0 THE OMAHA DAILY T8IUri > L1JUttH9DAY ( , MAKOU 20 , 1890 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Aoiivo Buying Said to Bo for Armour Stif
fened Wheat.
PRICE CLOSED STEADY AT THE OPENING
Corn Wan a Little Sti-ouprer , lint
very IIdle HIIHIIICNM tlie
1'rleu ( 'loHfil L'n-
CHICAGO , March 25. Active buying ,
ealil to bo for Armour , stiffened the wltral
market tmlny. The price eloped Htcmly nl
the opening figure of the day , nn advance
of He over yesterdny. Corn , onts nntl pro-
vlslona also ruled firm , nfter n wenk Btnrt
nnd tlte net result wns practically un
changed prices.
Wheat at the opening showed n loss of
from He toic , the crowd being benrlnh
on the Honsonnbla weuthcr condltlono ,
easier cables nnd liberal northwestern re
ceipts. It wna suddenly apparent from
tho" operations of certain commission
houses and brokers thnt n prominent local
trader with pncklng Interests was buylnp
freely nnd the price turned nnd ndvanceC
from -He to % c. Later the pi Ice receded
from % o to7ic on the meager cxportn nt
the Atlantic scabonrd. Just before the
clodo there \voa a sharp rnlly nnd prices
advanced to the outside Ilisuie , closing nl
C3c for Mny.
Ourn wns n little stronger , but with very
llttlo business. The price ranged 3-lRc of
n cent from bottom to top and closed tin
changed at 2 ! ) ! < .o for May.
Onts were fairly active and stronger ,
but with little pressure to sell , nnd FO
offerings were readily absorbed. Prices ad-
vnnceil nt the opening from He to % c , re
acted ' /c to ( ftc and closed a little higher
than yesterday , nt mtio for Slay.
Provisions were fairly active and closed
firm , without much change In prices In the
and from yestcrdny'H closing1 rates. A
Bharp decline Inaugurated this day'B Iluc-
tuatlons , but there were shortu stnndlnB
ready to buy. As the tlow of abandoned
IOIIK Bluff began to slacken , Inducements
hnd to bo offered In the way or advanced
rates. Packers were buyers of May de
liveries , but ns a rule sold an equal quan
tity for July. Mny pork , after a drop of
IRe per barrel , recovered It all and closed
at tbo name price us on the dny before.
Lard closed even with yesterdny's final
rates ; rlbn at a decline for the dny of
2Ue.
2Ue.KKllmntcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
10 cars ; ccrn , 230 cars ; oats. ISO cars ; hogs ,
28.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Aril jin. [ Mil I Uf 1 | f.l V. [
Whonl.No.a
March cnjf
Way ( l'-'i om : ( ; 2W
July U'JH IKIM
Corn.No 2. .
Mnrch 28X 283
Mav auj -'IIM
July 30H HOH '
Sept il'lM
OalH. No. ' . ' . .
Mny 10M
July IDM VOH inu
Sept V0 > 4 JdJl
Porkper bbl
May B 73 8 93 8 70
July 8 05 u uu 8 I'u.tj ' DO
Lard , lilt ) Ibs
May fi lo r 17 > . n 12
July 5 i7 ! > 4 G ill ! S SIM
lltitKlbH-
Miry 4 70 4 75 4 07M
July 4 m > 4 H.- 4 bt )
Cash quotations were ns follows :
KLOUU Plendy ; winter patents , J3.Wif3.SO ;
winter H'.nilKhts , $3.0 < li3.SO ; fprlnff patents , $3.10
< H3M ; spilnjr stralc'.UK , J2.00p2.90 ; bakers , J.10lf
2.40.
2.40.WJIKAT
WJIKAT No. 2 eprlnK. Cl'5fl 2c ; No. 3
C702c | ; No. 2 nil , e&i&Ac.
CCIINNo. . 2 , 2SU02SUe.
OATS No. 2. 18-lic ; No. 2 white ,
No. 3 white , UCH9KC.
UYB No. 2. 35VJC.
IIAULHY No. ? . nominal.
KLAX SEED No. 1. ! Wc.
PIHME TIMOTHY SI1UD $3.00.
I'llOVISIONS MOM porlc. per libl. , { S.70SS.EO ;
lard , per 100 Ibs. , * 3.0305. ( > 7',6 ; ehort ilbg , nldea ,
loose. { 4.G3Q4.70 ; dry salted shoulders , boxed ,
' /itNHo : short clear sides , boxed , 4fft ic.
WHISKY Dlhtlllere1 Hnlfhed goods , tier gnl. ,
' 1.22.
SUOAIIS Cut loaf , Cc ; granulated , $5.37 ; atand-
ard "A. " J5.23.
POULTIIY Firm : turkeys , HWlJc ; chickens ,
S % < Kl < le : duclH , lOiaUc.
Tim following were the recelptB nnd shipments
today :
CluotnUuiiH of the Dny on Various
CninmoillllcH.
NEW YOniC , March 23. FLOUR- Receipts ,
13.W ) bbls. ; exports , 8,300 bb's. ; quiet
nnd steady ; Minnesota patents , I3.GOB
3.80 ; Minnesota bakers , t2.80Q3.13 ; spring
low grades , 2.00 2.CO ; winter patcnls , 3.S5if3.5 ;
wlnlcr straights. l3.COii3.70 ; low grades , $2.2Jff
2.43. Ilyc Hour , dull ; superfine , S2.GOft2.70 ; fancy ,
J2.70ff2.llO. llnckwlieat flour , dull ; } 1.2i.
1IUCKWHHAT Dull ; 30 > , illc.
COHN MEAL Dull ; yellow western coarse ,
73o.
73o.UYE
UYE Dull ; Btatc , 42B c.
11AHLEY CJulet ; malting , 4350c ; feeding bar-
Icy , 35JflOc.
UAHLEY MALT Dull : western , 4CBMC.
\VIIMAT Kxpoita , 9,80 bu. ; ppot , dull ; nom
inal ; hard , 74Tic , f. n. I ) . , atlont. Options weak
under dull ciililea nnd literal sprint ; wheat re
ceipts : turned strong on buying nt the west.
coupled with n .predlctctl cold wave and drouth
In Cullfoinla , mid was Kimcrnlly llrm all diy.
yimrtp , tr-od buyeiH , with no surplus of wheul
for sale : closed Uo net hlRher. Mnrch closed nt
0v ; May , PJW083 13-ICc , 'closing CS4c.
COHN ItrcelptH , 41.900 bu. ; exports , 10,800 1m. ;
spot market dull ; No. 2i 3'4c. ! elevator. Op Ions
opened Bt idy on picwpeets ct Binnller move
ment , eased on realizing buying , but llnuly rallied
wlt ! > wheat , closing partially ' , ( ,0 net h'Bher.
March clarcd 37 KC ; May , r , 5-lC j35'-ic , cluslns
.
OATS Ilecelpts. 03,000 bu. ; experts , 2.3CX ) bu. :
spot , iiulcl : No. 2 , SHic. Oplluis were dull and
nominal all day. closing pnitlally Ho net lower ;
March cloned 23VJo ; May closed 24'/ic. '
HAY Dull ; shipping , ! 3 ; good to choice , JO.COt ?
9.W ) .
HOPS Weak ; 1S9I crop , 2V4C4Hc ; 1855 crop , 30
8e.
8e.HIDliS Quiet ; Onlveston , lie ; liuenon Ayres ,
dry , ICc : Texas , dr > ' , Kc ; California , ICC.
LEATHKH Steady ; hemlock sole , Ituemw
AyreH , light to iKiivy weights. We ; acids , 21Q
23r.
23r.HtJTTEn
HtJTTEn Ilecelpts. 5.410 pligs. ; sleady ; wcslern
creamery , 12 22c ; dJlns ! ( , 23e.
EOOS llcceliils , 12,478 pkgs. : sleady ; ctato and
Pennsylvania , 12c ; wivtrrn. lIHOHVie ; southern ,
MOLASSES .Steady : New Orleans , open ket
tle , Kiwd to choice , 2'Jf37c.
HIUK Firm ; domestlr , fair tt > extra , S'iOCo ;
Japan , 3 ifTic. !
1'UOVIBIONS lleef. quiet nnd nUndy. Cut
meats , steady. Lard , qulcl ; western steam
rinsed at 15,40 ; refined , lower ; continent , S5.7S.
Pork , dull ; nicfs , Jil.MiflO.OO.
OllJi I'ctniliuni , dull ; United closed at > 1.W.
llosln , llrm ; stmlned , common to goo'l , > I.G7fi >
1.7714. Turpentine , dull. 2i'.i 23 e. Cnttonrecil
oil , Inactive , bul steady , : prlmo crude , 2lc ; crude ,
t. o. b. , inllU , 17ftl9e. llulter grades , 2Sc ; prime
vuinmer , yillow , L'.11H(2Go. (
MUTAI i-rPIff Iron , qulel. Copper , easy ; brok-
in. IIOS7 ,4 : exchange , JI0.75W11.W. Lnd , steady ;
brokem , > 3 ; exchange , J3.1JM3.W. Tin , llrm ;
Ira I IB , fl3.35frl3t4 [ > .
l.lvrjiool
LIVEIIPOOL , March 25. WH EAT Spot dull :
demand poor ; No. 2 red wlnler , PH td ; No , 3 nil
spring , stocks exhausted ; No. 1 hard Manitoba.
t" 3',4tl ; No. 1 California , 5a H'id ; futures opened
dull nnd unchanged , cloned steady with April ! id
blKlHT and ullier months lid higher ; business
ulwut equally distributed ; March , M 4iid ; April ,
f > * 4rid ; Mny , Da M ; July , Cs M ; August , C SV.d.
COHN Kpot dull ; mixed American , 2s 2Kd ;
fulurra steady ; March , 2s Hid ; April , 2s lid ;
May. 3n7id ; June , 3 Id ; July , 3u id ; August ,
lrft bakers , Minneapolis. 17s Cd.
