Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 01, 1898, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHK OMAHA DAILY . APRIL 1. 1898. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Uncertainties of War Oivo the Market n Holiday Character. THERE IS AN UNDERTONE OF FIRMNESS ( Wlicnt mull Oatn Clone Illnlirr , Ontn 11 vni n I n UiiclitiiiKfil , IIIK ! 1'rcivl- loim SlrtuiKi'r on 'Kuinorcil ( jovernnieiit CHICAGO , March 31. Uncertainty In re- tgnrd to the outcome of pending npgoUatlotiR between the United Statun and Spain gave nlniost u lio'lduy churactor to trading In . wheat utul coarse eralnn today. There WON a. Kcncral undertone of llrmness , wlioat cloHlnK Uc lilKliir for July. Corn advanced % c ami oats closed unchanged. I'rovlslons iwcro very < lrm , affected l > y talk of Urge orders for naval supplies , and closed J1401 20u hlRher. Wheat opened about % c lower for July , initial mules being made ut 81iJ814C. The inapnlllcunt prospects for the wheat crop In KannaH and unfavorable reportn front other wheat growing states were the chief causes for the opening weakness. Somu eectlons reported an Increase In area of 20 per cent , and It was stated that very little damage had resulted from recent frosts. It was also reported that about 20,000,000 bu. of old wheat wag Bllll on hand In Kan sas. The early drop In Wall street prices nlso acted as a disturbing Inlluonce. I'rlces noon recovered , however. Liverpool and Paris markets both sin wed steadiness , and BtoekH showed an early recovery , giving rise to the belief that Insiders were In pos- neHHlon of favorable Information concerning the outlook of n settlement of the Cuban question. Tim bulls also derived comfort Jrom the falling off In northwest receipts , [ Minneapolis and Dululh reporting 220 cars , uialnst 321 last week and 6S7 a year ago. Though this did not result In much Increase In the buying demand , It stopped the short Helling nnd liquidation In a degree , and prices slowly recovered to S2'10S2c. The usual selling by scalpers who are satlslled with fractional prolHs'tlien set In , and a decline to 81o ensued. Trading was ex tremely narrow , amounting at times almost to stagnation. The uncertainty In regurd to the ultimate settlement of the Cuban jueatlon acted as a drag on the market , traders preferring to wait until something definite was known before venturing toe far either way. In consequence IHicUiatlons . \vero conllncd to nn exceptionally narrow range , the market at no time getting above 82c , while opening llgures marked the low point of the day. Almost injUiliig was dom with ilay , and that delivery held steady t practically a nominal value , J1.03 } ! . II did ( drop at one time to $1.0. % on one 01 two offerings , but recovered as soon as tlu pressure was removed. July , after the re action to 81c , recovered again to MM ! ! 82'c , and held at that price to the c'ose On account of the dullness , routine news other than stated had scarcely any effect Chicago receipts were 53 cars , 15 of con1 tract grade , llcsldes this 72 cars and as , : liti. of contract wheat were received fron mixing houses , making the total addltlot to the contract stocks today about 12. > , SOi 1 > U. Atlantic cleatances amounted to 439,001 lti. July was bringing S2',4yS2Vio at thi close. May closed at $1.03U. Corn was steady , but very dull ; most o the time at n trillo above yesterday's prices Bhorts did about all the buying. There wa : more or less sympathy with wheat and tin ndvancu In Wall street. Trading was nt most entirely local. May ranged from 2'J { 20V&C to 2S c nnd closed ' , &c higher nt 2 ! > c. Oats were almost at a standstill all day theru being barely lie lluctuatlon In prices Trade was altogether or a scalping imtur nnd In small lots. The market showed ai undertone of llrmness with wheat and corn May ranged from 2j'&e ' to 21T c and closei unchanged nt 2oc. Provisions wcro firm at the opening , am became stronger later , prices being close ti the top at the end. It was reported tha liberal orders had been received from nava stores , mini this caused covering by HhorU resulting In a strons market. Hog marke was llrm. At thii close May pork was 20 higher t S'J.CO , May lard 5c "higher at $ o.l uml May ribs 7'/Sc higher at * S.10. Kstlmnted receipts for Friday : A\ heat < : > cars ; corn , 145 cars ; oats , 170 cars ; hogs 0,000 head. futures ranged as follows : No. 2. Cash quotations were as follows ; 1'IXJUH cjulet ; southern pate.its , Bouthern straights , $4.IOtt4.6U ; southern clen 11.301)4.40 ; spring patents , $4.91)05.40 ) ; soft pa nts , $1.70f.W ; bakers' patents , $3.4003.00. WHIJAT No. 3 rprlng , WHJ97C ; No. 2 rei | 1.00'l 1.01'.i. CO UN No. 2. 29c. OATS No. 2. 23c. f. o. b. ; No. 1 white , 29. . No. 3 white. 27WJ2S'tc. UYK No. 2 , 49ylC. I-HjAXSKBD No. 1. $1.155U1.17'.i. TIMOTHY 8KK1J I'rlmc , 2.K > if(2.S3. I'HOVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl , , $9.5 09.6 Innl , . per 100 Ibs. , $5.03f3.07 ; short ribs , rldi ( loose ) . $4.SO(5.23 ( ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed JI. " : > U4. ! > 7b ! ; short clear sides Iboxed ) , $3.30 6.4U. WHISKY Distillers' nnlshed goods , per gnl SUOAHS Cut loaf , $3.63S5.88 ; granulated , $5. G3.67. On the tt'roduco exchanBC today the butt market was steady ; creameries , ISJflOo ; dalrli I1U17C. Chrobe , quiet nt SS/SUC. / KeK , fres Oc. Live poultry , tlrm ; chickens , SHSJ'Je ; duel c ; ' turlieya. 8glOu. _ YOHIC ( JKXKKAl. aiAHKUT jDuotntloiiH for tlio Dny on ( iciieri CoilllllllllUil'M. NKW YOUK , March 31 , KIXDUll Uecolpl BOUAi \ , ; exports , 21.C87 bbis. ; city mill p.i tnts , J5.S5f .10 ; city mill clears , 5.CO < g5.75 ; Ml nesota patents , J3.10tJ3.10 ; MlnneHota K-ilter wllltcr ktra'Khts ' , SI.COU4.iH ) ; winter c : winter low Bradea. J2. . ) { f3. ( J' ' "our. nulet at J.730S.23. lluckwhent lloi T Nominal nt 4Jc , COUNMKAIt-Qulvt ; yellow western. Kn.1. llYK-lJulct ; No. 2 western. MiiCiSc. IIAUI.IOV Dull ; ft'-Minu , 41V4'-1. HAU1.KY MAliT Dull ; weKlern , 5I3c. ? ( AVI I HAT Uecelpts , 1W.223 bu. : exports , I2 , bu. fpit , ntniily ; No. 2 red , S1.0J > i , f. o. I HiKiti Options i > pen l a Bhadc oasler on ncciH of scattered unloading. Init rallied at once < cables and northwestern lecelpls. 1'rleea wr BUiliiliuil by trader * all day In absence of n cetllliiK war n < > wa or other dUturblnK Inthienc ml cliwvtl % li ! o net hleher ; May , 9S ft93 cIcMlni ; . HSic. COHN llecelptn , 5U.5M bu. ; exports , r,4,3-.i ; li Fpot , ateady ; No. 2. 30 ic. Optlonn dull all ( li : liut steadily held on moderate covering n\ \ xymputhy wUh wheat ; closed partly He n lilgher ; May , Kl WM ll-lf.c ; closed , :3Hc. OATS Receipts , WMC ) 1m. ; oiporls. SO.3S3 In Ppot , quiet ; No. 2. 30c ; No. 2 white , 52ic. ! O tiuns , FOW ! and featureless , closing unehangt1 Slay closed. ! l > c. FI'.KD-Qulet ; bran , 70SS3c ; mldJllngs , SOo ; i feed , (314tlC3c. ( HAY Dull ; chipping , 3033JO ; good to Choi t5H70c. HOI'S Quiet : state , common to choice. 1 crop , 406e ; 1 > 9 crop , 71I1W ; 1F97 crop. 171 1'arlilo coait. 1S93 crop , 4liCc ; IMC crop , syi 1&97 crop , HtflPc. HIDES Steady ; Texas dry , 124c ; Callforn J7HW1M.C. I.K ATI ! Kit Firm ; hemlock sole. IStfMijc , WOOL Quiet : lleece , 17i22c ; Texni > , ifil3c. PROVISIONS lleef. llrm ; fancy. Jll.ootfll. extra me . 