THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JANUARY 1(5 ( , J801.
\Yhoat \ Advanced One Tfont on Reports of
Bond Issue.
IT HAD PaEVIOUSLY SUFFERED A DECLIN
Corn Received A ( lood Dent of AUcntlo
IZnrljr , but f.ater the Market \Va *
In \Vrnk Condition to
the dm * .
CHICAGO , Jan. 15. On a report that th
iccrotary ot the treasury had concluded tIssue
Issue70,000,000 m bonds wheat advanced 1
today. It had previously suffered a ma rite
decline , however , on big Indian shipment !
lower cables , liberal receipts and the u
rrrnscd visible supply , nnit closing price
\vuro unchanged from Saturday's close. Ma ,
corn Is ' { a lower , Mny oats ? ( jc lower am
provisions slightly higher nil around.
Wheat started out wcait , with May X
lower nt C."o , nnd continued downward
reaching OIJ c. Tim dcullnu was caused b ;
lower cables , liberal shipments from Indli
nud only n srnnll decrease In the quantity o
whcnt nnd flour on ocean passajjo. lleslde ;
the visible supply report postings Indicate !
that there would bo an Increase , while opera
tors had calculated upon n decrease , nm
liberal receipts wcro reported from th <
northwest. lint a good demand developed
ihorts became anxious to cover nnd n rank
ndvmn'0 followed. Ucsldes the report nhoui
a boml Issun there was also n report that ttu
crop of tbo Arccntino had almost been rulnei
with drouth. The huylnp as prices ndvauccc
was liberal and May closed but 'jc ' from tin
top figures of the day.
Corn received u good deal of attcntlor
early , but latur the market was In a wcali
condition and the dosing was very wcalc ,
Operations wcro almost exclusively local
one of tlio principal features being tlio un
loading of a largo long lot held by Captain
Phillips , estimated at 1.000.000 bu. This
nnd the free movement , the laivo increase
in the visible supply and general decline In
nil tlio surrounding pita , created a great
soiling pressure. 'Iho cash market was dull
nnd heavy. The report of an Argon tint
drouth caused a reaction , and May closed
midway between the top and bottom figures
of the day.
In oats the free selling by loncs early ,
combined with the decllno In other grains ,
caused weakness , but better buying and the
advance in wheat produced n reaction later ,
nnd the close was steady , with May midway
between the top and bottom figures of the
icaslon.
Provisions opened wcalc nnd lower on' ar
rival of live hogs largely in excess of the
estimates , but on li ht offerings there was
an improvement , which was also contributed
to by the support accorded to the market by
Armour & Co. The feature of tlio day was
the purchase of 1,000,000 Ibs. of May ribs by
n prominent commission house and this Im
parted renewed strength , with the closing
near tlio outside prices of the day. Com
pared with last night May pork is IBJ c
higher , May lard Do higher and May ribs Oc
higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
I'.ll cars : corn , 8'JO cars : oats , 231 cars ; hogs ,
Ul.OOOhead.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
Cash ( imitations were as follows :
I'liOnu Weak and unchnniroil ,
WIIBAT No. 2 sprlnir , G0c ; No. 3 spring ,
GOSGOl'ic ; No. 2 rod , COjfc.
CoilN No. 2 , 34ic ,
OATS-No. 2 , 27c ; No. 2 white , 27& < a28J4'c ;
No. 3 while , 2728c.
KYC-No.2. .We.
llAHMiv No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 42S53c :
No. 4 , 40342C.
KI.AX SCUD-NO. 1 , M.3GVJ.
TIMOTHY SEED 1'rlino , S4.1G.
I'OliK Mess , nor bbl. , I13.87 ® 13.40 ; lard ,
per 100 Urn. , $8.10 ; short ribs aides ( loose ) ,
f0.72K0.77J ! : dry Hiil'cd shoulders ( boxodi ,
M.25 < 3G.SO ; short clear sides ( boxed ) . 87.00
@ 7.50.
WHISKY Distillers' flulsbod goods , per gal , ,
(1.15.
The following wore the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Un the Produce cxchanro today the butter
msrkut wna weak ; cronmory. 1823cj dairy ,
15Q21c. Eggs , weak ; fresh. 17@18o.
Now Vurk Mir : < ; i'tii ,
Nr.w Yonic , Jun. 10. Fr.oun Hocolpts ,
62,01)0 bbls. ; tixporls. 3,200 bbls. ; sales , 4,000
lihRs. ; very dull ; southern flour , dull ; rye
Hour , steady ; buckwheat Hour , dull ; 12.75 ®
" " ' '
"H'U'CKWIIKAT Nominal ; state , I8.00ffl8.35 ;
Ilrtimiy wluo , $2.70.
llYR Nominal.
HAIU.KV Dull ; No. 2 Milwaukee , OOQ60o ;
two-iowcd httito , G2i < iG3c.
ll.Mii.r.Y MAI.T Dull ; western , 00&80c ; Cuna-
dliin. 00a05c ; xlx-rownd , HOiiBOc.
WIIUAT Kecolpts , 0.000 bu , ; exports. 00,300
bu , ; salon , 1,225,000 bu. futuriM nnd 30,000
lii ) , spot. Spot market pnslor ; No. 2 red ,
In store and ulovator , G0&i ! ; ; afloat , G7 ? c ;
t. o. b,07S ; No , 1 northurn , TIJta. UptlotiR
weaker on disappointing change In stocks and
visible biipply , rallying on covering ,
nnd report of bond Issue nt Washington ,
closing dull , but steady at unclmiiKod prices ;
No , a red , January closed nt liOUffiOGJiu ; Kob-
runry eloM-d nt G7c ; .March. 0734&OH ! i : , clo.sod
/atOS'.i ' : ; Mny , CO l-10i 70c ? , clo-lod at 70 ? e :
Juno , 70 , ' . < a71Kc , closed lit 7 ljc ; July , 7HS ®
71'rfO , closed ut 72&e ! ; August , 72Ji4S72Jio ,
closed ut72'ic.
UOUN Kecolpts,250,900hll , ; exports , 121.000
bu. ; sales , 790OUOhu. | futiiroMand 98,000 bu.
suot. Snot market inodunitoly nctlvo , closed
steady ; No , 2,47i ! < : In oloviitor ; 42Ko ntloat ;
uiiRriuiod mixed , 42 ? c. Option inurkot opened
soaker on homo liquidations hold olT ftirthor
on visible simply Increase , rallied later with
wheat and closed utichniiKed to J < u higher.
January closed nt 4140 ; February , 42 ®
42'ic , closed nt 42K ! March closed at 43e } ;
Mny , 44 11 10@44 ? c , closed ut 44We.
OATS Uecoipts , 072,000 bu , ; exports ,
10,000 hii , ; snles , 420,000 bu. futures ,
anil 00,000 hii. spot. Spot market
woiiknr with a fair trade ; No. 2 , y2'i5t33c ! No.
2 , ( Inllvuri'd , 33ic ( ; No. 8 , 32c ; No. 2 whlto ,
a4'4'iit30c ; No. 3 whlto , 33 < it83MOi truck , mlxod
western , 33(83 ( Hie ; track , \vhllo wostnru 35
C(40c ; tiuck , whlto htnto , U0fi)40c. )
Option inurkot ruled jjenerally lower
nil day oM't-pt Just nt the close , when It ral-
lled HllKhtly , closed ? , e not decllno ; January
closed lit : i2' e ; ; February. 33U < i33Kc , closed
nt 33Ue : March closed at 34c ; May , 3434ic , ;
closed at 34aC. !
