TIIK OMAHA DAILY BlWrTKIDAY , JANUARY 22 , 1802.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Wheat Advanced Early But Weakened an
Declined Later.
TRADE WAS BROADER AND MORE ACTIVE
\Viir gumtlim Did Not Hxrrt Miiclr tnllti
rnrr , Hut tlin llulllsli Sentiment Wim
Jlullt on tlii * Coufldenci ! In tlio
Hllnntlon.
CntCAflo , II' . , .Tun. 21. The notion of tl >
wliont market todny WIIR tlio rovrrsoof thief :
of yesterday. Tlrun It opened woiik and lowe
and closed stnmn with u boom. Today It wa
ilroiiR and advanced curly but weakened an
declined Inter , closing easy at about the low
e t prlcuof the day. Ilwasauood dual of
ipecitlatlvo innrkfit , that Is , the rnnrkot wn
governed largely by silbply and dein.ind , Irrc
1 ipoctlvn of oiilftido or regular Inlluciico. Karl ,
til ro was u flood demand , helped nloni ; b ;
firmer foreign mnrkotsnml small rocBlpts urn
a continuation of the bullish foollru wli el
existed yosler.iay , but thu advance brouith
nut frro nlTorliiis and rcnllrlni : Hale
without any parllculiirly unr.ivoralili
nnttH and a sharp reaction followed. 'Ill1
opening reports from nil direct domestic mar
kutHjuoti'd them linn and higher and tin
trade was broader and moro active. As tin
snort Interest was Inrjo there nas 11 llvol ]
Ecrnmhlo to cover , but there was little forsali
and tlio ndvnnio wis easy. The war qucstlm
did not seem tooxert innoli Inlluetu'e , but tin
btillUh siMitlmont seemed to have been bull
upon the growing conlldoneo In the Icgltlmati
ntreimtb of the situation. New York and St
I.uulsoper.ilois had I HIo buylnu orders al
the start iind nearly all the private win
! houses u ere kept busy on the huvluj ; slue
I.opnn. Swnrt/-ltipce. ) Ml mlno-llodnian. Clif
ford , Mlu-hell , Connselman fi. Day and Me-
Doutral led the buying most of the day.
It was noticeable that many comrn sslot
houses had scattering orders for lives anil
tens from outside , showing that confidence l >
spreading nnd the trailn broadenln . Then
was a Ktorv that 1'ardrldse and Kiiiiirmnn ol
St. I.on Is Hero short fully lO.UiO.riO'l Int. , but tin
bolhtf that they would bo forced In Rave the
market some additional strength. I'nrdrlduc ,
however , announced this an gtiwly untrue
and was Mtlll selling short with his usual
vlpor. A Hlorv was cabled from London that
Uccrbohm estimates the remaining reiiulro-
incuts of Kuropo lit 111,1)30,000 , or 4 ,00)-
D01 moro tli.in the late estimate by
the Liverpool Corn Trade News. Olmiloy
Wright , who wns supposed to be already
short a big line , wnsitlll a frco sutler on the
hard apots. May opened at fromKJ'ic tolic ' ,
ngalnstl'ji/ic at the clone yesterday , and after
liCHllatln ? around tho-,0 figures for a time ,
began to iuo\e upward under the strong de-
rnauu and without material reaction ad
vanced tolI've. ) The advance caused heavy
rcall/lng sales and ns the most excitable
shorts Iind coveted the olTerlnzs were In o\-
cess of the demand. On the first symptom of
woaluicsR the short nellln.t also Oceanic ag-
" isrrsslve. A Iiivurpool dispatch loportlnc an
lucre > so of 4.2T > iU ) 0 bushels In Trench wheat
Blocks during the last rnontli proved a weak
factor also M.iy broke to 0 ; c. reacted to
U2'ic , broke again to lil.c , and closed easy
Coin wan quiet and weak throughout the
ncsslon nnd especially toward the close , wlii-ii
wheat was so weak and closed with a loss of
lie on Mny.
Oats svmpatlilrcd with llio weakness In
ether ginlns nnd lost'ic.
Hog pioduetB were Hiring rind higher early
on Hiuallcr recolnts of hogs than was expected
nud llrm prices , but broke later on free soil
ing hy packers and other limns , closln'j at
aleut bottom llguros. Pork Is Ifio off , lard 3c
nnd r bs a llko amount.
Tstmated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
I'JOenis : corn. Ill ) ears ; oats * , lv0 ! ears ; bos.
88,00) hand.
The loading futures rnnod as follows :
AllTlll.hS.
WiliAT-No a
Jnniinry. . . t S7M
Mny
Coux No a
Jniumry . . . . 37M
February. . ,
Mny MM 401
OATH No 7
Jnniinry
sur sis * ,
MESH 1'miK
Jnniinry. . . . 11 45 II Ctt It 30 11 30
Mny U 75 11 81 11 574 11 U )
IiAlin
Jnniinry . . . . r so 8 2j
Mny 0 W ) 0 IA
Biiour Hliis-
Jununry. . . . Alt )
M y & 8J
CiiBli quotations wurc us follows :
I'Miun I'lriii nnd unchanged.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring wheat. 8"c : No.
sprluit wheat. KS ' 5o ; No. 2 rod. M@00
OoilN No. 2 , IIT'iSO # t :
OATS-NO. 2 , : one ; No. 2 whlto , Die ; No. 5
w'llte , : wli'iiK'l-e. ' ! '
Kvis No. 2. Wijc.
IlAlil.KV No. 2 , me : No. il , f , o. b. , 4'Ka
COc : No. 4 , f. o. b. . ISBiMI' ' c.
rr.AxSKKli .No. 1. ( Me.
TJMOTIIV HKEII Prime. tl.32Sll.Si.
I'oitKMoss pork , pur bbl. , $ J.2 : > a8.iO : : Inrd ,
per I'Wt. . HI.V.'Viil27'i ( ' : short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
f.ViT'iffl'-.I.O : dry salted Nhoulders ( boxed ) . I4.5C
© 1.75 ; short olonr sides ( boxed ) , * . ' ) .874r.9t ! > .
WnrsKV Distillers' Mulshed gooJs , pur gal , ,
Hi'OAit' Out lo.if , unclriiigcd.
ICecolpts and Nlilpmouts today vvnro as fol
lows :
ery. 2lt"fc.'lio ! ; flni ) weattrn. 2&a-No : ordi
nary , ' 095t ; ; soleeted dairies , 24J7ci Oldl-
rinry , 18a2.'e. Kgcs. 2'il2Je.
Utlius I'nchanged.
TAI.I.HW Unchanged.
sc Unchanged : full cro-irn chedders ,
Young Americas I"4i2iio : ) ; Hats ,
Nutv York
Nr.wYoiiK , .Ian. 21. Kr.ouir Hecolpts , 21.141
paekaues : psports 1,111 barrels.ft \ \ saelts :
hteady. moderately aetlvoshilot , 20,353 bbh.
WIIKAT liccolpth , 25,500 bu. : experts , 77.2KI
hii. ; snli'H. 2,311,1100 bu , ful ui o-j. 14i.'ni ( uii. snot.
Hiiot market unsnttleil , lo er. we k indiillet | :
No. 2 led , Il.il3i ) < i41.021i In store nnd elevator :
1.0.iul 05 > a nllo.it ; ti.0.l ® I. n.v , f. o. b. : No. 3
rodtnut unirraded rud.U--UcfflJl.on : No. Inorth-
ern. * I.OI > 4 < ai. < 5' , : No 1 hard. JI.OS'4 : No. 2
northern , Uj > AQIiU9ii > . Ontions doollned ' ( . ( fi' eon
on roiill/lng ; advanced K6 Uu un tinner
cables nnd loeal buylir ; ; declined IViil e on
reallrlug thrnimli report of r. largu Increase of
I'icneh sto.ik. closed weak at ' ( Wle under
yosterdii } : No. 2 .lanilaiT. * l. Jli ; IVhrtiaiy.
S1.02i1.03 ! , closing at tl.O.'iil Miireh. * I.03S
6Jl.04'i , elosln , ' at | .UMS : Anrll. Jl.OPiffl
I.OS'i , closing at ll.OS'.i May , < l.ir.134@l 114 ' .
closing ntfl.02 ; Junol.fll > iai..2H ( ( , closing at
H.oi'4 ; July , cloilng atiiy'e.
