0 Till ? OMAITA DULY IJKKIVUI.VY : ! , .1ANTAKY II , 1H03 ,
C0115IEHUAL AND FINANCIAL
DLaip Bulge mid Oonsiderabb Bxcitomtmt
Mnrkcil the Close in Went.
SHORTS SHOWED MUCH NERVOUSNESS
Homo rrninliirnl llnilrr < , uppiurd to lip
iiK for the Clliitr | , Hiinuht I'rrrly
on \ViMik.Sput4iitid .Sold
on Italllcs.
Citic.xno , 111. , .Ian. 13.A iharp hnlio and
cotitlilciMblc oicllcment mtirUed ( hccUiso In
the wheat pit today. Thu cast- with which
prices for wheat hai been advanced dm Ing
tlic last few daysnmllhoalwncoof nny decid
edly bearish news U-inl to make a strong mar
ket. thotts hhowed a pwrt deal of Nervous
ness and xvero dlspoieil lo cover whllu the
scalp elementfaxnr the hull side. Thete was
comparatively llttlo wheat for .salo and the
compotltlonnmons buyers wasshaip.
Home promlnfiit btokerssupiRHcd to bo ael-
Irigfor ( ho ollqlie bought fieely on all weak
fi pot ian 1 1 though they sold somu on the tallies
It wat Kerieifilly iliouvhl thai the nggrogntt1 of
tlielr puii'hascs r\eeed > 'il their Hales and that
tlio clique was Rradnally Incieaslns Its hold-
Inits. Cables wert-Mimewhat easier but re
ceipts In the northwest were smaller and theie
wureagieat many repot Is from the country
that much of the wheat was bare of snow with
theiicci . 'ary 103 below /cio and damage
tea led.
The receipts of wheat nnd Hour for R\\ \
months weie lepoited at lon,0)0MO ( ( bu. , or at
the rate of IHJ.OHII.OOO bu. for ( he year As
the total oxpoits last year were only 'J'Jli-
000,000 bu. this was iiilto | a showing ; the
forclRii demand this year has been siitpils-
InKlygood.
The failure of N. 0. Orfli'sbv k fon. "niall
tradeis In wheat , was announced til noon. Th"
falluio had no etrecl on siiu market.
Wheat tecelpls at pilmary points today weie
only -I'lO.ODO bu. and the uhlpments only
IjR.UOO 1)U. ) The Mlnneapiills Market Ilieoid
elves tin1 roun try i'li' a tin slot si if wheat In the
iioilbwest at 'Jo.OOO.dlio bu. , : iKiilnsl about
8,000,000 bu. esdmaled reeelpts. Opinlli , '
prices weie al 'je deellnu on hea\y Im-al le-
celptH nnd the aihei-se cable news , but the
maikel soon advanced from V' to V. leeeded
lo the full extent of the eai ly advance , then
Imptoxed , e. i uled liieguhir , rloslng .tionir ,
evaclly lealxive the low point of the day for
May. .Inlv delhery , which sold oil ' V ye-fr-
ilny , was In better ( linmind today and adxani'ei
to within > , c of Maypilce. It was claimed
that St I.ouls P'irtles weie accountable for
tlm aihance , they having sent In buying
oidurs for about 1.000,1100 for .Inly delivery.
In coin business was not cnnllned so much
ns of lute to local opetatois , nnd evidently
loaned to Ihn "long" wide. OpenhiK trades
were at yesterday's Una ) iiuotatlons , lint MHIII
became aetlxo and advanced V upon buying
said lo bo for the southwest and New Vurk :
thn market aftervvatds leaeledsllghlly , bnljied
fc and closed at Ic gain. The Mionir feeling
In the cash maiket alsoexertedsome Inllnent'e
on speculative x allies , but Is due In a measnie
to the le.slrlcted movement owing to the
fttormy condition all over the west.
( JITerlngs of oats weie not huge and on fair
buying by stiong parties and In sympathy
with other grains , pilces advanced ije. I he
markiil elo-ed sleadv at about the top llguies.
The provision maiket felt the Inlluetice of
only 1 8,000 hogs ha v Ing been lecel veil , wheieas
15OO ! ) Had been expected , and theie was an
Immediate demand for alt thu chief at tides of
hog products at a consldeiabhi advance. The
Miiall estimate for lomoriow was iiKoa factor.
1'otk , though averaging strong and closing at
a decided advance , was In an unsettled state
owing to continuous scalping by both laigo
anil small opcratois.
nstlmaled icceiptN for tomoriovv : Wheat ,
HlOcarn , coin , 1"0 cais ; o.its , HO cms hogs ,
11.01)0 head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
lll'EN. 111(111 LOW. OI.OSK , YI.SIV
I 75 71 ! 7li
iKfi-M ; r. ' gllffct. M
iKfiMWl BUIs
BUIsmt
VI mt 42 421 f 4IM
42H
tm H
wl
3'W ' 30M
18 M 18 4.1 18 'H 18.1) )
IBM iv w 18 8U ) ' . ! ( K ) 18 C.7 ! <
10 75 10 to 10 75 10 M ) 10 CA
It ) Ul 10 7JJ6 10 IW I072 > 10 S2ii !
9 171 ,
9 hJ
Cash ( imitations xxero as follows :
Dull hut firm.
WIIKAT No. 2 HiirhiK , 7fi VffO'Gc ; No. 3 spring ,
C KftGOe ; No. 2 led. 75-U < Tf 700.
COIIN- Steady ; No. 2 , 42'ie ; No , 3 cash ,
n8a c : No. 3 yellow , 4O34'ic ( )
OATfl-No. 2 , ni'432oi No. 2 xvhllo. f. o. I ) . ,
80'i@37c ; No. 3 xvldto , f. o. u. , 32Jiiaa&5&e. &
KYI : No. 2 , SO c.
11AHI.KY No. 2 , C5c ! No. 3 , f. o. u , , 45358ijj
No. 4 , 37BIOC.
KIMX BKKII-NO. 1. 81.11.
TIMOTHY BKKII I'rlmu.tl.O.Vftl.Ofi.
1'OllK Jlosh , per bhl. , 517.7O7617.7u ; lard ,
per 100 His. , tlO.M ) ; short rlhs hides
( loose ) , $9.0KTt,9.05 ( ; dry salted .shoulders
( boxed ) , $9.75a9.87'i ' ; shot t clear sides ( boxed ) ,
110.304610.40 ,
\Vni8iiv DlsllllciV flnlsliod goods , per cal. ,
tl.35.
EUOAII ITiirhniiRpil ; cut loaf , 5'1J5V" ' ,
granulated , fi c ; ( jtnndard "A , " 5o.
The followms XVUIQ the roculpts and ship
ments today :
On ihol'roduco e\ehanso todiir thu huttcr
nmrkut xviiHstiotiK ; creamery , 20Ii33e ; dairy ,
aajttao. KBBH , llnner ; Milcdj fiesh , 3023K- .
New Vtirlc M
NKXV YOIIK , Jan. 13. ri.oun Hecelpts , 18-
200 pl.KS. ; oxportH , 4,200 hills. , 2,000 .sacks ;
modulate dumund ; vuiy llrin ; sales , 23,000
bills.
I'oiiN MnAiOulot , steady.
