TIIK OMAHA DAILY UE13 : WXTUKl.AY , JANUARY 7 , 1803.
COJIMRCIAI , AND FIXAStiAL
Big Advance in Provisions Wa the Tuaturo
in Speculation Y&stcrday.
SELLERS WERE NOT ANXIOUS TO UNLOAD
I'rlco loR * Uutniwrril "lth Thursdny' *
loin Wm Tircnly.fUc Cent *
HlRlicr linltnilli > ii ( if Uctluccil
Supplies In tin X * t Ten l ) : yi.
CHICAGO , 111. , .Ian. O.-TIio provision deal
was In u state of re.stncy today rvs mny ! > stir-
mired from tlm fuitlii'r Ms ntlvunco la tlio
price of the articles ll ooiiiprNo-4. Pork since
yesterday U Olio higher , I.ml , 32'ic ' ami ribs
ad ; higher. '
\Vheul , corn ami imls played second fiddle 1"
tbc miislo In tlm pork pit mill Ruined icsp.'i'l-
Ively V : , i'e and Jiiior | 1m. There wns tin
ncllvo demand for the lowur grades of wheat
nt 1 u unit In some case * riemlviiniiion : vcstcr-
day'srutosandaUlliu olierlngs weio readily
I'rlees of hog product * made nn Inline-
dlali ) .stnnippdo when the oponlng lell ) sounded
mid was aircrled with uSt. VII in duni'o activ
ity during tin- nit Ire session. Pork , which for
May delivery , ringed at J17.IJ5 ye.slerday
afternoon , opened with buyers at ? H.O.Inil :
It was only a inlliul" or two before It was
wanted nt 1 18.20. It reacted to 81H.OO but
again roinmcni-ed sailing Upwind and lenclted
* lH.2fi before another react Inn. ft III biokcrs
fame In with linperjitlvi ! buying order" , and
bcfiiiu they could Indncn .sellers to pail with
the pici'loiisHtnir , tlii'pilce was up to $18.50. .
The motive power of I himail.et was thu
Ktiuill receipts of hoits. Tlm lecclpts today at
the yards weie 12.000 head , and for lomoriow
13,000 ate tin * expeeled nrilvaK <
The m Ices of hogs eiimiiareil with ve.stPi-
day's iuolutlons | was from 20c to 2.1o higher ,
about equivalent ton rlvi-of 0 per cent per
1m. In win-ill over night. Theie was talk of
tp.oo for hogs If the .supply does not Imptove.
I.ard and ribs wciepnitnuis with pmk In the
ntlvaneo although Iho denllngs luDiese two
articles wvro less seii-atloiial. .May l.'ii'd
opened ut f HMO anil I-IIMM ) to * 10.30 , but took
a climb to if 10.00 Inter and closed at that ,
Way rlhs opened 20e hlRher than they closed
- on Thursday , but for MIIIIO llmu there was
iI i moin for sale than was wanted lit th < < opening
I qimlatlons , They diopped back to flo.tm , lint
became brisk later again and rum loSlO.iJ's '
and closed at J10.70. What ate called thu
ol li | Hi ) were heavy sellers , Cudahy thioiigh
his own brokers must have got i Id of 50.0OO or
OO.OOO barrels of pork , besides largo illiaiilllli's
of lard and ribs. Wright was aKo it fieu and
open seller.
In wheat u modernte business was trans
acted and a stronger feeling di-velopeil. Tlm
opening was Iho Mime as yesterdays closing
anil for n tlmu nppeiired to be rather weak ,
receding ' 6C , but later slarled up and prices
wotu utham-ed ' < , eased off ' . , c and the clo- > -
if , Ing was 'lu higher than yesteiday. Tbo eilrly
5 mutkctiYus Inlliieticcd somu by thu weaker
5t and generally lower \ulues and some by
thu easy tone which pervaded tlm market
t
ket yesterday. There were fair olVei Ings , lint.
\ n good duniand existed : all wheat , offered
I was absorbed , which Dually led to the ad
vance selling ? > e for May. The u-celpl.s In the
northwest were ullttlo larger , but II was wired
from Minneapolis that thu arrivals wen ;
mainly sidetrack receipts and from country
elevators , Imllcatlnj ! that the fiirmeiV deliv
eries wi-io small. The market coined In
strength , Iho principal cause helnc the fear
ful hhuiRhter which the .short sellers saw In
progress In the pork pit.
Corn opened dull and slightly umler Hie
tlnul < inolnllons of yeslerdavold oil 7i o
eased oil' u trllle when the imiuliy hecaino
urcent , undi'i- which ( he price was bulged a
f nil ? 4 , Ibo buying being unite general , u
peed deal of elmnglng In-ill ? liiilul ed In ,
liuylng July and selling May , the dlll'erencu
averaging about * : . Thu market ruled
strong at the close and gained from "o to
JJc. The ucllon of piovislons and buying liy
parties Inteiested In the same was a bullish
factor. The feature hi oals was the llbera
Belling by an elevator IIOUMTrices had I
lialf range , and closed " c lilgher than yester
day. Trading"wa1 ! almost entirely In May.
Ksttnmted receipts tomorrow are : wheat ,
240 cars ; corn , 205 ours : oats , 3 12 curs ; hogs
13.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
AIITICI.K. * . OPEN. num. i.mv. C'I.USLYKKT"
S 7Ji ! ( Ti .
78 TS'li t > H 78 ' .f
77H t'H
t\H \ tOU 40T <
43 43 4S
43Wi 411
30 WH 30 303C
31K 31H
iso IS 07K 17 fO IB 07
IB 10 is ta 17 SI5 18 17K
ID TO 10 85 10 ( SI 10 H )
10 U iu i ; : , 10 30 IU C.j
9 40
U 70
Cash diiotiilions were as follows :
Kl.ouu Qillot and llrm ; patents are up 16 ®
20c and bakers & ® 10cover the prices of on
week back.
Wlif.AT No. 2 spring. 72-lJc ; No. 3 sprlni ; ,
GO'/4(80'Jc ' ( ; No. 2 red , 72J.'c.
COBN Higher ; No. 2I lye ; No. 3 cash , 30'
© 37c ; No. 3 yellow , 37Q3H4i- ( ! .
UATS No. 2. ao , c : No. 2 white , f. o. o
841c ( ; No. 3 while , 31c. ,
HVR-N0.2. 52'ic.
UAIII.BT No. 2 , 05c ; No. 3 , f. o. b , , 43iJ03c
No. 4 , f , o. 1) . , 45 51)0.
ri.AxHir.n-No. : l1.10.
TIMOTHYSiin- : : Prime , ll.0a2.00.
1'Oiilt Mess , per bill. . * 10.50filO.G2' ! ( : ; lard ,
per IOO Ibs. , JlO.BOi short rib- , , sides ( loose ) ,
{ 0.55.g9.00 ; dry- sailed shoulders ( boxed ) .
IO.12ljftO.25 ; hliort clear bides ( boxed ) , $10.10
© 10.15.
WHISKY Distillers' llnlsliod goods , ] ior gal. ,
(1.30.
Sod Ail Cut loaf , 5ji2,5Jc ! ; granulated , 5jc ! ;
standard "A , " 5c.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments today :
On the I'rotlucu e.\eliango todav thu butter
market wasmilet : creamery , 2.0G3c ( ) : dairy ,
I'ja28c. Kggs , llrm ; htrlctly fresh , 272Hc. .
* I ii\v Vork Alarketi.
Niw : YoitK , Jan 0. l-'i.oim Hecelpts , 22-
600 pkgs.i exports , 0.000 bills. . 21,300 sacks :
light demand , llnu ; sales , 13,200 hbls.
COIIN MliAl.Steady , tiulet.
