COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Increased FrcnoK Duties on Wheat Oanasd a
Fractional Decline.
BULLISH FEELING CONTINUED IN CORN
Iloderntn Ailrnnco Agnln Scored by tlmt
Cereal Light Volumn of Trading no-
ported In 1'orU Otrlng to an
Absence of Soiling I'reiiuro.
CmcAoo , Jan. 2. . It wan argued today
that with French duties on wheat increased
England will bo left os the only foreign Im
porter of wheat and Is not likely to pay as
much ns when stimulate ! by French compe
tition. Wheat felt this to the extent of
nboat ' c decline. Corn was strong on heavy
export clearances nnd reported Injury to the
Argentine crop. Provisions advanced slowly
on smaller receipts of hogn.
The wheat trade was kept in a stew most
of the session without important news.
Tgvvards midday the trade got the early
rumors of the Increase in the Trench duty
and that caused adrive of selling , which
made another now low record In the market.
During the morning it was the same drag
ging , discouraging , disappointing market of
previous days nnd weeks. The Price Cur
rent said : Everybody know tltat the coating
of snow was sufllcicnt to entirely protect
wheat from the hard weather. The price
was helped when dispatches and private
cables came saying the French duty was In
creased and that the French wcro reselling
their cargoes at Liverpool , Now York nnd
Hultlmoro. On this piece of news thcro was
a dip to the low point of the session nnd the
lowest of the year , but a slight recovery was
made by some good buying to cover shorts.
In corn the bullish feeling continues to
prevail and the market ngain scored a mod-
cr.ito advance. The advices received wcro
nearly all of n bullish nature , A fair busi
ness wns trnnsactcd , the price opening with
from Vc to ' f0 Kn'ni ' but ' 03t tue advance
under rcnU/.tng gales , but soon recovered
ami sold up > < fc. held steady and closed with
n gain of from > < e to } 4'c.
Thcro was a fair trade in oats and the
feeling hardly as strong as yesterday. Prices
fluctuated | yc and closed a shade lower. No
new features developed and prices wore con
trolled by corn largely.
A light volume of trading was reported In
pork , owing to an absence of any pressure to
eell. Tlio market opened at yesterday's
llnal llgurcs , improved 5c , reacted to the like
extent , advanced lOc. sold down ic , rose
TlrjO.closing about MC higher thanyesterdny. ;
The iurd market was almost stagnant for
May. At the close the market was from
lj ! o to 5c higher than the final figures of
yesterday. Uibs wcro dull , with an upward
tendency , fluctuations being within a range
of yo. May closed llrm at , $ O.T"i.
Kstlmatcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat.
71 cars : corn , ; oats , 50 cars ; hogs ,
SJS.OOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
ArticlesOpen ; , High. Low. Cloao.
WHEAT
.Tan 6M ! BOK GSM onw
May Ot 04 } ! iN !
July ' COM G5
COHN
Jan
Nay
July 30H 3UH
OATH
Jan 27M 27W
May 3054
2836 28J4
HKHSPOIIK-
Jan 13 IB 13 20 13 IB I 20
May 13 22W 13 III ! } 13 1" ' } ! 30
IiAUM-
Jan . ' . 7 72 7 75 7 72- ! 7fl
May 7 G7.'i 7 GO 7 COG UU
EnoiiTUiiis.
Jan , 0 GO (1 ( GO G GO I GO
0 70 0 70 U 07J- i 72W
Cnsh quotations wore as follows :
I'l.oui ! Kusy and lOc lower.
WIIHAT No. 2 Hiirlni ; , 69fc } ; No. a spring ,
65ff,01c ; No. a rod , GUJic ,
COII.N No. 2 , 35c.
OATS-NO. 2. 27 ? c ; No. 2 white , 28285c ! ;
No. 3 while , 27 > , tc.
ItYK-No. 2 , 44c. _ - . , .
- > \ rfjr ? = : rrr.7rKoT-Srrra' o 43 ®
44c ; No. 4 , f. o. b. , 40a41o. !
KwxSEKir'-No. 1,81.38.
TIMOTHY SUED Prime , $4.10.
I'oitK Mess , per lib ! . , J13.2013.25 ; lard ,
per 100 His. , $7.75 ; short ribs sides
( loose ) . 90.07(20.70 ( ; dry sal'od shoulders
( boxed ) . tG.25@U.0 ; bhort clear sides ( boxed )
I7.00a7.00.
WIIISUY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
$1.15.
BUUAIIS Unchanged ; cut loaf , J5.00 ; gran-
ulalcd , $4.01 ; standard A , M.40.
The following wcro the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the 1'rodiico exchange tod'iv the butter
ra irkot was llrm : creamery , 103'-Jlc ; dairy ,
loa'JlC. Egga. Hriii ; fresh. 12ii < 313c.
" NIMV Vorlc .Miu-Kots ,
Nr.w YOIIK , Jan. 25. t'r.oim Uecolpts , 23-
000 bblH. ; exports , 0,800 bbls. : sales , 13,00
like * . ; market moro imllvo , but. still weak with
wheat : winter patents , J3.303.50 ; winter
Htmlphts , J2.70Q3.05 : winter extras , $2.00331
2.25 ; Minnesota patents , J3,503.U5Mlimi : > olu
balturH , J'.i.liU ; wlnlor low grades , $1.00(32.25 ( ;
spring nowijrudos , $1.C1UO ( ) ; spring extras ,
H.UO&2.40 ; Notitliorn Hour , dull ; common lo
fair iixlra , $ ! 2.-OiW,70 ; goodto cholco ovtru ,
I2.703.40 ; rye Hour , steady : fiincy , $2.bOffi
lilf ) > ; buckwhoatllour. llrm : < L'-ina'j.OO.
HUOKWHKAT Dull ; Canadian , 57c askedox-
bond.
COIIN MIIAI , Steady : yellow western , $2,55 ©
2.7i ( : briindywlnc , J2.75.
KYI : Nominal ; January , 50o dollvored.
IlAiu.r.v Dull : No. 2. Milwaukee , ti3@Glc ;
twu-rowed state , GQG3c ( ,
IlAiti.nvM.M.T Dull : western , GGUSOc : slx-
inwi-il , HOClHDc.
WIIKAT Heculpls , 1,300 bu. ; exports. 123,300
bu. : sules , 1,005,001) ) bu. fuluros und 4U.OOO bu.
Riiot. Spot market dull ; No. 2 rod , In store and
ulovalor , C5c ! : alloat , G7c ; f. o. b. , GG'iu ; tin-
Krack'd red , G3'lc , ilullvorocl ; No. 1 nortliurn.
li'JJjc. ' Options opened ( lull but steady , sold oif
at noon on disappointing cables and helling by
traders , rnlllQCi Inter on talk of war in Kxypt ,
nt ( lO c : July , 7)3470.'ic ( ) , closed nt 70J'c ;
August , 71'4io71Jic ( , closed at70Jic [ Docom-
licr. 75Hft75lie , closed at 75'4C.
COltN Hecolpt.s , 12,400 bu. ; exports , 9,000
Int. ; sales , 725,000 bu. futures and 102,000 bu.
Mint. SIKH murkut fairly actlvo and llrm : No.
S , 433jc liinleviktor : 44Jjo nlloat : yellow , 434'c ;
uiiKraded mixed , 43 c ; stunmur mixed , 43 ©
44'ic. Options oponrd llrm and closed un
OATS HecclutH , 0,300 bu.j exports , 3.GOO
Ini. ; biiles. 2U5.000 bu. futures and 30,000 bu.
u . .suuu tu. . . , Ulk , 1VII11U
Jo ; truck , white sluto , 3G44
HAY Dull ; Bhipplng , JO.OO ; good to choice ,
Hoi'sQulot ; Ntato , common to choice , 18 ©
8ii ! : 1'aclllc coast , lHIt22c
IliiiKH ritoudyi wet salted Now Orleans
old-led. 45JSGO Ibs. , 4'iii5iic ; TUXIIK , sc-
lecUMl 35QSO Ibs. , 45c5c lluenod
, ; Ayrcs , dry.
