Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 30, 1892, Page 6

¢ i]’ N g L THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS One Ocnt Was Added to Every Bushel of 1. Wheat Yesterday. AT NATURALLY CAUSED MUCH EXCITEMENT Statements from Hatch of Option Bl Fame That His Measure Would Not Pre- vent Legitimate Dealings Helped Trading Largely. ©RICAGO, TI1., March 20 —The strings tying @own the wheat market were cat loose today. As a result a big round cent for every bushel was wided o the price of the cereal, almost ina)ifly. The announcement made by which ateh, in a tolegrawm from Washington 1s Jeged 10 have suid that the proposed nuti- op- tion measure wovid not obstruct or prevent n single trinsaction now authorlzel by the Board of Trade. hul the effect of lifting the Muy delivery to 80c. Last night the closing figure was i0c exactly. There was little In_the situation ecarly to Jead to strength. Cables were weak und ail representod the European markets 08 much depressed and quotations came decidealy lower. Private dispatches from Parls gave a gloomy picture of the market there and safd that it was regarded ns cortain that the duties on Imports would be fully restored on June 1. The weather continued exceptionaily favorable and was regarded us @ bour fuetor. whi.e the cXport business wis very encoura:ing But thero was i dewnand 10 cover shorts und prices started in whov yesterdny's close, or at 10%¢ for May. The wome bullish news came In: outside mar kets were higher, the umount of wheat and flour on ocenn passage showed a decreuse of 1,412, 00 bu., and the eal recelpts proved to be 1.0 cars less than expeeted. These rather increased the demand, and the cubles being rather meagre, there was a grad- ual rally tof0he, but quickly weakened, us 1t was found that 4 good deal of wheat came outat the advance, Cutlerseliing presur bly for Pardridge. ' This sent tho price off to 70i4c, and while the market held in i sluggish, uncertain condition, A, Kilne miade public two dispatches from Washington, saylng thut the antl-option Dbl ~wus being considered In committes and sunar amendments adoptoa, which, it passed. would mot. affect a single transuction now author- jzed. Tho mossages from the wuthorof the Huteh anti-option bill were answers to in- quirios, Kilne having wired the congressman regirding the status of tho bill, ‘['he messnges ure as follows: “The bl is being considered in committee and will proba- Bly be reportot to the house within ten duys. 1 cunnot possibly say when 1L will come b foro the house for 115 action. Committee bill will not obstruct or prevent a single transac- now nuthorized by tho Bourd of Trado My brief answer of yosterday was Intended as 4 relteration of tho expressed purpose of the members of the committee not to report o il that will obstruct legitimate trading, but to suppross filexitimate and gambling trans- actions now probibited by the Board of Traa Make this us public as you desire. . W. 11 Haton." The result was that new life’ was intused into the trade and there was quick develop- mient of strength, Mey soon touching Sue. During the last hour the market becamo very weuk on the receipt of lower cab'es .und free sollinz. Muy sold off near the close to Tlc, but reacted and closed firm ut from %0 0 uye. Corn was more active and recovered almost enyirely fron yesterday's weukness, tho ro- £ult being lurgely die to the reaction in wheat. Sliorts showed considerable norvous- ness and were anxlous to cover. Selling wus restricted. Local receipts were smaller than expected and the inspection still very unsat- istuctory. Sherman and the Weare Commis- sion conipany were the principal buyers and were generaily thought to be_ucting for Cud- any. Muy opened at d0c, sold 1o 40%c and kept firn until near the close ind reacted to <0%c, at which price it closed firm. Uats were qulet but firm, governed largely by the better feeling in corn. There wasn firm feeling In the provision market und better prices ruled, but the advance established ut he close wus not heavy. Pork for Muy is 7 Nigher. May lurd 1s un- changed and ribs aro up 2igse. Mitchell bought rkearly, supposed to be for Keam, und Ryan wus the principal sller. Packers cluaim that there is u 10ss of &1 per bbl.. making pork atits present price, and thut hogs are ut the same price now as when ribs were sellinz for 26.20. Tho difference between May und Jul pork hus now nurrowed to 17%c anatod receipts for tomorrow are: Wneat. 