THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JfATlCH 12, 1901,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Frcttratid TiUgmph Wiiei Cause Dullness
on Eotrd of Tradi,
TENDENCY OF CORN MARKET IS WEAK
Vnln Minrr In (irnrrnl Clnlrtneft-i nml
Jlnlc l.ni-lrr 1'rot l-iliinn Arc
Dull nnl llrnvy t'ndrr
I.liililnt Inn.
CHICAOO, Mnrch ll.-l'rostrated tele
graph wlre-i and a dlfiiltl)ii to wait for
the government crop figures resulted In
extremely dull market today. Wheat
closed He, corn UU'" nml oats lift?"
lower, I'rovl-don-i hi the clone were un
changed to JGc down.
In addition to nil the, other detriment to
buMneim with which trader In wheat Have
had to contend recently were added pro
tratert wire, which not only delayed
news, but shut of? outnlde orders. Trading
was. therefore, more than over n familiar
affair throughout a conspicuously Innnl
rnatn session. Tho fact that the govern
ment report giving the quantity of wheat
In farmers' hands, which was due lifter
trading hours, rendered speculators still
worn loathe to take on themselves liny
unnecessary obligations. May opened .in
hanged to Uo lower at T5Vfi76tr. Krom
this tho market declined to 755ify7f',ie, but
reacted to 7f,'W7fNe because of an error
lu thn report, making northwest receipts
Utiltn light. This was corrected later, mak
ing tho quantity much more liberal, nnd as
tho cables, which had been delayed, were
-imy In tone, thern ensued HUlllclent selling
to fend tho diminutive market to 75lii".
Tho closn was easy, .May 'iC lower at
7"iV-. World's shipments were about iih
expected. The vlslhlo decreased 1,3I2.00
bushels. Seaboard clearances In wheat and
flour were equal to 773.W bushels, while
primary receipts approximated frSO.nno bush
els, compared with P.U.oOO bushels last year,
atlnncnpolls anil D.llnlh reported 570 cars,
ngalnsl fi7 last week and ft02 a year ngo.
I.oeal reccliit were 81 cars, 3 of contract
RThiV same conditions which militated
.nctlvlly In wheat wcro potent In the corn
market. The tendency was weaker. Ite
celpts showed an Improvement In the grad
ing, and the weather was favorable to
curing, although Inimical to good roads.
Argentine reported excellent weather and
highly favorable prospects for thn crop.
May Hold between 4llll'c and W,vM0c
and closed Vi?e lower at (OSc. HrcvlntH
were 102 cars, 30 of contract grade.
Oats shared In the dullness which per
vudcil the Moor ami ruled easier lu ym;
liathy with corn. There was only a small
local trade In future ami tho cash markets
were also dull. Receipts wero '-57 cars.
Provisions were dull and ruled easier
under liquidation, lack of outalde support
nnd on large hog receipts. May pork,
which received the most attention, closed
i;,e lower; May lard :',.o down and May ribs
......1,1. .11. O.I
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, Ro
cars; com, K.i cars; oais, .r.j cars; ii"K"
sx.nm bead.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
ArtlclTsTopcml High. I how. I Closcj Safy.
Wheat
Mch.
April
Muy
Corn
Mch.
May
Oats
Mch.
May
Tork
Muh.
May
I.nrd-
Meh.
May
July
Sep.
Illbs-
Mch.
May
Sep.
71 74 73T "Sin 71
H 7li 7IS7lifl4 Jl'i
75',4rri" "54 "5U ,5'
3D fS'H
vmj'W WiiWi W.fl!4 lOWf II
234 23i 2.W :
II S5 14 70
II SO 14 S3 14 70 14 75 14 SO
7 Kit, 7 624 " M
7 55 7 B7,4 7 55 7 55 7 574
7 l 7 7 fiO 7 GO 7 IV)
7fi7H 7 70 7 67H 7 fi714 7 7; 14
7 20 7 50
' 7 20 7 25 7 20 7 25 7 25
7 30 7 35 7 30 7 3214 7
,...1 nl.illn.iu 1IST-1 nl, Cfl htt'll!
i lir.ll iiiiiiiiiiiuii.. ....v. .... ............ ,
I'l.Ol'H-Qulet; winter patents, M.Vfr3.n;
tralgbts. 3.20fiJ3.flO: clears, JS.OOtra.ao: spring
specials, JI.20Ti4.30; patents. t2.Wt3.,Q;
BiruiKlllti, . w o ,
WliHAT-No. 3 spring. ftS1f73c; No. 2 red,
OATS-No. 2 white, 27142Sc; No. 3 white,
tii'i'dcc.
...., x... .i r.i..
liAIUii'.Y-T'nmnjon, 3Sfi)l7c; fair to cholco
mailing, wme. -BHHDS
No. 1 nnrthwostcrn, $t.5fi: primp
... ..... . L . ..n..t-....r ,rtti,ln tin 7R.
IMtOVIBlONH-HfMH vnrk. per bbl.. ll.W)
tJtH.fi.-,. l-ard, perj ,,cr lbs.. $7.BOS7.R2J4.
rinori rins sum noun.!;, Xif.
salted shoulders (boxed). 4i...IiG6.C2Vj;
Short clear shlen (boxed). i.ro5i..D.
.... t I.. ..f l.lc.l, iir Hud CT
11 ini I immn ... r-.-.
Tho rc.cclptB and shipments today wcro ns
lounwsi ,
V, OlVI 22.001
... 115.000 13,000
... 308,000 1 38,000
2111,000 20P.OUO
... 7.001) 10,000
:5.00 4.000
Article
I'iour, bids
AVheat. bit
t'orn, bu
OalH, bu
Hye, bu
Il-j rlnv I 1 1
. - v. l.. - ..I. ........ tn,lni, V. 1 1 1
Ull II1U X (UUUtU CnUllllllltC luuil
dairies. llHilOc. Cheese, fulrly active, lUUfy
Uggs,. mill; iresu, kmc.
CKMllt.-.I. MAIlk'liT
m:w yoiik
A'nrlons
tluiitttt Iiiiih of tho liny on
t'llllllllllditlt'M.
SKll' vnillv. March II. I'l.OtJR Ho
celpls, 2I.0U1 bbls.; exports, 10.223 bills. Quiet
and steady until tho close, when It reflected
wlieiil's ilei'lloe. Minnesota patents. Jt.lOil
4.:w: Mlnncsolii bakers, J3.0OiCI.25; wlnti-r
nateiitH. S.1.)Mfl.0i): winter straights. fi.Wit
km: whiter extras. J2.5iMi2.S5: winter low-
grades, J2. Iffr-MR Hyo Hour, steady, fair
to good, J2.NKri3.15; cholcn to rancy. w.-uii
3.50. Iluckwheat Hour, dull, J2.10'(2.15.
IIUCKWHKAT-Uull at C0(&62c, c. I. f.,
New York.
COItNMKAI-Qulot; yellow eastern, 01c
cltv. Me: Hiandvwlnc. S2.45fl2.no.
HYK Steady; No. 2 western, f5c, f, o, b.
nllont: slain. Cfi4ifi7u. o. I. f.. carlotr,
UAUMCY-Qulet; feeding, 4CfJ4Sc, c. I. f.,
iew vorK: mailing, wifw.
nAHLKY MAM'-Dull; western. fi2fi"0c,
W 1 1 K AT 1 lecel p I s. r-i,(KHt bu.; exports,
152.25t bu.! snoteusv: No. 2 red. SO'Ac. f. o. h
alloat; No. 2 red, 70e, elevator; No. 1 north
m nuliith, S714o f. o. b. alloat; No, 1 hard
Dulillh, IdUc f. o. b, alloat. Options opened
nieaiiy anil coniiuiicu so an iniy, uoiwiiii'
standing ti very slack snectllatlvo trade
A heavy vlslblo supply decrease, steady
llncrllKh cable and fear of a bullish gov
ernment report on farm reserves ull served
to check aggressive selling until near the
cloho, when prices yielded with corn and
woro Dually '(.o lower. March, 7!iVii iS'sc,
cloned. 70"i,c; May. 7!) U-lOfiSOc, closcil 7010
July, v.i'491 closed, 7aitc.
COItN llecelnts. 177.150 bu.: cxnorts. 112.
S12 bu.; spot, easy; No. 2, 4RVjC elevator and
f, o. I), alloat. Options opened steady
with wheat, arterwaru developing weak'
lies under Improved western grading
easier cahles and professional selling, in
face of big clearances, Closed weak at W
',o net decline. .May, wuiwe, cioscu io
juiy, eioseii at nw.
OATS necelpts. 121.000 bu.; spot, quiet
No. 2. 30Hc: No. 3. 30ie: No. 2 white. 33c
No. 3 white. 3214C track, mixed, western
aWiaufcc; track, wnite, ;iijijc. upuons in
active, and a lion 1 steady.
I inPS Htnnili' : uttite. enmtnnti In ..Imlnn
1900 .ron. 17G2l'?: HDD. llffilSe: old olils. "d
fic; Paclllc coast, 1000 crop, IftgiOc; USD, llr
llo: old idds, 2uGe, 1
1 1 AY steady ; snipping, ii'jUMte; good t
ehnlee. nOdOlc.
IIIDHS Steady; Oalveston, 20 to 25 lbs.
lSUfrTJHe; ralitorula, 21 to 25 lbs,, Uc
Texas drv. 21 to 30 His., 14141115c.
M:AT1113H Steady; hemlock nolo,
llucnos Ayres, light to heavyweights, 2l5t
"je: acid. 23mi2mc.
