Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THE OM-AIIA DAILY JINK : Wl'l4 ) I-JSDAA" , .TAT UATIY 1 ,
COMJIEUAI , AND FINANCIAL
Old Year Dlfcd with the Dears Much Dis
comfited.
WHEAT WAS UNSETTLED AND WEAK
I.OIIRH llrgun < o l.lcintilnlc ttnrly In
nil r.ffort ( it ntcn I'll , Sot tlcltiic
AVIIIIiiK lo Curry the
lilne * O er.
CHICAOO , Dec. 81-Wherit bid the old
year Koodbye with Its bull hat cocked
on the eldo of Its head and Its nose In the
nlr In tlcrHon of the dlncomfllrd beais. It
cloKttl with H gain of % c. nfler nn early
decline of Uc. Corn nnd oats did not
change their vnlue materially for future
deliveries , but the cash Bluff wns weaker.
J'rovMons sold off on Increased receipts of
hog ! ) .
Wheat wa < unsoltlcd , showing decided
weakness cnrly In the sis lon nnd selling off
Uc , but made n sharp reaction Inter and
went up % c from the low point , but cased
oft foine. The only wenk factor airly was
the Liverpool cable- , which quoted Unit mar
ket as opening higher , but losing nil the
Improvement. Hut Undo was dull , the flnan.
clal outlook unsatisfactory , with money said
to be growing more dimcult to borrow and
Interest rates hardening , nnd 111 tomorrow
will be a holiday , the long" , In Uew of
Iho nervous uncertainty attending the mar
ket , began to liquidate and even up , which
vr.9 nn Important factor In bringing about
the early decline. Later , however , the trade
iKjgan to consider the real bull news of
Iho day. nnd Rood buying followed. The
world's slllpmcnts last week were officially
reported at only O.MKi.OOO bu. , or 1,400UUO
lii. ) lcs- than the citlmatcd weekly con
sumption. There win no contradiction of
yeuti'rdHy'H report on the big decreaoe In
tlfb English viable cupply , nnd there were
confirmatory reports of a wet Australian
harveft. Another strong factor wnn found
In the big clearances from New York
nearly COO.uOO bu. and then the shorts got
nervous nnd begun to buy , not being willing
to stnnd short over the holiday when
there was so much that was lui'.liih In the
air. New York sent heavy buying orders
nnd all domestic markets were on the. . up
grade. May weld from S3HC , off to Kc ) , then
up to fiOc , off to KSc , closing at D9)ic.
The business In the Btieculatlve depart
ment of the corn trade was dull , but prices
were held steady by the llrmnc1 * ! of wheat.
The cn h branch of the huilne" * was
heavy and depressed by the anticipated ef
fect of the adherence to tirlff rates which
the railroads are expected to observe from
the beginning of the new year. Through
billed carloads were fold at from \c to le
under yesterday's rates , and local billed
was Wc lower. December corn closed Vic
lower for the day , at 25'4c ; January lost
from 1fc , to ' , Jc , nnd May Is unchanged.
In ontu the trading In ftrtirres was mod
erate only , and only In the way of evening
im Irmli'M nrnvlmm fn thn hnlldnv. Mnv
moved over only a 3-lCo range from ton to
bottom , opening nt 19c , Helling up to IBJtc ,
olt to from ISTic to ISc , and closed at from
19c to lO'.ic ' , as against lOc on the day bo
foro.
Provisions , which advanced yeiterelny be
cause of DIP dny'B run of hogs being smaller
than expected , declined today because of
a disappointment of n totally different
character , the run of hogs reported from
the yards this morning being 27,000 head , In
place of 19,000 head , n expected. Trade
wat of the recent moderate volume , nnd
without ci-pcclal significance In the matter
of Individual operations. Compared with
yesterday's closing prices , the following de
clines have occurred : In January pork , 7'/4p ;
In May , 12'/4c ' ! January nnd May lard ,
each 754c , and In January and May ribs ,
each Cc.
ICbtlmatcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
CO can ; corn , 170 cars ; oats , ICO cars ; hogs ,
31.000 head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows :
Cain quotations were ai follows :
FLOUIl Kasler ; Bprlnir patents , f3 103 25 ;
.irlng : straights , (240Q275 ; winter patcntH , ? 3 40
W3.CO ; winter utralKhlH , (3 20Q3 35 ; export bakers ,
J2.00ff2.25.
WJI13AT No. 2 sprlntr , C7S37Hc ; No. 3 spring ,
C6V5c : No. 2 rod , Cl % C.'c.
COIIN No. 2 , 25ViffAic.
OATS No. 2. 17tic : Ne > . 2 white , 194c ! , f. o. b. ;
No. 3 white , 17 19c , f. o. 1) .
IlYn No. 2 , 32' c.
nAULKY No. 2 , nominal : No. 3 , f. o. b. , 220
36o : No. 4 , f. o. b. , 20'4j22c.
PLAX SnniNo. . 1. 9214C.
TIMOTHY Slini ) PrimeJ3 CO.
PROVISIONS MCJS pork , per bhl , J7.757.87'6 ;
lard , per 100 Ihs , I527H : short ribs. Rides ( loose ) ,
I4.20ii4.25 ; dry e.iltrd shoulders ( boxed ) . M 37 > itj >
4.C2'i ; fliort cle.ir eldrs ( boxed ) , } 4 37"fI 50.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per eal. ,
$1.22
SUGARS Cut loaf , * S 60 ; granulated , $4.87 ;
standard "A , " $4.75.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
ClonlnB Quotation * on the Principal
CamiitoilltlcN mill SliiplcM.
NiW VOniC , Dec. 31. fLOim Ilecclntd , 35,300
bbls. ; exports , 37,100 bbls. ; fnlrly active ; xprlne ;
patcnta and bakers at former prlci-x. The close
wan steady to firm ; winter pntrnts , $3 Mil3 65 ;
city mill clears , $3 90(74 00 ; Minnesota pat
ent * , } 3.30ff3.45 ; winter extras , $2650305 ,
winter low grades. $2.1002.60 : ehlpnlnir low
grades. ll.WC.GO. II ) e Hour , stead } ; superfine.
$ . ' .rOfI2."j ; fnnty , $2.7502.90. Uuckvvheat flour.
dull : $13001.35.
CORN JIIJAIj Steady ; yellow western , coarse ,
70o : Brandywine , $2,35.
11YI2 Nominal ; western , 4204V ,
11AHI.12Y Dull : western , 3WICO.
I1AIU.KY MAI.T Dull : vvcslern , 40fl5Cc.
1IUCKWHI3AT Dull : 3W39c. (
WHI3AT lle-telpls. none ; exports , 400,500 bu ,
Hnot murket , llrm ; No. 2 red , CiP.ic : No 1 hard ,
68'4c. Options oiiennl weaker under Liverpool
news ami liquidation , advanced on decieased
world's alrlpnicntH and he-iivy local clearances ,
finally eased and ended up with a foot ball
muteli ; closeel ' { f'4u lower : No. 2 red. January ,
C6U JC7c , close-d Oo'ic ' ; May , CCU0C7C , ilosed
6C',4c : Decemlior , C6\e- .
C'OKN Hecclpts , 2,90i ) bu , ; porls , 233.700 bu.
Spot , dull : No , 2 , 3IHe. Options dull , hut
itcadjr , all day , closing unrhanKed : Jnnuaiy ,
closed 34Wc ,
OATS HecelpU , HI. 500 bu , : exports , 3700 bu
Optlun dull nnd fmtiireless , clotilag unchanged ,
January , closid 23'4c ; M.iy , closed 24e.
HAY Uasy : shlnplni ? . $7OOC7.60 ; good to
choice. $8 $ 6089.00
HOPS Weak : stale , common lf > choice , 1894
crop , ! ' 4 Sc ; 1S15 cmp , 4fflOo ; I'lielflo const , 1894
crop , 36a ; 1895 crop , 4010c.
lIIDUB-QuliU ; aidveston , lc ; Iluenos Aires ,
dry , 18c ; Texas , dry , lOc ; California , I5c.
WOOLr-Qulct ; demotic tleeir , lCi/2o ; pulled ,
19f20o.
W.ATIOJH Klrmi hemlock salt , Ilutnos Aires ,
llclit to heavy welKhts , 2c ,
rilOVlBIONS Ilief , nulet ; family , $1000ffl2.0ij
beef hiunn. $1CW16M. Cut rnenls , sttud ) ; pick
led hmim , 8ii4jbli' . Ijird , steady ; vventern steunr
closed at $5.65 nuked ; December. $560. nominal.
Tork , aellvi * . llrnur ; rne-HS , $90009,25.
I'BTHOI.CUM-SlroriBu ; Unltwl closed at $160
Timi'llNTINB Dull : 30fl30'ic.
lltJTTI'll llecelpls. 3,323 pl < f.r. ; western dnlry ,
HOI9c : e le-rn creamer ) ' , 17fI25c ; KlKlns , I5c ,
CHUnHK Ilecelptn. 1.501 pkna. ; iiiut | ; lar c ,
7U ? 10di smull , 74010Hc ; | iart cklms , Slitfoc ;
full Dklnif , 203c.
inna Hecelpls. 2,668 pkes. ; steudy ; state and
Iennslvanla , aOf:5c ; weflern , 20021u ; tioutluin ,
.
TAI.LOW Steady ; city , S Ole ; country ,
JMJTHOI.nUM Flrmrr ; United closed nt $1.41
bid : renned. New York. $7.75 ; I'lilliulflpliln an I
llnlllmore. $7,70 , I'liUacli'li'lila und Ualtlrnore In
bulk. $3 60.
ItOHIN' Steady ; strained , common to good ,
JiK'li-Slcndy : domestic , fair to extra , 3S06c ;
Jnpnn , 3Utl4c ,
MOLAHSlM-Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
Ecxxl to cholee , 2tlft3Cc ,
MI3TA1.H 1'lir lieia , easy. Copper , quiet ! bro-
bera' price , $10.12Vii txehmiKe price , $10. I AMI ) ,
easy ; brokers' prke. $3 : rxehnnRe price , $1 12Vi
( J3.15. Tin. quirt : slrnlts , $13.30 ; plates , murket
iiulet. Spelter , quirt ; domestic , $3. CO.
