Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 22, 1896, Page 6, Image 6
TIIJS OMAHA DAILY JJHKr ; , > 5I > , VY , JANUAKY 22 , JSOO. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAI "Wheat Was Bullish and a Fraction Lowe Yesterday , CORN WAS WEAK EARLY BUT FIRM LATE Ont * Were Knlrly Aoll'e nml llunl IICNH Hcnvj-i < ! ' 31 nrkrl l-'lnc- tnntltiK Tvlth Wliont nnil Corn. CHICAGO , Jnn. 21.-Whcnt wns bullls nnd from % o to ' ,4c lower thnn yesterday' price nftcr nn early bulge to C2o for Mn ; Corn nnd oat had n somewhat similar CJ pcrlcncc , each of them closing- modernl declines for the day. Realizing Bales b holders of provisions wcro too much for tli fresh buying orders which cnmo In , nnd I consequence , pork , lard nnd ribs nlso suf fcrcd In price to a moderate extent. Wheat wns somewhat weaker early I th session , mainly on some generous sellln by ft few of the big holders * , nnd nt one tlm wnH Uo below the close last night ! but th weakness was only temporary nnd tber wns n quick reaction of nearly * ic , but thl In turn wns nil lost before noon. The carl nown wns In the main bullish ; cables cnm higher , the light world's shipments rcportc yesterday wcro olllclnlly confirmed nnd th country deliveries wcro ngnln moderate while the clearances 'nugreRntod about 450 000 bu. In wheat nnd Hour. The tclegnu received yesterday announcing a plulnkng of 0,000,000 bu. In the Indian wheat ncrcng wns ale exerting n decidedly bullish Inllu once. The market wns nl o helped by th Increasing strength for provisions , nnd tber WUH active covering by shorts and good tn vestment buying. Pnrilrlduo wns a heavy buyer much of the time , but the ndvanc drove him out of the market for a spapon Oh the bulge there was enough realizing nnd short selling to force prices n trill below early figures. May sold early n Clc , weakened to Cl c , then up lo fron C2c to 'i-.dc ' , split , back to OU.ic , nnil at nooi was about 61e. The market weakened ( lin ing the lust hour by llrmlstrccl'H reporl which thawed a decrease In the world' Btotk of only 1,937,000 bu. , where over 3,000,000 bu. had been looked for. The selling wn on n : Iarge scale , and May went to 6IHc llnnlly closing nt from GIVic to GIVic bid. Corn ehowed a llttlo weakness early nm Raid at one time ' , io. below last night's close but reacted In sympathy with wheat urn IirovlsMons nnd went up l&c , but by noon had weakened nnd wns the same as It closet yesterday. May opened ' , lc lower nt 29Mc ami on the bulga In wheat sold up to 29c There was decided weakness during the closing hour nnd May closed at from 2D',4e to 9'/ic , a loss of from He toc from yes terday. The selling was very free. Oats wore fairly active and business quite heavy , the market following the fluctu atlons of wheat nnd corn. May started n 20fc , pold nt 201/fcc , grew more quiet , sold of to 2ft'/4c and closed at from 20to ! to 20'4c sellers , showing a drop of from > 4c to Vic since yesterday. . Another small rurrof hogs started the pro vision pit on the boll again , but nn Incllna tlon to realize wns soon manifested , for after selling as high as $10.93 , May pork dc cllnwl to J10.CO and closed ISo lower nt $10.2'/4. ( ! There was extensive realizing o local lines of long products. JMny lard de clined from f6.12ii near the opening to J-3 am rested at that , a IOFS of 2c. ! May ribs soli t us high as $3.45 , and from that down to J5.30 and closed from 2V c to Gc lower nt fu.35. Estimates for Wednesday : Wheat , M rnrs corn , 3SO cars ; oats , 210 cars ; hogs. 30,001 head. Tin. lending futures ranged ns follows : Cash quotations were ng follows : PLQUIl Firm ; winter patents , straights , $3.HKf3.r. , ; spring patents. $3.10i3.23J } Bp"F.t"ll5t1t ' . 2.W 2.7S ; .bakerB. $2.1082.33. WHBAT No. 2 sprintf , CSKB'Mttc ; No. 3 spring. JiffiMUc ; No , . 2 red , C3V40 34c. COUN No. 2. yYtc. OATS No. 2. ISVic ; No. 2 white , M'lG20lc ; No. 3 white , lOGWUc. HYB-No. 2 , 38c. IIAIILBY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o , b. , 24 OCCc ; No. ' 4. f. o. b. , ZMiMc. FLAX SUED No. 1. Ol'l.c. ' TIMOTHY SEKD 1'rlme. J3.C3. 1'IIOVISIONS Mess pork , per Mil. . J10.27'/fl > 10.3714. Lnnl , per 100 Ibs. , J5.721iK5.7S ; sliort ribs , elilea ( loose ) , J5.05M5.10 ; dry Killed thoulilera ( boxed ) , 4 ; 65cj short clear sides ( boxed ) , 5HQ > &VSe.WHISKY WHISKY Distillers' finished needs , per eal. , 21.22. 8UOAHS Oil loaf , J5.75 ; granulated. J5.12 ; standard "A , " J5. I'DULTllY Klrm ; turkcya , Offi2c ; chickens , 70 SHe ; ducks , 11W12C. Thn followlnc were the receipts and shipments today ; On the rrj.iii3j cxoiano ! toliv the bitttor mar ket was Btcady : croniuoiy. 14QlUc : il.-ilry. loa 3Be. Kegsutc.-idy ; frcBh , ISHUlUc. Cheesequiet ; NEW YOHK UIS.VEIIAL MAHICBT. . _ CliiutntloiiH 011 the 1'rliu-liml ConiiiioillllfH nml StuiilcH. NEW YORK , Jnn. 21.-FLOUR-necelpts. 52,900 libls. ; exiurts , 25,70) bbl , ; more active and gen erally steady , with winter wheat brands held firmly ; exporters realized bldn , but did no bus iness ; city mill patents , $4.1004.35 ; winter patents , $3.C5f3.73 ; spring , low erndcs , $1.85ff2.DO ; winter straights , $3.40 f3.SO ; winter extras , $2.C50 3.00 ; winter , low grades , $2.20ff2.CO. Ilye flour , quiet ; superfine , $2.2502.75. Iluckwheut Hour. $1.20 1.30. HUCKWIIEAT-Dull , 3814O42C. COHN MEAL Dull ; yellow western , choice. 70c ; llrandywlne , $2.35. HYE Inactive ! western , 42QI5c. IIAHLEV Dull ; western , 3S&l5c ; feeding , lIAlll.HV MALT Western , 4Sf5tc. WHEAT Exiiorls , S82.COO tin. B | t firm ; No. 1 red , 7114c ; No. 1 hard , 724c. ! Opilnns opened easier under foreign selling und scalping xnlcH. rallied on clearances , good outsldo bidding und covering , but wns weakened Liter by cabliu nnit Kcnernl lliiuldntlon , cloning In- , ivy nt ' , iU"iu nvt loss ; No. 8 nil , January , C3iif70e. closed Wic : May , a'iidUc , clos < d CSHc. COHN Hetelpls , 35.100 bu. ; exportH , 05.200 bu. Spot steady ; No. 2 , SOe , Oitl | < ms opened easier , Mill led with provisions , but declined In thu nft- ciiUMin under lang sales nnd closed ' .Wa lower ; January , SCOMlic , closed 3Cc ; Mny , 35te35'ttc. ! ClOSill 35KC OATS Receipts. CS , < 00 bu. ; exporta , 400 bu. Bpot quiet ; No. 2 , 2lliT2IHr. Options nulet but steady ; closed unclinngtil ; January closed ut 41dc ; Mny closed nt 24\c. HAY Dull ; whipping. JS.0008.W ; go.J to choice. J.CO ! ) 10.00. HOI'S Weak ; slnlo , comm < in to choice , 169) crop. 214G414oi 1595 ciop. 489c ; coast , 1S54 crop , 2l4 Wc : 1M5 crop , 4B c. HIDES Dull ; wet Milted , 20 to 5 His. , He ; Duenbs Ayri-s , dry , 20 Ibs. , ] Co ; Texas , dry. 24 to 30 Ibs. , Oo ; California , 21 lo 23 His. , He. LHATlItill Dull ; hemlock sole. Iliienos Ayrcs , light to heavy weights , 21c ; acids , 21 < i'J3c. \VOOL-Sleudy ; domestic fleece , iet/22c : pulled , 19C2CC. 1'ROVIHIONS Hecf. stendy ; family , JIO.OO ® 12.UO ; beef hams , JlS.OOii 10.00 ; packed , J'j.oXj ) 10.UO , t.ut nidits , llrm ; plekle < l Imms , jS.W'ii ) 9.00. Ijird , firm ; western si am closed at J8 nslutl ; Junuary , J6 nominal. 