IMIOVISIONS-Dull. steady; family. $10.50
tni.w; mesa, t..sniiu.ui; neei iiams, m.'M'ip
lii.ui; oacaei. .iiuyiu -j; exirn menu pjjs
Jll.wwiu.co. cut meats, steady; pickled net
lies. SS.OOtfilO.bO: Pickled shoulders. Sti.50
pickled hams, J9.25fj9.75. l.ard steady
western steamed, S7.S5; rellned, (Inn; con
tlncnt, SS.05; South America, SS.00; com
iiound. J5.50J5.i.2'i. l'nrk. steadv: fninllv
S15.50; short, clear, J1I.7DWI6.50; mess, SH;
fiH5.5i).
TAI.l.OW-Kasy; city (S2 per pkg.), ISff
4ic; country tpkgs. free), iiyo',ic.
UlCE-Quletj domestic, fair to extra. 3T4
(jiic: japan, lUlHW.
HtJTTKH Itecelpts. OH Pkgs,; steady
fresh creamery. 17fi22c; June creamery, I
Ci20o: factorj". InMSe.
CHEKSH-Hecelpts. l.SSS pkRH.: Ilrm
fancy, large, colored and white. llf?llV,c
fancy, Kinall, colored, 121-c; fancy, small
white. 12ifm.e.
Icaas-Hecelpts, 10.7.V) pkgs.; Ilrm at tho
decline; western. 111 marie, 13iUhc; souii
em. nt mark. 1357 He.
I'OUIniY Alive, unsettled; fowls, lie
chickens, 10c; turkeys, lie; drossed, Ilrm
turkeys, lofdiuijc; iowis, 4'llllilC.
pfiTATOKS Steady: Jersey. Jl. 23171. 7
Kew York, J1.50il.75, Long Island. Jl.SOii
l,SJi: Jersey sweets, 'l.iW-'.w.
l'rJANCTS Steady; fancy hand-picked
istir.n ,thnr domestic. 5c.
MBTA1.S A drop of 50 points In tin In
the local market today, offered unrte
liquidation us tho result of an unravoralil
iitiituth-iil position nnd a lack of specula
IIvh Interest, These. Influences wero r.lm
rit nlirmi t. London closing About XI '2
M lower to fill! Us 2d lur spot miti JU3
nd
ke
49- rl H.l.lln nMu annl n
1IO ."I IUI IIIIIIITTI.. "Illll V" IUIIO riiwi ......
...... ..I I I.HI..I. ...
figures at that point. The local market
aiier a ueciueniy oear uay cioscu wnn in
JJ.OMV.i.80. There were no new develop-
I.. h t, 1t Iliniinli li, t.nttrtnn
IIIT'llin III viin- luiiin,'! "ih ".
a decline of tin 3d wo apparent, spot doling
III A'J i .Ml mill iniiit-r. ' . i
I ne VIO?.t' IK'M- Hun . ill '
CI -I ,.M. t!i! H'llt fni. nuwtlnc an,1 elee
OIIIM'IIWI till. I l".'73 v ....... n ......
iroiyur. i.'.m unit n.-ii'-i " "wiV-:.i:
and fenlureless. closing at $1.3714. ILMHW
3.0714 respective Iv. No buslnes to speak of
was done, womesiic iron niamcir,
usual, without change at home nnd abroad.
OMAHA WIIOMlHAI.i: M.UtKKTS.
Coiidlllon of 'I'rnilc nnd Uuolntlonn
on Hln lilt- nml I'lincr Prodner,
KOOS llccelpts liberal; good stqck weak
IHlll'tc
LIVE l'OL LTllY lien. 6l4aic; young.
Maggy and old roosters, 386?; ducks, tV4
t'ic; geese, 6'4'l7u; turkeys, ta7c.
KttUSll DUiiriSliU l'OULTKHcns, ih
(tic; roosters, 4'tjtie; ducks, 8'dsVic; geese,
siic; lurKtys, iigniwcigui, vuivv, iicuu, 1
. ...
uajik-.Maiiarti uucks, per uoz., ..io-w
to: teal. il.2Mil.fj0: mixed. Sl.254il.5o; Jack-
raliolts, no sale; cuttoutalls, 75t('J0c.
lil; I 1 ci It Common to inir, wean ni i.w
2J4e; choice, HJtl&c; separator, 22c.
iiiisji uvariiiia rirsi grauc, sonu
acked. Now York counts, ucr call. ::Sc; ex-
rn. Hi.lnt.lH. T'e: MtMnihirdft. 5c: medium.
ma. Second urndc. slack tilled. New York
counts, per can, 3; extra selects, 20o;
standards, 2Uu; uulk utalidurds, per gU.,
$1.25. .
FllOXHN FHUSII Flail UiacK pass, isc;
1.1... .... . . 1,t... l.l....llMh Mr. 1.,(llhn,lN Ifle'
bluu llns, Jo; catllsh, 12u; cod, ac; cropplo,
10c: clscoeu. 7u: hullbut. 11c: herring, Vu'
6cj haddock, yc; mackerel, 15c; pcrcn, b'tt
7c; pickerel, 7c, pike, 8c; red snapper, luc;
salmon, 14c; sunllsh, Cc; smelts, loci trout,
luc; wuiieusn. sc.
riuiJONS-Livc, per doz si.
VKALS-Uholco, D'tdOc.
ItA V I'rlei.H onolril liv Omnha Wholesale
lay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
SS.to; No. 1 upland, Hi medium, $7.50; coarse,
(. Jiyo Bliaw, -rncsc prices arc i"i
hay of good color and Quality. Jjemand
fair1, Itecelpts, 15 cars.
OATS-No. 2 White, 2SC.
COUN No. 3, 33c.
UUAN-$15.
VKUHTABLES.
HPIN'APII Per bu. box. 75c.
UUCUJIUKItS-ilot house, per iloz.. Jl.SOili
00, as to size.
J'AllHMII'S per bu., wc.
TUItNIl'S-Per bu. basket, 50c
UKKTS-Pcr bu., 10c.
CAHItOTS-I'cr hu 40c.
LUTTUCU-Pcr bu., 445c.
ItADISIIES-Pcr doz., 35c.
I'AHSLIOY Per doz., 35c.
l'OTATOli3-Pcr bu.. I5fi53c: Idaho, per
bu., Oljduc. x
HKBI) POTATOES Natives, Ki'otiOo; lied
Itlver Valley, Wc: Triumph, $1.04.
o WIS 1ST l'OTATOr.b-rl or 1)1)1., Sl.u.
CAUHAOU Holland seed, per lb l?iQ2c.
TOMATOliS California, per 6-baskct
rnte. $4,5).
ONiONS-onio. per tu., si.T5.
CULliHY California, as to size. E0H75c;
Kalamazoo, 25!3oc.
CAULIFLOWHH-Callfornla. ncr crate.
S2.75. .
iiiSAisa wax, per du., sj.w; string, per
bu., $3.25.
lQu 1'I.ANT-Per bu. box. W.
PUPI'EHS-l'cr bu. box, J2.
FltUlTS.
8TnAWUKnnUiS.-l''lorlda, per qt., 43c.
UltAPKS-Mulaga, por keg. J6.5OH9.00.
APPLKS-Pcr bbl.. J4.23: Washington, ncr
bu. box, $1.75; Itcllllowcrs, Jl.'JO.
CIlANHISKUliss tieli nnu uugie, $a per
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., $5.50; per crate, S3.
TItOPICAL, FHU1TS.
ORANQKS California seedlings. 12.00S
.25; uacls, $2.753.2S.
LEMONS-Californla, extra fancy, $3.25,2
.50; choice, $3.
It ANANAS Por bunch, nccordlnir tn slzo.
J2.00il2.50.
rius California, new cartons, ic; lay
ers, B3c; Imported, per iu 13ijl5c.
DATES l'erslan. In 60-lb. boxes. Salrs. 5c
per lb.; Hullowccu, 614c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES No. 1 green. 5V4c: No. 2 green.
414c; No, 1 salted, 14c; No. 2 salted, SVic;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, fcQiac; sheep
pelts, -ij.ac; liorso hides, il.wy.a.
NUTS-English walnuts, per lb., 13c; fil
berts, per lb.. 13c: almonds, nor lb. l!K2c:
raw peanuts, per lb., 6y0!4c; roasted, 614
714c; lirazlls, 13c; pecans, 1012c; cocoanuts,
cacit 4',4c.
ACJHICl l.Tt ItAI, STATISTICS.
Amount of Wheat, Corn anil Outs In
I'a r inert' II 11 nil.
WASIUNC.TON. March 11. Tho March
report of tho statistician of tho Depart
ment of Agriculture shows the amount of
wheat remaining In farmers' hands on
March 1 to have been about 12S,tuO,000
bushels, or 21.5 per cent of last venr's crop.
as compared with 15S.7O0 bushels, or 29 per
teni 01 1110 crop or inpj on mind .Mure 11 1,
1!, and 13,S,0()0,lJ0 bushels, or 29.3 per cent
of tho crop of 189S on hand March 1, 1S99.
Tho corn In farmers' hands Is estimated
at 77fl,2O0,0( bushels, or 36.il per cent of last
year" crop, against 773,700,000 bushels, or
37.2 per cent of the cron of 1S99. on hand
March 1. 1900, and H).500,000 bushels, or
ii.ii per cent 01 ino crop or lsvs, on hand
March 1. 1KI.
Of oats thero aro reported to bo about
n.'.,Muw nusncis, or su.3 per cent of last
year's crop, still In farmers' hands ns
compared with 290,!HX),0iio bushels, or 36.5
per eeni or tno crop or 1S9U, on hand March
1. 19U0. and 2X3.0llO.OOl) Inn., or a.7 nor nonl
of tho crop of 1R9S, on hand Mnrch 1, 1S9D.