PHOVIHIONS llacon , llrm ; demand iwor ; Cum
berland cut , M to SO lb . . Silt ; short riba , 21
lb . , Sa Cd ; long clear light , 38 to 45 His. , 1C * Cd ;
luni ; cleur liravy , K Ibs. , stock : exhaui-tetl ; short
clear backs , lltfit. 18 Ibn. , S7s Cd ; short clear
nilJ.lU-H , heavy , W | b . , 2Ca 61 ; clear bellies , H
to In ll . , 'Xa , Hhoulders , KIIIUHI'i | o 18 | us. ,
! 4s CJ. IlaniB , short cut , II la 1G Ibs. , 39s. Tal
low , line North .American. 20 * Heef , extra In-
dln mess , Ms 3d ; prlmo mess , 02 * CJ. Poik , prime
ineui , line wvylrrn. Ws ; prime mesj , mrdlum ,
45n 3J. Lard , dull ; prlmo wcjitini , Ma Cd ; relined -
lined In rails , 27s C.I.
CHBERk v < ) ulct ; demand | x > or ; finest Amer
ican white and colored , 4a.
JIHTTBll KlniBt United b'tntes , SOa ; coed , tin.
OILS Tun > itlne tplrlls , 0n 3d ; rosin , corn-
men. 4n lid ; cut Inn Bced oil , Liverpool ruined.
Kn W ; Unseed oil. lf W.
HEKHK1EUATOU liL'EF-l cquartcr. ZXd ;
lilndiiuartvr , 4Ud.
1IL15ACHINO 1 OWnUU-IIardwood , f. o. b. ,
Llvi'rixxil , (7.
HOP -At Ix > nJou ( Paclllo coail ) . JJ J5 .
\Vool Market.
11OSTON. March 15.-Tiie Ameilcan Wool nnd
Cotton Itrportrr will cuy toinonow of the \tool
trade : Tlii > valrs In the Ilirvsi principal inarkeiH
liavo amounteil to S.t'X.'M lt > . . of which 1.4 CW
Ibii. vitiv domestic and 1U9,6X ) UK. wcru foiulgn
wool. Tlia salm since January 1 , ISM , have
rtttiilml WJSM,71 Ib * . The tltuiitlon continues
monotonously dull. Price * are generally In bu > -
tiv' favor ; In brief , It will l > e ternuM a buyeiiT
market , U there were- any Inclination on their
part to purchase. The simple fact Is that there
b no demand. Qiaerar ( ucuklnjr , uuuufaclur-
ri ore not twiulrlnir nny lrhj thfrtforr. It U
only In mi ot fincrnncy thnt they ic k
nny , nnil lhn but iporlncly. Itoston n le § for th
w ( k nmounlH to llf.Jr < " ) . . of which 7M.C"0
lb . w r < i ilomtUlo nnd 721COO lt . . forel tn wool ,
The 8,11m tlncc Janunry 1 amount la 23t > IOS91
Ibn.
OUAIIA OU.VHIIAL MAIIKKT.
Cotiilllloii of Trnilr. unit UnntntlntiH
on Hliiiili. nnil I'a no r t'roiltice.
stock. t'Sflte.
r lo Kor. lock , 9J10c ; choice la
f.incy counlrItfjKc. .
VHAICholcc fat , 79 to 100 Ibs , , ara quoted
ut 7flSc , large nnd coarse , 4ISc.
CHKHSE-Domntlc bilck. IlVic ; Edam , per
dss. , J9.W ; Club home , Mb. Jars , per dox. . 13.60 ,
Llmbeigcr , fancy , per III. . lHic ; Uoausf-rt , H- " > . .
lots , per < ! ' . . 3.CO ! Youne Americas , HVSc !
Twln , fancy , lie.
POl'LTHY-Llvo Hrn * , 7c ; old coekn , 3c ; tur-
ki-y , linic ; ducks , HIW ! Reese , 7RSc.
POL'LTHV Dii-ssed-Chlekens , choice. 8O c'
roars' rnd large , Cffic ; ducks , choice , HJflzc
lurkcyi. , choice light , HG15c ; benvy , 12fll3c
Keonc , OOIOe.
HAY t'pinnd. IS.M ; mldlnnd. H.M ; lowland
11.00 ; rye Hraw. > 3.M ; color makes thi > price on
liiy ; light bales sell tha best. Only top grade
Lrlnit Inn ptlees.
11HOOM COItN-ExIremely slow sale ; new
crop , delivered on Hack In country ; choice green
self-working carpet , per Ib. , 2'Ac ; choice green
running to hurl , 2Uci cDmmnn. IHc.
OAMI Inck fnlpe , It ; golden plover , 11.23 :
mallard ilurhs. J3.M ; rendhp.ids , $3.50 ; canvanhnck
ducks. I5.00fj8.00 ; teal. Muc wlnft , ll.'SITZ.OO
tenl , itrowi WIIIK. II.MR1,75 ; mixed ducks , II.Mft
1.7B ; Canada Ri-eso , JC.0037.00 ; small geese ,
C.fKi ; brnntH , I3.no.
1'IflKONB Llvo , ll.20ffl.2j ; dead pigeons not
nnnted.
TOMATOIC8 Klorldn , per six-banket crale , SI. .
CAIIUAnE-Cnllfornla ft'tk ' , per III. . l 2c.
POTATOES Vnnry nnllvc mock , 2..iT.'Xc ) : from
store In small lots , 30e ; Colnrado nlock , 40c ;
Red RIVer 'Vnllcv seed potatoes , COfiCJc.
ONIONB Per bu. , 350c.
IlEANR-Hnnd plrkeij nnvy. per bu. . ll.CO.
SWEET POTATOES Choice stock , J2.75 per
bbl ,
CELERY California , per doz. , No. 1 , 75c : No.
'LIMA IIEANS ivr id. , 4STii/c.
WATER CRKSK Per IB-at. cnse. $1.75.
PIE PLANT Hot house stock , per dot.
bunches , KOffS3e.
FRUITS.
STRAWI1ERRIEH Texas , per qt. , 2.1c.
APPLES-Cholce lo fancy Hen Davis. J3.C05J
4.00 ; choice wine saps and willow iwlgs , J4.00 ®
'cRANllCRRIER-Jfrfey , JS.Ofl0C.00 ; Ijoxes , J2.25
{ T2.CO.
MAI.AOA ' ( IRAPER-Per M-lh. bbl. , 15.0005.50 ;
per C5 'to 70-lb. crn" . JS Snsrfi.OO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES California budded fecdllngs. fancy ,
l2.7Afl3.CO ; choice , J2.Sffi2.M ) ; fancy nnvcJs , J3.W
{ T3.75 ; choice. t3.2.- > f3.fjO. |
LEMONS Medina ? , fnncy , J3.50S3.75 ; cho'ce ,
J3.Kfi3.SO ) ; Cnllfornlns , } 3.Kif3.25. ( ) [
HANANAS Choice large stock , per hunch. J2.00
C2.25 ; medium sired bunclKB. J1.6I1SJ2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OVSTEHP Mediums , lie : standards , 20c ; extra
select ! " , 25e , comp.itiy tclrcls , 27c ; New York
counts , 30c ; vtnndaid bulk , per gal , , Jl.lo.
HONKY Fancy white , per ! U. , He ; choice.
13c ; California nmbor color , 12c.
CIDr.R-Clarlficd Juice , per half bbl. , J3 ; per
bbl. . 15.
SAUER KRAUT-Per bbl. . J3.CO ; half bbl. ,
J2.W.MVPLE
MVPLE SYRUP Five gal. cans , each , J2.75 ;
Bill , cant , per doz. , J12t ; gal. cans , J6.25 ; quart
cans , J3.50.
FIOS Imported fnncy , C crown , 50-lb. boxes.
He ; choice 10-lti. boxes , 3 crown , lOSllc.
DATES New Persian , 60-lb boxes , per Ib. ,
5'ic ; fards. 10-lb. boxes , per Ib. . Oc.
MAPLE SUGAR-Cholce. per Ib. . 9010c.
PRESERVES Assorted , 20-ID. palls , each.
11.40.
COCOANUTS-Per 100 , J4.CO ; cacli.Cr.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , medium
elio , loc ; Tanugona ojmonds , per Ib. , laige ,
12'.5c ' ; nrnzlls. per Ib. , 8c : Ensllsh walnuts per
Ib. , fancy soft shell , 12c ; medium size , lOc ; fil
berts , per Ib. . lOc ; pencans. polished medium ,
Sc ; Inrge , lOc ; peanuts , raw , C'i'iT7c ' ! roasted , 7lc.
DRESSED MEATS.
HEEF Good steers , 400 to 600 lb . ,
J'iiOUu ' ; good cows and hclfcrs , oUiJCc ; medium ,
cows and heifers , Cc ; good forequarlcis , cows
lunl heifers , 3iffl'.ic ; good hindquarters , cows
nnd helfcis , G15T7VSc ; good hindquarters , steera ,
I'.ic ; cow rounds , O'ic ; cow plates , 3S'31/4c ; bone-
lebs chueks , 4c ; cow cliucks. 3'c ' ; steer chucks.
4e ; beef tenderloins , 22o ; beef rollit , boneless , Dcj
sirloin bulls , boneless. He ; loin backs , boneless.
c ; loin backs , 7Hc ; tow ribs , No. 3 , Sc ; cow loins
No. 3 , 8c ; beef trimmings , 3io ; rump butts !
shoulder clods , 5e.
MUTTON Dressed Iamb , dressed mutton
Cc ; racks , 9c ; legs. Sc ; saddles , Sc ; mews , 3o ;
sheep plucks , 3c : nhcep tongues , per doz. , 25c
PORK Dressed hags , Gc ; purk loins. G&c ; rpare
ribs , CHc ; hnrn sausage Lulls , 5c ; pork shoulder
4ic ; pork shoulders , skinned , 5c ; pork trlmt
rnUigs , 4ju ! ; leaf lard , not rendered , 5&c ; tcndcr-
lolns , 16c.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
SHEEP PELTS -Green salted , each 230Wcj
'
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 each , Co ; dry In
Kansas and Ncbinska butcher wool pelts iier Ib
actual weight. CflCc ; dry nint Kansas 'and Ne
braska Murrain wool pelts , per It. . . nctual
weight. 4B5c dry nint Colorado
n 1. h n 11. ; n . , nt . . .nt U. tnr-t- butcher - wool
Colorado Murrain wool pelts , "per"ib. "actuii
wrlglit , 4H5c , dry pieces nr.d bucks , actua
weight , 4tj-5c : feet cut off , as It is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND ' GREASE Tallow. No L
c Jiallow 'Oj loj Krease , white A , 3o ;
" iase , while 11 , 2',4c ; grease , yellow , 2c : crensn'
d" k. : 2o ; old butter. 2 J2 > 4o ; beeswax. ' mine , '
1502 : ; rough tallow , IVic.
nONES In car lots weighed nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.00tol4.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , $10.00iJi2.00 ; drv
country , damn nnd meaty , per ton , JO.OOK8 00
WOOI. Unwashed , fine heavy , ceC ; fine flKht
SSOc ; quarter blood , IOS12c ; seedy , burry and
chaffy , 8 < BSc : cotled nnd broken , coarse , "aac-
coiled and broken , fine , tfSc. Fleece wushod
Medium. llCTISc : fine , Hff16c ; tub washed , 105 ?