WIIKAT Hecolpts , a , lee bu , ; exports , 201-
600 hu. ; Miles , iiUuKK , > bu. futures ; no spots ;
spots ( Inner , dull ; No. 2 red , 74'KHOc ! ! In
store and clovatorKO5'BSealoat7B181 ; ! ! ! ; ? , , ' ( !
f. o. Ii. ; No. 1 northern , H3c ! ; No. 1 hard ,
H'Jc : No. 2 northern , 7'J4'e ? ; No. : i spring. 74 ? u.
Options were dull and opened at istfH" de
cline , reacted " .to'ic with the wostamlon
fliorls coveting ; closing firm ut ° > 3 at
above yesterday. May and January most
active ; N'o. 2 reif , January , 773j"5i7Hrle , closing
nt 7Hic ; March , HdUHtlJic , Closing at HO'ic ;
May , 81 ll-lG ( [ H2jc ? , clo.slng at b2iic ; July ,
83 < ir.H3ie , closing nt B3.c.
HVK Nominal ; western , 58D9i ; .
llAtti.nv Dull.
HAIII.KV MAI.T Quiet.
ConiS Hecelpls , 7.200 hu. : exports , 3,300 ;
hit. ; Miles. 200.000 bu. future100,000 ;
hu. spot. Hpots firmer , fairly active , No. 2 ,
Dtxiinovii : In elevator ; Cil > 6'TIjiIu ( ( alloat ; un
graded , 4U3rilo ; No. 3 , 4Uii ! hteamer mixed ,
Options moderately active ,
7ic higher on shorts covering ami belter west I ,
closing firm ; January , 4lol.'iO'C. ) clo-lng at
( JOlJo ; Keluuary , & 0ie ; May , rl'SD2e ( ,
closing at r > 'J"e.
OATS Hecelpls. GSr > 00 hu. ; exports. 2,200
bu. ; hales , au.OOO hu , futuics , t.0,000 )0u.
hiiot. Hpots , dull , Him , Options , dull , llrmer ;
May most actlvo. May , 3Uf < .3Ufe ! , closing at
! ) Uc ! ; No.2 spot , white , 3U'ie ; white western ,
4J 640)icj ) No.2 fhleago , 38c.
HAY Oulot , hleady ; slilpplng , C5c ; good to
choice , 7Mi'JOe ,
lliusDull , sti-iidy ,
HuflAll Haw , iiulel , firm ; sales. 77 hhds
inucoviido HI ) test l 3e ; tellned llrm , fairly
BCtlvut No. 0. 41i 47-10c ,
MuiiAt-HKS Now Orleans , sieadv , fair de
mand ; open ketriu new middles , 30u3Ce ,
HICK Kalr deinatiil , hteady.
Kims Oillet ; frehii weslern best , 30Q31c
receipts , 2.U7H pkgs.
llHU.B- Moderate demand , hteady.
Wool- Dull , Ilriii ; domestic lleece , 25fJ32ej
pulled , 232c : Texas , ! Dft21c ,
I'novisiONS Pork , ijulet and higher ! old '
J 1 0,7 tKili 17.00 ; new mets , H7.00 ; extra
prlcu nominal. Out meals , tinner ; wanted
pickled bellies , lOc ; pickled shoulders. Oc ill
pickled hums , 12c ; middles , tlrm ; hhort clear
10,40 , I.ard , higher nml strung ; \\e.itern steam
closed ut $11.00 ; hule.s , lOIMH'rccH at. fll.HD
otillon Miles , 500 tierces ; .Innmiry , Jll.oo
closing at fll.nst I'Vhruary ' , JIO.OO ; .March
lltl.BO. closing at S10.00 ; May , J10.00.
HtiTrKii lJulut and tlrm.
CilUKHK-l-utily active ,
I'm lito.N Dull and bteady ; American. 112.7 :
OlB.bO.
Ooi'i'Eit Oulet and unchanged ; lake. 112.20
I.EAII Quiet and steady ; domehtlc , t'\.nh.
Tis- l-'utrdunmnd ; steadyj Straits , H'J.70.
Omuhii 1'iodiieo .Market.
There does not appear Io ho very much to
say iitiout the local produce market. Thi
ienerul ; t'oudlttons remain practically ; tin
tnmo UK Indicated before. Thu receipts iru
very light , hut us there is nut averybeavj
( K'nmnd thuro Is plenty to go thu rounds. Tin
luth vuu u that ull rccclpti
life p.ii ptly rtuno'cd of , but HIP only reason
for Its In ( IIR 10 M the fft't ilmt the pITct lnr (
nrc no litrer. KHIH nre very bl h and poultry
of nil kinds coinnmnds Roml prlrrn , which may
In part account for the demand not being any
Plorki nro hold at J3.60O4.00 for
HAXANAsijuoled nllJ.OOffia.GO per hunch.
llljmilTlm : fact Unit raslet-n and southern
markets nto In prelty good shape cioatos a
hhlpplngdemr.iidj that keeps all surplus stock
on this market denned up. Straight packages
nf coiinliy roll sell largely at ICc. nnd ( .elect
lolsat 17ftlfV , mid oven as high as 200.
t'ltAMir.iiitiES Quot.itlons arc ! Iloll and
cherry , tH.50 per bid. j bell nnd bugle , 19.50
Kl.OiJ : .ler--oy Capo t'od , } 0.r,0.
I'ni.r.nv rerdo/-bunch's ( , 35o. , ,
Ki > ( --Tlin i market Is very poorly supplied
with fresh stock ami prices are very llrm. I hn
so-railed fresh eggs are selling at 25c anil
them was SOIIIP talk that stlctly fresh Inldcggs
would brlnz even moio.
I-'IIKMI VKOKTAnrts--Local are
- ; - - growers
bringing In a few fivsh vegetables of hothouse
growth. New onions , 20S2.V. per dozen
bunt'lics ; luttuc'e , 40t5c ; radlslies , BOc.
I1AMK5qulmls are almost tinsalnblo and
hardly woith.shipping nt tho. present state of
Ihu market. Jack tabblts are cencrally
uuoled al J1.50 nml small rabbits at 7f > e.
UONI.V tJood white clover Is quoted all the
way from 1720e.
I.KMONSjimliulono nro $1.00715.00.
MAI.AU. } UHAPea Unoliungvd at SO.OO per
1'Cg.
1'Cg.Nt'T ! --i > .rKohL'.or.v ! ! nuts , $ l.C5 ; hlack wal
nuts , ii. 25. , . . . ,
OVSTIMS 1'ilcei al Omaha still remain at
13'335c per run.
ONIONS The market liquid. Homo grown ,
B5 per biiihel , and Spatil.-di Jl.OO per crate.
( ) itNisThe ! : market Is si III supplied with
riorlda oranges only , llrlghl.s are iiuolcd al
$3.2,1 for .lm/1 / i e lots and $3.00 for live to
ten case lots ; Uussels are 25e cheaper.
: . - -Tlie i ratio Is limited to the sale
of Niniill lotH fiom .stores. We.stern Nebraska
.stock Is quilled at bK- ( and Utah and Colorado
at UOc. , ,
l'otrt.TitY--l'hIrlens ; were In coed demand
and sold very readily at 8c ; tmkey.s , 12-ai2i ! ;
Kei'ii1 and ducks , OTJUV. ,
SWIIT : ; I'orATOi-.s-The supply Is very llKbt
and they are held at M.23.
Vi\i.-Veal calves , choice. 7c ; lar o and
thin , nifZOc. A luriio and thin veal naif Is
about the hatdest IhliiK on the market to dis
pose of.
WSI.MW nnir.tv.
W , Ii. Keller has sold out his meat market at
Kearney. .
H. K. Klrpslimc , i eiteral bloro at Memphis ,
has sold out ,
1- ' . I'old.r , a private banker nt Pchnylor , has
Incorporated.
The KarmorV Kxclmn e general store at
Hehuyler has sold out.
fjl'der llolsl. In the hotel business at Hen-
iiln lon , ha- , sold out.
The Colfax Coiintv Creamery association
hasdlssolvod and will discontinue business at
1 1 owells. ' _
Hi. I. ouls .