NEW YOltK, March 11. The visible sup-
p y 01 grain Saturday, .March 9, as com
piled by tho Now York Produce oxchungc,
follows: Wheat, 55,893,000 bu.. an Increase
01 i,.ui,iv mi.; corn, :i,uil,JU0 bu.. an In
crenso of 1,250,000 bu.: oats, 10.83S.0oo bu.,
an lncrciIRO of 283.000 Im.: rve. i.nr. IMV) lt
an Increase of 4S.O00 bu.; barley, 1,355,000
bu., a decrease of 175,000 bu.
St. 1. 011 Is Rrnln and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, March ll.-WHEAT-No. :
red, cash, elevator, 72'4c; track, 74W75o
s I .-'it, - 111111
70ii71V4c.
,.'9UK-Ni-,5 m.rii- ?'pi trac
Vdt.. .1111.1 1 JUiy, lU'iC,
OATS No. 2 cash, 2614c; track, 26Ufl27c
May, 26c: July, 25e; No. 2 white, 2814c
I''LOl'H Olllel ! "liRlnnlM M Kfil 7S.
ffllll'V llllll Hll'lllf-hl M Uffil T'.l ..Inn-' 1 -ftl
.vjj.'.-'in-.:.". ..;" .,.,n?r.;,",, ""
.t, 11. Kiittii'a, f .-init.ou.
ai'i'iua rimoiny, steady; averago to
celpts, S3.75U 1.00; prlmo worth more; ftax
quict, $1.52.
I'uiiKjiiiAl,-steady at $2.05.
HKAN Quieter; sacked, east track, 7;
78c.
HAY Oulet: tlmnlhv. KflflI.TOft. nmlrln
$7.flO10.W).
WI I ISICY Steady at J1.27.
IKON COTTONTIES-J1.00.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
UAUHNG-7y7V
lM)OVimOV Xnrlr . ll.l.l
.w . ..j. .j.. .j- ...... ,i,ii, JUUIII UK. 1U
l.nril linltnr nml Or.Ti t7 JOIa nn.. ,!
........ ... .. ...... v..Tmrj. i nitiv
meats, steady; boxed Jots, extra short
I7.37W.: elenr ribs. S...M: elnne al,ia t7 j?ti
niidiij; uiinrtl mis, extra suortH
clear sides, $8.3iVi
patents, M.SSfl 1.00; first clears, $3.90?3.00;
second clears, $l.if2.oo.
IlItAN III bulk, JI3.00gi3.25.
Owing to prostration of wires, no mar-
ets have come from Minneapolis since Sat
urday,
KIkIii Mutter .Mnrki-t,
ELOIN. III. Atnrrh 11 Twenty tnhs of
butter offered; bid of 19c, no sales; ofllclal
marKci steady ni i.e.
t'lnelnimtl I'lonr.
CINCINNATI: Mnreh ll.-PLOL'It-Dull:
fancy, $3.203.60; family, $2.60y2.90.
MOVKJIUXTS OF .STOCKS AMI IIO.M1S.
(ieneral .Mnrkrt Dull In NpKe of In-
tlrvldtiiil Actlvllles.
NEW YOIIK. March II Today's stock
market was a dull one In spite of thn large
tninsaLtlons nnd wide price movement In
somo Individual stocks. The Inertia of the
general market in spite of these points of
cuvuy gave tne whole a very spotty ap
pearance. Professional operations were ob
viously responsible lu a large degrco for
llrh deallncs its neeiirretl nnd ton the ma
nipulation which exaggerated the price
movement. Where professional manipula
tion was not at work tho day's movement
111 be seen lo have been very sluggish, and
not a few small losses are recorded even
among stocks which aro usually prominent
In tin; market.
I ho Interruption of telegraphic commuul-
ntlons on account of the storm curtailed
ctivity to somo extent. Of the day's spe
cial movements, that In Htirllngton at
tracted tho most attention. St. Paul sold
x-rlgllts this mornlnc. the r slits being
llloted at 414 to 4i. reducing the nrlec to
150 or under. Thl gave the supporters of
llurllngton nn opportunity to lift that stock
over St. Paul to I311. a rise over Saturday
of 2V Tho movement seemed to be based
purely on the consideration that Hurling
on naa nad its rights to subscribe to new
lock, while tho dividend rate s a ready r,
per cent, with a fi per cent rato for St. Paul
still to ne estatillhhed. Thero wa no news
regarding tho stock beyond the old rumors
1 rciuuuing. 'mo coal carrying roans were
trong with a few exceptions, where nn nil
auco ha already ben made. Until the an
thracite anil the bituminous coal group
haretl in the movement. Sneculntor pro-
fes confidence that the labor ouestlnnn will
be satisfactorily adjusted. The gain reached
.)" 111 t.acKawanna nnu .; 111 Delaware ec
Hudson, Thero was a movement among the
Oould sollthwesterns, led by the Missouri
aclllc advancing 3 points. The Wnbash nc-
ciirltlcH wcro all In largo demand nlso. Tho
111 V explanation which trader found for
the movement was tho belief In an early
Interest payment on tho debenture bonds.
Thero wns an early decline of over a
point in Sugar on account of the cut In tho
price or remied sugar. 'I no stock rained to
en over Saturday, nut closed tne day un
hanged. Great Northern preferred was
marked up 0 points In connection with the
presence In thl city of tho president nnd
rumors that a melon Is to be cut. Amalga
mated Copper was strong. Thero wero
gains of from 2 to 314 In Chicago & Alton,
Ann Arbor preferred, I'ort Worth and Hlo
Grande ami American Ice preferred. The
dismissal of thn Injunction against the ab
sorption of the Guggenheim Interest by
tne American smelting company caused a
rlso In thoso atocks of 3'4 for tho common
nd 2 for tho preferred. Tho realizing move
ment in the last hour cut down all the ad
mires to somo extent, nnd In the actlvn
locks reactions ran from 1 to 2 points, with
the closing easy. Thero wns 110 dlsturbanco
In tho money, but the wenk showing made
b.v tho banks In Saturday' statements nnd
some large dividend requirements to be mc
this week causo an apprenension tnni mere
will be somo calling of loans before tho end
of the week. Sonic discussion was heard on
tho state of affairs developed in Mnnchurla,
but moro by reason of Its Influence in for-
lgn markots than for any direct encct pro
duced here.
rhero wiih a vcrv largo absorption or
bonds, especially of the low grades and
seml-speculatlvo Issues with contingent In
terest payment. Totnl sales, par value, $5,
855,000. United State refunding ad-
anccd 14 and tho now Is declined 14 per
cent on. tho last call.
T in following are the closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
Tin I'fili .
JS.1214; clear rllis. $8.25:
M I.VCA I Sl ... T.-l.n, t i ft 1 r. iT
............ ........ ..... .... l.72'U l.wd
Spelter: Strong; SS.Sftfr.l.SS asked.
POt'LTHY- Firm; chickens. 74CSc; tur
Keys, iivtiivc; uucks, luc; geese, W(fic.
HPTTEU-Dull; creamery, 17fl22i4o; dairy
KC.US-Ktendy at 105,e.
lM.'rilMlTa t.'l. ...i. n ,wv l.l.l . ...t. .An
.-vj,i. . i'(M,!, ..,uw iii'm,, iiiuiii, 4U,
nrui im ..urn xtr. iwm i... . n.,,a n.
...... ....... ,p, oi,V".J If 11.
SHIPMENTS-Klour, 10,000 bbls.; wheat
ni,i"i pii. , corn, w,un on., oais, lli,(JO nil,
Kiiiisiih Clly liriiln unit Provision,
KANSAS CITY. .March 11 WHEAT
May, Wi'itiiwiuc; July. WHc; cash, No. !
hard, 67iOSUc; No. 3. UCiifiSc: No. 2 red
t'u70e; No. 3, 67(Tu-1c.
COItN May, 37i,37ie; cash, No. 2 mixed
3.vio; no. - wiiiio, otic; jso, 3, 3614c.
OATS-Ni.. 2 whlto, 27c.
HI IJ INO, UIV4C.
1 AY C ho ee I mothV. $10.50: eholcn
crairie, ia.midiu.iiu,
Ill'TTEll-Creamery, 171J20C; dairy, fancy
I IS".
EGGS Weak: fresh Missouri and Kansn
stock, lie, loss off, cases returned; now
wniiewoon cases included, v,c more,
HKCEIPTS-Wheat. 161,000 Im.; corn, 4S,
Son bu.: oats. 12.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 5S.100 bu.; corn, 19,
.w on,; uiiid, u.vw oil.
'rtll.lll liriiln n.iil 1. n., .1
TOLEDO, O., March U.-WHEAT-Dull
huh ri'.cauj, ennu, i5c; .May, sue; JUI
lO-te.
COItN Moderately acllvo and easlc
cash. 40c; Mnys IHgC.
OATS-Steady; cash, 2Sc; May, :6Sc,
II VI.' tnli,, "
CLOVER SEED-Old prime, $6.80; cash
uiui .utircu, fu.tu.
Peoria lnrUet.
IMXmiA, March ll.-COnN-Steadyi No
3. ssic.
OATS-Easv; No. 2 white, 261ij26?ic,
Dlllf'il luriiiiKii,
WHISKY-On the basis of $1.27 for tin
lulled goons,
Phlliidcliililii Priiduee tlnrkel,
PHILADELPHIA. March ll.-IU'TTKn
liWlo lower; fancy creamery, 191i22c; fancy
and nearby prints, 22c,
EGOS 3c lower; fresh nearby, western
ana soiHiiwcsiern, no; iresn southern, 12!4c
.'Mlnneiiiiolls Wlient, Flour mill Rrnn
MINNEAPOLIS, March 9. AVHEAT
cash, 7ie; May. ii'iiiitHc; July, 73e; on
traeK, ko, s narn, tb'.e; mo. i northern
74te. No, 2 northern. sl1i70'lic.
