THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY. JANTJAKY 22. 1888.-TWELTE PAGES.
. . SATURDAY MARKET FIGURES ,
Not Much Interest Expected and
Very Little Shown In Wheat.
L CORN THE LEADING CEREAL.
A Strong -Tccllng Holds Control lit
the 1'rovlsloti I'll Cnttle Slow
and 1'rlccn Weak Hugs Fol
low Cattle Quotations.
CHICAGO riioinici : MAKKET.
Clinton , .Inn. 21. | S | > oclal Telegram to
tlic UnK. | Not much of Interest could bo
* expected from the. wheat market'which
opened nnd closed ut exactly the sumo figures
nnd during the Intcrincdiate itiiding only
\.uled V cither way from the opening and
closing price. That wns Just the situation in
( Jlik.uro to dny. MHV wheat opened and
'closed at 8Tj < c and the extremes of fluctua
tions wcro b3o and b'l'.j'c. ' Aside from the
caih selling of a moderate amount of wheat ,
HUpposed to bo for New Yoik account , no
It ace could bo discovered of any outside
business , and ncalpcrs , having the market all
to themselves , handled It very gingerly.
Other domestic markets wcro equally steady
and foreign advices wore milmpoitnnt.
Tlie s | > ertilatlvo com maikct attracted
111011 > attention than nnj thing else. Theru
Wcio fair advances In prkes and
tin ) opening flgmcs weru the
lowest and thu closing nearly thu highest of
the day. May com opened at KIVo and with
some halting advanced to 5.l c , then went
Ktraight to f3.J < c , but at that figiuo there was
abundant corn for gala and the prices fell
bnck to 53 > ( B.8Xc and ranged fi om that to
B'IJ c dm Ing the icimiindcr of the stssioii ,
closing at 5. 40 linked. 1'ebruarv torn
opened at 4S1.jC and sold up to Ibjfe and
c losod at the latter prices Continuous buy
ing 1 > .V om > house for several diijs ga\o use
to minor that another bull movement by
a strong patties was undt-i way , and this was
' HUfllcicnt to scarce in certain shorts , whoso
I uigcnt demand caused the sharp advance.
1' It was also tall.cd by the friends of corn that
the only reason for the lecent small break
' was the break in wheat , and that did not
/ seem to lie a BUflleii'iit teason. The situation
j had not changed at all.
Them was u fair amount of business in the
spu ulutivc oats mat kct und pi ices ranged a
little higher. Ilntchlnson was a heavy bujer
I , and his purchases vveio eicdited with sus
taining the market. Ti ading was entiiely in
the Al.iv delivery , which > pcncd utU-t' ' c ,
sold down to 8.J , < c' , up to i % u nnd closed at
| 83 < c.
In piovlsions a strong feeling held ( .ontiol.
In tlio absence of any movement on thopait
of the old bear element theio was no unusual
development and the week closed with the
market in a comparatively sutisfucloiy con-
! t dllion. Trading , however , was a httlo slow
nnd mainly between professional speculutois.
Tlie jn mcipal bill ei of poi k was said to be a
, prominent pile-king linn. Bused on lust
night's llnnl prices pork closed ! > ( < < > 7K and
f laid and sliott ribs 2 > Je higher. For May ,
$7.50 lor Mmcli had and f7.U ( ) for Match
short libs.
CHICAGO MVK STOCK.
Cmcioo , Jan. 21. [ Special Telegram to
the Hnr.l CVTTIK Trade was slow und
prices weak on shipping cattle and diessed
beef stock. Tliei o vvci o f i om 4X)0 ( ) to 5,00t'on )
sale , the excess ovei-2,000 fresh receipts being
made up fiom the late anivals ) esteulu > ami
the odds and ends cat lied over last night.
Some salesmen quoted shipping cattle a oed
] ( ) c lower Only n few Texans weio among the
fiesh umvals today. Piimo native bntch-
ois' stock was ih m and canning stock steady
Stecis , 1350 to 1500 Ibs , fl 85100 ( ; 1200 to
1.110 Ibs , s.70fi(4 ! 30 ; 910 to 1'JOO Ibs , $ ( U0@
801 Stockeisnnd feeders , ? l.si@ 110 ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , M.71 ( I 10 ; bulk , ? . ' 10i2 ( 50.
Texas grasseis , * -.20g.l ( 10 ; coin-fed , > . ( 75
Hofis Tindo opened nitlicr slow with the
shippers and speculators holding off , vet
latci they concluded to go in , und fiom that
on business was fail , jot the genet al mar
ket closed lather weak , in some cases n
incklo lower. Light medium , of 170 to 210
Ibs or thereabouts sold ut $5 15Tt5 ( 80 ; good
mixed mid packing soils , J54Jif.1 ( ( ( > 0 ; host
hoav.v , $5 050(575. Light soils w cue slow ;
pigs of 120 Ibs up , $450if400 ( ; 110 to 150 Ib
nvoiagcs ftbKai'.l ) Aveiagesof 100 to Ki5
Ibs ranged between § 3 00 and 5-5 10.
1'lNAXCIAIj.
NKV YOIIK , Jan. 21 [ Special Telegram
to the HFH.I STOCKS The most Inteiest
Ingpioperties on the New Yoik stock mai-
ket wet u routined to Reading , St. Paul und
Missouri Pac-illc wliicli 'urnishcd
, 50 per cent
of the O.lloi ( shines tiadcd in. London was
n moderate buer. The room traders who
liuv o sold the market for several das wcro
inclined to go n Httlo slow nnd n decided re
lief fiom the pressure from long stocks was
marked. Tlio market gave indications ot be
ing oversold and the efforts of the slioits re
sulted in u steadier feeling all around ami
advances of Mfitl point were recoulcd and
maintained until the close. Gcorgo Gouhl
was out in an interview on Missouii Pa-
cillc , tolling about bis holding more of it
than ever , but fulled to explain why it has
declined 0 points within a week. The Gouhl
properties Imvo lost caste and opciators 1110
inoio anxious to sell than buy. Tim bank
statement was an excellent one , show ing an
Inereaso In the icscrvo of $ .1,12.1,200 , making
u gain since January 1 of $12,300,000. This
compares well witli ln t year , as tha gain
duimg the first four weeks was $15,07f,000.
As money is still flowing to New Yoik In
modeluto volume , tiio indications point to ns
largo n gam tills ) car as last. Tlio continued
incieaso in the icservo fund has caused an
easier money market. The bulls lay grcal
stress on this factor and say the pi ices o ]
slimes should advance. Itiequhes const mil
bolstoiingof u majority of the ether slot ks ,
how ever , to cause decided i allies. Compat cd
witli closing prices last Satiuday , Manhattan
Is 5 points , Missouii Pacific 4' ' points , Louisville
villo iV : Nashvlllo lj , Nottliwestern J
Reading IJf nnd Western Union } g lower
Deluwaro & Hudson maintained a linn front
nnd closed lif per cent higher. The totu'
GoVHiN'jinXTS Government bonds wcie
dull but steady.
i QUOTATIONS.
U. H. a .1 N.v . .IDS' '
II. Klsroupou to preferred. . . .HI
U.S. . N. V. Central. . . .1073i
t.H ) His coupon .ins O. It. N Ht
I'nrltlr IM of ICi 1JO ! } I' . T. . . . .22' ,
Cumuli ! Southern Ml , 1'iirltlc Mull . . . " < " > ' ,
Central I'm llio .11 O. I ) . & K
Olilriitro A. Alton 117 I'nllm in 1'alaci
f1. . II.\Q. I.NI , UuulInK ,
, " ' "
l > . Ml. (1 . . . . SUjjst. 1 * . &S. V\ \ .
liilo . . . . " 71x1 aopreforred . 71'
do profi-msl. . illij C. . > f. & ht. I'anl . 75 ,
IllinoisCoutriil. . IIS do prefiureil. . . .Ill1
J . ll.W . . . St. i' . \ o. . , . : u
K.\T. 17 do preferred. . . .107 ! ,
l.ukoMioro 1C _ Texas Pacific. 1'5
Ij. \ K "I14 I'nlon I'ucltlc. mi' ,
MIclilKun Control. SIS W. . bt. 1. . \ | . ll >
Missouri Pacific. . . . 84 do 11 .
tiurlPacific. . . . 21'J W. IT. Telegraph. . 77'i
il preferred
MONEY On call easy nt 2 i3 per cent
last loan ut 2lj IH.T cent ; closed offered at ;
per cent.
I'UIMU MEUOVNTILI ; PAI-EK 5j ( r7if per
cent.
STriu.iNO JCxciuxnt : Dull but steady a
$4 si'4 for sixty day bills , and Sl.sO'f ' for de
mand.
ruonucn MARKHTS.
, Jan. 21. Following arc the 2:3C :
closing prices :
FloUr Unchanged ; wlnto'r wheat bbls
fi7li ) ( 4'jr > ; sacks. | ti 5vX7r > ; spring
xv heat , bbls , J.J 5cVT4 f > 0 ; suks , 6l.7.r
CJMW ) ; rjo flour , rJ.SV2a.il ) | icr bbl ; buck
> v heat flour. f5 OOMfi.75 per bbl.
Wheat Pull , with range I4o throughou
the session , market closim ; shade catlor tluu
ostorday ; cash , 7G c ; February , 70 e ; May ,
Corn Fairly actlvcv fluctuations being fre
quent , within < e range , closing ljQt\c nbovc
) estercfay ; cash , 48 % ; May , lift IMOr.
Oats btarted In witli mi advance of i
over the close jcsterdoy and reacted 'ti (
May , 33X ? .
