THE OMAHA DAILY BEEf JEfjESDAT , MARCH 29 , 1898. 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Probabilities Ovewhadow All the
Markets.
OTHER INFLUENCES ARE LOST SIGHT OF
Everything Clo e Stronger and
, Higher , with , ilie Exception .of
* Oat * , Whlcli Are
Ahtulc Lower ,
' t3inCAGO , March 23. The question of
peace or wnr overshadowed nlV clso on
'chnnuo today. Assumptions of a peaceful
nolutlon of the Cuban question resulted
In Hliarp recoveries from early declines , and
( With the exception of oats everything
closed strong nnd higher. Wheat advanced
fa Tor July and l o for May. Corn closed
ft&t V&c hlKhcr. oats a shade lower , and pro-
Rrlslons 2'MUVAe ' higher.
Wheat started with nn nppearanco of
firmness that save wny almost Immediately
to one of weakness. There was a mild
disposition shown at first to cover short
lines on account of the low temperatures
prevailing- the northwest. Heavy rains
rwere reported oven the winter wheat coun
try , and fears of further dnrnago by the
cold , coupled with unexpected strength at
X.tvcrpx > o | . whcro some futures were % < 1
IilKhcr. started the market , as far as Jury
nnd the more distant futures were con
cerned , at prices a shade better than Sat
urday's closing. Smaller receipts In the
northwest nlso offered cncouniBcmcnt to
the bulls. Hut the rrnrket turned weak at
once. What little demand there was from
ithortn hud been soon satlslled , and as nu
other support of consequence materialized ,
( the decline for n few minutes was rapid , July
Belling of from KJiilZSayje Ha opening price ,
to 82c. Some liquidation wan caused by
the large world's wheat shipments , which
nmountcd to 8,773,000 bu. Another source ol
weakness vvns the largo addition to the
contract stocks. Uesldes the 27 cars re
ceived from regular sources , HO cars and
BG,40t ) bu. of No. 1 northern were received
from private , houses , a total of about 20V
COO bu. In all. Chlc-igo receipts were 721
cars. Norhvvcst receipts were JEW cars ,
pgainst 473 cats last week and 8-11 a year
n.go. After the decline to & 2c In July ,
hcro was a rally to S2c under covering
by scalpers , but prices sagged ngaln In
nhort tlmo to 82c , and held around that
llgurc until about * 11 o'clock. Then the
jnarket began to Improve. A decrease In
the visible supply 1,5CTC 0 bu. was much
Rreater than wns looked for. llut every
thing ; flao was loat sight of In the con
sideration of the news relating to the crisis
lietwcen the United States nnd Spain , lle-
I > orts that Spain had accepted suggcstlonr
oH thin government In regard to Cubx , anil
the tone of the ptesldcnt's message to con-
Kress , started a buying demand that In
creased In volume as * thu session were on ,
nnd did not cease until the. closing bell
Hounded. Shorts of every description were
driven to cover , nnd Investment buying ,
Which has been almost totally lacking foi
come time , was In evidence. Half an houi
Jronv thei close July hud advanced to S4'Ac
Realizing wna qulto heavy at this polnl
nnd thu price reacted to STAc , but re *
bounded again very shortly. Thu close was
strong- 84u bid. May was traded In verj
little. It opened Vic lavver nt Jl.OSVfcc , Inn
advanced at once to $1.01 , and during tin
activity on July sold up us high as $1.0o'/4
and closed nt $1.05Vi >
Oorn was folrhy active and firm , with th <
exception of a short tlmo after the open
Jus * , when some decline took place In sym
pathy with -hhoat. The rally. In wheat am
itho unfavorable character of the wcathei
turned the market very strong , shorts lead
Ing the buying. May ranged from CDViO t <
ESViiBas&c , and c'osed - Vic higher a
23Mc.
Oats wai heavily raided during the morn
Ing by ull classes of longs. Llquldatloi
iwas genera ] and prices broke sharply. Thi
market reacted when the turn came li
iwheat nnd corn , but the recovery wns enl ;
to previous prices. Shipping demand wa :
Hlovv. May ranged from 2. > < 4c to 25c , am
closed a shade lower at ZoVMiSj'/ic.
Provisions , Ilko everything else , wer
> wbak during the. first part of the session
Heavy hog receipts and talk of yellov
tfever possibilities In the south resulted li
mild liquidation and a decline In prices
l > ut the market very easily recovered 01
the Tnoro favorable Washington news nni
the rallies In grain. At the close May porl
( was 12V4o higher at 1950 ; May lard , 2V4 <
higher at $ l.U5 and May ribs , Sc higher a
fco. .
Estimated receipts for Tuesday : Wheat
120 cars ; corn , 220 cars ; oats , 300 cars ; hogs
BO.OOO head.future
future * ringed a fd'.ow ;
Artlclm. . ! Open. I High. | Low. I Close | Sat'd
Wheat-
May. . . 1 01H 1 04H 1 03M 1 05M 1 Ot
July. . . 83H&14 81 * HJH 84 K.I !
Sept. . . 7UM 78M 7UH 77H 703
r o. . . . 77 i ! j 7oN 7UU 78U
Corn-
May. . . 28JlaM 20K 28W9W 20U
July. . . , tu)4M' ) ( : io ? < -"JMwH 311H HU
Sopt. . . U1UUM illH 31 31H 31) )
Oau
Way. . . WtaH 'J5XOW 21M 25M 231
July. . . -Ji 'JJ > sai ! U'JH VJH 23M )
Fork
May. . . 0 'J7K 0 00 0 25 0 CO 0 371
July. . . U 33 009 030 0 67H 0 45
tanl
May. . . 4 R7H 4 OS 4 81 4 05 4021
July. . . 4 tJ.Vi 5 05 4 U2U D 02U 0 00
IhtHlOK
May. . . 4 85 S 021 , 4 85 fi 02U 4 07) )
July. . . 4 OJK 0 U7X4 H'JH 6 07K C 00
No. Z.
Cuith Quotations were as , follows :
KLQUR Dull ; southern patents. } ! 9003 < X
outhern stralRhts , J4.40 4Co ; southern cleui
(4 30U140 ; spring patents , $4 SCfeo 40 ; soft pal
ents. $1.703490 ; InLcrs' patents. $3.403300.
WHHAT No. 3 sprlnir , S7&93C ; No. 2 rei
tXRN No. 2 , 2STi023iio ; No. 3 yellow , 23ii (
S9Uc.
OATS-No. I. 23c ; No. 2 white , t. o. b , SSI
90yc : No 3 white , f. o. b. , 27 2 ! > iiC.
HYB-No. 2. 49 e. p
HAItlUKY-No. 2 , f. o. b , 335045 ! .
yLA.\Hiii-No i. ji.ie ? , ; N. v . , ji.w.
TIMOTHY Hnr.D-Prlme , J2 fj.
1'UOVISlONS-Mesi pork , per bbl . 9. ' , i
163V4. Lird. per 100 Ibs. . $4 924W4 93. Bhoi
ribs , ildes Ooosc ) , } l 3.12V4. Ury ralte
vhoulders ( Uixcd ) . JI.73S1 fc/h / ! bhort clear ld <
( boxed ) . 5.205.J ( ) .
WIIISICY DUtlllers * finished Roods , per gal
tfl/OARS-Cut loaf , J38S ; granulated , 3.3S.
On the Produce cxLlianga today the butt ,
market wan linn ; creameries. 13Ol8Kc ; dalrie
10V4 16c. iggs , llrm ; fresh , s'c. Cheese , qule
KCW YOIIK n.NF.HAI. MAHKCT
Quotntlon for the liar on tienen
CunimoilllleH.
NHW YORK. Murch IS. KIjOUR Revelpi
n,4H bbls ; exports , 15.SK IWs. ; city mill pa
cnts , K KG6 10 ; city mill clears. > C04JS.75 ; Ml
nesota p-itcnts , 5 10JT3 40 ; Mlnmaota liaUpn
(4 SHJ1 50 ; winter straights. SI MiH i,0 ; w Inter c
tra , J3.70JTI 10 ; winter low grades. K'JOtMt
> n | V > ur. nulct nt $28333.23. lluckwheat tlou
nominal at Jl 30 > ffl W.
IIUCKWHIUT Nominal nt 4Sc.
CORNMilQulcl : ; > lli\v wi-stern , Wo ,
JIM' Steady ; No. 2 western , CSSfCiUc.
ItARLUY-Uull ; fe Jlng , 4H4c.
HAIILUY MMV1 Ki y ; weftern. 533Oc.
AVIU3AT llecelpts , SI.675 bu. ; eipcrts. K , ' .
lu. Spot , easy anil more or l < ss nominal : Nn.
red , H 01H. f. o. b , alloat to nrrti'e. Oitk )
flmier nn strong cable news nnd cold \vt\c vvn
After developing wrakns.-1-s In near months owli
to liquidation prices liaj iv grnenl nffrntv
rally on strength In Wall itrect and report
pea < - ( . negotiations at WuHhlnct.i ) . March clr > n
So lower. May unchanged and Ute months 1 < II <
ret higher : No. 2 rod , March , closed , JJc ; Ma
iSOOSUoj close l. 99c.
CORN Receipts. 149.175 bu exports. 7V11 I
Spot , llrm ; No. : corn. 3ii\c. \ O | > tlonr open
barely steady and old uff under llauldatk
rallying nharply near the close on big cleoranc
nd ajmpalhy vvlth wheit. closing ti'rlic r
Wilier ; May , 33 < iQ3314c ; closed , 33V.
. OATS Itocet | > ts , 124.800 ru. . exports. ? 7.931 I
Ppot , easier ; No. 2 oats , Uc. OptUns dull a
( eaturvlens. cloalng unclunnij ; May clotrd. no
VUUD-tjulet : bran , 70 Sic ; middlings. Me ; r
feed. G.'mjWo.