FLOUK-rirst patcata, JI.Wtll.15 ibccond
t. I . . ... . . . .. rrl, n annlleiltlnn
nmounted to jC5.450,0i). The nllotments
wcro ai ino average rate in "r, v..
Gold premium at Hueno Ayrcs. 128; Span-
, MEKL1N, March ll.-liomo M inJa
Irregular on the bourse today. Tnrees
wero Ilrm. Americans wero quiet. Cana
dlan Paclllc advaiued. Mines were harder
on moro fnvorablo reports from England.
Hanks were nnu, especially the Deutsche
bank. The weekly statement of the Im-
icrlal Hank of Germany shows tno follow.
ing ennnges: tasn in nano, iiitiviifvn
i'Mi marxs; treasury uoics, nnii..-c.
fwi.ono marks; other securities. Increased
l r c it rsu . i... . i ..Uniiln 0lrl1 rifta
orptwet! 10,rt.0 mark.-. KxclmtiRC on Uon
don, 30m 47pfps for cliecks; (llncoimt ratrf,
short 3. icr cent; three months
MADIUD, Mnrch H.-Thc gold quotation
today wna 31.37,
j i4-t. inrrn wmiii,,u"
crnmoiit han drcltlod to reduce the royalty
All rtAt.t ...... in f
Ull KUIII lllllll M 111 l IfVl L'UHI
PAIttS. March 11. Three per cent reiitcs,
123f 21c for tho account: Spanish 4s, 73,
ev lurk .Money .iinrKri.
NEW YOIUC, March ll.-MONEY-On call,
steady at 2fr2'i per cent; prime mcrcantllo
i,ia. ntLfrti ...... ......
.. lift t..!!!!,
(11r.Mil tUn .
. . t dtnn.1. .ln
ill l.lllllilVI r,.l lliurj mmuj, m
actitnl business In bankers' bills at $1.8741
4.S7U for demand nnd at $4.81 for sixty
days; pouted rates. $I.8.W4514 nnd $4.8814!
comniorclal bills. $I.S.T4iff4.R3i.
SILVEIt-Certlflcatcs, 6i's'ij63c; bar. &)T4c;
' 1 .... I .,..11 . .n .
tinVTia n'n'.. Irrnnlllflrt tilnle.
J v., t iiiii.'ii i, ..rM'""t " -.
-strong; railroad, strong.
Tim ..t..ul.... ...I In.lnn t. rn nm
i 1 1 it t.iusiiiK juices Oil uuiltm tuiitt' t.u .in
follows:
5714
fflll
naltlmoro & O... !2i
Atchison ..
do pfd...
iiundlan Pacific,
'anada Southern
lies. & Ohio 41.
Chicago G. .... St
V.. U. & Q 150J
Chi.. I. & I, 33
do pfd 7P,V
Chi. & E. Ill 110
C. & N. W 173
C. It. I. & P 125
C, C C. & St. L 7614
Colo, southern... id
do 1st 1)1(1 4.1
tlo 2d nfd i:14
Del. & Hudson.. .16B
Del.. L. & W....l!'5
Denver & Hlo G. SSU
.In 1.C17
lilt lit.. .......... .
Erlo 2Sli
do 1st nfd WiVi
Gt. Northern pfd.20IU
Hocking coai ... )o
Hocking Valley.. 61
Illinois Central.. 131
own Central 27V4
do pfd 51 i
Lako Erlo & w.. 11
tlo nfd 112
Luke. Shoro 21011
Louis. & Nash... SI,
Manhattan L 119
Met. St. Hnllway.lOoTfe
Mexican Central. ix
Minn. & St. L.... "fiji
do pfd liUMi
Mo. Paclllc 9114
Mobllo & Ohio.... si
M.. K. & T N 20JJ
do prd l!
N. J. Central 15IU
N. Y. Central .
Norfolk & W...
do pfd
Nor. Pncinc
do nfd
Ontnrlo & West. 3.,
Ore. Ity. & Nay. 42
do nfd ih
Pennsylvania ,...11
Keading
tin 1st prd
do 2d pftl
Hlo G. W
do nfd
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st prd
do 2d nfd
St. Lout S. W,
do nfd
St. Paul
do nfil
St. V. & Omnha.125
So. Pnclflc IIS
So. Hallway 241J
do nfd., 7fii
Tex, Sc Pacific... 23li
union I'nciuc ui
.144
. 49-V
. S514
. 81
87i
. 32
. 72I
4M
. 6.1
. 96141
. 431
. M)
. "S3:
: f.9i5
.14914
.189
Wnbash
do nfd
Wheel. & L. E
tlo 2d pfd....
WIh. Ccntrnlr:
Third Avenue
Hnltlmore & O..,
National Tube...
Mo pfd
Adam kx
American Ex....
IT. S. Ex
wolls-Fnrgo Kx
Atncr. cot. uu...
do nfd
Amcr. Malting...
do pfd
Amcr. S. & H
do nfd
Amcr. Spirits ...
no pro
Amcr. S. Hoop...
do pfd
Amcr. 8. & W...
do nfd
Amcr. Tin Plate.
do nfd
Amcr. Tobaccq..
do pfd
Anac. Mln. Co..,
Hrook vn H. T...
Colo. Fuel & L.
Con. Tobacco ...
do pfd
Federal 8teel
tin nfd
Gen. Electric
Glucose Sugar .,
do pro
Inter. Pnper
do pfd
Lacledn Ga
National Hlscult.,
tin nfd
National Lead..,,
do pfd
National Steel...
do nfd
N. Y. Air Hrakc
No. American...,
Paclllc Coast....
do 1st pftl
do 2d nfd ,
Pacific Mail
People Gas
Pressed S. Car..,
do pfd,
Pullman P. Car.
S. H. & T
Sugar
do pfd
Tenn. Coal & I.
U. a. Leather...
do pfd
U. 8. Hubber ...
do pfd
Western Union..
Republic. I. & S.
do nfd
P. C. C. & St. L
181.
3?14
lb
.11-4
181,
121
92U
53
10114
IK)
190
.5515
Ml
i
do pfd S514Amcl. Copper...
34
57 U
1
17
3tti
SOJi
.W4
9f.4
101
12014
146
, 4ci;
-sit,
451 i
lf?4
,iu:
, 4315
, 89
,21314
, is
91
, 23
. 74?,
, 80
. lC i
, 9114
. 1514
.1114
,101
.100
. 74
5114
, 62
. 2IT&
.10314
. .Ifilf,
.20C.14
. 4
.139
.120
. 5131
. 12 i
. 75'i
. Siin
. "If,
. 67
. 514
,101
Ex-rlgbt. Ex-dlvldcnd.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: The Immediate
settlement tomorrow had a dampening ef-
rect upon tne marnet nero totiay. uennugs
wero slack In all departments and the tono
was dun. partly on tne .report mat. uegotia
tlnns with General Hntha had proven nbor
tlve. Amerlcnn stocks vero quietly good
Tho Erie share and Heading wero wanted
here on the rumors that the companies have
acrecd to maintain rate of wages or coai
miners. Thero was also a demand for
Southern Ha lwny nnd Hcrl ill bought a It
tie Northern Pnclllc Issues. The bank
statement of Now York banks was Ignored
here. London felt that It had to take the
New York end of It. which was pretty.cooi
Paris was selling tlntos. Money was 'easy
on the government disbursements, which
enabled tho market to repay the bulk of Its
borrowings from tno uaim. can loans, ;;,
per cent; limn money, 314 ler cent; dis
counts, iiv-iis per ceni.
Ilontoii Stunk (luntnlloiis.
HOSTON. March 11. Call loans. 21tfff4 per
cent; tlmo loans, 3!4i(4 per cent, Ofllclal
closing:
A.. T. & S. F
do pin
Amcr. Sugar ....
do pfd
Amer. Telephone.
Boston Albanv.
lloston Elevated,,
llimlnn & Mnllle.
C II. & Q
Dominion uoni...
tin nfd..........
Federal Steel
do prd
Fltohburg pfd...,
Gen. Electric
do pfd
Ed. Electric) 111..
Mexican Central,
N. E. G. & C
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Rubber
Union Pnclflc ..,
r.7i
914
no
121
159
m
.170
19l!i'
ivi'4
4
11U
43V
CO' I
,141
21X14
,190
241
, 18
, 12
,209
, VI
Union Land 4
West End 9714
Westingh, Ulec... WH
Atchison 4s 10!
N. E. G. & C. 6s. 6S14
Adventuro
King. Mln. Co...
Anial. Coiiper...
Atlantic
lloston & Mont
Hutlc. cv Boston.. 1011a
Lai, tc uecia ,sn.
Centennlnl 2
Frank In 22
Humboldt ,
Osceola ....
Pnrrot 53
Qulncy 173
Santa Fe Copper. 71
Tamarack 337
Utah Mining .... 35
Winona , 61
Wolverines 63
12H
.1011
. 33
,360
25
. 901
I'orelirii Flnniiclnl.
LONDON, March 11. Money was rrfuch
wanted today in connection with repay
ments to tho Hank of England and sup
lilies Improved. Discounts wero easier,
sympathetically. Apart from the rooulre,
ments for settlement of repayments to tho
Hank or unginuiif tne ucmanus ror uie nex
tnw tlnvs will be sllitht.
