THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY JANUARY 23. 1SS7.TWELVE PAGES ,
A WEEK OF MANY WEDDINGS
Matrimonial Events Vfhleh Have Interested
People in Omalm Society ,
THE GUESTS ANDTHE PRESENTS.
Tlio Social Gatherings of tlio 1'nst
Seven Days Which Ilnvc I'lirnlshccl
I'lcnsitro nnd Amusement
Art Gossip I'crsonnU ,
The 'jrcltiost neiltlins that has been re
corded in ninny days was that of Miss
Kdlth Van Aernntn nml len $ Htibidou.v ,
which took plnco Wcdncsiluy evening at
the Christian church , Appropriate dec
orations had been nddcd to the place , nnd
cordons of white satin ribbon extended
up tlio aisles. A lloral bell with n cnpid
inside was suspended over the altar. At
7 o'clock Miss Nannie Clayton began
Mendelssohn's inarch , and the young
couple , prcccdetl by two bridesmaids ,
Juiss Annie Dunham and Miss Florence
Clayton , entered the church and wore
made one by an impressive ceremony
pronounced by the Uov. Dr. Koy. After
ward a large reception was held in honor
ol the newly wedded pair , nt the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J , A. Wakoliuld on upper
Farnain. 'J ho brldn was arrayed in a
inagnllicent dress of heavy cream satin
with court train ; the front was cov
ered with imported lisse richly em
broidered. The corsage was low , lillwl
in with gathered tulle , tlio upper part
of the .sleovu was open and pulled with
Illusion while numerous sued pearl orna
ments added a litiish. Diamond jewelry ,
a gift from the groom , completed the
toilet with tlio exception of the conven
tional veil. Miss Dunham , the lirst
bridesmaid , wore n white surah with
court train , ono bide of the bkirt being
trimmed with cascades of lauo and the
front and side covered with pearl orna
ments. The cor.sr.go was sleeveless nnd
square , finished with pearls. Miss Clayton -
ton wore u cream stirali with court train ,
and pleated skirt with panels of plush.
The corsage was square-edged with
pearls. The bridesmaids earned bou
quets of crimson roses , nnd the bride
white roses. The others who assisted in
receiving were : Airs. I'M Kubidoux , Airs.
Colnetxer , Mrs. B. F. Troxell , Mrs. A.
H. Van Kuran , Airs Hmdv and Miss May
Pel ry , of St. Joe. Airs. Wakclield wore
a haiul.snmo yellow silken train , draped
with UhuntlUy lace , Marie An
toinette collar edged with beads
and Fedora vest , necklace , ear-rings
and bracelets of 0113 x and pearls.
Mrs. lid Itubi loux wore black silk with
uncut velvet front and vest , peat 1 and
onyx jewelry. Airs. Colpctxer wore a
heliotrope trained dress with combina
tion of pearl plush polka dots. The pet
ticoat was pale pink satin with pearl
pendants , sleeveless and square coinage
with pearl epaulettes nml Kli/.abothan
collar ; diamonds. Airs. Troxell wore : i
Wine silk , en train , with pearl ami wine-
striped front and panels , square corsage
lilted in with point lace ; diamonds. Mrs.
Van Kuran wore a very pretty cream
rhadamus with straight-back draperies ,
pleated front , and panels of striped blue
nnd cream plush , Lluabeth collar , pearl
jewelry. Airs. Brady wore while albatross
tress with oriental lace front. Alisa May
Perry was pretty in n cream albatross
with embroidered panels ami gnipuro
lace sleeves and yoke. Little Jeanne
Wnkelleld , tlio charming four-year-old
daughter of the hostess , looked bewitch
ing in a nuaint Greenaway costume of
white embroidered cashmere with plush
voice and sleeves and plush pom-poms.
bho were pearls nnd earned pink carna-
t.ons.
Tlio house presented a very attractive
appearance with its smihtx-fe&tooncd
doorwajs and chandeliers , and lovely
baskets of ( lowers. The table was ex
ceptionally striking with Its iced cakes
r * gnrnitured with ribbon. Immense bows
[ of pink and blue were also placed at each
f corner of the table. The menu was pro
nounced the finest that has been served
here , and must bo credited to Airs.
Sparks , of St. Joo. It included various
Haliuls , chicken , terrapin , pickles , olives ,
beaten biscuit , coffee and neaselrodo pud
ding , and coeoannt , caramel , fig , almond.
fruit and nut cakes.
The Musical Union orchestra , played
selections from favorite operas in its
best stylo.
The guests were ; Air. nnd Mrs. II. K.
Allen , Airs. Cornish , Mr. ami Airs. J. M.
Metealf , Air. and Airs.V. . F. Allen. Mr.
and Airs. L. M. Anderson. Airs. E. Al.
Andrews , Air. and Airs. Bradford , Air.
ami Mrs. John JJainford , Air. ami Mrs.
F. D. Drown , Air. and Airs. K. H. Branch ,
Mr. nnd Airs. E. AI.Bartlett , Air. and Airs.
,1. ) . Burns , Air. nnd Airs. Chapman ,
Mr. and Airs. Chas. Coe , Alilton Barlow ,
Miss Kmina Burke , Air. and Airs. II. F.
Cady , Mr. ami Airs. ( Jeo. N. Clayton ,
Mr. ami Mrs. DietAir. . and Airs. 1.V. .
Miner , Aliss AHner , Air. and Airs. Dewey ,
Mr. and Airs. ( Jeo. Darrow , Air. antl Airs.
Drake , Air. and Mrs. Robert Kasson , Ben
Gallagher , Aliss Keogh , of Salt Lake ; Air.
nnd Airs. 11. E. Gaylord , Air. and Alr.s.
C'ontant , Air. and Airs. Gnrrabrant , Air.
nml Airs. D. II. Goodrich ,
Mr. ami Airs. Fred Grav ,
C. II. ( ! nlon , Airs , and Airs Hoaglanil ,
Aliss Ilongland , Air. and Mrs. Dorranco ,
Mr. and Airs. W. II. Hughes , Airs. Al. G.
Cole , tlio AHssosllolon and Sophie Cookc ,
Mr. and Airs. Win. Coburn , Air. and Airs.
C. K. Coleman , Air. ami Alra 1. II. Cong-
don. Airs. Dubois , Air. and Airs E. W
Dixon. Air. and Airs. Sherrill , Air. and
Mrs. Willard Scott , Airs. Win. Stevens ,
Lucicn Stephens , Air. and Airs , Swarta-
fonl , of Memphis. Aliss Timmorman ,
Air. nnd Airs. Ilunobaiujh , Dr. and Airs.
Hoffman , Air. nnd Airs. J. 11. Ilomtrlx ,
Air. and Airs. Alilton llondriv , Air. and
Airs , F. It. Johnson , Dr. and Airs. Jones ,
Mr. nnd Airs. J. W. Sloano , Air. and Airs.
Johnson. Air , and Airs. Orr , George Orr ,
Air. and Airs. Kirkcndall , Air. and Airs ,
Allan Koch , Alr.s Knapp , Mr. ami Airs.
Jlobort AleLaughlin , Airs. Geo. Al. Little ,
Chas. GyL'or , Air. and Airs. Alux Alevor ,
Mr. and Airs. Aloritu Aloyor.Mr , and A'lrs ,
C. S. Montgomery , Air. and Airs. N.
Alorrlam. Mr. and Airs. A. I ) .
Morse , Mr. and Airs. F. C. Morgan and
Miss Morgan , Airs. AleKaskell. Air. and
Mrs. AlcWhorter , Air. and Airs. 11.11.
Meday , Air and Airs. J. D. O'Donahoo ' ,
Miss O'Leary. Air. and Airs. I. S. Obe-r-
folder. Dr , and Airs. A. Parker , Air. ami
Airs. Periiio. and Aliss Perine , Air. and
Airs J. Al. Phillips. Air , nnd Airs. C. L.
Perry , the Allsses Purrott.MUi Honnairlo'
Air. and Airs. S. P. Hounds. Air , and Airs ,
llotlmekor. Air. and Airs. W. S' Higgs ,
N . T. Hobinson , Air. and Airs.V ? A ,
llediekFrank , Rogers , Air. and Mrs. S , T.