5 .t > ii'J.75. Cut meats , quiet ; pick bellies. J5.37'4 6.5o. l.ird. steadier ; westc teamed , nominal , J3.I74 ; lellnnl , mnuly. I'o easy ; mess , Ji.23 9.73 : short clear , Jl'5Iil2 ' family , Ill.OOnil.M. Tallow , dull ; city , 3 11-1 country , 3S < i3ic. OHlVtroleum , dull , llofln , steady ; strain common to good. J1.42 jO1.4J. Turpentine , qu nnd llrm at 32VjitSSc. Cottonseed , weak n lower ; prime crude , 19619Vic ; prime crude , f. o , rnlll13in5 > tc ; prime summer yellow , r'ff V off summer yellow , 2lHc ; butler oil , 5fr ? trim * winter yellow , 2Sfrti4e. RICE Firm ; domestic , fair to extra , 4HflG * fapan. 6Ul3Hc. MHTAI.S The market continues to Improve Increased ilemaml and scarcity of sellers nt i prices. At the close today tha Metal exch.ir filled pig iron warrants quiet , ulih K70 I and J6.tr , asktsl. K'lke cv > pper , timer , w 111.93 1,1,1 and J12 asknl. Tin , tinner , with H t > ld and JI4.4' ' ) avked. Spelter , steady , with Jl l > ld nnd JI.31 n knl. L > ad. steely , with J.1 7 bid and JJ.77H nike l. The tlrm llxlnir the settll Prle for mlnent and smeller * continues to qu. . lead at J.V60. I1UTTKK Receipt * , Cl pkc . ; firm ; weti cre mry , liuewoj Elglni. UMc ! factory , 12g 1.07 pkK ,5 null ; lUht sktmii. l.0 Vic ; part sklnw , 48 c ! full eklnn , 2Cf3r MO < lS-UecMt > t8. 17.7K pkK . : market eteady ! tale nnd I'enniylvnnla , 10U 10io ; western , lOttc ; southern , lOlCo. OMAHA Cli\iitAI , MAHKETS. CnnilKInn of Trnili * ntul Qnntntlonn on Stnplo nml Kniicy Produce. KOOH-aood itock , S'.ic. llL'TTnri Common to fair , 9l71lc : separator creamery , JOcj Ratherrd creamery , 15316 ; . VnAL-Cholea fat , M to 120 Ihs. . quoted nt SO 9c ; large nnd conr , ( ! lJ7c. 'LtVIl ' rOULTUY-Chlckcns. 7C7Mc : old roost- trs , 3HOU3' youns roosters , 6VJ07C. OAMB-Mnllardi. I2.wa2.75 ; teal , tl.13iri.23 ; brant . I2.WS3.00 ; Canada geese. H.M06.0C ; mixed ducks , ll.Wgi.J5. Viv ° itSrIJ.ve < > l ! < I'n'1 ' P'seons ' not wanted. r7wPltYVV ' ' , m'dlan'l. ' ' = ! lowland. SI.EO ; p t.n ; 1Ilcke'1 ! ' nnv > ' - rcr bu. . ll.2301.30. ' ? ) TA'0'a-Knni.ai ' ' : . < . 10-peck bbls. . "weel I'Otntoes ' , J2.00. P' ) < I 8tock' "er lbW - le Krown' M833o ; Colorado , TO.MATOKS-1'or crate , seven baskets. 1.2IO iilM-I5TrI'cr llozBunches. . 43n:0c. HAtit < I VTirt ifM T,1 Cr , loz"Ches ! ' , ZJW.IOc. MiiTT. T.1 er lloi ! ' bunches , 30tt35c. " .I'l N ONlONH-l'er doz. . ic. t rm Ul,7V.lSSrI > cr lf'-1'- SP JI.CO. CUCUMllEHS-I'er doi. . Jl.COgi.CO. FHU1TS ' u'-'mrTHli.1128-1'1- : < -'lt. cnfe , 15.00. 01 50 U''S-Wlnter " 'ock , $3.0003.50 ; boxes. $1.K - Malajraa , . . TllOl'ICAl , I.-11U1T3. ? ei ; ! CSWc. ° ' t > M"CUnUtS' rUW' 5a5'4Ci JOc'Bc7own0ril'i ' ! ? ' ! f"cy' Strewn. ! " boxes. ZSo'tfe ? fin . ' ( , ' , ' ; bxc - C ! 2-lb. boxes , K-y x ! nlltornla itAvnv , 10-lb box , Jl.tO. HON -choice while , l c ; Colorado nmbcr , 10 a . oxe CIDKlt-lVr half bbl. , 13 00 ; bbl. , JJOO. KllESH MHATS. , Si.'rfcs.rffis ' 'is ' MUTTON-Fancy lambs. 00 per Ib 1 ears. 3c ; neckbones. 2o ; cheek meat. 4cp" " tall ! . . Sc ; plucks , each , Cc ; chltterllnus , 5c ; hoc" 4c ; hearts , per doz. . ro ; stomachs e-ic " ! ' tonBucs. each. 7c : kidneys perTz 'lOci brains per doz. , 15c ; pips , feet , per doz. . SOcllveii' ' each , 3c ; boff rlnjs. 3c : blAda bones , fc' ' HIDES. TALLOW. LTC. . I Seel s to l2 e hraskn butcher wool peltB. per lb. , actual welcht 4fT5e ; dry Hint. Kansas and Nebraska murralr wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight , ® ) ; ilrj tlint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb , nctua wclKht , 4W5c ; dry lllnt Colorado murrain woo pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3 < fflc. TALLOW , OHKASE. ETC. Tnllow , No. 1. 3C tallow , No. 2 , 2V4c : rough tallow , lJc ! ; whlti cri-ase , 2Hf2ic ; yellow nnd brown grease , IHS rtJHS near ( black or brown ) , } 3.o:0o.OO : ; otter J1.60irs. 0j mink. I gc0c ; b aver , J1.W06.00 skunk. 15c , 2Gc , SOo : muskrat , 3c. 6c. 7u ; raccoon ISJIMc : red fox. 2jcfl$1.23 ; gray fox , 2JWJOC ; wolf ( timber ) , KcStK.W ; wolf ( prairie coyote ) , 10CT3UC wildcat , lC02Jo ; badger , 540c ; silver fox , JJO.O O75.00. St. l.oiiN fifiK-rnl 'Mnrkctii. ' ST. LOUIS March . , Sl.-VLOtin-Slow nn easier ; patents. JI.7iHf4.80 ; pfmlRhts , JI.30S4.I3 clear. Jl.00gi.23 ; medium. J3.50ff3.73. WIIW.VT Unsettled , May closlnR Vie higher July , 1W01UO lower , nnd September , iie lower compareil with yesterday , Spot , lower. No. 2 rci cash , elevator , 6J4c ; track. 97Ho ; March. ! i6V4r May. 93 0 Ud ; July , 709JiJHiT ( < c ; September 73T R bid ; No , 2 haul carti , 91F92c. CORN" Future * , steady and practically nn changed. Si > ot. flnn ; No. 3 rash. 2'j\e ; March 2fiic ; May , 2Ci02fiTAc ; July , 2So ; September , 23 { -Dull nnd unchanged ; No. 2 each , 2-"iWc track. 27c : March. S , o : May. 2Cc bid : July , 22&i bid : No. 2 white. 2Snt29c. RYE Hotter , 49c. SEEOS-Flaxseed , nominal , J1.13. Timothy prime. J2.90. CORNMHAn-tl.WSl.B. 11RAN 1)ull ; Hacked , east track , RI053e. HAY Firm on top grades , with lower grade nteaily : prairie , J7.0 > > ir8.S3 ; timothy , $ j.OiJ10.00. HITTUlt Steady ; creamery , K&lOV&c ; Qalry 9IT13o. EOnS Firm , Sc. AS'HISKY J1.20. COTTONTIKS 70c. M 11AOOINH J',5 ' Cc. , , METALS- Lead , lower , $3.C2tjT3.r.3. ! Speltct i , nominal. J4. I 1-UOVISIONS-Pork. higher ; standard mos < Jubblni ; , .K,4. ! Lard , higher ; prime menu ; 14.90 ; choice , J3. Itacon , tuxed shoulders , $3.37' ff3.50 ; extra , short clear , J3.G2'4 ; ribs , K.la Hhorts. J5.87',4. Dry salt meats. Inxcil Mioulden Jl.CJViOI.73 : extra short cleur , J3.12 ! , ; ribs , JJ.5 : shorts. J3.37H. RECEII'TS Flour. S.OOi ) bbls. ; wheat. 4,000 bu , coin. lil.COO 1m. : oats. 12,0)0 ) bu. SIlIl'.MENTS-Flour. 3.000 bbl . ; wheat , M.W bu. ; corn , 101,000 bu. ; oats , 16.000 bu. lliillliniire Mnrket. IIALTIMORE. March 31.-FLOlR-null ; weal rrn superfine , J2.70ff3.10 ; western extra , J3.S : , < 4.O ) ; western family , t4.JIV5JI.CO ; winter wher patentp. Jl.7jif5.00 ; spring wheat patents } 6.'JOi C.4' ' ) ; spring" whent Ptralghts. JS.O'iffu.lj ' ; receipt : 8.173 bbls. ; exports. 12.9U1 bbls. WHHATSlcady : rpot nnd month. 97'HSf97t ' < May. 91V5fl9Si4c : steamer. No. 2 red , 91VHfJIV- ( receipts , Ki.SCX bu. : exports , 93.4S1 bu. : souther wtilte. by sample , 9399c ; southern , on grade , ! fOHN'r-Steady ; spot , month nnd April , 331' . S3\c ; May , SSHWSSJic ; steamer mixed , 22 i32'4 ( receipts , 141 , I'M bu. ; exports. 107,412 bu. : pfHUhci whll coin. 31f3Je ; Bouthern , yellow , 33i3lc. OATS-Ciulet ; No. 2 white. 33U34c ; NO. mixed , SOffSOlSc ; receipts , 20,131 bu. ; export none. HYK Steady : No. 2 nearby , Er.lic ; No. 2 wes ern , SGlJe ; receipts. S2.7J2 bu. ; export * , none. HAY Firm : choice timothy , JI2.MB 13.00. OUAIN FKEIOIITS Hather wc.ik ; fcteam I Liverpool , per bu , , 3Vid. JH'TTIIK Slunilv : fancy creamery , iwro < fancy Im'.tallore ' , 17ilRc ; fancv ladl , 15c ; goo ladle. I3 1lo ; store ( Mekwl , 10 < fl2c. KOG8 Firm ; freph , OHEI3SE Steady : fancy New York , large , 9 O9',4c ; fancy New Yoil ; , medium , ShillOo ; fane New York , small , 10',4fT10',4c. City C nil r. nml rriivUlonii. CITY. March 31.