Business on the Stock exchange today
whs fairly cheerful, operators hoping for an
early declaration oi peaco in tsoiitn Africa
nut there was llttlo Increase lu nctlvlly.
Th Manchurlan new wa not liked, but It
had llttlo effect. Flrst-claHB securities were
dull. Americana wero inclined lo go below
parity, Wabash and Denver wero chiefly
nffected. I-ater Americans were generally
llrmer. Grand TrunKs were urin on irum
re atlons. Tenders ror Ali.ono.noo of twelv
months' India bills wero opened ut the
OMAHA LIVESTOCR MARKET
Cattli Rioelpti Light, Beif Stein Bold
Bttftdj and Oowi Strouj,
HOGS OPENED STEADY, BUT CLOSED LOWER
SOUTH OMAHA, March 11.
Itecelpts were! C'nllle. llnir. Shnn
Official Monday 1,100 3,t17 6.9IS
Hamo uay last week 2,.'l
Samo day week before 2,3j'J
Samo three weeks ago.. 2,615
Samo four weeks ago.... 2,(i)l
Samo day one year ago.. 1,920
Averanu price paid for hogs for tho l'USt
several duys, with comparisons:
V. B. rcf. 2s, reg.lOSJi!
uu coupon l'KVfc
do 3s, reg Ill
do coupon Ill
do new 4s, rcg.137
do coupon .137
do old 4s. reg. ..113
tlo coupon in
do 6s, reg 11114'
do coupon 11114
U or L. 48 123
Mch. gen. Is Wft.
do ndj. 4 93
Canada Ho. 2s...tn7
C. Jfe O. 4'4 10714
no ts I2u
C. v N. W. c. 7.1I0;
do H F deb. fis.llHif,
Chicago Tor. 4s. Pfiu,
Colo. So, 4s 85t
D. St It. O. U...W2U
Erie general t... .v',
F. W. I). C. Is w
Gen. Electric 5.1..176
lowa central Is litilv
ll. tV nil. lllll. IS. .I'll
SI., K. fc T. 23.. 74
do Is 1'7'i
iN. Y. Central Is
lN. J .C. gen. 6s,
No. Pacific 3s...,
j
N Y, G ft S L 4s
N. R. W. con. 4s.
Oregon Nnv. Is..
lit) 4M
Ore. S. 1j. 6s
.In f.J
Heading gen. 4s.
IHn II. W. Is
8 I. f.- I M c. 5s
fit I, & S F g. bS.
ut Pfiui rnimom
St. P., C. & I. Is
do rs
So. Paclllc, 4....
So. Hallway 5a..
n n. T. 6
T. & Pacific la..
tlo 2s
tl.llnn l)nnf1n Am.
Wabash 1s
tin 2s
West Shore 4s....
Wis. Control 1.
Vn. Centuries...
107U
133
7IU
1054
IOV'4
latfi,
.uu
.10414
.12
It'lU
. 94U
.101
.11714
.13014
.1st'.
.118
.121
. 55
.119
. 8.1
.10614
.11:1
.11514
. !CI
. 93i
Feb. 25...
Feb. 26...
Feb. 27...
eb. 28...
March 1..
March 2..
March 3..
March 4..
.March 6..
March 6..
March 7..
March 8.,
March 9.,
March 10
March 11
C. M. cfe St. P. Hy.... 1
Missouri Pacific Hy... 1
Union Paclllc system, a
7. ft N. w. ity 5
F E. & M. V. It. It.. 11
8. C. & I'. Hi' 2
C. St. P., M. ti O. ny. '-'.'
IS. & M. It. It. It 4
C, 11. ti Q. Hy
C, It. I. ti 1:, cast... .i
Illinois Central 5
Bid.
.A-
Xrrr A'orU Sllnlnir Stocks.
NEW YORK. March ll.-The following
aro quotations on mining stocks:
Adam Con 23
Mice 35
Hrccco s 120
Hriiuswlck Con., if!
Comstock Tun,... R
Con. Cnl. & Va.,150
Deaclwood Ter..., 60
lorn nuvcr .....aiu
ron Sliver 60
Leadville Con...
Little Chief
Ontnrlo
Ophlr
Plioenlx
Pntosl
Sierra Nevada.
Small Hopes ..
Standard
,. E
. 14
. 80
,. m
. 10
,. 8
. 23
. 65
.590
London Stork Quotations.
LONDON, Mnrch 11.-2 p. m.-Clostng:
9614
rw,
Consols, money
do account....
Atchison 5S'i
Canadian Pacific. 9214
St. Paul 158
nols Centra ...131 1
Louisville pr.'i
I'nioii iar. pin.. 1
N. Y. Central 147
Erlo 29
.In lot nM 6731
Pennsylvania .... 77
Reading 16S
No. Pacific nrd.. 9)
Grnnd Trunk 7
Anaconda 71
Hand Mine 74
RAIt SILVER Steady at 2S l-16d per
ounce.
MONEY-3f?3!S per cent. Tho rate of
discount In tho open market for short bills
is 3i4H3? per cent; ror tnreo montns- 0111s,
314 per cent.
Ilnnk Clenrlngs..
OMAHA. Mnrch 11. Bank clenrings to
day. $1,228,036; corresponding day last year,
jl.ioi.iiti; increase, jii.to..
CHICAGO. Mareu 11. uicanngs, t,i.
7: balances. J1.73l.f.!3: posted exchange,
JI.851i4.SS; New York exchange, 25c discount.
ST. Tniuia. aiare 1 ii. clearings, j.vi.-
711; balances. $1,030,236; money. 6fr6 per
cent: New York exchange, par mo, 10c
nremlum nskeil.
NEW YORK, March 11. Clearings, $118,
419.562: balances, $'1,507,989. 1
HOSTON, March ll.-Clcarlngs, $1B,SS2,
763; balances. $l,548.3(M.
CINCIN1SATI. Mitrcn Ji. Clearings, w,-
840,900; New York exenange, tc aiscouni;
money, 2V4rtf per cent.
Contlltlon of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Mnrch 11. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen.
oral fund, cxrlusivn. of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In tho division of redemption.
. . 1. 1. .. 1 .. ,E. nil 1 .
snows: jwitiiuuiu ciinu unium-i, u.j.iiiwi.
gold, $87,,J7,2!)0.
OH nnd Ilnsln,
OIL CITY. Pn.. Mnrch 11. Credit bnl
ances. $1.2S: certlllcates. no bid: shipments.
134,600 bbls.; average, ai.177 nnis.; runs, lvo,
44S bbls.: average. 79.236 bbls.
NEW yukk. March 11. uii.rj standard.
$7.951.8.00. Cottonseed, firm; prime crude,
271411280; prlmo yollow, 30?. Petroleum,
oufet: refined New York. $7.95: Philadelphia
and Baltimore. $7.90; Philadelphia and Bal-
a, t . . r ,,....(.. .1 . . , I . . . . .
limnrc, in 111111,, t.nj. jiunui, uun, t;iuiiinun
tn good, S1.60.
LIVERPOOL. March II. OILS Linseed.
22s. Turpentlno spirits, 27214d. Cotton
seed, re tied, stendr nt l'.'s bo. uosin. com
mon. steady at 4s 614d. Petroleum, rellned,
timet nt tu.
savanna . tin., aiarcn 11. UI1.H nmr
Its turpentine. Ilrm nt 37c. Rosin, firm nt
following quotations: a. 11 nnn 1;. i.n: u.
$1.20: E. $1.25: F. $1.30: G. $1.35: II. Jl.to: I.
$1.65: K. $1.80; M, $1.90; N, J1.95; W O, $2.03;
W W. K.lSi.
LONDON. Mnrch 11. OILS Linseed. 22S
M. Turpentine splritH, 27s 6d,
Cciffec Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Mnrch ll.-COFFEE-Snot.
Rio. caHy: No. 7 Invoice. 7c; mild, oulet;
Cortlovn. S(fn214c. Futures opened steady.
with nrlces 51u0 points lower, nnd alter tho
call ruled wenk and Irregular, with further
declines recorded under general selling,
prompted bv weak foreign markets, con
tinued largo Brazilian receipts, absonco of
speculative support and sluggish spot cof
fen trade In tho street mnrkct. The market
ruled heavy pretty much all day. The close
of tho market was la points net lower
Total sales, 32,600 bags. Including: March,
5.90o: May, 6.0."c; June, 6.10c; August, 6.10c;
September, b.isc; uctoner ana iNovcmocr,
b.n)Ci uei'cmucr, ti..jc; uituiiur, o.tve.
SiiKftr Market.
NEW ORLEANS. March 11. SUGAR
Oulet: onen kettle." 3l.c: open kettle, crn
trifocal. STxIT-llic: centrifugal, yellow.
49-ltio: Becontis. znc. moiosscs, titendy
ccniruugiii. fiiiuc.
NEW YOHlv. .Mnrch 11. SUGAR Raw
weak; fair teflnlng, 31io; centrifugal, DO test
9 3-5c; molasses sugar, 3c: rellned, aulet
stnutiaru a, d.ioc; conreetioncrs a. i).ic
mould A. 5.fi0e: cut loaf. 5.75-: crushed. u.75c
powdered. S.35c: grnnulnted. I.Ke: cubes
6.60c. Molasses, steady: New Orleans open
Keltic, gooti 10 cnnice, iwjc.
LONDON. March 11. BEET SUGAR
March, Ss Ud.
Evaporated nml Drletl Frnlta.