1'ork , hlglier ; mess. J10.76iill.10 : tliort clear , Jll.WWliW : family , J11.10. TAM.OW Steady ; city. 3 c ; country , 4c. CIlKKHIltecelptH , 1.371 pkgs. ; quiet ; state. largo , 7 10o ; mnull , 7 C10Ho ; part nklms , 3 G > Cc ; full skims. :03c. 1'KTUOI.liUM-Wiak ; united cloiwil at J1.40 bid ; rttlned , J7.C5 ; I'hlladelphla nnd Ilalllmore , J7.CO ; rilUdelphla : and llultlmoru In bulk , J5.10. IIUTTHRHecelpts. . H.OO ) pkgs. ; market meady ; creamery , 14021ci Elglns , : u\ KOOS Hecelpts , 4Hii ) iikKs. ; market siendy ; etato nnd IVmisylvanlu , HUUc ; western , 17'iu ' ISo ; southern. ICUGUMc. HOH1N Slrulned. common tu good , J1.COO1.C3. TUHI'KNTINE-QulH ; 52 ! 2ie. ! HICK Sleudy : domestic , fair to extra. 314c. MO ASSKS Firm ; New Orleans , cpen kettle , coixl to choice , . i(37c. MIJTAI.fi I'lg Iron , weak ; couthcrn. lll.TWf 12.75 ; northern , JliWtflJ.W. Cupper , dull ; brokers' ( Srlcu , J9.t7Hi exchange price. J9,76 < ; P.S5. Lrad , steady ; brokem' pi lee , J2.IO ! ; ex- chance I'rice ' , J5.u003.03. Tin. tteady ; slralls , J1J.06W1J.10 ; plates , mmket dull. Spelter , dull. COTTONSEED OHI'lrm , owing t- > the lute advanca In lard oil ) prime crude. 2t/tlic ; off Eludes , KVSSc ; butler grndes. gilfaiOc. llry UoiiiU Jlurkot. NEW YOHK , Jan. 21. With the market full of buyer * there waa a much Increased demand fur all uYscrl | > ( | fjis of cotton goods , dress fabrics , ribbons ; t-to. , nnd considerable buslnrra rekulleil , Voolen couds were slow , although many buyers Me in the nuirki-t , Tui > feature of the market WM thi ictlua ol th * II. B. ClaJllD company - . . ' "is J 1iMnif i/rlce of IjhnsdnlP , fniltt anil Mnx itivllle "f ! Incli Mrnihnl rnltbn " 'JO nt-t. 1'r.ntlng tlntlm vrry dull , Ih fntt liblhlng JolnK. AII.I the < iiii > iiitl n8 unchanged but nonunnl at 3e. MANCIIESTER. Jnn -CIoili quiet , with Kltlo Oolng ) ynrris Htm but n 't ' nclhe. O .MA 11A ( 'r.Mit.Vl , .MAUKUT. Cnnitlllnn iif Trmlc nnil llnntnllotm nu Sfnjilc nml I.'IMICX 1'riiitticci EOnS-Slilotly frcfh st. > clf , Hv' . IllTTTEn-rnlf- e < > "d dock' , rolls , lie ; rackIng - Ing stock , tub * . 9f/19o ; choice 10 fancy country , VRAb Cholc * fat , 70 lo 1M lb . , me nuoted nt large nnd coarfe , . Clliipli : Domestic brick , ll'.ic ; IMam , per rtoz. , J9.M ; Club House. 1-lh. Jars , | "r iliz. . JJ.50 ; l.lmbcrgfr , fancy , per Hi. , HHo ! IlnquffMt , ' 4b. ! Jnts , per iloz. : J3.COJ Young Ameilcm. lllic ! Twins , fnncy , lie. l'01'LTItY-Dfw..fd-rhlrkcns. 6Wn7liei ducks , eliolce. DOIOc ; turkeys , choice , 10ffI2c ; Kecse , Sc. Sc.HAY Upland , JS.M ; mldlnnd , J3 ; lowland. Jt.M ; rje rtraw , M ; color makes the price on liny : llRht bales tell the best. Only top grades bring trip prices. HHOOM COItN-nxtrcmely slow sale ; new crop , dflliereil ijn track In country , choice green nelf-wnrklnc cnipct , p r lb. , 21lc ; choice green , running to hurl , 2'i' ' ' ! common , 1'ic. OAMK Jack snipe. 75cfIJ1.00 : Koldfn plover , JI.2T ; J.irk rnlililt. . , per dor. . . JI.WWI.73 : fmnll rabbits. 7.lc Jl.ooj mnllnnl ducks , J.lS1fr3.7f. ! re.1. hrndii , J3.751/4.00 : rnnvnsbnck ducks. J5.OOiI5.00 ; t il , blue wlnir , ! 2.0)g2.2.'i ) ; leal , green wlni ? , J1.75O2.00 ; mlxM ducks , J1.73 < 72.23 ; Canada Reitie , Jl.onn7.M ( : small Ktif < : Jl. 6005.00 ; brants , J3.60 ; fqillrrels. per doz. , MJlT5c. PIOKONS Live , very slow ; dead pigeons not wanted. VBOBTAm.EB. . CAUMFI.OW13U I'er crate , J2.75SJ3.00 , or Jl.CO 01.75 per ilnz. CAltltAOE-Cntlfortila stock , per lb. , 2c. l'OTATOES3Fnncy rmtl\e stuck , 30c ; from store In sm-ill lots , 3on33c ; Colorado stock , TiOo. O.VIONB l' r bu. , 23 fttV- . 11KANS Hnnd picked niivy. per tu. , Jl.M. KWKET POTATOUS-Cholce stock , J2.75 ptr bbl. bbl.CEI.EnYrnllfornlfl. . per doz. , No. 1 , Me ; No 2 , "Cc ; Knlnmnz.i.1 , r.V. LIMA linANfl t > r lh. . Sc. WATER CRESS-Per lqt. . cnse. JI.6001.7S. FRUITS. MEXICAN STItAWIH-itHIiS-Nonc. : AI'IM.ES-Fntioy New York. J3.23 3.60 ; cholc western , t2.W < n. ' " ) ; Utah npplCK , per box , Jl.OO. CUANIIKHRIES-Jerscy. JS.75 ; Cnpc Cod. J10 McFnrlln's , J10. ' MAI.AOA ( IRAPES-I'cr fO-lb bbl. . J5.60ffC.00 per 03 to 70-lbs. . gnus , J7.i iT7.50. TROPICAL FRUITS. RIvcrsMe. Cnl. , Is fli > uJlng the markets of th country with fiusled ninnges. Thu fiult Is o r.o-d color and Is fi > ld for gnoil fruit and th buyer IB not nwarc of Us icnl iliarnclcr untl It ROCR Intn niisuniptlon , Thu Intc-tt ndvlce from Chlongo Indicntc that ( hero were forty-llv rntH of that kind of fiult slnndlng un track niu the price of wi-cnllnl fnncy fruit has dropped wny down.The lefult cnnnot but be detrl in ntnl to the Cnllfoinln orange trade. It woul IKJ far better III the long lull If California frul Rmwcrs would dump their frozen fruit Instend o riMidlnir It i nst tu prejudice people ugulnst them Quotations : ORANUEsS California budded seedlings , rcgu Inr sizes , J3 ; 230 tn 2iS sizes , J2.5082.75 ; navels J3.73 ; l.-irg ? plr.fs , J3.25. LEMONS Oiilfcrnla , per box , J3.C084.00 ; Mes slnns. J4.0094.23. T1ANANAS Choice large stock , per bunch , J2.0 Q2.23 ! medium sized bunches. Jl. 7532.00. MISCELLANEOUS. OYSTERS Mediums , lie ; mnndaids , 20c ; extra select * . Zoo ; Uranch & Co , selects , 27c ; New York counts , 30c ; standard bulk , per gal. , 51.10. HONEY Fancy white , per lb. . 13c. MAPLK SYRUP Five-gal , cans. ench. J2.73 gal. cans , per doz. , J12 ; ' ,4-gal. cans , J6.25 ; quar cans. J3.75. CIDER Pure Juice , per half bbl. , $3 ; per bbl. , J4.7b. HAUEH KIIAUT Per bbl. , J3.76 ; half bbl. . J2 25 FIQS New crop , California , 10-lb. boxes , per lb. , lOc ; Imported fancy , 30-lb. boxes. 15c ; choice 10-lb. boxes. 1UJIS12C. DATES New Peislnn. 60-lb. bozes , per lb. , S4c ! fords , 10-lb. boxes , per lb. , Be. MAPLE SUQAn-ChcUe. per lb. . 9010C. PRESERVES-.issortcd. 20-lb. pnlls , each J1.40. COCOANUTS-Per 100. J4.W ; each. 6c. NUTS Almonds. California , per lb. . medium slzo , lOc ; Tnrrngona almonJc. vc < - "j . large. 