20324 Ibs. , 10W3110 ; Texas , dry , 24&30 Ibs. ,
tie.
tie.IiKATHKU About steady.
I'nwvisiO.NM Hi-of , steady ; 114.001115.00 ;
extra iiu-sH , $8fi04t8.GO ; lieof ham , $17 ; ulty
extra lndlt : mess. f20.0023,00. Cut moats ,
iiulot ; pickled bnllleH , 7Ji < B8 > fc ; pickled
bliinililora , Otic ; pickled hams , mc. ; lird. ;
wnauor ; we.sleru sletun closed at $8.05 ; sulus ,
2511 tlorccs at fH.05 ; option Hiiles , none ; Jan
uary closed at (8.05 nominal ; Kobrunry , $8
nominal ; May , $7.02 nominal. Pork , moro
iiotlvo ; now mossJ14.42 > i4il4.75oxtra ; prime.
H3.GOW14.00 : fnmlly , iflO.2DWlO.25 ; short
clear. 10.00M7.60. < / .
IHiTTKit Klrmer , moro actlvo ; western
dairy , 13li < ai7o : western croamury , IBiJ
2Gci western factory , 1310c ; Klglnx , 2Uc ;
state dairy. 104t22c ; state creamery , 18 < J22c.
t'UKKsu .Steady ; state lurce , 0 it 11 lie. Minnll ,
l21iC ; part bklms , 410c ; full skims ,
Kaus liocolpts , 6,432 pUss.j active nnd
hlUluT ! IcohoiUO , I2.50&3.60 , per Ciuo ;
western fresh , lCSJ < ai7Hc ; fcouthorn , lUSiO
17'iC ' ,
TAI.I.OW Steady ; city ( t2 per pkg. ) , 4i ! ©
'
HsiN I'lrmj strained , common to good ,
rt r.'gii.ms.
Tuiu-ENTiNU Klrint SoaSD.'fc. '
I'tTiiOLEUM ( julct ; United closed 80c bid ;
WnshlnutDii , bairuU , JO ; Wabhlimton , In bulk ,
I3.0 ; ruUuvd New Vork , 10.10 ; I'lilladcliihU
and Unltlmoro , IG.lOj I'hlladolphln and Haiti-
moro , In bulk , IJ.CO ,
KICRQiilcti domofttlc , fair to extra , Oli'iJ
& ! Ci Japan. 4 < lftc.
.MOI.ABSM Dull ; New Orlcnni open hot-
tic , good to choice , oo'iiaac
Via Ino.v Steady ; American , 112.000 10,00.
Corr-Kit Dulli ln r > , J10.
l.KAD-Sto.irty i domestic ? , 13.10.
TlN-Dulli trnllx. 10.7G.
HPRLTKIIrlrrnor ; tlomostlf , 13.45.
COTTOX HIB : | ) ou < Knlr demand frtom the
west , local Inijiilry inodGrntc , buyorit and
KOllorn apart ; rcporird galo.s , 400 bbls. ol
prime crude at 13. no ; oir crude , U8Q20CJ
yellow butter grades , nHQ39 ( ' ! cholco yellow.
87M8c ; prime yollow. asttSOci yellow oil
gtndcs , aaaaoc ; prime white , 300.
St'OAtiIlaw , ftlctidy ! sales , 2.SOO unBS
contrlfugal , Hit test , at lie : rollncd , dull ;
off A , 37i4J:4 : > jiCi mould A , 4 7-loaiJiC ,
slnnilnrd , A , 4 l-lOaiMc ; rnnfcctloncrV A ,
4 l-lQi < oi cut loaf , 4 K-li7ir ! c ; crushed ,
4 6-lGft4Nc ; powdered , 4 5-10'M-\i : ; Rrunti-
latnd. 4ji4 ! ( G-lOc ; culjos , 4 7-loa4 io ; No. 0 ,
0 IG-lOY : No. 7 , 3Ja315iniNo. ; . 8,311-10
t3.Vcj No. 0 , 3j3 ? 13-lOc ! No. 10 , 3 O-lfi ©
nvc ; No. 11 , SHSSll-lCc ; No. 12 , 8 c ! No.
13 , 8iC. _
Oiniihii I'rodncn Alurlint.
UnTTBit-Tho supply Is limited nnd there is
a more llliornl demand , especially for the best
stock. Choice country , Mftlt'ie ; packing
stock , 10ftl2e.
DucHSCi ) I'om.TitY--The market Isiomowhat
llrmur and butter prices nro looked for , es
pecially on chickens. Price1 ] romaln nhotit
stationary. Chickens , SttOc ; turkoy.s , 8U9C :
KCCSO nnifducks. Bft'Jo.Inferior stock would
sell below the aliovo llgurcs.
Jiivu I'ort.Tiiv Tliuro is some dcmnnil for
cholco slock nnd the market Is fairly wull sup-
pllnd , ( lend stoi-k Is iUOtablo ) at 5&Dc.
Ve.Alt The arrlvalti uro not heavy and the
market llrm nt previous quotations ; cholco
small and fat veals , 77ic ! ; thin or heavy ,
35c ,
UAMK Pralrlo chickens , ntiall nnd venison
are out of season , nnd there Is but Ilttlo on the
mnrki-toxcnpl ducks. Canada KOORO , JO : mal
lard ducks. } 2.00ii2.50i jack rabblu. $1.50 ®
2.00 : small rabblt.s. $1 ; 8i'ulrrcts | , 75c.
Klia-Tlio cold storatto tt ! : s have boon
pretty well clt-iined up and there Is a decided
chailKo for the better on the market. Fresh
stock , lOTMGc ; cold storage , ll12c ; salted
cnirs , OftlOc.
ilo.viirChoice white clover , 16c ; Call-
fornta , ICf.
OVHTKIIS Medium. I , X. U , 13c ; hor.soshoos ,
18c ; extra standards , 20c ; selects , 21o ; extra
selects , 22c ; company solecls , 25o : counts , 30c.
Nirrs Chostniit-s , 12c per lb. ; Italian
chc.stnutx , I'JiMlio ; almonds , IHc ; Kngllsh wal
nuts , 1'J-ai-lc : Illhurls , 12'/c ' ; Itr.t7.ll nuts , 11 ©
12c : pecans , laruc , 12. 14c ; pecans , medium ,
lOc , The murkoton black walnuts Is low and'
no nno wants to buy.
Clliuit-l'uro Juice , per barrel. IG.OOaO. GO ;
half barrel , * 3.253.50 ; Oregon , per barrel ,
$5.0035.50 ; half barriilsf3.
SAiimiuiui'T Per barrel , $5.5020.00 ; half
barrals , ? 3.00 < tW.2G.
UIDKII I'liro Julco. pnr bbl.G.OOfflG.GO : half
bbl , . i3.2Gfl3.50 ; clarlllcd elder , per bbl , , t5 ;
half bbl. , $3.
VKOr.TAIir.ES.
BHAXS Calirornia hand-picked navy , Jl.OOa
2.00 ; western navy. $ l.B5itl.90j common wlilto
beans , $1.GOS1.75. (
ONIONS Onions are quoted at 50305c , nnd
on order.s at GD&70c ; Hntuihli onlom , per
crutSI. . 50.
POTATOi'-S'-N'obraska , Iowa and Minnesota
grown potatoes , In small lot.s from store , 05&
70c ; Kiuno In car lots , GOc ; Colorado , from
sloro , 7uc ! Colorado lots , G8tJ70c.