\ VllKATIteeelpls , 13,200 mt.i exports , nonu ;
RiilCH , 2,325,00 ( > hu. futuios ; 1,000 bu. spot.
Kpotn llrmor , iiulet ; No. 2 red , SO C'bO'ii : In
store and elevator ; Hl'i'tlHPje alloat ; T.l'&t
H2'P f. o. IM No. 1 northern , 85iia85J4c ; No. 1
haul , 9l ) > , o ; No , 2 noilhern , 83He ; No. 3
( .print- , 7H'e. Upllons opened steady at ! jU
cleollno on xveauor cahles and foielKii soiling : ,
reacted Wit > ! on llnuurest and leports of
cropdatnaKes , toisul her with shorts eovorlnB ,
deolltied V' on teallzhm and closed linn at '
CC' ' e over ye-terdav , with trading moderately
netlxe ; No. 2 led , ftarrh. 81 , ( aH2c , elosln at
H2o ; aMny. 83Vi84 7-lOe , closlaK tit 84'ic ;
July , H4i,851e1 ( vIoihiK at 85ac.
HVK Nominal ; western , 585'Jc.
lt.Mii.KXKali - dnniand ; llriu.
llAtil.KY.MAi/r Dull ,
I'OIIN lieeelpts , 07,200 hu. : o\porB ( , 100-
000 bu. ; sales , 4hOOii ( ) hu. futures : 51,00(1 (
bu , spol. Spots linn , dull ; No. 2 , 5134' 5'Jo In
oluvutorjbUu alloat ; No. 3 , 5le. Uptlons xvoiul
dime higher with the west , and on shot Is cov.
t'lliiKi'lo-i'tl hlionx ; triiilliiKiinlnt ; IVbrimty
62 , > 53e , eloslii ) ; ill 53e ; Mnreh , 52aQ53kil
closliiKiil 53Uc ; May 52 ll-loa63He , closlnji
ut & 3SC ,
OATS Hecelpts , 08,250 hu. ; exports , 250,00(1 (
Ini.jhale * . 251.000 bu. of futuios , 08,1)00 ) hu
bpot. Hpots llrmer , dull. Options HtioiiKer
nulet1 lolniiary. aiKTiauUi * , closjnu at 3'le
Sliiy , UU"ffc40e ( , closing ut 4Oe ; spot Nt ) . .
Willie , 42ii40 4'e. ) ; mixed xvestein. UHi.tR.-tOc
whim xvestein , 41lt'iM01lc ; No. 2 thlcaKo
811 kC.
HAY Qulel , steady ; shipping , COU > J5c ; KIHM
to choice. 7ViOOe.
lloi'H lletler deniand ; llrin ; stute eommoi
{ riL'Inllce , 2IMi.2le ; I'aellle eo.ist , 20I/.23e.
Hi'dMi Itavv , quiet and llrin ; rellned , Ihn
nnd fah'lV uellve.
MOLASSES Now Orleans , stonily ; fair do
iiuind ,
Kilt : rirm ; KOOI ! dumand.
KuilH Small receipts : Him ; western best
flSv'i westein , lalo iriitlii'ifil,32&3ac ; recolpU
U35 pKits.
Minus Inactive and steady.
Wool. I'lrm ; modeiale demand ; domes ! )
fleece , 32ni33c ; pulled , 2V323c ; Texas , 155
1 ! If.
I'noX'lsiONS 1'orK , nntet. steadv ; old nies *
$17.fO ; new mess , 117.5vaiH.7& ( ; cut moat
uctlve ; pickled bellies. lOiU llc ; pickle
hams , lt i.li'ii' ; ; middles. htioiiKer ; shot
clour , } 10.50. l.ard , dull , llrmer ; wester
Hteain closed at * ll.-0 ; sales , 250 tierces a
VI 1 20 ; option sale.s , 25O tteives ; Jaiinun
tl 1,0(1 ( : Mtuvh , * 10.05 ; May , Ml.OO askeil
June llO.&O.
HfiTKittjiilet , thin ; western factory , 15' '
017c.
t'liitr-si : Oood di'inand ; tinner , part skim
KifHV.
I'M InoN-Qulot , steady ; American , J12.75 < i
' 115. j ( ) .
Poi'i'UIl Dull ; lake , 112.00.
I Quh'l. steady t doinohtlc , 13,67'i.
Tir < I'lrini Straits M'J. hi ) .
Oinullil I'rodlU'e .Vliirlict ,
IilKhl receipts , a moderate demand and hli :
pi Ices contlnuo to ho the main features of III
local produce market. There Is not hint : of In
IHirtiilico to IM > addedon this subject. Txer )
thltiK received Is sold leadtly , thu doman
Jjoln fully up to the supply.
A ] ! ! . ts : Stocks 1110 hold ut M. 503.4.00 ft
fair to cholco stock.
IIANANAH QliOtUd Ut $2.0O3 > 2.50 lll'pllUllCl '
1II2AN8 t'holco navy , I2.OO4C.M5.
U The uiurkot In ubuut steady , tl
Ini'i ' , n rouMry roll K' ' lint i\l IM 17 < - in
nliivl.'hi | ni > krtiei/i ; Sflci'l luls dtllift tN'Ul'Jr '
ami e.i mis hl h n 'JOi *
( iMNiiKlltitwlvlri'i from emlern pnlnli
Imlli'iili x-ery Unlit HiiH-ks nnd n tendency on
HIP part of prlc'i't toiidvnnre. Hell nml i-hcrry ,
8H.riVttl'.i' ' " ; b ll and bimlo , tlO.OOftloOO ) , Ier-
py Cape Cod , JQ.MrftlO.OO
Oct'KiivHletidy nt 3Mlt(3. ( )
l.'nni * The iTeelt | ) are very Unlit. And there
rue ii"tenonith In lo o uionnd timoinf the
tliule. t'rpKli lix'k wns generally held at 'J
I'nwii V'HiiCT.xni.r.H Top onion * . 2 < a'J
dii/un 'jillichi's ' ; Iutturu,409l5ct
.
( l.xvir The market N steady ; smull ruhhllti ,
O.V ; Jacks. M.M ) .
lllliKANo 1 - mlled.l'c ; No. 3 , 3'ic ; IllntOc.
IIOXNV d'oiiil xvhlto clover , 19ft9Uo.
lKVIO.N'fttl.OO I.oO.
MAI..XUA UttAi'm UnciiatiKL'd nt $0.00 per
kCC Nl'iPLarge hickory iiulu , Jl.O" ) ! Mack wal
nuts , tl.2fj.
uvrtTiiit' * Pi Ices at Omaha Ntlll remain at 13
® 35c per can.
UNIONS -Homo Brown , ( I.OO per litishel ;
" 'patllsh , pcrciate , * 1.9tli62.OO.
( ) ll\Mitrt ; HrlKlito , medium sl es , 1325 for
single case lots , a'nl M.ou for lots or llxu to ten
cases ; tussels ate 25c per case cheaper. A
discount of 'JOior thu box Is also made for extra -
tra lantc or small sl/es.
I'ori.Ttiv-The supply continues very IlKht
and pilces aiu llrm Chickens are selling at
Hfjiloc foroiessed , and 7ftHc for llxe. Turkeys
pout 12fr3c | and Keese and ducks at UiilOc.