PT. f.otiis. Mo. , Jan. 0. ! i.oun l-'lrm.
WIIKAT May closed w abovu yesterday ;
casli , 07-'i'c ; May , 74't ' < fi,74 , i > .
CoilN-Sirony , hlKheri' \ < i.\ above yesterday ;
caih , U7 V ; 1'ebruary , 38c ; May , 42J < c.
DATS Kii-m. higher ; cash , 32'jc ; May , 3IHC.
HVK Held tlrm ; 52c asked.
ItAlii.KV Ouiet ; sales , Minnesota , 45ft50c.
KIKIS rtlKher at 24o for Rood.
1'oiiK-New. * 18.07 : lard , * 10.05.
KiCiieTH-Kloiir : , 2,000 bills. ; wheat , 38,000
Im. : corn , I4H.OOO hn. : oats , 33,000 bu. ; rye ,
O.OOO Int. : barley , 12,000 bu.
sjnir-UKXTS-Kloiir , 4,000 bids. ; wheat , 18,000
bu. : corn , 08.000 bu. : oats , 22,000 bu. ; rye ,
5,000 bu. ; barley. 1,0001m.
Liverpool Markets.
Livr.ni'oor , , Jan. 0. WIIUAT Easy ;
holders olTer moderately : No. 1 Oallfor-
nla , 0s 3IHC.OS 4d per cental ; red western
sprinjr , GsUOs Id per cental ; No. 2 red winter ,
7s'Jiif7s ! | K > d percental.
Kecelpts Wheat p'isl three days were 310-
000 centnN , Including 250.000 American.
COILS I'lrni ! demand fair. Hecelpts , Amer
ican past three days were 71,800 centals ,
I'r.AS Canadian , 5s 5d per cental.
t llAt-o.N' Lfini ; and short clear , 50s Gd ; IOIIB
clenr , 40 pounds , Os Oil.
T.U.I.OW Fine Amei lean , 27s 7d per cwt.
Kansas City Markets.
KANSAS Ctrv , Mo. . Jan. 0. WIIHAT 1'lrm ;
No. 2 hard , GI1frt05c { ; No. 2 red , GOc.
CoiiN-l-'Irm ; No. 2 mixed , 3-'i1i33c.
OATS Sleady : No.2 mlxoil , 205c. !
HviKIrm ; No. 2 , ONijjDl' je.
HiirrF.n Unchanged ; creamery , 25 280 ;
dairy , 1718c.
Kims Active and llrm to hiirher ; 23' c.
KKCI'.IITS Wheat , 53,000 bu , ; corn. 7,000
) ) ii. ; oats , none.
Sin I'M KNT.S Wheat , 53,000 bu. ; corn , 2,000
bn. ; oats' , 1,000 bu.
Oil Marker.
NK\T YOUK , Jan. 0. COTTONSEKD Oir ,
Steady , wanted ; crude , 43c bid ; yellow ,
47c bid.
TAt.i.ovv Higher ; clly ( $2.00 for pkgs , 5Hc
bid.
bid.HOSIN
HOSIN Quiet , steady.
TiJIlt-r.NTlNi : Dull , steady.
IjiVKiii'oou Jan.O. liNsiiDCAKn : : 7 pounds
per ton for western.
TUUI INTINK : SIMKITS Os 3d per cwt.
Cotton , Mirliot. ;
NKW OjiwiANS , La , , Jan. G. Steady : mid
dles , O'jc. ; low middles , Oj i ; ; good ordinary ,
HJtU : net receipts , 5,411 bales ; Kross receipts ,
5,501 halt's ; exports to ( ireat Hrltaln , 5,500
bali'sto ; the continent , 1 1,742 bales ; coast
wise. 030 bales : sales , 7,300 bales ; stock ,
350,400 bales. Weekly not receipts , 61,130 ;
tjro-.s , 53,880 ; exports to Great Hrltaln , 4,031 ;
to Prance , 22,004 ; to the continent , 10,241.
CoII'oe .Market.
NKW YOIIK , Jan. 0. Options onened barely
steady , unchanged 15 points down , closing
steady , 20935 points clown , Hales 54,250
bags , including January. * 15.8015,95 Feb-
ruarv , J15.70U15.00 : March , $15.(1015,85 ( ;
April. $15G5May ; , J10.IOTiilO.05 : September.
$15.3016,00 : ( Jetober , 115,50. Spot Hlo , dull ,
bteady. No. 7 , 816.87" .
( iruln Market.
\Vls. . Jan. 0. WIIKAT li'lrm ;
May , 71c ; No. 2 spring , GOc.
CouN-Qiiict ; No. 3 , 37"se.
DATs-Steady ; No. 2 white. 34c ; No. 3 , 32i !
< 233c.
HAIIM.T G4'ac.
Kvt-r ; 7c.
:
American Kefrljeritor ; Uecf.
Tiivr.ni'oot , , Jan G. American refrigerator
beef , fore < iuarters , 3d ; hindquarters , ud
perIb.
LONDON , Jan. 0. American refrigerator
beef , foreiiuatters , Is Htl < 3-2s ; hindquarters , 2s
8dffi3s 2d per 8 Ibs. by thu carcass.
( IncliiiriM Markets.
O. , Jan. O. WnuAT Nominal ;
No. 2 red , 70c.
COIIN In good demand and stronger : No. 2
mixed , 41 < ii41lie.
OA-IS Steady to firm : No. 2 mixed. 34o.
WIIISKV Slronisur ; J1.30.
IMilladelphhi ( iriilu M"urket.
' I'a. Jan. G. WHUAT Firm ;
No. 2 red. 77c.
I'OIIN Quiet , hut offerings light ; No.2 mixed
and January , 4IRiU'.ic. )
OATS In car lots , llrm under light offer
ings ; No. 2 white , 4Hie.
Halt ( more lirjln Market.
HAi.Tuioiii : , Md. Jan. G. WHEAT Dull and
Mcady ; No , 2 red spot and January ,
77o.
( ; OIIN Plrongj.Tunuary , 48'i < iil9ijC.
OATii ( Julel ; No , 2 white western , 4041e.
Toledo ( iruin Mill-lift.
Tni.niio. O , , Jan. . WIIKAT Dull and
higher ; No. 2 cash and January , 72 0.
I'oitN Steady ; No.-cash , 4lc.
OATS Quiet ; cash , 3fic.
Traders' Talk ,
CniCAqo , 111. , Jan. G , ( 'ounsolnmn S : Pay
to Cock roll Hros. l.'ommls lon comunny :
The volumu of outside hpeculatlon has in-
eieased btuudlly since thu new year opened ,
hrhiglng u htretim of buying orders Into thu
market und abtorblngall the offerings. Thu
teiiacioiu holding of hog product bought on
the cholera M-are last summer , has
wull repaid the bulls , and this en
courage purchasers of wheat ami corn now.
Piovislons have advanced much lee high for
piudcnt speculators to think of making new
purchase.- even to withhold previous pur
chases longer on a gradual hcale. I'rovNIon
longs ate realising and making purchases of
wheat and corn , There was nothing In outsldo
markets or news to occasion thu advances In
grain todayand we think It traceable dliectly
, to thu gradual absorption on outside
orders , Thumarkclh closed strong through
out at thu lip top prices asked.
