Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1894, Page 6

THE _OMAUA DAILY HEE: Wheat Was Wenk at ¢ o Ak A | . hard NEW \\‘:“ ‘\ly”-k 4 flal i d Receipts About the Normal for the I T r ? ning him but Recovercd Lt " i efni; No. 2 mis B R R T ; Day of the Wee - R WEBRLING § S an—Firm N ghIng Light Oune cctly BIG RECEIPTS REPORTED ON ALL SIDES | i . mor ‘ N, 34 v i B T BEEF CATTLE SELL BARELY STEAI € Co. : med bt Escudingly Smalls v ¢ rates, 3485618 " N 1SS Con March The smdllest There Were No Symptoms of Improv b uil;, N p AWie, AR {1 Clonog. auotaing < pond: . Cows Do a Little Matter Under short | it 1k i b Akt L L U tor So Tim nd Not Until Jt & § Y, y b5 LI AT 8 ppers and fen h 14 cara f s ) : s Steady Fractions, 1 y HPMENTS - Wheat, 2,000 bu.; corn i A Mttt . 1 Kunsas Clty Markets, Strong and Close Weak o father | farmer cutting and wolghs i pounds. Tha | ehild fs a male, as perfoct ned as a bab CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, can bo, and on its b A only efkli e ; Eavalang b 5.6 Kivoat o - . E 1 iakonr 6 100 1. 0 W, Tats MONDAY, March 5, ( CAGD, March § \ s weak at 0 bags N t A, o WL 024 Atehison 48 s HICAGD, Mar ey - oW sat 40 JuTeionisn ¢ Receipte of all kinds today were not a ounces. Its f B the slze of a lorse chestny rooon the I Estimated. te $ s slipped over lig f Supply —1ogs Follow Chicago, Open ' o e . 00! ! place, yestor ronty are Swo | | | | | feceipts in AN Lines Muoch Heavier Than | ASHTHC TGN Wek O 6 |G, H. &8 A great deal Rifferent from last Monday's enp CIICAGO, way | taot P 14 Khe oo or for May. The mild 4 g L canada So. onds.. 108 | *do T8 g I T Con. Pac. 1ntn 10g 1, &1 G B ply. There were less than 2,000 cattle on of 4 the child ther, large n estern receipts and i L 4 ‘ : GO R LR il ) ¥ B v &t sale and sellers looked for a firmer market f fow | Wl Tive, T 8o 3 i o of i : Vit TEHET: pYaay o Eriguidy i g Chicago had a big run, howeyer, 20,000, i | e R bR U AL O A P9 stbons i & HecrERNd @ . - i A flooan, . a lower market, and this had a discourng i WIIL Wed the Freneh Ambassador ; i 3 | . 3 AN PHILADELPHIA 5. The engages Y o y L ¥ x Tom, 1800 1 I 4 n. f cal change in the market. The supply was HEREAN top. May corn i hal } 1115 Ala. Clas A too small to allow buyers to pound prices nigher, but i 1 A ¥ . ~COTTON-<stror ? 0ig | AL, Clans ¢ B very much and yot sellers could find nothing i v 5 Alabania Clir in conditions to encourage them to be bullish, wellust i, utes. lloh 1t was, faared mig i 2 L Desirable beeves, with weight and flesh, on | | # { | Miss Elver is the only of James ¥ wlich it was fe 4 & p ey which there was some competition from | ¢ | Bive v of the Philadelphia Tue the wheat plant, did not i .,|.\|...u.v v t Iphia 1 wer Liverpool quetations caused an e : Al Uiifon 44 Qo defer effect on dealers here. There was no radi ipply turned the tide and | LIVE POULATY-1 l /PTON-Quiot N.V. O, I o, ¢ Elverson of this city A Patenotre, all around 1 t U Biitain Hoston Stock Quotations. shippers, sold at full Saturday’s prices. Fair nee 0 | quirer, Golden Days and Saturday Night. lule tim The carly cables r ver, 15e; Callfornia, ; e Call Toans, 243 po to good stuft not overly activ L | The wedding witl take place Tuesday i an Incronse of 712,000 bu. in the quantity of e g e 3 cont. Closing pric prices steady to a shade easier, while a good | * 4 o7 e AL @I 0 pRTviN e AT wheat and flour on ocean passage and M ' ¢ horseshoes i fered and 2,000 balos wer dy tug wis many of the common cattle were hard tc S aarIaT Wil be-DaF b bnad: by : i ; v o extra wan (he Targist operator anid v T move, oven at decidedly lower prices i ¥ | Qibbon neapolfs and Duluth returned 058 cars a . S counts, 30c ; A+ few lots of the b Kin, Sugar It v a very uneven and rather o bas i e Tatee Lo a EaSHelor wndd 1 Nt 3 1h.; Italian chest- | & K2 Ln & I receipts at those two places today. A year 120130 almonds, 16@17c; Bnglish walnuts g unsatisfactory market throughout. Some 5 almonds, 16@17c; 1ngl 1 Bay State (i tween 0 years of use hey got 519 cars Liverpool mar Mo flberts, 12¢; pecans, large, 1@He; pe 4 | Bell Tolep! 