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C01I1IERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Contrary to Predictions May Pork Oponotl
at a Decline ,
THIS WAS DUE TO HEAVY SELLING
BpecnlnloM Were AnsloiM to rtcnllie nnd
Kipoditlr Tlint Clmi Known the
"Coantry" I.nter the Provltlon
Market Improvnil.
CniCAOO , HI. , Jan. 9--Conlrary to predic
tions May pork opened fit 118.45 this morning ,
a break of 2Bc a barrel from Saturday's closing
price. This was duo to the he.xvy soiling nnd
under the estimate of hog receipts. About
80,000 hogs was the clitlmato for today , but
according lo the reports anywhere from 81-
000 to 36,000 lii-nil were received. Speculators
wanted to rcall/e , nnd ospeclnlly that portion
known as the "country ; " and nearly every
order was filled frnmf ItUfi to I18. 24. ! Thn
low trade Is yet undecided us to whether theio
Is a I'orniT In pot k or not.
Mny Is along uuy alicud and It seems Im
probable thai any symlVato Is at work on a
corner til present for Unit month. HUH pork Is
strong , though nt present the pork suspects
are "scalping" on the matket. There Is a gun-
crul feeling among the traders tlmt there Is
danger of a "siiueezo" later on. Cmltihy t
Wright have been absolved and Philip I ) . Ar
mour Isglven credit for the iiipld advance ,
Armour tan n deal In poik several years ago ,
according ID genet M belief , In which a number
of prominent Irndeis " - "
were badly "Mim-e/ed.
Hut for Iliii nervous andstiong market for
pork nnd rlns It would lime been a day to re
member on tbo Hoard of Trade for Its phenom
enal dullness. Some of tin ) apathy shown bv
the traders was ascribed to tbo election of
dlrectois , but there was nothing in tbo nnws
of a stimulating character and that was prob
ably the main CIIUMJ for the dullness , Com
pared with Satuidny'f , closing prices , wheat , Is
'Xe lower , corn Is off fiom ' c lo J/c , oats ' ( ,
and lard lOc. i'ork Is 37'Sc and libs 7'Sc
higher.
Wheat was slow all through tbo session and
kept fiom V to ' , < range. The northwestern
receipts were Small for Monday , but the loi--il
receipts weie neatly 175 i-ais above the estl-
matoatid trade was lin-llned to wall the an-
nouiireift. nt of Iho visible supply , "lilrh was
late In coming In. The leporls showed a
smaller liu-M--iM than
) was genei ally expected
anil tended to Keep pi Ices rather Him.
In corn Initial tiaiisiutlonseio at about
llmil notations of Satuiday and sagged oir
under modetale ollcilngs ! | Inlluenced by
Ihodecllno In the sun mi nil Ing pits , hut ut40i ;
for.May there was iiullo an active demand and
the prlcosoon rallied , lei-overlng the early
loss , nut again eased oil' on selling by bioker.s
supposed to bu lopiesenttng local uluvator
roncernsaiid by the local ciowd In general ,
on liberal estlnuitCH for tomorrow and Incrcaso
In the visible , the ptlcn reacting from ! ic to
drilled steady nnil closed with fiom He to
Ur. loss.
Oats vrcro modenitoly nctlvo nnd easier.
Prlco changes wore confined to Uo range.
Tbo provision market was very unsettled
and for a tlmo it looked as If HID high prices
wuro at an end. There was a largo element In
the regular trade that sold early. Grain
houses helped to raid the pork market. Com
mission bouses bad selling orders fiom the
outside. Moss pork Rtarted on a sharp decllno
and at the low point tlio llrst few minutes
showed about 30c loss fiom Katuiday. hard
nnd ribs at tbo same tlniu showed 20c loss
The weakness was very deceptive. An hour
Inter prices were up around tbu Satin day llg-
tires. After u pause there was a second bulge
and May pork touched $19.00 on a bid for 6UO
barrels lit Oo ov-ei'llie mnrknt. There was an
other lull uhcn a third nnd later bulge put
prices .still higher. Although hoe receipts
woru over llio estimate at 31,000 to 35,000 , the
market at the yards kept sluing A few ven
tured to sell short , but Ihu most of the .selling
at any tlinn was by holders with prollts. Ar
mour and Heiimveri ; said to be buyers.
Kstlniated lecelpts for ( omoiiow : Wheat ,
410 cars ; corn , 405 cars : oats , 150 cars ; bogs
26.0OO head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
AIITICI.EX. OI-E.N. moil. i.ow. CI.OSK. HAT'V.
78X
41 W
mi
teh if
sou
aiM
17 05 18 ca II ? S 18 ro 18 80
13 45 19 m 18 U 1907H IS 70
10 80 1080 10 71 10 75 10 00
10 107M 1075 10 57 ! 1U70 10 77
0 fO 9 CO 9 no o ro
977M 9 70
Cash nnotatlons wuro as follows :
J''iouu ' Strong ; buyers and sellers lOc
apart.
WHKAT No. 2 spring , 72Ja'c ; No. 3 spring ,
G3o ; No. 2 red. 72fjc.
COIIN No. U , 41ic ; No. 3 cash , 37U37Mc ;
No. a yellow , 3ao. ?
OATH-No. 2 , UOJfc ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. ,
84U(33I'/C ( ! No. 3 whIto,34'Sc. '
Uvi-Nn. : . 5Gc.
HAIU.KV No. 2. 00c ; No. 3 , f. o. b , , 4ia01c ;
No. 4 , f. o. b. , 3B&Ii3e.
KIAX SKIII-NO. : 1. $1.00.
TIMOTHY SKIIJ Prime , 81.97.
I'UUKAli'i > s , per bbl. , S17.8517.00 ; lard ,
per 100 Ibs. , tlO.75 ; shoit ribs , sides ( loose ) ,
l9.COffili& ) ) ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) ,
* 0.iaVj@9.70 ( ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , S10.25
010.35.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
n.no.
_ SuoAn Unchanged ; cut loaf. 5Vi < 36sc ; ;
grnnnlatcd , 5 > ic ; standard "A , " 5c.
The following woru the receipts and shlp-
uicnts today :
I
On the I'rodnco exchange todav the huttor
marltot was llrm : croifcnory , COQaSc ; ordinary.
20ffi28c. EBBS , ( .troiiKi strictly fresh , U8a9c.
'f Onialm 1'rodiieo Alnrket.
The week oni-nrd with a very light run of
produce of all Kinds and a. steady market.
Aw'ijKH Stocks 'iro held at tJ.50S4,00 for
fair to cbolco stock.
1IANANAS Quoted at $2.00112.50 per bunch.
"HuTTKii The fact that eastern and southern
* j. inurliotH are In pretty good fibnpo creates a
bhlpplng dcmundi that keeps all mirplus Ktock
on tills markntcleanod up. HtralBbtpaukngcs
of country roll sell largely nt lOc. and select
lots at 17lHe , and oven IIH high as UOc ,
UitANiinniUKfl Quotations are : Hell and
cherry , $8.50 per bbl. : boll and bugle , 10.50 ®
10.00 ; Jersey Capo Cod , J9.50.
CKi.r.uv Perdoz. bunches , 35c.
Koos The market Is very poorly supplli-d
with fiesb slock and prices are very llrm. The
co-called fresh eggs are selling at 25c and
there was Komotnlu that htlctly fresh laid eggs
would bring even piore.
1'JiKSll VWIKTAHI.KS Local growers are
bringing In a fmv fresh vegetables of hothouse
growth. Now onions , 20tf.25u per dozen
bunches ; lettm-e , 4040cs radishes , 50c.
UAUIS Hipilrrels are almost unsalable and
hardly worth shipping at the present state of
tbo market. Jack rabbits uio generally
quoted at $1,50 nnd small iiibblts at 7f > o.
HONIIV ( Jood white clover Is quoted all the
way from 17a2lV.
I , KSIONS-Q. notations are 4.0OE5.00.
AIAI.AOA liiiAi-KS Uiichiingi.'d ut 0,00 per
keg.NUTS
NUTS I.urgo hickory nuts , tl,05 | black wal
nuts , f l.'J6 ,
OVHTKIIS I'rlces at Omaha still remain at
ntn
ONIONS The market Is ijiilot. Hnmn groivn ,
B5o perbusliel , tiutl Hpiiulsb $1.00 per crate.
OiiAMliiS-TlieiiiarketlsslIll supplied wltb
Morldn ornngeN only. UilghtH mo qiioiud nt
t3.25 for Hliiulo case loU and $3.00 for live to
ten cnsu lots. HussotH are 2 , ' > c i-beaper ,
I'otil.Tiiv t'lilcKeiw were sc-aice and sold
from ' HlOc ; geese and ducks , 04ilOo ; turkeys ,
I'Jfai-Ho.
I'orAror.s Thu trade Is limited to thi ) lo
of Hinull lots from stores. Western in
stoi-k is quoted ut sou and Utah and Colorado
at OOo.