ISc : black. 8c ; bucs. ! Cu ; tag locks , 2S3c- dead
PlllledEWCC >
FURS.
No. lNo. | lNo. | II
Lee. | Md'm | Sm'lll
DEAR
Ulack . 52032 ; f 15 00 8910 110012 f 500
Illnck Yearlings 12U15 10 00 7 00 7 00 3 00
Ulack Cubs . , CO S 50 6 < 00 C 00 200
Ulaclc Montana &
Mountain . . . 18022 14 00 1000 1000 400
Ulack. Montana
Yearlings . . . 11 00 8 00 COO E 00 2 DO
Ulack JJontano
Cubs . 6 50 4 CO 3 00 400 200
Sliver Tip . , 20 00 12 00 8 00 900 4 00
Silver Tip Yrlgs U 00 8 00 500 G 00 200
Sliver Tip Cubs. , 6 00 4 60 3 00 3 00 1 CO
Irown . 20325 16 t ) 1200 1200 c < a
Yearlings . 1012 5 00 6 00 800 4 00
. . 700 5 00 300
rubu * < 4 00 200
Jadger . 101 DO 60 CO 00CC 200CO
800 t 00 4 00 400 200
FOX
Silver ( according
to bcuuty ) . * 10000 CO CO 4MO 30 00 1000
illver Palo ( ac
cordlns to bea'yj CO 00 50 00 2000 1500 60)
7 00 a oo 200 1 CO 1 00
tted . 1 CO 1CO 1 00 76 23
uiuy . . 76CO CO 40 35 15
Clt . CO 40 30 20 10
Lynx . 300 2 00 1 CO 1 25 CO
Marten . 200 1 CO 1 00 1 00 CO
Mink . 80085E5 60K 43 25 10
Mink Dark. . . . E5 K 45 20 10
Mountain Lion.
( perfect head
und feet ) . 1O 2
Otter . 800 60 7 COO 4 00 200
Otler Pale . 700 C 00 4 00 300 1 5' )
laccoon . M-870 CO 35 20 10
Raccoon , Dlack
( as to beauty ) . . C0@ 2 35CO 20CO
SKUNK-
Hack , cused . 1 25 75 CO CO 25
Short striped . 100 70 45 40 20
Narrow Mrlped. . . 50 40 25 20 10
Iroail striped. . . .
Wolverine . 4 00 3 00 2 00 2007C 100
Wolf Mountain. . 3 00 200CO 1 CO 7C 40
Wolf Prairie. . . . , 62800 CO 40 20 10
leaver , per skin. 64 * 6 4 CO 2 00 4 00U 200
leaver Kits . 100 1 W 76 U
dUSKRATS
Spring .
Winter . 8810
Fa'l .
ICIts .
STOCKS AND UOMJS.
Thorn WIIN n Ileeldcd Contraction in
the " IK'nllllKrs.
NEW YORK , Mnrch 25. There was a decided
conlracllon In Iho dialings on the Slock exchange -
change securlllcH lodny , rUlectlns the unsatis
factory conditions prevnlllng. The continued sell-
ins of our securities held abroad , Including
many of the cholsest Investment bonds , lends
n social slcnincnnci lo the hardening tendency
of the foreliTU exchnngo market and In iiome
circles , mdlnarlly w.ll Informed , there la
expectation that u further appreciation In ex
change tatea will Induce the Treasury depart
ment til make a second call uiwn the depository
jnnks. Fortunately , money ls reported to be
easing up nt the weM end In other sections
and nn Inflow of funds to this center from the
ntfrlor should , under normal conditions , x > n
jegln. The trading today wns unrelieved by
outsldo operatlonu , the absence of commission
onlri-H In many Instances compelling brokers
o icali > on the lloor for fractions In order to
iuy omce expens.-s. Tot/ucco IInuriHl for one-
Iflh of nn aggregate of 110.000 shares , and only
wo other stocks Bugar nnd St. Paul reached
ho 10,001 shares marK. There was practically
10 news of Importance bearing upon values , ul-
ihDUuh an Ingenious story wau circulated lale
n Ihe day of nn agreement on the part of the
'residents ' of the nnthraclto coal companies to
ibandDii their combination governing the price
und production of cool. It U ncrdlera to sny 2
hero was no reflection on Ihe report of the
irlces In UIB anthracite share * . It may be taken
'or granted that any statements of the above
mport that may be made by officials ore simply
'or ' the purpu'o ' : of relaxing the vigilance of Ihe
eglslature nt various paintu.
Chicago Uas was strontr on what appeared
o IMI tlio Inslda buying. The advance In this
stock appears to elve color to recent reports
hat an u result of the Investigation by Attorney
lenenil Maloney of Illinois In this city , that
olllclal now taken a less hostile position toward
ho rvoreunUatlon plan. The riue was also at-
ended by statements that the company has u
at no sum on hand available for dividend pur-
rini'S. Tobacco sagged a point at the outset , but
lubsro.uenlly more than recovered Hi * loss , nl-
hough powerful Interests opposed to Ihe trust
mbllshed reiterated nnd comprehensive denials
if any alliance vr compronOu actual or con-
emulated. The general market opined Irregular
with the Inlurnullonal shares ulltihtly higher.
The irrunger clocks were also helped lo a moder
ate extent by Ihe substantial Increases ropnrted
n gr * earnings for the third week , The mar
ket was Irregularly weak for a time , when a
steadier tuna developed , together with Intense
until tha flnnl hour , when imrchnur
by Iho shorts caused central fractional Improve
inont. Tha clone was firm at slight net Rains n
n rulp , Ilonds wera flrtmr on dealings of JJ5I ,
OW. Advanced were scored Rencrally , which wn
unMceptlonal nstdo from Union Pacific sinking
fund * , which tofe 2 per cent , nnd Kimium
Topek/i / Zd and Northern Pacific 2.I. " , 2 per rent
aovcrnm nl were cllchlly higher for th new 4
Tlie Evening Pout's Iximlon financial cnMegrntn
wijul The pettlement today revonln.1 a sm l
accmni Contangom on Amerrcnns were 2'i pr
c. nt and the account In Americans was the
smallest for n long time ? . The tone of the mar
kets today wns generally Rood , except for mlnos
but there wn no activity apart from English
rallwnvn. which werelought largely. Americans
were belter , In sympathy with New York. Thi
Pnrlg nnd Ilcrlln markets wrri quiet.
The following were the closing quotations tin
tha lending stocks of the New York cxchnng
today :
AtchlBon N. Y , Contrnt HUN
Adnmn K * . N. Y. .tN. R .1071
Al'on.T. II Ontario AW HM
Am , Kxpro R 110 Oregon Imp
Il.illlmoro.VOhlo. Orriron N.iv. . . . . . . . 20
Canada Pacific. , . . O. S. U.V U. N
C.'inml.l Southern. . Pacific Mnll
Central Pacific. . . . P.I ) . A E . .U
Chf ) . fi. Ohio I'lttHbunr. , ICfl
Chlcairo ft , Allan . 1.1B I'nlbnnn P.ilnce. . . '
C..H.AQ 7-m Hemline ? , ! >
Chicago O.IH II7M U. O.V IK
Consolidated Un ? . , 1411 It. O.W.pfJ. . . . . . . 45
C. . C. , A A St. L. . . UOCK IMiind. "
Colo. Conl , V Iron. , St. Paul ! ! ! <
Cotlon Oil Cert. . . . ilo pM IIMU
Delawaro.t lltl'l. . St. 1'.V Omaha. . . . ! t7 *
Del. , Lack , k W. . . nil ilnptil l'.M4
I.tll.l. pfd 4 UM Southern I'noiile. .
I ) . AC. P. Co Sucar UcfluerV , , . . . 114 ft
Eric Tenn. Com -V Iron.
llO 1HI 1)1(1 ns Texas I'acltlc !
iln I'd pfd ! "J T.&O.Rupt. itM. . .
Forl Wnyno mi ) Union IMellle
O. Northern pfd. . IDS II. S. Express 43
C.AE. I. pfd 11)0 ) W. St.Ij. 1' "
Hocklnif Valley. . . w. at. i * .v i' . pfd. . I ?
IlllnolHCcntral. . . . Wells Panro lx. . . ! > &
St. P. ADitlutli. . . . W.Htcrn Union. . . , H3
K. AT.pfd ffe Wheollnir * I * U. .
Lnko Krlo A West lid I'M
do pfd M. XSt. L
LakuRhora D..V U. U
I ml Trusl n. i :
Loulsvlllo AN. . . . inn N. L
L. .VN. A H C. F. .tl
Manhattan ecu. . . . do pfil 101) )
MrmiihluA C 15 H.tT. O
M clilcnn Cent T. St. L. ft. K. C. . . .
Ml-Hourl Paclllo. , T. St. 1 , . .VK.C. pfd 10
MoblluA Ohio S. 11.11
NMHhvllloCli.'lt. . , . OH .S. K. U M
National Cordage. . OHW Am. Tob. Co
Nat. Conlairoprd. , ilo pfil 100
N.J. CiMilral ton Am. Tel. ft C. Co. . . . 111
N. AW. pfd Coin'l Cable Co. . . . ISO
North Am. Co tonsi Atu. Siip-rpfil 101) )
Northern P.icllle. . U. S. ConlftKo elil. . 18
N. Pacific nfd in , U. s. Ix.ithor pfil. . 00 > .
U. P. I ) . A O : i U.S. Uubbor. 211
Northwestern HI' ' ! * do pfil 83
doiifd S L. S..K. 1 trrct. 33838
Tha totnl sales of stocks today wer ? 100,32
BlinrtH , Including : American Tobacco , L'O.SW ;
KuKiir , 13,200 ; llqrllnRton , GGOO ; Chicago Onn ,
g , : < ! Oemral Klectrlc. 3,000 ; Louisville .t Nash
ville. 9,200 ; St. Paul , 11,600 ; Tennessee Conl ,
4,100.
Xew York Money .Market.