14) curs; corn, head. Tho leading futures ranged as follows: MIGH. | OPEN. $ 7868 O (8 THY(S July... T 80X ©orN No. i 10 223 10 85 10 5 62 6273 640 565 Cush quotations wero s follows Froun—Unsettled; prices entirely nomfnal, WiizAT—No, sprinz wheat CORN—No. No. % red, Kits@sde. BAurEY—No. B; Nodt o.b. FLAX SeED—No, 1 TIMOTHY SEED—Primo, $.2701,28, Poik—Moss pork. per- bbl, $10.274@10. ard, per cwt. @0.27%: shorv ribs sides, (loose), #.7.G5.77; dry sulted shoulders(boxod), clenr sides, 0. 0000, 1215, @0 short "\;l sky—Distillers' finished goods per Suaanrs—Unchanged, Recelpts and shipm low gal, AWTICL eam olosad nt #3.6) bid; ales, 2500 toreos: Maroh, 86.30; April, 56; May, 8622664, coosing at 1661; July, 574, closinz at #6.52 bld, BUTTRI-Steaay. quiet; western dalry, 18@ 22:1 western cronmery, 2)%0'4c; weostern fuc- 22c; Eigin, e Unkesk—Fair demnnd, steady: part skims, o TroN—Qulet; Afverican. §1 . #115 bid and Tin~Easy; straits, 80.75b1d and 810.0) askea. 81, Lovis. Mo., settied and littie doing, prices fluctuated some- Ing wus bullish and the March 20.—FLOUR wheat s fraction oft Ban@RIY e July, Tic ConN=Strong all through and closed higher; No. 2 ensh, K@% ¢ L —Nothing done. BRAN—Lower at ( LEAD—FIrmly held at rs—Unchanged irm nnd better, PHOVISIONS | LARD 84,0526, 10. Dty SALTED MEATS - Loose shoulders, §4.00; longs und ribs, §.75: shorts, #.00; boxed lots, ders, $5.374%¢; Jongs and ribs, #0.90: shorts, § 3 Whout, 23,000 bu, bu.: bariey, 20,00 bu EilIPMENTA— ,000 bu.; oats, 14,00) bu.; ryc, 1,00 Lu.; barley, 1,000 bu. n Produce Market. 1green suited hides, 44@4'4c: No. 2 green saltod hide N culf, 8 to 15 1bs,, 6e: No. 2 veal dc: No. 1dry flint hides 1,810 15 1bs. 7@se; No.'2 dry I No. 1dry saltg! hides. ia@ic; tallow, No. white A, dc; grease, white B, 51@io ; groase, dark. eswix, prime, 10c: r oranges, §2,75@ ave.s. 4 .00@04.25; choice ap- ice womons, £.00; fancy lemons, 1,254 00; bananus, crated, £.00@5503 boxes, §2.25: California Riverside cy Muscatine sweet pota- ; soed sweet potatoes, $2.00662.05 doz.; onions, handpicked celery, $'.00; do and western ve potatoes, 0@ WULer Cress, c per qt.; spinach, 8100 per bl Spunish onjons. $1.5) per crate; radishes, 5 per bbl.; new turnips, S0¢ utubagas, $1. Kansas City Markots, ICANSAS C1Tv, the lendiny chango today: Atehison ... ¥ |Northwestern Adams Expre 14 | a0 preferred, Alton, T.H ... 3 |N.Y Central .. Alton, T. M. pfd. . W1 [N V., C & St 1L American Kxprows.. 117 | do preferred... . BON &N 0 *Ohlo Mississippl Canada Paclfic..... 8 | do preferred Canada Southern. . (0% Ontarlo & Western “Central Pacific 0\ Oregon Improvem't Ches. & Ohlo........ ik Oregon Nav do 18t preferred.. on Trans ...l o 7nd preferred.. cifie Mail Chieago & Alton orin Dee. & 1 CoBR Q. 221007 | Pittsburg € O, G & SUTLL 0% Pallman Palace Dol Hudson... 153 | Rending Dol L. & W, 15 | Roek Island D& R G, pid & 8L TECprd Tact Tennessce ul v st proferred.. 10| do preferred. ... nd preferied Min, & Wan. & Omaha forred ol & Tron Texus Pacific.... ... Tol. & 0. Cen. prd Unlon Pactic Waba o preferred Wells kargo K Western Union Am. Cotton Ol rado Conl. estake liver..... Ontarlo . Quicksiiver o preferred. SULFO L oenins Bulwer ... 0 Rich. & WP, Ter.. Wisconsin Gentral. 16! Grent Northern pfd Load Trust. .. ... Sugar Trost .00 Southern Pacific.... 0.8 L & U 8 & Duluth Kansas & Texas. rlo & West erred gan Central L8 AW, “do preferred Mian. & st. L. do preferred; .. Missonil Pacific Mobile & Oblo Nushviile Chate N.J. Ceatral....... Norfolk & W. pfad Northern Paciile North, Pacttie pfd. . U. P, Den. & Gulf. “uid =i lio total sn! shares. includ zus, 6,0 03 Erle, of stocks today were Atchison, 148673 Louisville & Nashvil £480: Manhutiin, i Missouri Pacitie? 6,500 Northern Pucifie’ preferred, 20805 sew En lund, #4500; Rending, @00): Riehmond Paul, 15,818 Union ¥ West Point, 5,4 New York M NEW YORK, Ensy ut 14 102 per cent closed offered at 2 per cor ty LB PAPEH oy Market. @6 per cent. STER #1.80 for sixty duys and §1.88 for demund. The closing quotutions on bonds A8 reg.. acifie e of 0. Loulstann stpy'd 4 i new Kot s, new sot 5 Grth. Pacific 2nds |Northwestern Con.. iNorthwest n [t L &1 M. G 0. & 1 G. Ists D& RGOS .o PG Tr Rets Erle 2ndy. . nion Pacific 1sts MK & MK & T G * bid, { nsked. Flnancial Review, NEWYORK, March 20.—The Post says: Yestor- day'sfinul checkmate to free coinuge legisin- tion in this session of congress fell flut on the market. There wus not a whisper of entf asm this morning? and, in fuct, it the results trifle more active. but prices did not sho much Improvement over vesterday; hard, Ti@Tie; No. 2 red, noninal at Sic. mixed, 33@15% No. 2mixed, 2i'¢c; No. 2 white, eady; No. 2quoted nominally at 70c. n the basis of pure. ek sucked, Olc. Hay—Choice is steady and other grades aro timothy. .00; fancy prairie, .5 BurTen—Barely stead as—Active, firm to our—Dull "and i cho ce, 31.80; and unchanged. Recerprs—Wheat, 6,200 bu.: corn, 1,200 b, ; MENTS—Wheat, 22,000 bu.; uts, 1,000 bu. New Yonrk, 20.