Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 8, 1894, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: lh{l RS l)\Y M\R( H 8 1891. Y o . NIV A Y at suc: April, 3 closing at %%o; May t racity tn A few days. Flour 18 | covery in silver bullion Is the more remark- COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL |, o St A e ST | G316 Teom the race ekt 2 meommerenren snte | OMAHA II\I STOCK MARKETS HOPS-Culel e fiem . for atents at’ $5.6063.00, and | Of the most positive kind regarding the & HIDES quiet, oo millers are asking as high as £ n emall | per okt x'.“"“” import tax on silver. By ) | fap: Linkers aro bringing from $1.80 to 82 And | way of added perpiexity, the council offers General 8peoulation More Active than for plekind shoulders.” Blagie.” 1 ety west. m $10.60 4'. $11. There w trade | H/:“_*::m”:;”' i1 R Receipts for the Day Were Fairly Liberal and 26 § Peculiar fort of a Measure Congress is Many Months. tiorces Marcl t tat prices wiil be b oW. | have been freely taken and the ruling prico of Good Quality. g Asked to Enaote May, § nominal. today Is higher than {t wae a fortnight since. £ - N o ’ Flonr Output for the Weok. ey S0y B A, W L vos MINNEAPOLIS, Marea 7.—The Northwestern | ThIS 18 undoubtedly,a favorable sign, because ALL OF THE CEREALS PARTICIPATED | frizon: family, sitoogis " é Ml There was ariother substantial in. ( the red} embarrassment of the Indian wov- | FAT STEERS SELL TEN CENTS BETTER | & ’ i ;12 | MR. HATCH AND BOARD OF TRADE MEN creawe i the il Tnst week an. | ernment had as bad an influence in London Pt e ) g as our treasury's recent troubles had In this i - e g Joghie L K0 i b country. Moreover, in so far ns the Indian d : i Wheat Opened and Showed No 7 K wme capa council finds it possible to sell its own ex- pws and Mixed Stock Steady and Feeders > y Ho Tells Them that His Antl-Option Bill b Sympto TE8E 1 L, 10% wiive this week. | uctlon WL be | change, to procisely (hat extent the bo Strong—Hogs Sell Driskly at A g Not Intended to Affect Legltimate ed and Kose s i 1 i odr. na ther \ f'the | Of the “presidencies” will be released to ease Ten Cent Drop—Sheep : Speculation~A More Friendly Sixty Cent » I1s last week were [ uola. | the Indian money market. The same in- > gl badbebin flih s " This lof te an o nken care of, | fluences which are likely before long to ad- Active. titd L Feeling Prevalling, PALLOY % _ the (inilla are conse x‘\'r‘v‘y‘ FuRning ‘.'f,-,fl vance the price of all commodities will PETROL i U “ 2 Ny aiing f Whnt' buidra | caually act on silver, Yet it is clear that CHICAGO, March 7.—There was more gen- v ma i < wgether 'With | contintied increase in American shipments WEDNESDAY, March 7. | & i (A WASHINGTON, March 7..~The Board of eral speculative activity on 'change today B " Do Maila to ciract snlis, bt the, faot, that. there | masc ¥ Jeh Jown the London silver market, | 8o far this week, compared with the first Trade and Exchange interests had their final than has been secn for months, Wheat, f in near igh waier power fof all helps ot sk ‘l;“ ;‘ v:h'j"_":""‘r‘l:"”“’_":"‘"‘""IH'”” AUty | palt of last, there has been a very slight t 3 i hearing on the Hatch anti-option bill before corn, oats and provisions all participated LARKIS S Quiet: s, open are' iy, DUt not much difterent. from & week | fhe following are the closing quotatlons on | decrease in cattle supplies, a falling off of ] the house agricultural committee today. It In the revival of trade and each of them holee, 21@ | ago. The export ments by the mills 1ast | .ne leading stocks of the New York exchange | over 3,000 hogs and an Increase of nearly 600 | developed a better feeling between them and e inoney for. Uielr respestive Wolderws | & “”,"’., TR O bbla., against bbls. the | {oqny: sheep. 2 $ AND RO M. Hatch, the author of the bill. Mr. Wheat is up e, corn Be, oats nearly le T CHIn aners, domes i < Tarket, Atchison. . TN i Pacific. There were more fresh cattle on sale today <R ¥ Hatch made it clear fn frequent statements and pork 20c. Oats started the ball, which X cady: on NEW YORK, M COFFE options | Alton. ToHLoe: 3 8 o T LT than were ‘here on any one day last week, that he desired to suppress the illegitimate ectrified the corn and wheat pits when the L 4 ) ppenel AL ftos o DIt WvInes oty busing | Ado pud Northwesteri but the reports from Chicago were rather | sheep on sale today as were here on yeste branches of trading bucket shops, puts and found themselves being d by thelr LT v i u | lironedn: