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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-28
Ne Party In Politics, nor any Sect In Bell giOn.
The greatest and the Best,
The large Double Weekly.
RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR
n. Y. Observer,
Established 1929

No paper in the country has more exper-
ienCei and able corps of editors. DR.. S. Irenae-
us Prime stands at the head of the fraternity and
his letters and editorials still enrich the Observ-
er. Others among its editors have had the
training of quarter of a century for their work.
The correspondence of the Observer is from
letters and kilograms, furnishes complete view
of the condition of the world each week
The departments of Agriculture. Business
are conducted by experts. who write clearly ana
o the point. The Observer does not fill its col
umns with long essays and old sermons bot ains
fn 10
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-28
ANTIDOTE To MALARIA,
TUFTS hair dye,

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed in.
stantiy to q GLOSSY BLACK by a single ap.
plcation of this DYE. Sold by Druggists
or sent by express on receipt Of 81.
Once, II Murray Street. New York
TUFTS MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-28
REMARKABLE CASE.

DIR. Fishblatt who comes to Watertown
on Tuesday, December 4th, at the Com
mercial Hotel. performed an opera
tion for spine dis ease on Mrs. Henry
Thornton, of Watertown, who had been
unable to do any work for over three
years, until Dr. Fishblatt placed plas-
ter paris jacket on her which cured her
and she is now able to attend her houses
hold work.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-28
W. q SPALDING

Physician and Surgeon and Exal3 f ferSy, own
for Pensions. once over DSnA u
building, up stairs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-28
The Arlberg Tunnel under the Austrian

The Arlberg Tunnel under the Austrian
Alps, whose completion has been an
nounced by cable, ranks next to the St.
Gothard Tunnel as one of the great
achievements of modern engineering.
The object of the enterprise is to shorten
the distance between Western Austria
and Eastern Switzerland, and thus rem
der the trade of the two countries inde-
pendent of the German railways.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-28

A gentleman from Chicago will be in
town the last of this week or the first
of next to establish roller skating
ring.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29
Tha Sparrow and the Mouse.

The English sparrow is game. A
gentleman at the Society of Natural
History last night related a battle that
he had witnessed The cook had thrown
out some crumbs and odds and ends
from the table, and their savory smell
attracted q mouse, who edged along
through the grass, and nibbled to his
hearts content. The English sparrow
sat above him on branch of a sickly-
looking elm; and no sooner did his keen
eye note the scrouching object bobbing
through the grass than, with q swoop,
he bounced down and darted his tiny
bill into the head of the mouse. The
latter reared and jumped at the pugna-
cious bird, who was off and back again
repeating the dose. A third and q
fourth time this was done until one of
the eyes of the mouse was picked out,
and he hObblcd along, evidently desir-
inc TO get out Of the way. He no longer
rsin-he crawled; and before he reached
a place Of safety the sparrow had so
weakened him by his persistent pick
ings that he easily killed him. Cjnci'a-
?}Gtj Na3CS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29
A Woman's Revenge,

The mother of young Baltimore
merchant of great wealth, married to a
beautiful wife, had her mind much dis
trIrbed at the moment of her great Ella
ton over the birth of red-haired,
handsome, dimpled grandson by the re-
ceipt of the following letter: "Your
sons wife is Il nigger. He married a
nigger. L am her grandmother, and
am what they call a mulatto. You
would think she is white like you folks,
but she amt. If you don't believe me
come and see me. send my address"
She proceeded to investigate the case
and found the statements true. Con-
fronting the wife with the proofs, the
wife confessed to her husband that there
was slight drop OF African blood in
her veins. Her grandmother was a mu-
latto; her grandfather white; so was her
father. The grandmother was addicted
to gambling, and had, under threat of
exposing her, obtained large sums from
theyoung wife, which were spent in low
dives and policy shops. Harassed by
the reproaches of her husband for
spending so much more money than
she could account for, the granddaugh-
ter refused to furnish the old woman
with any more funds. Her revenge
was the letter written to the husband S
mother, who had originally opposed the
husbands choice, as the girl was en-
ployed in fashionable glove establish
ment. and was of unknown antecedents.
The husband is inclined to stand by his
wife, but his mother insists on his be-
ginning a suit for divorce The mar
riage, however, is legal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29
Don't ALWAYS Work,