R ) c OJc.
Hnrlcy 84ifs'ie. (
Pi into Timothy $ .2 10.
Flax-seed $1.4 .
Whisky-$1.0 .
Pork Stionger and higher than vcstordav
but quiet ; cash $14.20 ; May , 514 67 14 00
Lard fc'ulrly active and strongercash ; nnd
February , $7.15 ; May , $7.05.
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders , $590(3000 ( ;
short clear , $7..HX 7. 5 ; short ribs , $7.55.
Hutter Steady ; creamery , 2l (332e ( ;
dairy , 21i ( 2.1c.
Cheese Steady ; lull cream cheddars , 11@
lU4o ; Hats , ll OJUXo ; ) ouug Ameiicas ,
lg.s-l'iesli,21fe23 f.
Hides Unchanged JKreon hides fil c ; green
froren , Bo ; heavy green salted , ! > & ; light
treen s ilted , ( ' > ) { ; h.iltrd bull , r > c ; green
bull , 4J0 ; pcen salted calf , 8c : dry flint
and dry calf , 12irlic ( ! : branded , 15 per cent
off : deacons , : ) o each ; dry salted , 10c.
Tallow' Unchanged ; No. 1 , country sollu ,
Jfe. No. 2 , : ) )4 ; cake. 1.
1.Kcccipts. . Shipments.
Hlour , bbls . 15,01X1 11.000
Wheat , bu . Ib.OOll lU.OOO
Coin , bu . 7a,000 rl,0K ( )
Oats.hu . 70,000 74,000
HiO , 1)11 . r.XX ( ) H.01K )
Harley , bil . 80,000 2,000
St. I/onis. Jan 21. Wheat Steady % ; cash ,
! 4c ; May , * l'4'c.
Corn Strong ; cash , 4 ? } { ( < H * > e ; May , 4l < c.
Oats-Ste.idy ; cash , 3l tinfiat { May , 82 V1.
Pork ? in 00.
Laid- * ? . 1,1.
Whiskj-10-
Hntter Finn ; cicamery , 210WC ; daily ,
18@JOc.
Iilvcrpool. Jan. 21. Wheat Quiet but
steady ; demand poor ; holders offer moder
ately ; Califoimu , No. 1 , Os M ( 03 lid per
cental.
Corn Quiet ; demand jioor.
Minneapolis. .Inn. 21. Wheat Firm.
lint not active ; No 1 , haul , Jnnuaiy , 77 } ;
February , 7Sc ; May , Sl c , on tNick , 7'Jo ' ;
No. 1 noi thorn. January , 70c : February ,
70 > ; c ; May , 7'JKc , on Hack 771 c ; No 2
noi them. January , 74c ; rcbunui , "l c ;
May , 77K , on tiui-k 75c.
Hour Patents , sacks to ship , 51.03@o,15 ;
bakers' , M 5fe 1 OC.
Jan 21. Wheat Finn ;
cash , 77e ; May , Sljfc.
Corn Dull ; No. ! ) , 4 < < c.
OUs rirnior ; No J white , Me.
H.\c Strong No. 1 , OT > c.
Harley -Steady ; No. 2 , 7S ) c.
Pi ovisions Higher ; poik , Danuary , $1103
l4 25.
Cliiclniiatl , Jan. 21. Wheat Dull and
nominal ; No. 2 red , h c.
Corn Quiet , No 2 mixed , 5Jc
OalsKasler ; No 2 mixed , 81
K.\o-Juict ( ; No 2 , \l ' 'U.
Piovlsions PoiK , ( juict at 814.75 ; laid ,
fit moral $7.)5 : )
Whisky-Steady at f 1 03.
NovvjJ Vork , .Ian. 21. Wlte.it Receipts ,
0,000 ; cxpoits , 8.UOO : options advanced a
tritlo early , afterwards dropped ' ( Js'fc , later
i allied ' ( y.-jf , and closed stcadv after mo
derate business ; spot lots ijulct , but firmly
hold ; ungiaded red , ( UQ'.MXe ; No. 1 led ,
nominal at ! Mc ; No. 2 red , OOK 'Jl' o In
elevator , ' .l2itU2 ( > i'c alioat ; February closed
at lHJ < c.
Corn Receipts , r,0r.OO ; exports , 1,000 ;
options advanced ' ( ic'sc and spot J4(6Kc ( ,
closing steady : trading slow : ungraded , 00 ( ? <
tfc ; No. : i.r.'M4o ; No. 2 , file In elevator. 03 > /
( ) Jfc dellveied ; Fobiuary closed at 01 Ve.
Oats Heceipts , ,10,000 ; cxpoits , 100 ;
a shade bcttci ; mixed western , yO(240c ( ;
white western , 40Tf4lic. (
Coffee Spot , fair ; Uio nominal at f 17.75 ;
options active but lower , closing 111 m ; sales ,
121,000 bags ; January , $14 ( ? I 75 ; February
ruary , $14 00 < 5U13 > ; March , JIM 1' > ® ii75 : ;
Apt II , ? ! . ! : t5 > ri 5V , May , * 18 20 ( 13 : t5 " : Juno ,
* utr , < ciy.io. .
Petioleum-Steady : United , Oi c.
Kggs Finn but iuict | ; western , 2i ! ( 24UjC.
Pork Steady and modcratcli active ; mess
quoted at $1500(2 ( 15 2"i for one j car old.
Laid A sh idc higher , but < | iiiot : western
steam , spot , nuoted at $7.77j 0t7 bO.
llutter Quiet und i.ithor weak ; westein ,
10fi.Mc.
Chcoso Finn but quiet ; vvcstetn , ll'f
@H4'c. ! !
KUIIHUS City , Jan. 21 Wheat Steady ;
No 2 soft , cash , bO o ; May , S'o bid.
Coi n Stead ) ; No 2 cash , 42Jc bid , inj < ; c
asked ; Fcbruaii , 4J j"o usLcd ; May , 474o
bid , I > "Basked.
Oats No. 2 cash , no bids nor offerings ;
May , 8) 0 bid , lU c asked.
Now Oi-lcniiH , Jan. 21. Corn Easier
at tHrU5c. !
Oats Steady ; No 2 , 4U 47c.
Coi a Meal Quiet but ste-.ulj at $2 75
Hog Pi oducts Quiet but steady ; poik ,
SI I 87 } J ; Und , * 7.12 > f.
Uulkments Shouldets , fO 12K ; long clear ,
and clear libs , 7.b7 > . ; .
IjIVK STOCK.
Union Stork Yards' , Chicago , Jan. 21.
The Dioveis' Jouinal repoits :
Cuttlo Receipts , 2,000 ; slow ; common lOc
lower ; steers , J00ii300 ( ; stockcrs and feed-
cis , $1.85 ( < ? 8 50 ; cows , bulls and mixed , $1.75
< M 10 ; Texas cattle , W 00@.i.75.
Hogs Heceipts , 10,000 ; stead ) ; mixed
S50W545 ; heavy , ? 5 40 ( < 55.75 ; ; light , M bW
5 2.7 ; skips , W 23@4.75.
Sheep Receipts , 2,000 ; stiong ; natives ,
5UOOC550 ; western , $450 ? 5.12X ; Texuns ,
flOO@400 ; lambs , ? - > 00@025.
National Stock YnrdH I'nsr St.
IJOUIH , Jan. 21. Cattle Receipts , 200 ;
shipments , u.100 : maiketlhm ; choice heavy
nativostceis , * 4 45@ " > 80 ; fair to good native
steers , $ jyo@k .10 ; butchers' steers , medium
to choice , $ .1 15@4.2 ( ) ; stockers and feeders ,
fair to good , tJ 00 ( < ! j 80 ; ' angers , culinary
to good , 2"i'f 23.
Hogs Receipts , 800 ; shipments , 8,400 :
maikct steady ; cliolco heavy and buteheis'
selections , $5G@5.10 ! ; packing , medium to
prime , & OX" 140 ; light giadcs , ordmaiy to
good , f I W@5 10.
Kansas City , Jan. 21. Cuttlo Receipts ,
1,150 ; shipments , bOO ; offering mainly com
mon ; best , weak to steady ; common , dull und
5 ( < flOe lower ; good to choice corn-fed , Jl'J5
( il 70 ; common to medium , $ . )21@l.20 ) ;
stoekers , ? I bO@250 ; feeding steers tiim. but
quiet at # 2 ( < 0@.f 25 ; cows. ? 1 ! J5@8 00.
llogs Receipts , 4.0.X ) ; shipments TOO ;
good to choice , strong und .1&10e higher ;
common , stead v but haul to sell : common to
choice , * 470jf5.50 ( ; skips and pigs ,
400.
OMAHA IIVn STOCK.
( "attlo.
Saturday , Jan 21 , 1S5S.
The icceipts of cattle today were light
and only a few changed hands at pi ices about
stead ) witli ) csterday.
Tlio icciipts during the week just closed
wcio 290.1 liouil and have been only of a fair
quality , iilthnuch tlieiehas been somovei )
good stock offered. On Tuesday a bunch ol
51 corn-fed stceis , uveiaging m weight 1471
Ibs. , sold on the market for f I .K ) , while 21
others not quite so good , which wcighct
1 120 , sold for t4 20. On Wednesday trading
was quite active , 477 head changing hands
The market was somowlmt lower , the to [
price bolng ? 4.15. Frida.v's maikct was
low or , and a good many head changed hands
ut pi ices about this same ns the day previous
although on some grades it was a shade
lower.