CXJTTON HiiD OlISlovv and weak ; prime
crude , 2Mi2tc ! : butter crude * , SOc ; prime sum-
rocr > e-llo , 280SOC.
GoftVo Market.
N13W yOIIK. Dec 31. COFFKn-Optlona
opened nl 10 points decline , ruled uentrully fea
tureless and rather weak under lewal rviwure
nml slack spot demand. Kuropeun
closed tomorrow and Havr * closed till
' b.tt'lv stfrtilx kt . . . . . . . -
* W > I nft , In luduiif Mutch III W. Htiol cnf-
. ir- llio ibtll } NX 7 , HIM HIM , diilli CnrdoTa ,
! i ; 5' I'llKMl ml i , fit bar' Mnr > tmbo end 109
KIRK h i cnip ( lintemnln , p , I , \\nre-
IIMIIFP rtc ivtrlri from Nw York renler-
Oay , IIIK biucm Nf York ttnck to
dny. ratal l.nn. fnlt < l Rtntei utr-ck ,
SST.JIS | K > II ( ollont for the Unlle.1 Hlli , V4.9n
IRRK ) lotll Mullilr for Ihf t'nllnl BUite * , C23.IH
\ntr , ncntnit tl' f bnr > lout > e.ir
SANTOS , l > ec.ooi Snnti * , llSnOi ; rfr ,
llt > < 9 l > nc . Ivro d ) , clock. 412,000 l > nR >
llAMIIfltn , tee -Quiet ; unchanged to U
pfr ndvnnce , r\\r \ * 11,040 bnK .
1UO HI ! JANCIKO , Dec , 31. Stemlyt Nn , 7
Hlo. $14.75 , ch n tP 95-sd ! receipt * , 21,0)0
lings for three dfls ; flentrd ( br the UnltM RtMen ,
C.ivo IjtiB' ! for iurcpe , 1,000 baps , stock , 253VOO
OMAHA ( in.VKUAh MARKET.
Conilltlon uf Trnilr nnd O.tiotnlnn (
on Similenml ra n r > Produce.
The offer Incc of p 'Ullry were extremely Hshl
nnd nn there nn goino demand for the New
Year's ttnile prices took a ihnrp upwurd turn ,
Quotiillnns :
KOOH-Strlclly fre h lock. 17'i01Sc.
IHTTTMIl I'aiklru stock , lie ; fair to Rood
country , DUHc ; choice to fancy country , UQlCc.
ViAICliolc fat , 70 to 100 Ibi. , are quoted at
ClJ7c ; InrKO unit coririto , 4QCO.
Cllii.si-lumt.llo : bilcK , llHe ; Edam , per
doz. , $ } .50 ; Club Iloune. 1-lh. Jar ? , per dot , $3 60 ;
I.lmhergcr. fancy , iier Ib. , II'K ! Itoquetort , H-IU
jars , per dot. , $3 60 ; Younit Americas , ll'.ic ' :
Twins , fsnoy. He.
rOL'I.TtlY Ire < fc > l-Chlchtn , CS7c ; duckc ,
clnkc , I'lJIOc ' ; tuikojn , choice , lOUIlc ; geete ,
4J(9c. (
HAY UplnnJ , 15.M ; rnldUnd , $3.00 ; lowland.
$160 ; rc sliinv , $4 CO , color makes the prlec on
lm > ; light ImlcK tell the bejt. Only top grndct
brlnw top prlecs ,
llllOOM COHN-Ncw crop , oellvered nn track
In country , eholco * , re n lelf-vvorklnR cirpet , per
lh. , 2 < ( c : choice green , running to hurl , 2Vic ; com
mon. ivic.
OAMI > - Prfttrl * chlckpn . undrawn , per dor. ,
KconeM : drown. 15 WflS CO , quail. l.Wfil.7' ;
Jirk unlpc. 76cJl.iX ) : Kroune , $5600600 ; snipe ,
cog75c : golden plovrr , $1.25 ; jaek rnll > lls , | x-r
do ? . , $1.7502 Mj smill rnbbllB , 75etfl eX > ; mnl-
Inrd duel. * . $3 50 3.7' ; rcilhiail * . $3.76H400 ; cnn-
\atlmcli ducks , ISMfjSOO : tent , blue wlnir , $2.008
2 2"i ; tc.ll. sreen vvlntr , $ l.75ff2W. mixed ducki ,
f I.7MY2 25 ; Cnnida gee e , JS 005J7.60 : small Rf'e ,
$4500500 ; l/innts , $350 ; deer Knrtdlr * . ItfllCc ;
deer tare i e , Hffl3c : elk nmldles , llVISc ; elk
carcase" , 90100 ! antelope arti1lcs , ISiriCc ! antelope -
lope caii'aTOca. I00llc ; squirrels , per doz. , C007.c.
IMOnON'S J.lve , very slow ; dead pigeons not
war.t'd.
VROKTAHLriS.
CAUI.irLOWUH-I'er duz. heads , $2 CO.
CAIlllAOn Holland need , htr.ds until and
hard , per Ib. , IHc ; California stock , per lu , , zc.
MUSIlltOOMH 1'er 1'4-lb. box. 6HJJ76c.
TOTATOns Fancy nutlve stock , 30c : from
store In small lots , 30035c : Colorado stuck , COQ55C.
ONIONS-1'er bu. , 21@:5c.
Till \NS Hand plekctl navy , per bu , $1 TO.
BWrJBT I'OTAIOU.H Qiolcc stock , $2.75 per
bbl.
bbl.rni.rjnv Cnllfornla , per doz , 90cOl 00 ; Colorado
rado , 61fMo ; Knlnmazoo. S0035C.
LIMA KHANS I'er Ib. . 5c.
WATHn rnnRS I'er IS-qt. case. I1.EOC1 "B.
SCOTCH 1'CAS-ln sncki PIT bu. , $ I.M.
rnuiTS.
CAUPOnNIA Bl'llAWIIUntUnS None.
Al'I'I.ns rnncy New York , $32303.60 ; choice
stock. $25002.75 ; Utah apples , per box , $1.50.
CALirOHNIA QUINCnS None.
ORKGON PnARS-None. ,
CllANIinHHIUS Jcrse ) . $9.7C ; Cape Cod , $10 ;
MeFailln's. 10
MALAGA ailAPHS-Pcr CO-lb. bbl. , W ; per
C5 to 70 Ibs , Rro < s , $7.60.
TROPICAL TRUITS.
ORANOnS California budded seedllnKS , rfR\i-
l.tr sizes. $3.75 ; 96 to 12G sizes , $3 6003.75 ;
T.nMnwS rVillfnrnln. ner bor. 13.75(24 60 : Mes-
slniis , (4 Ocfi4 50.
J1ANANAS Cholee larpe stock , per bunch , $2.00
Q2 23 ! medium sized Imnchc * , $1.7602 00.
MIBCCLLANEOU&
OYSTERS MeJluma , lie ; standards , ISc ; cxtru
selects , 24c : llranch & . Co , selects , 2Cc ; New York
counts , 29o ; standanl bulk , per gal. , $1.10.
11ONI3Y I'uncy white , per lh. , 15c.
MAPLK SYRUP-rivc-sal. cans. each. $275 ;
eal. cans , per doz , , $12 ; H-gal. cans , $625 ; quart
CIDnit Pure Juice , per half bbl. , $3 ; per
' * '
bSA'Un'lt KRAUT Per bbl. , $3.76 ; half bbl. . $226.
PIGS New crop. California , 10-lb. boxes , per
Ib , 10c ; Imported fancy , 30-lb. boxes , 15c ; choice ,
10-lb lioxes , 11W012C.
DATES New Persian , 0-lb. boxes , per Ib , * V4c ;
fnrilu , 10-lb. boxes , per Ib. , 9c.
MAPLK SUGAR Choice , per Ib , 9010c.
PltrsKRVUS Assorted , 20-lb. palls , each $1.40.
COCOANUTS Per 100. $4 50 ; each. 60
NUTS Almonds. California , per Ib. , medium
size lOc ; Tarragona almonds , per Ib , large. 12',4c ;
Ilrazlls , per Ib. , 8c ; UnRllsh walnuts , per Ib ,
fancy soft shell. 12c ; standard * . llWH'ic ;
filberts , per Ib. , lOc' pecans , po'lshcd medium ,
lOc : laipe. 12c : peanuts , raw , 6V4c : roasted. 7 ® ,
7 hickory nuts , small , per bu. , $1.75 : hickory
nuts , large , per bu , $1.60 ; black walnuts , per
bbl. , $2.
DRESSED MEATS.
r Light western steers , 400 to COO Ibs , 54 !
good cows nnd heifers , 4K5c ; medium
cows and heifers , 414c ; good forequaiters
cows and heifers , 3V403' c ; good hindquarters
cons and heifers , C06Vic ; cow rounds , 6c : cow
chucks , 3V4c ; steer chucks , 4'4c : beef tenderloins ,
fresh , 14c ; beef rolls , boneless. S'Jc ' ; slrlaln butts.
boneless , 8',4c ; loin backs , boneless , 8Hc ; lo'n '
backs , C'ic ; cow ribs , No. 3 , 6Vic ; cow loins. No.
3 ' 7Wc.
'MUTTON Dressed mutton , 65Jc ; racks , 8J4c ;
leB . 7c : saddles , 7c ; stews. Z c.
I'ORK Dretscd hogs , 6c : pork loins , 60 ; spare
ribs , 4lbc : poik shoulders , 4&c ; pork shoulders ,
skinned , 4 > 4c ; pork trimmings , 4c : tenderloins ,
12c : Dies' feet , cleaned , per doz , 35c.
FURS.
INo. 1J | No. 1 No. 1
ItSSJ : Md'm Sm'll
REAR
Illack . $20023
Illack Yearlings 12W15
Itlack Cubs . 6& 8
Black Montana
Mountain 18322
Black Montana
Yearlings . . . 12 00
Black Montana
Cubs . 6 60
Silver Tip . 20 00
Silver Tip Yrlgs 11 00
Silver Tip Cubs. . 600
Drown .