I'or.XToiis-Tho trade N limited to the saleof
small lots from stoics.Vestetn Nebraska
stock Is quoted al HOc and ITtiJi and I'olotado
at DOC.
SVVIIKT roTXior.sTheiij are a few In thu
matket which me selling at * t.5o.
VHXlr-Vcal calxes , choice , 7c ; larpe and
thin , I1H.V. A lame and thin ve.il calf Is
about thu hardest thin ? onlhu matUjt to dis
pose of.
( \ 1 1. I'ovvler , a publisher at Steele Clly , has
sold out.
J. J , . Cieenlee , a imbllsher Jt Hed t'loudhas
sold out lo U. 1 1. Tinman.
H. J. llerry. l-i the hotel business at Syracuse ,
has been succeeded by J. C. Miller.
St. I.OII- .
ST. Lot'ts , Mo. . Jan. 13 , ! ' i.otm-llad an up-
vvnid ti'iiduncy ; no advance madu.
\VIIIXT ; Closed V" ' e above yesterday ;
cash , 70'c : .May , 70'c ' ; .July , 77c.
COIINt'losi'il ' , 'c abdvo yesterday ; cash ,
IMc : I'ebrtiaty , 3H\i" May , 42'iff 12'ic.
O.X'is Higher ; cash , 33c , asked ; May , 35'ic.
HVK Illelieriit 50- .
1 ! Mil.in Quiet ; .Minnesota , 5ITJ57C.
llfrrKii Unchanged ; cte'amcry , 27S30e ( ;
dairy , 18 27c.
lions- Higher at 'J3W2.VSC.
I'ottK-Higher at $18.50 for old ; 118.50 for
now ,
l/xnn-IIUher at J10.75.
IlKCIIII'MI'loiir , 2,01)0 ) bids. ; wheat , 3R.OOO
hu. : coin , 113.OOO Int. ; oats , 1H.OOO bu. ; rye
and bailey , none.
Silll'.MKNTs Klour , C.OOO libls.i wheat , 12,000
int. : corn bl.OOl ) bu. ; oals , 17.0UD bit. ; rje ,
3,0to bit. ; bat ley , 5,000 bu.
Oil .llnrlcct.
New VOIIK , .fan. 13. Pirrnoi.KirM The
market was again neglected ; no transactions
whatever occurlng on the Hock exchange
while only 3,000 bids , XTOIO lrmlc.il . In nt the
Consolidated at last night's llgiiies. The
mai kcti shows no tendency lo Impioxu either
Inncllvlly or pilcus.
C'Tio.viiLiiOii-riim ( : ; crude , 44c. Yi How
4H.
4H.TAM.OXV
TAM.OXVScarco.strong , city ( $2.00 foi pkgs , )
0 > c.
ItosiN Quiet , stady. .
Tt'lll'KNTlNiScatco : ; firmer at 345i34'5c. | '
Lix'Kiii'ooi , , .Ian. 13. TAI.I.OXX 1'lno Ameri
can 2'Js , Oil percwt.
Trni'iiMiM , Si'iniTS23s , Od pcrcxvt.
LlNSKiu > ( Jii-19s Ud percwt.
LONDON , Jan. 13. Tuui'KM'ixn t > i'iiUT3-23s
Od per cwV.
Kansas City .Marlu'U.
IxAN'SAH CITY , Mo. . Jan. 13. WIIKX.T Steady ;
No. 2 hard , l , ( > "jTG7e ; No. 2 led , 71c.
C ( > n.v Iiill ; No. 2 mlxud , : UU3l'ic ;
OATS-l'Irm ; No. 2 mixed , 2S2.2tl4c. . ! .
Kvn-riim.
HtTrmi-t'iichangcd ; creamery , 25Q28o ;
daily , IflfiUKc ,
Kims-Weak ; 2G327C.
Kl.CUll'TH-Whual , 59,000 btt.j coin , 0,000
hu. ; oats , none.
Hnii'.viiNrs-\Vhcat : , 52,000 bu. ; corn , 11,000
hu. ; oats , none.
Liverpool MurlcnM.
LixTlirooi. . Jan. 13. \Viiix-r-iill ; [ : hold
ers olTer fi eel > . liecolpts of wheat dining the
past tin on days , 85,000 centals , Including
07,000 American.
COIINrirm ; demand fair : mixed western.
Is 6'id per cental. Itoeulpts Amui'lcan coin
the past three days , G'J.OOo centals ,
It.xi'ON Long and short clear , 550 Ibs. , 63s.
t'lli'.Ksi ; American , finest vvhlto and coloiod ,
55s pur cwt.
Cotton Marlcct.
Nnxv Oitr.r.AN * . La. , Jan. 13.Quiet : mid
dling , 9'jc : low middling , O'BC ; good ordinary.
8 ic ; nut lecelpts , 5,853 bales ; gross , 0,036
bales ; exports to Great 111 Haiti , 7,150 bi.Ies ;
to I'rancu , U,0,8 ( bales ; to the contlnonl , 1,081
hales ; coastwise , 3.0SO balus ; oalch , 2,450
bales ; block , 335,219 bale
-MartiPt.-
Mir.urttiKr.n. WIs. . Jan. 13. WHEAT Firm
Hay , 72J'e ; No. 2 spring , GG'zC.
CoilN-I'lim ; No. 3 , 40c.
OATS Higher ; No. 2 xvhlto , 3SSJc : No. 3
xvhllo , 33i. 41"tc.
I1AIIM.X04c.
- 04c.
KVU GO'iC.
C'ofli'eMarket. .
Nr.xv Yonn. Jan. 13.-OptIonsopencd steady ,
unchanged to 10 pointsdown , closed steady 5 ®
15 points up. Sales , 25,750 bags , Including
January , J 10.1 Oft 10.20 ; IVlmiarv , $15.90 ®
10.00 ; March. ! 15.Stvn.l5.)5 ! ) ; May , $15.05 ®
15.75 ; yoptember , 15.0071,16.75. Spot JJIo ,
( inlet and liimer ; No. 7JlG. 7'i. '
T.ondon rinaiicliil Itoilrir.
ns'j7oi/.ran'
LONDON , Jan. 13. INew York Hurald Cubic
Special to rue IlKK.l Thu Mock market pro-
senled several features of Interest today , and
business as a wliblo him been nioio active , but
a good deal of 11 has been bet weon Insiders ,
the public still holding aloof from specu
lation. In the seltlement no dllllculty
has Declined. 1'onaols aio 1 1-lGd 'hot-
lor for money and Indian rupee
paper 4 per cunt. lYnolgn gox-einment secuil-
iles xxeto more or les Him all day. Among
homo railways Brighton defei red has almost
monopoll/ed attention slnco Iho iiiinonncu-
tncnt of the div Idend. Theiu has been vry
free hnylng toclosu bear accounts , resulting
In an advance of 3 pir cent. Northeastern
has ilson 2' JUT cenl on dividend
rumors. London Is \ per cent higher
and most olheis i ( to " per cent. Americans
melwlth lather moie attention They haxo
shown consldeiablu IlLinness , but at inn c.\-
tremucloso | irlcosi"isi > ( toir a lltllu fiom thu'r '
best points , due to fuw icall/atloiis. Howuver ,
a genural advance Isoslabllshed , Including l'.t
percent In Atchlson Incomu bonds , ! ' „ pur
cent In Louisville * Nashville , and ) i to " 4 jicr
'cent In otluir.s. Canadians , though qnlot ,
followed the course of Ameilcaiis , Canadian
I'acllh : having advanced 'j percent and ( irand
Tiuuk Issues > 4 to ! , percent. Muxlcan llrst
prefeienco has given way H pel cent , and second
end iircferenco and oidlnary U purcunl. There
was a moderalu demand for money. Short
loans have been obtained at 1 to li < pur cent.