—Futures Murch, 86.42: April. cmber. §.17, NEW ORLEANS, La., March 20.—Very stendy; middlings, 0%c;’ low, 5%c; good ordinary 5% Net_recelpt: to the continent, 1, 350 bales: sales, 1,700 bules; stock, Liverpool Markets. Liverpoor, March 20.—WnEAT—Dull; hold- ers offer moderately: No. 1 Californiu, 7s 01 per centul: No. 2. red Recelpts of wheat for pu 000 centals, including 170,000 centuis Amer- Corx—Qulet ana 7d per cental, The esti- cars; outs, 140 cars; hogs, 20,00 winter. 7s 74d@ three days wero lower; mixed western, 4s Kecelpts of American corn for past three days, 126,200 centals. 'rime western, s 6d per ewt. el 80 mel by New York Dry Goods Market. NEW Yonk, March 20.—The dry goods mar- ket disclosed no new features at first hands, The demund wus moderate us o whole. though for goods of popular Lrand. there are few accumulations fubrics fine qualities huve hud the lend throughout the souson und lower grades adupted o the south- ern trade, huve in some instances been difii- cult to market in full. Coftee Market, -Options opened fair and stead Of staple fabrl 5 804 o ig syl e alg| - B8 8%| %% i) Wi NEw Yok, steudy, 5 points steady, unchar LT bags, April. SILG@LS d 10 8 points dow 20; Muy, 827 312,603 J ul ).\‘;I"O @12.45; Spot ko duil, 0: December, 2 spring wheat, 78%¢; No. § ugar Market, IIAVANA, March 20.~Sugar, 2.600 bags centri- fugal, 00 to 07 uegrees polari onspeculation at 3054 gold per quintal, tion, were sold Forelgn Ol Market., LONDON, March 20.—LINSEED O1L—18s 61 per TURPENTINE SPIRITS—208 4143 per cwt. Wool Market, There was no chunge 10 the wool market. Traders’ Talk, ~Kennett, Hopkins & Co. The sold’ cut condition of the murket left 1t in shape to rally on the its today were as fol- § - Cnicago, Murch 2 A. MeWhortel Fiour, barrel Whent, bushels Corn, bushels. Oats, bush Ttye. bushels Harley, bushei On the P mirket w western, 2@:0ciordinary. 20@4c; fine duiry, 20@:5¢e. Eggs, weak at {2@12)c, New York Markets. NEW YORK, March 20. ©8) pkgs.; exports, £,170 bbIs und 4528 sac! market higher for sellers, moderately nctive; sales, 24,800 bbls. WHEAT—Roe: bu,; sales, 5,4 3 TOrs, 08400140 wfloat, 0014(41.00 i0: ungraded red, LG8 UB@USISe; No. 1 hard, 9015081 No. 2 northern. PIR@UAC Options advanced %@%e on the decroused amount on bassage and from ing, declined L@H¢ on the in- sed 1sh visiblo " and g“fl". cowq steady ; 85 forelzn bu At K@xo o r Martheo: “Aoril W closing at98c; May, 01 0-10@02%c, ' closing at ng at Dige: July, W we: June, BR@W0e, cos @Ko, closing at (e Augusi (et Septombor, o} n o RYE—Dull; western, 8a@ite. BARLEY—Stoudy and qulet. © CORN~—Recelpts, 24,800 bu.: export: RO @00%ac, Clos- 80 14,470 by sales. 605,000 bu, futures and 248,000 spot 8pot. 8} 3@ Ko in elevator; L@d0%0 afloat; un- higher and fairly uctive: No. graded mixed, —45@dc; No. ¢, 4840 steumer - mixed, ASN@A0N5C. o;u.tfin mvum:ed‘.?kn with wheat wnd lighter re- '“IhhlA“nl 48,@d800; closing ceipts; Murc) At dBiye: May. 46% 454D clgelug utdoonc OAT8—-Hecolpts, 34,65) bu. les, 105,000 bu. futu tronger; less aotl optlo qu rll, #hlgo; May, MX@H%Ke; closing 0. 2 white, Aprll. 963 Spot No. i@ty Oy uleh, steady. Hops—Dull; state. common to cholce, 193 260; Pacific coast, I c. BUGAR—Raw, steady: moderatively active: walos, 364, unds; 1,848 bags Muscovado & tost, 23c, 4,500 bags centrifugul U6 test at i o 240’350 Dags moluses; refned, gu'et, stoady. MOLASsES—Forelgu, dull; New Orledns, it} good demund, Steady, active, firm. ETROLEUM—Stendy, quiet; United, closed 8t 850 for April. COTTONSEED OtL—Firm. o TaLLow-Dulltea - 1@ A C. finll—unlam s ady. MPENTINE—Quiet: BB@IBHo. as—Falr densnd, firmer; western, 1i4¢; recolpts, 0,042 pkes. 11 iactive, steady. u«u,—“fium and eusy; domestio fleece, 2@ ulled. X i aize; Toxns, 10@24e. nfl&--(}um and uwu" Cur Med %lzxmund strong unexpected decr-use of 1,300,000 bushels on ocean pussage, but thero 'was renewed and geaerul selling at the top which was 100 narrow 1o tuke aund hold prices. the market prevatled and Tho price {s uttractive und for the resent it 100ks sufest to buy on soft Apots. n corn and oats there wus The manipulators hoid May corn firmly while later moaths una lower grades are relativoly und outside murkets fall to re materlally to the advance liere. roduce exchango today the buttor s stoady: crenmery, 21@sc: fino t much doing. ~FLoui-—~Recelipts, 31,- 2 declining since the bull gun, butexports ure fair und ments encouraging. wovement hore be- new engage- Outs show no snap. W good weather for putting in the next croj shall probably &eo lowor prices. huve ‘seored pta, 58,500 