The receipts were light and the market was
short. Tlio price was uneven and while
most of the offerings wcro steady others
sold higher. Two loads sold at $5.40.
Tlio receipts of ho s for the week wcro
1,854 head und on Monday had it not been for
for those held over theio would haidly have
been any maiket. The top price paid wns
$540. Tuesday's tocolpts were moderate
und while good stuff sola early at the prices
of the day previous , the market closed 5i10c (
lower. On Wednesday the receipts were
llbeial and the market took n drop of 25o on
good hogs. Thursday witnessed a slight ad
v unco and Frida ) 's market was steady and a
shade better. One cliolco load of Herkslilrc.3
sold ut $5.40 , but the top price was fj.27 } .
Prices.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
Rtot'k on the market ;
Prime ste-era. 1800 to 1100 1 us. . f4 25 ( < ? 4 50
Choice steers , UOO to law Ibs. . 8 50 ( c 4.15
Fut Httlo steers , X ) to 1050 rtH. 8 00 ( < iJb5
Corn-fed range steers , 1200 to
INK ) Ibs . 8.7.1 (3400 (
Good fo choice corn-fed cows. . 3.25 , ( < rtw ;
Comujon to medium cows . 1.75 tel.'X )
Western cows . , . 1.75 (2250 (
Good r.jng feeders . 2-80 ( _ 20j
Good uathu feeders , 900 Ibaaud
upwards 3.2S 0300
; 'alr to medium native feeders ,
900 Ib3 and upwards 3 23 @ 3 60
Stoekers , 400 to 700 Ibs 3 15 (42.75 (
Prime fat sheep i 3.75 W4.25
Good fat sheep , UOOH100 Ib9 8.25 M3 BO
Fair to medium sheep 2 25 ( iH 00
Jomnion sheep 1.7 * Q 2.25
[ . .Iglit and medium hogs 425 ( eifi 00
lood to choice lieavy hogs B 25 ( S540
Good to choice mixed hogs . . . . 5.00 ( < { 5.15
Official Itc'oelpts.
Cattle 204
Hogs l,5s,1
Sheep 474
The Week's HeeelplH.
Show Ing the number of head of llvo stock
icceivcd on the market during the past
week :
Cattle. Hog . Sheep.
Monday 140 Hi
Tuesday 781 2.13:1 : 1,173
Wednesday 72U 8,451 . . . .
Thursday 55rt 2s40 110
Friday W7 8,401 , 474
Saturday 204 l.lbS
Total . . .2.K)3 ) 18r > 3"i 1.70S
Ituprcscntntlvc Hales.
NATIVE STKDI19.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
JJ ( Xi'.l 885 7 11X11 800
10 . . . .121X1 1.00 20 110(1 ( 850
87 12)4 ) 4.21 22 UTi 833
row s.
2 inr > 200 17 1170 2.00
b 1143 223 ' . ' 1151 3.00
nut r a.
1 15'.0 225
lioos.
No. Av. Siik. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
I..121 4.15 70..217 bO 520
il . . .1J1 425 01 . . .2JI bO 520
11. . . . 144 40 440 ( . . . .25.1 SO .1.20
101..W7 120 4-10 < > 3..28l 40 5.20
110..125 40 4.41 51..U54 N ) f.'O
170. . . .IT ! ) 40 500 111.250 HI 5.2J'
70..201 200 510 BO. . . Ria ( 2X ( ) 5.21
OS . . .211 bO 5.12J 57.,2,11 bO 380
07..2J1 8 , ' ( ) 517' ' ( A..2711 40 530
01..21s ! ( , ( ) 527j | ill..812 540
Ob . . .21'J ' 10 5.17J-J 51..31(1 ( 5.10
surnr.
87 SO 100 78 73 1.21
SS ' .H 423
Ijivt ; moutc Sold.
Showing the nuinbor of held of stock sold
on the market v csterday.
CHTn.E.
G. H. Hammond & Co IS
C. H. Williams ! U
Stevens & Hnmlltoi Hi
Local b
Total b7
HOGS.
G. H. Hammond & Co 5SO
Al mour & Cudahuy 574
Swift Packing Co b7. !
J M. Doud HO
Speculators 12
Total . 2,151
Shipments.
Cattle , 1 car , C. H.&Q . Chicago
Cattle , 2 caw , N. W . Chicago
Sheep , 1 car , N. W . Chicago
r 1'rlccs.
Showing fie 0-arorne highest and lowest
rates p lid for luaalng grades ot ho
mentioned :
Date. Mixed. | Light.
Jan. 11 | 1 > O1- ' ' " ' 5 11 ( M . 42. ' . ® l IK )
Jan. 12 2) dj't 11 ! t 10 Cf- > . .1 71 ( ff.1 " ( )
Jan. 13 No mirk < t No market No mnrkct
Jan. 14 J ) < L'.1 IU D r. CM . ; o 4 ( XI ( M 03
Jan 11 Smulnv. bunilav. hitnil iy.
Jan Id iJ > , ) ( iM l" ) fi fi ( Ta-i ,1,1 I 21 SI 70
,1,111.17 IB 21 Cn.1 41 5 11 CM M 4 21 CU > ( II
Jan 18 1 U1 ( Tfi. ' > 2) 4 71 O5 11 4 21 ( iOI 75
Jan l'i 11 11 fci ! 21 i ro © f > iu 4 .1) ) < fM 75
Jim 2i ) .1 . 00 CM 27 t 'KI ( n.'i r. 4 . /I dt 1 'W
Jnn 21 | j a ) 56.1 41) | il 11) < ? & ' < .K 4 15 & .r > (
nnd Coiiinilsslon.
Public inspectots dock pregnant sows 40
pounds , stags SO pounds e-.u h.
Dead hogs 10) ) pounds and over , ? 1.7.1@
2 00 per rwt , less than 100 Ibs , of no value.
Yaidago- Cattle , 2 10 : hogs , Se : sheep , 5o
pel-head. Feed : Coin , * ! 00 pur bu. ; timothy
hav. ' 510 ; piaino hav , $ W per ton.
Commissions : Cattle , 5Uc par licul ; calvep
and .VCMI lings , JJ10 per car. Ho'ps and sheep :
Single decks , SI : public inspection on ho s ,
15c per car. All sales unless othciwiso
stated per 100 lb live weight.
OMAHA WHOIjESAfjK MARICHrS
Prodiicc , Fruits , I3tp.
Satuiday , Jnnnnr ) 21.
The follontiHi me tlic jn/irv / nt uhtch
uiiii(7 ) liitx nf t > i mime in < ; bullion Wifx > n < ii-
jtrriiltinrotlici / Uniinfiioiiil miiilrinij
Inlinr nf jxit.fiKciinnut / / ( /IK/J/V ( In :
tlic Im nl
UITTLU Receipts weio modcinto and tiio
demand good , although tiio quality of tiio
oflerings was siarcc-ly up to the mark.
Pi ices i emaln linn and unchanged. Wo
quote : Cieamoi ) , solid packed , JJtTWJc ;
choice dairy , I'oflUi ; ; medium , 15ii.l7c ( ; low
prudes , 10 ( < jl2o.
E.s ( ( The iccolpts of sti icily fiesh con
tinue light , but othciwiso the situation.
Wo quote : 2lC'-2c for cold stoi ago is un
changed , 2. (22 ( lo for stuctly iiush. Limed
cgis are voi. y slow at 15c.
POUI.THI Are steady. The receipts are
sullleleat to supply the demand , but no more ,
and pi ices i cumin as bofoic. Wo quote :
Dressed chickens , 8 ® ° c per Hi ; tuikes , SQ
Do ; ducks , 7VJSc ( ; geese , Ugiu. ( ( )
Ari'i.rs Aio firmer , and anv thing , In less
than 20 bbl lots cannot bo had for less than
$ . ) 75 We qnoto eastern fiuit , fail to choicco
stock , $ .1 BOOM 75 ; fancy stock , ? } .75@4 00.
HI-VNS ( ! oed stock. * 2KXrt2 ( ; ) ; fair to
good , $1 00@l.bO , and California beans nt
? i 25@J 10.
TtiiMi-s Rutabagas are selling at 53@00c
per bushel.
S\UTT POT VTors Are nearly out of the
market. Wo still quote : 2@J } c per Ib , with
extra at 3c.
Cincit Choice Michigan cider , $0 00@0 50
per bbl. of 3gal. ! .
LfcMONs Malaga aio about out of the mar
ket , but vvo quote the old llguies $100 per
bo < . Mcssinas are in fair supply and selling
at from f.1 00(35 ( 50.
Port on v Clioieo rico com Is quoted ut
4(1 ( ? Kc per Hi. other kinds , 2' ' < ? ( i < : ic per > .
Su'iu Kieu.1 Choice per bbl , of 80 gal ,
fcSSXftDOO ; H hbl. , J4 57it5 ( 00. ? U.OO per
bbl ot 50 gul.
C Minors 2502 50 per barrel.
PVHSMPS New stoclt , f J 50 per bnricl-
There aio few on the market.
OisTFits Plain standard , 25c ; plain se
lects , 80ostandaid. ; lOc ; extra selects , 85o ;
New Yoik counts , 40c ; bulk o.vstcis , counts ,
Sl.bl per 11K ) ; selects , f i 00 per gal ; standaul ,
f 1.21 per gal.
CUMI i ovni Good stoclc , $2 00@2 80.
CU.IIOIINH. Fui'iTs Tlieio tno only u few-
pears In the market , at fJ 50 2 75 , cxtia
line , f.1 ( H ) .