Yearling ! . icon
Cubs . 7 00
1O1 60
Flrhcr 800
FOX
Silver ( according
to beauty ) . 100 00
Silver Pole ( ac
cord's to bei'y ) 50 00
Cross . 7 00
Red . 1 50
Gray . 76CO
Kit . CO
Lynx . 3 CO
Marten . 2 00
Mink . 800S6
Mink Dark . 15
Mountain Lion ,
( perfect head
and feet ) . 10 2
Otter . 8 00
Otter Pale . 7 00
Raccoon . 60070
Raccoon , Illack
( as to beauty ) . , 600 2
SICUNK
Black , cased . 1 25
Short striped . 1 00
Narrow striped. . . CO
Uroad striped. . . , 20fl25
Wolverine . 4 00
Wolf Mountain. . . 3 00
Wolf Prairie . C5890
lUavcr. per tkln. 1(1 6
Ueaver Kits . 200
M US K RATS
Spring .
Winter . 8010
Tall .
Kits . 2
The * country hide market has cased off a frac
tion under the neglect of buers. according to
the Chluign hhoo and Loather Review. The most
Important tannent have manage-d to secure a few
hides und arc now out of the market , It Is
nollee'ablo ( hat just ns soon an the demand for
huff hides liccormn lets urgent the denlera lower
the iiuotutlunn. There probably never was a time
In the lilhtoiy of thr trnde when upper leather
hldex wein so exceedingly sensitive. Although
thrro WIIH a decline nf 'io In buff hides the most
astute obM'rvcrx of the miirl.cn tire of the opinion
that they will return t ( 7',4c again. Upper
leather has ndvanced under the Impetus of I lie
sudden rise of l' c In buff hldex , but the- situation
Is not unlit-factory to tanneis Huffs have
averaged 3o a pound higher In 1815 than during
thn Hire ? preceding ) ears. There has been con-
side ruble competition throughout the country to
secure * hides When the urban dealers scour the
country fir hides they not Infrequently find that
the tanners Imvo been o\er the ground before
them and have pre-empted the supplies. Quota-
" ' " " ' '
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 4 Via ; No. 2 green
hides , 314c ; No. 1 Kreui culled hides , 6c ; No. 2
gnen called hides , 5c ; No , 1 grevn sailed hides ,
K to 40 Ibs. 6c ; No. 2 irietm palled hliliH. 21 t < i
40 Ibs , 5c ! : No. 1 vent calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 7e ; No.
2 veal eiiif , 8 to 15 Ibs. 60 ; No. l dry Hint
hides , SlflOc : Ne > , 2 dry flint hides , 67c ; No. 1
dry willed hides , 7c ; pirt cured hides , jjc per Ib ,
less than fully c-uied.
Hlir.i : ! ' PELTS dreen tailed , each 25C60c ;
green salted shent lings ( short wooled early klns ) ,
each 15c : dry sheurllngs ( short wooled early
klni ) . No. 1 , each , lOc ; dry shearlings ( short
vvcoled early fkln ) , No. 1 , each , 5c : dry flint
Kansas und Nebraska butcher wool pells , per Ib ,
actual weight , 5U6u ; dry flint Kantas nnd Ne-
braika Murrain wool pelts , per Ib , , actual weight ,
4OSc ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pells , per
Ib , actual weight , 4fl6Hc ; dry Hint Colorado
Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4ifc ;
dry pieces nnd bucks , actual weight , 4UCo ;
feet cut off , as It la usclets to pay freight on
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"TALLOW AND aitEASK-Taiiow. NO. i. ivioj
tallow No.2 , Jc ; grease , white A , 3 > jc ; grease ,
white 11. 3o ; grease , vellow. 2V c ; greaie , dark ,
: c ; old butter , 2iflic ; beeswax , prime , 151/SSc ;
rough tallow , Hie.
HONES In car lota weighed and delivered In
Chicago ; Dry buffalo , per ton , $120001400 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton. $100001200 ; dry
country , dump and meaty , per ton , 16.0038 00.
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy , 67c ; fln light ,
E09o ; quarter blood , lOfflfo ; seedy , burry and
elm fry , SiTSc ; celled and broken , coarse , 7O9c ;
cotteil and broken , fine. 6WSc. I'leece wailinl
Medium. 15 < 718c : fine , HOlGc ; tub wnilied , ICO
He : blark. 8c ; bucks , to ; tag locka , JS3c ; dtad
pulled , 60Ce , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tolrilo arnln
TOLEDO. Dec. SI. WHEAT Higher , firm ; No.
2 , e-iiBh. 67Se ; May , C6'4e.
COUN-Dull , steady. No. 2 mixed , ISc ; No.
3 mixed. 27V4c" Mas , ZS'ic.
OATH-Qulet ; No. 8 mixed. 19c Lid ; No. 2
white. 20o bid ; May , Wo 1.1. 1.
RVK Dull : No. 2 , cash , 37140.
CIXVKR SKii > Higher , dull ; prime , cash ,
$4 SO ; January. $1 55.
RECEllTH-riour. 600 l.bls. ; wheat. 14,000 bu. :
corn , 47,100 bu , ; eaU , S.OOO bu. ; clover > e d , 133
bags.
SHIPMENTS Hour , 1,500 bbU. ; wheat , 6,100
bu i corn. U.Kon bu i onU , 61,000 bu.i rye , f.,0i > )
bu. i clover PFeet 201
STOCKS AM IIOM1S.
SecnrHr SInrUcI Wno Wholly n Prn-
frnnliiiinl Oiir Yrntrrilny.
NEW YORK. Dec. IIThe stock market todnv
wa * cocentlally a professional one , fn consequence
quence of the flnslnir of the jenr nml the even-
Ins up of contracts Incidental thereto. The
dominating Influence was the Impending Kotfrn-
menl bond Issue. The price if Ihe l > ohd M ex-
pecleil to net Ihe treasury alwul 3H per cent.
Tha agreement covern the delivery to Ihe treas
ury of gold from outside sources equivalent to
$ inOnooooo , with an option of an equal amount ,
To be exact. It calls fe > r n first Installment of
6,075,001) ounce * of gold , nnd for n similar In-
Mnllment If neceMnry. J. P. Morgan * Co ,
l\\r- managers of the sjndlcnte , will apportion U. *
allotments to the other member * , receiving n
commission of 1 per cent for their servlcef. The
all Itnrt.irtanf twnt ftl int tlif. new tlenl tfl thnl
the s > ndlcate iloes not guarantee to guard the
treasury gold reserve.
The confident sentiment that the treasury relief
measures would be effective caused the traders
to disregard lower quotations for Americans In
the Ixindon market. The dealings for that
account by the arbitrage housen were Insignifi
cant. Irlce In the local market Improved
sharply , chiefly on the covering of short cnn.
tracts , nnd some stocks , however , tm special In
fluences , nttrncted biDlnc for the long account ,
Hugar , for Inrtnnce , gained IS per cent on ic-
ports of advances In the prices of foreign nnd
domestic sugars. In the railway list the nil-
vnnc"s were grenlent In the grangers , the ap
preciations ranging from 1 to 2'i per ctnt. Ster
ling exchange rnle-4 were easier , nnd It wan re
ported that the last consignment of gold to
Europe , now on the way , would upon arrival
In Europe ) be Immediately rtshlpped to this coun
try , to IH ? emplnjed presumably In purchases ol
government bonds. Only $ VK,000 In gold wns
withdrawn today , that for shipment tn South
America Money on rail active , ranging between
S und 25 per cent until the close , when rales
fell ! 8 per cent , No applications , for clearing
lmu e loin certificates were made by the banks.
The market closed strong nnd nt the best prices
of the day. A drooping tendency chnrneterlred
the rnrly dealings In bonds , with the Union Pn-
cllln Issues conspicuously weak , In the final
dealings prlcen of Home of the speculative Issue-s
stiffened , nnd In some Instances the rallies were
material. The dealings for the day amounted to
$ l,2.4ooo.
The Evening Post's London financial cable
gram : A dull opening In stocks here today wns
succeeded by n steady doling. Messagen nre
said to have passed between the colonial ofllce
hero nnd the Trnnnvnul republic , the result of
which Is tn dispel the Idea of any serious trouble
there. American securities left off slightly under
last night's llguro as n rule , but Che npeiko A
Ohio advanced to 15 and St. Paul to G9 < * , the tone
nt the last being steady. The Impression here
Is that thn hand Issue only awaits the sanction
of President Cleveland to be closed. The price
IH snld to In- such that It will J leld a limit the
same rate of Interest ns the last loan. Applica
tion has been made at thi > Hank of England rel.
ntlvo to the price nl which eagles cnn be pur
chased , presumably In preparation uf possible
shipments from this side.
The following wore the closing quotations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
AtchUon H9 N. Y. A N. R 45
Adamn Ex 14 ! ) Ontario A. W 1.1' '
Alton. T H oil Oregon Imp n
Am. Express. 11.1 Oregon Niv IB
llaltlmoru&Ohlo. . 3rt O.S.Li U.N 4
Canada Pacific. . . . CO Pacific Mall 2U <
C.inaeli Southern. . 48 p. D..tE a i
Central 1'aclflc. . . . 14 Plttsburff Iflll
rhca.&Ohlo 1SH 1'nllm.iii Palace. 1C.I
Chicago & 'Hon. . . U > . ) Ilcidlnr IH
C. . B &U 77 H. G. W 12
Chlc.ieo Ona C5'4 U.G. W.nfd 4(1
ConHOlldnled(3ns _ 14K Rock Island 074
O.C. , C.&St.L. . . . 3BU St. Paul OS'S
Tnln. fnil ! JL Iron. . H do nfil 1'Jll
Cotton Oil Curt. . . . St. P. A Omaha. . . .