NUW YOKIC , Mnrch M. MONBY ON CALL
Knsy nt 3i3V& Pur ce.it ; last loan , 3',4 per cent ;
closed. 3fT34 ! per cent.
rm.MK MHUCANTII.K I'Al'KH flilfl per cent.
STKHLINO KXCHANdE Firm , with actual
buElnecfl In bankers' bills at JI.SS4TI.Si1 , ! for ile-
tnitnd nnd J4.87fH.87Vi for sixty das ; posted
rates. $4.S7'.4H.SS and Jl.S'J ; commercial bills.
H.SOM.
IIAK
SILVHIl ,
OOVnilNMUNV HONDS Sttady ; state bonds ,
dull ; nillroad bonds fnlil.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
*
U.S. 4s , roif. . now. 110M C. P. Ists of ' 03. . , . 101
U. S.-lacoup. nuw. HUH D. , VH. . 7H 113
U. S. 5s , n-g D & It. O. 4i
U. S. fia , coup Krlcuds ( ID
11. S.-lHroir G. H. JcS.A. ( la. . . . IDS
U. S. 4H , coup O. H. .tS.A. 7 , . . .
U. S. 2H. rag 05 H..VT.C. OS. . . . . . . 10H
Pacific UH of'03. . . 102 dolls 100K
Ala. , china A 10J M. . K. .t T. 1st 4a. .
Ala , , clans 11. 10J dod4i !
ino Mutuiil Union Us. . 111
Ala. Currency. . . . 101) ) N.J.C. ( Jen. Os. . . .
La. Nuw Con. ! . OSJI No. P.-ielllc lots. . .
MlHHoiirKls 100 do'Jds
100m
K. C. ( in m < 4 N. W. Consols 130 ! (
N. C. 48 103 do S. P. Uib. us. .
S. C. nonfimd B. O. Wot. Ism. . . 73
Teliu. new net 33. St. P. CunsolH 7s. . las
Tenn. new set us. . 111 do C. & P. W. s.
Tnnii. old ( Is no St. L. &I. M.Ojn.5
Vn. Centuries St.L.&S. P.Ga'.i.O. 100
do deferred Texas P.ic. Ista. . . HO
Atclilnon la do ' . ' ( U 22 W
Atehisoii''d A U. P. ism of 'OJ. . . . 10:11 : *
CnnnduSn. 'Jds. . . . lot Wc8lSharu4s 103 ? (
L. .V N. milllcd ! . 77M Southern 5s BOM
O. II. AN. 1st ? . . . . 10SU
lloxtou Sloelc Quotation * .
BOSTON. March 25. Call loans. 4SU per cent :
thno loans,4M3UH percent. Closln ? prleos for
Blocks , bonds and mining aliira ) :
A.T.&S. F W. Elec. DM . 04
Am. Suar 114JJ Win. Cantral . 042M
Am. Sugar pfd. . . . 1000 Kdlson Elec. nis . 135
IioySt.itoG.ia. . . . \0 % Ceil. Klec : nfd . UK
Bell Tolephono. . . 203 AtcJilHon 2ds . 2
DoBlon .t Albany. 210 Atchlsoa .
Boston i Maine. . Now Ensl.ind Cs. . Jf
C. 11. .fed 74 Alloucz Mining Co
Fltchbuir. . Atlantic . ll (
Hen. Electric Iloston ft Montm.i : 75Ji
Illinois Steel nmto.t Boston. . . . *
Old Colony 17(1 li Calumet & Heela. . 305
Ore. Short Line. . . . 3H Franklin . 1.K .
Rubber. 2(1
SanDleo 2(1HU Oscuola . 2(1 (
Union Pnclllc HU Quincy . 123
WcstlJnd 07 Tamarack .
West End nfrt 110 Wolverlno . . . , , . , .
. Elcc. . . . .10
PrnnclHco MlnliiK' O.tiotntloiin.
SAN FUANCISCO. March25.-Tl'ioofficial closing
quotutlonufor mining to2'cs toJ.iy were as fol
lows :
Alia 17 Gould & Curry 31
AluhnCon 11 Halo&Norcroas. . 115
Andes 33 Justice 11
Belcher 28 Kentucky Con ( I
Bcflt.t Belcher. . . . (17 Lady Wash. Con. . 5
BodloCon 25 Mexican , . . . . 00
Bullion 0 Mom 10
BulwcrCon 31 Occidental Con , . . . ill !
Cnlcaoma S Ophlr 125
ChiillengeCon 33 Overman in
Chollar. 47 Potosl 43
Confidence 05 Sivairo 37
Con.Cnl.&Vn. . . . 1(15 ( Sierra Nevada 70
Con. Imperial 2 Union Con 71
Crown Point CO Utah Con n
Exchequer 4 Yellow Jacket . . . 45
Silver bar * . 08 ? < c : Mexican dollars , 50350Ho.
Sight drafts , 5ej telegraphic. IMc.
New York MIiiliifT CltiotntfloiiN.
NEW YORK. March 25. The following are ths
closing mining quotations :
Bulwer 25 Ontario llfio
Chollar BO Ophlr. 1C5
Crown 1'olnt S5 Plymouth i'O
Con.Cal. & Va. . . . 165 Quicksilver 200
Dendwood 1HO Quicksilver pfd.COO ]
Gould A Curry. . . . . 35 SlorraNovada. . , . . 70
Hnlc&Norcroaa. . It,1 ! Standard Con IRQ
UomcHtakc 2SOO Union Con 74
Iron Silver 22 Yellow Jacket. . . . 47
Mexican f > 0
London Stock < liioatlon .
LONDON , March 23. 4 p. m. closing :
JonsolH , m'y lU'JU Mexican ordinary. 1H ! (
Conaols.nce't..lOO 13-10 St. Paul co.n . 7RU
Can. 1'aclfic 05i N. Y. Central. . . . . . OOW
Erie ! * ? Pennsylvania S4M
Erlo2ds 71 Kendlnsr 6J
111. Central 07H Mex. Con. new 4s. . 72
I1AII SILVKR 31 S-lCd per ounce.
MONEY M per cent.
The rate of discount. In the open market for
short nnd three inonltia' bills Is 11-1CQK per cent.
ForolBii Financial AfTiilm.
I1ERL1N , March 5. KxclmnRC on Lon'on , eight
lay ' KlRht , 20 marks 4S',4 pftf.
1'AHIS , Mnrcli 25. 4 p. m. Three per cent
rcnteri , 10K 70s for the nccaunt. Uxchanec on
London , 20f 2214o for checks.
LONDON , March 25. Oold Is quMod nt Iluenoa
AyrcB today nt 222 ; Madrid , 19.23 ; Ltiilion , 26 % ;
St. Petersburg , U > ; Athens , 77 ; Rome , 1CO.C5 ;
Vlcvina , 103. _
FlimuclulOCN. .
nOSTON. March 25. Clearings , 13,4C2.314 ; bal
ances , ji.cis.or. .
IIALTIMOIIK. March 25. Clearlnirs. Jl,863,704j
balances , 1224,402.
NEW YOUIC. March 23. Clearlnso , J79,340,070 ;
balances , JW ( , 23.
I 1IILAIEU'1IIA. March 25. Clearings , J10-
SS7.073 ; balances , lS.rG,172.
ST. LOUIS , March 25. Clenrinss , $3JCC,07C ;
iiilanccu , ttiC,05S. Money. CiH ( | ivr rent. New
York cxdiungi- , par bid , 25c premium nuked.
CHICAGO , March 25 , Money , unclinnReil ; on
rail , C per cent ; on time , 7 per cent , New York
xclmnKe , 30o discount. Posted rules , sterllnB ,
Ionium ) , t4.88 > i ; ulxty days. K.7U. Clearings ,
$12,314,000. _ _
ICiiiiniiH City MurUi'lN ,
KANSAS CITY , March 23. WHEAT I/iwcr ;
S'o. 2. 61c ; No. 8 , UdKa ! No. 3 leil , 72f(7So. (
COHN Scarce : unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , 23c ;
No. 3 wMte , 23H239JC ,
OATS Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , 2682JVicj ( No. 2
while. IS'.ic.
IlYE No. 2 , S3ff34c.
HAY Very llrm ; timothy , IS.Meil.CO ; prairie ,
5.50 5.TO.
llUTTEH-Sleady ; creamery , 17019c ; dairy , 12 ®
e.
at 8Uc.
I'eurfn
PKOniA. March 25.-COHN Firmer ; new No.
, 27Wc ; new No. 3 , 26ie.
OATS-mrarty ; No. 3 white , 10US19Vic ; No , 2
white. 1SH318KC.
IlYE Dull , nominal ; No. 2 , 3Cc.
WHISKY Market strndy ; finished coodt , en
he bails of 11.23 for high wlnej.
HKCEIPTB Corn , W.800 Img. ; oat * , C2.8M bus. ;
ye , noie ; whUky , none ; wheal , none.
SHIPMENTS Corn. 19,650 bus. ; oats , 43.WO
JUH. ; rj'o , none ; whisky , 300 gula , ; wheat , COO
bus. _ 51
Mlnueiiiiullu Wlieut. Jt
MINNEAPOLIS , March 2J.-WHKAT-Sleady ;
March , tSVic ; May. MHc ; July. w c. On track
> o. 1 hard. C9Hc ; No. 1 r > rtlitrn , CStiu ; Nu. :
northern , 7 * c ; receipts , K > 4 earn. 61
I'MH'll Bteudy ; drat | uitmt , J3.15iI3.Wi second 14
end putenls , t3.OOiT3.10 ; lint clear * , | 2.U ;
clears , l2.00flMO.
47
Jlnrket. S3
NEW YOIIK. March 26. 8UQ All-Haw , firm ;
sales , 4,128 bate * Cuba , crnlrifugul , tC ttnl , ut 78
S-I6c. pX'Shlp , 18
LONDON , March 25-BUaAH-Cnne , quiet and 73
unchuiiKcd.
T-DulI ; March , lia < lid ; April , 12s CO. 84
OMAHA LIVMJrOGK MARItliT
Generally Largo -Bbicipts Bring a Dcclin
on Beer1 Oftttlo ,
FAIR DEMAND 3PHOLDS UP PRICES
Scllcrn ITiMrlllli/c"lo / Cimrcitr All th
Ilnjcr * AOcj'iuiii ' Slow TriulliiHT
llexiilln UIIKN" TnUc Aimthor
10 ' &t > iiDrou. .
WKDNESDAV , March 23.