The discount maiket has been slightly easier ;
two and three months bills wcru iuolcd | at lit
to lf puroent.
STOCKS AM ) KONDS.
l.'liial Clmngos In Sornrllles" Vo tcrdiy : AVoro
Almost Inxailatily Xlutrrliil ( i.ilns.
NKXV YOIIK , Jan. 13.The stock market
loday showed a matked Incieasu In Iho
"mount of business donu ovur the large busi
, ness of yesterday , whllu a distinct , broadonlng
tendency wiis seen , and the Una ! changes were
almost Invariably material gains. Ono xv-uak
spot xvas Distillers , which xvas nailer pro.snrc
throughout thu enllio day , but received sup
port enough to hold H above yesterday's'low
est llgnre.s until the close. The Impression
which provalled up to loday was lhat the
outgo of gold by tomorrow's stcamurs would
reach at luast Jl,50O,000 , hut thoru _ wiis no
fnrthur stltrenlng of exi-hange , and early In
thu day It becamu known thai nonuof thu
shippers would send any.
ryi'ho encouraging featnte ot this was the Im
proving demand abio.ul forAmeilcaii bonds
and thu Inference was that enough exchange
would be madu by this moans to prox-ont fur
ther shipments. The dliect effect ot this waste
to stimulate the prevailing bullish sentiment
and the demand for stocks Incicased In
urgency as the day wore away , running the
Iransacllons upio a llgure which has been
seldom seen In Ihelast two years.
The rail wail list developed u strong tenet
t Ight at thu opening and buying for both sides
ts of the account kept prices moving upvvaid In
< ! spite of the heavy loall/atloas on the high
rt prices atlalned. Amnlm onconrn lng fcatuie
rtni was the wldo and uniform dlslillmtluii of the
at business and xvhlle large gains vvero Hindu In
only a few stocks the fact lhat the Improve
ment reached all poillonsof tin-list , slnmp-
t Ins-advance as of greater stability than wa-i
reallv supposed.
Industrials , on thu whole , shared ( n tin
is , strength , hut no maikod gains were scon In
them , and had It not been for the enormou-
transactions In Ulstllleis they would have ro-
celxod a supporting position In the miiikel
Thu piossiiro upon Dlitlllcrs WHS ngaln ox-
traardlnaiy , and fiom ( > I > j last night II
oiilckly descended lo 5H. A rally to 51) ) ' . xvui
followed by fcveilsbnoss and al the closu It
xvii * again at thu lowvst tlguro. Migar faicil
somewhat. iH'tier. and ufler rising to 1-01
closed at 12O , and with a gain of 1 pur cent.
Iiun Manhattan still remained the special featuri
n- if tint mm kut. and was still further lifted tn
agnlnst 10714 last evening , and llnally
closed at 174 , with a net gain of li'4 | .i i cent.
The con ) utiM'ks , with the ox'ceptlon of Head'
Or Ing. madu no show In the miirkei , lint all wen
strong. Now Kmtland and Now York A
'h. Northern preferred were prominent , following
'h.hu the rUe lii.Miinliattun , thu last named showlm
hu a if&lu of 3 fc pur cunt larger than any other rail
rend lei k \iiiMiigiiiln , inlllr * < " 'i'1 '
laird | fl'i t < > T I' | M r i--nl ( l > nt the reit nf th
Ui vn'tf iiintcnl with it ilns rifnitlna up J per
en ! Western 1'nlon beciitui' th'- bull nifd nf
he nflernoon. anil ( In- other tloitld Mio.-k' * fnl-
iivreil at n ilNliini'e vxhllc the Ktlenzlli ill the
( runners nils- not wi piononiiced Hsdut-lnn the
last few day * The Hading extended lo an
mii'imlly larao number of Meek . one of the
'iillltiK conditions of n itcnerally liulll h scull
nent , and all xpeclnllles xvero ut hlghvr
limn their lint recorded sale. f
The I'oit i Hys : A Inrgo part of life
ran ncted ttKlay came through coniml ilon
iou es which have not been lilvtilllk'il with
the inoxements Inspired hythe clhiucs nnd
the execution of thesu orders Indicates u
Illume In Ihe general 'plilt nnd that an tin-
portant eleiiirnt that has hrencon plcuous for
i long period by Its nbsutico has made Its up-
learanco. ;
Thu following urn the elpslint nuotntlonsof
Iho leading stocks on thu NUVT York Stock ex-
cliange toduy :
i.111mm : i.rie , ioi n : tvnnsas > I exas.-J.nuoj
l.onNvllle A Nashville , lil.OOl ) ; Maiiliattan ,
Jl.ilUII ; .Mlssciiiil I'lu'lllc , Hi.iiOH : Northvvest-
Nev Vork .Aloney .Markrt.
NEW YOHK , .Ian. ID.-MOMIY D
Kusy nt 'J tO'l percent , last loan 3 , closed
offered at 11 percent.
I'niMB Mi.arxMii.cI'Ai'iiti .1'Tt-7percent. ' *
STIJIIMNO KXCIIXNOK I'lrin hut , ipilm , with
actual business at Jl.bll for CD day banUers'
hills and $4.HH for demand.
Tlie closing iiuotatlons on bonds :
riimnclnl > 'utes.
IC\N < AS CITY , Mo , , Jan. 13. Clearings
ii,523,412.
HAI.TIMOIII : , Mil , , Jan 13. Clearing * . $2,331-
273 ; balances , H20.770. Katu , G IKT cent.
LONDON , Jan 13 , Amount of bullion gone
Into thu Hank of England on balunco today
i'l 1.000.
l'nuxiKi.i'iiiA , I'.i. , .Inn. 13. Clearings.
$10,107,720 ; balances , $1,730,102. Money , 5
per cent.
CINCINNATI. O. , Jan. 13. Money , 417,0 per
cenl. Xuw York exchange , 25c premium.
Clearings , $2.009.000.
HnsTON , Muss..Inn. 13. Clearings , } 20,5I9-
141 ; balances. { 1,095,050. Money , 4 percunl ;
exchange on Nuxv York K > 5il5c discount.
NKXV YoitK , Jan. 13. Goxeminent bonds
dull and steady. Stuto bonds neglected.
Clearings , ? 130,414,40S ; balances , iO,855.GGI.
ST. Loins. Mo. . Jan. 13. Cleurlnz- , , # 4,242-
810 ; balances. 1520,598. Money quiet at tt7
per cent. Kxchango on Noxv York , 90c pro-
mliim.
CHICAGO , III. , Jan 13. Clearings , J17.490-
084 ; Nexv York uxchange , HOC piumlnm.