SxvKKTl'OTATOM-Thn supply Is very light
and tbey are held at$4.U5 ,
VI.AIVeal calves , choice. 7ci large and
thin , 3Q.&C. A large anil thin veal calf Is
ubout the hurdcsl thing on the market to dis
pose of.
1IU8INKSS IlllltU-S.
T. J , Doud , Hr , , a Jeweler ut Clmdroii , Is re
ported closing out.
I11. . McICeriovv , running n department store
ut Not folk , bus moved to I'blciigo ,
M. II. Iruln , running u general store ut
Miller , has gh en a bill of sale for $ H,500 ,
W. II. Malkeii , formerly In the drug business J
ut Kuure , has ivmoved lo Colorado rJprlnss.
AleMlllen , 1'otter fc Co. , publMiers at Ited ;
Cloud , have been oucceedeil by Ucorgo J. War-
mi.
mi.Hull
Hull A. Iliiul , In the livery stable business ,
Jiavo dUsolved , J. H , Hull continuing the bu l-
tiu.ss ,
M , H. Alesworth. general store at Junlatn.
IIIIH been ulo ed on a chattel niirlgugo In.of
13,30'J.
The Craig Drug company nnd It , E. I'lumb ,
general store , both of Craig , nro reported us
ubout to boll out ,
Bwuil Hi ! > . . whohuvolH'en conducting agen-
oiaUtoro uud uifilculturul liuplcuieut
lit Wniitn , hnvo told out to A ml or urn
llco * .
liner Hros hrkk mann.f riiirorsof Omalm ,
\ve Incorporated under the llrm nnmo of the
Itncr llrlrk fo'npany.
At noted * omo days ago , Iho firm of Klrsch-
braun ft Sons of Omaha and the Promont llut-
ttr nnd Kgn company , had Jolnod forces.
Yestordny the new nrm filed nrtlcloiof Incor
poration under the nnmoof the Klrschbrnun-
llnskcll Produce company.
New Vork Markets ,
Nnw VotiK. Jan O.-Fi-otm-tlecelpH , 20-
000 pkgs.s export * , 800 bbls. , 21,000 Backs )
dull , steady ; salos. 8,000 bbM.
Con.v MIAI/ : Hull , stonily.
WIIBAT llocolpts , 13.00(1 ( bu. ; etport , 123-
000 bu. ; snlo , fiOO.OOO bu. futures ; fl.OOO of
spots. Spots dnll.enslor Ni ) . , rcdL78i 79
In Morn and elevator ; 70 > ji580c. afloat ; 70M ®
80 ic f. o. b. : No. 1 northern , 82 > ie ; No. 1 tVard ,
88HCi No. 2 northern , 79' < e ; No. 3 wring , 74Ur- .
Options opened at ' KHC doellno on easier
cables , ievovered HKftC on tinner west nnd
shorls covering , declined nn3ton ronlmng ,
closing steady at UGt'io below Saturday , with
trading .very dull ; No. 2 red , January , 77' . ®
7Hic , closing at 77c ; May , 82 ! ® 82 9-lUc ,
closing at B2 . . .
Stocks of gialn tn.sloic and afloat January 7 ;
wheat , ' . ' ' . ' liu , : ciirn.tVJlOOObu. ! ; oals ,
l,792ooo bu. ; rjo > , 23,000 Int. : barley , 105,000
bu ; malt , 17,00(11111 ( ; peas , 1,0001m.
llAitt.r.v MAt.T-Dull.
Colt.V Hecelpts , 100,000 bu. : exports , 82-
OOO bu : salts , aon.ooo bu. futures ! 120,000
bu. cash. Ppols moderately llimnctlvu ; ; No. 2 ,
CO'i50Ui' ' elevator , 61 V' ' " > l't ' < ' nlloat ; No. 3 ,
49a49'C ' ! steamer mlx.d , OOHwCOVc. Opllons
were modeintlvf'ly uctlvennd opened wrak at
ndecllnoof ! fWJ c , tidviuiccd Uc. following
the nrst _ closing < | iillvyllli trading chlelly
swllcliliiii ; .laiiuary , riOtKrjO'ic , closing 50c ! ;
May , 51 W.V. ! o-lfo. ( closing 52'ic.
OAT8-Hccelpls , 85,000 bu. ; oxiiorts , 125
bu. ; sak-H , 10,000 bu. futures , 1,500 bu.
spot , Hpoli dull steady ; options steady , neg-
lecieil ; Jlay , 3'J'30'c ' , closing at 39'jn ! spot
white , 42ijiil42)le ; IIMM , | western , a7Q.3cJo ;
whltowosleiii,40ftlG'ic ; No. U Chicago , 3H' ' < c.
MAY Quiet andaboul steady ; shipping , G5c ;
good to choice , TfiiilOOc.
Hoi's ( 'ulet. steady ; common tocholco,23c ;
PaullluCoislaK : ( .23o.
SuoAU itiiw , llrm , nulet ! sales , 470 bngsi
centrifugals , 90 test. 3 7-iro. . _ Kellncd . . . , fairly . . .
active , firm , olT A , 45-lC'l.4 ! 9-10c : mould A ,
4 tr > .10 < ar > ' < ic ; standard A , < ll-lG@4 c ! .con
fectioners A , 4U-ltV3Pul ( cut loaf. 55-10 ®
05cjClUsheil ! , D6-10f,5lic ; nowdoied , 5 15-10
C15UC ) granulated , 4 ll-ioa&c ; cubes. 4 15-10
.
MOI.AP.SF.S New Orleans , steady , fair rio-
mmnl ; open kettle new good to choice , 20 ®
30c.
30c.KICK
KICKI'alrly active , steady ; domestic , 8'/4
® r > c ; .lapan , 4'iPiic.
KUIIH 1'alr demand , firm ; western best , 28 ®
31-j WL-sti'Ui , late Kiithi'ied. l8c. !
lllliF.s- Moderate demand ; wet salted New
Orleans selected , 46 In 50 Ibs. , 5tt7c ; Texas
solecled , 50 to 00 Ibs. , 51J7C.
I'IIOVISIONS 1'orli , higher. In demand ! old
mess , J17.50ai7.7ri ; new mess , 1 18.25 18. 75 ;
extra prime nominal. I'ut meals In good de
mand. sti linger ; pickled bellies , lOiic ; pickled
shoulders , 'J'Jc hid ; pickled bams , 13c ; middles.
llrmer ; "bolt clear ( ) ' { . l.ard. quiet , llrmer :
\\estetn , steady at fH.15Sll.-0 ; sales , nonu ;
option sales , nOO tlcices ; .lanuary , Jll.1'2 ,
closing at $11.10 ! Match , tlOOj ; May , $10.95
bid.
lliTTTin--lloileralo : demand , firm ; western
dairy , 17 < ? j.2lc ; westein creamery , 2223c ;
western factory , 12c ; Hlgln , 25 300.
( /'MKKSK-l'alr demand , linn.
Pin InoN Dull , steady ; American , 112.75 ®
15.50.
Cori'Kii Steady , quiet ; lake. $12.20.
LEAD Dull , steady ; domestic , J3.H5
TlM-Qulut ; Straits , $19.05.
' St. I.ouls .Markets.
ST. r.ouiu , Mo. , Jan. 9. 1'LOUU Steady and
unchanged.
WHKAT Cash , better , C7'c ; options de
cllncd ) { ( TS8C earlv : closed ! e < iiMe. under Sat
urday ; Slay. 737B'74c ; July. 74c. !
COIIN 1'ollowed wheat and closed } { c lower ;
cash and January , 3734'c ; May , 41 Me.
OATS-Casb , bettor ; sample lots No 2 May ,
34it. . ! . . _ .
HAIIMV : No sales.
llirriiiu Dull ; creamery , 2529c ; dairy ,
ISffi'JGc.
Eil ! < Higher ; 25c.
POHK Now , tlrm at $19.25 ; old , $18.25.
JAII > -$10.HO.
KltCBll-T ! I'lour , 7,000 bhls. ; wheat * 53,000
bu. ; corn , 205,000 bu. : oats , 49,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 5,000 bbls. ; wheat , 42,000
ou , ; coin , 133,000 bu. ; oats , 7,000 bu.
Iti-lttsh Crala Tr.-iclo Itmle\r.
LONDON , Jan. 9. The Mark I.ano Express In
Its weekly review of the British gialn trade
says ; English wheat has risen 5d In London
and Is in sovuial of the country markots. The
sales have been oven smaller than usual In
mld-wlntor. Tor the llrst t line In a long period
the demand has exceeded the supply. The
stocks have thereby been reduced 115,000
quarters. A i-ontliuiance of tills demand
would greatly help trade out of the despond
ent stagnation that provalfMl in December.
A decreased shipment for America and In
creased continental demand for Indian wheat
lias helped tlio market since Now Year's day.