16§14 ! Atehison 48, good 1,260 to 1,400-1b, beeves sold at from 3 ® 4 § ¥ ceoded re Roustan as Fren. i o, por BB, ¢ b, v Boston & Maine., | 144 | Wik Ceut. 1at8.. . T4 | whilo falr to' good 1,000 to 1,200-1b. steers 1 oo disposition on the part of holders to | $25: Orexen, e Ui 6% wt ubl, 305 clarinied | ficery A i D | Miies Miningco, 35,0 [ wane faef b0 A TAIY o SR e and was promoted to the grade of amba well. The bulls having such a number of AUBRKRAUT-Per bbl., $.60@0.00; halt bbl a m.umi (o At iaig 25 | odds and ends at from $3 down. There we oeipts | [l L SR ARG e LT Ve el VEGETABLES New York Dry Goods Market. Moxican Coitr a4 Catlmet, & Hoe AL L On Tis Way to the Const opportunity was offered, and the bears who | western noes o sgrm ok T : <, ; K opened with | N & N 2 i were cows, and on this account they 1ICAGO, March 5.—Mu Thoma short were unwilling buyers as a rul L Tn e ;‘;‘ on Shori Lird 73 Kearsaeo with a ready sale at good strong prices Gilroy of New York, accompanied by his r May. A few lots found | ,ONION quoted on_ orders u town buyers | Lavper 4 Oseeoli included poor to very good fat sto '4 t TASE . | 10-year-0ld son, mpent yesterday here. Ha buyers 69%e at the opening. 4 OT A b A Ainnencta e i s re numerous | Unton Boeif 1856 | Thmracic % $1.50 to $2.75, with fair to g but TR A left in the evening over the Santa Fe for swed a decline since the close on i o . te from _atore e in staple cotton | Weit Hud it cows mostly at around $2.25 to §2.60. Cal Californin, where he will spend a few woeks s of from e to 'e. There were - torado, from st Rk ey pricen. Clotlis . — s0ld freely at from $2.25 o $5.25, or at fully New York Live Stock Market. SIER KN fami: 1IN ATEDTo R0 mpt of recovery for some time, wgRc: Colorudo lots, TR, | S cooda hold thelr own, T London Stock Quotations. steady prices, and the same was true as to W YORK, March §—HBEVI NIW YORK, Mareh 5.—Colonel McClolan, I the price had bumped several time aro filled. At S per T ] ¥ brisk at well sustained LONDON, Murch 5.—4 p. m. close bulls, oxen and stags at from $1.80 to $2.90. 1; on sale RN president of the board of aldermen, touly The recovery wh CELERY - Jivira fandy. California, 60cagLon ts (OSt € presentningien | i 0% Moxican ordinary. 16 A fair business, considoring, was trans ! N chargre of the office of mayor today and will e was caused hy Now York | SV POTATOESne suppiy ds fairs . ffig 8t Paiil common.; Gl in_stockers and feedcrs, and pr Fin mmon act in that capacity until the return of in stocks there for ti N pool Markots S 84 Now York Central 102 1d up strong. Fresh supplies were 1 i " ) Mavor Gilroy from California, whither ha 10,000 bu. The price under the | s fos.: ragishes, por oz, & LIVERPOOL, Ma TEAT Ady, 2 Reading o A d were not more than sufficient to sut f las gove o vs' pleasure trip. inflience rose to 59%c. There had | ¢ b a0 Tiwer, por doz., | M @ old moderately's No. 1 L ex. Cen. new 48 01 | the country demand. R dealers did BV A a good deal of buylng against puts on 1 fie; cucumber a C red western winter 0 most of the bus s ave allowed | “Hiitin He Would Not Marey the Daughter carly decline, and on th s parsliy, o, . v mixed, | MONKEV-IHGTH porcont T s s i i N o LOCCOMA, (Gan- MATeliGi=R: FAv INayos, it 8o b ught was on sale, £ L T Rs : Tiie rate of discount I’ the opon ma L it b Al i market prominent citizen of this county, was shut IO HBY G AL A roved toui AT o ” e i ; yoric, i 518 1 8-10 percont grades at from $2.75 down. Repros and fatally wounded by Albert Bailey v demand and a drop to o : Ut 5 The., 268, La 8 5. Now York Mining Quotations. Ll et 2 | terday. Baltey hud seduced Naves' duughter. R s RGO N IS " Oil Markets, e g e lowlr 3 g Av. : K girl, and a quarrel cnsued, during which SOTTR ot AU S s 0D DA e | mBr ket v tha ol Komg ‘o | OIL CITY, Pa, March 5-National Transit | 5 1o -~ 1183 03 LS 0 e Naves was shot. — Bailoy Jail, and 1 to ab . 