1 ; : THE_OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY.-MARCH 12 1393-SIXTEE! g V(1 ] v | thinks thils remarkabio movement of setvlers | " SN with th e : e N | . ; ’ o . west, and on local | with yesterday and market ronsids | week Clonrings, $66,045,048; balances, have been In business forty v CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE | s St wags e sveecntne e | COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | U A A 0 | Sy Y B, Gl ekt | PO,000,080, Monay: 4 por ent P RAYe maver Kiowh Droviatont 1o W Tat o offe cts of the World's fair upon Nebraska peedlntigh quio” April, 63 s e nder nettied. condition” sch ug PARES, Murch 11, Throe per cont rontos, 08¢ | A8 high as thoy ure selling now. "‘},, trade g T v o trd now RO veris Lincipal ARios M B6¢ for the account course this year ma; he ko — e J WO %¢e, closing n arthern, 6640 0, : orthern HEwhoe, | -l ay RIS el i " pehilimas Wom Chase county who was i ¢ duly, Oiw@sThe, closing ot | warthern, "otk Nou 3 northern, 536008 | "Guiwa, March 11.-Clonrings, #1,230421; | JE year ovdt Known "betore, but. unies Broaking Up of the Oountry Roads Affects | In the city this week stated to me that in | Wheat Was Rapidly Mauipulatad in the Chi- | OATs-—Recelpts, 80450 Dt exports, 816 | G1c: My, 64%¢5 July 6850 .0 track: No. | 00 for the week, 87,286,421 B Ry R RO RS Ry A the past ninety days over 100 quarter s sales, 115,000 1, of, futures, 51,000 bu hurd, 0345c: No. 1 northern, 02¢: No. @ | KANSA® Crry, Mo, March 11—Cloarings, | inAte My ook to get all the 6¢ hoks I need the Jobbing Trade. tions of land had been sold in that far away cago Market Yestorday. i A i in May o don't o0 WIth me Spots dull, firg” " Options * auiet, | northern, boe, #1,670,406; totul for the week, #11 nd It may ta ) - 5 ol eRsters Bn 8 IR 4k v Tt e 1 out thint hogs AFo Not golng to county at from £10 to €15 per acre to people St ‘I" 1‘ N !”\h v 3 A ‘“ - ‘nv.l I i HaitiMore GF Harket Bavrimone. Md, March 1..-Clearings, Tat6ein May, But that Is my expectation, from A}llwru Nebrasks and tho enstern 480t No. 3 white, 48@4mge: mixed wostorn, | BALTINORE, M., March 11, WiteAT—Trrogus | 40815 bulunces, $263,604. Money, 6 | e e ot buylie u now. Fhero wre g s | states he purchasers are nearly all actua X405 white western, 436 40¢. Inr and fiemers No. 2 seed, spot and March Suts thag e neod to huve in our vrqge THE WEEK DEVELOPS NO NEW FEATURES | platee, T puhasers ar tiearly all sctual | TRADERS WERE AFRAID TO TRADE | 3giici e wiiorn bid od | ¥ pot und Mar ox, Marely 11.—Amount of balilon gone | AL e, - Wa Dy then i the. yarde: " We R current is running, tocholce, 1000 ¢ Fiiiner: mixed spot and March, 481 Bank of Eugland on' balanco today, | find nodificalty in getting lojns out there ad “In_retail circles trade is still quiet Hows—Dull, steady: stite 45150 g [ the price “we “patd when g “we Trade Conditions Affected to Soms Extent | tnough shopping was brisk during the bright | While & Declining Market Was Expected | cholee, 1002200 Paciiie Fo OATS -Quiet and stey Meupnts, Tonn., Marc 1-Now Yark ex- | {8 Ho 4%, 106, (e, compumptive, tead by the Wenther—Manufacturers Pres “1‘;\;}& of th \\m‘-;( Real estate is lo rkim; [ Denlings Were Marked Throughout e I LU by 41841340} NoW | RRiwe suLiaxas $1,00. - Clearings, MIGA0N) | poy By’ Wiy Stocis Some storekeopers will g ttle better, Home seckers are more fre- : b 5 5 s I e DR, 4! 5 Clielr v - | not only mbt'stock up, but will not carry any " tate Exhibie the Day by Fractional Ad: 1, 50 to 60 1bs, \ neinnntl Marke Cle e $120.12¢ X paring for Their State Exhib quent, and several govd sules are promised o i s GtRotan 0, Ml LT WeEasaNoms | g b oariugs, $126,126.