HAY Firm ; shlppliiff , JO.OO ; good to choice ,
fO.004JH.no.
HOPS.-Dull ; sttito , common to choice , 18 ®
22c : I'nelllo coast , 18&22c ; London market
holder" , no olVorlnKi.
Itliii'.s Hli'iuly ; wet salted Now Orleans so-
h'l'tcd , 45 < it05 lhs. , 4VJU6MI ; Tuxiis. sulected ,
iir-'iiru ) HH. , 4Q5c ; lluenoa Ayres , dry , UOiMO
Ibs. . KI'iWHc ; ToxiiH , dry 2IU.iObs : | , , Of.
liUATHKii Steady ! hemlock Milo , lliionos
Avren , lljtht toheiiw welu-ht.s , 14Q19C.
VIIOVKSIONS lleefiMendy ; cut meats , steady ;
pickled uolllnx , 7 Hc ; pickled shoulders. b\ (
UOUe ; pickled hinim , 9u 9iiu , l.ard , dull :
> vexterii steam closed nt tu.OO nominal ; sales ,
110110 ; optloiH , none ; January closed at JH.fiO
nominal : Kehruary. JH.'JS ; May , S8.20 nominal.
I'urk , dull and sloaily ,
IIUTTiiitQulot ; wpstorn dairy , 14 Jffil7c ;
\vr.steriiureamery , ] Hit20tic : western factory ,
18dtlilc ; Klulns , la ! 4ci sttuo diitry , 17a24c ;
utati' croamitry ,
C'iir.isK-Quiet : ; htnto , large , 02114'cj
Eimill , part skims , 4Q10oi dill
,
Kdiis Weak , receipts , 0,272 ukBs.j Ice
lioiibu , IQc ; western , fresh , Ibiil'Jo ; bouthcrn ,
1'Jo ,
TAI.I.OW Strong ; city ( JO per pUa.i , Oiic.
I'KTiioi.KtiM Stron iir ; United closed btlc bid.
ItosiN-Kasler ; btrulned , common to good ,
H Firm.
Mni.ARKR.HDull. .
1'U ) ImfN-IHill ; American , JIS.0031C.OO.
Ciii-i-Kii-Kai-y : Like , Sio.
1 , i\ii I' Inn ; donu-Mlc , i,10. :
TIN -Dulls Straits. tJO.10.
'Neclectcdi domektlc , nominal.
OibUowa cuutluuud llruiuosa
nnd closed with nn upward tendency Hcportc
that nt Ihi'ioutli 11 ( V bid for bulk crude i
mlih and 33raskeili nrimo yaltnvr , 3Cil37 <
yellow , OIT grades , OS dSi'i prlmo whlto , 40o ,
Hnuu Kaw , stron i views of holders ch t'l
buslncxsi fair refined , 20-lOc ; contrlfiitfa
00 .test , 2 15.10 c.3i'j sales , none ! rnllnoi
iicttvo ii nd nrmor ; No. I ) , 0 15-10Vli
No. 7 , 3i (3.1 in-lOc ! No. 8 , 3 11-1VU3'H
No. 0 , 3 ( ft3 13-lOc ! No. U ) , 3 0-loa3ic ? ; Ni
11 , 8 11-lOc ! No. 12 , 3 7-ltV < J3V ! No. li
3 0 ! off A. 34t4 > tn | mould A , 4 7-if/a4V
Rtiindnrd A , 4 l-lOUiUc ; < : onfeclloners' /
4 ll > 10Mcciit ! ; loaf , 4 lO-inurj'icicrushei
4 IC-IOfiBjiRi powdered , 47-l ( l4Se > grant
latcd , 4 a-lO' ! > toi cubot , 4 7-ioaiic.
Onnlni I'roilnco .Murlii-t.
HtrrTEii Tlioro Is plenty of butter 0:1 : th
market , but It Is mostly ot the medium grade
Hoally choice slock It n scarcity and Is In fal
demand. Choice country , 1410c ; packln
stock , 12c.
DHIISSKD PooiiTiiv Tlio market Is woakc
than yesterday on clilcftoni and turkeys
Ducks nro Ntoady nnd In dcmnmi
Chlckcni , OiUCc ; turkeys , 8UOc ; cocso ntn
iiucka , OiTclOc. Inferior Mock would sell be
low the above lUuriM.
I.tvn I'oist.TiiY Dealers generally nro ndvli
Ing against the .shipment of live poultry , n
the demand U very light , the trade cenorall :
prcforrlng tlr" isd poultry. The few salt-
mndt > arontC&7i ! ,
VKAtTho nrrlvalt are not honvy nnd tin
market llrm at previous quotations ; cholci
small and fat vcaN , 7a7ici ! thin or heavy
OAMH 1'ralrlo chickens , quail and vonlsot
arc out , of season , and tlioro Is but llttlo on tin
market ovcept dui'k.i. Canada gecsu , Hi : in a I
Inrd Mucks. J2.00U2.00 ; Jiick rabbits , tl.OOij
2.00 : small rabbits , ? ! ; squirrel * , 75c.
KimsTlio market contlnuos to go down nm
dealers freely predict that the best eggs wll
sell nt 12ii ! ! by the llrst of the week
Nothing but the best Flock Is called fnr am
oven that mrcts with but few miles , 1'rlcc' '
are npliadc lower. 1'rcsh slock , 1314c ; coh
atoniKo , 1 lTU2c. (
HONHY Choice whlto clover , 10c ; Call.
fornln , lOc.
Ovsiims-Medlum , I. X. 13cJiorsoshocs ;
iBi' . ; extra manuards , vuo : . ; selects , 21c ; oxtn
selects , 22p ; company selects , 25c : counts , 30c
NuTS-Cho < iliiiili , 12c per 11) ) . ; Italian
chestnut" , 1'/l.V ( ; ilmnnds , 18c ; English wal
nuts , 12 21 lc : Illborls , 12'tc ; IIra7.ll nuts , 11 ®
12c : pecans , larae , 12fjl4c ; pecans , medium
lOc. The maikuLon black walnuts Is low and
no one wants to buv.
V.WIUTAIIt.r.l.
IlKANS California hand-picked navy , ll.OOQ
2.00 ; western navy , $1.80 1.00 ; common wliltu
beans , fl.riOiil.7u.
ONIONS Onions are quoted nt 00300c , and
on order ; ' at U5U70c ; Spanish onions , per
ciato , $1.00.
WATEII 1'nESS Out of the market.
POTATOES- Nebraska , Iowa and Minnesota
grown potatoes' , In small lots from store , OOJJ
70c ; same In car lots , COc ; ( Colorado , from
store. 75c : Colorado lots , G83 > 70c.
OAIIIIAOK Orders forcabbago from the coun
try are Illlnd at 2c per Hi.
CIU.EKY Koors According to slzo , 40aGOj
per do/-
UEI.CKYfiood stock , 30c ; extra fancy Cali
fornia , r > ucffi.oo.
SWEET I'OTATOIW Tho' supply la fair ; geol :
stock , per bin. , t.oo. : )
UltKliN VwiBTAlil.us Spinach , per bbl. , $2 ;
salsify , 3033rn ; per doraalshcs : , per
doz. , 35c ; endlvo. per do75c ; onions ,
nor do20c : caullllowor , per oo/- , J1.502.00 ;
lettuce , pordoi. , 0075c : cucumbers , $2 ; toma
toes. per crate of 20 Ibs. , J'2 ' ; string beans ,
$2.00 per 'i-lm. box ; parsley , per doz. , 30c ; egg
plant , per doz. , $2.00.
