Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMATTA DA TLT BEEs FIUPAT, MAKCTT 22, iflOI.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Euddii Britk
of Histtj Ointi Oocan
in Fork.
WHEAT TRADE CHIEFLY PROFESSIONAL
Corn Mnrkrt Mndcrnlrlj- Artlvr Wlillr
t'ndrrlonr In r,ni llnla llnlr Dull
nml Klurliintr, CIokIiir
i omrulini I.nurr.
CIIICAOO, March 2t. A bronk of V In
May iork wns tlio featuro on YhntiKo to
day. Thin commodity closed 55o lower,
whllo Inrd cloned u hIhhIr nnd ribs CO'lic
higher. Yesterday's orlou wnr talk was
unconfirmed and tills find, a depressing ef
fect on wheat, which closed nt u decline of
ic. Corn cloyed He nnd oats Uc lower.
Tlio provisions market opened strong on
light hog receipts and higher prices at the
stock yards, May pork ISfiWc higher nt
117.0517.10. Helling by brokers snld to be
acting for Armour, who Is popularly bc
llcved to bo In n position to control the
market, started realizing by other longs
nnd May broke on an excited market to
J16.20. Tlio market paused for lPo mid ICo
recoveries on tlio way down, but theso
rallies were mere Incidents. Meanwhile
Armour was an open buyer of ribs, Ids
jiurchascs being approximated at 2,sK.Of)
pounds. This, together with thn readiness
nt the mntket to absorb pork nt tlio de
cline, caused a unidiml reaction In May
jtork to $10.43. The closo wns Br' under
yesterday at llii.n'. May lard sold be
tween li'.M and J7.0.' nnd clofed a shade tip
at ST.STi.., while amy ribs lliictitated be
tween 97.70 and $75, with the close TiTi'Mc
higher at J7.7iVft 7.7714. Armour Is still be
lieved to control the market and Rome
traders took the long side on the decline.
Wheat was only moderately active, tlio
trade being chiefly of a professional char
acter. At tlio opening yesterday's rumor of
.a clash between thn lliisslans and Kngllih
nt Tien Tsln remained uncontlrmed. Knslor
cables from Liverpool were In Hue with the
supposition that the report was either un
founded or exaggerated. Northwest re
ceipts were liberal nnd In addition to this
bearlrh array of facts the I'rlee Current
rMltnutrd tlio whent In farmers' hands Ht
4C,000,()00 bushols inoro than the govern
ment approximation nnd tlio wnreliousc
stocks at 47,OUO,000 bushels more than ap
pears at the points of which thn olllclnl
vlslhlo supply stntemcnt takes cognizance.
Mny opened Uo lower at 7fiV to "fic, but
sold to 7fiT4c on a recovery of l'c at Ant
werp. ThlH wiih followed by a dip to 76',4ft
'GSo and a further recovery to 7Wic. Llh
cral primary receipts, small senboaril clear
nnees nnd a report that tho trouble between
HiiBxIn and Knglnnd had been settled
amicably Induced further selling and May
dropped to 76Uc, closing heavy, c under
yesterday at IdWile. Seaboard clear
ances In wheat nnd Hour wero equal to 1K(,
tym bushels. 1'rlmary receipts aggregated
G37,(X) bushels, compared with WO.ooo bushels
Inst year. Minneapolis and Duliitli reported
377 enrs. against 2.17 last week and 70S a year
ngo. Local receipts were 112 enrs, none of
contract grade.
Corn was moderately active, while tho
undertono of tho market seemed easy. May
advanced for a smnll gain early with tho
pork strength nnd broke later In sympathy
with the latter commodity. Moderate buy
ing by commission houses at the decline
raused a slight recovery toward tho end of
tho rct-sion. May sold between Wkc nnd
41Vc and closed hc lower nt ll'jc. Receipts
were 279 cars, Gl of vontraet grade.
OitH wero dull, lluctuatlng In sympathy
with corn. May sold between 2.'Hc and
2l2ITe ond closed Uc lower nt 24'dc.
Leading bears wero the best sellers nnd ns
the demand ciimo mostly from small scalp
ers thn deellno was accomplished. Receipts
wore 102 carB.
Kstlmatcd receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 70
ears; corn, 233 cars; oats, 170 cars; hogs, 22,
OCi head.
Tho loading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Opcn. High. Low. Close.l Yes'y.
'Wheat v
Mnr. 7ni 75 75 75U 73?
April 7fi 7B 73 7S4 70
May 7CHflT4 (614 761 i 761111?; 76?4fi77
Corn
Mar 39T4 40
May 41V4M--S, 4IK 4ti 4li 41
July HWj'!4 4tls 411i 41 4114
Oats-May-
.2.-.MU MVnUKW 24'i, 25',4
July 2li 2li 2ltti 24
Tork
May 17 K 17 10 10 20 10 33 10 90
July 15 CO 15 6214 15 00 15 00 15 40
Lard
May 7 90 7 93 7 R3 7 R7V4 7 8714
July 7 93 7 93 7 K3 7 fciW 7 S7',s
Sept. 8 00 8 00 7 90 7 9214 7 93
ttlbs-
May 7 SO 7 f.' 7 70 7 7714 7 70
Sept. 7 7714 7 7714 7 0714 7 70 7 C714
No.
Cash nuotntlons were ns follows
KLOUR Sternly; winter patents, ixme
S.so; strnlglits, w.wtta.w, clenrs, sz.903f3.30;
prlng specials. JI.20; patents. J3.20Jf3.75;
straights. 13.00(83.30; bakers, J2.20fl2.50.
WHKAT No. 3 spring. (1471c: No. 2
red, 7n'iT77!4c
CORN-No. 2. 40Uc: No. 2 yellow. 4011c.
OATS-No. 2. 'J5iiaic: No. 2 white, 2S
..ie; jmo. .1 wniie, iivs'tr-vc.
RYR-No. 2, fa.
HARLKV Good feeding, 47c; fair to
cho co malting. Kdibic.
SKKDS-No. 1 (lax. 1.55W: No, 1 north
western, J1.5614; prlmn timothy, $4.23; clover.
coniract grnue. jiu.ivi'iiiu.iii.
ntOVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.. JtG.SOii1
16.2.1. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.90187.9214. Short
ribs sides (loose), J 7 ,70n 7.90. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). Jrt.WVfi0,73. Short clear
Bides (tioxeoi. M.ii'Si(x..
WHISKY-Unsls of high wines, J1.27.
Tho receipts and shipments today wero ns
ioiiows:
Articles.
Receipts, Shipments.
Flour, bbls 25.000 RO.IKXI
Whent. bu 115,000 l9,oai)
Corn. bU 245,000 13S,(H)0
Outs, bU 239,000 169,000
llye. bu s.ooo s.Oiio
nnrley, bu 2G,ii00 ,w)
On tho Trodiico exe.hango today tho but
ter mnrKci was nun; creameries. lo'iiJlc
' dairies. llftlSc. Cheese, fairly active, 10',4ji
j.ggs, iairiy active; ircsn, iic.
SEW YOH1C liU.XKIt.tl. SI A It 1 1ST
Uuotntlons of (he liny on Vnrlons
Commodities
NUW YORK. March 21. FLOUR - Re.
celpts, 17.751 bbls.; exports. 4.113 bbls.!
market (inlet and easy; MlutieNota
patents. Jl.eowt.30; .-Minnesota bakers.
J3.003.25; winter patents. Jl.00yi.33; winter
'straights, J3.45(?33.5j: winter extras. J2.l.".1ji
2.W; winter low grades, J2.l3li2.fiO. Ry0
iiour, iiuii; lair io gooo, .'..mi'k.i. i.'i; cliolco
to fancy, J3.20Ji3.13. liuckwheat Hour, ntilct,
2.1lV(2.1B.
HUCIiWHEAT-Dull at 60U62c. c. 1. f.
New York.
CORNM 1CAI Steady; yellow western.
viij, vi;, ill iiiiu tvillt:, -.lUO..J.
RYK Steady; No. 2 westi-m, tile, f. o. b,
float: state. tVi57c. c. I. (. ,'Hrlnin
RARLHY yulet; feeding, tfitjIS'Lc, c. I. f..
New Y'ork; malttng, 62fif70c.
HAUi,b;v .malt null; western, C5?j72c.
WH HAT Receipts. hl.Sno bu.; exports, 75,.
2.10 bu. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, Mc. f. o, b.
I afloat, nnd Mi, elovntor; No. 1 north
' crn. nilllltll. 90'e. f. ti, b nlloat; No. 1
' nnru, nuiuiii, v.-c, r. o. p., atloat. Op
tlons were generally weaker all day. reflect,
lng less wnrllko conditions abroad, KiikIIhIi
rabies, small seaboard clearances, favor-
nine nomo crop oonunions, inundation nn
a small export business, closed ensy a
MWnO net decline. March closed at fW;e
May. SOn-llMlSl 1-ltk-. closed at SOSo: .liilv
SOHnso4c. closed at SOHe; September, 7S14tr
cvi'. i luptu lit i74i;,
CORN-Receipts, 117,975 bu.; exports. 10O.
092 bu. Spot, steady; No, 2. 49c, elevator,
nnd 48c. f. o, I)., nlloat. notions oiwuei!
steady on Hmall western receipts, eased off
inter wun wneiu, nui recovered on a big
cxpori ir.iue, closing sieauy ai Vie net etc
cllue. March closed at 49e: May. Ifilfi'ic
closed at 4fiHe; July. 4614(t4ti'iP, closed a
4Uc; beptember, 4G7-10,u4S14c, closed a
464C.