aayloew: Tad tloced Stondy b {0:t0 60: L, p00 B encouraging and the trade was in very falr vlln. but in nvlmr ;-ui\w-'»« the ~:lu|:-m-n e 118 options and not flect the legitimate ditially, Humbla follower 3 " ime | pointa net advance: sales, 1 1 : \ : ARDE obtholens, Thers were & faw | the same; Local houses needed supplies | trade in properly organized boards or ex- Wheat oponed easfer o r M i 7 crinde, T Db D0 | $aosris, e huly 450G : i . Sligjoninrio & W Bilnshek GF véry. ool 1.1.1‘5; beoves, but for | and the trading was tolerably brisk at good | changes. = The representatives of the latter &5 authat B2a" ut v prime simmer yellow, | Spot coffee, Rlo stronk and A s . Oreton My 4 the most part supplies we ade up of a | Strong prices. ~ Fair to good ives are | agreed with Mr. Hatch that bucket shops s against G010 1 @ d L b L R L A R very common lot of cattle, Shippers were | uotable at $2.75@3.25; fair to good westerns, | options were not proper and said that the torday It showed ¥ 3 5 e R e ; Jflat bean, s, I i | good buyers of the heavier grades and at | $2.25@3.10; common and stock sheep, $1.60% | only excoption they asked was in the line of strength, however, for about an z e e R AT DU G i | prices strong to be and 10c higher than | 2.16; good to choice 40 to 100-Ib. lambs at | legitimate trading at the end of that time it began (o stiffe [ al, 98 | CHANTOS, Sarket:Arm. i g, i ¢ Tuesday, good to choice 1,200 to 1,400-1b. [ $2.50@3.75. Representative sa The Chicago Board of Trade was up and rose to 60c. T veaker feoling t 3 LR, A T B 3 beeves selling readily at from $3.50 o $1. . ¥ today through Arthur Orr and ex-Rey the start was due to th A HAMIHURG, March 0 ; Del. Hudson he fair to good stuff and the inferior grades ERR i A T AV 5 ative Abner Taylor Mr. Orr sald that tho having no outside competition, did not sell a | "¢t awethers LG cago board " will co-operate toward the ession of the two evils and parasites of TR g i Local Marke 4,00 bas: prices unchanged to or. | Dol Lask & W prd weather, which over thi nt r W \ i eSah G Wverat ana | o HAVRE, Marca: 7. ¢ 3 pid I cle Ialand... great deal better, but sold more freely. It n wethe whs | degrees warmer than on the day t v nhd modium grades. inarket Is | %000 bags: prices unchun; 4, h o . St. Paul . % | was a good, active, healthy market through- les—bucket shops and puts and call before, but receipts here were only 75 car i . countr i packing stock, S T e > K : ol E out and buyers soon effected a gool clearanc: ""':*' ""I""‘j"':"y‘t"“ Whloks 1 0 board had tried to suppress them, and compared with 169 the same day a year ago, g SR | i o pfd o ptd Cows and mixed stock were not in over- | ,, Offlclil recelpiaandidisnosition ofstock as shos had secured laws agalnst them. They had 1Y AR bo R E GHEE (AT AP e the fy or uliek nd SO0l | MONDON, March 7—Market quiet, unchanged | Fort Wuiy 20 | southern supply and for that reason ellers ox- | by i reia fine Union stack Wards company | 1g'conneetion with Jegit speculation by ik gty MR8 than e o the o turkeys, O i — Ay e, vtd FUBRe e gnuryey perienced no difficulty In realizing fully | March 7,150 “futures.”” These helped the producer by OpRIhG RSN HERS o’ LHG. BLrBTIER) et E n s, Wool Jarket. iy Toxis Pacifie steady prices for their holdings. There | _ ECEILTS, _ | giving him a ready market and by carrylng B ENE S ROVAEY o B Ra h oot i 2 LS eI s s Sl feT e LOUIS, Mareh 7.—WOO ady, without T.& 0. Cent.pfd.. 69 | were not over thirty loads on sale all told | “CATTLE WOGS, | SUEER. [HONSES& MLS. | his stock until | needed in the foreign STLERE: SPTY . GeTTHEL: s SOM s, Wah X0 b k A S, M | ehange in_ prices. 1 Union Pacitic..... and they soon changed hands. Calves con- market. € Aid, fs the highest of the early decl to 60%c wa . i R DO: reh 7.—At the wool auction today i 7.'S, EXDross. .. L L Cars. |Hoad| Cars, | Hond | Cars, | He: | Head A 3 5 PO Ak S L L vl and tho [ 4N O e e O e W ; O Xbra tinuo in active demand at steady to strong | Zars:/Head toad. | relative wheat m: in the world by at AE “ATtnenbolli, And: /Dultth. = MinHeapolle fresh €% | iire was o g0od catalogue AnNd competition: was o i prices and bulls, oxen and stags found no 2060 _00,0.005 ; 6 | least 5 conts per bushel WIVE0 1 LR FOOSIDUN . Wore Woter talEon he recelpts are somewhat more I i Americans bought few, muking o Lake Siion clls Far lack of buyers at fully firm figures. N ” Mr. Ore said the committeo gave i materlally thero baforo long, ajthough it Is re is 0 