- 1 product at such prices, o' cogpels the rare The Bank Cle for the month. Not much van be expected, vAnces—Stocks and Bonda. e il No S o, 704 g, 150 192.401: Ditan RO cstomer who wauts 10 by something however, in this direction until all the boom PROVISIONS-Cut pients, qule g Conzguiot;. No.2 mixed, 41t¢ 81, Touts, Mo, MARSh 11,=CloneTngs, $4,068,« | Chkd the Siak o chons Vol to. TS CRES mortgages are out of the way. The sa lfes, T0xe: plekled shoul ot plekled | OATS—Firm: No. 2 mixed, 84140, 805; this wiex, & 743, Money, 61 per | gotting tholr hama and bacon. as usnnl: The Jobbing trade of Omaha is all that | Dundee Place lots with improvements, i OmI0AGO, 111, March 11.—If there was any | JHEH :[-“ I-l"lll-)n hi Il\”w'”f'”i mlr alinzs WHISKY—Quiet, §1.17 cent. Excha w York prenitum consumption ¢ on his doubled. We might bo desired at the present time. Some | 4 mll(\wvm-:,. First, that bargains doubt about wheat being manipulated inthe | fier Westmin cioam oihactni s11'g, Qe otedo G ot e You March 11 (Special Telegram to | KK Qe as miny snoen ns” lust” year; bl iU . na takers, and second, that the boom Chicago market that doubt disappeared today. | nono: option sales, nones March closed OLEDO, Mar. ctive, | THE BEEISExchange was quoted as follows | |8 everybody else st the ya og product houses report a fair movement of goodighut | noy alwogother a blessing, Atevery fore. | The news recelved lnst night from Washington | $12.70; My closed af #1 Tuly ‘closc cty e, 2 e g, 1L WHEAT=ACHYC | toduy: Chicago, pars Boston, par to 17 | Isataiieure whore the Tupottant as o gencral thing they adimit that tratle 18 | closur men are found with means who stil | wus ‘caleulited to depross prices and dis- | $1100 asked, Pork, loss aetlvé stedys old | = Cor=iuils No. 2 dish, 8¢ D ke albk-Td 7. | Thing olse. "Thor may But. e g mbdy HORE oy ( 5! hy « C, 0 not ave fa ) e future ol e« ( N . mess, § 119.50: new mess, 9 @1Y. OATsQuliet; cash, 35¢ 83 171 " pren X #7:° | b o e q *e 18.00 N To rthe dul. i why 1t dul ey do ot | e flh e, 0 M f SRS PN | Bnkn oy wldas, ot nartat | S50 AR e e o R ;| it ot bbb e bt el 18 the outgrowth of u combinntion of condi- | USuAl course of trade at market orices, when | f RN ELAFSHAEER. TIEtrais KOUAEIRE | o SERERL LREY et B e s | Lowno oK, 11T i 0 Dren TR e Beon Closhony o | S golng into it : s u ! sheriff's salcs offer chances for better specu s, i us t giguuc) NDON, March L1 -LiNseen Ol LM el ook g OF the prospective hog recelpts estimutes $lona 44 b pecullar sight at the opening of trader b e ¢ S TS T e 11 Clearimgs, £15600.- | Ao tory side apart and no satistactory cons Cout ¢y roads are commencing to show T'he local manager of one of the houscs uld to trade, A fow had buying orders and v stendy; westorn fresh SEtollis ! J 976 for the Week, $101,327.276, nEainat 887 | hand. o Mcn Ga it uny figures now as the e fects of the warm weather, and from | furnishing newspapers with plate matter is | When they started in to WAL b A Milwaukee Markets, N for the cofrespnding week st veur | gioral outiook is coneerned thero 18 Hothing soine sections there are complaints that the :Ill_\ -A"!IV’VUI"H[\ |I‘.r Saying mm;un--:; ”“! with ";mul” :.Ml ' “"”m;b Witk lv‘.\l ullw A "'”r Quiet, burely steady; city ( l;\|||\\ AgKer, Wis, March 11-PROVIStoNs— | ow York LI u’v count, ;ulvl\lwlnu [ e to r;.