NEW YORK. March 11, EVA TORATED
APPl.Kn Dried fruits trading wns or small
vo umc nnd con ned chlei y to nr me goods
At best the market was no better thnn
steady, with Quotations nbout as las
minted, Evaporatctl apples, state common
3W4c: prime, 44'i(oc; cnoice, djbc
fancy, 670.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Were In
active ami nomlnnl. Prunes. 3g8l4c per
pound, 11s to size ami nuniitv. Apricots
royal, 7f'12c; Moor Park, 8Til5c. Peaches
pceicu, iisjiac; unpceien, ownac.
AVool Mnrkct.
ST. LOUIS, Mnrch ll.-WOOrDull and
unchanged; medium grades. 12li'19c; heavy
tine, 101112c; ngiu tine, i-j'uido; tun washed
M'KINLEY PROMISES A VISIT
Assures Cnllfornlnus tlint lip Will
Stnrt tn the Const In April
ur Mny.
WASHINGTON, March 11. The prcilden
has given definite assurance to his Call
fornla friends that he will go to ih9 Pa
cine coast this spring. He expects to leave
here the latter part of April or early In
May.
The outlook now Is that the party, which
will Include the members of the cabinet
nnd of tbo Ohio delegation In congress, will
go out by tho Southern Pacific route, stop
ping first at New Orleans. Several ntir,s
In Texas aro contemplated and there I
talk that nt Kl I'aso tbo president will
meet nnd shake hands with President Diaz
of Mexico. The stops on the toast will be
numerous, Tho return trip will be mado
by a northerly route, Altogether nvo or
six weeks will be consumed In making this
trip.
.thernl Supply of .Iheep, but nn l)c-
mmtd AVns In Good Blmpe the
Mnrkrt Rnlrd Stendy to fltrontr
nnd Active All Around.
tl.lM
l,.61
U.IVI
:i,'j7
t.of
6.151
7,113
8,819
3,2:i
l),3Sl
1901. l90O.1899.1893.lS97.lS96.lS9i
3 68
6 37T4
6 ;t3H.
0 .Bv4
5 281
o as
0 27
6 i2i
5 36!,
S34
6 37
& 3914
& 41ta
5 3914
4 tt
4 67
3 77
4 68
4 C
4 691
4 74
4 70
4 71
4 72
4 71
4 73
3 621
3 61
3 52
3 57
3 62
3 64
3 60
3 63
3 68
3 63
3 59
3 79i
3 81
3 66
3 781
3 83
3 881
3 87
3 8.'
3 SO1
3 761
3 it)
3 80
3 79)
3 49
3 42
3 43
3 871
3 601
3 47
3 49
3 48
3 651
3 C6
3 ff
3 60
3 65
3 61)
3 751 3 81
1 ?!) .1 Hi
3 73
3 i6
3 74
3 801
3 89
3 05
3 731
3 801
8i
3 74
3 M
3 90
3 91
3 W
3 92
4 CO
4 06
4 03
3 81
3 81
3 82 4 10
Indicates Sunday.' . , ,
The otllclal unrulier of cars of slock
brought In today by each road war.:
Total receipt
66
3
10 13
I
13
n
'7 1
10 JO
2 1
4
50 30
rim .ilnniiKttlnii of the day's receipt was
ns follows, ench buyer purchasing tho num
ber of hend indicated
Hnvrs.
Omaha Packing CcS
G. II, Hammond Co
Swift and Company
Ciidaliy packing co
Armour ti Co
R. Becker & Degan
Vansaut (t Co
W. I. Stephen
Ilistnn Sr. Co.
Hamilton ti. Rothschild..
I. L. Dennis fi Co
B. F. Hobblck
A. 8. Miiwhlnncy
Other buyers
Cattle, llogs. Hh'p.
113
301
155
177
121
21
37
31
123
69
103
689
699
829
1.13S
530
90
113
2,42s
686
1.1
Totnls 1.355 3,785 6,45a
r?ATTt.P TVi-p n-nr a very llsht rlllt Of
cattlo here today for a Monday, probably
owing to a great extent to thn storm. A
packer wero generally expecting a liberal
run for tho rest of tho week they wero not
willing to advance prices very much today.
Receipts Included about 25 cars of beef
steers and several laods were of very fair
quality. Tho market could be ipiotcd only
about Bienay witn ino ciuse 01 in
Boilers were rather bullish and packers did
not caro to pay moro than they did last
wnni. nhlph mniln the market a llttlo dull.
Tho opening of tho market was better than
later In the clay. ....
Th-r- w..rn only nhnllt 16 straight loads
nf rntua nnH hnlfern nn Rlllo tilts mOmlng
and ns buycrfl had to have somo supplies
they bought up wnat wan onorcn in gutm
season at steady to stronger prices. In
snmn rnses sales were made that looked
-nnalilnriihlv lilirlinr hilt tlln situation a a
whole could bct do aescnoeti py cuiuug n
a good active, strong market.
Timm urns very little cbntiKo noticeable
In bulls today. Handy weights wero In good
demand, but tno neavy weigum were mow,
tho samo as they nave noen an aiung,
r'ntven hrnneht ennd. steady nrlces.
There wero very few feeders on sale and
most of thoso were rather on tho common
order, but the price paid looked Just about
Steady Wlttl last. weea. inero were imnny
enough hero though to mako a good test
of tno market, ltcprcseniimvo suioi
No.
1....
1....
16....
L...
38....
1....
1....
47....
O
it.'.'.'.
21....
Z....
3....
4...,
19...,
3...
10...
HEEF STEERS
At. Pr. Not Av.
680 3 10 1 990
660 3 60 3 1363
1052 4 00 8 1097
1410 4 00 24 1051
1193 4 00 6 1028
850 4 00 1 1010
1000 4 10 16 1062
1188 4 15 9 1174
955 4 10 23 1122
953 4 ar 19 1184
1057 4 23 21 1146
1105 4 25 21 1190
916 4 30 18 1420
1112 4 40 4 4 1341
1126 4 40 1 6 1776
..... 1325
STEERS ANd' hEIFERS.
10S6 3 90 8 121
1166 4 35 17 1088
COWS.
.. 920
..1050
..1000
.. 870
..1060
.. 931
.. 920
..1030
..1140
..1010
.. 987
..1200
.. 893
.. 845
..1140
..1010
..1190
..1150
840
1100
930
860
940
820
880
1246
1090
860
1015
2 00
2 00
2 25
2 40
2 GO
2 CO
2 60
2 60
2 65
2 75
2 75
2 85
2 85
2 l"
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 16
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 20
4..
1
1
1
4
12
1
3
i
5'.!'.'.'.
i
3
1
l'.'.'.'.'.
1
1
o
9.".'.'.'
1
1
8
1
3
1
1
12
I
,...1100
....1093
....1160
....1070
.... 900
....1185
....1000
....1060
.... 907
....1000
....1071
....1140
.... 950
.... 900
...-.1200
....1270
....1100
....1310
....1205
....1107
Pr.
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 45
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 65
4 70
4 85
I I.714
5 10
5 25
I 60
1 70
3 23
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 :
3 35
3 10
3 40
3 10
3 40
3 40
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 d
3 70
3 70
..1740 3 75
..1250 3 75
923
....1060
....1060
.... 960
....1290
....1110
....1010
3 76
3 73
3 90
3 95
3 93
3 95
3 95
17
1
1
2
1
3
3
15
1.'.'.'.'.'.'.
1
1
6
j . t ,
G.
1
1
is".'!!
COWS AND HEIFERS.
,, 9jti 3 h-i
HEIFEHH.
6S0
790
, 560
700
700
, 676
603
, 865
, 820
, 700
, 790
, 930
, 750
, 933
1230
840
1270
1190
1310
1460
1222
700
1313
1RH)
1421)
1120
840
....,1260
I IV)
1500
1268
1620
1780
2 in b 932 3 70
2 25 8 R22 3 76
2 GO 6 608 3 75
3 00 1 7S0 3 75
3 25 1 910 3 75
3 25 1 930 3 80
3 40 1 740 4 00
3 40 21 807 4 00
3 45 8 866 4 00
3 50 1 490 4 00
fl fO 6 852 4 C5
3 50 19 789 4 05
3 65 10 944 4 15
3 70
BULLS.
2 85 1 1030 3 30
2 93 2 1050 3 33
3 00 1 1100 3 35
3 00 1 1510 3 40
3 00 1 1870 3 40
3 10 1 1860 3 40
3 10 1 1780 3 15
3 10 1 1800 3 50
3 15 4 677 3 50
3 10 1 1780 3 60
3 15 1 1510 3 50
3 15 1 1880 3 '.5
3 20 1 1770 3 60
3 25 1 1410 3 75
3 25 1 1770 3 75
3 25 1 1900 3 85
3 25 2 169i) 3 S3
3 25 1 1620 4 00
1...
7...
1...
3 85
CALVES.
t:tO fi 50 '
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1.
780 3 30
720 3 30
1
1
21 ..
76:;;;
67i;;;
lb'.;'.;
HOGS
, 250
310
.1310
310
750
53)
870
881
, 885
620
491
, 650
, 885
, 680
. 940
535
571
. 200
. 305
310
3 33
2 90
3 25
3 i5
3 7a
3 '
3 30
3 10
3 50
3 75
3 80
4 00
4 00
4 T5
4 25
tho average cost of all the hog Is a shade
under Saturday, itcprcseiuaiivc saies
No.
107...
87....
81....
30....
86....
$0....
68...,
61....
A v.
.110
,181
8h. Pr.
o 2u
ft 321,
.182 280 6 35
.175
18S
5 35
6 37U
.211 200 5 ,17ft
.it!) 8U fi 3i'
.216 120
.'21
..219
..213
. .219
..214
..22S
..216
77 236
76 2
103 187
6S 243
65 233
66 263
74 232
5 3ili
6 3714
No. Av
60 279
IKJ .Ill
58 tfl
66 231
70 229
66 231
85..