8, Fahey: we w0 e hox feates opencd ‘at $0%o: Biie: Taw i T4 [Plymouii 12 g 0 b threats of lynching are influence of the early news again came into | “CRANBERI S o 'utock 18 becom- | B0ise: closed sl i Shipments, | Grown Polnt. 45 |Sicrra Nevidi. 1] 2 2100 30 4 t 3 S e g play In the absence of any outside demana ioo sof tor bt e 1a il w | 186001 bl nunei2 Com Cal & Va.o'L 910 [Sandard. o...020 ] : i Montani's M as for cash wheat, and the price for May wheat siderable = demand standard’ ivarieties. HEaten ohehed Al 8o oloton ot doa Gould & Curry. 5 80 |Vellow Ja s 3 ; ! went down to from 59%c to 50%e about 12:39 [ gaP® o ver bhl 1 bugle, 38; Jer- | gr I CLot Phes Titlo & Nororosess 00 } T Sive 1o o E Bl L L o'clock. The English visible supply was | ¢ e atook Homestike 1030 [Qieksilver A r e S silver, copper and iron mines near hera LA ted toRNaYe reased 1,400,000 bt Ak Dulath '\\llmn Ma rlu R o ARSI nretertec 1600 e e have just been purchased by George W. during last week. The price touched ivel ediings, z L, Marehi b-Closel Noi 1 s | SRl torns, bury, 2.0, Ballou, who represents a_syndicate of Now eirly in the day and sold sparingly at that 2% e ataee ' o1 atayy, S2ioi Tuly, Si%Go; > - : ; : T T i York capitalists, The prico was $1,000, pricc a second time near the close. The 215 sizes in 10. thern, “cash, Gi%e: No. San Francisco Mining Stocks. 1 2 3 KANSAS CFPY, March 6,—CAT 'he mines will be extensively developed, Jatest trading was at a Riversid Sl On track: No.'1 northern, to [ SAN FRANCISCO, Mareh 5.—The offictal closing | 2.1 3 3 LR e and large concentrating ereeted In corn there was a moderate trade, the | ® %8 $ S rive, 60lc. auotations for minfug ocks today w el e 1 th 10 Tower; dragein HRIE Thie Florid berries are now y 100 1 \ping stecrs, fnterest Increasing some as the session ad- TAdde per quart STOCKS AND BON 2 3 7 vanced, the bulk of the trade taking place LOPICAL FRULTS ARD SN0, L - JHale & Noreross .. 6 il 3 2 e 1,400 heid s shiy 0 after the early advance. The opening was | BANAN 1 remain about ady: per [ Opening of the Week o o E: elelicr 3 Mexiian o)} 5 roni. L. "Wighers bk, $170 easy on the springlike weather and liberal | bunch, 5; por” bunch, smatt "t | Lo e s S e B e Dotosi reeeipts, but the market was quiet and very el u gl s Bulwe e ¥ T T e A faney, 813 choiee, 3090 | NEW YORK, March 6.—The week opencd | Choliar cern started in to buy, which caused prices 3 Y s, $3; choice Flor- | On the Stock exchange with the bulls in to advance %c with a little (rading until o 8 \ command of the speculation and practically ; 3o v “hed for May and 3Sc for July SRR B controlling the market throughout the day, | Sould& Curry tices were fairly well sustained for a while % e/t occasional intervals, when the bears . at the advance, receding later from %e to | pran o 1 black, laree, R 4 LS X e, held steady and closed with May only | aiwm, $15; small, $8.00410.00: black m made weak demonst or when the [ KANSAS CITY, March d; mar 34 from the top. ; small 4 higher range of prices d realization ot STON, March ) $13,169, [ ' 3 13 we, §1.2 In onts there was a firmer feeling pre- L Jarge, B n profits under the improved tarift prosp AR el vailing. The prices advanced from Y%e to 14 .t * | Sugar was the featur e bl G ik ) It #e gnd closed steady at the tc Th, i touched 50, which has never I O i R 1o Iy o yuched 50, which has never been done si 3W YORK, March. 5.