Receipts for the days Inillcntctl nre !
Gallic. Hogs. Slictp. Horse ? .
March 25 2,113 4.371
Mntrli 21 2or. C 2\8 1,05s
Mnrcli 23 1,15 } 770 031
Mnrch 21 685 2.2CJ . . . . C6
Mnrcli 20 ' 1.45J 8,223 43 ] 13
Mnrc'i 19. 1,373 3D4 * 830 T3
Mnrch 18 1,515 6,343
The disposition of the day's receipts wns
us follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ler of head Indicated :
Iluyrifi. Cnttlo. Hos . Sliccp.
Omnhn. Packing Co. . . , C3 f > ? C
The O. 11. llnmtnnml Co 320 H9
Swift nml Company M3 2,03
The Cudahy Packing Ca 3S5 1,218
1 * . I ) . Armour , Chlcnga , 111. . . . 263
A. Hans ; 114
11. llock-r & Uegan 199 . .
Ynnnnnt & Co 11
.1. I. . Cnrey r.S
Wilson * llobhlch IDS
llonlnn A Underwood .11
Other buyers 1(7
Left over 200 . .
Tolnl , . . . ,2,1D3 4,016
CATTLE It wns nnotltcr day of liberal
receipts , there being 2,113 cattle In , ns
against 2,085 yesterday and 1,610 on Wednes
day of last week. Other points were re
porting largo receipts and lower markets ,
especially on heavy beef cuttle.
Under the conditions prevailing nt other
market points sellers were generally pre
pared for lower prices here , but still they
were a little slow to mnko concessions ,
which kept the market from being very
active. The demand , however , wns fnlr ,
both local nnd shipping , nnd the move
ment was as nctlve as could be expected
under the circumstances. The heavy cat
tle sold about lOc lower , while the handy
light cattle did not show so much decline ,
In fact , were pretty close to steady In
some cases.
The market on cows nnd heifers did not
show much change. Good stuff was fully
Eteady nnd the demand was nctlve , the
offerings being picked up readily. The
medium grades were n little easier and not
such free sellers.
The fresh receipts of stockers nnd feeders
were- light nnd tbq market In good shape ,
values being Just about steady on all
grades. The country demand keeps up
and arrivals meet with quite ready sale
on about every day of the week.
Yesterday one buyer from Iowa picked up
fJG3 head nnd shipped them-Into the coun
try last night. Representative sales :
* STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. NO. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT.
1. . . . DM J3 00 16..10)1 J3 fS 27..1243 J3 65
2. . . . S3) 315 21..1234 3 .15 21..1070 365
5..122 ! 323 23..1529 3 f. . " , 16. . . . 90S 3 65.
I..1100 32T S3..1332 3 C5 17..1234 365
1..1100 325 SO..1226 SCO 19..12V ) 370
2..1225 330 C..115S S G ) 27..1573 370
2..1SJ ) 3,40 G..1131 360 2).1500 370
1..1270 340 1G..I.12GI 3 CO 19..1245 370
1..14 < 0 SCO 38..1144 3 M 4..1170 370
! 5..12I9 350 65..1153 361 11. . . . W3 370
22..1146 3 CO 22.1..11SS 363 37..I2SG 370
1..1110 350 11..1123 360 SS..1214 370
16. . . . S68 3 CO a.1210 360 21..1611 370
16..10" SCO 12.-.1141 360 50..1116 370
! . . . . ! 350 13..1037 360 11..1100 375.
1..1230 355 12w..l022 360 IS..12.17 373
31..1171 3 15 20..9(1 SCO 21..1242 .175
1. . . . ! ) SO 3 C3 12.'MM 360 21..1428 373
17. . . . 927 353 ll.13IO 365 23..1-139 375
13.1183 355 7u.j1303 365 12..1j 2 375
C. . . . ! lf,6 3 C5 9..1202 365 21..1131 375
:0..11T9 353 4r..13t)3 ) 365 20. . . . 911 360
1..1210 3 RS 22.11 ? 365 2..1525 360
48..1073 3 55 1. . . . 9W 365 S..1158 360
19..1133 3 M 20H..13K > 365 20..1613 3 SO
17..1270 3 S5 4..lOCp 3 65 15..1J'J7 4 03
4. . , . 6M 3 53 r
f cows.
l'.11034 2 40 1..113) 2 83
1.I..10U 230 S..1183 290
I.,1fl7 , < > 250 4..11G3 290
, . . ( ) 23) 1..1330 290
l.100J ! 250 1..10G ) 2-90
lvr.1'750 ' 2 CO ' 2.111) 2W
tT. . . 9CD 2 59 , UV . < . -.1H3 ' 2 90
I.1370r2 50 ,30 , . ] 2 ! > : , :
l ! ? . . 9JO 2 55 4..1170 3 00
3.936 2 60 21..1100 3 00
.1033 2 GO 10. . . .1130 30)
.1033 260 JO..1136 300
.1035 263 7..1100 300
.1095 263 ,1..1190 S Od
.1110 2 85 ' ? : , . 1240 3 00
13..1076 263 2.1315 3 DO
l..illCO 265 1..1200 300
. .1153 2 G3 16..12M. 3 00
. . S3' ' ) 270 l..12V ) 300
1..115' ) 275 11..1107 3 05
1..11M 275 1..1380 3 03
l.:132) ) 275 1..N.1570 305
1..J2JO 275 25..10sl 310
2..1105 275 1..I220 3 IS
1..IOOO 275 2..1215 315
1..M010 275 3. . . .1280 3 15
.1030 2 75 9..1116 3 15
.1160 2 75 1C..1187 3 20
.1065 2 10 15..1142 3 23
.1121) 280 1..11CO 325
.660 285 2..1203 3 25
.940 215 1..1WJ 320
4..1007 283
IIETFERS. I
. . 610 265 6. . . . 566 3 15
. . C14 2 63 2. . . . 575 3 0
. . . CW 2G5 S. . . . 10) 3 25
. . 390 2 73 2. . . . 665 323
. . 760 275 D. . . . G0 3 30
, , 400 3 00 3. . . . 780 3 33
. .490 3 00 1. . . . 740 3 33
. . GIG 3 10 4. . . . 133 3 40
. . 460 3 10 1. . . . 4CO 3 CO
. . 9CO 3 15
13ULLS.
1..1120 173 3..1090 2 G3 1..13:0 273
1..13CO 200 1..1100 265 1..1HO 275
3..1390 223 2.-1455 263 1..1MO 360
1..1400 2 CO 1..H2J 270 10..1511 280
1..13M 2 CO 1..1190 270 1..H90 260
1..1160 250 1..1490 270 1..15CO 283
1..1210 2 CO 6..1C91 270 1..1240 283
1..1140 2 DO 1..1690 2 70 1. . . . 90) ) 2 90
1..1M5 2C5- 1..1COO 275 I/.1410 300
1..1410 265 1..15.V ) 275 1..1510 300
1..133) ) 263 1..1I20 275 1..I4UO 300
8TAOS.
1..1100 260 1..1CCO 323 1..1IOO 325
2..1GC3 320 3..1.U93 325 1. . . . 810 SCO
1..1U80 3 23 . ,
CALVES.
3. , . . 2C5 250 1. . . . 120 4 CO 1. . , . 170 525
1 , . . , 37J ( 290 2. . . . 130 400 1 , , . , 240 525
1 , . , , 70 3 00 1. . . . 150 50) 1. . . , 200 525
1. . . . 250 300 J. . . . 110 50) 2 , . ' . . 230 525
4. . . . 365 323 I. . . . 00 CW 2. . . . 140 623
2. . . . 290 325 1. . . . 100 500 2. . . . 1WO 650
2. . . . 75 3 CO 1. . . . 110 S0 1. . . . 210 550
1. . . . 320 365 1. . . ; 150 6 23 -
STOC'KEHS AND FEEDERS.
1. , . , 370 225 1. . . . C90 323 7. . . . 675 360
1. . . . 560 250 1..10SO 330 1. . . , 410 3 to
1. . . . 720 260 3..1060 335 3. . . . 760 3 GO
3 , . , . C93 270 1. . . . 9)0 335 4. . . . 415 360
4..1000 275 3. . . ; 720 345 44. . . . 660 365
2. . . . CG3 275 1 530 SCO 15. . . . C65 3 C5
1. . , . 540 300 1 663 SCO 4. . . . 510 363
2 . . . 4S5 300 3 , . . . 735 SCO 7 , , . . GI2 365
1 , . . . 830 300 1. . . . 420 360 G. . . , 721 365
2.-735 300 C. , . . 841 S 55 4. , . . 947 365 .
1 , .650 300 41. . . . 869 355 1. , . , 910 365
1 810 310 II. . . . 5W 3 C5 S. . . . 686 370
4. . . , 657 311) 9. . , , 484 353 3 , . . . C93 370
2. . , . 835 310 2 , , . . 835 355 7. . . . 90 ; 350
1 . CM 325 1. , . . GIO 3 CO 1. , . . C60 370
2 ! ! . 693 325 l.970 ! SCO 29. . . . 761 370
110SO 3 K 23..J-46S 3 6J 7. . . . 730 370
1 " 72J 325 1. . , ' . 8CO SCO 13. . . . 904 & 70
2" ! ! CW 323 7WS , , SCO ] . . . , 410 373
HOGS The ilownu'tird course of the hog market
continues. Today/Ih'i'fo were 4.371 hoes In , ( is
against 5,253 yestcTany"nnd 5,892 on Wednesday
of last week , thoJdWtlne In the market having
apparently dlecourngvd shipments to uoinv ex
tent. In addition'UHVhe truth receipts there
were GOO holdovers/jjWflklnB close lo C.OOO hogs
All other markets" 'were ' reported lower , and
there waa no execution < t } the rulu here. Thin
inaiket opened CSjflOc.l'iwer , and was fulrly nc- f
tlvu nt I titdecline1 ! The gient bulk of all tlio
hogs Hold at 13.JCttlS.40 , as against J3.COfi3.70
yenterday. the mon.1 p ifilar price being (3.CO , as
against ' 3.C5 yestcrda y , , .
Thu puckerH all < \imod ; hogs , nnd Ihe demand
was good nt the urVlmi' . In addition to the re-
nulivmenta ot Hie 1'fcnl packers , there was a
good shipping dtmaiHnfor light hogs. As high
us 13.80 wns offmd for a > tort of 170-lb. hci s ,
hut there are vet > t-Xuw of that kind coming
and It mjulrcs the" sorting over of too many
hogs , Everythlne.rrld.Jn good season , and nn
early cleatance iraa ( 'Effected , Representative
sales ; tSi-MtJ
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. IT.