Smith , Air. and Alr.s. Chas Shiroman.
Mr. ami Airs , SquiresAlr and Alrs.Straug ,
Mr. and Mrs , E. L. Stone. Airs. Alary
Kticknoy , Air and Airs. D. W. Saxo , Air.
nnd Airs. Sour , Airs. Wilbur , Air. and
Mrs , ( ] . 1) . W vntl , Air. and Airs. S. F.
Woodbridgo , Air. and Airs. Chirk Wood
man , f'hns. Harris. Air. and Airs. 1) . 11.
Wheeler , Air , ami Airs. L. B. Williams ,
Mr. and Airs. J. Williams , Airs. Wiiitto-
mom , Air. and Mrs. A. W , Sa\e. Airs. A.
M. Yates , Gco , Squires. Ben Fell , Air.
ami Airs , Shropshire , Airs. Hecks Airs.
Albertson of Council Itlull'sj Osoar Wil
liams , Air , Frico anil Air. Cartwnght.
Many elegant presents were received by
Mr. and Airs. Hubidouv.
W care-Mori on.
The marriage of Mark Aloiton of
Chicago , and Miss Alartba Wouro of
pdar JJaplds , la. , was solemnized hut
Thursday in the Tirst Presbyterian church
nt that place. After the ceremony the in
timate friends of the couple wore re
ceived at the home of W. W. Walker , on
Second avenue. At ten o'olock Air. and
Airs. Morton took the train for the north
to attend the carnival at St. Paul before
going to their Chicago home. The
groom is well-known In Nebraska , being
a son of the lion J. Sterling Alorton. Ho
is a member of the firm of Joy Alorton
( V Co , , agents for the Allchigan Salt
works. The bride is a daughter of John
Wcare , a veteran banker of Cedar
Hapids.
Hodges-Lntey.
Miss Alamic Hodges and Win. II. Latcy
were married Wednesday cveninc at 8:30 :
o'clock nt I lie residence of tlio bride's
parents on North Nineteenth street , the
Kov. J. S. Dctwcilor ofliciatlng. A large
number of guests wore present and a line
collation was served during the evening.
The fact that the charming bride is the
only daughter of two of Omaha's oldest
residents , Air. nml Mrs. Jas. Hodges , and
a widely known and popular member of
society made tlio affair ono of more than
ordinary interest. The groom is a rising
young business man and ono of tlio llrm
of Irvine < Ji Lntey. The young couple
go to housekeeping at once in a house
ready prepared on King street.
Alany handsome presents were received :
A bod-room set from Air and Alr.s. Jas.
Hodges it Son ; cook .stove , Air. and Airs.
Win. Latoy ; pair steel engravings , Geo.
Hodges ; silver castor , Air nnd Mrs. A.
W. Humelonu ; half do .cti silver spoons ,
Blanche and Grace Kumel ; complete set
of china , Mr. nnd Airs. J. Al. llcnsmnii
and Alacgio Latey ; hanging lamp , F. 13.
and A. J. Latcy ; table linen , Alary Latey ;
lamp , Bessie Latey ; pepper and salt bottles
tles , Alabel Laley ; center table , Airs. Jane
Latey ; pair vases. Airs. Alary Ilensman ;
chamber set , Air. and Airs. O. Whitney ,
Elk City ; antique oak extension table and
dining room chairs and willow rocker ,
Homo Circle CltiD ; painted plarqtie on
easel , Air. antl Airs. Dal/.oll ; silver syrup
pitcher , Air. and Airs. F. K. Bailer , sr. ;
marble top corner table , Alr.s. J , D. Uock-
enlleld ; oil painting , Air. and Airs. Gco.
C. Bussott ; plush bottom willow chair ,
Air. and Airs. Harry Haskoll ; blue plush
chair , Air. and Airs ! Win. Brown ; antique
oak plush rocker , Air. and Airs. A. Al.
Collott and daughter ; antique plush chair ,
Air. and Airs. II. K. Burket ; complete tin
outfit , Air. and Airs. Jos. Kedmun ; bron/.o
lamp , Air. and Airs. F. E. Bailey , jr. ; em
broidered toilet set , Air. and Airs. * 1I. G.
Counsman ; one-half dozen silver spoons ,
Air. and Airs. J. W. Gannon ; bed-spread.
Air. and Airs. A. F. Wilkins ; glass berry-
set. Air. and Ahs. T. II. Juecolls ; berry
dish , Air. and Airs. Alclvenna ; pair vases
and mustard cup , Airs. Lambert : table
linen , Air. and Airs. Jones ; silver butter
dish , Air. nnd airs. G. P. Clark ; glass
water service , Dr. and Airs. Ilaiichett ;
pickel castor , Dr. A.V. . Nnson ; sachet
tidy , Aliss Ann lluskell ; glass water
service , Dr. J. H. Irvine ; glass spoon
holder , Inez Haskcll ; painted banner ,
Lillie Whitohorn ; dozen tumblers , Air.
and Airs. B. F. Baker ; brass crnni tray
and brush , Myrtle Baker ; silver nut picks
and cracker , Lon.i Collett ; wax pond lil
ies on plush nlaeqtie , the Alisscs Josie
and Georgip Bean ; orange wood placquo
on easel , Aliss Lenore Smith , Los Angeles ,
Cal. ; handsome painting , Minnie anil
Gussio Baumann ; silver butter disli and
towels , Emma Wchhuns ; table linen , Ida
Fahrion ; pair gold napkin rings , Dollie
Bailey ; fancy mats , Annie Long ; silver
cake knife , dust uns and duster , Alary
Covian ; water pitcher and glasses , II.
Nelson & Co. ; silver celery holder , W. O.
Shane ; one-half ilo/.on silver knives and
forks , C. A. Abercroinbio ; silver forks ,
Bert Wilkins ; silver knives , \v. C. Wilkins -
kins ; glass fruit dish , Robert Tunica ;
glass water set , W. S. Redman.
Surprise Party.
Air. and. Alls C. AlcKcnna were made
the objects of a pleasant surprise Friday
evening. The occasion was the lifth an
niversary of tlioir marriage , and about
forty of their friends and neighbors
called ut their homo on Lake street , and
presented them with a beautiful sofa ami
several rockers. A line lunch was served
and the evening soent delightfully in
social converse and euchre playing.
Among those present were : Air. and Mrs.
Woodworth , Air and Airs. Baker , Coun
cilman nnd Alrj. Bailey , Airs , and Airs ,
II. Haauell , Air. and Airs. C. Al. Crissuj ,
Air. and Alr.s. C ! . C. Itassotl. Mr. and Airs
Divroy. Air. and Airs. Spafford , Air.
and Mrs. Kockonliold , Mr. and Airs.
AIcBridc , Air. nnd Airs. Muthcus ,
Air. and Airs. Aloe , Air. and Airs.
Jones. Air. and Airs. Pauhcn , Air. and
Airs. Bishop , Air. nnd Airs. Ed Paulson ,
Air. and Airs. C. E Ferns , Air. and Airs.
Collett , Air. and Airs. L. V. Crum , Air.
ami Airs. Burlov , Air. and Airs , Eaton ,
Aliss Emma Welshans , Aliss Alertle
Baker. Aliss Divroy , Albs Inez Ilaskell ,
AlissJPaulsen , Aliss Nellson , Air. George
Bailey , Air. Clifford. Air. W. Himlor , Air.
and Mr.-i. John Brady , Alr.s. Kulmc of
Seiotia , Neb. , Alaster. James Ferns.
A Tjimcli P.irty.
Airs. Beall gave a lunch party Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. Whitney. Fine music
made the occasion especially pleasant.
Among those invited were Alr.s. Paxton ,
Airs. Dr. Jones , Airs. C. D. Woolworth ,
Airs. Sam Burns , Airs. Alorsman , the
Alisses Alcrkol of Council Bluffs , Airs.