Dcliwaro i Hud. . 1V4H do pfd lib
Del. , Lack. * W. . . 10114 Southern Pacific. . 2l' ( <
D. & It. G. pfd . . . . 4t : Siurnrlloflnerv. . . 1U2'4
IJ.4C. F. Co 1UH Tcnii. Coal A Iron JH' ' <
Erie Texas I'actno JH'7JI
do nfd T.&O. Cent. ufd. . . 65
FortWavne 1UO Union Pacific 3 ?
O. Northern pfd. . . 1111 U. S Exumss 4U
CJ. &E. I. pfd tin W. St. L.&P 4UMi
Hocking Valley. . . IS'i ' W. St. I i P. pfd 1GH
Illlnol8Ccnti.il. . . . 111 ! ' ! Wells Kireo Ex. . . 05
St. P. , V Uultith. . . . 2f Western Union. . . . 8. ' , 4
K.&T. pfd 25i Whcclln ; A L. E. .
Lalco Erlo & West 10 dopfil
do pfd UH M. ASt. L
Lake Shore D. A.K. G
LcadTrusL
' ' ' ' ' ' ' " " ' ' '
LoulHvllloiN. . . . N , L'.i' . ! . . . . . 20
L.&N.A C. F. &I 24
Manhattan Con. . . do ufd US
Memphis .VC 13 H. iT. O
Michigan Cent IM T.A. A &N.M
MlHsourl Pacific. . i5K ! T. St , L & .K.O
Monllo&Ohlo M2.4 T. St. L.&It.C.pfil IB
Nashville Chat. . . . tR ! S. R. R
National Cord lee. tRr n do pfa
Nat. Corelngo pfcl. . : OH Am. Tob. Cede
N. J. Central 10UH do pfd 100
N. AW. pfd Am. Tel. ft C. Co. . HI )
North Am. Co Com'l Cable ) Co. . . ISO
Northoni Pacific. . Am. Sugar pfd 97
N. Paclllc pfd U , S. Conlirra gtd. 20U
U. P. U AG SH U.S. Leather pfd. uin *
Northwestern , . . . . tii t U.S. KubScr 20
do pfd 14-i do pfd 85
N. Y. Central 117
The total sales of stocks today were 153.3S1
shares , Uicludlntr : American SiiRnr , 16 100 ; Amer
ican Tobacco , 6,100 : Atchlnon , 3.900 ; llurllngton ,
8.800 ; ChlfiOKO Gas , 11.000 ; UlslllllnK , 3.300 ; Louis
ville & Nashville , 9.400 ; Hock Island , 6.800 ; St.
Paul , 27,500 ; Tennessee Coal & Iron , 3,600 ; United
States Leather preferred , 3,000 ; Western Union ,
6,500.
The hlRhest , lowest and closing prices of the
leading Blocks for the > car follow :
IIlKh. Low. Close.
Susar 121H SG'4 102 %
Tobacco 117 63 7714
ChlcnKO Gas 78' , ; 43'j , K\
Distilling 2314 8 1CT4
Consolidated Gas 16H12C 14S > 4
( leneral Electric 41 20 20
Lead 38 21 25H
Leather preferred 97' 68 63'4
llubber 48 21 26H
Tennessee Coal 464 13 < J 28'4
Wrstorn Union 95H 821,4 85 %
St. Paul 78'f , 53 % CS'f ,
llurllnRton S2S CO 77' ' ( ,
Northwestern 107'4 8 < H 994
Rack Island 84 % 69 C7 %
I oulsvllle & Nashville CG'f , 39 40' ;
Manhattan 119 9r 10JAt
Kansas & Texas preferred 41 IS1. ! 2T > 14
MlRHOurl 1'aclllc 42iJ 1S' 2G
Northern Pnclllc preferred 27 ] 0't 12 %
Union Pncltlc 17 > 4 4 4
llnltlmoro & Ohio CC5. 32'4 ' 38Vi
Southern preferred 44'4 22 3514
St. Paul & Omaha 46 2S'J 35V.
New Jersey Central 116'4 81V4 99'4 '
Lnclinuannu. 174 154 159'A '
IXlavvnro & Hudson 1347 ( 118 12IU
Heading 22 4 4 4 6
Susrpiehnnna & Western pfd . . 43V4 19'i 24 >
New York Central 101 % 30'4 06 %
Canada Southern 67V4 42 4S'i
MIchlKan Central 103 OHi 9&
I.ako Shore 1C3U 13414 141
JftMV York Money Alarket.
NEW YORK , Dec. 31. MONEY ON CALL
3if5 per cent ; last loan , 3 per cent ; closed easy
at 3 per cent.
TRIMB MERCANTILE PAPER 6fffl per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Dull nnd lower , with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 S8K04 89
for demand and $48714(7487 % for sixty das
bills ; posted rates. $4 kSJjM 89 and $4 904 90V4 ;
commercial bills , $4 8614.
HAR SILVER-66J4C.
GOVERNMENT HONDS Firm ; state bonds ,
dull ; railroad bonds , dull.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
( l.S.4.s.rcir.now. 11U C. P. UUof 'D5. . . 100
U S 4acoiiDnow 110 U. All. O. 7 . 10 ! )
U.S So.roif ll'JH I ) A R. O. 4s . 87
U.S 6 > . coup. . . . . 112 * ( Erlo 2eU . 06
U.S 4a. rcif 1110 G. U. AS A. Us. . 10S
US is. coup. . . . . (1. II. AS. A. 7H. . . 100
US.'a. re ; 00 II. AT. C. 6s . 105
Pacific ( la of'OS. . . 00 cioOu . 100
Alaclans A 110 M. . K.AT. Ut4 . HI
Ala. elans I ) lit ) < lo 2(1 la . C7H
Ala. , dims 0 101 Mutual Union On. . 116
Ala. Currency. . . . 102 N. J. O. Gem. 6 . . . lie )
L.I New Con. 4 * . . OS No.Pocltlo IBIS , . 117
MlHDoml tin 100 do .MH . 100
N. a us 1'JU N. W. Consol . 130
N.O. 4H 100 doS. P. Da'o Is. )00
S.C. nonfimd. . . , . 1 R. a. Went. IHU. . 7fiK
To'n. new aetJ ( > , . SH St. P. Consols 7s. . 132
Tenn. iiBWnol in , 11(1 eloC. A P. W.Sii.
Tenri. old Us GO St.I * AI.M.Gia. S ,
Va. Centuries 6 ( > ? St. LAS F.OjnO 100
do cloforre'd 5 Tox. 1'ac , Uts. . . HIM
Atchlson 4a 72 20
AtchlNuii ' 'it A. . , . U. P. UtH of 'Oil. . 10.IX
Cunail.i So. 2dn. , . West Shore 4s. , . . lOtl
L AN. unified 4H. Southern As . 03H
O. R. A N. lats. . . . 101 N. P.KJ. MB . OB
Suu FruiicUco Minlnir Quotation * .
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec , 31 , The onlclal closln ?
quotations for nilulnj nlooii toJ.iy wjrj aa fol
lows :
Alta 0 Julia
AUihaCou 23 Justice ,
Audim.t IH Kentucky Con
llelohor 20 L.idy Wash. Con. ,
IICHt * llolchcr. . . . Hi Mexican , , ,
llodluCou 42 Mount Diablo 15
[ ( union 17 Occidental Con , , , till
Iliilwc-rCon 11 Ophlr. , tillm
Ciledoula tl Overman. , . , , , , . . , , D
JliallonfO Con 28 Potoal , 70
JholUr. 113 Savage. , , , . . . . 20
Coiltklencd . . . . . . . . 110 Scorpion , , . 3
Con.Cal AVa. . , , . 240 Sierra Nov.ias 02
Con. Imoorlal. . . . . ' - Silver Hill ,
JrovTji Point SI Silver Kliij. If !
Excheqiiur R Utah Con , .
louldACurrr 42 Yellow Jacket , , . 43
HaloA Norcroas. . 100
Silver tmr . < ! iJHc. Mexiotn dollirrf , OJHa54u.
Drafts , alrot , 7 u ; telnrr.iy'ilo. ItM.
An nisesimenti of lOo a dlmro has been levied
on Mono , _ _ _ _ _ _ * .
Nerr York Mlnlntf Quolndonn ,
NEW YORK , Poo. 31. Tn-J followhi.ard the
closinr mini
[ lulwer. , , u Ontario , , , , . , , . , , . . 700
'hollar , , , , , , Ef > Onhlr. ISO
Crown Point 21 rivnioiith , . . , , , . , . -jo
Con. Cal. AVa ' . > 25 UulcKillvur 20
Duadvvood. . . . , . . . . 00 Quicksilver pfil.lCOO
lonldACiirry 40 blcrra Noviula , , . fill
Halo A Norcroas. . 100 Standard 10O
lloincHtaltu 2000 Union Con 40
iron Silver 20 Yellow Jacket 40
Mexican CO
London Slock Quotation * .
LONDON , Dec , 31-t p in.
: onaoln.m'y.lUiJ 1I-1U Mexican ordinary.
JuilBola.ftcc'U , . , 100 0-10 St. I'anlcom "
HII. 1'acltic. . . R7U N , Y. Ctiirlnl I"
Krlo 14H yennnylranla I"l
ErleBda 70 HuadlnM l
111. Central. . . Oi Uex. Cen. new 4s.
HAH BIIA'KH-30 1W per oz.
MONIJV IHiiJ per cent.
Uho rate ot discount la the open market for
I short lillU In I1 , p r e .nt , for thrr montlm
bills , IU per rent , ,
Ilnxtnii MocU " "tnilonn ,
nosTox i > cc ,11 rfiriovn , n n-r CMH
limp lotni. r.40 per ( vxi1 * Ciotliprl3.li lor
tockK , bond * an I mining * tirj < :
rinniiHiil
ItOSTON. Dec. 31. CIcnrlnBJ , fl6C07,23tj bnl-
nncc , I2.2.M.9W ,
ItAIjTIMOIti : . Dec. 31. Clearings , J2 , 20,63' ,
Imlnncfs , } 4M , 55.
ST. 1/JPIS. ee. SO.-ricnrlnBi , J4 , 111 , Ml ; bn | .
nnrrn. | 4 < 5 S57. Money , BH8 ffr cent. New York
etchniiRp , 2ic Olnrount Mil.