HAY Dull ; shlpolnc , SOQ c ; good to choli
ttr > 7oc.
HOI'S Quiet ; state , common to choice. II
crop , 4Oo ; ISW crop. 7H' < " . 1C97 crop. 17OII
J'Rcmo coast. U9J crop , 4&ec ; ISM crop , ci.il *
1W7 crop. 17OUc.
Hini-S-Sletuly : OiUfBton , 15Hc ; Toan , di
I3c : Callfnmla. 17H l > Ko.
LKATHKn-Klrin ; hemlock sole. IMrf.
AVOOti-Qulet ; fleece , 17C e : Texas. li
rilOVISlON'a-lleef. llrra ; fam'ly , JU.
xtrn mnw , H&HJ-JOO ; beef hams. 13 : l
110 rwit.00. Cut meats , quiet ; plcklnl ll
U 3HC < CO. pickled shouIJerH. ft 27HtM M ; plckl
ham * , J7WU7TO. Ijinl. wtaker ; western steami
< S 9) ; rtllned. quiet , furk , easy ; m < vs. | } MM.
hort clear , $10 W1M2 W ; family. III OWlt M. T
low , dull : city , 3 11-lGo ; country , 3\O3 > 4C.
OILS retroleum , dull. Il < vln. s'.iadr : s'.raln. .
common to rue > ! . tl.tlHOl.t Turpentine , c\u
and II nn at j : > jUS3 - Cotlon > ed , weak a
lower ; prime crude. 19OI9Vio ; prime crude , f. o.
mills , llirii'rc ; prime Mimmer yellow , tic. no
In&l ; off summer yellow. riHc ; butter oil , 9Sf ?
a > rlm winter yellow , SirsViC. - .
METAI The week open * with metal ) showl
| ltU IcaUurc. Today * ! market wu a taall , BJ
row affair , with price * practically unchanxml
from last Friday. At tha dose the MeUl c -
ctinje called pla Iron warrant * itulet , with 1070
bid and 14.71 asked. lake copper , quiet , with
Jll S7M Md and 113 asked. Tin , easier , ttl'h
11 23 bid and 114.30 asked. Spelter , firm , with
SI 23 bid and 1130 ak d. L ad. quiet , vrilli
J.7S"i bid and W.7714 uked. The nrm flxlnp th *
settling price for miners ) and smelters la the west
called lead strong at the close at 13 tf ) .
ItlCE-McaJy ; fair to extra , 4H054c ! ; Japan ,
MOLASSDS-Btwdyj N w Orcan ! open
Eooil to choice , We.
nUTTBR Rreelpts , J.118 pkgs. ; flrmfr ; weslern
creamery , UWS'U'6e ; Ulglna , 19 He ; factory , 129
HUc.
ClUmsD-Recelptu , 1.03S pkga. ; qjlct nnl
steady ; light skims , 6HH Hc ; part tklms , 4UCc ;
full skims. 283C.
EOfJiJ tt celptis U.100 pkg * . ; firm ; ntatc nnl
Tennsylvonla , 10O10 < 4c ; western , loytc ; suutbem ,
0)1 All A GK.VKIIAL MAItMCCTS.
Condition of Trnilc and Quotation * ) on
ititplp nnd Fnncr I'rodnce.
IXJOS Good stock , t c.
nUTTER-Common to fair , Sffllc ; separator
creamery , SOc ; gathered creamery , ISfflG
VEAIj Choice fat , S to 120 Ibs. , quoted at 13
c ; largo and coarse. 6 { 7c.
L1VK POrjLTRY Chickens. Hf7c : OJ roost-
rs. 3c ; joung roosters , 6C6'/4e ; duck * , 7c.
OAME MnlUirrij , K UOB3 23 ; teal. $1 231 CO ;
Lrants , $2.0003.60 ; Canadian gees , $1 WO .W ;
nixed ducks , $ I.OO J1.2S
P1OEONB Live , $1 ; dead pigeons net wanted.
HAY Upland. $6 ; midland. $3 ; lowland. $1 50 ;
y straw. $4 M ; color makes the price on my :
litht hales sell the best : only top grades bring
op price * .
VEOETARLKS.
CELERT Good stock , large , Me ; ( mall , lufTIOe.
ONIONS-Per bu . 75flSSc.
llEANS-Hand-plcked navy , pet bu . $1.W1.SO.
HVVT.BT it'OTATOES-Kansas , 10-peck bbls. ,
I.75S3 00 ; seed sweet potatoes , $2 00.
CAHllAaC Coed ! stock , per lb . Hie.
POTATOES Homo growu , liOiiSic ; ColoraJo
tock. 70c.
TOMATOES-Pcr crate , seven baskets , $ t.233 >
ijO
* *
nnETS-Pcr doz. bunchc , 45ff5
ItADISIinS Uer doz. bunches , 23 i30c. [
LiriTUCK IVr doz. bunches. 30833O.
OUHKN ONIONS 1'er dot , lie.
\VATr.itCUP.bH-Per 18-qt. cafe. Jl.CO.
CUCUM11ERS 1'er doz , lt.50ai.CT.
FRUITS.
STRAWnERRinS-I'cr 21-qt. case. JO 00.
AI'l'LKS Winter stock , 3 OOS3 10 ; boxes , (1.2S
CltANnnilRIES nancy Jersey , per bbl. , $10.
dHAPES-Maligas , 3 OOfli ! DO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OHANaES-Callfornla navels. $2.7303 00 ; fancy
iCedllnRs. J22JK260 ; choice. > 2 CO
LEMONS California fancy. 12.738300 ; choice ,
* 2 Mj fancy Messina , S3 001J3.50.
.liANANAS Choice , largo stock , per hunch ,
S2.00@2Z3 ; medium sized bunches. I1.73S2 00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , large size , 128130-
small. He ; llrazIK per lb , 9 10c ; PJngllsh vvol-
' .u.1 fancy sott * hell > lOSllo ; standards.
869c ; fllbeits. per lb , lOc ; pecan * , polished
medium , 6Wie : extra large , Sijic : larce hickory
nuts. 100@1.10 per bu. ; small. $1.2381.33 perbu
aMcd" 6 r 10 ° ' l < ° ° ! ptanut' ! rnw' 6W3 ! c ;
1'IOS Imported , fancy. S-crown , 14-lb. bores ,
I0c ; 5-crown , 41-lb. boxes , 13c ; 2-lb boxes. 22M
M ° P box : California , 10-lb box , $ l.uo.
IjONEY Choice while , IZc ; Colorado amber , 10
KRAUT-Per r > bl. . $3 CO ; hnlf bbl. . $223.
MAPLB SYRUP Flvc-gal. cap. each. $2.75-
gi. cans. pure , per doz. $1201 ; half-gal , cans ,
$02o ; quart c'ins , J3 50.
a iATriH7.Hnlowce' ! m tolb. . l > o s. SVJc ;
Salr. 5o ; Kard , 9-lb. boxes. 9c.
CIDER Per halt bbl , J3 00 ; bbl. , $5 00.
MEATS.
BEEF-Cood native steers. CHc-
fo ? uarte tecr . 5140 ; good hindquarters
,
teers , S' c ; western '
steerii. c'4e ; fancy heifers
* c ; good heifers Oc ; geol forcquarters he fe" ;
pc ; good hindquarters helfcr. . si ; good cons
'
x
rounds , No. 1. 7VJo ; rounds , No 2 lllc'
"hiif.0- ? > 6" ? ! tr""mlnS' . ' 4c : beer shanks ;
30. brains , per doz , 3oc ; sncetbrcads. per lb
lj ; Kweetbrends ( calves ) , per lb . 40ckldnevs
per doz. , .I3e ; ox talln. eacftT 3c ; llveri
per lb
2Ho ; hearts , per ID . 2J4c : tongues per' ft"j'fo'
L1U S > V,01 ' ' K.c : = ? . whole carcass or
, , .
sides. 9c ; calf head and feet , scalded , per set
? ! "dorlolns fre h. ISc ; tenderloins , frozen
} ! bonfl" " rlP . fresh. 9V4c ; boneless strips
frozen , 9e ; strip loins , fresh , 7Wc ; atrip loins
efts" V " 'i bMlef9Uci rolIs/Venclr /
8lr' ' ° ln butts
, ? ' ? ? , boneless. 9c : thoulder
clods bonelejs. 6Uc ; rump butts , boneless. $ !
No. 1 chucks , tc ; No 2 chucks. 4'ioNo 3
chucks , 4c : boneless chucks , 60 ; CDW plates silc-
steer plates. 4o ; nank steik. 7c ; loTtu. No V
I3V4c ; loins. No. 2. WVic ; loins. No. S.ifccShort
loins , market style. 2o above loins ; shirt loins
SfiJS
. . .
racks , short , lie ; loins , 9c ; saddles. 9c ; legs | !
lambs legs. 10c ; breasts and etews. 3Ho ; '
each 3c ; forequarters. 6Hc.
luiis. oc-i PIUCKI , eacn , DC ; cmtttrllngs , 5o ; hocks
4c ; hearts , per do * . S3o ; stomachs , each. 3c ;
tongues , e-ich. 7c ; kidneys , per doz , We ; brains
per dnz , 15o ; pips , feet , per doz , SOc ; liver *
each , 3c ; hog rinds. 3c ; blada bones. Do.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 1 green
ilted'hides. 7Kc ; No. i veoYcalf. j'to 1 ° 3 Ibs.1
No. 2 veal cwlf , IS to 13 Ibs. . Sc
SHEEP PELT8-are n salted , each. 15f ( Tro-
green salted shearings ( nlrort wooled early skins )
each. 15o : dry shearlnfis ( short wooled early
skins ) . No. 1. each , 6c ; dry Hint Kansas and Ne.
braska butcher wool pelts , per lb . actual weight.