Lyman of Salt Lake , Aliss Keosh of Salt
Lake , Airs. Gilbert , Airs. William Wal
lace and Airs. Walh.ce of Salt Lake , Airs ,
Broateh , Airs. Coutant , Airs. Koiint/.o ,
Airs. Yost , Airs. Boyd , Airs. Biorboww ,
Airs. Ganman , Airs. S. Curtis , Airs.
Wukolov. Aliss Wakeley , Alr.s , Doano ,
Airs. Keller , Airs , llallor , Mrs , Poppleton ,
Airs. Uingwnlt , Airs. Carter , Airs. Ale-
Cord , Airs. Peck , Airs. Richardson , Airs.
Wyman , Airs. Dumly , Airs. Miller , Airs ,
Doherty , Airs. Powell , Airs. Davis , Alro
llanscom , Airs. J. Al. Woolworth , Airs.
Barker , Airs. Savage. Airs. Dandy , Airs.
Sliulton , Airs. Cowin , Airs. Liningor , Airs ,
Aledlintoek , Airs , Annin. Airs AlcKuskell ,
and others.
Complimentary Hop.
A very pleasant part was given Satur
day by Air. and Airs. D. Kauffmau at
their homo on Farnam street in honor of
Al. C , Rosenfeld , of Boston. Dancing
and games contributed to the evening's
enjoyment and several line selections
were played by the Musical Union orches
tra. A bountiful spread was served and
toasts were drunk by S. J. Fisliej-,1 Shiff ,
Al. C. Rosonlleld and others. Among
thosn present were Aliss Newman , Miss
Sehlesmi'cr , Aliss Sonnahill , the Alisses
GohUmitns , of Aurora , Ind. , Aliss Rinds-
kopli , Aliss Bemlit , Aliss Brandois , Aliss
llosunlluld iin.1 Alessrs. S. and Al. Ober-
folder , J. Mayer , S. Sclilesimrer. A. Xun-
dor , S. Schiff , S , J. Fisher , 1. Wise , A.
Branders , C. Goldsmith , Sohnndig , of
Chicago , and Rosenberg , of Philadelphia.
At Fort Omalin.
A very pleasant gathering of young people
ple took place at the Fort last night ,
Dancing was participated in at the hop
house , followed by refreshments. Among
the dancers wore ; Aliss Carrie Dctw'ler ' ,
Aliss Ida Dixon , Miss Bertha Yost , the
Alisses Jennie unrt Alay Wallace , Aliss
Alary Ludington , Aliss Salllo Ale.Cllnlook ,
Bliss Alary Sherwood , the Alissos Alary
and Alice Brown , Bert Cooke , Leonard
and George Strang , Chas. Stone , Fred
Anderson , Hilton Fonda , Fred Rustiu ,
Wallace Broateh , Ed Sherwood ,
The Coireo Cluh.
On last Wednesday afternoon the ladies
of the Coffee club , with a few visitors ,
were very pleasantly entertained at the
residence of Mrs. 1. Ovcrfeldcr , 802 South
Twenty-fifth street. The souvenirs of
the occasion were unique and varied
sncho bags. The ladies present were
Alesdames Al. llellman , L. Alcndolssohn ,
A. Polaek , M. Goldsmith , Alaurit/.Alcyer ,
Gco. Hoyn , Alax Aleyer. L. Heller. B.
Newman , F. Adlcr and Miss Tillio New
man. There were prcfont from abroad ;
Mrs. Appel , of Denver , and Ali-es Rosen-
field , of Hastings. On next Wednesday
afternoon a special gathering of the club
will bo hold at Airs. Goldsmith's residence
in honor of Airs. Appel , of Denver.
Small nnd ICnily.
Fort Omaha society enjoyed itself at n
phantom party Wednesday night.
Airs. Doano gave a I o'clock dinner
Tuesday in honor of Airs. Lyman and
Airs. Wallace , of Salt Lake. About a
dozen ladies sat down to it.
Friday afternoon Airs. C. D. Woolworth -
worth cave a lunch in honor of Arthur
Alay Knapp , the guests were tlio Rev.
ami Airs. Copeland , Air. end Airs. Geo.
A. Joslyu , Air. and Airs. Win. Curtis.
Airs. Wm. Wallace , Aliss Grant , and
Col. and Airs. Akin.
At the Mlllnrd.
Air. nntl Airs. Richardson's dancing
party Alonday evening was an eminently
enjoyable affair. Miss Richardson and
her miests. Aliss Chanutc , of Now York ,
and Al'ss Peck , of Keoktik , assisted m re
ceiving the guests. Supper was served
In a suite of four rooms , and an agree
able feature was the huge block of icn
containing claret punch , planed in the
ball room. The music was excellent and
the costumes noticeably elegant.
Informal Party.
Aliss Carrie Dotwiler entertained a few
of her friends Thursday nt hnr home ,
corner Twenty-second nnd Davenport.
Music and games made part of Hie oven-
ing's programme. The affair was in
honor of Aliss Alumlu Oliver , of Council
Bluffs. Among thoao present wore : Aliss
Mamie Joslyn , the Alisses Annie and Jen
nie Young , John Brown , Charlie Stone ,
Leonard and Charles Stnuig.
A Pleasant
Ali's Mamie Joslin's homo was the
scene of a very merry parly Friday even
ing. Tlio company was so well enter
tained that their stay was prolonged until
the still smalt hours. Thos i present were
Miss Alattie Stone , Aliss Komi Strang , tlio
Alisses Carrie ami Grace Dotwilor , Ali s
Jennie Young , Aliss Mamie Hamlin , Lon
and Geo. Slning , John Brown , Chus.
Stone , Mark Stone.
HoolnbilUy at n Repetition.
The reception given by Air. and Alr.s.
Perine Thursday was spoken of as one
ol tlio most thoroughly enjoyable events
of tiie season. Everyone was introduced
and mude-to feel at ease , and the evening
wound up with a little dance. Aliss
Perine , Aliss Gertrude Clarke and Aliss
Alollie Morrison , of Wichita , Kansas , in
whoso honor the affair was given , assisted
in welcoming the guests.
Oyster Supper.
Last night the members ot the Home
Circle club drove out to Dave Redman's
homo near Irvington and celebrated tlio
wooden wedding of their host witli a hoi ) ,
followed by an oyster simper. About
thirty couples wore present and a good
time was enjoyed.
Art Gossip.
Aliss Itrodt lias a newly organized class
devoted to the study of perspective.
Airs. Dr. Sprague is laboring with still
life objects with encouraging results.
Airs. J. A. Garlick is painting an ad
mirable study of tulips on gruimd glass ,
to bo framed in hammered silver.
Air Evans , with Dewey & Stone , has
been very successful with repousse , and
owns some very handsome specimens of
the art.
Aliss Slmlze's clashes are doing good
work in crayon and India ink. Miss
Kelly shows n creditable figure lai.dscapo
in black and white.
Aliss Ross is teaching n class in water
colors at Airs. A. P. Hopkins on Park
avenue. A handsome frame in repousse
with Hour do Us design was recently 1m-
isheil by Aliss Ro s
A pretty bit of stained glass is in Airs.
J. A. Wakeliold'.s house. A bust picture
of her little daughter is done in sepia tints
in tlio center ol the pane , and the sur
rounding colors nio as rich as possible.
Miss Rich , a young girl in Sotttli
Omaha , has painted two creditable fruit
pieces that tire now at Hospn's. One has
a glass disli lilted with rlnsters of purple
and reddish grapes and on the other can
vas pouches are painted true to nature.
Aliss Wilnwsor displays great aptitude
in her still life studio ) in oil. Her last
piece is a pair of kid jjlovos , ti half
transparent handkerchief and iv pair of
opera glasses , showing opal tints , lying
on a ciimson draped table.
Collins &Slmntz have added much to
their already enviable reputation by a
recent portrait of Airs. G. Al. Hitchcock.
Another picture that is commendable for
its finish , as well as its faithfulness to the
original , is that of E. L. Biorbower.
Conrad Heyd , of Milwaukee , is in
Omaha with a view to open a studio
here , , He isdoitbtlc.ss the finest artist that
over visited Omaha , and his poi traits
that were exhibited at tlio exposition will
bo remembered as a marvel of detail.