OATS Receipts. 223,000 bu.: exports. 41.V.IS
liu., Hpot, steaav: No. 2, huu; No, 3, Tt)c
No, 2 white. 33ViJt3314e: No. 3 white. R2ie
track mixed western, 30iJf31!4c; track white.
3.ai3i uptions, slow nut rairly stcudy
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choirs
1W0 crop. nja.V:; 1K99, liiiifc: old olds, m
c; Paclllo coant. 1900 crop, 16tfl9c; 199, ill?
HAY-Steady; shipping, 7il4tlSOc; good t
choice. &Mi95c.
lUDES-Steady; Oalveston, 20 to 23 lbs.
JSUlSc; Cullfornln, 21 to 25 lbs,, 1SU&190
Texas dry, 21 to 30 lbs., lllfltlic
LUATII HH V'lrm:' hemlock sole. Hueiuv
Ayres, llKht to heavyweights, 21023c; acid
23H4i2414o.
IMIOVISIONS-Heef. (pilot; family. J10.50
tll.50; mess', JS.60iil9.00: bof hams. J18.50
l3.wi; pacKei. :.wkoui.iu; extra India mess,
jls.WKolB.oi. nil meats, steauv; picKled liei
lies, JS.004J10.00; pickled shoulders. J6.nOfi6.75
jucKieu unmR, .; ii.,z. i.aru, sieauy; west
crn steamed. JS.'X): re lined, tlrmer: eontl
unit. JS.40: South America. J3: eomnouud
S5.62t4ii5.75. 1'ork. Irregular: family. Jlii.OKir
16.50; short clear, J15.O0(H7.O0; mess, ji5.foii
lti.H).
TALLOW Firm; city (J2 per pkg.), 4c
country, (pkgs. free), 4!i'nG!e.
HICK Steady; domestic, fnlr to extra
Sc.
t UUTTKH-ltccclptii, pkgs.; strone
fresh rreamer, lVrf?2'4e; held creamery.
IWISUc. frtrlorv. 10lt'je
rllKCSK Retelpts. l.TiO paeknges; nrnij
fattey Inme i-oKired and white, l'tiUHc:
fnney, small coloreil, 1214c; fancy, small
white, WM2iC.
KfKlH-Reeelpts, 11.9.12 packages: steady;
state and l'rnnsylviinln. nt mark, lSljc;
western at mark, 13c; southern nt mark,
12 12V.
I'Ol'Jl'ltV -Alive, active nnd firm; fowls,
ll'4e; chickens, 10'tc; turkeys, ljlie; dressed,
steady and unchanged.
MHTALS-tlcneral conditions prevalent In
local metal circles were rather of an un
satisfactory nature Today's market' was
almost entirely lacking of speculate e
energy and trading was cum lined to n small
hand-to-mouth business. Tin was about 15
points lower than tho close of Inst night,
us the result of disappointing cabin ad
vices and the bearNh uveragc to stntlstlcn
In this country for that metnl. Tho market,
however, ruled dull all day, closing dull nt
J :'.'.".'. The London market reported n loss
of 12s 0l. to JL1137at'd for spot and 111
fs on futures. Copper was quoted nt J17
and lf.0214 was tho current basis for cast
ing and electrolytic. A deellno of 2s 6d wim
shown In London, spot closing at JURS 13s Pd
and futures at li :w ftl. Lead remains dull
and unchanged at $l.37'4. Spelter, though
Indicating a weak undercurrent of senti
ment, was nominally unchanged and quoted
at M.87'.4?i:i,9214, American Iron markets
wero practically nt a standstill nnd prices
remain nominally unchanged, At,Glosgow
warrants dosed nt 72s, 4d.
o.MAii.v wiioi.hhai.i: m.uiki:t.s.
Ciiiidltliin of Trnile nnd ((notation
on Staple nnd Fmicj I'roducp.
UOaS-Recelpts liberal; good stoqk, 10V4W
lie.
LIVK I'Ol'LTRY-Ilens, f."4ft7c; young,
staggy and old roosters, ilfifio; ducks, BI4M
7c; geese, KVfe; turkeys. fifi7c.
KRKSI1 DKKH8KD l'OCLTRY-Hcns, 714
HSc; roosters, 4t'ic; ducks, SfjSVsc; geese, Kiv
14c; itirKoys, iigiitwctgiit, yinuc ncavy. itf
Sc.
(JAM Mill Inrd dorks, ner dor... K..Wv
3.i.'j: teal. J1.2.Vfil,r0; mixed. Jl.26ffl.50.
lit' 1 ns 1 1 1 ommon to rnir. wean nt 13c:
choice. 1 iff 16p: separator. 22c.
i Ki.Mii UYHii'iHH first graue. oua
packed, New York counts, per can, 38c; ex-
ra se ccts. 12c: slnnditros. 25c: medium, juc.
Second grade, slack tilled, New York counts,
per can, ;wc; extra selects. 2o; sinnuuriis,
:0c; I111IK stnnilards, per gal., J1.2..
VIWY.KK VHV.HU KISH HlacK UOSS. ISC!
wlillo bass, 10c; bluellsh, lie; bullheads. 10c;
blue tliiH, 7c; tatllHh, 12c; cod, 9c: cropple,
lOo: elseoes, "e; halibut, 11c; herring, 4116c;
haddock, 9c; mackerel, 15c; perch, 5fi7c:
pickerel, 7c; pike, 9c; red snapjior, 10c;
salmon, ltc: stintlsh, Ac: smelts, 10c; trout.
10c; whllellsh. Sc.
I'KIKONS-Llve, jior doz., Jl.
VMALS-Cholce, 9f(10c.
HAY l'rlces (moled by Omaha Wholesalo
Hay Uonlers' association: Choice upland,
!; No. I upland, J7.50; medium. J7; coarse,
ii.B0. Rye strittv. J5. Theso prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair. Receipts, 10 cars.
OATS No, 2 white, 2SC.
CORN No. 3, 35c.
URAN-115.
VKOHTA MLKS.
St'lNACH-l'er bu. box, 75o.
CUCL'MHURS-Hothouse, per doz., J1.50fJ
00, as to size.
I'ARSNIPS-I'er bu.. 40c.
Tl'RNIl'.S-I'er bu. basket, BOc.
UlCKTS-rer bu.. lOo.
CARROTS-I'er bu 40c.
LUTTCCK-l'er bu., 35ff40c.
RAUISHKS-lVr doz 30SJ35C.
PARSLIJY I'er doz., 33c.
l'OTATOKS-Per bu., !5Q3Gc; Idaho, COff
COe; Colorado, 7oe.
SKIsn I'OTATUKH iMrty uiuos, bo-awe;
Red River Valley. 90c: Triumph. J1.10.
SWI'.KT l'OTATOlCS-I'cr DPI., J1.75.
CA HH AO K Holland seed, per lb.. l?Ef2c.
TnsiATOHS-I'lurldu. ner 0-basket crate.
$1; Mexicans, per 4-bosket crate, J2.50.
JIV UJ, .T Willi'. i- l Wl.,
CIO LKRY California, as to size, D0Q75c;
Kalamazoo, 23f30e.
CAUL11' LUWi'ili uaurornin, per crnie,
12-50.
HIJANS-wnx, per bu., J3.50; string, per
bu,, J3.23.
isuu l't.Ai 1 i'er on. mix, i-10.
I'HI'l'I3RS-rer bu. box. J2.
FRUITS.
STRAWUKRRIHS-Florlda, per qt., 3ofj
10c.
(IRAI'KS Malaga, per Keg, j..50au.uu.
API'LICS I'er bbl.. J4.23; Washington, per
bu, box. $1.75: Hellllowers, $1.90.
CtlANIlKUIll KH Hoi mill UIIK1C. IJ DCT
bbl.; Jerseys, pc bbl,, J8.50; per crate, J3.
1 uui a ai, f iiuno.
ORANOICS California seedlings, J2.00
25: navels. J2.75M3.25.
LI'.MONn caiirornin, extra inncy, j..o'o
:.50: choice, $3.
I1ANANAS i'er bunch, according to size,
J1.73ft2.25. . .
kiuh ca ronua. new corions. 10c; layers.
6.1c; Imported, per lb., 12W13c. -
IJATliS 1'ersian. in w-iu. noNes, tsairs, oc
per lb.; Halloween. 614c per lb.1
.Miauj'iiiijAiNi'.uun.
NUTS-Ungllsh walnuts, per lb 13c: fil
berts, per lb., 13e; almonds, per lb... 18fi20c;
raw peanuts, per lb., 5j)St4c: roasted, wiP
14e: Urazlls, 13c; pecans, 10fl2c; cocoanuts,
each, 4V4c
II I m.S No, 1 green. &V4c; no. 2 green,
4'ac; No. 1 salted, 615c; No. 2 salted. 014c:
No. 1 veal calf, & to 12 lbs.. Sc: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, Sf13c; sheep
pelts, .&U7Dc; norso macs, i.wu...a.
St. I.oula (irnln mill I'rnvlslons.