Kvi : Qiilot ; nnloi. HOuO bu. western at DSo
delivered.
HAIII.KV Quiet and stonily ; No ' . ' Milwaukee ,
7ia73o.
i IIAIII.HY RUr/r Dull ; Canadian eountry
inndo. Mo.
C'OHN llecelpts , S'.l.OOO ' bu. ; exports. 1"8.VS5
hu.l salen. I. ' . ' 11.1.00) bu of futures ; 1U7.00) ) bu.
. spot : hpot iniirKet weaker and moder.ituly
active ; No. 2 , 4H ® 0 rO In elevator ; Wxruo o
alloat ; ungradud mixed , I8 > & 5lei No. . ' , 451eino :
Htiiiuuer mixed. JHTH'.l'Jc ' ' Uptloiis decllneil
and eloped woiik on u dull tr.idlng :
Jiinuary. 40'.iil4HSt' ! . u oslnir. 4i'.c ! ; February ,
4ll'iW40i' . oloslng , 4ll'4n : Slaroii 4li4lJ ) < iu.
closing. 4Dlo : May. 41l'44t4li3e. closing , 4U'Jc. '
OATS Hocolpts. (11,50) ( bu , ; oxnoits. 2'itm
bu ; Haleu , 11,5,0 ,1) , bu. of fulnros ; 70.0JO lin. of
spot n arKot dull and weaUer ; otitlons
urn. awa.Mi .c : whlto western , 37 ai21ie ; No. 2
Chlraogi7i6.7tie. (
lUv Oulot and Htonily.
HOPS Vnlrly iictlvii mid llrni ! state common
to eholeo. 2lKi ( c ; I'nullluoonst , 8U2Hc.
HUOAH Hiiw. In deiuand , tlruier : refined. M6
3 1-IGo ; oontrlf u.'iils , ml test. 3 5-IDft nio ; sil eh.
1.VOO bam etintilfiu-aU , UO test , at 3 7-IOj
c.1. t. ; rellned. quiet.
MOLASSES Now Orleans , hteaily and iiutet ;
common to fancy , ; aKWH- .
KICK Qulul , steady ,
1'KTiioi.KUM-gulot and steady ; United
cloned at ffiiVo for 1'ohruarv.
COTTON SKKII Diir-Dull : erudo. ' . ' .va'M'Jo ,
TAI.I.OW ririn.nulot ; olty iJ for pkus , ) , 4 i ©
i 13-IGu.
KOSIN Oulot , steady.
Tuiir'KNTiNK Quiet nnd stn.idy , 4' c ,
KGOS Qulot and Btuuily ; westurn , 2Jo ; ru-
eolpls , 2,7y ) puokages.
POIIK .Modorato doiuand , stonily ; mess ,
Ia7vaia75 ; o\trn prime , J0.5I.
I'UT MKATrt Strong ; pickled bellies , fil.OO
bid ; pick lotl shnuldori , 4\i5Wo ; pickled
hams , 4HC4,94o ; middles , eislnr : , dull ; short
LAHI > Io er and dull ; VM > > turn sUinni
closed ams sales. KM ) tierces tit il-lltaa 7'IS ;
option sales. 1.150 tierces ; January. ? i.tVt ) ,
closing Mini I'olminry. dui closing (11.4 ( luiiui
March , 10.72 , ulodiig. M7iaa72 ; May , t .MVU
O.hT
O.hTIUirrr.lt Quiet and atoady ; wottcrn Ji.lry ,
lKI2,1o ; western croaiuory , 2 ; L2o ; nigl
C'IIKESK I'ulr ; Uci..iuul llrm ; part xklms.
&ii610c' .
Pro IIION Modorutoly autlvo ; American ,
H5T5ill7.7V
Ciil'i'tii Oulot nd easy ; lake , IOS7'iail.UO.
I KAII 'Uuiot and weak ; Oouiestle , 11,15 ,
TlN-ltull and wonkj trnUs l'rJ'4. ' '
KUIKU * City Murkot * .
, Mo. , Jan , 2L
o sy nnd osloady and r'loiml lower ; No.
hard , "T 'ifiTfc ; Nr > V red , Mu.
Cons Wr stn-tily No. 'J white. .W
tAT4 Were llrm ; No. a mixed ,
No. 2 while. : ili- .
Uvn-Stning ; 79. for No. " .
I't.A.x SKKII Hli.1 on u h < is ! of pur ; .
IlitAF $ ta illy ; Hacked , 07o.
HAV Firmer : llmotliy. JH.OO ; priilrle. fV5' (
UKCKII-TS Who it , 8I.UW IHI. ; corn , 4,00 1 bu
outs , notiu.
Slin'MU.vrs Wlicat , 20,000 bn.t corn nnil out
nonu. _ _
. .MliinriipillVlirut Market.
. . Minn. . .Inn. 21. Wheat holi
to lay to the ai > vanuu of yes onlay until nen
the co ! o when It ImiKo ' 40'I h s rnortilni
them was a geol deal of iiniurtalnty nbou
the situation , nut sentiment favored the hull
and tbo trading up lo noon was ulong tha
Hue , with occasional slumps below BSc. Tin
buying fell off niiar Iho Close and Ihuro was t
decline. It developed in tlio morning tha
the foreign markets wcro not respond
ing to thi ) ailviuijo on this side y ester
dny. and this had a depressing Inlluencu
for It Indicator ) that the foreigners have in
the wheat they care for Just now Mm
opened atftS'io. ' last night's c oslng price , ant
lluctuated until noon between ST'iC and 8 < iC
About 1 o'clock tlin hroak c.'inic , which sold ot
the tniirkot for M.iy to 87'je. Thotu was IK
trading lu Janu.iry , the clos.ng ( irlcu boln.
S4 Jo. The eash olft-rlngs weru not liuavv am
were sold olT pniinptly. Hecolpts of when
hero were ICde.ir.s and nt Ihrluth and upurloi
20. Close : January , closing at Ht'ic ; Mar
oponliu at Mte. IiUhost bS'io , lowest H7'4c
oloslng at s-ije. On truck : No I htird , 87c ; No
I northurti , MTlic : No. 2 northern from b' . ' <
to 8'lc. _
Oiiialin ( iniln Murlicl ,
Prices based on delivery at Mississippi river
points , Nobr.rska Inspujllon , and ten dnyV
shipment , iin'ossnthorwlsnstatoj. ' Cash gr.iln
calls for ship neut within II vo ( lays.
HiK-No.8. 8 10 bid.
i No. 2 white , 3lobldNo. ; 3 whlto. 30c
bid , , l'Je askoJ ; No. 3 colored , 'Mo bid ; No. V
mixed , vie b.d.
Con.v No. 2 fash , ft I-ous ! torms. 37c bull
Kuhriiary and thirty davs shipment. 37u bid ;
No. 3 or better white , . ,8'iu ' hid.
Amone the sales reported wore : 2\003 No. a
or b.-ttereorn. p t. : .W.llOi No .lor better corn ,
St. Io u s terms , 30' ic ; 5,030 No. 3 whlto outs ,
HI , T.ouls terms , > 10c.
Liverpool Markets.
Jan. 21 WIIKAT I'lrm ; dem-intj
lioor : holders ollor sp'irliuly : No. 1 , Cal
ifornia , 84 3'id per cental : rod western
sprlui' , 7s ll'idS'.s . : No 2 red winter. 7s 1'id.
I'OIIN Kasy , ( lemand poor ; rnlxoJ western
4s per coiit.il.
Cnr.HSE American Hucst whlto and colored ,
5Cs per cwu
Ciilli'tiMurlut. .
Nr.w YOIIK. Jan.'I Options opened steady ,
flva polnlB up to five points down ; closed
barely steady and unch.inged to tun points
down : s'lles. 11.7.VI bajs. inclndln ; : Jnnuary.
$ I2 > 5 : robruaiv. tu 4V2 > ' 2.51 : Mircli. J12.0
O12.2.April. : . ! ! . ' : M ly. Ill T'lfMi.U'i : Soptem-
ncr. tll.C'i ; spot Hlo.ijulot and steady ; No. 7.
SI3.0J" .
K w York Dry ( ioods .Market.