A waiter in an uptown restaurant,
who was watching out for points on
stocks, paid strict attention to the edi-
bles ordered by noted speculator.
When the guest ordered fricaseed
chicken, it was sign that stocks were
on the rise. When he ordered bread and
milk and a mutton chop, stocks were
going down. When there was to be no
change in the market for several days,
he ordered a glass of milk, fried pota-
toes, and sirloin steak. The waiter had
just ''caught on,'' and invested his all
in railroad stock, when the speculator
came in, took his accustomed seat, and
said
'I'll take fish and a piece of toast
This was new wrinkle, and the
waiter couldn't judge whether stocks
were to go up or down. He finally con-
cluded to hold for q rise, and inside of
two days, was knocked out of breath by
the information that the road whose
stock he was holding had been placed in
the hands of receiver.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29
They Didn't Know the Old Man

A gentleman having a little toddler
with him the other day stopped at q
confectionery and purchased two balls
of popcorn. He gave one ball to the
child, and the confectioner placed the
other in a paper sack. Then the two
wended their way homeward, meeting,
as they proceeded, two ragged urchins
whom the man stopped and made a
divy Of the remaining popcorn ball
''Ain't he a good mani was the ex-
clamation that atgreeted him as he walked
away The little toddler then broke
forth: pap, do you know what they
said that for?" mo; why?'' '''Cause
they don't know you The silence
was only broken by the munching of
the corn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29

That men are not SO selfish and in
considerate as they are sometimes de-
picted, is shown by an incident related
by the New York Tribuaac: ga lady
pulled the strap of a street car at cor
ner where there was huge mud pud-
die. She looked at it appalled,. She
was not very young, nor especially
beautiful, but out stepped man from
the car, wearing No. shoes, and plant
cd one of them square in the mud and
said: There, ma am step on that. t."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29
TRAINS VIE eTWARD.

Trains NO. 8. and II run daily
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No l. 2 3
and ~ between Cincinnatiand NewYork daily
Sleeping Coach on No. and u between Gin.
cinnati and Boston daily. via Albany
Hotel Coach on trains No. S ard 1a hetWeen
Chicago and New FORK daily via Mensfieid
Train No. connects at Mansfield witt
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad fol.
Chicagoand all points N theNorth-v est Coa
nections at LeavittsDrrg fer Youngstown ara:
Pittsburg; at Meadville, for OIL City; at Corr
Tor TitusVIlle; at jamestown for Buffalo ard
Niagara Falls; at Salamanca for Bra6f5r.,
and Rochester; and at Bin ughanltoG for lbauy
and Boston,
Cioseconnecticns at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
Nonstop allowed upon loca! tickets.
A. E. CLARK,
General Passenger and Ticket A gent,
CLEyELkNB. 0.
j M FERRIS,
General Manager.
CLErELkNr q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29
PORTAGE COUNTY HEDGE co.
G. w. BOYDsTON,

MANAGER .

WE from
w
to- armor
gfEATToN Eeesor FRED REDINGEs Randolph
To a o.
uPlaf
ythaw weh.vexa
Hedge and
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29

Pressed for time: If a man desires to
express himself logically, he must not
allow himself to become flurried, as
was the case with an Austin man who
was very much annoyed by frequent
callers, and who finally exclaimed
There is no minute in the day that l
can have quiet half-hour to myself"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-03-29

The New York Graphic, which is an
authority on the works of the Creator,
says: The Lord never made grander
country than that which is known as the
Adirondacks.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-14
mens r,uo amflafrsfe.