The chief features of the stocks Is the enor
mous Increase in the supply of foreign. In
Jumiary , 1892 , the stock of llour was 595,000
quarters. It Is now 1,500,000 quarters ,
OolTi-c Marltot.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 9-Optlons opened steady ,
unchanged to 10 points decllnu , closed
qulot , Sales 15,250 bags , Includ
ing January. $15.85 © 1&.90 ; Febru
ary , $15.70 ; March , 815.00 ® 10.75 ; April ,
115.50 ® 15.GO ; May. 815.40(5415.00 ( ; July ,
15.50 ; Seplember. m5.4015.50. Spot Bio ,
dull , easy. No.7 , tlG.50Q.lG.75.
Itio JANIMIID , Jan. 7. First ordinary , 12-
800 rcls per kilos ; seconds. l',100 rols ; re
ceipts durlngthe week , 50,000 bags.
SAM os Jan. 9. 'uood uvoiago 11,500 rels
10 kilos ; recelpts'dililng the week 68,000
bags ; piiicliasus for the United States 25,000
bags ; shipments to the United States ,110110 ;
stock , 3'7OUO bags.
Oil Marlci-i.
Nnw YOIIK , Jan. -Pmnoi.EU.M Steady ,
dull ; Unit Id , no sales.
Corro.N.suiu On. Steady , firm ; crude ,
43 > j44c ;
TAF.MIW Stronger ; city ( $2.00 for pkgs. ) 0 ! ,
' . -Quiet , steadier at SSiJc. _ _
LONDON , Jan. 'J. Tuiirr-.NTJNK Srinirs 22s ,
Gd per cnt ,
LiVF.ui-ODL , Jan. 9. TAM.OW Flno Ameri
can , 28s , Ud porcwt.
TUHPKNTI.NI : SI-HUTS 22s , 9d percwt.
'Kniinas City Cnilu Mnrltnt.
KANSAS OITV , Mo. , Jan. 9. WHEAT Weak
nnd lower ; No. 2 hard , GOc ; No. 2 red , GBJJ ®
69c.
69c.COIIN
COIIN Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 3333fc ; No. 2
white. 35c.
OATS-FIrm : No. 2 mixed , 2GQ26ic ! ; No. 2
white. 30H31 He. '
Eoos Actlvn and higher at 25c ,
KLCEII-TS Wheat , 02,000 bu. ; corn , 17,000
bu. ; oatH , none.
. SIIII-JICNTK Wheat , 80,000 bu. ; corn , 14,000
bu , ; oats , none
l.lviTjiooI .llurkut * .
LiVEKi-oouJan. 9. WHEAT Qulot ; holders
offer moderately.
COIIN Firm ; demand fair ; mixed western ,
, UUyd percental.
PKAS CanadianOs Gd percental ,
UEEK 7-is ! 3d per tlorco.
IIACON Long nnd short clear , 500 pounds ,
22s per cwt.i long clear , 450 pounds , 03s.
tiUTTint united States llnesl , 100s per cwt.j
United States good , 8-'s Od percwt.
OIIHK.SK American finest whlto and colored ,
04s pur owl.
Mllwauliuu ISraln Murlmt.
ix. WIs. , Jan. 0. WHEAT Quiet ;
May , 70 [ ! ( ! ; No. 2 spring. GOc.
CoiiN-FIrm ; No. 3 , 38 ! ' c.
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 whllo , 33 ® 34c ; No. 8 ,
31 > i33c.
IlAlll.EY G4Uo.
HvK-GOc ,
AIlnni-iip lU Wliuut .t
MINNEAI-OMH , Minn. , Jan. 0. Market very
quiet ; cash wheat strong ; No. 1 northern , GO/ ;
( iGOVic ; No. 2 northern , G3 ic. Heoelpw , a
cars , t/'loso : January GGc ! May. 71 } < c. an >
track ; No. -hard , G7 ic ; No. 1 northern ,
COej No. 2 northern. 02 < S lu.
llultlinoru ( iruln Jlarliot.
nAi.Ti.Monn , Mil. Jan. 9 , WHEAT null l ;
No ; 2 red , spot , 77gC. !
OOIIN Mixed , spot , Olc.
OATS Firmer ; No. 2 while western , 41 ®
Cotton
NKVV OIII.KANS , La. , Jan. 0 , Dull : mid-
( lllng , OTic ; low middling , OKj" good ordlnur ; ,
8jc ; net receipts , 0,017 bales ; gross , 0,12 ! )
balebi sales , 3,300 bales ; stock , 340,985 bales.
Vlillilii Supply of ( train.
Nr.w YOIIK , Jan. 0 Visible grain supply
Whi-atH1.78S)00 ( ) bu.i corn , 11.H40.000 bu. ;
oats , 0.111.000 bu. ; rye , 1,113,000 bu. ; bar-
ioyi'V.l&f.OOO bu.
Tradcm' Tulk ,
CIIICAQO , 111. . Jan. 0. Counselniun > V Day
, lo Cockrell Urns. Commission company :
Trndlnt ; was somewhat Interrupted by ft
annual election of olllcera of tbo board of
trade. Whisii was lifeless and futures closed
Uc lower. Sample lots were steady , with ,
No. 3 , northern spring In better demand
and ( Inner. Corn futures woru also I
a fraction lower , nnd the crowd
was rather bearish for a turn.
Bamplo lots were generally moro active and
reudy sulo at iinchunged or slightly betnr ] |
prli'cs , Oulti wuru very quiet with u small
trade In futitrob , sumplo lots steiuly. Pork
opened 25c lower and advanced nearly 70c , an
excited i > o\orlng by u now crop of shorts , actu
ated by a rumor that Armour was running lua
bull deal. Wo can see no Indication of any
concentrated holding * mid think thut when
stop orders are u'ached on the down turn the
decllnu will bo more rapid than tlio late ul-
vance , Lard closed lower on realizing ulby
holders , lllbs sympathized with pork on u
email trade.
CniUAdo , III. . Jan , 9. ICennett , Hopkins &
Co , to K. A. .MoWhorter : Provisions huvu
been the uvubullouul fuuluru la tociuy'u tuur-
< nl. Thrro wn * frco nolllng byoufuldo liolilm
of provisions , but their offering * wore nb orl > cil
by brokers , tlio doe-lino b-n ( quickly re-
cnvornitanil n consldi-rnhlo futlher ftdvAnco
ostnblMicd. It In cortnln that stocks of pro
visions of nil sorts nro very Ktnall , nnd tlmt
thn prr enl price of hogs continue. " obovo the
irlco of the product , Kveu the excitement. In
; irovl < iloni could not draff who.itout. of Us
siuRRlthnrs * . Thotrndolm'j been entirely of
n scalping nature. Tboonly noteworthy fea
ture which we Fee In wheat today Is the fact
tlmt ( ho Increase lu the visible supply was
only 548,000 bu , , Indicating that wo have nt
last arrived nt n tifrnlng iKiliit In the Mocks.
Corn and oats wore very dull , nnd trading
chiefly of n scalping character. News was
scarce , In either article , corn or oats.
- CiitOAoo , III. , Jan. 0. F. O. I.onan t Co. to
Duncan , llniilngor k Co. ; This has been elec
tion day on the board and the markets have
been quiet In consequence. Foreign advices
continue dull nnd lower. There Is no Immedi
ate prospect of any urgent demand for what Is
now at the seaboard unless for the hard Kan
sas winter , which Is.selling from 4c to 5c under
the regular contract grade. Values In the
near future nro a good deal of a weather ques
tion. The growing crop Is hardly up to the
average of thn past three years , which still
favors buying on all declines. The same bull
party is HtllMii control. Thorn Is no fcaturo
to corn. The lowest point wns4Gc. In oats
the trndo Is light , with fluctuations from 3 sc
to 34 ? < c. In hog product the business was llaht ,
with violent fluctuations. Tin-eleventh hour
bulls wcro ( ho best buyers. Thcio was good
realizing In laid. All wo can say about tlio
futuio Is that It all depends on lecolpts.
STOCKS ANI1 IIONOS.
Securities UVro Unusually .VrtUo Yrstcrihiy
lint U'ltlml Were .Strong.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 9. The stock market
was unusually actlvo today but withal was
strong , although considerable Irregularity In
tin fluctuations occurred. Tlio Irregularity
was In a gieat mcawirodtie , first to the bull
manipulations of the Industrials as opposed
to the outlook for gold shipments and pros
pects as regard to the same and the repeal
of the Sherman law at this session of this
congress. The sterling u\chanio market was
not higher , but while the demand was not ex
cessive ' , commercial bills nro reported becom-
Ingscarcor and the piospectof further ship
ments was looked upon as good. There Is no
ship likely to take any of the precious metal
before Saturday nnd estimates of the proba
ble out-go have not yet been made. The
feature was naturally Heading and Its trans
actions again amounted to very largo figures ,
but ' this was largely duo to the selling chiefly
of'tho speculative clement.
Reading was heavily sold In the afternoon
after the statement of the Jeist-y Centuil
wlthduiwnl beciimo public , audits price wa
driven down from 01 ! ( to 493 . A partial ic-
covory to50 occuried , but at that tlgiuo It
was left 13 percent lower than on Satuiday.