Nr.w YOIIK , Jan. 21. The domain ! In dry
goods was fair , but conservative. A few
specialties wore relatively active and thcro
was mine doing In a general w.iy than a week
ago. Prints , glirjhamg and woolen goo.ls re-
cchml good attention and there w.is no mate
rial change In the condition of the market.
SI. I.null Markets.
ST. l.ouis. Mo. , Jan. 21. WHEAT Wank ;
ca h. Olc.
C n.s f.nwor ; : cash. 373B)7io. ; ) !
( ) \TS-i'sler : ; cnsh , J'c ' ,
PIIHK Dull ; now. Jll.37'J.
IiAKn-rirm al JO.IX
WlllSKV il.16.
St. r.onU I.IK : Stock .Murkot.
Sr , Lours , Mo , Jan. 21 CATTLE-KecclptJ ,
1.100 ; shipments. i',0i ; mar'not easy ; fall to
good Toxnn an 1 Indian steers J.U > iffil.i.U.
Hoes Kecelpts , 0,100 : sh'riments , 2.00H ; m r-
ket ste.idy : heavy J4.15Q4V5 ; mixed , * 3.70
Sll.20 ; light , $ J.OO.15.
tllnclniritl .Markets.
Ci.v INSATI. O. , Jan 21. WriEvr Firm :
No. a red. Il5o.
Cons In moderate demand ; No. 2 mixed ,
4'lc.
4'lc.OATS Firm : No. 2 mixed , 3lc ,
WIIISKV I'll m at SI.10.
I'ori-lgn Oil Marknt.
LONDON , Jan SI. CALCUTTA LINSEED OIL
1s7'il ' ; pcr < iuartcr.
Truders' Talk.
CuiCAno. 111. , Jan. 21. roirnselniin & Day to
Cockri-11 llros. : Whont opened buoyant on
higher Liverpool ( ( notations and an active
il tun n nil for shipping crudes. Hecolpts were
very small , anil Interior millers paid fully 2o
advance by sample , whllo futures sold lo over
vester.lay's closing price. Tno latter chlclly
to cover previous s.ilus. The advance carried
prices above exporters' limits and onlv ten
nnd one-fourth loiids were reported taken at
New York on now business. The second
rabies ( jiiuted nu.'lliili marUots 5io to Ic per
bushel loner for deferred futures. This
cnused siitllclcnt reselling to grvo this mar
ket a weak closing at ' , { 0 decline from yester
day. The decline Iu ocean freights , however.
Is In favorof shippers and wo expect renewed
export buying will follow this break. Corn
and oatscontlnuo co be principally a scalper's
market and to follow thu course of
wheat. but In a narrow raugo.
Provisions opened higher on account of
smaller receipts und advanced prices at the
stock yards. Packers stai ted out by covering
sales tuado vestordav. but the scarcity of
utor caused by trouble with the Ice at the
crib , c.iiued some apprehensions of holders
lest underwriters should cancel Insurance ,
and th s feeling , together with weaker grain
marUels , brou lit out heavy suiting later In
the session , and Iho market ulosed weak at
the bottom for the day. We do not look for
much further dec Ine tomorrow.
L'lllCAdo , 111. , Jan. 21. I' ( J. Logan .t Co. to
J Sands Commission Company : The liberal
olToriugsof wheat at the opening of the session
MUIO easllv absorbed nnd the uiarUct rapidly
advanced fiom tr. ' o for May toOI'tC ThoolTor-
lugs on the advance were vorv 11 'lit , Conti
nental cables repeated from Now York stated
that 1'ronch storka h.id Increased M..OOD
quarters , say ,1,8 iti.lXO buslioK If correct this
Is a M'-y h"iivv Ine oise. English markets
am all better , nnd fid art ; the Interior markets
of this continent. Our advlres from Indiana
state that furmers are not selling , nnd mills
aio going half tlmoowln ; to the want of sup
plies Latest estimates of thu wtintsof I'ranco
gUon by rieorbohm mo 141,0 0IHJ ) bushels.
against estimates ot IOI.OOV'00 bnshuls
last wcok , The Wnslilnijliiir estimates
are th it this counttv has exported
In wheat and Hour J2i > .000,000 biibhuls
slnco July I. \Vu \ look on thu situation us
stiongiind lecommend buvini : on all uoul ;
spots. Corn trade light. Wo look for It to bo
selling under 4 ) e. uiul then much will dupond
on tcccjpts whether It will so lower. Oats
doll and look like goliu lower. Provisions
opened linn on good locil buying. Uemand
wns mot by pnekeis. The hog receipts keep
fully up to uYiioi't.itlons.
Cinc\lo. III. Jan. 2i. Kenuett. Hopkins &
Co. toS. A. MeWlmrlnr : Caheigavo ; llttleen-
eouiagenieut to loiut , , but the sliarp rally of
Jc had frightened shorts and tha market
opunod nervous and u\cltod In a morning
uper It wns estimated that two big boats
were jointly short lii.UJO.UOO bushels. It wits
generally holloved that a lltt'o more iidvaneu
would start them to covering and their
Brokers were narrowly watched. Kvl-
lence of oxtunslvo huyln ; on tliulr
part would haxo put up prices verv
rap'dlv. I'or about two hours tlio market hel-1
liilto steady around Ulo for May. reacting oc
casionally but lallyln , ; iiulckly on tlio ap-
lonranco of buying ardors. Aiiparently the
ongs realized freely , for In the last few min
utes there was a nuuik break mid llttlo sup-
tort until May tcmeho.l ir.'o Hero the IOIIVH
lought liberally , and If tomorrow's cables
give any uncour.igi < monl , higher prices
night to ho Iho result , but In the nb-
sauce of these It will I'o hard to hold
ho uiurKot. Coin und o'lts have beou ijulto
iuu\y. the slacking up of tlio export deiuiiud
) olng the prlni'lDil eauso Piovlsloun In-
icnibod the receipts of hots , unit ronll/.liit L venus
onus closed the market wo'ik ami lower.
viiii . .i.vnuyits. .
NEW YOIIK , Jan , 21. Tlio stTongth , which
van the feature of the stock murKet
vesturday , was lacking to Ii y and in
ts iilnco thuro was great fevorl-hness
indor tlin freiiuuut attackh of tlio
( mm traders who li.ivo not eovt'rud their
hoiLs. Thoru was an attempt toco > fer at the
upenlug , nut iliu iidvanccs over last night's
Iguros hhown by the first sites , whloh ux-
cudoil to 'j pur cent In Loulsvlllu & Nash-
vlllo. cliiinsu.l thi ) tactics nnd drives \\oro
undo from tltuo to time , hero and there
n the list without any m itorlnl olTcct ,
ixnd pi lees tonight are pr ictlually whuro they
\eroyestoiduy. The dein mil fur stocks was
nil particularly urgent nt liny tlmotolay ,
nit there w.is a stuhh'iru ' utronstli il splayoil
iv the list , which sorvuil to uoutrallzo all the
UTorts of a roautlou and the. m.irUut ut tlmos.
lii-Ing the ciusitlou or uirorts looking to
owerprlcec , full away Into pasltivo dulliuMs.
I'horo was , however , particularly goo I Ii iy-
ng apiotu the spoula tie' ) and Northern I' i-
Illo proferro.il nnil tlio Wheullng , V Like l-.riu
tooUs were notab'fl lu thil respect Thu 111-
lustrlnlsoro tmnur than usual of latu
uulu drive at Dlstlllor . c roil I ton to Chicago
lartles , whllo It UnotUed the stoj < olT from
7'a lo .V ' , lu a very short tlniu , was lift as
liiloklv' noiitruluod and the stock shown oiuy
a fractional loss fur tlfu U iy.
The great fuaturo of rho nay , houuver , was
liu sudden and ileolded ktrmitrth In the coal.
irs , ospivlnllv Lnekaw.iiin.i and Itcmllng.
I'ho muvciuQht. huwcver. was only tmlllcluiit
orocovur the oarlv losses In ItimdluK , al-
houKh the busluoks 'n tlin BtiM'K was very
urge , uhlln Lackawnnua wns advanced
learly J per ueiit from Its lowest llgurei and
t cloneil with a vnry ouNtantiul .