Us mag eItt etgeiIe5 0ergnitgen ttir
eineu Mops lein, cine i'm 9arten frie<
6enbe S9iIbtr0te unsubelen, nnb er mag
oas plumpe Ding fIr sinen iebr ibmas
den Gegnsr baIteH; bic Sa6Iase dnbert
fid in bem Musenblide, in DeI9sm bas
plumpe Ding pl0sli6 cine Bfote bes
mutbmiluieen &0ters eintlemmt, bann
mist aaes 8eiBeu uu6 t6euleu Ridts,
bas 8einben lit in Der &egeI gebro6en.
Oas frans0fl6e Qbenteuer in Cong
fling erinnert an ben &f spii6en eis
nem Stops unS elmer S6ilbtrote. Die
6ran3oien ~itiirsen ii9 bort binten IN elm
abentsuer, bas lie fir lange, uielei6t
fIr INNER pertriippeln mirb; lie uebmen
aber Die Sa6e 10 lei6t uno i9dsen ben
9e9ner 10 seriug, 9erabe wie Der Mops
bic S6il6fr6te. Seit mebreren Sagen
martet man in 9aris nit Spannung auI
3a6ri9ten aus @lien. Seine Ra9ri9z
ten finb seuObnli6 quite @a9ri9ten:
bic 6rGn;oien aber 6aben bieIen Sroii
ni6t, un6 baB iie bieies SrOitsefibI ni6i
baben, benefit Der pielfa6 seduBerte Ser.
ba9t, baB bas Miniitertum i9limme
Nadridteu erbaIten babe, aber bieielber
ni6t befannt made, bis Der Greoit fil
Die GrpeOitiOn perpiui9t iei.
China 1T fitr bas Mbenolanb cine un-
betannte GroBe, sera6e wie bic S6ilO.
tr0te mir ben Wops. Oas born9epan.
3erte Sbier mag taulenbmal &opf unb
Beine suriidsieben unb leinen Yanser
bidt eeidlof1en baIten, fs bag IS ieir
mutbpiuiser @egner bur9 ben @arten
pdI3en tann; plOtli3 aber eritebt es
ieine @ele9enbeit, unb es entwidelt cine
$eraft unb cine 6dbisteit S9aben gu
tbun, Die man Dem barmIoien Ding gar
ni9t sugetraut bate. Wem bic Sran3o:
leu 9lalbten, Tie fOnnten nit lautem
8rabIen unb Oroben bieie @egner eins
i6it9tern, 10 perben lie un9efdbr ieet
ausgefunoen baben, baB lie tie i9mdbli6
9etdui6t; benn aus ben Qn9aben bes
Morquis Gien9 er6e0t, bag bic @bineiel
einen SbeiI pon Sou9tin9 beiett baben
unb Die Expedition 9e9en Sac>gtinb auI
eroBen Wiberitano itoBen mirb.
Nbmiral 9ourbet bat ls, 900 (?) Ruun
GuropGr, alio bebeutenb mebr Qeute, ais
benz 2or6 Gliue sur 8erfiiguns itanben,
nm balb SSnbien gu eroberu, aber mir
brau6en unS gar ni6t gu wunbern, wenn
mir beute Ooer mor9en Ieien, bag bic frans
3oiii9en 9eIben pon ben manbeldugiger
3opftrdgern gang idmmerli9 ~uerbauen
woroeu limb. @s lie9t etlpas in Der 2uft,
bas mad frun;oiii9en 8rii9e(u rte6t.
(8alt. .. Corr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-14

