THE OMAHA DAILY BISKt Wt'lWDAY , JAKUAHY 28 , 1890.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Advanced Two .Ocnta and Olosed
with that Gain.
FROM THE START BULLS WERE STRONG
CnMrH Oprni-it I.nivor lint TJu-rc AVm
Conxlili-rulilf SfiTMUlli llovijliilinl
I.titcr Corn Took Some H -
conrnKiMiicnl from AVIicat.
CHICAGO , Jnn. 22. Whent advanced Zc
today nnd closed with the gain held except
Uc. Corn nnd oats were strong In sympa
thy nnd closed from > 4o to ! ic higher re
spectively. Provisions , on the contrary , were
weak nnd closed nt a loss of lOc In pork
nnd Inrd and EC In ribs.
From the start the wheat trade was tin-
mlstnkulily bullish nnd May , which closed
yesterday nt from GlUc to Cl'.ic ' , stnrted
nominally nt Ol'/ic. There wns practically
no wheat for sale at this price , however ,
and from the opening It wns changing hands
In 23,000 , 60,000 nnd 100,000-bu. chunks at
B2'ic. ' The feeling wns In sharp contrast
with .that which prevailed nt the close yes
terday. After the trade had Imil n night's
reflection It was unable-to discover why It
hml been so panicky , nnd the misplelon was
raised that they were the victims of n. raid
designed to shako out the longa nnil buy
cheap wheat , This conviction , with the
fact thnt there wna no bcttr iinw ? , but , on
the contrary , much that was strongly bull-
I h , caused n rtifh on the part of there
who had Bold out yesterday to relnHtnlo
themselves on the long side , but there Wits
llltlu for pale , nnd the nellve competition
neil the market booming. Shorts took
fright nnd there wns n stonily ndvnnco of
2c from yesterday's close. The heavy realiz
ing which followed caused porno break. Ca
bles opened lower , but iheie was consider
able strength developed Inter. The north
western receipts were light-only 2G3 curs
nnd primary deliveries wore ale small.
St. Louis reported 230.WO bu , sold thcto toRo
by river to Now Orleans , and the Hour
nslncss was leportcd active. The olllclnl
report of the Argentina exports for ISO. " >
Phawcd that with the HID nil amount left
over the total wn about 38XKK)0 ( ) ( ) bu , , and
thnt those of ISM will rot exceed thnl. Thu
Washington crop bureau. In Its January
( statement , makes n shrlnkiigo In the Eng
lish whent crop of 22,700,000 bu. , while Rus
sia , has 4:1,467,000 : bu. less Of wheat than lust
year. There wns also a rumor thnt the
government would open negotiations with
Spain for the purchnpo of Cuba , which
would open a big Hour market for America ,
nnd this probably had pome effect. May
wheat opened nt ClHc , sold up steadily to
< J2Jic off lo filmic nnd nt noon wns CXc , or
lc higher than It closed last night. The
market was quiet but nervous during the
Inal hour , .May felling to G2c and back to
C2c nnd G3c split , finally closing nt C3c.
The covering by shorts was Immense.
Corn wns strong , taking Its strength from
wheat , nnd scored a good ndvnncc before
the middle of the day. Mav opened Vic
higher at 2CUc nnd rosu lo from 2Sic : ) to
29T4C. following the fluctuations of the wheat
market , nnd closed nt 23'fto. ' sellers , for
May , nnd from S04c ! to SO'iic bid for July.
A firmer feeling prevniled In oats nnd
prices were higher. Sympathy with wheat
and corn to some extent wns the cause of
the advance , yet good short buying was
the main backing of the strength. May
opened He higher at from 20Uc to 20fic ,
sold up to from 20 > 6c to 2 94c , declined to
from 20V.c { to 2oy8c. closing at that.
Provisions were quieter than for some
time past and nn easier feeling prevniled.
The opening was weak , Mny pork opening
12Uc lower than yesterday's close at from
$10.W > to $1055. Hog receipts wore liberal ,
nnd Ihls with tho. Orange Judd Farmer re
port showing that there Is no scarcity of
hcgs In the country caused nn easy feeling ,
but the strength In whent prevented any
decided drop. May pork opened weak and
J2V4c lower nt from $10.50 to $10.55. milled to
$10.70' ' nnd closed steady nt $10.52'lard
opened 7'ic lower nt from $5.9214 "to $3.93 ,
rallied to $5.9716 and cloaul at J5.00. May
ribs started Be lower at from $ . > .27 > / < . to
$5.30 , advanced to $3.C5 nnd became quite
weak near the end. closing nt } 5.27'A Uusl-
ness wns quite nctlve In the last half hour.
Estimates for tomorrow : Wheat , 40 cars ;
corn , 510 cars ; oats152 cars ; hogs , 20,000
head.
Tin , leading future.3 rnngea as follows ;
Articles. I Opan. | HUli. | Lo > v. | aioJjT
Whcnt.No.2
Jan 80 COK
Fob 01 ! , 01
Mny c.m , 01on
July. 02M eaw
Corn , No 2. .
Jan
Way 2DTK
July *
Sept 31J J1K aiH
OntB.No , a. .
Jan
is is
May 20 M ; o
July
PorKporbol
Jan 10 20 10 40 10 20 10 22l <
May lu fit ) 10 70 10 CO 10 C24
Lnrd.lUOlbH
Jan. . . . . . . . s as G 72t ( 6 fi2 ( . C R2U
Mny S 1TJI. 0 ( K ) n fiu r no
July G 10 0 ID 0 05 U OS
U.crl lllbs-
Jan P 02) ) . C 10 fl 00 fi 024
May 071. . 5 : ir. C i6 !
July Q.-1I ) 5 45 D 40 6 4(1 (
Cash quotations were ns follows :
FI.OUIl Firm : winter patents. $3.W3.CO ;
atiilRhli. $3.10 J'3.35 : Bprlne patent * . J3.1uifi'3.2Jj
sprlnir xtratKhts , 2.COiS.75 ; bnkerp. JiIOir2.3r .
WIlKAT-No. 2 pprlng. COiiSMc ; No. 3 spring ,
\ < QKc't NK 2 re < l , C.p(7G5Hc.
( TORN No. 2 , 27c ; No. 2 yellow , 2 ; ic.
OATH No. 2 , 1Sc ; No. 2 white , 20B21c ; No.
S white. 13820C.
RYK No. S. 3SJc. !
DARLBY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 20 ®
88e.
88e.FLAX
FLAX SRKO No. 1. 92 052'jc.
PRIMB TIMOTHY BUHU-J3.0S.
1'HOVISIONS Mc s poik , per bbl. , > 10.17 5l
30.27V4. I 'ild , per 100 Ibs. , J5.62HirS.CJ. Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , f3.00f5.00. Dry salted shoul
ders ( Imxed ) , H,7S 5.00. Short clear sldea ( boxed ) ,
J0.37HH5.W.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
SUGARS Cut loaf , J5.75 ; granulated , J5.12 ;
etandnnl "A , " J5.
1'OUI.TRY-Flrm : turUcys. 9G12c ; chickens , 7
CS'.ic ; .ducks. 11jfl2c.
Tha following wer the receipts and shipment !
today !
On the Pralnai exoiianra today ttio butter mar
ket was Btcady : creamery. 1464100 : dairy , II ) J
17c. Kces , utoady ; fresh. ISKOlOc. Cliccau , ( intcl ;
NI\V YOHK GI.MUAL M.VHKKT.
Olonlnnr ( tuoliitldiiN on < l > c I'rliicliial
ClIIIIIIIDllltlcM flllll Stlllllt'N.
NUW YORK , Jan. 22.-FLOL'R-Recelpts , 16,00) )
bbls. ; exports , 13,900 bbls. : strong , with DttlCc
rcnerally paid over recent prices , winters com
ing In for the greatest share of trenKth ; win
ter patents , J3.C5O3.W ! city mill clean , W.WW4.00 ;
Winter straights , JJ.4003.W ; spring low grudc-s ,
I1.6002.W. R > o Hour , quiet ; superllnel2.2JiiJ.75. .
Uuckwlu-nt ( lour. Jl.ai1.30.
JIUCICWHKAT-Uull , 3S)4iZ42c. ) )
CORN MKAL-Dull ; yellow western , choice ,
JOc ; Ilrandywlne , J2.JB ,
HYU Inactive ; western , 4245c.
IIARLUY Dull ; western , 3 > e45cj feeding ,
11ARLBY MALT-Wc8tern. 48ffMc.
AVHKAT KxpwlB , 45,40i ) bu. Kpot stroneer :
No. 3 red. 7So ; No. 2 hard , 67iJc , f. o. b. , nttont.