CnvMiiiiiuiRS Hell JfcChciry , ? 1000@1050
Hell & Uuge ] , ? 10 50011 00 ; Capo Cods , til 00
@ll.f > 0.
FIGS , In hi ) cis , ISy lOc ; cake , lie per Ib
DATI s Piussian , bo per Ib. v
POTATOI s Aio not moving in this weather ,
and pru-us icmuin tlim and unchanged.
Utah and Colorado stock are quoted at
* 1.10@1,15 and choice homo grown ut 0@
1.1X1 ; common grades at OOc.
C-uuuai : A good deal of fiozcn stock is
repoi ted , and is selling at 2c per Ib , but
otherwise prices nro unchanged ? 1 per
doz , nnd 2)rfi3o ) ( per Hi for Califoinia
Os IO.N s Wo quote prices unchanged : Homegrown
grown , 7.Wib5eo ; Spanish onions , per 50
crate , S1.50il.75. ( !
OKVNOES Stocks are veiy light and will
not bo replenished until next week when a
car of Mexican is expected , Prices aio un
changed and wo quoto. Valencia * , $750
0 S 00 per case of 420 ; Louisiana , 1 00@4 25 ;
Florida , brights. ? 4 25 ( 4 50 ; russets , $ .150
(2400. (
Cnrnv No change In price , but stock
nro light and demand fair. Wo quote 4 ( > ( < 5
45o per dozen for choice and4550o ( for fancy ,
UAMVIS Cold weather is cheeking sales
to some extent , but prices are firmer ami
higher. Cliolco bananas , $2.40(33 ( 50' medium
bunches ; $250rtJ300.
NOTS Peanuts , 0 > @ 7e , raw ; Brazil nuts ,
18c ; almonds , Tartugona , 2-Jo ; Knglisl
walnuts , 15@l8o ; filberts , Ibo ; Itulluti
nuts , 15o ; pecans , 12c.
Giui'Ks Are becoming scaico nnd nro
marked higher , at ? 7.50@S.OO per bbl. for
Malagas , und larger sized bbls. in proportion
up to (10.
HoNEV Is somewhat scarce and found at
previous quotations ; 19H21o ( for 1-lb frames ;
canned honey , 10@12oper Ib ,
Grocer's List
Pr.ovistoss-Hains , IKatlJ/o ; breakfast
bacon , ll | ( Jll } < oj bacon BidesOKati ( ) o ; dry
salt , 8 ( SsXo ; shoulders , OK@c ; dried bcuf ,
CANu'r-Mlxed , 9@llo ; stick , OQOHc.
GOOD * Outers , standard , per
.nun , i lusu , $4 ti054.70 ; pooches , l > cr
case , IVrOffl.l SO1 ? vvhlto chorrlcs , per cane ,
WOOjCal. iuum , tiprcase$4 30Q4.40blueber ;
ries , per cae , pO ( < t240 ; egg plums , 2-lb
per case , $250 ; pineapples , 2-lb , jwr case' ,
$ ,120375 ; Mb.anlmon , per doz , fl..Vftl.lH ) ;
Fitrhs-J-Apples # 3 7@7iCc
, n.ew , , ;
evaporated 50-lb ring , 9VJ@10c ; raspberries ,
evnKrated,27 | < i 2j5o ; blackberries , evaporated ,
" * "
110c : pitted cherries , 22@Jtc ; Eastern ,
jcaehes ) , new , SftfSXe : California
peaches , new , J-fs , 14i(15c ( ; ovupor-
ntcd , peeled peaches , i ( 30o ; cvupor-
utcd , unpaicd , 20iT21c ; new cur
rants , 7 ( < j7i4c ; prunes , now , B@5 > fc ;
citron , 25c : raisins , London lncrs , $24105
250 ; California loose muscatels , $2.10(32.15 ( ;
new Valencia. SWStfi" Valencia raisins , 7 f
< /ta ; California L. L. raisins , $2.400250 ;
California C. M. rulslus , $ j 00@2.10 ,
RuFiNFt ) Hun Tierce , 7J c ; 10-lb square
cans , 7) ) < c ; 50-lb lound , 7&o : 20 Ib round ,
7 c ; 10-lb pails , So ; 5-lb palls , 8&c ; 2-lb
pails.
Hnoovs Extia 1-tlc , $200 ; No. 1 , $200 ;
No. 2 , $1 75 : heavy stable , $1 00.
Sint'P No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs , $150(21.51 ( ;
New Orleans , per gallon , 3 > ( ( IOc ; maple
s.vrup , half bbls , "old time" per gallon , bOc ;
1-gallon cans , per doz , $10 50 ; half galen cans ,
per doz , $0 21 ; quart cans , * . ) 25.
STAHCII Minor glass , BJfc ; Graves' corn ,
l ) < c ; Oswego gloss , Oc ; Oswego corn , 7c.
HOLLAND Hi uitiNns 78Q70 per keg.
WOODKNVVAIII : Two-hoop pails , per doz ,
$1.41 ; three hoop palls , $1.70 ; No. 1 tub , * rt 50 ;
No. 2 tub , $50 : No. 3 tub , $450 ; wash
boards , $1.40r(2.i ( ; assorted bowls , $225 ;
No 1 churns , $9,00 ; No. 2 churns , $300 ; No.
8 chin ns , $7.00
PicKtE" Medium in hbls , $7.00 ; do in half
bbls , $1 00 ; small , in bbls , $8 00 ; do In half
bbls , fi 50 ; geikins , in bbls , $9 00 ; do in half
bbls , * 5 00.
Corn r. Oidlmiiy grades , 19 @Jlc ; fair ,
20fti2lic ) , ; piime , 21@21J c ; fancy green and
.vcllovv , 2H21o ! ( ; old government Java , 2- ( < *
3c ( ) ; Intel tor Java , 21ft'Jso ( ; Mocha , 2ai80c ;
Aibmltlo's loasted , 24c ; McLaughliii's '
XXXX , 21tfc ; Dilvvotth's , 24c ; Rod Cross ,
2lc.
.Tri.i ii-s 80 Ib palls , $1 01@1 7.1
Ti. vs Japans , 2lK < t.11o ; guniwwder , 20J8 (
OOe ; Young Hson , 25v < (51e ; Oolong , 20 ( < ( i
Inc.
Inc.ROPB
ROPB Seven-sixteenths. ll@llj.fc.
Tonvceo Lotillard's Climax , 41c ; Splen
did , 41c ; Meclnmic's Delight , 44c ; Leggctt As
Mojei's Star , 45c ; Coincrstone , 8'le ; Dium-
mond's Horseshoe , Me ; J. T. . 40c ; Soig's
Spenihcid , 14c ; Catlin's mcciscliautn , 816 ;
Catlin's Old Style , 2c. !
Si o MI Granulated , } 4iti % ci ; conf. A ,
7' ( < (73 c ; white extia C , ti'f@bX ' ; cxlinC ,
OV"8 < c : vollowC , 5'j ' ( < ? 15 < e ; "it , loaf , s e
b'fc ; powdeicd , SfebKc ; New Oilcans , BJftp
CUACM it , CVKI 3 , KTC. Pnees subject to
change Soda , Be ; soda ( city goods ) , 7c ; oda
snowllakes ( in tins ) , lie ; soda dandy , OJ-je ;
soda wuleiin ( tins ) , lOc ; soda zephvr , be ;
city o\stcr , 03 c ; excelsior , 7c ; fiuin.i ester -
ter , 5) e ; gem ovster , Be ; monitor , 7c ;
Omaha ester , 7c ; peail ovster,5cpicnic ; - , 5c ;
snowdiop oyster , 8c ; butter , Be : Hoston , 8e ;
Omaha butter , 7c ; saw tootli butter , O c ;
( lacker meal , 5 } < fe ; giaham. be ; ciahain
vvafeis , lllc ; giaham wafers m pound pack
ages , 12' ' c ; hard , bread , Bo : milk , 7'4 < - ; oat-
meil , 8c ; oatmeal wafois , lOc ; oatmeal wn-
fcib in Ib pkgs , 12J c ; animals , ISc ; bollver
ginger ( lound ) , 7c ; cream , be ; Cornhill ,
lOc ; ciac-kuelis , 10e ; fiosted cieam , 8l < fc ;
ginger snaps ! be ; ginger snns ] ) ( cit ) ) , IV ;
liomo made glngilr snaps in boxes , 13c ; home
inudo gmgen snaps (1 ( Ib cans ) per dozen ,
§ 210 ; lomod cieam , 4c ; pict/ols ( hand
made ) , llj c ; assorted cakes , and Jumbles ,
ll'Jc , ussoifed llngeis , Me : afteinoon tea
( In tins ) per dozen , $7.X ( ) ; hinana lingcn ,
14c ; butter jtimbfes , HVJr ; Hiunswick , Me ;
branch snaps , 15c ; chocolate drops ( now ) ,
lOc ; chocolate wafers , MeChiistmns ; lunch
( in tins ) , per dozrn , * 1 50 : cocoa taffy snaps ,
14c ; colTeo ( Kike , I2c ; Cuba Jumbles , HKc ;
ci cum puffs , 20c ; e-gc jumbles , 1-lc ; ginger
diops , lie ; Koney jumbles , ItKe ; Jcjly Jlng-
eis , iBo ; Je-lly vvafeis , 15o ; lullv tail ( new ) ,
l.lc ; lady lingers , 18o ; vanilla bar , 14o : va-
'nillo..wafers,1 ' 14 < JV Viomiacvv'afcis , 1 cWen
padtiiges in box , per dozen , sO 50 :
All goods packed in cans 1 ct. per Ib. ad
vance except Snowllako and Wafer Soda ,
which is [ lacked only in cans Soda in 2 Ib.
nndillb p.ipei boxes , V2 cent peril ) advance ;
nil other goods , I cent per Ib adv ance Sod i
in 1 Ib D.iper boxes , t cent per Ib advance.