The gcueral Hit wui la tbe ualu aulot
and he il within iinrron limit' . ho
Inn hotvy In thu fomniHin hu
rallvlng tlio lust hour with the iipwur.l . nio\i >
nirnl lu LaekHWiinnn. Conl.nevn tlio mil1
other roiilly stron/ pout In the list and hotl
the romtnoii nnd prnferrcd r iu about I PCI
cent. The c ese of the mnrki't wim iinrl | nn
UFiirrnlly ( Inn lit Inslinllluililt Chun 104 for tin
duv with i dvniiccs nnd los-tiH about etimll | ;
dlvldoj. The advniicn In Liukawanii i was :
pur cent , in Cor lago I per oeut.
Oovurnmcnt bonds have beet ; null am
Hteady. State bonds h ivo boon . t'lillrulj
IHUll'Oll'll.
'I he ( L. lowing are the clos'.n ? ( | iio'.i.tloi i foi
the lu.idluv stock' on the Now York Stock ox
c'lmiun to.liv : :
mil
The totals-ties of stocks today were 414,102
shares. Inchulltii : : Atehlson , M.ii'K ' ) ; < hlcaito
( las , l-.TuO : Deloware , Ii'iekawanna tt West-
ernr.,7'Ml : Hrle , I2,3Wj LoiilsvlllnNashville ,
IM'iO : Norlhern 1'aclllc preferro I , 111.000 ; Now
Kn.'liuul , llitr : : > ; Koiulln . ir > .T.II ; Ulchmoml fc
West Point. 4.5JS ; St. 1'aul , 2,2(1T ! ( ; Union 1'a-
cllli : , 11,410.
riimnrl.il Itctletv.
NKW VOIIK. Jan. ! ' ! . The 1'ust says : It was u
curious stock market whleli foliowi d , toilav ,
tlioc.irllor sensational tradlni : of the week.
Dnrlns the Krcuter part of the day the move
ment of prlcci wassluirgish. and at times busi
ness apueared to bo wholly suspended. What
this stagnation showed , however , bovond
questlnn , was the total absence of an aRnriM-
slvo outsldo Interest , and th's ' was worth
discover INK , because there were BOIIIO
slKns In yesterday's early tr.ulln ; th.tt
the rionprofesslonal buyers were still
alert to the market's elmn'4In- phases In the
early tradlui ; of today prlcos , iilthonzh some
what Irro-'Ular , slmued crcat firmness , and
there were numerous further advances. Hut
tlio professional operators wore not aethe In
cirhnrdirection. In the afternoon some rest
less spirits attacked the market with tr.tns-
p.trent and not at utl Inuenlous boar rumors ,
nut thu losult was disastrous to the ellers.
L.tcuaw.inn i. for Instance , advanced sharply
In thu face of their silos. In f.ict. durlru the
last ten or 'Iftcon minutes , these bears dis
covered that they had walked deliberately
Into a trap and were forced to enviir In the
stccks attacked at r.ipldly advancing
prices.
Jfuw Vork Money .Market.
NEW YOIIK. Jan. 21. MONEY OH DAM , Etisv
at 'i.1 per cent : last loan , 2 per cent ; closed
offered at S per cent.
I'IIIMK .MKU.ANrrrK PAPEII 4' ' © 1 per cent.
feruur.iNfi KXCHANOE Quiet but firm at
* 4.8JSs tor sixty day bills and Jl W4 for de
mand.
The closing quotations on bonds :
bid.
London Stock Market.
l < ' W1 > U Jmnrs ( lonlm ncnnctt.l
rf , Inn 31 [ Now Vork HcraUl Onblo
Hucelal loTrrE IlKR.-Unslness on the stock
oxchnnge was much Intof ferod with by a dense
fog which prevailed today. The reduction of
the bank rate to 3 per cent scarceir had any
oflect on the market ! ! . Tunds are unchaimod.
Home rails wcro moro or less dull til ! day.
owing to yesterday's trafllu st.itcimmis.
Americans were firm In response to the sharp
recovery In Now Vork Central. A general re
covery ranging from ' to'J percent has t.iken
place , the most prominent being Lake Shore.
Wabash debenture. Union t'ncific , Krle. Mis
souri , Kansas ft Tuxas. Delivers. Northern
Paeillu preferred and Atehlson Canaalan
lines are strong In sympathy nlth Canadian
Paelllo llrand Trunks were ' 4 to higher.
Mexican lluctuated a good deal. In piefer-
cnco theru was a marked docllne. whllo
ordinary shows a small rise. Money has been
inlto a drug , bhort loans were ollorod at y to
1 per cent. Thu discount market , was also
iu ) ot. Tno anil three months' bills were
quoted at Pi to Di percent.
.LONDON , .Ian. 'l. L'ho following were the
I.tinilon stoukiiiio'atlons closing at 4 p. m. :
HAH KiivRit--iau-iiil. (
MIINEV ® pur cent.
Katu of discount In th' open market for
both short and three months bills , 'jQi' per
cent.
The bullion In the II ink of Knelnncl In-
crojbod ilili.VOOO during the p ist week. The
uroportlon of the Hank of nuglnn i's rcsarvu
to liability , which last week was37.5J percent ,
Is now 30.77 per cent.
I'limnrlal Notes ,
KANSAS CIT - . Mo , Jan 21. Cloirlnsvoro ;
Jl,44o'.2l7.
NKW OIII.EAN.La. . , Jnu. 31. Clearings ,
'
Ni\v : VOIIK , Jan 21-n ink olcurlngs today.
H4li,8ii,050 ; ; halanecs , 1i ( , 11)7,840.
llAi.TiMDiu : , Mil . .Ian. 'Jl , Clearings. J,20l-
VKI ; balances. * J.'lil : ; rate , ( i per cei.t.
I'urr.Aiini.riiiA , Pa. . Jan. 91. Cloarltizs , til. .
10.1,7:1) : ; balances , $1SWS. > i ) ; money. Ii per cent.
HAVANA. Jan. 21. .Spaulsli gold , J..ll')1 ' ; ©
. ' . : i'i34. ' i\clinngo , llrmor but not iiuuttibly
ilgbur.
ST louis. .Mo. , Jan. SI. Uloarlngs , f.l.i7l.l : ! ;
lialiinces. I77ii"n. ) ( .Monov , Oit7 per cent. H\-
'linugc on Now Vork Otle inuiiiliim.
IIOSTON , Mass. , Jan 21. Hank clearings ,
Hr > ,4.i,7u7 : ; b.il'inccs , J1.515.00S ; mouov. 2 per
; ont ; exchange on Now Vork , lUTSIS'/jo ' dls.-
. ouiit.
PAIII-I , Jan. 21. Three ncr cent routes. l.1f )
! 2Vie for the aecoiint. The weelilv statement
if the IlauK of I'runco shows an incro iso of
. ' . .TiXOOlfold and I.CjO.lWOJf silver ,
Uiuc do , III. , Jan. 51 Now Vork eiuliango
lulet at par tn lo ( ) pinnilniu , Monov easy nt
i'/Jliil per cent , llauk clonrln , $ l4.1M,4ni
sler.liig oxuliirngu llrm at ifl.W for liJ-day
Dills and tLs'i'l fur si.tit drafts.
Deiivor AllnhiR S tor Id.
I > KS\EU , Colo. . Jan. SI. Thu followhv ' list Is
JinolosliiiQUotatlimson the Mining uvcliango
oil ii y. Sales " , M > sliuirs ,
\lluuliniiy . . . 7 ijolilHoek [ &
A mil ) ' . ' ) ( Iroiiclnil l'J-g !
. . . . I. iJiihnJ I
lluilnriit . . . . 18 Jiisllcj , IS
inuitko ( Coral ) . . . . M { liOxlMKton HS4
I'U-U ! kVI.IUo | Kale tm
lltonitlDw 4V , Mny Miir.oiipl. . . 60
. nlllnuv Ill Mntflhlcss flOU
. luiulln.l 4 , Orir 75
, 'eiiiury 11 Puy Hock IU
Llnyruurily llx ) IPuliinl u ?