OAiuiAni : Orders for cabbage from the coun
try are tilled at 2c per lb.
OrxKiiY UOUTS According to slzo , 403GOi
per doz.
Ciiiuv : : Good slock , 35c ; extra fancy Cali
fornia , OOcOll.OO.
SWIET : POTATOES Tlio supply U fair ; good
stock , per bbl. , 83.50.
OIIKCX VKOKTAULKS Spinach , per -bbl. , $2 ;
salsify , 3035c per doz. : radishes , per
doz. , 3Gc : endive , per doz. , 75c ; onions ,
per doz. , 20c : caullliowor , per no/ . , $1.5032.00 ;
lettuce , purdoz. , SO Sc : cucumbers , $2 ; toma
toes. per crate of 20 Ibs. , J2 ; string beans ,
$2.50 per 'j-lin. box : parsley , per doz , , 30c ; egg
plant , per doz. , $2.50.
SAuniKUAUT 1'er bbl. , $5.5030.00 ; half
bbla. , $3.25.
FlttHT.S
GltAi-KS There are no Catawbas on the market -
kot : Malacas , nnr 50-ib. bbls. . not , $5.2530.00 ;
Malagas , pcrCD-lb. bbls. , not , tG.O030.GO.
APPLES The supply Is light on this market
and prices higher ; fancy western , $1.903)2.00 )
per box.
CliANUKHUics Cranberries are arriving very
freely and are In good demand : Capo Coif.
per bill. . JO.OOaO.50 ; boll'and bugle , $0.50 ;
Jersey , $0.0030.25 ; boll and cherry. { 5.
GAr.u'OHNtA OiiANOKTlin stock Is arriving
In good condition. Klvcr.sldo seedlings , per
box , $2.50 ; Washington novels , 1:3.00.
THOPIUAIj rilUITd.
RANANAS Trices roinitn : about steady : per
bunch , largo. $2.0032.50 ; per bunch , small to
medium , $1.7532.00.
LIJMOXS Now Mosslnn , lemons , slzo 300 ,
$5.GO ; slzo 300 , $525ftG.50.
OIIANHKS Mexicans , per box , $2.50 ; largo
sizes , $2.252.40 ; fancy Flurldas , $2.75 ; cholco
l-'lorldns , $2.00.
TANOCKINES I'or box , $2.75.
GnAl-i : FnuiT Per box , $4.
/ runs.
near Nrfx 1 black , largo , 520.00325.00 ;
medium , $15 ; smtlll , $8.00 < 310.00 ; black year
lings , largo , S12.)03l'5:00 ( ) : ; > nCdlum ' , $10 ; small
17 ; black culn. larce , JG.Oh38.00'inodllim [ ; ,
$5.0030.00 : small. $4 : black Montana and'
Kooky mountain , largo. ? 18.)0322.00modltim ( ) ; ,
$14 ; small , $10 ; black Montana yearlings ,
large , $12 ; medium , ? 8 ; snmll , $3 ; black Mon
tana cubs , largo , $6.50 : medium , $4.50 ; small ,
$3 ; silver tip , large. $20 ; medium , $12 ; small ,
{ 8 ; sllvor tip yearlings , largo , 411 ; medium , $8 ;
small , $5 ; silver tip cub.i , largo , * G : medium ,
$4.50 ; small , $3 ; brown , large , $20.00325.00 ;
medium , $10 ; small , $12 ; yonrllngs , largo ,
$10.00312.00 ; medium. $8 ; small , $ G ; cubs ,
largo , * 7 ; medium , J5 ; small , ? 3badgor ; No. 1
lariro , $1.0031.50 ; modlum , GOc : small , 5c ( ) :
Usher No. 1 largo , ? 8 ; medium , $0 ; small , ? 4 ;
fox sllvor , us to color according to bounty
No. 1 largo , $100 : modlum , JOOi small , $40
sllvor pale , according to beauty , large. $50
medium , $30 ; Hinall $20 : cro.ss , largo. $7 ;
medium , $3 ; small , $2 ; rod , largo , 81 50 ;
medium , $1.25 ; small , $1 ; gray , largo.
75c : medium , GOc : small , 40c : kit
large , 5'Jc ' ; medium. 40c ; small , 30c.
lynx. No. I largo , if3 ; inodluin , ? 2 ; small , ifl.GO ;
marlon , No. 1 , largo , $2 ; medium , $1,50 ; small ,
$ lmlnk ; , No. 1 , large , BUeBH.OO ; medium ,
7Gc ; small , Gr c ; mink , dark , No. 1 , large , $1 ;
medium , 7Sc ; small , 50c ; mountain lion , uor-
fcct head nnd feut. No. 1 , large , $1.0032.00 ;
Imperfect skins , 253&0c ; otter. No. 1 , large ,
? 8 ; medium , $0.0037.00 ; small , $5 ; otter , palu ,
No. 1. large , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $4 ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , largo. SOty , , medium. GOc. ; small , GOc :
raccoon , black , nsTh bounty. No. 1 , large , GOj'Q
(2.00 ; skunk black , ivtsud. No. 1 , largo , $1.25 ;
medium , 75c ; small , GOc ; short striped , largo ,
$1 ; medium , 70e : snmll , 45c ; narrow striped ,
largo , GUc ; medium , 40c ; .small , 20c ; broad
striped , largo , 2U25o ; wolverlno. No. 1 , largo.
84 ; medium , $3 ; small. J2 ; wolf mountain. No.
1 , large. * 3 ; medium , $2 ; small , $1.50 ; pralrlo ,
largo , 70375c : medium , COc ; small , 50i ; ;
beavnr per skin , No. 1 , largo , $5.00G.OO ;
medium , $4.50 ; small , $2 ; kits , largo , $2 ;
medium , $1.50 ; small , 76c : muskrats winter.
No. 1 , largo , lofjlle ; medium , Oc ; small , 7cl
fall , large , 8&'Jc ; medium , 7c ; small , Gc ; kits ,
largo , S2Qi3c.ItlDRS. !
ItlDRS. TAI.F.OW. RTC.
Ilinns No. 1 grcomhldos , 2.5S3a | ; No. 2 green
hliIos,2Uc ; No. 1 groonsaliod hldos , 3Q3UcNo. :
2greciiKaltod hides , 232UC ; No. 1 green salted
hides. 25 HH. to 40 UH. , 3Uc ; No. 2 green salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 lln. , 2o2c } : No. 1 veal calf ,
Bibs , to 1G lbs..G'J3k ( ! : No. 2 veal calf , 8 UH.
to 15 Ibs. , 4e ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 5c : No. 2 dry
Hint hides , 3c : No. 1 dry halted hides. 4c.
Purl cured hides He per lb. less than fully
cured
HllliuiI'lil.TS Oreon salted , each , 253GOo ;
green salted shearlings ( short woolod early
skins ) , each 5315c ; dry bhearllngs ( short
woolod early .skins1 , No. 1 , each 5'iilOe ; dry
shearllngsfshort wooled our' , skins ) . No. -
oncli 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nabraskn
butcher wool palls , pur lb. , actual weight , 53
8c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool bolts , pnr lb. , actual weight , 43Go ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool nults , per lb. ,
actual weight , 4if.7c ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool polls , per lb. , actual weight , 40c.
St. I. OHM MiirUetH.
ST. I.ouis. Jan. 25. KLOUII Market tin-
WHIJAT Was very dull early , weakened He ,
rallied olT , closlnv : Uc bulow yostonluy'.s final
prices ; No. 2 red , cash and January closed
at 50c ; 1'ebruary , G0"ic ; May , 0HjaGOc ( ;
July , ( Hie.