OKA PER There are no Catawbas on the market -
kot : Malagas , nor 50-lb. bbls. , not , S5.25SO.OO ;
Malagas , per05-lb. bbls , , not. $0.no&0.50.
CAI.IKOIINIA FIIUITA Cullfurula fruits are
entirely oh" the market.
APPLES The supply U llsht on this market
nnd prices higher ; fancy western , $1.0032.00
per box.
CiUNiiErtmns Cranberries are arriving very
freely and are In good dumand ; Capo Cod ,
per bbl. , JO.OOSG.OO ; boll and bugle , 80.50 ;
Jersey , $0.0000.25 ; bell and cherry , $ o.
TIlOl'ICAt , FIIUIT.S.
IlAXANAS I'rlcos remain about steady : per
bunch , large. J2.00S2.00 ; per bunch , small to
medium , S1.7ul.00. !
LEMONS Now Messina lemons , size 300 ,
10.50 ; size 300 , $020515.50.
OIIANOKS Mexicans , per box , $2.00 ; large
sl/es , * 2.25ffi2.40 ; fancy Vlorldus , $2.75 ; choice
Florldas , $2.00.
TANOIHINIS : : I'er box , $2,75.
GUAPU FJIUIT1'or box , $4.
FUKS.
Hear-No. 1 black , lari e , $20.00 25.00 ;
medium , 15 ; small , 88.0010.00 ; black year-
Units , large , $12.00i&15,00 ; medium , $10 ; small
$7 ; black cubs , largo , JG.OOS8.00 ; medium ,
JO. OO3G , 00 ; small , $7 ; black Montana and
Kocky mountain , largo. $18.00322.00modluin ,
(14 ; small , $10 ; black Montana yearlings ,
largeS12 ; medium , $8 ; small , $5 ; black Mon
tana cubs , large , $0.50 ; medium , $4.00 ; small ,
13 ; silver tip , largo , $20 ; medium , $12 ; small ,
88 ; silver tip yoarllngs , largo , $11 ; medium , $8 ;
small , SO ; silver tip cubs , largo , $ Gmodlum ; ,
14. 50 ; small , $3 ; brown , , largo , $20,00'325.00 ;
medium. $10 ; small , $12 ; yearlings , largo ,
$10.00312.00 ; medium , $8 ; small , $ G ; cubs
largo , 87 ; medium , $5 ; small , $3 ; badger No. 1
Inrire , $1.0031.50 ; medium , GOc : small , 50c :
fisher No. 1 largo , $8 ; medium , $0 ; small , $4 ;
fox silver , as to color according to beauty
No. 1 largo , $100 : medium , $60 ; small , $40 ;
silver pale , according to beauty , largo , $50 ;
medium , $30 ; small $20 : cross , largo , $7 ;
medium , $3 ; small , $2 ; rod , largo , $1 00 ;
medium , $1.25 ; small , $1 ; gray , largo.
70c ; medium , OOc ; small , 40c ; kit
largo , 5Uc ; medium , 40c ; small , SOc.
lynx. No.l large , $3 ; medium , $2 ; small , $1.00 ;
marten. No. 1 , largo , $2 ; medium , 31.00 ; small ,
81 ; mink , No. 1 , largo , BOcSll.OO ; medium ,
70c : small , Guc ; mink , dark , No. 1 , largo , $1 ;
medium , 75c ; small , OOc ; mountain lion , nor-
fect head and feet. No. 1 , largo , $1.0032.00 ;
Imperfect skins. 20300c ; otter. No. 1 , largo ,
! 8 ; medium , $0.0037.00 ; small , $5ottT | , palo ,
N'o. 1. largo , $7 ; medium , $0 ; small , $4 ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , largo , BOc ; medium , OOc ; small , OOe :
raccoon , black , ns to beauty , No. 1 , largo , DOC'S )
[ 2.00 ; skunk black , cased. No. 1 , largo , $1.25 ;
medium , 75c ; small , 50c ; short striped , large ,
"
SI ; medium ? 70c : small , 40c ; "narrow striped ,
largo , GOc ; medium , 40c ; small , 25c : broad
itrlpoil , largo , 203250 ; wolverine , No. 1 , laMO ,
H ; medium , $3 ; small , $2 ; wolf mountain. No.
1 , large , $3 ; medium , $2 ; small , $1.50 ; prairie ,
largo , 7075c : medium , OOc ; small , OOc ;
Ijoavor per skin , No. 1 , larso , $0.0030.00 ;
ncillum , $4.50 ; small , $2 ; kits , largo , $2 ;
medium , tl.OO ; small , 70c ; muskrats winter ,
No. 1 , largo. 10311c ; medium , Oc ; small , 7ci
Fall , large , 830c ; medium , 7c ; small , Oc ; kits ,
largo , $23c.
nines. TAI.I.OW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 2'/Je ; No. 2 croon
ildos , 2c ; No. 1 green salted hides , 3c : No. 2
; reen salted hides , 2c ; No. 1 green salted
ildos , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 green salted
ildos. 25 HH. to 40 Un. , 2c : No. 1 veal calf , 8
Ibs. to 10 Ibj. . Gc : No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ibs. to 15
ibs. , 4c : No. 1 dry Hint hides , 5c ; No. 2 dry Mint
ildes ; 4c : No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c. 1'arl
: urcd hides 'jC per Ib. less than fully cured
SilUEl1 I'Ki/w-iroon baited , each , 30375c ;
iroon salted sncnrllng * ( short woolcd early
ildns ) , onch 103l5c ; dry shoarlliiRS ( short
oolod early skins1 , No. 1 , each O3l0n ; dry
ihoarllngs ( short woolod early skins ) . No. 2
> ach Oc ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
mtclior wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 103
lie ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
, vool bolt.s , per Ib. , actual woUht , 1720c ; dry
lint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
ictual weight , 0310c ; dry Hint Colorado mur-
nln wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 730o ;
Iry pieces und bucks actual wolght , G37c.
Co lie i ! Mnrlioc.
Nr.wYoitK , Jan. 10. COKPEE Out Ions opened
itcady , with bids from 5 points lower to 10
joints higher ; showed Increased speculative
ntorest and closed steady at from unchntiuod
irlcos to 5 points not advance ; sales , 10,700
lags , Including : February , $10.00310.05 ;
Uareh. $10.20 ; Mny. $15.1)0310.00 ) ; July ,
ilO.GO ; September , $10 , 10 ® 10.25 , Spot coll'eo ,
tlo , iUlet ) , about , s oady ; No.7 , $18.12 (318.25 ( ;
nllil , steady ; Cordova , f20.00320.25 ; sales ,
1,000 bags , jirlvato terms.
SANTOS. Jan. 15 , Market firm ; good aror-
igo , $10,10 ; receipts , 5,000 bags ; stock , 12U-
)0 ) ( ) bags.
llAMiiuito , Jan. 15. Market steady ; prices
incliaiiKod to V pfg advance ,
HAVIU : , Jan. 15. Market steady , ! f@Jf ! ad-
, -anco on near futures ; barely steady , iittilf
ewer for nearer months.
HID UK JANntuo , Jan. 15. Market duller ;
S'o. 7. $15.45 ; receipts , 10,000 baps ; stock ,
175,000 bags. _
LONDON , Jan. -Market qulot , 83Gd ad-
ranco.