-WHEAT-Har fairly ctlve , steady to Jc higher : soft , ne lected ; No. 1 Ivird , SSJTtOc : No. 'J. S7fS9c ; No Kffs7Ue ! ; No. I red. f2c ; No. 2. 91c : No. 3 , 87 89o : No. 2 spring , SCffSSe ; No. S. S3iJS3e. COIIN Active , > 4o higher ; No. 2 mixed. 2CU OATS Slow , weak : No. 2 wlJ'te , 27027HC , IlYU-Steady ; No. 2 , 45c. HAY Weak : choice timothy , 18.6089.00 ; chol prairie. J7.00 I7.25. HUTTKR Firm , active ; creamery. dairy. KOO.S Steady ; fresh. Re. HECKI1TS Wheat. 23.2O ) ft > u. ; corn. K.SOO bi oats , ll.noo bu. HHU'MKNTS-Wheat , S3.000 bu. ; corn. IS , ( bu , ; oat > , l.WO bu. firnlii KiTclptM nt I'rliirlpnl Market CHICAOO. March 31. Receipts today : Whe- S3 cars ; corn. 170 cars ; oats , 215 cars. Es tlrnat tomorrow : \\1ieat , 43 cars ; corn , 143 cars ; oai 170 curs. MINNEAPOLIS , March 31. Receipts : Whe.- 1U cars. ST , IXl'IS ) , MarcW St. Receipts : Vhcat , cars , on DULUTH , March 31. Receipts : Whent , C7 cai I.lverpixil Mnrket. Md LIVEltrOOU March 31. WHEAT-No. 1 Ca th.JO fornla , dull at 7s lid ; No. 2 western , wlnti . .JO.H dull at Ss 7H.1. . . .HH OOHN Spot steady : futures steady ; April , : H 2Hd ; May , SH 2)id ; July , Si 2Ud. nir FIlTUSt. . I Kil" fancy winter , dull at 9t 9 ito HOI'rf-.U Ix > ndon (1'aclllo ( coast ) , dull at . firm ; txtra India me ; M' Ml prime me.M. ( S > 5d. Fork , flrmi prime meti , fine western , Sli Id ; prime mes > . medium western , 49 * M. Kami , short cut. dull at Its. naron , dull at M ; thort rib * , dull nt ; long cleir ml.Idles . , light , steidy nt 'Ot ; long clear middles , heavy , steady nt 2 < s 61 1 abort clear backs , steady at 2 < 6d ; clear b llle > , steady nt 33 ; shoulders , iquifle , steady at Zl > , Lanl , prlmo western , dull nl V * S.1. C11KESB American finest white and colored , Kt. Kt.OII.H Turpentine rplrltr , steady at 2Js. Hosln , common , steady at 4s Cd. Cincinnati Jlnrkcl. CINCINNATI. March 3t.-FLOtm-Qutct ; fancy. | 4SOfH.J5 ; family , tl.l0ft4.04. W1IBAT Dnll ; No. 2 red , We. CORN-iUulI ; No. 2 mixed , JtH OATS Qulei : No , 2 mixed , 2S14c. RYK-Steady ; No. 2 , f,2c. PROVIHIONS-Lard , nrrn at tt.SO. Hulk meat ? , firm nt I3.20. Itacon , steady at IS.OOU3.93. WII18KY Firm nl J1.20. HUTTKR Steady ; Elgin creamery , "OVjC ! Ohio , IJOISc ; dairy , 10 12c. HUOAR-Easy : hard rellned , J5.50OJ.6i. fXIOH liuny at Be , rilKKSE-Steady ; good to prime Ohio flat , Tilled" Mnrkct. TOLEDO , March 31. WHHAT Higher ; No. 2 cash and May , ! " " < Uc. CORN Qul : No. 2 mixed , 30 ; . OAT8 Hull but steady : Nn. 2 mixed , 2 i4c. RYE-Dull ; No. 2 cash , WVic bid. CLOVER SEED-Actlve but easier ; prime cash , March and April , Ji.83. _ I'lilliulelplita I'roilncp. rillLAnELl'HIA , March 3l.-IlUTTER-Flrm ; good demand ; fancy creamery , 2Sc. " : ( iasteady ; fresh western. 10&e CHEKSK Quiet but steady ; New York fancy , ull cronrn , S',4ft9V4c ; New Yotk prime , 7iXi8c. ! Detroit .Mnrket. DETROIT , March 31. WHEAT Steady ; No. 2 white , 92Uc ; No. 2 red , 914c. ! CORN No. 2 mixed , 30c. . OATS-NO , 2 white , ; o ? . RYE-NO. 2 , sic. ' I'eorliv Mnrko < . PEORIA , March 31. CORN Steady ; No. 2 , S',4c. OATS Firm : No. 2 white. S7V4c. WHISKY High proof Milrlts , J1.13H. Sun I'riinejxeoVlient Mnrkol. SAN FRANCISCO. March 31. WHEAT Quiet ; December. Jl.10',1 ; May not quoted , 11ARLEY Quiet ; December. J1.1SM ; May not quoted. STOCKS AMI IlOXnS. There IK n Slump nt tlio Opi-nliiK \Vhlc1i IH llnreljlleoovereil. . NEW YORK , March 31. There were rather mysterious undercurrents all dny In the stock market , which nothing In the nubile news servei lo explain , nnd for which the gos. lp In AVal street found numerous nnd contradictory ex ilanatlons. The opening slump , In which lojses ranged fiom 1 to 2 points nnd upward , seemed , o be In sympathy with nn earlier decline li London. American nslllng In London was said to be for New York account of operators who were too eager to take their profit * In yesterday's risu to wait for the opening In New York , llul th ojwnlng prices here proved to be the lowest for thu time being , and there was nn eager de mand Immediately manifest for stocks all through the ll t. This "demand continued will : only thort periods cf cessation throughout tht morning Fesslon , and rallied prices almost 01 nulto to last nlf-iht's closing level. The natural Inference from this would bo that the eiirllei selling In London for New York account wns for manipulation punwses. The markel found n resiKm e In a rally on foreign exehange.- of the prices of Amerlmn securities and nlso ol Spanish securities , which were also tleprus e * ! rarly In the ilay on pessimistic reports fron Midi-Id. The latter portion of the day saw t persistent decllna In prices In New Yolk , will only occasional periods of steadiness , mojt etoeki falling below the opening prices and closing nl or near life lowest. TI j appropriation by th < New York legislature of n Jl,000,0 * ) emergencj fund for defense wns the nominal motive of thi latter decline. Although nearly the whole of thi day'H business was done at prices below la * night's level , and although the net changes an all on the side of leases extending between 1 am 3 polnla for most sUi.Mts , nnd over that In rpe clal cases , It was very obvious that a largo nm rather eager demand for Blocks was Fall-lie , during the day , and It was the prevailing Im presslon In the street tUit the opening declln. . was manipulated to give opportunity to satlsf ; thin demand. Aside from the bullish trade ere nlod among the room traders by this underton. . of strength , and the belief tint the demand fo stocka was due to some hidden motive , or undls closed Information regarding Spain's Intention * the general outlook was not considered promls Ine , The money market reflected thn uncertain ! ; in the outlook more accurately than did th stock market. Lenders are holding out for 6tl ( rates for tlmo money , and borrowem arcno disposed to piy the rates asked , as It Is cortali tlint any prospA-t of peace would Immediate ! result In an abundance of money. The genera neplect of the time money market and the resor of borrowers to call loans resulted In etlffenlni call rates today. The exchnngo market was dul and neglected , the further Importation of gol. . being largely dependent on the outcome of th controversy between the United States nnd Bpilii The boml market was less active than stock. nnd prices showed n tendency to sag through out the dny. Total Kites , Jl,77..0no. . Unite Staten new 4s , registered , and the old 4 ? , reglf tered , were Vi per cent higher , nnd tl.c 5s yt pe cent higher bid. The Evening Post's London financial cable gram fays : "Stock markets here were unset tied today , prices see-sawing within wide limit all day. A feature was the sharp drop In Ppan Ish 4s from 54 to f > Ui , due entirely to the larg block of etock hanging over the market for Im medlato liquidation. They closed nt KV. Americans were good nnd doted strong , bu there Is a. dlrposltlon to check nil dealings pend Ing pclltlca ! developments. It Is believed tha unsettled politics will prchlblt the closing of tt Slock exchange as usual on Easter Saturdaj Ilrazlls were Hat. Rio Tlnto copper has falle an a 1 dividend announcement , a larger on having been anticipated , but tine carry over I large. An Interim dividend nt 10 per cent Is ei peeled to be announced on AnnconJa. Morfr gel will prolably leave the Hank of Ungland tc morrow for .New York. One hundred and thlrt thousand iwunds In Japanese yen were bougl todiay In the open market for export to Ne' York Details of the gold movement for the wee show the rale of 4,816,0150 In United States gel coin nnd the receipt of 100,000 from Austrl nml of 10,000 from China. The fllgl.'t ' ens'ng o In today's money market was due to the fa < that no change was made In today's bank rnti Total sales of stocks today , 454.C20 shares , 1 eluding : Atchlson preferred , 10,715 ; Chetapeal , t Ohio , 5,140 : ChloaRo , Ilurllncton & gulnc 48.01S : l/vilsvlllo K Nashville. 