With this decllnu the rest of the mm-iiot
sympathised to a limited oMcnt , but as a rule
pilceswero higher. Among the partlcuhiily
strong stocks of the day Hock Island and
Iliirllngton may bo mentioned , both being
'
much num- net I've than usual of late , and the
buying npparently came fiom good sources.
The stiong features of tlio foienoon were the
Industilal stocks and S. V. White was a buyer
both of Sugar and Distillers , llulllsh talk on
the former was reiterated with considerable
olivet , the stock rising to 118'i , settling back
under the Influence or tlio decline In Kcadlng.
Distillers , however , were still pressed forsalo
by the piofesslonal operators and failed to
score advances which Us kindled stocks on-
Joyed. Notwithstanding the weakness In Head
ing , Lackawanna rallied from the late depres
sion and closed (5 ( per cent higher ; the Gran
gers , Including Atchlson.were unusually prom
inent In the dealings and all showed strength ,
but other gioups developed no feature of In
terest. The declaration of a 2 per cent cash
dividend on Louisville & Nnslivlllohad no ap
parent influence on tlio list or that stock.
The Postsay-j ! Tlio conditions were on the
whole of a naturall/.lng nature and gave few
points of legitimate advantage In a concerted
effort to nlli-cl the general list. Tlio market
opened in a somewhat weak and irregular
manner , especially as regards a few of the
moro actlvo stocks , although the general list
was not atlected. Support developed for thu-t !
stocks attacked , with the result that the mar
ket quickly swung Into n co3Ulllon of tlimneas
and buoyancy. Unusual conlldcnco was
shown by the manipulating cliques and the
bears soon saw their early advantage glvo
way to a generally that they wcio powerless
to check.
The following are the eloslnn limitations of
the loading stocks on Uio New York Stcc.c e.x-
change today :
Atchlson North Amurlciir. . j.
Adams Kxpress. . 1M Vorthorn 1-acltlo. . .
Alton , T. 11 3J Northern 1'acltlc pld
do profcncd. . 150 J. I' . Don. A Uulf. . .
American r.xpress. . 117 N'orthwuituru 112
Haltlmorfl A. Ohio. . IS" do prcturred
Canada l-ncltlo N. v. Central
Canada Southern. . . 6ftM V. y. AN. K
Central I'aolUc 1BU Ontario A vVustarn. .
Clio * . A Ohio , , : . . . . JJ ) regon Imp
Chicago Alton HO Oregon Nav
C. 11. AQ Oro. S. U A U , N. . . .
Clilciu-o Uss 1'ucincMull
Conioltdntod Uas. . . 12o 'eorla. Dec. A IS. . . .
C. C. U A St. Ij 69 .Mltsburg
Colo. Coal & Iron. . . I'ullmnn Pulaca
Cotton Oil Cert lendlnK
Del. Hudson Itlchmund Terminal
IJ.U AV Illchmond Tor. pfd.
D. A R. a. pfd HloUramlo
I ) . AO. F. Co do preferred
EastTonn Hock Island
Brio S" St. L. Ab. F. IstpfJ. .
do preferred at. 1'aiil
Fort\Vnyno do preferred 122 1
( it. .Northern pfd. . . St. Paul AUiuAhu. .
C. A K.I. pfd do pfd
UociltiK > Vnlloy Southern I'ncIHo. . . .
Illinois Central Sugar Hennery
IIK . I'aul A Iu I nth. . Tunn. Cuul A Iron
Knn. A Tex. pf , | Texas I-uclllc.
J.nko IJrlu A West. . 'lol A O. I cut. pfd. . BU
1.I. do preferred Union 1'aclllc
I.uko Snore 128 U. H. Express tfi
Li-ail Trust . W. St. 1 , . A , I' 11
LoulB. A Nnsh do preferred
I.ouls. A Now Alb'y. 21 \ Velll' ' ri0 l-ip 11:1 :
Mnnlinttan Con . . . 165 WaiU-rn Union. . . .
Momppls A ( ' 60 Wheeling A I * B. . . .
Itlchlitan Central. . 102 ! . du preferred 02
Missouri racltlc. . . . 57K Minn. A st. I 02wt
Mobile A Ohio . . . . if I ) . A U O wt
Nashville < Cliatt. . . . ( icncral Xlcctrta. . . . 112H
.Nntloinil CnrdiiKO. . 13714 National Unseed. . .
rt do preferred C. Kuul A Iron
N.J. Central do preferred U"J
Norfolk AV. . f.a. S7 IIous A TOT. Con. . .
The total sales of stocks today were 422,000
shares , Including Atclilson , 22.000 ; Chicago
Iliirllngton & Qulncy , O.HOO , Chlcaiio Gas ,
21,900 ; Delaware , I.ackawanna & Westoin ,
7,000 ; Distilling. 02,000 ; General Klectrlc ,
3.800 ; Louisville & Nasbvllio , 4,100 ; Missouri
Now York Money Murkot ,
NKW YOIIK , Jan. 9. MONEY ON CAM ,
Easy at 6 } { percent , last loan 4 , closed offered :
at4 percent.
PniME MKitCANTir.n PAPEPI 6'/7 per cent.
STEIIMNO UXOHANOU Qulot and easy , $487
for demand.
Tlio closing quotations on bonds :
U. 8. sre II He Northern I'AC. 2nds I1J
U.S. 4i coup 1I3U N.V. . Consols 1ST
U. 8 4 sroic 101 N.V. . Deb 6 103
1'actOotls of "JJ . . . 105 St. Ij.&I. M.Geii. 6s 86
Louilann it'ped 4i. 105WH St. U A Han K O. M. 111
Tenn. now tetUs , , . , 101V .St. 1'nul Consoli , . . ,
Ten a. now set 5s , , . , V ) St. I' . U. A I1. Ists. . . 111 !
Tenn. now set 3s , . . , 74 lI' . I. O. Tr. Itcts. 77
Canada Ho. 2iida , . . . 11U T. I' . It. (1. Tr. llcts.
Con , I'acina I U. . . . Union I'ac. Ista. , , . 105
1) ) . A U. O. Ut > Went Mioro 101U
I ) . A U.I ) . 4 K.i. W
ICrlo 2ms ] Atch
M. K. A T. Gon. s. Atch. 3
II. 1C. AT. Uun. . ' > 3. . II. A H , A. 6
Mutual Union IW. . . , : ? It. AB A , Vs
N. J , f. Int. Cert. . . 10J II. AT. C. 6s
Norttorn I'ac. lets. . H. AT. O. C0ll5.es. . 103
ItoHton Stock ( iiuttatlons.
BOSTON , .Mass. , Jan. 9. The following are
the closing stoc 1 ; quotations :
Atclilson A Tupeka. 3IM Franklin UKi
Hoston A Albany. . . m ICearsarKO llfi
lloilon A Malnu . 170 OscoolH Si
U. II. * Q 1HU Qulncy tl4Q
Htchb-.iru U. It 88 banta Ku Copper. . . . 4
l.Htlo 1IOCK.A l''t. ti , Vilt Tamarack 151
Mais. Central 19 Uontim Land Co. . . , 5tf
MCI. Con. com 1IM San Dlovo Iand Co. 11
N , Y. A N. Cniilund. 4CH ! West hurt l.una Co. 17 ? (
Uld Colony 1BU HollTeluphona. . . . . ! 0
Itutlundcoui 2W hiiiuton Htoru 8. . , , IK'i
Allnuet M.Conow ( ) . SO Water 1'onor 2M
Atlnnllc 10 C. M 174
Boston A Mont H II. A II. Coppar . . . . ! 0 {
Calniuot A llrclq. . . J91 ( Ion. BI 1I2K
bid.
Ran fnincUco Mining Storks.
HAN FIIANCISCO , Cal. , Jan. 0. The official
closing quotations for mliilni ; blocks today
were as follows ;
Alia J Mexican 126
llulwor 16 Mono , , , l.'i
llolohor 130 Ophlr 18U
llest A Hotelier W Baviiee 110
Uodlo Consolidated M Mcrru Nevada 126
Cbollar CJ Union Consolidated 1UU
Con. Cal. A Va 190 Utah . ' . . 6
Cronn I'olnt 60 Yvlloir Jacket 70
Could A Curry 00 NOT. Queen 6
Halo ANarcrosi. . . . HO
Nnw York Mlnlni ; IJi
New YOIIK , Jan. 0. The following are the
closing mining quotations ;
Crown k'olnl 45 Plymouth tn
COD.Cat. and Vii , , . . , 1M hlorrn Nevada , . , , , . 16
Deadnood 10J Standard 151)
llaleA Norcrosi. , . , HO UulouCon , iOJ )
Ilouiujtuku , , I2UU Yellow Jacket 70
Meilcnu. . , . , 120 Iron Silver. . . . , . , , , . 40
Ontario 1JUU Quick ( -liver 76
Ophlr ICO do pref'd. . . 1800
London l''limii l ltr lmc.
[ CopurtgMetl 1R > 3 by Jainei O nilon Dennett. -1 ]
1o
LONDON , Jan. 0. [ Now Vork Herald Cable !
