( boxed ) , J10.002
.i
WHISKY Distillers' Mulshed goods , per gal.
StKiAits Cut loaf , Cc ; Rranulatod , 63ic
standard "A , " 5 3-10c.
> The following wore the receipts and ship
meats for today :
On thu Produce exchange today the buttei
market was llrm ; croamorv. 2OS2UO : dalri
2227o. Eggs , weak at H.'ffcHc. ( !
Oniln.
Tim following nrlcos arc for delivery at Mis
sissippi river points :
WiiKAT--No.2sprlnc , OOcbld ; No. 3 spring
tiBc. bid : No. 2 hard , Olc bid ; No. 3 hard , Obi
K'YK-NO. 2.51c bid.
3UATSpNo.Uwhltu. 30'ic bid ; No. 3 white
COHN-No , 2 cash or April , 37c ; No. 3 o
bolter , cash or April , 30'ic.
Nmv Yurk .Miirhi'tK.
NEW VOUK , April 10.-'ioiiu-Hecppts | | , 21. .
718 pkgs , ; exports , 4.320 bbls. , 00.573 sacks
sales , H.HOO pl < u's. ; market dull , weak ,
CniiNMiA : ! < I > ull , steady.
UYK Dull , steady ; western , 5G&G2c ,
llAiii.i'.Y-Dtill , llrm.
llAUi.iiY MAl.T-Qulet. steady.
WiiKAT-Uecelpts. U.3HO bu. ; exports , 113 ,
0221m. ; sales. 1,4UO,00 ( > bu. futures , 178,111)1 )
Int. spot , bpot market lower , with option
fairly tictlve for exports , closing steady ; Ni
2 , red , In store and elevator , 72'4c ; iilloal
TOfic ; f. ij. b. . 7riU l70'.Ci No. 1 hard , 84 fc
No. 1 northern. Hlc ; No. 2 northern , 7Ut
Options were active , oxclted and closed barol
steady at " , ( a4'c ? decline , with trading largel1
In the way of switching. The opening wa
weak anil iirlces ilet-llnvil ' , © ! ( on easle
cablcH , weaktifss at the west , free roalblni
nnd free helling for western account ; ad
vanceil ' | c on the amount east of the ltockle >
sliowlnir a decrease of J,225,00 ( ) liu.1 No red
April , 73jOt74)ic ) , closing , 74cs May. 74hi7fi (
closing , June,75'it7G'c ; ( ' , closing , 73Jc
July. 70'077'l % closing , 77c ; August , 77-W
78'ic. closing. 77'o ; SoplcmborT 78iffi7Uo
closing , 7H'5c ; DccomlH'r , HP4it82 ( 4-c , closlnu
I'oilN Itocoliils , Hl.rOO bu , , oxport.s , 0,53
bi | . ; sales , 4,000 tin. future , 57OOO bu. si > ol
Spots , dull , weaker : No. 2 , 4Bir,401ti ! (
in olcvatiir. 48'ittOO'ic alloat ; Moame
mixed , 48c ; No. 3. 47c ; opt Ions advanced < i4\
with llin west and on local unvorliiK , decllnei
HW'nC on I'callirlng , closing dull at
under yesterday's ; April , 4H' , < a48'tc , i-
'i , > , " ' .t- . -j < % : " ' "
, c oslng,47Hc ; July. 48 7-IUtt4h i
Closing , 48tc ; Aiiitust , 40ttlO ; < , closliu. 4'J'a
OATSReceipts. . 28,35(1 ( bu. ; exnorts , 1,54
bu. ; sales. 100,000 bu. futures. 01,000 bu
spot" N > ots , quiet , llrm ; options dull
SnJlor.\l"yi a3 33' ' - < ' 1"i'i" ' '
83 > , ® 3a ; ;
ClosliiB.
white ,
37cj o. wio. , cj mU
OUc ; wliltu western , 4 1t40c.
HAY I'ulr deinan.l , Him.
11(1 1-8 Firm , quiet.
llniKH-Easy , dull.
I'noviHioNH-fut meals , llrm , moderate !
active ; pickled bellies , 22 | hs , , at lOfiiltHic
middles llrm , quiet. I.ard quiet , firmer ; west
iTintoam closed at I1O.1U asked ; sales. 7
terceH ut IUi.05 ; options , sales none ; Ma
closed at $10.05 ; July closed ut $10.20 ; yen
toinbor closed an Jlp.35. I'ork dull , steady.
IJUTTKii ( Jood demand , llriner ; w.-ster
dairy , 10H25c ; western creanmry , 25Q.30C
wpntern factory. lU4l25c ; Elalin , 30o.
rmK8K- : Stoutly , fair demand ; part sklnn
TALIXIW- Dull , easy ; city i 2 per pkir. ) , Sc.
( iTioNBKEU OILJulet ( , weak ; crude , 3Ui
yellow , 4&c
I'HTHDI.KUM- market was-stngnan
Them \\uro no sales. Thu only quotation wa
, t > 8c ltl.CH.e | ) iikked ; I'eniisvlvanlu ull , MM :
nules , none ; May options , sales nunut l.lnuiol
bales now ; . 2'Jvc bid. Total wilus , none.
bln""c"1 common '
. nrmnt33c ! offered ft
next week's delivery at 32c.
, Briu , dull i roflned , qulot , stcadj
fnlr refining , n < ( ei crntrlfinal * . 00 tost. unci
off A. 4VMVi mold \ , 03-lMlOV'i alaml-
aril AI Ifi-liwt5'trt riMifcctloncrV A , I 13-10
lit He i cut loaf 6 1-IOri criiMiml GH't'i llinoj
powdered , B 3-lrVifi1ic ! Rrnnulutcd , 4 lO-lOR
OUc ; cillioi ) . 5 3-lnitfivc.
Ilici : Quiet , Hloadyi donicntlc , fair to extra ,
safj'iei Japan. 4'i4 ,
MOI.AH H Now Orleans , open kettle , good to
choice , fair demand at3OQ3Hc.