moderate cal kood R R At e el Lotteviiie g § r 3 k1, There was a very fair amount of trading in - prominence to certain wild speculations on the difficult to see, with the promilum which o, Ko fat venls, 6ipic: thin or h (il e e W A i | Loutsville oni it | stockers and feeders and where prices were 4 ago board, such as the rccent one of Mr, CARHEWHeAt: demands: (iers; LNatcany A Vi Calltornia, | jowar, and Ci Mauhatian'Con M St e ( | not fully steady they were strong. Cholce o PASKIng ardridge. Such speculators always found dei h 3 ) hone rsoatioes, | White, 1d ) . s | Memphis & ¢ D. & K. G © 9% | fleshy, well bred stock was in good demand | H. Hann o | ir level and th y of the board SUBck Tt i T orlon slevitors . loh stk ;i " ieatraed || HERS LR BB S ‘T‘. o o atockn | o, Pheile.v.i. b5 |X R 1d 5010 up to §3 o anrgi | Thal iy Tt e CUCHUR IV /R AR AR AHBIAL be coaxed to the front Some of th y 8 2 coy M“v o, h v nre very heavy tarift uncer | Ohlo. 7, sold readily at $2.40. Fair to good !('l‘-]xl VR 4 nn‘\: > et LT e cront Ry seme fotath {oheatute, i Jalfan ehest- | GL usiness, e following are siles : 4 { went mostly at from $2.80 to $3.10. Good L . 2| Chairman Hate smed Mr. Orr that the it was said, to the preparations of the shorts | 1201k i 1 L wae; pe: | | L b L e R B i & Gt By | choico feeders are quoted $3 to $3.45, | Shippers and feedes o sole purpose of the bill was o suppress curb- to encounter what they expect will bo a ; A Crency dt@asa: Viotorin: | A Ta L ek fair to good at 276 to §8, and lighter, com-= |y T 220 [ tone and buckst shop dsallsian and tolcons very bullish report from Washington on | & i Ve br ! Wariie RS L *New o % SEih S R S e R i § z > - somimtiiser ko Bali. woNHbe. st Saturday regarding the stocks of wheat on 5;_ h 5 i e ol Ay £ e sentative sales: 7 G LIVE STOCK. T DU e CLELL R G the farns, The very buliish fecling in corn | ¢ SAUERKRAUT pur by 0; halt bbl., v, TG1d; 4 Natal, ] ces a8 reported by . W. Dean & DRESSED BEBT, . BET: N T Ao ) AT e and cats alto contr uted towara in wirlng St ; 3 . g CToemITcay 3 ¥ s Cattle Market Yesterday Was of a Fairly | so that illezitimate would bo supproseed - & the wheat i - desire. for relic DEA ; Kol Ay 41,008 | g 0 i Satisfuctory Character. and the legitl gailzed and up- om their outstanding contracts. The clos- Q hite bea v LB, " P b5 4 - o . 8 ; T z ' ! W ORLE. March 4 TR 2 3 cries The cattle market Leld. ing cables came in firm, prices showing from | $ 7 steady: sales, spot,” 2,800 bales i k| . : 4 was a ry one, the general 16¢ to 25c advance in flour, and Lerlin il ordinar 51 S LA 7 { ket ;)\\IY from 10c to lie ‘w'hu The extra n On A o e iy metoard el ar: : e e PR ; ; e AR e around #. | DBRANTFORD, Ont., March 7. ices were comparatively light, amounting 5, In Stiall Iots from stor (S ¢ ) ) g o 7 g 5 st of the s or 15 blocked n le - G BRIy RBOUEIT0 000 DU IR ekt "h")r o “,\.-I 1 i ‘l.f I”l.\”m” X L ; o0 " - | N"Baotne o d Hdd Y 9 3 I‘l m § $ Il “llu'\( of KV A river is 1 ked with | In West Brant from the four principal Atlantiz ports do. lots o ;e i i i N. Pacific o P e Lo L A b 3 et e S ford houses and strects are flooded with The price, after reaching 60%e, had several | ¢ EiE e e B8 ans Hook fathai ; | § 435 s Haz et Wi o Cedod. demand anid. poi R O UG BRI fluctuations between 0%ic and 60%e and Gxira” fandy. Callfornia, 60cqsLO). : : | it oot Pt : Recelpts were 12,600 ML E S IR the higher figures, with generaily rapid ral- T ATOIS—The supply 18 falr; good s 5 o H Y 15| 85 i 0 i 2 3 hog market was' hot lies from each slight break. The nurket BN VhaR R e T b OUILS, * March 7 firm; mid- R L H 3 5 iy i s tior was active and firm toward the end, clos- | s B0 per \lox.; radishos, per dox, 3 palte 00 balearpiieceipts; S 800 S 1 08¢ 5 S STEE than $4.0, the provail ing at from G0ie to cr o 5400, eunIower, DOr " 0 i '\.’.,'L‘l,'\‘ o TroN—Shot qu ; P 50 0 $1.0 In corn there pretty good bidding by lettuce, per SEOHEDRCUCHITI S s, lod; "o Blac: good ordinary, fantee 2 o) 21381 2 3 3 £ 5 : ofn some of the large concerns, while the offer- (Ao R : B 15-166; middiing, T ®ood entra. 3 s 1841 3 wat. & slight mprovement ings were moderate all day. The strength | cs& plant, ! aspa £ s '“;"\'",’f"" Lo TP L L S i 3 3 only a falt demand at from $116 10 $3.75 f0 was due largely to the prospective smaller <t T i ol =l 2 l d Veoa e D : to cho with extraquoted higit movement, advices from the interior indi- | oe: 45 : $ o Kanwus City The total of stacks_te were 1066 3 05 rir ki d R el T cating lighter offerings at country stations a ) 8 L 3 AS CITY, March 7.