Dptlona Btronger and activennd higher all day ,
advancing on liberal ouUldo buying. Btrony for-
rlKti marketM , with gocd llumpeim buying- , bull
ish Argentine crop new nnd general covering ;
lenllmont continues bullL'lij clcnud nervous nt
IVitTllia net' advance ; No. 2 red , Jimuary. close > I
t 71 c ; May , CS % 70 S-ltk ; . closed 70c ,
CORN Receipts , SS.OW bu. ; exports , 19.9 bu.
Epat linn ; No. 2 , 20o. OptloTis very cjulet , but
ihanNl wheat's slrniKth , closing ' , UJlo ? higher :
January closed at SOJic ; May , SSHffSOc , cloanl
OATS Receipts , BS.200 bu. ; exiiorts , 100 bu.
Bpot llrm ; No. Z. ! l i 24Hc. Optl.ns dull but
Mi'iidlcr , with other markets , closing life He
higher ) January closed at ! 4ic ; May , 244c ,
chned 35o.
HAY Dull : shipping , JJ.OOOS.M ; uwxl to
choice. J9.WWliW.
HOPS Weak ; Btute , common to choice. 1891
crop. 21iTU > i ! ; UilS crop , 4Q9c ; cuast , IS'Jl crop ,
J4tMH ! > c : ISM crop. 4ffc. ! )
ia-Dulli wet raited , 20 to 2 ! Ibs. , lie ;
Iluenos Ayrt- * , dry , 20 lb . , 16c : Tc-ini. dry , : |
to 30 II' ' " . . Po ; California , 21 to K Ibs. , Ho.
LHATHKR Dull : hemlock sole , Iluenos Ayres ,
Ilh'ht ID heavy weights. Zip ; nclds , 21 SJc.
WOOL Steady , ' domestic lleece , 18fflc ; pulled ,
390'ZCc.
PROVISIONS llecf. Btcady : family. J10.00O
12.X ( > ! beef hams , J15.Wljl6.M ; packed , ! 9. y
10.00. Cut meals , steady ; pickled hums. JS.WO
Ijird , quiet nnd tteudy ; wexern strain
at I5.W , nominal ; January , 1C , nominal.
J'ork. higher ; me s , J10.75UH.lo ; short clear.
I11.WI/13.W ; family , ill. 10 ,
TALLOW Steady ; city. SUc ; country. 4e.
< 'IliiHi-ltecLli : > tu , 1.371 pkgs , ; quiet ; state.
large. 7U 10c ; unull. 7iflOHc ; part eklins , 3UW
tci full iklin * . 2ff3c.
l'KTROL10l'M-\Veak ; United closed at I1.3T.J
bid ; rtllned , I7.U ; Philadelphia und Raltlmore ,
{ 7.0)1 ) Philadelphia and Unlllmoiu In bulk , 15.10.
ROSIN Quiet ; strained , common to good , Jl.O )
TURPBNTINBleady. . S20 24c !
IHCU-Bteady : dometllc , fair lo extra. 8 He.
> IOIMHSiii-11rin : : New Orleans , ( pen kettle ,
rood , to choice. Kittle.
IIUTTKRReceipts. . 1J.OOO pkgs. ; market
teady ; creamery , 14C2U ; Ulglns , Zlc.
UQS Rtcclpta , 4kU plus. ; marktt BttuJy ;
I Unto nn.l I'cT.nnyhnnln , HOlSci western , 1JK !
1 I ! . , rnulhi-rn. llli li'ie. '
MI.TALS-1'lK iron. w k ; imitlictn , Ili.fiOg
li.71 ; lurthern , JI2.WU12.W. CVpptr. stnidy ,
broker * ' prl'e , JK.ST'.i ; exclmnco price , J9.71U
! > .S7'l. Ixiid , rtMidy ; brokers' ptlre , J2.W ; ex-
rlmiiKO pilce , IJ.oj'frflJ.til , Tin , nrm : ( tialis
jn.y.fln.W ; plAle * . dull , Speller , qule ) ) J -
tnrntlc , J4 , noinlnnl ,
OTTl NHBi : OIL- More nfllva nnd ( Inner
on Inillikh t.oiithrn dxlc i prime crude. ! 4fj
24 < ic ; pilnic crude , f , o. b. niii't , l(21ci ( off
Krnde * , lOc. _ _ _
O.M.MIA MAItlvRT.
Cniulltlnn of Trnilc nnil Qriiitntlniin
nn Slnplc nnil 1'iinpy I'roilticc.
LVKIS-Sttlrltr fit h stock. He.
M2TTlil-.F lr lo cocj stock , rolls , lie ; pack-
Ins stock , tuM , 8310c ; choice to fan-y country ,
VIAL ! Cholc * fat , 70 to IM tb . , ure quoted at
CJ7c : Inrito nnd cflnrse , 48Cc.
CHiil | > onicsllc brick , ll'.tc ; Kdatn , per
dox. , J9.M ; Club House , 1-lb. Jars , per dor. , 1J.W ;
Llmberger , fancy , per Ib. , ll'.ic ! Roquffott , 'tlb.
jam , per doz. ; 13.60 ; Young1 Americas , HUc !
Twlnt , fancy , lie.
POULTUr-UnsEed-Chlckcns , ducks.
rhalce , OfflOc ; turkeys , choice ,
POULTRY , LIVi-C. Jncobson , of the Montana
Poultry Packing nnd Supply company , quotas
Ilvo poultry llrm nnd wanted at : Hens nnd young
roost , rs , f.i.ici old cocks. 2'tc ' ! turkey hens , S'.ic
youtii ? turkey BD ! biers , T.iOj old Toms , 60 ; ilucki
full fenthcred , 7o ! gee e , Cc. No comnilfslun
chut Red.
lIAV--tlaiid | | , t.50i midland , > 3l lowland ,
14.M ; r > e Btrnw , Jt ; color makes the price >
liny ; light bales rcll the best. Only top grades
bring tup prlc'-r.
RROOM CORN Kxtremely slow sale ; new
crop , dtllvcted en Irnck In country , choice green
self-wi/rUlnn carpet , pi-r Ib. , 2Uc ; choice green ,
nmnlnc to hurl , Z' c ; ci-mmnn , H4c.
OAMK Jnck Fnljic , 7ScCJ1.00 : colden plover ,
11,22 ; Jnclc rabbits , per dnz. , ll.Mfll.76 : fmnll
rabbits , 7triTtl.OOi mallard ducks. J3.50 3.7f , : redheads -
heads , J3.7Jn4.00 ; c nvnsl.ncl ( dntliP , J5.OOi7S.00 ;
tf.il , blue wlnir , J2.0)/2.26 ; tenl , preen wing ,
J1.7i"72.nii ; mixed ducks , Jt.7.if2.2.'i : Canada pome ,
JO.Mfy.M ; nmnll RCCKO , } 4.CO5.00 ; brants , J3.50 ,
kqitlrreli , , per doz. , C0ff7c.
PIOKONS Live , very flow ; dead pigeons not
wanted. ,
VnOKTAHLES.
CAULIFLOWKH-l'er crate. J2.754f3.00 , or $1.50
01. , j pur dnz.
CAItliAUR- California stock , per Ib. , Ic.
POTATOES Fancy native stock ; 30c ; from
stoic In Kinnll ) ntc , 30i3Sn ; Colorado stock , We.
ONIONH-Prr bu. . 23R400.
HHANS Hnml picked navy , per DU. . Il.tO.
BWKKT I'OTATOnS Choice Block. 12.75 ptr
bbl.
rKLIIRY-Cnllfornla. per ADZ. , No. 1 , 90o ; No.
2 , 75cJ Kahimazoo. 2fr.
LIMA lIKANS-Perxlb. . fc.
WATER cnHSS Per 1S-qt. case , tl.S001.7I.
FRUITS.
MEXICAN STRAWIIIIRRIES None.
AI'PLIiS Fancy New York , J3.23ff3.W ; choice
western , J2.uO'j3.'XI ' ! ' ; Utah apples , per box. Jl.SO.
CRANHr.RRIES Jersey. J8.75 ; Cape Cod. J10 :
McFnrlln'B , J10.
.MALAGA ORAPES-Pi-r C0-ll > . bbl. , J5.GOifll.00 ;
per 03 to 70-lbs. , grain. J7.00ff7.M.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California budded seedlings , regu
lar sizes , 83 ; : W to 2SS size ; , I2.50O2.75 ; navels.
J3.73 : InrKi- > ! ? " . J3.23.
LnMONS OlUlfOrnla , per box , J3.500I.OO ; Mes-
slnns , 84.00 4.25.
BANANAS Choice large Block , per bunch , 82.04
O2. 23 ; medium Flzed bunches , 81.7502.00.
MISCELLANEOUS. '
OYSTERS Mediums. 15u ; standatds , 20c ; extra
selects , 23c ; Urancli & Co. selects , 27c ; New York
counts , SOc ; standard bulk , per Kill. . J1.10.