.Special to Tut : UBK. ] lluslnoss on the Htock ;
oxchmiKo has been conllncd within narrow
limits , while the miserable weather naturally
contributed to the fouling of depression thai
provullcd. Consols huvq given wuy 1-liid and
Indian blerllng rupeu paper ud to Sd. I'tir-
elgn covcinuiuut iiccurltlcb ( ully iclluctcd the
on tholrkrN Iniursp , although n
lightly bolter tondr-ncy prevailed nt tbo
rlmo. American * elom nomewhnt Itreeii-
lar Denver preferences have mot with
most attention In tiAv course of the dny nnd
clixod H per rent higher. Alchl on preferred
mid Income bonds wnt-o bid fornlxtut the close ,
resulting In a rlinpf v per coin for the former
anil' { per cent 'for llio latter. A small Im
provement was established In Atlantic first
mortgage. Northern raclflc preference , Ohio
fc Mississippi and Union 1'nclflc , while several
others were U to { per cent lower. Canadians
opened steady , Uut turlng | the afternoon be
came weak ami Cldswl flat. Money has been
extremely caiy , ahorj , loans being freely of
fered nt ! i to 1 per cent , Tbo discount market
was firmer : two and .three months bills were
quoted nt ! , ' ( to 1percent. .
rimincliU Notes.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , iJan. 9. Clcntlnjn , t2-
10S.101 ,
I'AUIS , Jnn. 0. Tfuco per cent routes , 03f
76c for the account , 11
Nr.wYonK.Janl n. Clearings , $101,999,035 !
balances , $5,399,082.
lUl.TiMoiiK , Mil. , .Tan 9. Clearings , $2,005-
40J ; baliuu-es , } 489,001 llato , 0 pjr cent.
MUMPiiifi , Tenn. , Jan. 9. Now York oxchingo
selling at par. Clearings , $521,169 ; balances ,
$122,091.
I'IIII.ADRM-IUA , I'n. , Jan. 9. Clearings ,
$12,600,904 ; balances , $12,013.357. Money , 5
par cent.
LONDON , Jan. 9. Amount of bullion with
drawn from tbo Hank of Kngland on balance
today , i'SO.ooo.
ST. I.ouis , Mo. , Jan. 9. Clearings , $5,337-
005 ; balances , $810,820. .Money , quiet at 6t7
percent ; exchange on Now Yoik. Toe discount.
Nr.w OIII.IIANS , In. , Jnn. 0. Clearings ,
$1,902,186. New York exchange , commercial ,
60c per 1,000 premium ; banks , $1.00 prem
ium ,
IIO.STON , Mass. , Jan. 9. Call loans , 65lOc ;
tlmo loans. O'iTUi. Cloarln s$10,239,6Ul ; bal
ances , 11,684,771. Money. 4' ' { per cent ; exchange -
change on Now York , aiil'-c discount ,
I.IVi : bTOCK MAItKKTS.
Cnttlo Triide Dcrldmlly .Stronger HORS
nlindo Oirik 'Irlllr.
OMAHA , Jan. 9. Hecolptsof both cattle nnd
hogs show a fair Increase over lust Monday's
run , while as on hist Monday there ucio no
sheep leeched.
The odoilngs of cattle Included a very respectable
spectable- showing of fair lo choice beef steors.
Speculative shippers were encouraged by tbo
tone of eastern markets to take bold freely ,
nnd with u very fair demand fiom looivl houses
the trade was In tolerably satisfactory sliupo.
Anything the buyeis Here titter sold steady tea
a sliado stronger than lust \\eek , several
bunches of good to choice 1J2SO lo 1,400-11) .
steers selling at from S4.85 to $5.10. l-'nlr to
good l.ooo to 1,200-lb.steers sold ut about Sat
urday's prices , from$3.00toil.15. If thcri'uus
any change In the medium nnd poor stun' It
was lu tin ) dliectloii of loner pi Ires , but sales
weio mostly at fiom $3.25 to 83.60. llitslness
was moderately ni-tlvo throughout , and al
though eastern tnurkutt closed weaker , tbo
p-iis hero were practically cleaiod by noon ,
with no appaient easing oil In prices.
Cowshoid vei'i goneially ut Saturday's quo
tations , OITerlngs In this line hn-luded about
a third of the entire otroilngs and tlio move
ment was free. Kxtremo sales wetoat fiom
$1,50 to $3.25 , Iho bulk of tbo fair to good
stiltV at from $2.10 to $ .2.85 , liillN , oxen and
.stags ware In good demand and strong at from
$1.85 to $3,85. There was no particular
cliango In the calf trade. Common larga
calves nnd yearlings .sold ubout as usual from
$2.00 to $3.00 , witli good to choice veals at
from J3.00 toSJ.OO.
There was a lively trade In stockers nnd
feeders and prices , in general ruled strong.
Ollerlugs were not very liberal and sales out
of llrst bands woto all tbo way from $2.00 to
$3,85 , wbllo sorted lots sold freely at consider
ably higher figures Representative sales :
DnCSSEI ) BEBf.
No. Ar. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
5 854 $326 3 985 $385
8 857 3 30 14 1040 3 90
0 1023 335 88 1006 890
12 905 335 G2 1119 895
7 S23 840 00..1187 400
10 1132 840 63 1140 400
12 846 340 7 1080 400
7 905 345 42 1081 400
40 1064 360 , , 20 1238 410
8 . . . .1005 360 , 8J 1209 410
19 1005 8(60 ( ' 12 1313 4 16
2 1050 360 12 1108 425
17 1050 3 00 23 1240 4 35
7 942 305 5 1304 440
13 1013 865 23 1295 470
43 1122 3.70 , 19 1348 610
16 1039 3,80 ,
SIlll'PINO AND EXI'OltT.
38 1310
MIXED.
10 1057 3,65 1 20. , , , 090 400
H ! t.OWS.
3 709 150"7 1007 330
1 770 1 50 9 1W)4 ) 2 30
1 1040 1 BO 20 094 U U5
1 900 170 81 827 235
11 922 175 3 1205 250
1 1070 1 80 1 111O 250
3 920 180 2 1280 200
11 OQ8 1 ( J5 IS 893 2 60
0 1050 183 1 1090 250
8 910 190 9 843 250
1 1070 200 13 950 250
3 1027 200 1G 1023 265
11 825 200 70 850 265
3 H8G 200 1 1050 2 CO
2 1000 200 4 1070 2 CO
2 990 200 13 S80 2 GO
1 9CO 2O > 0 3 1020 2 GO
1 950. 2\ > 0 18 870 260
4 890 200 17 987 265
17 830 210 10 1036 270
19 600 210 66 954 270
g 766 210 20 854 270
4 810 210 ti 1076 275
2 1070 2 1O 6 1110 2 76
14 807 210 7 934 276
23 889 215 18 1148 280
3 776 2 15 11 931 2 80
1 850 220 20 940 285
6. . . 10'JO 220 ' 4 1087 285
13 917 220 6 1370 285
9 903 220 34 1012 285
1 SCO 220 20 9.10 285
r , 904 225 I.1 ! 936 285
D3 993 225 2 985 285
1 1100 225 0 1300 290
1 9dO 225 6 1125 290
1. . . 980 225 ID 1184 295
1 990 225 28 1064 300
25 970 225 17 1184 300
4 893 225 11. , . . ' . . 1083 300
2 1095 2 25 87 801 B ID
1 950 225 11. . . . . . 071 315
10 1048 230 4 1280 315
ao 913 230 13 1150 B 25
HICIFKItS.
g 438 1 7B 7 657 350
4 385 190 9 604 285
,4 300 225 ID 952 325
D 611 2 00
CALVES.
1 800 200 2 145 400
4 382 2 25 2 90 4 75
1 250 225 1 145 475
g 350 240 1 110 475
1 290 260 1 130 600
1 150 300 1 160 600
1 100 3 00 1 135 D 00
1 80 8 DO 1 160 6 00
IID M.S.
1 1020 185 2 1180 225
1 1160 200 1 1320 225
1 1420 200 1 1070 230
1 1240 200 1 1300 240
2 1180 200 1 1-160 240
1 900 200 1 1310 260
1 1340 200 1 1080 250
3 1200 200 1 89O 250
3 1350 2 05 1 1-J90 2 50
1 1500 210 1 1300 260
4 11H7 215 1 1380 250
1 1300 2 16 1 1460 2 7D
1 1450 215 1 15-10 276
1 1420 220 2 1300 290
1 1420 220 1 1790 300
1 1360 225 1 1780 825
1 1660 225 1 1710 335
OXEN.
2 1450 220 2 1045 260
KTOCKKIIS AND rwi > F.iis ,
6 4CO 200 4 717 2 7D
1 ' 620 210 2 825 276
1. I ! 050 210 17 1018 280
B. . . 742 220 i 1 BOO 280
6 305 226 i 18 1072 280
16 684 2 25 1 780 2 8 ( )
1 630 240 D. . . , 1028 2 HO
1 " 750 2,50 , , 14 084 286
55. . . . 470 2 GO1 21 047 290
> 400 200' 7 725 290
10 605 2'flO ' 12 881 3 OO
24 751 2,00' ' , a 755 3 OO
11 , . . . 967 205 H 700 300
8 743 2 BD I 1 11 BO 305
4 ' 660 2'UB ' ' 'J 726 B 10
. . . 2 65 I 20 118U 815
2 . . 616 265 i 20 892 3 16
2 .1095 270 10 1180 B 15
7 1007 270 880 1021 330
2 760 2'70 12 031 330
2 1040 2,7,1) , ) , 10 051 B 3D
COI.OIIAUO CATTM : .