—W. 4o higher; | shares, including: Atchison, 7,905 American ¢ 5 e G0 LS ar 1t mare MAny. fed westorn slieon are and also’ to the atiive demand. for. caaty e FRUIT 3 I, Soaube; No. 8 1 s, | fon G50 Flean Sugir, 8003 urling cows. Py are bringinig (op pric which Is in urgent request at higher prices. | mariot aaarore e, DUt few apples on the SIS s o e bl i | L2 ool b oy SR ! Local room traders sold early, but bought | oranics. ‘Fancy sestma, hatie Folng to - very firm; 2 . 2 . a0 (6 T ennal I et back on the advance, which caused prices | CIA 118 Wtock 18 becom. c hite, 3 3 3,500 9,900; e it top Drices fof native steers, $4.90; others, § to advance sharply AV AravAleTere ft for shipment, but there i i 5@ 1ic. Union, 10,000. i i i £.00; Texans, $3.45. small cars—and tomorrow's _estimate £ bl Dot Snd Dugte, $h:° Jor- y : New York Money 3 eee : ] T CREL L T ackars, and 1s placed at \ riet bulged $ e A 819430 othy, $5.0009.50{ prairic, NEW YOT 7.—MON AL 4 mixed,© $4T5400: | Drime henvy end - butcher quite rapidly on the announcement of the NIA ORANGES-Tio stock iy ar 00, : Eo ey T cent; last loan and closed at | 1o i Weheht o dxsoried i, S1450500 light arri for tomorrow. The market 4l condition and \e trade is inc: 3 4 4 ‘ brbersit e per cent. e SR - . E e 2 JAME tecelpts, 10,000 head F R N G A D B LR T codlings, repula abice, ey Jsglie, 5 IRUEEREY TILE PAPER — 3G5% per 21 g i steady; top sheep, §3.104 slightly when the demand improved, shorts | 2525 ‘l‘mrll.um seedlings, regular s g CBIPTS—Wheat, 8,000 bu.; corn, 4,00 bu.; TERLING BXCHANGE-Dull, _with 43 g T 5 E Dastening to_cover, and. prices, wore. ad. an A i Wheat, i corn, none; | BURAR and At s AL for 5 oo 9502 : Him VESTE NG 1 THE NEXT FORNING | r:n BRIGHT AND %e, rec 4e, ruled firmer, and | % o 3,000 b, Pt G ol i AT NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER, S BNEAR It fromo Rt o e ath, t : i . irst Week of the Summer My doctor savs It acta gontly on the stomach, L Mar lver and kidneys. \u\nn‘ ant laxatt ‘This There was an active trade and very strong oL at 35 T quar - 3 . State bonds, H : G ORIN ATy 3 : : i A ; 0L, March 7.—WHEAT—Firm; _de- gl : : ¢ arimcls ma i erbt a4 o prevared for ves market in oats. Shorts bought liberally, and TROPICAL FRUITS. e L A TRl i aea . [ 2 : : TNCINNATI, March 7.—(Special Telogram to | seasily aat A el there was also good general buying, which ANAS—Prices remain about steady; por | MO ‘rea” western winter, ' ds 10554 | 3¢ closing quof % ' J e o morrow's’ Price Current will say: ) Y unch, - small "t ; U. 8 prer L.&LM.GEn ; : has been some reduction In the markettng Fi‘ B U Steady; demand po cw mixed, 75 | U. S 38 ecoup. S LGS R G . 1 : o Steady; demand poor; new mixed, v K $ L H 0 ERE, but ho supply: hias be Al for the absorbed offerings readily. The strength in Las the cash market and the active demand | L% ancy, $4; cholce, $3.50; 3 there had much to do with causing prices ~ 3 5073.00. LOUR—Spring-pat c ¢ P - 15 1 g y 80 | 5 b K L7080, 1 £ pring pa X : 2 . v n rison with to advance from %c to %c and close at uncy Floridas, $8; choice Flor- PROVISIONS—13 India mess, "P:wlm-lmull‘ T.P.L. » Re . o b S s es . z in the about the top figures, with a net gain of Syl rk, prime mess, s, Bacon, long and’ sl Lousiana stpd 48, \PIL. o (o 0] . o 2 ) agninst 295,000 last Ry e hox, $2.75. 348 'long clear, 45 1bs., 5 Missourl 0. . ) h g . .01233 . Snd. 140,000 1o Srominent pla from %c to %c. The feature in the cash j Do, 4 . 348; 1ong olear, 45 1b3., s, anicmay et dast 104 a1 2 “ PhiEa Ll Tominentepl trade was tho sale of a round lot of 100,000 FURS, b 1 Pt Tenu, new sot 3 2. G. W. 1866, 1098 ’ 0 B 1804, bu. No. 2 in store at Jsc under May. Receipts L el large, $0.0025.00; m SE—A Tenn; now uot 9. [Atetiison 5. 4 ens Chieago .. R ey 06,000 wore small, with no increase expected to- | i smatl,” 38010, L ¢ ) et s Bt o Kangas ity! 110 o morrow 3 4 ¥ ¥ s D. & R. G. 16ts H. &T. C.08... i i ) i 5 FEMia ' Dgo 3000 | Provisions opened firm on a lighter run R s, % 71 | dot 0 46 240 30 Clhethinati W mom 5000 of hogs at the yafds than expected and an New Vork Dry Goods Market. €N, C, U8 5 S o | Indinnapona’iiIIIIIN #1000 advance in prices. Free covering by the 58 sy NEW YORK, March 7.—There scems to be some | 3 i BT Cleveland »v:srerets R Rl do, shorts, and particularly in pork and lard, i JEatam mpyement daysloning ithe divepotk mazket, Union 6 ] oD ALVES. gL DRI and the strength developed in wheat sent i | mediate requirements, Cotton Shows no improv o ink Serk ol .. 