C7 S39'2403CO G ) 303 . . . 3 CO
67 S52 . . . 3 35 ? ! f 61 2M . . . 360
18 311 . . . 3'WJI J C9 234 40 3 60
75 239 60 3tAa * 76 245 120 3 CO
57 239 M 3165 3 - 19 241 . . . 360
62 277 . . . 3C3J . ' K 141 80 3 GO
47 16S 60 3 55 30 SOI , , , 3 CO
61 289 ICO 3 CS . C2 245 , , , 360
38 2SO 40 3 65 . 46 242 . . . 360 ( .
21 313 . . . 3 S6 68 835 . , , SCO
16 330 . . . 363 40 200 . . . 360
48. 281 bO 3 65 69 , . , 249 , . . 3 O )
55 264 . . . 3C5 Cl 863 80 3 GO
70 , , . . , . .279 . . . 3 65 5 48 243 SO 3 CO
13. , . . , .279 . . . SC5 * C4 270 . . . 360
63 2S6 60 3 to 63 238 60 3 GO
2S4 2SO 355'- , , . . , , , , 80 8 GO
57. . . . . , .304 80 3 6 $ 55 885 SO 3 60
. .310 60 S C3 . 71 206 . . . SCO ,
21.233 W 3 S3" . " , , , , , , , , 60 3 CO
33 2C5 . , , 3C5 | . , , , , , , . bO 3 M
56 313 . . . 3C5. 47 , , J46 . . . 360
, 299 J20 355 62 ! 42 . „ 360
. . . . , Xt , , , S C5 68 251 . . . 360
CO IS7 . . . 355 62 249 . . . 36' )
GO 239 . . . 3 CV G ] , , .219 60 3 CO
931 ICO 355 U , .291 . . . 360
, , .814 . . . 3 C7W 77 237 60 3 6214
59.1 2W . . . 8 67V4 61 2ZO . . . 3 6S14
, , . . . , .26 ! , , . 3 S7V4 115 215 . . . 3 C2H
211 . . . J CO 71 t' 40 3 C2V
229 40 3 CO . C5 215 . . . 3 G2',4 '
70.i Kt 80 3 60 t ! ,211 . . . 3 C2lg
207 69 SCO U U3 . . . 3 Ji
M Jtt . . . JCO 24. . . . . . . . . 'J
o7 JSJ . , , ICO W 20S . . . 1 <
67 ti 40 960 74 Ill . . . S 8.1
U 2 < 3 . . . 3 M C fjl . . . IM
. . . . , , , . 40 3 CO 107 221 ID M
71 .Ill . . . SM M..CM . . . 3 !
69 TTW . . . SCO CG 2SO . . . 3(3 (
riOS-ODOS AND HNDS.
I J80 , , , SID t 319 , . , 3 S2 > * .
I . . . < . . . SI'i 4 3 . . . X M'l
4 187 . . . 350 2 293 . . . S MH
1 2 , , , SCO B 219 . . . 3 US
2 330 . . . SCO 7 1611 . . . SCO
SIIEIJP There were no shcop lo m.ikn n mar-
kct. The dfinnnd has tcn Rood all lhl wctk
nnd dealrnMo mulKmii hnvo met with rondy
sales nt good strong prices.
CII1OAUO 1.1VI3 STOCK.
Price * for Cattle Arc on tlio Iluwn
CHICAOO , Mnrch 25. 1'rlccs for cnttlc nrc en
the down Brndc. Snlcn were on a bafls of from
13.40 to 14.40 for common to fnncy dressed beef
nnd ( hipping sleorii , with the bulk of the Mies
At $3.75 to | 4 , Exporters were nfniln good buyers ,
but they InMfU-ii upon petting them chenp , nnd
It took very elmlca lceve to bring much over
} 4. I'rlcen nro nlwut ns low as ever before
known. Hclfcrs nre relatively bettor than Mccis ,
very few roltiR no low as J2. while go-d to
choice lots tell romllly nt from $3 to I3.7S.
Cnlves nre coming foiwrttd In files Increased
nunilKM-n thnt ptlces hnvc tlecllneil simrply , the
l > est fetching from J5.25 to J3.50. Texns entile
wcro In fnlr demand nt from J2.90 to II.
I'rlces fur ) K > I > toJny suffered n further re
duction of from Go to loc , sales ranging nt from
J3.CO to 3.90. ttlth choice mlxfd wlllnif ns liUh
119 J4 , nnd choice light ngnln bilnglng Horn J4 to
I4.1J , n they wcrn ccnrcc nnd In urgent de
mand. Trnda wns fairly active , with sales largely
nl from 13.70 to J3.75 for heavy , nnd nt from M.W
tii J3 , ! ) for mixed ,
Ouninon to fancy sheep were salable nt fr.m
3 l i J4 , fed wecti'i-ns ngnln comprlslnu a grout
hulk of the offerings , nnd tinnsnctloni were
cMelly nl from J3.60 to I3.S3. Lnmhs > ld nt
from $3.99 to H.83 , nnd prices wcie flrmsr than
for pheep.
Itrcclpto : CXittle , 17X ( lirnd ; hogs , 33,000 head ;
V 17,000 head.
WI5iiCIY PACIClMi 1IUIISI3 OUTPUT.
l IiiVfiiiont < if UIIKN for ( be
AVci-k nml the NI-HMOII.
CINCINNATI , O. , Slnrch 23. ( Sprclal Tele
gram. ) Tomorrow's 1'rlco Current will say : A
lessened. moveiiiKit of hoga Is shown by the
records for the past week , western packers hav
ing handled 225,000 head , compared with 303,000
head the 'preceding week nnd 270,000 limit for
I'orifsiiondlng time lust year. Vrom Mnrch 1
the totnl ' Is S70.000 litnd , nRnln.it 1,010,000 bond n
year ago' I'romliunt places compare ns follows :
1'la-c. 1 'JJ. .
Chlcngo 323,010 435,003
Kansas City. 91.0 > M 133,000
Omalm 03,000 70,00)
HI. Louis 75,000 63.00)
Indlannpolls . . . 31,000
Mlluaukcc . . . . 60,000 41.009
Cedar Itaplds. . 8,000 23,1)1) ) . )
Ottumwa 1C.OW 21,000
Nebraska Clly. . 14.0O )
Sioux City I2.0IX )
St. Paul 14KW ( 24,0 < W
St. Joseph 11,000 24,000
Kniixii.s Clly I.lvt * Stock.
KANSAS CITY , March 25.-CATTLE-Rc-
cclpls , 6,801) head ; shipments , 2.70) ) heart ; lest
grades , CiTlOc lower ; othcrn weak , 5c lower ;
Texas steers , J2.70ff3.60 ; Texas cows , J2,13f/2.90 ;
beef steers , J3.0W4.15 ; native CCWR , Jl.OJii3.GO :
stockcrs nnd feeders , J2.5903.80 ; bulls , 12. , " ; ) * ?
3.20.
HOGS Recclpls. 10,500 head ; shipment * . 900
Head ; market 5o lower ; bulk of iles , IS.C003.G3 ;
heavies , I3.4rij73.cn ; packers , J3.5Ti03.70 ; mixed ,
I3.45g3.65 ; llg.its , J3.2'iJ3.60 ' ; Yulkers , J3.5303.GO ;
pigs , tS.S003.fiO.
SHEEP Receipts , 5,100 head ; phlpments , 30)
liead ; market steady ; lambs , J3.5Q04.SO.
Xcw York I.lve Stock
NEW YORK , March 23. REEVES Receipts ,
477 head ; nctlve ; steady to llrm ; native steers ,
vwr to prime , J1.1004.r,7',4 ' ; oxen , S3.OOil3.C4 ; hulls.
2.1003.63 ; dry cows , Jl.60iT3.23. Eun.pean cables
luote American steers at 9093JC , dressed weight ;
refrlKerntor beef at 4fjGc ; experts today , 4,46)
'lunrterfl of beef.
SHEEP AND LAUDS Receipts. 6,691 head ;
active ; sheep , poor to prime , JS.OJff I.IM ; lambu ,
common to choice , J4.50ii.23.
HOGS Receipts , 7,458 head ; weak ; JI.30B4.60.
Si. LntilM Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , March 25. CATTLE Receipts , 2.20J
head ; market easy , hut not lower ; native beeves ,
t3.40Sl.40 ; Texas sUers , J3.005J4.00 ; slockcrs and
reeders , J2.25ff3.G5 ; cows nnd hclfera , J2.W83.CO ,
Lulls , utngs , etc- . , J2.00f3.00.
HOGS Receipts , 7.0.W bend ; market CftlOc
owcr ; heavy , J3.COff3.90 ; mixed , $3.5033.80 ; lights ,
J3.70fi3.95.
S11EE1 * Receipts , 600 head ; market strong ;
natives , J3.40ij4.00 ; westerns , J3.40Q3.75 ; southern ,
f3.25iS3.C5 ; lambs , J3.75g4.CO.
Stock. In Sleht.
' Record' of rtceipts'nl' the four principal mar-
tets for March 23 , 1SSO :
Cattle , lltws. Sheep.
South Omaha 2,113 4,371
Chicago 17,000 33,000 17,001
tnnsas City G.FOO 10,500 5.10)
St. Louis 22H 7,000 8)1) )
Totals 27,113 54,871 22,900
St. I.on I m Gcncrnl Market.
ST. LOUIS , Mnrch 23. FLOUR Very < iulel on
lomratlc.nccount nnd no expert business. cnbUu
jelng entirely too lo\y. rntenls , J3.5503.C5 ; extra
fnncy , J3.23S3.35 ; fancy , J2.S302.95 ; choice , J2.C50
21C5.
( .WHEAT Opened weak and lower on plentiful
ifferlngs , th n rallied sharply on nn ndwtncc
'n'ChlcngD , where the ehorts were buying freely ,
iccame wcnlt 'ngnln nnd clcued unsettled ; No.
2 red , cash. G2c elevator , 70f72u track ; May.
SXSSS'/ic ; July , CDKc.
CORN Futures llrm most of Ihe session , but
lulot ; spot , higher ; No. 2 mixed , cash , 26c ;
May , 264f2G4c ! ; July , 274c. !