-ﬂ ated at this t The murketing A his ght abo @ boom ¢ @ ‘boo ol hough D, elt, e hand o . P usiel 0 7.80. bt y or 00-any _Dbills, ol s las B ) con= mad is keeping tho farmers at home and 0Y, About th m that th m CotroNsEep OrL—Dull, lower; yellow, HR usler. Pork, Muy, #1 It deatts. Moncy fneliied to be ] TR (st 2 RS '|'||l‘,"ii‘:,"", " ; newspaper is o thing of the past in 3 the bull eliqne strong undse the mar- | goe - SHSIor AL O par cent limiting the sale of goods ina retall way. | braska. ‘The ecphemeral sheets which | ket. Shorts who hesitated at fiest were quickly | PErroLsus—Crade in harrals, Parkers, 55¢ R DB UNUEY Louts Mo., Mareh 11,Clen T 1R AL ® ason Is not Heavy roads are lkely to play an_Important. | sprang up in every hamlet of the state have | converted into buyers. Iustead of a break of | erude in bulk, $3.80; refined New. York, bl | 306; ‘thiv weck, 36,040,748 cori Ik | parlson for, tho. Wikler tohthe . Thore Toa part in the distribution of merchandise from | been weeded out ind the gentlemen who are | 2c and a panicky market, there was a bound vlphia wnd Bultimore, 35 25; Philudel- | Speculation on b change Was k last yeur, $23,767 ist week continued strong oTOrt to ket $1ock Lo mite now molding public sentiment are paying | of 1ze, which put the May price at 78¢ soon \"I ,,'.’\”v"-f”“”‘:,' in "vllm £5.2505. \I“ fasd Rather Quiet ¥ 079,682 halunces toduy, $375,630; this weelk, | ket at the existing high values, and before s 4 diahbiag, Ly o | |“>|"' s, i siriclly - bUsiiess | Lt o openiig aROaN-Quicts strained, corimon 10 goo NEW Youk, March 11 —Speculation on the | $E12800 correspond(iie weik lngt year, 822 | pisitive decline may bo Inauzurated but any siness men who have had correspond- | und doing well. Many of them g el tho RicE—FuiFto firm; domestic to ¢ 5 | Stoek exeliange was rather quict, the de s | Damichs lust wdok, #2,700,870, Mongy essentlal enlirgement in supplies docs no e or who v ke Wips o oiher el Sz i oni norve GThis upset all caleulations, The fmpetas | o RICEFAE o i dor Lt RiHOHALINE Yo 180,706 Slikec A tHE ih”,""“ per ceut. " Excliungt on New Vork, 7ac pre- | s Jkely 10 be Shown Tor some tnie o Jobbing points, say that the trade in th enabled them to holc MorAssss - Foreign nominal; New Orleans | ) but tha: » pulle it i | stronger than the shorts and more powerful | gpen kettie, good to choteo. fai stive, fr S One thing is cortain,and that Is that manu- north i behind the soath. At Minneipolis :“ ‘! I 2 .“1‘:“ I.’r led “Hnw h “lm‘t pen kettl 1 to en fairly nctive, firm facturcrswre making a determined and ap- N u siafe > say 0w for the moment than all bearish Influone nL 80T AN, Ing, however, was an exception and moved up ‘h:‘ I\; 'l. i V!u: port of Ne \\‘ \:w\k rthe week RROR LIV R s . pretty good at St. Louis. Omaha being in | sarned share of the country’s prosperity, | celpts were 300 cars, The exports for the | (1 e A R | oot e i D hoer T e futers | I kold aind $41:800 fn' iiver want ol Burop: | quite “Prices have gone o lly o coits” chig the middle territory, between the two,is [ which good times have brought to Ne. | week, according to Bradstr ro but | $11-16743¢: contectlonses . 4 7-1014%c¢ b of the incomo ’"'"‘l“wl‘l s, It l~~'\-<“'\*1 67 11 kold nd 865,541 In silver Ky ahig bt the Liht” v i . eaaie PR LN 380600 it 6o, i B 000 % b et e F | that it was not organized to antagonize toSouth Amgerica, The iniports of specie imited shippii Sthave MRe Easion i thio: dulinass o¢’ the ohe K I'hese men who have stood by their | 2,804,000 bu. compared with 8,251 bu. th at loaf,b 3-10745 radle, L6405 s pow : b Al prevented i s N RUERELIVIEY Of the . sthor. B e ople through adversity are entitied to the | week previous and 8,764,000 a year