aderbau grseusnihen, Die 9lusfubr pom
Iabrisirten NrtifeIu. Sic betrus uur
Sill 800, 900, oIio uidt gang elm Sies
benteI pom Der geiammten Ausfubr.
Dies ut uatlrli9 cine 6OIse Der boben
S6uss0us, pel6e ben umeritauii9en
9a6ritanten, inoem fe bic Rolten Der
Fabrication Dert6euern, ben @eItmartt
uerl6IieSen. Die Nusfubr fabrisirter
@rtiteI aug ben Ser. Staaten betrd9t
ni1t uiel mebr aIs smsi 8rO,ent Der ses
lammteu 6obritation, elm 8eweis bis gu
weI6em @rabe ms Der Gnrif ben @eIts
MART ueri9lieBt!
Nu9 i'm lestsn Sabre iiub in 6olSs
u~nierer pertebrten S6iffabrtsseiese,
weI9e uuiern Rbebern ben &ntauf ansr
mdrtieer S6ife unm6gli9 MAIDEN, fat
pier TinfteI &c BrO3ent) ~unIeres aus
wdrtigeu 6anbeIs in fremben S3iffen
beior9t wer6en. Dor benz 6riege mar
bas 0srbdltniB beinnbe bas llm9etebrte.
OnmaIs ipielten bic b0l3ernen S9i1e,
rueI9e bier woblfeiIer gebaut werbert
fonnten, nod Die 5auptroue; wdbrenb
mir in 5oIse bes Garifs i'm Ban pom eis
Iernen S9ifTen, wel6e bic b0l3ernen
mebr uuO mebr ~uerbrduseu, ni9t eoncurs
rireu t6Hneu. u. b. Us.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-14

Sm Sabre 1876 brad 8aiib gai9a
nit 20, 600 Mann seeen Abefpnien auf,
UNI 4rrsnorup's RieberIoge 81 ridden.
gr wur6e pon elmer ibm 3war en- 3abI
iiberIesenen, aber I9le6t bswaFneten
abeipnii1sH Nrmee BEL @ura ssidIasen
unb muBte einen unriibmIiden Riidsug
antrsten; aud in bieiem 6eIbsuse benabz
men bic Gruppen hes Rbebiue ii5 fdIe1t.
Ole Gneldn6er haben po6rIi9 feline Hrs
la9e, pom Dem Siege, ben fe BET Cell
eIsSebir nber 10 idIe9ts SoIbaten err
fO9teH babeu, 10 uiel &ufbebsns gu
ma6eu-
8as man rber cen vfaLi9en Bropbe=
ten", unb iiber bic Stdrte unb 3uiam>
meniesuug ieines 6eeres weiB, berubt
bis iest alif penis snuerIdiisen unh ni6t
iebr ausfibrli9en Ra6ri9teu, unb %
er wirtIid i'm Stanoe iein wirb, erfoGsz
reid sesen has eisentIt3e ggppten uors
;uorinsen, bleibt ab3umarteu. 6eere,
wie bas, wel9es 81 Mabbi beiebliet,
laufen oft bel eerinsflgiseu anIdHeu
e6en 10 idneu nuseinanoer, ME fie bur9
ausenbIidli9e 8eseiiterung inter cine
semeinianle SABINE 9erufen woroen iinb.
or. b. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-14
inner aus,pdrtiner aanael.

Ger SobrsSberi6t beS it0tiltilhen
Bureaus in Waihin9tou iiber bic SIN
fubr unb Ausfubr oeS leeten Rsbnuu9s.
jabres Il. Suli 1882 bis 30. sunni 1889
1T erI6;enen. Sroeoem i'm Nnaemeiuen
Der Gitorud porberrlbte, bag Die I6auz
oeIstbdti9teit wGbreno bisleS Sabres
felne ~beionoere reqe geweIen lit, meilt Der
9eriht no6, baB unier ouSndrti9er
0anbel wdbreno beNeIben, Ginfubr unb
NuSfubr ,uiammengered)net, GROCER 9es
meien lit als ie porber. @r lteIt Die
risli0e Summe pou 81, 547 ,O2O, 9l6
Dor! Oauon tommen 1925, $50, 4O2 ouf
Die Musfubr unb 1929, lsO, Ola auf Die
@infuhr. Die 0anoelsbilans mar alio
i'm 500, Cos ,48S 81 uniern @unitcu,
3. b. nm ioujeI iibertraf pie NuSfubr Die
Ginfubr. Sm Sabre porber betru9 Der
rleberl6uB Der Nusfubr MIR $25, 9O2, ::
6S3.
Die Nus, uno Giniubr pom @oeIuies
toI(eu 3ei9t, oab mir istt uibt nut has
bier 0~c9rabeue @olo bt6alten, lonoern
nod mcbr oa;u pom Nnslnnoe smpfan:
gen. Die @~oloeinfubr belief li6 nGms
lid ouf SIT, 7s4 40. bic @o~Ioausfubr
auf IL, 600, 9SS, 10 baB mir aIio nm
mebr ais le6S Miaionen 9epanneu.
Silbtr iiibrten mir iiir $40, 755 .242 elm
unb fir $40, 2l0, 445 aus. 8dre bas
uniinui9e SiIberprd9un9S9eiee nt3t, 70
mdre u%niere &usfubr wObI boppeIt 10
9roB sewslsn.
linicre baupid6libiten N~usfulrnrtitel
maren mie thinner 8aumuoue, Brob:
ltoffe, ,Brouiiionen", 9etroleum unb
Gabat. 6oI9enbe Isabelle sibt cinen
@ersleib Spildeu 1888 uuO 1882:
1909 1909
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-14
1894