—Clearings, $11,104611; | 6 1 2 cipal ¢ i 5 sirength was due largely to sympathy with | & onfana, olba. laee last Noveniber, closing within % per cent of s, $4.900,782 3 2 0 : Hogs. corn. el i the best figures, at a gain of 4% pe | PARIS, irec per cent rentes, 99f s 5 1 South Omal e il i There was very little doing in provision 85 5 ) latge compared w he closing prices of Satur. & the account. i 2 5 ) 20000 28000, 15,000 carly, a dull feeling prevailing. The market | m e 2 day. The preferred recorded and advance of | ! March §.—Clearings, $7, 2 2 sy 400 008 2488 opened weak and lower In sympathy with the L ® per cent. When 88 was reache B 218 K 5 3 Stiou 3 02 000 S0 109 decline in wheat and then ruled fairly steady LR , AHoRtR oAl A e T dr VAR [ tHaE st o6 e L, M aQliarings, L154; = Total.... 40.2 9,520 THENEXT MORNING T FEEL BRIGHT AND on some little disposition being shown by the | $10071.5 fum, 603 8 % which sent it back to 7, but the r 3 T R e e e ———— NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER, Joiors(o] pp I | R TicraRwastiowe yors { Aren a8: imed iniiae Jfox, siiver! | movement was too strong for the sellers and oy, DAGH per cent: New York exe g.... g : : 8 WINDLED THE GOVERNMEN1 octor saya it aca gunily on Uhe stomach, rome selling of lard by one of (he pucking [ 3819 calor, uceoriing ! " | the upward trend was quic! sumed and g : 2 ) : AU AL B houses, but the offerings were taken readily | fg” (6" Teatiy, larg continued S ‘ . . 0 e 0 beauty, iarge, jum, " 330} “emall, | continued almost to the close, the top price DON, Marcli: f—Amount of bullion gone 5 Charges Agninst Commisstoners and Deput 88 casily o tea. 1014 callod :\I)nu ruln-tlu‘n oyl :4!1;1'! mnm{' ll\mu::rl,\ 120; cromw. lake, 87, med ‘" Binal d, | being made in the final dealings. In the | ito the Hank of iagland today on balance was o £ i K\I,.Mmla in Alabamn Sustained. e n’fi ’5 i‘m io market broke on free offerings, particu- 0 : gray, 3 eai TSR S was At Al er ik e . cHA 3 b % I A P early dealings London was a seller in small ol B ~Cloarings, $4,104,307; bal- 3 L BIRMINGHAM, March 5.—Last fall the b it ; e it lnbge, 0 per cent.” Bx T 0 federal grand jury indicted United States “tre T higher; bulk rkors 124,80, HEEN—Recely 0 v Live Stock M e larly of pork, by some of these packers who St. P Rt 5 0101 1y k, f dium, 0 . anes onx. ‘No.'1. fusie, $5 me- | 1ots of St. Paul, despite which the stock rose Sl ng llnl\t,(‘l sellers, stop loss (ll'lll‘:'N, no out- } dium, $2: marten, No, 1 large, $: in price, all offerings being adily absorbed | change on New x\"fli’i,mfl‘k‘f‘ xnr:-‘mlum ido support and continuod trading by tho | medlim §1.0: amall, 31} mire, 1 Jarge | by brokers said to be acting for certain | ' NEW ORLEANS, March 5.—Cleatings, U Commissioners W. H. Hunter, Hawthorn and commission houzes before reforred to. The | SfHL0, el T el g MG | Anancial interosts prominently identified with New ¥ oo | 1ok - T Robert Carhilson, and Deputy Marshals J. A, | 44077 weakness was emphasized to some extent by | Soc; mountain lion, perfect head ana feet, No. i | the country. It shows an advance of 1% per | 31,000 premium; bank, $1.50 per $1,000 PRty i Osborn, W. C. Reld and V. H. Nuckles on the corresponding condition of live hogs large, $1.0032.00: Imperfect skin. 500 cont and preterred 13 per cent. NEW YORK, March 6.—The Wabi . e : % h W] GELEAY 12k i TETIN R ] the yards. Later on there was a moderate [ No. 1 large. 