ago. | dored, 4%a5 1-1oes granulated, 4 9-16545c; | MeLvod, but simply to see that the rights of | &5 e, port of New yark for, the weel word SR ATOrs A o havo Ry #ro inclined to point to the weather as the | comnforts which sperity will bring, and | Liverpool wheat was quoted lower. cubes, 47%@4 15-1¢ the ne bondholder preserved 1 Y . itk Bt " | | | | | | I , 4 3 16,489 was silver ‘ to ke ckers did nothing, g y 16 TRON —Qulet, steady neriean, $12,75@ ' | e e T e beh T e | the citizens of Nebrasica would be ungrateful | wheat was offered very trooly 4¢ or more (i Inox—Quiet, stendy; Ameriean, $1 General Electrie was again attacked and ‘ fresh vieat men and s doing all the I | | now until settled spring weather arrives proved stronger than the government report miumn, market was inclinea th weakness. Rend NEW York, March 11.-The oxports of GI0t that with the coming of warmer woather | indeed if they should “now forsake the old | undor the May price, with the northwest | = Corren—Steady, dull; luke, $11.80, forced down to 95, the lewest polnt reached OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKE uylig, A fowof tha be her welght an and the consequent openinz up of new sprins | loc 1l press for any new ones | ready to ship afl that cin be ca nd No. LEAD -Quiet: domestie, 3,90 during the prosent bear campaizn. 1t is now A i R b entorpyiscs things will dssume o more active | (At may be allured to the state by the im- | 2 Chleago grading guaranteed. 7 < wont Quifet; Straits, $13.50 stuted that an inside company {5 to be for Cattle Trade Closes St to Active—fogs | B¢ lower trom o opening. . Bastorn. adyiees it Hore, provement of the financial conditions of the | for nothing, — 10 nssist th rent coneern. After the early were unfavorablo and th miarket went from bad to worse, finally closing flat with u few fouds still i first hands, Common light to chiofer iy y hows sold at from $7.40 to §7.78 le. A min with a stone about nis neck swin- ness Ching, break an attempt was mnde to cover. Th Lt el AL AR A farmiers still have on hand a good d¢ Lk liis’ hond r a0 ot o6 Kino H 5 BATORDAY: Mareh 11 @ conferences held by leading business | splice stock proved smaller than anticipated s Ma of corn and other farm products and money | . Flie conferences held by leading busines more su of Omahin et company nego- | And u shirp rally 10 10101 entaed. | Recolpts Bave been rather unovenly disteib ought to be fairly plenty in the country this | M1 LAC DAS Ay looking to a more nearly | trade with extreme be: the ma tiating to The by s also mude a raid on St Paul, Burs | uted the past week Joth eattle and hog perfect organization of the business interests | kat, The foature of the report whieh O o T o e i e but the bulk of the fair to vood hogs of all nting Tivok: of -id6qHAto. trinshortn v Catarehal Powder company | lington and Luckawannu, depressing’ these | ot S0 0 K ity 5 it w0l s A 8760 s st 89,08 T hor ol S atlntay e W | of the city for the general good promise a | the'feien s of wheat encouragement was that | will move to Chfeazo stocks three-fourths to 11 points. THe west ’\ i+ CoMslorable HUHINE oIt S comparad |y PR s “‘;M\’«':vlh,.lx.n‘ B F e i Of il s | #ood deal “for Omaha and South Omaha. | part which said that tho stock was most of 1t | Omaha, S P Morse & Co. dry goods. Incor- | ¢n shares were adversely Thilucheed by te- | With the week previous. Not much change in $3.80 ¢ 3 pL back a g 6 L The plan of work proposed has _been su in states where it could hardly be availabl porated, capitai stock 40,000, ports of rallway strikes. recelpts of sheep. OMelal