COIIN Was weak early ; closed ! © ! lc above
yesterday ; No. 2 mixed , cash and January ,
closoil nt33c : 1'obriiary , 33ic ! ; May , 36(1 ( ©
35'ic ; July , 3Gii-33Gic. , ,
OATS Klrm , but lower ; No. 2 cash closed at
28'4c ' : Jnmriry , ' 'SVc ; May , 30 ic.
UVK 47c bid for No. 2 on east track ,
HAIII.EY NII trading.
HitAN In ( lonmnd ! OOc. east track.
I'I.AX SKIUI Unchaiigeil.
CI.OVKII HKIiti StuifUy , $8.8038.90.
HAY In honor ( lomiiiid but good ; prime to
cholco timothy. $9,00310.00 ,
llurri'.u Unchanged ; separator creamery ,
91&U2C- .
KUis Higher ; Mo.
1'lrmt-r ; $3.
CORN MBAI$1.05. .
WlllSKY-Jl.16.-
llAddiNO Uiic-hnngco : .
IIION COTTON TILS Uncliangoil , OBcdtl.OO.
I'IIOVISIONH 1'lrm and iiilet. | Pork , Etundard
mt'S' ' > , * iy,50'iil3.r,211. l.vril.tirlinohteam ! , 7-.70.
Dry bait meats , loose shoiihlers , (0.12li ; longs
nnd ribs , $0.75 ; sboitK , (0.05 ; boxed , IGtmore. .
Uucon , packed slHiuld'irn. t7.25 ; longs. J7.37j ! ;
ribs. $7.0037.024 ; bliorts , 7.7GS7.b7
ItKCt'.ti'iHFlour , 2,000 bbls , ; wheat , 8,000
bu.T corn. H'J.OOO liu. : oats. 11,000 bu.
Ullll-MUNTii li'lour , 3,000 bUH. ; wheat , 22,000
On , ; corn , ti'J.OOu bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
AllunrnpiiluVnuitt. . .UurKnt.
MiNNEAi'OLls , Jan. 25. Minneapolis receipts
of wheat for the ptibl twunty-fonr hours woru
132 curs ; shipments. 02 cars. Kxports from
the country bhow tlmt very largo receipts
were being received at clovaturH. Mills are
running ut about , the same rain us yesterday
about 13,000 bbls. for twenty-four hours.
May upuncd at CUjc , sola down to fiUftct July
( ipeiied at l'-V , Mild down to 01ic ,
The cluse wui ; January , C'Joj Muy , 6Uc ;
July , 01 kc. Trnck wheat closed ! No.
1 hard , G3n ( No , 1 northern , OO'jCi No , 3
northern , 59e Ono line of olcvatora running.
through the country In Minnesota and thn
Dakotan recolvrd yesterday 2.402,400 bu. of
when. Other lines report idmllar conditions.
The reoeljits at Minneapolis and Dututli wore
very small ilnrlrnt the arly part ot the week.
Tradlmrlu futures was actlvo at times , with
gome long wheat sold out. There win sruno
selling ot tliooutsldoandallttln buying. The
market was generally very narrow and transactions -
actions wore below the usual , llran nnd sborls
wcro hardly so firm as earlier In the week ,
Rolling nt aliotttJlO for bran and SlO.25aiO.00
for bulk shorts , I'lottr prices unchanged ,
ColTeo .Murltot.
New YonK , Jan. 25. COFFEE ppttons
closed itoady at unchanged to 0 points ad
vance , ruled 'dull und heavy throughout the
BMslon under .disappointing cables , and dull
spot market nnd closed easy. Gff25 pnlnts not
decline ; miles , 6,250 bags , Including ! .lanuary ,
$10.7 ( > 310.00 : rebruary. $10,35310.45 ; March ,
$14.15314.25 : May. J1G.8U31G.OO ; July , 15.30 ;
rioptotnbor , tM.UUQl-i.OO. Spot coiree , Kin ,
dull and heavy ; No. 7. J17.75 ; mild , nulot
nnd easy : Cordova , $20.00 120.25 ; sales none.
SANTOS , Jan. 25. COFFEE Market llrm nnd
unchanged ; No. 7 , $15.75.
llAMiumo , Jan , 25. Market steady and un
changed to ; < pfg. advnnco.
llAvite , Jan. 25. .Market barely steady ;
! < Wf lower.
Kio in : JANIIIIO : , Jan. 26. Market flrmi No.
7 , 816.75.
I.ONPOX , Jan. 25. Market qulol and un
changed. _
Kiinsns City Markets.
ICANSAfl CITY , Jan. 25. WHEAT UQlic
higher ; Nrf. 2 hard , 01c ; No , 2 rod , 5 1 Sic.
Conx-Vic hlghorj No. 2 mixed , 31'ie ; No. 2
white , 33333c. !
UATrt-L'nclmnged ; No. 2 mixed , 28'S20c ' ( ;
No. 2 while , 20'S33Uc. '
Itvc .Steady : No. 2 , nominally 48G40c.
l'iAx SKf.ti-KIrm ; $1.2031.28.
HitAx Weak ; 55358c.
HAY Stonily and unchanged ; timothy , { 8.00
ao.OO ; pralrlo , tO.Q51tO.00.
llBTTtit I'lrmgr ; croamury , 10323cj dairy ,
16c.
16c.Kina Plrm nt3c. .
HccetPTS Wheat , 14,000 bu. ; corn , 0,000
bu. ; oats none.
Hiiii'MBXts Wheat , 0,000 bu. ; corn , none :
oats , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mllmuilcuu AlurKiitn.
Mir.WAUKKn , Jan. 25. KMWII Sloqdy.
WHEAT Steady , but weak ; No. 2 spring , GOc ;
No. 2 northern , G4c.
Con.v In llghtuupply ; No. 3 , 34.fc.
OATs-lllghcr ; No. 2 wlilto , 30ic ! ; No. 3
wlilto. 29Kc.
llAiu.nY Steady ; No. 2 , 49c ; sample , 42
© 61c. ,
UVE-Lowor ; No. 1 , 46c.
1'itovisioxs Steady ; pork , $13.15 ; lard ,
KECElPM-l'lour , 44,000 bbls. ; vrhoat , 24,700
bu. ; barley , 32.100 bu.
HiiH'MEXTS Hour , 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 5,000
bu. ; barley , 4,000 bu.
Wool Mnrkot.
ST. Louis , Jan. 25. WoofIn no demand ;
olTorlngs fair ; prices unchanged.
LONDON , Jan 25. There was the usual full
attendance at the wool hales today. The salus
of the day In detail were us follows : Sydney ,
4,221 bales ; scoured , Gdls ! Oil ; giuasy , 5 ®
0fd ! ; Queensland , 1,749 bales' scoured , 7jdt& !
Is 4d ; greasy , U'SUd ( : Victoria , 3,800 bales ;
scoured , Is UdJtlSd ; greasy , Giff&7d ! : Ado-
laldo , 1,300 bales : tcotired , Is ! idla 2' ' d ;
greasy , GVidSd ; Now /.palaml , 1.000 bales ;
fccourud , 7Hd31s Md ; greasy , 7S@llHd ; Capo
of CInod Hope nnd Natal , l.iOO bales ; acoured ,
Is 5idls-ljd ! ; greasy. S'iftTfid. '
Cotton
NEW Oni.EANS , Jan. 25. COTTON Kutures ,
b.iroly stondy ; sale.s. 02,100 bales ; January ,
$7 22 bid ; February. $7.2837.30 : March , $7.433
7.44 : Annl. $7.527.G4 ' : Mnv.S7.02 < 37.G3.Iu'ie !
