THE OMAHA DAILY 1WE-WllAY : : , JANUAUY 0 , 1R93
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bull Cliques in "Wheat and Provisions Wcro
Working Like Beavers.
i
liOG PRODUCTS CONTINUE TO ADVANCE
*
l ( Wicnt Wsii revrrlili friiiii Stnrt to 1-MnUli
I'f nnil After an I'.nrly IliilRo Clotcd
Nearly One Cent l.o er
Stork * ntul Itomls.
CHICAGO , III. , .Ian , G.-The bull cliques I"
wheat nud prot talons wore working llko
beavers toilny. The provision men succeeded
In squeezing many lurlil expressions and
much moiipy nut ol tin- shorts , but tlio cliques
In wheat were not wi fortunate. The latter
bought , heavily early In the day , but the gov
ernment crop report wni too much for thorn ,
nnd nf tor an curly bulge , the markoC closed
Sc lower than on tlio duy befoic. Corn Is ! < c
lower nnil oats neinly ? ic below their ycstor-
ilny'n l vcl , Hog products ate a ny up , pork
G7'iC , laid 20e and ribs 32'ic.
Wheat was feverish from start to Iliilsh. The
Insldo openings were from Vc to ' ' .R lower than
yesterday's closing , hut the market rallied
and prices were advanced ' < ' , ruled easier
again , and thu matUol closed from " c to ! jc
lower tliiin ycsleiday. Tim government 10-
IH > rt which was made public Into yesterday
cuv 11 the lower opening. Inlluuneliig larger
ofrp.Kgsand inoiodlspoIIIon to sell. The re-
txirt rondo IhoiMopnf 1892 nearly 510,000,000
liii. In thu report ] hti department Intimated
that DID crop would not e\ri > o < l 5in.OOoOO ( ( )
1m. , and ll was this caress of 10,00(1.000 ( bit.
which riealed Iho weaker feelings. Hut thoto
win ptetly good buying at the durllne. enouKh
to cnuso n inaction. Tlio buvlng , It was
claimed , wits iliinn niiilnly by Urn hull * In the
Interest , nf supportlntho miirket and pre
venting further decline. It was iimmrked
that at the/advance the olVorlngs were very
free nnd that .nine one was feeding the mnr-
kct. If the latter | i tine Ibu mm let ; held up
pretty well roiKldcrlin ; that , cables wore Ir-
rogiilnr and gcncially lower and that llrad-
Blreol'a stocks shotted n fairly good Increase.
The Cincinnati 1'ilce ' ( 'uncut says winter
whentls gcneially tiioleelcd with snow , few
regions exposed , and low temporuluio threat
ening late sown portions.
In corn Initial liailes wens = , ' ' under the dual
figures of the pievloussesslun , the government
lonort being eon.strned us heaflsh by aeon-
fddcrahlo ulement , who sold accordingly and
the pik'o worked down another He. The In ego
stocks and llheial offerings al country
millions also tended lodeprcs < thepilco. At
the decline a number of htiy Ing orders eame in
and on uxcrtilIng tlio same the market was
ndvancwl Jfi * , a good deal of changing going on
between May anil July , Iho pi Ire afterwards
reacting ? c ruled steady and closed with Ue
loss.
There was a fair trade In oats at a lower
range of prlce.s. The Koveiiiiiient leporl. was
regarded as beatlsli , as It placed the eiop
much larger than oxpci'lud. at 001,000,000 Int.
The buycisof yostoiday were frou. .sellers and
tliomarket opened weak and prices he lower
nnd declined a u. This brought In liberal buy
ing ordeis and a rally to opening prices 10-
sultod , and the market rinsed easier , at
nearly thu bottom wllha net loss of 'lie.
The main .support to the piovlslon market
was based on the light supply of bogs and the
advance In prices therefor , with rumors that a
report will lie Issued In n few days' . Indicating
a.smaller supply for parking purposes during
January aim 1'onr.tuiry ' than received during
November and December. Speculative olTer-
Ings were quite liberal , but Iho demand was
bilsk from miscellaneous sources and tlu > y
vroro readily ubsorbod at the advanced prices.
Local speculators and maiuiFaetuier.s
vvcro credited with quite liberal pin chases
nnd the buying orders from outside parties
weio larger than for some time past. l-orolgn
advices lndlcat' ' < l consldrrablo sttenglh In
that quarter a further advance of from Od to
la In bacon being reported. The market
opened excited at : i material advance on thu
closing pilces of Weilne.sday , and the compe
tition for thu olTorlngs suddenly forced pi-Ices
up qulto lapldly. About the middle of the
session there was u llttlo pressure to
soil anil u weaker feeling prevailed
temporarily , with prices gradually set
tling back all around , During the latter part
of Iho .session a stronger feeling was again de
veloped and prices rallied , tlio market In : i
general way closing ruther linn. N. M. Iteani
was credited with being an additional adher
ent of the bull clique.
IvtUmated receipts for tomorrow : wheat
025 cars ; corn , 200 cars : oats , 145 cars ; hogs
23.000 bond.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
JUrriCl.K. * . tll'I.V. Illllll. LOW. OI.OSK. VKST'l
When' ! > o- '
January. . . 72)4 72Hi
Mar. . . . .
Juljr 77K
Coin No.2-
Jaminry. 4IU 40H OM 411 :
February. 43 42' ' < 42i !
Way 4. ' 111 41) ) ! :
Oats Ko , y
January. . r.0 ! ( 30 ! { SO
Fcbninrjr. 81Mi ! 3IH 3I' < M SI J
Way 3IH 34J |
Hess 1'ork
January , . 17 SO 17 45 17 17h i ? 42)4 )
JlHy . . . . 17 60 17 b7J : 17 SO 17 85 17Ji
Lara-
January . It ) 75 10 80 10 ro C2U
May IU 23 10 35 10 JOg 10 MI ! ID
Elioi-t nibs-
January. . U50 9 40 g 'M 9 40 9 Ifi
May 1) ) M 9 U fiO
CaBh ( inotations were as follows :
Fi.otm Firm ; holders endeavoring to ob
tain slight advance.
iiac . .
OAT8 No. 2. 3lQ308c ( ; No. 2 white , f. o. I ) .
84 < rc3-l fo ; No. 3 while , f. o. b. , 31'/i < 23 ic.
KYI ; i > o. 2. 52ic. !
lIAHMiY No. ' - ' , C5c ; No. 3 , f. o. 1) ) , , 3407c
No. 4. f. o. b. , 30 < tt45e.
KI.AX Hinn-No. : 1. 11.09.
TIMOTHY Si : -Prime : , $2.00.
VOIIKMe.ss. . per bbl. , * 10. ; > 5fl > 10.37t ! ; lard
per lOOIb.s. . ilil.OU'i : Hboit ribs , sides ( loose
* 9,37it9.40 ! ( ? ; dry sailed shoulders ( boxed
f8C.2'i < iiti.75 ; short clear sides ( bo.xedj , 110.0
.
WIIIHKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal ,
71.30.
BOOAH Cut loaf , 5ma5"ic ; granulated , 5)ic )
standard "A , " 5c.
The following were the receipts and ship
iiicntN today :
Omaha 1'roilueo .Uurket ,
Apparently there were no now features dt
voloped on thu produce market yeslerdir
I'rlce.s and conditions generally rcinalur
about tlio HIIIIIU IIH for thu day before. Hi
celpts of most kinds of produce contlnu
light , but fully u to the demand.
AITI.K.SSlocks are hold at J3.502i4.00 fi
fair to choice stock.
HANANAH-Quolod at } 2,002.50 per bunch.
HUTTKU--TIIU fact that custom and houthet
innrlictH n ro In luetty good shape creates
Bhlpplng denian d that , keeps all surplus sloe
on this market cleaned up. Htmight package
of country roll sell largely at. I Co. and sulet
lots at 17''ClHe ' , and oven as high as 20V.
CiiANiiiniMis-iiiotatliiis : : ( ( tire : Hell an
cherry , 118,50 per bid , : hell and bugle. $9,50i
10.00 ; Jersey Capo Cod , J9.50.