The 2 Ib. boxes uio packed In cases holdmglS
m a case. TlioSlb boxes aio picked meases
holding 12 in a case. The I Ib. boxes uio
packed in cases holding 0 in a case Ono Ib
Giaham and Oatmeal Wafeis packed 2 do ?
in u case.
Show Tops for boves , with glass opening to
show goods , 7.1 cents. Cans for Walei Soda ,
$ ' ! 00 not lettirnable. Cans foi biiovvflnku
Soda , # 0 00 per doz. Tin Cases witli Glass
Face to dnplaj the goods , 7.1ce-nts each. No
chni ges for Packages except for cans and i e-
tuiliable cases Glass Fiont Tin Cans and
"Snow flake" Soda Cans are icturnublo at
pi ices chaiged ,
Dry ( JooilH.
DUCK West Point 20 in 807 , lO' e ; West
Point 2' ' ) In. 10 oz , 12tfe ! : West Point 10 in. 12
o15c ; West Point 10 in. 11 or , Ibe Checks
-Caledonia X , 9Yc ; Caledonia XX , 10'lc ;
Hcononi ) , 9 ! o ; Otis , 8)40.
KrNiccK * JEANS Mcmoiial. 15c ; Canton ,
ISc ; Duiham , 27 c ; Heiculcs , ISc ; Leaming
ton , 2Jfc ; Cottswold , 25c.
CIIASII Stevens' H , bo ; bleached , 7o ; Ste
vens' A , 7 > fc ; bleached , S' ' o ; Stevens' P ,
SKc ; bleached , ! ) > ic ; Stevens' N , 9Kc ;
bleaclied , 10) ) 0 ; Stevens' S R T , 12Kc.
MISCH.I.VNI OL-S Table oil cloth , $285 ,
plain Holland , b > o to 9c ; Dado Holland ,
CAMIIUICS Slater , 1l e ; Woods , 4 c ; Stan
dard , 4 > fc ; Peacock , 4 e.
HLANKETS White , U 00@7 50colorcd1.10 ;
S 00.
Hirvciiri ) SIIFCTINO Herkelov cambric ,
No W ) , 9) c ; Hcst Yet , t-t , ( I' c ; butter cloth
OO , 4'jc ; Cabot , 7 ! c ; Pat welt , So ; Fiuit of
Loom. 9c ; GiecnoG , Oo ; Hope , 7'4c ; King
Phillip cambric , Ho ; Lonsdalo , HU.c ; Lons-
dale , b5fc ; Now Yoik mills , 10' c ; Peppeie-11
4J in , 10l < icPcpperell,40 ; in , 1lMcl'rcppBiell ;
( M , Iflo ; Pcppcrell , H-4 20e ; Peppciell 9-1 , 2'c ;
Peppeiell , KM , 2e ( ; Canton 4-1 , S c ; Canton ,
4-4 , lic ( ; Triumph , ( Jo ; Wumsuttu , lie ; Val-
lev , Be.
Fi.ANN-f i s Plaid Raftsman , 20c ; Goshen ,
32'rfc ; Clear Lake , 8J' c ; Maple City , 3dV
Whitc-G II No 2 , H , 21e ; * G H No. I ,
27l < c ; H II No. 2 , ? f , 22K ; H H No 1 ,
! ' 0iQuocheo ; No. 1. 3f , 4-'c , ( Jueclico No.
9f , ! ! 7 > < io ; Ouechco No. 4 , % , JU c ; Anavvi
MKc ; Windsor , 2-J o. Red-C , 24-inch , 15 > ;
K , 24 Inch,21o ; GG , 21 inch , lt > c ; H A F ,
25c ; J R F , ! h , 27 } o ; G , $ t > , 31c.
1'uiNTs boi.ii ) Coioits Atlanta , Bjc ;
Slater , Bo ; Heilin Oil , O' c ; Gainer Oil , t > @
"e. PINK AND Rom s Richmond , Oc ; Allen ,
Oo ; HIV or point. Be , Steel River , Oc , Richmond
mend , Oc , Pacific , O'uc , IN moo Hi n : Wash
ington , Oe ; Century Indigo blue prints , lOci ,
Ameilcan , 0' ; " Arnold , OVc ; Arnold H ,
10V ; Ainolil A. 12c ; Auiold Gold Sea
85c , Lodi , TJtfoi Allen , 5l o , Richmond
5iC | ; Windsor , ,0o ; Eddstonf , Oo ; Pacific ,
Oc- . I t
COTTONFuot ns 10 per cent trade dis
count LL.oVc . : CO , 7J < c , SS , S'Xo ; Numo-
icss BHc ; NU "i. Oc ; ifc : , 0' ' < Ti > ; GG , 10'xfc ;
XX , I2c ; OO , 14I < ; NN , lOc , RX , ISo ; R , 20t > ,
No 10 b c ; 40 , 10 > sf , 00 , l.'Uc ; bO , 15o ; 81
coloicd , lOc , 4o , inlorid , 12c ; 70 , colotcd , Joe ;
Hristol. 13Uc ; Union Pucilh , Ibc
CUUTT Wutp Hobb white , 10V < ; c ; colored
HnouSHEJTSO ; Atlanta A , 4-4 ,
Atlantic H , 4JI , W ; Atlantio U , 4-4 , At-
liuitlc P , 4-4 , B'fc ; Aurom LL. 4-1 , B fc ; Au.
iota C , 4-4 , tc. ; Crown XXX , 4-1 , uV < ; c :
HooslerLL , H , 6Jfo ; Indian Head , 4-1,7'4c ;
Lawienco LL , 4A , BJfc ; Old Dominion , 4-1 ,
BVfo ; Popperell R , 4-1 , ( > ? fe ; Pcppcrell O , 4-1
Oc ; Pcppercll , 8-4 , 18c ; Pepporell , 9-1 , 20e ;
Pepperoll , 10-4 , 22o ; Utica C , 1-4 , 4JCo ; Wa
chusett , 4-1 , 7c ; Aurora R. 4-1 , 0 } < c , Auroia
H. 4-1 , Oc.
lUrrs Standard , 8c ; Gem , lOKc ; Ucauty ,
12 ! < o ; Uoono. Ho ; H , cased , $0 50
Gi.Noiiivi Plunkett checks , 7 , ' c ; Whit
teuton , 7 c ; York , 1e ; Normamu dress
8 > c : Calcutta dress , 8 c ; Whittcnton dress ,
Oc ; Renfrew dress , Wi 12' < c.
TICKS Lewiston , WVin , 12) 0 ; Lewiston
7-oz , 13o ; York , 7-oz. , 18c ; Hav maker , A o
Jaffrey , XX , ll > c ; Jaffro ) , XXX , 12V < c
Heaver Cieok , AA , 12c ; Heaver Creek , 1U $ ,
lie ; Heaver Creek , CC , lOc.
nencrnl
I'tlcc on nil Millie * iinntal In this col
uum meuhulctalaund arc currutal dully
Ratea on flour nndml arc jobbers j > rca
a ml arc not rrtall. 1'rlccs on grain arc
ihoie jxiM by Omaha mlllen JflJt-rrrd. Quo-
. .Ions o hides and furs arc thn c given lj l \
the leading purchasers of the city.
FLAXSKED Has advanced and is quoted at
? 1.25 per bushel.
GitAis Wheat , No. 2 , GOc ; rye , 65c ; corn ,
) eliow , 404lc ( ; corn , white , 42i(41e ( ;
oats , 29 ( 800) ) barley , CO Mc , according
to quality. . .
Fiotm ANN FEED There nro no radical
changes In prices on flour and feed nnd the
prospects aie that these lines will remain
steady. Minnesota patents , $2 CO per
cvvt ; Kansas and Missouri fancy winter
patents , $ J WK"2.75 per cvvt ; Nebraska pat
ents , $2.45a'J50 ( per cvvt ; rye flour ,
$200pcrc\vt ; wheat graham , $1.75 per cvvt ;
rvo graham , $1.40 per cvvt ; New York tmck-
Wheat , $0 50dt7.00 per bbl ; Excelsior , $000
per bbl ; icailv raised , $500 per 100-lb case ;
comment , ) ellow , $1.00@1.10 per t-vvt ; white ,
11.1031.15 per cvvt ; hnm , $10 00@17.tw per
ton ; screenings. $14 OOyi 1.100 per ton ; hominy
iny , $ .3 25 per bbl ; chopped feed , $ . ' 000 per
ton ; chopped corn. $19 00 per ton.
Covi , L'gg , $1050 ; nut , $1050 ; range ,
$1050 ; walnut block , $425 ; Iowa lump ,
$ . ) 75 ; Iowa nut , $ .1 00 ; Illinois , $15 lK4.7i1. )
HiDi.s-Grecn butelicis' , 5 ( < T1Kc ; green
cuied. COWJie ; dry flint , 9c ; dry salt , be ;
green calf skins , 7c ; damaged hides , two-
thirds price. Tallow 840. Grease Pi line
white , 4'fc ; yellow , 80 ; In own , 2o. Sheep
pelts , 25cl ( ( 00.