881 medium, n Ik akbthererinkara oW HICA Birlngtont |1 3 gross earnings for February et T the charge of obtaining more money from \ ¢ reaction in pork on the commission house | giier, pule No L lavee, K75 medivm, So; simall, | o0 fost actively partictpated In, generally gl Trox Danaary . el thet/goyernmentifithanithey ehudigentyed. o 15 sold with weitt turning buyer, with the close steady for pork, | foc; vaccoon, black, as to beauty, No. 1 large, | Improved. Rock Island 18 1% per cent up, ings, $205,00; e, § 3 ba 20 1300 Special Examiners Chalmer and Cowart LS ;- iR dbib i and lard and ribs weak. ~Compared with las 9 wcunk—-black, cased * Nor 1 hiieatan and Northwestern’ pro. | 2TLi _increase, * 415,32 Bl 1am g R e T i fusrantestitol cure night, May vork is 12%c lower, lard 7i Gei' emall, goc; 3 1 per cent. Chicago Gas was in good | i ) 5 11693 23 3 fiovi g Ty doietDHeY. p AT tion, Filg, Dizzi- T ot ia s i 85 medum, T0c; s & s in | $152,288; decr their report has just been made ey ony Fitg, Dizzis May 5e lower. £ harraw vea, Tlarge; " 60as and, the final sales being at an advance | Gii1¢AGO, M 3 3 TRt ot RS T aRIGA G Aaha ne: Bstimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, emall, et " broad " strl per cent. Distilling advanced | york exchange 1450 2 leputy marsh have syster Ay 3 h """I"‘\;‘\" 70 cars; corn, 550 cars; oats, 270 e 0 20@25c; wolverine, No. 1 larg % R raLae PE L TSteReTE: 2 banlk statements. i Y8 ky g i ot fb) ot 4y|0n{;]r'_1'|"!r 0 cars; oa CHHULTS i [ b S TR R b est iy cent, receded % per cent and rallied | actual rates, SLS@LSG. The bank statements. | > swindled the government out of fees hy the X scivouseofOplL 20,000 licad. Y ; it mall, S Rn Ao oy ag¥par fentil Prominenceiniitia fday & || S5 [arias publaesHEsekotit tisfmtionalt and |52, Ll et use of fraudulent charges and of hogus [ /732 i 1‘}'» Bor ‘l“n'- . Aviicles. | _Open. | High. | Low. | Clos e AL i | Texas preferred, % per cent; St. Paul .\v history. » inquiry for accommodations co 3 A 19 5 sald, were accustomed to bring charges ho Brain, couen m,y‘m:m',m‘ Beath Wheat, | : muskrats—winter, No! i amall. | Omaha preferred and Ore tinues vory lig scount rates are relatively o : b e L VaDE 6 4 z oy, Lowe P owantn elthor sey Maroh..l) o engl o7 s o7k | dilim, "o S ematl, 7e; ? medium, | Der eent. <416 2o themselves out of the officials illcgally. The b il ol | ongesy | O et :}(::‘“" i ihefhondhmarkotiwanifim dll ey and avention. i : : examiners discovered that it cost the gover: 4 Youtn: faax Organa thelr ) closed strong. i i 4 75,000, to conduct the North Alabam 5 Vigoe fmd doubten tho Jovs of Nfe: e sl sl audl oas HIDES-No. 1 Jidga. 24c; No. 1 green | The Kveninig Post says: Despite the afirm- | PITTSBURG, March 5.—The railroad and 1535 e OO s il ; rihin nnd Fonudo Weaknese, A month/s & S0 "i'«(:\ ) | a7zl | salted e gy Noo 3 erow’ iied Wdes, | ations of many despairing eritics the prices | river coal miners of Pittsburg district are in 1000 27 4 in 1893, This tner they s o e o e }‘\‘1-1!"":)‘." Mareh. -0 ¢ 4 20 s ary. Ant lildes, o. 1 dty | ta evisiol S resenting 12,000 miners. e ey WASHINGTON, 5.~ Charges urs Trce, " Guaranico fssued caly by ou M I 20%) 20%@so [ falled hiden, 4G pegre cured bi ver Ib. | stock market advanced today at a pace rather | “Natjonal Secretary McBride and National | 1 Sow und ca¥ H falsifying aceounts have becn made 5 A Y : 2 Pork por bbi S TSHERP PELS—Green salted, each, 2 more rapid than last week’s. This reflects | grganjzer Miller are present. Nothing has WESTERN "PLE. the deputy marsh L, Ind., by FEUHNE &91C0: LEEAGE] OMALL Moy 1 ¢ nos |1 groen salted ”shearlings - (short-wooléd the attitude of capital. Returns now at hand | hoen'done yet. It s proposed to demand | Av. Bresn otithat miades m sation doos not = L Julyiidie oo i | 11 ahinn),bach (ot dryishicorlinks (ahocts ed | on_ the ”‘ ‘1",“ 1“’f‘_“"":"‘ A '”“““’}‘l‘ a uniform rate of 3 cents per bushel for g cersnreereiann . O | gives the names of the alleged offen angli%a {short-woolea varly’ skina), No, 3, each, b ¢ | that suddenly increased American produc- | pining President Erich has been advocat- | 1 feeder oo S tas i brGY o : 90" o fiint, Kanss and’ Nebrasica Uistcher wool pelts, | on and not liquidation s the cause of 1ast | g a national