ST. LOUIS. March 21. WHK AT Lower;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator. 731ic: track. 75H
ff?7514o: May, 74Uc; July, 72ic; No. 2 hard,
CORN Lower: No. 2 cash, S9)ic; track,
Mnv. .Win: JU V. 40C
uaih f irm: .10. . casn, mc: iracn, .ovsii
eic; May. 26c: July, 2114c; No. 2 white,
:siie.
IIYI'J IJUlet, 1)2C.
RFlcns Timothv. steady: avcrngo tc
celpts, $3,7644.00; prlmo worth more; flax,
SI. III.
KLOl'H Hteaiiy; paicnis. j.io!i.s.i; exir.i
fanev and Htrnlght. J3.15W3.S3: clear. JJ.'Ofi)
2.90: low grnues, :.2ur..
coHNJiHAi Bteiuiy at ;.oo,
HRAN Steady to llrm; sacked, cast
rni'lf. 7S,.
HAY - Klrmer: timothy. J5.C312.50;
prairie. JJ.ufiS.oo.
viiimiv. hieauy ai i.mi.
IRON COTTONTIH3-J1.00.
KAOCfINO-7f?7ic.
HKM1' TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
J16.3714. Uird, higher at J7.75. Dry salt
meats, 'Hteauy: ooxeu ioih. extra snorts,
J7.75; clear ribs, $7.8714; dear sides. J8.
Huron, steady: iio.veu 101s. extra snorts.
JS.3714: clear ribs, JS.6214; clear sides, JS.75.
M r.TA I ,n l.eau, urm 51. opener.
dull. JI.7214.
POULTRY Klrm: chlcKcns, iwiso tur
keys, "little; ducks, 9c; geese, 4J5e.
Hi' I 11'. 11 oteiuiy : creamery, iotj-.c;
dairy. HftUc.
lit ins-1 uglier. iuc, cases returned.
RKcnil'TS-Flour. 1,000 bbls.: wheat,
59,(l bu.: corn. 37.00) bu.: oats, 31,000 bu.
SI1IPMKNTS I'lour, U.OOO bbls.; wheat,
'5,000 bu.; corn, Mj.000 bu.; oats, 30,000 bu.
l.lverimnl Urnlu nnd I'mvlslmis.
LIVKRPOOL. March 21.-WHHAT-Spot,
tlrm; No. 1 California. tiH.1id; No. 2 red
western, winter, 6s: No, 1 unrtheriii spring,
6s :!1. futures, oulet; May. 6s Hid: July,
6s ll'.d.
1 oitN Hnot. rm: American mixed, new.
ilHUPid; American mixed, old, 4s 114d. Fu
tures, iniei: .May. as iit'.u: J my. aav i :
Senteniber. Hi I04d,
PHAH 1 aniuiian, steady, ftsniu.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, steady.
8s fill.
PROVIHIO.NS-liecr, easy; extra India
mess, insuii. 1'orn, siemiy; prime mess
western, 63s. Hams, Hhort cut, 11 to 16 lbs,,
strong, 41s. Lard, American rellni-d, In
palls, strong, Us 3d; prime western. In
tierces, strong, 40s yd, iincnn, cum'ierland
cut, 26 to 60 lbs., strong. 45s 9d; short ribs.
16 to 21 lbs., strong, I3s3d; long clear mid
dles, light. 2S to 31 lbs., llrm. 12s 9d: long
clear middles, heavy. 3.1 to to lbs., 39s 9d;
short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs., tlrm, 39s 3d;
clear bellies, 14 to 10 lbs., Htrong, 45s lid:
..I. ....I .1 11 IO II... .1 K.-.I '
Hliiiiiiiii'ir. Mimii'. il in 10 iiici,, 11 rill, ,ias yo,
HOPS At London, steady: California. Hi:
Oregon, ill IsfriMlis,
Hl'TTHR Dull; llnest United States, 90s;
good United States, 6Ss,
CI I BUS 13 Hull; Amerlcnn llnest white
find colored, 4Ss.
ta 1.1.0 wrrimo city. iuii, 24s6d; Aus
tralian III 1-ondun, dull, 26s Sd,
Kmisns City 4iriilit unit I'riMlslnnn.
KANSAS CITY, March 21.-WHKAT-May.
K7He; July, 67VJ67T4c: cash, No. 2
mini, tiv.j'ime; no. 3, iiiijjic; No. 2, 715j7114c;
illl. .1. ipni." H'C,
CORN May. 37Ufj37'i,e: cash. No.
mixed, 371sc; No. 2 white, 3814c; No, 3, SSfJ
OATS-No. 2 white, 27Ufj27!4c.
RYK No. 2. 5l,o. ' U
HAV-cholce timothy, J10.5flfjli.00; choice
prairie. JX.Wii',1,00.
IlL'TTICR-Creamery, 17fj20o; dairy, fancy,
lll
lCOCiS -Klrm; fresh Missouri nnd Kunsas
stork, 1014c, loss off. cases returned; now
whltewood coses Included, 14c more.
HECHIPTH Wheat, 49,600 tin.; corn, 9,600
llll.; OHIP, Oil.
HHIPMKNTS-Wheat, 50,500 bu.; corn, 24,-
V"J uil., utun, o,vv IH1,
Minneapolis Wlimt. Flour and Ilrnu,
MINNEAPOLIS, Mnrch 21. WHIJAT
i.asn, ne; amy, Tnisc: July, 76'io
on
tracK, No. 1 hard, 76V: No. 1
northern,
aw. .so, 2 northern. ui.ii71c.
FLOUR-Steudy; tlrst patents. Jl.05f!4.l5
second patents, J3.95fi4.05: tlrst clears, J3.00
iy.i.iirt M'l'inm vicars. j."koj,io,
HRAN-Ill bulk, JI3.25& 13.50.
I'lillndrliililn. Produce .Mcrkrt.
PHILADELPHIA, Mnrch II. UUTTER
firm, tancy western creamery, ::;sc; fancy
westrrn tirlnts. 22r; excentlonnl lots. !.1c.
fancy nenrby, 23c
KtltlS-rirm and c higher; fresh nearby,
western and southwestern, 13c; fresh south.
CM HUSK Firm nnd fair demand; Now
York full cream, fancy smnll. 12'c; New
York full cream, fair to choice, 10-MI12C.
Toledo lirnln nnd frei).
TOLKDO. March SI.-WHKAT-Wcak;
cash. 7hi,c; May, WUi1; July,
i iui nun nut lirm; casn, no; .uny, i.e.
OATS-Steady; cash, 2Vc! May, 26c.
HYHM,e.
CLOVHRSKIlD-lsyj nrltne. J6.B0: cash
and .March, JH.i'm; October, $5.60.
.Mlloiinlire C.rnln Mnrt.rt.
MILWAI'Klli:, March 21. - WHHAT -Steady:
No. 1 northern. 76f761c: No. 2
northern. 72i!7314e.
I 1 1 1- 11 ill i ,i, 1, IM'-C
I1ARLHY Hlchcr: No. 2. MfiuSc: sample.
45f!55c.
I'nirln
PKORIA, Mnrch
No. 2. toe.
OATS Klrm: No. S
Mnrkrt.
21.-COItN-Hlghcr;
! white, 2714o track,
basis of Jl.27 for lln-
WHISKY-Oii tho
lulled goods.
.M(ivi:mi:tm i stocks ami iio.mis.
Itenetted llu Inir ClieeUs Mnrkrt nml
(ieiieral Itecmer)' tlet'iirs,
NHW YORK. Miirib 21. Tlio beavv sell
ing by speculators to realize, which car
ried the whole market down yesterday, was
checked today nnd there were general re
coveries nnd a showing of net gnlns for the
day In a majority of cases. There was con
tinued pressiiro on the market at tlio open
ing of business and It was emphasized by
thn depression in tho London market on
account of uneasiness over the Tien Tsln
affair and fears of harder money there. Hut
there was renewed buying of somo stocks
of such proportions and conducted with
such conlldenee ns to discourage the selling
nnd the subsequent rally was helped by the
demand from unite an extended short In
terest iert uncovered arter yesterday h ope
rations for the decline.
Tho speculative leaders were very active
In their efforts to cause a resumption of
the strong bull market which has recently
prevailed. They were only partly success
ful, although they had the assistance of a
report lain In the session that tho Anglo
Russian dllllculty had been settled. A num
ber of stocks wero fairly buoyant during
thn day nnd others wero mnrkedly strong,
but tlio ndvnnces were not nil well held
and there wero frequent reactions after the
recovery nun set in. iitirnugioii was 111
demand from the shorts and there was n
combined upward movement at one time In
tho grangers, Pacifies and Sotithwcsterns.
Heavy realizing met this advance and
dllllculty was encountered, especially In
the case of Missouri Pacific, in upward
course. Tho Krlos were the conspicuous
feature of the later market and wero lifted
from 214 to 6 points, the latter second pre
ferred, on enormous buying. Recently re
ports of dividend action were all revived.
The Wnlmsh securities wero In good de
mand, the preferred rising li over Inst
night. The movement In the Krles helped
all the coalers. Sugar shot up 314 points
and People's Oas nnd Tobacco had their
periods of strength.
The International Paper slocks were very
strong, rising 2Hfi4Vi for the common nnd
the prefcrrcil 7, There wns qulto n long list
of minor railroad storks which moved up
from 1 to 1. Including Chicago Orent
Western and the preferred A, the Chicago,
Indianapolis & Louisville stocks, thn Iowa
Central stocks, the Minneapolis & St. Louis
stocks, Lake Krlo Ji. Western. Peoria
Fastcrn and the New York. Chicago & St.