C'KI.KUY 1'er doz. bunches , 35c.
Kilos- The supply continues very light 1111
the market sluing. The general prlco ft
strictly fresh stock IK 25e ,
I'HKMi Yr.di.TAiu.r.s-Local growers in
urliiglng In a few fresh \cgulahlo.sof ) iothoii <
growl li. New onions , 20ai5i ! per ilo i
bunches ; lettuce , 4lKy 15c ; radishes , 5IH- .
UAMK ( ' ( iiilrrels nro almost unsalable at
luirdly worth shipping at the present state i
the market. Jack rabbits nro geuurall
quoted at iM.50 nnd small rabbits nt 75c.
HOM-.Y liood whltu clover Is quoted all tl
way from 1720c.
I.IMONS ; ( , > uolitlins ; ( are $1,007(5,00 ,
MAI..UIA liitArid-Unchunged : nt $9.00 p
NUTS Largo hickory nuts , 11.05 ; black wn
uulN , $1.25.
Ov8TiitH : PrK'CN at Omaha titlll rumaln ;
13 < Qi35cpurean ,
ONIONS The market is quint. Homo grow
8Go per bushel , and Spanish $1.90 per crate.
OHANOES The market Is still supplied wl
Florida oranges only , llrlghts nro quoted
13.25 for Minflui'Hsu lot.s nnd if3.OO for tlvo
ton case lots , HII-.SUIK nro 2f > o cheaper.
I'OTATOKSTho trade Is Ilmlled to the sa
of bmall lots from stores. Western Nohrasl
stock Is quoted at 80c and Utah and Colorm
at. 90c.
I'oui.TUY Chickens were In the best demiu
of luivthliig In the poultry line and good KO.
coulil snfely bo quotodat 7ft8iUood turl.e
weio not very iilenty nor v > nut ho demand u >
largo at 124012'ie , Huckti and gecsoe
if. etendy at Hfwo.
BwKKTroTATrtis-Tlio ftupply Is very UK
nnd they nro held at $4,25 ,
Vi.AifVeal calves , cholcn. 7c ; largo in
thin , UJfOo. A largo nnd thin veal calf
about Iho hurdest thing ou the miirkct lo d
pose of ,
Now- York Jlarlicts ,
Nisw YOHK , Jun 5. FWtill Kecelpts , 2i
000pkg . ; oxporls , 10.41H ) bills. , 12.1OO sacli
iiuidumto demand , sluing ; billed , 10,000 bL
CoilN Mr.At. Dull. steady.
WHKAT HecuIptH , lU.COO sacks ; exports. 0
000 Uu.i bales , 3,005,000 bu. futures : kin
dulllower with options ; No. U rod , 70)ic )
store nnd elevator , Oc nflr-at , 7fl''itfinV '
f o b.i Nn. 1 northern , 7'i'i % . No 3 prlnc ,
74'jc tiDllotii ( rilrly a'-tlvt , very Irrrifii-
lar and rloirrt wpjiV , the opcnlne
wa hravy and V'l'io ' lower on the
tfovrinmcnt repott of lint nlghti rnlllcdrfo
He on Inijrlntt by the bull clique nl the west ,
which cnu od f lightened shorts to Cover here ,
deellnrd 'ift'icon largo receiptweit , free
ft'llliis west of the Heckles clo.'lna iiBi' c
below yesterday , .lainmry nnd July most
nrtlvei No. 2 red , .lanttary , 7B-a78'i ( ! , cloilni ?
at 78i ; Mav , 8a' ( < asa 15-10p , closing at
82' < e ; July , d3 Tti4c. closing nt 83\C.
Urn-Weitorn. 583b9e.
IIAtU.r.v-Qulct.
HAIIUV : MAt.t-Diill.
( 'on.N--Hecelpls , 35,0001)11. ) ! export * , IC.OOOj
bu. ; les , 470,000 bu. futures ! 136.000
bu. spot. Pilots fnlrly active , easier , closlniz
stendy ; No. il , 49'ic In elevators OdVi ; tilloat !
No. : f , 40c ! ! steamer tnlxed , 50a50c. ! Op
tions wore moderately active and opened weak
at Ufl'irt dfcllnu tin the Rovernment report ;
reacted 'ifrNe with wheat and declined H
nry , oo'ior-.ouiic1 , closln
5'Jiie , clotln ? nt 51 ? c.
OAT9-Kccolpts , 45,150 liu. ; exports , 70,000
Int. ; MrtM , 'J30.000 bu. futures , 77,000 bu.
Cairo , 3Hc.
HAY-Hull , deady ; shipping , C5c ; good lo
choice , 7f > H'JOc.
Hoi's -tjulel , slendy.
St'iiAit Haw , dull but , firm ; refined fairly
active and Ilrm ! No. 0,4'H4 7-10e.
MotAHSPS-Now Orleans fairly active and
steady ; open kettle new middles , 35'3,30c. '
DKIS Ilrm , ( pilot ; receipts , 3,370 pkirs.
1'oiiK ( julet , stronner ; old mess , if 10.00 ;
new mess , } 17.00fil".37'j ; : cut meats , llrmer ;
ploklcd bellies , ? ! ) .75lil.00 ( ) ; pickled shoulders ,
{ 9.OO ; pickled hams , } 1'J.50 ; middles , llrmer ;
short clear , J9.35. l.tiril. llrmer : western
steam closed at til.10 asked ; sales , 775 tierces
at ftl.no. Options sales , none ; January ,
M0.05 ; March , if 10.HO ; May , $10.00.
IttnTlHi-rirm. fairly active ; creamery , 'JOB
3'JHc : fuctorv. 15'itU.li' ; KlKln , M'JVSc.
t'iltr.si-StrUi : : ) , fair demand
I'm IIIO.N ( juic-tsteady ; Aincrlciin.tia.'JOO
15,50.
t'oi'I'lilt Quiet , steady ; lake , $112.20.
I.IAIIDull : ; domestic , i\ : . > .
TIN- Steady ; Straits , 410.75.
SI. l.niiU Mnrlteli.
PT. I.otJis , Mo. , .Ian. 5. it.ouit Un-
changed.
\ViiiiT-'ln ; ( < ed "s'lt'iic " ' under yesterday ;
cash , U7 , e ; May , 73 r167-l i July , 73V' .
I'olts t'losed JCipJuC below ycsterdaj- ; cash
and January , 37jc ! ; Kebruary , 3Bc ; May ,
.
OATS -Cash , Mild lilnher ; by sample ,
May , lower.ehiilm ; al 34ic ! ,
UVIlitKher , 57C.
HAIII.KV Qiilul ; sales , Iowa , 55c ; Mlnnctola ,
Olc.
Iltjrrr.n Unchanuod. .
Ktliis1'lrmer ; V21i ! ! forcood.
I'OIIKNew. . # 17.75 ; laid , , flt.0'JS. ) !
Hticr.tl'fsI'lour , 3.01)0 bills. ; wheat , 28,000
bu. ; corn , 155.000 bu. ; oats , 'J8.000 bu. ; rjc ,
3.000 bu. ; bariev , 4,000 bu.
Slili'MBNTS I < 'fotir , 7,000 bhls. ; wheat , 21,000
hu. : corn , M.O'.iO . bu. ; oan , Ja.OUU bu. ; rye ,
4,000 bu. ; barley , 2,000 bu.
Oil Atnrlccc.
Nr.w VOUK , Jan. 5. I'KTIIOI.KUM NeRlectcd ;
I'ennsylvanla oil , spot sales , none ; Kubruary
options , sales , none ; 53J.e ( bid ; 54c asked :
Lima , oil , sales none ; nominal ; bid , 27e ; total
sales , mine.
COTTONSKKII On , Firm ; crude , 43c ; yellow ,
47c.
47c.T.u.i.ow Firm ; city ( f'J.OO forpkgs ) , 5ic ?
bid.
bid.HOSIN
HOSIN Dull , slendy.
Ttiiit'iixTiNi : tjulot , steady.
LONDON , Jan. 5 , l txsr.iiu Oir. 19s Id per
cwt.