Finn RtueonHINDOOmink. ; 15@40e ; musk
rat full , 2@7c ; sttiped skunk,5(22.1e ( ; mountniti
wolf , No. 1 , $150a2BO ( ; No 2 , pralile , B0 ( < 5
75o ; No. 2 , 25@10c ; beaver , No. 1 , per Ib ,
$ JOO@.HKNo. ) ; 2 , * 1.00i l23 ; otter , $100 ®
0.00 ; dry deer skins , 20 ( W5o per Ib ; diy ante
lope , elk , moose , etc. , lBi$23c. (
D LO Remain steady. Ammoniacarb.llc ;
camphor icflncdJiOc ; coppei as , Jif o ; ci cam tin-
tar , 15o ; cream tin tar powdered. 20dt50c ; In
digo Madras , 75o ; moiphla sulph , $1 50 ; soda
hi. cirb , Ole ; Venice turpentine , 40c ; gum
opium , $405 : quicksilver , bOc iminine , Ger
man per o/ , Bio : waxeilow , puie , 8-'c.
OILS Firm. Caibon,12 ( 25o ; llnsecd.bolled ,
02c ; llaseed , raw , BUo ; castor , No 1 ,
$1.20 ; No. 2 , sl.12 ; sperm whale , $1 00 ; flsh ,
bankl5o ! ; neatsfoot extra , B5r ; neatsfoot Nn.
1. BOc ; gasoline , 74 degtees , 15c ; W S laid ,
l.lc ; No. 1 laid. 50e ; No. 2 lard , 50c ; W. Va
zeio , 14c ; W. Va. summer , 12c ; golden No. 1 ,
40o ; golden No. 2 , 25o ; whale , 20o ; nupthu I
doRree , lie ; headlight 150 degiees , 12c ; liead-
light , 175degiccs Me.
l > txTs White lead , pure , O' c ; while
lead , fancy. OKc : putty , in bhuldcis , 3 ; 1'ails
white , 3o ; Winting , common , 2) ) < jo ; icd lead
7c
WINDOW OIA S Single,00 1001 ( per cent ;
double , 70 and 5 pel cent disoount.
Sl-ntlTS Cologne spluts 1SS proof , $1 10
do , 101 pioof , $1.12 ; spints , second
quality , 101 proof , $1 10 ; do , 18 ;
pioof , $1 ( KI ; alcohol , 188 pioof , per wino
gallon. $2 10 ; redistilled whiskies$1 00@1 50 ;
gin , blended$1 50(2200 ( ; Kentnek ) bombons ,
S-.MHKj/OOO ; Kentucky and Pennsjlvunin
r.ves , > iK ) tilBO ; Golilcn Sheaf bouibon and
ivo whiskies , ? ! 10fr3X ( ( ) ; biamlies , impoited ,
? 5 00i(8 ( 50 ; domestic , S1.80i(8 ( 00 ; gins , im-
poitcd , $450L(000 ( ; doinestTc , $125 300 ;
champagnes , Imjiortcd , per case , ? JS OOQ
8J 00 ; Ameiican , per case , if 10 00@1(5 ( 00.
HPVVV HvnnwAitr Prices aio unchanged ,
lion , into , * Jl.O ; plow steel , special
cast , IJie ; rruciblo steel , Oj c ; cast
tools , do , 12 < < [ > t5e. ; wagon sjwkes , per set ,
fr300.rf5BO ( ; hubs , per set , $150 ; felloes ,
sawed di ) , $1.50 ; tongues , each , 75c ; axles ,
each , 75o ; square nuts , per Ib , 0l.kcoil ( ;
chain , per Ib , 0 ( ilJu ; melleable , S lOc ;
non wedges , Occiovvbais ; , le ; linnovv teeth ,
4c ; spung steel , Ife.lc ; Uuiden's hoiso shoes ,
) ? 475 ; Hurdcn's mule shoos , $5.75 ; buibcd
wire , hi car lots , ? 4 00 per 100 Ibs ; iron nails ,
lates , 10 to 50 , SJ 40 ; steel nails , $ J 50
Lev rum Stead ) ; oak soles , ! tt@.l p ; hem
lock slaughtei sole 20(2l.VhemlocKdi [ ; ) sole ,
21 71- ; hemlock kip. OX'i'JOc ' ; A. & B. run
ner kip , 50Q7.1i.A. ; . hemlock calf , ! Uc-t.CS ) ;
A. A. hemlock calf , "backs , " 7,1o ; hemlock
upper , 10 ( jJ4c ; English giaiu upper , 25e ; hem
lock grain upper , 21'lo ( . : Tampico H L ,
Moroc co , 2n@ ic ) ; Tampico pebble , O. D Mo ,
29Ji82e ( ; Cutucoa , U G. Mo , 80c ; Simon O.
D Mo , * 2 75 ( .l ( K ) ; Dangolu kid , 80g.5c ( ! ; X.
M. ICung.noo , 40e ; Ameiuan calf kid , 8Ic ;
Giiesen kids , $ , iK ( ) ( l50 ; Fienth calf kids.
$ .121 ; oak kip skins , bOc&1.0 ( ) ; oak calf
skins , ? l OOiTJl 21 ; French calf skins , Jl 2.1 ©
200Ficnch ; Kip skins , $1.10@1 50 : Russia
llninjs , tO 00ffO ( 50 per dopink ; , cream and
while linimrs , 57.50V ( ( 100 > ) i > er doz ; coloied
toppings , ( ! ) ( Xdll ) ( H ) ; gicun ox pelts , a 'Hfc :
kip skins , ( unfio/cn ) , l@5) ) c ; cowhides , J'j
dtlc.
Dry litinibcr.
IllMUNSlONS VNDTlMlinix.
! . 14 A.
Ill ft l ! ft M * . 21
2x4. 17 W J ) ( KJI ) 0)2U 002J
2xil . 17 B.M ) ODJI 01) ) ) 0021) )
2x8 17 nn M IKI 21 no 22 no s-i
2\1 ( ) 17 nO-ll , ( X ) „ ' ! ( HI 2:1 : ( l.2l !
IS 2.V 0 0021 ( XI24 Oil'jt '
4X1-SXS I IS U ) 111 M 20 GO Ji : IX ) 2,1
No. 1 com , s 1 s ? 18 50 I No. 3 com , sis $15 50
No. 2 com , sis. 17.00 | No. 1 com , sis 13 50
FEM IMl.
No. 1 , 4 & G In 12 & 11 ft. , lough $1950
No. 1 " " 10 " 1950
No. a , " U 14 " 1050
No. 3 , " " 10 " 1800
SIDINfl.
A , 12 , 11 & , 10 ft 521 50 C , 12 , 14 & 10 ft $11 50
H , " " 20 50 | D , " " 12 50
FIOOKINO.
AO in White Pine $2150
110m " "
8150
COm " "
8000
DO in " " 21.10
UO in " " Scl.
( Fencing ) 10 110
0 in. Drop Siding BOo per M extiu.
CFI1ING VNI ) I-AIITITIOX ,
'M comJC m White Pine CeiliiiK r $84.00
" " " 2SOO
Clear , 9f in Norwav " " 10 ( K )
2dcoui. ; 0' in " " " 1400
STOCMIOAIIDS.
A12inchsls ? 1150
H 12 ' ! 1'I20
C12 " 80M ( )
D12 " 2.100
No. 1 com , 12 in sis , 12ft 2050
" " " 14 ft 11(00 (
" " " 10ft 1850
" " " 10 , IS , 20ft 21.50
No 2 , " " 1900
" " " 12 & U ft 1850
" " " 17 ft 1750
12 in Giooved loollng , $1 pci M. inoiothun 12
in Stock Hoaids same length.
10 in Grooved Roofing same puce as 12 in
Stock Lioaids.
SHIP LAP.
No. 1 Plains nnd 10 in , $1000
No. a " " " 1750
No. 1O G , Sin ' 1950
riNIllIINO.
1st and 2nd , clear , 1 , 1'f ' ins 2s $11 00
" " " \y. , 2 51.00
3d , clear , 1 in , s2s , . . . . . 44 M )
" H , , ! } , ' , 2 in 40IX )
A , select , 1 fn h2s 4000
A , " I'l , m , 2ins2s 4100
H , " Iins2s 801X )
U , " 1' | , 1) ) . ; , 2ins2s 87.00
EOLTIII BI.I.OW \ J'lXC.
Com. 4 Inc liFlooimg $17.50
Star " " 21 50
Istand2dclear4 Inch Flooring 2J 00
Six Inch40o less
Clear % inch Ceiling 21 50
Clear Jf inch Partition 2500
Clear inch , Partition f J above }
inch Ceiling 2100
Clear Finish , 1 and Itf inch , s 2s 2000
Clear Finish , 1'i and 2 inch , s2s 8000
Clear Con ug.ited Coiling , linch 25 H )
Clear Yellow Pine Casing and Uaso. . . . 27.00
roi'l.tll IA Mlll'll.
CPoplarUx Hds Xin.s2s $8100
" , U In Panel , s 2s 27.00
" Conugatot Ceiling , % . 2-550
BATTENS WfcLI. rUUlM ) , 1'lCKEfS.
O G. Halts , 2' < in We , JiJxS , sis 40c ; 3in
Well Tubing , D. Jc M. and IJev. , $ J3 00 ; Pick
c-ts , D. & H. Flat , $20 50. D. H. Sq , ? 21.50.
blllNGI.I.f , 1ATII.
XX clear , IO , cxtia * A * 8.1 , * A * stand
urdNo. 5 , No. 1 , $1.41 ; lath , $ -.55. !
I'OsTS.