80.
83...
..217
..184
inn.
... 5 37U
40 SSiU
... 5 3JU
80 6 .'71-
40 6 .171
80 5 37(j
120 5 3i't
10 6 '174
... 6 37W
120 6 37V,
... 5 10
40 5 10
40 6 10.
. . 5 40
5 40
76...,
67...
59. . .
64...,
Gl . . .
88...,
80,...
66. . .
29...
US...
!...,
61,...
70....
;i...
120
Hll. IT.
120 6 10
... 5 10
40 5 10
6 1(1
5 40
5 10
SO
SB
. .26")
..259
..263
..23S
. .220
..251
. .248
..261
..271
. .271
..236
.237
67 25.)
69 26.5
39 247
lii 211
r. 10
5 10
r 10
6 40
5 40
f. 40
80 6 40
... 6 40
... 5 4214
... 5 42J4
80 6 121-
5 421 i
6 121a
5 15
5 t.".4
5 124
6 4JI5
6 45
5 15
SO
40
160
SIII1HP Tlirr- tv.i 11 tlhernl RlllltllV Of
sheep here today, but the demand was cipial
to tne occasion nnu tno marKci nueu noiic
anil stendy to strong all around. 1-anibs
sold 11 high as J3.W, nml wethers brought
$1,05. Cholco ewe sold mostly front U
to $1.15. Taking uuallty Into consideration
tho prices paid today wcro very satisfactory
and wero fully as good as the samo kind
of stuff sold for last week.
As usual (hero were very few feeders
offered, and such ns were 011 snlo sold nbout
steady.
Quotations: Choice fed wethers. Sl.KKT
4.6o; fair to good wethers. $125W4.I0; choice
lightweight yearlings. J5.6oil.s0; fair tn
gooil yearlings. $l.t0',i4.G0; choice lightweight
ewes, $3.75Wt.l0; fair to gooil ewes. f3.50fi
J.i5; cholco lambs, $4.!Vf;6.15; fair to good
lambs, $1.70,j4.9O. feeder ewes, $3 23'i(3 50;
pfJcr wethers. $3,754.oo: feeder lambs, $4.00
ffi.4.10. Representative sales:
io,
10 ewes, culls
1 0111 ewe ,.
211 owes, western
1SI ewes, western
420 western wethers
409 western wether
2 wether, western
7 cull eyes
1 cull owe
121 cull Inmbi
119 cull lambs
121 cull Initios
135 western ewes
10 western wethers
S western wethers
3 1 western ewes
SI Mexican ewes ,.
2 cull lamb
69.S western wether
210 western wethers
212 western wether
123 cull lambs
150 cull lambs
32 western wethers
.1 natlvo lambs
374 western Inmbs
273 Mexican yearlings...
287 Mexican yearlings...
385 western lambs
405 western Iambi.
Ay.
. . Ti
.. 140
.. 93
.. 121
.. Ill
.. 121
.. 155
.. 90
.. 80
.. 63
.. CO
.. 66
.. lti
.. 101
.. 102
.. 103
.. 105
.. 65
.. 10S
.. 101
.. 10)
.. 69
.. 05
.. 107
.. 100
. . 75
.. 69
.. 71
.. 66
.. 80
Pr.
$2 60
I 0)
4 0-,
4 10
4 65
4 65
4 73
3 30
3 50
4 til
4 00
4 00
4 (5
4 10
I 10
4 15
4 15
4 20
4 10
4 M
4 I)
4 m
4 0"i
I
4 75
4 85
4 9)
I 90
4 90
5 00
CIIKMGO MM: STOCK .MARKET.
820 3 0i)
578 3 20
676 3 30 2
810 3 30 S3
STOCK CALVES
250 2 do 1
3 00 i
3 00,
H i AUB,
1 no
's'foCKERS AND FEEDERS.
. ... 310 2 50 2 Mo I 2?
3 25 8 816 4 2.i
!) I . o
14 620 4 30
28 673 4 30
27 612 4 30
11 480 I ."5
12 357 4 35
6 685 I 40
3 843 I 40
10 395 4 40
31 826 1 40
Tn. u-ns .1 llsht run or lings
hero today, but tho market was very slow
from start to finish. The telegraph wires
were down, which shut off communication
with other points so that sellers did not
know what was being done at other points
and tlicy were naturally slow about lot
tine go. rackers started out bidding close
in steadv prices and a number of tonds
rhunced hands at prices ranging from $3.40
s 45 with the long string nt $5.40. It was
fho better hogs, however, that sold first.
fter the first round the market eased off
iVnd packers wanted to get what was left
at $5-3714 and $5.40. and quite a few sold on
that basis. Buyers claimed to have reports
from Chicago to the effect that thn inurket
wH 2VaSc lower. The extreme, clooe here
was allttle better than the weak point, but
Cnttlc ft ently In Mrong Nhrrp Close
Nlintlr Higher.
CHICAOO, March ll.-CATTLE-Recolpts,
22,000 head, Including 1,200 head Tcxnns.
steers, choice sternly and other slow;
butchers,' stock, steady to strong: Tcxnn,
Htcndy: good to prime steers, $5.0o'ti6.00;
poor to medium, $.1.60ft4.90; stocker and
feeders, best Htronger and others slow at
$2.751.65; cows. J3.R0fi-l.25; heifer. $2.6Tv?f
4.10; dinner. JI.75Tf2.40; bulls. $2.75114.20;
calve. $I.50J(6.25; Texas fed steers', Jl.oolf
4.90; Texas grass steers, $3,351(1.00; Texas
bulls. J2.50'?j3.rj0.
HOGS Receipts, today, 35,000 bond; to
morrow. 2S.O0O head, estimated: left over.
4,(i00 head; opened stendy and rinsed strong;
mixcti and butchers, 3.35'u.po; choice to
heavy. J5.60-Tifi.70: rough heavy. $5.37!4ii5.l5;
light. $5.35(!iu.60: bulk of sales. $5.654.5.6214,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15.000
head; sheep, strong to shade higher; lambs,
nctive nnd 10c higher; good to cholco weth
ers, ii.4usm.wi; fair to cnoico mixed, $4.wy
4.60; western sheep, $l.40Jf4.9O; Texns sheop,
$2.50rt3.75; nntlvo lambs, $1. 60(05.35; western
lambs, $5.00ft5.35.
.New Yiirk Live Stock .Mnrkct.
NEW YORK, March ll.-BEEVE8-Re-celpts,
4,611 head; market opened steady to
a nhndo stronger; steer, $l.00fifj,40; oxen
nnd stngs. $2.204.75: bulls. J3.004iM.CO: cows.
J2.00fi3.75; cables wcro steady; llvo cattlo
at Liverpool, loitfruc; at London, llifuo;
sheep, 1214W13V4C; lamb, 1114c; shipments,
000 cattlo and 2,681 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 3.912 head: market
fell oft 254i50c: few early sales nt steady
prices; veals. $4.0037.23; choice and extra
cnoice, .&?rYb.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 13.732
head; sheep, steady; lambs, dull nnd
lower; sheep, J3.60yc.00: lambs, $5.25T6.00;
choice, J6.05; culls, Jl.60if4.75; yearlings,
J5.25.
HOGS Itecelpts, CRM hend; higher at
$5.S56.20; cholco state pigs, J6.25.
St. Louis Live Stock .Market.
ST. I3FI8, Mnrch 1 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,300 head, including 1,700 Texans;
market 'a shade lower for natives: steady
for Texans; natlvo shipping nnd export
steers, J3.00fi5.75; dressed beef and butcher
steers, n.waa.Zj; steers under l.ooo pounds,
J3.501M.G0: stockers nnd feeders. $2.454.75:
cows and heifers, $2.00Ti6.(j; ennners, $l.2a
Qr2,85; bulls, $3.uvrii.w; Texas and Jiidinu
steers, $3.45'iJ4.65; cows and heifers, J2.40JJ1
3.53.
HOGS Receipts, 7,01)0 hend; market slow
to 6c lower; pig and lights, $5.251f5.55; pack
ers, $5.40fi5.60; butchers. $5.60)iG.6j.
SHEEP Receipts. 100 head; market
Btrong; natlvo mutton. $4.O0flj4.i: Iambs,
,$l.s3Ti6.33; culls anil bucks, $2.5oti-l.00; west
ern lambs, $3."Tj6.15; western sheep, $1.70.
Knnsim I'll; Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITV, Mnrch 1 1 , C ATT LE Re
ceipts, 3,600 head natives, 2,300 head Texas,
350 calves; market on all grade Htrong;
natlvo beef steers, Jl.50i5io.65; stockers and
feeders. $l.00ffu.25; western fetl teers, $l.2o
(fi-5.25; Texas nnd Indians, $3.904.85; cows,
$3.104.25; heifer. $3.25ffl.75; ennners. $2.25
03.30; bulls, $3.00-84.25: calves, $1.000.50.
HOGS Receipts. 6,000 head: mnrkot Ilrm;
lop. J5.55; bulk of sales. J40fW.50; heavy,
$3.45fiC.:-5; mixed packers, $j.40f(5.60; light,
$3.201)1.10; pigs, $l.t.)f(5.t5.
SHEEP Receipts. 1,700 head: lambs, 5c
higher: sheep. IOC higher; western Iambs,
$5.O0(ft7.15: western wethers, $l.2of4.io; west
ern yearlings. $1,108-1.90; ewes, $3.i6ff4.25;
culls, $2.60f?3.50.
