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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , J ftUAUY 31 , 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES. 11
THE CONDITION OF TRADE
p
' \Tho KetJl Trade of Omnba Gradually Im
proving ,
PLENTY OF MONEY FOR INVESTMENT
flic Month Clours with the T.nrnl Movement
of llonds In n Jobbing Wny In n
aiost Hatlsfnctory Con
dition ,
There Is no denying the fact that lornl
Irndo conditions nro Improving. Even the
retail trudo , which It was predicted would bo
the last to feel the revival of business activ
ity , shows declJoil signs of Improvement ,
Money Is caslcr7 moro people are employed
ind they ate spending their money moro
freely for the necessities and luxuries of life.
The feeling of confidence In the future
which pervades all classes , working people
ns well as business men , tends to relax the
purse strings nnd cause money to How moro
freely In the channels of trade.
The clearings nro showing ut > well , the
total for the week being over flvo millions ,
which Is an Increase of ! U.4 per cent , There
Is plenty of money for nil legitimate business
enterprises , nod the fact that thcro l Idto
capltnl seeking Investment Is quite likely to
set ntlont u number of new enterprises the
coming i > pi Ing.
The Jobblne trade continues In a most sat
isfactory condition taking it as a wholo. The
pnst month will to on record as being an ex
ceptional January as regards the largo vol
ume of trado.
In hardware Jobbers were reporting- for
thn past six dnys trade up to the average
with a satisfactory increase over the sanio
tlmo a year ago. At the same time It wns
not in all cases up to what was anticipated ,
but th'.s might be explained by the fact that
Jobbers had pretty high notions of what tno
trade ought to bo. Collections In the hard
ware line were n llttlo below the nvorngo
during the post week or ten days. No im
portant changes were reported In prices.
In the grocery line tbo Jobbing trade keeps
up very well , In fact ns well as any ono bad
reason to anticipate. The whole month will
ihoxv an cncrcaso In the volume of business
over January nyoar ago. Values hav been
about steady , there being no material chance
In any line of goods. In Now York , accord
ing to the Bulletin , the street market has re
tain o.d most of the recently ad vlsca favorable
symptoms , and thcro are few articles upon
which holders have Ibst any Important
ground , or would not bo able to pick up some
advantage should the Injury assume any
forco. Buyers , however , are moving with a
llttlo care Just now , as the end of the month
is approaching , und tnat generally brings
with it a curtailment of orders until a now
month can bo brought upon the data of
invoices. The distribution into natural
consuming exhausts goes right along
fairly and steadily , und at tbo end
of the murlcet tboro Is nothing to suggest
curtailment , of trade , but there is a llttlo
doubt about the probable position of Jobocrs
during the next month or two. Their ac
cumulations are not over abundant , but they
may be compelled to nurse them and abstain
from making additions , owing to the season
able uncertainties about moving forward ad
ditions. In tbo way of coffees In all general
particulars it would bo called at least a
steady market , and enthusiastic holders
express a stronger foohtig ever the situation
on Brazil grades. The distribution in hands
of actual consumers Is somewhat Irrojrular ,
first ono bouso and then another getting a
day or two of good trade , to bo followed by a
shrinkage , but tbo supply booms to bq In
good hands and generally very well carried.
Jobbers buvlug simply for natural trade
Wants probadly would not make much of a
demonstration , but the turn ever of Invoices
on speculative deals has kept considerable
Block In motion of into , and given tbo mnr-
Uot nu appearance of moro or loss animation.
There is not much to say about the local
Jobbing trade In dry goods. The demand is
fair for the season and the volume of goods
moving Is large. The Jobbers are looking
forward to a most prosperous year In Ne
braska. In Now York City at this time last
year , savs the Bulletin , artificial influences
aided cons , 'irably In stimulating purchases ,
yet when comparison is made with any cor
responding period of legitimate trading any
ditforencos will bo found In favor of this
season. The absence of the average demand
from the south is very noticeable In this mar
ket at first and second hands , but at interior
and eastern trade centers and those most
distant from that section the volume of busi
ness completed Is ahead of that for corresponding
spending months. This and other markets
that have done most largely with the south
fool the effcots of tno burden which that la
bors ubdor through the very low prices
for the largest crop of cotton over
raised , in short , tbo south is not In
tbo swim , as bus boon demonstrated by the
moderate supply of creeds that has bean prepared -
pared aud the absence of many qualities that
In past seasons bavo boon manufactured par
ticularly for that section. Whether any re
cuperation of the demand will bo developed
later In not material , as the present Is what
wo have to do with ; yet it Is Impossible to
realize from what source any rejuvenating
force Is likely to spring before the maturing
and marketing of the growing and to bo
planted crops. With Interior and western
lections opposlto conditions hnvo prevailed
from the outset ot toe season , and the volume
of business affected has been ou a larger
scnlo than over , and promises to bo main
tallied on a like magnitude.
The local produce markets have been
rather quiet during the past week aud prices
on some lines \\calc.
LIVE STOCK MAUKKTS.
Omaha' * Week Clours with n I.lttlo Hotter
Dimiuml for Cattle HORS Hull ,
OMAHA , Jan. 30. Itocolpts for the past week
vero 10.305 cattle , 30,470 lings und 3.844 sheep
ngulnst 1.1,710 cattle , 40.1XH hogs nnd 3.17 * : ' . 3ep
the week previous , nnd 0,1100 cuttle , 30.8oO boss
nnd 2.252 fchoop for the lust wool ; of January ,
1801. The month's receipts foot up 58,128 cat-
tie. SOI.fiST hogs and 11.773 sheep , against 50,021
r cattle , 2211.3:10 : hogs nnd 10.1W sheep for Decem
ber , und Bi.072 cnttlo , 1UJ.103 ho a und 11,301
iheop for January lust year.
Considering the fact that compared with
the week previous cuttle receipts show a de
crease of 3.MU head , an advance In prices of
both beef ulcers and butcher stock of some
thing IIUo I5o to23o is n rather unsatisfactory
showing. The demand nil wooic has only been
fnlr , neither local hoiucs nurHhlpporsoxhlblt-
ina any treat anxiety for the cattle. In fact
with the rather Indifferent Inquiry , It n ro-
mnrkublo that prices lm\o been maintained
in well. The stocXer nnd feeder trudo U
omowhat livelier und prices lOo to 15n
trnngor than u week ago. The country Is full
of cheap corn nnd consequently everyone
wnntft feeders. Compared with beef cuttle
prices feeders uro Helling ut very strong Dx-
uros. Hog ? have shown some fluctuation , but
tno general tendency him been higher and
the week closes with prices lOo to ISohlithcr
than last Saturday nnd BOo to ( Wo higher { nun
January 1 , There nus been no materialchango
In sheep values , i\erythlng : desirable that
bus boon offered for sale hag found u niudy
purchaser at subsUnllally unchanged prices.
The week closed with u fair run of o.utlo.
nearly 100 earn , and taking ovorythlnu Into
consideration , the quality wus the boat ot the
week. CondlUoiiB were pretty much thobamo
HO on I ildny , both local und shipping buyers
having fnlr order * . Trading wus rather ac
tive unil prices slightly improved. Thu nil-
vance slnco Tuesday , the lowduy of the weak.
, /lms boon rather gradual , but thu fnlr to good
boot steers uro soiling from I5o to 25e better
than n week ago. ( Jood 1,1'0-lb. ' to lDOO-lb.
steer * sold nt from fJ.GJ to U77'i. with ono
bunch of choice Huurs ut $1.25. Fair to good
V ] , ooo-lb. to l..IXMh , steer * sold for from (0.25 to
M.50 , with common to fair stuff uround from
f J.OO tO W.15.