22s4Jd ! per cwt.
Kansas City Markets.
KANSAS Cirv , Mo. , Jan. 5. WHEAT About
steady ; No. 2 hard , C4j ! < 2G5o ; No. 2 ted , 09 ©
09'ic ,
Cons Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 32'j ' SSo.
OATS -Steady ; No.2 mixed , 20'ic.
KYI. Firm ; No. 2 , 51c.
HUTTEII Unchanged ! creamery , 25 < 328e ;
dairy , 17lHc.
KIHIS Active-at 22'5c.
HlX'Kll'TS Wheat , 78,000 bu. ; corn , 10,000
bu. ; oats , 2,000.bii.
Sliii'Jiu.vrs Wheat , 00,000 bu. ; corn , 4,000
bu. ; oats , 17,000 bu.
Liverpool Markets.
Livr.ui'OOt , , Jan. 5. WHKAT Quiet ;
holders oll'er moderately ; No. 1 Califor
nia , Os 3Jil'flOs4d ( pur cental ; red western
spring. Gs lidTtOs i'sd per cental ; No. 2 red
winter , 5s 'Jd5,5s 10(1 percental.
CHUN Firm ; demand fair ; mixed western ,
4s lid per cental.
IIACOS Long and short clear , 550 bbjs. , 48s
Od percwt.
CmiSK : American , finest white and coloicd ,
G3s Od per cwt.
Itualncss ISrlcTs.
W. 0. Fisher , grocer al Kim Cicek , has sold
out.
Llpplncott It Ncriid , drugs and liquors al
Tobias , ha\o dissolved ,
John Gla s , the liny Springs druggist , ha ;
been closed by the sheiitT ,
Closson & Taylor have succeeded W. G
Clossonin the grocery business at Lincoln.
( Jniln .Murltct.
Mn.wAtiKiii : . WIs. . Jan. 5. WHKAT Kasy
May , 70a i' ! No. 2 spring , 05c.
CdllN No. 3 , 304f.37c.
OATS-NO. 2 while. 3323 IUc ; No. 3. 31 ? ,
H.UII.r.V 04C. !
HYU-57C.
Ctilt'ee . I
NEW Voni ; , Jan. -Options onencd bard :
steady , 5 points up to 5 points down , closln ;
steady , 10 points up to 10 points down , halt's
35,500 , bans , Including January , tIO.00 ; 1'eb
riiarv , ? 15.H5S4 15.05 ; Miirch , flfi.Hfifftl&'JU
"
May. Jin. 70215.75 ; July , $15.70 ; September
$15.70. Spot Hlo , steady ; fair demand ; No. 7
$17.00.
I'liibnlvlplila ( iraiii .
I'llli.ADKi.i'iilA , I'll. Jan. n.VHIAT : Maria-
was weak : No. 2 red nnd January , 704rf,77o. (
CiiN--riteidy ) : under moderate offerings ; No
2 mixed and January , -17Vt4'Ji' .
OATS -In car lot.s , ruled Ilrm under llglr
; No. 2 white , 41sc. !
MliinciipiilU Wheat Market.
MlNNKAroi.iH , Minn. , Jan. 5-ood ! deniam
for cash wheat ; No. 1 northern , OOc ; No. !
northern , 02c. Heceliit.s , 200 cars. Close : May
71 0. On track ; No. 1 hard , 07l < ic ; No. :
northern , 05 lie ; No. 2 northern , OKitOSe.
t liieliiiiatl .Murlietii.
CINCINNATI , O. . Jim. --WIIIJAT Fit-in ; No.
red , 70c.
Cons Kitslor ; No. 2 mixed , 41 141' .
OAlH-Aetlvo ; No. 2 mixed. 34 31 0.
WHISKY In fulr demand at J1.30.
Cotton Market.
Nr.w Oitw.ANp , La , , Jan. 5. Firm ; mid
dies , 9 ll-10c ; low middles , U 3-10c ; Kood ordl
nary. 8 ll-10c ; net , receipts , 9,007 hales ; Kro *
reeilpts , 0.017 bales ; sales , H.100 hales ; stocl
302,655 , bales.
Toledo liriiln
TOI.KDO , O. . Jan. 5. WIIUAT Dull
lower ; Jnnuiiry.73c.
CORN Dull ; ? . ! ) , a cash , 40Jc.
OATS Quiet ; easlY 35c.
r
TrnderV Talk.
CniCAflo , 111. . Jan. 5. Ivennett , Hopkins ,
Co , to S. A. MoWhortcr : Mr. Dodgu saw prope
to give out yeslenhiy the government tepoi
which he usually Issues on thu HUH of Hi
month. It Is stated that thu wheat crop wa
about 510,000,000 measured bushels , or 500 ,
000,000 weighed bushels. Traders saw propi
to consider this ostlmato as bearish , allhoug
It wan not dlll'erent fiom his former estimate !
and they sold Iho market down to 7c ; oncurl
and II leached 7H4C ! , nt which It opened Hi !
morning. Cables havu not. shown Ktrungl
today and closed ut u decline of aboi
1 penny In Liverpool , Today's matl.i
lias been falily active , with nn cash
undeitoiio hut the hull contingent still cat
llnuo thi'lr purchases which was sutllclcnl t
prevent any coiislderablo bieak. The M
celpts at Minneapolis and Duluth were Ugh
only 37H cars. Hradstioul'.s icport of avail :
bio stocks showed nn increase of 2,180.00(1 cai
of the Hocklcsnitd a decieaso of 880,1)00 n
the 1'aclllo slope , The load Is certainly
heavy one. but wo sen no sign of weakening o
the part of largo holders. The government n
port showing a corn crop of 1,028,000 w :
considered bearish and has Jed lo freu sellln
by both local operators und outside commli
sum houses , Thu trailing In both corn an
oats has been llgnl and without specli
reunite. Hogs opened at thu highest price yi
reached for many yeai.s. The icsnlt wi
unexciting nni | very nctlvo piovlslon nuuko
The win Ids supply of lard shows only 111,01
tierces , against 297.0UO tierces January9 !
It wns , therefore , not suiprlslng that shor
worn alarmed and bought heavy , and mai
outside operators weio buying sinIV for lot
account because thu prlco of hogs was so nun
higher than tliociiricnl market for provision
\Vo cunnot advlso buying for long nccoiin
but would avoid the short side as ( langrioi
even on tne picscnt advancement ,
Cmi'.u.t ) . 111. . Jan. 5.--F. li. Logan & Co.
Duncan , llolllnger A-Co. : Wheat opened a
tlvo at 78V , Mild up to 7B' c and closed i
7H'i ' ( ! lild. Thogovuinnivut report was consli
cicd bearish and Inlluenced some of ourloc
holders , who sold out at about 78 ! ic.
STOCKS AM > IIONDS.
Securities OieniMl | Irregularly with Only
I'i'W Linen Dealt III.
NEW Yonic , Jun , 0. The stock mark
opened Irregular with only a few Mocks den
Iu during the tlrst hour. The. most actl
weio suutirTrust , Dlhllller and Huadlni ; . T.
K'uillng active shares nei o strong on the car
dcalluua on coverings of tbo thorta put o
ypitorday nnd Siijr.fi > 1 ri'Uiin.'r'd from 112i to
toll-l , [ lutlllr-rs ( nun i > i . t < > ! < nndHcD.d-
Init from 4H' ( to' , ( ) ' Manhattun , which hid
sold nt 155V. drupped to lit on reported gold
shipiM"iits. Tim other weak features wrro
North"in t'li'dllo ptefcrred , and Missouri I'a-
rltle. Toward noon a fractional advance was
held nn the INI , but later the market aaiilil
dropped and nt noon wns fairly nollvu nnd
heavy with mini stocks slightly changed from
the opening figures except Chicago ( las which
was heavily picked for sale , declined from
88S toms'i.
The market wa t tllsihtly lower aflcr 12
o'clock , and Iho changes were only fractional ,
even for thn fractional IiidiHtrluN , which ,
wlillo showing a tendency lo advance , failed
toiecover much of the previous lo s , The
presiuro on Kuaillng , however , wn * lifted , and
It rose to 51 ngalnst 40' ( nt the opcnlni ; .