KIIIMIIM City
KANSAS CITY. Jnn. 10. WHEAT lie lower ;
S'o. 2 hard , OUJc ; No. 2 rod , 04c. '
Cense lower : No. 2 mixed , 20V4O20.VCJ
So. 2 while , aOTi'&Hc.
OATS UnclmiiKeil ; No. 2 mlxod , 28O28)Jc ) ;
So. 2 whim , Uoa-JOiic.
Kens -Very dull nt 12i/ai3c. !
UVK Slonuy nt 50c.
FI.AX SKUD Irroauliir : $1.2331,24.
IliiAN Firm at 5H3UOO ,
HAY Steady ; timothy , $8.0030,00 ; prairie ,
t
ii Steady ; creamery , 19323c ; dairy ,
KKCEIPTS Wheat , 40,000 bu.j corn , 1,000
lu , ; oatn , none.
Siiti'Miss-M Wheat , 34,000 bu. ; corn , none ;
ants , iiono. _ _ _ _ _
AlnrKnt * .
MiMVAtiKEE , Jan. 10. Futm Quiet ,
WHEAT Weak : No. 2 spring , OOc ; No. 1
lorthern. 04o ; May , 02 c.
COHN Dull ; No. 3 , 33c.
OATS Lower : No. 2 white , 23i20o ; No. 8
.vhlto , 'J7H'HUe. .
UAIU.GY Lower ; ' No. 2 , 49fc ; ; sample , on
; rnck , 3HJSOc. (
HvE-IowurNo. ; 1.47MC.
I'liovtdlO.vs Steady ; pork , $13.30 ; lard , 18.
ItECr.UTS-1'lour. 3,300 bbls. ; wheat , 0,100
in. ; barley , 33,000 bu.
Snil'ME.vrs Flour , 6,300 bbls. ; wheat , 700
ju. ; burlor , l.GOObu.
llUllltll , , -
-j
DUI.UTII. Jan. 16. WHEAT Tills , , market
losed rather steady , unchanged fr
lay , t.'loso : No. 1 luird , cash , 01\c ,
WHO ! May , G4 ? 'u ; July. CU > ( e ; No. Ii
: aau , OUiici January , OOJic ; "
05cs No , 2 northern , cash , "We " ; No. 8 , 52o { r (
Jceted , 40'ii' . Uu track : Nu. 1 northern ! t
arrive , oi4c. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. I.oitlslnrKot \ .
RT , Lotus. Jan. 15. Fi.oimDull , Inactive
nxtrn fancy , fZGOQ3,70 ; buckwheat lion
I0.50 < ao,70.
WIIKAT Was ilrlvou down > , ic by the boar
In the llrst two hour ! ) of the session , The mar
krsl then steadied , rallied la gradually an
closed "jo above yostorday'M ( Inal prices. Al
the homo news was bearish , but cables causci
the firmer close. No. 2 red , cash , closed u
OU'ic ! January , 57Uc : May , G2 > ( ; July , 03c.
COHN Declined with wheat ami on hcav ;
receipts , but rallied toward the end , closln
only lie olTs No. 2 mixed , cash , closed 32c
January. 32SC ; February , 32 < C ! Jliiy,34li ( :
OATs-I.ower : No. 2 cash , closed 27ic !
Jamriry , closed 27 c ; .May , 29' c.
UYi-lead , dull ; No. 2 , 45o bid.
ll.uii.cv In hotter ilcmand ; sales , Mlnnc-
sola , tit ufn' ,
UllAS 59tC. ! .
FI.AX HEID : In demand ntl,3'J.
; i.ovr.u Hr.nn-Falr , * 8.70ao.3H.
TIMOTHY yiii-4.ooa4.25. : :
HAV ytontiy ; prlmo to choice timothy
19.50(310.50 ( per iui.
HUTTKit t'nchanired ; separator creamery
22ft23c ; choice dairy , loaiou.
K < iIj-I.ower ( , 12c lead ; dull , receipts 30 (
coses.
frnwnn Furnace , $3,30. .
COIIN Miuri-f 1.G3.
WHISKY JI.15.
llAOIHNIl 5SGC.
IllO.V t'OTTON TIES 90clltl.OO. (
1'novi.moN.s Flrm.fiuloi. I'ork.standardmoss
$13.871'iJ14.00. { ' Iird ; , prlmo , IJH.OO. Dry sail
meats , loose .shoulders , $7.60 ; longs and ribs
J0.87 ; shorts.00 ; boxed , lOo morn , ll.idou
n'aoked shoulders , $7.20 ; IOIIRS , $7.50 ; ribs
J7.02iJsliortM ; , $7.87'.j.
UllCKll'TS-Floiir , 0,000 hills. ; wheat , 32.00C
bu. ; corn , 177.000 bu. : oats , HO.OOO bu.
Siiii'MENTS Flour , 4,000 bbls. ; corn , 70,000
bu. ; oats , 20,000 bu.
pi > ll4Vhcar. . .MirKnt. :
MtNNEAi'OM ? , Jan. 15. The local wheat
market was very weak during tha early part
of the day , but strengthened later and closed
steady. ItecolpU were 321 cars , with 11 earn
shipped , The stock of wheat In public ele
vators Increased 221,310 bu. In the last week.
Thostocks In Minneapolis private olovntors
Increased 23,000 bu. . while the slocks In coun
try elevator" In Iho northwest decreased 100-
000 bu. Farmers are not yet .selling much , as
shown by returns of purchase and also by the
call for money to go to Iho Interior. The MUIIO
outside uows that weakened .other markets af
fected ours , particularly the largo visible
supply Increase and the low tone of foreign
advices. Shorts bought later , causing a re
action and u smart advance from 00 < % for May ,
the low point. Local Hour mills did a light
business. They nro yet complaining of the
stllT Hour freight , although there are signs of
weakness In It and some think the current
rates will not long bo maintained. With the
late rlseituken off , the mllloiH think they could
run again. The high cost of cash wheat com
pared with May prices Is also against active
milling. They nil turn oulrsomo 20,000 bbls.
for the day. The elevators In tlio country
ware soiling wheat to arrive and buying the
May they had sold against. Minneapolis has
recolveifcif the crop 30,000,000 bu. , IMiluth
22,000,000 bu. May opened at GO'Se , fell to
COc and closed at Gu 8'c ; July opened at G2'ic ,
full to Glir and closed at G2'sc ; January
closed at OUc. Track wheat closed : No. 1
liaril , G2e : No. 1 northern , OOUc ; No. 2
northern , OOe.
Flour was steady ; shipment ! ) 10,715 bbls.
liran. Urm at $10.25310.50. Shorts , $10.50 ®
11.20.
Now Yurie Ury Uouils .Marlcct.
Nnw VOIIK. Jan. 10. The dry goods market
opens another wool ; will , conditions by no
means satisfactory , yet the outlook Is hope
ful. The mail orders nro arriving In goodly
numbers nnd call for rather lurgor amounts of
goods than heretofore. Kosldent buyers are
interesting themselves. Cotton goods rule
steady with a somewhat bolter demand. Print
cloths barely hold their own. Foreign goods
show an Improved condition. The yarn mar
ket Is quiet and holsory and underwear slow.
The Jobbing trudo showed some Improvement
last week nnd holds It. I'rlcos show uo ten
dency toward advance.
I'uorln ( iralo .Market.
PEOHIA , Jan. 10. COUN Market steady ;
No. 2 , 32A4'c ; No. 3 , 32c. .
OATS Market quiet and easy : No. 2 white ,
27 328o ; No. 3 whlto , 27W27ic. (
Hvn Market nominal ; No. 2 , 4048c.