Suiamm,n secs, 76o, 1855 $575,8 2,44g
Die 9uuabnle Der ausfubr i'm Der.
oIci6 ;uut Soriabre fOmmt alto All
2edruna uon 8aumwole, Grooitofier
unb Gabat, wdbreno Yrouiiionen unb
Yetroleum cine NuSuGbme Sei9en. Die
Nbnabme unlerer Nusiubr IN SropiIio,
men ri6rt miuoeltens tbeilpsiie ppu ben
aeaen e~;n,eInc NrtiteI 0ieier Nrt srIahe.
men Serboten Der; aber AUDI bic 66l:
Iduneen, beren fi9 beige 6abrituntsn
uno Gambler i9ulbi9 genia9t baben. trus
gen 0titI6uIo Oaran.
Die un9ebeure Sunobme Der Nusfu6r
non AfsrbauerSeueniien 1T Defenders
bsmertenswertb. Sm Sabre 1860 betru9
fe 1856, $50, 972, i'm Sabre 1870:
1861 ,lSS, 4s9, I'M Sabre 1880: S6l9,s
COS, 7l6. Oieie uusebeure 3unobme
Isst Der Sert9t ~9rObentbetIs auf Re9z
nuug Der @rmdBiSIus Der transport
tpfen, peIde Defenders I'M Isstsn S5abr,
sebnt einsetreten lit. SIM Sabre 1872
foftete Der transport pon Gbicoeo mad
Geu Yort per 100 Pfuub Su S6iife
burd Die Seen unb ben Gries@nnal 26,6
@ents, nit Der @iIenbabn 33,5 Gents.
Sun Sabre 1883 toltete er III Waiier IL
@euts, nit Der @iieubabu l4,6 Gents.
Der Ilnteridieo gu @unltsn bes Wais
ierme9es lit iett elm 10 9erinser, baB pier
6infteI bes SerionotS aus benz @eiten
mad Der Sitlt9su WteereStiite iest nit
Der Giienbabn erfOl9t. ~llebrigeus 1T
audi Al ~bebenten, oaB Der QSniIermea
wd6renb mebrerer Mouute sei6Io6en lit.
Oas aber Elm 6infteI %unlerer Iusfubr
pou Neissn un6 Mei3enmebI puu Der
Bnei1es6ifte, meiif pom Can francisco,
uno guar in SeseIidiffen, erfoIst. bIrfte
Ntondem ueu fem.
Cine uuerFreulid ssriusfisise Roae
ipieIt, uereIi6en nit Der Iusiubr an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-14
Dermil6fe 9la6ri6feH

OeutfdTdno bat gngIanb
ben 8Orfblag semadt gemrininute WnBs
re9eIn ;um S9use ibrer Snterehen in
China 81 trsFen.
-0eutf6IaHo at5oo Ribs
len, in ruel6eu 6ol;brei CUR Sereitung
pon Ynpier ber9efeat piro. 0ielsr
Srsi III pen lOtd' bsber 6ite, bag CT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-14