4 jc ; dry nint. Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight. 3J4e ; dry
flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb . actual
welgH. 40Tc ; dry Hint Colorado murrain woo
pelts , per lb , actual weight , 3 f4c.
,
wildcat , ICGZJc ; badger , EQtOc ; silver fox , 150.
O7S.OO.
St. lonl General Market * .
ST. I/JUIS , March 2S FLOUR Slow ant
easier ; patents. $4.70 4 SO ; rtralghts , $4 30O1.45
clear. $4 OOSI 25 : medium. $3 50S3.73.
WHI3AT Higher , closing Titflc for July , > ii
for May and T4e for September above Saturday
The .market at the close was firm : spot , lower
No. 2 reil cash , elevator , 97VSc ; track , U7 M7 c
March. 97Hc ; May , 3c ; July. 78T c bid ; Sep
tember. 7osao nskcd : No. 2 hard. cish. Jiiff92c
CORN Futures closed strong and fractional ! ]
higher than Saturday's clo e ; spot , carter and r
shade off ; No. 2 cis26tc ; March , 26 > 1c ; May
[ | 2e % r27c : July. KJJJSHC ; .September. 29c.
OATS Higher , with n firmer feeling for botl
"pot and futures ; No. 2 cash. ! Cc ; track , WVic
March , SCo ; May , 26o bid ; July , ! 2 ; c ; No.
white. ZSVo. I i I ,
RYE rirm. 4S < 4o bid.
n.VXSKED Nominal. $1.13
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , $2 SIjj : W. .
COIINMEAIL-$1.60 1 K.
pHRAN Quiet , steady ; cast track , sacked , 53 {
HAY Dull , steady ; prairie , $6.2308 13 ; timothy
; 7 OOjf 10 00.
HtrTTER "Steady ; creamery , 15810'-ic : dairy
0J'lo. I
KOOS I wer. So.
WHISKY $ t0
COTTON TIES 70c. I
METALS-'Lead ' , < iulct. $3 5133 57 } * . Spcltci
nnmlnil. $4
PROVISIONS Pork , higher ; standard mess
lobbing. } > 60. Lard , higher : prime steam. $4 SO
choice. $1 S7VJ. Racon , boxed shoulders. $3 37V4 (
51' ' ) : extrn short clear , $ G62Vi ; rlbj , t37o ; thort !
$3 K7H. Dry silt meats , boxed fhoulders. $4 C2'
Ol r > : extra short clear , $3.12 < , i ; ribs , $3
shortK. $3 37H '
RECEIl'TS riour , 4,000 bbls ; wheit , 13,0 !
bu ; corn. 151000 bu. ; oats , 34.090 bu.
SHIPMENTS Plour. 3.0CO bbln : wheat , 13IX (
bu. ; c rn , 120,000 bu. ; oils , 21,000 bu.
Hn.lthtiorr 3Iarket.
RALTIXTORE Map.-h 13-FLOUR-Dull ; wep
ern sup"rflne , $2.7M3,10 ; western extra , $1 SSi
4.CO ; western family. $4.3001.CO ; winter whet
patents. II.'oWS.O1) ; tprlnir whest patenH , $ H ! >
6,40 ; rprlng wheat straights , $3.0005.13 ; receipt
4,633 bbls ; ocportH. 175 bbls.
WHEVT Steady ; spot and month. 9S'S5W ; <
May. CSttSt'tc ; steamer No. 2 red. 944ff03c : ri
celptii , &H.S02 bu. ; exports , 100.8'j ) bu. : routher
wlieat , by sample , SGtfOSc ; southern wheat , c
grade. 94WOJS'ic.
CORN rirm ; spot and month. 33 < 1053He : Mi :
33 { i33 c ; steamer mixed , CI'MfHe : receipts , 132
Stwl hu. ; export * . H 15 bu : southern white cori
34ft35o ; southern yellow. 2\(7t3c.
OAT1 * Dull : No. 2 white. S3jf34c ; No. 2 mlxe
30 G3lUc ; receipts , 12.2S bu. ; exports. 10,000 b
KYK Quiet : No 1 nearby , SiViWMHc ; No.
western , tC'UffCVjc ; receipts , 12,947 bu. ; export
EMS bu.
HAY Dull ; choice timothy. $12.50fll3.00.
OIIAIN KREIC1HTS Very quiet ; demand fia
steamer to < LJverpool , per bu. , 3Md , May : Coi
for orders , per quarter , 3s lOHd. March ; 3s 4'i
O3s 6,1. April.
RUTTEK Steady : fancy creamery , 19O20. .
fancy Imitation. 17018c ; fancy ladle , lie ; eec
little. llffHo : store parked , 10fl2c.
Eons Firm ; fre b. 10 > 4c.
CHEESE Steady : fancy New York , large , 9
O9Hc : fancy New York , medium , SVjGlOo ; tam
New Yorksmall. . 10V.810Hc.
Cliipliiuntl Murkrt.
CINCINNATI. March 21. FIXJUR Quit
faiy. . $4 Khif4.33 ; family , $3.10(14.00.
WHEVT Plrm : No. ! red. 66c.
< XMN-Qu'et ; No. 2 mixed , new , 31c.
OATS Strong : No I mixed , 29c.
HYE-Qtilet : No. 2. Kc.
' ! THOVlhlONS Idnl. quiet lit $4.SO ; bulk meil
' . strady at $3.10 ; baron , steady at $3.90.
WHISKY Quiet at $1.50.
? < t IilITTKIt steady : Elgin creamery , SOftc ; ohl
n l c ; rUIn10W12C. .
sii St'OAR Easy ; hard irflned , $5.5085 F5.
i- at
CHUISi : Steadyj'good to prime Ohio flit , J
t
idb. I/lveriiool
b.V LIVERPOOL. March 23-WHEAT-No. 1 Ca
b.c : fomla. dull at 7s lid ; No 2 red , western , wlnu
c ; dull at Bn 7Hd.
OOnNSH > t. stcsJy : futures , steady ; Marc
sf < 3s SHd. May. 3s 2t.il ; July , ! 2d.
f Louis fancy wlottr , dull at ta >
HOPS-At London ( PaclHo const ) , dull at 10
TI 10s.
rilOVIRION3-B f. firm ; extra In-JI tncss ,
Ha M ; prime mm * . CS * Sd. Pork , nrm ; prim *
me ; * , Una western. GU 3d ; prim * mess , medium
western , 4Rs M. Ilamj , uliort cut , dull Rt 321.
Racon , dull at 30 * ; short rlbo , dull It 30s 6.1 ;
long clear middle * . light , steady nt 29s ; long
clear middles , heavy. Heady at 28 dj rhort
clear back > , steady at Ica Cd : clear bellies , steady
at 32s ; shoulders , square , steady at 21s. Lard ,
prime western , dull nt Ms 3d.
CHEESE American finest write and colored ,
Us.
Us.OILS
OILS Turpentine spirits , steady at K * . Rosin ,
common , steady at Is Cd.
Kannna City ( Irnln trad Provision * .
KANSAS CITY. March n.-WHEAT-Harl. f-
tlvc. lo higher ; soft , wirxk , lower ; No 1 hard ,
80c ; Ni > i , S7ff9ic : No. 3 , 86c ; No. 1 reJ , Uc ;
No. 2. 92c ; No. S884p. .
CORN Active , about ist.-ady ; : 'o. i ml-fJ , K
O2Sc. .
OATS Slow , about He loner ; No. 2 white , J7c.
RYE-NO. 2. sc.
HAY ateady , unchnngrd for best grade * .
RUTTBll-Steady ; creamery fc _ 16tflJV4c ; dairy ,
IXJOS nrm ; fresh. Sc.
RECEIPTS Wheat. 42,000 bu. ; corn , 61,700 bu. ;
OS.t . 23.000 bu.
HHH'MENTS-Wheat , 45,000 bu. ; corn , CC.MO
bu. ; oats , 6,300 bu.
Xevr Ofrlenna Market.
NEW ORLE.VNS , March 2S.-HOO PRODUCTS
Quiet. 1'ork , xtMMUtd mess , $10.3 > Uird , re-
nned tierce , J3.ewei.75 ; pure lard. $5.2503.371,4.
Iloitd meats , dry salt shoulders , $5,00 ; sides ,
$5.S7H ; Iwcon sides , $3,25 , Uams , choice sugar
cured. $ s BOffO.BO.
COFFEE Rio , ordinary to fair , % CS\4c.
IHCI2 Steady ; ordinary to good , 3SB1HC.
FJJOUIl Dull ; extra fancy , $4.6004.70 ; patents ,
$4.95R5.00.
CORNMRAL-l.e391.7l > .
11RA.N 72c.
HAY Prime. $ ll.Xvg12.00 ( ! ; choice$14.00 J14 HO.
CORN-No. 2 sacked , mixed , 3l837Hc [ white
nnd sellow , S6-i ! 3Sc.
OATS No. 2 eacked , 31V4c.
Toledo 3Iurkot.
TOLEDO. O , March -WIIEAT-Hlshcr ,
dull ; No. 3 cash and May , 9i7jc.
CORN Active , stcadv : No 2 mixed. SOc.
OATS Dull , steady ; No. t mixed , 26c.
RYE Dull , unchanged ; No. 2 cash , BOc.
CLOVERSEED Active , steady ; prlma cash ,
Mnrch and April , I2.S7'- , .
OIL North Lima , Me ; South Lima , Blc ; In
diana , B2c.
f ! nil li
NEW YORK. March ! 8 The Btfttcmcnt of the
visible supply ot grain , In store and ntloat , Sat
urday , March M , as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange. Is ns follows :
WHEAT 20061.000 bu. ; decrease. 1,3' C,000 bu.