Wilto ceitar , C in , } { s. 12 > < c0 in. qts. ,
llKu ; w-hito cedar , 5& in > , ' HHo ; 8 in.
qrs lOo ; white cedar. 1 in round , loVtfc ; Ten
nessco red cedar , sjillt , 14c , split oak , lOo ; U
in , 7 in. and Sin. ) X each ) S ft. , Jound W.C.
posts
Drlvoii to Dcspcrntlon.
People living nlongtho towns of thd west
ern division of the Union Pacific railroad nro
famishing for cold , und In their ftcn/y uro
reported to bo attacking Uains mid side
tracking cars caiT ) Ing coul to keep them in
fuel and protect them from freezing ta death ,
several complaints of this description have
been rcc-clv cd at headquarters In ihls city ,
but there Is n tendency to excuse them , owing
to the severity of the weather and the in
ability of the toad to get coal through ,
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY ,
A Complete Record of the Doings
or Omaha People.
MANY INTERESTING EVENTS.
John A. Monroe's Nuptial * The Com-
IIIK Chnrlty Unit To Cclolirntc
Itolicrt Hums' lllrtlitln } A
Of SOClftl
The past week In society has been a ro
markahlo one from the fact that it larger
number of events have occuned than during
any week for several months past. Helow U
given a resume of the week's occuucnces :
*
* *
Ovn oFTiir. rivonrrn spoitsof Atnotlca Is
Injachtlng. In the cast , sons of ilch men
spend large sums In the pnrclm o of thc" o
crafts. Tlio spoil Is exhlloiutlng , and the
UtK is glad to see young men In this portion
of the countiy giving attention to this im
portant u inter jMstime. The Omahn lee
Yacht club last week elected their officers for
the ensuing j ear , and propose to nmko the
picsunt season a notable ono so far as the
spoil is concerned. Following Is a list of the
new oftlccis : William Muxou , commodoio ;
C. A. Hriggs , v ice commodore ; 13 C. Calkins ,
secictaiy and tieasuier ; U. T. Whiting , cap
tain.
f t
Tim TAmrs rovi'iiisiso the Capitol Hill
Gentian club gave their gentlemen fi iends a
delightful icceptlon at the residence of Judge
Lake last Wednesday evening. The nftuir
paitoot of a "leap jeai" natiiie , and the
"wall flowers , " If any , were of the sterner
sex. Among those present were tne follow
ing : Misses Thrall. Yatcs , Uixon , limns ,
Kennedv , Slieuis , Miller , Chambers , Drown ,
Almy , Hoiighind and Laho. Mcssis Duoll ,
1'axton , Smith , Uingvvalt , Donne. McCague ,
H.'Heall , C. Deal , 1'oppleton , Heed and Jor
dan.
#
TUB OMUIV Cimim association have completed
ploted aiiangomcnt.s for a grand mask ball ,
to bo held at Exposition hall Tuesday evening
ing , Febiimiy 7. 'I ho pioceeds aio to bo up
plied t < iu in d tiio election of a djIMiens'
nuisor ) . Tlio piescnt quarters , coiner of
Nineteenth and Hainey stieet aio over
crowded and larger accommodations aio
neiessiiy , Tlio ladies having this institution
In clmigo represent the highest social cncles
in Omaha and should icceivo the gieatcst en-
couiagemeut. Invitations .vlH bo issued this
week mut theio is no doubt that they will
mec with n cheeiful and icady losponso.
Tlio cdinmltteoon Invitations is composed of :
Mis Tliomns Oir , Mis General Ciook , Mis.
.1 M. I2ddy , Miss 1'oppleton , Miss Hnstin ,
Miss Like and Miss Kimbull. Only musics
will bo admitted to the dammg floor until 11
o'clock The reception ( ommitteo will con
sist of Mis Thomas L ICimbnll , Mis Copo-
linid , Mis. KounUe , Mrs J" . M. Woohvotth ,
Mis. GeneialCiook , MIM. K S Dundj , Mis.
N.\o , Mis. Hellman , Mrs Pali ick , Mrs. Mer
cer , Mis. Henry and Mis. Duiton. The
tickets are placed at $5 each and will admit
one gentleman and liulv.
*
NFXT Wi DNTSIHT the Hums club of
Omaha will , with their fi tends , iolc.hi.ito the
1211th anniversary of the buth of that gieat
iniot , Robeit Hums , so well and tiuly loved
I > 1 all Scotchmen. The celebration will take
the fonn of a musical and literary enteitain-
meal at lj\x ) > sltion hall , followed by a gland
banquet and ball. All tlioso wishing to at
tend should send m their names at once to
Thomas M.ildium , piesidcnt , or Thomas
Vick IJoy , secretary. The following is the
[ nogiamme :
Addicss of Welcome by the Picsident.
Giacc , Kev. W. E. Copeland.
n \NQIH.T.
Song "Caller Het i m" Miss Pcnnoll
riist Toast "Tho Memoiy of Hums "
Music "Theio Was a Lad Was Hoin
in Kjlo" Hand
Response Hon. J. M. Tltui ston
Song Mi. Notthiup
Song "Hoftnie Woods o' Ciniglio" . . . .
Mis Pcttis
Second Toast "Tho Land Wo Loft
and the Land Wo Live m. "
Music "God Save the Queen - Star
Spangled Uannei" Hand
Response Mi. John Wilson
Song "Aften Watei"
Miss Maggie Meldium
Song "Tho Match of the Cameron
Men" Mr. A. K. Giay
Tint d Toast "Tlio Pi ess. "
Music "A Man's a Man for a1 That"
"Honnie Doon" Hnnd
Hesponse Mi. G. M. Ilitehcutk
Song "Sea and bhoio" Miss Howio
Song "Mj Love is Like the Ked , Red
Hose" Mr. Penncll
Tun MUtnum : of Mr. Alexander Monroe ,
geneial fi eight agent of the Union Pacific ,
to Mi s Huttio Flames Haker at Kansas
City Thursdnrnfteinoon was a notable affair.
The ceremony took place at the residence of
the hiido's patents , and all of the Kansas
Citvjoutnals unite in saving that it was ono
of the prettiest homo weddings ever seen in
that citj. Hov. Dr. Marvin ofllcintod , ho
being an old and lov cd friend of the bride.
The floral dccoiations wciosupcib , and many
pleasing surprises wcro cicatcd by the lloi-
Ists Tlio whole spacious mansion of Mr.
1) . P. Hidnour , at which the ceremony was
pci formed' was literally banked with floweis.
Mr. and Mis. Motuoc , after the reception
that followed , dopaitcd for u Califoinia tlip ,
where they will lemain for scveial weeks.
*
Ciivwrs A. JpsMv.sand Miss May Fiank-
lln wcro iimmed in tills citv Wednesday last ,
and will bo at home , 2741 Morgen street , St.
Louis , after to day. The above adnounco-
ment will causu a ilpplo of HiuprlRO in the
cltcles wlicio the fair hi ido is so well known.
Mis. Jennings is ono of the hand
Boniest and most accomplished tolo-
giaph opeiatois over ii | tliu em
ploy of the Westcin Union companj , and
her husband is a well-known business man of
the Mound city.
*
THIS mciiiTiov Thursday evening last ,
given by Hov. Di.aimer and ivifo at the
icctoiy of All Saints' church , was a pleasant
affair. The parlois were tiovvdcd with
guests , nnd among the pleasant featuies of
tliu evening's entertainment was the follow
ing musical piogrammo :
Quartette. . . . My Lady is so Wondrous Fair
Madngal club.
Song Gjpsj John
Mi. Penncll.
Song . .Hrowu Hves Hath MI Little Maiden
Mis. Cotton.
Song Across the Fair Hluo Hills , Mary
Mr , Wilklns
Song A Foolish Little Maiden
Mrs Pennell
Among those piesont wcio the following4
Mr. and Mis , Montgomery , Mr and Mis
Roth and daughter.Mr. and Mis. lr L irimer ,
Mr and Mis Johnson , Mi. and Mis Van
Ostrand , Mi and Mrs Guild , Mr and Mrs.
Woolvvoith and daughter , Mis. Howell ,
Misses Gray , Piatt , .Slovens , Dovens , Whit
man , Messi s. McDay , Cady , lr Keencn , A.
H. Hopkins , Stoddurd , Tuttie , Hi own. Pen
neil , Hppie , Meuiam , and many other
friends.
Tun Doom : fiTHbrr p.ulois of the Y , M C
A. werociovvdcd Piidnj night with the post-
otllco staff and mull cat tiers , their fiicnds
and members of the association. It wns the
tlrstof aBericsofieccptionsth.it aio to bo
tendgred to the v at IOUB classes of business men
and tradesmen of Omaha bj the ladies of the
rity churches The ladies of the Calvarj
Daptist church oftlciutcd at this ono. An ex
cellent literary and musical programme filled
in thccailler houisof the evening , and al
though all the numbers were excellently ion
durud the piano hole by Mis Carpenter and
an excellent icnditlon of "Stolen Glances" by
Mrs MollioKnowles , wcro most appreciated ,
and received a well deseivcd emoro. Re
freshments woroscivcd at about 10 o'clock
and the cntcitalnmont was hi ought to a close
at an early hour The committee of ladies
to whom the success of the i wept Ion was
mainly duo Included Mesdaines Mansflc'ld ,
leaan Carpenter , 1'ra/ik Carpenter , Hourv
canun ; the misses , Molllo Knovvles , N.
Jones and llattiu Jones. Mr James Carpen
ter rcurcsfiitcd the sterner aor on the uom
uiitttc.