Sterling oM-hange , ijiilet : sixty-day bills ,
$4.80' , ; dejnand , $ l.88'i. ' Money bteady at ( i
per cent.
i.ivi : STOCK si ;
Cnttlo ' ell Strong ami Slightly Illglu-r
HORN T.iko Another Illg ri > er\
Ovi MIA. .Ian. 13.There was somewhat of a
lut up In locelpts loday and the markets vveru
better all uionnd. So far this week supplies
foot up 1H.188 cattle. 25,440 hogs and 4,311
sheep us against 11,922 cattle , 21.U7O lings and
2,2(13 ( sheep tlio coricapomtlng ttvo ilnX * last
xveok.
Iteeelpls of eattlo xvero about the same us on
Thursday , and a few bundled htax ler than on
last I'rlduv. Almos't any kind of callto couhl
Und a ready pnrchaserat fully us much money
as they would have brought yesterday , whllu
some of the more desirable giados brought a
little heller prices. In genoial , ptIces for fair
lo good hoof callle tilled 25c to 40c
higher than Monday and thu trade
xvas ncllx-o at thu adxi > ce. I'letty
giHid 1,15010 1,400 Ih. stoeis .old fromfl.50
up lo t.05 ; fair to good 9OO to 1,200 Ih. steers
from J3.75 to # 4.25 , with poor to fair Mutr from
t3.l > 5down. lluslnuss was lively Ihioughont ,
and about everything had changed hands be
fore dinner.
Cows and mixed stock sold strong to a dime
hlghei than yusteiday nnd the movement xvas
voiy fieu fiom star'to llnlsh. I'oor to choice
cowsiind heifers-sold all the way from } 1.75 to
$3.50 , with tin- fair to good stun xery hugely
at 12.50 loM.25. HtilN , oxen and stags xteie
In good demand and stiong al Jl.7 tiiH.oi ) .
Common large c.il i es and ycai lliife-s to choice
x cats sold fiom $2.25 lo5.25.
Mivkein and feedeis sold freely al steady to
strong prices , Thu demand xnis good both
lions Hogs open6d fully 15c higher than
Thursday , mid thu oaily market was a good
leal of a scramble on ( lie part of buyers , lie-
elptsxvure only moderate , and thu quality
lardly as good as Thursday , hut the demand
xvas veiy urgent fluid Mho hogs ijtilckly
hanged OH tiers. Good to choice butcher and
leax-y hogs sold largely at S7MJO to-47.05 , xvith
Talr togood llghtand mljuud loads mostly at
J7.50 to $7.65. A few common llghtand nn-
lerwelght loads sold at * 7.40 and J7.45.
row-aid the close the maiket rathcreased off
mil u few loads icmalned unsold. Sales xvero
largolv al J7.55 and $7.00 , as ngalnst $7.35 to
J7.45 Vrlday. and $7.00 to f7.0& lasl r'llday.
Kepiesenlallve sales :
VI US AND llOlinil.
1..400 - 075 1..2CO - 700
Sniii' ; : None xvero recelx-ed. There Is an
acllx'o demand for dcslrablo muttons at
stroiiK prices , ( jood feeders are also xviitited
at satisfactory flKint's. TalrtoKood nanvo.s ,
S3.75 < a5.OO ; fair to pooil westerns , f3.50J,4.75 ;
connnon and stock sheep , $2.25 3.50 ; oed ( o
Cholco 40 lo 100-n > lambs , S4. O
Keeelpts mid I > lHpixltliin | orStnrlt.
Olllolal receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the hooks of the Union Stock Yards
company for twenty-four hours , oiidlng at 5
o'clock p. m. January 13 , 1893 :
o l.lx-n Stock . Market.
I'liirAflo , III. , Jan. 1,1. fSpeclal Teloaram to
TUB HKK.ICnttlu vve o tlrm today. I'oor to
extra cows , holfois aul | hulls xveio taken at
from Jl.50 to3.75 vvlUl the Kiealer part of the
sales ut fiom i2.4Q Jto J3.25. Stockers and
feeders were In demand at from } ' _ ' . .l.r > to } I.nil.
the latter price belnc for lloshy steers axeniK-
Inirfioin 1,100 to t 20O Ibs.ales to shippers
weie on a basis of from J3.5O to jfi.oo and the
sorts that j.rn to dressed beef 111 ins ueie iiuoted
at from i3.25 to f5.75j thoiiiih the most of their
purchases \\oro \ within a ianto of from i3.Oil
to * 5.0i > .
Add another nlckol to the value ofthehox
and he Is vvoi th JH.llO lier lee Ihs , He sold as
liluh as ? 7.05 today , | iir 5c above the highest
price piev loiisly pafd < It was not a choice
nttlcle that broiiKUt .lhat lluie. . hut It was
Ihoinrht thut somelim ! ( : fancy vvnuld have
poor to choice medium ami heavy vveiL'hts.
Thi'ic were soveial trades at .i7.9oand at least
two at $7.95. Culls and llttlo pls ; were salabli
at fiom5.OOto$7.oo.
Theie xvas slrons lone In sheep , the. bulk ol
the supply conilstlnjr oftfood urade wesleii
muttons , met with u ready sale of fiom .V u
lOc advanci' , and the medium grades of ml\ei
stock at llrin prices , lle-l Blades -.old at fion
40.OO to fO 25 nnd fall In Kood at from if.ri.25 li
$ "j.7.V sheep have m.ido a net advaiii-e ol
from Ifito 2c ( ) , choice to prlmenatlxe milt-
tons lii'ltiK tniotable toduy at fiom 5.1O ti
? , ' ) . , ' ) ( ) . con : ! 10 prime vvesteri.s at fiom t5OO ti
J5.4U. fair mixed natives nt fiom ) I.4D ti
4.hl ) , and Inferior culls and mixed MooU-a
fiinn K.50 IOJ4.25.
Hecelpts : Cattle. O.dOO head ; liiys , 20.0IK
head ; xlieep. 5.OOO head. ,
The Kvenlns Journiil n'porls :
I'ATII.KHecelpts , ti.oou head ; shipments
3.3OO head ; maiKet strong ; sloi-kcrs hljthei
steers , J3,2MiO,0 ( ) ; stockein , f3.3J4i3.bl ) ; cows
1 00f3 05.
lloos-lti-ceipts , IH.OOO head ; shipments
0,5OO bc'ud ; market lower ; conimmi , Q7.30fl
7.IO ; inlM'd , J7.O. > ft7. ( ' > 5 ; prime l.fiivy am
butchers , I7.05U7 U5 ; IlKht JilKs. JO.KKTt7.05. (
SiiKta--.lti.cc.lpts , 4.1H.K ) head : shlnmenls
1.40O IK-IK ! ; market Ilrnii muttons , IU. Ul
lambs , J4.UlKilG.20.
DUN'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK
Reports of Further. Gold Sbipmoritfl Do
Not Seem to Affect Biniuoss.
TRADE CONDITIONS GOOD EVERYWHERE
I'liittrrlnt ; Outbuilt for the ( 'oinlnp Ye.ir
Itppnrt * from tlm Vurlons Cities Very
llneoiiraKliigstaple I'rodncts In ( Joint
Demand Ilittlncsi
Nnvv YOHK , Jnn. ti ) . K. G. Dun .fe Go's.