Louis stocks. North American advanced
6i; over last night. Amalgamotcd Copper
was strong on the regular dividend declara
tion. Tho steel stocks were decidedly quiet
and moved narrowly, but recovered to
some extent from early henvlness. Not
withstanding this quite Impressive showing
of strength there was no renewul of tho
universal upward movement which nfTec.tcd
tho whole market at times during tho last
few days. Tho weakness of the llrooklyn
Trnnslt had a somewhat unsettled effect
nnd Amerlcnn Snuff preferred broko 4V4.
That there Is somo latent uneasiness over
the mcney outlook Is shown by tho enger
discussion over tho possibility that tho sec
retary of tho treasury will redeem govern
ment bonds and thus bcnellt tho money
market. Tho excess of government receipts
over government expenditures thus far this
month Is only about halt that for the cor
responding period of last year, but It was
not until after March 11 that the heavy dls
ImrsementJ on account of premiums on re
funded bonds begun Inst year and It Is be
ginning to be perceived that the money
murket will keenly feel the hick of somo
such sourco of replenishment this yonr.
The possibility of wnr between Ktiropcnn
nations drawB attention to the International
exchange situation. Today discount rntes
hardened In London again nnd aterllng ex
change hero roso to a higher level, while
call loan rntes ruled from 214 to 3 per cent.
Tho railroad bond market continues very
nctlve, many now Issues coming Into prom
Inencn todny. The prlco movement was
Irregular. Total sales, par value, $9,255,000.
United States refunding 2s advanced 1J and
old 4s declined i, per cent oil the last call.
Tho following are the closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do pfd
Haltlmoro & O..
Canadian Pnc...
Canada So
Ches. & Ohio...
Chicago G. W..
C. II. & Q
Chi. Ind. & L...
do pfd
Chi. & K. III....
C. & N. W
6014 Wabash
. 1S
. ?614
do pfd
92?i
Wheel, .t L. K..
. 15
. 31
JVt
do 2d Pfd
61'
Wis. Central ...
. 1914
46V
Third Avenue ..
.12214
22Yi
lfil'i
3lii
IL & O. pfd
. 91
National Tube,
do pfd
. Kl
.113
.155
.191
721!.
Adams Kx
American Kx...,
...11514
...17814
...129'i
V. 8. Kx 72
Wells-Fnrgo KX.13S
Amcr. Cot. Oil... 26
C, R. I. & P
C. C. C. & St.
Colorado So.,
do 1st pfd...
L. 774
... Hl
.... 46
do nfd bo
Amcr. .Moiling.. i;
do 2d li(l
sou
do pld -1
Del. &
Hudson. .1653
Amer. 8. & K- 5S
Del. L. & W
do nfd li?i
Denver & R. G.
do 11 fd
. 4014
Amer. Spirits.. 114
do nfd Ii
ISrto di"4
Amcr. S. Hoop.. 4114
do 1st nfd y
do prn vi
Amer. S. & W... 43U
do nfd 10Si
nt. Nor. nfd 2il.
1 locking t-'oai ... nu
Hocking Valley.. 631s
Amer. Tin P.... 70i(,
Illinois central. .iwili
Iowa. Central .... 31
do pfd 111?
Amcr. Tobacco. .128
do nfd Ill
do nfd t-U
Iiko lSrlo & W.. 52
Anac. Mill. Co... 43-"?i
do nfd 121
H rook y n II. T... M
Iiko Shoro 21014
L. & N 99
Colo. Fuel & I... 49i
Con. Tobacco ... 1574
Manhattan L....12i
do nfd 10
Met. St. Ry 1661
Kiidernl 8tcel... 4Si
Mex. Central .... 2l!fc
Minn. St. L... 8614
do pfd 10114
oen, Electric ....211
Glucnso Sugar... 17
do Pfd i
do pfd 11214
Mo. Pacific 100
Mobile & Ohio.. SOW
Inter. I'apcr .... 24T
M.. K. fe T 24',
do pfd 77(4
do pfd nS!
Ijiclcdc pas S114
N. J. Central ....15:! I
Natlnnnl Illscult. II "j
N. Y. Centrnl....litv
Norfolk & W 5114
do pfd 96
NntlQiuil I?ad .. 151
do nfd 85
00 pin f-'-i
National Steel.. 52'4
i.in ...i 11'iaT
No. Tactile SSli
do pfd 8S'i
ill, fi 11 ........ 1.U74
N. Y. Air Ilrako.158.
Ontnrlo & W 33',i
Ore. Ry. & N.. 12
do nfd 70
PeniiKylvanla ...1.12'i
No. American.... 8214
Pacific Coast ... 5
do 1st pfd !)
iln 2il nfil Rl
Reading .TiT,
do 1st prn...
do 2d pfd....
. 7314 Pacific Mall 33H
ij h 1 eopio a tins lOi
Rio G, W
do pfd
. Ii5
. 9714
. 4:i
. 85
. 6814
. 3314
. C314
.1514
Pressed S. Cor... 351
do pfd 76
Pullman P. Car. .203
S. n. & T i
St. U & S. F....
do 1st Jifd
do 2(1 pfd
St. L. South w...
do pfd
Sugar HHA
do pfd
Tenn. Coal I.. 5614
Ht. I'aiil
U. s. Leather.... 13
(In pfd 75
U. 8. Rubber .... 191
do
pfd 1R9
St. I
A" umann.i2i
So. Pacific
15-Th do pfd 5SH
So. Railway ...
do pfd
Tex. & Paclllc. .
Union Paclllo..
do pfd
li,-i esiern union., si'i
,.v; Amai. I'nnper ...l(ilai
32 Republic I. 8.. 161,
93?i do pfd 66!
S5i J'. C. C. & St. L, 6114
Trust receipts. Nominal.
Trust re"
celnts and ex-dlvldend.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
lltiatirlal cablegram snvs: Tho stock mar-
Ket was generally weak in tlio early hours
today on the Imbronllo with Russia, hut
prices hardened later on somo reassuring
privnio mrssages which wero received in
the city from St. Petersburg. It was noted
and it is notable that Russian, securities
wero not nnected in any way. Japanese so
eurltles. however, were flat. London Is Ink
lng a morn serious view of tho Corean dis
pute man it is or inn cinsn at Tien Tsln
Consols wero 9.14 nt one time today, thn
lowest slnco Jnnuary, 1892. The close of
thn market was In much better tone.
American slocks, depressed under tho cloud
or weaKness in now vorg lost night, hard
ened a little on tho Russia messngo to
prlvnto persons hern ond then wero helped
by the rise In New York. In the street
nfter the close the advance In New York
canned n sharp rally, especially In Krles
and Northern nnd Union Pnclflcs. The call
loan rate was 314: bills. 3lifi;r'i. Tho n.uiW
of Ilengal has reduced Its rato from 8 to 7
per cent.
Ilnnk ClrnrliiRH,
OMAHA. March 21. Hank c ear nun In
dny, J1,044,K5fi: corresponding day last year,
J9I1.275; Increase. J133.580.
PHILADKLPHIA. March 21. Clearings,
J17.7S5.922; Paiances, js.iOT.tits, .Money, 314 per
cem.
HALTIMORK. March 21. Clearlncs
Jl.000,337: balances, $t$l,726. Money, 4141(3 per
cent.
ROSTON. March 21.-Clearlngs, $29,431,668
balances. j;.in,ii..
NF.W YORK. March 21,-Clearlngs, $316,
507.316: balances. $15,736,761.
CHICAGO, March 21.-Ccarlnss. $21,487.
170; balances, $1,741,663. Posted exchange,
KSVHI.SSti. New York exchange. 25c dis
count HT. LOUS, March 21 -Clearings, J6.274.196;
bnlances, 11,221. 171. Money, easy nt MTJtier
cent. New York exchanges, 25c premium
bid, .IV premium nsked.
CINCINNATI. March 21. Clearings,
J2.947,2co. New York exchange, 15825c dis
count. .Money. .Tfiii ner cent.
Nriv tori Money Market.
NUW YORK. Mnrrli !1 - MONKY Oil
cull, sttnity nt 2t4fi.1'4 per cent, l'rlmo mer-
1.11 muic paper, .I'VUI1 per ceiu.
STIiRLlNO KXCHANOH-Flrm, with nc
tunl business In linnkers' bills nt J4.8714ff
4.8S for demand nml ni t.8t't4.8i for sixty
davs. Ioteil rates. JI.S5V4 and Jt.89. Com
mercial bills, Jl.8fhi.8ll4.
SILVKR-Certlllcates, ei'i'fleJc; bar, 60?c.
Mexican dollars, 19c. . .
HONDS- Stnte. Inactive; government, Ir
regular; railroad, Irregular.
ino closing prices on oonas iouhj m "
tollows
'. S. ref. 2s, reg
do coupon
do 3, reg
do coupon ,
do new 4s, reg
do coupon ,
do old It, reg..
do coupon .....
do 6s, reg ,
(111 rillltimi .
iiw v. Centrnl Is
10714
'inriu'tsr. -t. C. gen. 5s.
131
72
106
ni'
lll'i
,1381,
,13S!i
,113
.114
No. Pnclllc 3s...
Mo 4s
k? v r A H I. Is
10814
N. & w. con. '."
103',4
110
101
127J4
116i
stlH
1004
119
13114
ISI',4
118
Ore. Nnv. is
do 4. .