Thu bettor grades of butcher stock lold
stcong to ( Co higher than Friday nnd from 20o
to3)o better thuii Tuesday. OfTorlngi wore
rather liberal Including fully Imlf the roeeluti ,
but bhlpplng orders were good and local
iiourcs were also minions to get their full
quota , ( lood to choice cows and helfera sold
from 1140 to ( LOO , fulr to good cows from Ji.OO
to W.40. eunners nnd common stuff from ti.UO
tiM ) . llulli. oicu und tuts ( wuro In good de
mand and stronger nt from 11.73 to tJ.75.
Callrs wore In poor upp1y und firm at from
I.UJO to t3.oo for fulr to cholco veal.
Trading was iuther limited In the itockrr
and feeder line. f-it prices were steady to
Ktiuup. I'oor'o prune slock sold from (1.83 to
IJ.20. llcprcieututlvoiules ;
6TEKRS.
Na Ar. I'r. No. Av.
1. . 770 MOO 2. 1010 I
7 810 H 10 7.1007
01 015 3 10 & 1013
MS 310 11..11U3
13 , 1105 3 15 13. . U3a
10 WW 3 15 IE. 1050
3 IteO 3 "JO 8 . 007
ID. 105.1 3 20 22 , 116J
12. . 700 a 0 60. ,1173
II , 1057 a 25 22. . 1003
11 tloers , corn-fed Texnt
covrs.
1..11W I 09 4. . Bli S W 8..1170
lions The supnly wns not very heavy , full-
Ing fully 3.000 short of Inst haturdny. The
quality ot tbo ho-s WHS about the commonest
of the week , although the hos could not by
any moans bo culled common. Shlpplim orders
were light , the supply was ample far local re
quirements , nnd advices from other market
centers were decidedly bearish. The trade
opened out slow nnd lower. A few of the best
hogs sold nbout steady right at the opening ,
but curly business wns nt prices u shade to Bo
lower than Prldny. 1'rlccs rather weakened
as provisions opened lower nnd shippers nnd
fresh men dropped out. leaving n clear Hold
for packers. The close wus weak nnd fully Bo
lower than Friday nnd In occasional Instances ,
cspcclnlly on good heavy hogs , closing prices
wore Be to I Do lower. Good heavy luvs sold ut
$4.25 to II 30 with a few early sales nt ifl.MSS to
$4,35. Common henvy und mixed packers
sold nt MM to $4.25 , Ik-lit und light mixed
loads from $4.10 to * 4 30. Some common light
stuff sold nt & 103M to M.OV Everything sold
the bulk nt 81.20 to (4.25 ngulnst i4 25 to $4 30
Friday. The nvorugo cost was $1.24 against
4.27"4 Friday nnd l.lO f Inst bnturdny. The
week und month close with prices 1 o to 15o
higher than n week nvo , BOo to GOo hUher than
u month ngo and about 80c higher thun u \ o.ir
ago. Itcpresontatlve sales :
Witt'r
SIIKKP Receipts were liberal enough , but
( the on Ik were consigned through und not
altered on the market. Some mixed westerns ,
mostly ewes brought JI.OO nnd a small bunch
of mixed natives brought 14 53. Prices were
fully stonily. Quotations : Natives. * .f.75ffl5.25 :
westerns , $ J.&U500 ; common nnd stackers.
U.WS.I.M : 40 to 80-lb. lambs $4 CO&5.50. Itcpre-
sontutlvo sales :
No. Av. Pr.
28 native mixed OJ (4 BO
23 ! ) westerns , mixed 1U7 4 CO
1 gout i. 600
Hocelpts nnd Disposition of Stuck.
OHlcIal recelntB Mid disposition of stock ns
shown by the books of tbo Union Stock Yards
company for the twonty-fourhours. ending nt
5 o'clock p in. January 33 , U92.
UKOKllTS.
IIOIISI.SAH IS
Cars. Head Cars. I load Cars. Hond Cars. I Head
Cars.ffl fflI
US 2.18S ffl 6932 it
DtSl'OSITIO.V.
Chicago rlStock .Market.
OiiiOAno , III. . Jan. 30. [ Ppoelal Telegram to
TUB HUB. ) There was but little stock In the
ynrds toduy , nor was much wanted In
values there wus no appreciable change.
Holders uskod full prices und cot them , the
pens bollix cleared on u basis of from $1.25 to
$ J.25 for Inferior to extra cows , 41. 5J to $1.75 for
Inferior to extra bulls. $2,00 to $ J.G5 for stockers -
ors and feeders , and $1.10 to $5.C5 lor very com
mon to extra dressed beef und shipping steers.
Ann consequence of the recent advance In
prices , buyers uro anticipating a largely In-
crmihcd supply for next wcoU ,
Yesterday's mlvuneo in hoa waa not sus
tained today. There was continued activity
In the eastern demand , but local puckers
Boomed Indifferent , nnd n slow nnd unsatis
factory marKct wus experienced. Cholco
hou vy weights sold off to $1,00 , und the best
Ucht sorts were not wanted ut over I4.SO.
Trom those figures sales ranged downward to
from $1. iu to $ I.2J for poor heavy , and to from
$4.00 to (1.10 for poor light. Tlieso quotations
Indicate a decline ot from lOa to 15o , the eloso
bolng very bad. t ho quality wns very poor ;
the poorest for any day of the present season.
Only u limited amount of business wns
transacted In the sheep market ; l.i'OO ' bond
comprised Uio day's nnpply. In values there
was no perceptible chungo , the market ruling
steady ut from $ J.50 to $4 50 for poor to fulr ,
und nt from (4.75 to (5.4J for good to extra.
Lambs \\eru quoted ut from (1.25 to (0.40 ,
Kocolnts were : Cuttle , iD.WJj ho. B. 21000 :
vliuvD. 1.000.
The Kvenlng Journal reports ; OATTIJS
Receipts. 1.590 ; shipments , none ; best crnues
steady others strong ) natives , J..lX > al.30 ;
utocuurs , Jiorxa,73 ; iowi , JI.WSJ.M ,
llodb Itecelptu , 2iOjJ ; uhlpmonts , none ;
niurUet alow und lower : rough und common ,
( .lUJill.M ; mixed und packers , $4.3o < t.45 | ;
prime heavy and butchers' weights , ll.3ia
4.M : lliht. l ( . oOri 50.
biiKKi' Uocolpta , 1.000 ; shipments , none ;
market steady : no change from yesterday's
iiuotntlons ; native owes. H.5-iai.OO : mixed ,
HUOiW.Mi ) wethera. t5.0ya5UU : Tnxaus , $1.25 ®
6.25 ; we tcriis , $5.ooav. i lambs. S.25aA25.
Kiiu ik City I.lvo Stock Murkot.
KANSAS CITIT , Ma , Jan. 30. OATTI.E Uc-
eelpts , 3,500 ; shipments , 8,100. BtooM were 6O
15o lower ; caw * gtoudy und feeders qulot ;
drosica beef und shlppln < steers , ( d25U4.vO :
COWB und heifers , ( l.ttt&IOUi utookorv nnd
feodora , IJ-l iUon.
Hoin-lUculpu , 8,100 : shipments. COOi the
market wan dull and SffllOo lower ' : nil Tauus .
$ J.bO435Uiillc.llO4.20. ;
BiiEti' Itecoluti , 200 ; shlpmcnti , 100 ; the
uiarLet was quiet aud unchanged ,
Dswltt's Llttla Earlv Uison , bait pills
Smith college graduated last year a class of
elebtv-thrco women , and Its entering class
this year has Increased the number of atu-
dents to nearly TOO. An Intorostinc feature
of the collcKQ life Is the substitution of "cot-
tagcs,1' or separate houses , for the accommo
dation of Its students. Each cottage accom
modates from forty to sixty puplU , and Is a
in oa I quiet aud delightful llttlo home , pro-
tided over by a lady in charge
L ) Witt'
r XI'KI.III AIIVH III A Kit I ? "
Wheat Kulod Dull and Lower , with Much
Bearish News.