Weekly Uovlow of Tnulo snys : In splto of
reports that more gold wilt RO abroad nnd In
splto of uncertainties regarding legislation
on the money question , the business world
seems inclined to bellevo that there xvlll hone
no serious flnnnclul cmburasstncnt , especi
ally ns the ilreraifo or commercial Imlebt-
ncss' Is rcmnrlcably low mid failures have
been comparatively Important.
At. Uoston orders for boots nnd slices hnvc
been larpc , the factories nil busy nnd Job
bers' stocks Hjjlit. Cotton and woolen mills
arc fully employed. Rales ot xvool xvcrcil.ol- . ! )
f > 00 pounds and fi.Oao.OOO . pounds xvero de
stroyed by lire , making thu demand for \x-ool
stronger.
Iron is wcnlc nU'hllndrlphlii nnd scarcity
ot cars nffeets thu co.il tr.ulo.
At I'lttsbtuv pig1 iron Is xvcak and slow of
sale.
sale.Tr.ide
Tr.ide nt Clpvelund is ( 'no.l , xvith Improved
demand for rolled lu-oducta , and money close ,
collections being not so good.
Orders for spring Roods arc , moro liberal tit
Detroit and money in Htrong demand.
Wholesale ordois at Chicago thus far ex
ceed last .u'tu-'s , there being n heavy de
mand for winter elothiiij , ' . Spoculalion has
raised pork to the highest price in seven
years , and inonej Is strong. Milwaukee is
preparing actively for thn spring trade .ind
heavy snows have helped lumbermen.
At St. Paul and Minneapolis the lumber
and Hour trades arc llrmer , but collections
are slow.
Trade nt Omaha is good and also at Klou : ;
City and Kansas ( ; it.v , when ; receipts of cat
tle are liberal , but of hogs light.
At St. J juis mone.x is strong , but tboro is
a grain bloelmdo from a scarcity of ears.
At Louisville prospects are bright and nt
Ixnoxvillo trade is improving.
At Memphis trade is dull , at Little Hock
fair , with more hopeful tone , and at Atlanta
good , with satisfactory collections.
business nt New Orleans is only fair and
in some lines dull , but sugar is very strong
and uetivefcljvlillo rieo is quiet and weak.
In the Iron Trade.
What people mean by depression in busi
ness is .shown in the pig iron output. : i'Jtt (
tons xveekly , or loss than - per cent smaller
that December 1. with a slight increase in
stocks , and 14iiri : tons smaller than n year
ago , but with stocks much reduced. The out
put in 1MKJ was V , 100.0(10 ( tons , only 1WUKX ) less
than the largest ever known , that of INK ) , and
the consumption xxm > probably the largest
ever known. Prices arc weaker. Bessemer
pig is only * l.r : ! > < ) at Pittshurg , and Alabama
iron is offered at the west at lower prices ,
but there is a better movement at Philadel
phia.The
The structural iron trade is dull , and bar
weaker nt SII.M. and rails are still inactive.
On the other liaiul , textile mills are crowded
with work , nnd sales ot wool are the largest
known for many weeks.
Speculation In cotton has been liquidating ,
the price declining a quarter , although re
ceipts this wi-ok are -lO.OOO bales less and
exports -HUKM more than a year ago. Larger
estimates of the crop are noxv sent out.
Wheat has scaivol.v changed in price , though
corn and oats hnx-o risen ly ! cents each.
Western receipts of wheat In four days have
been a.fiOO.OOO bushels , and Atlantic exports
only Tl.'lfOS bushels.
Pork 1ms advanced * ! per barrel , and at
J18.ii5 is far above the ruling prices of recent
years. Receipts of hogs at the west are
still light and prices higher , and coffee and
oil are practically unchanged.
The treasury has been disbursing freely
since January 1 , nnd very large returns of
money from the interior have cnnsed lower
rates hero. But foreign exchange advanced
and 'further exports of gold are expected.
Merchandise imports continue fully up to
last year's llgHres , while exports from Noxv
York for two weeks have declined 5oUOO,000 ,
or over 30 per cent.
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the past sex-en days
number 1500 , For the corresponding week ot
last year the llgures xvero MO.
HKAi > STitiiT's ; IIHSIM > S icivnw. :
Trad * * lit tint .South anil KIsevvhiTo of n
Siitlilaelory Nature.
NKXV YOIIK , Jan. lit. Bradstrcot's tomor-
roxv will s.iy : A striking feature of the
business xveek includis a Binding of pis iron
prices at St. Louts , together with a fin thor
reaction , in print cloths , cotton , rye
and li\-o cattle at Omaha , while sugar
is higher , noticeably at Nou- Or
leans ; leather at St. Jjouis ,
whisky at Cincinnati nnd Louisville , tobacco
nt Richmond , Philadelphia and Liverpool ;
the li\-o hog market , together xvith wheat ,
corn and oats all show gains in price. The
extreme cold at the west and northwest
while helping sales of heavyweight woolen
clothing , shoes and hats , serves to restrict
the movement in most other lines of staple
goods.
Noxv England cotton mills are largely sold
ahead , but stocks of print cloths at Fall
Uiver are only ' .1,000 pieces , ngninst 20,000
pieces n year ago
Baltimore jobbers , xvho deal extensively all
through the southern states , report a most
active demand for clothing- and shots , to
gether with what may * bo classed as dls-
tinetively spring goods. Collections there
are above the average and prospects for
tmdo are good. Hichmond and Nashville
are .sending - out commercial travelers
through the south. The ci'i ' first , named
announces that collections on sales of
plug , chewing and cicnrettes have been
dull through the south , wheio the weather
Interfered. The movement of merchandise
at Memphis and Charleston has been moder
ate xvhlle at Atlanta U is satlsfactoiy , being
in excess of the. volume of one year ago. This
is also true at Birmingham , xvhile nt Now
Orleans easier cotton und rlco prices have
been offset by stronger sugar and an in
creased merchandise trade , followed by
preparations for a large movement of xvheat
in that direction. Facilities at Galveston
for the export of xxheat have also been In
creased and largo exports from that port are
promised during Ib'.iM.
Trndi ) In the West.
General trade is of moderate volume all
through the west At San Francisco grain
freights are nominal and moro vessels are
loading on oxvners. There are siMjsix ves
sels there , with 110,000 tons regUtri. suita
ble for grain carriers , hut without charter
For the second tlmo in the history of the
port a ship has elearc.l for Now York in bal
last.
last.Bank clearings aggregate $ li7 : ( , IMKXI ) ( ) (
throughout the United States , nearly li'ij ' per
cent moro than in the preceding xveek , but a
trllle over 2(1 ( per cent less than in the second
xxeek of January of last .xenr.
Hoports to Bradstrcefs from 1C ! > rnllxvn.v
companies furnish an aggregate of j."iOsrJ.V (
( MH ) gross earnings in Ih'j,1 , about I 7 per cent
more than their total gross earnings in 1VJ1
when their gam , as compaied with 1VJJ was
J.ll per cent.
Granger roads report , rclntm-l.x , the
: IBTMr.