I'm Ino.v ( julut , steady ; American , f 12.75
Coi'l'Kll-Qiilol. easy ; Uko , ill.23.
I.KAIIQuiet ; domestic , f .12 ! | .
TiN-t'lim-d llrm ; Hlralts , 20.70 lililt
(20.75 aiki'ili plates , stoutly ; spelter , firm ;
domestic , 1 1.40.
( hn'ilui I'rodncc Mnrkpt.
The weather was very iniicli aRnlnst thorn
being a good , acllvo huslness , It being u ( lark
and cold rainy day , llowovcr , there was some
demand for produce , and In somn lines the de
mand was fully up to the supply , notably In
the case of poultry.
The general market has been very quiet for
omo tlmo back nnd the Iliicluatloiis Imvo
M-CII few and far between. Thh Is apparently
hi D In a largo part to the sameness of iho situ-
illouon many lines of produce , llutter has
leen very scarce for some tltno and the prlco
s as high as the trade will pay for It and It re-
naliM. stationary at that price , and Isllkoly to
eniain In the siinin notch until the arrlvul of
low butter. In the same way poultry has
ici'ii very scarce for some tlmo and the prlco
ins reached a point whcro consunior.s cannot
to nxpeuted to pay any moro and It remains
tntlonary. I'ggs haxe been selllni ; at out )
irlco for a number of days , with no change ,
hough the prlco has been advancing In the
ountry.
FIIUIT9.
A IM-I.ES Choice shipping stock , J4.00ill.25
) er bbl.
STltAWliKltlllKa-I'er 24-qt. caio , ? 5.00S5.00.
UllAI'K I''lltJIT-I'er box , } 2.75 < il3.OO.
OltAMlK.s Florida russotts , * 3.50 : Mexican
) ianges , single bo\e.s , t.'l.25 ; California moun-
aln oranges , 12.00 ; Washington navels , $4 ;
< cwcastlo California seedlings. J2.GOB2.7& ;
Med , sweets , $2.70 ; Klvorshlo .seedlings ,
2.75.
HANANAR-I'cr bunch , Incluillng crates anil
lacking , fl.76irr,2.&n.
CllAMiKllltlKS I'cr bnv , J3.75.
IiKMtiNi ) Cliuluc , f3.0t'ii4.00 ) ; fancy , J4.00 ©
.20.
viinT\ui.KS. : (
l'KAS1'erbu. . box , OOc tl.OO.
UKANSChoice ' navy , } 2.30ti2.45 ; common
tock'n.00j.2.00.
CAI.IKOUNIA CAIIII.MII : IVr lb. , 3c.
CUCtt.MniilS : Choice , perdo/ . , J1.00JJ2.00.
SWIIT : : I'OTAIOGS IVr bbl. , JO ; seed sweet
lotatous , M.OO.
ONIONS -Homo grown , on orders to country ,
4 per bbl. ( lottd stocK shipped In from coun-
ry , 1.107il.20pirbu.
l'OT.\Tjis ( : Colorado slock , $1.10 ; Wisconsin
Hirbanks , OOcfttl.OO ; western Nebraska , OOctt
1.00 ; eastern Nebraska stock , 705jj'JOo ' ; eatly
Ohlosopdtl.20.
Niw : Viiir.TAiil.is : I.i'ttui-o , 40c ; radishes
lOc ; parsley , 40c per do/ . ; green onions , 20Ji
"T'lK I'l. VNT-l'er 00-lb. boxes , Jl.BOill.70.
IIIJTTKII , KlidS. II AMU. rillll.TUV.
ItUTTKit I'acUlngstock , in&lHc ; fair to good
ountry toll , 108 2ic ; choice to fancy country ,
J2r,24c. ,
Kciua Clenoral market , 13 > 4c.
( AMB Mixed ducks , 70citfl.OO ; rod heads ,
; 2 ; malliiuls , i2.0ua2.00 ; teal , Jl.00iil.20 ;
ack .snipes , { 1.25.
I'oni.TUV Choice hens , , lie ; mixed coops ,
lOIillc ; old roosters , 7ii8c ( ; geese and ducks ,
lOftllc ; turkeys , 10B12c ; pigeons , $1.20111.00
perdoz. live.
MtSCF.MANH ( > IJ : .
HAY The market on good upland hay , $7
near lots.
HONUY Choice to fancy white clover , 18ffi
1'Jc ; falrlogood , 16ai8c.
Vr.Ai. Choice and small fat voals , 78c ;
[ urge and thin 3Q.Cc : .
St. I.onls .M
Sr. I.otti.i , Mo. , April 19. I'l.oun Tn fair
demand ; prices unchanged ; patents , ! 3.3Ot&
3.40 ; extra fancy , * 3.0OS3. 10.
WIIKAT Opuneu weak , UccllnedVft'.c and
losi-d aMxittom ; No. 2 red. cash , O3' c ; May ,
OlJ ( iiOOcluno. ; ( U c ; July , OS ffl-JS c , cios-
1m : til ( i S > c ; August , tiOiji : .
CoitN-Weak , ' 8 ® ' < c elf : No. 2 mixed , cash ,
30 S SO'ic ' : May. 'Mv.luly \ , 3H''u.38 : > 40. ' )
OATS Declined ? ic ; No. 2 cash , 30c ; May ,
JO'ic.
I'liovisiONS'-l-'Irni. qalot. I'ork , standard
mess Jobbing , now , $17.50. I.ard. $ O.G2' ' . Dry
salt meats , looio shoulders , iH 75 ; longs and
ribs , } ll. 00 ; shorts , $3.75 ; bo.xed lots , 15c moro.
llacon , packed shoulders , $0.75 ; longs and
ribs , $ Hi.25iiU > .37'i ; shorts , J10,50telO.G2''i.
Hams , lower at 12 > l'134c.
IlllTTKll 1'lrm ; western dairy , 181 ? > 24c. ; wost-
riicreamory , 21ft2914c : western factory , 182
J4c : Klglns,2'J2U5c. !