St. Joseph Live Stork Mnrket.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mnrch ll.-(Spe-clal.1
Tho Journnl quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, l.ooo head; market
steady: natives, $i.2O06.25; Texas and west
erns, $.1.65fl.15; cows nnd heifers, $2.25J4.45;
bulls and stngs. $2.25fW.75; -nrl Ing nnd
cnlves, $3.75151.1.). stockers and feeders, J3.2a
(f1.60: vcnls, $l.75fl7.00.
HOGS Receipt. 3.300 head; market
steadv, all grades. $5.35ir5.6o; bulk of salos,
UlMii - Hecelpts. 28M
,W,;5.
(4.65; owctl, $3.851 1.25.
Stock In Slttlit.
Jollowlng nro tho receipts at the four
principal western markets for March S.
' Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Rn-itli Omnha. 1.406 3,637 b.yis
Chicago
Kansas City 6-?W
St. Louis 2,m
33,000
6,000
7,000
15,000
1,700
1C0
Totals
. .31,500 61,637 63,748
NEW RAILROAD IN MIS30UR
Columbia, llunlsvllle A North vrestrrn
Inc-oriornlrd to Eitriid ThroiiKh
Seternl Comities.
JEFKERSON CITV, Mo., March 11. Tuo
secretory of stato today chartered tho Colum
bia, HubIsv.1Ic& Northwestern Railway com
puny of Huutsvllle, with n capital of $1,
200 000. Tho road Is to extend from Colum
bia', through ltoone. Howard, Randolph,
Macon, Linn and Charlton counties, to
Trenton, Grundy county, a dlstanco of 1.0
miles. C. H. Hamractt. W. W. Knight, J.
W. Creech are among the Incorporators.
STILWElTlioiNG TO EUROPE
President of Prolcclrd Kniisns Clty
Orleiit llond KnicrU to Place
Securities There.
KANSAS CITV, March 11. A. E. Stll
well, president of tho projected Kansas
City, Mexico & Orient railway nnd of tho
United States and Mexican Trust company,
Is going to Kuropo nt once, it is said, lo
place several millions of the securities of
the Orient railroad.
ti, A. II. Mnn Shoots Himself.
ST. LOIMB, March ll.-Louls Grund,
former assessor and collector of water
rates, nnd at nnn time department coin
mauder of the Grand Army of tho Republic,
shot and killed himself-with a shot gun at
his home today. Ills sulcldo was caused
by brooding over the fact that physicians
told him It would be necessary to amputate
hl right leg on nccount of blood poison
which wa developed six months ago.
Wheels! WheeUI Wheels! how they gi!
Ride a See wheel and be In the swim.
MUTINY ON CRUISER ALBANY
Se cut -Fit e Snllors Heroine Refrac
tory mid Are Plnred In
Irons,
TACOMA. Wash., March U.-rAdvlces
brought by tho steamer Goodwin stato that
seventy-five sailors mutinied on hoard the
crt:slcr Albany nt Hong Kong last month,
Tho cause wns Inck of money nnd liberty.
Tho refractory sailors were plnced In Irons
nnd taken tn t'avlto for trial.
Iho Mohammedan rebellion In Kansu has
assumed such alarming proportions that
tne empress dowager has commnnded Gen
eral T20 to proceed northwnrd from Can
ton with hnsle and undertako their sub
jugation. .
Tho gunboats Il.tll nnd Sacrlb. built nt
Hong Kong for Slam, haxo been turned oer
to that government with the object of
striking terror to the hrlgnnds nt Canton.
1-ourtccn brlgnnds wcro executed on Feb
ruary 11. Fifteen other men aro beln.t
starved to death in cages exposed to public
view.
A new wheel and Just the one you have
always wauled. Head The llco vjiecl offer
S5.00 A MONTH.
SPECIALIST
In
411 Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men
12 Vears in Omaha.
VARICOCELE d
HYDROCELE
Hiethodijew. never falls,
without cutting, pain or
mi m m . ' 1 IUSBI11 lime,
S Y P H I L I ,or llf0 nd the polnon
tT rt5. 'rota
2 mtV w-r?vTMff.Vi:"'ly M forever. No
HIILAIUNO OUT" of thetlMesse onthe skin
2E.. c i V0?1""""' cnnulns no dangerous
drugi or injurious medicines. K
WEAK MEN ''"a or MAsnoonfrom
rpyiiai i v 5resor icTi.MSToNKiivonn
w. ?.?.. lK"it-'TY or Exhaustion,
-Oh.AV'"'" 'NVpl-t'NTAIlY Loss?
TJJJfJ'V'r "KVAT ln Yotr.Nti and Mipplk
AfiKn. lack of vim. vlgcr ami strength, with
seT.unlorgi.nB Impair d nnd weal;.
STRICTURE n',17''',c''r'')l with A new
and CLEFT ? . 't''lllble Home Ttest-i-t
. .i T Nolnstrumeuts.nopaln,
no detention from hnslness. Gonorrhoea
Kidney nnd lllndtier Tronhies.
Cl ltKS OPAltANTKKll.
ContulUtloi fttt. Trfatm-nt by Mill.
Call on or address !9 S. ,4th st.
Dr. Searles & Searles.gmaha.Neb.
EfiR.ll
NO CURE, NO PAY
It roil h.r tmill. wrtk ors.ni.
it rnwfr or t-knilne tlrln,
r Vxctium Ortrini PtTrlorrwlll
if.lorn you without dme or
'lt-t-lrlrltTi IJ.000 In Rim tint nn.
fallnrei not one ret urnnl i no C O. I. f rnuil I Trltfor
Ptllriilr. urnt nll In plnlnrnTflopf.
IQCAL APPLIANCE CO.. )4 Chirm ik Demtr. Colo.
NERV1TA PILLS
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor onJ Manhood
Curs ltnpo'cncy, NIht Eml$lons, Loss of Mm.
jfl riPV nil tt'iisllnn ln.
L&3
'Ulll-j. i.iHIll. InUllSlUllO, li
ory, nil wuatlmr ditonses,
mi one-els oi ecii-auue or
60
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CTS. ;
.... yj.t uvia rui-uuun Ul
excess nud iiidlscrotlon.L V V
l A linrvn tnntn MP-, ... mm.
Iblnnd linllrlnr. ttrl... l-LO I
tho pink kIow to polo
cheo.'ts nnd restores tliol
52.00, with our bankable paurnntoe to cur
or refund the money paid. Send for circular
uu v ij ui uui uitiihuuiu Kuiirnaieo uona
NereitaTahletsirr
(tcllow laucl) Immediate Results
Positively imnrantecd euro for Loos of Power.
JaricoceK Undeveloped or Shrunken Orgnns,
r'Wl'i Locomotor Atnxln. Norvoui Proatan.
tlon, Hrstorla. Kits. Injanlty, I'nralyils and tllo
Itesults of hxceadvo Uso of Tobacco, Opium or
Liquor. By mall In nlnln pneknen. $1.00 u
box, 0 for $5.00 with our bankable ifuar
ntae bond to cure ln (10 days or refund
money paid. Address
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Stc, CHICAGO, ILI
For sale by Kuhn Co., lith and Douglu
Bt.. Omaha. Neb.; Qao. ti. Davis. Council
Bluffs. lows-
"St. Louis Gannon Ball"
Lcavca Omaha, B:15 p. m.
Council muffs, 5:20 p. ni.
4 'Kansas City & Quincy Express"
Leaves Omaha, 7:00 a. m.
Council IJ luffs, 7:45 a. m.
Tourist rates now on salo to Arknu
bus, Florldn, Cuba and other winter re
sorts qt tlio south, Honicscel.crs ex
cursions oiio faro plus for the round
trip, on salo first and third Tuesday
ench month to many points south. All
Information at city ticket olllce, 1115
Faruani street, (l'axton hotel block) or
write
Harry E. Moo res,
C, P. & T. A., Otnabu, Neb.
THE BEST
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOURIST EXCURSIONS
Run via the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Leave Onuha
via Scenic Route through Colorado and
Utah
WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS AND
SATURDAYS.
Por Information and "Tourist Dictionary"
ddreis City Ticket Office, 1313 Faruam St.
Omaha, Neb.
1
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BBBar ID I IHSgiji, pj
m-WXm OuiriDUfii
not u iirtoiurt.
f'T I'ratmtia (Vmlitala
Bk d, s. a,
CURE tUURSELFI
Uta lll tor unnturl
ftlir.lii.rirf i.lnllttUiniAllout.
' irrlttlioui ur ulceration
miiooui im-miiranei,
alnlrn, and out uitrln
LTHtEy5CHtuituCo. r polionoui
LciNCiNKITI.O.BH a'a ' "rugglttM,
nr -cin 111 ciin wrapprtr,
I. rirrnii, rpraW, for
ttf.ni. arSlVittlVi, j.Vs.
I.lindir it r,i r"iMt,
Dook'i Uu:hrxui Tkbleta are Biiceeufull f
uied monthly by orer 10.0U01axlle. rrlco.
St. By man, ai.ua. Bona 4 centa ror
pamplo and particulars. Tbo Cook Co,
wa woo-iwa-ri ova.. Detroit. Mich.
Sold In Omaha by Kuhn & Co., 15 & Doug.
a- Dr. Kay aUtieuro ciireaolt
II a ICllrR female diheuKcn. .tl drug
W 1 K8Ui illustrated ook
and advice freo, Dr. II. J. Ka, iiaratoa,N. V
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 10.10. Uiunbu, .t-li.
COMMISSION,
fill AIM,
I'llOVIHIONS nml STOCK,
Hoard or Trade.
Correipondence: John A. Warren ft Cow
Direct wlrea to Chlcaeo and New York
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