Northern I'aclflc preferred showed most weak
ness , and at 4J'k was down 1 < ( percent , but no
other stock dropped so badly. The uncer
tainty as to gold exports served to slop the
dlspoiltlon lobtty which the general bullish
feeling on the sheet encouraged , and traii'-ae-
tlonswero gradually restricted , wlillo wldo
lluctuatlons dlsatipaaicd front the market en-
tlri-ly. The hist hour again developed tenllz-
Ingsalei , and t'lileugo lias was lelolTtoBO ,
while changes In other stocks wuto conllncd to
fractional amount ! ' . Thoelo e wasiiulet , but.
heavy generally at or about the lowest llguros
of the day. i
The I'ost says : In splloof the confident ex--
IicctalloiH to the eontiary. It was nmilu known
today that $1,000.000 specie and probably
moro would go out by Saturday's French
steamer. It Is well kninui that Hterllng exchange -
change Is at present below the normal gold
shipping point lower , In fact , on actual tales
than at any time In the lust two months when
gold had been shipped. What has , however ,
inateilallyaltered the situation Is the steady
decline lu Paris exchange on London. It Is
more than a foitnlght. slnco these rates went
below the gold shipping point , and yet not a
penny ot specie- has bi'cn reported as shipped
lu the meantlmo from ( Ireat llrltaln to Franco.
Tlilsslngiilar fact makes plausible tlio theory
that the projected shipments nreln their nu-
tuie a "triangular truiisin'llon , " the trade In
specie between New York nnd 1'arls being
eventually cleared In London.
The follow Ing arc the closlna ( imitations of
the leading stocks on the New York Stcct ex
change today :
London I'innncl.il
'UbijJimef ( Jonltn fi.'niiiU. !
LONDON , Jan. 0. ( Now York Herald Cable
Pncclal to TUB HIK. : | Speculation on Iho
Stock exchange , except In a few special se
curities , has been quiet , but high class Invest
ment stocks were lu good demand. Kunds
were unchanged , \\lillo Indian rupee paper has
given away UdFoiolgn government securi
ties closed Hat on reported dllllciiltles on the
Paris bourse , The feature was a fall of lai
percent In Spanish and French bonds. Rentes
have given away fiom ' 5 to 1 percent , and all
other International slocks ! to fj per cent.
With one or two o.\ccptlons , homo railways
cloo linn. Ilrighton deferred lluctuated con
siderably and leave off 'j per cent higher.
Ureal Kasternnnd Northeastern have been In
marked rciUL-st | and close ' to li per cent
higher , respectively. Americans have shown
more or less depression.- Norfolk & Western
nreferonco has fallen 5-9 per cent , Northern
I'aclllc preference , I'nlon I'nclllc , Wnbash
preference , Wabash debenture and Chicago &
Milwaukee fell ' , per cent , and a few other.-
declined ' to U percent , but Atchison Income
bonds nnd l.oulsvlllo & Xashvlllo aro.still ! 4
percent lileher. Canadians mot with a moder
ate amount of support and a tillling Improve
ment Is established In Canadian Paeilic am
Grand Trunk picfercnce. Money was agaii
( | iiltea drug. Short loans were easily obtalnei
at 'i to 1 percent. The discount market wa ;
( | iilet , two nnd three months bills wore quotci
nt 1 to 11-10 pur cent. Discount houses ro
diiced their allowances for deposits to 1 poi
cent for call and IH per cent on notice.
New York .Money .Market.
NEW YOHK , Jan. 5. MONCV ON OAI.L-
Steady at 5 to 0 percent ; last loan , 0 percent
closing offered at. 0 per cunt.
I'IIIMI : MKIICANTII.K i'Ai'Kit SftGper cent.
STHIII.INO KXCIIANUI : Firm , with actua
business at W.KOIit.KOJt forsl.My day bankers
bills and S4.87'4.87'.i ' ' for demand.
Tliu closing quotations on bonus :
riiiiutclal .N
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Jun. 0. Clearings , K
412,733.
NuwYOHK.Jiin. 5. dealings , J159.808.50
balances , If 7,920,179 ,
NKW YOIIK , Jan. 5. Government bon
Htiong ; slide bonds neglected.
llAl.TiMOiir. , Mil. , Jan 5. Clearings , 13.411
329 ; balances , { 493,000 , Hate , 0 per cent.
I'llll.Alir.i.i'iiiA , I'a. , Jan. 5. Clcarliu
f 17,325.628 ; balances , l,0'ja,351. Money ,
jiercent.
Nuw OIII.KAKS. La. , Jan. 5 , Clcarlm
12,050,178. Now York exchange , eonimerch
50c- per * 1,000 discount ; bank , tl.OO per1,0 <
premium ,
Nuw YIIIIK , Jan , 5. The Denver k I
( Irando Itallroad company has declared
dividend ot 1 percent ou thu preferred , pa
ulilu February 20.
ST , Louis , Mo. , Jau , 5 , Clearing * , | 5 , < J4
OQ'Ji tialnttoos , JSChOj Money quiet nt GSV7
per cent , exchange on : Si w York 40c premium.
MrMrius. Venn. . [ Jun > , C'loarlug ' * . $570 ,
3'Mi hnlnni'p' , " New York exchange
selling nt | i.ir.
CINCINNATI. O. . .Inn. S.--Money , I'H0 ' per
ernt. New York cil-ltanse , 33ltSoe premium ,
clearings , J3.329.9oo ,
NKW YortK. Jan.'rtf [ special Telegram to
Tin : Bnn.l Kvrhanso was quoted a" follows :
Chicago , i ( > (67ui' ( pretntiini ; lloMon , l'J'i"ll5o '
discount : St. LouK 40c iironduiu.
I'Atit * . Jan. 5. The weekly stalemcnt of
the Hank of Fiattce.'Oiows a decrease of 4,227-
OOOf gold and tvJfiO\iOot \ sliver. Tluco per
cent ictiles , 9If .Tft-iir the Account.
Cittr.Afio , 111. , Jnn 5-Clparlngs , $22,947-
139. Now > ork cTfhnngo , 7OTi75c premium ,
Sleillng e.xchauae , .quiet ; sixty day bills ,
J4.HO ; demand , J4.88. Money , strong at 0 per
cent.
llO'Tox , Mail. . Jnn. 5 , Clearings. 119,908-
518 : balances. 12,325,179. Monev , Gneroeiit ;
e.xcliango on New York , , \2'M\tn' \ ' discount.
Call loans 0 & 7 per ceril ; tlnio loans , 5'i ' < SO
percent.
LONDON , Jan. C.--nulllon In Iho Hank of
l.ngland decreased i'25,000 during Iho past
week. The proportion of the Hank of Kng-
land's reserve to liability , which last week
was 44.97 per cenl. Is now 35.21 per rent.
Amount of bullion withdrawn from the Hank
of Kngmnd on balance today , i'2,000.
* I.IVIJ STOUK MAItKKTS.
Cnltlo Trade Knlrly Aetlvr HOKS Sell for
.Seven Dollars.
OMAHA , Jan. 5. Hecelpts are not by any
menu * heavy , but Iho four days' supply shows
an Increase on the same four dav.s lust wee1 <
of 7,0011 hogs and 800 sheep. Cattle tecelpts
me about the same , nnd less than 10,000 head.
It was u bullish day throughout , hut the In
terest centered principally In ths hog trade
whete the t7 mark was reached , 15o higher
than hogs over bronahl before on this market.
. 'I lie supply of cattle was not largo nsto
qitiiuiliv and nothing extra'as to < | imllty. but
\\llhllglit iecelpls , stronger eastetn markets
and a good speculative demand buyers were
not Inclined to bo too captious or
exaellng nd : sellers had no trouble
In working olT anything useful at
substantially stronger prices than won > the
title Wednesday. 1'nlr to very good 1,100 to
1,300-lb. stcer.s sold at from $3.75 to $4.55 ,
with poor to fair stiilTfrom that on down to
S3.00. Business was moderately active
throughout , and a good cleariuico was ef
fected.