ItKCKiiTS-l'lour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 12,000
bu. ; corn , 37,000 bu. ; oats , 20.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Klotir , 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 5,000
bu. ; corn , 03,0 JO bu. ; oats , 0,000 bu. ; rye ,
2,000 bu.
it l Ity MurltoU.
KANSAS OITV , Mo. . April 10. Wheat and rye
aroonabasls of Mississippi river : Corn und
oats on a basis of Kansas City.
WIIIAT : Hard was'zT&lc lower : soft steady
at yesterday's prices ; No. 2 hard , 03t)4Uc :
No. 2 red was hold at 70c , but millers were un
willing to pay tnoro tlmtrCH'Sc.
C'oit.N 1'irni and deinnnd good ; No. 2 mixed ,
32's ! < if33o : No. 2 white , 35'i < aiGc. :
OATS Very slow ; No. 2 mixed , 2828ic ! ; No.
2 white , 31ffe31 'ic.
IltTrrim Steady and unchanged ; creamery ,
2'Wi30o ; diilry , lH24c.
EGOS Steady ut lOSJn.
KECKHTS Wheat , 12,000 bu.jcorn , 5,0001m. ;
outs , none.
Sllll'.MHNTS Wheat , 30.000 bu. ; corn , 4,000
bu. ; outs , none.
Aliiiiclirxtcr Commercial llovlpir.
MANCIIKSTKH , April 10. The Guardian In Its
commercial artlclo says : There Is an increase
In Inquiry but tlio actual business Is meager.
What was donti Is mostly Induced by sellers
wanting orders , accepting prlcos that they hud
heretofore refused. Producers generally ro-
fr.iln from pressing their goods on unwilling
buyers. The production Is reduced. The fall
In cotton has unsettled dealers who display
Increased hesitation to pay oven the lowei
prices. India merchants are Inquiring foi
mullos , jaconets and other light , goods ul
Inadequate figures. Heavy goods are dull
The sales of printing cloths do not grow any
larger. The business In dress and fancy good-
for homo trade Is fairly ht-ulthy. Yarns are
neglected , but prices are steady.
Now York Drj Uondft .Market.
Nr.w YOIIK , April 10. The dry goods markcl
was very quiet. As regards transactions 01
spot , then ) was llttlo doing In any class o
goods. Salesmen on the road are sending It
a volume of orders for all articles and then
was something doing In prints and gingham1
in thoMiimo way. Agents tire wllllngio make
some concessions on cortnlu brown am
bleached good * , chlelly on lower grndu * , bin
there Is nothing as yet to warrant uxpectti'
tlonsof any general revision of prices.
\ Liverpool \lurkuts.
IjtVK.iti'OOi. , April 10. Witli.VT Hull :
demand inoileratu ; holdersoll'or freely ; No. 1
Uallfornlu , Os lldSills per contal ; No. 2 rot :
winter. 5s H'ttKiSOs 0(1.
CoiiN-l'lim ; demand fair ; nil.\ed western
4s 4u per cental.
I.Aitu Prime steam , western , 50 < porcwt.
. Hi'TTiiu Unlli'd States finest , nominal.
Tlllll'llSTINUSl'iHiTS 24s 3d percwt.
-CHiiuilhni.Cis 4'in pur cwt.
Colluo .Miirlict.
NEW YOIIK , April lO.-Opllons opened firm
April , * 13,40ii,13.UO ; other month'
opened 40 to 05 points tip am !
closed strong , G5 to HO points up
sales , 112.ri)0 ( bugs , { ncludlng : April , J13.4I
' ' ' ' '
13.75 ; 'jn'ly , il3.0lri,1u'.Ht ) ; Augu'st , (13.50
September , * 13,0513.8u : October , $13.554
13.00 : December , $13.55 13.05. Spot Hlu
linn , quiet i No. 7 , 14.02'j.
.IllniniiipiilUVlnitt : .Miirlict.
Mt.NNKAfoi.is , Minn. , April 10. Market wn
steady today. Kxcellcnt ( leniand for whcul
U5c ; No. 2 northern , 02QU3C.
> Ill\viiiiUi-o MarUcta
MlMYAi'Kr.K , WIs , , April 10. WIIUAT Easy
July , OO'i'c ; No. 2 spilng , 05c.
COIIN No. 3. 40C.
OATS Klrm ; No. 2 white , 25c : No. 3 , 34c.
llAltl.KY OOC.
KYK-004C.
I'novi.siDNS Quiet ; pork , May , $10.08i. !
I'lilhulvlplilrt ( ir.tln .Market.
I'llIl.ADKU-lllA , 1'a. , April 10. WlUlAT-
Weak ; No. 2 red , May. 73'4 .73e.
Coit.N Dull and weaker ; No. 2 mixed , April
OATS Car lots ruled steady , under moderato
ate offerings ; futures dull ; No. 2 white , April
Tolrilo ( iriiui A
TOI.KDO , O. , April 10.-WllKAT-Actlvi
steady ; No , 2 cash , OO'.ic.
l.'on.N Dull , btfaily.No. ; 2 , cash anil Mnj
41 J < c.
UATS Hull ; cnsh , 32cj nominal.
llitltlmuru iirulii Market ,
IlAl.TlMOiin Mil. .
, , April lO.-WltUAT-Easy
No. 2 red , npot , 7lSc. !
L'nilN Sit-inly ; April , 44Jic hid.
OATrt-Klim : No. 2 white western , 411ic ; Ni
2 mixed , 33ii30c. (
C'tittiin .MiirKtt.
NKW OIII.KANA , l.u. , April lO.-Steody ; goo
middling , 7 la-lCc ; middling , 7 0-luc ; io <
Tha Best Proof
of the wonderful ctinUtvo mmlitlos c
the ( . 'urlsbiul Sprudel Bull ifl the fiie
that it is IinlUited. The uonulno is wit )
out cntiiil us tin tipurlont for Ch.rpni
Cotistipation. Hhuuinitttsm , Dyspopsit
Llvor nnil Kldnoy troubled , etc. 13
Buro and aocuro only the gonuluo.
nlddllliK , 7'f ! Rooil ordlnitrr , f ) 15-lOcl not
ecrlpt * . l.la bales ) ItroM , I.ftin bnlMs px-
M > rts toOreat llrltnln , 8,720 jalcsi .