hu.; exports, 42.60) ) Du, of futires and 157,00 bu. of spot. ~Spot stronger. irregulur and uiet: No. 2 red, $53@0i4o In store and oleva- No. 3 red, 02@ No. 1 northern, moderate “advance which is considered encouraging in view of the lack of outside business STOUKS AND BONDS, Tendency of Trading Was Toward a Smaller NEW Yonk, March ~The teudency in the stock market is still toward a smaller volume The speculative spirit In Wall street has arrived at a very low ebb und some- thing of a positive There 1s no luducen stocks and holders are believed to be fully avlo to protect their interests, or in other tocks have ugain passed into strong The market today was nothing more than the rewnants of last week's trading and presouted an unusually small umount of in- \he transactions after the for restricted L0 a nana to mouth business, fluctuations throughout the d confined to the narrowest limit except or five stocks. Kook Island was again under the hammer, the murketing of & small | Shore 1n the absence of suppore w to kuock 1t down 1 per cent,but Sugar was the only other weak gpot in the forenoon, and, although the market opened at advances o from 1y $0 4 per cent over last night's fig towird noon placed the whole list o ove the opeainz prices. The dull- ness was most intense until toward the close, when the pressure to sell buei than in the e tained throughout the rest of the se ew England bearin, e, closing at ber, O14@O1% e, Closing . at Biige. ust oceur to re- nu to part with 4o; olosing at4740; June, i closing ab 46%c; July, 46QA0%0; exports, 10,283 B0 bu. spot, @38140; westorn, #@udoe; white west- the bruntof the a Northern Pucific, were all closo ed retired 215 per cent und the others in proportion; the lust were generally the lowest o 'lio close was active and weak, no rally up- riug as Is usual iu the flual dealings. Ore WAs 10 movement of lmportance aumon the Industrials, though Cordage was advanced in the forenoon, only to full away uzain later o 08 ure ouly small down 2 per cent, Pennsylvania and Rock The first na i elty, (82 for packuges,) Now Engla rle 114 and Rook Isluy Government bopds Lidve been dull and firm, State bonds huve been entirely neglected, The following wre the closing guotations for i et hud ks widdies, Srmer: | closed weuki weste of all the early tradinz were to be summed up declines would probably be found consid- bly in the mujority.” When the stock marhet refuses. to” go ap on i pieco of favor able news it may wlways bo inferred thi somebody 15 Jeff with ~ speculutive stock for sale. Acting upon this -~ theory the brokers set to. work in the lnsthour to hummer the warket. New Engiand stock, always @ subject for quick manipulution, d first; ‘the granzer stocks generadly, cks trading be- Sng- akness. es gnve way along with other ily us stop though in- fetive, was dispirited and fust rices were the yleld followed. Under the bear atty eanie wore active toward the close, New lund continuinz to lead i the' wi Sugar cortificat points of attack and declined ru orders were renched. The closi, lowest for the duy. London Stock Market. [Copyrighted 1892 by Jamss Gordon Bennatt.) LONDON, March 20.—INow York Herald BEE.|—Progress in the to_engnge u fuit f attention in the Stock exchanze the new ac- re desription, Dee puperimproved from % to % per cent though SIiver prospects czuse Some uncasiness now Cuble—Speciul to THE settlement hus continued amoung toduy, otherwise business gountiias boen of a most meag, Funds are unchanged, but Indin r that the silver ~bill in __ America virtually a dead letter. Foreign gov- ernment _securities have been tolerably firm uli duy, ugood tono being reported on Home rallwuys opencd dull und heavy, continued more or “less 50 to the close, the stock broving in_better supply thun was_ expected, while tomorrow'’s trafis statements urs expected to show unfavorable rosults. Changes established in prices, unimportunt. several de- continental bours liowever. are scriptions marking o decline of per cent to % per cent. Brighton deferred however is X per cent higher nfter having been k% percentlower, Amerioan rall- Yaye have huen little uifected by the moro erine sea difficulty and the utter failure of the silver r demund, but ratés have been easier, short loans beiny quoted at 2% per cent discount. The deman hus been moderate, two and three months' favorable advices regarding the bill. Money has been in bills belng quoted at 1% per cent. LONDON, Murch 20,--7 % cu §511°16 St. Paul com 303 |N. Y. Central. 9% | Reading......... 