WAHHtNUTON , Doc. 31. T < ] .I > 'R statement of
tlic nnnlltlon ( if the trenturv nhoni : Axnllnlile
enuli Imlnnre , JI77.051.W4 , Rolil tf cr\e , JC3.87B.918
WASHINOTON , inc. 3l.-Thc trpnmry lo-t
totlny J5"H ( ) In uolil for rxtmrt nml $91.000 hj
the redemption of legnl temlorx , IrnxInK the true
ftlnount of the pnlil rrpcr\c nt I62M ! ,143 ,
PllII.AUin.I'llIA. Dec. Jl-CUnrlnn" . $ I6.4V.-
009. balances , J1.C44 818. Per the month : Clcnr-
lng , 1131,911,054 , hnlnm cs. $2S. ! > 92,3 0. Per the
Mnrs ClenrlnK * . J3,6f6,151,127i bnlnncca , $327,754 , .
C0CHICAOO.
CHICAOO. Doc. 31-Clrnrlng * . $ I45I.71 $ Monej
< n cnll , firm nt fi per cent ; on tlm . 6i7 per ctni
New York cxchnnfie , J1.05 premium. Porelii
cxchnnRtmnrkct ensy. Hankers' IxjnUon
Nn\V YOUK , 'Dec. 31 Ncwnon , Welilcnfelt A
Co. Imvc onlpr t 1500000 In BOM frtm Uurope.
H l > rumornl that othrr houses nre considering
the question of Importing zvM. Muller , ficlmll
& Co. will ship JWO.iioo K > | I ! to South America
tomorrow. Clearings , J12S , ! > 64,3M , bnlnnccs , JS-
467.W9. _
FnrrlKii Kliiniiplnl AITnlrn.
nnilt-IN. Dec. 31 , KxihnnBO on lx > nilon , fight
ilnjrt1 slKliI , 20 ITinrks 444 ! pfff.
PA1MS , Dec. 31. Three per cent rentes , lOlf
2'Jc for the account. Exchange on London. Sof
lor
aLASOO\V , Dec. 31 , Tliere. nn n panicky
ficllns on the stnclt cxehnngo this morning , but
prices subsequently rnllkil.
LONDON , Dee. 31. The ninount Rene Into the
Hank of LnKlnml on liAlance today , C50000 Hold
IB quoted nt llmnos A > res toilny nt 230 BO , Madrid ,
17.42 ; Llfcbon. 26'4 , St PeleraburK , BO ; Atlulls ,
77 ; Home , 108.97'Vlennn ! , 103.
It\orpoul MnrUciN.
LIVnilPOOL , Dec. 31. WHKAT-Spot llrm ;
ncmnnd molctntc ; No 2 red winter , Bs 3d , No.
2 red sprliiK , stocks exhausted. No. 1 hard Mani
toba , Bs 3d ; No. 1 California , Cs 4'4d. Putnrps
opened quiet and unchanged ; closed steady , with
near positions 'itf'id lower nnd distant positions
'id lo er , builneii alraut equally distributed ;
January , BB 3d ; Pcbruary. Bs 3 id , Match , Bs
4'4d. April. BH 4 d. Mny. Bs Bd ; June , fs B'id.
COHN bpot stead > ; xVmerlcan mixed new 3i
2d. Pulures opened steady , with near nnd dis
tant positions lid lower ; buslntKa about equally
distributed , Janunr > . 3s 2d. Kebrunry , 3s 2d ;
March , 3s 2'4d ; April , 38 2'd ' ; May , 3 2'4d ,
June. 3s S'td. '
PLOUU Finn ; demand poor ; St. Louis fnjicy
winter , 7s 3d.
PIIOVIHIONS Itacon. steady : Cumbprlnml rut.
2S to 31) IbB , 20s ; short rll ) , 2 § Ibs. , 2t > s ; lont-
clenr ' , llRht , 3S to 45 Iba , 20s ; long cli-nr , hen\ > ,
'A Ibs , 5s 8d , shoit clear bucks lljht , IS lb ,
JOs ; snort cltnr middlehen \ > , B5 Ibs , Kt M ;
clear bfllles , 14 to 16 Ibs. , 31s ; shoulders , rqunre ,
12 to 18 Ibs. , 2Ss ; linim. short cut , 14 to 16 ll > ,
38s. Tnllon , nne North American. 22i lieef ,
extra India , 72 Od , prime mess , B7s M. 1'ork ,
prime meet , flne western , 60s ; prime mess ,
medium , 45s. Lard , llrm , prime wistcrn , 27s 9d ;
refined In pnlli. 20 .
CHUnSK Plrm , finest American white , 45s ;
finest American colored , 45s.
llUTTiil Plnest Unltcil States. S5s ; good , 60s.
TUP. ! KNT1NI2 SPIHIT5-20s Cd.
HOSIN Common , 4 7Hd
COTTON SI31J ) OIL-ILlvcrpool renned , 178.
LINSKKD OIL-20S , Dt r
, .
: iP-rorequnrtcr , 3'4d ;
hlndquarter. 6'td M <
IILUAC1IINQ l > OWDjn4-Hardwood , f o. b ,
LUtrpool , 7. v ,
HOI'S At Ixindon ( Piiclflp const ) . 2 Bs.
The receipts of wheat Muring- the past three
lajs were167,000 ccntnls , Including 64,000 Amcrl-
cnn. The receipts of uAmerlcun corn , 91,200 cen
talsWeather
Weathermild. .
_
St. I.niilN < ! uinrnl Inrlcrt.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 31.J-'LOL'H Firmer , with In
creasing demand fronl' nbnmd , owing to trouble
between this country nnd LJiglnnd o\er the Vttie-
zuej.m question ; local Jrade dull , patents , S3 SO
{ 13.40 , extra fnncj , } 3 10i 20 ; fancy , $2850300 ;
choice. 12.6062.75 i
WHKAT Unsettled and- easier enrl > , but later
on he.i\y clenranres rallied and ndxanced , eased
off , but closed 'SftJttc higher tian > esterdny ;
No. 2 red. cash , 65Uc ; No. 2 hard , 5mc : May ,
B9c : July , B9c. -j .
COIIN Dull , but strong1 with wheat , closing
a shade better for futures than jesterday ; spot
steady ; No. 2 mixed , cash , 23V4c ; January , 23 c ;
May , 25'Jc ; July , 27o asked.
OATS Futur s opened weak nnd lower , but
rccoxtred nnd closed lower. Spot , steady ; No. 2.
CRsh. IC'.c : May , 19V4c.
llYII-Qulet ; 32e.
CORN MHAIx-Sl 3001.35.
11IIAN Nothing doing ; sackeil east track quo
table at 45e.
PLAX SELID-Nomlnal at 87c.
TIMOTHY 8Enn-$3 003 40.
ITAY Steady ; prnlrle , $7.0068.50 ; timothy , $9 CO
014 Oi ) . this side.
HOTTER Steady ; separator crenmery , 20j21c ;
fancy Elgin , 24825c ; dairy. 17fi20c.
POOS Dull ; loner and In large supply ; 16 c.
WJHSKY-II.22.
LEAD Nothing doing ; holders asking1 $2 90 ,
with no bu > crs.
SPELTEm Nominal ; $3 BOflS 60.
PnovISIONS Pork , standard mess , jobbing ,
new , $9 00 ; old , $8 25. Lnrd , lower ; prime , $5 51 ;
choice , $1 22 < 4. liacon , boxed shoulders } 5 25 ,
ongs. $512 > 4 ; ribs , $5.1214 ; flhorls , $525. Drj
l xed meats , boxed shoulders , $4 37'4 ; longs ,
14 BO ; rlbn. S462 < 4 ; shorts , } 4.75.
UUCBIPTS Plour. BOOO bbl . ; wheat 42,000 bu ;
corn , 45000 bu. ; oats , 18,000 Im. *
SHIPMENTS Flour , 9.000 Mils. ; wheat , 25,000
bu. ; corn , B7.000 bu ; onts , 16.000 bu.
Accumulation of firiiln StnckM ,
NEW YORK , Dec. 31 Special cabin and tele
graphic dispatches to liradstrcet's , covering prin
cipal polnU of accumulation , Indicate the follow
ing changes In available stocks last Saturday , as
compared with the preceding f-nturdny : Avail
able supplies Wheat. United States and Canada ,
enst of th llocky mountains , Increase , 1,757,000
ni. ; afloat for nnd In Europe , decrease , 1,744,000
m. ; corn , United States u.-ul Canada , east of
the Rockies , Increase , 523,000 bu. ; onls , United
States nnd Canada , east of the Kocklex , In
crease , 623,000 bu. The more Inportnnt Increases
n available wheat stocks last week , which were
not Included In the ofnclnllstble supply state
ment , are BOO.OOO bu. In the northwestern Interior
elevators , SC6.0fO bu. nt Fort William , Out. , 45-
000 bu. In Chicago private Uevators nnd 106,000
m. nt Omaha. There were decreases of 63,0 < X )
iu. at Durllngton , 20,000 bu. at Oalveston and
2.1,000 bu. each In Minneapolis private elevators
and nt Plttsburir.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK , Dec. 31. COTTON Closed \er >
stiadj ; salts , 127,701)ialm ; January , 7 8S ; Pel-
runty , $7,96 : March , $801 ; April. $809 ; May ,
:9.15 : : July. $821 : August , J8 23 ; September , $805 ,
Jctobcr. $7,88 ; Novemlier , $784 ; December , nom-
nal. Putuies closed steady ; sales , 2W.400 bales ,
January. $ S04 ; February. $8.13 ; March , $121'
April , $824 ; May , $831 ; June , $ s 36 ; July , $8.41 ,
August , $842 ; September , 15.22 ; October. $802.
'
NcA ember. $7.92.
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 31.-COTTON-SteniU- ; -
riling , 7TsC ! Miles. BO bales ; receipts , 2,763 bales ,
shipments. 2 3 0 bales ; stock , 70,792 holes
NEW ORLEANS , Dec , 31 f 'OTTON Plrm ;
middling , 7J4o ; good ordlnnry , 7 5-16c.