$7.0037.70 ; July. * 7.7G7.77 ; August , 47.82'3
7.83. Spot cotton closed steady ; middling ,
7ie ; low middling , 7Sc ! ; good ordinary , GJic ;
not receipts , 4,300 bales ; gross , 9,700 bales ;
sales , 6,300 bales.
ST. hoois , Jan. 25. COTTON Steady ; mid
dling , 7c ! ; sales , 200 bales ; receipts. 2,200
bales ; shipments , 2,200 bales ; stock , 50,900
bales. _
New Yurie Dry ( Joints .Market.
NEW YOIIK. Jan. 25. Itnslnnss In the dry
goods district Is being helped somewhat by
better weather. Cotton goods steady , with a
fair demand. Prints and printed fabrics show
moro activity at fairly sustained prices.
Olnghams and wash goods steady. Woolens
are neglected and easier. Thu jobbing trudo
responds .somowhat to bettor weather condi
tions and taken as \vhoM the general market
Is In butler form today than It was yesterday.
Liverpool .MitricotR.
Iiivcnpoor , , Jan. 25. WIIIIAT Qulot ; demand -
mand poor ; holders olTcr moderately ; No. 1
California , 6s 3'/d35s4'd ' ; No. 2 red western
winter , 5s I'jdQSs 1(1. { (
COUN Firm ; demand fair ; mixed weslorn ,
4s lud.
I'ltoviStosS 1'ork , prime mess , fine , 75s.
Ileef , extra Imlib , 98s 9d. Itacou , long und
short 38s. _
Oil JMurKuls.
Oin CITY , Pa. , Jan. 25. National Transit cer
tificates opened at 8016 ; highest , 80j } ; lowest ,
70Xclosod ; at 80 ; sales , 12,000 bbls. : clear
ances , 58,000 bbls. ; shipments , 100,149 bbls. ;
runs , 82,081 bills.
PlTTSiiuno , l'atf Jan. 25. National Transit
cortllicates opened at 80 ; closed at 80 ;
highest , BU.'e ' ; lowest , 80 ; sales , none.
STOCKS AM * HOXIiS.
Tcitcrday a Onlet nnd Uneventful Day Iti
.Sliourllloi.
NEW YOUK , Jan. S3. This was a very quiet
and uneventful day. Only on live stocks did
the transactions exceed 5,000 shares , these
being St. Paul , which was the leader of the
market , Sugar , Burlington , Western Union
nnd Louisville < fc Nashville. St. Paul re
ceded M per cent at the opening ; and then
advanced j per cent , fluctuating between
these extremes until the publication ot the
not earnings for December was made , which
showed a heavier decrease than anticipated.
This precipitated a sharp selling movement ,
which brought heavy Dloeitsot the stock out.
A break of 1-tf per cent resulted , the last
beinc the lo > vcst price of the day. Sugar
closed nt yesterday's linal llgurcs and at no
time during the day touched n point more
than i } , per cent below that quotation. In
the early dealings it rose 1 per cent , but lost
the improvement in the late trading. The
preferred fluctuated within a limit of l' per
cent , closinc as yesterday at 82. Chicago ,
Burlington & Quincy lost % per cent at the
opening , rose % per cent and In the after
noon slump broke 1 > .f per cent , with n llnal
rally of } ( per cent. Western Union was
firmly hold until late in the afternoon , when
it became affected by the general depression ,
but only slightly , the last sale being only } j
per cent under yesterday's close. Luuisvillo
& Nashville moved between - ! and 44) < f ,
closing % per cent above the lowest at
yesterday's quotations. The otho.r coal
stocks were entirely conservative in their
movements.
London sold St. Paul nnd Louisville &
Nashville , and the west was a seller ot
grangers on the announcement that the
Atchisou receivers had made a cut on corn
and wheat from Missouri river points. Tno
question in congress as to the now loan had
u depressing clTcct on the general market ,
which closed heavy at or about the lowest of
the day.
The Post says : The stock market was
firmly held until the closing hour * when it
appeared that some considerable feeling was
under way , and especially In granger stocks ;
lor ttfis the chief cause was the St. Paul's
statement of .tho December net oarnlnirs ,
which was unfavorable.
The folio wing are the closiiitr quotations on
the loading- stocks on the Now York exchange -
change today ;
10.700) ) Northwestern , 3.0001 Hock Island ,
4,100 : at. 1'ntilr 40-lOOt Wi stern t'nlon ,
I'ho range of pilnrfi n * reported by , f. W
Doano ft Co. , HonrH i/riTrixdo hull , H as follows
"StockS. Open Illgii T ovr , Close You !
Krlo , . Tnli
1'nelfloM.ill 10
I. . AN 4f < 44
Nortli\voMern. .
Mo. I'ncinc 211
Union Pacific 18"
N I'ncinc , p'fd ,
N. I'ncinc coin. , . . '
o.ii. , v g
Roclt Inland ,
St. I'aiil
Western Union , , , , , ,
SiiKArTriiRl
Now Knrland
Alchlnon
Cldc.iiro Oat. . . . . . . . . oo )
Heading 20
Del. A Hudson '
lt.0. F 20M
K. O. K „
Cordage
Now YiiDh .Uiinn.r Market.
NEW YonK , Jan. 25. MONEY ON OAt.tr-
Kiisy at 1 porccntj last loun , 1 percent ; clos
ing at 1 pnrcunt.
I'liiMi : MniiiMXTiM : l'ju'Eii-3Ktt4'4 per cent.
SrKllt.l.M ! K.XCMANflH Dllll , Wltll UCtUIll 1)011- )
ness. In banker1 bills lit. * 4.H7U-.H7Ji for
( loinnnd , nnd J4.fl4S4.H4a for Hl.xty-days ;
posted rulH , Jl.HS'jyu.asj commercial bills ,
i | u nations on nonru :
r'iiiili > ii Stuck Oiiutiitlons.
LONDON , Jan. 25. t p. m. Close :
Consols , money. US 1.1-111 St. 1'ntil coniiuuu. . iilah
Conaola , acc'nt..llJ ! io-lli Now York Central. HUM
Canadian I'acltic . 72' Pennsylvania 01
Krlo. . . Uoadliiff ' " 10U
KHo iil4 ! "OHi Mux. Ccii.'iiow 4u. O'ii
Mexican ordinary. 13 1
K.ui Sii.vEH 31d poroz.
JIoscv yl percent.
Tlio rate of discount In tlio open market for
both short uuil tliroo months bills , 10-lCaa
per cent.
St. ImilH Minllm Ouotattoin.
ST. Lents , Jan. 25 ; Mliilnij stocks dull. The
following are tlio-cloalns quotations :
Kinuiiuhil Not .
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 2& . Clearing , $1,430,049.
HAI.TIMOHR , Jan. 25 , Olearlnss , II , 984 , 709 ;
'
balances $158,372. , { .
i
HOSTO * . .Inn. 23 , Olearlnss , $14.214,011 ;
balances , $1,008,574 :
NEW YOIIK , .Taiifas. Olonrlnss , $75,100,800 ;
balances , 84,709,1321
NEW OnrKANS. Jan. 25. Olcarlnsi. $1,027-
030 ; balances , * 1 80,743.
Piiii.ADnr.riiiA. .Inn. 25. Clearing , $8,110-
059 ; balances. 81,209,261.
Mi.Miitts : , Jan. 25. Now Vorlr oxclmnie , par.
Cluarlngs , J320.921 ; b.ilancos , 8127.470.
CINCINXATI. Jan. 25. Now York exchange ,
2530u iirtiiiiluin. Money , 3SO percent. Olear-
Inas , $1,070,900. '
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 20. Cloarlnss , $3,895.808 ;
balances , $010,810. Money quiet nt 038 per
coin. Exchange on Now York , par.