111 52| Mex. Cent. new 4., Erle..... .. do ‘seconds 3621 cattle, 5,70 Mogs and 1.012 sheep. agninst s nad %, 21 shieep the Hiray Vw0 ays of Inkt Webk. © wiirket was only different from Monday's rearket active and the tone of the trad coipts were only Tajr and outside demand, traa motwithstanding tho £Loers were not moroe than steady and went lnrgely nothins really chbice in thie Tine welghing from 1 shudo strongar 00 £0 1,500 I1bs. were perhips i L4010 8400, . o good many of rlass se.ling teularehan <" and canners’ wus 2ood and price. rtainly no lower. neifers soid to $20) bought k of the common to protty good stufl. ferior und canning stuf 1,00 to 8200, soid ns usuwl from Bulls, oxen nnd stags were und’ stronger at als were ha=d to find Was & good supply of falr to ligro that <old from 82,00 10 1.2 trom $1.05 to ity good stufl stockers and feeders, this beinz mainiy due to show or buy cattie on such . wore full strong. covering the rang Itepresentative sales: 238,635 Ohicago ucific, Mureh 20.—~MoNEY ON CALL— Tustloan, 2 per cent; uiet, butsteady at COWS AND HEIFERS. 1. 1 3 1 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 1 teeders. 1011 83 4) MILKERS AND SPRINGERS. 1 cow and caif. 1cow and calt.g24 00 1cow und eulf. Hoas—The market was active and a good be, generally 5@1ue, higher th, grades of hogs. und dealers cannot expect very celpts o long us Monday on ai this weatiier continues. There wus no change worthy of note in the general quality of the offérings, the averug Welght for the past twour three Weeks remuin- ing nround 24) to 245 1bs. oston was the only shipper In the markot, Dbut was a Liberal buyer, of the offerinzs. fresh meut démund for good pors, and fresh ment men puid £.00 for near.y Packers bouglit mixed hogs largely ut me prime butcher welghts brought .63, while somo very common loads and the rough ends of sorts sold ut §4.5 a great deal of sorting was done, such « thinz was done the throwouts sold nt The pens we tuking fully a fourth 1izht and ship- he following were the of this cluss. it 81,00 to 81 5. cloured earl BAR SILVER. MONEY--1}5 per cent. bills, per cent. of England on bulance toduy £139,000, Financial Notes. 1,509,600, HAVANA, March 20, 2.4); exchange, Pawis, March 25¢ for the ucco JKANSA: duy were 81,514,020, t. balunces, 86,240,421, BALTIMORE, Md., Murch 20, C3,003; bulunces, 8378350, Ra te 6 per cent. #1109 cent, CINCINNATIL, O., March 29. ings, $1,825,2), MespHIS, Tenn., March change sciling at par. balunces, #210,623, ount; St. Louls, par. UHICAGO, 111., March 20, Cleurings, $15,501.560. Boston Stock Market, ton stock market today: the bulk seiling at #1.55 Lo 81.60 agalnst ‘The geoeral uverage of price: 3, nzainst #.50% Monday ana Representative .55 Monda, Rate of discount in open market for short i per cent; for three wonths’ bills 1.4 1y Tuesday of lust week. ‘The amount of bullion cone into the Bank NEW ORLEANS, La., March 20.—Clearings, Spanish goid, £2.44%@ ‘Three per cent rentes, 06f, Ciry, Mo., March 20.—Clearlogs this W Yonk, March 20, —Clearings, $141,534,32; Clenrings, #2, PIILADECPIIA. Pu,, March 20,—Clearings, U0; bulunces, #1,58,800; money d per Money, 4@ pes cent; New Yark exchange, 7e discount; clear- S88E8 £888gESE g New York ex- rings, $504,041; -3 8! € New Yok, March 20.—[Special Telegram to ' “xchango wus quoted as follows: 40c_discount; Boston, 17@2)c disc- ! 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 = & —Money In better demand, 4@0 per cent. New York exchange, slow, 40¢ discount. Sterling exchange, heavy, 8480 for sixty-day bills, 880 for demand. SGER @ > i3l < PO Sneep—Three double deck were received, consigned direct to a local Threo single decks of BosTON, Mass., March 20.—The following were the closing prices on stocks on the Bos- Atchison & Topekn. 87 Hoston & Albany... 5 Boston & Malne.\. 100 | C.B.&Q w100 Fitchburg i, 87 | Ta FHIL & Pere M Litt Hock & Ft. Mass Central, Mox. Con. com N. V. & N. Eng ia y Bell Telephion utland pref Lamson Store Wie- Water Power. Allouez M. Co. Atlantie.. v 0e 12 Hoston & Montana.. "4l Calumet & Hecla. T Hoston Land tEnd.. mixed 'blackfs mostly lambs und 1ings brought 0 and u sinzlo aeck common mixed nitives sold for 84,65, d Is good nud the market stros tions are as fullows: tair o good western common und stack sheep, cholee forty to ninety-pound lumbs, #1, Representatiyosiles: |Sunta ¥e Copper.... 40 D) Land Co, LTS e el | 4 2 natives mixed. 02 bluckfaces, mixed. Recelpts apd Disposition of Stock, Recelpts at the Union Stock yards, South Denver Mining Stocks. 15 the closine quotutions o change today. 520, County...\") Reed-National. Gold Rock. Omuhn, Neb,, forthe twenty-four hours end- ing ut b o'clockp. m., March 20, 1802, DENVER, Colo.,, March 20.