CORN 43.402,000 bu. : Incrcnw. 14,000 bu.
OATS 110,300 bu. ; decrease , 6S.IW ) bu.
RYE 265,000 bu. ; decrease , 25,000 bu. i
IHillndrlpliln Produce.
rillLAiDELPHIA , March 2S DUTTER-rirm ;
fancy vvestern creamery , 20c ; fancy western
prints. 22c.
EOflS Dull nnd weak : fresh western. lO'Jc.
CHEESE Quiet but steady ; New York fancy
full cream , S',409tSc ; New York prime , 7WSSC.
Griilii Itocclptn nt Principal -MnrUetn.
CHICAGO. March 28. Receipts today : Wheat.
121 cars ; corn , 150 cars : oats , 210 cars. Estimated
cnrlots tomorrow : Wheat , 120 cars ; corn , 220
cars ; oats , 300 cars
MINNEAPOLIS , March 23. Receipts today :
r'licat , 275 cars.
Dotrolt Market.
DETROIT , March 28 WHEAT No. 1 White ,
i3'lc : No 2 red. W c ; May. 95c.
CORN No. 2 mixed. SOc
OATS No. 2 white , 30VIC.
RYIJ-No. J , 52e.
Peorla '
PEORIA , March 2.3. CORN Steady ; No. t.
SHc.
OATS Inactive , Rteidy ; No. 3 v\hltc , 26'4c. '
WHISKY High proof splrlt-s. $1.19 .
Sun KrnnclHco AVhi'iit Jlnrkot.
SAN FRANCISCO March 23 , WHEAT
ilrong : May , $1.4814 : March , * 1 40U.
HARltiBY Very strong : iDeccmber It.lSU ;
.lay . , $1.20. . \
_
STOCKS AND I1O.VDS. '
Hcpurt on the Maine Prorfuce * a. Ilc-
liound In I'rlces.
NDW YORK. March ! S The familiar spec-
taole waa presento-d In the Stock exchange today
> f a. violent reictlon on the culmination of an
ivent which has been long anticipated and dis
counted. The facts were that tha findings ol
Malna board of Inquiry were presented tc
: ongre s and were proved to bo exactly as pre
dicted. Thta Is to say , the Maine Is found tc
: v \o been blown up by a submarine mine. Bvei
ilncn the morning after thn explosion the stock
market has been depressed by the constant drea < !
: hat this report would be formulated by constl-
utod olllctals of the 'United ' States . The apccu-
jatlvo public assumed that euch an allegation
would necessitate a rupture between the Unltei'
States and Spain and the consequent damage tc
oil values of securities which It was attempted tc
measure by n constant decline In prices , since
no date of lib explosion almost to the preienl
time. Yet the actual publication today of tht
cport resulted In n rebound In prices , which , al
.ho high point of the day , had wiped out a , large
iroportlon of the losses which have occurred
-Ince the explosion In Havana harbor. This
was brought about by the movement of tUj beat
trader * to take their profits. Having been In
dustriously selling stocks for weeks tn anticipa
tion of the harm to values to be done by the
Malna report , they were warned by tha hn-
nlnencc of the actual publication tint the lawesl
> rlces to be looked for on that account- had beer
cached , and they therefore set about to btrj
docks to nil their contrails. Tr progress of the
icttlement quickly developed that the short Inter
st was large and wleldy beyond all expectation
Besides this they had to meet the skillful and
well organized efforts of a powerful bull com'
blnatlon , which quickly possessed Itself of ei
much as possible of the floating supply of stock !
In the market at the low level. When the Bhorti
began to bid. therefore , they found bull opera
tors In full competition vvltK them , bidding ill
prices. The result was a scramble by the rtiorts
which reached the proportions of a bear panli
during the day and Bent prices sk > vvnrd. The
bulls resorted to the usual devices to assist thcli
campaign for squeezing the shorts. The "news'
that was circulated In Wall street during th <
day was mucll of It ns f&ntastlc on the elde o
peaceful probabilities as was that on the side o
war used by the bears In their recent operation ;
for a decline. The apprehensions of the bear
were fed by a printed report from Woshlngtoi
that Spain had completely acceded to all Presl
dent McKlnley's requests , Including an nrmlatlc
between Culxv end Spain for elx months. Th
passing of the Spanish elections with their ns
suranca of legislative support to Premier Ba
Basta. nnd conservative course pursued by con
gresa toward the report on the Maine , gave som
assurance that President McKlnUy's well knowi
desire for a peaceful adjustment with Spall
might find a successful outcome. This gave cole
tn the reports which were made In speculation
and magnified the fears of the depresiw-d bears
Without this nnd the underljlng strength o
financial and business conditions the adroit ma
nlpulatlon of the bulls would hardly have prove ,
so great a success. Prices wereby no mean
the highest , tl.'o ' specialties showing reaction
ranging up to 4 % points In Metropolitan railway
Prkes nil through the list were markedly bclav
the. best , but there remained such striking ne
sains as 7V4 I > er cent In Pullman. 7 per cent I
Metropolitan Street Railway and 6 i per cent li
Sugar , and from 4Vi per cent In New , York Cer
tral Rurllngton. St. Paul , Northwestern , Rot
Island. Delaware & Hudson , Louisville , Lolv
Shore Manhattan , New Jersey Central , Unlo
Pac'llo preferred and 3 points In n large numb :
of other prominent stocks. Transactions for th
day foot up considerably over TBO.OO * shares ,
total which hod not been equaled since last fal'
The bond market also showed largely Increase
activity , especially In , the speculative Issues , nn
gains of 1 to 3 iwr cent were registered In prorr
Inent l ues. Total sales , $3.SOOtvA . Oovernmer
t > ends were \ery strong. The new 4 * advance
2V , per cent , the old 4s 1 per cent , the 2s '
ner cent and the 5s < l per cent bid and ther
were sales of tlie new s. coupon , at 121 , whlc
is 3 per cent over Saturday's bid Price.
Following are thi > closing quotation * of th
leading stocks on the New York market today.
Kliiuni-lul.
PARIS , March S The bourse was agitate
though a. better tons prevailed. It opened tin
then there was a reaction , followed sxm aflr
ward by a smart rally on numerous I on.lon bu
Ing orders. Prices were maintained to Uie clc
Spanish 4a closed sharply on repurchases 04
favorable rumor * rtgurdlnff the American rcpo
on th * ! c of the Malnt * . Turkish wcurltlen
wfrs dull. Rio Tlnto * .Improved In anticipation
of a favorable ( MvMeftcu Three per cent rentes ,
103f lie for the ncoountj exchangg on London ,
5f 3He for clierkl , , , , .
LONDON , March1 SS ThB nmottnt of bullion
gone Into the Dank or.Buglsnd on bnlanco today.
MOCO. Oold Is qtiMed al Ituenoa Ay res today at
1C6 . The market _ for American securltl > > o
showtsl Improvement "today on benrn covrrlnrt.
The closing tone naa steady and th demand gen
erally light.
1IK11LIN , March .S. Ruslncos on the bourse ?
opened weak today , btlt prices became firmer
under the Influence of the strength of Amerlcnn
securities and th r&cffvTty of Spanish 4s on th
Paris bourse. Argentine. 4'Js were In active de
mand. " '
Xcn- York tWnn r Murk * * .
NKW YORK. MnJoh fa MONDY ON CALL
Nominally nt IHWStper cent
PRIMU MERCANTILE PAPDR-IV.1T4 per
'sTBRLlNO BXaitANOE-Haiy. with nct'lat
business In bunkers' bills nt $1MHKI S3 % for
demand , and II BOHiH U for sixty Ua > s ; p < > stfd
rales , $4 81W I M and II S4Stf 4 8j ; commercial
bills. $ K79'i il 80'4.
HILVnil cnRTlPICATKS-CSHSSfc.
UAll 8ILVEH-B'.Mc.
MEXHtXN LX > ILAR8 444c.
OOVERNMKNT IHJNDS Strong ; new 4s. TPIT.
nnd coupon , 118't ! 4s , reg. , 10 ; couimn. 1IO ; I *
SS ; C..1. reg1. and coupon , lli > > i ; Pacific Ca ot
95 , 103.
Closing quotations on bonflt wer as follows !
'Financial JVatvi.
OMAHA , March 28. The clearings for the
day were $94J.30404 ; balances. $ ; s.M3 80. Tnc
clearings for Ik97 were $727,822.43 , and the bal
ances were $133,437.40. The Increase in clearings
wan 1211,35161.
CHICAGO , III. , March 2S Clearings. $16,420,100 ;
few York exchange , 43a discount ; posted rates ,
4.2 and $4.83. Stocks were stronger nnd more
active ; everything on the list advanced ; Alley L ,
il ; Biscuit , 23H ; Dlscult preferred , 78 ; Diamond
> ( atch , 134 ; Lake Street L , , 12 ; North Chicago ,
19 ; Strawboard , 24V4 ; West Chicago , 02"i.
NEW YORK. March 23. Clearings , $70,204,443
balances , $4,608.2M.
BOSTON. Maich 2S.-ClearIngs. $11.034.801 ; bal'
anccs , $1,461,070.
PHILADELPHIA , March 23. Clearings , $7,788 , .
! l ; balances. J1.27S.1SS.
I3ALTIMORE , March 23. Clearings , $2,112,673
lalances. tGJO.SIO.
ST. ( LOUIS. March 23. Clearings , $1.643,873
Balances , $660,189 ; money , 533 per cent ; Nev
York exchange , 40o discount bid , 23c cliscoun
tusked.
NEW ORLEANS. March 28. Clearings , $921.
' 67 ; New York exchange , bank , par ; commercial
II per $1,0)0 ) discount.
CINCINNATI. March 23. New York exchange
2 , " > G60a discount ; money , tUfltt per cent ; clear
S. $2e03.100.
COTTOX MAKICUT.