OATS Kulures dull and weak most of the
session , but closed llrm ; spot , steady ; No. 2
cash , lSic ; May , 19V 019c ; July , 19c.
RYi : Quiet , 370380 track.
CORN MEAL-tl.350.1.40.
HIIAN In demand lit 4Cc asked for sacked ,
east track , for nearby use , while eastern uhlppers
urn out at 45c.
SEED Steady , S3Sc. !
TIMOTHY SEEU-J2.6003.25.
HAY Quiet and steady ; prairie , J5.GOS8.00 ;
I moth y , JC.OU013.00 , this side ; timothy , J11.000
2.50 , east side.
1'OULTRY Turkeys , 12c ; chickens ,
ducks , lOci geese , G03'ic.
HUTTER-Sleady ; creamery , 17022o ; dairy , 12 ®
8c.
EGGS Firm at 854c.
WHISKY-J1.22.
LEAD Dull and weak , sellers askingJ2.90 nnd
could be purchased at J2.87H. n
SI'ELTER-SellerB at J2.95.
COTTON TIES 72c.
HAGOING-405C.
PROVISIONS 1'ork , quiet ; standard mess. Job
bing , new , J9 ; old , J8.CO. Lnrd , dull ; choice ,
Jl.8504.90. Ilncon , boxed shoulders , J5.25 ; lone" ,
J5.CO ; rits , J5.50 ; shorts , J5.G2V4. Dry milt nvats , "
boxed shoulders , J4.50 ; longs , J5 ; rlba , 55 ; shorts ,
lS.12'i. '
RECEIPTS-Flour , 2.000 bbls.j wheat , 6,000 bu. ;
corn , 31.000 bu. ; oats , 19,000 bu.
SI 11 I'M ENTS Flour , 5,000 bbls. : wheat , 12,000
bu. ; icorn 11,000 bu. ; oats , 12,000 bu ,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK , March 25. COFFEE Options
-opened barely steady ; March contracts , C po'ntH
higher , tut Inler months , 6020 pnlnts lower ;
March UMnff wnntrd by shark ) , while later de- Is
HvcrlcH were depressed by unfavorable cables ;
closnl steady ; March , unchanged : other months ,
C015 points net decline ; sales , 18,750 Ings , Includ
ing March , J13.20iJ13.25. Spot coffee Rio. dull ; No.
7 , Wic ; mild , < iuet ! ; Cordovn , flC.V.'ViidS.W ; sales ,
200 bags Central American , p. t. Wnielinso de
liveries In Urilt'd HtntiH yesterday , 11,365 bags ,
Including 7.3CG Imm nt New York ; New York
.stock , today , 2)5,435 bags ; United States slock ,
242,620 bags ; afloat for1 the United States , 243,800
bags ; total vhilblu for the United States , 4S2.426
bags , MKulnst 438,165 bags list year ,
SANTOS , Mnrch 25. Fl'in ; ifojd average San-
IOM , 15.COO rcls ; receipts , 2,000 bags ; stock , 155,000
/IAMHURG / , March 25. Unchanged , U pfg. de "
cllnc ; snliii , 15,009 bngs.
HAVItn. March 23. Quiet , U01f net decline :
sales , 21.000 IIOKS. nf
RIO I > E JANEIRO , March 25. Steady : No. 7 ,
4,857 rels ; exchange , 8 13-lCd ; iccolpts , 6,000 Ings ;
lenrnl for the United States , 4,000 bags ; stock ,
. ' ,000 boss.
of < i nil a S
NEW YORK. March 25. Special cnblc nnd
elcgrnphlo dispatches to Ilrailutr "l's , covering In
nrlnclnnl polntH nf accumulation , Indicate the.
llaw.ni ; clnn ei In the nvalilU tupplks , Srlu .
day. March 21 , nri compated with llm preceding
Saturday : Available supplies of wheat , United
States and Canada , east nf Rocky mountains ,
clecrrast. , 1,227,000 bu. ; ullaut for nnd In Europe ,
ilrcreniip , 2,4 > 0ftl' , ) Ii4. : total decrease world's
available stock , 3,707,00) In. ; corn , United Mutes
nnd Canada , fast of Rocky mounlatas , In
crease , 650,000 bu. ; exits , United Stairs and Can
ada , east Hocky mountains. Increase , 725,000
bu , .
Cult mi Murk i-t.
NEW ORLEANS. March 25. COTTON-Steady : .
middling. 7Hc ; low middling , 7 7-lf.o ; good or
dinary , 7',4c' ! net tecelpts , 6,240 balm ; gross ,
5,626 bales ; exports to France , 6,730 bulcii ; Hales ,
4,350 hales ; stock , 248,350 bales.
NEW YORK , March 25.-COTTON-Q.ulet ; mid of
dling. 7 13-lCo ; net receipts , none ; gross , 2,057
hales ; exports to Omit llrltnln , 3,423 bales ; to :
the continent , 2,698 baled ; forwarded , 171 hales ;
sales , 437 Inles nil uplnners ; stock , 100,675 bale .
ST. I-OU18 , March 25. COTTON-QulrtJ mid
dling 7'ic ; palm , 300 bales ; receipts , 109 bales ;
.hlpmtnts , 1,145 bales ; slock , 60,619 tales.
Toledo < i ml n ,
TOLEDO , March 20. WHEAT Firm ; active ;
No. 2 cash , 70u ; May , 70V > c ; July , 6CHc. > f
< X > UN-Actlve ; Btcady ; Na 2 mixed , 23 < ic ; May ,
SOc .
Ic.OATSSteody ; No. 2 nilxetl , 21c ; No. 2 while ,
UY'E Dull ; Nn. 2 cash , SSc.
OljOVER SEED Active ! prime cash nnd
March. 14.40. '
RECEIPTS Wheat , l.OM bu.j o--rn , 17,000 buj
oat . GOO bu. : clover ett-d , (70 li
BHII'MBNTS Klour. 1,00 } l.bls. ; whcut , 6.GOO
bu. ; corn , VM ) bu , ; clover seed. &X ) bag .
Dry ( JooilM SlarUet.
NEW YORK , March 25.-For easonablo aluffi
many urdtrs fur moderate Humilities were re
ceived. I'rlntlng cloth * In moderate demand at
n
Wheat ( tuulatloiix.
BAN FRANCISCO. March 2J.-W EAT-Qulctj
liny. it
LIAISON ENDS IN A TRAGEDY
Rich Lotlmrio Lands in Jn.il with n
Olinrgo of Mardor Against Hinii
GIRL WAS LEADING A DOUBLE LIFE
Kvlilcncr ( lint He Kllleil UN MI treN < i ,
nml , After Alti-iiiptliin Sulelile ,
\Veiikeneil unit l.'li-il , Only
to He Arrenteil.
PHlUADRU'llIA , Mnrch 25. There Is lit
tle doubt toilfty thnt Annie McOrath , the girl
who was found dead nt 2926 Olrard nvoituc on
Mondny night , was cither Ulllul ns the re
sult of a plnn for double sulcldo with Samuel
1 * . LntiKilon , the wealthy coal opcrntor , whoso
mistress rho was , or that eho nlono com
mitted sulclile. The evidence lime fnr ad
duced points conclusively to the * theory that
LiiiRdon took her life and then attempted
to commit suicide , hut forsook this purpose
nnd fled from the IIOIIEO.
The wet towel which lay over the K'fl's '
face when the body was found la In the
possession of the detective department , but
Its condition Is kept n profound secret. The
most Incriminating fact , however , Is thnv
the Blrl's lips nnd nlmost the entire In
terior of the mouth were burned nnd dis
colored ns If by ncld poison , while LanRdon's
tor.Rito , from tip to palate , ( s n scries of
ulcers and mucous patches which , according
to his own statement were nn there before
Momlny. ilu condition Is almost exactly
similar to that , existing In the Rlrl'H mouth ,
except In the Inttcr It Is more nggravuto.l.
The stntomolitH made by Dcrtha Stewart ,
the colored servant employed by the couple ,
clearly show Important fuels. She was the
last person , with the exception of I.angdon ,
who saw the girl alive. This was about
3:30 : o clock Sttntlny nftcrnoon. Mrs. Lang-
don , ns she. wns known , came down stairs
nnd told the servant to prepare dinner.
She then returne.l to the bedroom , where
her supposed husband had been with her
all dny. There was no further sign from
the upper part of the house until 4:30 : , when
she heard n piercing scream. She hurried
upstairs and knocked nt the door. Langdon ,
clad only In n night shirt , opened the door
slightly and told her that her mistress was
suffering from a bilious attack , to which
she was subject. Through the aperture the
servant saw her mistress lying on the bed
with the towel on her face. She wns motion
less nnd may have been dead at that time.
Langdon had evidently been lying on the
floor.
At C o'clock 'ho came down alone to din
ner and told the girl not to disturb htsr mis
tress , who was not well. nc gave her the
keys of the liouso and left , saying he was
going to Now York. That flight the body
was discovered. The girl's relatives deny
thnt she was ever subject to bilious at
tacks.
Tuesday morning the Stewart girl re
ceived n postal card from Langdon. It had
been mailed after he left the house the night
before , and instructed her If her mistress
was no hotter by Tuesday to notify her
father , Henry JlcOrath , 2018 Gratz street.
COMPLAINED OF U13ING ILL.
When arrested yesterday Langdon com
plained of being 111 and shortly nfterward
vomited copiously. Ho told Pollca Surgeon
Andrews that his tongue nnd throat were
ulcerated from exccwlve smoking , but that he
had not before been troubled by such an
affection. . The surgeon found the throat In
good condition , and snys that Fmoklng does
not produce such nn ulecratlon as In this
case. The mouth looked as if it had been
, burned | by nn Irritant , such ns ether ot
chloroform. It might have , been produced by
a mineral acid In a small quantity. It was
clearly recent.
The authorities refuse to Bay whether or
lot the towel uhows nny spots , but they ad
mit that there was the odor of drugs In the
rooms. This may bo explained by the fact
that both other nnd chloroform evaporate
rapid y and after the I3pso of some hours
oultl leave no cdor.
Ono of the first results of ether , said the
under Its f-1"1"10'10"- person Juot put
Influence might become excited
and scream loudly , it Is almost certain that
the commonwealth holds this theory of the
Detective Prank P. Geyer , who unraveled
the Holmes murders. Is on the case and
when asked for his opinion said : "People
'
don't scream unless placed In a perilous
position. Only one theory can be held. The
girl Is dead , and the man Is alive and locked
up. "
Bertha Stewart made the further state
ment today that orv Monday morning she
went to awaken Langdon , but could not
arouse him. She heard him breathing
stontoriously almost snoring. She made
another attempt later In the day with a
similar result.