LOCAL BEARS SOLD QUITE HEAVILY ,
Closing Cables Showed Xo Improvement
nnd ll Xow Looks ns If Kuropo Hud
liccoino Indifferent to Our
Ciniln Crop l\to\cmcnt \ >
OIMCAOO. III. , Jnn. SO.-Whont ruled dull and
lower today , The news was nearly all bear
ish ; local sentiment wns In nccord with It , nnd
the offerings were In excess of the demand.
Cables wcio depressed nnd domestic markets
tending downward. Thu export business for
the week was no.irly 1,000,000 bu. moro than
the week previous nnd the trade wns
Ogurlng on an increase of W.OM
bu. In the visible supply. Now York
nml St. I-ouls hnd liberal selling orders hero
nnd some of the largest local longs dropped
their holdings through sheer discouragement ,
I'nrdrldgo nnd other locil bears sold hoavlly
for n time the purchases against puts and the
covering by shorts who had a satisfactory
profit absorbed the property very readily.
Hut flnallv the continuous stream of ofTcrlnss
begun to toll , nnd buyers arnwlng out , there
wns a recession from early figures. Charles
Wright wns the largest Individual buvor , cov
ering u big line on which ho has bonn short
fora considerable llino while 1'anirldgo was
by all odds the heaviest seller. McDougul ,
bchwam-Dnpee. Lo un und MIlmtno-Hodman
nnch coxorcd considerable whe.it put out at
the relathely hUh prices which ruled early in
thu week.
There was some talk of good buying by
strong local cap tallsts , who. It was reported ,
were taking wheat on all of the broiks , but It
did not nppo ir that their operations were Im
portant. On HID bro.ik UIITord , llutoly Ilros. ,
Mitchell und some of the private wire houses ,
wore good buyers , largely. It wus
thought , to cover short sales. Closing
cables showed no Improvementnnd In
the open opinion qf some dealers It
begins to look us If Ihuopo Irid become Indif
ferent to our wheat erou movement , as stocks
everywhere abroad nro s ild to bo unusually
large und the nveraso price for the week 3o
lower. The foreign situation , as Indicated by
Into cables , caused renewed sties nnd In
creased we ikncss. .May opened ! 4o lower nt
OJ c , which proved to bo the highest prlco of
thertuv , worked slowly off to lJc. ) llrnicd UD
n little , weakened to 9J. ' c , strengthened on
covering by shoits near the close , but closed
oisy ntuOUc.
Corn shows considerable firmness In the
early pirt of the session In splto of weak
cables nnd selling by I'nrdrldgo , bu.t It
weakened Inter In sympathy with the weak
ness In wheut und provisions , fahorts were
notaolng much in the wuy of covornu while
some of the lutn buyers were llmildnllnr
freely. Muv started 'Jo lower nt 4lsc. firmed
upto41'ic , woukoncd to lU'ieand closed ut
.
Oats wore qulot nnd easy , Mny shows n loss
of Ue.
Hog products were lower on the larger re
ceipts of hogs than expected , nnd iv decline of
The wo.iknoss In
Cash quotations were ns follows :
KLOUK Steady ana unchanged.
WHEAT No. 2 spring whe it. 8Co ; No. 3
spring wheat , 8Uo ; No. 2 red , 69c.
COIIN No. 2 , 38 c.
OATS-NO. 2. 20o ; No. Swnlto. t. o. b , 30.J ®
3-'e : No rf white. 20
KyE-No. 2 , 70KiO.
HAIII.EY-NO. 2 , Mvasso : No. 3 , t . a b. . 45 ®
60n : No. 4 , f. o. b. , 3552c.
FLAX SEED No. 1. 04c.
TJMOTHV SKEO I'rlmo , fl.25ftt.S9.
I'OIIK Moss pork , per bbl. , $ i45@8.50 ; Inrd.
percwt. , J0.4ixan.421i ; short ribs sides ( loose' ' ,
fci.72J4fflS.77H : dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) ,
$4 624ffll.75 ! ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , tO.OO ®
M\
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
$1.10.
SUQARS Out loaf unchanged.
Receipts und shipments tod.ty were as fol
lows :
On the Proiluco oxclianco today the bnttor
niiirl.ot was firm and unchained ; fancy Elgin
creamery. 29&'Ho ; line western. 20@28o : ordi
nary , .024i < ; selected dairy , i45i-Cc ; ordlnaiy ,
20 < a5.'c. Egcs , 22.Mc.
OIIEESB firm ; full cream chcddais , 11 ®
ll' < Ci flats , llOll o : Young Americas , U'ii
12'ic.
HIDES Unchanged ; wet salted Now Or
leans selected , 45 to 71 Ibs. , Wi8o ; today's se
lected , r > > to oo ibs , case.
TALLOW Unchtmxod.
New York Markoti.
NEwYonic , Jan. 30. FLOHII Receipts , 30ofi7
packages : export" , 1,005 barrels. 15,85) ) sacks-
market f nil , uoak ; Biles. 10.530 bbls ; low ex
tras. JJ.4W.S5 ; winter wheat low grades ,
r.l.2.V&UH ; fair to fancy , $ -1.0 @ 4.89 ; patents ,
$4 45Q5.15 ; Mlnncsotaclour , $ l.00icl.75 : stralglits
$ I.355.W ; straights patent , $4 ftJtt.'i.S'i.
WIIBAT Hocolpls. 45,750 bu. ; exports , 130-
000 bu. : sales , ( .8J.OOU bu. futures. 17,003 ou.
spot. Hpot market quiet , lower and weak ;
No. 2 rod , $ l.01i In store und elevator ;
$1.03' & < tM-Oi ? afloat ; tl.W\ \ > i f , a b. ;
Nn. 3 red , OSKcQIU ; ungraded rod. OOcQ.Jl.01'/ ;
No. 1 northern , Jl.04'/r Na 1 hard ,
tl.ol'i < ai.CUi ? : No. 2 northern , OU'io ;
No. : i spring , OOc. Options docllnoa 'i&Ho on
weak cables nnd largo receipts In the north-
Wi-t reacted iiQi'io , declined > ® > 4o on light
cloiranccs ; closed steady at % < &Hu under
; No. 2 roj , Kohruury , H.01'/ ®
OUi , closing attl.Ul'i ; March , l.ii3UO1.0. .
closing at $1.0. ; April , flMti ; May. .
( { 21.01 1-10 , closing ut J1.01W : Juno. tcJHQ.K ) > j'c.
closing at DOftc ; July , 077i@9tio , closing ut
07 Ho-
HyB Dull , nominal ! western. IGftOHJo.
HAIII.EV Dull ; INO. S Milwaukee , 01X271 c.
HAIII.EV MAI.T Qnlct.
COIIN Uucolpts , 112/175 tin , ; exports. 4,840
mi. : sales. 3l5uO'j bu. of futures ; 3H.OOJ bu , ot
spot ; spot market dull and weaker : No , 2 ,
40Uu In elevator : 60't < > afloat ; ungraded
mixed , ( Mi-VJlic ; No. . ' , 4oBtoamor \ mixed ,
48'i ! IOa Options declined XQKo on weak
cables , roictod H < 8 > ? io on covermir. and closed
llrm ! © " o under yesterday ; July. 4lJ440io ) ;
Fobnmry , 4flio ; Maruh , W&W\c , closing
40So ; April , 4U ; May , 48\i4Uc ! , closing
40aiUXc.