LONDON ; ' . .fan'25 , The amount of bullion
Keno Into the ] ianievwr' .England on balance
today was i'30,000. ' -
I'AIHS , Jan. 20. Three per cent" run ta % 071-
17ic for the account. Exchange on London ,
25f ISlsC for checks.
OIIICAOO Jan. 25. Money , OJi0 nor cent
on call ; 03.7 pur cent on time. Uloarlngs $11-
130,000. Now York oxchatiRO , lOc proiuluin.
Sterling oxcliano ) dull , $ -1.87)5 ) for demand ;
$4.85 fur alxty days.
O.MA11A I.lVli STOUIv .MAURETS.
Cattle Triuln Stoijlns Down Souio llo s
Scarce uud l.lvoly.
THUIHDAY , Jan. 25.
, Receipts so far this week compared with
last show a falling off of 2,500 cattle , 5,5'JO '
hogs and UOO sheep.
There was a fair average run of cattle ,
and the general character of the receipts
showed little if any improvement. Buyers
for local killers again had a clear field , and
were slow in taking hold. Prices In the
main wore steady , in some cases linn. Fair
to good beef steers weighing from 1,000 to
l,85u Ibs. sold at from S8.50 up to $4 ,
while poor to fair stuff went at from ? 2 85
to $3.40. It was not a particularly brislc
market , but the movement wns continuous ,
and u fair clearance was soon effected.
' and canners' stock
Butchers' was gen
erally weak , the supply being comparatively
liberal 'and the demand not at nil pressing.
1'i'iccs averaged lower all around. Common
nnd canning cows changed hands at from
$1.50 to $2.25. and good to choice fat cows
and heifers at. from $2.75 up to Si.53. Calves
were In good demand and firm at from $2 to
$5.50 and the market for rough stock wns
about steady , poor to choice bulls , oxen nnd
stags going at from ? 2 to $1.25.
There was a fair amount of trading in
stockcrs and feeders , regular dealers doing
the most of the business. Prices ruled
steady to strong nnd the feeling was better
than for some time past. Good to choice
feeders are quoted at from $ ! ! to W.70 , fail-
to good at from $2.70 to 8 , and lighter , com
moner grades at from 2.70 down. Repre
sentative sales :
7 fdrs . 170 280 18 fdrs. . . . 814 800
Hods Receipts wcro light , very little over
liuir ; is many hogs arriving as wcro hero on
last Thursday , and the supply for tlio four
days being lighter than for the correspond
ing neriod last week by some C.fiOO hogs. The
quality wits good , not noticeably different
from the recent average. The market was
lower , a big fie lower than Tlinrsday , and
rather dull at that. Local Houses did about
all the buying , although a small shipping
order took about 500 head. For fair to good
hogs of all weights the popular
fizuro was (5.25 , with Rome of
the best loads at $5.30 , and ono choice
butcher wcfeht load at fo.o'J,1 . The low
mark was S5.20 for a load of eight mixed
packers. The market was not particularly
firm at the closSc , . but about ovcrthlnir ' sold ,
the hulk at { 5.25 and $5.iO ! as against' $5.30
and $ Ti.H5 Wednesday and $5.10 and $5.15 ono
week ago today. Representative sales :
04..288
IMG : ; AND nouuu.
2. . . . 00 4 00
SHEEI- There was a liberal run of sheep
today , twelve loads In all. Thcro was no
noticeable chaneo in the situation. Local
houses w.lntcd nnd wcro willing to pay about
steady prices for desirable inuttona and
lambs , but common stuff \v.is slow and rather
easier. Quotations : Palito good natives. '
$ a.T5i ( < ; 3.rU ; fair to peed westerns , S'J.'J.VriJ
! ! .2. > ; common and stoclc sheep , Sl.HOfii'J..i'i ;
fjoou to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs , $ ! .00it ( ! > ; >
Representative sales :
No. Vft. I'r.
1 tailing 100 J2 00
1 buck 00 2 00
371 woslorn mixed 102 300
103 western mlxod.T 03 300
303 Mexican wolhors 05 3 20
151 fuel .Mexican wothors 81 200
882 fed Aloxlcun wotliors 80 200
203 fed Mexican .vethors 80 290
100 fed Mexican wotliors 80 205
150 fodJMoxIcan wolhors 70 205
220 fed .Mexican wothers 77 205
Itecaiptx unit DlipiMitiini ot .Stock.
onitilulroojlpt ) and dUpxllloii ot stoVc ai
shown by the Inolciof tin Union Stojtc Yard *
company for tlu twenty-four lio.mun.llii. ; ut
0 o'clock p. in. , January 25 , IH'J-l ' ;
" "
ItECEUT * .
Disi-osiriox.
Chteacu I.tvii Stoitk .Iliirlciir.
ClliOAiio , .Ian. 25. In the face of a luru-o
shnnkaKo In the supply tradu coiiiliiut's dull ,
urices wi-ak und the Hltuatlon dueldmlly un
satisfactory. There were no llrst-class steers
lioro today , and If horti It was oxtronioly
( loubtful If such would still at anything Ilku
roiiiiineratlvo or kiitlsfactory prices , Ono of
the big oaslorn hhlppurs would only bid M.'Jl )
for tjio best In tlio yards and ho slood a iroud
cluuico lo cot all ho wanted. In Hie medium
steer llni * . titich us puckers and oxporturii
usually buy , trudo wus oxtroinuly blow uud
prices weak , riithor on the down turn than
olhiirwltio , with some salo.sinon uuotliiK u
drrllno of from lOc to 15c.
llo s opened from 5c to lOc lower , hut after
It was a sure cinch the run would not roach
over 20,000 , iiKiiliiHt 30.00U at first estimate ,
there was a sharp reliction and all the Jo. of
the itiornlUK was regained , the murUiit closing
Hlfiidy with nuarly ovorythlus sold. Itou li
und heavy may iiKulu no quoted at (5.15 ,
packers und nil.tnd from 15,35 to 5,40 , prlnu ,
licavy and butcher weluhts from $5.40 to T5.45 ,
llKlit from K5.40 to 15.45 , rojeytod from t4.60
tol4.l < 5 ,
The shisiip market was slow and prh'p.s
unovon. .Stock noneriilly not of the
best , with borne lots fair to itood
Nheop Kc'llliii , ' from lOc In 15c lower ami
Iiimbs25coir , Quolallons nhoiit ns follows :
Thin und common ewe.s soiling ut from * 2 to
12.05 ; somothliiK bettor , from fJ.50 to t.1,10 ;
fulr to eood mixed lots of unusnnd wolliuru ,
from 13.25 lo W.05 ; western o\\cs. from 12 to
12.85 ; wi'storn wether.- * , from (2,75 to 13.15) )
thin und common liiniba , from J2.50 to (2.8'i ;
unu blit band of .Mexicans ( sold during the
week ) utt 1.05 ; the best nullvcs , from J4.2 , to
M.7C ; u few extra niUht mulio tl.85.
Kccclntfi : L'altlo , 14,000 headi lws , 20,000
huiul ; MIOOP , 13,04)0 ) hoiul.
' Thu BvonliiK Jiiurnal reports :
OATTLU Uucelpla , 14,000 heud ; market glow ,
prices Irrceulnr nnd on the whole wcnk , nnd rv
"iiionn" inarkot nil nruundj no prlmo slern
h rn. othm's , M H'JII no ; mriiium , 14.00 1.50 ;
mixed and cuinmoii , (3.50xt3.80.
Knnsis City I.lvo MtocK Alurkot.
KANSAS CmJan. . 25. rArn.K-llncotnK
4 , HOI ) bond | shlpinont" , 3,100 bradi market
10i" lowori TOMIS stiiors , l3.D033.fifl | shli- |
pliirt Btoor.s , ? 4.00d' > .30 | Tax i nnd imtlvo
cows , Jl.35ft3.25 ! biltohnr Modk , 13.0034.05 ;
dtcx-kors anil fi-cder * , J2.05a3.75.