Dry UooilM Market.
NEW YORK , Deo. 31 Thcr has been prncll-
cnlly no business , ns sellera nnd bums nre wnll-
ng for the developments of the new > Mir ,
Weather conditions and nn advance In cotton have
lrt\in a dlfTeient nnd belter lone to the mirket
and greater cheerfulness was manifested In nil
dlicctlons. The printing- cloth market was dull
it 3c.
MANCHESTER , Den. 31. Cloths nnd yarns
quiet nnd let > s dlt * [ > osltlon to bu >
PALL RIVER , Ma s , Dec , 31 , Print cloths dull
at 3c. .
PEORIA , Dec. 31 OPUN Steady ; new No. 2 ,
25c ; new No. 3 , 2M'c , ,
OATS-Slow ; No.2Twhlte , 17HS17c ; No. 3
white. Kifil7c. ' "i I >
RYE Dull , nominal , ! ( [ '
WHISKY Market swadj' : flnlelu-d goods on the
basis of $1,22 for hlfch vyines.
RECElPTS-Corn , n > iOO"bUB. ; oats , 44,550 bus. ;
rye , none ; whisky , none ; 'wheat , 3 MX ) bus.
SHIPMENTS Corn. I tS.iW bus. ; onts , 40,800
ms. ; rje. none ; whUKy , BK gals. ; wheat , 1,60)
ms , '
it Slnrkct.
MINNEAPOLIS , DlVm 31. WHEAT Plrm !
closed : DeccmUr , B3 ic ; May , B14c. On Inick :
No. 1 hard. BCc ; No I northern , B4c ; No. 2
northern , M'Jc ; recelpf > , d77 cars.
PLOUR-Qulct ; flrnti pntents , $300(0340 ( ; da-
mcstlo baktra , $ ? BO ; m > yrt bakers , $200B.2S.
KaiiHiiM < ; it > - lritiliice Market.
KANHAB CITY , TWA ! 31 , No grain market
cxlay.
IIUTTBR Wealt ; creamery , IS'iSZi'/ic ' ; dairy ,
firm. 14O15C. H
EOas Slightly flrmFrj 17ije.
Sulfur MnrUe-t.
NEAV YbKK. Dec. Jl SUaAR-Raw , market
Irmer ; fair rellnlng , S ic ; ccntilfugal , M test ,
3ic ; rennnl , m < Hlerately active ; mould A , B'ic ;
standaiel A , 4 Tic ; cut loaf , BHo ; granulated , Be ,
Fifty MliuTH Kllle-d or Iiijurfil.
nilESLAU , Dec. 31. An explosion of fire
damp occurred In a colliery at Waldenburg ,
Prussian Silesia , forty miles southwest of this
: Ity , today , Fifty perrons ar ? known to have
> een killed or Injured and seventeen othem
ire missing. Twenty-one bodies liavo already
) een recovered and twelve of the Injured
nlners liavo been brought to the tmrfaco of
the mine. The work of recovering the bodlei
of the others Is progressing and everything
possible la being done for the Injured.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Heaviest Run of Cattle in Ton Days Finds
a Good Demand ,
CORNFEDS FIND QUICK SALE ATHIGH PRICES
Clenrnnco Well KITrctoil llrfore tliu
lire-ilk CMIIII I'liile-r Ciriulc llclil
Mrnil > ItiiKN Sell Strmly
_ ( n Lower.
TUESDAY , Dec. 31
Hccelpts ana shipments for the post
twenty-four hours , no compared with the
previous six days , nrc as follows :
KEGKtI'TS.
Cattle , lion * . Sheen. Horsei
December 31. 1,9" > S 0,051 1,314 24
December 30 CS2 IMS . . . . 162
December 2S 673 * 2.M1 1,127
December 27. . 701 2.2X0
December 26 1,0.15 1,911
December 24 too 3820 409
December 23 1,579 1.203 181 27
BHIPMENTa
Cattle. HORS. Sheep. Horse ;
December SO 173 162
December 2S 153 . . . . 678 . . . .
December 27 I'M . . . .
December 2C 341
December 21 2in . . . . 312 . . . .
December 23 478 27
December 21 811 . . . . 613
DAY'S DISPOSITION.
The disposition of the day's offerings of
live stock was as follows , each bujcr pur
chasing the number of head Indicated :
Cattle. Ilotrs. Sheep.
Omnlm 1'ncklnff company . . . . 44 & " ' * .
O. H , llnmrnonil compiny. . . 243 1,741
Hvvlft & l"o . . 4 2 ! > " IS
Cudahy racking company. . . 212 1,43 ?
A. linn 164
H. lleckcr & . Hewn 3S
Hamilton & Stephens ,8
Vnnxant S. Co 19 >
Shippers nml feeders . . " 4
Irfft over KM W
Totnl 1.5'S
CATTLE The receipts of cattle were the
largest of any day since the mUcnt of the
holiday season , In fuel the largest since
December 20. .
Among the ofTerlriEB were some pretty
Kooil cornfcd cattle nnd ns hlijh ns * i ! >
was paid for one bunch , the top price-
realized for a full load of cattle tlnce
December 12 , when J4.50 was reached. Die
market on steer ) opened about steady nnd
the curly sales were made on yesterday H
basis of values. Later the market wised off
under the Innuence of lower markets nt
other points nnd the clo e wns fully lOc
lower and slow. The cattle , however , were
practically all sold before the cloM ! .
The market on butchers , ' stock did not
show any very material change. The de
mand for desirable cows nnd hclfora wns
good and the olTerlnes were mostly nil
taken early In the ; day nt steady prices.
Common nnd medium stuff was Blow
nnd. If anything , n little wenlc.
The offerings of slockers and feeders were
small nnd no new features were developed
bv the trade. The situation remain's In
about the Fnrnc condition from day to day.
Owing to the dllllculty of securing money ,
cash buyers arc not oVcrly plentiful , but
there are any number of good feeders who
want cattle If they can be hud on time.
Hcprobentatlvc sales :
HUEP STP.nilS.
No. Av. Pr. Ni ) . Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 , . . . 750 $2 00 22..1070 J3 35 15. . . .1231
1..102I ) 3 00 10. .1071 3 40 9. 3 CO
, 801 3 00 12 .12,12 3 40 It. .1112 3 r ,
1770 3 00 20 .lies 3 40 19. 1327 3 6.1
,1083 , .1 10 20. .1325 3 4- 1. .11011 3 70
nno 3 20 20. .11CG 345 15. .1301 3 70
1170 323 13. .12f9 3 41 10. .1317 3 70
MO 3 25 1. .122- ) 3 60 14. 3 75
1041 3 25 44. .1153 3 60 20. .1331 ; 3 S5
3 25 3 60 19. ,1377 3 85
,102.1 , 3 25 44. .1216 3 V ) 9. .137S 3 90
,1016 , 3 31 23. .134 ? 3 60 13 ,1138 , 4 00
, 919 3 35 15. .1X0 3 M 40. ,1503 , 4 15
COWS.
, 750 25 6. , 7R6 2 11 11. .103 ? 231
6.C.
, 670 21 C. , 90S * 19. 1017 2 40
, 90S 60 1. .1030 2 15 1. .1210 2 40
, 971 61) ) 1. .1100 2 15 4. .1102 240.
4.S.
SI ,1110 2 15 S. ,1101 , 2 40
! 870 10. , 9S5 2 20 1. ,116) 2 40
, 840 10.G. . ,1001 2 20 IB. ,1040 , 2 40
, 770 * 2. 1070 2 20 11. ,1079 , 1 40
S87 SI ' 1145 2 20 8. 100S 45
,1110 8r. 7. 1001 220 1.G . ,1210 ; / -
. luO 61 1. . 810 2 20 G . "SO 2 60/-
' '
. 210 350 1 110 5 W 1. . . . ISO 525
STOCKCR8 AND
L. 490 1 ! 60 7.S. . 454 3 01 9. . . 451 3 15
1. . C70 2 & ) S.I. . . 675 3 10 4. . . 4(7 3 3)
1. . 4SO 2 60 I. . C40 3 10 10. . . 715 3 20
3. . CSC 2 CO 23. .1010 3 10 1. . . rro 3 2) )
3. . 626 2 90 9. . 761 3 10 6. . . 812 2 2)
2. . 3 00 2. . C76 3 10 6. . . 70 > 3 JO
4. . C45 300 4. . 400 3 10 11. . . 778 3 2)
7 , . 823 300 8. . ri ? 3 10 3 . . 710 .1 2)
1. . 940 300 9. 3 13 10 . . 972 3 2i )
1. . 300 4. . 855 3 15 1. . 7 ) 3 80
4 , , 761 S 05 4. . 670 3 15 4. . . 1112 3 30
3. . 700 3 05
MILKKHS AND
1 Fpr.nne' S2500 1 tprlnge < 27 0) )
1 cow and calf 2-1 oi 1 cow nn 1 calf. 2 ] 00
1 cow nnd calf. 26 00 1 cow nnd calf 30 00
1IOOS The receipts of hops were liberal , and
the largest of any day nine ? December W. The
market opened very nearly tteiulj ( ! oed IIOBS
sold flcely at JJ.40 , the same au veslerduy. but
the proportion above the price : was not EH large ,
Toward the- close the unfuvwnbla re-ports from
other markets caused the niutKet here to weaken
and It was hard work to get over 53.35 for the
last end of the ; offerings. The murket as n
whole was a shade' lower tlinn jesteiduy , though
the bulk of the sales for the two data was
at the tiainei price , 1340. The market w.m falrlj
active , nnd the hogs wcro mostly all sold enrl > .
Iteprehcntntlvo sales :
No. Av. Ph. Pr.