Dlniiiiinil II
Denver ( iua mid Oil Illllllllg I.O.IO ' . " .I
Mittnn , .II
, leuy buru. Puiilliold 10
San rriinrUeo .Mlnlnir Oiiolutluns ,
SAN riiANfuro , ml. . .Ir.n. ' 'I. The olllclal
loslii ; iiuutatlons for nilnltu btuokn today
ivero an fol'ovvsi '
Nim Vork Mlnlnt ; Oniit-itliiiii ,
Ni'.w VOIIK. Jan. 21 Tlio fullowliu are the
losing mining HIOJU iiiiotntlous : " v-
nice" * i.S" Ilimu'Unke , .ll''i
VhptMl MO'll Iron Mlvor IIJ
lit . . ticlehur . . . ) Ontario l.ni
hollar IU ) Dnhlr JU
. 'luwh Pulnt 115 I'lriunutti lui
loadtvnod . . . . IU ) ciavnuu IW
lurrkit I on . . . . I J I'tniidurd 111)
iiiuld A Lurry 150 Union Con . . . 110
lalo A NoriTOM I lu Yollaur Jacket . . 110
lluntou Slock .
UO.STON. Maw. , Jnu. . ! , Thu falloniDK were
thu cloMui pili-c * o'.4i T < 4 > t. ' > vi nu tlio lloitoi
-look ninrket tolnyi | Y1 '
Alrhlvin AToprin 7l { ' lilnlnn A Montana. '
lloMmi A Alliany Ml l ra , | A Ili'ill . ? > > >
Ponton A Main" . . lilt i , , ixanillu I'1
C M Ag. . . ItH KrnMitxo H1
HlrhtMirtf II It M ! * iticiMiin. . . , . . . . . 57
Flint A IVre .M put. , M Ntltntn , rt < Copper . . . 27' '
Mill Hook A l-t M IMSlTniiuimiV. . . t.V )
MBM i iM.lrnl . . P5V < Annlmin J nnd Co 24
Me * . Cent common Vlli Hu-lun I.uul : C > i . . I'O
N. V A > . KiiKlninl r.iV\Vc-ii r.n.l l-in 1111 . ' , '
N V.A N Mu. ; . . 121 'lloll Teleiiliune . Ztfl
old Colony Itf.nXM.nniJiiii "inro S . . . . IS1
lliltl.ind I'niiiiiinn , 4 iWnler Power .r
Wli * , VII , common | sm > M. , . . . . . . .
\VI . Ten preferred. 41 jU.vll C.
Alloue Al Co.inewi. iVlluiiston Tliunmi
! i'JiyL"LL1 ' J
o.u.i//.i i.t /.sror/i i ,1 ;
OMUIA. .Inn. ' 'I.
Tlicrolns been omo Improvement Into
celpts both Wu.liipjday and to.lny. but th
four days show u decrease of , l.'iM ' ) eattlo am
l-.wii bo.s comp iied with thu corrcspondlm
four days last week. Thuro has been an In
creasoof nbout COO sheep.
Dlsc'iuragluic room IN from nastern markets
coupled with the Hi oral supply here , provoi
more than the present weak market conn
stand , and n still further declluo of lOe wn
experienced. With eastern rnarkuts bad am
llaulo to go still loivor. shippers coil Hi ill
notliiii. . and thr dressed bocf men ha <
things practloilly tliolr own way. The :
did considera selecting nncl took thol
own time to It. Trading wns on the dull am
dragging ordur all day and the close found n
uODII many pretty decent c.ittlo still unsold
Oood 1,100 to 1.2 < 0-lb eattlo that sold TUI < MUJ |
at fiom f.l.,0 to-fl.OJ were hard to sell today ni
fromi.l.io tot , 1.81.
The situation was oven worse in the biitchoi
stock line the Hiipuly being excessive an 1 tin
quality rather liullirureiit. lluyers were 1101
overly anxious for the stock anil bids wore at
of lOc lower than Wednesday and fiomlic tt
810 lower than 'lucsd.iy on fair to gooi !
stutr , whllo caiiiicrn were not wanted at mi )
price , ( lood to choice cows and heifers soli
from fi40 lo8.73 , fair to good eons from $ . ' . ' (
to JJ.40. common and canning grades fnvi
JI.'JJ to J'.Oi ) . Hulls , oxen nnd stags were Hln.v.
but/ not iiiotiibiy | loner , at from il 75 to $ .l.5j ,
Calves llrm at from JJ.Ol toKiOJ.
Thoru was moro Ufa to thu stojkor anil
feeder iniirkut and prices were n shade ( Inner
Hi in yosterduv. The fresh receipts were not
very hc.ivy. but reirular dealers found n goon
number of outside buyers , and at the close ol
business their supplies were matoriiilly re
duced , bales won1 from 1..J3 to $1.15 for poor
to very good stock. Kupiesent.itlvo sales :
STEEKS.
No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
7 un.- ,
21. .IIUJ II li.1
2.1 .11113 375
111 1211 3bfl
84..IIS3
18 11)70 ) 4 10
17. . Oil 2.V )
17..iiss 2:11 :
27 10'li 233
u 11:10 235
: i 120) ) 2i5 :
IS 11 JO 235
2.1. . 0 > 1 2115
Jd lllb" 833
5 you 835
21..11115 231
U. 1111 24)
10. . 10W 84 , ' >
20. lilt 245
27. . 10 17 243
1 113J 25J
8 1UI1 250
12 1010 250
2.1 1072 2 55
37 .1114 2GO
83 . 210
5. . 270
a. , ace 275
mim'.its.
.11 3. 14(1 ( 48714
14J 4 50 3. 170 500
3 . ! M 4 71 1. IOJ 50J
4. 142 4 73
u'rr.i.s.
i .irbra is 1. .
1 .1640 22' . .I74J
1 .ltdll 2 25 170) ) 300
1..I7.0 225 1770 301) )
3 10VT 2 55 1. lli'JO 310
ST MM.
1..18SO 2 31 1. 1510 * 3 03 1..IO.-0 321
1..1770 300
1 1000 250 1..18uQi , : 00
8TOCKCK8 AMI PK3niH9.
2. . 420 2 03 " 8. . 05 ad. . 717 201
3. . OOJ 2 81 11 N8 2 70 2 DO
' 240 1 780' 273 8 1)18 ) 2J ! ) t
2 ! . 480 2 40 in. . 275 5 1201 305
1. 700 2 RO 8. 2 81 SJ..PJ21 315
1. . 4JO 2 50 4 281
COLOIIAOO CATIlrE.
No , Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
35 steers 1029 3154 steers 1200 315
1 steer 10.1 > 3 15
lions Whllo receipts rmve fallen oil during
tlio past few ( Uys soinutlilnjj 111(0 15,000 hoiil
eonip irccl with lust week there his : been a
very ninrked deterioration In the roner.il
riniilltv of tno olTerln i.
The market star ted out very much HUe
Wednesday's market , with shipping and fresh
mont buyers bldillnc nnd unvliiK freely and
packers holding b.ick i.wultlnt : developments
and trying to hear pilcc < 4 , Good IlKlit aii'l
inedlnni wolglit hogs sold nt very noi.r steady
pi Ices , mostly at from Jl.O'i to $1.10 , while peed
heavy hoes sold a hh ido to 5o lower than
Wednesday at from Jl.W to 11.15 , while eom-
mon heavy and mixed packers sold from $1.00
tol.o" > . Trading was fairly uetlvo through
out nnd practically everything sold In ( > oed
season , the bulk at from tl.05 to $1.10 against
f rum f 4.15 to TJ.n Wednesday. The a\craiii
i-ost was $ I.OCj ? asalnst J4.0S'B Wednes'lav und
fi.OUj : last Thursday. Kopresentatlvo s'llos :
I'KIS AMU IIOINIII.
1 310 815 , > ; 4 . . . 1.17 40 310
1 188 - - J 25'i , | 17 . . .HI 40 34.1
SiiKiii * Three lurilt'uC pretty good mixed
intlvos , corn fed Were received and bold
eadlly al from } l , ' > 9jto | II M. Thu demand
'oiitliiuiiHctood and iw niarkot stroiu. Quo-
ntlous : Pair to food natlvos , f tO I < ai2.u
ivostoriis. W,7.Vi. > .OI : toiiiiroti and I stockurs ,
' . ' . : > fta.Ji liiinlsa , M.'OOtti.Sa. UuprcHcntatlvo
all's : i
s'o Av. 1'r.