Mr. Michael Iliggins , Belcher
The Taylor Agricultural
Tool Co. , Cliicoriec
1a"-si Mass. , writes :
"This company 1ms
used
ST. JACODS GIL
for years for their men for burns ,
cuts and bruises , and VJQ
AVC knoxv of nothing _ .
that compares with it. " Ecilual'
Irirnpsl Incrrfi'.tMn IMr'.ia -r irni-
rnlironiU nnd I IK niii f.iii. MnK
xvith , tniim of ; ' t .f lent ic p < - < t
Koiitlipni filllhudsi I'lcreiiscl I'.irir
oiifiiln ever ? | , H iiv : i I per
cent nml ParliU * riilhvax * Mnillarl.x ,
xvhllo central \vp term irnlnc'l ' JO tier
cent nml trunk lines only 'J.i JHT cent. ' 1 IIP
t'olilvonthor Inia cut oft fnniu'iV dellvorlpi
of xvliont , ns show n i > v upoclnl ivtxirts u >
boat-da fixnn xvp k-m ftn'l tiorthwontPiti In-
tprloriiolut .nn'l ' IH-ICOH xxlth Improved , ind
homo ilotntiinl nruliiglier for xx liotit , corn nml
oat * .
KxpovtH of whont from HIP lTnltPil Rtnlcs ,
both coasts , durlnjt tlio six ila.vs otn'rtl Janu-
nry 1'J. initial ; j , : < N > , ; irr Inishols , n cnlu
of Id pqr cent "AX It hln n xvoclt ,
but Wrnt \ pent low nii ir In-
fludod ) lliiiti was sunt nbi'o.ul In the
xvcek 01 n year n 'o. Out1 telegraphi
cublo ntlxlcca show the larjfcnt stocks of
wliont In the rnltuil States , Cninuln nml
alloat for I2urop and Aitatrallii In January
ex-pr i-cccrileil , the total bcliiR ISI.'IT.aK )
bushels , or J. ' OXIKH ) bn.shplsiuoro than one
year SIRO , and 'W.tn .ODO . buMicla mure than
tn the iiriv.lnco of OiJtarlo lolibliij ; of
sprlmr uocxlfl is only of fair proportions tlius
far , but prices are gcnei-.illy lh-i ; higher
Prices ilom.imU d for xvheat cluvkitu de.il-
llll.'S.
ci.iAriNi : iiorsi ; si'.vinxi i\rs.
Omaha's flguics fur TliU UVelt More Than
S-itltlnctory- < | inrti I mm Other L'lllrs ,
Ncxv Yoitic. Jan. lt. : The folloxvlm ; tahlo ,
couipiloil by niMustreot's , fives tin ; ck-arlnj. '
house returns for the week umlint ; .tiui-
uai'y 1'i , isy.1 , and , the pcrcentapo of In-
eroaao or tlocreaso , as compared xvith the
corivsponding weel : last year :
rto-liij fllliiri' nf lint iiniM , , rrtmno
i "Id , iliy woiili'r i Kiii'd M . r ur-
* ife fur -Inly -.litr1- * la , < vi-r
Till- tailed Mm . .li.nlin . iniylii' \ - , u tr <
Mill I1-i > prices niltnnccil v I'KIXO ' yi i rd.iv i
lale l ilunio * nml doted uMhet'ip It lm M
ni IhoilKh the bull * hnd lMorhi < d - . . . | | . )
pill May wliPiit to WV before thecln.- < .111 .
iidvmircd nlmrply mi bnvlnit by In ' Ni w
\ ol k hnutoa , xvlmncn folhuved liy l " i limit
xviill slicolvpi-ciihitiii'4 'liu liiiliii-t tl > < iii i-t
the hh'iil crowd to r > 'lnsiiiti < Hu ir Inn % - . .Hi .
out yoilcrdny nnd chwil Ic up Oils wuo
xciydull bill xrry flMii iMilyln Hi' si SM.III .
and quickly u > sHinded | lo hluln-i pi i t . in
other eetvuU. . I'unlsJntu vvero inn'lc r ilely
active under n renewed Inij IniMlom mil fr < nt
outsiders. The loral profcs'lon ils wlu )
iNinxht on the weak pn | lvtii dus'i.-o vveru
lii'ddltiiKont thi-suiir ciuilon ly mi t > , had
sot | today , l.lke the farmer's \ - | | nit hod
yoke of oxen , tint country U wlllliu- t > . arry
the whole toad and the packi'M uu u.limtf
they should.
Cniuxoo , 111. . Jan -Kennett. . U , p'n
Co. to S. A. .McUlniiter : The otn nd „ vval
rather xxeuic on hiruo receipts nnd siunrflsU
cable , but brokers supposed to be a. . itm ; fern
tliuliln holder bid ill ) Iho mink , t n I . .ioU u
modeiate profit on their scnlplm : „
1 he e\poi ts ot xvheal and Hour dm Ine the n.i
tliimnllis have hi-en about lli' , i > niliiOO.
a nlnst I'JT.fiOO.IiOO for the VIM. . time lu :
je.it. The ratoof oxnoilallo.i has heen ntti >
sldeiably smaller of Lite owing i , , lihcr \
lit Ices , which fen > lgii ! < rs aic uowil lnj {
to Jiay. The Mlnneap.ills market ico-
ind e\poses a glaring error n Itr.uf.
street's visible supply. The hitter esii.o.ited
countiy olexatorstoi.i e In tlm miribwesi at
H.I totmo. ) ( They linn out to In-'ii.oiiD.ooo.
Iteeolptsof xfheat at Chlciiaoaie Inert aslnjion
account of our relatively bljjhi r pi i , es J'or
the past llvo da.x i thov have lift n I1' < H)0 ) ,
aisaliHl 3"iOlH)0 ) fo'i the- , line da.x I 1-1 xeaf ,
Clo-.lnif cables me dlsappohiilt. lv won If.
Theie seems to be m > liiilllxh inthii-i -i. nay-
xvheie outside of Chicago. < mni.ml . ai h ix-o
been stioiixer on Inij In by pitit Uli.ii -pi , al'
Istsand for New VoiK acco.ini. In p , . \ --ions
the tiadlni ; has been mainly for KII'-II | rs and
the market has been htton--c on . oni iini' < l litfht
lecelptsof boss ,
Nevx Yurk l.lvo Slot-It Xlnrlcot.
Ntixv Vonic.lan. 1.1. Htrviu : li'celinmil
head , Including 49 cats for iie | : nnri | t a. live
and lo.4 per Itm Ib" . hUhei : iiuti\ < Alters ,
53.r)0TI.5 ( ( ) per Inn UK. : hullin.il ctnvs. * 1 4)4J ( )
a/Joi dressed beef sd-ndy at > ' . ' , . pi i Ih.
Shlpmcnls tinnoriovx , ' 7IJ beeves , and tviiOU
iiuartets of beiif.
C ll.XMWItoeolpK 331 head : nun kelli nd > i
xe.ils.fri.llOiiiH.OU per 100 llj-t. : we.H I -alvcs ,
MIKIJI * AND l xtiM-lieceinis 3,0117 head ;
ni.likel llrin : sheep , tn.oij { . > . ! in pot Inn 10s i
lambs , fii.aoa7.l5.
HODSReceipts , tMO head , Inclinliin ; 2 i ur-
lo.iils for halu. Jliirkel llrin ut $7.nooT < 'O pur
100 Ibs.
* Oily l.iv stock M u-lif t.