TUB srfONi > of Qseiiesof muHicalesheld on
Wednesday evening at therusldenco of Pi of
H. H. Young was u charming nlTuil. Tin
pailorsworo filled with .1 select and critical
audience , but every one presv"t wax moro
than well pleased with the holectiom pie
scnted. Mss | Hayliss of Salt Lake Citland
Messrs , Hlggs , nownlng ami Yo-unfe' were tiio
vocalists. Mii3 LJajliss is a sopratjo atid has
voice of peculiar svv.cctness nnd wide rango.
She Is a pupil of Mr. Young. Her nolo ,
'Where We Meet , " was beautifully icndercd
and was loudly applauded. Her duct with
Mr. Young from Travlain was nl o encored.
Mr Hlggs and Mr. Downing wercMiot In their
usual good voice , but were treated kindly
lT their audience. Mr. Young's icnderlng
of "I'll singthe. song of songs , " was magnlll.
cent. Madam Young presided at the piano.
* "
Tiio formal openingo"f the press club rooms
nnd reception to Henry 12. Ulxey last Moil
da.\ evening , was a notable affair , Inasmuch
as many of the most prominent men In the
city were present. The new rooms worn
elaborately dec-orated with Mmllux and
costly flowers. The best musical talent la
the city was present , and favoted the guests
with many ilch songs , hunch , wine and
clgni s vvere sei v ed. Mr. Divoy and his man
ger Mr. Rice , favoted tlioso piesent with
recitations nnd Instiumeiitnl muslo respect-
lv ely.
*
THIS "i PUv KUI" stofghing party given by
twelve joung ladies on Tuesda.v aftrtnooii
was a pionounced success. The tli ivo lasted
fully tlueo liours , after which the party
dined at the Paxton. Among those present
weie noticed ! Misses Russell , Shields ,
Spilnger , Lavviomv , linker , Webster , lint-
ei.v , Prav , Fowler. Dunn , Frey and ItAnn.
Messts. Hummel , X.immeimnn , Kelle.y , Pick-
ens , Com ad. Law ton , Camp , Wcetli , Cook
HI ncs , Yntcs and HI men.
Chit Chat.
Miss Giaeo Young is v Islting her undoB. .
H. Young
Miss May Potvln , of Lincoln , Is n guest of
Mis. K C , McShane.
Mis. R C. Clowi.v , of Chicago , Is visiting
her father , Hon. K 13. Kstabiook.
Mrs. Lieutenant Pai mentor has returned
from nn extended tour of Califoinia , , .
The Omaha letter can lers give their flist * |
annual ball at Imposition Imll Fobruaiy 21.
Augustus nnd Chailes Kniint/o have re- Jl
tinned to their Junior Alma Mater at Con- l |
coi d.
d.Fiiday
Fiiday evening next the Capitol Hill G6r-
man club will meet at the residence of Misi
Miller.
It Is announced that Mt s G. M. Hitchcock
will give a fancy dicss ball on Pebumiy t > , in
honor of Miss Almy.
The Happy Hour club w 111 glv o Its last lion
of the pie-tent series Wednesday evening ,
L'obi mu y 8 , at Masonic hull.
Mr. P. 13 Vellum left for San Antonio ,
Tex , Thursdiiy livening to visit her father , a
piomincnt suigeon In ttio United States
in my.
The ladies of the II } pern ion club have is
sued theii Invitations for a leap jenr party to
Im given St. Valentine's day at Masonlo hall.
Knch l.Ktv is expected to invite her esioit , as
well as cheese her dancing pattneis.
Tlio musicale and icadingatTihilty chinch
Thuisdaj evening was an cnjovablo uffnlr.
Theio was a huge attaiicu and the utmost en
thusiasm was manifested. The suicess of
the cntcitainment was laigcl } due to Mrs.
Colton.
Miss Minnie Carter , a most accomplished
joung lady of Ccresco , la , nnd who has been
visiting her sister , Mrs Dr. L. A. Merriman ,
i etui ned homo last vv cole. Miss Cm tor nmdo
man.v warm fiiends duimg her stay iu
Omaha.
A Trllmlc to tiio Iitt Jnnirs Grlflltli.
'Wlnit can wo reason but f om what wo
knovvJ"
A theory bused upon bollof stnndH on
u foundation of sand , nnd will notHlnnd
the wave of evolution. One simple
truth is worth all the boliofn the world
containi. If wo do not die. whun wo
die , sill well and tfood ; but vvo have no
pioof tlmt vvo do not. Such woio the
ntiments of our brother , James
Grillith. Ono of our brolhor'B utroup
wibhes and dewiros was to form a strong
Libor.il society , build u good hull vvhoro
all on i1 meetings could bo hold. Ho believed -
lievod Unit by &o doing much good could
bo accomplished. Ho wns the Oral to
rccogni/o its use and utility. Mr.
Grillith v/iw a man of many friends ,
botli 01 thodox nnd liberals. His liberal
friends admiiod him for llio good lie
did humanity ; his oitbodox friends for
his frank and open bontimont , Ilovvas
a man of iiilcguty. bobricty , and use
fulness , u kind and good husband , an
utluctionulo father , and u true and
faithful friend.
Ho had very dear and radical ideas ,
was firm , but kind , dealt out justice in
all his dealings , and demanded justice
in return. Ilo with an old pioneer free
thinker. Ye.irs ago hothiowolT tiio
' joKo" and stejipod out into the light of
reason and investigation. ITo was a
thorough investigator of the. truth , ac
t-opting nothing without evidence.
"Prove to mo I will livo'aftor death and
I will accept the doctrine. I believe in
a supreme power. 1 can see the effect
of that power in all nature , but have no
evidence of another life , but If tlioro is ,
it will bo all right with a man who docs
unto others as he would have others , do
unto him. " Ho accepted death us'iv
natural cause and met the unknown
state as all intelligent , well-
informed fteo-thinkeis do , witli
out a fear , no recanting.
Ho believed in the powers of the mil-
\orso , acknowledged his dependence
and relation to the material world ,
found no power , wivv no manifestation ,
know no luligioa outside of nutmolived
by what ho Icnow and determined the
value of tilings , by what ho know and
determined the value of things by
what they wcro worth to human life.
Ho battled for w hat ho believed to bo true
for this truth's sake , not moiely to sus
tain bib OVMI oninioii. Such is the lifo
ho lived and the death ho died.
Mr. Grilllitb was born near Utica , N.
Y. , in 1810. At an eatly ago lie wont to
Milwaukee , wboio ho learned the trade
of at dulcet and builder , finished his
education at that placo. Ho came U )
Omaha in IbOT , vvhoro ho followed his
Undo. Jn 1872 ho wont to Chicago.
"UMiilo theio married Miss Hlonor
Uoborts , of Cambria , Wis. , in 187U ,
moving west in the same jear , where
ho basbinco lived a very active and
business lifo. Omaha has been the
Hold of his operation and contains nuiii-
cious largo and magnificent buildings ,
standing as monuments to his genius.
All his business opcialious have boon
marked by the strictest honesty ami
fidelity , both to the employer ami oin-
ploieb biic-h can bo faithfully said of
our dopaited biotlier. L. .
Notice to Stockholclors.
Notlcols heinb ) glvunthvt a special uiCDtlng
of thUKtockmildcirt of 'Ilin lll.i Publishing ( V > m-
iiany. v111 bo held at thttr olllco on fiiitunlay ,
Jau. tli , JtW , at 10 o'clock a m..for the purpose
or ( niiMldulng tli trunnfcr ot lots 7 ninlK In
blork llf ) , and taut II fut of 5 anil Din block Ul ,
cltv ofoniuliu , to 'llio HulMlngCompany ,
anil Niah other Ijuslncas aa mu > tomu Ixforo
UK m. i : . Itosi \ > vii n , I
UMAII v , Kbit. Jan. nth. low.
Notlco of Incorporation.
rpo Whom It May Conceins Nolle Is hereby
JL Klxun that "Tin ) llm Itiilldlng Ciiiipun > ' '
liun tiled In llm olllrn of tlic ( oimty cltrk of
lounhi count ) , N l > rtihku , urtlclm or lmrK ] > r-
ullon. Ihu pilnclpitl | < lacn of trunxiutlng tin
business ts nt Onmliu , tn Douglas county and
stutuot NubrnHkii.
'I lie ccmr.il nature ot KB lni lneis la to
acquire , ouu , lu.lil , leiiBe , nuirtKUKe. H ll and
conxi'y real tbtnti * , LIVCtiullilliiKH \ und Imiirovo-
mi nth upon tliu name , for renting Hiich ruul
cstiiti * , < Vc'
' 1 he umonnt of capital fctocU nutliorlzoil In
fiiio.Oio , ten pur cent of which to bo imlil ut the
I line or siihttcrfblng for the came , uml the re-
malniltra r < ( | iilrtd by th'ibodnl of illrcctori.
'J hit con" > rutlou ( oinmi < nru < l Jatiuar/ rah , A.
1) , 1Wjuml will tcnnuwtu the JMfi tfuyof Jan.
'Hio liighi Ht ninount of Indebtedness or llabll.
11 } to which the ( orpiruttoti uliull atHiiytllnu
hdhjcct Uhnir Ls tnu-tlilnlH of the capltulHtock
Issuril.
'IJiulmslnfgrfniralrH of thocoiporatfon nroto
bnconilnctxil by a bouid ot ( llrtcUirrt of Ihu
ini'inlii nt u ho hhull holt ct from their nutnocr u
prcsliknt , becrctary and tn-usiiirr.
! ' . ! ) A 111) IIOSLVTlTCri , ' '
MAX SUYFII ,
( ro. II 'JV ciii CK ,
ftlll Ml'fYM IIIICK ,
HtMlVA , l