12Hc Hrnzlls , per lb. , 8c ; KiiKlif walnuts > jer lb. fancy eoft shell , 12c ; standains , llSTHHc nibcits. per lb. , lOc : pecans , polished medium ICc : large , 12c ; peanuts , raw. 64c ! : ronsled , 7C 7V4c ; hickory nuts , small , per bu. , J1.75 ; hlckorj nuts , large , per bu. , 51.50 ; black walnuts , per hbl" ' * " DRESSED MRATS. BEEF Oond western steels , 400 to 600 Ibs. , SliitCo ; good cows and heifers , 4Jff5c ; medlun COWB nnd heifers , 414c ; good forcquaiters cows and heifers , 3UfXc ; good hindquarters cows nnd heifers , C0ic ! ; cow rounds , Cc ; cow chucks , Site ; steer chucks , 4W4'ic ; beef tencler- olns , fresh. 20c ; frozen , 17c ; beef rolls.b neless , SUc ; sirloin butts , boneless , SV4c ; loin backs , GHC1 co'w ribs. No. 3. C07c ; cow loins , No. 3 , 7J4j Sl c. MUTTON Dressed mutton , 6c ; racks , So ; legs 714n : ynddlcs , 714c ; slews , 3c. ' PORK Dressed hogs , 4ic ; pork loins , Gc- spare ribs , BV4c ; pork shoulders , 4150 ; pork shoul ders , skinned , 4 0 ; pork trimmings , 4c ; tencler- iolns , 13c ; pigs' feet , cleaned , per doz. , 350. ' FURB. I No. lNo. | I'No. II i 3 e. IMd-mSm'Il HIDES AND TAM.OW. 1IIDUS No , 1 green hides , 4c ; No. 2 green ildes , 3o ; No. 1 green salted hides , Bljc ; No. 2 green sailed hides , 4V4c : No. 1 green snlle < l hides , 23 to 40 Ibs , , 514c ; No. 2 green nailed hides. 23 to 40 Ibs. , 4''jc ; Nu. 1 veul calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , C'ic ; No 2 venl calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 44c ; No. 1 dry mm hides , Sii'Jc ; No. 2 dry Hint hides , f.OOc ; No 1 ry Bnlteil hides , Gc : part cured hides , lie per lb. es than fully cured. BIIERP rni/TS Green salted , ench 25gcOc ; green salted shearlings ( short wooled eaily cklns ) , each 15a ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each , lOc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early bklns ) . No. 1. each. 6c ; dry illnt Kansas and Nebratka butcher wool peits , per lb. , actual weight , 5ftCc ; dry [ lint Kansas and Ne- iraska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4Q5c : dry flint Colorado butcher wool pells , per b. , actual weight , 40Clic ; dry Illnt Colorado .turrnln wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4@So ; dry pieces and bucks , actual weight , 4V5o ; eet cut off , as It Is useless to pay freight on "TALLOW " AND OHKASE Taiiow , NO. i , svio ; allow No. Z , ic ; grease , white A , 3 > , ic ; gresse , vlilte 11 , 3c ; greabe. yellow. 2'ic ' ; grease , dark , : ; old butter , 30-'A < s ; beeswax , prime , ISCtJc ; ough tallow , llic. BONUS In 'car lots weighed nml delivered In Chicago ; Dry buffalo , per ton. I12.00914.00 ; dry ountry , bleached , per ton. 110.004712.00 ; dry ountry. damp nnd meaty , per ton , $ O.OOJS.OO. WOOI , Unwashed , line heavy. 6 7c ; fine light , tjjc : quarter blood , lOffKc ; eredy , hurry and huffy , SifOc ; cotted nnd broken , coarse , 7O ! > c ; cotted and broken , fine , CQSc. Fleece washed .ledlum. . lERUc : fine , 143160 ! tub washed. 169 * r : hlnrk. Sc ; bucks , Cc ; tag lock * , J33c ; dead lulled. CCte , STOCKS AM ) IIONOS. ( nrc Cliei-rfiil 'IVmprr I'rcvnllfil In AVall Strt-et. NKW YOHK , Jan , 21. A more cheerful tem- er prevailed In Wall street today , nnd this condition was reflected In spasmodic bursts of omparntlvo strength and nn animation In the tack speculation , The Improvement was not nlfonn , however , as the moro confident tonu oil Icisetl ui5n exiH'ctnllon pf n continued ensy ondltlon of the money mmket nnd the belief that 10 withdrawals of gold for shipment on Haturdny 111 IH ] nominal In uniount. The Impression that m proposed Monrao doctrine resolution of Icnutor Davis \\nuld Ul either postponed or de- vatcd cnuseil a feeling of lelleC In financial clr- | p , which may , or may not , IH ; justified. Con- Mernblu favornble sIculflcHnce was nlso at- ached to on announcement that an English In- umni'u oniiorutlon would sulncrlhe tu J.r.OO ) f ( he new Issue of Immls. A ripple of strength , vhlch WIIH of noteworthy exit-lit only In New ersey Central , caused a trlllc mor vtrenglh linn has yet been manifested In relation to the mpending cimference of the presidents of the ntlirncltu C.M ! companies. The anlhrnclte In- Ustry , ncmidlng tu the best uulhorltles , U rap- dly iipprjachlng a condition of utter demoral- tat Ion. Oal Is t > tockrd ever > -where and prlcm ra not fur from the lowest figure recorded In ha Fpdng of 1W5. Th unfnvuruble Influences of the protracted nunually mild wtather and the uncertainty ullnf UB to the financial outlook are aim felt n llx > trade. It Is hoped , however , that the Hiwt-rful Hn Utance" the riorpanliatlon com- lit leu of the Heading will bo InttTO'ed to avert recurrence of the deep depression of Die Un > u try \\liloh prevailed last year , and which ut so deeply Into the earnings of the producing nd carrying companies. The market opened nn and advance * t3 the extent of 1 per cent vere > on recorded In some Instances. Th lm > iraveinent wiu checked soon ufter the end of 10 ( lift hour , when a slUht reaction occurred , he upward piovcment wa soon rnunu-d. how. ver , uid at tha tpu figures coins were scored of 1 | o IH per rent In Sugar , Chlenpn Oas , Ocn- rr l r.lcctric , I-nil vil : - A NnrhVlllo nml the RTnnircn . Ijile In the ilny nr < nttnrk Wan mnde on the Industrial * , nnd mMcrlnl ilecllnes .were efTecteil In that clnsn. The rnllway rtncks nlso rmcged , but the losses In them were only frac tional. Chicago Ons wns rnld'd on the refusal nf the Plnte nuthbrltlrs of Illinois to permit tnte \ tiled the certificate of ronsalldntlnn nt the various properties. The stock > lumi > l 2 fee rent , to CI1 * . Kngnr nml Tilmccn fell 1'i nnd 2 | * r cint resjifctlvely on riinnni nf Impending mcn tircs In the New Jersey legislature In forfeit the chnrtrift of the two companies. The ln t mentioned recovered (4 ( per cent of the decline In the final dealings. Leather profMrnl fell m I T cent In sympathy. Weotcrn Union was pro ed for cnle to a csmpamtlVfly large ex tent , despite ilonIn 1 by lending odlclnls of the unfavorable rumors In circulation regarding the property. The market closed riulet nnd Meaily with Hllftht gnlns gcncrnl In the rnllmad list. The Iwnd market operntlons were on n decreased scnle , the total denllng * aggregating only t97Cwx ) . 