Air. Hoyd lias been classified by the Alii-
waukeo press as a natural curiosity because -
cause his pictures were inevitably turned
to the wall before a reporter was ad
mitted. _
Hrnvltics.
Air , Shears is in California.
Miss Kimbail went to St. P.iul Friday
evening'
L. Al. Bcnnolt has spent the week in
Lincoln.
Samuel Burns contomplato.i a trip to
Europe in tins spring.
Aliss Amy Graves , of Sallday , Col. , is a
guest at Judge Dundy's ,
Aliss Satin Tracy , of Burlington , is vis
iting Airs , S. D. Biirkalow.
Aliss Gardner , of Poughkeopsio , N. Y. ,
is visiting Airs. R. H. Wilbur.
Aliss C. Stevens , of Council Bluffs , has
been visiting Aliss Clara Brown.
Aliss Gertrude Chapmun , of Aleridcn ,
Conn. , is visiting AHs. Dr. Connor.
Airs. Chat Alorgun lias returned to Sid
ney , accompanied by Aliss. Phil Alorgan ,
David AIoAIonics , a prominent mer
chant of Lyons , Nob. , greeted old tnctids
hero last-week.
Aliss Bishop , of Denver , is visiting her
sister. Airs. E. P. Peek , and will remain
hero for the winter.
J. B. Christian , of Hamburg , la. , was
in Omaha last week looking after his
real estate interests.
Aliss Liz/.io Isaacs has returned from
Clifton Springs , and is domiciled witli
her sister , Airs. F. It. AlcConncll.
Airs. D. B. Andrews , of Elyria , O. , is
visiting Airs. E. L. Stono. Airs. J. Al. B.
Floyd , of Sioux City , U expected shortly.
Airs. Jas , Beard , of Alanluton , la. , vis
ited Mrs. Gilbert and Airs. J. W. Mors3
last wcok aud attended the Richardson
party.
Judge Goodwin , the silver-haired
Adonis of the Salt Lake Tribune , passed
through Omaha last week on route to the
cast ,
Airs. Frank Rico , nco Lottio Larson , of
Logansnort , lud. , accompanied bv her
sister. Aliss Anna Rico , are visiting Omaha
friend * .
The Homo Circle club hold their fourth
party of ' &J-fe7 at Alusonio hall next Fri
day priming. Prof. Irvine furnishes the
music. Dancing commences at 8 p , m.
siiarp.
MUs J. 31. Rieliui'ds , of Cleveland , 0. ,
who has bqpnjyisitine Mrs. G. W. Me-
Alillcn , wcn > jb Denver Thursday to
spend sovcr.jl'Vweks ,
Aliss Florcnwytarlick , ono of Omaha's
prettiest btfds , went to Hamburg , la. ,
last Tuesday , where she will bo tlio guest
of Airs. J. B Cliristinn for a fortnight.
Air. Penncll , with characteristic en
ergy , has cot togctlior tlio best boy voices
in the city , a'nd-his choir at All Saints ,
strengthened by a quartette , of which
Airs , Cotton ' is the soprano , far surpasses
that of any 'Ivpiscopal church in Omaha.
The pretty church also contains n line or
gan , manipulated by E. A. Todd. The
opening sCmc'cs take place to-day.
CHUKCH NOTICES.
To-iluy's Services nt tlio Different
Churches Throughout tlio City.
In tlio Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church , corner of ( 'ass nnd Nineteenth
streets , divine services and preaching by
the pastor , K. A. Fogolstrom , at 10:110 : a.
m. ami TiliO p. m. Sunday school at i3 80
p. in. Tuesday evening , prayer meeting ,
and Thursday evening , preaching of the
gospel. Scandinavians arc invited to at
tend all tlio meetings.
First Gorman Free Kvnngclicnl church ,
corner Twelfth and Dorcas streets. Rev.
F. H. W. Brucchcrt pastor. Sabbath
school at 250 : ! p. in. Church services and
preaching by tlio pastor at 10 oO a. m. and
7 HO p.m. rriemisand children are cor
dially invited aud welcome.
Unity church , corner Seventeenth ami
Cnss streets. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 : j ) . m. .Sabbath school at 1315.
Rev. W. E. Copeland pastor. Subject
this morning , "Eternal Life. " Sub
ject of evening lecture. "Tom Paine. "
German Lutheran church. 100.T South
Twentieth street. Service every Sunday
10 a. m. Sunday school 'J p. m. E. J.
Ireso , pastor.
Beth-Eden Baptist church. Services
at1:15 : p. m. at Si. Mary's Avenue
Congrcnational church. Sunday school
at ! 1 p. m. Praver meetingTImrsday eve
ning at 70 : ! ! p. in. Preaching by Rev.
public cordially invited to all services.
Calvary Baptist church , Sunmlprstreet.
Rev. A. W. Clark , pastor. Preaching -
ing at 10:30 : n. m. ami 7il : : ) , p. m. , by
tlio pastor. Sundav school at ! ) p. in.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7-iO. ! All are cordially invited to the
service of this church.
Presbyterian church , corner Dodge
and Seventeenth streets Services at
10IO : ! am. % and 70 : ! ! p. m. by the pastor ,
Rev. W. J. Hurslri. Sunday school at
close of morning worship. Young pee
ples' meeting at ( i'-15 p. m.
First Al. E. Church. Service ? at 10:30 :
a. m. and 7 0 p. in. Rev. T. At. House
pastor. All are cordially invited. Seats
free. The Sunday school orchestra will
furnish the music at the evening service.
Sunday school at 2iO : ! p. m.
Rev. W. J. H.irslia will preach this
evening on 'Mloavcn ; Where is It
and Whutarb ItsOcciiputioiisf'Strangcrs
cordially welcome at the Dodge street
Presbyterian church.
The Rt. Rqv. Dr. Seymour , Bishop of
Springfield , will preach at St. Barnabas
church to-day at 1 p. in.
First Baptist Church , corner Fifteenth
and Davenport streets. Dr. Ira E Ken-
ncy , ox-president of the Universilv of
DCS Aloinos will preach at 10'JW a"in. .
and 70 : ! ! p. in , Sunday school at 12
o'clock. Adjourned annual btismees
meeting Wednesday at 7:3'1 : p. in. Free
seats. All jirc .invited. Strangers wel-
conicd.
All Saints church : This church will bo
ouencd for services this morning. There
will bo a souvieu of blessing bv Bishop
Wortliington and the institution of the
rector and the Holy Communion by the
Rev. Louis Znhncr. The sermon will bo
] > rcnohcd by Bishop Seymour , of Spring-
iield , 111. Services will commence at 11
o'clock. Scats free. At 7 150 in the eve
ning there will be a service of admission
of choristers , followed by even song.
Tabernnclo 1'irst ' Congregational
church. Cr.pitol avenue iiearEigliteeiith
street. Services at 10 3D : i. in. and 7.i'J ! ' p.
m. Preaching in the morning by the nus-
tor , Rev. A. F. Shirroll. Evening sub
ject , "Jonah Paying His Faic. " Sunday
school at noon. All welcome.
North Presbyterian , Saunders street ,
Rev. \ \ m. R. Ilender.son , pastor. Ser
vice at 10:30 : u. in. and 7.30 p. in. Sunday
sqhool at noon. Young people's meeting
at ( ! : ! ! 0 p. m. At the ovoiung service tlio
pastor will deliver the first of a scries of
lectures on "Popular Fallacies in Relig
ion. Subject , "Creed and conduct ; or , if
a imln's conduct is all right it mutters not
whal ho believes. " Strangers made wel
come at all services.
United Presbyterian church , corner
Park avenue and Grant street. Preach
ing Sabbath at 11 a. in. and 7o : ! ; p. in. by
the Rev. J. A. Ileiidorson. of Alon-
mouth , Ills. Sabbath school at 3:30 : i > . in.
You are welcome to all these meetings.
St. Alary's avenue Congregational
church. Ray. Willard Scott will preach
both morning and evening at 10:30 : and
7oO. : Gospel service in the. evening and
sermon on "Tho Old Dclugii and the
Now. " Sunday school at noon. Ollering
in the niornlngfor Doano college.