strike and it 1s probable the |y feidery [IIIII1IIIII E petrated as is done in t 57k d | per i, actunl welght, baSc: diy fiint, month's break. The year's bullion exports | copvention will take action urging the OLORADIO, ernment Is swindled on all sides and to a and Nebraska murrain wool pelts, ' per o India up to date are y the same | & P i to India up to date are virtually the same | 44jonq] officers to move in the matter. cows : g 5 o great extent 00 omg | metuar welghi, 4@fe; dry flint, Colorsdo butchir valiio as those for the elght corresponding - e 90 | 803 | MmO R i Ve, “tiey | In value as those for the elght corresponding i feet e = g P fint, rado mufrain wool pells, per b, | Weeks in 1893, it T T COWS .ot e TEXAS' GOLD BOOM. ush quotations were ay follows: actual weight, 460 Che following are the closing quotations on 0 fo Seiad ALEHRE : FLOUR-Unchanged. TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 4@ | .ne leading stocks of the New York exchange BOSTON, March G6.— Several thousand anees Town of Three WHEAT Spring, i No. 3 mpring, | 4 tallow, ‘No. 2 nx@i e, ‘white e 5 asters . e G P Sallowy N 0; sroase, twhite da people assembled on Boston common yester feeders 110000 St e SNV EGLE COIN—2 ark, 21c; old But <} heeswi, Atehiwon. ... T day In response to an appeal from the [ "2 stcrs, failings 2 SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 5.—Ben H. OATS-N 2 white, MH@2te; No. s Tough tallow, 3@21; Adams BXPrCEs. &G ; e feeders. .. . 8 white, 30%4 " Ao | Northwestd leaders of the unemployed. Morrison I. WYOMING, Sanford, a ranchman of Presidio county, RY St. Louls Markets, Jo pfd fo pld ( Swift the chairman and speeches were J Al No. , 46G52%; No. [ ST LOUIS, March 6—FLOUL-Talr prices, 3 & Ny, Conitil.ll] made by Mrs. Harding, Lavid Taylor, Her- | 1bull - 3 Bt WhoSHaRs arLiyediclinre,8 ; IOFRGIA. AR Mney ’ Meady, ‘unchanged i No o & M Bog bert N. Carson, and Messrs. Merrificld and feedery i much excitement among the people of that . iy Sleeplomion Wodkneiw et Nl TIMOTE 3 ¢ paneidniland hanvypigtiingdown + Ontarlajdey.y:: Swift. Every speaker adyocated the pi bull ... . 210 | section over the discovery of a rich vein of B e athle The week opens out with about as HINDOO REMEDY UCES TIHE AUOYE 3k Tl Bty Ciered in yest TENIVASION - M ey - il s at the_elose; No. | € A Gregon N s ciples of state socialism. Resolutions were J gold. The find is located in the extreme A package, 815 for ooser g3 g whoull . March, " td%ic; My, #inc 7 adopted stating the um-nw‘lm‘»‘l woila¥inott | SHOM eck opens out Wt 4bout an | lower part of the county in a mountainous T e S P etk ol e, (boxed. : Puying ran wp %o early. retaining AU tolerate charity, but demunded the muality was haedly as good as on Satur- | district. A town of 300 people has already b GitieaGo, 10 or nels 1 : j advance (o e elo % mixed, cash an : shurg T H s ens some in- | sprung up i the o weels i by Kl & Co.s Cor. 15th anid Dougerass G1a. . W finislied goods, per gal., | She aavance (o the cloac; No. d mixed, cosh and | 8 N Puliman Baidee DeWitt's Littlo Barly Risers. Small pllls, | day. Higler markets east and some in- | sprang up there within th L two weeks, | BQiD by« s Dot ' ORI : ot ol 3.0: Reading ‘ safe pills, best pils. Quiry from both shippers and speculators | and prospectors are arriving every day, e Co Gistass Bin' OMALIAS s tolw g wers ia rooatntaana alipments o 0. 2 cash, Mle; May, v Richmond Tt J A made trade opewsout lively and scliers cculd | many of them coming from Mexica for todity I O L L s o), Hudson R IR W e Stolo from 11ls Employer. realize a shade more for their holdings than - [ Bt RO 5 ) ’ i ? Qsslagn are 10 e Votorlous Crook Arrested. Artleles eceTptaTamments. | | BARLEY—Little doing; sales - Minnesota Del, Lack. & W gg| 0" pldiesiees LANCASTER, Pa, March 5.