17.V13 ; Manila tan , 121.C83 ; Metropolitan , 11HO ; Missouri I'acll ! 3,021'New ; York Central , 9,423 ; Northern 1' clllc , S.475 ; Norll.trn Puclllo preferred. ° 0.3i Hock Island. 1S.S10 ; St. Paul , 57.S70 ; Bouthe preferred. 4,250 ; Union PaiMlIc , 41.20S ; Union P cltlc , Denver & CJulf , 6.7S5 ; Tobacco , 11.9W ; l > e ple'H Gas , 13,640 ; Suirar. 121,390 ; Western Unlo 3.2W. tnae , 1,000 ; notcvMii'-the reserve , d cr 4 . 1.I7,00 } ; KorernmeM securities unchancMl , Tht iroportlon of rhe Itinu f Knfflnnd's rmerre U > lability U 2S.11 p r er.it , as compared vrltli 41.tT > er crnt latt werk. [ Tbe I tank of Kndlnml's rat * of discount remains uncli nsej at } per cent. ' > fvr Yorlc.Ilinifr Mnrkct. NEW YOUK , March IMONHl" ON CAt.t - Nomlnally , 1H ? S per rtnt , I'llIMU MKUPA Tir.JJ l'AriCOH p r cent. 8Tini.lNO KXCItANQB Firm , ivlth ptu l business In bankers- ' Mils at St.MH for demand nnd I4.f0 04.8l for sixty days ! posted rates , SI. < ! imT4.S : ami JI.iHJljl.P3 : commercial bills , HAIt SILVER 35'sr. ' MEXICAN DOLL. lR-44.Mjc flOVER.NMENT DONDS-Strong ; new 4 , ree. nnd coupon , 122V ; if , rrg. . 1094 ; coupon , 111 : 2 , 9S : Cs , reg. and ' cc ui/pn / , lll i ; 1'acino 6s of ' 99. 103U. / CloiltiK quotations on bonds were ai followi : U S. H.U.Us U.S. N.C. 4t 10-J. . , . No. I'aclrto Isn. . , lli : IJ , 8.4nconp. . . . .i. Ill No. I'itcina 3i < ! ( ) > < U. 3.JH. . re/ No. 1'acltlc 4s um . . N. Y. C. .V St. L. 4s..1(14 U. S. At. couti . . U1H N. A\V. lla ISO District 3. USs . 110H N. W.ConnoU H ! Ala. .clans A . N.V. . Dob.M lit ) Oro.Nav.lsti 110 t > 7 Oro. Nav. 49 . . . . HS Ala. Currency , , . , 1)7 O. A L , . lii. t. r. 120M Atchinon . . . . . . Ull 0. H. Ufii. t. r IJ Atchmonaal. 4s. . . . O. lino. Ists. t. r. . . , Idi ) Canai1aSo.'Jndi. ! . . 103tiO. , Imp. 6s. t. r fiUW Chicago Tcr'l 4s. . . 81Ti ( I Pacific ( > of 'U5. . .10 : 4 O.Ai O. - ail C.II..VD. 4 1 . .UH 1C. O.We t SW HUS D.A.U. O. IsU. . , .1 St. I * , A I. M , Ooi,5 : 111 . o.4s . St. L.9.F.Oon.rt.ll7 . St. I' . Consols 142 Krlndon. is . 71 St. P. C.Jt V. UU..11.S K W kD.ls. t. r. . 71 St. I * . C. A l . ( is 114M Ucii.Rlec. bh . 101) ) Southern lly. J9. , . . H'.li * O.H. 3. A. ( Is . 10j S. U. AT. Us 57 G.ll.ftS. A. Ml. . . 101 Tonn.new notis. . . S4 lI.AT.Cont.5s . Ill ) Tox. I'.ic. L G.lstn UliU ! H.&T.C.cnn Os. , .103 Tax. Pue. He. SJ3. . 30 * * Iowa C. Isla . D1. ) U. P.D.&O. lats. . OIH 1C. P. Con. , t. r . tlU Wnb. 181.-.3 1117 K.l'.lats.t. r . 100 \Vil : > . ' 'ds 77 La. New Co u. 14. . . .ISO West Shores . . . .IDS K .VN. Unt. 41 . Sj. Va.Cunturlen Oil MlBHourl Us . 1011 V.i. dofurred ! 1 M. K. .VT. i. Is . lill Union I'.icltlo pfd. . G'J N. Y. C. Isti . , Union Paclllo 4s. . . DIM N.J. U. 6a . . llnitou Stock Qtiotntlnrm. 1JO3TON , Marrh 3i. ( . 'all loans , 3ijt per cent ; tlmu loans , 4H iC per cent. Closlnp prices for stocks , bonds and mining shares : A.T. , VS. F 114 W. Kloo . ' ( ) American Huir.ir. . Ill ) W. Kluo. pfd 00 Am. Sucnr nfd. . . . 1USH WIs. Cent 1W Hiv state Gas l j Doston It 511H Hull relaphone. . . Sr 0 Ka. Eloo. Ill lor. HoHton.V Aloinv. U17 Atehl.son ] ifl 'J : > H UoatonA Maine. . . 103 AtclitHon OH C..II..VU uU : AllouczMlutnirU } H < Kltchoury nil Atlantis at ) Cciicr.il Klectno. . ! ) : < Iloston AMoatauk 17u Illinois Stool 47 HuttoA. Ilostcn. . . . ' . ' 4 Mexican Central. . fi CalnmctA Hocla , . 01."i Old Colony ISrtW Conlennlat Ill o.s. ; , i Fr.inklln 1 ! < Oro. Short Line. . . SO Oscuol.l 40 I HutiDcr lilV < Onlncy 100 | Union 1'aclflo 10i TamarapK 145 VcHtKml 8U j Wolverines au Vest Knit nfd 10'J 1'arrotv iS ! NIMV York MlnliiK Onntntloim. NH\V YOltIC. March 31. The following are the loslror mining quotations : hollar. 40 Ontario 25U rown Point 20 Ooinr. 70 on. Cal. A Va. . . SO Plvmoutn 8 luadwoou 75 OuleUsllver 100 ouldi. Curry 20 Oiileksilrur old. . . 201) lalcA.Nore.ro99. . I''ii SlorraNovjita. . . . 175 loinestaKo 3701) Standard 105 roil Silver 31 Union Con 40 Mexican ; u Yellow Jacket . . . . 20 London .Stork Uuntutloitg. LONDON' . March 31. 4 p. th.-ClosIng : lonsols. m'y . loiisoU. aect. . lllt'Pciinsvlruili ' : . SUM Jan. Pacific HJi : rlc 'AtuhlHoa . 12 : rlolHtpfd L.AN . 02 II. Central t ; rand Trunk . 8V lu.Mcan ordinary. . Mox. Con. UCW4S. . HU t.Paul uominon. . . U4 HAH SlLVnil Stcndy at 23 1I-1M per ounce. MON13Y 2'i3 ' iKjr'centl ' The mtc of discount lii the open market for ihort nnd three months' bills , 2 13-1003 i > er cent. -\oteM. OMAHA. March 31The clearings for the day veru J908.524.--I ; balances. J109,539. US. The clear- nifs for 1S97 were JC33.7yi.59 , and the balances 99.910.SS. Increase In clearings , J27J.732.C3. CHICAGO , March 31. Clearings , 511,1(0,003 , Vew York excl.lange , [ 2-Jq discount ; posted rates , I.S3 ani tl.MVi. .JIUcult storks active and strong , others dull but llrm : Ulscult , 23VHis ; - cult preferred , 79 ; Diamond Match , 133 ; Lak ( Street L , 11W ; North Chicago , 220 ; Strawboard , 24Vj bid and 26 nsk < d ; West Chicago , 925 ! , . ST , LOUIS , March 31. Clearings , J3.921.9JO ; bal arJ.-ea , J311.337 , Money , 5TiS per cent. New Yorl oxchunge , 40c * llscount bid , par asked. NEW ORLEANS , Marrh 31.-Clearings , J1.23D.- j3S. New York exchange , bank , par ; cummer clal , 73e ptr 91,0V ) dlFeount. MEMPHIS , Tenn. , MarclJ 31.--Clearlng9 , J ! ) ' ; 1C ; balances , JS0.740. New York exchange , sell ng < it Jl.EO premium. HALTIMORE. March 31. Clearings , $2,731,670 jalances , J75C.138. I'HILADHLI'HIA. MaH.'h 31.-Clcarlngs , JIO , . )73I1C7 ) ; balances , Jl,350,819. NEW YORK , March 31. Clearings , J114OS9,5S3 jalances. til , 190,415. 1IOSTON , March 31. Clearings , J13,179,3U ; bal ances , J1.710.19S. CINCINNATI , O. . March 31. New York ex clJargc , OCo discount. Money , SUffl per cent Clearings , 11,198,330. t ForrlKit Kliiniiclnl. t PARIS. March 31. Prices on the bourse todaj opened fairly firm , but soon large offerings ol Spanish stock depressed the market. Govern , ment securities , which were steady most of UK lay , eased off toward the clone. Illo Tlntos ami 1)e Ileers mines declined on realization * . Aftci he bourse closed Spanish 4s advanced to 52 % , Three per cent rentes , 103f 27' , e for the account. "Exchange on Ix > ndon , 23f 2'/jO for checks. Afte : ho liourse closed 3 per cent rentes declined tc 103f Silo. HKIILIN , March 31. Exchange on London , W marks 50 pfgs. for checks. The Imurse todr. ; rcllected yestenlay's llrmness nt other center. ! , but prices later reacted on the Parisian weak ieFs and closed with a moderate improvement. LONDON , March 31. The market for AmTlcar securities lluctuated somewhat after n stcndj opening , then declined owing to complications Tlio closing tone was dull. There was no do- nand. Gold Is'iiuotcd at liuenos Ayrcs today al C3.20. MADRID. March St. Spanish 4s closed todaj at 72.W. llaiilc of France PARIS. Marrth 31. The weekly statement ol he Hank of France shows thp following clmiiRer , is compared with the previous account : Noto- . n circulation , Increase , 131,073,00) frnn.si trtav ury nccounth current , Incrense , 2l'Ji"Oi fnuiei gold In hand , decrease , ri.4 V > M francs ; bills dls. ountcd , Increase. 