figares are us fol- of elevator men and nas no doubt prevente T R O i i et e commorcially, the amount in surplus stutes Byron, Nub. C. H. Herbert, lamber, s ue- American Sugnr sold down to 117% at ons them from buyinzas freely us they would it [ {33 clsewhere, and should be heve. | poiy i Yet the fact remains that «d Dy Dickinson & ilerbort tine and later rallied to 1195, 1t dor- e Toeay 3 the railronds were able to'ship the stuff to 1 L e 4l s - efort | counting the reserved visible supply Gothenburg, Neb., M. E. German, (Mes. E. D) | stood thut ents have been made to | g : ¢ t o, Shieep. 160 i, for one cc 1 union backed and encouraged | amount on passige, wo @ now tho | 1, stce by'd. 1L Barrett discount the puyablo on | Recetpts this woek 14007 15,740 7,015 2 420 L . by every line of business will be as success. | p 1t of the erop in sizht for years, Hendorson Krosar & Neufeld, hard- hooks close | Receipts lust week 18,700 10,000 7,670 | 7 2 200 S0 Bt still tha 0 tiot A ful us its intelligent promoters predict. 1f od buying at the stari was attributed | ware, suececd>d by Neafad & Bro N ie hayiole Apeii | Same weeklast year 12,708 15,943 41414 50 good, but still there is not much compla Omuhia expects to hiold her place in the pro- | to the local elique, as Egglesto ; Huntley J. R David. harness, suc- / Heatlon of the bank state- Following the receipts and in sympathy with i) from this source ountry merchants ap- | coecion she must awaken to the fuct that | 11 person for both May and re cocded by M nt, o ore favorable than ex- | castern markets catle values have fluctuated = pear to be fuclined to buy only as their trade | Seysion she k cliques, factiol (et | heavy roalizing at thie wdva seriil, Neb., Jacob Bigler & Sons, hard- cd, the tenjoyed aoraily of 4 to 4 | considerably and at thnes wildly, On Tues- requires them und they do not anticipate | SHACT Gitios stk cliques, factions, palitics Jivlded to"ubout yosterday's elosc. umier aiid conl,

-\“\ET‘ ]:LI‘I”'\"I‘rllln,":“l;::".l 1‘._»“_\} L from sutisfacto In others, however, the | 18 Worked with the greatest persistency and PoraTORs—Stocks In the hands of commis- MILWAUKEE, Wis., Mafch 11.—Wnear—Up- | 40¢ mining NSO S NSRS b D a Beldun's add.. S reverso is the truth, Among the manufac- | OO advantag -,‘:.m.“ to load up the re- | slon mew are very light, “Colorado, #110; | settled; My, 66307 Now @ sprin, 64@00 Atehinon & Toyeka. ™SI Win T Five b7 a 13 San aRs & : s 3 turers there is an especially good feeling, | tail Erocers with the foreign flour. Some | Cliplee native stock, 7ousde. | = CORN—Firmn; NO. 4, 4040 -41¢ mer. Sugar prd.. 7 Atcnlson 24y, ... & A ! e I hatal s ORI % § i Per quart, 267285¢, Oan ARG il ! ay State 15| Atchiion du o 210 200 Oue locul house, young and of not very large | lrke Omaha jobbers whe Jro agonts for out- | Swerr Poratoms Tilire ho i fow i the | ssdrage, 0 o B white, Bl1 Telephan: " Gemora i i 260 800 5 %9 apital, exhibils figures for January and | $ide millers are among the hardest workers | murket which o solling ¢ 450 BARLE poaen & aluany Allouex M, ¢ - X 270 256 D. DFiazee, 1 D Bioazir, JAs F Booug ‘ebruary which show a positive advance in | #8€ainst Nebraska milling interests. It has TANGERINES—1n hall boxes, 33, RYE—04 :!urlllnx:‘xu“n\m‘ pfd AlARMg sy 100 00 Pres. Vice P'res Secy & Trous, sules equal to 80 per cent over one year ago, | DB & source of surprise to many that | | VEAL—Choice und swall fat’ veals, 7a9c. Fitehibury it, i:1 111 % Honton... 