1'rlces were firm. ( lovrrnmentd were decidedly lower In the lild ( inMatlons , especially for the new coupon 4s , which ruled 114 per cent off. No transactions weic made on the Ninnl , but comparatively Inrgo transactions were closed over the counter. The Evening 1'ost's I/ondon cnMc fays : This wni the Idlnit dny the stock market has known for months. The tone wns rather dull until the close , when a recovery In Amerlcnns , on sup port from New York , Infused a languid Interest In the other markcln. Conditions nre entirely In favor of great activity In the stock markets , but the political dtlmtlon Is so uncerlnln that bear nnd bull operators alike nrc nfrnlil to net. Knlllrs were dull ; Ilrnzlla were flat on the Trlnldnd question. The 1'nrls bourse has been dull , but clased firm. The llcilln market wns Idle nnd dull , The following were the closing quotations on the trading stocks of the New York exchange today ! The total wiles of Mocks today were 135.W5 shares. Including : American Susar , 21,200 ; Amer ican Tolmcco , 18.300 ; llurllnKton. B.SOO ; UlilcuBo Oas , 13.2M ; Distilling. 3.200 ; Oenuinl Klectrlc , 7.3WJ Ixiulsvlllc & Na.'hvlIIe , 7 , W ; Hock Island , 4.70) ; St. Paul , 15.SOO ; United States Leather pie- ferrcd , 4,600 ; Western Union , 11SO ) . Xe - York Money Market. NK\V YORK , Jnn. 21. MONEY ON CALL Easy nt 3H j > er cent ; last loan , 3 per cent ; closed nt 3 per cent. 1'imira MERCANTILE PAPHIl tflS per cent. STEIILINO EXCHANGE Steady , with actual business In bankers' .bills nt Jt.S St.S9',4 for de mand and nt f4.S7i@4.SS for sixty day bills ; posted intCB , t4.SSUWJ.S9 nnd ! 4.S3"iCt.iM ) ; com- mcrclul hllU , J.SCK. SILVEIl cnilTIFICATKS C7JlJjG79ie. GOVERNMBNT BONDS We.tk nnd lower ; new 4s. coupon , down l',4 per cent. Sljte bonds , dull. HnllrtMd' ' linnda , firm. Closing quotntlons on bonds were aa follows : Silver bars. l)7o. ) Moxicia JMlin , ) rnis , Rl.-nt. par ; ioloraiuo. : 1127. IlOHton Stock diiotittlons. BOSTON. Jan. 21. Call loans' . OXi air cent ; line loans. OKi7 ( per cent. Clojluprlajj for Blocks , bonds ami inlnlnr snaroi ; ' New Yorlc BUiimc emulation * . NEW YORK , Jim. _ ' ! . Tim following arj the lonln ; mliiln ? quotations : lulwer ID Ontario . . . . . . IHIO Chollar CS Onhlr. 11S ! Crown 1'olnt 2U Plvmouth I'O : on. Oal. ft Va i-5 ! QlllcKBllvciSCO le.'uhvootl UO OulckHllvcr pfcl..1550 Jould .V Curry DO sierra Novaaa . . . 4U laluA Norcroas. . 110 f-tand.inl 105 loniPHlako 2000 Union Con . . . ; IO ron Silver . , 2I > Yellow Jacnet 40 Icxlcan 05 London Stock ( luutntloni. LONDON , Jan. 21. 4 p. in. cloxliu ; I1AU BILVER 30d per oz. MONEV H per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills nnd three months' bills , 1 1-10 per cent , Liverpool Market * . LIVERPOOL. Jan. 21. WHEAT Spot nrm ; demand nit < lcrnte ; No. 2 red winter , Cs Ci ; No. 2 red tprlng , stocks exhausted ; No. 1 hard Mani toba , 6s 614d ; No. 1 California , Da 7d. Futures opened firm , with near nnd distant positions Ud lower ; cloeed quiet , with near nnd ilUtnnt I JB- tlons Uft'.Sil hlgner ; business heaviest on middle positions ; Jnnuar > ' , 6s * > % d ; Februnry , JJs Cd ; Mnrch , 5.1 C14d ; May , 5s C * > id ; June , tn C'iil , COHN Spot firm ; American mixed ruw , 3s Z&d. KutuieB opened stendy , with near and dis tant positions Vid higher ; closed Heady , with near p-nltlonu lid higher and distant iKisltloim unchanged to lid higher ; business heaviest on tally positions ; January , 3s i4d ! ; February , 3s 2ltd ; March , 3s 2nd ; April , ! s 2Hd ; May , 3s 2tfd ; June , 3s 2ttd. FLOUR Firm ; demand poor nnd freely sup plied ; HI. I/ouln winter , 7s 3d. 1'ROVISIONS llacon , firm : demand fair ; Cum berland cut , 23 to SO Ibs. . 31s CJ ; mort ribs , 2i Ibs. , Wa Cd ; long clear , light , 8S to 45 Ibs. , 23s Cd ; long clear , heavy , K Ibs. , 27s M ; short clear backs , light. 18 It * . , 23s ; short clear middles , heavy , K Ibs. , 27s 6d ; clear bellies , 14 to 10 Ibs , , 32s Cd ; nli.ouldc.ru , 27s Cd ; hams , thort cut , 14 lo IS Ibs. . 4&i Cd. Tallow , fine N. A. . 21s. Ilcef , extra India mess , 75s ; prime mt-Ks , & & w. 1'ork , prime mem , fine western , 53 9d ; line me dium , 47s CJ. Lard , quiet ; prime weslcn : , 29s Cd ; retlneil. In ivillg. S'n ' M. CHIJESE Firm ; demand .fair . ; finest American white , 4 < ! s ; finest American colored. 4Cs. lIlITTEH-Finert United Htatcs , 96s : good , COs. ROSIN Common , 4s 9d. ' OII S Cottonseed oil. Liverpool refined , 17s Cd ; llm > eed oil. 2O ; iwtroleuni.- refined , KUd. HEFHIUERATOIl HEEF Forrquarters , 3Udi hlndquatters. SVid. ' > ItLEAt'HINa I'OWDER Hardwood , f , o. b. , Liverpool , { 7. HOl'H At London , 1'aclflc coast , 12 Cd , Itccolpts of wheat during the pastthrvo days Were UO.COO centals. Including 52.000 American ; receipts American com. 42,400 centals. WBATHEH-Culd and dry. Auc-uuiuliitluu i f Grain Sloc-Un. NEW YOHK , Jan. 21. Special cable and tele- traphM < : rp c tpiiVfh < s-rret' , civerlns the rlnclpsl t .a.\t \ of lilmul.it ' i.i. Indicntc the ollowing fhnngfs | 4 AiUillnMo stvck Inst Pnt- urdny , nn e.inpireil wiih the preceding SKtiirdny. Available U.py | ! : JVhrnt. fnllwl Stntes nnd Canada , cnst of the Heckles , < lecrr e. 177V hu. ; ntlont for nnd liiijaropi ; > . ilfcrcnse , 1.7CO.OO ) bu. Corn , l'ni.l : StHfJV-'nnil ( Innndn , cnut of the llockic * , lncrcnjei.tf i .ooo bu. O.ils. I'nltMl Rtnted nnd Canada , 'VaVt of the Itncklr.x , In- rr-pfl.se , STS.W bu. Tic.mly ) tmiwrlnnt decrease In nvnllaWc stx-ks of whrnt Inft wtrk. not cpvrrrd In the offlcliOrvlslble supply rejnrl , In- ' ( ' " .HT.PIX ) 1m. InUYilcaen private elevators , JJVS ? ' . ' " ' nt ' - 'il'vlllc , M.ooo bu. nt rievelnnd , M.WO bu. at Uochedtrr.- . T. , nnd 33.000 bu. nt Mllwnukes private fli > vnlorn. Cwreniiondlnir In- creafcs Included 4n.n.4r . at various Mnnllobn stornKP points , ISC.ijiW tu. nt Fort William , S9.i.oin lu. In nortlnvAMerrt Interior elevnlora nml r/ > . ( ) i)0 bu. ench In Mln.ie | K lls private elevators , at New Orleans nndt. jlvest3n. AV001 , .MAIIKHT. Snl ' Are ( liilvt , hut Price * Arc AVoll 'MllllltlllllCll. I1OSTON , Jan. 21. Tlie * nle of wool nre quiet , but prices nre maintained. The fleece wools main- Inln a ftrong tone. Territory wools nre quiet nnd Australian wool has met ni Mcndy ilcmind , Tlic following nlc the quotntlons of the lending de- scrlpllons : Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleece , XX nnd X above , lS4c ! , nnd XX nbove , 13 < T2Jic ! ; No. 1 combing , I3c | No. 3 combing , 2Sfl2tc ; ilelnlne , 2102P.Sc. Michigan , Wisconsin , etc. ! X Michi gan , 17c ; No. 1 Michigan combing , 22c ; No. 1 "Uwf .cvm " ? ! ! Nt > - 2 Michigan' combing , , , .2ir22ic ! : No. 2 Illinois combing , 22Hc : New York , New. Hampshire nnd Vermont. 