Dealers ) Walt tlic Outcome of tin
President's ) 3If otiiRe.
NEW YORK. March 23 Developments In to
daj's cotton market were of n sensational natnn
and trading was very act he for fiese times. A
the start both bulls nnd bears manifested llttli
( Uslre to operate , preferring to wait the outcom. .
of the president's message to congress. At firs
prloea ruled fairly steady , nnde-r a. few scatters
ordeni nnd the failure of the Llver ] > eel market I. .
respond to our utcudlneja of Saturday. Price. .
Improved i > olnt by point , however , during th
forenoon , on rumors that the political sltuatioi
was believed In Washington to l les tdr.Mten
InjAt noon a gaJn of 243 polnta was noticed
with the market dull and featureless. .HtiurU :
after this hour the pit was tilled with excite ,
traders , on the report from Wafhlngton tha
Spain ihad practically agreed to accept the propa
nit Ion of the administration that there shnnll h
an armistice between the Cubans and Spain untl
October ; that meantime the United States shoul. .
feed the reconccntrados nnd the Malna repor
shculd be held In the committee Indefinitely. Thl
sudden change ot front In the Sptnlsli-Amerlcai
trouble gave shorts a bad scare , and In Ui
B-iumble which followed prices advanced 121 1
points from Ilie lo-vcst before a breathing spel
was taken. During the balance of the altermxx
the market was very active , with trading span
modlc. S < * iuatlonal rumors were tn circulation
among which wns a report that the senate wouli
never consent to supporting the president's views
and this caused lively selling , under which prlc
gave way sharply. At'the cl < e the market va
steady , a net gain of from 6 to 10 points. Mil
future sales reaching 137,9ibales. . Kp- , qulft
net receipt ; , 33) baits ; uross , 6 , WO bale * ; to th
continent , D.30U bales ; ' forvrarded , 668.000 bales
Rales , 19,030 biles ; middling , 6 1-lSc. Tutal tod.i/
Net rece'pts , 1,032 bale.i : exports to Great Hritaln
G.KXJ bales ; to the continent , 23,5W bales ; vtucl ,
W3.S23 bales. Cunsollintu.l : Net receipts. 27,11
halvs ; exports to Orent Ilrllaln , 13.WO bales ; t. .
.he continent. 30,191 bile * . Total since Srptenl e
1 : Net receipts , 7SI44 bales ; eii rt to Urea
llrltaln. 2.8I3.SSJ b.iles. to France , 7JI'J17 tale
to the continent , 2.4"Cv ) bales.
NEW ORLEANS , March 23 COTTON-
Putures , steady. silrH , J6.400 bales ; March , non
Inal ; April , $3 U ; May , $5 M'ji CD ; June. $3 6K (
C 61 ; July. t'.Cfi'j 64 > j Afigvislo K 6405 C5 : Sep
teml > er. $56686 67 ; O lul er , $36&fl367 ; Noveni
ber. JS.fSfc-S 67 ; December , $3 C > & 3 70 ; Januar )
$5.71 bid. bpot. steady ; sales. 4.fOO bales ; nr.il
nan" . 4Vjc ; goo.1 ordinary , 4Tr ; low mlddllrs
6 3-lCc ; rolddllrur. l > Vic : gooi middling , 57i <
middling fair , 6V c ; receipts. 3i2I bales ; stock
421.424 bale. .
LIVERPOOL , Mancfi 2 COTTON Spot , mod
crate business , prices unchanged ; American inlt !
dllng , 3 5-16d , The sales of the day were 8,0 :
bale * , of which COO bales were for speculation nn
export , and Included 7,704 txiles Anc-rlcan ; r <
celpls , 2.4'M ' bales , all Anwrlcn i. I'utures opem
quiet , with malerate demand , and cloned stt-ad
American middling , K M. O. , March , 3 lO-bl !
317-64,1. buyers ; March and April. 3 IC-Wd ; M
and June , 3 18-64.1. bidders ; July. 3 lM4d. bU > eri
July and Auirust , 3 17-6IQ3 18-Hd. bu > rrs ; Augui
and September , 317-G4d , sellers , -itemlwr | r.n
October , 3 -5Mi3 17-64d. sellere ; October nnd Ni
vember. 3 16-64J , bu > ers ; Novi-mber ant 1 > ect.n
l > er. 3 1C-OM , seller > ; Utxcinlx-r nnd Janutr
3 16-64 < 1 , sellers ; January and I'ebruarj , 3 ll6l. .
sellers.
Oil Murkct * .
OIL CITT , P , March * S.-Credlt balances , 7
certlllcates opened at 77o bid for cash. Sales f
the day were as follows : Cash oil , 1,000 bbls
77c. 12 CM bbls. at TJ ? , J.OOO bbls. at mic ; reg
lar , I.W ) bbls at 7tc ; total sales. 17.000 bbU
hlmnents. SS.4M bbls. ; rum , 1M.73J bbU.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Limited Ban of All Both Disposed Of
Quito Boadily.
CATTLE OPEN ACTIVE AND STEADY
Supply Light n l Demand Goad , Mak-
IsiK nu lnc Soon Over Him a
JLoie K Illmc Sheep Ac
tlve und Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA , 'March M.-Hccclpts of
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. How. Sheep. Hor's.
March 23 . 1,3CO 1,359 4.036 . . . .
Mnrch 20 . 9JS C.22S 2.7SS S3
March 23 . 1.787 7,513 3.M2 1
March 24. . . . . 7.10J 5.734 7.SM . . . .
Miiri.li 2J . 2.S37 3.3J9 3.1W6 33
Mnrch 12 . 2Mi ) 4.2U 6.915 1
March 21 . 1,429 1.77S 5,716 16
March 19 . l.ZOS 3,355 1.701 7
Match IS . 2.307 4.703 2.999 . . . .
March 17 . LSM 4.730 14Uri 3
March 16 . 3.597 4,945 6,353
March 15 . . . . . . 3,720 6,007 3.041 35
March 14 . 2.1SS 1,620 4.D26 2
March 12 . 2.103 4.532 783 20
March 11 . 2.4SJ D.W2 1.W5 . . . .
March 10 . 2,342 4.G97 10,207
March 9 . 2SlH 6,231 6,576 47
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs , Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. Ky . 2
Union Pnclllc System . It 7 13
! * . , K. & M. V. 11. H . 0 4
C. , St. 1' . . M. & O. Hy. . 18 1
11. & M. R. n. 11 . 13 G
o. , u. & Q. Hy . . .
O. , 11. I. & P. lly. , U . . .
Total receipts . GO CO 13
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the nuni-
cr of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
maha Packhs Co. . . 14 .
'ho ' O. It. Hamtmnd Co. 279 93 190
wlft and Company . 274 EG3 2,830
'ho Cndnhy 1'acklnir Co. 170 915 039
: . Becker nnd Dcgan . . . . 23 . . . . . . . .
ansaut & Co . 2- . .
, U Carey . I ! I .
lObman & Rothschilds . . CO ! .
\ \ 1. Stephens . 21 .
wlft , from the country . . 351
Icyera . ' .15 .
I. Hamilton . Ill .
, . lHusz . 21 .
ther buyers . 12 : S . . . .
Totals . .VIM lioi3 4,003
CATTLn-Hccelpls today. 1.SW head ; Sat-
rday , U5S head ; ono \\eek ago , 1,42 ! ) head ,
nil two weeks ago , 2,183 head. It vvai a
Ight run even for n Monday , nnd there
. ore only llfty-four fresh loads nil told In
ho yards. Of that number about one-halt
onslsted of cornfcd beeves , \\hlle the bal-
nce was made up of cow atuff und stock
ittle.
The market as a whole did not show ma-
erlal change from last week us ipgards
alues and selleis were generally well
leased. All kinds of cattle seemed to llnd
uycra without much ( lllllculty , and practl-
ially every thlni ? In the yards as sold and
vcighed up at an early hour.
Ueef Steera As noted nbovo about one-
.alt of the cattle on sale were coinfed
leers. Tie most of them were common
o n&dlum quality , some of them .heavy
randcd westerns with less than a half-
ozen really good loads. None could bo
escribed as choice or fancy. The early
dvlccs from other helling points Indicated
, t best only steady markets , and some
ave a hint of weakness. The marlsot here ,
, owever , was fully steady. The buyers
, cemed to want the cattle nnd they were
arly In the saddle and soon had the pens
leared.
Butchers' Stock The market on cow
ituff was fairly active at steady prices nnd
.he ten or a dozen , loads In were soon sold
ind weighed up. The. prices paid were
ntlrely satisfactory to sellers and It may
e Inferred from that fact that they were
.Igi . .
Stock Cattle Today's supply of stackers
_ nd feeders consisted of some fourteen
oads of Minnesota cattle nnd a few bcat-
erlng loada of natives and some odds and
; nds. Tnero was qultul a brisk Inquiry and
he offerings soon found takers nt fully
tcady prices. Representative sales :
NATIVES.
BCEP BTKUnS.
tfo. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Tr.
0..1lOJlW 4. . . . 873 } t 25 02. . . .1107 It
J ) . . . . S',5 4 10 22. . . .IMS 4 15 . 6..1Ci ) 4 U
) . . . .1JGI 435 40. . . .114 * 4 Jo 30. . . .1213 4 'a
1U..12M 4 U 53. . . . 513 465 1..10.M 75
; 4.,103I > 4 Si ) 14. . . .IMS 430 2. . . .1140 4 M
.7. . . .1382 4 C5 24. . . .1110 425 17. . . .1372 48)
1..1MO 430 3. . . . 916 400 18. . . .1930 4 M
1..1070 400 10..1B7M 65 1. . . . 670 J TO
C3..1020 425 1..1100 375 7. . . .827 410
3. . . .1173 430 3. . . . KB 25) 2. . . . fc93 49) )
7. . . . M3 390 1. . . . KM 370 2. . . . 755 385
COWS.