OATS Kocolpts , 02.250 b-jt exports , 325rx > 0
bu. : sales , none of futures ; 3.OJU bu. ot spot ;
spot inarkut weaker ; options , dull und nnm-
In il ; Tobruary , : > 5So ; March , M ? o ; May , 37o ;
spot. No. 2 white , 38Uo : mixed woslurn. 35 ®
: wJo ( : white western. 37 < 3.l-oi No. 2 Chicago ,
HAV Qnlct and weak ; shlcplne , WM ; Rood
tocholco. $7.rou.O ) .
Iliii'o Quiet and easy ; state common to
choice. 'JoCi-To : common to choice Pacific
coast , 20020 0.
BUflAU Itiiw , atoadyi roflnin ? , 3o ; eontrl-
fugalB , DO test. 37-lflo ; rollnoa qnlotand steady.
MOLASSES I'oieltin nomlnivl : New Orleans ,
steady ; common to fancy , 2H&3iks.
KICK Quiet ; domeatlo fair to extra , 4i ®
64o ! ; Japan , 4U < SKo.o
I'ETiiOMSUM Quiet nnd steady ; crude In
barrels uarKors. 680 bid : bulk. $ L3ii ) rofinoil
nominal New Yoik , $145 ; I'lillitdcluhlu nnd
lliiltlnioro , t5.35ea.4i ) ; Philadelphia nnd llultl-
moro In bulk , IJ.85a3.U5i united closed utlu'o
for February.
CoTT-iK bEKD OiL-QuIctt crude 25Q,25ici , ! '
yellow aWKOKR
TAM.OW Quiet and easy ) ( ti,00 for jmck-
.
KOSI.N Quiet and steady ; strained common
to good. I1.J7K.
Tuiii'KNTlKE Quiet and flrm at
Encis-rJteudy und qulot ; western ,
receipts , 2.007 packairra.
I'oiiK Mode rule demand , steady ; mess ,
$0 75 < ai0.75 ; extra prltiio. HIM.
CUT MEATS Klrmi ploklcd bellies , SH'iWJJo :
ehonldem , So ; hams. Uai middles , uulut and
steady ; thort clear , (3.43.
LAHD-Lovver , dull ; western sto im closed at
$3.77ii ; sales. 1,000 tierces at tI.Mi&a.87li ! ; op-
t'ons , ali , 1,500 tlerceai I'obruary , fo.7u , clos-
Ir c at M 75 ; March , $164 ; May , t&l)0&a.OS ) , cloi-
llUTTKi ; Inactive , flrmt western dairy , I
23o ; wiiitern creamery , 22&i2o | western fac
tory , lOlito-'Ic ; Elgin , 32o.
CtitrAi : rirm , nioucratoly active ; part
Ulm . OGlOiie.
Via liiuN-bteady , quiet ; American , II5.75-J.
Coi'l'KH Oulet and flrm ; Irlco.fia7uai0.75.
LEAK Dull and easy : domestic , $1.20.
Tm Quiet and steady ; btralu , $10.70.
Ouiiihu 1'roduco Murkoti.
OUllorult rlrenla * arangei , I3.BOQ
S.CO | Washington navoM. $3.7tor 0 ; California
tangerines. $100 per Dox ; lilarldn oranges.
brlg1it . $ i75 .I.OO : russets | ? ( M 2.60 ! riorlda
tanperlnei , $ .t.VKtl.OO ( ; western > upplc < . $1.75 ®
2."iJ per Dili. , fancy stand mlplit bring 25o moro.
Now YorkapplesI6Vili75. : Jv.
VKonTAiu.E California enVbdgo , 2 0 per
Ib In crates ; homo grown lettuce , 4&o per
dor. f
dor.1'oui.Tiiv Chickens , CCl'c : RCOSO , ducks and
turkey. Wlloc.
OAMC No sale for rabblt < 111 not bring
enough to puy ghlpplnc chnrkcsl
IlUTTKit r lr to good , 10n f-cholco coun
try IDT&Hc
ri.oun-6ninha Milling cninhiny1 * Kollanco
I'ntont , $ . ' .60 ; Invincible I'lfirnV , J2..M ; Lone
StarSupcrlallvo. $ i25 ; NnownakK. $ l.tx ) ; Tnncy
ramlly , Jl.SJi a P. Oilman's ( , l < rid Me lal , $ J.65 ;
Bnow White , fl.u : ; Snowllivkl- OJ low grade
$1.00 ; Queen of the I'antry , 52.70.
Hums No. 1 green tnltod hides , 4 ! <
No. 3 crccn silted hlilqs , L'5Moi ( ( No. l
Baltodlildi-s. 25 to4J Ihs. , 4'JillVC ! Na S green
salted hides. 25 to 40 Ibs.IiOi'ie : No. I've al
calf , 8 to n Ibs. , 60 ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs , ,
4u ; No I dry Illnt Hideo , 7 ® ; No. 2 dry flint
hides. r < lOu ; No , 1 dry salted hides. &Qr u , Tal
low. No 1 , 3tift4ci tallow , No. 2 , 3Uc ; grease.
white A , Wfot grouse , white ll , 3UOIVc ;
grease , yellow , 3c : gren o. dork , 2)Scs ) old Init-
tor.-Ja'-'ic ! beeswax , prime , lOo ; rough tal
low , l'i'o.
Funs Market firmer ; strictly fr.csh stock ,
230.
230.HAY Market oxer supplied ; $5.00X25,50 per
ton. _
Oinnhn drain Mnrkrt.
Prices based on delivery at Mlsslsslpnl river
points , Nebraska Inspection , nnd ton duyV
shipment , unless otherwise stated. Cash grain
culls for shipment within fl\o days.
VMiont-No. 2 spring. 82o bid.
Uvr.-No. 2 , 78o blu ; No 3. 7Wo bid.
OATS-NO. 2 white , nio bid : No. 3 white. Ma ;
No.2mlTcil. 30c bid : No. 3 mixed , 2flo bid ; No.
3 colored. 2 < lo.
Cons No. 2 cash. 30o bid , 'I7e asked' robru-
nry , Oo bid , 'M'io asked ; No. 2 white , 37Mo
bid.
Among the sales were : Thrco cars No. 3
white oats , 30o ; 20 cars No. 3 or bettor corn , 0
days , M > ic.
IIOAIIDOF TIUDB NOTES.
r. fnulknnraf Pchuyler , Nob. , wus In lookIng -
Ing over the market.
Kiinsns City Jlurkots.
KANSAS Cirv. Mo. . Jan. 30 WIIBAT Easier
und about le lower ; No 2. hard bold ut 77c ; No.
" red. 8le.
COIIN Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 3lc ; No. Z white ,
35 ® I5JJC.
OAT3-Stoady ; No. Smlxotl , 20c ; No. 2 white ,
30c.
30c.Uvn
Uvn Steady ; 77o for No. 2.
KI.AX SKED slo on the b isis of purs.
HIIAN Knslor ; sacUocl , 6500c.
II AV rirm : timothy , t'loo ' ; fancy prairie.
$7.00 ; good to choice , $50 3000 ; low grades.
$5.00.
$5.00.HECr.lPTS
HECr.lPTS Wheat , 10,000 bu. ; corn , 1,000 bu. ;
oats , none. '
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 27,000 bu. ; corn , none ;
oats , none ,
Now York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YOIIK. Jan. ISO. Iluslnoss In dry seeds
displayed few now features , Dclng u short day
thu general movement was relatively qnlct ,
1'rlnts wbrd In fulr demand nnd tone \ery
stronz. The Mcrrlmuo shirting prints will bo
advanced on Monday to 4Uc and fuinlture
Morrlmao fast black satins wll | also bo ad
vanced Uc. The duplicate request for snrlnc ,
jind summer specialties gcnorully tondjuAo
more activity nnd 1'ubruary is lool > ed"to as
probably bringing out u strong demand.