16 ! $ < T17c ; No. 1 ? .w " . I New Hampshire nnd Vermont , 20 f " 11 i0i "i1"1110 Michigan , isplDljc ; unwaolKil m- dlum. Kentucky nnd Mnlne qunrter blocd comb- hiB , IStMSc : Kentucky nnd Mnlne thiee-quarler blood combing , is 19c ! Indiana nnd Ml wiurl qu.irler blood combing , lT01Sc ; Indiana nnd Mis souri three-eighths blond combing , 17O18c ; bruld comlilnir. 17c. Totrltory wools , Montana flne me- dlum nnd fine , ll Jl4c ; Fomred price , ! W3Se ; Ulah , Wyoming , etc. , line medium nnd fine , 10 JMJaj scoured pi Ice , 3183Cc. Callfnrnta wools , northern tpi-lnp , lljjlSc : scoured price , 53ff2Cc middle county spring , llRlSo ; scoured price , 32 sresc , Anslrallan , scoured basis , combing , super- line , 4CS ? & < V ; combing , good , 43T46c ; combing , average. 40JT4.1c ; Queensland , combing. 42fI4lc , LONDON , Jnn. 21. An excellent selection wns offered nt the wool auction sales todny , Including n lot of the best wi olcns yet offered. Hot water washed Victoria lamb ! ' made 3s 2d nnd greasy Is 6d. Americans were liberal buyers of medium to line merinos nnd nlso , good eastern clothing. Capo of Good Hopinnd Nnlnl wools nl rnles. The buyers were moie'nctlvc nil around. The American purchases today nmount to fully J.WM bnles. The number of bnles offered wn 13.W3 bnles , of which 400 bales were withdrawn. Following - lowing nr the pnlc.t In detail : New South Wnles , 3.22J bnli-s ; sruiired , G > id | lH M ; greasy , fiHQlfldj Queenslnnd. 1,400 bales : scoured , Isffls SHd ; grensy , CljtMId ; Victoria , 2,911 bnles : pcomcd. 7 dl 3s M ; greasy , ClidfTls Mi South Austialla , l.IKI baits ; grensy , 61409d ; Swan river , 576 bales : scoured , Tligod ; greasy , 4145TSd ; Tasmania , 44 biiles ; scoured. ' ,1s , Id ; New Zealand , &S3 bales ; scoured , S&dJIls 21j d : ' greasy , "IJGIOd1. Cnpc 'of Good Hope nnd Nntnl. 3,387 bnles ; scoured , 6Vd &ls 6',4d ; greasy , C ® ; ; d. St. Loiils Gcncrnl Mnrket. ST. LOUIH. Jan. 20. FLOUIl-Qulet and firm ; patenlR. J3.S5Jf3.45 ; extra fancy , $3.2003.40 ; choice , J2.Wn2.CO. WHEAT Futures nervous nml unsettled , fluctu ations being rapid nnrf decided nt times , with severnl sharp rallies. The foreign situation was the strongejt bull fnctor , but failed to advance prices over yesterday's closing. Spot , higher : No. 2 red , cash , C5c ; No. 2 , hard , 67c ; January , 07u ; Mny. 61H. COHN' The controlling Influence continued lo be wheat nnd trading remained quiet ; became easy late In the dny , but closed the same to UWUc higher than yesterday for futures. Spot stronger ; No. 2 mixed , cash , 2JV4c ; January , 25 ic : .May. 26 c. OATS Futures easier ; spot stronger nnd higher ; No. 2 cash and Jnnunry , 1814c ; May , 201ic. , , KYE-Lowcr ; 34c bid , . COHN MEAL Jl.r.iJ1.30 } DHAN Firm ; 41c for racked cast track. FLAX SUED Steady * ! 86c. TIMOTHY SEED J3.M 3.CO. HAY WenU on excessive receipts ; prulrle , 13.00 (59.00 ( ; timothy. $11.00013.0 this fide. I1UTTERVenk and declining ; cieamery. IS ® 22c ; dairy , 110133. EGGS-CJulct. lower : 1214C. POULTRY Quiet : turkeys. SlSSTOc ; chickens , SliffTc : ducks. SUSMc ; geeie , BltflCc. ' W1USKY-M.S3. LEAD Strong nnd In'demand ' nt t.S < > . but F < -ILTS ! nsklng more. ' Spelter , salable nt 13.73. COTTON TIES 72c < . - i HAGGING-405C. - . PHOVISIONS Pork , lower ; standard mess , Job bing , $10.7i. ! new ; JVKK. old. Laid , easier ; primp steam , $5.Mj choice , ' ' tr..CS. Huron , boxed shoul ders , iS-GIVS ; longs.4 } 5S7.1j ; ; ribs , t. > . " 5 : shoitp , JO. Dry Bait mrats , b. > ! ted.shouldtfrs , J4.C2V5 ! longs , 14.50 : ribs. 14.C2V4 ; sliorls , t4.87'i. HECBIITS Flour , ; ,3,000 bblc. ; wheat , 22,000 bu. : corn. 03,000 bu.1 ; onfs. 35.00) bu. SHIPMENTS Flour , 7'WO bills. : wheat , 25,000 bu. ; corn , 29.000 bu.rieals. 8.000 , bu , , ' nV Collco Rlni-liet. | . , . . > - NEW YOniC , Jan. 21. COFFEE Options opened barely steady at 6010 points decline nnd further declined 5 points before noonmnder weak cables and iDcal pressure. In the.iitternoon the maikct ruled moro active , but still weak , under- liquidation ; closed steu'dy at 6Q10 points net de cline ; sales , 12,750 bags , Including : Jnnuary , $13.30 ; March , $13.10 ; Epot coffee. Rio , dull ; No. 7. ill : mild , dull : Covdova , $17.COiT18.00 : pales , 250 bags Mnmcalbo nnd 150 bags Central Amer ican , p. t. ; warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday , 23,42ii bags ; New York " .stock . today , 2G5.755 bags : United States strick , 349,315 bags ; nlloiit for the United Stntes , 201.000 bags ; totnl visible for the United States , 550.315 bags , against D45.71G bngs last > ear. SANTOS. Jan. 21. Quiet ; good average Santos , $15 ; receipts , two days , 8,000 bugs ; stock. 415,000 tags. HAMHUHO. Jnn. SI. Steady , unchanged to ' ,4 pfg. advance ; snles. 5,000 bags. HAVRE. Jan. 21. Quiet ; ' /i < S4f net decline ; Kales. 20.00i ) bags. RIO DE JANEIRO , Jnn. 21. Holiday ; receipts , two days , 8,000 bags. Cotton Market. NEW ORLEANS. Jnn. 21. COTTON Steady ; middling. 7 15-lCc ; low middling , 7 11-ICc ; good or dinary , 7c ; net receipts , 10,499 bnles : drops , 11.433 bales ; experts to Great Britain , SI,750 bnles ; coastwise , 7Ct Laics ; pules , 8,400 bnles ; stock , 3CG.45I bales. NEW YOHK , Jan. 2t COTTON Steady ; mid dling , 8 6-lCc ; net receipts , 1,417 b.-ilfn : groan , 6,411 bales ; to the continent , 4S bnles ; forwarded , 1,010 bnles ; sales , 334 bales , all spinners ; stock , 191,530 bnles. ST. LOUIS. Jan. 21. COTTON Stendy ; mid dling , 7 13-lCc ; pales. 225 bales ; receipts , 1,425 tales ; shipments , 1,17,9 bales ; stock , 77,453 bales. KiuiMitM City Market * . 43O50C. CORN In good demand ; prices steady ; No. 2 mixed. 23 c ; No. S white. 2314c. OATS Firm ; No. 2 mixed , ] C',4017c ; No. 2 white , 18818V4C. RYE Dull ; No. 2 , 3e HAY Unchanged. IIUTTER Lower ; creamery , 17J10c ; dairy , 13 ® 15e. EGGS Supply in excess of demand ; 13c. 1'corla MurkrlH. PEORIA , Jnn. 21. COHN Firm ; No. 3 , 25c. OATB Quiet ; No. 2 white , 1814QlS4c. ) ; No. 3 , 17H01KC. RYE No. 2 , 3CV4037C , WHISKY H , 22. RECEIPTS-Corn. 130.000 tushels ; onls , 87.000 bushels ; rye , COO bushels ; whisky , none ; wheat , 6,0011 bushels. SHIPMENTS Carn. CS.OOO bushels ; onts. 41,000 bushels ; rye , 1,000 bushels ; whisky , 674 gallons ; wheat , 1,000 buiihels. _ SiiKiir Mnrket. NEW YOHK , Jnn. 21-SUG All-Firm ; fair refining. 3Ho ; centrifugal. 90 test , 303ic ; relined - lined , quiet ; crushed , ' 5 9-lCc ; powdered , 53-lCc ; granulnted. 4 15-ICc. ' IX1NDON , Jnn. 21. SIIQAR Cane , llrm : cen trifugal , Java , 1 ! 