4S5 5 G A Jive Stock Market. the market up with hut slight reactions, a L dver ment, while the demand for goods is of the regu- | NO* Bt Hiide X i/ OInGB A S . 2 82 30 5 NEW YORK, March 7.—BEEVE good advance being stored. The packes P i JREHChgrioter i toasinrog iy sular, but dowhet | N.W. Cousols o8 i i o Sl T 5 e ieads jon daels BIAS cun mankebisiow and commission houses were the principal n 5. Fhecting nas bewn Feduced for the. Mock, ang | NV DIb. 04, 3 lie ds theus “rexans nnd Coloradoes In food e buyers. A good volume of business was I TN Ier—No. 1, busincss [n prints and printed fabrics Is fajrly | coffered. fbid. £ 50 1.0 18 and firm: native steers, good to Urime, §1 transacted, except that ribs were completely S “‘;,‘» ELLELD f"“ her—No b | satistactory, although In some cases at low e . 8 L1105 00 ¥ 465; air, $400011.35; iner noglected. Tho market Mlater becamo com- | us to_color, nceording ' to boadty—no. J, larke. .| oodn are Smuwhal joce netive, Jobhors smaien | BosTON. Son 7[“L. .':::l:n s 3 s Drime.cornfed, " ! Food comn paratively quiet. A little realizing sent | $10; mediurn, $60; small, $40; siiver, pile, accord: || L5 be more. inclined (o nter the market than at nd, 81 3 % S 1 ; ‘bulls, prices down to a limited extent, but they Lo begutys 1asge,igi0; Smodium firgaimall, | any time for quite a pe; speedily reacted on moderate buying and | [arke s1 e i, T 58 i S T ; s it e g crsed e then fell slightly, the markot closing firm | Toc: mediuin, toc. sall. Kit, large, fc; me e e M leher oy . Sug 1 Wik 7 (0 4 sses of mutton ‘and JRN—Scarce, higher; No. w4 We 0 : for pork and easy for lard gnd ribs. dium, 40c; small, 30c; 1ynx, No.'1 lnrge, §3; me 3 h 9 3 o t H S i, 1L, $1.50; ‘marten, No. 1 larie, 2 Tai Atlant o e 1,000 hend: market 1o Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, | S | A gL o cliaraeidizy No. 2 white, 22G32%c; No. o § Cano 2 i cel rr v meditm, uall, nink. No, 1 HiEm eIk 3 3 % * [Tioston & 3 ¢ , Cholee, $.0007.25 per 100 . e 60 cars; corn, 245 cars; oats, 120 cars; hogs, | Resiol; * medtm e oim i 2, 410480, "1 T e e oston { ; : 1o ; : Cndbe ety OF THaRRe T 1 bacel 25,000 head. ark, No. 1 large, $1: mediun 2o, 47G48c. 6,700 opder ot 3 i b hgs hesn 25,000 head. : ‘mountain llon, perfect head ana fe. q v higty winebasis, 81,15, 3 B ’ { o £ o i B 2 610 he endorsed by the lending sefentific men of Eniope The leading futures ranged as follows: Inrie, $100G.00:. Tmperfect Meins S8aas ' Cheat, 600 bu.; ¢ ; b Lol { 0 2 3 ale, 8 tud America, —ATiicios, | Open, | High, | Low. | Clogo: 1 large, 87 medlum, 847,00 small, ki Jeal [einone; basiey 3 ci . 3 dressed choice. 5 e Rudyan 15 Wheat.No, 2 BT .\ No. i medium, HIPAME Wheat, none; corn, 5 R e v purcly vege- kit 5714 peag . No 1l e, medium ve; oats, 39,600 . none; barley, 2,500 bu. \‘v:«l\n{ulh Bioetric 32 oo e sale; market a s tubl o1l 04G3s| Oli Gocds.00; wkunic—bln ; o, 1 . Ol Markets, - AT g Lot . Louls Live Stock Market. . Hodyanision ~ a, Mavge, st s 7003 smah AT A T I On the London Market. STOCKERS R ST. LOUIS, March 7.—CATTLIT-Recelpts, 2,600 X > Promatureness a7 H arrow 60c; " medium; osed nt 8215 Go" blss clear! [ NEW YORK, Murch 7—The Ive s apilin ¢ SusTatelio ipmicnts, 1 it ety k ik Droad " etriped, | large 00 Vls.; shipments, 115,943 DLIs. ; runs, | special London eablegram says v 3 ke o atrong, Biloe higher exany aciiy woivesine, No, Jarge, | $4; | mes today to’ KA, but the rise wa ) 3 caby B0 | swedys bative wteers Lo o 1400 dba, $81300 R on smally $igy Wolt=mountain, ) 'R, Pa, March T.—National Transit | real price wad 215d, ! . % 8 2 0 1105 cows, 32,2002 exas steers, 1,00 to ares editinn, 3 $1.50; certificates opened At 81%; closed at 51%; high- | The disputed Balmaceda silver, now in t b s 9003 {2y it hog e pan s, ekt o ; fomd e B Wik | AR, Wil Home on (he mariet du { : Tiod 6100 head Lo LOST s . 1 large, 5 next few days. The knowledge of this 3 3 head g 100 low »*f 805 RMMANIHOOD 8 kits, lar a Duluth Wheat Murket. Wenkness. The India - council sold 30 . ¢ choice butchers, #4706 ,$.0a muslrats—win . 3 o DULUTH, March 7.