Staple cottons were moro qulot. but a good
many small orlors kept the position ma
terially unchanged.
Colleo Market.
OIIK , Jin. 30. Options opened steady
at live points down to fifteen points up. and
closed steady ut Uvo points up to flvo down ;
sales. 10.2'S bags , including Pobiuiry. $13.00
CS1A15 : March. $ t2.7ixai2.fe5i' April. Jl. 40 ; May ,
$ l..30U3i ! : June , $ .220 : iliiYy , $12.00 ; Sep
tember , $11.P5 ; spot Hlo. No.7 , $13.25.
Mllw.inkeo
MII.WAUKKC. Wls. . Jun. 30. WIIE\T Easy ;
No. 2 spring. S5c : No 1 northern , OOc.
COIIN Quiet ; No. 3 , . ! 0'q ' ,
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 white. 31o ; No. 3 white ,
30c. T i
HAULEV Quiet ; No , 2 , 55Hc ; sample ou track ,
45'Jc. ! i ,
ItYE-Easler ; No. 2 ,
St. LonU .M irkctH.
Pr. Louis , Mo , Jan. 30 < WIIBAT Cash.
SSSe.
O iiv Eisy ; cash , 3C'e ,
OATS Lower ; c.ish , 2UKC. i
I'OIIK Qulot ; now , tll.70.
LAIlu-Stoiidy.it 10.30. " '
WinsiiY * l.lfi. _ j
Llxcrpool JMJirkot < .
LiVEHPOOU Jan. SO. WiirXT ? Quiet ; holders
"offer moderately ! No. 1 California , bs lid ®
Ks Hid per cental ; led western spring , 7s Md
@ 7H Id : No. 2 red wlntnr , 7s DdQTs 9jjd.
COIIN Easy ; demand fallen off ; mixed west
ern , 4s Vd per cen till for new.
CHEESE American finest white and colored ,
DSs per cwt. _
.St. T.ouls Live Stock Market.
ST. Loins. Mo. . Jan. 3J. OWTt.B-Roocipts ,
500 ; shipments. 300 ; market steady and un
changed : Texan and Indian steers , $ , ' .2T1.40.
lions Receipt : ) , 1.831 : shipments. 2.00J : nuir-
Uct lower : heavy , $4.3534 50 ; mixed , IJ.S04S1.40 ;
light , .25l.4i ) .
.tlarkct.
MINNEAPOLIS , Minn , Jan 3)V IIKAT
Loner : cnsh dull ; receipts. 325 cars. Close :
January , aitf ; May , 8B1 * ; on track. No. 1 hard ,
85c } ; No. 1 northern , 8 1 Ho ; No. 2 northern , 70
< 381c.
Toledo Grain Miuket.
TOLCPO. O. , Jan. 30. WHEAT Lower ; No.
2 cash und February. 01\'o.
COIIN Easy ; No. 2 custi : ) UJ5c.
OATS Qulot ; cash. 28c.
Cincinnati .Miirlti'lfl.
'
CIN-INNATI. O. , Jan. 30. WiiEAT-Strong ;
No. 2 rod. IMUffillc.
CoiiN-rirmer ; No. 2 mixed ,
OATS Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , 32
WIIISKV 11.10.
Trailers' Talk.
CIIICAOO , III. , Jan. 30. Counsolman & Day
toCockroll Ilros. : Wheat stood up wonder
fully well today and closed but iia lower In
the f ueo of , not only very disappointing cables
and heavy selling , but the singular fact that
not tin Item of news received tended toward
utiivlngtho decline. The market appears BO
wufl pegged at 90o for May wheat that nrtnv
operators hnro bcc.uno suspicious ot bull
manipulation and hence puts are fully
1,50 i.OOO nt from UO c to OO o were not used ,
although the closing price was Uc below that
IIsure. Corn nnd oats nvor.iged Uo lower in
sympathy with wheat. Speculators were not
Inclined to mulio ventures and the market
was left to scalnuis , Provisions ruled lower
under considerable selling for country no-
count but puckers took the cheap lots offered
and tbo market reacted to about opening
prices. At present figures opinions uro di
vided und operators generally uro scalping
the maiket on quick turns.
CHIOACIO , 111. . Jun. 30. Kenneth , Hopkins &
Co. to S. A. W Mchorton : Wheat has bcon
heavy all day nnd the disposition of traders
to oven up deals over Sundiiy. Lure o pur
chases by I'ardrldgo absorbed the iont BtnlV
that came on ton stop loss orders , und pre
vented marked weakness , but the trade Is
now too narrow to withstand the bearish
Influence bf the panicky fcetlni abroad.
Today's o iblo lias beoii rather weak.
Receipts ut primary markets for the week
have Increased 300,100 bushels. Exports of
corn for the week huve been ovnr 4,500.000
bushels , u considerable Increase oor the pre
vious week , Kocolpts ut primary markets
have fallen off largely. The visible supply
may show a decrease on Monday which may
also have Its Influence. Ilothgialns huvn been
easier In sympathy with other products
but they have n healthy look for higher prices
eventually. Provisions , have not yielded
much In consequence of if Weaker hog muikct-
The feeling Is app.ironUyucttlni ! stronger und
It Is hard to keep prices down. They fall oil
occasionally but recover uilly.
I'lnunclal ! Jleiluw ,
NEW YOIIK. Jan 16. Tiiol'oitsays : Despite
Its dullness the murkct/wau / not without fea
tures of Interest. Many of the smaller room
traders , under the Improvilon that themoto-
mont In the dividend uiycmwas over , spiint
thu forinoon nosing about thu garbage of the
stock list ondoavorlug to.fpjlow the manipu
lated ( loullnes In distillers trusts and
klnurcd specialties by ; courtesy called "su-
curltlos. " Yet at this , , tlmo a standard
dividend paying stdck' wa * Boorlng a
rapid advaiK'o of nearly fcoven points. The
ouucrnobs with which liivcktlau cunltullats ,
Including ut least oml well postoU financial
liibtltutlon , hurried to gqtj In to this stock ut
half price when the news of last night's In
crease In thu dlvldend'Uecamo known , wus a
fresh and useful commentary oil the clmrac-
tcr of the forces whluliunderlie the present
market. The speoulutorkuiade very little out
of the hdvanco , for. thotUruotors and thulr as
sociates , who were themselves uncertain
about the dividend until It was actually
voted , hud the market tilled with orders at
the opening ,
STOCKS ANJ ) IIONUS.
There AVus No Apparent Hupport to the
block Afarkct.
NEW YOIIK , Jun 30. The stock market today
WIIH uothlng but the fag und of the week's
spuoulutlon and considerable weakness wus
seen In all portion * of tbo list. There wan no
apparent support to stocks , even tlioto which
are known to be under the care of cliques and
a marked dourthof commission house buying ,
encouraged the bears to uijuln attack the
most vltalipolnts , hlcl | IsoUo aided by the
literal gelling , apparently for foreign uu-
connt. The stoukv which Imvo uii Intor-
imllonal inarket , however , were not Iho
lurgostkulferera , but tnoso which have made
thu most pronounced gains of lulo , The
banner wuuk stock btlil contlnuea to bo
dUUIIcru and today many stop orders In ll
were uncovered , wltli the uffeot of dropping
the stock Iu tbo early dealings 2V4 per cenu
b ars old Ui araugcn freely , but only
) mnha showed any material Impression , and
thcsolllnx of Atchlson , which was specially
narked , sufficed only to depress the stock n
'motion and largely Incronso the nmountof
) uslness done In It. The sumo may bo said of
Ijoulsvlllo , which wns the next most promt *
iont mnrk for their drives.