Cows Mild sliong Ion dime higher al nil ex
treme langeof from 75c to J3.50 , although
U.OOto V0.50 bought the bulk of the fair to
good stun" . Hulls , o\en and stags were gen
erally active and unchanged nt from $1.50 to
13.00. Calves Ilrm at J2.40 to5.UO.
Alight bii'.liii'j.s was transacted In slockers
and feeders , but prices ruled strong on all
suitable otlorlngs. Country buyers weio
M'tireo , but the regular dealers had orders
they could not IIH , the cattle not being here.
Quotations are unchanged. Hepresentatlvo
sales :
Hoes Itecohits wore ny no moaim heavy
although 2,500 heavier than a week ago , in
Increase In four days over the first four day
of last week of upwards of 7,000 hogs , As i
rule the hogs wore pretty good , tellers had I
all their own way , Hoinn of them started ou
asking from 5u mlOc higher than yestorda'
for their hogK. liliyora readily tiuld this ad
vance , and by thujilddlc | of the forenoon wer
glad to get thosanJo kind of hogs at fiom 10
to 15e advance , Thlifo was no change in th
situation and although hogs have touched $7
which has been Iho mark set by MIIIIU o
the wildest bulls , Ih'nro are no fully I'ovelopci '
bears In the yiuIs ( now , and the only iiuesfloi
now Is how high- are they going. Tin
now mark Is variously placed at fiom $ H.O
to S10.00 , There wii 'a shorta'o : of over 1,0011
OOO liogs at the fuife loading markets In 189
and thu way this year starts out there will b
a still greater falling olV in the marketing n
hogs this year , ittlt'n'st ' for tlio coming four o
IIvo months. In thyjiieantlmo a 250-lh. hog I
worth nearly half iltnnuch as an average Nice
and the farmer wlj i hogs or brood sows see
no terror In thn mortgage shark. Fair to goo
butcher and heaty hogs sold today alfO.u
and $0.90. with cnnlco to prime loads up t
ifT.oo. Fair to goodJight and mixed loads sol
from } 0.80 to tO.OO wllli underweight stuff : i
$0.70 to ifO,75. Tholpens were cleared by th
nilddlo of tlio forenoon , the bulk selling u
from fO.HO to tOJ'JO against 10,70 lo iG.H
Wednesday and $0.45 to 0.50 on last Tliiin
day. Hogs are now 33,15 higher than one yen
ugo and It Is also a noteworthy fact that the
are selling 10c to 15c higher than at K 11111,1
City. Kepip > entatlvo sales :
No. Av. Sll. I'r. ft'o. Av. Hh. i'r.
90. . .187 200 } 0 70 68. . .202 100 { 0 90
G0. . .258 280 0 75 55. . . 300 HO U 90
85. . .172 40 0 75 00. . .250 2HO 0 90
29 .251 200 0 80 09. . .204 120 0 90
82. . .245 200 0 80 20. . .349 400 0 90
73. . .238 100 0 80 80. . .315 80 0 90
00..211 240 0 BO 72..270 80 0 90
She Used to Wear U to School.
A Now York lady who is visiting frleiu
iu Omaha , when highly complimented on lu
stylish Jacket , said ;
"I'm really proud of that coat. It was n
old gray Back 1 used to wear to school yea
atro , hut u dip into some fast seal hrovi
diamond dye transformed it into this ban
some Jacket. Now Yorkers use lots of dl
inond dyes , for a ten cent packugo will null
tiu old dress as good us new. "
42 244 120 ft flO f.5 P.M 240 0 10
07 L'R'I 000 0 HO 77 24'J 120 0 TO
07 247 120 0 HO 07 2V ? H > 0 0 00
H4 200 2OO 0 80 07 2HO ItfO ( I DO
70 219 240 0 SO 07 237 8O 0 90
82..212 200 OHO 04..310 .120 090
82..221 nOO 0 H2H 09 . . .218 80 090
4..253 0 H2'4 7U..U3I 0 PO
80..225 100 0 B2U 05..235 SO 090
03..191 40 0 82 59..330 SO 090
7.1. . .227 120 0 82U 59..247 120 090
30..199 80 0 82 > , l 70..2.17 100 000
71.,229 120 0 8'4 08..257 80 090
00..248 400 085 72..2.12090
73..202 120 085 82..223 030
04..2.19 100 085 OH..U53 120 090
49.'J.II 40 0 H5 03..300 240 090
01..240 120 085 10..241 090
57..310 GOO 085 58..254 090
84..234 80 085 01..248 200 < ? 90
70..230 280 085 05..280 0 92'J '
51. . . .243 40 085 71. . . .203 80 0 92 < i
04..200 120 085 57..287 120 0 92'i '
09..239 120 085 50..30H 40 095
77..251 280 085 55..250 210 095
GO..259 200 085 55..317 28O 095
72..235 80 085 00..307 120 095
83. . . 197 40 085 80..27.1 120 095
0..201 Ji Hfi 01..289 120 095
75..254 200 T > 87 ! { 48..301 700
71..234 120 0 90
1'tOS ANDItOUOtt.
107..100 80 0 23
S mip : : The three loads received were billed
direct to Swift & Co. nnd nolulTorcd on the
market. Desirable muttons nml feeders con
tinue In aetlvii demand at stn.-xdy to strong
prices. Quotations are as follows : Fair to
good natives , $3.50iM.75 ; fair to good west
erns , 13.25144.50 ; common and slock sheep ,
J2.253.3.50 ; good to choice 40 to 100-tb Iambi ,
845030.00.
Itrcrlpt * and Disposition of Slock.
HecelpN at the Union Sto k Yard * , South
Omaha. Nob. , for twenty-four hours endlns
at 5 o'clock p. m. January 5 , 1893 :
( Mileapo l.lvo Stock . " \Inrltet. \
OlilCAno , 111. , Jan 5 , [ Special Telegram to
Tun llii.l ; : 1'rlce.s for catllo were trenerallv
strong today. Choice shipping steers were In
scanty Mipply , and while .omothlm ; strictly
prime would no doubt have sold well up
toward JO.OO , there wore e.\cccdlimlv few
sales over $5.25. I'rom fll.50 to H.H5 imitKlit
most of the .steers , and from $2.00 to $2.75 was
th' ninpo lit which the largest part of I ho
cows and bulls dimmed hands. 1'rlce.s for
hoes touched $7.35 today , which Is 20e. above
the blKliest iipuro previously paid. The gen
eral market shows a less pronounced advance
than Indicated by the above figures. Cliolco
to extra grades made n greater gain than aid
the best sorts.
The averate Improvement In hozswasa big
15o. Sales were largely at from 87.00 K ) $7.20 ,
$0.05 to $7.10 for medium weights and from
$0.00 to $7.05 for light. Scarcely unythlns
sold below $0.85 nor were there many sales at
better than $7.20. The buoyancy of tliomar
ket continued to the close when quotations
storid at from $ fi.90 to $7.10 for common to
choice llnht and at $7.30 for poor to choice
heavy weights.
The sheep market continued to weaken
under the burden of supply. Upward of 4,000
head were left , from WiidncMluy'.s stock of
12,520 bond and fresh receipts which were
asialn very liberal made a total supply of
about 15,000 head. Trade was dull and
heuvy from the start , lluyers demanded
further concessions from Wednesday's reduced
prices nnd pithily tilled all orders at from lOc
to 15c decline. Choice to prime lambs sold at
from $5.75 to $ fi.lo up to good grades at from
15.00 to $5.00 a ml light feeders at from i-I.OO
to $4.00. Quotations for sheep ranuo at from
$4.75 to $5.80 for good to choice native mut
tons , $4.HO to $5.It ) for choice to prime west
erns , J3.80 to $4.00 for fair to good mixed
stocK and from $2.00 to $3,50 for culls and
thin to fair fccdora.
Uccelnts-Cattlo. 14,000 head ; hogs , 25,000
head ; sheep , 10,000 head.