—WHEAT — Tt Kot | Of rupces today at about 14d. The stock s 880 prime: light, $i.0088, © onstipation, Dizzincss, Falling ~Sensations, n“um oc: ok g B o MXCt | kets were quiet. Americans Improved at 1 0 ol SN Receipts, 1,100 fiead; shipments, 2 vous Twileli.nz of tho eyes and other parts. T e R T O TE T Y P G close. Private telegrams from Argentina repos 7 head; market stiong; cholee nailve mixed, §3. Strengthens, invigoraes aiid tones tho entirs July, 64%0: No. 1 Horthern. cast. 80tss a_settlement of guarantees tg varfous raflwiy Bt { e i) westerns, $3.60. i system, Hudyan cures Deb) "i Nervousness, Nokt rreantlin hes e Y o, e arrangement, Which I ‘reasonable, has e el Ive Stock Market. Emissions, and cevelopes and 'restores weake 5 " salted hide G gy bl Sarenem:, good effect on il South American sccurities {2k £33 k 1000 St v T GATTLE organs, Palus in tho back, josses w dny or 600 | 6 7 75 i No. 1 veal calf, § 1bs. (o ¢ i Thirty thousand pounds in gold came in today. | '§ 200 G0 2 s JEANBAS OITY ATTL : | nightareropped quickly. 'Over 2,000 private 600 | 607 ] 1 calf, 8 1bs. to 16 Ibs., be; e 1806 275 i 8 ] L LB ? endorsements, =5 e P s, bc; No. 2 dry flint hides, 3¢; No. ) n New York Mining Quotatio VESTHRN 80: Texits Cows, §2.00012.50 Prematurcuess means impotency in the first i auotations Worn nul oliowat lted Diles, ‘4c. Part cured hides r TGAR-C; NEW YORK, Mu the following are the COLORADO. ¢ SInd fecders, $57005.50; bulls, $2.00¢ | Stage, 1tisn fymptomofeminal weaknessard n, SSLQSSHRC; No. 3, £. o | 'l Sy 5 air refining, 138 dd; beer, | closing mining quotatiors No % ; Av 2y barrcipriess. 1¢can be flopped in 20 dugz by the 5 e sl dBOS AT (O ATk reeni salled, each ‘maintained; March, 1is 1igd; T 50 1cow ... e ©een 1030 Recelpts, 10,300 head; shipments, 2 use of Hudyan. N o sarings Llabortyoniod Sholgrae ity ain | o8 cows il T Lo market 10015 Tower; | bulk, - #1004 Thio new discovery was made by the Spcclal: 2 white, 33G33%c; No. | shrly shing, N A e g i g P! 12 A 1 icavy, packers and mixed, $4.6564.70; lght 15ts of the old famonis Hudson Medieal Instl- i (short-wooled enrly’ skins), N i ariing TOCKS AND BONDS, 20 IR o 166 3 and plgs, $4.00@4.7 tuto, Itis thestrongese vitalizer made, Itis filnt, 1% ehras her wool pelts, Gould & Gy ! 50 5 L e W o shtpments, 1,60 | vory powerthl, bt ]mrnlllu.\!. ol for §1.00 & nominal; No. 3, £ o. b, | per b, 5 ary Kunsas 3 'Change Follows Hale & No 30 [Tron Sily ) i TRITO rend. PRI ageor 6 packuges for €5.00 (plain sealed e Ono Falluro on iOlisnge Eolloyrs the Meal | HaI0&NCITI88:0, 580 1 |0 Ol Ton 201 e . 2 Stoux City Live Stock Market. Poxcar Writtbn giaranice given for o oure, 1t Rp you buy six boxes and are not entirely cured, s braska pelts, " per N0l o sale snq Nebrask n ool pelts, per b in Sugar, P e Ul e P KA T feodera JIOUX CITY, Mateh 7.—HOGS—Recelpts, 1 'Ivh\h\vxx‘n“\"\fl D-Trme WD e pelts, per 1b., nctual welght, 467 /| NBW YORK, Marth 7.—The announce- | Onirio... Lo |pulwer.... 5 ceders i . +Sterr 108 g X e T hend; marko stondy at yos | 8% more will b seat to yon free of allcharges: lard, por 100, by 10.0508.97581 shart Tibe, | oeminl Sprdo gaurraln “wool pelis, "per ment of the suspension on the Stock exchanze | SPr: 2 e A S AL s L i st il s Bend for cireulars and’ testimonials, Address @o.t1; dry salivd shoulders | “TALLOW AND SE—Tallow, No. of the firm of Hunter, Clark & Jacobs, made San Franclsco Mining Stock : sb st U0 8 00 . lins F adfitpsse) R 3 shortly before the close of business, was | SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.—The officiul closing e SR ) a0 cows, 31252605 bulls, 240, oxen uD EDICAL INST T"TEI stillers' e s, per g . h £ mining stocks today were ay fols 3 It ¢ " Distillers' finlshed goods, per gal., BOmeWDAL 0L & sUrDTING, a8 It WA BoE Knows minlng stocks today were as fol. i e 8 TR 1032 MARKXET ST, @K Tough tallow 5 Y e to be Involved in any operations on the wrong = = . Yosss P . s TR o N’ ‘ash quotations were as follows: B Nore i ving are the reecipts o e 101 prin. ! DA [’ Cash quiotations wero - ol e ar St A (ORAA 1o0a onithia WroDg TR 3 s e i The followln aro the occlpis ot the four pri SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. 8t. the firm was involved by Mr. Clark, one of | Best & Heicher L cipal cltics ay, 3 feeders ..., . LOUIS, Mareh 7.—FLOUR-Quiet, firm, | Its members, who signed the firm's name to | Bodie Ca AN 3 i T R T 6 2 South Omaha..... +.ve i It “"\\'G‘H“{ S A a number of fifteen-day privileges in Sugar | Bulwe . R AT Chicako oo b 10,000 R REGET Ay e gEEAT=Onenied woalk, gased - off 4 at 84, pocketing the proceeds of his sale of i BvAdaL 2 cows seeastrennasentne 80| Eansencity s it n o AY 3 73 | with f slight relap : + privileges and then, when the market Ao nion ey RN sins AR 1094 ok IO i : Oats! b A L 5 final prices; No. 2 n 56 i | Jumped up on him, leaving the firm, which y 200+ Fla e feeders ... 