Il0in-Uocdlil ( | < , tl.000 holdi : shipment * .
700 bond ! nmrknl , 5'410o lowcri bulk , $5.1036
5.20 ; lioiivy , piii-klni ; and mixed. $5.0085.30 ;
lights , VorkoM nnd pips. $4.UOif.5.25.
SnnEi'-Kocotpts , 1,100 head ; shipments ,
none.
_
New York l.ivo fltnoii .Miirlint.
Nr.w VOIIK , Jan , 23 , llr.ivr.flNo : trado.
OAI.VUS Uecolpts , KiOhi'inl ; nmrKct Mi-ndy
nt J5.5035.85 per 100 Ibs. for poor to cholco
veals.
SlItJKP AND l.AMII ? UcCMlpti , 0,200 Ill-nil )
innrkct domornll/ed ; no demand ! sheep , fair
to frond , * 3.25U3.50 ; lambs , mudlum to choice ,
J4.0Vll.H7'i. ( (
lloox Ui-i-olptD , 1,100 , head ; nominally firm
ntJ5.C030.oO.
St. I.nius I.IVH Monk . .
KT. I.oins , .tan , 25.-OArri.K-ltciclits ! , C.SOO
hond ; shipments , 000 head ; market , steady ;
native sti-urs , $ I.OO&4.GO ; fed Tc.\aus , J3.00 <
llcin.s Uecolpts , 0,200 hand ; shlHinonts ,
2,000 houo ; nnirknt lOc lower : top prices ,
$5,50 : riiniw on all Kindos , J5.20f5.40.
.SiiKKi'-Uecolpls. 1,000 hoiid : shlpmonls ,
500 lioud : murkot llrm , unchanged ; nuUlons ,
14.20 ! lambs , t4. 50.
, Stll'lt III .M llt.
fiocolptsof Hvoslo. k ut ttiti four prlnclpil
woslurn markets Thursday , Junuary25 :
Cut tin. lloits. Sheon.
South Omaha . 2,710 2,712 2,081
t'lllCHRU . 14,000 20,000 13,000
KunsasClty . 4,800 0,000 1,100
St LoilU . 2,500 0,200 1'JOO
*
Total . . . . . . . 24.010 44,812 18.081
Iliilutli Who.it .Market.
nur.imi , .Tnn. 25. Wliont rlost-d steady : No.
1 hard , G2'4-c : Miiy. 04 He ; .Inly , 04 c ; No. 1
norlhorn , ciish. OliJi't Jnnuary , 60cj May. 03c :
July , O5' c ; No. 2 northern , cash. 580 ; No. 3 ,
53c : rejected , 47'ic. On track : No. 1 north
ern , to arrive , 04"tc.
Nlonc City I.IVH ntniiic At
Hiorx CITY. Jan. 25. llons-Kt-colpts , 1,000
head : olllcliil yesterday , 1,400 head ; 65tlOc
lower , 45. 155.2 ( ) : bulk , $5. 10.
OATTMl-lfoooIpts , 300 head : olllclnl yester
day , 417 head ; slilmneiit.s , 500 head ; murkot
nluw and weak.
IN THE DISTRICr COURT.
II KUn' lnnmio CIIBO ScttlnnVltliotit n
Trial Tim \Vllirolkln Dlvnrcn.
One ot the old-tlino lawsuits , nnd ono
which has been foueht up and doivn all
of the lines since IS'.ll , has been settled out
of court , nnd is now at an end.
Some four years ago James Hopin was a
passenger on the Sherman avcnuo car line
coming down town. Like some other men
he preferred to stand on the platform instead -
-stead of taking a seat Inside of the car.
At the particular time when the law suit
herein referred to was born John was riding
on the rear cud of the motor car , nnd in
turning the curve on Clark street lie lost his
balance nnd fell to the pavement , the wheels
of the trailer passing over und cutting off
one of his lees. The man was taken to the
hospital , where the car company diil every
thing possible to relieve his sufferings , and
in n few months he was out , walking upon
one leg and a pair of crutches.
Shortly after the appearance of Ilogan
unon the scene of action , ho commenced suit
against the Omaha Street Hallway company ,
alleging that owing to the carelessness of
the men in charce of the train lie had fallen
off the car , lost a leg and suffered damages
in the sum of $20,000 and costs. To this the
defi.'iuliint answered , showing that the acci
dent was duo to tlio negligence of the
plaintiff who was riding on the platform
when there were plenty of good and desira
ble scats on the inside of the car.
On these issues the case went to trial at
the May term of court , 1SSI2 , and after the
introduction of the evidence and tlio argu
ments of the attorneys was submitted to
twelve jurors , who were locked up that they
mightdcllbcrato. How far they got with
their deliberations will never bo known , for
a couple of the men introduced cards into
the jury rooni and after n few games
had boon played some of the men commenced
to abuse the attorneys who were looking
after the flogan interests. This wns called
to the attention of the court and two of the
jurors , I. W. Hall and Thomus Kcduy , were
Jerked up and discharged in disgrace. This
little incident disposed of the case lor the
term , ns neither of the contending parties
would accept a verdict after the jury room
incident.
At ttio January term. 1893. the case was
again slated for trial and fought fora couple
of weeks before Judge llopowoll , but nt the
end of the time the jury refused to agree ,
nnd the troubles went over until lust Sep
tember , wbon they wcro again paraded be
fore the public. At that term of court there
was another bitter light and again n jury
failed to agree. Once more the case was
docketed for trial at the next term of court ,
but it will never bo tried , as yesterday the
attorneys for both parties signed a stipula
tion for n dismissal.
The somewhat celebrated Wilgolklo di
vorce suit was given another turning over
in tlio district court yesterday , with the de
fendant , the wife , at the bat.
Some months ago Arman P. Wilgolkio
commenced a suit to secure a divorce from
his wife , Nancy , alleging desertion , n bad
temper and sundry other thlnes to show
that the voyage on the sea of matrimony
IMC ! not been one of smooth sailing.
There the matter rested until yesterday ,
when the wife got her inning by filing her
answer. In this document see gives the lie
to the petition , and avers that it was Arman
who was the thorn in the side of the wed
ding alliancn. She avers that , she has no
objection to the gruntintr of the bill of di
vorce , but .before she will submit to the pro
ceedings she will have a slice of alimony to
assist In conducting her end of the suit. In
addition to this she alleges that Mr. Wll-
golkiu will have to put up something tan
gible toward the future support of herself
nnd the jlilldron , the legitimate fruits of the
union.
In making her showing , the wife points tote
to the fact that for ten long years she has
been the support of the family , some of the
tlmo living on and cultivating n homestead
and tree cl ilin , up in the wilds of Pierce
county. During much of this tlmo .she
charges that Annan was roving about the
country , hardly over producing "anything in
the way-of cash to run the common honsc-
liold. Hcsldcs all of this she avers that
since the consummation of the marriage she
hns paid more tlmn $1.000 lo liquidate the
debts \\hldi the hnsbnml has contracted
I Hurl Note * .
Clerk of the Courts Moorcs hns completed
the riocKct for thr February term of the ills-
trlct court , and therein nro entered 8,2-13
cases for trial. While the dccrenso In thoT
number of cases during the year has not
been law , It Is HUfr.clont to show that the
judges nro gaining on the work. At thu
.May , Ib'.Kl ' , term of the district court the
docket contnlncd UHi ! ; , while on the docket
for the September toim there were 2,080
cases to be disposed of.
In the county court Judge Maxtor 1ms ap
pointed Mary Jl. shelby special administra
trix to look after the property of thn Joseph
Crclghton ost.ito , scheduled at 181,003. She
is to hold the position until the appointment
of the regular administrator.