Oregon 8. U es...
do consoi os...
ending gen. 4s.
in G. W. Is
). Of C. 3s. (&'.'.'
men. gen. is
do adj. Is
Canada So, 2s...,
lOlhi
ntl.u. t . X. T M 1. fis.
' 3 ni . . i - -
llifilj St L & 8 V g. ,6s.
107'4 St. Paul consols..
,I2I St. P.. O. & P. Is.
,1I0'4 do 5s
.124 80. Paclllc 4s.....
974 80. Railway 6s...
, 86 8. It. & T. 6s
102i, Texas & P. Is.,..
, SS-M do 2s
.lniu'TTnlnn Pacific 4s.
C,
. Ai O. 114s
do fis ,
'. & N. W. e, 7s
lo 8. F. iloh. 5s
hlcogo Tor. 4s.
'olorado 80. 4s.,
. & R. O. 4s...
!rle gen. 4s
'. w. : n. ( 1.
lw.a
.1164.
. r.7
.119
. 9S
.UV,
.1194
Gen. Kt.c. 5s....
176
waiMisu la.......
do 2s
n. Central Is..
. X- N. mil 1.
U4
10li
80H
.11014
West Shoro 4s..
Wis. Central 4s.
.11514
. neii
M.. K. & T. 2.1.'.'
do 4s...
Va. Centuries .
. 95t4
H!d. "Offered.
Hoston Mock "Quotations.
ROSTON. Mnmli !1Cn1l lonns. 334 per
cent; tlmo loans, 3!4ffl per cent, Olllclnl
closing:
... T. fk S. F.
do nfd
West End
Wcstlngh. Elcc.
Atchison 4s
. 9114
. 3,
. 9414
Amer. "Sugar .
143
.121
.1021;
. 68
do prd
v. v.. n. C. 5s
mer. 'lei
.16114
Adventnro
. 1314
. 2I'4
.101(4
Huston Sc. Alb'y.
2S5
174
195
1611
38
no
4S
101
Ring. Mill. Co...
Amai. Conner...
iinston liievatcil
noston : Jie....
c. n Jt. o..
Atlantic
Ttnutmi Sr Mont.
. 33
.333
Dominion ConV.V
Illutto St Iloston
.10214
.855
28J4
do prd
'edcral Steel ..
do pfd
'Itclibure nfd...
Cai. Sc necia....
Centennial
I.'rimklln
. 2214
. 50
14414
Humboldt
Osceola
Gen. Klectrlc...
S14-S
. 8614
do pfd
M. Klee. Ill
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa Fo Cop...
Tnmnrnplf
. 53
.173
si;
.338
215
21
12
208
Mex. Central ...
N. k. n. & c
OM Cnlnnv
Utah Mining ....
Old Dominion ..
winona
. 6-7
614
Rubber
Union Pacific ..
19141
Wolverines
93
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON, Mnrch 21.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money.
. tisi I'ennsyivnma .. n4
do nccount ....
Atchison
Cnnndlnn Pnc...
. 95T4 Reading 17
. 60H Erlo 33
. V( I (IO ISt PHI K'',4
St. Pnttl .'.
.155 No. I'ac. prd vivt
.139 iGrand Trunk .... 7?4
.ini Annconda 914
Illinois Central..
Ixulsvlllo
Union Pnc. pfd.
i innriii Aimes ..... ii
.14814
j. l. ucntrai..
HAH SILVER Weak at 2715-16(1 per
ounce.
MONEY 3:ffi4 ner cent. Thn rate of dis
count In the mien market for short bills Is
3WH3-14 per cent nnd for three-months' bills
3?4fJ3? per cent.
Nrrr York Mlnlnn Stoeki.
NEW YORK. March 21. Tho following
are quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con 23
Little Chief ...
Ontnrlo
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada.
Small Hopes ..
Standard
. 15
.950
. 60
. 8
. 15
. 6
. 25
. 61
.400
Allco 35
nrecce ...120
RruiiRwIck Con... 23
Comstnck Tun.... fi
t;on. Cul. Sz Va...t10
Deaqwood Ter.... 50
Horn Silver 110
Iron Silver M
Leadvlilo Con "
Condition uf the Treasury.
"WASHINGTON. Mareb 31 TmlnV. atn.
ment of tho treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the .division of redemption,
shows: Available' cash balance, $151,SS7,S91;
KM1U, f J..,030,.lt.
Cotton .Market.
NEW YORK. MArrh 11 Tho nu
ket opened easy nt a decline of 3fi9 points
nnd further declined 6f?12 points, cnbles
being disappointing, receipts still heavy,
cotton goods trndc accounts mill
foctory, southern spot markets still lower
nun mo earner indications as to the situa
tion of affairs between nussln nml Hmrinmi
not of a reassuring order, Several of the
more important lines or cotton, notably a
few for Wall streot account, were liqui
dated, nfter which the mnrltof rnllln.l n.
mm., uui iiKuni lumen ivena unuer some
renewed actlvo selling, said to bo In good
pnrt for southern nccount. Thero wns some
ouyiug on mo wcnK intervals by good par
ties on later renorts of a settlemnot nf
matters which threatened the relations of
Russia and England. Tho buying for a re
action was increased by the expectation of
better cables tomorrow from Liverpool on
this nccount. The spot movement promises
to exceed that of last on thn nthnr Imnrl
and checked conlldenee on the long side of
um iici-uiiiii. i no mnrKci was unnuy nt
about tho lowest figures of tho session,
tno decline being 7S20 points. Spot closed
quiet and l&o lower: middling gulf. 8 9-16c;
iiiiiiuinik iiiniiiniB, ao-ioc; sales, li.l ICS.
Futures closed steady at. the decline;
March, 7.87c: April. 7.8Sc; May, 7.89c; June,
7.87c; July, 7,8Sc: August. 7.63c; September,
i.ikii;, wuniiH-i. i.fcuu: ,m vc nicr. "m? up.
comber. 7..'0e: Janunry. 7.21c.
1,1 VKKIW ,, Mnrell "I mTTflV-Snnl
quiet: prices ltd lower: Amerlcnn ml.-illlnr-
fair. Slid: good middling. 4 27-32d; middling,
4 2l-32d: low middling. 4 15-32d; good ordi
nary, 17-32(1; ordinary, 3 3I-32d; sales, 8,000
nuies, oi wiucn mm were inr specumtlon r.nd
export, ami inciudeii i.tw American: re
celnts. 10.000 bales. Including 4.400 Amerlcnn
Futures opened quiet nnd closed quiet;
American middling 1. in, e., Mnrch, I 3i-6ld.
buyers; March nnd April nnd April nnd
May, 4 3l64d, sellers; May and June. Juno
nnd July nml July nnd August, 4 31-61
4 ;i.viri(t. seners: August and September nnd
September. 4 28-6lfi4 29-6ld. buyers: October.
g. o. e.. 4 -6lffl 10.ftd, nominal: October and
November. 4 6-tVlfH 6.6(d, nominal; Novem-
uer nnn iJccemoer. i 4h4ii, nominal.
NEW ORLEANS. March 21. COTTOV
Easy; sales, 6.R50 bales; ordlnnry, Se; good
ordinary. n9-16o; low middling. 7 5-16c: mid
dling. 8 3-16o; sood middling, 814c; middling
inir. s iti-nic, nnminni; receipts, s.rai tiales
stock. 327.714 bnles. Futures, steady: Mnrch
8.UKnX.12e: April. 7.97M7.99e: SIny. S.9lf8.92c
June. 7.S3fi7.87e: July. 7.82ff7.S3c: Aucust
7.6357.64c; September, 7.20fi7.22c; October,
7,fi9fii7.11e; November, 7c bid; December,
7.0tn 7.03c.
HT. LOUIS. Mnrch 21.-COTTON-Du11. Uo
lower; miiiiiung, ,-iiio; snies. 4a tiatea
shinmentH, 2,80) bnles: stock. 73.831 bnles.
GALVESTON, Morch 21,-COTTON-Dull,
S!4c
"Wool Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. March 21.-WOOL-Qulet and
sienoy; meiimm grimes, i.t'iimtje; heavy.
10fil2c; light line, H017c; tub washed, lsy
"'LONDON. March 21-WOOL The offer
lugs at the wool auction sales today
amounted to 12.379 hales. Thcra wan a
large attendance, Competition wns brisk
and prices were tlrm. Merinos wero In
good request for Germany. High prices
wero paid by Amerlcnn buyers for suitable
parcels of merlons and they also bought
several iois oi crossnreos. i-nrmers' wool
met with n brisk demand nnd sold well
to America and Ernnce, the latter securing
tun nu k. rniiowing nro tno sales: New
South Wales, 2.800 bales: scoured. 414dfHs
6d; greasy, 9f(914d. Queensland, 1,900
bnles; scoured, Is 114df?ls 5d; greasy, 6141f
lOlid. Victoria, 1,600 bnles: scoured, 9!4df
is ijjii; greasy, ivwu'.V" noiun Australia
200 bales: greasy. 4fi8l4d. West Australia
.".00 bales; greasy. tfiSHd. Tasmania, 100
bales; greasy, 4l4fi814d. Now Zealand, 3,200
bales; scoured, Is 2d; greasy, 4f9Ud, Capo
oi iiooii noon ami ivaiiu, -,f naies;
sconreu, iu;toujs uu; grenay, lU'rj'io.