4 vy Pl ] Total 5 { Nade a we“ Rye. bu. s 1L May, Snhc: July, Bic knew nothing of his operations, to redeem LT e LBeOr il 080 Barley, bu. . B CORN=Fallowed Wheat's = B — Texan' steers. 3 1 With & galn of 4@ie! No. 2 mixe this_paper. After paying out some $80,000 ondon Stack O e B R e ¢ WENT 10 KILL HIS WIFE, On the Produeo_exehinge v - y, 8 the firm ma an assignment, not knowin 0 8 quiot; ereame @290; d 5 ) A i s, . 8 wrch 7.+4 p. m. elose VYO ) yere. Yot wia dulot: ervamery, 1763501 duiry, 14 AT ute % cash’ and March, | how many more privileges were outstanding, | - 0N, Mareh Turkp, 1, Ao 2L WXOMING: : Ier Futher's but Shot igiss, steady; frosh, 13414 S Conwols. money... 00 7-10 [ Mexican ordinary. 18 focders e . Ho Pollawed Hor to Her. Fut R 3 - — 2. Boat e, 48 Had Clark’s little speculation been success- | Sonkols woney.. 0071 Moxican 104 fe 2 o the Old Man Instead. New York Murkets. JEYSteady; Bales, Towa, G3@34c; M ful his operations would never have come to o Fasition X en o Bt 30 feedors .. A E e NEW YORK 1 UR-I o i} 1 2 nadia . 9 ROCKPORT, Mo., March 7.—James Owens | Tik GREAT EW YORK, ) PLOUR R light, but with a 12 per cent loss in sight 25 Pennsylvania .. HOGS—Rece e b 3 o ' o K. o A o (E) y 1S—Recelpts wore fair, about the samo Py 3 b HINDOO REMEDY poite, B, les, 14 ) track, Te b, there was nothing left for him but to con- | Erie ¥l 7 W Rewdiig as they were a week ago today, and the qual- | last night went to the home of his fath DOO REMED: In demand and exporters we 4 B0, " Widhers prime, $s.00g | fe88 or run. Nothing is known of his where- | Hilnots Contra o0 BOW 46, ity as a rule was very good, The liberal ¢ to Kill his wife, who had left him. [ RESCLIS w80 '1“»" oureEan for w wieat flour uthern | 8.2 abouts, and, as the firm refuses to make any BAR SILVER ver ounce. offerings, Including several hundred held ving there he got Into a quarrel with | [ers2us blaascs Kol “1,3,":“;';,! flour, slow; buckwhea! HAY-Dull, unchanged; prime to choice timo- ent regarding its affairs before or- | MONE 4 per cent. 3 , 4 bokpheat | MASRul, unshangsd; prime 10 ek tn state RogL okas ding its .mim before tomor o Of QlaaouM the open market for | OVer from yesterday, made buyers for local | his wife's father, Seneca Noblett, who s a Al e il BUTTER= Unchanged; separator oreamery, row, its liabilitics cannot be ascortained. be- 13 per dent, and for three montha: | houses bearish, especlally as eastern markets | oo NUSS T RGO T K goad o chalce dniry. 15617 r«ulu nm..l lnu[l”lhn; should have been the -16G1% per cent! were lower, and there was no demand from | SO (OO o Sobrdorir fled, But Iy | ritte fith s Igher v y casualty ol o Su squecze at- 3 e p! o) o) pe! o) 3 0! u g buy an aving - 1 only casualty ho Sugar squeeze Is a mat . Louls Mining Stock Quotations. elther shippers or speculators. On the close [ patr U GCH Yy oce Urnigiint has hot ot 16 o n will e e, HARLE Hikher: $3.06 2P of cong o haatres o i ¥ ter of congratulation to the street, but inas- Murch 7. LMining stocks dull - Olose: | Tuesday the popular bid was $4.65. On the al’ Medioal o, CUICGO, TLLY, or (hely oy BARL NPELTER-$3.05 ukkod § e . ¥ i WHEAT I 50,700 bu.; exports, o CORN MEAL-$1.7061 much as it has developed a new method of A T B early market today fair to choice hogs sold re - ith and Dougginas Sts., and__ bu.; walos, 3. b future WHISKY- $1/15 trading for private profit on the .credit of | i o i AB60: | at from $4.55 to $4.05, or about a dinio lower cxi il AT 01528 Bta.s OMAHAG™ ! " but HAGH Elizaberh..§ 00 T PAWTUCKET, R. L, March 7.—The north s R FAS rinshanged the firm, there s a dark side to the picture, | XHEAD 5 e than Tuesday's general market. On this e Ma . oe. fon ghis: Mot Ho): L el S Hihen e SScasio. e | Today's share speculation was in marked | Binet 3 basis buying was freo and the market rather | Wl of the Spence block on Main strect 1, Options opened wealer on fine w moss, 912100018 5 Tard 5605610 1A iard | contrast to the excited trading of yesterday. | - iz firmed up as the morning advanced, and | square fell at 6:20 this morning, crushing in | et and fiberal wcelyus.”irca siron imeats, "lox 5760 longs and ribw, | A Strong tone pervaded the market and al- Financlal late trading was at $4.65 to $4.70, mostly the | the roof of Bdward Smith's wholesale liquor | , Sealed proposals will be recelved by G. J, o iR aarthwaeiorn imarkule. UsUer cables and | Wil shorts. #881 , Joc higher. iac though there were frequent, and, in