C'uiUAiio , III. , Jan. 0.--Kemiett , Hopkins &
Co , to S , MoWhorler : The piovlslon market
has been the great leader today. Hecclptu of
; hogs were 3.000 under estimates and prices
reached fT.fiS , an advance of 2f > c slnco yester
day. The market opened active and excited . :
with buying not only by hlmrts , hut by thu
oulMdu world for long account. I'urchuhcs
were extremely haul of execution until esa
, , lurgu advance Imd "been scored. It Is becom
ing evident that them Is u largo shortage. uIn
] all articles , us Ihu trade Is M > very large
, and stork * in Chicago are so small as
to hu piuch out of proportion to heat
; sire of the trade. It Is rumored that
onu or t\vi > prominent local partners have been
caught heavily bhort. It Is u runaway deal on
which It.fct hard to express an opinion. Lute
In thu day thu btremith hccmcd to tntluencu all
other nutrkelK. Wheat opened easy In tone ,
but towird | the clo uof thu market was very
uctlvu and showed great strength. .Shorn I
hccmrd to bo moro nervous towurd tno chut
than they have been any day this week. The
receipts of Minneapolis and Duluth were 4 OU ( >
curs , und exports from four ports wetu small ,
being about 420,000 In wheat and Hour. About
thu only bullish news which was reported 'IIS '
< from Murk l.nne , which estimates the export-
ablu Miiiilti * of the Hustlun crop from Jan .
uary 1 , IHUS.nt Gt.OOO.OOO , which in 1G.OOO-
DUO less llmi thu ruccnl estimate of thu Hu > ,
stun government. ,
Uorn waji trouK uaaur fro covering , am
thMn .rkel , 1n.nl ill nlmilt till4 highest , point
of thr day The ronlinued ndvanct1 In pro-
vl lon i mill wheat tcftnn to render wiorU in
rorn nmlonli unr-nsy , lu spltP of the great
conlldonce which they have been ' \pressn | | {
In their bearish views , Oilts worn not es
pecially tictivo , hut followed corn In their
general movement.
STOCKS AN'II
TrndliiK Wai Almnut Entirely l'rnre < lnni l
find No ClmiiRO U Ktpcrtrd Honn.
* NP.W YOUK , .Ian. G.-Tho Rto.'k market
today wa very firm , aside from Iho ttnnMic-
tlons In the few slocks which have of Into
monopolized dealings. A number of attempts
were made to put POIIIO llfo Into the general
market , but they met with no sue.c i. The
trading was almost entirely professional , and
there IsllHlo prospect of any change In this
respect for some I line to come.
The gold exports lod.iy acted as a dampcron
the speculation , but contrary to general ex
pectations did not Induce any selling of Im
portance. The traders tried to USD It In the
early dealing , but tlu-lr efforts met with
such resistance that the attempt
was Immediately Riven up. liuylng ,
however , iwas of hind to mouli )
order and remained so throughout the dav ,
being almost entirely conilned to covering
operations. The Industrials under the lender-
ship of the gentlemen who have now their In
terest In hand were still kept active mid held
with strength while among railroad shines ,
Ito-idlng showed the most marked falling off ,
fiom the Inteiest It has of late excited.
The street was rather dlsappoluled to learn
that the Heading company did not actually
( .ell bonds hut had merely bonowed up on
them. The announcement that the company
was Io lose some 22,000 tons u day of coal
made the llucluatlons unusually small , In
the market today the grangers were rather
neglected and their llui-tuatlons weie unim
portant. One of the strong features was
Northern I'aclllc preferred , in which the cov
ering of shares was most , marked , bill. Us ex
treme advance was only -1i per cent. Among
the specialties Manhattan still Undiluted
widely In comparison with the rest of the list ,
but Its llrst prices were Its lowest and at 5ljj
it was up 1 per cent. Its opening price was
1U pur cent below Its closing of last evening.
The Stock exchange gave notion that ( Join
ratio Coal stock would bo taken from the listen
on flic Mill and the old game of hammering It
down suddenly under the clrcuinslaiiees was
played by the traders with considerable sue-
ce.ss , 2 ! < pt-r cent being knocked off Its price In
a very short time. A sympathetic decline In
Colorado Puel Immediately followed. On thu
other hand , Toledo , Ann Arbor & Northern
Michigan and the Green Hay.stocks were
again lifted sharply. New England showed
some strength , although the chief purchaseis
werJ the traders. The market , on the whole ,
was dull , hut , In the face of the gold exports ,
remained llrm thioiighout , as Indications
are that less will go than lias been expected.
The closing was llrm at or near the best prices ,
as a rule , though Lackawanna was a marked
exception , closing at Its lowest , up on a frac
tional decline.
The 1'cnt says : The surprlso which the largo
exports of silver at this time seem to have excited -
cited In somu quarters Is not justified by an
examination of the year's statistics. We are
exporting sliver freely , at least 500,000
ounces being reported as engaged for tumor- )
low. Hut this Is by no means above the year's
average. Our not export of silver this year
has exceeded the record of any year since
1H7H. excepting the three years , 1885 , 1880
and 1800. Itlsthreu times as largo as the
movement of 1801. Our a-lual gross exports
of silver have In fact bcon quite as large slnco
the act of 1878 as they were before both the
law of 1878 and the law of 1800 were followed ,
by small exports , when tin price of silver was
high , then by a rapid Incioasa In shipments
when production again outstripped our gov
ernment's consumption and the price declined
again to still lower llgtires. In other words ,
the law governing the trade movement of all
commodities have governed the trade move
ment of silver bullion.
The following are the cio-iins quotations f'f
the leading stocks on the New York Htccc ex
change today :
Atchlsun. , North Amorlcnr. l D.
Atlanta Express 15- ' Northern I'aclllc. . .
Alton. ' ! ' . It Northern I'ncltlc | itd
do preferred 1M ) U. I' . Hon. & ( Julf. . . IK
Amcrlcnn l-.xpru- , . . II" Northwestern nit ! ;
Hnlllnioro & Ohio. . Uu preferred
Cnniul ? I'ncltlc 6814 N. V. Central
CanmlH Southern. . . 5'i N. V. AN. K 45K
Cuntrul I'ficttle 5'iTtK Ontario , t Western. . Mi
( 'lies. A Ohio TtK Oregon Imp 1HH
Chicago Alton ' ' Ort-Kon NBV
U. II. &Q , - | 0re. 8. I. . Si U. N. . . . 222li
Chicago ( itl-i 87 ! ll'ni'lHcMall 2li
Consolidated ( Ins. . . 124H I'corln , Dec. i K. . . . 2liHi
C. C. C A St. I , . ' ,3 il'lttx : i burg 151
Colo. Coal.V Iron. . . 'l' ' I'alnco
CotUm oil Cert
Del. Hudson Itlchmoml Terminal
1) . ] , . .tV Itlchmond Tor. pfd. so
1) . A 11. ( J. | ifil Itlo Grande W 21
I ) . * C. V , Co do preferred 21Wi
K&BtTonn ttoclc Island 82H
Krlo St. U&b. F. 1st pfd. . 76
00 preferred St. I'aul 76 %
Fort Wnyno 153 do preferred 122
( ! t. Nurtburn pfd. . . lll'j ' St. I'aul A Omaha. . . 47
C. AK. I. iifd 1110 do pfd
Hocking Vulloy Southern Pacific. , . .
Illinois Central Sugar Hellnory
St. I'ftiil.t Dnlntli. . Tonn. Coal A Iron
Kan. .ITur. pfil Teras t'nclllc
j.ako Krlati. West. . Tol. A O. Cent , pfd. . BU
do preferred Union 1'aelllc
l.aknSUore U. a. Kiprcss
Lend Trust w. at. ij. A i1
1.OUIS. & Nash do preferred
I.ouls. .V New Alb'y. Wells-Firpo 15xp . . 143
Manhattan Con. . . . Woitern Union. . , .
llempplB A C 50 Wheeling. * U 15. . . .
Michigan Central. . 10.1 do preferred
Missouri Pacific. . . . SIS ! Minn. A St. I
Mobile .t Ohio 33k I ) . A U O Id
NuKtiTlllo'L'hatt. . . . S- ! Central Slectrlc. . . . ll'i
National Cordage. . National I.lnsecJ. . . "
g"
do preferred 0. fuel A Iron
N.J. Central do preferred 110
Norfolk A W. p.'d. 37 lions. A Tor. Con. . . 110j
The total sales of stocks today were 108,000
shares , Including Chicago Gas , 14,000 ; Denver
.t Hlo Uraiulo preferred , 4r,00 ; Distilling ,
20.HIM ) : l.oulsvlllo & Nashville , 3,100 ; .Man
hattan , 3,100 ; MUsourl 1'aclflc , 3,400 : New
Kngland , 5,700 : Northern I'aclllc , / 1O.400 :
Heiiillng , 32.000 ; St. I'aul .3,000 ; Sugar
J1.300 ; Union I'aclllc , 7,200 ; Western Union' ,
7,100.