Oil nnd Itosln.
OIL CITY. March 21.-OIL8-Credlt hnl
anees, $1.30; certificates, no bid; shipments
72.972 bills.: nverage. 88,972 bbls.; runs, 111,12)
nois.: average, m,4i inns.
NEW YORK. Mnrch 2I.-OILS-Cotton
seed, llrm: prime crude, 30c; prime jellow,
isiKtiiio. i-eiroieum, sienoy, iinsm, quiet
Turpentine, steady. 374fl3Se.
LONDON. March 21.-OILS-Llnsecd, 21s
3d. Turpentlnn spirits, 27S Zljd.
LIVKRPOOL. March 21.-OILS-Cotton
seed, Hull retlned, spot, Arm. 20s 3d. Tal
low, Australian In London, dull, 26s.
Sutinr Mnrkrt.
NEW ORLEANS. Mnrch 21.-8UGAR-Qillet!
open kettle, 314fi3s4o: open kettle
centrifugal, 3T4ff41c; centrifugal yellow. 4'4
(fl6 9-li'e; seconds, 24fj3 15-16c, Mnlnsses,
very strong: opon kettle, 8g20c.
NEW YORK, March 21.-8UGAR-Flrm:
fair refining. 314c; centrifugal, 96 test,
4 13.32c ; molasses sugar, 3 932c: refined,
steady.
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MARKET
Desirable Cattle of All Kindi ActlTo and
Higher Than Yiiterdtj.
HOGS AVERAGED A BIG DIME HIGHER
(Inod Supply of Sheep, lnt Ilrninnil
"Wns Also Llticrnl and .Market
llnled Arllir nnd Fully
Hlrndy on All tlrndes.
SOUTH OMAHA, Mnrch 21.
Rccelnts werei Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Otllclal Monday 3,163 4.222 9,219
Olllclnl Tuesday 4,172 10,276 t',131
Otllclal Wcdnesdny 2.WS 5,073 3.IU5
Olllclnl Thursdny 2.U5S 4.2tj 5,wy
Four dnvs this wcok...7l.52l 23,936 27,058
Same dnys Inst week H.tOtJ 25,H 2S.I22
Samo dnys week before. 10,118 23.86J a,WJ
Samo three weeks ngo,,, 11, 611 35.WJ tyJ'j
Samo tour weeks ngo.... 9,010 30,323 2,,j1I
Samo days last year 10.620 31,213 2.'.bUI
Average price pniu tor nogs tor iuu rum
several days, with comparisons:
191. l90tf.li99.jlS9S.1S97.U96.lSy3.
Mnrch 1..
March 2..
Mnrch 3..
March 4..
March 5..
March 6.,
March 7,.
March 8..
March 9..
March 10.
March 11.
5 224
5 7
6 32-V
6 3014
K mil
4 68
3 61
3 52
3 57
3 52
3 51
3 78
3 85
3 88
3 87
3 gJ
3 89
3 50 3 83
3 47 3 74 3 90
3 49 3 80
3 48 3 89 3 91
3 55 3 Ms 3 U7
3 65 3 79 3 SO
3 80 I W
3 67 4 06
3 60 3 81 1 0J
3 65 3 81
3 64 3 82 4 10
3 70 3 80 4 16
3 78 3 73 4 21
3 S2 4 2
3 SO 4 38
3 87 3 77 4 27
3 91 3 83
3 88 3 81 4 46
3 91 3 74 I 41
4 00 3 67 4 36
3 (1 4 42
4 60
4 69i
4 71
4 70,
4 71
3 60
r, 394
4 72,
3 63
3 58
3 53
3 59
3 62
3 76
3 76
3 80
O 4l?
6 40f
5 554
5 66
5 564
4 71
V3i
4 76
3 79
3 74
March 12.
March 13.
4
March 14.
4 75
4 79
4 85
3 63
3 69
3 G5
3 65
3 58
3 58
3 69
3 68
3 70
March 15.
March 16.
March 17.
4 91
3 71
March 18.
5 5514
5 61 t
5 71
6 82U
3 73
3 73
3 75
March 19
4 89
4 86
March 20.
March 21.
4 81
3 56
Indicates Sunday. ,
brought In today by each road was:
aillC.ilUB.O!l o,
C. M. Sz St. I. Hv.
U. P. pystcm 9 il
13
& N. W. Ry 1
, E. & M. V. R. H. 22 23
C. & P. Ry 1
, St. V.. M. & O.... 24 3
R. Sc M. it. R. R 18 14
11. & Q. Ry 3 1
R. I. Sz P.. east 1
C. R. I. Sz P., west... 1 1
Illinois Central Ry.... 10 2
Total receipts .... 8D
59
21
Tho disposition of tho day's receipts wns
as follows.'each buyer purcuasing tno num-
fer oi head indicated:
Buvors. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p,
Omnhn Packlnir Co 81 69s ....
C. II. Hammond u zai i.24s zis
Swift and Company 311 911 2,735
Cudahy Packing Co 693 1
Armour Sz Co 211 927 1,160
R. Ueckcr & Degan i.i ....
Lobman & Co..... 74 ....
W. I. Stephen S
Llvlngstono & Schaller... 42
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 82
F. Husz 4
I). F. Hobblck 1
A. S. Mawhlnncy 4 ....
Wolfe Sz M 37
Morton & D 423
Other buyers 38,1 496
Totals 2,211 4,238 4.610
CATTLE There wns a tient run of cattle
hem Indnv nod. the demand being of liberal
Dronortlons. prices wero stronger all
nrnund.
Receipts Included about 35 cars of beef
steers today and anything at ull desirable
sold nt stronger prices, ino maraci nun
In fnet heen in cood shano all tho week
nnd It Is snfo to cnll prices on the better
grades fully 15c higher for the week. Tho
commoner grades have also Improved some
what, but not qulto ns much as tho choicer
cattle, jsverytning in tno yarus lonay wun
sold In good season.
Tho row mnruei wns niso aciivo aim
higher today. Thero wero only about 15
cars offered and they were picked up In a
hurrv. For tho week tho market can safely
be quoted 15n to a quarter nigner. ino
greatest ndvanco hns been on tho choice
cows and heifers, but tho medium kinds
have Improved easily ibc. manners uuvu
not ahown much of nny change, but still
sellers And little trouble In disposing oi
mem ui very hiiiihiuuiui j inmn.
Light nnd handy weight bulls were In
good request this morning at good, strong
prices, but tho tendency wns to neglect tho
henvy and coarse kinds.
There were very few feeders offered this
morning, but, the demand being. In fair
shnpe, it did not tnke long to clear the
yards of nil desirable stock cattle of nil
weights. So fnr ns prices arc concerned,
thero was not much, of nny change notlce
nblo from ycatcrdny. Representative sales:
BEEF
STEERS.
No.
Av. IT.
. 920 $4 00
No. AV
Pr.
4 45
4 50
I 55
4 53
4 60
4 0)
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
1 70
4 70
1 75
4 7.1
4 75
4 71
4 75
4 80
4 80
4 85
4 90
4 90
5 10
5 10
6 20
4 10
4 45
1 ,
4
3 ,
1
11
37
3
18
!.'.'!.'."
8
2
25
O
26.'.'"!
1
9
3
20
18
20
3
1
1
1
3
16
21....,
i
26
50
IS
8
13
1
1
1
I
1
O
l'.'.'.'.'.
1
63.
....1081
....1065
....1034
....1078
....1013
....1141
....1105
.... 860
....U5S
....1160
....1099
....1266
....1141
14
21
22
3S
18
32
is;.;!;
a
26
36
28
833
4 10
4 15
...1330
...1007
... 961
...10(3
... 961
... 890
...1030
... 978
...1135
... S52
... 9S5
...lOno
...1250
... 952
...1040
...1113
...1072
...1075
...lira
... 920
...1160
...1070
...1283
...1011
... 987
... 958
...1035
...1097
4 15
4 20
4 20
4 20
4 20
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 30
4 20
4 30
4 20
1 35
4 35
4 40
4 10
19
1250
1176
1393
1146
1205
1241
1340
1233
1160
1253
13.11
1252
,..1310
1273
1200
1439
131.1
1563
20.,
15.,
18.,
19.',
1.
3.,
1.
18.
IS.
12.
10.
46.
15.
14.
15.
19.
4 40
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.... 95'J 4 30 7 831
,...1032 4 35 17 932
STEERS AND COWS.
,...12W 4 65
S50
970
1000
720
1130
SS3
810
820
910
1000
740
1000
1007
1013
082
1150
1010
9SO
980
910
1080
1250
920
1270
1050
1050
120T,
1150
1030
1330
1230
1180
1023
1116
1115
1080
.....1000
910
1 00
2 00
2 25
2 50
2 60
2 50
2 50
2 65
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 73
2 75
2 73
2 S3
2 S3
2 85
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 31
3 3.1
3 35
3 3.1
3 41
1.
..1120
..1086
..104!)