3d ; Muscovado , fair refining , 11s : beet , firmer anil , higher ; January , Ha 3d ; February , 10u 414d. MliincniiollHTU'Iient Mnrket. MINNEAPOLIS. Jam' 21. WHEAT Weak ! January , Wic ; May , fO'io ; on track , No. 1 hard , DG'.Jc ' ; No. 1 nortlicrp , ( Wc ; No , 2 northern , Cllic. Flniinclijl \otcH. BOSTON , Jnn. 214ciea rings , $15,819,140 ; bal ances , $ | ; 49 , < X)0. ) v lt I1ALT1MOHH. Jan. 21-Clearlngs. $2,031 , 7 ; balances , $52Soi . NEW YOHK , JanT'jr.-Clearlngs , $1 ( ,793,7 0 ; balances , $5,373,000. PHILADELPHIA. Jnn. 21. Clearings , $11,893- 431 ; balances , $ lC97,44t. ST. IXJUIB. Jan. 2UyiearlnB , $4,685.423 ; bal- nnces , $715,04 , Mom-.vi.FffJ per cent. New York exchange , $1 premuio | Jil l. WASHINGTON , JuoO.Today's statement of the condition of tliMiramry bliows ; Avullable cnih balance , $ 177. 54 J-fAi gold rt'berve , $53,213 , ' no. i ; , r CIIICAOO , Jan. ; tr-47.earlngs ! , $13,647.00) . Money en call , llrm at C p /ent : on time , CiTI per cent. New York exchanirn.H . { d at par. Fpielgn cx- change market cteauy n d unchunged , Hankers' ( London ) glcrllng. M , ! fc/4.KI. ( Korelurii " "Itilitiifliil AITairN. HEHLIN , Jan. ZlAWxchange on London , eight days * sight , 20 marK ' 4l pries. PARIS , Jan. 21-i-Tliree per cent rentes , lOlf Mo for the account. Exchange on London , 5f 23o for checks. , A LONDON , Jan. 21. The amount of bullion gone Into the Hank of England en balance today waa { 31,0011. Gold Is quoted at lluenos Ayreit today at 227.60 ; at Madrid. 17$2 ; at Lisbon. 25 ' ,4 ; at Rl. Pctcriburt ; . 60 ; at Athens , 77 ; at Home , at Vienna , 103. Will Uiiuurllt niiiniunil William A. Plnkerton was In the city yes. terday on hlg way to Dsnver , Mr. Plnkerton has Just visited thei Fort Madison peniten tiary. where lie liad'an Interview with Frank ShortcllfT , the Pollcck diamond robber. In speaking of llio matter , " Mr. Plnkerton uald that bo expected to return to Omaha soon and that additional arresta on account of the Pollock robbery would be made In the near future. HP declined to give any further Information In regard to the cato moro than to say that the. new arrest * would cause a sensation lo Omaha. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Light Run of Oattla and Fairly Liberal Supply of Hogs. PRICES FOR CATTLE RATHER STRONGER Opcnril Active nt 11 < > Cent Atl viltu-c nnd the llntk of tlie Hull- * Were Mmlc Knrlj Mnrket KnMc < t OH Iliter. TUESDAY , Jan. 21. Hccclpts for the days Indicated arc : Cnttlc. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. January 21 . l.DOl 0,335 231 26 January 20 . 1,303 1,22 ! ) 410 . . . . January 18. , , , . 1,34 ! ) 3.445 . January 17 . 2lfiS 3.739 SCT . . . . January Ifi . 1,112 6,079 1,121 69 January Ifl . 1.BI9 4.038 727 . . . . January II . i.sos 3,802 $55 . . . . January 13 . 2.1S9 1,059 . DAY'S DISPOSITION. The disposition of the day's offerings of live slock wns as follows , each buyer pur chasing the nttmbsr of head Indicated : Cnltlo. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co . 16 1,732 . The O. II. Hammond Co. 303 1,723 . Swift and Company . 331 Ml 2J1 The Cuday Packing Co. , 217 1,677 . A. Haas . 9 , i . . . H. Hecker & Degan . 2T.J . . . . . ' . Hamilton & Stephens , . . . II . Vtumuit & Co . 32 . . . . Benton & Underwood. . . . 72 . Shippers and feeders . . . . 321 . Left over . . . 300 . Total . ino erai 231 Direct. CATTLE The receipts of cattle were very light for a Tuesday , there being only cevcnty-flvo fresh loads on sale , as ngalnst llfty-three yesterday. Besides being more of- them there were better cattle than nny on sale yesterday ] The market as a whole was not much changed from yesterday's selling prices , nnd was In the mnln feature less. less.Quito Quito a number of lands of pretty fair cornfed cattle were offi-ted on 'Mm market , and some of them were goou enough to touch the $1.00 mark. The market was not very active , no ono being In any hurry to nil orders , still they bought them nt fully stendy price ? . Sonic worn reporting the market as stronger , nnd there wcro In stances wliero cattle did bring a little bet ter prices. Cows nnd heifers were In moderate sup ply nnd peed demand , and the offerings were all taken. The market was Just about steady all around , Stackers and feeders were In fair supply. The receipts of that class of cattle are larger this week' than last , the high prices having apparently stimulated shipments. The" demand for feeders Is rather light , owing to the scarcity of money , nnd they arc 'accordingly plow and the market was easier again today. Stockcrs arc In good demand nnd meet with n > ndy sale at strong prices. Representative snles : MONTANA. O. R. Metier. 20 bulls 1314 205 NEURAHKA. R. Larktn. C2 feeders. , , . 932 3 D5 HOas-The receipts of hops were liberal today , the run being the largest of any dny since Janu ary 8. The market was simply a rejictltlon of whnt It has IHXMJ almost every day for the past wuek or more , there Iwlng as usual nn advance. It opened ncllvo nnd about Cc higher and Ilio bulk of nil the hoga sold early. Doth packers und peculatorH were freu buyers , Later , n the jnost urgent ordem were filled , the trade cased off nnd the market closed a shade lower than it The bulk of the hogs sola at $3.93. as ngnlnst $3.90 yesteiday , with cmllo a sprinkling at $4 and n $4.0. . top. loday-B advance canles the market to a point 40g45o higher than It waa on Tuesday of last week. Iteprefcentatlvo wiles ; No. Av. Sh. Pr. 87 ! 07 SO $3 95 07 S23 . . . 395 29 297 40 593 40 393 C4 ! 40 3 95 C32C6 ; ; ; ; ; ; ; 80 3 93 79 243 3 95 67 ! 87 120 3U5 CO 3iJO 120M 3 95 CO 367 to 3 95 C7 219 3 95 57 20S 3 93 C3 .233 13) 3 95 71 , 252 . . . 3 95 GO , , .S42 40 3 95 CI 2G2 240 3 95 111 180 40 395 62 351 S 93 40 329 SO 3 95 70 242 ICO 395 CI , 250 395 1 ? ) 45 . 3C8 120 15 . 300 SO 3 M * 3 . 230 . . . S97i ! a . 213 80 3D.7H C3. , . , . . . ,217 ICO 3D. .H . 213 77 . 223 JK' 41 , . 2C7 tO i7 . 177 . . . 7C..219 M 3 i)7'i U . 143 . . . 3 V7'i ' 69 . 2S7 60 3 VI V , 67 , , . 219 12' ) i 97H (8 . 211 191 3 71 t > 0 . 193 fcO M . 241 40 4 00 628 . 213 4Wi 4 ( .1 74 . , . .219 i ) 4 W 73 . 237 120 4 W fJ 210 40 S ? : CI XI SO 404 47. . . 847 . . . S 93 M 3M SO 4 i"l WO 80 3 9S M 215 . . . 4 0 > 1 M X2S . . . J9J 73 150 40 4 00 M 339 . . . 395 C3 MI . . . 400 51 333 . . . 393 Tfi 230 . . . 4 DO 6.1 XA . . . 3 ! > S M ! * 1 41) 4 l 47 943 . . . J 95 12 19A . , . 4 O ) f,4 276 M .193 70 213 . . . 403 70 278 2I1) 393 SMALL HUNCHES , P1C1S AND CtJtt.S. I 2 < ) . . . 200 3 311 ; . . . JW 2 29.1 . . . 2 K 6 2i1 . . . 3 ) 1 44) . . . 2 CO R 2SS . . . 35-1 1. .370 . . . 2 CO 3 , . , . , . . . : . . . 3W 1 33) , . . .1 M 4 212 . . . 3 92'i 1 230 . . . 