The Kvenlng Journal reports :
llATTi.u Receipts , 14,000 head : shipments ,
4,000 head : market lOJ-'lSe. higher : host
steers , ? 5@rjGO : others. M.25'34.85i ' stockers
$2.0033.5' ) ; cows , $1.75 .3.25.
Hoes Kecelpts , 20,000 bead ; shipments ,
11,000 head ; market excited 10320c higher ;
packers mid mixed , } 7.007.10 ; prime heavy ,
57.20SV7.35 : prime lights , $0.95(547.05 ( ; butchers ,
weights. $0.057.10 ; light , $0.0030.00.
SHKIP : Hecelpts , 7,100 bead : shipments ,
11.200 bead ; market weak ; ewes , $3.85 to 4,10 ;
mixed. 8 4.25 < Ii4.75 ; wethers , $4.75W.5.25 : wer.t-
erns , S4.9O3i5.15 ; yearlings , $5.75 0.00 ; lambs ,
$3. 5UC.75 ; natives , $3.855.25.
KaniHJi City l.lvo Stock Mnrln-t.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Jan. 5. OATTI.R Re
ceipts , 2,300 head ; shipments , 2,200 head ;
market active and strong , generally within
510c higher ; shipping steers , $3.254.40 ;
stoekors and feeders. $ 'J.4057i3.85.
Ilooa Kecelpts , 9,700 bend ; shipments ,
2,900 head ; market active and 5S10c , mostly
lOo higher , closing strong : all grades , $1.50 ®
0.85 ; bulk. JO.65ttG.75.
Snnr.1' Receipts , 1,000 bead ; shipments ,
100 head ; good sheen , strong ; others weak ;
common muttons , $3.05B,3.75.
St. Louis l.lvo Stock Market.
ST. TiOUis , Mo. . Jan. 5. CATTLE Hocolpts ,
2,000 head ; shipments. 1.000 head ; market
ilrm : native steers , S3.00K5.00 ; shipping ,
$4.0535.00 ; grass fed range sleer.s , $2.20 .3.00.
lions Receipts , 7,500 head ; shipments ,
4.300 head ; market 105l20c higher ; heavy ,
$0.00a7.10 ; packing , $0.50 7.00 ; light , fO.003
0.90.
Sunup Receipts , 500 head ; shipments , 600
head ; market steady ; fair to choice natives ,
range J3.00S5.00.
Now York l.lvo .Stuck Mar lie t <
NEW VOUK , Jan. 5. Hr.nvia Ilecolpls , 227
feeling llrmer ; no trade ; undressed beef ,
steady at HftOijC per 11) .
DAIVK ? Receipts , 80 head ; market steady ;
veals , . } 5.005.80.
Smii : AMI LAMIIS Recoint-s. 0,300 bead ;
sheep Ilrm ; J3.OOH5.25i lambs , $5.50TtO,87'/j.
Hous Receipts , 2,227 head ! market steady
at J0.40a7.00.
WANTED
Total l niHS of CITIES ,
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
_ ' rJISTRICTS. WATER
COMPANIES , ST.R.R.COMPANIES.da
CorrrEponilcncn solicited.
H.W.HARRiS & GO PAHY.Dankers ,
163-IGS Donrborn Street , CHICAGO.
IS Wall Gtroot , NEW YORK.
70 State fit. , BOSTON.
s o uTff QMf1 rrA >
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Opnaria.
not Caltlo Ho and fclicep market In the west.
OOMMISSiail
Wood Brothers.
1,1 ve Stock Commission Mere-hunts.
fc'oiith Omaha Tclcpliono 1157. Clilcairo
JOHN I ) . DAI11H.M AM , I | .n.nr > .
\VAJ/1'UU K , WOOD , flllina
Market KcporU by mnll and wlro cboarfully tur
nlbliud upou uppllcatlon
TO TIIR OWNKKS OK AM/ LOTS OK I'AIITS
of lots on "U" uiruut from lUth stceot to 17th
Klreot.
You are hereby nntlflod tint the nndjr-
Blunod , thrcodUlntore tcd ( roiiholddH of the
city of Uiiiuha , have boon duly appointed
by the mayor , with ilia approval of tan city
counuil of Maid oily , to asms * the dainaso tc
Iho owners rosiectlvoly | of the pronurty af
fected by the Kr.idliU of "H" street fro n Mill
utreol to 17tli Hlrout , declared nouoss-iry bv
orillnanco No. ftlS , nussod Doccrnbor 13th , ibl)1. )
apurovod I ) comber luth. IB'X ' .
Von are furthur notlfloil that h ivln ; ac
cepted ald npuolntmont. air.l duly ouiillllod
us required by law. wo will , on the r.'lh day o ;
January , A. I ) . la'JI , at the hour of ; i o'cloul
In the afternoon , at the ollleo of ( lee J. 1'uul
KU.'i Karnaiu struct. within the cor
porate limit ) of said oltv. moot for the pur
pose of considering and inildn ; thu ussuav
munt of daniago to tlio owjiorn ruspuotlvely o
said property affootud by said crude , taklu ;
nto consideration npuolal bonellts. if any ,
You are notified to bo prcsunt at the time
and pluco aforesaid and make anv objection-
to or statements uoncurnln s\M ussessmon
of damuses 119 you may consider proper.
1-iKO. J. I'AIIJ ; .
W. O. KlIUIVKIt ,
JAf. bTOOKIlAI.R
Onmha , Neb , Hoc , 27th , Ih'Ji. ( I''J-dllil
SKWKU PROl'OSALS.
Scaled proposals will bo reculvu'l by the un
crslKnco until lai : o'clock n. m. Jniiuary "ml
INIU , for tlio construction of a sewer In
dutrlut No. 177. In the city of Omaha , ns'pu
ordlnanuo No. ; crJ7 , accordlni ; to plans an
hiH'Clllc.itlonson Illo In thu otlbo nf tno i.
ot publlo works. I'uch proposil to bo inadoo
printed blanks furnlKliod by tlio board , and t
bu uccompnnlol by a cei tilled cheek In th
hum of J.ViO , jiayablo to the oily of Omaha , a
II an ovldunco of tfood f.iltlu
Thu heard reserves the rUbt to reject any c
all bids and to walvodcfocts.
I' . W , HIinCHAUSEU.
Ciialrman lloird ot I'ubllo Works.
Omaha , Neb. , Juu , Oth , la'JJ. 16 7 D H
OMAHA
Manufacturers' and
Jobbers' Directory
AWNINGS AND TENTS
Omaha Tent-Awning
CO Ml * A XV.
NORSK COVKll ? ,
tin Knrnftin St.
Berais Oraaba Bag /M , 0 , Daxon ,
CO Ml * A XV.
Importer * nml UMnufM. lllcrcloi olil on monthly
tlmir &cki , burlap ) ,
tnlno. p jnniti ISJ.V.t.Mh.
BOOTS \HD SHOES.
Morse-Coa Shoa
- Company ,
llonnnl Sliest.
Knctorj corner lltli itnil Oou lrn Street ! .
We nrn nmUni ; COMI | pile > i to o ? ! \ Imjor < . nn I tire
telllr.j ncl.191 of eooj whlrri If Tory
llh niorclmnn.
Kirkendall , Jones & Amsr. Hand-Sewed
I'OMl'.VXV. Wlioloinlo B CO. , bnolM > ! io9l
rafrii. nuu'nti Huston nnit rubber ittioils , I'AJi-
lltibber Shoo I'o. . 110.- iill ; ) llnrnoy St.
HUI-lllHj It-irnoT - Bt
COU-CQ't. ( C03NI3E.
Omaha Coal , Coke & Eagle Comics Works
1.1MK CO . li il nivl auft KUvniiliol ! Iron
ronl , S i : cor. liitli ua vrl'iilv ' o
s Sts. kyimUn ! ,
11UMIU
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Kilpitrlck-Koch Dry
coons co ,
Dry Kooils , notion * , fur- N'otloni. itrnts' fur'ilili-
nlililni ; nooil" , o.rn r I InuuooiK.ror. lltti unit
llthmiil lljwnr.l M < . | Hartley sn.