I1ONKY Fancy white , per Ib. , I5c.
MAPLE SYRUP-Flve-gal. cans. each. 82.7S ;
gal. cans , per doz. , 812 ; M-gal. cans , (8.25 ; quart
cans , 1 13.75.
CIDER Pure juice , per half bbl. , 83 ; per
bbl. . 84.71 , .
SAUER KRAUT Per bbl. , t3.75 ; half bbl. . 2.25.
I'lQS New crop. California , 10-lb. boxes , per
Ib. , lee ; Imported fancy , 30-lb. boxes , 15c ; choice ,
10-lb. boxes. HUfll2c.
DATES New Peislan , 80-lb. boxes , per Ib. , 6J4c ;
fards , 10-lb. boxen , per Ib. , 9a
MAPLE SUaAR-Ohc' s , per Ib. , 9O10c.
PllESEUVES-ABBorted , 20-lb. palls , each $1.40.
COCOANtlTS-Pcr 100. J4.GO ; each. 5c.
NUTS Almonds. California , per Ib. . medium
klze- . lOc ; Turragtina almonJo. ler ' ! : . large. 12',4c ;
Rrnzlls , per Ib. . 8c ; Engutw wnlnutajer Ib. ,
fancy soft shell , 12c ; atnndaitts. HJIUHc ;
filberts , per Ib. . 100 : oecnns. po'lshed ' medium.
ICc : large. 12c : peanuts , nw. C'.Jc ; roasted. 70
7lJc : hickory nuts , small , per bu. , J1.7B ; hickory
nuts , large , per bu. . J1.60 ; black walnuts , per
DRESSED MEATS.
UEEF-Oood western steels , 400 to GOO Ibs. .
OVtflCo ; good cows and heifers , 4H5o : medium
COWB and heifers , 4Vic ; good forcquai tors
COWH nnd helfcis , SMQWic ; good hindquarters
cows and heifers , CilSiic ; cow loundu , 5c ; cow
chucks. 3',4o ; steer chucks , 404',5c ; beef tender
loins , fresh , 20c ; frozen , 17c : bsef rollH.banelvss.
S .q ; sirloin butts , boneless , S'.Jc ; loin backs , cue ;
cow ribs. No. 3 , CS7c ; cow loins , No. 3 , 7Uji
S4e. !
MUTTON DrcEEed mutton , Cc ; racks , 9c ; legs
7'ir : middles , 7'ic ; stews , 3c.
PORK Drosfed hogs , 4lc : pork loins , Co ;
Bpare rlbn , BUc ; park shoulders , 4V4c ; pork shoul
ders , skinned , 4&c ; pork trimmings , 4c : tender
loins , 13c ; pigs' feet , cleaned , per doz. . S3e.
FURS.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 4c ; No. 2 srecn
hides , 1c ; No. 1 Klein Baited hides , d'.ic ; No. 2
Brcen salted hides , 4'Jc ; No. 1 green eoltei ] hides ,
25 to 40 Ibs. , DVtcj No. 2 creen salted hides , 23 to
10 Ibs. , 4MO ; No. 1 veal ralf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 6\ic \ ; No.
2 veal calf , 8 lo 15 Ibs. , 4'ic ; No. 1 dry Hint
lildes. 8 c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides. SflCc ; No. 1
dry salted , hides , Cc ; part cured hides , Vic per Ib.
lex than fully cured.
8IIEKP PRLTS-Qreen called , each 25jJCOe :
green sailed shearllnKs ( short wooled early eklni ) ,
each 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wouleil early
skins ) . No. 1 , each , lOc ; dry shearlings ( iliort
wcoled early skins ) . No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight. Gfj6c ; dry Hint Kanras and Ne
braska Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight ,
405c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per
b. , actual weight , 4&CHc ; dry film Colorado
Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4OSc ;
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight. 4WSc ;
'vet cut off , as It Is useless to pay freight on
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"TALLOW AND OREASE T HOW. NO. i. SHCJ
tallow No. 2. 3c ; grease , while A , Z'.Jc : grease ,
wlille II , 3c ; grease , yellow , 2'/ic ; create , dark ,
2 : ; old butter. 202',4c ' ; beeswax , prime , H@:2c ;
IUUKII tallow , IVic.
1JONES In car lots weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.00&I4.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , Jlo.00fti2.00 ; jry
country , damp nnd meaty , per ton , JS.WifS.OO ,
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy. CS7o ; fine light ,
SO9o : quarter blood , IDfTlZc ; eeedy , burry nnd
chuffy. 8 0c : cotted and broken , coarne. 789cj
coded anil broken , fine , CIISc. Fle'ce waibed
Medium. UfflSc : fine , 14916c ; tub washed , 16O
8r : black. 8c ; bucki , 6q ; las locka. 2jf3c ; dead
culled , COtc.
COtc.STOCKS
STOCKS AM ) IIUNOS.
OiiertitloiiN In ScoiirKlfH Wore Quite
Ilcnvy Yt > Nt > riliiy.
NIJW YORK. Jan , 52. The operations In
stocks today , whllo largely of n professional
diameter , Included sonvj fair oulelde > buylnc for
European account , and to n less extent purchases
> y local commission houses. The volume of bu < -
nes was somewhat larger than that of the
ircvlous da ) * , with the Krealer part of the trad-
nt ; dlstrlbutiM luHwccn four Industrial tlockB
and tit. Paul and Wrttern Union , Tlio Ixmdon
cableu ii iurlti ] u tlecldedly morv cheerful condl-
lon of the public mind regarding the present
outlook , fo far na the relations With the Unltnl
italic nro concerneil , and higher prlccu for
Ami'rlcaru were fulloweil by large puicb.ihes In
hU market. Continued easy rales for call
noney In the street und predictions of freer of-
ferlngu of time money , together with lower
rut en far iterllng exeluintre , were .among the bull
factoi * . The IndUKtrlalB , ua usual , were mu-
ilpulutei ] under special Inllnence. The prlcea
ho\ul substantial Improvement over yentciday's
Inul eu\e \ . und In short order further Ktilns were
entablUhc-d of H to 14 per cent , the last In
Rock Inland. The International ktocks were am-
Hplcuous In ( ho upwurd movement. After the
lut lltteen minutes f buslneoa a reaction oc
curred In which , anlje. from Tobacco and West-
em Union , the ktiea revordeil wtie ctily iruc-
lonal. Tobacctr had otlvancrd U per cent , to 7l ! ,
mt vubteauenll ) ' broke lo J6U on liquidations nn I
ininineiluB by thu prufe sonal ! dealcra.Ve tem t-
em Union also , after an titrly fractional ud-
vunco , yielded a jv-ilnt on continued bear attack.
U t'.ie recemlcm the market quieted down , and
up to a latu hour there wera no speclul feature *
nvBentnl , uklde from the Indumrlals. aeneiul
Jlectrlo ruse 14 per cont. to Z7U. en revival
> f the rumor that n agreement had been t-t-
ectwl with the Westlngliouu * people. The Btwk
reacted 1 per cent on a denial of the rriHwts ,
> ut ub uiuenlly recovered H per cent of the
arly advance , Bugar gained IK per cent on ud-
la v Jlou gradta or fortlcn and do
me llo products. Chlcngo Ol ro * n frnctlor
nnd Inter droppsJ 1H per o nt on heor selllnc
prompted by the check encountered In the cnn
MlldMlon effort * . Subiequfntly exn-erlng o
ihviu CrtUfCd a full fnlly.
In th Inst ntleen mlnuln of business n spur
uf activity < lvcloi > l , nnd the twit flmrn ol
t.ie day , as n rule , were recorded. Rending nt
trncled attention cm account of nn sctlve In
nulry for the Block nd btindd nt sdvnnclnd
prlcn , which wn * nscrlbe < l to expectation of Im
portnnt developments Mt the meellns of 111
anthracite presidents nnd large deposits unde
the reorganization plan , The declarntlcn ( if :
5 per cent dividend on the flirt preferred Mox : ! <
of thp New York , ChlcflRO A 81. Louis rnllroful
cnu > ed nn ndvnnce of S > pr cent , while th
cxinmon nnd Zd preferred Blocks rose 1U I > *
ci'til nr.d 3 per cent rerpecllvely. Northwester !
failed to Improve particularly on nn Increase i4
JM7.940 In the gross enrnlnKS for December. On
the 'ither hnnd , St. Paul gained 1H per cent net
llurllngton Itt per cent nnd Rock Island U
per cent. The market closed strong. Rendlm
mciitwiRtt were the features of the ? bonJ mnrkc
In point of activity nnd ndvnnce. The nRureRnt
mien were Jl.WS.OW. The detUlnRn In. mining FC-
curttlcs were larger than u uil , renchlnK a tola
of 13OX ) shares , In which Phoenix ngureil fo
15.OX ) shares. The stock wns erratic , rntiRlng
Utwecn 8 to 12. nnd clewed nt thr > lower price.