Consolidated Gas msile-n sharp upwKrd
spurt , the action of the directors In raising
IIP rate of dividend from fi too per cent ana
unking It payable quarterly Instead of soml-
innuaUy f iiirnlDhlng the moving power. THO
> ck opened up 1 per cent at 105 nnd rose
o 111 , closing ut lll'i a < aln ot OS
r cent. Distillers rallied handsomely In
ho Into 'dealings , 'but closed "with
n material loss. The bink statement
with Its further largo gain In cnsh und do-
> oslts scorned to have noolfert whato\er , but
ovrrlng of operations o uiscd n slleht mils In
the final trading which cloned the market firm
nt n shndq better than the lovscst prices , The
ossosof Importation wore : Distillers , 1U per
cent ; Atcnlson , IS percent ; Omaha and Cot
ton OH , 1 per cent onch ,
Uo\crnmont bonds have bcon dull and
steady.
Ftate bonds have been neglected.
The following nro the closing quotations for
tho'lendlng stocks on the Now York Stock ex-
changotodnv ;
1 ox dlv.
The total sales of stocks today were 14V.010
lKiren , Including : AtchtBon.US 0 : Ohlcngo
Giis , 4,80(1 ; Eric. ; i,100i Louisville & Naslivlire ,
U.V0 ) ; Mitnhuttnn , il.U : Missouri Pacific ,
AtlH ; Northwestern , 21,110 ; Northern Taclllo
preferred. 4'Jll : Ituadlng , 5.200 : Ulchniond &
Wostrl'olnt , 4.1M : St. 1'iiul , I0.70J ; St. I'aul A-
Oinnb.t , .1,775 : Union raolllc , U.30Uestorn ;
Union , U.750.
Flimnclul > otc .
NEW Yonic. Jan. IlO.-Oloarlngs , 1145,704,235 :
balances , IT.ssrNliiO. Kor the vreek : Olourlnjjs ,
* 7ai.8J4.U'Xi ; balances. * , )8,7b.IOi )
BOSTON , Muss. , Jan. 10. Hank clearings.
JlUG7r ; > l ; bnlanops , ll.GJI.ffkS. Money , Ui3
nor cent. Exchange on Now York , lee dis
count. For the week : Olc.irlngs. Jsn.05M70 ;
balances 811.101,144. For the \mo week last
yeir : Cloirlngs , t82.rj.nsi ( ; bal incos. JlrkS5.-
: i72. Tor the month : Oloirlncs. J4IO.Vin.777 :
balances , lll.r.,9JO. ) ) Kor the same month last
your : Olo.irlngs , $1 4,081,401 ; balances , $17-
25.M30.
I'ini Arr.f.fHtA , la. . Jan. 3D. Hank olnar-
inus. * ll.78J.L'il ( : : biilnnccs , $ I,5I.VJ S. Dlcarlins
for the wcelc were $ .5.MIUI3 ; balances , 81,104-
570. Money , 4 percent.
llAr-Tivrouc , MU . Jan. 30. Olonrlnss , 12,140.-
flr > ; bnlnnvcs. 8.'blI01. ( Halo , U per cent.
CHICAGO. III. . Jan. 31. Monuy easy , at fi0
per cent , Clearings. $ l.OI8,7ia. Now York
exchange. 10 per cent , Slorllng cxehati-'e.
quiet und unchanged , Clearings for the
week , $ yir.0.1b .
Nnw OIII.GANS , La. , Jan. 3J. Clearings ,
H.aiS.530.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. Jan. 30. Clearings ,
tl.180.7Jl.
1'Aiiis , Jun 30. Three percent rentes , 03f
3iu for the account.
NKW YOHK , Jan. 2 ! ) . The export of bpeclo
from the portof Now York last neok amounted
to Jl.ll.i'iS. of which $ .l'i.02n ' was cold nnd J.M. ' U
slher. The Imports of specie dm Ins the week
amounted to $ . ' 1,820. of nhlcli 417,702 wai gold
and JI.UJ7 silver.
Now Yurie .Money .Market.
NEW YortK , Jan. 30. MONEY ON CAL& Easy s
closed ofTered ut 1(1 ( per cent.
I'liiHE MniiCANTtLK I'Ai-Eit smarili per cent.
STEIU.INO EXCHANGE Quiet but steady nt
$4.84 tor sixty day bills and $4,83 for de
mand.
The closing quotations on bonds :
London Stock Murkct.
[ Copyr/o/iffd / / 18J2 by James Qnrrtan Jiennett. ]
LONDON , Jim. 30 [ Now York Herald Cable
Special to THE HBO ] This has been an un
satisfactory diiy on the Stock cxclrmgo. The
marliots wore mostly moro or less oxcitea ,
owlnz to the liquidation of a largo ont-
Etandlns account In connection with \\nloli
nu'ly relatluns are oxpcctod. Americans con
tinued to bo bold In .connection with
the account above referred to. While this
goes on there Is no disposition to support the
market so that prices dropped until a general
decline was established , Including 1J } percent
In Lake Shore , > 1 per cent In Loulsvlllu &
Nuslivlllo and a xlmrp fraction In the others.
Canadian llnca uere very lltt'e dealt In.
Canadian i'.iclflc opened lower , but closed
with u small Improvement. Grand Trunk
pieferred und guaranteed stocks were a trlllo
worbO. Muxlcan ordinary nreferred yielded
to a moderate extent. .Money was more
wanted. Kor short loans from 1 to 1'i per
cent wns charged. The discount market con
tinued quite , with two and three months' bills
unchanged.
LONDON , Jan. 30.-Tho following were the
London stock quotations oloiln ? at 2 p. in. :
lounty Oommissionors Oatoh the Retrenchment -
mont Idea and Act Accordingly.
SUPERNUMERARIES TO BE DEPOSED
Mr. StrnlierR.Set * ttioKxiimplo byDccllnlnc
to Hccelto 1'ny Wlilcli He Nc\or
Worked Tor Otlii-r Itou-
tlno Mutters.
The twunty commissioner * hnvo caught the
idea of rctronchmont and reform , With this
iilon In mind they expect to prune around
the edges to nn extent by which the counVy
will save several hundred dollars each
month.
Judge Stonborg was the member to tnko
the first stop In this direction. Ho entered
upon the discharge of tbo duties on Jnmmry
0. The salary ot the oftlco is $150 per month ,
or $3 per day. At the meeting held this
afternoon the monthly appropriation sheet
came up for passage. Auditor Evans had
mndo out the sheet and Inserted
$150 as the amount duo Com
missioner Stonborg In full for hU
services during the month of January. Whou
the item was road. Mr. Slcnborg said that It
was not correct. Ho had served the country
but twonty-four days and consequently was
not , entitled to thlrtv days' pay. The appro
priation sheet provided for the payment of
f30 to which ho could lay no claim.
Thcro being no objection , the shoot was
corrected and passed , Mr. Stonborg being
allowed SIM.
following this there was n resolution
adopted that will bo of moro than ordinary
Interest to the various employes about the
onicos In the court house.
The resolution declares that In most ot the
ollccs ( there are moro clorits and assist
ants employed than are necessary for the
transaction of the putilto business.