FURNITURE.
Omalia Upholstering Ruuyan
CO. . uplioUtnrpil furni KUHN1TUUK CO.linico
ture , UJi lint Nichuhn
t. U'holcanlu only. nnil 13t'i Sir
GROCERIES , DRUGS , ETC.
D. M. Steele & Co. , Blake , Bruce & Co. ,
iOMOJ.lonos St. , 10Hi nud Hamcy Sti. ,
Ouiaha. Omaha.
Wlllioutnionej.tndnltlioiit prloa.
To the
You are not well , and have no
money oi'tlmo to soo.i ihw.or.
Cutout thu iiiinio printed \\ota. \
Itll'ANri CIIGMlUAlj CO. ,
NIW YOUic
1'astolton a postal onrd ,
\Vrlto your own niimuon tha
other si loof Ihoc ird ; put It lu
the 1'ostOllleo , and by ruturn
mall you will got a lotlor and
komemodlulnu thut will dovou
poo.l. Try It and toll ycur
friends.
.Sheriff's Sale.
Under and by vlrluo of an e.\ccutlon Issued
by i'rank K. Mootes , clerk of the district court
within and for Douglas county , Nebraska ,
ipon a judgment rendered by said court , at
ts September term , A. I ) . , 1892. in favor of the
Merchants National bank of Kansas Clly ,
Missouri , and against the Metropolitan C'ablu
aihvay company of Omaha , Nobnislia , I
ave lovlod upon the following described
property as the property of the wild , The
Metropolitan t'ablo Railway company of
Omana , Nebraska , to-wlt : "Track and roadbed -
bed , Including rails , ties , plates , flogs , bolts ,
splices , wires , switches , poles , trolly wires ,
cross wires , etc. , etc. , and everything portalu-
ing to said track and ( ho opertitIng thereof as
an electric motor line of said The Metropol
itan Cable Uallwny company on 40th slreet.
and on-Dodgo street In tlio city of Omaha , and
on Dodge street as extended. Woodman ave
nue , Underwood avenue and \Yllson avomt. > or
street In Dundee I'laco or adjacent , thereto In
the county of Douglas anil stale of Nelira , ka. "
"One car house ( frame building o po > lsor
blocks ) located on lot 14 , block 88 , Dundee
Place , Douglas county , Nebraska. " "Two
motor passunger cars numbered respec
tively two (2i ( , and three (3) ( ) " "Kccord book ,
stock certlllcnte book and seal of said com
pany , " and also "Iho franchUc granted to said
company , which Includes nil the rights and
irlviii'gc.s secured thereby , " and 1 will on the
17th day of January , A , I ) . . I8Ut : , commem'ing
at 10 o'clocka. m. of said day , at thcca-l front
door of the county court home in the clly of
Omaha , sell said property at public aii'-don to
the highest and best bidder or bidders for
cash , to satisfy said o.M'ciillon , ( lie amount duo
thereon bulng forty thousand , four hundred
forty-six iimiOl-lOOdollarscf 10,4-10.01) ) luilg-
ment.and sixteen and 38-100 dollars < $10.3H )
costs , with Intciest on said amounts from Iho
19th day of .September , 1892 , and the accruing
coats on said judgment and C.YCCUI Ion.
( JKOltOK A. HKNNETT.
FhorllTof Doiiglas.C'ounty , Nebraska.
TMKI : , HAMILTON & MAXWKM , , Attorneys
Omaha , Nebraska , January 5 , 1893.J .
J 5d 13lm
NOTICE OP ASSKSSMKNT Ob1 DAM
AGKS TOU GRADING ,
To the owners of all lots , n.irls of lots andto
estate along O.iinoron street.fiom''lthstro
sto the 4U-iicro line or the center of ' . ' 7'
trout produced.
You are hereby notified that the nnaor-
slgncd , thrt'O dlslntoreUt ) < fruchohlurs of Iho
city of Om.ih'i. irivo boon duly appointed by
the inuyor , with the approval of the city coun
cil uf said olty , to assuss the damaito1 * to the
Dwnors rcspuctlvely of thu property iiH'ontod
by the grading of Oamoron tUroot from Jllh
fltrout to the Ij-acro Mm or the center of ITth
street produced , declare..I necessary by
ordinance No. 3'J8i : , tutssod December
IDtli , IB'J. ' ' , approved Dacemuor IDth , 1MJ. ' .
You are further notllloil that bavin' ! accepted -
coptod said nppolntmunt and duly quall'luil
as roiiulrod bv law , wo will on the 7th day of
January. A. D. 1391. at the hour of II o'clock
In the forononn , lit thoollloa ofT , II. McOnl-
louh , room hi' ' Now York 1/Uo building , within
the coiporato limits of said city , moot for Iho
mirposo of consldonng anil making thu ai-
-8iiientof damauo to tliuownnrs rospouth olv
of Hiild property aireuted by the grading ,
taking Into consideration upoclal hunollls , If
anv.
anv.You are notlflod to bo nrusont at the tlino
and place aforosald and make any objection
to or Htatomonls concornlni : s.ild usios-jinuiit
of darun OJ as you may ( mushier proper.
T. il. MOUUM.OOII ,
W.M. O. SllltlVnit.
aio. : j. I'AUI/ .
Omiihn. Doc. KM. IS02. dv'IdlQt
i'KOPOSALS FOR GUADING.
fiualed proposals will hu reujlvucl by thu un-
duislgncd until \'M \ ; u'ulouk p. m. , January
llltb , IB'A for grading \Voolworth uvunuo , from
! ind atrool to ( lib strual. In the olty of Omaha.
In aecordunco with plans ami bpvc llcatlons
on tlio In the ollleo of the Hoard of I'ubllu
Works ,
Ulils will lie irmdoon printed hlan' < a fnrnlsli.
cd by the board , and t > bo accompanied with
a ourtilled check In Iho Mini of * ' ; piiynliln
to the city of Omaha , as an ovldunu'ot good
faith.
The boar.l reserves the rUlit to reject any or
j
Ohalrman lloaid of I'ubllo Works
Oinalitt , Neb. , Ducembur Mtli ) , 1 'J. ' ' .
.SKWKU PROPOSALS.
Sonlod propoiaU will bo reco ved by the un
dcralgnud until J:3'J : o'clock p , m. January
lath , ihiKl , for the construction of sowi'M In
sewer dlstnuts Nos. 17A nnd 170 , In Iho olty of
Omaha , us pur ordinances Nos. ; ix > 5 and .1171 ,
rfSDOJllvcly. aucorJInx to plai s and specKlui-
tlons on II o In tha ollleo of the llourd of i'ubllo
Works. Kituli proposal to Uo made on printed
blanks fnrnlahuil by the hoard , and to bo ac
companied by a cert Died chock In thepum o (
} VJO. payabla to the city of Omaha its evidence
of good faith.
The bo uru reserves the rlfht to reject any or
all bids , and to waive ilofecu.
I' . W. IIII1KIIAUSKU ,
Chairman of the Hoard uf I'ubllo Works.
mah a ( ! ! > . , DucouiborUUlu , IbO. .
UJ3-31-JO-7
HAROW&RIE
Reclor \Yilheliny \ LobecM Linn ,
COMPANY ,
lc lcr In hHrdirnre and
Corner 10th n ( uu'chnnto' tools
He ootj. UJI l > ou l.\sSI ,
HATS , ET3 ,
\V. \ A , L. Gibbon < SCo.
Wholoialo
, .
KIOTO , milieus , 2th
niul llnrnor > (
LUMBER.
John A , Wakofleld , Charles R. Lea ,
Hnritiroiul lumber , eel
Inliit ccm.'nt , Mil IT. ill- cnrt > otin I '
keo ccnuMit n tUuirl
wlillo llino. Sth niul D
WIUIIURV.
Frick & I , Obh'feUlf AC )
Impirt'ri nn I Jh'j
\Vliolc.inlollquortloAlors nf nilllliory notla
Mnll or lor voiii ri.