The nvenlnB Post's London financial cable-
Krmn nj-s : There wns n quiet but dlstlncllj
letter tone to the stock markets today , du
to the inoru favornble ndvlces nbout Atnerlcnr
sentiment , In nnd out of congress. The repor
of the Times thnt Inrgc Institutions have np
piled largely for the new American loan nlrc
had n good effect. Americans , nfler buoyancy
closed under the best , Investment markets were
very etroiiK. Consols sold nl 107S. Home railway
nro ndvnnclnx to .record prices nnd speculatlor
In brisk. Record price * nnd the Fpeculntlvc
matkcls ore better , but there Is no public buy
Inff of Anicrlcnnn. The Pnrls bourse was IIrm
nnd more nctlve. llerlln was eiulet.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
todny :
The total salea of Blocks today were 13. > , C72
slmies , Includlnc : American Sugar , 12,200 ; Amer
ican Tbhnccu , 13,500 ; llurllngton , 5.100 ; ChlcaKO
Oas. 10,100 ; General Electric. 10,100 ; Louisville
& Nashville. 7.000 : Ilendlnff. 4,000 ; Rock Island ,
4COO ; St. Paul , 14,900 ; Leather preferred , U.400 ;
Western Union , 10,300.
NOTV York Money Market.
NDW YOniC , Jnn. 22. MONEY ON CALL
lOnsy at 3Sf4 per cent ; last loan , 3 per cent ;
closed , 3 per cent.
I'UIME MEHCANTIL13 I'APKU-608 per cent.
STERLING UXCHANGB-DulI nnd lower ,
with actual business In bankers' bills nt $ l.8Sir (
4.SO for demand and at SI.S7'-jT1.t > Ti for xlxty
dnj-s ; posted rates , J4.8SS4.S9 and J4.S9Viffi4.90 ;
commercial bills , t4.SC % ,
HAlt SILVHII-C7C.
HILVUIl CKRTtKICAABS E7ii@C7c.
OOVKHNMENT llONXJS Easier. Slate bonds ,
Innrtive. Itnllrond bonds , 'firm.
Closing quotations on bends were as follows :
Doiiton StocU ( luotntlnn * .
BOSTON. Jan. SB. Call loans. 03s D3r cent :
tlnio loans , 5-ji7 ! per cent. Closing prlsja for
Blocks , bondsanl : mining Btturji :
Sun FrmicUco Mlnliiur Unolatlonn.
SAN FHANCISCO , J.in. 22. The ofdclal
Quotations for mlntnjr to Jay wjrj ai fol
lows :
Silver bars. U7c. Mexioin dallvri. 8lHi33Xo. ;
Drafts , Mint , par : tcleirauo. ; : pir.
NCTT Yurie SlliiiiiB ( Inotiitloim.
NEW YO11K , Jan. a' ' . T.ia following arj lh
cloBlnit miningquotatloin ;
BAH SILVER 20Kd per ounce.
MONEY ! 4 per certt.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills nnd threu months' bills Is 1 1-10 per
cent.
KorrlKii Kliiaiu'liil AffulrM.
11ERLIN , Jnn , 22. Exchange on London , eight
duyx' sight , W murks 44 pfg.
PARIH. Jan. 22. 4 p. m. Three per cent
rentes , 102f iiVie for the account ; exchange on
xmdon , 25f t'2e for checks.
LONDON , Jan. 22. Clold Is quoted nt Kuenos
Ayr.H tmlny at 226.W ; Madrid. 17.62 ; Lisbon , 23 ;
Bt. PetertlmrK. CO ; Athens , 77 ; Rome , 10S.C2'i ;
Vienna , 103. The nmoum of bullion gone Into
h Hank of England on balance today was
40,000. .
Financial
BOSTON. Jan. 22. Clearings , 814,013,576 ; bal
ances , Jl.lSO.llC.
11ALT1MOR15. Jan. 22-CJearIngs , 12.401,353 ;
ialunee , { 479,017 ,
NEW YORK , Jan. 22.-Clearng | , Jf8,343,90S ;
balances , J4,079 , ! > GO.
PHILADELPHIA , Jan. 22-Clcarlngs , $15,9K-
11 ; balances , 81.3S2.752.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22. Clearings. 84,142.042 ; bal
ances , JC68.073. Money , J8 per cenl ; New York
exchange , We premium bid ; 75c nuked.
WASHINOTON , Jan. 22. Today's Htalement
of the condition of the lreii > ury hewn the fal-
owLigj Available cash balance , $178,081 , 2S6 ; gold
csen.- , 853,3S1(5 ,
CHICAaO , Jan. 22. Clearings , JI3.333.C70.
loney steady at C per ctnt for call loans luid
07 per cent for commercial paper ; New York
xchunge , par ; foreign exchange , steady ; tank-
ru' ( Ix > ndon ) Bterllng , 84.S9 > iti4.87 ! .
Ilry CooilH .MnrUft ,
NEW YORK , Jan. 2Z IlusliieKi wears a. quirt
appearance , but under the pretsure of very
nany buyer * . who i > laklnm were moderate
n quantity , the UKKregate Bales from new bust-
letu were fairly Urge , and inor * In Bight , with
ha cloao of eacli day , Printing- cloth * uro neg-
1 teil nnil very noFiri.W fit Sc , with some busl-
new ilolnc In odd ) ) * .
FA 1,1 j llivr.ll. M . , Jnn. 22-1'rlnt ct.itht
MM nt ! HP , but the fi-ort In not conflrmeil.
The Mien. If nny , .trrri lUht nl 2Uc , but the
nctiinl price nntl t > nMi < filr onler * .
.
BOSTON , Jnn. 22The Wool nnd Cotton Re
porter will cny lomortow of th * wool trnde
AlthniRh the wooleH MiArket has externally prc
rented n quiet n > p ct , ' > l7i- evidence of n Mron
undercurrent Is found "In the fact thnt over 7 ,
OOl.ona ibs. of wool llu'veen sold In the prenen
mnrkclB , n rood hnt .of which wns domestl
utorka. fiAlen In thJrorre | xindlnK period of 1S9
nmounted to G.W.O'M II * . The ftrennthtnlnK o
prices of forclg.TI > OB > tins nt length cam
monced lo divert nttnjtlon to Home domefll
lines , which hnv been rnlher slow of Inte , W
think we sec evidence of this In the Inrger rnl
of lerrltory nnd other -pvrts this we k. The Tnc
of the dlsposnl of mnrc wonl this week , whe
business generally Is bcoet with the grave nn
noynnces , not to KBV danger , to the cnrren
flnnnclnl condlllon , seems to us good prenumpt
Ive evidence thnt with the currency question
out of the way the wool nnd wnolen Indnstr
would be found to l > e In considerable beltc
condition than It wns n ycnr nro. The stnlls
tleal position of the stnpln Is ouch ns to rendc
a Icllcf In n good future value of wool &
hlchly rational one. The pales since Jnnuary 1
1WO , have nmounled to 23.458,000 Ibs. , ns ngnlns
17,605,050 In the corresponding period of 1K > 5.
LONDON , Jnn. 22. At the wool auction Mle
today 1.1,039 bales were offered , of which 700
wcro withdrawn. A good cntnlnRue nnd n fin
show of Krcixsy Victoria combings were offereil
which were largely taken by American buyem
The continent wns more active , nnd particularly
CJermnny nnd AUnce. It Is prolmbln thnt large
purchnses of ncoured merinos will be mnile fo
Rtisnln shortly. The American purchases todn }
amounted to 2,0i10 bales. Following nrc the pale
In detail ! New South Wnles. 3.2.14 bales ! scoured
Stl : Rrensy , . 9V4d. Queensland , 19 bales ; peoitred
1sli,4d01s4d ; grensy , 4UQOUO , Victoria , 4.7f >
bales ; scoured , Ildfls6d ; greasy , 7dTl3 ; U4d
Soulh Australia , 1,213 bales ! scoured. lldCTlnSiid
gri-nsy , 5 JIOd. New Xenlnnd , 849 bales : scoured
6iid 1s ; greasy. 7',4I10 d. Cnpc of Osod Hape
ttnd Nntnl , 1,019 bales ; scoured , SHdffls 3d
greasy , 4y4O7'd. _ _ ! _ _ _
St. I.oii IM Cciii-rnl Slnrkct.
BT. LOUIS. Jnn. FIXUU-Qiilet nnd llrm
' - ' > < Si CX'rix ' fnncy' 13-M@3-10 ! choice
WHEAT-StrcnKthencd Iccnlly on the report
thnl n large nmnunt of hnrd winter held here had
been ordered shipped by a southern mill. CnU'es
were stronger , but the market was unsettled for
futures during- the last hour , clnslnpr tfl'li *
nliove yesterday. Piwt bid higher on call ; No.