I,1)JU bnlcsi stilus , 4,760 bales ) stock , 228,030
inlet.
NKIT VottK. April 10. I'utures quiet ;
.ilos , 03.100 b.ilosl April , $7.28 bid ; May ,
7,3087.31 ; June , $7,3H 47.30 ; July , f7.4 ( %
.47 ; August , $7.B2a7.03 ; Septeinbor , $7JMB (
.00 ; October , $7.007.r 8 ; Novutubor , $7.00iB >
.01 ; Decrinbor. $7.027,04 ,
( Iriiln .Markrt.
I'EOIIIA. III. , April 10. Conx'-llncliiiiigcd.
OATS-Ka y ; No. 2 white , SlUttSSijc ; No. 3 ,
O'ir.
It VK-62a5 Ic.
London Oil Mnrkrt.
LONDON , April IO.-JAICUTTA LINSIED-
] > ot , 42s ml per quarter.
Lt.NSKEt ) O1I/-203 4'ilia20.sCll per CWt.
STOOKS ANI IIDNIIS.
tumors of Trouble lu Mliiourl I'aclllo C uo
n ( Irnernl Itudiictlon.
NEW Voim , April 19. The stock market was
ovcrlsh and Irregular throughout the day.
The uncertainty Inrogard to the polloy of the
overnmont with reference to the currency
uest Ion causes timidity among the traders ,
hlch assists thojo working for lower prlcos.
'ho break of 3'i par cent In Missouri I'aclllc
t tlio opening to 474 on tlio rumor that the
oul ; was about to bo placed In the hands of a
ecelvur , led to a decline In the general list
f 'S per cent. On the statements by Ueorgo
Gould and Hussell Sago that the rumor wus
ntlroly without foundation and that the
Ilssourl 1'aclllc property was In better contll-
lou than over , the stock rallied ' < par cent.
'he stocks advatn-cd "i to ' pjr cent , Insym-
wtliy , Distilling leading with a rNo to 29 .
leading was a No noticeably llrm and there
vas more or less covering all around.
The most decisive movement of the day oc-
urred during the last half hour of business.
vhen the posted rates for sterling exchange
\orii advanced to J4.HH and $4.90 and there
vas talk of shipments of $3,000,000 to$0OOO-
)00goldby ) Saturday's steamers. On all this
he b.'ars miiijo a violent attack , under which
irlces In a majoilty of Instances wont lower
ban before. Manhattan yielded 4-s , percent
o 145 * , ; Chicago Uas , 3 pjr cent ; National
'ordage , I.e.id and Distillers , 2 < i to 'J-'n per
out ; Cotton Oil and Sugar , 2 percent ; Kock
sland , l' per rient : Western Union , l4per
cut ; lacKawanna , l' per cent , and Oenefal
Clcctrlc , 1'i percent. The oilier losses were
ess Important. The dealings lneieasc I In
volume us prices declined and were attended
vlth unusual animation. I'lnally a rally of ! i
o 3i per cent occupied , but the tone of the
uirket at the close wTis heiuyon rumors of
old exports late In the week.
The I'mt says : No action has been taken by
he treasury oiderlng thu refusal of gold In
.xchango for treasury notes. The belief that
uch a policy has been adopted was quite
inanlmoiis today In Wall street , but It was
jtisod on rilnior alone. Hut the gold shippers
' .xprosscd no dlscomlituro and according to till
ippcarani'o the shipments will continue. Of
he serious hazards of Iho reported action ,
specially In view of the government decision
n regard to legal tender notes , llttlo or noth-
nglssald. Professional comments wore al-
nest wholly suporlk'lal and worthless. Hut
he market , after the first bear raid stood
liilto still , nobddy wishing to take speculative
hances until bomethtng moro should become
known.
The following arc the closing quotations of
ho leading stocks on the Now York Stock ex
change today :
OX'lllT
The total sales of stocks today wore 305.000
shares , InclurllnK : Atchlson. 3,400 ! IlurliiiH-
ton Si Qulncy. 0,000 ; Cotton Oil , 1,030 ; CJhl-
CIIRO Gas , 4H.BOO ; Delaware , I.ackawanna A
Western , 4,000 ; Distilling , iJl.'JOO ; Erie , G.DOO ;
( onoral Electric. 0,500 ; Manhattan , 3,200 ;
Missouri I'aclflc , 3,000 : National Lead , 7,700 ;
National Cordage. ' 13,700 ; Now Entrland , 0-
800 ; Ncrtlicrn I'acllic preferred , 4,200 ; Uoad-
InK. 23,100 ; Koclt Island , 4,000 ; St. Paul , 12-
700 ; Sugar , 31,300 : Western Union , 8.UOO.
New York Munnr Jlnrkel
NEW VoilK , April 19 , Mo.NKY ON OAt.lr-
Steady at 3'i to 4' ; percent ; last loan , 3-i. ! J
cent ; closed olTored at 3'4 percent.
I'ltlMI ! MCUCANTILU I'Al'UK 0iffl8 ( per CCIlt.
STIIII.INI : ) EXCIIANHK Steady , with actual
business In bankers' bills at $4.87 ! * for sixty
days and W.Bbf.JiEM.BO for demand
UOVCIINMENT llONUS-Weak. State bontlt
loxvor.
The closing quotations on bonds :
- > . 1'lniinclnl Notes.
IfANSAS CITV , Mo. , April lO.-Cloarlnss , $1
880138.
1'Aitm , April 10. Three per centos , OOf 42Ji !
for the account.
NKW YOIIK , April 10. Clearings , $131,004 ,
401 ; balances , J5.57G.842.
IlAi.Tl.Mimi : , Mil. , April 10. Clearlnzs , $2 ,
740,015 ; balances , $337,707. Money , 0 DO
cent.
1'im.AiiEMMllA. 1'a. , April lO.-Clearlnss
$12,020,701 ; balances , J2,088,328. Monej
4'j ' < ii5 percent.