—The following list the Mining ex- THONSES & SIS, OGS, [RHERY. Owaha Packing Co... Th G, 1: Hamwond €. The Cudally Pack Jolin . Squires & Co Alleghiany 9§ [tronclad. Awity. T2 [Justice. 16 Argonaut. .. 2l [Leavenworih 0 Ballarat... ) 1 |Kexington. .. ) Hanghok-Cora ... 4 Little Rulo %0 BatesHunter....... 40" |Muy-Mazeppa.. 0. 5 Big Indian 05 [ Matchless... 1 20 Big Six... U G Morntng Glim: 1 T Hrownlow 10T 4| oy W0 . dted.. 4} atury . p Cla; f 2 Dismond B. I3 0 . . 100 | Rdnning Tode " 2 Lty sbur 16 [ Whinde : 1den Treasure. . BULlon. . oooee e B CricAGO, 111, March 20.—[Special Telegram New York Ml & Quotations, New Youk, Mach 20.—The fol closiug minhig stock quotation Anpen [Horn Siiver....... B b Mexican. .. Caledonia B, i Ontario.... . Cholla Ophir .. Con. Cal & Va. Plymouth Deadwood ... 000L 20 | Savage.. .. ... Eureka Con... Sierra Nevadi | Gould & Standard.... . g Yellow Jacket STOUK MARKETS, Sorts—togs Higher. to Tik BEE)—The cattle pens wore a quict They contuined about the usual Tuesdny's supply and the demand was of the restricted character usual to that day of tho In values there wus change. Buyers were willing to bay Monduy's Ices for what they wantod marke® steady at from b00r 10 choloe cows and bulls, $2. or stoekers and fecders, #3.0016#5.00 for com - hon (0 extra steers, 8210 to $.00 for Texas ttle and from §.50 to £.5 Thero was but little busin generally o limited amount at botter t Réceipts for the remuinder of the week ronlse 1o be moderate, and prives ure lkely work a ittle firmer. market was uneven. ning, but wus guite weak luter In the duy, finally closing about s for Monday. The wverage of sales § great bulk of the duy's trading being done ut lowing are the 1o noteworthy Lo 2 for for veal oalves. s below #20) 1t was higher Demand Strong and Market Active on All les was o little COMARA, March 20, ~Keceipts for twodays are from $4.80 to #1, Closing auotations were rom $4.6) 1o £.00 for heavy und mediam, and $1.50 10 $1.05 for lizht. Light and medinm weight sheep sold quite as weil as before. but in hieavy grades trade was loss active. anl the feeling was woaker. Thore w good domand and the 8000 on no too luige_n supply Quotations ranzed from $5.00 to #6.7 for poor 10 extra. The lamb market was steady at from ¥ 00 to %.75 Recolpts were: Cattle, 6.5%; hogs. 15,0003 sheop. 6,000, The Evening Journal reports: CATTLE Receipts, 6.500; shipments, 450 market stoady ) choleo steers, §1.2504.75; oth stockers, §.00@340; Texnns, 2 cows, $1.4.62°.00. Receipts. 13,000; shinments, 7,002 arket oponed strone, closed lower: rough nd common. $ 106435: packers and mixed @4 prime and butehers', §.750 4.00: sorted light, 00} pigs, §1.5064. 70 SHEEP-Roceipts, '3 shipments, 9,600 sheep stoady, lumbs Tower: owes, $.00005.25; mixed £.6006.50: wethers, $5.00@6.60; westerns, £5.000@06.25; lumbs, £.6)@0.85 ork Live Stock Market, New NEW Youk, March 20.-Bep Recolnts, 00 head, w1l fOF exportors and siughtercrs: Nor trade; teehng firm. Dressed heef steady. e per pound. Shipuients toduy, %62 beovos: tomorrow 254 beeves and 6,052 guariers of beef. CAL Recopts, 8 head, Markets 4o owt, lower; vouls $1@6 per 100 108t Tambs, £@iay dressed mutton steady, %10%e per Ih,: dressed tambs, firmg 1 @11, {068~ Reco pts, 4,559 hoad, consigned direct; steady at $1.80@5.9 per 100 lbs, Kansas City Live Stoek Market, KANSAS Crry, Mo. Mareh CATTLE - Receipts, #010; shipiients, 60% Tho mar was generally steady, dressed beef and shi pinz steers sold at §00@BANT4: cows, #LIOD 340 stockers and fecdors, §2.756 1474, 1 0GK—Itecoipts, 8.000; shipments, 509, Tho murket opened strong to be higher and closed with the zafn lost; all” grades, €.0@ bulk, M.45604.00, SiiERp—iteceipts, 5.50): shipmonts, 200. Good sheep wore active'and stoady; othurs woak. i, INSTRUCTIONS TO ASSESSORS. Mr. Sackett Tells Them How to Get All sted. County Clerk Sackett is dotermined thav the asssssment of property this year shall be faiv and equitable; that all taxable property shall be assessed, gnd to this end he has issued the following instructions to the ward nssessors of the city of Omana and South Omaha: In order to guide you in the discharge of your duties as assessor of tho ward of Omaha, [ desiro to call your attention to the following matte 1t seems to bave been tho custom of former county clurks to onter in the assessor’s book certain lands in red ink, presumably those not taxable; but, while I have adopted this custo r, I wish to say that it is your duty to dotermine what is not assessable, and not mine; so that, should vou find among the land entered in red ink any that should be taxed, you will place a valuation upon it and it will bo treated as taxable; and I would call your attention to section 2 of tho revenue act, that you may study it