2 led , cash , B5c ; No. 2 hard , tOJic ; January ,
59 o : May. MVSc.
CORN Wns slronK with wheat , the close for
futures bolng 'iJJWc higher than yesterday. Spot
strong on call : No. 2 mixed , cash , 2SV1JT2SC ;
January. 2V)4c ) ; May. WSc : July. 27Hc.
OATS Quiet , but utronKcr. Spot nrm ; No. 3 ,
cn. h nnd Jnnunry , 18c : May , 20'Jc.
IlYI'Quleti No , 2 , offered at 37o on call , but
the cnly bid wns 35c.
CORN MEAIJl.Kmi.SO. .
BRAN Firm nt 44c for sacked , cast track.
FLAX SEED-Stcady. SCe.
POULTRY Market unchanged : turkeys. SUfi
c ; chickens , 6',4C7c ; ducks , 8'4fl9e ; geese , 6',4
( ff c.
TIMOTHY SEED J3.00W3.CO.
HAY Dull , quiet ; prairie , 87.00010.00 ; timothy ,
J9.OOR13.50 , this side. y
BUTTER Weak nnd declining ; creamery , 1S(5 ( >
22c : dairy. 11015c.
EOGS I wer. 12V4c.
AVHISKY 81.32.
LEAD Film : 82,50 bid.
SPELTER Falnblp. nt 83.73.
COTTON TIER 72c.
IIAGQINO 4f3c.
PROV'ISIONS Pork , lower ; standard mess ,
Jobblnff , old , J10.2 > ; new , 810.C2'.4. I-ard , lower ;
prime steam , 86.50 ; choice , J5.CO. Bacon , boxed
shoulders. J5.2714 : longs , J3.3714 ! ribs , $5.S7'.4i
shorts , JC. Dry salt menu , boxed shoulders ,
84.75 ; ribs. 85.50 ; fhorts. 85.75.
RECEIPTS Flour. 1,000 bbls. ; wheat , 13,000
bu. : corn , 45.000 bu. ; oats , 34.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 5.000 bbls. ; wheat , 19,000
bu. ; com. 15,000 bu. ; onts. 33.000 bu.
Coff ocr , .Market.
NEW YORK. Jnn. ' 22. COFFEE-Optlons
opened easy nt 1002D points decline under dls-
cournglnR European' ' cable news und larger re
ceipts nt Rio nnd Santos , with liberal local nnd
foreign offerings duitne the day , preventing nny
recovery ; closed quiet'at ) a net decline of 6If20
points : wiles. 11,250 , bags. Including : January ,
813.20@13.23 ; March.r,812..013.CO. ( Spot coffee.
Rio , dull ; No. 7. 810 ; . Cordova , $17.0:8.00 : ; pnles
late yesterday. 2,500 , IVIKS Santos , Ncs. 4 nnd
B , spot , , at Jlti.73 ; wqrehpiise deliveries from New
York yesterday , 9.C1C lings ; New Yprk slock
today , 200,179 bags ; .United States .stock , 333,599
bags ; nlloat for the ; United Slates , 201,0 * ) bags ;
total visible for the ; United States , 539,599 bags ,
nRalnst 528,422 bags last' year.
SANTOS , Jnn. 22. Quiet ; Rood average Santos.
813 ; receipts. 7,000 bafis' tock , 422.000 bags.
HAMBURG. Jan.22 : - < Dull : ' , i pfg. decline ;
sales , l.OOi ) bags. f
HAVRE Jim. 22. Cloiod quiet nt liffllf net
decline ; Fates. 19,000. . baHM
RIO DE JANEIRO , Jan. 22. Quiet ; No. 7 Rio.
J13.CO ; < exchnnRe , 91Jd ; rruelpts , 1,700 bags ; cleared
for the United States. S.OW bags ; for Europe ,
4,000 bags ; stock , 27J.,00 > l bags.
KANSAS
- ' - '
Bradea
' ' " "
J3c ; No 2'rcd 72c ; No. 3 red , "nominally. G5S > 70c ;
No. Z BprlnB. CO'ic ; No. 3 spring , D9c : rejccted-
nomlnally , 430500.
CORN Market hiRhcr ; No. 2 mixed. 23i ; T24'c ;
No. 2 white , nominally , 23 SG2lc.
OATS Scarce nnd very llrm : No. 2 mixed.
nominally. 17o ; No. 2 white , nominally. 17Jfl7',4c.
HAY Xlnrket steady ; timothy , J10.OOjJ12.00 ;
prairie. JC.OOiD7.00.
BUTTER Market steady.
EGGS Market very weak. 12',4e.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK , Jan.22. . COTTON Futures
closed quiet nnd steady ; sales , 131,700 bales ;
January. 87.92 ; February , 87.92 ; March , 87.99 ;
April. J8.03 ; June. 8S.11 ; July. 88.14 : August.
S8.14 ; September , J7.S4 ; October. $7.87 ; November ,
$7,71. Middling , 71ic. Net lecelpts , 9.120 bales ;
erosa recelptB , 1,942 bales ; exports to Great Brit
ain , 10.338 bales : to the continent , 1,833 bales ;
forwarded , 2.C23 bales ; pales , 3,103 bales , of which
289 Lnles weie spinners ; stock. 1KG.MG bales.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 22. COTTON Steady ; mid
dling , 713-lCo ; sales. 727 bales ; lecelpts , l.G.IS
bales ; shipments , 1.407 bales ; slock , 77,709 bales.
Market.
NEW YORK , Jnn. 22. SUGAR-Raw , strong ;
centrifugal , 90 test. Site. Refined , flrtn : No. C ,
4Hc : mould "A. " SUe ; standard "A , " 4Uc : con-
'ectioners' "A , " 4o ; cut loaf , 6c ; granulated ,
LONDON , Jan. 22. SUGAR Cane , llrm ; ccn-
trlfUKal , Java , 1334id ! ; Muscovado , fair refilling ,
Is 3d. Beet , nctlve nt the advance ; January ,
11s Cd ; February , 11s M. _
MlmiuiipoIU AVIiviit Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 22. WHEAT Strong ;
anuary , SO "Jo : May , tsic ; July , W51c : on truck ,
\o. 1 hard , 57c ; No. 1 northern , 5CHe ; No , 2
northern , f.Sc.
FIX3UR Higher ; first patents. 83.155J3.40 ; first
bakers. J2.60 ; export bakers , 82.00jf2.25.
I'c'orlu Market * .
PEORIA , J.nn. 22. CORN Steady ; now No. 2 ,
25',4c : No. 3 , 2Jc.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 white , 19c ; No. 3 white ,
17K 18c.
UYE Firm : No. 2 , 38c.
WHISKY Market steady nt $1.22.
'Frlnco WlitMit ( liiointloiiH.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnn. 22. WHEAT-StronB :
December , $1.10c ; May. $1.14',4c ; cleared. 81,743
centals. _ _
THE IIUALTV MAniCET.
NSTRUMENTS placed on record January 22 ,
1S05 :
WARUANTY DKRDS.
F I Ailams to Rny Nye. lot It and n
10 feet lot 13 , block 6 , 1st add to
South Omaha . $10,000
J H Day and wife to A 13 Cutter , w
32 feet lota 25 and 20 , block 3 , Slayno
Place . . . 1.300
W T Seaman nnd wife to Nelllo
Holmes , lot 11 , block 1 , Pruyn park 1
Byron Heed company to heirs of Hyron
Heed , undlv i lots 13 und 18 , bloc-lc
3 : lots 12 and 1C ; block 4 ; lot 1 ,
block G ; lots 5 and 8 , , block U ; lot 1 ,
block 8 , Drake's add . 2
Same to W M Cralu..lot 13 , block C ,
Drnko's add . . : . / ? . 1,800
Heirs of Byron KebdUo Byron Heed
company , undlv tt.'lotJ 2 , block 1 ; lots
3 , B and 11 , blocfc'iSjtlots 6. 8 , 12 , 15
nnd 17 , block 3 ; lotn 'T ' , 10 , 11 nnd 14 ,
block ; lot 17 , lilook. 6 ; lots 3 , 4 , 9 ,
10 , 13 and 1C , block 6 ; lota 0 , 12 , 13 and
18 , block 7 , Draho'.o ulld . 2
P J Karhach lo Clmclcs l\irner , lot 1 ,
block 1C9. Omaha . 43,07a
J II Conkllng and WlfcTto Allinn Sven-
Bon. lota 2 nnd Unblock 1 , Richmond
add . . , . . ' . XT. ? . . 1.000
J U Colliding : eti f.'lo Ellas Sven-
ron , lot 3 , Davehnjit's subdlv . 3.00
John O'Donohoo nnll'wlfo to M M
Fronzer.'n CO { kif , lot' 6 , block 1 ,
Henry & S'a odil ? . 12,000
5 M Covell nnd hti l > 'Wd ' to B B Wood ,
lots 1 to 4. blorlrW Covell's add to
Crelghton HelphtiJuA. . 2.COO .