39. . . 1U ) 13 40
1JO 3 40
3 41
ii 40 3 40
64 3 40
69 , , i''S t.0 3 40
CO .243 3 40
CO6G' , 277 3 40
6G' , 273 340
25. , 253 3 40
78 , . , .2SS 40 3 40
11. . .304 , , , 3 40
23 201 3 40
31 229 80 3 40
70 237 200 3 40
77 , .240 40 3 40
65 . , .269 120 3 40
45. . , .2f.S * 3 40
80 , . .200 40 3 40
12 , . , .277 3 40
' .281 iio 3 40
63' ! .318 so 3 40
U. , .322 to 3 40
49 , , 3 40
64 , 3 40
70 , . 237 3 40
68 , . 295- 3 40
69. , 344 340
2VO 3 40
26 244 3 40
, . , , , . , 3 40
49 277 40 3 40
31 252 3 40
81 237 3 40
66 308 3 44
26 233 3 40
66 274 3 40
67 3C3 3 40
71 253 3 42"y
3 4Z14
3 40 ! ! " ! ! ! 3 45
340
PJCis ODDS AND ENDH ,
. . . . .230 . . . 200 ' " ! " 3 35
i. . , . ; . .20) ) 2 S .l' : : : : : 3 35
1 .105 S DO 1 230 3 35
1i. . ; , C20 S 10 3 25
1 ,610 3 10 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 3 35
8 .283 J 30 3 216 i 35
3 } S4 7 208 J3J
( HI S 31 < IM JO
t :13 3 J.\
Klliii' : : Th mntket nn * slin.lv ami fmily
active on Rood mmun . Hrprtrcmntlve wilciu
No. A 1'r
134 Metlcnn irirllncn , fe < l . vfit"
1 Mexlrnn > cntllnc < , fM . , , c t li
cutcAiTiT i.iVTfl Tooic ,
Cliiotl Illpc CntlU- Wore Airnlir Sonroc
CH1CAOO , Dec. Sl.-Cholen lots of cattle were
Mendy. but others prc Mrnk. fnKs vvrrc nn n
ba l of from ItM to II 0 for common to
strictly thole * l-eevej , few RoInK tinilri 13 W or
over X 25. Ono < l ripe cattle vverc nBiln scarce
and the supply coniMnl principally of medliit
to rather ( rood doslnmllonf. The li > ckfr am
feeder market vva * dull a * ever \vlth llplit offer
Ings and a poor drnund from cmmtrs buyers
but choice cnnneiti1 fluff was npnln In non ,
demand at steady prlfc , HIP modem !
U | Ply preventhiR nnd vveaKtietx. Cow
and heifers sold largely at fmm JI.W to 13 , nn
enlves vverc tlrm under conll'iued llRhl itcelpts
Ted Teinns vrelKhlnK Mi ) imd 1.S7B lb , vver
In demand nt from (3 U to f ! 75 , nnd Klnn Mcx
cans welKhlnR ai-ound 8W ll . , were > steady n
J2.7H.
( "hlcnpo pickers have t n pnvlnc the icce'ntl
ndvnncisl prices for boss ve-ry reluclnnlly , n-i
the } have succeeded lu fore'lnt ? a decline nf C
today. The principal li'.ir nictimmt vvns ix
peetiil lareer receipt duilit : , ' the remainder c
the vve-ek , the Into full it cmm linvlim mad
Kood sledding In Illinois nnd lov\i , and Inrt
receipts nt Knnsns city nnd St UmM \ \ < r
looked U | i n forciunneri of better stipplle
here. A few mlc * of fnnc ) llRht vi lRhlK n
from 3.ci,4 tn JS 70 cut m r.KUir , nnd nn
of the pale * occmred nt fiMtn I ! 10 to 13 tV > , v.ltl
the bulk of tln > trniifiacllonn nt from S3 tit t
$361. Choice plgi Mil about UH hlhli as rholc
There vvns n very Rood elemind for Rood she *
nnd lambK , nnd price * * remained plrnnn. ( 'inn
men to choice sheep werepnlnlde nt from $3 I
II W , the bulk fctchlni ; from K V ) lo Jl r. Wint
eins-vvcro Hi demnnd nl from 12 TO to S3 55 , an
Inmbs sold nt from f3 i'S to J4 65 for | Mir t
prime lots. i\iMirte-rs were no ! liiivlns man
sheep nnd henvj ehfei | were1 hnnl lo pell.
Hecclpls ! Cnltlp , 5.IXX ) held , IroRi , ! CK ( 0 bend
sheep , 11,000 htud.
1C tin HUM City llv < - StocU.
KANHAS3 CITY , lcc. CATTI.U-ltece'pts
R.lrt ) bend ; shipment ! " , 1 700 bend ; market dteidy
rhade lower ; Texnn ftccix , J2 SOitr fO , Ten
covvn. J2 00 f3 40 ; beef Mers , J"iO ! 4.10 ; nntlv
c\mr , tl Win 10 , ste < ke-iB nnd feeders , J2.75534i |
bulls , > 1 76il275
HOGS necelptc. 14.7M head ; ihlpnients none
nmrket , C.010c lov\er , bulk of sales , n 37UJ
3424 ; lion vie * . J3Kff343 ( ) , paKi > rn. $3 Tiff 1 4'
mixed , J3 S0jf3 40 ; llKlits , J3.20f3 10orkcis ;
33r , f340. plRS. J120JT34)
SIinir : Hrcelpts , 3 ( Hi ) head ; shipments , none
market steady ; lambs , $3 ooy I 23 , innttoii1" , 12 2 ,
S ( . I.onlH I.lviStuck. .
ST. 1.01'IS. Dec 31.-CATTI.i-Uecflpli : , 3 EOO
liead ; market sttndy , but lovv , nntlvu breve K
f 3.2541 4 C1 ; Texas Heerx $2 leiiifl 63 ; cows am
helfem. bulk of fnle , J20)if.l53 |
1IOHS Itecelptfl , 9000 hend , rniiKct Cc lower
henvv , J3404T3CO ; mixed , $3301(3.53 ( ; llRht , J1.2
W3 50
81113171' Iteeelpts , 2,100 bead ; mnrKet strong
natives , J2 4003 40. southern , J2 235f3 10.
Stin-k In
Hecord of receipts nt the four principal markets
for Tuesday , December 31 , lk'iV
Cattle. HORM. Sheep
"South Omaha . 1 ins K05I 131
, , .
Kansos City . r , 100 14700 10 *
St Louis . 3&J ] 9,000 210
Totals . lu.593 C',7 1 16,414
Ynrk 1,1 t' Stoclc.
NHW YOUK , Dec 31 Iiivr.S-Uecelpt * . 403
load I'uropcan cables quote American uteeiB n
iQllc dies ed wclRht , rt'frlKcrntoi lieef nt SGiOUo
SHHUPAND nAMIIS-Hecelpts , 1,631 hend ;
firm and higher.
HOGS Hecclpts , 1.2' hcnili flrm at JI.20ff4.W
M'rlxco AVIu-nt ( llldtlltloilN.
SAN rilANCISCO. Dec. 31. Cleared , 115,3:2 ccn.
als wheat.
1'AYIMJ 1IACIC AX UI. MI OUTAGE.
II ll ll AVlio AliNO iiili > il Ilcforo theAVnr
ItcturiiM In .tlnkc ItvHtltutlon.
KANSAS , CITY , D.c. 31. David Crockett
Hoggsvlio was tax collector of Wyandotte
county , Kansas In 1S59 , nnd. who suddenly
llsappeared In that yoir with a shortage of
abtut $5,000 , returned to Kansas City today
nluntarlly to nrakc good tils shortages. He
ame with drafts and money aggregating over
10,000. Mr. Hoggs Is a son of L. W. Hoggs ,
vho was governor of the state of Missouri
n 1S34-3C. When he disappeared ho < n-
cred the confederate urrny and served under
General Forest tn the second Missouri
cavalry. He never communicated with hie
amlly. nnd all of them who are now llvlnir
suppose that he Is dead. He never Knew
vital became of hisson. . Mr. Hoggs' resl-
lence Is now at Montrose , Colo. He returned
to Kansas City solely In order to make good
rls fihortage. Incurred while acting as tax
collector of Wyjndotte county In 1S59. Mr.
Jnggs called upon General Jo Shelby to
day , and asked him to assist him tn making
arrangements for the settlement of his short
age. He said :
"General , I hav ? come all the way from
Colorado to settle this Indebtedness. I ab-
conded and used public funds. It la for-
; otten now ; nobody knows that I am In the
and of the living , hut I wjnt to make
cstltutlon. I corno to you to negotiate my
urrender. If I am to bs prosecuted for tlie
ollles of youth , as Frank James did
vhen he surrendered through Major John N.
Edwards to the governor of the state. I
o not vvant to bo prosecuted ; I want to
> ay back my shortage , and If I can do so
will be nbl ? to clear my conscience. I am
n old man now , and I want to die with a
lear record. "
General Shelby was visibly affected. The
otter promised to do what ho could for
loggs , and the two parted to meet at on
lipolntcd hour later to settle the land stand-
ng deficit.
Piles of people have piles , but Levvltt's
Witch Hazel Salva will cure them.
Tim IIUAI.TY 3IAIIKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record December
31 1895 *
WAnttANTY PBRDS. i
Mnrla Klockner nnd husband to I'cter
Gravert , lot 23 , blocU 5 , West Side. . * 350
J ! Iloe and wife to Lewis Johnson ,
n10 foci of B 95 feet of lotR 1 , 2 and
3 , JJmlKO'N subdlv ; lot 3 , block "A ,
lledford ruld . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.400
Lewis Johnson and wife to J V Hoe ,
H.imc , nnd e ' , of lot 11 , block 10 ,
I'arker's add . . ; : . 3'w > ( '
It L , Forerun to V 11 Honz.'l , lot G ,
block 12 , Improvement association
al ) , ; . 2,000
T r : Pi ICG and wife to School district
No. 21 , 1 3,1 acres Ine nvv 8-1C-1J - 3
QUIT CLAIM DKHDS.
A T Hoffrnavr to H L Foranri , lot fi ,
bloclc 11 ! , Improvemejtit association
' ' ' ' ' '
A 11 Carpeiifer'ct'nl'Vo'o'll Gllnr'ore ,
lot 15 , block 9 , Jcreime park . 1
.