No. Av. I'r. i No , Av. Pr.
13 bulls..830 1 70 27COWS . .852 240
24 bulls.837 1'VO ' IDfows 810 230
0red
Hoes There vvero not enough hogb received
to Interest packer ! ) , and thin clieiiinstanci' , to
gether with the Cither bearish reports fiom
Chicago , hud u tendency to weaken tbo mur-
liet. The fiesb meat men and hhlppert , got
after the hogs brUkly , and although the eiirly
tiadliiK was at prices a shade lo Do lower than
fciuturdiiy'Houily mnrkut under the Inlluenco
of tlio free buying and moio favoiahlo eastern
A Way They Have at Vussnr.
Not all the Vnssar students nro wealthy. .
Some of them work their way through college
and one has recently started ti dye shop tin
her roomfwhlch brings In a neat little sum
every week. The diamond dyes for nil her
work , and says they nro easy to use , awl
make beautiful colors that never crock 01
failu.
* '
nrtvlce * . Iho trndo picked up and clineTl evoy
bettor than Saturday's weak close Ono vi < rn
common underweight load ol(1 for 17 16 , nnd
one choice butcher wclRht load lopped the
market nt 7.3o , The big bulk of the fair to
peed hogsof nil weights old at from 17 20 to
17.30 , n iiBnltiM I7.2f > to 17.38 Haturday and
JO.OO to t6C6 last Monday , lieprcsentntlvo
Ar. Ph. Pr. No. Av. Ph. rr.
84 , , .181 200 7 16 85. . . ' . ' 03 7 23
3. , . ,370 7 20 OS , .2158 7 25
1. . .020 7 20 , no. . 270 820 7 25
2. , . .185 7 20 01 , . 251 80 7 26
82. , . .211 BO 7 22' { 85 , .227 120 7 25
45. . .221 100 7 2Ji ( 72. . .233 80 7 25
05. . .269 200 7 25 74. , .223 80 25
09 , . .2G4 80 7 25 03. . .250 30
84 . .219 BO 7 25 07. . . ' . ' 34 30
72. . .218 120 7 25 76. , .230 40 30
75. . 201 120"7 25 67. . .234 no
04. ' . .223 BO 7 25 07. . .257 nco 80
09. . .236 160 7 25 67. . .204 240 nose
00. . .222 40 7 25 -.27H 200 so
3. . .270 7 25 08..257 160 30
C3. . .252 80 7 25 49..314 120 30
03. . ,240 240 7 25 70..208 100 .7 no
12. . .260 40 7 25 13..242 7 32lj
01. . .242 160 725 77..24U ICO 7 35
12. . .210 7 25
1-1(13 ( AND IIOUIIII.
14..140 0 00
SIIKKI' There were practically no fresh
slieop on tbo market. A Mimll drlvon-ln bunch
ofroiiinum mlved natives were t.ikcn readily
nt $4.25 , Good muttons and feeders cbntlnuo
In active dcnmnd at steady to strong prices.
1'alr lo good natives , $3.60itl.50 ! fair to good
westerns , $3.s6if ! 4,60s common and stock sheep ,
$2.2r > Q3.60 ; good to Choice 40 to 100-2 > lambs ,
$ I.00it6.50. Heprescntatlve sales :
No. Av. 1'r.
7 natives 00 $425
1'iircbiior * l.ust Work.
ItlTclpU nnil DNpOHllliul oTStock.
oniclal recelpts"mid dlsiiosltlon of stock ns
shown by the books of the Union .Stock Yards
Company for forty-eight boms , ending at D
o'clock p. in , .Itinnaty 0 , 18U3i
Hl.CKIl'TS.
PATTI.K. lions. IIOUSKS A Mt.s
Cars. Head Cam llli'.Tt Cari. Hi-ad Cars , llcad.
I2ii 3.0' > 5 AOi 2.0JI
nisi-oHiTiov.
HfVEll" .
Omalm I'ni'UiiR Co C ,
'IhcD. II. Hammond Co. . 421 693
Bwlft ACe 723
'J he Cudnby 1'acklnR Co. . 6W
John I' , Sonlres A Co.t. . . KKJ
While , 1' . A 1)
Ilims tn ;
Vnnsant 153
Shippers and I'ecilers. . 1,0-JI
Total. 3,3.1.
ChlrnKo It\a Stork Market.
CIIICAOO , III. , Jan 0. ( Special Telegram to
THE lli'.E.l The dressed beef concerns wanted
stock and so did eastern buyers and exporters ,
and what at lirsl looked to ho a Minicuhnt ex
cessive cattle supply was disposed of _ without
extra effort. Although the ollerings Included
some choice beeves there was a large pri-pon-
dcinnco of common and medium qualities mid
Hailing at better than $5.00 did not cut much
( Iguro In the day's transactions , Common
half fatted steers were to a certain cMont
neglected and seine salesmen quoted that
grade a trlllo lower. Sales were on a basis of
from $3,25 to $0.00 for common to o.\ti-u
steers , J2.25 to f3.H5 for stackers and feeders ,
nnd from J1.50 to J3.75 for conh , heifers ami
bulls.
t'or a little while this morning it looked as
though holders of hogs might have to accept
considerably loner prices * The Increased re
ceipts and the hearlslf'attltudc of buyers
made .salesmen a little nervous an ( ho start ,
but their fears proved groundless , for an hour
after the ball was sot In motion buyers weio
taking ' the stun * freely at Satuiday's prices.
I'lirthbr along they woio induced to pay a
small advance , the close being about Oc higher.
Tlieio was a sale or twontan advance on the
blithest price previously lunched of lOc , t7.85
being paid. There was an active demand for
local and eastern account at from $7.10 to
$7.05 for poor to choice light and at fiom $7.45
to $7.85 for medium and heavy weights. Kew
lots chanced hands below $7.DO , the popular
figures being from $7.50 to $7.70. Uulls were
quoted anywheio from $4.50 to $0.50.
There was fair activity In sheep and last
week's closing prices were fieriuently paid for
all otlorings of useful quality. A string of
over 400 choice fed westerns averaging 107
Ibs. sold at $5.05 , and good natlvo muttons
went readily at from J4.G5 to $5.00. The mar
ket continued firm throughout for all good
grade mutton stock nnd thn pens were cleared
In good season. Choice to prime natlvo muttons
are quotable at from $5.00 to $5.40 ; fair to
good mixed ewes and wotbers at from $4.25 to
$4.75 , mid culls and foodcrs ut from $2.00 to
$4.00.
Receipts Cattle , 18,000 head ; hogs , 81,000
head ; slieep , 8,000 head.
OATTI.E Kecolpts , 18,000 head ; shipments ,
43,000 head ; market lOc to 15c lower ; best
natives , $4.7505.35 ; others , ? U.OOS5.G5 ( ;
Ilockers$2.25(33.40 ( ; cows , $1.8'W13.00.
HOQS Hecelpts , 32,000 head ; shipments.
11,000 head ; market closed strong ; rough and
common , $0.9037.30 ; packing and mixed ,
$7.357.55 : prime hoavv and butchers' , $7.55 ©
7.85 ; sni ted light , t7.50 J7.00 ; lights mid pigs ,
$ G.r,0@7.15.
SHIJKP Receipts , 7,000 head : shipments ,
1,800 head ; market steady ; ewes , $3.80. .4.40 :
mixed , $3.75 4.50 ; wethers , $1.75fp5.'J5 ;
westerns , 84.H5i85.06 ; To\mis , $3.75iJ4.00 ! ;
lambs , $4OOi5G.10. ! ,
> < York l.lSlock .trarlirt.
NEW YOIIK. Jan. 9. Hur.vns Itccelpts for
two days , 4,124 head , including 403 cars for
sale. Market fiom 10 to 15c per 100 Ibs.
higher ; natlvo steers , J3..r)0 < ci.05 : ; bulls and
cows , 41.605a.50 ; diessod beef , firm lit 8G.U'c
per 100 Ibs. .Shipments tomoriow , 1,255
beoves.
UAI.VKS Hi-celpts for two day.s , 2,775 head ;
market tlrm ; veals , f5.OOSO.00 per 100 Ibs. ;
grassers , $2.2532,00 ; western calves , $3.00 ®
3.40.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS Hoooipts for-two day.s ,
10.2UU head ; lambs dull and 25c lower :
sheep , 3.25 < 35.75 ; lambs , J5.0 ( iG.75 ; dressed
muttons firm at 7'Jc per 100 Ibs. ; dressed
lambs dull at 8S10c. (
Hoes Receipts for two diiys , 11,143 bead ,
consigned direct ; market nominal at $7.00i2 >
7.CO per 100 Ibs.