I..1DW 375 47. . . .1010 340 2..11M 350
f5. . . . 087 375 1..U70 365 43..1U ) 3 W
1..123) 345 2. . . .IKS 365 1..1080 340
4. . . .1192 3 40 1..1170 3 70 9. . . . 836 3 00
1. . . . 8JO 300 1. . . . 930 300 1. . . . 1)40 ) 200
7. . . .87 300 1. . . . SCO 300 1.-JM 273
1. . . . 9W 360 1..1130 3 W 15. . . .1130 365
1..1100 3 65 4. . . .1045 3 i 4. . . .1143 3 75
1..1100 3 25 1. . . . 800 2 25 C. . . . 9j 3 BO
2. . . . 850 SCO 8. . . . 937 365 1. . . . 790 250
3. . . . 960 3 55 12. . . .1025 3 65 1. . . .11.10 3 C5
. iinirnus.
C. . . . C2l 3 ST. . 1. . . . ? J 3 W 1. . . . 780 3 75
1. . . . CM 4 01) 17. . . . 725 3 65 4. . . . 690 3 73
9. . . . GS4 4 15 1. . . . 6SO 3 10
iinirnns AND srnKiis.
3..CS3375
n
1..1CO 325 1..13SO 340 1..17SO 310
1..10W 325 3. . . .1310 340 I. . . . SbO 340
2. . . .1135 3 W 1..137W 3 40
CALVES.
1. . . . 130 600 1. . . . SOO 600 , 1. . . . 300 410
.
3. . . .IGM 3 75 1..1100 3 40 4. . . .4210 3 53
8TOCKUIIS AND rUUDKUH.
7. . . . SCI 4 17V4 1. . . . 400 4 M J. . . . 79 4 33
2. . . . 300 4 85 1. . . . 060 3 50 2. . . . D30 4 40
13. . . . 671 435 1. . . . 80 3 CO 21. . . . 846 415
3. . . . 796 435 46. . . . 607 435 17. . . . 761 413
11. . . . 00 375 7. . . . 840 4 CO C. . . . SCO SCO
67. . . . 7U3 415 3. . . . GIG 425 1. , . . 8W 4 i5
W. . . . 633 4 35
HOGS Receipts today , 1,3 > 9 head ; Saturday
5,228 head ; one week DRO , 1,771 head ; two week :
ago , lfo ) head. Counting the four or IHo load' '
carried over there were tuonty-four loads nl
told on fnle. Hu. light receipts on n MondJ ;
uro to be expected , anil In consequence On not exert
ert much , Influence upon the market. Whit Via :
more tn the point uas the expectation tha
Tucsilaj'a receipts also would be lltht , as i
result oC Sunday's ntorm In the country.
Under ordinary circumstances the position o
tlia market would ha\e been strong with llBh
receipts tn tight and light receipts to come. Ihi
market , howe\er , appears to bo entirely undo
tha Influence of eastern markets , ulilch eeem ti
bo tcndlrs steaillly downward. rro\Ulons wer
lower Bitnrday , and this morning Chicago hai
8,000 to 10,000 more hogs than anticipated , am
prtcra broke ther < > about lOc. This market fol
lowed In the lead of Chicago } In spite of locu
receipts being light.
The hog * sold today at } 3.C33. . with th
bulk of the talcs at U.Uirf.Hli , as agilnst (3,6
on Saturday.
The n\crnB6 of all the sales was SMc lowe
than on Saturday , 19o lower than one weel
OBO. 13o lower than two weeks ago , 21e lowe
than a month ago and 27o lower than a yea
ago HOTS sold today at the lowest point touchei
on Mnrch 2tl In the history of the. South Omahi
market , Uepreientame hales ;
65 . 321 . . . 3 63 31 . 303 . . . 3 CS
. 211 ICO 360 66 . JIO 40 3 60
. 353 ISO 3 B7V4 66 . , 40 3 371/
63 . 2S1 120 S 57V * 74 . Ml . . . 3 171 ,
65 . Z > 6 120 3 & 7& C7 . Sll 160 3 57
60 . 2TT 120 3 65 73 . 103 40 3 53
M . 3V ) 40 3 K 79 . ? 37 2M 3 5'i
78 . 214 . . . 3 C5 7J . 2U 1'X ' ) 3 55
S7 . 123 80 3 53 7" . XI 40 3 K
J . . . .242 160 3 51 7i ) . Sol 161) ) 3 65
0 . 333 . . . 35" C8 . 34J IS ) 3 C5
is . 328 . . . 3D )
WAGON HOGS TlinOW OUTS.
6 . W , . . . S D3 6 . 210 . . . 351
3 . . . .393 . . . 3 M . S . . . 3 55
6 . . . . ? 51 . . . 365 Z . 2W . . . 353
C . 213 . . . 3W
BHKKI' Tlnelt | today , l.Sehead : Raturdiy
2.72t > : ono week aio. 0,716 ; two weeks acn. 4SfO
Of thn rlchtecn Units repi > rtcd In tun were tun
signed direct to thf puckers , anil of th bal
Bnce , one-half conslsteil of Colorado Iambi.
There was n good Uemind for" both sheep an <
Inmb * . an.l the market was strong unit active
T.ie buyers were ready tn take nil offcrlnc
nnd the market wns entirely satisfactory I
Bellera , practically oterj thing N"lng eold an
weighed up In icocd seaion. Some pretty fal
lamM ol < l nt J5 3) , and the beat at 5 4t
llrprescntatha soles :
NoV Av. l > r.
462 wrwtern Iambs . 79 } > n
290 western lambs . l ,3 4 M
I'M western wethers . lOi ) 4 40
197 weMern wethers . 9S 4 40
lsr. western wethers . V8 4 5'
1W western wethers . 110 4 K
COS Mexican owes . & 5 4 CO
1,665 Colorado lainbtt . . 74 540
Xetv York I.U f Stock.
NKW YOIIK. Uuixh m.-DKirVCS-necelpti
3,957 head : acthe and higher : sterra. medium I
good , tt.7005.15 ; oxen and stagi. | 2 (004,55 ; bull
13. 1593.90 ; cows. | 2 < K < 83 60 Cables quote Amer
can fleers Felling at tV U10Kc , rtretsf 1 wrlgh
11 % o sherp. 9i' ! * lKle ( , dreued weight ; refrigerate
be f. SfrS ic per lb. : shipments today , none ; ti
morrow , COO cattle , 1,100 ihcep and 2,560 quartei
of b ef
CAIA'nS-necelpti , 3,781 hend : less nctUe ar
lower : veals , poor to prime. l4.OOO7.Oi ) .
flIIRKI' AND I AMHS-Ilecelpts. 10.ZS3 J.ba.
flrm for sheep ; Inmhs , closed lower : ihecp. (3.
C5.50 ; lambs , fair to rholri. , 14.004 ! $ 5 } ; gener
rales. 19.10 ; clipped , $5 OOlfS.Wj sprlner UmL
(1 OW5 O ) each.
lIOO.H-lleceltits. 11,811 head ; dull and Ian
at H.OOOU4.
_
St. T.onU I.lvrStork ;
ST. IJOUIH. Maivh JS CATTl.E-necHpti. 1
lot head , Including COO head Tcxani ; khbpuent
SOO hf d | market iltkdjr for nttlr * * , with T i n
trong and lee hlchtr ; fulr to funor nattr * sWp-
ptn * nd npx > rt stMrm. H.SOflS.Ki : bulk of nl f ,
W.Ti'JJG.Ju ; drr > fd beef and butclwr to rs , 14 20
4.85 : bulk of Mte * . I4.S00I.U ; Mer * under 1.00 }
flu , J1.70tf4.40j hulk of Mlc , , > l.lK14.Wi stocker -
er and fcedern. U.OXJ4.70 ; bulk of Mies , U.750
4l > : cows and heifers , 12 Ma .50 ; bulk of cows ,
I3.7503.CO ! Tcxn and Indian steers , :1.ST4.7S : !
lnilkof _ Kites , t3.M > U4.o ; ooand hcltcrs , K.W
liociS-Itecelpt * . S.MO Iiend ! uhlpmcnt , 3,600
head : nmket 5o lower : yorliers , 3ei4J3.73 ; pick-
en. W.TOflJ.SO ! butchers. I3.SOU1.8S.
eilKKr-necelpts. 1.000 head : shipments. MO
head ; market clrady : natUc mntton . J4.0WI.6J ;
lambs , JJ.OHfJ.M ; Texas muttons. t4.00U4. 0.
ClIICAfiO iJTi'S STOCK MAKKKT.
llrnry nepolpl * of HI > KB Drive Price *
Lower.
CltrCAOO , March 2S.-llu lness In fnttlfl wan
nctt\c and n stronger market was witnessed from
opening1 to the close. K\cn the numerous dro\es
of hnlf fnt cattle moveil off nt steady prices and
owners of fat entile found quick sales at unsat
isfactory price * IJeef steers sold on a b l *
of WS564TO for the commonest to 1350 for
prime to extra cattle , the greater part selling
at 14 lOyO.10. them be ln the. u unl wr-.irv.Mty of
strictly oliolco lots. Stuckcrs and fcvdrra
ranged from J365OSCO for common to bost.
Cahet were In good demand nt n wldi * rnngo
of prices , best gntdes bringing 16 25j6 W , com
moner srndet going for $ I.W > jt > 00.
llea\y receipts of hogs forced prices lower
ami sales crc at n further dicllnr. Common
o prime dro\c * of hog soltl at $3 0) ) tJ 85 , tha
ircutcr part Felling nt J3 Wff3 524. Tnp range
n prices Is narrower than at uny time for a
lontli pa t nnd Ikht iinJ hen\y hws now sell
ese together. Toduj's drop was about lOo In
eivy and to In light.