UXJl rArnnm SU VM-Jli ? < . lUll t.
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co. ,
Carry a full mock of '
lirlnllai ; , Itoilnoil niul labrl'catlnc
pnicrs | , civnt
, eto. ell . atlo croiMp , clo.
PRODUCE
Branch & Co. , Jas. A. Clark & Co. ,
t
Produce , frulli of nil Ituttor , cho390 ,
tioiiltry nrirt uivti
kinds , oysterJ. all S. lath S |
STOVE REPAIRS. S\SH. D1QR3.
Omalia Stove Rjpiir
W < 'HKJ , utovo ropalri \UuifiolurJt5 ot j-uh
imil Mtor nll'kShm j UI < l o ii r 1 , ti 11 n 11 an
fur nny kind nii.iMlnti , ur.i-uh ot
m.ulo , \\3i \ \ , Uth .t nd Itard 3
rooroROB WAiutivN SMITH. WILMAM
M. .lonlilns. Do'la ' Davis. Outlier no S3 ,
llobbt Nelson It KwelUur , John ( R I.oh-
ninnn. Mary H. S Hinders , lilzr.uiV. . McUlus
, < oy. Dotnlnlok Hook. Anna. Vandonburj
Georgn II.SIeuk.Kllcry UHuitck.Osoiir llarl-
inan , iMIuhluau Mutual Life Insurance Gen >
piiny , Ueorge M. Nicely. William O. Whtto-
heiul , Kltirliieo L'lwtoi "eli > y Y. Mtiion.
David M. Uro. A.U. I.olghtui. K brldgn I.uw-
ton , I , nine A. 1'owoll Matilda Do UroUollo.
noti-roaldunts :
You are hoi'.jbv notllloil that tlio under-
Blcncil , three "disinterested freeholders of tlia
olty of Umah'i. havu boon duly : ippo ntod by
tlio mayor , with the approval of the city
council of said city , to RI OIS tlio d'umiao ' to
Iho owners respectively of iliu uroporty
declared by onlln in ' 0 noJOMary to bo nppro i
printed for the iisn of said ell v for Iho pur"
iuiio of opening anil extending S'owtou street
irom Davenport'- * subdivision to ; ! Hh Hi rout.
You are furl lie rnollllodlliitliavliiKaccotod : | )
said appointment , un I duly < | ii.illllou as re
quired uy law. wo will , on the L'.ithday ot
J.inu.iry. A. D. 101. ut tlio hour of .1 o'oloolt
In the afternoon , al the olll 'U of Ooo. , ) . I'aill ,
Ml.i Kiirnam street , within the corporate ! lim
its of siild city , inoel for the purpoio of con *
sldorlng and making the uasfisiiioiil of diim
age to the owners r'.xpoistlvoly of nald pro
porly. by ro son of Mich inking nnd apuro-
[ irlatlon thoroot taking Into consideration
spoul il hcnollts , If any.
The property hu'.miirlnz to you , proposed
to to appropriated as aforcs-ild , and
which has lieon dculurcd necessary by the
cmiiK'll , liy onllinm : u. to npproprliito to the
IHO of tlio city , boln r situ itlTlii said cltv of
Inialia. In thu county of Dnii'.ilas , > inil state ot
tfcbimk'i. is described us follows , to wit :
( leo. Warion Hmllh Tlio south L'V.BS feet ot
lots . HI. : i7 , ; H. ; > , 41 , n , 44 1 anil H.
William M. JonUlna-Tlio south -7.65 feet lot
I. ) .
Delia D.'ivls and Catliorluo RIlolibs Tno
south " 7.K > foot lot III
Nelson II. Hwll/.ur- Tim north 'M 15 foot , lot 58.
.lolm U. I' . Iehiniinn North " 0.15 tuH of east
Sb.M fcut. lot f'J. '
Murv 8. Siuinaers North 20.15 foot oistCX81 (
not lot 0) ) .
Uz/.lo W.McOluskoy North 'Jit.I" > foot lot 01
Dominlck Hook North H.l. % fcot , lot ill
Oscar llartiuiin North 1M.13 fout lntft. > .
Michigan Mut. L.fo Ins , Oo.-.NoHh S.UI5 feet
west ! j lot GO.
( Joo. M , Nlcoloy Northil.l.'i foetof mldilloJt
lot Ml.
William O , Whltuhoad NorlliSI.15 foot east
H lot in.
KlbrWgo f-iiwton North LU is foot lot (17. ( I
Hoolo/ , Mason and David M. Uro North
VO 15 feet lot W.
A. U LoUhton - Nortn 20.15 foot lot OD.
Klbrldcolawtoii-Nortlr'l.l.'Hot.7l. ) '
Laden A. Crowoll North 'JG. IS feot. lot 7.1.
Heorgo 11. Sluulc North Jti.lS fout woit , 41 foot
of north liW foul of lot , VJ.
Kllcry \ . Houck-Soiith-'T.H.'i fGOtxouih ' , ' , ot
cast ' /i of lot 61.
Anna VawlonliuiM HoutliSf.tyi foot of north
JJof south ' / of lot I ? .
All In ( Jlso'i adillt.oii In suld olty , county
and mate.
You mo notlfloil to ! m present al the tlm
and placonforusiihl. and inuko any ohjoutlont
to or statements concerning hulil prupoioJ ui ) ,
pronrlallun or UHscHiinuut. of diitiiu us , aa you
muy consider
It. W. ( JIIISUN ,
\VM. O , riilKIVUII
Oninhn. Dcconilorl7 : , IMJ. . _
TO THK OWNKUH OKU , I.OT.S Olt I'AKTB
of lot.s on Howard Htit'ul , fiom'lith Htrout to
ss.h itrout ;
You are l.orohv nollllo.l that the undor-
t-lgnud. threodlsliitercHlod frouholdon of tlio
olty of Omalii , h.ivo bucui duly iinpolntod by
the mayor , with tlio ipumvulnf thuulty coun
cil of suld olty , to limes' ) the ditmago to the
ownarn roiButlv | iveif the nropurty iilVoolod
by the irr.tdliu of Kuwird : Htruot from "Ctb
sttoot to "SUi Ntruut , doidurcil nuci sory l.y
iinlliiiuii'O No KM ! , passed Ducumbor lllli ; , IB'JJ ,
OPprovod Dofornber rjth , 1HW.
You arc fiirlhor notlllo : ! that Imvlng RO-
vciitud iald anpo ntinunt , and dulv iiiaiflod | |
us ruqulrod hv law. wo Hill , on the 12th day ot
January , A. D. , I&H nt the hour ol / .j'cloolc
In the afternoon , at the ollleo of Ooo. J.
Paul. ir , . < r > Karnam street , within tha
co'-pornto limits of nuld city , i oot for the pur-
poio of considering an > l nrildnc the assuu-
inontof ilumasu to iliu owners roiiootivoly | of
huld iirnpuity. nlfocted by said u .radii , talc-
lin.'liiioconsfiliiratlo' Hjincial bunodts. If any.
You mo notlllou to oo piusont lit the tlma
and place uforusald , < ind iiiako any objoolloui
loorstutoinuiita conoiriilii'4 : xald asiosiinont
of dauiascs UK you m iy conaldor prouer.
IH.O. J. I'AIJIi.
JOHN V. li'liAt'K.
JOHN W. H01IHIN3.
. Oniiiliu. Nob. . Duo. .Ttli. ISO. D.'O-dl
Not lew.
Notlco Is licrnliy given Iliul Iho annual meet
ing uf ( ho btclliolilcrn : of the Omaha I'nlon
Depot company will ho hold nt thn ollleo of the
I'nloii Depot coiiiiiuny , at the Jiiiadiiiarter | * > '
of thu Union 1'aclllcllnllway compiiny , In tha .
city of Omaha , on the Olh day of .lanunry ,
1HU3 , at 3 o'clock p. in. , lor the election of dl-
lectors arid transaction of any other buslnes
that may legally i-omo before Iho meotlng ,
T. It , KiMtiAUu rresldont
Orauha , December 20 , 1B92. UaidUO *