carcfully and ex- empt only that property contemplated by law. All raiirond property outside the right of way and aepotgrounds in yoar precinct must bo listed by you for taxation, You will also istund assess for taxation in this county all the property of whatever kind of the railroad known as the Omaha Belt Railway company. The roadbed and right of way, depot grounds, tool houses, main and side tracks will bo listed and as- sossed the same as othor roal estate. Any rolling stock or other personal property of this road kept in your precinet will also be assessed by you. You will also list and assess as real ostate theroadbed of all street car lines within SouR precinct, estimating its value by the inile. All gas and water mains laid down and all telephone lines within your ward will be listed and assessod by tho assessor of the ward in which the main ofice is located, and I would suggest that in the event that none of these offices are locatea within the boun- dary of your ward, that you use all possible diligence to see to it that all the property of such corporations is m‘n{)erly assessed by the assessor of the ward in which the main oftice is Jocated. 1 wish to cail your attention most particu- iarly to the law relating tothe assessment of corporations and the blanks provided for this purpose, The returns for each corpora- tion must be made upon two blanks, one for tho capital stock and other items of cradit, and one (the regular personal blank) for tho listing of all personal property owned Ly such corporations other than capital and credits. Great injustico is done those corporations which make their roturus according to law in ullowinz other companies to withold facts that should be included in their roturns, therefore { hope that notonly you but every assessor in the city will sce to it that no ef- fort is spared to securoa complete, honost ana equitable assessment of all corporations of this class. Another important class of porsonal prop- erty that has beon umiformly negiected is franchises, both public and private, you will note that under the law these are taxable and should be listed and valued 8s personal prgparl)'. ‘ou are required by law to actually view. ocach piecoor parcel of land to ba assessed, and to list that which is improved and that which is unimproved in separate columns. In order that I may make au honest return to the auditor, it is necessary that you ob- serve the law in reference to listing the above property in separate columns. You will observe thatupon the personal blanks herewith there is a place for the street and number of the location of the proverty. You will be particular and fill thisout 1 all cases. You will return to mo sparate and apart from your rogular personal sheets, a list of such personcl property as you may find in your precinct owned by persons residing in other precincts in this county., You will observe strictly the requirements of the law in regard co filing an account of the time you aro employed and also the time of any depu- ties you may employ. Theso instructions are not intended to amend or substitute the statute which your only authority, but are intended to aia you iu interpreting the sume and assist both you and myself in obtaining a fair, equitable, completo and intelligent assossment of all taxable property. Simiar instructions have been issued to the asscssors of the country precincts, Mr. J. Lane, general manager (ieorgin Southern and Florida railroad, says: “I was entirely rclioved of headache by Bradg- crotine in fifteen minutes. 1t is the only thing that relieves me after the pain com- mences.” This man is trying to joke his wife about her cooking ability. He says the household will suffer from dyspepsta. 1t a poor joke. Awmericans eat too much rich food, without taking advantage of natural an- tidotes to overcome the bad effects. Nobody wants to diet. It is a_natural desire to want to enjoy the good things in_this world, Read what a prominent New Yorker writes; he had been troubled with gouty rheumatism and its attendant painful symptoms for eighteen months : #1 have subjected myself for months to the severest rules of diet recommended for such conditions, and used almost all the remedies recommended for gout and rheumatism, without any benefit, until I heard of your imported Carlshad Sprudel Salts, which I used faithfully for six weeks, dieting for the first three weeks and afterwards eating almost an {nung 1 de sired, All the gouty and rheumatic symptoms left me after the foyrth week, nd my general health and spirits have become excellent once again,” You try them to-day. 1 The genuine have the signature of « Risner & Mendelson Co., Bole Agents New York,"” on the bottle, O,MAHA’ ; Manufacturers” and Jobbers” Directory LUMBER JOHN A, WAKEFIELD AWNINGS AND TEN OMAHA TENT & AWN- ING COMPANY, CHAS. R. LEE, ardwood lumber, wood carpets and parquat WOLF BROS. & 00, vors of all kinds anners, ote. Send 0th and Douglas. BAGS AND TWINES BISHOP & 00, BEMISOMAHA BAG CO FRICK & WERBEST. sacks, burlap 1001 Farnam st BICYCLES. M. 0. DAXON, tes 8010 0n monthly ), OBERFELDER & 00., | Importers and Jotber 0. A STONEHILL, Millinery. notions,elo'ks 15118 8. 