V JI Clarke and vttfif to W R Clarko.
undlv li lots 8ttf and 14 , House !
.V H'y Buljillv . .Att p. . 1
W M Clarke and \v f to A M Clarke.
until v } 4 lot 3Wck 2 , Hnnscom
1'lucej lot 8 , CMfton Place ; lot 7 ,
block 1 , lot 3 , block 3. Hawthorne
IMucc : lot 2S. blocW 1 , Orchard Hill ;
nil lots C. t , 11 to .14 , House ! & S'
Bubdlv ; lots 28 , 29 arid 31 , Cain Place ;
w CO feet of e 350 feet lot 1C , Burl-
lett'a add . IM , . C.OOO
QUIT CLAIM PR13DS.
I M Ifnrnmn to B I < Hnrmon , lot 5 ,
block 233 , Omaha , and strip adjoining 1
13 'W Gannett to K R Gannett , undlv ' ,4
of n i'i fppt lot 11. block 11 , K V Smith's
add ; undlv V4 of 8 > 4 lot 11 , Nelson's
add : undlv % of all Furnain " Heights. 1
State of Nebraska to E t , Evans , w Vt
inv 10-10-10 . . . . . CGO
Inster In chancery to Northern Coun
ties Investment trust , lot 2. part lot
1 , block 249 > A OnmhOj and part of
Market street . . . . . . . . , . . 6,700
Special mauler to B r > Schaley , w V4
lot 2 , block 223. Omaha . 1,325
Same to K P Morton , 38x81 feet ad
joining west Bide- lot 4 , block 2C3 ,
Omaha . 1.475
Same to A K Cutter , w 22 feet lota 25
and 2C , block 3 , Maync Place. , . , . , . 1,410
Total amount of transfers . { 91,793
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattlo Eccoipta Liberal but Very Few
Oem Pod Steers Among Them ,
BUYERS ASKED A SLIGHT CONCESSION
After n Strndy lllne.ftir 11 "VVrck nnd
iv Half How * llrokc friiiii 5 < i >
* " * '
IO Cenld llcinnnil"fliiiiilirt
thnt 1'rlue.
WEDNESDAY , Jnn. 22.
necclpts for the days Indicated arc :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen. Horses.
January 22 2R > 0 B.1S7 B2S 11
January 21. , 1,901 6,335 231 25
January 20 1,303 1,229 410
January 18. . . 1,349 3.H5 . . . .
January 17 2.1CS 3,739 $67
January 16 1,112 B.079 1,121 09
January IB 1 , I9 4,036 727
January 14. . i.soa 3.802 SM
DAY'S DISPOSITION.
The disposition of the day's offerings of
Ilvo stock wag ns follows , each buyer pur
chasing the number of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hops. Phcep.
Omaha Packing Co , . . . . 20 1,130 . . . . .
n. II. Hammond ( Jo. Mr 1,406
Swift and Company. . 525 743 629
Cudnhy Parking Co. 275 2,110
llenton & Underwood 78
II. Hecker < fe Degan 152
Hamilton & Stephens. . . 3
Vnnsant & Co [ S
.T. I , . Carey 120
lircker Hros ' . . ( ! 4 , .
Chicago P. & P. Co . . . . . . 203
Shippers nnd feeders . . . . 533
Left over 200 230
'
Totals 2SO ! 5.039 C29
CATTLE The receipts of cattle were
liberal , over 100 loadu lining on sale. The
bulk , consisted of butcher stock , feeders
and stock cattle.
Corn fed steers suitable for the dressed
bacf trade were In light supply , but ad
vices from other markets were not en
couraging , nnd the market was caster In
spite of the fact thnt omy a lew cattle
were offered for sale. The buyers took what
cattle there were , and though the trade was
not active , nbout everything wns void In
good season. The most of the cattle were
only common to fnlr. but there were n few
of the best seen hero In some time , and ns
high ns $1.20 wns paid for them.
There were nbout twenty-live lends of
cows nnd heifers on sale , the offerings of
thnt kind of cattle being a little moro lib
eral than on n good many days of latu.
The market was Inclined to be slow at n
decline of about lOc , and the whole fore
noon was consumed In effecting n clearance.
The demand wns good , but salesmen wire
slow to make the concession which buyers
thought they were entitled to , In view of the
decline at other points.
Stockcrs nnd feeders were In larger sup
ply than usual nnd as the demand wns
only fair the market broke B'fflOc. Not only
were feeders lower , but the light stackers ,
which have been selling at such strong
prices all along , also felt the slump In
values. The fact Is cattle of that descrip
tion have been coming In n little too fast
for the demand during the past few days.
Representative sales :
BEEP STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. Nn. Av. Pr.
" MO S3 00 1..1240 (3 r,0 , 20..1195 MCO
l" SID 3 00 23..1135 3 M 14. . . .103.1 SCO
1..1300 3 15 8..1193 3'BO 1..1220 3
1..U.S' ' ) 325 29..IOCS 3 B..1100 3s r,5
3..1000 3 23 20..1233 3 TO 27..1SC3 3 C5
1..1170 3 33 23..1175 3 M 3..13S3 3 70
4..1093 3 33 4..11S5 3 M 40..12113 3 75
1..1000 3 33 13..1233 3B5 20..1215 3 73
20. . . . Sitt 3 49 I2..122J 3 GO 5..1332 3 S3
7. . . . SI2 3 40 3 GO 17..1177 4 20
20..1270 3 45 3. . . . OS2 3 GO
COWS.
1. . . . G73 1 00 4..1012 2 30 1. . . . 039 2 CO
1. . . . 740 1 23 S..1138 230 2..1 : 2 05
1. . . . Slit ) 1 CO 2. . . . 970 230 2..1140 2 C5
l > . : . 82) 1 75 l.i..1030 2 35 1..1230 2 05
i ; . . . S90 1 75 2..10JO 2 33 3..11S.1 2 C3
2. ' . . 103) 2..1150 2 35 1. . EGO 2 03
c. . . ssa- 1 S3 1..1HO 2 35 3. . SW 2 C5
2. . . 849 1 110 2..1035 2 33 1. . . .1I90 2 05
1. . . 910 1 90 G. . . . 962 2 33 1. . . .1050 2 C ,
2. . S60 1-90 D.991 233 C. . . .inso 2 C3
1. . 200 S..1023 2 35 1. . . .12SO 2C3
.1015 2 00 2..11X1 235 ! * . .1273 2 70
2 00 C. . , . 9CC 2 40 3. . . .124S 270
11. . 922 2 00 14..1003 240 2..1115 2 70
SO. , 2 ( V ) 3. . . . 96C 2 40 6..HOG 2 70
1. . . . SOU " 2 00 2..1030 2 40 7..I.10S1 273
l.U.IOOO" 2-00- rlG..7. ; 9.18 i2 40 'I./.1310 2 75
1..10.10 ' 2 M 7. . . . 9S4 2 40 1C. . . . 961 273
3. . . . 866 2 00 6..1111 2 40 IS..1002 2 75
1. . . . 850 2 00 1..10.10 245 1..12SO
1..10G4 200 3..1200 245 1..KSO 2 73
1. . . . SOO 2 00 9..1C6I 2 43 G..1241 2 75
1. . . . 950 2 00 23..1100 2 43 8. . . . 903 273
2. . . . 9CO 2 W 1..1110 2 73
1..1030 2 00 3..11 % 2 4.1 o. . . . 981 275
1..I010 2 10 1..10GO 2 CO S. .1023 280
S93 2 10 1. . . .1170 2 GO 4. . .1032 2 SO.
.1090 2 10 2. . . .1140 2 BO 1. . 920 2 SO
.1000 2 10 1. . . . 980 2 BO 1..1100 2 SO
9C4 2 15 " " 2 B 17..10S3 285
l.,1030 2 15 8""l092 2 CO 8. . . .1013 2 85
2..JOS. , 2 15 2..1100 2 r.O 1..12AO 285
1..10SO 2 15 1..1020 2 r.O lli..1091 290
2..1010 2 20 4..1100 2 M 4. .1132 2 !