WHISKY Market llrm ; high wines , basis ,
$1.10.
ItECEH'TS Wheat , 0,000 bu. ; corn , 111,150
bu. : oats , 37,400 bu. ; rye , GOO bu. : barley ,
21,700 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 14,400 bu. ; corn , 7,800
Int. ; oats , 15,400 bu. ; rye , no.no ; barley ,
22,400 bu. _ _ J
Cotton MttrUot.
ST. I.oris , Jan. 15. COTTON Steady ;
middling , 77ic ; sales , 300 bales ; receipts ,
2,800 bales ; bhlpments , 3,000 bales ; stocks ,
58,400 bales.
NEW Oni.EANS. Jan. 10. COTTON Futures ,
itoady : sales , 85,400 bales ; January , $7.50 ®
7.57 ; February$7.6337.04 : March , $7.74 ®
7.70 ; April , J7.84 ; May. $7.037.0v Juno ,
& 8.0138.02 : July. $8.0038.11 ; August , $8.17 ®
3.10. Middling , 7J c ; low middling , 7l'c ; good
ordinary , 7aC. ! Not rocolpts2,000 bales ; gross
receipts , 0,000 bales ; sales 4 000 bales.
Oil AlurXets.
OIL OITY , Pa. , Jan. 15. National Transit
: ortlficiites opened at 70jo ? ; highest , 80Hc :
owest , 705c ! ; closed at 80)Sc ) ; sales , -14,000
) bls. ; shipments , 105,324 bbls. ; runs , 100.078
lbls.
I'lTTSmmn , Pa. , Jan. 15. National Transit
lortlflcatcs opened at 78ic ? ; closed at 7o ; > c ;
ilghest , 70 ? c ; lowest , 78sc ; sales , 0,000 bbls.
Liverpool Mllrlcots.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 10. WHEAT Steady ; do-
uand moderate ; holders offer moderately ; No.
L California , Os 4dGs Od ; No. 2 red western
winter , 5s2d5s4d.
COUN Steady : western , 4s Hid.
PIIOVISIONS Porlc , prlmo moss , fine , 70s :
joof , extra India , lOuj ; bacon , long audshort
: lear , 55 Ibs. , 40s ; lard , 42s.
Wool Miirkut.
ST. Louis , Jnn. 15. Wooi/ Slowness marked
ho wool market , today. It was very quietwith
jrlces unchanged.
SsfOCKS ANI > UONOS.
[ Took Oponctl 111 Securities In a Tory Finn
Tone.
NEW YOHK , Jan. 15. The week opened on
, ho Stock exchange with a llrm tone in
( peculation in harmony with the strength of
\moricau securities in London and in ro-
iponso to purchases for the homo nnd foreign
iccounts. After theN > poning improvement
, ha market sagged off somewhat by reason
if the dullness into which the trading lapsed
ather than from any great pressure to sell ,
ind except in some of the specialties there
vas very little movement in the list until
ho afternoon. A movement to cover short
: ontracts was developed shortly after noon ,
vhich crow in strength ns the day advanced
ind which was supplemented In the late
leallngs by purcnnscs for the long account.
A factor in the situation was the very
; cncral belief that the conditions or tno
Jnitod States treasury demands immediate
diet , and tnnt if congress docs not rise to
, ho occasion Secretary Carlisle will bo
breed to issue bonds under the existing law.
I'ho secretary's letter to Chairman Voorheo1 }
if the senate ilnanco committee , mailo pub-
iu during tlio afternoon , confirmed this
/low , nnd as n government bond issue is
ooked upon us a bull point the upward
novomont received now Impetus. Among
, ho local influences at work was the an-
jouncemont that the Now York bond-
loldors' committed of the ( loading company
ind assented to the reorganization scheme ,
, vhioh was accepted as Insuring its tlnul
uloptlon , and that ut a not far distant date ,
.loading stock and bonds were materially
itrcnglhencd by this report and recorded
mbstantiul advances. Speculation in the
grangers was rendered llrm by reported
icavy freight shipments eastward , coupled
, vith advices from the cast of u cradual re.
rival in trade.
Burlington & Qulncy and St. Paul were
.loth attacked in the dealings , but gave way
mly fractionally nnd were qiuoug the moat
juoyapt in the late trading. General ISlec-
irlo , which was a trillo heavy during tno
nornlng. was bought in vigorously during
Lho lust half hour , largely for tlio Boston
iccount , solllnz up y { per cent with a final
reaction of % per cent , limiting a gain of l.'i
> er cent on the day. Louisvlllo & Nnshvtllu ,
ifter nu early advance of JJ percent , reached
V per cent , rose 3 per cent , closing ut u re-
iction of 'i ' per cent , but \f per cent iibovo
Saturday. The favorable conditions of the
speculative ! situation caused buying during
; he latter part of the day , mid prices moved
ap sharply , making the closo.strong and at
} r near the best figures of the day.
The Post says ; Further pressure of a
limited kind wns applied today to the re-
rent speculators for the decline and tfley
ivero forced to cover. The movement took
its nctlvo shape in St. Paul , Western Union ,
Heading , Uurllngton , North American and
LouUvillo. London prices wuro almost
without exception higher , which brought
irbltrago brokers to the support of today's
recoveries. The afternoon market shovrud
itlll grouter activity and the closing was
itrong throughout.
After midday the share speculation bo-
3amo somewhat heavy and u reaction ot
! to V per cent sot in , but was quickly fol
lowed by an udvanco of J { to ) { per cent on
> fairly uotlvo buying tnuvomcut , lu whloh
\
V
the granRersharcs _ wore most promlnen
The total sales of stocks today were 170,200
fcharuH , liifludlni ; : Atchlson , 4,900 ; American
PUb'tir , 15,500 ; llnrllir-'ton , 23,400 ; Chli'iiuu
tins. 5,01)0 ) ! Whisky , 4,900 ; C.eneral Kloctrlc ,
8,200 ; Louisville .t Nashville. 0,001 ; North
western , 4,100 ; Heading , 20,200 ; Hook Island ,
5.200 ; Hi. Paul , 80,200 ; Union I'aclllu , 4,100 ;
Western I'lilon , 15,4011.
The rotiKOof price * as reported by J. W-
Deano & Co. , Hoard of Trade hall , Ias follows :
Stocks. lOpenIIIii | | Uiw.Clo | e
14K
MU
41 !
Northwestern IIDhi
Mo. P.iclflCt 1MH
Union P.iclrlo. . . 18H
N Paelflc , pTil 10
N. 1'aclllo coin 4
C. 11. A. Q. . . . 74U
Koclt iHlaml
Si. Paul
Western Union H4K
HiiffarTniHt
New Kntrlaiul nw
Alchlson ItHt
chleaifo Oas
Heading
Del. A Hudson
1) . C. K
K. O. E
Uonl.iire
Now York Aliinoy Alnrltct.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 10. MONEY o.v CAM.
Kasy all percent ; last loan , 1 percent ; closed
at 1 per cent.
PlIIMi : MBHRANTIMt 1'AI'Ell 3i@4' ! ' $ per COIlt.
STEIII.INO KXCHANOI : Steady , with actual
business In bankers' bills ut J4.B4M4.87 for
demand and 4.84 ® 4.80 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates $4.8UO4.88 ; commorclal bills ,
M.83'i < a4.84.
Hir.vKii CEIITIKICATES 09 ? c.
Tliuciosma nuuiations on nouns :
Itimon stock Ouucations.