Trade In sheep and lambs was H\rly nt strong
irlce * . Choice lambs were scarce nnd sold up
0 > . S3 , nn ndvnnce of 25c , nnd sellers had BOIUO
Jolorndoi for W The commonest Inmbi sold nt
.40. Sheep sold nt W 30fl.7i and ) cartings at
1 30(33.10 ( Sheep went largely nt J4 33 4,60 nnd
ambs sold largely nt high pilcct.
ItnCUIlTS-Cnttlc , 1G.UIW head ; hog . 35,000
cad : sheep , 18,000 head.
I.oulNilllc 1U < S
I/UISVIU.i : . March 2S.-CATTI.K Market
ull ami fully 10fil5e loucr ; extra good export
tier * . (4501)463 ) : choice butcher steers. J4 2JW
40 ; fulr to good butcher steers , J33pli" > ; com-
non to medium butcher steers. 13 r.0 3 75 ; Uiolco
ipferi | , JJ90ii4.1S ; fulr to cholie butcher cows ,
J 901/3 63 ; medium to good feeders , $3 65ffl 13.
IICK1.S llecelpts. 5,000 heiul ; IIMK , l1Wim3j
ncdlums , W SO , light ehlppcts , f J.50U 3.70 ; pigs ,
: soiirj to.
* AMD 'UVMIlR-Mnrket ' nnd
Slinni - steady n-
iinged ; good tn cttra shipping sheep , > 3 Mi }
T : fair to Kiwd sheep , JlOOfil 53 ; common to
iPdlum , IJ.OlUiJoO ; extra shipping Hmb , $1,73
7300 ; fair to good lambs. Jl 25 J4.73 : best
uti.hi.rt , 4 00@4.CO ; fair to good butchers , J3 totj )
W.
m ril > - I.lvc Slock.
KANSAS C1TV. March 23. CATTt.n-llecelpts ,
,40 < ) head nntl\cs , 1,00. ) hcid southern ; nnrket
tcndy to lOo lower ; Inferior tn good drcsjod
eef "leers , } l 0 > Ifl ! ) ; choice. $3.COif523 : cows
ml heifer * . J2.75I4 43 ; stacker * and f codas ,
ulet , $33l > Itl80 : bulls J2EOiflfO ; Texns and
ndlan 8lecr. . J3S004CO ; ctms , $ J 13J3 70.
HCOS Hccclpts , 7,200 head : market lOo lower ;
ulk of rule * , $3 Vf3 ) M ; Pickers nnd medium ,
.3 MJT3 C5 : llcits , M40IT" 6fl ; pigs. $3 10iT3 53.
Slinnr Itecclpf , 3,30i ) bend ; sheep nitlxf , To
Ighcr ; ui > pl > 11 weaterns ; Bhccp , t3S5fi60 ;
ainU ? , largely { 5 1011 j.07',5.
Hunt ItiilTnli > MiStock. .
KAST Ml'ITAI/ . Y. . March 28 CATTI.1T-
oed shlpp'ng : steers , J4CJO'1.S3 ; butchcra' stock ,
R5O4.10.
HOO'i Oocxl to choice jorkrrs , JJ 90fI3.53 : light
orkori , $3.Svjf3 ( 90 ; mltcd packers' grades , Jl.OCff
, OJ ; medium weights. J3. ' > "in4.00 : hei\y hos1" ,
4.00 ; rough , J3.2333 U > ; * tngs. J2.73O3.10 ; pig' ,
3 25W3.75.
I , \MIrf-Cholce to extri , Jovgc 00 ; fair to
ocxl , $3.ro0. > .75 ; jearllncs , II.7505.10 ; culls , (303
ys no.
tmKEP-Cr-olce to selected wethers , $ I.OOSr500 ;
mlxnt sheep. (4 MWI.S3 ; common to fair , JI.SCCF
.50 ; culls , { 3,5001 23.
Iiiilluiuiixillx I , He Stork.
INDIAXAl'OMS , March 28. CATTMlle -
lptrt 2..0 held ; shipments , fair ; market steady ;
11 sold : Rood to prime iteamcrs , JI.40S5 20 ; faire
o medium Fleerx. | l C084 ! > 0 ; common to Rood
tockerH , J3 2" ff4 00
IIOQS Itccelpts , fXlfl head ; shipments , 400 head :
iirkct barelv steady ; peed to ihoke medium
nd heavy , J.1 80f3 k3 : mixed , (3735f3fO ; gtiod
o choice lights , J3 TiKjJ SO ; common lights , (3 63(9 (
.70.
.70.SlinKP Uecelpts. llg'U ; shipments , none ;
larket steady : (2.73 for common sheep to (5 65
or choice lambs.
I.llMTljIlve Stock.
HAST UUnilTY , Tn , March 2S. CATTI.K
'Irm ; prime , . " > .OMS3.1J ; common , J3.SOJ/1.13 ;
mils. Blags and cows , J2.00JII.10.
HOGS Ixiwer ; prime medium weights , ( I 035 ?
.10 : heaxy joikcr" , J3.93W4.00 ; best llcht jorkcrs ,
(3.853 50 : pigs , fair quality , $30 ( ! I1.SO : bea\y
logs , tl.057H.10 ; good roughs , (3. 23S3. 00 ; common
o fair. t2.SWir3.00.
iSHCnP Choice. H.OOijrS 00 : common , J3.GOCP
.00 ; choice lambs , J'i.9''it6.00 ' : common to gx > od ,
; 4,7S65.bO ; veal cnhes , (3.S5f .25 ,
Clncliinntl Ilve Stock.
CINCINNATI , March 23.-HOdS-Actlve at 3 23
04.05.
CATTLE-StronR nt J2.SOiJ5.00.
fnir.cr Acthe and hleher at J3.OOifJ.75.
LAMPS Strong nt ( l.230 < i.OO.
Stock In
Ilecord of receiptof ll\e stock at the four
principal markets for March 23 :
Cnttle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha . 1.3U ( 1.S59 4.636
Chicago . 16,000 38.000 18.000
{ ansas City . 1,400 7,200 3,300
St. Louis . 1.800 5,600 1,000
Totals . . . . . 20.S60 B2.1W 2C.33G
Wool Mnrkptii.
I1OSTON. March 28 WOOtr-The following
arc the prices for the leading descriptions :
Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleeces , X nnd nbove ,
28c ; XX , 29e ; XX ami XX nbove > , 30e ; dela'ne ' ,
31e ; No. 1 combing. 30iJ31c ; No 2 combing. SOO
31c. Michigan , Wisconsin , etc. X Michigan. 24c ;
No. 1 Michigan combing , 29o ; No 2 Michigan
combing. 2S(29c : X New York , New llarapstlre
and Vermont , 23ff24c ; No. 1 New York , New
Hampshire nnd Vermont , 27c : dela.'nc Michigan ,
2Sc. Unwashed medium Kentucky and Indiana
one-quarter blood combing , 23c ; Kentucky nnd
Indiana three-eighths blood combing , 21c ; Mis
souri one-quarter blood comblmr , 22c ; Missouri
: hree-elghtHi blood comb'ng , 224c ! : braid comb-
nK , 20c : lake and Georgia , 22o Toxns wools-
spring fine (12 months ) , 16RlSc ; scoured , 43W4ic ;
hprlns fine (13 ( months ) , 15rtl9c ; scoured , 48fiX ! > e.
Territory wools Montana line medium nnd fine ,
ICifJlSc ; scoured , 4647c ; staple , 4Sff5no ; Utah and
WjomlnR fine medium nnd fine , lSi17c ; scoured ,
43tli > c ; staple , 4Sc. Australian , scoured basis
combing , superfine , 70B73c : combine good , C3Q
18c ; cotnb'ng , average , 62QC5c ; Queensland combIng -
Ing , 63c.
HT. I.OUIS , March 28 WOOtEasler ; me-
Hum , wnocs light line , 15&16C ; heavy nne , 80
14c ; tub wn'hed , KflKKc.
I/DN1JON , March 23. WOOITlie wool soles
auction v\a continued today , with a largo at
tendance of bujors The catalogues were largt
nnd conslsteil of 13,664 bales. The offerings were
of a varied rejection nnd Includel good lines < > (
New South Wales and 1'ort Philips rcoured.
which iveie sold chleny to the continental buy
er * . A large supply of greasy merinos was lost
eagerly competed for. following arc the sales
in detail : New South Wale' . C.COO b.iles |
scoured , lUMKid : greasy , t'iWi' ' ' d : Queens
land. 1.200 bales : scoured , Is > ,4d ls 6d : creasy ,
; W7d : Victoria , 4 BOO baleJ ; scoured , SVidOls S' d !
? reasy. CHd ; South Anstrnlli , l.fM biles ]
scoured. 9dHs 3W ; greasy. 4 i Sd : West Aus.
trnlla , 1,300 biles : greasy , MJfrld : Tasmania. M
bales ; scoured , 8H1I101 : New 7enlnnd. 2,1X (
Imles ; scoured , S'4d V1s 2d : greasy. 6V45J101 : Cap
of Ooo < l Hope nnd Natal , SOO bales ; scoured ,
7J4dfflls 6d ; greasy , 6Vi7'/d.
York I r > - OooitH Market.
NTIW YOIIK , March 23 The week In dn
goods opened under unsatisfactory conditions ,
Throughout the day there was little store trad'
Ing nnd the" mail orders received -were very few ,
Tlio price ultuntlnn In cation goods Is no brghtel
than recently The low prices of print clofii
and their dullness has had an exceedingly dc.
pressing effect nir all Ilne of staple goods. Sttt'
pin brown cottons are quiet ; print cloths arc un
changed.