MKMPIIIS , Tonn. , April 10. Now York ox
chance sellliiK at $1.50 premium , t'learlnai
J420.825 ; balances , $102,443.
HOSTOS , Mass. , April 10. Clearings , $10 ,
815.-104 ; balances , $1,800,328. Money , 5GO pu
cent. i\chansoonNow : York , 20o discount.
ST. Louts , Mo. . April 10.-float-Inns , ll.S S ,
283 ; balances , H15.002. Money iiili | > t at 0 ®
per cent. K.ichango on Now York , OOo pro
inliim.
NKW Oiti.KANS , La. . April lO.-Clearlnz.s , $1 ,
708,120. New York oxchaiiKo. conimercla
75c per $1,000 premium ; bank , $1.05 per * 1.00
premium.
CHICAGO , III. , Aorll 10. Cloarlnirs. f 10,020 ,
312. Now York exchancf , 80o. iJtorllni ; es
chaiiKo stroni : ; $4.87'J for Hlxty-day bllN ; fl.a
for sl rht drafts. Money , steady at 7 per con
OMAHA MVi : srocil MAKKKTS.
Keci'lpts Contliuii ) lleuvy O.ittlo Hluide Ol
nun Hog * Ailvnnt'u Sli'trply.
WKUNKSUAY , April 10.
Receipts of cattle so far thin wcok show ai
Increase ol about. 1,000 haad over tlio si in
period of last week. Thu iiuallty ofthualfor
IIIKS was pretty Rood , thouruat bulkconsKtln
of beef steers , among llm numb :
being a string of Knlshcd boove
that averaged 1,630 lbi. per hold
and sold for $5.55 , the hlghe-,1 prlco paid hei
In KOIIUI tlmo. The market opened slow wit
buyers bddlng'lti3 : tolau'Jowerand'tho earl
trading was at that basis. Iatur , however ,
llrmer fevllng provatled , and u part of the ui
cllnti was recovered , the market cloMi
btrong , Hood to prlinti 1,250 to 1.551M
bi'evcs sold at from $4.05 to 15.55 and fair I
coed 050 to 1,250-lb. stoura ut from 13.00 I
$4.50 ,
There was anorer abundance ut light , thl
nnd medium wpRlAcoiri | Mid helforsf.n t t\lu
odiiy and prices wkMirli were lowered from
Oc lo lf > c nn u riiUnnd In nome liistiiiicesovon
renter conclusion * were nskod. Unlsln'il
ows and helferx Hirlfl fairly Htoatly , whllo all
oiik'h "took was Inlfd to move.
Outslilo orders fd'r Ntock cnttlo wcro 1 l lit
nil Rp ciilntorM nt'Hrflio ' chief buyers. Vnluos
were wenk nt from &d jo lev loweron Iho moro
omnion grades of tv < ; keri ! and feeders ) . Hup-
eHentatlvo
lines The supply was a aln quite large ;
5,300 on sale ; quality very fair and donand
from both local houses and shippers good.
Tin ) inarkot , opened a big nickel higher on all
grades , and closing'prlcos were strong at tin
advance. Sales were largely at from 0.85 ti
iO.'JO , with extremes of * 0.70 to $0.05. Hop.
resentatlvo sales :
SiiBW1 The .snpplyi"f onslstod of two double
deck loads directya , a local house , and t\v
double decks of pretty good western wether *
The market was tU-iu. l < 'ulr to good native.-
$4.00B5.50 ; fair totfood westerns , i2.751i5.50
common ind ( , tockr'rfiieop , $2..wa4.00 ; goo (
lo choice-10 to 100JIvllimbs1.50a0.25. .
ICiTtlptn unii l tspo ltlon of Stock ,
oniclal receipts auil'dUpoiltlon of stock a <
YOURJUONRY'IS JIKTUHXEI
It you receive nOrbcnollt from Dr.
Favo r i ti
rroscription
ThiHfmrnm
business -llki
offer is hole
out to til
women win
Buffer fron
the diseases nnd df > -
rangomonta jiocu-
llnr to their FOX.
To wcnkly womanhood , no prlzo could l >
moro sootiro , nor the licnoflt more lasting
than that to bo derived from the pnrchiisi
of ft liottlo of this famous "Prescription.1
Its success in curing nil the functional do
rnnKOinents , painful disorders , nnd chronli
vfoaknessoH of women , wnrrnnts its maker
in guarantcrin'j It , ANHint this mcdicino ha
done for thousands of dellcnto women , it wilde
do for l/ou. At the two critical perioils ii
woman's life , the change from girlhood t (
womanhood , mid , later , the "clvmRO of life , '
it's an invaluable tonio nnd a soothing norv
Jno , which cnn produce only good results. I
cures rasas of nervous prostration , insomnia
or inability to sleep , nnd many nervoua dUor
dnra duo to doracgemeut of the function ,
hewn liy the books of the t'nlon Slock Yards
company for Iho twenty-four hour * ending nt
& o'clock p. in. , April 10r 1003.
'IIRCKIITS.
WKSTKIIN TALKING INTIJKISTS.
Connldrr.tlilo Improvement Noted In the
Movement of HOCK.
CINCINNATI , ( ) . , April 10. [ Special Telo-
Kram to TUB HUB. ] Tomorrow's Price Current
will say : Western packlim for the week , 170-
K)0 ) IIOKS , compared with 125,000 the precrdlm :
week and 185,000 last year , maKliiK a total of
1,0311.000 from March 1 , iiRiilnst 1,280,000 a
pour ucn , Prices at the close avoraRo 16 cents
) or 100 Ills , higher than a week ago. Prom-
nent places compare as follows ;
Chicago I.Ivii Stork .Market.