Hosiorf , Jan. 10. Callfloans , { ® per cent ;
Lima loans , 3(0)4 ( ) per cent. Closing quo-
.atlons on stocks , bonds and mining shares :
Now York Mlnlncr ( jnotntlons.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 10. The following are the
nlnlng quotations :
asked.
London . < Tock ( quotations.
an. 15 , 2 p. m. Close :
lonBolB.money. . . . ! > 8M | Mexican ordinary. .
lonsols , ncc'nt..l)3 ) IB-Ill St. 1'anl common. .
: aiiudlan Pnclllc . 75 New York Central.
: rlo 1B Pennsylvania
irlelMs 70i ! Mex.Ceu.now4s. .
lllnols Central. . . . 03K
HAU SII.VKH Ill d per oz.
MO.NKY 1 per cont.
The rate of discount In tlio open marketer
or both short and three months bills , 1J5
icrcont.
St. Louis AlinltiK Unotatlons.
ST. JiOUis , Jan. 15. MlnliiB stocks dull ;
inchaiiKed. The following are the clos-
iig quotations :
BUI. AfilteU. Hid.VskeU. .
i laniH. . . . $ . ! IO $ , aO Ellz.lboHi. . $ ,18H . . . .
Un.Neltlc. . ' . ' . ' ) . . . . S. Uopaa. . .71)
Ilinetnllle. 2.00 2.BO Hop' ) U.7iS . . . .
Iranlto.M. . 1.00 1.75 Hareouver .10 , 'JO
London Finanoliil Alf.ilrs.
Nr.w YOUK , Jan. 10 , The Kvcnliip Post's
pedal financial cablegram from London says :
ho markets wore quiet today. Un the Stock
xchatiKo money brought only 2 per cont. An
tallan bank failure was rumored but contra-
llcted. Hllvcr was weak but unchanged.
tupco paper was 04 ? d , Homo announcement
iy the Indian government us to the import
, uty or a fresh loan Isoxpectod soon.
KANSAS CITY , Jan , 10 , Cloaringt , $1,720,102.
HAI.TIMOIIU , Jan. 1C , Clcurlngn , J2.044.048 ;
alancos , J247.099.
NBW YOIIK , Jnn. 15. Clearings , 107,303,077 ;
lalances , { 4,844,303.
HOSTON , Jan. 15. Clearings , 113,217,000 ;
mlnncosl,5G3401.
I'AIIIS , Jan. 1 ' , . . Three per cent ronlos , 08f
Oc for the account.
I'HU.AIWUMUA , Jan. 15. Clearings , J7.223-
01 ; buhincos , * 1OH8,4B8.
MiiMi'iiia , Jan. 15. Now York exchange soll-
ng at par. Clearings , H44.375 ; balances ,
CINOIN.VATI , Jan. 15 , Money , 30 per cont.
low York oxchungo26o ' premium , Clearings ,
2,4(54,700. ( J
Nnw OHi.KANsIaii,15.-i-CloarlnKsl , 028,84 L
iew York oxclmnso $1 ipor (1,000 premium.
'ommerclal $1 per $ MW premium.
ST. Louis , Jan. 15. Clearings , J 1 , 002,278 ;
alancos , 1700,1)10. ) .Money quiet ut ti < 28 per
out. KtchuiiKuon Now York , SOc proiaiinn.
CiiiCAH ( ) Jan. lO.OIoarlugs , tl4,770,000.
iow York exclmiigo ; , 70c premium. Htorllns
xchango , steady ; 'actual , sixty-day bills ,
4,85 } { ; demand , 4. 87J.J , Jlouoy , utoiufy ; 0 > Ji6
pur cent on call ; 0107 pbr cent on time.
O.UAI1A I.1VK pT < > OK MAKH.ETS.
Irtttlu Trudo Opens Dull \Vcak-lloKH
l-iilrly Autlve-iinil Steady ,
MONDAY , Jnn. 15.
There was the usfral light run of stock to-
ay. The supply of eattlo. however , was
] ere than aniplo to supply the rather limited
oniaml , and thn niiUkot was simply a re-
letttlon of Saturday's ' very unsatisfactory
rado. Ixical houses cot lots of eattlo last
reek , and expect a rather liberal supply
his week. They were consequently
n easy street and indifferent.
: attlo that suited them they
vould take at steady prices , but the com-
noncr grades , and there was not much but
omtnon stuff hero , were mighty slow sale
, l mighty mean prices. Fair to pretty oed
.000 to 1,250-lb. hooves sold at from 1.40 to
'J.80 with common stuff at ta.'JO , There was
tot much hero that droised beef men could
iso , either good or bad , but It was nu all
lay Job Retting rid of it.
The cow market was no bettor. Supplies
vero light nnd the quality , us a rule , rather
: ommou. The demand was quiet and the
tr.tdo Mow at steady to a shadi < rastert > n < .c
Good cows nnd hmfors sold ht from fJ.HJ
$3.10 , with fair to peed stuff at fj.lo to fJ.1
nnd common and canning Kf'H'cs ' at fro
$1.50 to JVJ , 10. There was no quotable chain
In the calf market , and roURh stock of r
kinds changed hands slowly at Saturday
weak prices.
lit lockers and feeders the trade wasqu !
Suppi and demand wcro both rcstrictc
and the voliimo of trading tvns llmltei
Prices , however , were fairly well sustatiu
and the feeling was generally llrm. ( lot
to choice feeders nro quoted at fll.OOciivi.Oi
fair to good at J'J.TOQMOO , ami llghtur. eon
tnon prados at from f'J.70 dowu. Ucprcscn
utlvo sales ;
SOUTH DAKOTA.
4bulls..l230 210 22 cows. . . 075 220
2 bulls. . .1765 250 4'J cows. . . 042 2 GO
1 bull. . . .1380 205 28 fdrs. . . . 022 830
Hoes There wore hardly enough hogs
icrc today to inako a market. Local houses
: ould not find enough to make a good day's
{ tiling , and so took little interest , especially
is the reports from eastern centers were
mything but favorable. A fair shipping
irder putsome lifo into the trade , however ,
ind to all Intents and purposes the hogs
wrought Saturday's prices. Two or three
ihoico loads , both light and heavy , sold for
! 5.1S } and poor to fair stuff sold down to
d.Oo and $5.07.j. } The pens were soon cleared ,
, ho big bulK of the trading , as on Saturday ,
joins : at $5.10 , as against ? 5.0. > and 55.1(1 ( one
tvcolc ago today , IJeprcsentative sales :
3.
! 8
i9.
,9.
lO.
11.
16.
18.
' 0.
12.
11.
1-1QS AND HOUOU.
1..480 - 3 50
Sunup There was a fair supply and a big
issortmcnt today. For desirable grades of
nutton and lambs the demand was good and
ho market active and firm. Com-
non stuff was rnthor neglected ,
nit hardly quotably lower. Quo-
ations were as follows : Fair to coed na-
ivcs , § 'J.75Ti.r)0 ( ; ; fair to gooil westerns ,
S5@3.25 ! ! ; common and stock sheep , $ l.f)0@
! .a.j ; good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs , $2,50
JJ4.50. Hepresentativo sales :
'in. ' Av. I'r.
3 bucks . 130 $225
.15 . western owes fed . 104300
! 89 western wotllOM . 07 300
98 natlvo owes . 95 330
16 western owes fed . 104 300
178 natlvo Iambi . 05 300
Heco'lpts IIIKI disposition ot Stock.
onichilrocolpU and disposition of steak as
hewn by tlio books of the Union Staslc YarH ;
ompany for thn forty-olghthimra ondlug at
i o'clock p. in. , January 15,1894 :
ItECUII'Td.
uisi'osino.v.