180 500 6 In heavy hardware,saddlery and leather | the jobbers have been able to pl as much | 1arge and thin, 8@ce. Cotton M R (LI 00 ) ) Gen, Kl e 1013 L & Hecln, . & £ndings trade has been exceptionally good. | flour in Omuha as they have. A locul grocer, New York Market N in g AN 5 Easy) good oS [T s it “In conve on wi b \nt rail. | Who was being questione 0 W o han’ “ For pad- il middling, 9ye; w middling, w2l Franslin,., L0 . i In conversation with a "prominent rail- | Who was being questioned us to v hy he hun EW YOrk, March 11.—FLovr—Receip's. Ty, B Apts, 8,674 | t AL 4 way ofticial o few days ago 1 learned that : qu flour, - remarked 801 pkgs.; exports, 98,503 bhlx., 11,114 | by 5, B0 0n; O b 21| “scuola MLl the immigration iuto Nebraska this year 1s | Well. you see collections have boen 8low | wacks; sults, 6,600 pes; market dull, weaks i rom tondljtucHicse haloe o c 1 53 [Quiney L . 26 tho largest since 1857, | On the line: of woa | and I owe the jobber, and he keeps watch of : kradess winter | hudes: o the D0 Batoss . & Sty coldoo 380 26 reprosented by this gentleman us many as | MY dour pile and when it runs low he does | W v 0 5; winter wheat, | 707 bile 760" bles; stock, g L LAl LU TR 1360 55 seventy-five carloads of household goods and | 1OV Wit for me to give him an order, but | fulr 1 fun A Bl | e - — —— s 2% 3 4 tenatls ave dolivered at, Nebraska and | Seids b 1Y gra hundrod sacks of Minne, | SiltiosoiuCuiraights F5 500400 Mimnosons | | - Coiee New Vork ining Quotations, 1380 270 b « as statio u single day lis g ve to objec g patents, $.2585.00. NEW YOrk, March 11.-Options opened | NEw Yok, March 11.—Tho follow 4 : Capital 825,000 Om Sloux City. The class of immigrants is very different | 43K me if it is not about time I commenced to | PCoun Myar—steady, quiet; yellow western, | dull, good 1o cholee & points. down, “elossd | cloding miniag anotations: 1og are'the 3 1040 apital ¥ aba an Bloux Oity. from that of the early days. Most of the | POV "!“:“t;mﬁ""w I'rt'm‘]llll) ' This v«ruu.hl .008235, y, 5 to 15 polnts downi sales, 11,600 | o rers g pind 10 ) newcomers are from Tilinois and lowa, where | SPPeAr to be the sccret of the success of the Ya-Nominal; westorn, 60@680. gs, Including: Murch, $17.25@17,305 April, | Grows folat. 20 |sMerra Novada. .. )0 200 | G ai { l l isi they have becn farmers and. eithor fonants | 000ers in introduciug Minnesota flour into | BARLEY=Dull, fyu; western, 60780e. | #16.50016.95: May, $16.75016,80; July, $18.60 L s e ) | o 1840 ralnand rrovisions or land owners. Having sold their lands at | Q. here s ouly one remedy ugaluat | ggde: MalEsegEs Uil Eoviar, 00 sy No. T, airatiyd im0 Pot Hon N U0 |Veliows : s L hith prices, they are scoking eheaper homes, | this. and that is for the consumer to retuse | CWii r_Recolnts, 50876 bu: exports OC SRR B O A R STOCKEUS AND FERDERS, i tonants who huve been' paying high an. | 1© use foreign four ana _insist upon | 48,600 bu: sules B10.000 bu.i futures K0ss S A T % . 500 160 10 3 Railroad Stocks and Bonds. nual ren als in ‘:"""""“"'“" are coming to :;I\-xln,v rti;:;plw;llkullh ,n.:) Nebraska 000 bu. apot,, Spot market tiruivr, moderately pPuADELERIA, March 11—WingAr— | Ontario.... . ad0 preferred.... ..1N0 500 13 € western Nebraska to obtain lands : cle. e bakers of Omaha ure ctive; No. 2 red, In store elevater, 773¢¢; | Firm; No. 2 red, March, 7444 074% phir... uiwer 1 » 230 0 L 4 PRIVATE WIRE figures. Thereis also a he: \: "...\'.l\v.}::.‘-m using a good deal more foreign flour than ~u_|u'u\77.