6nnbwerfer in 8ofbdra.
lleber ben ling it am Sic
big 9entmal in Minden ~beeanqener
6repeI piro peiter beri6tet: s8ie be,
B%iirgernetiter pou Rin6en mittbetlt
limb bic 6lefe auf benz 9iebiqsD entmal
ourb ialpeteriaures Silber mittelit zines
BinieIs beruorsebra9t. OieIes SiIber
1T 2 bis 3 Miuiwcter tief in ben Mar
NOR eiuseoruneen. Die 6erren 8ettens
tofer uno Saper perben on Stiden oes
9lei9en Btarmors, aus benz bic Statue
giebig's ber9eltsat mor6en lit, 9eriude
GniteIen, ME nit 6eitem @rfoI9e ioI9e
UIefen wieoer 6eieiti9t uer6en ~tonnen,
uno crit. rpenn Die JfeIultnte bieIer 8ers
iu9e feitseiteqt limb, rpiro sur Qustilauno
Der 6Lede auf benz Oenfmal eeI6ritten
perben. auf bic grmitteIung bes 1bds
tsrs ut cine 8elobnHus pom 1000 Rarf
9eieet worsen."
- Sn Betersbura 1T in Der
Gruderei Der ,Raroonaja @olia" wieber.
UNI cine reuolutiondre S6rift eri6ienen,
biesmal elm lGneeres @eoidt, betitelt:
has Mdr9eu pom 9saren, Der ii6 bei'm
6erreott bei9mersu 9ing." Ons @ebi9t
fu6t ben ruiffden 8olfston ansuI6Ias
gen uno it oHenbar sur 8erbreitung un>
kr heu Sauern beifimmt. Onfelbe ihils
bert 6as 2eben am Gsarenbofe in isbr
brafrii9en 5ar6en, bds glen6 6es 9ols
tes, bic 9ertommeubcit bes 2nnoes, 6ns
S6marotertbum, Die uouitdnbise 6err.
Der 9ise, einen 8eiu9 6es @3arsn
I'M 6imnIel, mo or aber a6gerDieIen uir6,
ipdbreuo Der bsiliss @eiit beretts CUR gr6e
bernie6srseifiesen III, um i'm G3nrenrei5e
ben Rompf gegen seseu bic unwabrbeit
III fibreu. Oos 4ompbIet 1T gut aes
orudt uno umfaBt 3ebn Seiten Rheims
Octau. Oahelbe lit pOu pom iebr ,i6are
ien@ Ausbriden.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-26
PRODUCE 81 PROVISIONS.
Special Dispatches 70 THl Bee.
CHICAGO.

OhkSAuSs
CHICAGO, March A.-Four-MArket
quiet and unchanged; spring wheat -four,
5O95 60; Minnesota, 8 60@4 25; New
York, aS5@5 rs; patents. 6 00@7 30; win.
ter wheat -four. southern Illinois and Mis-
souri,, 4OO@6 90; Michigan, 40O@5 rs;
Wheat-Demand unsettled; regular,
les for March; l 05tSi 054 for April;
I i0A9l 100 for May; 1lt@l 1lB for
June; / lO4 for July; No. . Chicago
spring, 1e5@1 col; No, 5 Chicago spring,
9lSe; No. 2 red winter, I 0St.
Corn-Msrket lower and unsettled; bio
b3c for cash; 51c for March; 5l3 ctor
April; 56@56ac for May; 56i@66s for
June; 57s, for July; rejected, 45@46.
Oats-Market steady and a shade lower;
40c for cash; S9s@39ac for March or April;
42s@424 for May; 42bc for June; 4lSc for
July.
Rye-H CHER at 58ac.
Barley-Market dull at 75c.
Flax Seed Higher at / 37h.
Timothy -Firmer; poor to choice, / 400
l 92a; good to prime, l 509l go.
Pork-In fair demand, but closed lower
and steady; II 95 OILS 90 for cash or March;
IL 97t918 O5 for April; Is 15@lS III for
May: IS 27i@lS So for june; IS 47a@lS so
for July. ,
March; II O5@l1 Oh for April; Il gao
II rs for May; IL 500 IL III for
june; II S5@11 S7a for July.
Bulk Meats-In fair demand; shoulders,
70; short rib, 10 90; short clear, 10 10.
Buttsr--Markst steady and unchanged;
creamery, 1S@S0c; dairy, ls@26o.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-26