Cilic.uio , III. , April 19. ISp-clal Telegram
toTim HEB.I-After a very quiet and uncer
tain openlnc the cattle market became fairly
active. Hutchers' and rainier * ' stock sold
satisfactorily , the supply of cows and bulls
leliiK comparatively Iliilit anil the demand
tctlve. The supply , which amounted to fully
10,000 head , was closely bought up on a basis
) f from $1.00 to $1.15 for poor to choice cows
ind heifers , from $2:05 : to $1.60 for Mockers
mil feeders , from 14 to $0.11) ) for dressed beef
and shipping steers and from $2 to $4.75 for
I'evHs cutth' .
Prices for boss wore strong this morning anil
about 5c hlKher than yesterday's average.
I'ho shipping demand was active. Sales were
ictlvo and reported all the way from J4.50 to
'i.SO ; for culls and "lltrht llclit , " and at from
(7.35 ( to$7.40 for prime heavy hous. Hut little
JiisiiiL-s-i was done outside of the limits of
from $7.10 to I".30 and at from $0.85 to 17.25
Tor common to choice lljjht , at from $0.05 to
$7.35 $ for nil.Nod and medium anil at from $7.10
to J7.40 for heavyweights were the closing
[ notations.
Sheep wore from 10c to 15c lower than "n
Monday. The range of quotations was at from
M tofb for poor tocholce qualities , with most
if the trading at from $4,85 to $5.60. The
lamb market also showed weakness and was
quoted at from $5 loiO.OO.
Receipts : Cattle , 10,000 head ; hogs , 20,000
headshcop. ; 13,000 head.
The Kvenlni ? Journal leports :
C'ATTI.K Receipts , 10,000 head : shipments ,
4,600 head ; market steady : good to prime
steers$5.30515.75 : others , M.50U5.25 ; To.xans ,
$3.00114.25 ; native cows , $2.50U3.76.
I Ions Receipts , 20,000 head ; shipments ,
3,000 head ; market active , strong to 5c
hlcher ; rouirh and common , ? 0.4 ( > ! i7.05 ; good
mixed , $7.103.7.20 ; prime heavy , J7.253.7.40 ;
prime light , J7.lOfc7.20 ; pigs , J'O.GOrt/O.OO.
SiiuKi1 Receipts 14.00U head ; shipments.
400 ; market slow , HK l5o lower ; owes ,
$4.3035.05 ; mixed , $5.0)1j5.26 ( ) ; western
wethers , $5.35 5.00 ; prime Texans , Mexicans
and Colorados , $4.00Jt5.40 ; lambs , $5.75510.85 ,
Kiinima City l.lvu Stuck .Market.
KANJAS Crrv , Mo. , April IO.CATTUHo :
0. UPros. II. I ) . HooriE r. , JAS K looi-i. ! : :
Pros. Vlco Pros Sony ATreii
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital $ -\000 ; Omaha unJ Sioux Oity.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
PRIVATE WlREA
Room 212
OMAHA ,
UEI'EUENCES : lownStnto National Hank.
Blou.x City : Commercial 'National Kank.
Uniatia.
Spcolul attention tjlvon to outslilo ordcrsa
Correspondonuo EOlIcltucl
TO WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS
Eur pcan Hotel , offers quiet anil convenient quarters.
at moderate , prices. All World's Fnir Lines Avithin
two blocks 15 minutes lo cither Exp-silion or bmineu
center , for five cent f.irc. Newly and handsomely
furnished and dd-orated. Elevator , Electric liRliis.
Suits olroom * for families. High CU-.1 Restaurant.
Rates , $1.50 to $2.50 per day. Address ,
THE Gl-ENAR/A HOTEL CO.
If. E. Cor. Indiana Ave. & 224 St. Chicago , 111.
Refer to A. F. Scclicrger. Trcas. , World's Columbian -
bian Imposition and 1'res. , Market National l ) . > nk ,
Chicago. Illinois.
ie fiercer , ,
Omaha's Newest Hotel
( OR. I2TH AND HO.VARJ III.
< C Itooms at $ . ' , . ' 0 per df. .
( CI oem atS-'I.OJ per itnr.
lOItromi witli llatli all ) . ' ) ) par \\r. \
10 llooin with Hath atf-i ) ) to H.il pit tr. .
OPE.NE1D A.UCJUST lab
Modern In Kvrv Htuin-ct.
Now IjI'lirnUlif
C. S. ERB. Pron.
The nly hotel In the c'ty with hot nnil cold
water und stoiini ho it In every r 10 n
Tuul-mi J dining roe n sorv.uo unsurp.isjjl
BATES $2.50 TO1.00. .
t-DOclal ratoson application.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
UOI'OSALH roil KIBM ) SKKDS. U. S. IN-
dlan Service 1'lno KUlge Agency. X I ) . ,
March 30 , 1893. Healed proposals , endorsed ,
"Proposals for Fluid Seeds. " and addressed t < :
the undersigned ut Hue Itldge Agency. Shan
non county , S I ) . , will bo received at til-
agency until 1 o'clock p. m. of April 'JO , 1HU3
for furnishing and delivering at this agencj
ulmilt 26,300 Ibs. beod oats. V20.55I1 11)4. seei
corn , 07,000 Ibs. wed potatoes , l.'JOillhs. scuil
wheat. 730 Ibs. alfalfa. 3.OOO Ibs , ( iorman millet -
lot , 730 Ibs. timothy. 737 Ibs. blue grass , fjOf
Ibs.sugiirbyotancluOO Ibs. sugar eano seed ,
Said sf d to bo grown In Iho section of coun
try contiguous to the place of delivery. Hid-
ders wlllTji ) required to state spwltli-ally In
their bids the proposed prlco of each iirtlcli
offered for clollvory under a contract. 'I hi
right Is reserved to reject any or all bids , 01
any part of any hid , If doomed for the best Interest -
torest of the servlco. CKUTIUKII CIIKCKB.