NCH' York .Money Market.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. G. MONEY ON CAM.
easy atfJ'J toli percent ; last loan , 5V4 per cent ,
closingolVeied at.G percent.
I'ltt.Mi : MI-.UCANTII.I : L'AIM : ! ! 07 per cent.
STERLING KXUIIAN'IK Quiet , but steady at
$4BOJi for sixty day bankers'bills and J4.b7
for demand.
The closing quotations on bonds :
U. H. 4S1-1-K .Xorthorn IMc. ' 'ndj.
U. B. 4i coup 113 ! , N. Vf. Consols
t ) , 8 4W r8z IOJ N.V , Dob. 'is 10.M.J
I'aclllc Us of "Jj . . 1UJ it. I , . A I. M. lion 'u H4J4
l.ouslana st'peil 4 > . 1UJM St. I , . A San I' O. M.
Tonn. now sutiis , . . . 101 Ht. I'inil Consols. . . .
Tcnn. new solos. . . . 100 St. I' . U. A I' . IBIS. . . 117
Tenn. now sutis. : . . . I1. I' . K (1. Tr. ItcK. 1177ti
Canada Bo. 2mls. , . . 1' . 1 > . II. ( ! . Tr. Hcts. 2
Ceil. I'ai-IUo Ists. . . . Union t'.ie. Ists. , , . 2UK
1) . A It. ( i. lbt < ms \Vejt \ Mioru 00
I ) . A lt.fi. < s It. ( i.V 77
Krla 2nd3 A tch 77S.'ii
.M. K , AT. Ceil. ( is. \tcli. a s '
M. K. AT. ( Ion. 5s. . II. A H. A. 5i
Mutual Union Us. . . 113 U. AS A. 2s
N.J. C. Int. Cert. . . . II. A T. C. 5n 105
Northern I'au. Intl. . II AT. O. Cons. ( is. . 10.1
Itostou .Stnulc Ou t tlons.
BOSTON , Mass. . .Ian. 0. The following
thoclfHlng stock ii
AtchUon A. Topi'Stv. SIM Krnnklln 13
lluiton , t Alli.iny. . . 210 12
lloiton .i Mnlna . \inif \ , Dm-oola .
( ' . , ll , , ty 'J7 Qnlncr .
Kltchburii 87 U * Minti Ko Copper , . .
L. U.n. . ti. 7 . , . . U214 I'nnmr.ick .
' \lnns. Central , IS llonton Land Co. . .
Mcx. Con. coin IOH Sun DIoBO I.iunl Co
S. Y. .VN. Kniluiul. . ' .lfj West Knd I.ana Co.
ili)7 119 Mull Teluphuno .
llnthindcom I.nmson atoro S. . , .
\VI > . l.'on com C. M .
Allmioz M.Conoir ( ) BO Xow ICni ; . Tel .
Ati ntlc II. , V II. Copper , . . .
lUmlon .V Mont Gen , Ul . nm
L'iduinot .V llocln. . .
'LIU.
Xinv Vork .Mining Oiitif.itlnni.
Nr.w VUIIK , Jan. 0. Thu following uro the
closing mining ( imitations :
St. Louis kilning ( JiKitatlims.
PT I.ouis , Mo. , Jan. 0 , Trading on thn Min
ing Stock exchans" today was ijulol. Quota
tions ;
blocks. Illil. HtiH-ki , nm.
Hopu. . . 44.71) ) Ailuiun
( jranlto. c.f.'J S. Hopes
Illmat Murpny , ,05
l.llt'b'tli .a
London Financial Itevlt-ir.
l lyxli'j Jain'.i ( liiitlin Ilenn-.tt , ]
I.ONIIOK , Jan , 0 , INew Vork Herald ( Jablo
Special to Tin : HKK.I Hnslm'ks on tlm Stock
exchange generally was exceedingly black and
markets with few except Inns were moro or less
dull. The withdrawal of 184,000 from the
Hank of Kugland for Hussla canned a full of
3-t'nl In consols. IndluiiHlerllngliasglven way
ii pur cent , while rupee paper Improved > { m-r
cent. Foreign government securities closed
heller In lone duo to thu lirmer tendency re
ported on the 1'HiU bourse , HpanUh bond- ,
recovered fi per cent and a few others
art ) slightly butter. Argentine bsues are
htonger owing to Iho premium on gold , re
lapsing to 10G per cent. Home tullwayn
. closed Hat , Americans have ) born In u com-
parutlvt-lv neglected condltlop all day , the
jirlnclpal feature being a fall of iyt percent
- In Denver preference on thu dividend an
- nouncement. AtchUon Income bonds have
- fallen 'i per cent , otherwise- changes t-htah-
hso
- lUhed uro trilling , thu tendency ut thu so
being undecided , Uuiiaillans were dull , le
OruuU Trunk Issues which were
' Io ' prrrenl IOUMIU ( ' .ill m n. . y wa ngnln
In abundant tupplyMTV rhle to lay for lonns
boltiK't tot per cent Thu-o months bills
were ( | uolt-d nt ' to 1" < percent.
rinnnrlnl Notes.
ICAXiUi CITV , Mo , , .Inn , G. Cleaitng , this
day were 'Jl.in'JUU.
NKwYoiii.1nn. P. J'loarlints J137.147.168 !
Imlnnce-.n.OOI.S. . I
I'.Miio , .Ian. O. Tlieo percent rentes , 04f
42Hi- for Ihe nccimnlA
NEW YOUK , Jiiu. n.--0overniurnt bonds
steady ! .siatpbontHJKileelcd
HAVANA , .Ian. ft.-Tho exchanses wore
closed today , It beftKCa holiday.
, HAI.TIMOIIK , Md. , .7MI 0. Clcnrlng * , 19,001-
341 j lialnuees , t39if-ii ; ) ) > Hate , (1 ( per cent.
Pim.Aiiui.t'lllA , I'a. , Jan , tl. Clearing' ,
} 14,8SO 720 ; balances , J2,140,303. Money , 5
5tO percent ,
NKW OIII.KANJ ) . I.a. , , Tan. 0 , t'learltiR ,
12,303,780 , New York exchange , commercial ,
15c discount *
Mm ru IS , Tenn , , .Inn. O.-t'lrnrllilts J405-
340 ; balances , 11 G&,030. New York exchange
sell Ing at par.
l/ONDON , .Inn. 0. Amount of bullion withdrawn -
drawn from the Hank of Knglnud on balance
today. K174,000.
ClNCIN.VATI , O. , Jan. 0.- Money , 0'J5J.7 per
cent. New York exchange , -lOit&tio piemlum.
I'learlngs , $3,180,850.
HOSTON , MIIVK. . .tun. O.-tMearlngs , J 18,330-
244 ; balances. J2.07H.H78. Money , r.pjr cent ;
e.\eliaiigo on New York , HfilOo dl cnunt.
fr. Louts. Mo. . Jan. 0. t'learlnjs , 15,404-
f,73 : balances JSl'J.THi ) . Money , quiet at 0 7
percent ! I'xchtinze on New York. 4th'liremlum.
Nr.w YOIIK , Jan.O.IPpcohil Telegram to Till !
HKIT.I Now York exchange was niioted us
follows : Chicago. HO,1 premium ; lloston , 85J
lOc discount ; St. l.oiils , 4tV premium.
CIIICAIIO , III. , Jan O.-flearlngs , t20,409-
330. New York exi'liange , HOe premium.
Sterling exeliatige , llrm , sl\ty day hills * 4.80s
demand , $4.88. Money firm til l ! per cent.