Special mauler to John Haf'ctt , lot 17 ,
block 1 , Monmouth purK. . . . . . . . . . SOI
Same to L C Nash , lota 1C to a nnd
25 to 30 , IiPllo Plnco . 938
Same to M U Wright , s 00 feet of lot
11 and B CO feet of vv 56 of lot 10 ,
block 2 , IDenlse'H mid . . . . . l.fi'O '
' Mavln lots 8 and 9
Same to Mlolmi'I ,
"a "o W. b'ock 10 ; 17 to 21 , block 18 ,
Orchard Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,7uO
Sheriff to George Hang , lot 7 , block
10 , Kloionce . . SC7
Same to Omaha 1-oan nnd Trust com
pany Savings bank , lot 5 , block "G , "
Omaha . MOO
Total nmount of trnrisfers
TEETH
A full Flit for M
and nliihur. Dlt.
W1TIIKUH , liooni
401 , 111 own Illoclt.
OMAHA , Dec , 31. The llrm of Heed &
Bclby In thl day dissolved by mutual con
sent. Hither partner In authorized to col
lect accounts and receipt for same.
IIAHKV 1) , Itni2D.
WAi/run ii. HICMIV.
Jllltm
- - Pure Food--
Wright's Old-Fashloncd Buckwheat.
Wrlgtit'i Mlll , Berlin , Wls.
I lio'j'ici.s.
McPHCRBON SQUARE ,
New houie. ( nlr lly located ,
lriaullr eQulpped uudurnl lit4
CuUlnaaud n.r lc uu igell l.
_ hOBACI U.CAKC.P/lBrnlllOR.
( Mr mam ns 'i Wool Boap ) (1 ( nlth mtno hn4
WO GLEN'S \ \ \ not shrink If
WOOL SOAP
Is iKcd In the laundry.
\Vool Poip lidellcatonnd rcfre lilns for bath riwr-
piwe'i The K' t cleanser , ll v n IVireil t/ouriUu/frt. /
1 o Rlicsi toilet and liundrjr.
Raworth , Sclroddc & Co , , Makers , Chlcflf * .
.trnilhain "I. . Host.in. in 1omnl Ht. ,
Nu\r V "fk.lr.T Chestnut KU.bU lx ) l& .
Pure Food : KSffiM"- Buckwheat ,
WRIGHT'S MIUL8Borllin , Wla.
_
nUtinATtON 55ND SALls !
Notice IH hereby ulvon that Hcalcil pro-
will ho reci'lved by the board of
directors of the Middle Loup Vnlluy Irrl-
Kiilluii district of lllnlne. Cimcr and Valley
counties' . Nebraska , nt their oillco In West
Union , In Bald district , up to 2 o'clock p. m.
of the Cth ilnv nf January. 1SDC , for JIOO.OOO
of the lioiuls leaned by said Irrigation dig.
trlct ; JPO.OOO of said bonds belni ; In rtcnoml-
nations of J500 each , and Jlu.tXX ) of said
bomli liolnc In Ociioinlnutlonq Hf Jjoo each :
nil of said bondi drawlnc Inlerei't nt the rate
of 6 per cent pur annum , pajablo Rcml-nn-
nually. Thp principal nml Intcrept of said
bonds pajahle nt the olllcp of the state )
treasurer of the stale of Nebraska. Rnlil
bonds heltiK tmynble In In-UnllniMiN as fol-
IOWB : fi.OOO thereof pavnblo In eleven years
from the date thereof ; { 8.000 payable In
twelve years from the Onto thereof ; $7,000
pavnhle In Ihlrteon ymrs from the date
thereof ; JS.OOO pavnhle In fourteen years
from the date thereof ; Jfl.OOO pajuhlo In Ilf-
teen years from the date thereof ; $10.000
payable In sixteen years from the date
thereof ! $11,000 payable In eventcen years
from the date thereof ; $13,000 payable In
eighteen years from the date thereof ; $1'5,000 '
payable In nineteen years from the date
thereof ; Jlfi.OOO payable In twenty years
from the date thereof.
Thp board of directors reserve the rlaht
to reject liny and all bids. Address nil bids
to Charles Nlcolal , i-ccretnry , SaiKorrt , No-
hraikn. Uy order of the bonrd of directors ,
made this Pth day of Oecpmber , 1S95.
ononnii OAIUUSON , President.
CHAHLKS NICOLAI. Secretary.
DeclM 20t-M
BTOCKHOLnKHS' MnnTING-THR OMA
HA & IIIIPIMILICAN VALL13Y RAILWAY , -
WAY COMPANY.
Notice H hereby given that the annual
mcetlriK of stockholders of HIP Omaha
& He-publican Valley Hallway Company ,
for the election of seven directors nrrd the
transaction of well other business ns may
properly come before the meeting , will bo
hold In the library , ITnlon Pnolllc building.
Omaha , Nebraska , an Wednesday , the : 1st
dav of January. 18 C. nt 10 o'clock n. m.
The slock books will be cloned for that
purpos-e ten dn > s before the meeting.
IJoston , Mns irhusettB. Decembe-r 13 , 1S93.
ALEXANUKH MILLAR. Secietnrv.
132J dlltm
- - Pure Food - -
Wright's Old-Fashioned Buckwheat.
Wright's flllllg , Berlin. WIs.
STOCKHOLDERS' MRCTING UNION
LAND COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of th ° stockholders of the Union
Lund company for the election of llvo direc
tors nnd the transaction of such other busl-
net-s ns may lawfully come before the
meeting , will be held In the library , Union
Pacific building , Omaha , Nebraska , upon
Monday , January 13 , 1S9C , at 10 o'clock ,
a. m.
The stock transfer books will bo closed
ten days before the date of the meeting. ,
Boston , MiiB achu'cttfl , December 12 , 1S95.
ALEXANDER IILLAR. Secretary.
D22 d23tm
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Ofllce of Lee-Clnrke-Andrcesen Hardware
Company , Omaha , Nebraska , December 14.
1895 Notice Js hereby given to the stock
holders of the Lee-Clarke-Andrccsen Hard- ,
vvnro company that the annual meeting of
: he stockholders of the company will bo
icld nt the olllces of thp said company ,
1219 , 1221 and 1223 Hnrney ftreet , In the city
of Omaha , In the state of Nebraska , on ,
Tuesday , January 14 , A. D. , 189G , at 3
o'clock p. m. , for the purpose of electing a
joard of elliectors for ( he company to servo
during the ensuing year , and to transact
such other business as may bo presented at
such meeting.
( Attest. ) II. J. LED. President.
W. M. GLASS. Secretary. D14d32t M
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-OMAHA &
ELKHORN VALLEY RAILWAY COM
PANY.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Omaha
& Elkhorn Valley Railway Company for
ho election of seven directors nnd tran -
ictlon of such other Uimin-s ? ns rnny law
fully come before tno weting. will bo
icld In the library , Union Pacific building ,
Omaha , Nebraska , upon Wednesday , the
st day uf Januiry. ISM , r.t 10 o'clock , n. m.
The stock transfer books will bo closed
cn days hoforp the date of the meeting.
Joston , MassichuscttH , December 12 , 1895.
ALEXANDER MILLAR. Secretary.
D22 dlltm
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-UNION
ELEVATOR COMPANY OF OMAHA.
Notice Is hereby given that n meeting
of the stockholders of the Union Elevator
Jomp.iny , for the purpose of electing tcven
llrcctors nnd the transaction of such other
juslness as may properly come before the
meeting , will be he-Id In the- library , Union
Paclllc building , Omaha , Nebraska , upon
Monday , the 13th day of January , 189C , be-
: vveen the hours of 10 u. m. and C o'clock
The stock transfer books will bo closed
en days beforp the date of meeting.
Omaha , Nebraska , December 21 , 18'J. .
8. II. il. CLARK , President.
D22 d23tm
Old-Fashloncd
< t
S Buckwheat.
Tattcs like Buckwheat became II | Buckwheat
Wright's Mills , Berlin , Wls.
OUR FREE LETTER
Revlewlne the grain and slock jiarkeU , will b
cnt you dally on request , In the liopo cf deserv *
ne part of > our buslneis. Orders solicited for
ash cr on three to five point margin *
J , R , WILLARD & CO
Members Chicago Hoard 'of Tiaile , New York
'reduce Exchange , New York Com. Stock Ex-
hinge. 17 Board Trade , Chicago. 44 llroadwuy.
New York. .
Su ccessf ul Specu latioii
Activity nsalti piuvallM In ( ho inurlcot for
Stocks , Bonds , Ciruiii , Cotton , Provl-
sloris nnd other Securities.
1'umphlot nnd Dally Market I.uttor dusorlb
ow iiuidcHl spcc'tilutlvo Invootinnriis result IK
aiild nml haridsdini ) prollts iiiallud free on
ppllciitioii. KufuroncuH firriiUhuc' .
C. M. VAN TASSKLL ,
lotubcrN. Y. Consolidated .Stock lUclmtt a
47 llroadwny , NcwYorU.
tespoiihlhlo Corrosjidinlunco wantocl In every
dilution.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone WM. Omalni , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN , : PROVISIONS : AXD : STOCKS
Room HIM Hoard of Trade.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Corfy i > oiidenta ; John A. Warren & Co.
( Telog ) S. M , STANFORD.
F. P. SMITH &CO.
GRAIN ; AND : PROVISIONS
lioom 4 , N. Y. Life Bldu' . , Ottinlm.
Hranch otllces at Fremont anJ Columbus. All
rdcia placed on the , OilcaKo llourd of Trade.
Correspondents : Hwurlz , Dupeo & Co , Chi.
ago ; Hhrelncr , Flack & Co . St. I-oul . lUfef
o First Nallonil bank. Omaha. _ ,
$ IOIo$30 Per Month
an be made by my plan of Co-operative Specula-
on In Wall street on Investment of tlOO. Humi
rom 110 upwards received. Nut one of my clients
las ever lost a dollar on my plan Bend for pros-
tectus and murket letter ; mailed free , lllglieit
efcrencea furnlihed.
K. MOIlTIMiil 1'IMS ,
luukcr Jf llroUer , UU Hromlnuy , N. T