Each bid must bo accompanied by a cortllled
Unlti-u States de-
checlt or draft upon wimo
posllory or holvont national bank In the
vicinity of the residence of the bidder , iniiui
payable to thn order of the commissioner ol
Indian affairs , for at least 6 per cent of tm
amount of the proposal , which check or ilriirl
will bo forfeited to the United States In casi
any bidder or bidders receiving an award shal
fufl to promptly execute u contract with KOO <
and siilllclent sureties , olherwUo to bo ro-
urnediotho bidder. Itlds accompanied bj
cash In lion of a cur tilled clicck will not be con-
Nldered. For any further Inforniatlon apply M
t'AI'T.OKO. LKltoy UKUWN U.S.A. . Actlnj
UulU-d Btutcs Inaiau ugvut. il31U2U
crlpl" , 4,201) liontlt Ahliihientn , O.UtX ) hcnd |
mnrUot for heavy xtcoMMondy to UK1 lowori
light. Btorrs nnd feeders utrnilyi cows llrmi
rlinli1 ! ) to oxlra fancy nxiKiri ileorx , ta.UHB
fi.fiO ; dteosed beef wnd shipping Hleers , * 4.tMVit
fi.OO ; TO.XHIIS , 'J.UOrt3.40 ; cholci' lo Mini
fancy con.s and heifers , $ n.4 it4,10i other
COWM ant ) canners , II ODii'J.UO ; stocUi'is , 11.75
. .
lloos Hecelpls.T.SOOheadishllunents , 'J.noO
licnds nuirkot acllvo nnd Ifu1 higher , cioilnq
strong ! hoavles. M.H5U7.tlfi | cltolco llplitt ,
C..COifH1.7f > : | itit < i.l0.bMl0.nii ( ) allcrades , lO.'JO
l7.tm ! bulk , * ( V. 70UO.no.
Snr.F.11UccolptR , fi.300 licnit ; slilpnioiits.
none ! markrt slow and hnrvly steady , closing
ut I05 l6e lower thiin the morning market ;
choice native wool muttons , tr > .0i&5.30 ( : good
shorn muttons , f t.r > oft4.7u : common muttons ,
t3.7&a4.f)0 ; cholco lambs , tri.60itO.00.
NMV York l.lto Mock .Martin.
NKW VOIIK. April 10. Hr.KViis-Kecelpt * .
1,200 bond. The trailing was actlvo for all
grades anil the pens were nearly cleared at , an
advance of loo. l'ooro t to best native steers
sold at JI.OOH4.75. llresscd beef steady at Htfo
0io ! JIPP lb. for natlvo sides. Latest cables
from London quote Ameilcau steers firm at
114O13c per Ih. ; dressed weights and Ameri
can refrigerator beef steady. Shipments to-
d'iy,400 beeves and 1,000 quarters of beef : tomorrow -
morrow , OOO beeves and 50 sheep.
SIICKP AND I.AMits Itccolpls , 10.400 head )
.sheep steady and In demand at former values ;
lambs active and sliado stronger.
lloos-Uocclpts , 5.HOO head ; market firm tit
17.10 7.00.
_
St. I.ouia I.lvo Stock Mnrkrt.
ST. I.oui4 , Mo. , April -fATTl.KX-Kecelnt-s. .
2,000 head ; shlpnientx , 1,200 head ; market
steady ; fair to good native steers abovn 1,200
His. , f-l.2b1M.HD ; To MIS fed steers , ti.75If : 4.UO.
llodS-Uecclpts , 5,000 head ; shipments ,
1,400 head ; market acllvo , stciulv , be higher ;
heavy , JO.H5il7.20 ; mixed. I0.75W7. 10 ; light ,
JO.HIH47.00.
SHKIH' Itecelpts , 0,500 head ; shipments ,
2,000 head : no natives on sale ; To.xans lu fair
ollerlng ; unchanged.
9 '
A I'lillit Kiifoys
The | ) loiannt ; favor , fjontlo uotinn anil sooth-
tnif oiToct of Syrup of Fitfs , when In need of
a laxative , and If the father or mother bo
t-ostlvcor bilious , the most ( ( ratifying results
follow Its use ; so that It Is tlio best family
remedy known uml every family should have
a bolt la
Weak Digestion
strange as it may seem , is caused
from a lack of that which is
never exactly digested / < / / . The
greatest fact in connection with
appears at this point it isiV /
digested fat and the most
weakened digestion is quickly
strengthened by it.
The only possible help
in. Consumption is the
arrest of waste and rc-
ncival cf new , healthy
tissue , Scotfs Emulsion
has done wonders in Con
sumption just this way.
d Iw Scoll Bown , r . > . Allilmprl
OF ALL KINDS.
Wo arc hciidnunrtors for any artlclo
Hindu In hnru or soft rubber.
WE RETAIL AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
We mention below npirtlul list of goods In
stock :
Rubber lied Pans , Klastlo Hosiery ,
Uubbor Gloves , Trusses ,
Hath Cup 3 , Shoulder Ilrrxcoi ,
Atomizers. ( 'uuplni ; tilassos.
Syringes , Ilrcast rumps.
1 tililne. Ice Haas ,
Wntor Ham Supporters ,
Invalid HIiiKs , Rubber Shootln ? .
Air Cushion ? . Rubber D.im. for Den-
Criltuh Tips , lists.
Ilunf IIROP. cum , liiiiula.'os , woven elas-
lla'-9 , tic.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO ,
DEAUOltS IN
' null lliii > ltul Sii ; > p//os ,
114 South 15 i St. .
Next to PostoiQoo.
1Q1G Douglas Street , Omcihn , Nob.
Tlio eminent xparlntlU In nsrro-ii. cVoilc , prlvAti. lilrxij. ikln 111 urinary ill 131111 Arjj ilir unl
OMAHA
AWNINOS AND TENTS
Omaha Tent-Awning Wolf Bros. & Co. ,
COMl'ANV. Mnniifiicturor * of tpntt.
annliih'H. lc. " 0) ) ami
I10IIHK COVKIH . , TOJ S. llith stroot.
111.1 Furnani St.
BAOSAHD rWIH-S- I BICYCLES ,
Bemis Omaha Ba3 M. 0. Daxoa ,
COMPANY.
Importer' uud inan.fr * lllcjrcloi olil on rnonlhlf
ttuiir iackJ. burlapt , , , ,
tnlnu. pnrmonti 12) .V l..th.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MFGmroJOBBERS. :
Morse COB Shoe Company ,
Salesroom anil omeo-H07-lliJ- ) Howard St.
fcnclorjr III'J'IIZI-IIM ' Howard St.