I.IVi ; STUCK MAUKf.TS.
Hods Today's liuu-knt was by all odds the
most excited and lwlllt > h Mnco hogs Marled on
their recejit boom , , Hecelpts weru only fa r
and as eastern advices weio very favorable
hellers all Marled'Jojit asking Mrongor prices.
All buyers were in'thii Held and irrocdlly took
in the hogs at a S'lFlOo advance. The demand
was MI urgent , however , and Iho lone to Ilio
eastern hog and piOvlslon markets MI bulllMi
that price ; , soon A'unt skyward and before 0
o'clock buyers wo M-rumbllng for tlio hogs
and paying 15c iutiOa higher than yesterday.
Under the clriuuitances : prices naturally
ruled rather unovj-ji , hut Ihu good butcher and
heavy hogs hold hirgely ut from ? 7OO to * 7.10
and thu common light and mixed hogs from
ffl.OO to J7.00. iHfmmon underweight stutr
Mild iiuiu-1 v as low as JG.80 and a load of prltnu
307-lb. hogs Mild Into on the exlremu clo.se ut
* 7.20. Thu big bulk of Ihe fair IP good hogs
hold at from 57,00 to J7.05 iihiiKalnHt fo.80 to
ULCERS
SCROFULA
RHEUMATISM
BLOOD POISON
And ovcry kind red disease arising fro mimpuro
blood ourod by tliat noM-r-falling
and best of all medicines ,
Book on lllood and Bkln Diseases mailed freft
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ) OO. ,
OA.
fi'-IO Thursday nnd $0-lf $ ID Jo 50 rrhhtyof
last week. llepresentiill\o .stiles ;
, .
SillilM1 There were no fresh receipts of
sheep , but a hunch of holdovers found u ready
purchaser at M.rr , . Thu demand continues
good for desirable muttons anil feeders at
fully steady prices. I'alr to good natives , M.fiO
® 4.7t ( ; fair to good westetns , $3.125514.50 :
common nnd slock sheep , J'J.'J.wS.OO : good to
choice 40 to loo-ft lambs , sf.l.ooiJO.OO. Itepre-
.senlatlvo sales :
No. A v. I'r.
28 miM-d II ! ) $4 05
1 buck 1210 3 ( > ( )
HorolplK mill Disposition ol'Stoek.
OfllclrU receipts and disposition nf stock as
shown by the hooks of Iho Union Slock Yards
Company for twenty-four lioui-n , ending at 5
o'clock p. m. January G. 1803.
liri'EIPTS.
nous. I DiiuKi' . IIIOUSKS \MI.S
Cars. Illeoil Cars. IIlo.nl Onrs. llcnil.
insi'osmov.
< ; liln > Ko l.lve Stoek Inrlu-t.
( JinrAoo , III. , Jan 0. [ Special Telegram to
Tun llnK.l Cattle sold unevenly today , but
In all Instnnees hlfflier. Cattle sought liy ex
porters anil the eastern tratle were from 5o to
15e higher thnii on vesterdy or 20cto40e
lilslier than at the lowest time last week ,
i'omnum rouili steers have shown less of a
uiiln , and the advance In bulchiuV and cau-
ners stock was not more than fit1 , comparison
hehiK niaile with Thursday's prices. The pens
were emptied early In this day and the close
was stroii ) ; at from Jl.OO to J3.75 for inferior
to extra cows , heifers anil bulls , $2.25 to $3.75
for stocUors and feeders and from 13.25 to
JO.OO for very common to extra dressed beef
shipping steers.
Another 15c to 25c was put on to the value
of the hos totlav. lie Is now worth anyw liens
from } 0.75 to J7.00 for the 100-llis. , according
to his merit. The best sorts sold quick today
at from i7.no to $7.00 , anil It was no ho al ail
that could not be turned over al$7.20. Very
few of the twenty odd thousand on sale
changed hands below that figure : indeed the
prevailing prices were from $7.25 to i7.40.
The eMreme range for merchantable lots was
from $7.00 to $7.0O. We quote poor Io prime
light weights at from J7.00 ( o J7.35 , and pool-
to extra assorted heavy grade at from $7.20 to
$7.00. Theie were several trades at from $7.50
to $7.00 , and as high as from -87.35 to $7.40 was
paid for light. Nothing has occurred to change
the course of the market.
The sheep market was In much bettor con
dition. Kecelpls were light and the demand
from local concern- ; strong enough to consume
all the useful offerings at llrm prices. Fair to
gootl grades sold at from $5.00 to $5.00 and
light thin feeders at from J4.00 to $4,50.
I'rlmo native muttons sell at from $5.00 to
$5.30 , gootl to choice westerns at from $4.00 to
$5.10 and Inferior to fair mixed stock at from
J2.50 to * 4.00.
Hecelpts Cattle , 0,000 head ; hogs , 20,000
head ; sheep,3,500 head.
Tin ! Kvenlng Journal reports :
OATTI.K Receipts , 5,501) head : shipments ,
2,700 head : market 10H25C higher : be.st
steers , ? 5.205.40j others , $3.005.00 ; stockers
$2.i5@3.25 ! ; cows , Jl.OO&S Jj.
lloos Kecelpts , 10,000 head : shipments ,
3,000 head ; market 10ffl.20c higher ;
rough and common , $0.85 ( .7.00 ; packers and
ml.\cl ( , $7.10ft7.40 ; butchers and prime heavy ,
$7.40147.05 ; light. $7.035i7.30 ; pigs , $ G.2ta7.00 ;
butchers' weights , JG.05W.7.10.
Plir.EP Iteceipts , 4,000 head ; shipments ,
1,000 head ; market active for sheep : lambs ,
dull ; owes , * 3.a5 < ff 4.20 : mixed , J4.BO.ru.7ri . ;
all others , $4.75315.25 : westerns , $4.85 ( 5.15 ;
lambs. J5.25'iiG.OOj natives , J3.85B5.25 ; yuarl-
lnt'.s$5.754i,0.00 : wethers , $4.75@5.25.
New York l.lve Stoelc .Market.
NEW YOIIK , Jan.G. lliivr.s : : Uecolpts. 1,450
head , Including 20 car loads for sale. Market
active and 10ftl5c per 100 pounds higher.
Native steers , i3.HOa-I.25 ; bulls. $3.DO@,4.GO ;
dressed beef , steady ut BfiiB'&c. Shipments to
morrow , 77H beeves and 4,000 quarters of
bc'-vcs.
0 VI.VKS Hecelpts , 170 head ; market steady :
veals5.00@5.75 ; grassers , J2.303U.20.
Kuixi' AND I/AMIIS Hecemts , 3,300 bond ;
market llrm , shade higher ; sheep , $3.70ii5.25 ;
Iambs , $5.75iJ5.8D. (
lions Hiicelpts , 2,080 head , consigned direct ;
market nominally higher at. $7.00.t&7.00. (
St. Louis l.lvti .Stiiek Mai-lent ,
fiT. I.otns , Mo. . Jim , 0. OATn.r. Hocelpts ,
2,100 head ; shipments , 1,000 head : market
active ; fair to good steers , W,003i4.80 ; Texas
steers$3.00ii3,70 ; grass fed.steers , J2.20S3.25 ; :
range cows , il.50' > 2.25 ; range steers , $2.20a
3.00 ; native ulcers , $3.0i5.00 ) ; shipping ,
84.05'T15,00.
lions Hecelpts , 5,100 bead ; shipments ,
5'JOO head ; market lOc higher ; heavy.
$ O.OOSt7.25 ; packing , fO.70B7.15 ; light , { 0,00 ®
7.10.
SliRni' Receipts , 500 head ; shipments , 400
head ; market quiet ; natives , f3,00145.00.