1..11CO 220 15..I03r 2 CO 4.C. . . 995 295
1..1HO 220 12. . . . % 0 2 HO 1. .1150 2 95
5..1006 1..11HO 2 BO 13. 9 > >
4. . . . 957 2 23 1..11SO 2 CO II. . . SS9 295
1..1090 2 23 1..1170 2 M 7. . .1114 3 W
1..10.10 2 25 27..1037 2 55 1. . .1210 3 00
. SDO 2 25 C..121.1 2 .M 3. . . 9SO 3 00
. 9CO 2 23 7..1145 2 S5 1C. . . . tr.l 3 10
.1030 223 7. . . . 9SI 2 CO 1..1370 3 10
.1012 2 23 4..116.1 2 CO 1 . . .ioso 3 :
2..1103 225 10. . . . 985 2 CO 1..1150 3 2.1
1. . . . 900 13. . . . 7SO 2 63 3. . . . 970 3 23
3..11CO 12. . . . S3G 2 CO 1..1140 3 35
HEIFERS.
1. . . ceo 1 CO 2. . . . 833 3 CO 1. . . . SCO 2J.5
1. . . coo 200 4. . . . C72 2 CO 1. . . . 9.V ) 2 85
1. . . C40 223 1. . . . CCO 2 CO 1. . . . G10 2 90
1. . . 400 2 M 1. . . . CIO 2C3 12..1157 2 tO
I. . . KO 230 C. . . . 9S6 2 GO 1. . . . 420 3 00
1. . . . 4 CO 233 1. . . . C90 2 GO 2. . . . 975 300
7. , . . 842 2 49 3. . . . CCO 2 CO 2. . . . 775 303
1. . . . 930 2 40 3. . . . GCG 20) ) 9. . . . 792 3 10
4. . . . 732 2 40 3. . . . C93 2 C5 2..1230 3 15
I. . . . BOO 2 43 2. . . . Cl)0 2 66 1..1100 3 33
7. . . , tS3 250 2..1123 z ; 1. . . . 920 3 35
4. . . . C02 2 M G. . . . 998 2 75 1..1G20 3 CO
0. . . . 4S7 2 CO
HULLS.
1..1330 2 00 1..1D70 2 r 1..1270 2 C5
1. . . . CIO 201 1..1320 2 35 1..1070 205
2. . . . 900 2 15 1..12M 235 1. . . . 9CO 2G5
1..1C10 215 1..1410 2 35 2..1125 2 0.1
3..1246 2 15 1..1.W 2 10 1. . . , 000 2C5
C..14.V ) 215 1..13M 2 tO 1..1020 2 70
1..1224 2 23 1..1S20 2 40 1..1340
1. . . . 910 2 23 1..1070 2 45 1..1100 275
1..1100 223 2..12(6 ( 2 CO 1..13GO 275
1. . . . 740 2 25- 1..1030 2 CO 1..1520 2 SO
1..1470 2 23 1. . . . G30 2 W 1..10SO 290
1..1521 280 1. . . . 630 2 CO 1..1300 2 90
1..1C70 230 1..1D80 2 CO 2..1MO 299
1..1330 230 1. . . . BuO 2 CO 1..1E30 290
1..1430 2 33 3..1CGG 3C3 1..1C30 300
STAGS.
I. . . . 940 2 40 1..11M 2 75 19..1303 3 S3
1..1330 2 CO 3..119S 275 1..14AO 3 35
1..11W 270 2. . . . CM 3 00 8..1267 SCO
1..1130 2 70 1..1290 323
CALVES.
1. . . , 360 2 23 1. . . . ICO 275 C. . . . 370 3 25
1. , , , 2SO 2 40 7. . . . 384 275 1. . . . M 3 CO
1 , , , . 370 2 40 1. , . . 220 2 75 1 , , , . ICO 3 CO
1. . . , SOO 2 40 1. , . , 220 275 1. . . . SW 4 00
1. , , . 230 2 BO 4. . . . SAO 275 1. . . . 110 4 CO
1 , . . . 300 2 BO 3. . , . 173 3 00 1. . . . 110 4 CO
1 , , , . 3UO 3 00 1. . . . SCO 3M 1. . , . 150 r oo
1. . . . 310 2 75 1. . . . SCO 3 10 1. , . . 110 coo
1. , . . 200 275 3. . . . 183 3 U 1. . . . 1GO B 23
8TOCKEIIS AND FKEDEIIS.
1. , , , 410 2 CO 21) . . . . C12 323 15. , . . 7W 340
, GOO 2 CO 3. . , . 915 325 3. . , . C 3 40
, , . BBO 2 CO Z. " . , , SM 3 25 8. , , . C27 3 40
1. , . , 860 373 14 , . , . C15 3 30 12. , . . 490 3 40
2 , . . . G 3 2 75 4. . . . C85 3DO 2. , . . 435 3 40
1 , . . . 920 2 SO 4. . . 42 > 2 SO 450 3 40
2. , . , 420 2 90 17. . . Ml 335 ] . . , . SO ) 3 45
G. . . . CSS 290 1. , .1120 335 0. . , . 821 3 45
1. . . . C3 > 2 90 22. . . . SI5 SS5 13 , , , , 91G 3 45
3. . . . 102.1 . 300 4 , . . . C35 335 1. , , . 430 3 43
1. , . . G20 300 3..931 3 33 CO. . . . 410 3 45
15.i , , 854 300 18. . . . CM 3 33 11. . , , C24 3 45
3. , . . S3G 300 3. . . , 41S 3 Ki 1. . , , 710 3 43
3 , . , . COG 3 00 17..1101 3 35 28 , . . . 74G 3 CO
1. , , . COO 305 1. . . , G60 3 49 10,1000 3 CO
1 , . . . C70 3 10 22.,1050 3 40 ] . . . , 410 3 BO
23. , . , CIO 3 10 2..1010 3 40 2. , , . 403 M
1. . . 780 3 10 9. . . . 757 3 40 1..1070 3 CO
1..1020 320 9 , . . , C27 3 40 G , . . . 802 3 BO
3 , , . . 91G 3 3T 2t.,1077 3 40 7. . . . EM SCO
11 , , , . G9T 3 20 13.1073 340 4. . . , S42 3 CO
790 3 23 17. , . . COS 340 9 , , , . 991 365
28. , . . 7C5 3 23 13.1122 3 40 9. , . . 823 365
0. . . . C0 3 23
WESTERNS.
NEVADA.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
1 cow 1070 12 23 10 nicer * 131S | 3 SO
2(1 CUWB 1076 2 IS 11 atecTB 1071 3 35
J cows 1027 2 85
W. II. Whltmore ,
3 cows 1110 2 00 4G CUWB 1075 2 75
1 bull 1300 2 15
COLORADO.
0 feeders. . . . OS3 3 CO
D , T. Catllc Co.
7 bulls.1385 200 1 HlnK 920 2 CO
1 GOWK , . . , . . , M. ) 200 2 alt-era 1160 325
25 cows 1020 2 60
60IDAHO.
IDAHO.
2 stags 019 2 40 3 feeders , , , . SCO 2 M
9 cown 9C7 2 45 C2 feeders , . . . 'M 3 35
HOOK After having advanced etcadlly during
lie i > a t week anil u half , the market received
Is flnt setback today , Blnce Monday of la t
eek. The IIOK market lius advanced at an
nunually rapid lute , values having appreciated
ully 60o per 199 In the | > a t seven market
ay > , and It wan only natural to eip'.tt name
faction. It caiuo tulay. and WUB felt nt all
lie marketa In the country , Omaha holding up
ully as well an any other market.
The buyer * Blurted out thla moraine bidding
irlcea that were about 10o lower In mo t caie ,
mt there wan not very much trudlnir on tliul
a l . The tuyere gra4ually rnlwil ( heir hand * .
and at the close the market wai only aU > ul
Co lower than yenteiday. On an averugo llio
market wa0 a ble Bo lower. The bulk nt the
alcB wa at 13.90 , B agulnit 13.95 ywterday ,
1th qulto a , prlnkllnir at 13.H2V4 and (3.95 , but
ho proportion at the latter ( Jjrures waa not 9
. . .392 . . . 3 S2'.i
HHKIir Tin- market wan slow nnil wonlt , o\v-
ng to the unfnvnrnbln condition of eastern mar
kets. Itcprcscntntlvo enlcs !
No. Av. Pr. .
G nntlvn lambs 91 } 3 CO
C23 rmtlvo himbti , , C2 3 SO
CHICAGO MVH STOCK.
Very Orillnnry UrtM > li | < N Sent Prices
Do'wn ii Fraction.
C1IICAOO , Jnn. 22. It docs not take n very
larRe number of entile to ecnil pilcrs ilown at
thu present time , and prices for heavy steers
\voro off from tic to lOo today on very oidlnary
receipts. Light and medium weie wauled at
steady prices. Not many cattle were KOCH ! enough
to sell as HlRh as $ I.M. and the bulk of the
steers sold at from J3.75 to (4.40 , very Rood sprint ;
nnd expert cattle going for from J4.10 to H.30.