..1081
.. 923
..1080
..1170
..1230
. .102.1
..lOiM
..1060
3 40
3 10
3 40
3 45
3 4.1
3 45
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 00
3 6.1
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
.'! 60
3 ",3
3 75
3 7.1
3 S3
3 75
.1 75
3 73
3 fiO
3 90
3 90
I 00
I 00
4 Oil
4 00
I 00
I oo
I 15
4 20
5
1
20
n
iT.";;;;;;
...1070
...1230
...1120
...1120
...1130
...1210
... 99.1
...1148
...1150
... 900
...1170
... '.",
...1080
...1033
... 882
... 970
...1370
...1280
...1182
...1062
...1172
...1062
...1346
. . 737
...1301
...1052
...1240
io.'.".':
n
Ell."
i
3
o"""
H
5
1..
lift)
40
COWS AND HEIFERS.
2
p
;i
1
1..
1
1
1
1
l"
1
2 ,
3
4
1
1
1
1 ,
1 ,
n
i:::::::
i ,
i
930
I 00 13
963 4 30
HEIFERS.
... 907
... 429
... 530
... 660
... 800
... 450
... 650
... 920
... 590
... 840
... 690
... 610
... 715
... 760
... 850
...1510
...1220
...1020
...1210
...1730
...1480
...1310
...1330
...1230
...1530
...1000
... 320
... 210
... 130
... 125
2 00
3.
..836
... 785
,.. 780
,.. 860
.. 755
,.. 851
...1085
,.. 760
... 853
,..1140
... 930
, . .1060
,..1010
3 8.1
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 90
4 00
I 00
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 30
I 73
2 40
2 50
2 70
2 75
3 00
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 50
3 10
3 75
3 75
3 SO
12
Ti!!!'.!!
14
6
4
o
20!!!!!!!
i
i
HULLS.
2 50
1.
..1760
..1150
..1585
..1790
..1446
..1210
..1850
..1540
..1150
..1580
..15S0
3 33
3 40
3 10
3 40
3 40
3 10
3 40
3 50
3 50
3 70
3 75
2 90
3 00
3 10
3 15
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 30
3 33
CALVES.
4 O 1....
5 75 1...,
6 00 2,...
6 25
STAGS.
180
210
190
6 2.1
6 75
7 00
1 1440
3 30 1
.1560 4 10
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS
620 2 25
515 3 10 .
150
670
920
I'M
571
3 10
.1 25
3 25
3 30
3 53
1
I
4....
5
CALV149.
I
I
4.Vi
270
3J0
I 25
4 50
wn sr.
8TOCKER8
AND FEEDERS.
1 520 3 X, H 718 I 13
KM .Iffi
6 IZU I oi) K 725 I 20
1 7)VI I i 51 911 4 25
I5U
7iVI
W,
I l 1 550 I 10
19 752 I 111 4 ...1082 I l
2,1 821 I 03 32 1101 I 55
1 670 4 03 1! 1000 I 60
HOGS There was a light run of hogs
hero today anil tho market oiielied a big
dime higher than yesterday. The bulk of
the hogs sold at $5.80 nnd H.S214. with tho
rhotcn llcavi wetuhts iirlllni? inostlv lit 1.1. 85.
and a top of f.1.8714. At those prices tho
mnrkcl wan fmtly active, nnd, tho receipts
being light. It did not take long for the
bulk to change hands. Thn lightweights
weio very hard to dispose of this morning,
ns packers would hanllv bid on them at all.
They llnnlly sold, however, from $3.7714
down.
Thn last half of thn market wns good
and strong, which mnda the long string of
hogs sell nt $5.8214, so that tho general
market can be quoted 10c to u shilling
lilcher than vesterdnv. As will be seen
from tho table of average prices, the ad
vance so rar tnis wook amountx to over
27o and since Mnrch 11 prices have gono up
over 12c. As compared with March 1 the
market 1.4 00o higher. Tho market Is now
nt tho highest noltit slnco 189.1. 'Clio high
day of 1891 was September II, when thn
average cost was $5.80. so that prices are
now at the highest point reached since
January, lsyj, when hogs were selling ns
hint. 1(1 ................ ".I.... .... I
n.i no fi.oo, jiuiii I'oi'ii ill il u nuun.
No.
AV. Sh. IT.
No.
,v. Sh. Pr.
11 ns
121 117
69 an
78 221
65 S2
28 203
96 1ST.
53 191
96 182
II 279
67 223
81 20()
73 213
67. .....210
81 20S
4.1 226
91 215
92 206
$5 15
156
19 120 6 SJii,
5 60
tl 2i8
02 235
S3 216
61 207
59 21
6S 230
6S 212
u 82' -6
S.'U
5 S2'S
5 8." J
6 S2'i
5 82' .
5 82(j
5 S2'4
r. 82' ,
5 82 a
5 .'2'4
5 S2'3
6 S2'4
5 S2U
5 S2(4
5 82',
5 S5
5 8.1
5 85
5 .83
5 S3
5 S3
5 8.1
5 S3
5 S3
5 87' 4
5 87tj
5 S7',i
80
5 7714
5 7714
160
80
5 774
4 i i 1 a
lap
5 ulti
40
,.. a
... 5 80
... 5 80
120 5 80
... 5 SO
49 2(11
s:
,.207
40
79...
71...
SO...
61...
64...
35, . .
92. . .
6I...
57...
69...
67...
97...
76...
53. . .
77. . .
70...
ty. . .
co...
60...
...2.12
, . .233
...212
,..23S
...212
...2(0
,..211
..266
,..2M
..231
..232
,..23.1
. .201
...297
, . .233
...210
...210
...212
120
160
10
120
SO
160
SO
"to
120
120
80
5 80
3 80
5 80
5 80
fi 80
5 80
6 SO
5 80
6 S2'4
5 8215
5 8214
fi S2U
71..
67...
67...
39...
78...
75...
82...
51...
70...
39. . .
74...
46...
...217
..211
..212
,.213
,.2( 13
,.20
,..286
,..211
...243
. . .229
..229
SO
160
"l6
120
40
40
S 8214
ii
5 8215
251 160
SO
a si"3
SHEEP There wns n good run of sheep
hero todny, but the murket ruled active and
steady to strong all around. Thn demand
was In good shape and the bulk of the
offerings wns sold In good season. Colorado
Iambs sold ns high nt $3.25; wethers brought
51.h.i nnd standard ewes sold at $1,20.
rho few feeders offered were nlso in good
demand and sold at good, sternly prices,
ino mnrket being actlvo all around, every
thing xv at fold and weighed up In good
reason.
Quotations: Chotco fed wethers. $U0(if
4.m; fait to Rood wethers. $4.25fTI.40; choice
lightweight yearlings, $4.60ii4.SO: fair to
good ycnrllngs, $4.401.60; choice lightweight
cw-es, $l.15f'4.30; fair to good ewes. $'i.aif
4.15: choice lambs, $3.15f(5.25: fair to good
Iambs. $4.90185.13; feeder ewes, $3.23ff3.50;
Ifjcr ' wethers, $3.73fH00: feeder lambs,
S4.30fI.60. Representative sales:
No.
I cull ewes
10 cull yearlings
29 Colorado owes
39.9 western ycnrllngs
316 Colorado lambs
233 Colorado lambs
23S Colorado lnmbs
2(9 Colorado lambs
221 western ewes
37 natlvo ewes
OX) western wethers
22 natlvo wethers
33 native lambs
Av.
100
83
96
99
62
82
SO
S3
102
136
123
133
1U1
Pr.
3 00
3 60
4 2.1
I 60
5 00
5 20
6 23
6 2.1
4 20
4 23
4 6.1
4 til
5 00
CHICAGO MVIJ STOCK MARKET.
Cattle nnd Hogs HtroiiK nnd Higher
Slice p Steady.
CHICAGO, March 2I.-CATTLE-Rccelpts,
8,00i) head, Including 200 head Texans; steers,
strong to 10c hlghen.biitehera' stock, steady
to strong; good to prlmo steers, $5.00fj6.00:
poor to medium, $3.75f1.90: stockers and
teeders. $2.75fl,65; cows. $2.70Jjl,IO: heifers.
$2.75'jl.70; canners, $2.oofT2.63; bulls, $2.00fi
4.50; calves, strong, $l.50ffO.U0; Texns-fod
steers, $4.00f(5.0o; Texan grass steers, $3.l0fj
4.00; Texas balls, $2.50fM.75.
HOGS Receipts, 16,000 head; tomorrow,
13,000 head, estimated; left over, 2,500 head',
active, 5f15c higher; top, $6.15; mixed and
butchers, $5.S5fi0.15; good to choice heavy,
$6.O0fT6.15; rough heavy, $5.S5fi5.95; light,
$5.83fi 6.0714; bulk of sales. $6.(K)fj 6.0714,
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 12.000
head: sheep, steady to strong; lambs nbout
stendy; good to choice wethers, $l.75(f?3.00;
fair to choice mixed, $l.50fiu.S0; western
sheep, $1.75515.00; yearlings, $4.75ff5.10; na
tlvo lambs, $l.75fi''5.40; western lambs, $3.10fJ
5.40.
.St. I. (Mils Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 2I.-CATTLE-RO-celpts,
2,300 head. Including 1,400 head Tex
nns; mnrket, steady to strong; native ship
ping and export steers, $l.90ft3.83: dressed
beef and butcher steers, $t.00f(5.35; steers
under 1.000 lbs.. $3.SOfj4.IO: stockers and
feeders. $3.35fj4.S0: cows nnd heifers, $2.25fi
4.75; canners, $4.25; bulls, $2.25ff4.25; Texas
nnd Indian steers, $3.5051.75; cows nnd
heifers. $2.50fT3.53.