221,130.00) francs ; bllver ! i : antl , Increase , 1,373,0)0 ) franca. Wool , .llarkolN. IIOSTON , March 31. WOOf/-Quotatlons : Michigan , Wisconsin , etc. X MIclilRan , 2lc No. 1 Michigan combine. MifJ' No. 2 lllli.nii rAmblni ; . 21B c ; No. 2 Michigan combing , 2ST' ' 29o ; X New York. New Hampshire nn : Vermont. 33ff2lc : No. 1 New York. Ne-\ Hampshire and Vermont , 27c ; delaJno Michigan 28e. Unwashed medium' Kentucky nnd Indian : quarter blood combing1 , 23c ; Kentucky an < Indiana three-eighths blood combing , 23c ; Mis sourl quarter blood combing. 22c ; Mlssaur three-elghtl.ii blood comb'nK , 22Hc : braid comb Ing , ZSc ; lake and Georgia , 2-lc. Texas woolii- S | > rlng medium (12 ( months ) , 16WlSc ; scoured , 4.1fi i'.ic ; spring line (12 ( months ) , 187l ! > c : scoured , We Territory wools Montana fine millum and fine KjtlSc ; scoured , 46S4 c ; staple. COc : Ut-ih. Wy oinlnK. etc. Fine medium and nne. 15317o seouretl. 43tf47c ; staple , Wc. Australian , scourei basis combing , superflnp. 700720 ; good , Mij CJc ; comb'ng , average , 6865o ; Queensland comb Ing. C3e. ST. IX > iriS , March 31. WOOL Kasler : me ilium , 15 19c : light line. 13016c ; heavy nne , 85 lie ; tub washed , 22 f28He. IXINDON , March 31. WOOL At the wool on" tlon sales today 11.99S luiles were offered. Th offerings Includdtl a good selection of New Sout Wales and Queensland greasy nnd medlur hcoured , tlm bulk of which was taken by th continental buyers , nne' ' Go long Bcoured wa Hold to lUj home trade nn 1 the bulk of ! > ? av South Australian wi ol Was taken by the cor tlnental buyers after a i-plrlted comiietlt'on ' wit Yorkshire. Tim attendance was full. Kollowln nro- the sales In detail : New > South Walee , 2.2i halps ; scoured. Hdiils 414d ; greasy. DUfjHV Queensland. 3.300 bales ! scoured. Is 2Hdffls 5d gieasy , GliRlOVjd. Victoria. 3.COO bales ; scourei IVjd ; greasy , OdHls. South Australl.1 bales ; tenured. Is AH'HTls 2 < 1 ; greasy , Bgin New Zealand , 1,4ft ) h.ileit ; scoured , CHfi'Sd ' ; greas ] Cftlld. Cnpe of Ooo < l , Hope nnd Natal , 2)0 halo ; seoured , T dtfls Cd. Spanish , XOO bales ; ereasj ( 'olVi' < - MnrUctt , NEW YORK , March 31 COFPnn-Optlor opened steady with prices &JJ10 iwlnts hlglu In response to firmer European cables than lookc for , light r.razlllnn receipts. nnd liberal war < house deliveries ; further. Improved on local coy crlng and Investment buying ; cloxed eteail with prices SfllO points net advance ; salei 14.0i 7ig . Includlap .May , $5.J3B3.40. Spot co : fee. Illo. steady ; No. 7"lnvolce. $3.73 ; No. Jobbing. 16.12VJ. Mild , Heady ; Cordova , JS.J3 15.00. Total warehouse dell\erles from tf United States , 12,534 lags. Including 10,111 hat from New York : New York stock today , G3S.O ; bags ; United States stock , 7(0,623 big * ; allo : for the United Slates. 43.fiCO bags ; total vl ll.le for the United .States , 1,721 , CI3 bags , again : 774.4:3 bags taut year. SANTOS. March 31. COFKEB-FIrm : good n\ erage Santos. 8.400 rels ; receipts , 10,000 bagi stock , ( E6.000 bags. HAMI1URG , March 31.-COFFFEE-2V4 pfl hlRher ; rales , S2.0 > bags , RIO HE JANEIRO. March Sl.-COFFniJ Flat ; exchange , 6 l-32d ; receipts , 8roo bag : cleared for the United States , 18,000 bag : cleared for Europe , 2,000 bags ; ( tack , 177,0 HAVRE. March 31.-COFFKE At 3 p. m. V higher ; closed l.i"u'net higher ; tales , IS , I bags. rnllfiiriiln Drl.-.l I'rultM. NEW YORK. March 31. CALIFORNIA DRIE TRUITS Apples steady and other fruits quit IJvaiiorated apple ? , common , 5t7Vtc Pr Hi. ; prln wlra tray , 8140 ; wood dried , prime. 6ic ; oholc 6V4fl8ic ; fanry. MjlOc. Prunes. SVifii c. A in coU , Royal. 3Vi67c ; Moor Parlc , &HU10C , Peicnt unpeeleJ , itfic ; peeled , OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Oat tie and Hogs Drop Off , but Sheep Bcccipta Increase , STRENGTH IN BEEF STEERS HOLDS lOfTnrl to Hrrnk < hc- Price MrrlN n lle- inmiit Too Mronu unit Ntcaily In the Woril _ SOUTH OMAHA. March St.-Rcoelpts ot the days Indicated were : , , . . Cattle , liozs. Sheep. Hor's. March , 31 2Sr fi.137 11,069' 21 .March Si ) 3.GS1 7301 10,001 21 .March S3 4.37S 4.6.12 4.SU " ' " - " * 1,360 1,359 4.03S 6 953 5.22S Z.726 23 -J 1.7S7 7,512 3,1152 1 , , - - : - - , March 21 y.JO.1 5,754 7.SOS Marcl , 23. 2.S37 3,339 3'JOfi 2S March r 2,830 4 , : 4 0,913 i .March 21 1,423 1,773 0,716 10 March 19 1,203 3,353 1,701 7 The ofllclal number ot cars of stock brought in today by each road was : CM. . &St. ! > . O. & St. U lly. . . . . . . . 4 ' 4 . ' ' . Missouri Pacific lly. . . . c Union Pnelile System 39 20 40 Total receipts . 109 SI 43 2 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows , each buyer purchasing the num- 'er ' of head Indicated : Uyirs' T , , , Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Packing Co . 2C DM . . . . 1 , / ' Itn' ' ' nond Co . 207 1,136 : uu ini " " ! Coi"Pan > P . ! 1.159 2,07:1 : uilahy Packing Co . Oil 1,437 fill . IX Armour , Chicago. . TM ! . . . . M2 1. Uecker and IJegan. . . . 357 . nnsant & Co . so . Li. Carey . 37) " " ' ' ' ' ' Illl & lluntzlngcr . lii ; * . . \ , . . luston & Co . i ' ' ' ' vrebbs & Co . 52 I . . . . .Ivlngston & Schaler. . . . 35 . . . . ! . Jorth P. ft p. Co . ojj wlft , from country . ioi 'udahy , from K. C . SW ! ' Innklnton , Milwaukee . ci)7 ) . . ! ther buyers . 155 . . . . co Left over . . . /j . . . . . Totals . sTuio 5 Tiol Receipts for the month with comparisons : . , Cattle. HOK > . Sheep. larch , 1S9S . 6S.no ] 30iS3 ) li:7a : , ehruury , ISM . t,0u , KI.W2 JOS M2 ' " 1" " * ' . 1J9S . 4J40G 159551 b S 5 U I . " " 'Jl 310IS ? WM arch , IMi ) ( . 37Si2 j- , , , ; 17 8SI nrc , S . 40,730 P3.S73 21.C-.S arch. 9 | . cr.3M 1IS.C34 21.151 Inrch , 1S93 . 