Llvu htoclc Murlcot ,
CillOAflo , Jan , 15. Chnlco catllo were In
; oed domiind and were llrmly held. Tliero
roro not many of them and holder * were Imlo-
loiidont. I'or the lower grades the market
heavy run of com-
vas weaker. There was a
11011 and medium cattle , und clenranco could
lot bo mauo at better than from 10tol5cojf
rom last week's closing iiuotatloiiH. The
venkor condition was duo to largo iccolpU.
'rom 20,000 lo 21.000 head WIIH the number
iireroil , and the chances were that no more
linn 10,000 head would change hands. The
rado was slow with sales principally at from
2 to 13 for cows and bulls , and at liom K2.00
o f4.U5 for Etoei-H ; extra l.rAK ) to 1,700-lb.
tours tire .still quoted as high as (0 , but thuro
iiivu been no recout mlos anywhere near that
k'uio , Uarely hnvo the rocolptH ut this tlmo
if the year eomprUcd PO small u porcentiiKO
it good eattlo as at present , and for touio
reekH past. The general mucket closed weak.
The hog market opened bad. The day's run
ras estimated at 50,000 head and the weather
* Ub warm and wet and t horn fore unfavorable
or packing oporutfons , Opening bids were
rom lOc to ICio olT from .Saturday's quota-
Ions , and the early market uveriigod from Oc
o too lowor. There wsi n rouctfon later In
ho morning , when It wab discovered thnt the
Irst estimates ot the receipts were something
Iko 0,000 ever the murk , and there wnv a ro-
uruof conlldenconnd a lavlral of activity ,
loforo 10 o'clock all the decline bad been re-
overod , the eloso being active unit firm At
aturduy'n prices. 1'roni (5 to 15.40 was the
urge of miles from common to prlmo cradcH ,
rlth the i-rcatcr part of tuu VUICH at ( rom ! 5.20
And deservedly so , for a better , purer and more effective Soap was
never made. SANTA CLAUS SOAP never disappoints the most
exacting housekeeper. Try It and be convinced.Sold everywhere.
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. , Chicago.
MAHA
.etas irecloiy
Morsc-Coe Shoi Company.
nlosroom nnJ OHIio-in-IIO-llll llo.v.ir ! U
riictory-lllll-llal-ll''l Ilo.vinl9t. :
\Vo nro tha osi.v M.muf.itarori of Hoots mil
Slioc.iln the at-ito ofuljr.ii ! i.
A Kuner.il liiTltnllan HoxtoUia : to all to Impjct
our new factory.
Kirkcndall , Jones & Anicr. Hand-Sewed
COMPANY. Wlioleaalo
mfri ! . , nunnts Huston SI1OK CO. . boots , aliooi
IlubbcrShoe Co. IIIK- nnd nibbar BOod" , IMi-
llU -IIOiljnriijy ( Street. HID Iluniey Stru.'t.
DRY GOODS.
M. Ii. Smith & Co.
Drr coeds , notions , fur-
nlstilnu k'ooil ? . corner
llth niiil'llownnl Sts.
BAGS , ETC. COAL.
licmis Omaha Bag Jolm > on Uros. '
COMI'ANY. WHOLKSAI.K COAL.
. nml manufnc-
Importor.i
108 | Karnam Street ,
turcrd of Hour aacka , Omaha , NeU.
burlaps , tnlnu.
to JD.aO. The receipts were a surprise to a ma
jority of dealers. They have been equaled
only twlco heforo within the last. year. .Still
the .supply did not. e.\ieed the demand to any
Important , extent , the cloe of huslnosH llndnig
iu > considerable number In llrst hands.
That , tlio .sin-en market should bo weak waste
to bo oxneiMod , for the receipts were heavy
and the weather was wet. It hold up much
bettor than might bo supposed. There wi'.s a
docllno of from Or to lOc , hut at that reduc
tion n eood degree of activity was developed.
The KveJilng.louriPil reports :
OATTI.U Receipts. 11,000 bend ; shipments ,
1,200 head ; prime steers , scarce and steady ;
coai'Mi and common stock In heavy supply and
20IW5c lower ,
HOQS Itccolpls , 50,000 head ; market opened '
a trillo lower , but closed strong at Saturday's
prices ; rough and heavy , $4. 'JOS0.10 ; packers
and mixed , JlJ.iri'ii&.aO ' ; prlmo heavy and
butcher weights , $3.30515.40.
SiiEKi' AND IJAMDS Receipts , 20,000 head ;
prime , steady ; others 10lCic lower.
Kanmifi City I.ivo Ntocic Market.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 15. OATTI.C Hocolpti ,
2,400 head ; shipment ! ! , . ' 1,500 head ; mar
ket weak to lOc lower ; Texas steers , $2.50
© 3.50 ; Texas cows , $2.002.55 ; shipping
steers , J4.00O5.45 : nallvo cows , $1.2piii.B5j ;
butcher 3tock3,001t4. 10 ; stackers and feeders ,
. . .
lions Receipt. ! , 4,300 head ; shipments ,
400 head ; market 5 < 3 > 10c lower ; bulk ,
Jj.05U5.10 ; heavy , packing and mlxod , Jl.'Jj
(35.20 ( ; lights , Yorkers and pigs , S5.00Q5.20.
Hiiitui' Hecoipts , 1,000 head ; shipments ,
none ; market weak and slow.
3so\v York I.iv-o .Stock .Market.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 15. OATTI.B llocolpts 3,270
head : market fairly active for nil crades ;
mitlvo stcorn , good to prlmo , J4. 85(5.5.15 ( ;
medium to fair , 84.40 © 1.75 ; common to ordi
nary , $3.0064.31) ) ; oxen , ? 2.153,85 ; bulls ,
$2.'J52.00 ; : ) : dry Vows. S2.50S2.70.
CAI.VKS Recolts | ) , 500 head ; market firm ;
veals , $5.00(148.50 ( ; mlxod lots , * 2.753.50.
Slll'.Kl' AND bAMUS Rceolpts 21,136 head ;
slow ; shocp25c. lower ; lambs 7Jc ! lower ; lambs ,
common to choice , $3.75 5.25.
Hoes Receipts , 2,000 head ; market lower-
at to.as c.i > o. _
St. Loin * I.lvo Stonk Jlurkot.
ST. Louis , Jan. 15. OArrr.n IJccolpts , 3,400
head ; shipments , 1,100 head ; market lOc
iQWcr forn.itlves , 15e lower for Texans ; ordi
nary to fair natlvi ) slecrs , S2.75B.4.25 ; fed
Texas steers , ? 3.20i33,75 ; grabShteors , J2.30 ®
3.10.
Hoes Receipts , 5,100 head ; shipments ,
1,000 licari ; market opened 10u lower but re
gained the decline ; top prlco for light , $5.20 ;
mixed and packers ranged ? J.90i.r ( > . 1 D.
SilKKl1 Receipts. 80O head ; shlimients , 300
head ; market weak and unchanged ,
Sioux City I.lvo Ktiiok .Mnrknt.
Sioux OITV , Jan. 10. lions K-volnts , 400
bond ; olllclal Saturday , 2,303 head ; shlp-
meiils , mum ; market 5c lo or at * 4.'J55U5 ,
( ! ATTI.K Receipts , 200 head ; olllclal Hatur-
day , 42 Itoad ; hhlumonts. 3US head ; market
slow und btcudy ,
StiivU in M lic.