Kansas City l.lvn Stoulc .Mii--i-l. : ;
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Jan , 0. OATTM ! Ho-
cclpts , ! ) ,100 head : slitpmunts , BOO lie-ail ;
market active , l15c ( higher : dressetl beef
and shipping steers , $3.00104.00 ; cows , $1.50
S3.50 ; siockers and feeilors , $2.85S3.40 ,
lltitlK Uecolpts , 0,700 head : shipments ,
2,400 bead : market excited , 15S30c higher ;
all grades. * 5.6oa7.05 ; hulk.t J0.85-0.05.
ynii.i > HecelptH , 1,500 head ; shipments ,
200 head ; market dull , common nbeep weak :
muttons , S4.50S4. H5 ,
MOTHKItS ,
and especially
nursing mothers ,
ni'ctl the 6tri'iigtli-
onlng support and
hell ) that coim-a
with Ur. I'lerco's
Favorite Prescrip
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the pains and liur-
dons of chiltl-
hrarhig , Insures
boalthy , vigorous
offspring , and
promotes an abundant secretion of nourish
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perfectly harmless in nuv condition of the
lomule system , as it regulates and promotes
nil the natural functions nnd never conflicts
with them.
Tim " Prescription" builds up , strengthen ! ,
and cures. In all the chronlo weaknesses and
disorders that alllict women , It is unT > if l
to benefit or euro , or the money is refunded.
For every case of Catarrh which they can
not cure , the proprietors of Dr. Sago's Ca-
turrh Remedy ngree to pny JMX ) in cash.
You're cured by its mild , eoothing. cleansing -
ing , aud healing properties , or you'ro paid.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ojnaha.
lctt ! Cuttle Ho nmt l-lu't-p uiurket In tlio west.
COHMISSJOH "OUSES-
Wood Brothers.
IIvo Stock Commission MeiclmntJ.
i'outU Otu Utt Telt-plioiiH HIT , C'Ulcayo.
JOHN I ) . DADIS.MAN , I
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OMAPIA
Manufacturers'
AWNINGS AND TENTS
Omaha Tent-Awning
COMPANY.
HOItSi : COVKK9 ,
II Ifl Knrimm Ml.
DADS AMD TWINES- I
Bemis Omaha Bag M. 0. Daxon ,
COMPANY.
Importer ) nml niinu fr.1. Illcjrcloi 'Old on monthly
Hoar BAcki , burlap i ,
twlno. li. I2j.s-.isth.
BOOTS VND SHOES.
' Morse-Cos Shoe Company ,
Howard Mrojt.
Factory corner llth and Uotuliu Slroot < .
> Vo nro making close prlo'i to cath buyers , an 1 aru
class of ffoodn which U very sale iblo
with merchant * .
Kirkendall , Jones & Amar. Hand-Sewed
COMPANY.Yholotalo SHOK OO. , tuolt.shoii
mfrs. nucnts lloilon and rubb rgoods , 13J3-
Itubhor Shoo Co. . 110.- UIU Hartley rft.
HOI-I1W Ilaruey St.
COAL , COXE. R03NICE.
Omaha Coal , Coke & Eagle Cornice Works
UMB CO. . hard nnd sift Mfrd. palvantzo I Iron
coal , S 10 cor. Ititli and ournluj. lncl > w c.ipit ,
Douglas Sts. inctalllo 'KvllK-lits. ulc.
ORYGaODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Kilpatric'K-Kocli Dry
O OODS CO ,
Dry cooile , notions , fur- Notloni. ixonM' fur.ilih-
c > rnor ln-ioiMl.etir. llth unit
llthaml 11-iwarJ Sit. H.irnoy St < ,
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering BC3Q33 & Rimy an
CO. . upholstered furnl- l-'UUNITUUB CO. , Grnco
turi3.ll.unui Nicholas
St. Wholesale onlf. nnit 1,1th Sti.
QRODERIES. DRUGS , ETC.
D. M. Steele & Co. , Blaks , Bruce & Co. ,
1201-1205 Jonoa St. , 10th and Harnoy Sis. ,
Ouiaba. Onmha.
SlicrifTH Sale.
Under and by virtue of an execution Issued
jy Frank K. .Moores , clerk of the district , court
vithln and for Douglas county , Nebraska ,
upon u judgment rendered by said court at
ts September term , A. I ) . , 1892. In favor of the
ilercbants National bank of Kansas City ,
Missouri , and against tbo Metropolitan C'ablo
tullway company of Omulia , Nebraska. I
lave levied upon Iho following described
iroperty as the property of the said , The
Metropolitan Cable Itnllway company of
Omana , Nebraska , to-wlt : "Track and road
bed , Including rails , ties , plates , fiogs , bolts ,
splices , wires , switches , poles , trolly wires ,
cross wires , etc. , etc. , and everything psrlain-
ng to.said truck and the operating thereof as
nu electric motor line of Mild The Metropol
itan Cnhlu Itnllxvuy company nn10th si rout
ind on Dodge struct In the city of Omaha , and
on Dodge street as extended , Woodman ave
nue. Underwood avenue and \Vllson avenue or
street In Dundco I'laco or adjacent thereto In
tlio county of Douglas and state of Nebraska. "
' ( Jno car house ( frame building on posts or
lilocks ) located on lot 1-1 , block H8 , Dundee
rineo , Douglas county , Nebraska. " "Two
motor passenger cars numbi-rod respec
tively two ill ) , nod three < 3 > " "Kceord book ,
Block certlllcato book and seal of said com-
iiny ; , " and also "Iho franchise granted to said
-onipany , wlilch Includes all the lights and
iirlvilugessecured thereby"and I will on the
17h ( day of .lanuary , A. I ) . , 1U93 , commencing
at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day , at the east front
door of thu county court house In tlio clly of
Omaha , sell said piopcrty at public auction to
tbu highest and host bidder or bidders for
cash , to .satisfy said execution , Iho amount duo
tlieieonbulng forty thousand , four hundred
forty-six aiidOl-lUi ) dollars ( ilO.-UO.Ol ) judg
ment , and sixteen and 3H-10U dollal * [ fill.DM )
costs , with Interest on said amounts fiom the
1'Jlh day of September , 1HUU , and tlio accruing
costs on said Judgment nnd im-cut Ion.
liKOHUti A. HKNNRTT ,
Hlierln'of Doitglns County , Nebraska.
IMKH , HAMILTON .t MAXWKI.U Atlornoy.s
Omaha , Neliruska , .lanuary 5 , 1HU3.
,1 'xl iilm :
SHWHH 1'UOPOSALS.
Foaled propos ils will ho reoJlva-l by the un-
derslgnei ) until ii.K ! o'olock n. in. Janniiry " ( lib ,
is ; ) . ' ) , fortho ertiisti'iii-tlon of i ; Bowur In bower
dlstrlet No. 177 , In Iho oily of Omali't , as pur
ordinance N't ) . : ca7 , aceurtilng to plans and
F-p.-uinoiUlOMS on Hlo In the ollbo of tno l.-nird :
ot public works. K'irh proposil to ho madoon
printed blanks fiirnlshiiil by tlm board , and to
be aei'onip.inloa by n eertlliod cheek In the
bum of ? . " ) , payable to Ilia city of Omaha , us
nn evidence of goo'l faith.
The beard reserves thn right to roioctany or
all bids and to waive defuuts.
1' . W. IIIHKHAUHKH.
Oiialrm-m Ito.-.rd of 1'ubllt.i Works.
Omaha , Neb , , Jan. ( lib , 1HJ1. ' .U 7 l-'l II
PROPOSALS FOR GUA IHNG ,
onlcil pronos'ili will hu rcuulvotl by Iho un-
dersignoil iinill l.U ; ' o'uUitilc p. in , , January
Utli , I8'ji : , for xriitllng Wool worth avuniio , from
I'nd ulreel to ( II 1 1 street. In thu oty : of Omaha ,
III accordance with plans and t > pcu llcullons
on Mm In the ollloo of the llourd of I'uhllc
Works.