71,440 ! K1,117 S lSo ai3NEnVtt As will 1,5 noted from the bovo the receipts of cattle Were cmnllcr mm yesterday , but larger than a week ago. I he same thing was also iruu of.os ijiu ho receipts of shesp wer.i larger than ' 1ll.e } X ° - ' < torilay or " 10 lny before. CAT ! LE Today's receipts of cattle were argo for a Thursday anil consisted mainly ) l corn-fed steers. Choice cnttle of all kinds ivero RCjirce. the. offerings consisting prlncl- ; > aliy of tlio medium grades. IIEEI. " STEEIlS-The situation this morn ing seemed to favor nn easier market. The receipt * , though much lighter than yesttr- uay or the dny bc.forc , were iievertheleHs iberal for the timeof the iweek. Chicago ilso reported liberal receipts for a Thursday and the first message from there Indicated pnie weakness In the market. The fact hat It W.IH also a Thumluy , .when shippers are not expected to do much to sustain the market , was n still further occasion for weakness. These facts all had tholr Influence on the bear side nnd the early talk was of nn easier market. Some wont so far as to tal ! < of a 5Q10o decline. A little later , as It be came apparent that the demand was fully up .to the supply , the market too1 * on. mori life and the cattle began changing handf quite readily at fully steady prices. As the lumber of beef steetM on . ale was not overly arge It did not take many minutes will : the market active to make a big hole Ir the offerings. While a good many of tht cattle on sale were only of medium qua ] . Ity , ther ; were a few good enough to bring 51. M and $5. BUTCHERS' STOCIC-Tho cow , > markcl > vaa not quite as active as was the cnsi yesterday and the day before. Still the de mand wap fair and the most of theoffer. . ings changed hands early. The feeling 01 the common and medium grades was , I anything , a little easier , but desirable stufi was firm and the * market as a whole wai not much different from yesterday , so fai as the prices paid were concerned. STOCK CATTLE-Thcro was no great sur plus of desirable stock cattle and the mar ket oh such was just about steady. On th ( other hand , common and undesirable cattli were neglected , ns was the case yesterday even at lower prices. The country .want : stock cattle. , but It tvlll not take the com mon kinds unless at low prices , so long ai good cattle are to bo had. Representatlv < Bales : NATIVES. STionus. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. IV. 6. . . .1180 $4 50 15. . . . 662 (4 G2',4 ' 17. . . .1002 J4 50 2. . . .1183 4 M 3. . . . 916 470 2. . . .13(5 ( BOO 12. . . .1037 4 23 C..1S8 ? 4 83 1..11W 4 40 11. . . .1089 4 3Ti 21. . . .1503 4 49 10. . . .1084 4 40 19. . . .1264 4 DO 1. . . . 870 3 80 2. . . .1125 4 10 23..11M 4 40 10..102S 4 23 32. . . .1143 4 23 1..1020 401) 113. . . .1103 4 BO 27. . . .1111 4 ) 2. . . .1010 4 23 1..1020 3 81 2. . . . 860 3 83 22. . . .1229 430 3. . . . 97B 415 1..1200 3 BO 13. . . .1102 4 40 4. . . .1307 4 50 B..10SS 4 20 2. . . .1220 423 2. . . . 934 M B0..12S9 431 3. . . .1163 4 35 C. . . . 8 r , 4 30 1..1I30 4 3) 20. . . .1297 4 70 1..1020 4 W 1. . . . 760 4 15 22..1S33 4 GO 11..1C24 4 IS 19. . . .1100 4 r 30. . . .10r > 4 CO 23. . . .1403 4 60 18..12J1) 4 40 49. . . . 9S3 430 1. . . . SOO 350 2I..HXH 420 7. . . . B02 475 19..1W 420 15 , . . .1126 373 1. . . . 9I t 23 11. . . .143.1 4 SHI C..11J- 4 CO 1 , . . . 920 410 2..13SO 425 33..1SI' ) 45- IBS. . . OSS 4 .T ) C6. . . . 9CS 43' ' ) 43. . . .1136 440 2. . . .1040 4 30 1..1200 3 CO 3. . . . 450 4 43 15. . . . 812 403 17. . . .10:0 420 13. . . .IOCS 421 17..127S 4 40 26. . . .1102 4 SO 21..1ll.'il 4 25 13. . . .1074 4 30 4. . . . SCO 3 DO 1. . . . G"0 3 59 n. . . . 932 423 9..1S2G 4 63 10..13J6 453 26. . . .1071 420 31. . . .1370 430 47..11D3 415 8. . . . 1010 4 25 127. . . . 772 4 10 HKIVKHS. 3. . . . SCO 3 C3 3. . . .1036 3 70 3. . . . 816 4 13 8. . . .1015 3 ft ) 14. . . . 973 3 C3 1. . . . U20 4 00 3. . . . 910 4 00 1. . . . 870 3 C5 1. . . . SSO 2 CO 1. . . . 600 4 S3 3. . . . 893 4 23 23. . . . Stl 4 03 1. . . . 670 373 1. . . . CJO 423 1. , . . 960 400 1. . . . 790 ,183 1. . . . WO 420 1. . . . SM 3 f 0 1. . . . 4K > 400 1. . . . CM ) 275 1 , . . . 310 423 1. . . . 640 300 1..1140 450 1. . . . 640 4 00 1. . . . 79i ) 373 1..10CO 3(10 4. . . . C13 383 7. . . . 593 3 S3 1. . . . 780 3 G > r , . . . 7C1 3 S5 S. . . . 550 4 60 C. . . . 700 575 2. . . . 7W 375 10. . . . 9SO 3 SO STEERS AND HElFEflS. 57. . . . 410 4 75 ntu s. 1..11W 3 40 1..1020 3 S5 l. . . . 1) 3 CO 2. . . .1205 SCO 1..1G50 310 1..1&70 330 1..1370 350 1..1530 330 1. . . . 960 343 1..1010 343 1..1130 325 1..11SO 335 1..1R30 300 4..15S7 333 1..1170 323 1..1GIO 3 25 3. . . .1376 3 2J S..1710 3 33 1. . . . C20 490 1. . . . COO 323 1..1UO 333 1. . . . 640 3 00 1..1750 3 GO 1..1070 3 33 1..1170 * 23 1..1500 3 23 oAi.vns. 1. . . . 160 CM 1. . . . 10 > ) GOO 1. . . . 120 C CO 1. . . . 37) 4 10 8TAC1S. 2. . . .1455 3 S3 1..1050 3 75 COWS. 2. . . .1265 3 f.O 9. . . . ! Wl 363 1. . . . ! > 50 250 l..ifO 375 I. . . .1110 3 < 0 1..10SO 360 1. . . . 8.V ) 10) 2. . . . 7SO 20) ) 1..1KO 240 1..1HO 310 7..12S3 3 GO 1..120) 40) 1..1310 390 2. . . .1063 340 1..1370 310 C..11M ICO 8. . . .1167 345 2. . . .110.1 350 1..13S-0 400 1..1100 SCO 1..1UO 301 2. . . .1141 350 1..1080 350 1..107' ) 341 4. . . .1190 3 W 6. . . .1090 320 1..1000 273 1G..107G 370 1..11SO 323 : l. . . . ] ) .l 310 7. . . . t > 63 373 3. . . . 940 375 3. . . .893 310 2. . . .1180 340 1. . . . SSO SCO 1. . . . 91) 373 2. . . .1113 SCO 1..11CO 223 1. . . . 860 J > 2. . . . 910 385 1..1260 353 1..10IO SCO 1. . , . 820 350 1..1020 325 1..1110 350 4. . . . 9S7 390 1..1070 335 J..1J10 4 ( K ) 9. . . . SOI 3 (10 17. . . .1037 375 1..960 250 1. . . . MU 2 CO 3. . . . 830 350 1 , . . . 820 270 3. . . .1176 345 9..142'5 380 1. . . . SSO 375 3. . . . 8V 350 16. . . . 9J1 SCO 29. . . .1123 375 1..1SC ) 400 1..1190 3 80 1..1140 36) 1..1130 325 1..1110 375 1..1210 340 1..1040 313 7..12.V ) 4 CO C..1U6 .T 73 16. . . .1073 370 1..112U 390 1..1070 360 1. . . . 910 J W 3..10.J6 3 ! 2. . . . 975 2 M 1. . . . 900 300 1..1310 333 1. . . . 830 2 GO STOCKEHS AND I-'iEIKIl.S. 77. . . . 3 453 1. . . . S.'O S 75 19. , . . C51 413 3. . . . 860 375 4. . . . CS2 440 23. . . . SSO 430 2. . . . 40 401 21..10.T ) 423 10. . . . 755 415 4. . , . 977 415 1. . . . 50) 440 2. . . . 100 375 17. . . . 9M 450 . . , .lX ( > i 420 3. . , , 813 333 6. . . . 372 473 1. . . . 420 473 3. . . ,966 4 M 8. . . . C21 4 30 a. , , . GIO 4 IS 3 , . . . 773 4 40 1. . . . 720 4 M 1. . . . CA > 373 10. . . .972 4 ft ) 3. . . . W6 300 2. . . . W 420 2 , . . . 72) 433 71. . . . 609 4 20 35. . . , 917 3 61 HOGS TotUy'a frtflh offerings eon l teil < clofo to richly earn , whlc-h wa a conclilcrnbl falllnw oft as compared with yesterday's ver lllicral run. Tlio cjnullty of the IIORS on Rile was fair c nn averaitp. anJ buyera generally rfporteil fcwi common llRlA and light mlxe.l loadR than yci tcnlay. At the rame tlmt there was no grfi numlwr of choice heavy welshts. The market opened quite brink , ami for time was active enough to ) > lca > e even the xel era. There were1 Mveral KOO > ! hlpplnc onlei In Iwnd. all of them calling for good ntavy i Imtduir nelKht hoes. A packer's ilia not K-PI Inclined to let 8lilpixT lime all tha ilevlrab loailj , tlk > y were al > o iiool buyers , ami It wi not long until tlio beat load ! were cleaned u ; Th prlcra p t < l w" fully * Kood ai . . . on yesterday's tnnrktt , that Ir , largely nt 01.es. Ixiter en , after a half cr two-thirds ef the hop * had been sold nnd All Ihf b * l lead * \vtro gone , the trade Mowed up. feme or the buyer * hud nllnl their order * nnd withdrawn nn.1 others seemed Inclined to take advantage or the ullun- tlon In cheapen up their drove * hy gcltlnit the balance ot U * hogs at a lets price. Seller * wrro all holding for Meaily prle * nt least , an.1 for a llrae the markM practically camn to n standstill. There wan n demand , how- vcr , ( er nil the hi'RS hero , and eventually every * thing changed hands , the late alci | i 'nc largely nt 13.60. Representative rales l SHGBl' Receipts of sheep wcro ngaln laiRC iday , over forty cars belniy reportpd In. Of ml number over thirty cars v/ero 1'ort Collins > ml > . Tlin market was Just about steady , with the omaiid Rood , but owners were Mow nbout offer- ut their holdlnss for sale , s.i that the volume f early business wns necessarily small. Hep- senlnllvo sales : I o. Av. 1'r. .7 Utah lambs 65 $ : . 