First Christian church , Twentieth and
Capital avenue. Service ? at usual ho-irs.
In the evening Dr Fey will describe the
"Model Husband. "
HAYES AND HIS HENS ,
Jtiithert'ord'H GOJUH and Slvty Vellow-
IjOKKed Fowls.
CI.EVKI.AXD , ( ) . , Jan. I' ' . Now York
Star : Rutherford B. Hayes leads a sort
of nomadic life just south ol Fremont ,
O. Ho has sixty chickens and innimier-
ublo iioats. He occupies in northern
Ohio a position similar to that which
Norval held on the Grampian hills. His
chickens ccmo from every clime and are
black Spanish , Leghorns. Cochins , white
Bralimas , bhanghais , and bantams. Lucy
milks tlio goats , which pasture in a
neighboring granite quarry and go about
chewing the rooks. Once In a while they
loiter into Fremont and oat the theater
advertisements jflV tlio bill boards. Ruth-
ortord and JJncy live much on goat's milk
and the ohooso and the butter that are
made trom if , Last fall , when nuts were
ripe , Itnihcrlord thought from tlio llavor
of the butter flint the goats had been
feeding o.i mast. A short investigation
showed him that they had been browsing
on tlio udvcrtii-emonts of a negro min
strel company , and so had boon living on
the chestnut- tlio contain porary s'tago
if
Kulvatlc'mlijtM HtormliiK n City.
Oregon Stnt < jsiimn : For pure , unmiti
gated , threo-jily gall , the advance guard
of the Salvation army takes the bakery.
Two of thorn , yesterday , wont up and
down tlio stroew demanding a "dollar
for the Lord'1 in an imperative ) way , and
intimating that it was the duty of every
one to give them a "dollar for the Lord. "
But , from indications , it's mighty little
of the money these fellows receive that
the Lord will ever get any hmiolit of >
Their "religion" Is used as a pretext for
tlioir begging money , nnd when they got
it they mvidi ! it up among themselves.
Those fellows intend to return to Port
land Friday , and then , next week , u
whoiogangot the Salvationists will oomo
up , They say that a brass band will ac
company the expeditionand that "Salem
will bo taken by storm. " They ought
not to bo encouraged in any way.
Thcro are 25,81(1 ( doctors in Great Brit
ain , or ono for every 1.B50 inhabitants.
In Franco the proportion Is one for 1,100 ;
in Audtrin.Uormoiiy and Norway , one
for every Jl)0 ) ; in the L'nitcd States , or
for every B\iO. while id Russia Ihcro it
osily one for ( i,22J.
SATURDAY MARKET FIGURES
A Gold Snap Predicted Which Will Prove
Disastrous to Winter Wheat.
CORN SHOWS GOOD STRENGTH.
Provisions Active nnil Ilifiher , With
Holders Not Disposed to Sell Ar
rivals of Krcsli Cnttlc
Small Quotation * .
CHICAGO PUOOUCL : MA.UKET.
CIIICAOO , Jnn. 2i-f Special Telegram to the
BIK : , | 'I'lio signal service piomises acry
cold snap by the inltlillo of ne\t week. If
this catches tlio winter wheat wIth no cover
ing of snow over it there will nt least follow
u tlood of reports of damaged who.it. Perhaps -
haps even the uheat Itself might actually bn
frozen. The thaw at this season of the year
Is OIHI of the annual perils to thecrop. . If
the weather Is warm enough to take tin- snow
oil the ground anil leave the wheat imposed ,
and then If n freeze caino , unaccompanied by
snow , tlio bull alarmist has a condition of
alTairs which Is after his own heatt. It has
been raining cencially throughout Illinois ,
Iowa , Wisconsin untl Mlssoml to-ilay , with n
teniporaturo ranging fiom SO to CO degrees
above zero. The weather , novetthelcss , was
not the only Influence at woik to
bull prices at the opening. Field ,
Lindloy & Co. were buyer * again as they
Inn u been for a foitnlght , and presumably for
the sanio California clliiue. Cables \\ero
better. In California , too , the signal service
map showed that tlieie had been very lltllo
rain liuled over night , and that little only In
the tioith half ol the stale. Wheat was
llrmer and higher but only moderately aetlve
nntl the major part of trading1 was on local
speculative account. At the closu there was
nt Ttu o , Aptilat 7U' e. Corn was stioncer
In sympathy with wheat. Shorts showed
iiioro disposition to cover. Olleilngs were
not lame , and prices advanced -'Vc. Toward
the close the market became slow. May
opened at - Ido.sold atIO'ic < Ctl@ll c and
closed at tt'4HV. ' July sold at 42 i43& &
Wjc , a'Vadv.incomeryestciday. Provisions
} \oioactlvo , stronger and higher. The pacK-
1111 ; In this , city since November is 51)4,000 ) hous
less than for the same time n year ago.
Uoldoisof the pioduet weio not disposed
tosi-li. On the other hand the shoits ap-
pc.ued exceedingly anxious "to cover , and
siime of the laigo ones were credited with
taking In good lines. Thcro was also n do-
she on the pait of local opm.itois to go long
and competitive buylinr pioduced a good ad
vance and last sales were at neatly outside
hguies , an advance of iflc on mess pork , 5c
on shoit ribs , lint no eliango in laid. Mess
pink tor May olfeied sl2.40 , bold at Sl ? . : ) :
@ 12.ro and closed at SW.SJ I'J.S'i. Lard
sold fairly at 50.70 ( 1.7. " . and closed at S0.72M
for .May. Short ribs sold nt 50. HH < ! ( U7' < < and
closed at SO.47 lurMay. Juno SO. I7) ) < ii.'i0.50 '
CHICAGO MVI-J STOCIC.
CIIICAOO , Jan. 2. . ( Special Tclceram to
the Bti : . | CATTI.I : The lie.sh aulvals
weio not largo , but theio woio many common
to lair cattle on the market ana the general
supply was quite amide. The general inaiket
was qulot and blow as might have been ex
pected nftci the big supply dining the week.
More Ucsli.iblo kinds ol cattle sold in some
cases at steady prices , but as a inlo theio was
a weak , easy leehng. The trade of the week
lias been generally dull and we.ik. Shipping
steeis Sa.85reZ5.SO ; bulk , S4.00@4.35 ; .stockers
nnd feeders , S3 10.50 ! ; cows , bulls and
mixed. Sl.BOJ.rX ) : bulk , S2.XtcrnbO ! ) ; through
Texas cows , SilO- .
Hoes In a genuial way the maiket ruled
ftshade ! higher than the average yesterday.
I'rhnu and Inncy heavy , Sl.'Ofii'i.OO ' ; good to
eliolco parking sorts , SI.O'JMl.S'J ' ; common ,
Sl.ax l.W , llgnt .soils selling within a r.ingo
of < ! -l.0' : ! l.7 , > , largely at $1.GO@4.70 for good
170 to ISO Ib average.
FlSA.ftUlA.lt.
Now Yorlr. Jnn. 2.J Movnv On call
easy at Of < ? 4 , ' per cent , closing at Huer cent.
I'llIMK MlSUOAXriLR 1'AI'Klt 0 7 per
cent.
tiTKiiM.vo KKciiANon Dull and un
changed ; ; l.b2)4 ) lor sixty day bills ; S4.&T4'
for demand.
( } oviuXMi'.NTn Dull but firm.
Bint KS The stock market \\as much less
active , but prices occupied n higiier range ,
although fe\erishness mid lrregulaity | was
still conspicuous. The opening uas'falily
steady , a larco number of trio aeiivo list
being changed and others showing Insignili-
c.int changes only irom yesteiday's figures.
In the at tti noon prices moved bncfswaid and
forwaid within a narrow ranpo and closed
steady , goneially a shade above the opening
pi ices.
BTOCKB or VTAM , STREET.
V cent bonds. . . . 100 C. & N. W 1131. '
U. fc > . 4M's no < 8 picforrcd. . isflw
New4's Ms N. Y. C H2 J
Pacific C's of "Jo. I'JVJ Oieeon _ , . . . Tran. . . . . . 'ioir . .