—Simon | at the close of last week. Buyors paid from Sl : 3 g Reccipte. [Siipment D& I G pa 3 oo ‘m'“‘: ’I“d e e onrwe | 3175 to $1.80 for fair to good hogs of all | DENVER, March 5.—"Big Bd” Hennossey, LV f ‘4 Fiour, bbls 12000 000 | 1 s T0e, east track. L. Co u g | smith, a s locked ur welghts, and one good butcher welght load | o notorious crook, who walked out of the / J A Wiieat, bu 000, s 4 of stealing $1,450, Smith was employed as [y B Gy AT ey A i 0 Aot irn nd unchang: & Owaha. N OrOugh About - 94.88% 4 buyers ha cou 0o n Chicago w ting o b §Rann N e A Hogn Anwed y 5 Bd 6 | @ hostier by C. 8. Herr, an undertaker and | gpoug filled their absolutely necessary orders | €Ut room n Chicago when awaiting his Sats, by ShEe oo L AT Uit i N ) hern P p furniture dealer. Herr had been in the | and bearish reports began to arrive from | turn to be sentenced, was arrested in this Birley, b % 0 000 30 3 1 LR s PO habit of keeping his money in a tin boX | yoth hogs and provisions in Chicago, the [ city last ni and charged w being a - A T pro BT G Ty Al TR0 Gt ot he hostler. Saturday night he found tho | \ag" completely lost, and all seilers could | falr, it s said G omulatelvd) REE an GRITE Stamety S S ; ; 4 3 6 U x and ile contents’ misaing. = Suspiclon | got bl for the late hogs was $4.10. Sales | guised an o countryman, was director of u Tl A RE AP S oo = ) s ) pointed to the hostler and he was arrested. | &t that figure, however, were rather scarce, | bunco steeving brigade on Stony Istand K nK . New-Xore Ainika 1 ! Riiore y i ——— and at the close there were scveral loads | avenue HEW ERA ™% ! QL & i b “ead Trust 3 v X Swect breath, sweet stomach, sweet tem- | il in first hands, on which sellers refuse. PUSCOLA, 11l March 5.—Big Bd Hen SULUEQAL LR I ¢ ot U | por? Then use DaWitt's Little Early Risers. | to nccept the prices bid. The bulk of the | nessy, who was arrested in Denver yester- AR IR b tour, : 5 Maa a st " Arrested » BluosBlaoded Forger, A, On lat Mohday 3480 and $4.45 | mon who buncosd Ephr ck, a rich X {d Jironio, Privato + anle b ieat, Michlan 0814/ 1. & § ‘] QUEBEC, Maréh b.—Viscount de Vil- it the buik of the offerings, Represen of this county in cash fyoauoe: leneuve, a French nobleman, who recently | tative sal 5 WO years ago. srney Chad - om oMo Narkok s o T ok 00l ty oIk > s tolograpled tlio nuthorities at Dony i 4 e p R T A e TR clos in Montreal,' has' been arrested at th K 1 3 ¢ 3 tloutu v s AR i 10 it un AR N A instance of the French government on i i 240 Norria of Springfield, O., lefi here today for 0. HHox 034, Ofice malia, Nob. b, futures i TSt 8 K charge of extensive forgeries alleged to hav 2 the prisoner. Norris has been on Blg Bd's i ket dull but frme i $15 1040 15,2 e 3 T £0. 51 7 | been committed By France in 1892, ? & track over-a year for this Job, . tor, 6l B 0 - = - — | viscount appeared pefgre Judge Chaveau and 4 S—_” \ s hard. i1 1l hio rango of prices as roported by ). W. Dean & | was remanded .,..n'nm'p extradition proceed- U1 2 5 Lk TR Dlswlasnd % e 45 Dr under disappointment t iy q VT Board of Trade hall, 18 48 foliows SPRINGFIELD, Mass., March b.—Robert and the cable I on ings. 4 ' " ’ Stocks, i i [ L Y Enig eceiver of e ) il o Guickly, Thoroughly, For the | i e a 1t higher : Pills that cura sick beadache: DeWitt's | 62 i A. Knight, r f the Irou Hall of y ughly, Forever Cured ‘ nee o f NS | 0 Wigher; : 4 103 | Little Early Ris Massachuscis, received a copy of an - | byanew pertorted acicatii mothod that cagpot B Gl ¢ e 3 sicl s 4 17h e i portant report by Judge Hammond of the | foluulestocaie isbeyond bimanaid, '¥ou foel 1416 m"huh t N L it For Breach,of Promlse. - Maussachusetts supreme court The report i q 10 body. i ot ik g agws shipmentst o th 21| s TACOMA, Wasl, March 5.