00 7S Mexican Iambs C7 fi Oil 42 l.imbt CO r , ( .0 CO lamhs CD I 23 13 lamb.i r.7 4 SO ; t ( . \ve- < S3 4 0) 31 western lambs l > 20 01) ) western ewes 105 4 00 01) western ewes 101 4 00 TH western Iambi < ' < ' I > 20 21 western ycnrllnn V ! * " ' ' 22 western wethers 101 4 4o 1 western welhcra . . . . . . , , * 105 4 45 24 western yearlings 93 < W ; iiic.\oo iivu STOCK aiAiticiyr. ' for Sln-cp nml IiiuiiliM In Ai'- tlvinl Slronu : I'rlocH. rillfAOO , March .11. Trade In cattle wns mc.l- rntcly r.i-tlvc toAiy nt nbout Meady prices , tx- cpt for bnlf fat lots , cattlc > that were fat nell- ns hls'hly ' catlrfnctorlly. A few vtry poor lots f stceni were picked up by dressed beef con- ems around from J3.fO to JI.10 , nnd strictly holco cattle wele stronj ? at from $ " > .25 to $5.50 , jut prime beeves were very scarce. The hulk of lui cattle pales male ranged fri'.n $1.40 to } > .10. 'he Mocker and feeder trade was fairly a live it from $3.15 to f4.S3 , buyers refusing to pay ast week's extreme quotnllons. Milkers and prlnttora wore In letter demand , sales bolUK aiKdy at from f3 to SI.CO per bead , and mont if tl.u sales of calves w re i\t fiom $5.50 tn J0.75. lalf fat beef steels clot-ed weak and slightly ewer , with slow ualuM all day. There was a fairly acllve demand for IIORS am ! irlces were comparatively steady fcr heavy IIORS , > ut llRht and mixed lots were- weaker and ubout HO below Wednesday's best. Sales were larsoly nt from J3.SO to } 3.W ) , prlmo heavy KllInK nt fiom $ J.CO to f3.92 > 4. prime llslits at 3.t5 and the omm&uest I iocs t J3.C5. I'KS | fdil largely nl from 11.40 to J3.SO , KtagH selling at from (2.73 tc 3.25 and boars nt from J1.75 to $2.50. Thu demand for Flic"p nnd lambs was active nt strong prices , shecii being saleable at from 3.r,0 to $4.75 for common to prlnirt Hocks , year- Ing sheep ill from $4.60 to $5.10. Fhoin lambs nl 'rein $4CO to $ l. 0 nnd wcoled lambs at from ; 3.CO to $0. Lambs were largely Colorndos inn ! ve.slerns , and great numbers cold ut from $5. < K o $3.9ii. Receipts : Cattle. 11,300 bead ; hogs , 23,000 head elkcp , 13,000 head. St. I.iiulN I.lvi > Stork. ST. I.QUIS. March 31. CATTI.i : Rerolpts. .10) head. Including K ) head Texnnn ; shipments , 00 head ; market Mow nnd barely ulendy ; fair tn fancy native whipping and export Hteerh. JI.'iOJ ? ! .BO : bulk of Bales , $1.S G3.40 ; dressed beef and > uteh r steers. $1.20fr3.X ( > : bull : of sales. $4.4nfi 4.73 ; steers under 1,00 < ) His. , ; 3.S5H.60 , bulk ct nales , $3.9001.30 ; stiM-kern nnd feetlers , $3.SOfft.70 : nilk of pales , $3.40 1.35 ; COWH nnd heifers , W.30JJ .SO ; Texas nnd Indian Hteem , $1.2oUI.7o ; bulk ol nales. t4.roffl.no ; cow nnd heifers , $2.S3J3.M. HOQH Receipts. 6 , X ) head ; shipments , 1,10 lead : market pteady ; yorKern , $3.70 < B3.80 ; pack- r . $3.73tf3.S5 ; Uitrlierf" . $3.S3tf.1.90. SIII3B1' Receipts , 1,000 head ; shipment * . fOC lend ; mnrkot strong ; natlvo muttons. Jl.23& 1.73 , amb , 13.2303.73 , with uprlngs up to $8.23. I.uulNvlllc I.lviStock. . I.OUISVILI.K , March 31. CATTL.H Markei dull and fully lOffl.'o lower ; extra good cxpori steers. $1.50M.63 ; choice butcher steers. $1.2oj ( 4.40 ; fair to good butcher Meers , $3.7D4.25 ; com mon to medium butcher steers , $350113.73 ; cholci liclfcrs. $3.90(74.13 ; fair to choice butcher c.w * [ 2.9iII3.05 : medium ti > good feeders. $3 KStt 13. IIOOS Receipts , 3,000 head ; tops , $3.90B3.95 medium" . $3.S5if3. Oj light shippers , 3.COti3.SO plga , $2.50Jf3.tiO. ( HIIKKP AND UAMI1S Market slcndy nnd un changed : good to extra shipping sheep. $3.50f 3.75 : fair to good sheep , $3.00323 ; common ti medium , $3.0082.50 ; extra shipping limbs. $1.7 : (75.00 : fair to good lambs , $4.25il.73 ; best butch crs , $1.00 ® I.CO ; fair to good butcher * , $3.BOJl.tO Iiiillniiniiolln l.lvcS < nr > k. INDIANAl'OUS , March St. CATT1.E Tie cclpts , 700 head ; shipments , 510 head ; ninrke active ; all sold ; good to prime Meers , $ ! .9 < } { ( ? 5.25 fair tj > medium steers. Jl.COgl.EO ; good to cholc feeding rteerd , $1.2)171. 0. IIOOS Receipts. 3C ) bead ; Milpments , 1,0 head ; market active nt 2 ! c advaivre ; good ti choice medium and heavy , $3.SOfl3.82Vi : mixed J3.Oij.1.M > : good to choice light , $3.7303.S/4 common IU1HM. $3.6" { ? 3.75. BHKKI' Recelpls , 130 head ; Milpments , llcht market ncllvc ; good to choice lambs. $3.40S 5.75 ; fair to medium limb * . $4.COn3.23 ; gnoi tn choice Mieep , Jl.Slffl.SO ; common bheep , $2 7 O3.40. KIIH ( Ruffnlo I.lviStork. . TOAST Tll'I'KAIN. . Y. , March 31. PATTI.T to extni export steers , $5.2' > fi5.C5 ; prlri' ' to choice shipping. $4.90f5.13 ; fst heifers , $ l.2.Vf 4 50 ; fair to good mixed butcbers' stock , $3.CW 4,10 ; butchers' nnd cows , J3.M > { /3.13 ; commot cows. S2. 00112. 75. IIOOS Yorkers , goml to choice , $1 ; rniml'.i common to choice , $3.503.C5 ; pigs , common t. . choice. $3.75. IjAMIW Chnlee to cxtni , $6.15fC.25 ; culls ( i common , $3.2."if5.Co. HKKlf Oholcito tHoeled wethers , $1.90ff3.0'l ' culls to common , 53.C. > ? f MO. ICniiNiio CI4y l,1vp Stork llnrUol. ANSAS CITY. March 31.-CATTIK-lteoelpt ! 00 bead ; market active , strong ; Texas steen 23 I.OO ; Texas cows , $1.COi1.30 : native steen .73H3.10 ; native cows and helfors , $1.73WI.43 stoekeni and feeders. $3.00 < f4.i5 ; bulls , $2.CO 3.5i : IIOOS Ilecelpts , 10,00" ) head ; market f Irons t . . . . . BIIKKI' Iteeelpts , 4. < W. ) bead ; market flrtn lambs , $ l.25t5.CO | ; muttons , $2.fff < .CO. \i-\v York I.lvtStork. . NKW YOHIC , Mar"h 31. ItKKVKS-Iloce'pti ' 1.IC9 head ; no trading ; market llrm. Cabli ipioted cattle weak nt 9l/M(10c. dresseil welghl shecii , unchanged : refrigerator l > ef , steady ; ei ports today , 29 cattle. Hlinni' AND 1.AM11S ttecplpl * , 2 > 10 heai sheep , llrm ; lambs. 10B15c hluhfr : choice fliee ] $3.25 ; lnml , goo.1 to choice , $6.1080.45. - HOOa-Hecelpts , 1,811 head ; none for to alive. _ Clnolniinll l.lvo Slock. CINriNNATI. March 31. HOGS-Stcady ( $ J.153. 0. CATTLE Weak at J2.73WI S" . SIIHKI' KaJler ( it I3.00i71.75. | LAMllS-'Steady at $4.50 5.90. I sTork In SlKliI . lli < wril cf receipts ot live stock nt the foi principal markets for March 3K Catlk. liner. Bh'r : Omiha . 2.M : , 6.137 11.0 Chlcagn . $ . 1I..WO Slow lf'i Kansas C.'lty . .1.601 10.W ) 4.0 St. IxiulH . 2.100 6.990 1.0 Totals . 19.9U 46,037 31 , C Oil Oil. CITY , Pi. , March Sl.-Crcdlt Kilanoes. 