Simnr Miirkctx.
NCW OUI.HANS. March 2 ? . SITO ATI-Dull
open Kettle 21 fl3 3-16c ; no granulated or whltt
offered ; yellfivv , 4fJI 1-16c : seconds , 2W3 13-lCc
MoUssef. dull : cPntrlftienl , r.WHc.
NEW YOIIK , Mnrch 21 SlKlAIt Rnw. nule
rnd firm : fair rpflnlng. 3V4c : centrifugal , 96 test
4e ; rellned , steady : mold A , 54o ; standard A. fi-
confrttloner ' A. 5fl ; cut leif , 5Sc ; rruihed Wlc
powdered 6 6-16c : gramilated , 5' > c ; cubes , K16c
Cnllforulu Dried Pritltn.
NBW YOIIK. March 28. CAI.IPOUNIA DHini
rilUlTS Apples , quiet and other fruits llrm
evaporatel Hpple , common. ( SflSc ; prime win
tray , SK fU4c ; wocvl dried prime , SHflSViP
choice , 8 * ; { We ; fnncv , 9V15J9c. I'runp . 3U < f
7 .c. Apricots , Iloinl , 5V47c. Peaches , peeled
IJo ; tinpeeled , 12iJ13c.
1053.
H. U. PENNEY & CO.
11O Board of Trade Bldg. , Omaha , Nel
GRAIN. PROVISIONS , STOCKS
Branch Ofllce. 1C3S N 81. . Uucols. N b.
O. C. CimiSTIB , K. J. BTHEET ,
President. Vlc 1'renldenl
Ciifislie-Street Commission Co ;
Capital , * SUOnI.UU. Fullr Pnld.
Ill Ilnnril of Trade niilldlntr.
STOCKS , GHAI.V AND 1MIOVISIOXS.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Nut
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS unil STOCK !
BOARD OP TRADB.
Dlrert wire * to Chicago and New York.
Correspondent * ! John A. Warrtn * Co.
BE A MAN.
It * IH pay yon to md thin nnd think It cm
carefully. ripocUllr If ynuhavo doctored w\ \ *
mexllcnlcomp nlrse.ieotrlo'tbolts. or "tnt
prescription" f ko and are no better off to-
ilay. Wo ro reputable physicians , honor * *
anil respected In our own city. Forever
years wo ha\o mndo n specially of thonerTOM
illtordor.sof men nni\ women and our remedy
ll. . . ° JMJ."t 9' our n ny icnrs' experience
HAli-nr.N win not restore you in ft night ,
nor nwcrk. but with patience and the correct
use of our treatment , wo do assert It will po-sU
tlrol ; make n man of you lit times It A JI
BES Is ( or sale at all drug torrs-a da dots
box for SO cents. You hoed not bo anliamcd to
ask for It its usci are many , and no matter
what your object Is In taking -
It , no ono nred bo the wiser.
Or send \n 1 1.0) and we will
forward a M dose box by mat ) ,
securely acalcd , along with >
few private word * of ad\lre.
Wo answer nil loiters In plain
envelope and hold all corro-
Bpondonco Mrlctly confidential ,
Drs. llnrtnn nud Reason.
Sultoui sai'ublloSq ,
. . . . Cleveland , Q.
Insist on ( rotting the genuine
BAR-BEN
It BtronRhtons the nones.
A 00 dose box for AOconts.
_ , For halo by Trade Mark. '
Kuhn & Co. , ISth ami Douglas ; .t. A. Kul
Icr A Co. , 1103 Douglas street , an *
Orahnm Drug Co , 15th niul rarnnin ; King *
I'hnrmacy , 27tli and Ijcavenvvorlh. i'ej ton's t'har-
macy , 24th and I.eavenvvorh ( ; I ! . J. Sejkora ,
South Omaha. nnd nil othot druggists In Omaha.
South Omaha , Council llltirfa nndlcliillv ,
Two Weeks'
Treatment
FREE
_ To All
rur.vHE 01. n
SPECIALISTS
In the treatment of all
Chronic , Nervous and Private Diseases.
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Catarrh , all Ulscanea o ( the Ncc , Throat , Chut.
Btomach , Liver , Ulood , hkln und Kidney Dis
eases , Lost Mnnhood , Ilydrocele , V rlcocelt ,
Gonorrhea , Olcotc. Syphilis. stricture , riles. Fit *
tu'a and Ileclnl Ulcer * Diabetes might's Dis
ease cured. Call on or address wltb stamp foi
Frea Book and New Method * .
Treatment liy Mall , Coimultntlan free ,
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institnte
Room L 11714 North nth St. .
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A X/ * Ai'i'voiis jnMftstf- ailing Mem *
onr , Impotency , HlooploMnMS , oto . omisoj
by Abuoo or otuar Kioeoea ana Imlti-
cmUont. ITity nulrKltam * turtlu
Their ann nhows immodlata faprovb.
meat and etfocto a CUltE whore nil oilier fatl _ In-
tl t upon lining thn rennttm AJnt InMoto. - „ - ,
hiTOenrodthouimndsun.l wlllcur lera. Wo ! atwj-
Hive written unnrnnteo to e3tct a fata RA pYQ ' "
chc or rafand the manor. Price UW Ulwip r
pnckscei or six rkans ( fall treatment ) for fZGO. 1)7
fttfvdilC U l V \ . .tkliftcn. . 111.
Tor" mle In Omahi. Nib , by Ja. forsjlh , 203
N. liitli ; Kulin . % Co , ICtli nnd Douglas ; mid
In Council Illuffi by O. H. nrnwn. DniRalt ; .
\V will solid you i > trial tientmm
at tbci trench lu.me.lr CALTHOI
frrc ( no V. O. l > . Krhrniitl BnT
lesnl Btiurnnteethst CALTiloswllI ;
Rl OP IM > c-h ec > * mi FmUilaim. ,
CL'ltr pfrFnUlorrh n.\urlcociic.
and IlKSroUn I.o t Vicar.
It costs you nothing to try It. /
Von Mohl Co. CS1U Soi.Am.r ict i . ( ii iiiMauo.
Patronize
Home Industries
ly rarclumlnir Ooodn Slnilc nt the
Fnntorto.
AWNINQ3 AND TENTfl.
OMAHA TKNT AND HUnnnR CO.
( Successors Omaha Tent and Awning Co )
Manufacturer * tents , awnlngi ; jobbers luilles' and
Bents' Mackintoshes. Tents for rent. 1311 Far *
nam Ht. . Omaha.
BREWERIES.
OMAHA nnUWIKG ASSOCIATION.
Carload shipments made In our own rcfrlif.
crater cars. Ulue Ribbon. Elite Export , Vienna
Export and Family Export delivered to all paru
of the city.
CORN1CK WOUKS.
Q. P. EI EN13TBH ,
KAKi.c CORNICC ivontcs.
Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron Cornices , Qal-
vnnlzed Iron BkyllEhtr. Tin , Iron lind Blate
Itooflne. Aecnt tor Klnnear' * Steel Celling.
103-10-12 North Eleventh street.
CltACKEH FAC-rOKIES.
I1ISCUIT AM ) MFO. CO.
Wholesale Cracker Manufacturers.
OMAHA. NED.
DYE WORKS.
SCIIOICDSACK'S TVICITV UYQ
\VOHICS. 15 1 Knrniim St.
Djclns and cleaning of garment * and Roods ot
every description. Cleanlne of fine garments >
epeclalty.
PLOUH MILLS.
S. F. GILMAN.
riour , Meal. 1'ecd. Hran , 1013-15-17 North 17th
it reft , Omnhu , Neb. C. E. lllack. Manager ,
ielephone 602.
IRON WORKS.
DAVIS & COWCill.I , IltOM WOHKS.
Iron and Ilriimi Founder * .
Manufacturers nnd Jibbers of Machinery , Gen.
eral repalrlnu a specialty. 1301 , 1M3 and IMS
Jackson street. Omaha. Neb.
L.INHEEL ) OIL.
WOODMAN M.tSnHD OH , WOHICS.
Manufacturers old process raw linseed oil , ket
tle boiled linseed oil , old process giound Unseed
cakes , ground and ccreened llansccd for drug *
gists. OMAHA. NE1I.
MAITIinSSES.
ninni\r. co.
Manufacturers of high grade Mattresses , 1111
Harney Street. Omaha ,
OVERALL AND SHIRT FACTORIES.
COMI A V.
Mfgrj. Clothlrtr. Pnnts , Bhlrt * . Overall ! .
OMAHA , NEIi.
BIHRT TACTORIES.
j. n.
NnnilASlCA SIIIHT COMPANY.
Exclusive custom bhlrt tailors. lit' Farnam.
VINEUAH AND l'ICKLE3.
HAHM IN.V VINKCAIl CO.
Manufacturers of Vlneitar. I'lckles , Catsups
Mustards , Celery and Worccntenhlre Bauce ,
WAGONS AND CAItniAQES.
AVI M.I A 3i I'l
For a gbod substantial vehicle of any descrlp *
tlon , for repainting or lubber tires on new or old
wfcetls the t t place la ! 7th and
streets.
DIUIMMGXn CAHUIAOi : CO.
Chop , medium priced and tony carriage *
Any thing you want , second hand or new. Head.
quarts- * for rubber tlrm. warranted. 18th and
Harney , opposite Cuurt Home.
A. J. .11 MI'S ON ,
1400. 1111 DnilKC.
Full line of Carrtiges , Buggies. Phaetons. Pony
Turn. Wheels rubUr tlrtd. T * * best U the
Mieapiit.
C1QAR UANIIPACTUREIta.
IIBMS * CO.
Largest factory ID the west. Leading Joobeta
t Omaha. Kama * City , Lincoln and St. Joaejfc
t roods. 1003 Farum 6tn t.