They nro paid extravagant salaries forslt-
ting around and looking at each othor. In
fact many of them have nothlne to do except
to discuss the weather and crack-Jones , ono
with another.
iludgo Stcnbore stated that ho liTid had an
idea that thn facts were as embodied In the
resolution , and therefore could see no reason
whv it should not bs adopted. 1
The other members weroof the same opin
ion , and on Monday at 3 p.m. , the board will
sit as n committee of the whole , at which umo
the heads of the various county departments
will bo cnllod In to explain the duties of thu
respective oftlccs. At the same tltno they
will bo called upon to state Just how
many clerks they actually need. At that
meeting the salar ; question will bo brought
up for discussion , with a vlow to a reduction
in some of the departments.
llldfl and Contracts.
The bid for Ice for the county hospital was
at the rote of $1.60 per ton. It > vas rcterred.
There were six bids for printing blanks
and furnishing stationery supplies. They
wore from Henry Gibson , the Fostner PrintIng -
Ing company , the American Job Department
company , the Pokrok Zapaau , the Omaha
Printing company and the Uees Printing
company. Tnev woio all referred to the
committee on Qnanco.
The contract for constructing the pile
brldgu over nn arm of Cut Off l ko was
awarded to H. B. Mayo at $4.80 per lineal
foot.
foot.Tho old claim of J. C. Root for grading
State street in Florence was settled by al
lowing Root $178 and assessing the balance
duo against the propei abutting the
street.
Couuty Clerk Saekott was authorized to
employ six male clerks at $75 per month each ,
and ono female clerk at $75 per month to
work upon the tax list for IbUJ , the work to
bo completed by April 1 , next.
Homer G. Ebo presented his resignation
as constable of West Omaha precinct. The
resignation was accoptod.
A petition asking the appointment of John
C. Dingman to flll the vacancy was pres
ented together with a protest against Dlng-
man'ii appointment. The whole matter was
referred.
Judge Eller filea a petition In which he
said that ho needed six clerks to keep up the
business of his ofllco.
Henry Elbert asked to bo appointed con
stable of Ploronco precinct. The application
was referred. ,
The transmlsslsslppl congress notified the
board that it would bo entitled to ono mem
ber at the meeting to bo held In New Or
leans. Chairman Tlmmo was authorized to
appoint a delegate.
That Seymour Park Uoiul ,
JJr. Miller forwarded a communication to
the bourd notifying It that the county was
using a road in Seymour park without
authority having been obtained.
Tbo loportof T. A. Mogoath , registrar of
deeds , for the year 1SU1 showed the follow
ing : Receipts , $ IS,4UJ.15 ; expenditures ,
I4t31.73 ; ; total surplus for the voar , $14- ,
140.42. Credit by amount turned Into the
county treasury , $850.45 ; balance on baud ,
83 259.07.
A resolution was adopted by which In the
future all applications to (111 ( vacancies must
bo accompanied by an nflidavlt showing that
the would-bo applicant is n resident of the
precinct In which ho desires to bo appointed.
The resolution Instructing the county clerk
to ask for bids for publishing the delinquent
tax list for 1803 was referred to the commit
ted on finance.
The clerk of the board was declared to bo
clerk of the commltto of the whole und In-
struc.tcd to servo In that capacity. %
Constipation poisons tno olood ; DoWitt's
Little Enrly Risers euro constipation. The
cause removed , the disease Is gono.
VICTIM OF RECKLESSNESS.
An Itulluu I'edillor Dangerously Hurt In a
Collision oil the Street.
Philip Carloto , an Italian fruit peddler ,
was very seriously and possibly fatally In
jured at noon yesterday In consequence of the
criminal carelessness of two unknown young
men.
men.Carloto was drlvln ? north on Sherman
avenue , and when near the corner of Grace-
street the young men drove up behind him in
n spring wagon. Tboy were driving nt a
high rate of speed , and made no attempt to
avoid the peddler's wagon , Into which they
crashed , Carioto was thrown out and run
over by tbo other vehicle.
Both homes were thrown down , and while
tbo spectators wore busy straightening out
the tangle the reckless drivers lied. Their
horse was taken to Snydor's stable , but tbo
owners soon afterward stele back and took It
away when attention was centered on
Carloto , who was unsconsclous ,
The young fellows loft their wagon behind
them , and It is In the bands of the police , who
hope to discover Its owner , and thus ascer
tain the identity of the guilty parties.
Carloto was taken to the police station ,
Drs. Towno and homers attended htm. Ho
was very weak and unable to talk , and bo
was ordered removed to the Methodist hos
pital , The nature unuoxtont _ of his injuries
are as yet unknown ,
boWltl's Little Early Risers. Host llttla
pill ever mado. Cure constipation ever/
time. None equal. Use thorn now.
JUSTICE'S BUSY WEEK.
Seven Court * nnil Clrnnil Jury Will Itogln
Worli on Mondtty.
At tbo court house everything IE in readi
ness for the February term of the district
court , which opens next Moudtfy morning.
Clerk Mooros has completed bit dockets
and now has them In band , to bo distributed
among mombom of the bar ,
Thesu dockets furnish any amount of In
teresting matter fpr the perusal of tno law
yers ana their clients. They show that tbcro
are ,4SO cases for the consideration of tbo
seyen judges. Clerk Mooros has added one
now feature which he ibinus will aid the
lawyers to some extent at loast. Heretofore
tbo dockets have contained the cases iu nu
merical order , without any reference to tbo
judge before whom tboy are sot for trial. At
this term of court each case on tbo court
docket tins a number corresponding with the
number of the room In which it will bo hoard ,
The judges end rooms have boon assigned
at follows ; Judge Davis will oc
cupy No. 1 In tbo court house ,
whuro ho will loolt after all criminal
matter * . Judge * Fcrgu ou and Keysor will
occupy court room * two and three , reipoot-
Ivoly. presiding over the law docket. In
Tun Brn building , Judge Donne will occupy
room No. 4 , where ho will prosldo over th
law docket. Judges Irvine and Hopowoll
will occupy rooms I and 3 respectively ,
looking utter oqultv matters. Judge Scott
will look after the courts In the outsUlo
counties ot the district , and If ho tins any
apnro time , ho will relieve the ether judges
by hearing motions and issuing onion.
Aside from the routine business , the Feb
ruary term promises to bo nn Interesting ono
as a grand jury will report for dutv upon the
convening of the court , Twonty-threo nnmos
hnvo been drawn , but only eighteen men will
bo required to servo. Upon receiving their
Instructions from Judge Uavli , the grniul
jurors will repair to the grand jury room , on
the second floor , In tbo north cast corner of
the court house , select their foreman and go
to work.
As yet , the mutter has not boon dUcusscd ,
but It Is thought that cither Joseph Barker
or Samuel Orchard will bo appointed foreman -
man ,
Just what will bo brought to the attention
of the grand Jury Is not positively known ,
though It Is said that the members will ba
called upon to investigate the question of th
grading of South Thirteenth street and how
the county funds were used In that connec
tion. After disposing of that matter the
eighteen men will bond their energies In look
ing Into some of the deals Hint were handled
by the last city council. The awarding ot
the contract for furnishing the city hall
furniture i\lll not bo neglected. Then tin
members will take upnnd look Into the Uallou
clcctrlo light deal , In which several councilmen -
men cut qulto a flguro. The bogus chock for
$ ! > 00 , given to ox-Councilman Madson , obnlr-
mnn of the committee on gas and olcctrla
lights , by Mr. Uallou , will not bo forgotten.
When thcso matters have boon disposed ot
tbo jurors will try aud learn if any council
man have been guilty of cither directly or In
directly furnishing material or entering Into
contracts with the city.
Tbo saloon-keepers within the two-mlla
limit who have bon soiling llquor.s without
contributing to the treasury for permission
to so do , will probably DO touched up to coma
extent.
Do Witt's Ltttlo Early Risers ; the only plU
to cure sick headache and regulate bowels.