We nr the ONI.V .Miiuifaaururi of Hoots an1 !
BhoMln tliontatoof Nubraiki.
A Kenoral Invitation Ijexlen-lsil to all to Innpoct
our new factory.
COM , CQXE. C3RNIGE.
DRY GOODS.
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering fiesbsa & Runyan
CO. , upliolitored furnl * rUUNlTUllt ! CO. , Uraca
lure , I1J11101 Nlcholcu
til. Wl gUi ls onif.
GRAND WORDS Ol : TRUTH * * '
ltd ni\ V for Uftnliln totxlk ikhnut it..n * , !
clvrt. nnd utri'.o wliut they liny hi\vo dotit , R
lintll M fur bettor to Imvo olhor people sucnkJ'
for you. Thoaoworli which follow nro thalt
frnnkcxprOMloniof pconlo who mow of what
they upoak ,
Kev. Win. It Whltnny of MiitlthRo. N. V ,
ny l ' ! h.iro upon itfllii'tod moro or IPM for.
six years unt : with nmlnrln , iiitno. Imvo linill'
ptionnionlii three tlino * nnd Imvo bccil"
trouulotl with hronchliil mul catnrrhal Ironlilo
of the thront , TnoyaiMiiKo I luul the gflp , i
which ran Into catrtrrhul pnontiionU. 1 nnix ,
very'ick for twelve wnok uml the iloftartfp )
thought t would dlo.Vlillo In thU conaitlou
1 uoKitiit'iklni : loniethlnKof rthleh I ha 1 hoard , ,
much lint knew IH tie , und am rotolced to six ? "
that I Imvo boeti practically cured by the usu11
of Hiiffy'H pure nmlt whUkoy. " v
Mr. John Kelley rimio. Ainoibiirv. Man. , a
snyss "l-orsoino su ynirx ; unit my wlfo halt
boon HUlferlnjt from nervous prottratton. l'ot. ,
yearn she wnn tronblnd with Insoiiin'.ii , nnilV *
nnthlni ; rocninniondcd by the nio t omlnput'1
Dhyslo.ans wouul induce sleep. 1'mlprtha nil'rt- '
vluoof physicians she roconily tried UniTy' u
in nit wfil < ikoy In small ituantltlos and with tint g
mU.it sitNfnctiry : rosnltH.Vhllo Mrs. Clm r
bus in ways boon * tiuincti In her lomporanco
principle * . mid consistent In practice. she lim <
no hesitation In rccoininondln < to Invalids *
who iivoila Kontlostlntulout.lHilTy'guuroiuult
whiskey. " )
II. II. Ilibcock. the celebrated wagon i
faclurcr of Wiilortown. N Y. , snys : "Mysolt
and wlfo are using l > nT.v'n ( pure nm't wlilskoy
iinil It \ * dolnR us ciHiil. Wo citlctiratcd In No *
vcmlicr Inst our llltleth iitiiitvurtnry. nnil aro'
now looking forward to tlio xovonty-llfth , null <
bollcvo tlmtn Kood timloinny help u % alonu , "
i ; , 0. Avllnof the MrooMyn ns oclntlim for ,
Improving thn condition of the poor , stiys ! "I
havii npoil Duffy's iniitt whisky for the past
two yours , hiivfiiit sutToreil from nnvcro hond-
nchcs und norvons iirotlnitlnn. I hnvn been '
very lunch rotlovod by the use of the whiskey
rind have Kulnod nearly sovonlucn pounds la ,
wi'Iuht. "
" The abnvc statements sneak for themselves.
TREATMENT.
rOHAMi
Chronic Narvo
, i ,
Privat ) ail
Special Diseasi ; .
CSyo rsoxiiorlon j.
DisnAS-is OK mm
Troatoil at $ . * > OJ a miatli
, v. - - - . . - and all 1110110.1101
* * fiirnlilioil
All other I roubles fronted at rousonablo
clmrrfen. CDNSUl/l'ATlON VHKK. Calioiior
aduro >
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DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NEB
Professional Nurse ,
Treats all kinds of diseases , Internal and ox-
ternal. Guarantees In every case , Monoyro *
funded In all cases where patient is dlssatla *
fie.l. No regular fee charged. Pittlciila pay
whatever amount Uioy can afford for t rout-
in cut.
IGih and Gapitol Ave.
Crounso Hlock , 1 ( coins 0 , 7 tuul 8 , Oirmho.
SOUTH
Union Slock Yards Company ,
SoutTi Ojnaria.
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rvxinunWood Brothers ,
I.lvo Stock Commission Merchants.
o'Uh'iualm Tclcphonu 1157. Chi , ?
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HARDWUE
Rector 5 Lo cifi Lin ,
COMPANY : .
UenlerJIn Inrdrarj til
Corner 10th onlJuckion luci .lanles' to.m
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HATS , EH. warn.
WALGibi n& & ) , Omaha Safe aaJlrn
Wliohutilo women
Until , cap * , HIMVT tfo".1 . Pnfoj.TMiltv jail irorX.
KloTpi. mlttent , 2tU Iron uliiitturt ami IIro at
und llnrnujr tits. c.lpui. Aillrein , V ( Mr *
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Mall or.lorj u-'iui i.lf
1001 Kurnam St. . lliu Jt.
PAPER. OILS ,
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil C3. (
Carry a full mock of
printing , vrrit | > i > ln4 an I KollnoJ mul
wrllliiK puiurj , carl
uni'or , ato. elli , nslo gro-uu , oto.
Branch & Co , , Jas , A. Cliri & Co. ,
I'toduco , fruits of all lluttor , , ( Jill ,
poultry
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STOVE REPAIR ) , I S\5l,0lll
Omaha Stova
WOKKH , HOTO reuln ; .Maniifnoturan of miU
anil water auaolimeott iloort , blliuil anil
( or any klua of itoru miiuMInz * . branob 01 *
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