—At Roslyn disposes of the petition of Joshua B. Stearns | Bhuueio {6 na Jusanl lomes suded, ' Brecy s e Quiet t yesterday Esau Biltimore shot and killed force, will, enc Iuh ) power, \\h“‘\: falilug or AR by, o ; colnt during the | X, Pa o bk Mrs, Lillie Turnep. Both were colored. turn’ over the $280,000 of funds of the order by eiilArged aui stre ton market wan generally frm all day Wit 8 g 4 Baltimore clalms. he woman promised to now held by him to James F. Failey, the J aid Excesses gt and in sy with the west. losing ot 22 S ! % * | marry_him but failed to fulfill her promise Indianapolis receiver The judge dismissed . from folly o e o March closed at (33c; April Milwaulioe Varkets. W Uiioh 5 He wal placed in Jafl the petition, but finds that the case s on 1\ of Linn that Receiver Knight be made to | \ H | \uiioaec At sr Ape ! el YUY | ALawAUKER, March 6-FLOUR-Quiet and Tra ; Seni : i which whould be heard before the full bench § i H 1 i | H H and b of the court, and so reports ¢ a0 hand. Wrile for oie - ook with ex and proots. Sent scaled, Will that Lay fdle for Twenty Years, free. Over 2,040 raforon No. 3 white, | & Contral 0" 1003 - - B NEW YORK, March 65—-A will tat has | ERIE MEDICAL GO., Buffalo, N.Y g (S 3 E i) i3k 3 Both Died ther. § | bebn on file in Surrogate O'Neill's office in | _ » AL g P Cordake 1 WORCESTER, Mass., March b.—Danlel Me: 7 240 80 bl & | Jersey City for nearly twenty years is about 11,35, Lard, $0.9 = ¢ Yor o of the democri SHEEP—One-half of today's receipts were | Y& ¥y 08 130" WU Wheat, 30,600 | arahs,, tOpal, sates e | Sorinlay AP8.06 Ja. oo billed direct to 4 local slaughterer and not | to be executed. It was made February 12 ] kar, 18.800: Thurlington k. central committeo from Worcester, was found | jyo0 o0 "the market. There was a good | 1874, by Charles G. Sisson, who died the %0 Bbin i whast: 460 uriing el dead In bed with a woman at ¥ o 4 . L] [ The testator was the Ullers and Cat demand, and fed western wethers sold read lowing August 20,000 Loulsvill 18 esterday. Both were asphyxiated , &I i s Nortioiy 3 P " laville & iedlid00; | Inghum ¥ uy. Both wer phy ily at §3.15. Fair to good natives are quot riginator of th , Nort h \'.‘.,AIH “"1 t New EJRE YJJ :E‘r mu“w” t 6 X X Bt Paul, i Western West Superior Barge Works Resume. able, at $2.76@3.206; fair to good westerns, | Jersey and owned a great deal of » 3 will sond PRI (o Ay M MINNEAPOLIS ) ) 0; common and stock sheep, $1.50¢ wer at t & tod AT . EST SUPERIOR, Wis, March 6.—Work | $220@8.10; common AL ALack plasp. SLEGG Lite Imprixon Tar Murder tho pr tloir Of & N and e It 25 the Ta .n,..‘.\- : will be resumed tomorrow at the barge , 80G3.75. Representative sales ks ST. LOUIS, March s Ulmer | pasttiver iy o enlarges s W the poiltical situation. The ap- | whalebacks will be repaired and put luto | N0 e 108 g | e TR P e | L Em b ni lcocele of Lord Roscbery to the premiership | ghape for the opening of navigation 850 Wontern WeLhers ... 3 B Fimi Ar ay, o 15 dnys o hay \rns. Correapond Voo wréct Aiericunn closea “sier. x opan A Ty T g T iite tmprisonment in the penitentiary. - Ho | enceurivace i Tottury s pludn el cont B aul Which Was very Ar. SUver was —a>- shot and killed Mrs. Mary Dilman at 1430 | envelope. Address, Ts €, BARNEN, Lock etk uls Mhich WhS wery, firm, csiver 4% | Little pills for great lls: Dewitt's Little | ometal recoiptuand dinposition of stock an t K 3 1 iy s . ’ s b Moin) R T T g Y P il Twelfth street on July 6, 1592, He la | Box 529, News Dealer, Marshall, Micky i conveine bois gt e Gl e, e [ e Gad e ladin Council s’ lukhe T tele- | Early. Risora, by the books uf )" bu.; exports, 100 e : 2 Now Baxlang 105 The unrivaled Boguet that Cook’s Extra ety gt frms No. 3 spring, Gag; | Alchison o || s Dry Imperial has, has made it a favorit ; A Readin 4| oit % | with all good judges. 2 wim uraivee sv WakuvIEIMIS Ve siie vty EMWVIRR