Recolptsof livestock at tnu four principal
western markets Monday , January 10 :
( Jatllo. I loirs. Sheon.
South Omnhil . 2,080 J.fiUO 830
Chicago . 11.001) ) 00,000 20,000
IvansasClty . 2,400. 4,300 1,000
St. I < oul3 . 11,400 0,100 BOO
Total . 18,880 Ol.OCC 23,230
Cll.trs i.V Till ! VOltltlDOltS.
"I have heard thnt ignorance nnd sunor-
stition uro Konorally mated for the Brand
march of llfo , and to hand in hand , " ro-
marltod an old Colorado printer who is now
lu the Insuraiico business In this city. "Hut
I bollovo that till tha trials and tribulations
of the Union Printers Homo of Colorado
Springs is < luo to the 111 starred number ,
thirteen. The articles of incorporation for
that institution were nignud by Donath ,
Vaughnn , McClovoy , Dailoy , Plank , Hull ,
Polton. Cumtnlngs. Almlson , Parr , Lambert ,
Woodward and Morgan. Tnoro nro your
thirteen. Those articles of Incorporation
wuro taken into the ollloo of the secretary
of state on thoUlth day of September , 181)0 ) ,
nt thirteen minutes before o'clock. Thir
teen wealthy men of Philadelphia und Colorado
rado Springs donated cash and property to
nuiKo Iho homo n reality. When the situ
was HOlt'cted on West Uiicrfuno street , a dol-
cgutiou of thirteen Denver and Colorado
Springs printers and reporters wcro
present. The board of trustees con
sists of thirteen members. * Mr. Drox-
ol's birthday anniversary was September lit.
nml while the Printers homu wan dedicated
on May 12 , the anniversary of Mr. Chllds'
birthday , it really was not op < m for hnsinoss
until May 1M. The Cowboy band of Pueblo
Dla.ved thirteen tunes at Iho dedication and
attempted a starring tour of the country u
few months later with disastrous results. In
plain Knellsn , or rather the popular par
lance of tlio day , I bollovo that the Printers
homo has been 'hoodocd' ' by u number which
has long been u hhinlng ' light among
Jonahs. " _ _ _
"The triumph of Jake Bchacfferat Chicago
last Saturday night recalls thu scene of u
great ovation to the Wizard which I wit-
nested when ho beat Visnaux years aio , , "
said W. H. Hughes as ho nulled vigor
ously at u long PcFfecto , "Schuoffer auU
HARDWAUE.
Hector & Willicliny Lobesk & Linn ,
CO.MI'A.NY.
> nlo In hir tnriro i-i t
Cnrnor lltli nnd Jncksan mi'uhnnlcV tnola
Mroet.i. 'uiulu ' Sires'
HATS , ETC. j
W.A.ilboikvCo" ! ( ; )
Wliolcs.tlo
lints , cups , Hir. w goods ,
lllovci , inUtoa' . l.'tli
unit llnrnuy btruuta.
| _ _ CLUMBER. _ _
Join rw'akcliehl ,
liinil ccinonl , .Mllwuiii
kcuco.nent nml QillncJ
Klilte llino.
I STOVE BEPAIKS
PAPER. I OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
Cnrry n full stoo'i nf
prtntlnKl wrapping nml Itollno.l and
writing pupard , canl
papers , etc. elli , iixlo iinuse. ot
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company , N
South OpiaTia.
BeitCattlo Ho nndShoop m.iriot la iho wsiv - _
COMMISSIU'I HOUSES.
Wood Brothers ,
I Llvo Stook Co.-ninUilon MaroUaati
| Sonth Om bi Tolop'ioaa HIT. Chlo ( >
JOHN D. DADHMAX , lMaB .
s.rr
" * rr
WALTHIl 15. WOOD. fJ"a
Market reports by mall arid wtra cheerful
drnlshod upon application.
j
Vignaux were playing for the championship
of the world , and public Interest iu ]
the result was at fever heat. The event ,
took place in Chicago , nnd when Schiifor'a
marvelous cue punched the balls with tell
ing effect nnd won for him the title of world-
beater , the little billiimlist was carried
around on the shoulders of his enthusiastic )
friends and rushed down stairs , where a carriage -
riago was stanulupr near the curb. Tha
horses were rapidly unhitched , u long rope
was tied to the tongue of the vehicle , and
the crowd , headed by Duly , Sexton ami
other expert bllliardists , hauled tha vic
torious Sclmeffcr through the streets of
Chicago in triumph. That night about
fifty admirers .of the champion purchased
tall white plug hats , daubed them with a
circle of rod paint and proceeded to put a
tiut of deeper vermlllion on the town.1
Scbaoffer owncd .Chlcngo for several daya
thereafter. "
"Wo have just received n 'letter from
Count Luhionskl , " said Commissioner Utt at
the Commercial club yesterday. "Tho count
has deferred his return to Omaha until Janu
ary 25. Ho writes that hodcsires to deal with ,
subscribers of stock in tha bset' sugar fac
tory committee this tune instead of
a chairman of n temporary committee. The
count says that ho hus mot with encourage
ment iu breanlzlns capital for the venture
and will settle the question of location of
the factory upon his arrival. Ho urges
prompt action all around nnd expects lo llml
that the committee has made .satisfactoryi
progress in arousing puulic interest and sub
scription of stock in the enterprise. Ha
will bo accompanied by two surveyors
nnd will make n plat of the cent
templated site before sailing foi5
Europe. From the tone of his letter I
infer that the count is enthusiast it- ever the
venture and expects to llml local sentiment
the samo. If not , I Imagine that ho will1
harvest a largo crop of disgust , but happily ,
the committee has mot and n big mass meet *
ing will bo held at the Hoard of Trade tomorrow -
morrow to secure contracts for acreage and ,
give a substantial expression of popular In
terest Iu the schomo. The mass meeting
will bu held nt 2 p. m. It la
open to all and upon it largely de
pends the future of the boot sugap
factory. It therefore behooves every advocate -
vocato of the industry to attend that mcoU
. '
IiiR.1.
Hotel men uro jubilant over an increase in
the arrival of traveling men. l-'or the past
throe weeks tlio commorclal pilgrims have
been conspicuous by their absence , nud an u
result thereof the hotel business hus suf
fered to some oxtoui.
Wo could not improve the quality If vvn
paid doiiolu thu prlco. DoWitt'a NVituh Hiuul
Kaivo Is the bostaitivo that experience e.iu
produce , or that money cuii huy.
Itov. ( Iiikliiiuulu * Tnuinforroil ,
Hcv. Thuddous Jakimowlcz , u well known ,
Polish priest of this city , has been trans-
furred to Columbus , Nob. , In consequence of
some trouble that iirosa recently In his con
gregation. It scorns Hint n prominent mom *
Our of the polish church circulated u report
that Father .laklmowicz WKH nhort with thu
church funds , of about i'JOO. . This waa lit
the latter part of November. Investigation
was Immediately instituted by liishop Scan ,
neil , unil It was discovered that the chai 'cn
were unfounded , Kov. .lalclmowlui having
nccounted. iu his books , fqr every cent ro-
colvud by him. On thu contrary It wnn du-
cos-ercd that Iho church was Indebted to
him for salary , which Iho trustees huva
i to pay to him.
Oryfoar
Pitcher's Castoria.
* "
Children Gryfoj
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry foifj V
Pitcher's Castorlar