HOGS Receipts. 7.70O bend; mnrket 10c
higher; pigs nnd lights, $3.85ff6.9214; packers,
$5.7tff5.9o: butchers, $5.95fiil.05.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts, 6.500
bend; market, 13fJ25c higher; native mut
tons. $l.23ft5.25; lnmbs, $i.50f(5.50; culls nnd
bucks, $2.5oyi,00;
Knnsn Cll.v I.lvr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 21.-CATTLE-Ro-celpts,
2,500 head natives, 300 head Texans,
30 head cnlves; market generally 10e higher;
native beef steers, $t.5of5.60; stockers and
feeders. $1.005.00; western-fed steers, $1.33
ffi.1.10; Texans nnd Indlnns. $3.85fil,90; cows.
$3.23ffl.2.1; heifers. $3.50fi 1,85; canners, $2.25ff
3.10: bulls. $3.noif--l.60; cnlves, $l.00f6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8.600 head; market 10c
higher; top. ?6; bulk of snles, J5.SiKa1.90,
heavy. $5.90fI6.0O; mixed packers, $5.805.90;
light. $5.60f 1 5.821s; pigs. $.1.00515.50.
SHEEP AND LAMIJS-Recelpts, 4,200
head; marknt strong; western lambs, $3.00ftl
5.50; western wethers, $4.60f(5.0H; western
yearlings, $l.75fj5.10; ewes, JI.Oofjl.50; culls,
J2.75fl3.75.
St. .loxepb I. He Stock Mnrkrt,
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mnrch 2l.-(Spo-clal.)
The Journal quote;
CATTLE Receipts, SH0 henil: active. 10c
higher; quality common to lair; natives.
$1,214(5.10; Texas and westerns, $3.8.lfi.i,10;
cows and heifers, J2.251H.73; bulls and stitgs.
J2,30i 1.90; vearllngs and calves. J3.ti.VTi 1.80;
stockers nnd feeders, J3.40fJ1.65; vcnls, $l.7off
7.00.
lOGS-Recolpls. 3,100 hcod; market. In
12o higher: all grades. $5.SOf6.00; bulk of
saleH. J5.S5fjG.90; pigs, steady.
dm jijii Jivn I.AMliancnlnla. 4.000
niir.iii ,.,.. .......... . -
head; market, active, steady; lambs, $ .90ff
, lllllin.-i, . ....J , .
vniirllnra. 1. 405.00: writliers.
ewes, H.Ni"ri..o.
.nv York I.lvr Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Starch 21 -UK EVES- Re
eolpts. 116 head; no trade and feeling
steady, ('aides steady; shipments, 30 head
SlCALVES-Recelpts. 102 head; feeling trifle
weali: veals. $l.50'ri7.50,
SHEEP AND LAMRS - Receipts, 2,229
head; sheep, tlrm: lambs, weak to s hiido
lower: sheep. $I.Onf5.25; lambs, $.,., 51(6.15.
HOGS Receipts, 3.892 bend; no trade
worth noting; nntulnnlly higher.
Slin.v CltyI.Hr Stork Mnrkrt.
SIOUX CITY, in., Mnrch 21.-(8iecla
Telegram. )-CATTLE-Hecfilpls. 300 head
mnrket. stendy: beeves, JI.oiWl.60; cows nnd
"ills, n.lxe.1. .ooffji.oo; H'.-ckers a,,,, fP,.d
ers. J3,25f(4.25; calves nnd ycnrllngs, J3.oofj'
'l'i'OG8"Hcrlpls. 1,700 head; market 10fr
1F.O higher; selling at J5.7"!5.SO; bulk of
sales, J3.72i4ffS.75;
Stock In Sight.
Following am tho receipts at the four
principal western murk? for M rcl, .1
South Omaha '-'.088 4,261 5,0n0
ChlriiVn ... SOW 16.000 12.000
k'Hiisns City 2.SH0 S.6H0 4,200
Kansas ll J '.,v, in.i .! rjvi
St
Louts i " "r"
Totals
...15,168 34,463 27,700
ColTrr Mnrkrt.
NUW YORK. March 2I.-COKKKE -Spot.
Rio, steady; No, 7 Invoice, ,c. Mild, dull,
Cordova, 8WI214;'. I-'uttires opened quint,
with prices fi points lownr; further declined
about 5 points under realizing, following
largo receipts, adverse cables, somo Euro
pean selling, expectations of largo Krazlllau
shipments and unsatisfactory spot demand,
T in deellno waa cheeked by covering. 1 he
market at Um closo was steady In tone,
with prices SfilO points net lower. Total
sales wero 10.5") hags, Including: April,
J.V501 May, $5.55; July, $5.61; August. $i.70;
September, $5.75; October nnd November,
$5.80,
Dry fi nods Mnrkrt,
NEW YORK, March 21.-DRY OOOD8
Hohie trado quiet In all departments nnd
little to be had for export, llrown sheet
ings and drills quiet and Irregular. Ilkaclicd
560 2 35
756 2 60
!m i sr,
50 2 90
750 3 ()
I'J ..1 ml
STOCK
3o0 2 75
280 3 00
tnttons steady In medium and Hue grub,
low grades Irregular No feature In cinrs.i
lolored cottons. Print cloths Inn, t!, ,(i
medium prices, i-rints nun guignnms qni. t
and unaltered. Illislness III hnslerv mnl
underwear dull. Woolen grades division un
ciiangeil.
IHnpornted nnd Dried Fruit.
MPie v,-t!tt t....i. i.t l tirin r,-
,, iniiii tiinn ii i. in in wun I i,i
APPLES There wns a fairly active mnr-
ni'i inr enpnraieii nppies, wun inn general
undertone weak on light receipts, nnd
prices were fully sustained. Stnte common.
Ufile; prime, 4'yfflV', choice. S'rtftiC
CALIFORNIA DRIED KRUITS-lnnctli o
but steady. Pr.lties. 3't7e per lb., as to
size and iitialltv. Apricots, Itoynl, 7'3'ol .
Moor Park. s'.ffUc, Peaches, peeled, L't ,.
unpeelcil, 6'41il0c.
LIBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co.,
Omnhn, .Nell,
Mnnufncturors of
Tents and Canvas Goods.
Send for Catalogue Number 23
DRY GOODS.
HE. Smith & Oo.
Importers nd Jobbers ol
Dry Goods, Furnishing Good
AND NOTIONS.
WHEN" IN OMAHA
MIT
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Co.
HOWARD STHlir.T,
OMAHA'S GREAT NEW HOUSE.
electricaTsuppliesT
Uestern Electrical
vy Company
Electrical Supplies.
Cltctrlo Wiring Bells aid Oas Llktlis
Q. W. JOHNBTON. Mgr. 1510 Howard St.
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
Hall's Snfc.s,
CohIi Registers,
Typewriters
Hall Safe and
Look Company,
1 1 1( I'lirnain St.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
OP MACHIN'KUT.
OSNERAIi REPAIR1NQ A BPBCIALTl
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
1501, jr.OU an lfitlB JaoUaon trct,
Omaha. Meb. Tel. OSH.
B. ZabrUUle. Agent. J. B. Cowgill, Mar.
E LEVA'lOK SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick nnd Easy Rlilne
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevators.
AUTOMATIC HATCH GATES.
Send for catnlocue.
KIMBALL, BROS.. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia
1008 9th Siuet. Telephgna 141.
c
H. Davis & Son
Asenta for tlie niclimo4
finfety Ontca nml
Flrr Doora.
Elerator Hydraullo and Hana Bleyatars.
Elerator rcpalriiiR a specialty. Leather
ValTo Cupa for Elttatora, Englnea ad
Prlntlnr Presasea.
f-HNE GO.
Minufacturer and Jobbors of
Steam and Water Supplies
Of All KindH.
ioi i nml ioki uni ons st.
GASOLINE ENGINES AND
GRAIN ELEVATOR MACBINER
Havid Bradley & Co.
J Council HlufTs, Iowa
Gasoline Engines
Vertical. Horizontal and Portable,
from one home power up.
Jobber of Agricultural Implement and
everything in water, steam and gai aup
piles.
WALL PAPER .
Yetter Wall paper Co.,
JOBHERS
WALL PAPER.
Large, well FPlected stork, price game a
eaotein houses Intojit novnltles. Dealers
and for 1W1 samnlo line and terms.
ISM.'!-'"'" 1 St., Omnhn.
CIGARS;
all tide Oscar"
The Favored 5c Ciar.
Strictly hnnd ninilo by Honn Jc Co.
Allen Bros. Co., Distributors
IMPLEMENTS.
Omahalmplement
and Transfer Co.
Agents for Lambert Ganoltna Englnea,
the Onodhlvo Rotary Grinder, the
Erway Three Row Cnltlvatorand the Home
Comfort Lawn Swing. Send for catalogue!.
Cor. Sth and Jackson Sts.
Stocks and Bonds
nought and Hold and Carried on Margin.
Bonds for Investment.
CHARLES C. ADSIT,
224 La Salic St. Chicago.
iiamc itiiFintiiM'iiH rntMsiir.n.
I'lllVATK Willi1-. TO MJW VOIIK.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.,
'IVIriiliiinr Mlllll. Oinnlui, .rli,
COMMISSION,
H A IN, l'lttl VISIONS il nd HTOOKS,
llimrtl of Trmlr.
Correspondence: John A. Wnrren fi: Co.
Direct wire to Chlcaco and New Vor.