. . tl .1 - * ! ! '
, ential Pacific. : KI'aetiie | Mail
C. &A I' . I ) . AK .
nrt-ierrea. . . . 155 P. 1' . C 140JJ
C. 15.J ( Kock Island 12.5
li. L.k\V . lilti' , ; St. L. &S. K. . .
I ) . &H. U . 2d preferred. . . m
Kne . . " > ; ! C. , M. i\Sr. \ I' . . . 8lJ ) <
preferred. . 70 jirelerred. . . 1I7J <
Illinois Central , ttl SI. / ' . iteO . 4'J
1. , U. tfcW in ? pielerrcd. . . . 107 , J
Kuii82S < tTexas. SO'4iTe.\as 1'aciiic. . . 25'J '
LnliHShoru 01 jUmon 1'acllic. . . r > S' . '
Mich. Central. . . b'J ' preiuiini. . . \ > o
Mo. Pacific 107 ! , , Western Union. 78r ! !
Northern I'.us. . . 27 s O. . H. &N. . . OS
pictorial. . , " ' '
IMIUUUOK 1 VIIKKT.
Clilcnxn , Jan. 21) . Following quotations
me the 2w : : closing ilgurcs :
Flour Dull and iniclKinu'ed ; winter wheat
Hour , S4.2.V3JI.SU ; southern. 54.10(34.20Vlh ( -
cousin. S4. > . ' 04. ( ! 0 ; Michigan soft .snrlng
wheat , 8i.70c : < { l.iO ! : Minnesota bakers. s:5.707j : >
4.0 ! ! : paK-nls. S4.50fH.b-J : low grades. 8J.t .V < {
2.U5 ; lye tlour , ipnctat Sa.itt a.'O In baiiels.
and Sl.20 ! ( ? < a.40 in sacks.
Wheat-Stronger feeling and pileeshlcher ;
closhu ' ( ,0 above \esteida > ; cash , 7h'.c ;
Marcn , 9'je ' ; May , K5'e. ,
Corn I'lnno" , moderatels' active , closing
Vc above Fritlay : cash , 1 11-lOu ; March ,
Wl-lOc ; May , 4irlfic. .
Oats Khmer , with l&C < 0Vo adva'nco ahovo
vfsterday ; casli , 2.ri > c ; Febiuaiy , f > ' 8 ; May ,
'M mile.
Kye Quiet at Tile.
llailoy- Dull at r,0@50Kc.
Timothy.sotd I'rimi' , SJ/jn.
Flafeca1.0i |
Whlskv-Sl.lH.
1'oik Moderately actlvo and linn. nUBfi $
20c higher on whuluiantra ; cash. 51.2.iil,55 ! ( ;
March , Sfi.40rri-j.4J , ; ; M'iy , Sl'.r > Xffl-Jr.7' .
BiitiL-r Dnll ; cieainery , 2lVjOc ( ; ; dairy ,
' .
Dull lint steady : full cream plied-
dare , 124C'UOc , ; tl.U , 12H ( 13Ke ;
Anieiicas. 12V < ! ) ' , ; skims , b-.jiJc ; ,
.
1 Miles Steady anJ unchanircd ; ( iicen ,
0 ! c : heavy ireen ; salted , 7Ue ; salted
hull , 0'4'o ' : dry salted , Il@l2c ;
ilrv Hint , lilffHe : deacons , 25a each.
Tallow No. 1 country , UJfc ; Xo , 2 , 2 fo ;
cake , iu.
IlivelnK Shipments.
Flmir.ubii . SJ.oou BJ.OIW
Wheat , bu . M.VOQ 11.000
Corn , on . 7UO ) 2.iOiX )
Oats.bu . 1U.CO ) or.OOQ
Hjf. bu . 2f/00 / 1.000
Harley.DU . 07.000 S > ,090
St. l.oulH , Jan. Pi. IVhttit-StroiiK and
hlirher : Xo. 2 red. cash , b cj .Maich ,
SljcMav. : b7 ! c.
Corn lllcher ; Xo. a mixed , cash , 8
aiMc ; March , B3VfpJ ; May , JlTjKo.
Oats Finn : Xo. 2 mixed , cash , 27
27)/e ) ; Jlav. S0'sc.
llyo-MXe.
Pofk-Sltong at S12.50.
Lard0.io. : .
WliUky 81.13.
Butter Steady ; creamery * 5MOcj ( ! ! dairy ,
15C J24c.
Kansas City , Jan. 37. Wheat Stronger ;
No. tired , cash , ' < lfca3keil j February , 71 c
bid ; May , 76 , a c.
BURLINGTON PLACE.
10 Lots Left at $500 Each.
ist ADDITION TO FOWLER PLACE ,
25 Lots , $500 to $550.
Oeo. W. lioMrpee(5rnorid MannRor It. & M < II It. , 1m * purchmed r > norc wltldn three blocks
of lUirlhiRton 1'lixee , mid this menus II , & M. business , Como nml sccuron line lot.
J. IB. E'V.A.ilSrS & ; OCX Sole Agents.
Corn-Firmer ; No. 2 , cash , SOJ < c ; February ,
MVc : May , StV bid.
Onts Nominal ; 27 ; < c bid for cash.
New Orleans. Jan. 2i Corn Meal
Firmer nt S3.25.
Hog pioducts t'nsettled generally but
higher. Poik S12.50. hard Kelincd tierce ,
EiVi'i. Hulk Meats-Shoulder ? . S4.PO ; long
clear and clear rib , S".37 < < .
Now York , Jan. 2i Wheat llecclpts ,
54,500 ; extmits , 110.00,1 ; cash ® lo hlKher ;
options advanced \dtifc , closing ilrin ; un-
graded red , 87ii'io ) ; No. : i red , Hlcm y > J ;
No. 1 ted. UVH ; extta red , 01 V ; * - " ri'd ,
inelevntor ; l"2@i " < Mc for February ,
Corn "Spot ' , 'e and options , @s < c
higiier ; moio iicllve , closlnc ilrin : rcceliils ,
UO.UOO ; exports. r.7OJO ; utiRinded , 47
No. - ' , 4jifisUo ( ; In cloator , 4ti ic nlloat ,
l-ehrnary closing nt 4S\'c ,
Oats A shade stronger , but less active ; re
ceipts , 4H,00 < ) ; pxpotts , . ' . > : mixed western ,
U0(5)7c ( ) : white western. llStcillic.
r troloum Steady ; United closed at 7
Kgcs-Julet and Him ; westein , 80 ( . < c.llc ;
limed. 20M2llijC.
I'otk Firm , with moderate demand ; mes * ,
3l2.2.X'l2.75 ' ! now IllCS ? , SI2.75.
Liiid A shade higher ; weste.ni steam spot ,
' iliitter-Quiot ; western , 12.iOo ; Klgln
ereamory , ; t.'c.
Cliecse ( Jtilctand Him ; western ll.it , 11@
( )
Mllwnukoc , Jan. 22. Wheat Firm ;
cash nml I'ebruarv. 7S c : May , 8l,30'c.
Corn StiMdy : No. 2. T.\'c.
Oatsttlot ) ; No. 2 , ac. .
Kyu-WeakNo. ; 1 , 50 < < fe-
Hurley Steady : No. 2 , ooc.
Provisions lllchet ; pork , January ,
S12.MJX ; May , 512.55.
Cincinnati , Jan. 2J. Wheat Active and
firm ; Xo. 2icd , S4' ( i < s'i' .
Corn Steadv ; No. 2 mi.xcd.irr'S'.fc. '
Oats Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 0 > ic.
Rye Dull ; No. 2 , ( We.
Pork Nominal at S12.75.
Laid 30.50.
Wliisty Active and firm at Sl.tn.
Minneapolis , Jan , 22. Wheat Strong ;
No. 1 hard , cash , SOe ; Febiuary. bOV e ; Mav ,
S5c : No. 1 northern , cash and February , 7l c ;
May , 8le ; No. 2 northern , cash and February ,
77e : May. S2c.
Flour Firm ; patents , 54.50JI.70 ; bakeis ,
Kuccipts Wlioat. 0:1.000 : bu. ; Hour , 100 bbls.
bhipmeuts Wheat , IS.OJJ bit. : Hour , 11,000
bbls.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
tilVK HTtJUIi.