Illds will bu madoon prlnto.1 blau'ts ' furnish.
cd by thu board , ami l > be aei-ompanled with
, i curll lied uhuot < In tlio sum of $ .UJ , payable
to the city of Omaha , as an ovidunuDof good
Thu board rosoi ves the rl ht to rojeotany or
Chair-nan Hoard of I'ublle Works.
Omaha , Neb. , Dui-embcruUtb , Id'J. ' .
d3'-'j.jo-7 |
PKOPOSALS FOR bLOPJNG HANKS
OF EAUTII.
Healed propoiiils will he received by the un
dersigned until 1 : : > 0 o'clock p. m. , Januury
20th , 1H'J3 , for grading and hloplngdown banks
of earth us have been declared a nuisance as per
ordinances 'o.-i. 3332 and 3370 , und described
l-'ront parts of sub lots 12 , 13 and 14 of lot 0.
Capitol addition , and lots 1H und 1U , Keys'
subdivision of lot ' > , Capitol addition , and
hank of earth on south half of lot 10Koimt/.e's
2ml iidtlltlon.so as to prevent the wasting ,
falling or washing of earth thurefiom upon
the adjacent sidewalks.
iH-b sloping and grading to bo done In ao
coidanco with the Instrucllonsof the clly en
gineer and Hoard of 1'iibllc Works.
llltls will bu made on printed blanks fur
nished hv the hoard , and to ho afi-ompunletl
by a certllled check In thu sum of * 500 , paya
ble to thu city of Omaha us an ovhle/icuof /
good faith.
Thu board reserve * the right to reject any
Chairman llouid of 1'ubllc Win Us.
Omaha , Neb. , Juuuury litli , lbU3.
Juuuury 0,7 , 13 , 14.
Scaled proposals will be received by the
Slate Hoard of 1'rlntlug at tlieolllceof the sec
retary of .state , at any time before Thursday ,
.lanuary 12th , 1H33 , at 2 o'clock p. m. , for
printing and binding in cloth DOOO copies re
port of Htate Hoard of Horticulture for the
year 18)3 ! , of 300 pages each , the biimu to ho
printed In long primer type. The slo of page ,
weight Mini quality of paper , Myle ami quality
of binding , style of lettering on cover and In
all respects the work to lie the same as the
Horticultural Heportof 1H)2. ) Sample of worlt
nay be fit-en ut the olllco of the secietary of
tato.
Work to bo completed within si\ly days
rom lliu awarding of the contract.
Hlght reserved to reject any and all bids by
he State 1'rlntlng Hoard.
Dated December ttbth , 1HQ2.
JOIINO. AI.l-KN ,
l)30d lot Secretary of Sluto.
.Votiee.
Not Ice is hereby given ( bat tlio annual meet.
ngofthu Hlocliholtlor.-i of the Omnlia I'nlon
Icpot rompany will be buhl al tinolllco of Ibo
Tnlon Depot company , at Ilin Iieailtiiarler9 |
if the Union I'ai-llli ; Hallw.iy company , In thu
Ityof Omaha , on the uth tlayof January ,
_ bl)3 ) , at 3 o'clock p. m. , tor the election of ill-
ectors ami trnnsacttoii of any oilier husiiiu.s ?
hut may legally coitio befmo thu meuilng ,
T. I , . KIMIIAI.I. , I'n-sltlent
Omaha , December 20 , 1 'J2. IWId'JOb
I'OOEOItOB WAUHR.N SMITH. WII.UIAM ,
.M. .lonkins , Delia Davis , Outlier no K.
llobbs Nelson H Hwolt/or. .lolm 13. l ' . I oli-
ni.inn. Mary S. B uinJurJ. hl//.io W M'JiJIU )
, ; oy. D.in irek Hook. Anniiinloiliur :
( .ioorgii ll.bleulf.Kllery I..lloiu-kOso < r Hurt-
man. Mlelilgiin Mutual l.lfo Inniirineu Oo.t-
piny : , Uuorgu M. MuelyVllllam O , Whltu
huiitl , I-.llirlilgu J.awtot Ujolnv Y , .Mason ,
Davltl M. Uro , A.C. Luluhti.i. K bridge l-uw *
ton , Ij-idoo A. I'owell Matlnla Do ( jroisollo ,
iioii-rt'Kldonls :
Vou aru hcrubv notlll.nl . that the iimlur-
blgnod , thruo dislntoroitetl froulioldors of the
eity uf Omali-i. hivu : been duly npiio utuu by
the mayor , with thn npimiv.il of Ihu eity
c-ounelluf HAld eity , to asio s tlio tUimign to
lliu owners rckiivutlvii.y of Iho oroporty
declared by ortlln ui"o nei-essm-y to bu appro
priated for the use of said oily for thu pur
pose of opening nml oxuindinv New to UN trout
Irani livonport's : subdivlalon Io3)tli ) atroet. I
you are fun her nntlllud. that liiivlnituccoitoa | [
said appointment , an I duly qii.ilHl'Jl M ru-
qulruu by law. wu will , on thuJJtli day of
January. A. D. H'.li , ut tlm hour of ; i o'clock
in tbo afternoon , at thn olll ! > of Out ) . .1. I'aul ,
ID ) . ' , I < 'anrim Btruot , nil bin thu corporate lliii-
Hs of mild eity , muut for tin ) purptno of con-J
5lilorlng ami iiKikliigtho assessment of damage -
age to tlm owners rcspumlve.v . of Bald pro
perty. by ru son of .such talcing and appro
priation thereof taking Into consideration ,
bpoul.il bunullts , If any.
Tlio pnijiorty Ijuluiiit.iK to you , nroposcd
to bo approprlalii 1 im iifnrL'sild : , and
which ban Ucun ili-uiuro-.l nuuusjary by tbo
council , by ordlnun , to appropriate to thu
USD of the city , butn rt-ltu ttu In said ultv of
Omaha. In the county of Dtnulns , inul nt.ito of
Nebraski , Is described a follows , to wit !
( ion. Wnrrun Hmlth Thu soulirTB5 feet of
lots : ! , : i7 , : . .T.I , i > , u , rj.4iami4i.
William M. JunWIiis-Tho HoutliT.a feet lo
Uolla Davis and O.ithurlnu K HohlnTno
60iith S7.M feet lot 4'1 , .
Nelson II. SwIUur TIm north SO 15 font lot 53.
John O. jA'hmiiiin North W.15 fo t of oa
MurVs , HauirJors-Norlli M.I5 foot east C3.6J
° '
! , - - SB. 15 feat lot 03
Donimluk Hook-North 1.1 fi-ut lotfil
Oscar IIiirtman-North U'J.n feat lot m.
Mlohsan Mut. L.fo liu. Co.-.NorthM.I5fcol
'I.IJ foct of mid lie H
° \Vil'llam O. Wliltabuiia-Nurtli3l.n foot east
KllVldiro fawlon-Nortlr.'i.l5 ) foot lot 07.
Hooioy M. MIIHOII and David M. Uro North
I'U 15 feet lot US.
A. O. l.ol htonNorth 23.11 foot lot 00 ,
B ! bridge Liiwtoii-NprtliSl Ii lot 71. ,
Idiiloa A. Orowoil NorlhSO.15 fuid , lot . .I.
Ueur u II. WooU North .UlSfoot woit II foot
of norlli I- foul of lotsu.
Kllury I. . lloucU-Bouth7.8i ! ! footBouth 'A of
" '
"Aniiu'Viiudonhur4-South3r.85foot of nortl
Jiof south 14 of lot 17.
All In aiso'j udait'.oii In mild city , oounty
Vou are'notllloil to bo pronimt at , the tlm *
and plucuuforoiMlil. aul muko any objection *
to or stati'nioiiU eoncoruliiif * ld propo-tod tin-
proprlation or as-jommout - of duinajud , us jo *
may cou.ldcr proper.
H. W. UII1HON.
WM. O. HUH1VKK.
Omahft , Ieo mborl7 , ib'J ; .