5(1 ( native mixed , fed 100 fl Ml
10 native mixed , foi 122 4 h.l
0.1 nallvo n.ixud , fed 110 4 Kl
31 natlvo inlxml. fed 01 450
04 uatlvoin.xed , fad a ) 470
- ltiCKllT5. :
Cliluiljo l.lvit HUirk .M
iio , 111. . .Inn. I'l. [ Special Telo.-ram to
. 'lie IIBK.J 1'rlcct ot cuttlo worn weak unit
tlnoveiily lower. IliitchorV nnd onnnor
stuck gunurnlly mild tit Iniin l ! > o to lie low
thnii at ihu txvlimliuof tin , wci'k. und the
was n iluelliieof from I He to 2.V In nrdlii inr I
good steers nseotup iri'il with Tuesday's prior.
Iho HUPP y wan much lee largo fur thu < 1 <
in in , ) , which , by ro.iHoii of recent lionv
supplies , Is Just now lighter thai , nsunl , J < nlt
wuro on n basMnf from SJ.ll.1 to 1V83 for vor
common lo rho'cu steers , nud from 1l.no I
W.IKI for poor to choice cows and bulls. As n
Kurds oxlia Milppln" sorts , any utintatlot
would bu nominal an uonu lu that ( Mass hi
been olTered of Into. Them were salt
of ctlra bulls for export account nroitn
M. . > | ) . Trade was , ow In nil gradt
of I'atrio nud so many Hero luft ovur iinsol
Unit the ontloo'i ' f r tomorrow U ratlierul.
coiir.iglnz o holderIt lakes it pretty goo
bunch of steers to brlnz f4.5i as thn inarm1
now stiinds nnd there were exceedingly fo
sales today at higher llgiiru * . The bulk of th
sites tiiilrii'sril lieef Itrms and HhlppurM wer
at from L2.i tn II.15.
The buoyancy eh iraclcrWnj thu hiu m i
ki-t on thu preiedliu dnynf the week was cor
Hploiious y absent todnv. In fact the fee lu
vvnsonu of duprusslon. Opciiliu satesof ho.iv
woUhts were from 5o to 1 e under yesturda
morning's pr'.eeri. nnd there was no tlmo late
In Iho day when sales could bo Directed to nn
belter ndvant ue. Thu only npp ireul re.iso
fortherc'ictloii wns the fuel of 11 mint II lueroas
lu llio arrival * . | , | ht lmu avomgod nbou
steady at from 14 iltol.3jfor poor to prim
light , and ut from tl.l.ltn 14.40 for heav
woi htx. Thcro was HI actlvo du'iiniiil and I
the IIO.IH wuro not alt dlsposod of It was be
eauso sellers Hero unwillliu to aecopt th
ruling prices. There wore scnttorlii'i s ilos n
heavy and medium weights at from fl.41 t
JI.5) . and a foiv Illht hosof supurlor iiunllt.
fetched { 1.31. The general innrKut close
tendy
No oliniito of Importance took place In th
Mieop market , Thoiowas a fair domanil a
from J.l.50 to\5 , for poor to o\tra iualltle- | <
I.iui.bs wcro In bettor ieiilest | nnil shouo ,
more strougth thitn for two or three days lire
> IOIIH. Ti oy were quoted at fro n * l 83 toJ'J.,13
acconllng to qiialltv.
Itoeolpts were : Cattle , 18,003 : hos , 40,000
nlioop , ll.DOO.
Tlio Lvon'ii'.Journal reports : CATri.K T o
colpts , I7I'OJ ' ; shipments. 5,010 ; market lower
too prices for steers , fl8VJI05s ( others. $ .l'0i '
3IK ) ; Ntookeis and feeders , t..4K 2.i.lcows ! ; , $1.3
OKI M
IliidS Kecelpts , 4\0n' ' ! shipments , 12,0)0
tiiarket nctlvo and irnvu irr : rough am
connnou , ? ' .lnf.l.-.r > ; ml\o 1 and p icUor- , , fl.M't
4 33 ; prime hoavv and butchen weuhts. JI.3
-Ueeolpts , 1,010 : shipments. 801
market active , Miecp steadv , lambs stronger
natlvo ewes. Jl.fi 4SI.H ) ; mixed. 11 r > Kid-ill
wethers and yo iriluirs , $3.0S. ) 73 : westerns
$ > .00il\3.1 ( : lambs , < 5,0'ffiii.ID. '
Xi-w York M Stock Hurket.
NKW Yoitic. Jan. SI. Itucvcs Uucolpts. Kl
hund. nil for exporters nnd slaii'luerd ; m
trade , fcelln stonily ; dressed ! > eof llrm at G'f
® ' ) c per Ib ; slilpmbiits ted .y . , M8 beovos. .
CAIAT.S Hceelpts. 41" head : vo-ils Vie nor Hi
lowur : wostein e lives dull : veals. ? . " > OJiJS. , * >
per 101 Ibs. ; ciMssers , JJM'iJ'.Tj ; vvestorr
cnHcs. t-MiOfli'l " .1.
HIIKKP Uecoipts. 4.T07 hcnil : niarkot "to uly
lambs a shade lower : sheep. 9\'W < ili3.ffili pe
111) ) Ibs. ; Iambs , ? ( ) ( ) J7.W ) ; dressed mutton
steady nt7't'S91iO per Ib. ; drowsed Iambs dill
Hoes Hpcolpts , 37(1 ( , conslrnod dlrojt
nuiruet nominally steady at * 4 103 1 , on per 101
His.
Kiinsns City l.lvn Murk M'irkot.
KANSAS ( Jtrv. Mo. Jan. 21. OATTI.E Re
ceipts. 3,3)0 ) ; shipments. 2.0ill ; steers woio dul
and Ktoady to lOo lowur. and stockers : uu
feeders ( lull nnd I'Jc to ir > o lower ; drosNeil bee
and shlpplnz slrors sold at JI.'JJS ) l.H > : con
and belfers , $1.5jJ.5 ( ' : stuckors and feeders
II1' ( ft I ,1.ri
IIOO < Receipts. 14,700 ; shipments. 2.800 : mar
ketAo to lOc lower ; all grades , tL5Jl.2j ; bulk
$ I.0I.10.
SIIKKP Hocolpts. 1.400 ; shipments , none : tin
market \vas nominally steady ; supplies wen
mostly consigned direct to packers.
PERILS OF WINTER.
Some ol the Commonest < ; iissllled : Under
Thrt-0 Heads.
Youth's Companion offers the follow
ing healthful sugfrestions :
1. Perils from heedless exposure.
Winter is the pay season , the season of
halls tint ! diinoin0 : parties , and , in gen
eral , of prolonged amusements and ex
citements. Wo need not say how com
mon it is for young Indies to attend such
gatherings imuorfectly clad ,
The excitement , physical and mental ,
extending to a late hour of the night ,
renders the surface of the hody pecu
liarly suscoptihlo to the outsmlo chill ;
the susceptibility is enhanced by ex
haustion , which at the same time lessens
the power of resistance.
The danger is especially great in rural
districts , where so tniiny must ride long
distances to their homes through the icy
air. Tens of thousands have in this\vay
lui i the foundation of fatal diseases.
2. Perils from infectious diseases In
summer our dwellings ventilate them
selves , with little cue : on our piirtbutin
winter wo oconomixo heat at the expense -
ponso of ventilation. Few houses tire
provided with artificial ventilators ,
while the drainage is genor.illy far from
perfect. Even houses supposooil to he
above buspicioa in this respect are often
found to bo dangerously defective.
Unnoticed lotiUs are common iuid a
had leak in a neighbor's house may long
have been discharging itself fruly be
neath the wooden lloor of our own collar
The main sewer is never or seldom free
from tha microbes of disease , : md these
may Hud , entrance into our rooms
through untrapped or imperfectly
trapped connecting pipes. It was from
this eau < so that the noble and good
Prlnco Albert cnmo to his untimely end ,
U. Perils from school rooms. Com
paratively few school rooms uro fur
nished with adequate adjustments for
ventilation. Hence the pupilsut , an age
of great susceptibility , breathe much
bad air , often from diseased lungs , and
always charged with deleterious bodily
exhalations.
At the very least , the vital resistance
of the system is dangerously lowered.