St. I.iMiU l.lxo htoclt .Market.
ST. I.ouis , Mo. , Jan. 0. OATTI.H Kocolpts ,
2,200 head ; shipments , 1,000 head ; market
llrm ; choice shipping , $4.85Q5.25 ; range cows ,
ll.402.35.
HOOH Receipts , 0,500 head ; shipments ,
2.000 bend ; market steady ; extreme range ,
$7.00(3,7.45. (
SiiKKi1 Kecolpts,200 brail ; shipments , none ;
market firm ; fair to good natives , $3.00(24.50 ( ;
choice , $4.755.00
:
Kansas City 1.1 vo Stock Mnrknt.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Jan. 9 , OATTI.K Re
ceipts , 5,000 head ; shipment * . 1,400 head ;
fair , active , 5e to 15c lower ; shipping steeis ,
$2.501 5.15 ; stockers and foudofH , $2,0Xj,3.35. (
IIOGB-Receipts 3,200 head ; shipments ,
l.DOO head ; aetlyu 5 < iilOc higher ; all glades ,
$0.403-7.35 ; bulk , 87.1O 7.20
SiiKEi1 Itocelpts , 1,700 head ; shipments ,
300 bead ; market steady.
If jou have piles UoWltt's Witch IIu cl
salvo will surely euro you.
ON TRIAL.
Tliat'a a good way
to buy a medicine ,
but it's a pretty
hard condition
under which to sell
It. Perhaps you'vo
noticed that the or-
tjJlnnry , lilt or miss
11. iBallcino doesn't
. ot-
t tempt it ,
I I The only remedy
of its kind BO ro-
jnarkablo in Ita elToctB that It cnn l > o sold on
this plan is Dr. Tierce's Cioldon Medical Dis
covery. As n blood - cleanser , strength-ro-
Btoror , and ncsh-bnlldor.-thcre's nothing like it
known to medical science. In every disease
where the fault ia in the liver or the blood , 3
Dyspepsia , Indigestion , Biliousness , nnd the
most stubborn Kkin , Scalp , nnd Hcrofuloui
affections , it Is gwtrcmltta in every CASO to
beuoflt or cure , or you have your money back.
To every sufferer from CdUrrh , no matter
how bad the case or of how long stand-
ins , the proprietors of Dr. Bage's Catarrh
Remedy say this : " If we can't cure It ,
perfectly and permanently , we'll pay you
1500 in cash. " Bold by all druggists.
SO WIT OMA.llA. .
Union Stock Yards Company ,
Soutti OjnahQi
JlettCaltlo Hu and Sheep market In tn west.
00 MM I SSI OH H 0U S IS.
Wood Brothers ,
Live Stock Com mission Morchunts.
Sontli Oiuibn Telcpbono 1167 , Chicago.
JOHN 1) . MAOISM AN , ( M.naee.r. .
WAI/FBIl K. WOOD , f anft'-e" '
.VInrkfl Iteporti by mail mad wire ousjrfulljr tur
Dltuvd ui > uu u | > yllCBtlou
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Bull Durban )
Tobacco
Sihiatcd'in the immcdiale section of
country that produces a grade
of tobacco , that in texture , flavor and quality is not grown elsewhere
in the world , and being in position to command the choice of all offerings -
ings upon thij market , we spare no pains nor expense to give the trada
THE VERY BE5T.
When in want of the best ; ask for
Bull Durban ? .
Sold everywhere. None genuine without the
Trade Mark of the Bull on each package.
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. ,
DURHAM , N. C.
THE PERFECT PURITY AND SOLUBILITY OF
-BEST AND GOES FARTHEST'
iierinll of Its Instantaneous preparation nntl render It
Highly Dlfjesllblu nntl Nutritious. "
OMAHA
Manufacturers'
AVNINDSAND TENTS
Omaha Tent-Awning
COMPANY.
nollBB-COVKUS ,
1113 Karimm St.
BADS AN D Bicrous.
Bemis Omaha Bag M. 0. Daxon ,
COMPANY.
Importers anJumnufrs sold on monthly
llour lacks , burlaps ,
twine. ntt 133 X. 15th.
BOOTS \HD SHOS5.
Morse-Coe Shoe Compauy ,
llowaril Stroll.
Factory corner llth and tou < latStreats.
o are raiklnc rlo 8 prlc's to cdnh luiypri. ant nro
ol u'ooiH whlclili very salcabla
with merchants.
KirKendall , Jones & Amer. Hand-Sewed
CO.Ml'ANV. Wholomto SIIOICO. : . . ImotvaUO'ii
mlTf. nk-cnH lloston ami ruliljoritooils , IJJi-
Uubbor Shoo Co. . llOi- 131(1 ( llnrnuy It.
llUI-IIOiilt-irnoy at. j
COAL , CO ( I.
Omaha Coal , Coke & Eagle.Cornlce Works
LI.Ml ! CO. . hard anil ( Oft Mfra. KitlvanlzoJ Iron
coal , S K cor. luu unj cornice , wl.iduw caps ,
SU. metallic nkvllijhta , etc.
1I1U-1IIZ IKxUeSt.
DRY GOODS ,
FURNITURE.
GROCERIES. DRUiJS , ETC.
D. M. Steele & Co. , Blake , Brucs & Co. ,
iOM'0 > Jonas St , 10th anil Ilarncy St . ,
Olnalll. Otiiiilia.
TOOKOUOR W.VUIIKN SMI Til. WIUiI UI
M. Jenkins , Ilullu UiivK ( lather nu C. '
llobbs Nelson 11 Hwoit/iir. John ( . ' . ! ' . Ijiih- >
munn. Mary S j uniiler-i , lj.mV. | . .Moulin
Koy. lom n olPrlnok. Anna Vaiiduiibiir.- '
George II.SIuoRTfillury l < .IImielOuir llnrl- '
man. Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Oou.i
nany. lleorgo M. Nicely , Wlllliim O. White1 ,
hoiiU , Klbrlugo I.awtoi y-eloy Y. Mason , I
David SI. Uro , A. U. Lolcbto ) : mbrldgn liw- :
ton , I < : uloo A. I'owell Alattlda Lo ) Urolsullo ,
non-rcsldcnts :
Yon nru borobv notlQod tbut tlio unJor-
lKnod , tbrco dulntoroatod ( rouboldora of the
city of Omaha , bavo beau duly upnolntud bv
the miiyor. with tlio approval of the city
councillor said city , to flSbo-js tlio lUinnno to
tlio ownorH respectively of tba uroporty
doulnrcd by ordltiiinuo uocoiunry to bo appro
priated for tlio use of said city for tbe pur
pose of opening and oxtondlnK Newton street
from Il.ivonport'rt subdivision toMtb stroot.
You are furtliornotl Hod , tlmt havliiKaoceptod
aaiil appointment , and duly qiMlldaa rn ro-
qulrod uy law , wo will , on the L'Jthday of
Junuiiry. A. 1) . 1S9I , at thn hour of : i o'olouk
In tlio nftisrnoon , ut the olllco of Goo. J. I'nul ,
10'W I'lirnuii ) street , within the corporate lim
its of aiild city , mcot fur the piirpoau of con-
sldorlng and mukliiK tlio usicssniunt of dum-
ugo to the owiiern r''spDotlvolv of HiUrt pro-
purty. by roiRouof such taking and appro
priation thereof , tnUlug Into consideration
Bpoolil bunt-Ills , If any.
The prnpoity beloncln : to you , proposed
to ho ifpproprhitoit an uforoh ild , unU
which IIUH liron deulnrod nu-cokaury by the
council , by orillnnnco , to iippruprliito to the
use of the oily , belli5 situ no lu suld cltv of
Oniunn. In rbc county of DOII UH , mid HI.UII of
Nobruski' , Isdcsorlbed IIH follfmn. lo wit :
Uuo. Wiirron .Smith Tlio boulhU'.bS foot of
lotx ; IG , : IT. : is. : i ! > , ii ) . o , 4 : ' . 4.i and n.
Wlllliim M , JunUlus The aoutli S'.B'i foot lot
45.
Dolld Davis and Oatlioilno l' IloUbs Tno
Eoiitb . ' ? . & > foot lot 411.
Nelson . HwlUor The north 2(115foet ( lot SB.
Jobn U. K Liliiiiuin Nortli Mfejtof \ ! east
68,82 foot lot ill ) .
.Mary B. buiinJora North 20.13 foot oust CC.Bi
eot lot ( I ) .
l.lzzloW.McCliiskoy North 20.15 feet lot 03
Dommluk Hook-North , 'i.i ' : . feet lot 01.
Osciir Iliirtmiin North 2i.15 ! foot lotii'i.
Mlchlu'iui .Mill. Lit a litCo. . Noitb .Ul.'i foot
( vest M lot OD.
Uoo. M. NIculoy-NorllrJl-lSfoctofnilddloi , '
iot Ui.