Eggs-Essier at l6@165.
Wnisky-Market steady and unchanged
ct l II.
NEW YORK.
.NKw York, March 24.-Market omen.
ed t@ic HIGHER, but Afterwards weakened.
reacted IA 10 and %closins unsettled; No. Z
spring nominal; upgrsded red, l OF
al ~; steamer No. 3 40 | 10; steamer
No red, 1881 II; No, 2 red, l 1871
Corn Unsettled and i@1ao lower; un.
graded 5S@6Sac; No. 2, ohA@67o.
Oats = to lower; mixed western, 4S@51bc;
white western, 51@55.
Eggs Western fresh dull but lower at
Pork--Dull but easier; new mess, si9.pb.
Lsrd-Steady, prime steam, IL 400
Butter-Dull and unsettled.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. March 81. - Flour - I'm.
changed; family, 4 1904 so; choices, 5 2O@
3 30; fancy, 5 85@5 40.
Whest-Opened higher but declined ct
the close; No. 2 red, 1 09a@1 O92 for
cash; l l0A@1 il; closing az l 1OS for
April; ! 12aG1 13s. closing at 1 ia for
nAnyj ifVel los Ior June; L lSfOOl lug Tor
July; l 07s@1 0Sa, closing at / OSs for the
year; No $ red, l 03a@1 "a bid.
Corn = L ,wer; 47btaI74c for cash; 4sb@
4S5c for March; 4ssd47sc for April; 50A(a
5l5o for May; 52t@52ac for June; 54i@
54io for July.
Oats Slow at 4Os a41c for cash; 4Obc
for March; 4Gfc for April; 42a@42a for
July.
Eye-Nominal at Soc.
Barle Quiet at 60@S0c.
Corn Mesl-Lower at 2 As.
utter-Unchsnged.
Eggs-Unchspged.
Whisky-Steady at / 10.
Pork-Lower; bling, IS IA for cash;
IL O5 bid for April; 1S III bid for May.
Bulk Meats slow; sides. 9 65@lO 90.
Bacon Dull; sides, 10 55@l0 IS.
L,dr Nominal at 10 95.
ANsAs OlTY.
KANSAS CRY. March 24.-Wheat-
No. 2 red fall, 9iA@94sc for cash; $3.50
bid for April; oslo for May.
Corn Lower; 43c for cash; 44@44Ac for
April; 452c for May.
Oats-Dull at 44lc bid for cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-26
Garden Seeds In bulk. Guaranteed
to be fresh seeds.
HILL & WINsPRAR.
The New War Ships.

The New War Ships.
The naval advisory board have sub.
mitted q report embodying the gen.
eral features of 5000 ton cruisers au.
thorizad to be built by act of con.
gress of August 8, 1882. The dlmen-
sions of the hull are to be, length, 270
feet; extreme breadth, AZ feet; depth;
16 l 2 feet; displacement In sea.water,
2 $50 tons. The battery Is to consist
of nine 6 inch riHsd guns, two of
which shall have a direct head fire,
and ono a direct storm fire; and the
ports and guns are to be so arranged
rs to allow of fighting FIVE guns on
either broadside-the whole arma.
ment not to exceed 40 tons weight.
While not intended to be rams, the
vessels are to have bows of greater
strength than ordinary unsrmed
cruisers. They arc to have a double
bottom extending throughout the en-.
tire space occupied my the machinery
and coal bunkers; and 1t is recon
mended that q steel deck one and q
half inches thick be fitted over tho
space occupied by the boilers and ma
chinery. The cruisers are to be bark.
rugged, with single screws operated by
horizontal cylinder engines placed In
water.tight compartments beneath and
effeotually protected by the steel deck.
All main water.tight transverse bulk
heads are to extend to the upper deck
with pumping apparatus, pipes ard
valves SO arranged that the water can
be drawn from either compartment,
and the whole pumping power be con
centrated on any n of the compart'
menta.