Ohlou o , Jan. 2i. The Drover's Journal
icnoitsat lollows :
Cattle Kecelplfl. 2.000 ; market steady ;
shlplng ] ) steers , $3.i5@A.O ! ( ) ; stockers nnd
feeders S'ilUit.W ( ! : ) : cows , bulls ami mixed ,
8I.M)3S.r ) > 0 ; bulk , S2.'Ui. O ; Texas co\\- > ,
Keccljits , 17,000mai kel steady , 111 m ;
and inixcu. s 1.10 81.70 ; Hacking
and shipping Sl.4Dti4.U3 ; light , S 1.00 ® 1.70 :
skips , S't75'iW.so.
Slicep Iteeeipts , ' 200 : maiket stnady : na
tives. Si70Crf4.-0 ; westein. $ ' . ' . 7.ViJ.OO ( ; Texans -
ans , 8i2.x < ? .iH ) ; lambs , & uoxs.iio.
iC iiHin : City , Jan. 2J. Cattle Ilpeelptu ,
COO ; shipments , none ; maiket steady and
ouiet ; common to choice shipping , S.40 ! !
Ott.45stnckeis ; S'i 5n : i.oO ; Iccaing stecis ,
5i.iOfJ. : ( ) ; cows , Si.Wrty.oo.
Uo.rs KnpulpU. r.r,00 ; shipnionts , 2,000 ;
niaiKet opened slow and about steady and
closed stiong ; common to ehoice , S4.l5@4.to. ;
St. 1/oulB , Jan. 2. Cattle llBccliits , 100 ;
shipments , 000 ; mailed .steadv ; choice heavy
native sleers , ? 4. ! ! ( ) < 64.S.'i ; fair to good ship
ping steeis. S3.7il.0 ( ) ( ! ; { ; tiiitcherB1 steers , lair
to choice , S3.00il.lO ( : ; leeder.s , lair to mind ,
: ! ! > .soo.io , ; ) ; ; stockcrs , fair to good , 5'J.OO ( j
2 in.
llo's lleccipts , 700 ; shipments , 1.000 ;
maiket linn : choice heavy ami butchers'
selections , # -i.S5a.r.00 ; packing , fair to
uootl , SI. ( Mijjj.so ; Voikeis , medium tolaucy ,
S4.'ir > @ 4.0. ) ; pi.s ; , common to good , S3.75i (
O2UA11A IjlVK STOCK.
Satin day , Jan. 22.
Cnttlo.
The receipts of cpttlu were extremely light
again to-day and there were hardly enonch
in to nmko a market. Tim demand was
good nnd what there was in sold loadlly and
lit peed , bttonir prices. One load of good cat
tle brought S4.ft > , wlilcli Is the top for this
week. The maiket closed strong , everything
bolus sold and the yaids cleared.
The hog market opened steady at yester
day's nriees and tlio pens wcie eleaied In a
short Unit ? . Thorn was nothing held over ,
even the latoarnvals were taken as soon as
they could bu unloaded. The maiket closed
.stiong. _
Slicnp.
There were no fresh receipts in , but ono
load which had been held over fiom the
pievlous diiy was bold.
KcuoiptM.
Cattle . 100
Hogs . . . . . . l.bOO
Provnlllnir JM'IccR.
.Showing the prevailing prices paid for llvo
stock on this maiUet :
ChoicQ.steciN ino : to inoo iis..554,3i4.a' )
Cliolco steel s , 1100 to 1800 Ins. . . : f.K@l.40 ( )
Coed feeders . ! 2.7Bu : i.OO
( lood to choice corn-led cowtt. . . . 2.7'in < : ) .2.'i
Fair to medium glass cows . 2.00C y.r)0
( iood to choice bulls . 2.00J.7ft
I Jglit nnd medium hozs . 1. ! ( ) ( ( i.f > o
( iood tochoico heavy liogs . 4.00 1.75
Ciood tocliolcu inlxeil hogs . 4.
Kcprcflontutivo Males.
( Inngo
Showlii : ; tlio hlghiist and lowest prices
paid for loads of hogs on this m.uknt during
the pa-it doyen days and lor the same tnnu
last month and luHtycar :
" l DOO. iM'iT ' Jllll. 1HJ7 I Jim. ItSfl.
inth , 4.0,1 iti/JO HunOny
ITih M.'J'i GAMS
'
IMII' ' ao * toi.uii < ! l6 isl'li'i
1'Jlhl Suriituy
UJihl 4.a ; fn.'JO I.IQ
l-'lil , 4.1Q Wl.-'T'j 4.M SU.'T'/i
2c ] | 4 U-J 4il.-5 4.10 &I.75
HIilpmoiitH.
ShowltiL' tlio number of cattle , host , nnd
sheep shipped lioiu the yards duiinc the day.
CAT U.K.
Xo. cars. 1U. Dcst.
10 . X.V \ . Cldcnxo
C . .Mir. .
All \liiqr stocltin this market are niado
pproWt. llvo trojirht unless otherwise stateil.
Dead hr > ; : ssellat)3 P" lh. lor all weJuhti.
'V klns"orlioi4 ; weltfjljur losi than 100 HM.
no value. Preiimnt sows. ire docked 4'J
' by the public i
Note * ) ,
The hon' market was about steady \vith yes
terday , but n few loads may have soM a little
t'ettcr.
Q Cattle slronr-
Kverjthlmf sold.
An active hos market.
The yauls ate clc.xred.
Lolmian > V Kothchllil bought forty-one head
of catllo to-day.
Andy I taa < untight ten loads of cattle on
to-day s market.
John Wijrcln. * , Coliunlnis , was In ami cold
t\\o loads of hogs.
A moiiR thixo havlmr caltlo In woio the fol-
lowlmr : T. .I.Coirce , 1'onca ; It. 15. ( lamnicl ,
lleimati ; Kd Cooper , WcepliiR WaKr.
A. ( 'lark , Dexter , la. , a heavv feeder , wai
In and sold two cms of hous. It was Ills llrnt
li Ip nero and ho went away ell pleased.
White A'I honipson , Council llluir.s had In
a very line load of coi n fed steers which
litoucht the top of nmtlilni : sold thlf wcok.
The calllmxere fed by Fiud Huso , of Potto-
wattanile eonntv , lo\\a ,
On tliw market with hoes : Sttmffer & 11. ,
Dodge ; 1 * . McMullen , Lyons ; Flnlay & H. ,
Marno ; Allison .t B. , Silver Cltv : I.Man-
Ion , Wibath ; p. F.voihart , Blue Hill ; Snell
llscn ; W.C. Potter .t Co. , I'ornlm ; ; M. llut-
ton , Itaiulolph ; J. A. McSlmnc , India *
nola , la.
OMAIt.V WHOfins.VHl'3 lAllRBTS.
Cicnornl 1'roiluco.
Saturday , Jan. 22.
T/ir/olfoit'Jiip / prior * are fur miiiKf lots of
proidur , its , vof / f DM llic iinitl\ct \ o-fii/ ( | . T/iu /
i/i/odi/diiivoii/niKv / / / represent the prices nt
n-Jilcli unlHhlc onicrs tire Illicit
Brrrr.u The iccclpts aio not very heavy
but tlio dem.ind Is Inclined to tieslow. . The
bulk ol the butter has been selling at 10@U > 0
lor so loittf a time that It Is dinicnlt to rnlso
the piico while th" demand Is no heavier
than at the piescnt time , at the same time a
lew sales ate made as hl h as IDftNOo : Fancy
country. Idiif''Oe ; eholeo country , ICTiiilbc ;
sweet t.ihle butter , I4ai5c ( ; fair , 10@12 > ic ;
common , sffllOc.
Kniis The CSK market Is In very much the
sanio condition as it has been lor the past
week. While the iccelpts am liberal , taking
nil kinds of slock together , the iccclpts ot
strictly liesli esus me light. There uro n
ci o I many so called liesh etis sold at 2tfj ! ( !
2-le , lint strictly I losh nnd blight stock that
has been uvandlcd at the commission houbcn
Is bringing 25c.