77. . rfrtltloate ! ' , sales of 9.fi(0 bbls , at 77'ic ; receipt 93.1 Ml bbls. : rnn-i. 122.F49 Mils , OirAIlM'JHTON. H. ( ' . , Maroh IlOIITu pfnt'ne ' , llrm nt " 3e. lto ln , llrm and unrhangc. . SAVANNAH. Oa. . March 51. OII.S Spirits c turpentine , llrm at S-tv , lUisIn , llrm and ui chanced. W1I.MINCJTON' , N. f' . . llarch Its of tiinwntlr , , steady at 2SHf750c. rteady at I1.20O1.25. Crude tiiriicntln , at $1.6002.00. Tar , rjulet at 90c. \ < MV York Dry fiooilM Miirkoi. NB\V YOUK. Mar-h SI.In thn dry goods ma ket * tnt ! c cottons In deta'l ' and ns a whole dull. Thttfe Is a l > etttr price tonn In name grid th n In other * , but the tendency throughout toward weaknera. and < v > n < v ilons wlih IUI ralea wcro reported la all lines. The rxpo tradr U flirtlitftvy , n < l ( hit U th * u i'r . - tn Hie cloud. Print cloths In extras nrt bid K * t to In small quantities , but manufacturer * < 4 courto will not do btiilness on such a bu Mk Odd gi < od * * rn dull nnd we k , the prlca butt on n i > ar > with the bid price or extrw In all linn nr dull and untillafaclory. COTTOsT'MAlfKKT. Myiiipnlliy In Shown with ( lie PcclIM III Stookn. NKW YORK , March 31.-The colton mirk * } was In nn unsettled condition pretty miuli nV the day ami nhownl ununinl sympathy with to * rllntn nnd nd\nncc.i In the Mock market. D w ' f.plle the fact llinl early * Kngllth ciiblcarttm favorable there wna a decline of 3 to 4 point * ' on Mm opening under light local liquidation n4 Mima southein selllntr , started by a ri.arp breuH In stocks and runmrs thil Spain would not 'com * ply with Hie condition * called or by thin countrlf In regard to Culm , lly nildiliy prices had cme4 off to n net lota of from 4 to K IM'III ' * tindc ? further liquidation , tbU brtmr tftUcn nlmcst en tirely liy Liverpool reprC'M-nlallves , Afler period of exlremo dullness eaily In the uflerntwn' the matket nfr.iln hemnu ppasmodlcnlly active . with the undertone fcwrlih , owing lo conflict * j reports from Wnshlniilon and nnolher break ! . * stocks. The clcse was iiilet | nnJ steady nt n net jl lp s of v | to fiVmlntR. Total ale , 78.1M bsleR < < SHit | , nulet ; middling , 63-IOej lecelpts , 660 bulesj cxivorts to the continent , P50 bales : sales , 811 Kilrs ; uplnners. 213 bales ; Mock , IM.fM bale * . Total todays Receipts , 16,702 b 1e i exports to Ol.vit llritaln , 11,331 KlH-3 ; lo tbn continent , 3.31H ! bile : stix-k. 870.P i3 bMes. ConiollJateU : Not receipts , 71li i balej ; export * to Oreat HrlU aln , f.1,344 txilrn ; to Krance , 1,495 balenl to th continent , 83,480 bales. Total olnro September It Net receipts , 7.SS9.749 biles ; exports to ( lres.1 llrllaln. 2SS,1,6I7 bales ; to l-'rnnce , 72i5 , < ! 3 bole , to tl * continent , 2IS5SI1 bairn. I.IVIJRI'OOU Mutch I'OTTOX-Spot , ROO * buMness done , prices hUlieri American inlddl'n. * . ' . fair. 327-32d : giwd nililJIIint. 3 19-3M : America * . mlddllnK. 37-lCil ; low middling. 3D-1Cil ; gixxl or dinary , 35-32d : onllnary , 231-32d. .Sales for Iho ' day were ll.COfl bales , of which f.OO were- for simulation nnd export and Included 13,400 bale * of American. Receipts , n.OW bales. Including 4'M bales of Amnxli'nn , I'utures opened quiet , with a modernti' deinaiul and clomipilel ; American tnlddllm. , I , . M. C' . , April. 3 21-C4.I sellers ; May and June , 3 21-Cld sellcis ; June nml July. 3 21-cid buyers ; July nnd August , 3 : i-CII 3 22-Cld t-ellcrs ; August Hud September , 3 2I-CI.I Hers ; Si-ptember nnd October , 3 20-61d buyers ! ctober nnd November , 3 19-CW3 20-6ld buyers ; ovember nnd December , 3 19-CHM 20-dld sellers ; eccmber nnO January , 319-Blfi.l 10-Cld fellers ; inuniy nnd l-'ebninrj' , 3 19-CIU-1 Jl-fild sellers. NKW OHLHANH. March 31. iOTTON-Kuture cndy ; inli" , 13,300 bales : April , $5.35 bid ; May. .ri7i3.f'1 ; June , $5.r,9if5.CO ; July nnd AURUtt , .6Ui3. ( " > ; September , October and Noven C > er , .C4ii5.CC ; Oecember , J5 CCT3 67 ; January. J5.M 5.70. Spot steady ; Fnle ! , n.MO bales ; ordinary , 9-ICu ; gn > d ordinary , 4 15-16c ; low mlddllnir , ie : middling , .l9-6e ! | good middling. r > 6.l6o ; ilddllng. fair. C 3-lCc ; receipt ; , 7.ICS balct ; ock , OSJ.CSI bales. .Simnr Atarki-lx. NK\V OHI.KAXS. March 31-SlTriAU-null : ion 24f3Vic ; nn Kranulated orhlt * ffereil ; yellow , 4HH4C. : Bccondii , 2 < iifl 15-JCc , ' . dull ; cpntrlfuirnl. Mi lie. YOltIC , M.irch 31. SUOAU-ltnw , tlrinj illrpllnlnv , 3l ! > > 'lo ; centrlfiiKal , ! > ( S test , 4 l-llki. ellncd , ilrnij mold A , I > 7-10o : standard A , 6ci .mfeclloners' A , .V : cut Inaf. r.cj rrii'hed. fiUl ; owdcrcd , 5 ci Kninulntcd , O'.lc ' ; cubes , f > ? ; c , Klll < n 4ilrtVlu > ItcfiiNiMl llliu. riTTSHUnO , Jlurcli 31. llecauso llcltlia splcRlo would not innrry lilin William [ Illnmn , a farmer of Mttnlmll tovvnslilp , car hero , Bliot nnd killed her nnd then , .it his tliront with a razor. The wlrl wr years old and refiiHcd lllllmnn on r her youth. Illllnian will "dlP. - BLOOD POISON A SPECIALTY. Prlmtry , flecondanr or Tertiary BLOOD POISON permtnintly Cured in 15 to 35 Days. You can b * treated nt horn * ( or iam prlc under earn * Guaranty. 1C you prtfer to como here We will contract to pay rUl- T0 xl faro nnd hotil bllli , and no eh&rte U we fall to cure. IP YOU HAVE taken mercury. Iodide potash and Mill fiavc ache ! and'palm , Mucous Patch * * In mouth , fc'oro Throat , Pluiplrt , Copper Col. ored Spots , Ulcers on an/ part of tbe tody , Hair or Eyebrow * falling out , It U thl * Secondary Wt Guarantee to Cure Wt solicit the mot obstinate catee and challemro the world for a case we cannot cure. This dlseaia tins always baffled the kill of the unit eminent physlelani , $300,000 capital behind our unconditional guaranty. Absolute proofi Bent sealed on application. 100 page book lint free. Addreu COOIC IUSMBDY CO. , 1401 Uaionlo Tepipl * , Chloaao , HI. GO OK REMEDY CO Health is Wealth. DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND. BRAIN TREATMENT THE ORIGINAL ? ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS , sitive Written n rnHteB. HOPS , ISiaht iMBisa , l.vil Drnnins , LACK ol uonti. ileuco , NorTuuRiieea , Lasoitudo , oil Urnins , Vontb- fill Errors , or ticosHivoUfo of TobaccoOpium , nr Liauor , which loada to Mluory , Consumption , Ineanity anil Death. At fitore or by mail , $1 a box ; six for (5 ; with written Kuarnnteo to core or rcfiiiul money. Haniplo paek > OBC , containinR live days'treatment.\Tlth fall instructions , 2Z > cents , Una eninclo only Bold to each iioreon. AtBtoroorbymnil. CS ncd Label Special Extra Strength. For Impntonoy. Loss oL 1'ower , Lost Manhood , Hlorility or Hnrrennofs , , ? l a box ; eix for $5 , witli , ! % vrlttcn suorantcrl tocurein30aau , Atetoro Dlllini Di-iitr Co. , H. K. Cornel Kith mill I'll run Hi StM , , Oniiilin , Nell. Two Weeks' ' Treatment i To All * TIIKY ARtt OID SPECIALISTS In the treatment of all Chronic , Nervous and Private Diseases , and \VIUKNB39I33 UCU and DISOHDIJHS OH MCII Catarrh , all Dls ate > ot the Noun , Throat , CtiMl Btomach , Liver , llluod , Kkln and Kldnty Dlt > e b , Lost Manhood. Hydrocele , Verlcoceli , Qonorrhea , Oleute , Byphllls. Ulrlcture. PIUi , Fli tula and Itectal Ulcers Diabetes Bilflit'i Dls. ase cured. Call on or uddreis with stamp foi Frea liook and New Methods. Trentiuent liy Slall , ConnnltMlon free , Omalia Medical and Surgical Institute .Boom I.UTtt North Kth Bt. . I 1053. l H. R. PENNEY & CO , j. 11O Board of Trade Bldp ; . , Omaha , Neb GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS Ilranch omre. 1C3S N 8) ) . Liacols. N b. JAMES E BOYD & CO. , Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb COMMISSION , GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCK ? HOARD OP TUADB. Dlrei-t wlren to Chlcacn ind New ToreV Corr ponJtnt i John A. Warren A Co.