10ths orders prompt. 20812 . - BOOTS AND SHOI: MORSE-COE SHIE 0D, 1101 Howard $t70 1t Faotory oornor 11th and Dougiae strasty IAKIng 01040 pelces L3 0AIN Digacl, a1l Ard solling n clasy of goody waleh 1y very silo- A, HO3PE, IR, AMERICAN HAND SEW - ED SHOE CO. KIRKENDALL, JONES & Wholesale Mfrs. Agents 'CONSOLIDATED TANK | SNOW DRIP OIL 102, 1104 1103 1araoy st BREWER J0S. SCHLITZ BREW- chilmnays, o chnering Refined and lubrioating| of wieks, AS your gros OYSTERS. Sihand Leaven: A.BOOTH PACKING £, Packers of oyaters, fish ery. 08 Loaven: John Marliover. -_— CONFECTION VOEGELE & DINNING Mfrg Comfectioners and Jobbers of forelgn and PLATT & CO,, Oyaters, fish and calery. Cole, manager. OVERALLS, SHIRTS, ETC. | ROBINSON &STOKES Bl Efrs colohrate KING & SIMEAD, Mfra of “K & §" pants, s and overalls,ete. —_— — CARRIAC OMAHA uea A, . Darby, Mgr. C. ). ANDERSON, buggy tops, backs, cushions, ete. catalog. §19 8, 12th st COAL, COKE, OMAHA COAL, COKE & COMMISSION, BRANCH & 00, frults of yall Kinds, ' oysters. 214 Northi 11l st. WHITNEY & c0. Butter, cgks and poultry CORNICE. EAGLECORYICE WORKS KIRSCHBRAUN & JAS. A, CLARK & C0,, window caps, skylights, ete. Hard and soft conl. 16th acd Douglas poultry and game. 817 South 15th Strook Butter, eggs and poultry 1209 Howard-st. ") A, RYDER & 00, Butter,eggs,cheese,poul- ——— CLOTHING. BLOTCHKY & COHEN, Clothing, notion, furnish. GILMORE & RUHL, and wholesal 15 Howard streot, Itefer to Com'l Nat Bank | 1200 and Hownrd st BINGHAM & 50N, our eggs, but- e, poultry, ete.No 1th. Ttef. 1at Natl KILPATRICK - KOGH e smirhaco., | “GRyToos o, Dry g00ds, nottons, SCHROEDER & CO, MOORE & FERGUSON, Cash buyers butter and 11th and Howard- st Royal horse and cattlo SLECTRICAL SUI‘[’LIE WOLF ELECTRICAL CO., GREELEY & CO., Illustrated catalog free. 1614 Capitol ave. wame. hides and frult, 1007 Howara Streot. W. E. RIDDELL Wholsale butter & egis | d poultey, 1015 Howard street. FURNITURE RIDDELL & CO., vegetables. frujts.poult try und game. BEEBE & RUNYAN FUR- NITURE CO., and Thirteenth cash. 413 8. 11th-st. = ————————— CARPENTER PAPER CO KING PAPER CO. Wrapping paper. all kinds GROCERIFE DRUGS, Ete. printing, wrappiog and writlng paper, card pa- | Howard street. D, M. STEELE & CO., BLAKE, BRUCE & CO., 10th and Harney streets, Jones street, STOVE REPAIR OMAHA STOVE REPAIR — e Stove rapairs and wate attachments for and kind of stove 8. A MC WHORTER, 215 Bd of Grade. wire to N. Y., Chicago and st Louls. M. A. DISBROW & 0. | H. HARDY &00, Manufacturers n'shing goods, W. A, L. 01BBON £00,, Tats, caps, straw goods, A RH. ch of- GATEOITY HAT 00 i Tinrs Sts Hats, caps, straw goods, | gloves, mitten TH OMAHA. - - LIMITED 11th and Harney. —ee. UNION STOCK YARD3 CO, ('().\lMl:\'Sl\)N )ll'll(('l(.\;\' ALLEN RODT & €0., ange build- [Room 1ng, Bouth Omaha. | RECTOR & WILHELMY LOBECK & LINN, Dealers' hardware and mechanics' tools. 104 Douglus Street. [BASHAYY & DYILEF, 10th and Jackson e e s o bullding. Souta A Household Remedy. Avrcock’s Porous PrLasTERs are the only reliable plasters ever produced. Fragrant, clean, inexpensive, and never failing; they fully meet all the requirements of a house- hold remedy, and should always be kept on hand. Forthe Reliefand Cure of Weak Back, Weak Muscles, Lameness, Stiff or En- larged Joints, Pains in the Chest, Small of the Back and around the Hips, Strains, Stitches, and all Local Pains, Allcock’s 7 Porous Plasters are unequalled. Beware of imitations, and do not be deccived by misrepresen= Ask for ALLcock's, and let no solicitation or explanation induce you to accept a substitute, rDO 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. The eminent specialist in nervous, chyonis Eraduaio ln e WN nents sont bi mall g luterview preferred. fo) sont free. NEBRASKUA National Bank. U, S DEPOSITORY. acked, no ma ‘Orrespondenc 510 8. .40 13 . Ben or ate. Hook (Mysieries of OMAHA, NE INTEREST PAID ONCEPOSITS a7 OMAHALOANSTRUST (0 SAVINGS - BANK IABSTS, Ranltalt Wrplisccaes vois Ofticers nudDirectars Hoiry W. ¥atet, prasidont .M yuriod. W. SECOR. |6 &I CAPITAL:S | D Cushiug, vice proside orse, John 5. Colling, 4. N Reed. Cashier. THE TRON BANK, Corner 12th aud Farnam Sté.