On the other hand , when the air be
comes insulTor.iblo , the teacher may
order the window opened , thus endan
gering those who sit within the
ilranghl , at u time when they are least
iiblo to bear exposure.
An Kinpress' .Mantlu.
One of the handsomest silver wedding
presents received ny the empress of
Uupsia is nn ermine mantle , wnich cost
over $50,000 , says Harper's Hauar. It
was presented to the o/.arina by Uio no
bility rf the province of Kherson , but
was iiuuio til ) in Paris , for the malcmg
up of furs has been for ycaisandro-
mnlns still u pre-eminently Parisian art.
Parisian furriers are almost always in
trusted with the miinufacLuro of the
jploiulid fur garments that become
heirlooms in the greatest ft'.milics of
Europe. Ermine , besides being the em
blem of royalty , is also that of purity
nnd stainlessncss ; but it is , neverthe
less , uo delicate a fabric that no white
fui' gets HO eric Uy bolioil. Very few people
ple KIIOW how to clean whlto furs , and it
miiy thort'foro bo of inturest to
Dlognntcs lo learn the method
recommended to mo a few
yours ago liy the famous St.
Potoisburg furrier Paul Oubaiiis , The
furs iiuiht llrst bo washed with tallow
oup and lukowartn water , and tlion
ringed with a weal ; solution of crystals
3f soda , all the soapsuds being removed
from the fur with a hard brush. Should
Lhero be ( lurk ntalns , suuh as are miulo
by carriage grouse or other fat hub-
Uunccs , on the fur , it will bo necessary
Lo rub them with bon/.ino u fuw hours
lioforo wabhing it. It sometimes hap
pens that in spite of this treatment the
furs retain a yellowish hue ;
this can , however , bo removed by
bloik'hlng tluun in the follow
ing miinnor : whilst still damp , the iir-
lioloH must bo i'ninui'hcd ' in very cold
water , in which four poundb of sulphuric
if hi of natron have been diluted , After
in lumi'rt boaklng , four pounds of sulic
U'lil are added In the mixture , which
must ho well Htlrrod. Whilst the furs
ire in vho Ihiid , the vessel containing
ilioni hhould ho tightly covered , so us to
jxcludn thu notion of the air on Iho
uiil8. Lastly the furs initat bo riiibod
times with pure cold w.itoi.
( inoil r.iriiirru < ( lini.l Si'imc.
Pillsburg Uullotii ) Mlbs I'pporKrust
S'cor saw the Rhine ! With its ciibtlos
ind ltn rulnbV And you really wro uu-
OMAHA
Manufacturers'
AWXIXliS AXI ) TKNTS.
f malia Tent & ' wning
U , ,
Hu-j linniinock * . oil n-ul
riilibt-rrloltilnit y.iml fur
no 111 I Knrmcn.
A - AXI ) T\VIXUS.
Pemisrmalia rag Co ,
linporlor * nnd niiin if ic-
tur r < .
IfoiirSncKi llnrlnpinnil
Twlno.
IIK'VeiiKS.
. ! ' . Pcrrigo &Co. Mi O. Dazon.
1 01 DnihcoMrcct. ctcs sold on nionlhl
| minvnt .
ficml for nur ritiloguo
nn.l prices Knrnnm > t .Ouinli-
MOOTS AXl SMOKS.
Morae-lro S'io ' ) ' 'o
1101 llowint SlteM.
Kio ory corner llth nml Iliiimln * MreoH
Wonro inikliu cln prlcof tocmli liiyor't , nnil nt
nvlllni ; a rlin of itnoili which ! * verj siil-
eitilowltti incrcli iiiln.
Williams , Van /ernani Kirkendall , Jones & (
& Harte. Wliok-'iilo Mnmifnt-tti r
AKi-nln for lloitnn Hut
1213 llarncjr street , bcr Sliiiii Co , 1IU. . 110
Uni ill i , Ncli. mid 1IUJ llarncy utreot.
/merican l'and ewed
. hoe. Co.
Hoots , fliiies rubbers
nml tult Kiioils
130I-II llariu'y strout.
CAItlMAGKS. | Ol.OilHMj.
( i more & Ruh ,
MnmtfiwliirOM nml
Whole title Clothlert ,
1101 Hnrnoy street
COAICOKH , IOTP.
Omaha Coil , Coke Coulanl & quires ,
Lime i'o. Ilniilnnil < i't ru.il hlp
pers.
Ilnr.l anil toft conl f K.
street ,
1KS ) Kiirnnni
loth nml D
corner
.
.
strcels. Oui.ihn.
P. H. Mahoney & ' o. Johnson TroSi
II Kannmn ntioot ,
-Coal-
C37 Karnam 811 V IHtli Oia ilia Neb.
COHXICIO.
ragle Cornice Works ,
Mmnifnc'.urPM of ( Sal-
vimlruil Iron Cornice.
\\lnilow u.ipi. inetillo
nk ltnlit . I'll HID nnil
lll'j IKitlKU st.
DKY GOOD
M. F. Smith & Co. I ilpatrick - Koch Drj
Goods Co.
Dry Komi" , notions , fur- Dry Kiioils.iiollonii , Benin
nlihliifc' aomli. fiirnlthlUK cooil .
Cor llth nniHlownr.lst ,
Corner llth anil llo nr.l
Omaha OoniolUUtid Electrinl 0) . ,
. I.nmp . Wire mill Klcctrlcal fcup-
M JM , Drrmiuoi.
.
plIcMiir All Mini"
1112 HoHnr.t strunt , Unmha.
Wolf lectricalCo.
Illustrated catalogue )
frco.
Pil4 Capitol Avenue.
URN 11UII10 AND CARPKTS.
feebe & Runyan fur
niture l o.
successors to O A. lleebc
A. Co ,
Grace and liilh Ktn.Om.ihn
CUNTS' I-'UIIMSHING GOO IS.
Elotchky & . fohen , J. T , Fobinson f o ion
to.
( icnt 1 furnishing eoodi ,
clothlnir nml notion' * , ( JontH1 fiirnlslilnir irnod" ,
( ilvii IIH a trhil Wo Kcml in'fir i-'lobr.itud lir.ind
Kiuuploi cxpraia pro- "Huckiltln ' Of o mil" ,
paid. p.ints , nhlrts. coit.i. etc- .
11U Uurnof. Cor. I''tli nnd Howard ti.
GltOCIOUllOS. | GljAS .
D. M. Eteele & Co. I lake , ' ruce & Co.
" 10th and llnrncy , Ouir.h i ,
1301-120" > .Tones street ,
Oin Ii l , Nob. Nob.
CHAIN AM ) l > KUVl IO S.
CockTeTBrTsl S. \ KcWh rter.
Ilrokcr < nndcasi | liujrcr * .
215 Iloird of Tndo
'
1'rlvato wlroi to New
Vork. Chlriuo , nnd 8t. Prokcr hi Krain , provi
. of sions aitdNtork1 * Private
Ixiuls 1(1-1 ( ; 1 o.ml
. wlrei to N. Y. , Chlcniiu
Trade. and bt. l ) uti.
Fands oTimission Co. ]
Ilrokern. Direct wlriM
InClili'iiKO. .Vow Vorknnil
St. Ixjiils N. V. I.lfo
HRE THE STRONGEST
NONE GENUINE WITHOUTTHiB'A LADEL.
'Jlicic uri 100 6/A * llllri " ' < ' " ' "J COJ' '
the best yuu can tint/ .
S/A llnlierls IU-HI nfAll.
& 'A Kxlrn Trnl rnnks next tn &A linker ,
E/A Hurbc lllaiikeu told by nil Oi'iUcra.
A new imil foinpli'to Trontmcnt cousli > llng of
* up | > < .lti > rlu * , Olntiiitint In CIIIHUOK | | aim , lu llox
nml I'llls. n I'usltlvu i uro lor K\l < ranl , liitouml
lllln.l or llli'uilliiK ItchhiK ( 'liriiili ) llvcunt or
llereilltnry I'llex 'IliU lluiiioily IIIIH never huJn
known to lull II iiurliiiY il lord : mint hy nmll
rt'h ) Biiltor from rlils tnr.lblu illin'iuni when n rlt
len Kiiiiniiituo l ponltlvolr given wllh d hull's In
rofunillhn inonuy If nut curml Hc-ii.t . uliunp fur
lien hnnuilu ( iuuriintuu ISHHO I liy Kiilm * m ,
liriuiKlklH Solo Aicumt , curnof lath uiul Dnuldns
Ireeta , Uiiiahii , Nt-li
EYE , EAR , NOSE AND THROAT
SPECIALIST.