Ill OIllKII TlllHM
People overlooked the Importance of porina <
ncutly botirnVlnl flVects and wcro satlslli-il
wltli transient notion : but now that ills
generally Known that Hvrup of I-'iga will
permanently euro habitual constipation' ,
well Informed people will not buyothor laxa
tives , wnlch act fora time , but lltiall.v Injure
the system.
Tit ltnvol < n Cluirtrr r tint Crnilit Kom-lnr.
DKNVEII , Jan. 25.--Attorney Gcncry ling'
ley has brought suiton , behalf of the state
ngainst the Credit 'Fonder to revoke Its
charter nnd for the appointment of a ro-
ccivor , The complaint sets up that A. J.
Owen , J. V. Jjjvell and l&hvant Ilowlniul
tiled articles of Incorporation for the de
fendant company August 11 , SH O , with the sec
retary of stale. The lucorporatorsaro from
Now Jersey ami represent their head ollloo
to bo lu Topalobompo , Alex. The complaint
alleges thai the concern hns never main
tained an onioc In the htato nor lllcd annual
reports , but him undertaken to raise money
for purposes not spcclllcd In thu articles ,
such us securing railroad and colonization
concessions from Mexico. H is allowed that ,
this has been the work of Owen , lie is also
charged with schemes to do fraud the public ,
bolstered up by Ins Colorado i-harlcr , 1'ho.
construction of a canal at a cost of J185.000
with money raised by sale of stock is
charged to Ills account , with the further
accusation that ho has the charter in his
own name. Several thousand dollars , U lu
charged , have boot , recovered In judgments
against the concern , but no money to satisfy
them has been found.
It Cures Coldi , Coughs. Sere Throat , Cronp , Infla-
cnn , Whoopin ? Coufh , Brcnchltii andAsthiqa ,
A certain euro for Consumption in first otagei ,
and a sure relief In silvnnceil Eta es. TJso nt once ,
You will ace the excellent cifcct after taklnf tbo
flrnt dote. Sold by dealers everywhere. Largo
bottle * 0 centi n < t $1.00
A Now imd Complete Treatment , consisting ol
RUI > r08ITOUIE3. Capsulea ol Ointment ntidtwo
Uoioaol Ointment. Anevor-fallliiK Ouro forl'llca
ot every iiaturo uud decree. It makes an oporntloa
Wth the Inifo or liiJeotloiiB of cnrliollo acid , wllci
nro pidnful and Boldom a permanent cure , and often
resulting In death , unnecessary. Why ondurn
this torrlblo dlsonoo ? We Biinrontoo O
boxoo to euro unv cnse. Vou only t > ay for
benefits received. II n box , 0 for W hy mall. Bcuiplo
free. Ounrnnloon lasucd b/ our atn-nta.
fjnft.tQTIP/9iTBiniR / ! CurcdrPllos Prevented , '
* J\jlitij 1 fli n I Ivlu t > yjgnancsQLlvorPollots
llio crcnt I.IVrn nnd BT011 ACIl HEUULATOU nnil
UIOODPUllIFIKH. Small , mild and ploannnt to
take , especially adapted for cLllCreu'd UBU. OUDoscn
E5 cents.
OUA iiiTE3 Issued only b ?
Kuhn&Ca. , Silo Agents , Omaha , Neb
I'rcsldi'iit ol'
MI ; in CAT ,
AM >
UISI'KMSAKY
tiitlon I'ror ,
Is iniHiirpawc.d In the tre.it-
inunt of all
Chrouie , Privnto niil
Norv HH ' iionnoHWr.ta
lo or consult iiarsonallv
TltHATMIINTllVMAIU
AdilruaH with Htainp , for l > : ir-
tlciilani which will bauont In plain onvulop3. }
0. llox U31. Olllcu 118 S. IStli sUMJt , u.ualia. Ni-l >
QUICKLY AND I'KllMANKNTI.Y
j * UTV 'Mireil < if Nvrtuua Debility. Lost
-Hfc. vitiillly , Vurlvoi-iilf , Atrofiliv ,
fn I'lirnlral Wriiknt' , tp. , liy IN-
u < IIAPI ) , tliairrcnt lllnilaom > nidlr.
* u \Vrlltt > ti euiininlriMirc'iirr. Hull
by Kulm * Co. , Cor. l..lli .V lionclniiiKti. . " " 'I ' J'A
VullcrA : Co. , Cor. Iltlifl : DoiiKlmiiStB.OMAHA.
SOUTH
Unon Slosk Yards Company ,
South
UtitCattla Ho nndSliaap m.irkot la tt > 9
m , , - . . . . .
COMHISalQ't ilO'J3i3. ' _ _
Wood Brothers.
MTO Etojk Comralsiloo Morahanti.
Soith Onimua Teloplinni Ili7. Ohio * I
JOHN ! ) . DADl < M AN , I u.,8fr
WAl/1'Klt K.ViJlW f"8"
Market reports by mall and wlro cbeorful
tiriilshod upon application.
AWNINGS , TENTS ETC.
Wolf Bros. & Co. , Omaha Tent-Awning
COMPANY.
lpnln
klnnufiictiirorH of >
nwnliiKH , io. 70i : and IIOHSI : COVKIIS.
703 South jlUlh .Street. 1311 Fnrniim Street.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Cce Shoe Company.
SalcHroom and -1107--1100-1111 Howard St.
Fftctorv-llin-liai-ll' ' Howard St.
Wo are the ONLY Miimif.u-liirerii of Hoots und
ShocM In tin ) Ht.'iti ) of NiibrilHlcu.
A Ki'iicrnl Invitation IH oxtrndwl to all to Innpcct
our now factory.
Klrkendall , Jones & Amer , Hand-Sewed
COMPANY. Wholi-Hnlo
MfrH. , airentH Huston 8HOKfO.lioolH , Hhocs
KnhlMirShoiiCo. 111)- ) and ruhlttirk'OodH , ilH ; ( )
1101-llOllHuriiey SI. 1.110 Ilurnoy Sinn * .
BUY GOODS.
M E , Smith & Co.
) ryeoodniiQtlonn , ftir-
idHlilnif irnoilH , corner
llth ami Howard SIH.
BAGS , ETC. | COAL.
Bemis Oma'ia ' liag Johsou Bros ,
rOMl'ANY.
mporliTH mill manufac
turers or Hour 1008 r'urnaiii Struct ,
burlupa , twlnu. ( jmaha , Nvt > .
HARDWAKE.
Rector & Wllhelmy Loback & LI mi ,
COMPANY.
li ) > al < TH In liardwnroaml
Corner Kith nnd JaukHon ini't-haidoH' loulH
SlreulH 1 It ) I luuil-in Siri'iji
HAT'S'BIO.
W. A.U GibbonCo
Whohm ID '
llatH , OIIIIH , Htraw uooilH ,
( 'lOVl H , llllttlMIH. I'Jtll
nnd Hiirmiy HtivolH.
LUMBEll.
John AYakeflilil \ ,
Imported Aiiicrloanl'iirt"
luiideomnm. Mllwuu
knit ci'mi'iitaml Qulnty
whllo lime.
LIQUOKS. STOVE REPAIB9
Fric'i & Herbert , OmahiStovoRoair
WOHKri. Slovo repair *
Wholesale ilanor denlern null \vnli-r iitt.iuliinc.-iii *
for tiny Iclndof btuvn
KiOl Ftirnam St. made. 1'07 "
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Staidard Oil Co ,
Carry a lull Hiouk of
Hefliifd ana Inbrlcatlni
writing pupuru , uunl
pujiii , clu. ullx , uxlu Eruuitu. cto ,