323 6 213 . , , 3 9514 2 321 SO 3 7J 7 401 . . . 3 'i ' SHI , . . .1 S5 4 2U . . . 3 H 6 333 . . . s S3 e : sc . . . ; 9n 1 22) . . . 3 S3 1 3 < V > . . . 3(124 I./ , 335 . . . 3 DO . . . . . . . . . . . 3 M'.i ' . . , . . . , . . / . 3K ) 6. W * > 8) ) 391 8 ISO 120 3 90 9 366 . . . 3 93 4 375 . . . 3 M G , 16 ( ) . . . 393 4 342 . . . 3K ! > 3 30) . . . 393 C 416 . . . 390 SHEEP There wero. no sheep on snip , the double deck icporled In the receipts being con signed direct tu a packer. CHICAGO MVI4 STOCK. Cn lt > TrttivVn * Knlr with n Mini- rrntc ( Jencrnl Di-iniiiiil. CHICAGO , Jnn , 21. In cnttlc there wns n i fair Tuesday market , the general demand being mwlerate , while the light supply prevented any decline In prices for natives. Choice beeves .were scarcer than rver , nnd the "run" consisted mostly of common lo medium nntlvo corn-fi-d Tennns. ' Export steers sold nt fiom $1 la $1.60 , and n good many dresifd beef steers nre polling nt from $3.73 to $3.90. There wns a good demand for liutch'is' nnd .canmrs' entile nt tullng quo' tutlons , few cows selling below $1,90. or his her than $ .1.2.1. CnlVes were In fnlr supply nnd sold veiy well nt from $3 to $6. Tevns fed entile were bolter In iiunllty nnd pold very well , but weie lOo lower tadny. Hr > s receipts wcro ngnln light nnd the supply wns far from being siilllclent to meet the re- qulrcmenlK of local buyers nnd shippers. All the deslrnblc droves weto closed out cnrly In ( ha dny ut advanced prices. Common la prime gindcs fouml iHircliapoiB at from $1.90 to $1.20 , the bulk of thu snles loins nt $4.10. The differ ence betwr-fn prlros now paid nnd those of n yenr npo had narrowed tn 35c. Tin ; light sheep fupply served lo cause n stiongcr feeling , nnd prices tilled lOo higher fur nice medium weights , pales being mndc of riitnnioii to choice unlive sheep nt from $2.50 to $3.1'0 , westerns nt fiinn $3.20 to $3,75 , nnd lambs nt finm $3.50 to $1.75. Receipts : Cnttlc , 4,000 hend ; hogs , 21,000 head ; sheep. 9,000 head. KIIIIXIIH Cll > - Live Silicic. KANSAS CITY , Jan. 21. CATTLE Rpcelpls , 6,004 hend ; fhlpmcnts , 1,400 head , market steady to strong ; Texas ctr < * rii. $2.75OT3.7u ; Texas cows. } l.SJ 2.r.3 ; beef ptccip. $3.2. > ff-:3 : native COWB , $1.50(13.20 ; etockcis und fccdeis , t-1t3.70 ; bull ? . $1MH3.M. HOOS Receipts. 11.4M head ; elilpmcnls , 300 head ; lights strong ; henvles siendy ; elude lower ; bulk of snles , $3.9I ) 4.00 ; henvlcp. $3.60SI4.Wi ( pack ers nnd mixed. $3.90K4.oi ; light , $3.WCf3.93 ; York ers. $3.fiO-t)3.i3 ! ; plKK , $ .1.75SI3.W. SHEEP Receipts , l.COii head ; lilpmonls , 200 head ; mntkct stendy ; lambs , $4.00j4.40 ; muttons , $2.Mfl3.CO. SI. LoulH I.lvo Slock. ST. LOUIS , Jnn. 21. CATTLE Receipts. 3,000 hend ; mmket stiady ; n.ltlvc beeves-J3.2304.75 ; cows nnd heifers , $2.003.SO ; ttiickcrs nnd feed ers , $2.0 > > 53.7S ; Texas steers , $2.1004.10 ; cows , ll.POji3.00. HORS RecflptB. 11.000 bend ; market SfflOc higher ; heavy , $3.0004.20 ; mixed , $3.SO(4.13 ; light , $3.90B4.13. SHEEP Strong ; nntlvcs , , $2.5003.M ; lambs , $3.COB4.EO ; soulhern , $2 2.1f3.:5. Stoc-k III Hecord of receipts nt the four principal mar kets for Tuesday , January 21 : Cuttle. Hops. Sheep. SoiKh Omiihn l.U'Jl ti..i:4 til Chlcngo 4.000 21.0.X ) 9OiKI Kans.is City C.flOi ) 14,4W 1,0-JO St. Louis 3,000 11,000 D2.731 . 10.151 York I.lvir Stock. Nn\V YOHK , Jnn. 21. KEEVKS Receipts. 201 head ; Kuropenn cables fU"te | Amerlc.m steels nt ! ) ® 10c , dressed welKht ; refrigerator beef ut UfflOc. Mlliii' AND LAXI11S Iteci-lptK , 3.4S1 hend ; steady : sheep , pour "to prim' , J2.S7t203.75 ; lambs , common to choice , J4.iJ5.40. ! ! ! HOaS llecelpts , 3,409 hend ; firm , nt | 2.501.W. A1IOUT ItEAIlY FOR TUB HAI.I.OTS. .fiiily Coiid-Nt Tiikt'N Up ( lie- 'I'lnif In County Court. The county court room and the corridors In its Immediate vicinity prcsanted a busy scene -yesterday , being crowded by a per fect cloud of witnesses , summoned to glvo evidence In the Duncan-Le nly election con test. ' The en'tiro morning was taken , up with the examination of wltnespc ? , all of whom were called to Identify the ballot boxes of their respective districts. Thcpo boxes have now been Identified In all but eight districts of the city and the defendant was ordered to produce his remaining witnesses at the after noon session , unlesj he could show that they wore out of the city. As soon as all the boxes are identified the cuntlng will bo re sumed. There are still about sixty districts to count. Crnilli ! : inil the ftrnvo. The following births and deaths wcro re ported at the health offlce during the twenty- four hours ending at noon yesterday : Dlrlhs C. A. Fenton , 3401 Decatur street , boy ; Joe Krntzlan , 1111 South Fourteenth , boy ; J. P. English , 1216 South Thlrty-Mrst , girl ; I'etruo Swarlz , 3230 Webster , boy. Deaths Anna Hagedorn , G8 , 2106 Lake , Prospect Hill ; William II. Williams , C5 , 112S South Thirty-sixth , cancer. Interment at Wlnona , Minn. ; Annie Drlggs , 31 , St. Jo seph's hospital , Forest Lawn. Eleventh Street Viaduct Mutter. City Attorney Council went to Lincoln- yesterday , where the mandamus case of the city against the Burlington was on the call In the United States court. This Is the case brought by the city to compel the. rail road to repair its share of the Eleventh Mtreet viaduct. Mr , Connell Is confident that the city will bo. successful nnd expects that a decision will bo reached In the course of two or thrco weeks. A. G. Hartley of Magic , Pa. , writes : "I feel It a duty of mine to Inform you and the public that Dewltt's Witch Hazel salve cured mo of a very bad case of eczema. It also cured my boy of a running sore on his leg. " minor Court MntterM. George S. Cox has commenced suit against N. D. Falconer for $436.40. The Phoenix Glass company has commenced suit against Gatch & Lauman for $880.17. Jans Jensen has brought suit against 0. D. Hill for $436.40 , alleged to bo duo him as wages. Frost & Harris are defendants In a suit brought by the Sllgo Iron Store company to recover $151,69. Clinton N. Powell , administrator of the estate of Fred L. Packard , has filed his re port In the ofllco of the county Judge. THE HEAI.TV MAHICET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record January 21 , 1896 : WARUANTY DRHDS , II H Harder nnd wife to Marietta EnRel , lotB 9 nnd 10 , block 14 , West Kml . - . $ 3,000 John Uures to Mnry Hures , lot 30 , block 11 , Brawn park GOO L Ii NuHon und husband to M H Kll- bourn. e'A lots 'J nnd 10 , block 18 , Central park 2.DOO W V Morse et al to Commonwealth Heal Kstato company , 71.71 ncrca In so 32-15-13 ; lotH 2 tn 11 , 13 to 21 , block G ; lots 1 to G. 10 to 21 , block 6 : lolM 1 to 8 , 12 to 21 , block 7 ; lotH 1 to 21 , block 8. Syndicate Hill ; n'/j ' BW nw G-14-13 ; lot 9. block C , Kountzu & U'a ndil nnd n trnct adjoining a 77 feet of lot G , block 137. Oninhn ; lots 8 and 9 , block "O. " Hhlnn'B 2d mid , . 