William O. SVhlloho.-id-N'oitliL'l.n foot umt
H lot OD.
KlIirldL-o l.nwton Noith23.15 foot Iotr > 7.
Huoloy M. Mason and D.ivld M. Uro Nortli
id 15 feet iotliS.
A.U , Loluhton-Nortli 20.1 foot lot O'J. '
Kltirld ol/iiwton Nortli''il.l.'i lot 71.
I.ailoo A. Orowoll North 20.1.1 feet lot 7.1.
( leorxe U. Hlouk North2U 15 foot wo-it 4 foot
of north i.e * foot of lot M.
1C 11 nry IlL'uck-SoiithST.S'i feet south ' . , ' of
east igoflotAI. . . . . .
Annu Vniiilonhuw Houth2r.81foot of north
"i of south ' /j of lot 47.
All In niaa'i aOilltlon In said city , county
ami ututo. (
You lire notlflnd to Uo prnsnnt at the tlnio
and pluce aforouuld. ami mulio uny objections
to orstatomontu concernlnu said propo-ioJ up-
prourliitlon or asuo nmout of damages , i you
may consider proper.
roj | > AUJi
U. W. U1IIHO.N.
WAI. O , UllUIVKlC.
Onviha , Dec8inborl7 , 189J. DNdMt
1-rojioiilj for Huiiiidnry Hnrvoy iinil.Mnnn-
Illrntl.
DrrAiiTiiK.NT OCTIU : J.STCIIIOII , 1
Oenorul I.unil OMIce , >
WASiii.MiroN. Ii. U. . Hcut'iiilior-l. 'W , \
Sealed propoxnU will bu received at thoiion-
crul liiml otllco.Vii6iilniton , 1) ) . U , until U
o'clock p. m. on Kiiturduy. tboith day of
January , IB'JJ. for tbu kurvov nnd ninrUIiig by
uulub.e inoiiiiiiienlH. of that porll'inof ' the
boundary line hetwcon tbo Htutoof Nobrimku
and thuatiitoof Hoiith D.iUotn which lies wont
of ihu MUbunrl ilvur , an uiithorl ed hv tba nut
of coiiaros , anprovul An .Mist. : , Wl. mnkiiu
iipproprlnllon for surveying the ptihllo Innils
'
l'ainiililelfcititiitii : ut h-irgo , IrUI-bW. p. 37 ) !
nisi ) for the fnrnlsUJiig of BIOIIU nioiiumentu to
bo place I at hnlf-nillo Interval * on ulil boun
dary. Thu bias for iho nurvuy uud fur thu
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wllhelmy Lobeckfi Lin p ,
COMl'A.NV ,
Dpnlprn In liardtraro anil
Corner 10th and Jackson nii-chanU < ' tools
Jtr octs. 1IU4 DoniilAS St.
HATS , ETC ,
W. A. L , Gibbon Ko.
Wholcinla
Hatn , caps , ptriuv goods ,
Kloven. mittens , Vth
nnd Ilarncy Ms.
inoniimcnt < > must bo sopiirau- . with the prlvl-
ICHU 1 to the lildder that U bo in not awarded
tbu t contr.iol for l/otli bo will bu bound to eon-
tract for neither. Coploi of tliospeuino lloni
may bu bud upon application to thin ollk-o ,
r.ncli 1 bid run-it lii < iiccomiiiiili-d ) by u rortlfloil
ubock for 9Vi. ) Tlio rluht to injiiot any or all
bids 1 Is leservert. Proposals must bo iiiolosett
In I onvolopoi sealed anil marked "Proposal. !
for survey of boundary botweoii NobrnaUn
and "ontli Dakota. " and "I'roposils for boun-
darr iiiouiimoiits. " and nddroisod to tbo Con-
mlBslonorof tbeOonural Ixiud OMIce , Wuab-
Ington , D. C.
[ SUiiod ] W. M. .STONE.
JM2U Comnilsslonor.
SlierltriiNaln.
Under and by vlrt no of an oxeentlon Issucbl
by I 'i unit K. Mimics , i-li-rk of the district court
wllhln and for DoimbiH coiinly. NubraHka ,
upon a Judgment rondeied by Kald court ab
llh Heplnmhur term , A. 1) . , 1892. In favor of tlio
Merchants National bank of KansiiH City.
Missouri , and against Urn Metropolitan Cable
Hallway company of Omaha , NnhuiHku , I
bavo hivled upon Iho folhnvlnt ; doscrlln-il
propel ty as tlio piopi'i'ly ' of the Mild , Thn
Metropolitan ( 'alilo Itullway conipuny of
Omana , Ncbnihku , tn-nlli "Track and roiut-
bi-d , Including rails , ticplnlcH , frow , boltn ,
splices , wires , bwliuheii , pohn , tiolly wlri-s ,
cro-,8 wlios , otc. , nlc. , nnd imuylhhiK purlaln-
Ing to Mild track and tbu npciatlni ; thnrrof 111
an chvtrli- motor line of hald Tbe Ali-tropol *
linn I'ablii Hiillmiy i-oinpanv onlltlb Miiuit
and on DudK" Ntivet In the rlly of Omaha , and
on Dodtfn Mil-el us oMi-ndi'd , Woodman ave-
iiiiiI'nih'rwooil avi-iiiio and Wilson avrntie or
Htrrnt In Diindi'ii I'lnco or iidjni-enl thiirnto III
tin ) comity of DoiiKlus nml statoof Nebraska. "
"Ono oar IIOIHO ( framu building on posts or
blocks ) lociitfd on lol M , block HH , Dundee
I'lticn , Douglas county , vNobrnska. " "Two
motor inihsenger rurs iiuiiibiui'il ri-Hpec-
tlvely twoCJl. and tbri-n ( H ) " "lli-i'ord book ,
NtorkcmllllcalD book nnd Niiul of hiild coin-
Iiany , " and also "llio finnchlso Kinnli'd to Halil
company , ublfh Incliidi-N nil the ilghtH and
prlvili'KUHM'ruii'd tlion-by , " and I will on the
ITthiluy ofJanuuiy , A. I ) . , I U : , cnnimi'iieliiit
at 10 oVIocK , m. of Mild day. at tlin cast fronj
doorof the county coin t house , In thu city of
Omalia , hi' 1 1 Mild propel ly at publli : am-tlon to
Um hlKiicsl and best bidder or blihlris for
i-asli , lo hat hfy halil I'M'c-iitliin , tliini mount d mi
llieifim bi'lnu foily ihimsiinil , four liiinilii'U
foi-ly-hlvaiiiroi-lOOdolliiiHHOt-IU.Ol ( ) jiidK-
ment.and hlMfi'ii and IIH-IOII ilolliu-H ( Jfll.ijHI
costs , wlib luli-ii-st on biililainoiinlM from the
HHIi day of . .SeplembDiIH'J'J ' , and Iho accruing
costs on said J' ' " ' " ' ' . ' ' . ' ' ! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' , . . . . ,
( il.Olt { < r , A. lll..i.il'.l , l ,
HIiKi-lirof DoiiglaxCoiinly , Nnbiaska ,
IAKI : , HAMILTON Jt AUxwiii.i. . Attornuys
Omaha , Nubiiisl.n , January 0 , IH'.i : ! .
_ .1 Tid Ulliii
NOTJOK OPAsiSKSSMKNTOt' DAM-
ACJKS FOR GUADINO.
To tbe on'iioiN of all loin anil pm r of lot ) on
I'lftb htreot , from I'lorcu Mtroel to Woul-
worth uvennui
You arn borohy notlfloil that tba undor-
fllsneil , three disinterested frooholilurs of the
city of Omnim , Imvo been duly appointed by
tbo mayor , with lliuiippiov.ilof thnuliy eoun-
ellofBiild elty , to nssetJ tbo danmxu to Iho
ownern lospot-tlvoly of llio pioperty nireeteil
by gradlnKOf.i.ild htroat , deelnrod noi-estary
bvordliiiincn No. ! US7 , pus ed Dot'M , Ib'J1. , un
proved Due21. . IbW.
You nro flintier iintlUml , tlmt Inivlnir no-
copied said uppiiliitniont. mid duly iiuulllliid
as reiiulred Uy l w. wo will , on the I7thd.iv of
January. A. O. Ib'Jl. at the boiirof 0 o'clock
In the forunoon , nt the ollleii of Hhrlver A :
U'Donohoe. 1OI K.irn mi Htroet , within thu
corporate limits of sain oily , meet for ilia purpose -
pose of considering and making the nmiuii-
mentofduiii igo to the ownerh respectltruly of
Kiild property , alfocted by bald gr.iiiliii ' , . tablmj
Into cdiinldor.aloii speulul bjiiellitf , If anv.
Vou uro notllled to bo preiont ut the tlmo
and place nfon-mid nnd niitko any obloudou
tnnmtuiurcuiiu roncvrnliiv sail ! iiktoJimoiit
of daniusCE a you may foiialdor proper.
\V. ( i , all 1(1 \ IllC.
. .
JAH. BTOOKDALIl
Ouiuha , Jao. 4.18W. .