1'ot I.TIIV Poultry Is not brlnglne niilto as
good prices as a week ago. The market Is
L-liitted with turkeys and there is very litllo
sale tor ( hem at any price ; be Is about the
outside for the best stock while a gu at , deal
of it is selling for 7c. Chickens uie In lair
demand at NO lor the choicest slock while
good stop Ic is .selling as low as Tc. Clcoso uud
ducks soli at Ntfi'e. '
CiAMf The market is overstocked with
small lahhits. Jack tabblts are also in liberal
tccelpt but nsltlo from that thete Is very little
gatno coming in. Praiiie clitrUonf , quail
and \cnison aie out of ttcason and it Is con-
tiaiy to tlio law lor dealers to handle them ,
The law has never been vcrv stilctly on-
foiced. and a v'ood many dcaleis liandlo
tliom alter they are out of season : Ducks ,
Mallaid , ner dojl.7n < ( < c2.00 ; ducks. Teal ,
? 1.2 : > ( a'l.fiO ' ; ducki , mixed , § 1 25 ; ueeso ,
? -i fOv.r.UO : ! : Brants. S2.00 ; JacU rnbblts ,
511.00 ; small rabbits , r.ORiOc.
Citi.nsi : Full cieam Cheddars , single , lie ;
full ei earn Hats , twins , IU1ountr ; Ameri
cas , He : fancy Swiss , ir > ( ( ? iOe : Imported
Swiss , 25c : Limburcer , l"c ; biiek , i4li&ll > c.
Por.\Tois : Theio me no new leatnics In
the maikot. The trade Is limited almost en-
( Iiely to the sale ot small lots from the store.
Choice stock Mom stoic , small lots
.
VioiTAni.is-lJpols : : , cannts pnwnlps nnd
turnips nio quoted at fOe. lloisc-rndlsh
loots Fl.ou.i ( I no per bbl.
Ai'i'i.Es I'lio upplu maiket Is firm and
stocks on hand aie light ; Choice Missouri
stock per bbl. S".75'/0.00 ; . Choice Michigan
block per bhl. SI.OJ.
Oxio.Ns-lIome urown stool ; , per bu. 31. 0' ) '
@ 1.IO.
Cii.r.iiY : Choice stock , per diu. 40@45c.
LKJIOXS A ear of Messina lemons an I vol
this week In good shape ; Messlua per box ,
5' * .00 ,
OKA.VOHS Valrneiaorcances have arrived
In the market : Valencia per ease , 37.25 ; do ,
: i to 5 cases , fc7. 00 ; Santa Anna oranges per
box , 8'i.60.
CJiiAxnr.uniKS Capo Cod. fancv , per bbl ,
S12.oobcll : and bugle , per bbl , 310.00 ; Bell
and Cherry. S'J.73. '
lir.ANS Infoilor slock. 7S@S1.00 ; good
elcan eonntrv , SI. 09 1.25 ; medium , hand
picked , Sl.-iOuJl.Bo ; hand ] ) ickcd navy , 81,50
C'jl.OO ,
Pitovisioxs Ham , ll'4(312c ( ; breakfast
bacon , de ; clear side bacon , Bc ; dry salt
slds , He ; shoulders , 7e. ; dried beef , icgiilar ,
ns , 7Slc ; laid , ! ! Ib cans. 7J < c.
Uvs-rnns .Mediums , 'JOc ; standnrds , So ;
selects , : ; o ; e.\tr.i selects , aoc ; N. V. counU ,
40c.
Orocors'
PICKI.K.S Medium. In bbls , SO.OO ; do , In
hall bbls , SU.W ) ; Hinall. In bbls , S7.00 ; do , In
hall bblK.S4.00 ; oghrklns , In bbls , SS.OO ; do ,
InlMlf UblH , SJ.50.
OASWii : > ( tooiis-OyHtcr.iBtanlnnl ( , per case ,
S.15w.25 ; ! : ! ; Htiawburrles , 21b. per case. 3'J.iiO ;
laspbcrries. ! ! Ib , per case52.20 ; California
pear.s , per case , 84.50 ; npilcots , pur casj ;
551.00peaches , per case , t-5.00 ; white chor-
iles , pur ca e , JjO.OU ; plums , ptir case , Jf'1.05 ,
llnelirrles : po reuse , SI.M5 ; oc pliiniH. U Ib
pere.isii , tfi.r/0 : plneupplos , 2 Ib , per case
s.205.75 : ) : I lh nihikerol. per do81.40i
1 ID salmon , per do/ , Sl.Wdil.5l ; 2 ID goose ,
bunlcs , ner case. SI. 75 ; a Ib string boans. per
case , 81.70 ; 2 Ib lima beans , per case , 81.00 ;
2 Ibmarrowlatpoas , percasii , 3 402.5 ! > ; 9 Ib
early June peas , per caso. Si75 : illb toma
toes , 2.5C < i2.5:2 Ib.eorn 8.2052.K : ) .
Dmii : > I'nt-ir .NO. 1 quarter apples ,
Cc : In evapor.iled boxm , 12K < aiie : :
A , > h ( > it\a \ : standard oxtr.i CMfMWin ; extra
C. 5'yc < 55J < ; c ; modltnn yellow , 4J a. ' ( ' .
Cori'i'.i'.s Ordinary icr.idfH , HJ no fal
lle i.ij c ; primp , 15KriJ10c ; eholeo , KX lOj c ;
lancy giecn and yellow , 10fi417c ; old aor-
ernment Java , 202fio ; interior Java , 10K ©
20c ; Morha , 22 ' lc : .Aibuuklo's roauted
'JOKc " '
Svitui1 Xo. 70 , 4-gallon kngs , 81.201.25t
Xew Orleans pcrgallon ! i ! < ( i40c ; niniili ) syrup ,
half bblw , "old time. " per gallon , 7i)0 1 gal
lon rano , tier do810.00 ; half t'.illon cans ,
per do ? , ( J'i.f'O ; ( | iiartcans , S.rw. : ;
SrAiioii-Mliror glass. 1 Ib , Oo ; mirror
gloss , : i Jb , njj'c : mirror loss , oib , 0 o ;
( Jrayos corn , 1 Ib.O'jo ' ; Klngsford's corn. I ID ,
7c ; Klnirsford'sgloss , 1 Jb. 7 ; KlngHford's '
Blow , 01b,7Ko. Klni.'sroril'Bimro ' , 31b. 7Jfc ;
Klnt'hfords biilic , 4c.
( UM > r Mixoil , uftH'rf ; stick.
CinrKnin ( inrnenu'H soda , butter unit
picnic , 5o ; creams , Bko ; ginger snap ? , Hue :
city soda , 7 ; .
, bOAi'S Kirk savon Imperial. S3.70 ;
KirK H satinet. 5 .00 ; Kirk R standard , .
Kirk's white Hu hm , 8J. 00 ; Kirk's white'
cap. SO.W ) ; dome , JjH.M ; washboard , $3.10 ;
white cloud. 3. 75.
General sfnricoti.
Jiuiis-(2rion ( ! bulrlipn , r\6lCo \ ; gieen
cured , re ; dry Hint. llf < 12c ; dry salt. OfalOc ;
creon calf skins , U4'.iv < o ; damageil hides
two-thlnU pilee. Tiillow-a c. ( iicaso-1
Prime while ! Un ; yellow. S 'o ; brown , l } {
' *
' '
hhceii I'ellh , 25i7. ( ( < c.
AAKVIHIIUS Baireis , pcrgallon : i'urnl- '
turo. extra , 31.10 ; furnitutiNo. . 1. tfl.OOj
coach oxtin , SI. 10 ; coach , No. i , S1.20Da -
mar , extra , 81.75 ; Janan , 70c ; asphaltuin ,
exlrft aio ; shellac , 53.50 ; hard oil ilnlsh ,
} \Vontlorful .Nuilon.
If Hi.- . Chinese nation were to pass be-
for nn ol crver In sinylo lilo , tno tiro-
i'1-ssiou would never ci-aso , for a
generation \voufd bo coming on
u last us the proccaoiou moved ,