200,000 Hurry TniiRfr to Adalph liramles , w ' ,4 lot 48 , GIsu'H add ( except n IXi feet ) . . . . : 750 II T McCorrnlck and wife to CS A ncmlnKton , umllv % lot 8 , block 79 , omtilm ; undlv Vi of a \ < , lot G , block 1W , Onialia 2 G A ItemlnKtan and hiitband to H T McCormlck , undlv % l"t 3 , block 87 , Omaha ; undlv > / > of e 'A of ni lot 5 , block 1GO , Omulia S W T Heamnn and wlfo la John Grunt , trustee , lot 4 , block 7 , Grnmmercy park ; lot 10 , Graves park ; lot 7 , block 10 , HtnBoii ; lots 1 and 2 , block 2 , Honwon'H subdlv In Benson ; lot , 27 , block Z , Pullman Place 1 QUIT CLAIM DI3HD8. T C Shelly nnd wfe | to Klhel Bqll. undlv 1A lot 8 , block 2 , Haundern & H'B add to Walnut Hill E K HutUlim-B ( o Commonwealth Heal KatiUe company ( for property see warranty deed above tram W V Morse et al ) > John llarrett and wife t al to Mary Barrett. lot 3 , block 222 : lots 2 and 7 , block 233 ; lot 6 and w H lot 4 , block 233 ; lot 7. block 222 ; lot G , block k8 ; lot 3 ana c % lot 4 , block 233 , Flor ence . . , . , t DKKOS. Special mauler tcII 10 Burnharn , lot 10. Cain Place Same to M M KclloKK , lot G , block 2 , Andrews & B's add , , 210 Total amount of transfer$209G2S WAS ONE WOMAN TOO MANY * " 1i 1 With Wife and Mistress Boris Oomos to I , Griof. l MUST NOW RECKON WITH THE COURTS i DIIIIUIKP Stilt AfinliiNt 1 ! ii I on to flic Sin-fiu-o n. Tnlc of n AliirrlnKc tlint Kill I oil. Thcro la soon to be exploited In pollca court , ana also In the civil courts , a story of marital llfo In which the prlnio elements are tlio faith of the woman ami the duplicity ol the man. Surrounding these there arc cir cumstances which tend to mnko up n rtory ; of pitiful Interest and ono somewhat racy , from the fact that behind It all there Is an other woman , Den Usrls Is the Individual nbaut whom the story centers , and the ono who will bo especially prominent In the criminal pro- cocdlnRs. Doris Is qulto well known In thla city , having been hero for years. He wan more prominent six or seven years ago , when ho waa looked upon as , and really was , a man In well-to-do circumstances. The larger part of thla amount was Invested In real estate , a portion In property near Fifteenth and Web ster streets. IJorla and his family lived happily enough together until six years ago. llut.nt that tlmo the other woman appeared on the scene , nnd elnco then the family has become of very minor consideration to Boris. Ho has abused the members and has boitcn his wlfa many times. In addition to this physical 111 treatment , ho has squandered his property , so that at this tlmo his wife end children ara In almost destitute circumstances. Horls met the woman In St. Louis six years ago. Her name (9 ( Derthi Daring , and she Is living at the prcpjnt time at 987 North Thirteenth street. She Is the daughter of a man prominently connected In St. Louis , and from all accounts was , and Is yet , a high- rollcr. The woman was brought to this city by Boris. She at once started to cut n big swath with money which he was called upon to furnish. Sh'o had carriages and Jewelry and everything clsa that her heart desired and Horla footed the bills. Nothing was too rich for her and her existence was like , that of Aladdin with his lamp. The thing could not lart , as money bags , llko other articles , have bottoms. Six years ago Doris was worth 125,000. Today he has not a cent. In order to satisfy the desires oC his enchantress ho had to rnlso money , and when Ills cash was cone lie was driven to mortgage his property. It went plcco by piece until at the present time all of his pos sessions are In the hands of mortgage and , loan companies. While paying attention to Miss Baring , Doris Is raid to have neglected his wife and til-used her In many ways. , despite the fact that the property which he was so lavishly spending had been collected through her ef fort ? , as well as lib own. She had no posi tive knowledge of his entanglement until qullo rdcently. They lived together until a year ago. Then Doris found that his wlfa was too much In tin ? way and set about to dteposw of her. Ho bought some property In Kearney and sent her and the children thero. This was their home until a short time ago. In course of time Doris found It necessary to mortgage even the Kearney property and ho did so , disposing of even the houL < chold furniture. The wife , who had como back to this city , became arvare of this fact and de termined to go to Kearney in an effort to save some of her belongings. She pawned her watch and obtained enough money to buy a ticket. Doris , however , learned of her determination. He decided to frustrate her plans , anJ , mooting her at the depot , got on the train with her. At South Omaha the two got off. The , wlfo wys that her husband induced the conductor to put her off. .She Imil her t'ckctand t'lioived it to the conductor. Despite tbo tact that It permitted her to ride to Kearney , she alleges that she was put oft the train and without her consent. This last was the straw that broke the camel's back. The woman consulted nn attor ney and the result of the conference was o determination to begin suit against the rail road company for $5,003 do mages. Doris has tried to dissuade the woman from taking this ) step , saying that he was responsible for her being put off the train , as ho Induced the conductor to eject hor. Ho says that he will not help his wife to win the cult. The case was brought to the attention of the police and Assistant County Attorney Jefferls is now preparing to prosecute Dorlt on account of bis conduct toward his wife. Raymond JEWELER. POONS ZJFQRKS form the nucleus 'of many. _ a collection of Family Sil-v , ver. If the start is made they are GORHAM SILVER the chances are the whole collection will be GOR HAM in other words/the best the world affords. < ty Therefore , Aim high Start with GORHAM. ' < 7 Too good for Dry Goods Stores Jewelers only. The reaBon w . com/ne / nurxolvrH to Gorham'a Slhfrwuro IH becausu It'H thn only rually goal , C.S. RAYMOND , 8 H. Corner Ifith and Doucla.t , JAMES E. BOYD & CO. Telephone lOUO. Oinnlia , Nub. COMMISSION GRAIN , ! 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