the case | KANSAS CITY, March 7. s, 31498147, | latter figure, or a shade better than on Tues- | store adjoining. The Evening Post, pub- | |HoMis, A ) P LHans 0f 8 snsatonel decrtse. i Intarior | pask | 40T.00; ribe, | of Sugar, wide fluctuations, the net result of | pOSTON 7,~Cl ; bal- | day's close. The pens were cleared in good | lished in the Spence block, is a heavy loser | Neb, “for 1 and complétion of an strong at K%e not ndva no_demand; WK Flour, 5,000 bbis.; wheat, 11,000 | the trading was the establishment of a | ances, #) 3 season, the bulk of the hogs selling at $4.60 | by the accident. elght-room by chool house, according td (2 red, Marcn,“cliwed dici May, @3i@eive, | bui com. ©.00 bu.t aate, 8,00 higher range of values throughout the entire | BALTIMORE, March 7.—Clearings, $2.09,24; | and $4.65 as against $4.70 and $4.76 Tucsday e plans, detail clficationy as made by Sloing, st Sl ho U iegere, ;xlj‘r‘x‘ngw ot | - SHIPMENTE-Bour, U0 qls. i wheat, 8,000 [ active list in a majority of the speclalties, | Palances, 304,15 Whs and $4.85 one week ago today. Representa- Lewelling Removes Willits, F. M. Ellis, architect, Omaha, Neb. iLgate, oloing b 66 Decembor 114 iie, i e - Nhlla: the faw declines recorded wers in the | B, YR, Mash h=Clearinen BTSN | {iye galen TOPEKA, March 7.—Governor Lewelling | , ClAt% ey e neen at the office of the closing ‘at T2ike larket. smaller fractions. Sugar was feverish in the | P 5 1 - y No. Av. gb Ph has removed John F. Willits from the State | e oo ¥ 2 srvand and at the office o QNN Ziocelpie, 10 bu.. exports, 4100 b, NEAPOLIS, ) 7.—Wheat recelpts were | early dealings, Buying orders were on the | gif haimmen s oy el T.—Clearings, $0,277.. | No- A¥ ) g P Board of Pardons. A aARL D (AR E et s thelr Jion L0 Biorolitures e . X 63, Syre: The market | board at the opening, which moved the quo- | “IARIE, March T.Three per cent rentes, | & 61 3 W propositions on file with the socretiry ag vator, nominal; afloat, 44¢. Options stror A 1 60% 600550 for dury | tation up rapidly, the advance, however, | 89¢ e for the account 8 = 2 { Harvard on or before four o'clock p. m. of RGas - Thursday, the Gth day of April, 1501, at quict} the buoyancy was due 1o short cov 4 Wits very Rt March being socn checked by sales to realize profits, LONDON, March 7.—Indlan council bills were i Swing 10 ik of Henter recepts; i v Bk L Aaren, ich caused a reaction. The shorts of yes. | allotted today at 1421 per ru g A : Children Cry foy | yhich tme the same will be’ opened 'und Koo higher than vesterday; March clcs 1 nortiern, 80c; No, t began to buy at the lower figures and MEMPHIS, March T arings, $339,48; bal- 3 [ Y gon h‘l‘ re <l u l“‘v e contra 3 .n‘.u’ullk 1o n.“ it ing At $3kc; Juls, HKGIe, clon | full premium was” hardly sua | 1he #lock responded quickly to these purr | M0N0 ML AN KU PO D" o0 30 1 Pitcher’s Castoria. | 8 “a cortified cheek in. the- smonmiocr Hin "SATS pty, 49,400 b " s L day lue to the larger ar 9, tolie & 95%, At O per cent ahove i “Ban angland ay was £30,000, 6. 2 “ uarantee that h pich SR B htiuren wiia “BRC i 1y i Wit e o DIOIDE (0 Sreater | last night's closing. This was the top figure | G cinNATL Musch 1 Clearings, 31067660 ¢ ! Children Cry for i Bond In the dm of b hich will tend to stre e the bre- | of the day, from which a break of 2% per | Money, very casy: 24@5 per cent New ¥ T Bpot " market active miuin for cash wheat, unless recelpt at 4 " 7 i ' Nor 2. deltvered, i % ThAD” Ave ‘cominaietts unieas tecelpts are larker | cont was subsequently made. In. the later | eeancriss Aratluh Pitcher's Castoria. y 1l bids is res ved by ation g 3 waite, 37t Aixgdodest | wheat from farmers’ hands s lgater and the | dealings the quotations were moved back 13 | 8T. LOUIS, March 7.—Clearings, $.924,17; ba ot hrack t entern, d2tact | country .’ln\..‘\‘u:“.y B Cquke a turther | per cent, with a recovery of % per cent, and Moner, dull; $Q7 ver cent. et 0 Chlldren cry for ¥ LR Rt A s owe | Ml ure Tunning. at he rate oié ihe Week, | a inal reaction of 3 per cent, leaving o gain PR g < > retary, E ¢ NEW ORLEANS, March. 7.—Clearings, 31, ; : \ fog 16 prodioted falling closing | bbis. fOr the twenty-four haure, With very good | O the day of 8% per cent NRW ORL arings, 31,4 : H , Harvard, Neb., March o, KOwo net advance; March, SWQIRe, cloalng | waier supply, wud Wi probabity of rumhing | The Evening Post says: Today's sharp re- | 1000 preminmes bosk “ted povtion sremuns | & . . Pitcher’s Castorla. M8,11,18,25M8,