~ February, 764@78¢; 1 hard, Cony--Options, ivn; No s wmixed, March | = = PRI 870 830 20 PHIYAZE.HIR from the central part. of the. siate Lo the | they ought but their excuso is even poorer | B7¢i No. 2 northern, 8ilye. "Options werd | 49%@30 1 St. Louls Mining Quotations, 445 740 835 westeru sections. The lowa or Iilinois | than that of the grocers. They claim that | Yuited e with i hicaso and on covering, oo | wodm¥yhatures dull and unchanged; 87. Lovis, Mo., March 11.—The closing quota- 4 Bos 860 | Yli ildi Lavmer comes here willing to pay §20 to $40 | the represeutatives of outside mills are ucted K@% on froe unloading, advanced 15a Pl S o L Hona were as follows: SRS 646 860 | nom BW 0“( 118 Ul m !...,. acre for good improved land because he | Persistent that they cannou resist their | s on covering and foreign 'buying, closed Now York Dry Goods Market, ~Asked Bid Asked 605 1 748 hus just m-h:‘nul at m.m“»u) l.",N. ber ncre. | Pleadings to bu flrw at he1cover yl.l-:u;lr;n{y No. 2 reid My New Yok, March 11.~The continuation of WD)~ flopa..oris W00 - Y There has been a very beurish tone to he Nobraska mer sells and moves west, T1H@78c, closl: i June, TEWTNIC, | wet weather tends to depress business in dry ¥ . . | rhet all woek, but ‘the cause of this | A Most of the immigration is to the central | Scarcely a stream issues from the lower R oSO e Y Tosan ot FonneaLToue; | goods ut Siraoon thatlsh the Jonblay traae ol |iae Warghy i f {8 Tiund o i T niust e i spccal OMAH Bty Uk o P B Jopd Y J MR isslicq ¢ agust, 194 3 79%¢, | continued relatively uctive. The market us a Lt e | tion. 1Lean't be in receipts, for supplles ar e 3 : iy fosern, hurt of the state. Comparu- | slopes of the Audes, either to the amazon on | | COUN-Recolptar $1,000 bu. exporte, 51424 | Wholo Was '1n Tather 'an improved condition e S very Shord und show o prospect of e | REFERENCES: lowaState National Bank, ) lew people ave locating in the | the east or to the Pacitic on the west, the [ Du.isules, 309,000 bu, futures, 14,000 bu. spot. | and tone. . SARMALN 0N edlately increasing. A few months ugo Ar- | Sloux Clty; orclal - Nutlonal ~ Hunk, river counties, where lands are generelly i | sands of which are not auriferous. ' The | pEO% A, dulli No. 3, 0313GOBNG In clevator, NEw Onieass, Lu, March 11.—Clearings, | mour was one of the most pronounced Lalls in | Omabi. 8 hign state of cultivation. The immigrauts | amount of gold in the country must be al- Ew;#x::ll‘ I:{'ﬁm’ < qu‘n raded n‘;lxg" 52abict Minneapolis Whent Markot. #1,074,768, the country. That he has now tuken the other all bring mouey, and the rallway oficial | most fabulous. At "z“::.ﬁ."hh \'vn'mi;umid .l.Ujllh‘Iun MINNEAPOLIS, Miun, March 11.--Rather PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 11.-Clearin side of the situation Is wpparent from i re- Epeclal attention elv 3¢ Up o GOVErlng | better fecliug fu wheai' pit ‘today cowpared | MOCUSOIL bulunces, 1,440,577, For 1o | cently published futervicw, fa which e sayai | Correnponasice solisiied PP e IS AR5 R aee ... 081 [, son . A L1000 OK1 I L Howell to I M y ot 8, bl K60 5.01011007 1exeert w 40 feot) Jeleries roplut. 753 1000 Lars Johnson and wife to William Eil- 1100 1156 ersen, 1ot 5,Van Camp & Eddy's sub- U040 4 § divof block “M" Shinn's 2nd ndd 2,000 1036 JH Ezgers und wife to C S Joslin, ox- 1016 4 ecutor, et ul, s 12 feet lot Bell HOH 5 vue Business ! e (T 815 015 996 HH Clark to 1D J 1 5Ux127 920 feet commencing at polit 370 foet s . BN Di raim B . QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, D L Thomas and wife to A A Gary et AND SPI Total amount of transfers to ouwsllo ordersq

Omaha Daily Bee dated March 12, 1893

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