IC\N < IAS < 'ITV. Mo. , Jan. l.l.-i'ATri.n Itn-
col | > l > . 5,000 heail ; shipments , l.nou hcvd ; ;
Rood eattlo generally steailv , oihers quiet ,
Heak to Klij lower : feedersste.iilx . shlpp iiu
.steers , $3 5035.2 j ; stoi-Kers and feedi rs , U 40
fttn.70.
lloiis-Kcrulpts 0,100 head : shipment ? .
1.3(1(1 ( ( head ; netlve. 5Mfie. mostly Ine hlRhnri
all Kiailei , 10.fiit7.7-J' ( ) ' ( : hulk , if1JO.71.0
SHUIIIterolpts : 1,7OH heail ; -.lMnicnts | ,
100 Mead ; KMIiUlier foi' oed iiiuilonniliuM
dull and steady.
.St. l.uuU 1.lstorlt M irltet.
ST. Lotus. Mo. . .Ian 13. UVTri.i : licrrlpts.
1,0011 head ; .shipments , 700 head ; market
slinnv ; native steeM , f3.1Oifl.75 , < hoico
.shlpplim' . SO.OOTtfi/JO.
lines UecclptH , 0,00(1 ( head : shipment * .
4,10dliead ; market OTMOe hlchei : ln-a\y $7 411
® 7.00 ; paeklns , i7/J5ft.7.05 ; 11 1)1 ) , 7 3 . < o7.00.
Sinir.f Hoi-olpts , 20J head ; shipment ! , , 300
head ; nuirkut strong ; nallxes , 3
choice to extra muttons } 5.0kt5. ( Id.
You don't want u torpid liver , .sou don't
\ \ . \\.intab.idi-oiapluxion don t uant a
had breath ; you tlun't want a he.ulatho.
Tlu'ii UhoUo Wltfs Little U.irly KISITS , the
fr.mons little pills.
J5O YOU OO
wlioii yon liny
siloes tor clothIng -
Ing ? Don't
you p-0 to the
place ( If you
en n liuil it )
whoie they tell
you that you
* * ' . ' " * msywwu [ > tl10
u\ ---i > n-L i
\ ] W2JT 1 A ni lick's out ,
N ' '
I " 'and
then , it
you're not satisfied , they'll refund the
money ? Why not do the same when
you buy medicine ?
Dr. 1'ierco's Golden Medical Discovery
h sold OH that ] ilin. : It's lhr- only blooit-
purificr EO certain nnd cH'ccllvo that It
can hu guaranteed to bcnclit or cure , In
j every case , or you have your money
hack.
It's not like the ordinary spring medi
cines or sarsnpaiilliia. All the year i omul ,
It cleanses , builds up , and invigorates tlm
system. If you're bilious , rim-down , or
dyspeptic , or have nuy blood-talut , noth
ing can equal it us a. remedy.
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company ,
S oxi til Opnaria.
lloslC'aUlo Ilo anil Sh"Cj > murkot 111 the vrcst.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Wood Brothers.
0
Iilvo Ptook Commission Mcrchuiits.
South. Omaha Tulypliuno 1157.
! ? 1 , 'M.n.wr- '
Market Hcport by mall a ij wlro oliejrfiilly Jur
lnliod upon application
OMAHA
AWHIHGSAND TEIITS
Oraaha Tent-Awning
COMl'ANV.
1IOII8K roVBIM ,
111.1 Knrnnni St.
BAGS AND
Bemis Omaoa Bag M. 0. Daxon ,
I OXIl'ANV
Importon nnilmtnufri lIlcyciGS told on monthly
Hour aackl , burlapi ,
tVTltlO. imymoitt. 12J N.Hlh.
BOOTS \ND SHQtJ.
Morse-Coe Shoa Coinpiny ,
Howard vtrot.
1'actory corner lltli ant Uoiulni StrooH.
\X'oaroinikluclOjiilO'a | to cull bnreri. ant are
elllnB aclanof tfjoili whlrhlt very tale iblo
wllu iiicrchanl ) .
Kirkendall , Jones & Araw , Hand-Sewed
COMl'.XXV xviiuloiitlo l ! CO , bucil
mfrfl. nvinl'i Ilis : > ri and rnbtier Koo
llubber nhoo < 'u 110- I.IIOllarnuy St
1IOI-IIOI llarney rtl.
COAL , coir. C01NI3E ,
Omaha Coal , Coke & Eagle Cornlcj Works
MMB CO , hard anil uft Mfri unlvanlzel Iron
coal , h i : cor lOtli an I cornlc.ivlitiwr o.iis ,
nielillto nlvllu.'ita , ulu
IIID-1II- . ' D.nUJSt ,
DRf GOODS.
H. E. Smith & Co. , Kllpitrlck-Koul D/y
IJ
Dry Koodi , notloni , fiir- \otloiii uunU * furnlili-
nlihliik' uuu'H , iriur tn jed i , u Jr. lit' ) and
lllh mill II ivnrjH. . llariiuy * lt
FURNITURE ,
Omaha Upholstering & Runyaa
CO. , H | > MoUti roi | furniture HHNITUIII- ;
tureIIJJ II'JI ' Xlcliula *
f.l.VliuIe < nlu unlj- nn'l ' Utli .St <
GROCERIES. ORUQS , ETC.
D. M. Steele & Co , , Blake , Bruce & Co. ,
1201 lOtunna Homey SH ,
Omaha. Omnti * .
MARDW\R \ .
Rector & Wiltielmy
CO.XII'ANV ,
Dcalern In hardware and
Corner 10th and Jnc'i-on itu'cliantc tooU
.Sir ooti H'JI
HATS , ETC ,
W. A , L , Gibbonfi Co.
XVIioloaalo
Ilnl' , cnpj. Btr.uv K
nlovcB. mllluns , 'Hi
and llarnuy Ma.
LUMBER.
John A. Wakefleld , Charles R , Lea ,
liii | > ortui | , . Xniurloanl'urt HardvrooJ lutn J3rroo
land P.in int. Mll , iu- carpet * an t p ir < | i3L
kojcuuiunt nnd % ! > iliiiy Hii'irlnu.
wnilullniu. Dili und Do.iKl-n.
UQU033. I _ _ _ MIUINSflY.
Frick . .OjarfeldiiMo
myjrtiri nn I jobt >
XX'bolcsnlollquordailuri of mini 10 rt notlo
Mail or lor * or o rnp * .
KJOI Knrnara Bt UtU St.
PAPER. I OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co. ,
Curry a full "luck of
prlnllnK , wrapping nml ItoHno.l and lubricating
wrllliu pupjr * . i.itr.1
uaper , oto ell , ( iila urcinu , uto.
PRODUCE COM.YIIS3I34 ,
Branch & Co , , Jas. A , Clark & Co. ,
Produce , frulli of all llutlor , flu ) - < e. < < gi > ,
iiuultry anil uuttio ,
klniU , ( lyelon. 6i : M IHiI
STQVE REPAIR ? . . I SASH. DlflRJ.
Omaha Stova R3pilr M.A.Dhbrow&Co.
XV illKJ , itoro ropilr < .vuiuf.ioiurjr . < of utti
nnlwilor atmlmuHl Uoor , bitnti na
for any klnd'of itJirj iniiiMlnn branou of
do , UtU a LtUarai