OlassiN uiljiihliiil to all vlMiinl defects.
C itarrli siicceshfullv trnatnd ,
[ loom 18 , HaiKcr Illock , 15th and Farnam.
with FloroncuV It imi't jjooil
'orin not to know thono iilucos.
Miss MrlKhtly H.V the way , don't you
itloro Nfittfimi and the YollowstonoV
Miss UpporUruat Never HIIW thoin.
MUs Brightly Don't you know It lun't
; oed fioiiBonot lo know tlio wonders und
) uiiuty o ( your own country.
All ' to Hil llll' .
MusQiim Miumuor The
iroucher at our church last nljrht talked
ibout tt Mrs Lot who hud been turned
n to n pillar of salt.
AnilHtnnt Yes. I'vo honrd about It
Miihuuin .Mana ur- Well , why In
.hundor didn't you lot mo know about
t ? I'll bet $ I seine other inusoum will
jut hold of tlio freuk before wo do.
DoW ltt' Mltlo Knny Ruorv. oeit llttlo
Its forclysi'onjU.iour stomach , bid urou'.U
MATS , 1-21'C. H. , KTf.
W. fl , L. Gibbon & Co Gco. Csbornc & Co ,
i , Mr.iw Knot * , Huron nf Id lot
KliiTiM ami i t.-illu * nilI f.ir *
ISIh nil. . ) Hnrnoy , M Mouth IHh-it
Recler & Wllhclmy ' 'o. Lobcck & Linn ,
Cur. 10th nnil.Inck . llallilpri' InMonro
on His. .iircli.inloi to di
Uiiinlm. llOllljil.ii St
III \VOItlCS. .
Paxt.n & Vierling ran
works ,
VVroiiulit niul cm ! Iron
linlhlliu work , oiulmii.
ti.n work , general
1 ICJUllltS.
Her & Co , R , R , Gr tic ,
Liquor Morchanti. Imporler nn I Jobi r ot
Illillnrnny Strnot , vVlnui nml l.lnuori.
.Mnniiraetur'riKunnatj'9 10 ? ) nn.l mi KnrimnHt.
HAS I Irutln llliuri 1'rlooliuioii nppllciitlon.
I Trick & crbcrts ,
\\h ilu < nle Ilipior tlvnlora
10)1 rnrnniii'l.
Charles R Lee , John ' . Waccfield , .
IlnnlHooil lunilicr. wood
luil eel Aiiii'ilcin I'urt
carpet * nml piinmet Inn I n.ini'il , Mllwniikeo
lloiirhiR
hyilraullc lenient mul
Kill nml DoiiKlnr , yuliicy whllull.io ,
C. A. St nehill , A.l'cspe , Jr. ,
Millinery , nnllonoclonks I'lnnos orui
etc , m ilcrlal' , etc
llii-113 S lith t. Uimha 151 1 Diiiixliii * trcrt ,
OVSTKI5S.
A. Bootli Packing Co. Plnlt & Co.
I'llOkOIBUf OJHlLTJ , fi ll Oystur , Ftih nnil t'olerf ,
nn I Celery , 319 South lOt'i ' St
liOSLtMrumvorth St. llnvlil Cole , Mnn.tor.
Consolidated Tank I inc
Co.
llctlncit nnd lulirlcntliiK
elli , .ixloKrois ? , etc.
IMtOHUGIj CO.HMIS-IO.V.
F ibbel & Smith , r ranch & ro.
Donlcri In country prod , I'roiliice , frnlti nf nil
uci' , fmm , voK tnblo , klnrtv oy torj ,
cJc.
cJc.1J07 IIo nrl Street , llth anil Hnr.ior htrccts.
Kirschbrann & rons Jas. A. Olark& Co.
lliiller , clioTie , etiS |
Iluttcr , eggs nnd poultry
poultrjr a.id Kaine.
140 * . ! Kariinin tt. fW .South IJth StrooU
Eitldell & Co. ,
ouinil jlon M o r c h n n t ,
Butter , cheoso. o m.vof- Produce llultcr , t'.uiti ,
, ptivllo , fruit * , poultry ( hooio and I'oullrr.
Ufa nml Howard Hta.
nn.l tfA.iid.
OlIl'illH.
Mullin & MsOlain , Bingham. & Son ,
hpoclnltli's. bin fir. oj/i. iMidtisjour KKKS. Hut *
cliccic. poultry , eta No. tur , I'uiiltrr , li inu ,
Hi lit i Hut. lit. Nit. Illdjn , Ktc
1701-3 l.o i i'nworth Ht.
IMI'KK.
Carpenter Paper Oo. , King PapirOj ,
Cnrrr n full Block of Wrnpplne pupor , nil klnill
printing , wrnppliiK and 111 t > Tlllf' , I tU
nrlllnir papur , card pa-
pur , otc. Tol. 17.1) )
MOVK IlKI'AIKS.
James Hughes , Omalu Steve Eepaii
Wor s.
Cooks nnd lloilurt Htiirn ropnlri and water
foranlo . n tHrhinpnlH roriuiyklud
of utotum.ido
(078. ( llth Strnat I'-'Q ?
SASH. iovs.
M. A. Disbrow & Oo , 5. Ha-ttyCfo. ,
Manufacturers of > aili. Toy , tlolli , altiiiiua ,
fiinay good * , houaofur- *
Ooori , blinds and
nl hln nee 11 , child-
moulding * , llrancli of-
flee , 12tli nnd liard Sts. rua' ' ctirrlnicoa. ' .
Ul'J t'arnam Htreot.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARd.3 CO. , LIMITED
COMMISSION MERCHANT' .
Al'tn Root & Oo. &
lliHiiii.ll llxclmino Hiilld- llo.inn , ii ) nml 81
llullilhii : South chuuJ h ilhll U
Umiihn. Bo.itli On ill i.
INTEREST RRIDOMCEPOSITS
ATQMAHAlOflN&TFlUSTCa
S.ECDR. IB - ' DUUGLASBTB.
CAPITALrS IOO.OOO.OO
DIRECTORS : AUWYMAN-E.W.NASH.
JHMILLARO-CUY-C BARTON C.B. LAKE.
JJ.BFIOWN-THOS-L.KIMBALL.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
J. S DEPOSITORY OMAHA , NEB
$100,1)1)1) ) )
' < ; < ; , "iDO
illl'lllllS _ _
OlllMirtniiil Dlrocwn llourV Vn'oi. iirualilont }
- . vIcMliroillonl I1. Miiirlco \ \ \
I C l-iMhliu.
ilurni' , .liilm H I'olllni , .1 N II I'.u rlc-k Lewis H ,
leod , . 'iii-liur.
IKON BANK ,
Uornor lath nud i'.irn mi Sit.
ICIcotlon .Niillri ! .
To tin * htocUiolduix of tlio Io ! il Hstntt
Ivvnrrs Assoelntioii of Omaha. N'ehrns > a
1'nder provision of theI'oiuorale articles
nd liy laws of the Heal IM ito IUMKTH Anio- IK-
lallou of Onialia. Nolirasl. i. the mum il incut-
IU of the HloeldioldeiH foi tlin olectlon ol
vvelvu dliectoiH. and an advlsoiy bond ol
fly tmimliurs of tint unsu'iit vutir. will lfi
uldon Yondiiy ovonliu , 1'ohru ny IHI , IH'i' ' , nt
oVIook , In the nsioolnt.on in uii mi nliur "M
low Vorlt Iiitu Iliitldln. '
Dinnha , Nub. . .Inuii ry " 1st , M !
UF.O II 110(11s. ( I'reHldeiit.
( H'.O I1 III MIwoi letary.
I !
run HAM : IN OMAHA , KIU. : , nv
tulin f. ( > , Co.r llih It DoiiKlm hU
I A Y ull r & Co , Cor I4lh .l . . ' . „
L U , t'ottcr A Co. , Luuncll UjuOi. In.