Special Murder Investigator Darlow of the
district attorney's ofllce was closeted with
the detectives for a time today.
The father of the dead girl told Coroner
Ashbrldgo today that his daughter had de
ceived him. Her excuse for absences of
three or four days at n time was that she
had been visiting friends , and this was ac-
coptcd without question.
No time has been , set for the Inquest.
The girl's body has been removed to her
father's homo , and will bo quietly burled In
day or two.
Detective Geyor positively contradicts the
statement that Langdon is divorced from his
wife.
Prof. Leffman , who Is analyzing the con
tents of the stomach of Miss McGratli , said :
"Thus far I have found that the stomach
shows no signs of bilious troubles. The
girl's death might have been caused by
morphine or ether. There arc no Indica
tions that she swallowed laudanum. In the
region of the heart there were several blood
clcts , but I cannot say at present whether
these could have caused death. "
In Miss McGrath's pocket' was $100.
Today Langdon sent for n physician. Ho
said to bo qulto III , but the nature of his
Illness Is unknown. It has come to light
that Miss McGrath was engagcj to bo mar
ried and that she had been wearing a KO- | |
tntro diamond engagement ring , This ring
was found on Langdon after hlu nrrcst ,
together with other jewelry belonging to
the girl.
Pollca Lieutenant Lyons has admitted
that a bottle nearly filled with chloroform
had been found In the room In which the a
girl died. It came from a drug store near
the house ,
PITTSUUIIO , March 2D. It was learnrd
this afternoon that Mrs. Langdon , the wlfo
Samuel P. Langdon , who Is held by the
Philadelphia police pending the Investigation
Into the cause of Annlo McGrath'u death , has
been living with her parents at Sprlngdale ,
Allegheny county , ever since Lnngdon ap
plied for a divorce , The petition wan fllod
Illalr county last July nnd was for an
ibsoluto divorce on the ground of cruel and
barbarous treatment. Mru , Langdon made n
complete denial of the charges. The divorce
s&eo is still pending.
All Tree.
Those who have used Dr. King's New Dis It.
covery know 113 value , and those who have
not have now the opportunity to try It free.
Call on the advertised druggist and get a
trial bo'.tls free. Send your name and ad-
.Iress to H. 13 , Ilucltlen & Co. , Chicago , and
get a eamplo box of Dr , Klng'o Now Life ;
PUb free , as well au a copy of Guide to
Health and Hourahold Instructor free , All
which la guaranteed to do you good nnd
est you nothing' . Kuhn & Co.'s drug store ,
I'rolillillH IllKli HnlM nt Tlu-iiferM.
COLUMBUS , O , , March 25. The house has
mcecd the Fosdyck bill to prohibit the wear ,
ng of high I'nts by women In theaters. An
imendtncnt to the bill fining the manager
an opera house or theater J10 for per-
nlttlng a person'to wear an obstruction In C
be shape of a hat or headgear-was adopted.
Fhe bill now goes to the senate.
It's nil the game , a ullgnt cold , congested
'uri or severe cough. Ono Minute Cougl-
3uro banishes them ,
T vrn < > - OuloiilcH of DiuiloirilN.
CHICAGO , March 25 , Twenty colonies of
lunlcards from six different slates pacscd
hroueh Chicago on their way to now homes
North Dakota last night. The colonists ,
lumbering 1,600 , arrived during the oven-
ng and the cars In which they rode were
once switched to the yards ol the Win-
com In Central rallwAy. From thcro they !
nro hems taken to St. Paul. Krotti St. 1'ntil
Ihr rnnic Is over the ( Ircnt Northern to
North I , ioiln. ! Along the line ot this rontV
the colonlstR will establish new homes , ThO
DunknrdK nro from colonies In half n him *
drnl ( owns in Virginia. West Virginia , Vetih-
gylvnnln , Ohio , lti.ll.inn nnd Illinois. The
present I * the second oxoilim of Dnnkudn
from the eit to North Dakota In the Inat
Ihreo years. They come from oM established
colonies which bnvo been sending out mcn\-
hers to the \\cst for half n century.
The standard euro for cold nnd cough , Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup , shoul.l be kept by every
mother who loves her darlings.
rniiKcoriilloit if | | | | Sntlorleo.
NU\V YOUII , March 2i. ! Ilcv. Dr. Henry
Vales Satttrlco wns today consecrated an tfio
first bishop ot the Protestant Kplscop.il dlo-
ce. o of Washington , D. C. The ceremony
WAS performed In Calvary church , of which
Dr. Saltorlco has been rector elnco 1SS2.
lllshop Arthur Cleveland Coxo presided , as
sisted by Bishops Potter nnd Pnrct , HIMiop
Iluntlngton of central Now York preached
the sermon. Nearly 600 persons took part
In the procession , which waa led by stu
dents from the upper clnssei of the general
titeologlcnl nsmlnary. Admission to the
church ' as by card only. Hlshop Sattcrlco
will perform his first episcopal function this
evening , when ho will confirm n class whoso
preparation ho has personally directed.
Cluiiiilicrliilii'H Colic , Cholera mill
Diarrhoea Ilenieily.
This Is the best medicine In the world for
bowel complaints. It nets quickly nnd can
nlwnya bo depended upon. When reduced
with water It Is plcasjut to take. Try It ,
nnd llko many others you will recommend
It to your friends. Kor sale nt 25 nnd GO
cents per bottle by druggists.
lNherir.iMi Cnrrlril Away on tlio Ire.
BAY CITY , Mich. , March 25. A heavy
wind from the south has started the Ice out
of Saglnaw bay from whnt ID called the lllff
Crnck * , nnd with It went fully 150. fishermen
who occupy shanties on the Ice. Unless they )
can make shore on either side of the bay they
will be obliged to remain on the Ice until
the wind gets back to the north and blowa
the Ice back Into place. As high winds prevail ,
however. It Is believed all the fishermen will
reach tlmro with their shnntlcs , each at
which Is on rimnero. Some of the fishermen
arc supplied with boita for use In cnsca ot
emergencies such aa this.
It Is not n miracle. H won't euro every
thing , but It will euro piles. Thill's what
DeWltt'a Witch Hazel Salve will do , because -
cause It has done It In hundreds of cases.
I'oiifcHN''c ! to Wll < * .Illlrilrr.
BOSTON , March 25. Hlrnin H. Morrison ,
who was placed under arrest Mondny night
nftcr his wife hnd been found dead In their
homo with finger marks 041011 her throat and
other bruises about her lace mid liead , lias
confcroed that ho choked -the woman to
death while In a fit of Jealous rage nt her
action In having a crowd of neighbors In
the house drinking. He alleges that he waa
also drunk at the time.
It's just ns easy to try Ono Minute Cough'
Cure ns anything else. It's cnslcr to cure a
severe cough or cold with It. Lot your next
purchase for n cough bo One Minute Cough
Cure. Better medicine ; better result ; bet
ter try It.
Oat-- Out of the TreiiNiiry.
NEW YORK , March 25. Gold to the
amount of $300,000 was withdrawn from the
United States subtreasury today.
( My mama used Wool Soap ) (1 ( wlslitnlneh d > '
Wash IVoolcns with
SOAP
and they won't shrink. Delightful lu the bath. I
i'.icn jour dealer giving It to you. „
Kaworth. achodie & Co. , Maken , Chlc j6v
11 > iiiircliiiNliiR irooiln niiiilo nt tlio fol-
Iinvliiur NeliriinUn fitclorleM. If yon
cannot llml irlmt ran tvaiit cniiiiiuiult
onto with t.if niniiiifiieturerH n * to
wlint iIvnlerH Iiunillc tlielr
DAGS. lltllLAl' AND TWIXE.
Manufacturers of all kinds of cotlon hn& bur *
lap bags , colton flour sacks and twlno a spoo
laity. 614-CiC-ei8 B. 11th St.
OMAHA BREWING ASS'N.
Car load shlpmenta made In our own refrig
erator care. Hlue Ribbon. Elite Export. Vienna
Export , nnd Family Export , delivered to all part *
of city.
S , V. GILAIAN.
Manufacturer of Gold Medal Flour.
C. E. Black. Manager. _ Omi h > .
W0ltlts'
DAVIS & cowan L IKON WORKS
Iron nnil llrnsH Kounilcrii.
Manufacturers and Jobbers of Machinery ,
General repairing a specialty , 1501. 1503 and 150J
Jackson street , Omaha , Neb.
lMiS'iin/L 1KCNWOKKS
Manufacturing and Repalilng of all kinds of
machinery , engines , pumps , elevators , Prlntlnic
presses , hangers , shafting and couplings 14W ana
1408 Howard fit. . Ornnha.
PAXTON& VIIJKLINfJ IKON W'KKS
Manufacturers of Architectural Iron Work.
Qenerol Foundry. Machine and JWackBinllh Worh.
Engineers and Contructor. for Flro I'ro6 |
Ifjlldlngs. oillce und worki : , U , I' . P.y , and
Bo. 17th street , Omaha.
NIQIIT WATCH , FIIIK HKIIVIOB.
N DISTRICT'TELE.
GRAIMI.
rhe only pel feet protection to property. Examln *
. licut thing on earth. Reduces Insurance
rates. 1304 Douglaa Bt.
SIIIItT FACTOIUIJH.
J.II.EVANS-NEBRASKA SHIRT
COMPANY.
ixcluiive custom hln tallc.- > . 'tis Ksrnxrn.
MVJ3 I'IfSKCJNSVA.Tiil
Hlghetl 1'rlco I'JliI for I'lgeans.
JAMKS A. fl.AHIC COMPANV
nutter , EBKB. Poultry. Veal ana
: il7-il : ( > South 11 III Struct.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 103 ! ) . Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION
IRAIN , : PROVISIONS : AND ; STOCKS
Ltom IH'A ' Hoard of Trade ,
Direct to Chi cage and New York. /
John A. Warren & Co.
CURE YOURSELF !
Vm Illg H for uuiulurtt
ill cliar t' , lurloiiiiualloDi.
Irritations or ulci > rllou
of uiucoui intjiitraneB.
I'aluloii , ami not nilrlA *
or ent lu jilaln wi pr ,
lit vxprixi , prepaid , tot
11.W , or 3 bottlci * . ' .7i.
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