LINGER LINGERED LONG.
Ills Wntcli nuil Cimh AVcro Appropriated by
Ills IHsrcpiituliln Friends. '
August Linger , a Norwegian farmer ,
lingered too long In the vicinity of Tenth
street and Capitol avenue Thursday night.
Ho was engaged In the pleasurable past I mo
of Illuking the Illos from the elephant's ears ,
and as ho had rndtop and timothy In hit
whiskers ho failed to como out n winner.
Linger sojourned In a wlno room with H.
Bedford , Agnes Donnelly et al , and while h
sojourned his watch and $40 In cash wont out
Into the night They never came bacit , and
that Is whv Mr. Linger occupied the witness
his brief but eventful acquaintance wlUv
Agnes and Mr. Bedford.
The woman dually admitted to the oQlcors
that the property hnd boon stolen and by
her aid tno watch was rccovorod. Both the
defendants were held to the district court la
the sum of $300 each , and In default wont
to jail.
Evidence was Introduced to show that
Bedford was u procurer from Grand Island ,
and had sent several girls from this city to
that place for Immoral purposes. If ba
escapes conviction on the cbargo of grand
larceny , a complaint of another character
will bo tiled against him.
According to Bedford's own story ho has a
very unsavory record. Ha says that from
December , 18UO , until a short time aeo ho
was In jail In Grand Island onachargoot
Incest with hU 14-ynar-olddaughter , and that
ho was Ilnnllv released because of the disappearance
poaranco of the girl.
Bedford says that his brother was arrested
for being concerned In this spiriting away
of the witness , but nothing was proved ana
ho claims to know nothing about hli
daughter's present whereabouts.
A very small pill , but a very geol one. D *
Witt's little Early KlsoM.
FELL FOURTEEN FEET.
A Workman on the City Hull Seriously In-
J u rod This Morning.
Phillip Piles , a carpenter employed upcq IL.
the city ball , mot with a severe and painful
accident at noon yesterday ,
stand yoitcrduy and told Judge Borka of
Mr. Piles was In the court for the purpose
of securing a picco of timber to dress Into a
stair rail. In reaching out over an nroaway
his foot slipoed and ho fell to the basement ,
a distance of fourteen feet , striding nil
right side upon u pile of brick and lumber.
A physician was called , who pronounced
the bruises severe. No bones woro-brokon.
After the wounds were dressed the suffo'Ol
was convoyed to his home at 2034 ( Jharlo *
street. '
No gripping , no nausea , no pain when Do *
Witt's Little Early Riser * are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Best pill.
I'micllo I'liHlilons.
Thcro Is a code of fashion in relation
to the garments worn by Indies'pot dogs ,
miys the Now York Sun. Its lutoat odioti
in regard to cimino fashions not forth
that at breakfast only a single garment
of blue or white llannol should bo worn ,
and a collar at this hour of the day ii
considered vulgar. For the morning
walk a clo30-llttln < r coat of striped OP
spotted English uhoviol with a nmntlo
well covering the chest ia correct , with
a leather chain and collar of antique
silver. For the afternoon drive the cos
tume is of blue or fawn cloth , with col
lar of velvet hung with tiny medallions ,
and for evening dross the pot is nrra.vod
in a gown of velvet richly embroidered ,
and has the family crust embroidered on
his collar.
DoWitt's Little Early Kisert ; best llttU
ills fordvspopslasour stomachbad breath.
TIII : KICAI/TV MAICKKT.
fNSTUUMENTS placed on record January
J. 30 , 1892 !
WAIUIANTV DEEDS.
S O Morris to Martin Fonder , undlv' { of
o'4 lot21 , lluwley Terrneo. , . . t 609
J W Jones und wife to J , II. I'arrls , w 49
B-l2feot lot 19. II u wns add 1,800
O 11 nnd EJ llulloii und wives to N A
Ivuhn. lot 10 , block 4 , Kvorott place. , . , 400
0 li Van Camp und wlfo to W A Wiilson ,
lot 3 , block .1 , Cottage park 700
0 I MOUTH to Central InvUo. , lots , block
1 , Mayne's2dndd , * l,50fl
Alfred btniidoii and wlfo to J , J , Millar ,
lots 0 und 7 , block 2 , Ilnrrler'u 1st add
loVnlley 475
J UWilcox und wlfo to f-M Erlon , lot
10 , block 1 , Upton place. . . 1
John Nelson und wlfo to August Jacobson -
son , lot 11 , block B , Donlso's add 2,000
August Jncobbon to Johanna Nelson ,
Hume. . . . 2,000
J A llnrlmch mid wife to 1' W llnrbioh ,
lot 0. block 4H und I-IOOptof "Htono
Quarry llosurvo. " nnd und 1-iuOptof
"Sprliu I'lucu Hesorvo" In Orandvlew.
A .1 1'onploton ana wlfo to W H Herbert ,
lots 15 and 10 , block 20 , 1'opnloton park 2,350
William btudolmun and wife to O V
llaxlsco , lot 111 , hloiki. : Central piirk. , 2,600
G W Ames and wife to II H Wullucu , lots
11 mid II ) . block' ' , Aires pliieo. , . . . , . . , . 1,400
V ( J Patrick und wlfo to i : 1'utrlok. . lot
II , blook 6. I'litilck'nlM hnrutogn add. . , 1,001
I ) L Thomas and wlfo to J H lliind. trus-
tcc. cM acres sw'.M-JlO-r. ! , lots IU und
IB , Krnslngtor , add. Jot Id , block I. lot *
H und II , block \VoutGiimliig udd , lota
1 and 14 , block 2 , lots 1 , 2 and 14 , blook
3. lnt < viid ! 7. block 4 , lots 6 , U , IU , 12 nnd
n IU f cot lot 13 , lots 6 und U , block 4 , Lin
coln place . . . . . . . . . . 10.0W
A U llomun nnd husband to Mury Ho-
man , lots 1 und 2 , bloou 'J. I'owlor
pluco. lot 0 , block 10 , Kountzo & . Uuth'i _
udd . . . . . . J.MI
J ( J W Ik-ox und wife to Bouth Hide Heal
Kstuto und liulldlng company , part w
H tnxlntVJIiiai-lD-13. lots I , 7 and 8 ,
block | i , lots A to 12. blook 14 , Wllrox's
udd , lotB 1 to 0 , block .W , lota 1 tn 4 and
U to IU , blook Ul. Wllcox'i second add ,
and two tracts In tax lot 23 In ai-15-U. . 100,001
Mutual Investment company to O 8
Meuk , n 'JK foot , lot & , McG'undllsh .
place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fl.0 %
Kiln I'urkerto Carrie 1'urker , und Si of e
H lot 17 , Oak Knoll . , .
QUITCLAIM IKEI > 3.
I1. ! Corrlzan to Anna Oorrlzun , lots 1 to
4 block A. lots 7 and 8 blocK 0 CorrUun
pluco. lots II nnd IS ! blook 10. lots 4 und
& bloukM. . Iota 12 to 17 block Ul ( , lots 3
und 4 blook . " . ' , lots 11 und 13 block 14 ,
First udd to CorrlKun place . . . . .
J r Iloyd ( gpcclnl muster ) to Thomui
Murray , HWHU'4-IG-U . . . . . J.4M
I ) II Mercer ( muster In chancery ! to
1'hlludxlphU Mortguso A. Trust Co , ,
u ) i Iotu3i und 3d block I , llrlggH plneo B 009
Bamotosumo sKiamo
J M liuldrldgu ( special mutter ) to U U
IMke , lou 23 nnd 24 block U , Omaha
Vlow . . . , , , , , . 8.ZSO
Totil amount of tfintf r * . . ,