Cows nnd heifers were In g'ood demand at from
M.90 to J3. with fat heifers ( Inn nt from J3.S.1 to
J3.75. Stocki-ra nnd feeders were firm , nnd ( hero
wns n fall' 'demand nt from f2.73 to I3.SD. Texas
fed ealtlc were rather nunierous mid lOc lower ,
with n fair demand nt from J3 to JI.19.
Koir the Hist tlmo this week the receipts of
hojrs were of fnlr proportions , nnd there wns
n iracll n from the recent upward movement ,
prices nvcniRlnff TKJ lower. Common to cliolca
droves told at from J3.90 tct 5.1S , and a few-
fancy butcher welKhts brought { 1.2) , the top
Iirleo beln ; ; 2 5 below the highest prlco n year
ago. The.ro wns n very Rood demnnd from Chl-
caBo'p.ickers nt the decline. The supply Included
a InrKor proportion of heavy hres than usual ,
sales of which were slow.
In sheep there wns n much larger run than
usual , and ns the demnnd wns again qilUu motl-
orntp , prices averaged 10c lower for the genernl
lun. Sales were en n lmsfof ! from $2.50 to $3.73
for common to choice mit'lvcs. Western sheep
were In demand nt from $ J.2Vto 13.05 , nnd com-
nvn to choice lambs were wanted nt from J3.V5
to S4.T3.
Receipts : Cattle , 15,000 head ; hess , 30.090 hcafl ;
sheep , 10,000 head.
KniiMiN City I.lve Slock.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 22. CATTLI2 Uecclpts ,
C.200 head : shipments. 22.4VKV licnili market
sternly ; Texas cows , Jl.753'2.73 ; be f steers , $3.25
n4.25 ; nntlve cows , Jl.MfJ3. : . ' ; slockcrs nnd feed
ers. J2.50P3.75 ; bulls , ll.75 3.00.
HOGS lU-celpIs , 14.300 head : shipments , 3.COO
head : market GtfflSc lower ; slow ; bulk of Fales.
J3.7503.90 : heavies. J3.40ff3.90 : packers , JS.SO ®
3.97' < . ; mixed , J3.75g3.S2i ( , : lights , $3.SOff3.93 ;
Yorkers. J3.MS3.S3 ; plffs , J3.MfflJ.S3.
SHKEP nccclpts , 4.D09 head ; shipments , none ;
market steady but slow ; lambs , { I.09B1.30 ; mut
tons , J2.SOff3.73. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. LoiilM I/lvc Sloclv.
ST. IXDUIS , Jan. 22. CATTLK-Slow ; native
beeves , J3.25f4.75j cows and heifers , t2.0033.59 ;
Texas steers , 52.50ff4.10 for grass nnd fed ; cows ,
Jl.SiJST3.00.
HOOR nccclpts , 8,009 head ; market DOlOo
lower ; lieavy. { 3.90ffl4.13 ; mixed , J3.75ffl.10 ; light ,
J3.80S4.10.
811I3RI' RecelptB , 1,200 head ; market weak ;
nntlve , J2.SOS3.W ; southern , j.23 f3.M.
Jivrr Vorli J.lvc Stock.
NKYV YOHK. Jan. 22. DRHVUS-necelpts ,
2,469 head. European cubles qu tc American
steers nt 9010C , drissed weight ; refrigerator
bwf nt S(89c. (
KHKEP AND LAMBS necelpls , 12,913 hcml ;
sheep , common to prime , J2.5033.CO ; lambs , com
mon to choice , Jl.OOffi'.iri.
HOGS Receipts , 19,807 head ; firm nt J4.M04.CO.
Stock In Sight.
Record of receipts at the four principal mar
kets for Wednesday , Jununry 22 ;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Fouth Omaha 2.C99 0.4S4 523
Chicago 15.000 30,009 IC.OiH )
Kansas City C.209 14.300 4,909
St. Louis 2,000 8,099 1,209
Totals 23,830 57.784 22.C23
I/lvcrpooI Mnrkc < n.
LIVnnPOOL , Jan. 22. WHEAT Spot , steady :
demand poor ; No , 2 red winter , SH CJ ; No. 2
red tprlng- , stocks cxhnustcd ; No. 1 hard. Man
itoba , 5s 5H < li No , 1 California , 5s 7d. Futureu
opened llrm nt unchnnged prices ; closed mm
with April 'id higher nnd other months % d
higher ; buslnefs about equally distributed ; Jan
uary. 5s C'4d ; February , 5x CHd ; March , Ca 7d ;
April , Ca 7d ; May , 5s 7id ! ; June , Oa 7d ,
COIIN Spot , American mixed new , Ss 2d.
Futures o ] > Ancd dull nt unchanged prices , clos l
steady with April ! Sd lower nnd other months
unchanged from yesterday's closing prices ; busi
ness heaviest on middle positions ; January , 3s
2J4d ; Februaiy , 3s 2l4d ; March , 3 2iiid ; April ,
3s 2Vld ; May , 3a 2Ud ; June , 3e 25iil.
FLOUR Klnn ; demnnd poor nnd freely sup
plied ; St. Louis winter , 7s 3d.
PROVISIONS Ilncon , o.ulet ; demand poor ;
Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs , , lln Cd ; short rlts ,
23 llw. , 29s Cd ; lonB clear , light , 39 to 49 Ibs. ,
28s Cd ; long clear , heavy , 27s CJ ; short clear
middles , heavy , C5 Ibs. , 27s M ; short clear backs ,
light , IS Ibs. , 23s ; clear bellies , 14 ( o 1C Ihx. ,
31s Cd ; shoulders , Kiimre. 12 to IS Ibs. , Zla Cd ;
hams , short cut , 42 Cd. Tallow , fine North
American , 21s. llecf , extra India mess , 75s ;
prime mess , 6fc 9d. Pork , prime meas. fine
western , 63s 9d ; prime mess , medium , 47s Cd.
l.urd , iiulet ; prlino western , 29s 3d ; refined , 33s
Cd.
Cd.IlllTTER Finest United Stntes , 93s ; goad , COs.
OILS Turpentine spirits , 21s ; rosin , common ,
4s 9d ; cottonseed oil , Liverpool , refined , 173 Gil ;
llo ecl oil , 20s ; petroleum , refined , 8s.
HKFIUaEHATOH BEEF Forcqunrtcr , 3'td ;
trlndquarter , 6d.
IILEACIIING I'OWDER llardwooil , f , o. b. ,
Llveri' ' > ol , 7.
HOI'S At I ondon ( I'ncinc coast ) , (2 Cs.
Peel I into I'roBeeiKc IClriiimc.
SAN FUANCISCO , Jan. 22. The Btcamcr
Coptic today brought IHtlo news from Honolulu
lulu , whence she sailed on January 15. Carl
Klemnie , exiled for pnrtlclpntlni ; In the liiHt
tiprlslntr , who wa nrrested for relurnlnp ; to
that country without permlHslon from the
( government , will not OQ nroHeoiitccl. The
election for senator on the llalaml of Hawaii
resulted In a tie vote , Holeteln , who ran
against VOUIIK , will conlt'Ht , claiming nn Il
legal count. The matter comes up before the
supreme court tomorrow.
( Mjr mama nod Wool Boap ) ( I Hltb mme bad
WOOLENSv\\\ \ \ \ shrink If
WOOL SOAP
_ , . ! u dln the Uundrr ,
Wool Koap U delicate and ref rettiluii for bath r.i-'r-
cosor vii b lc [ ' n > er , U.uualarat vvurdeulcv.
rUwortb , Sonodde t Co. , MtKen. Chlcaet ,
' 'B t
* dway s
r k > | ! /
Pills
Cure
Sick Headache ,
Biliousness ,
Constipation ,
PilesAND
-AND-
All Liver Disorders.
JIA iiir < 43'.S 1'IJl.S tre jmolr vcvctatitn.
mild and reliable. Cnuso ucrtect digestion ,
complete absorption nnd lie.ilthful regularity
SO cts n bor. At DmcKislsorby tnall , Hook
otndvlcu" ftooty mull
u AD WAY & co. ,
t' . O. UojcMD , Now York
fV'-ASTINa DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER
" fully bccnttso they weaken yon i/loivly.srixdu
ally. Do not allow this wt.sto ( it body to mala
yoHr.poorfli\lby , . .
and visor Is for you whether yon lie llcli or pool
The ( treat lludyrtn U to be had only from the Hud
BOM Medical Institute. TJiIi nomlcrtul ilhcovcrj
was nindo by the specialist * of the old famous Hud
son MctllcM Instltntc. It U tlia strungeKt and inert
powerful vltnllttr mntlc > . It Is so powerful thnt I
Is simply wonderful how harmless It Is. You cot
get It from nowhere hut fruni the Ittidson Medici )
Institute.Vrlt ( - for clrcnlarB nnd testimonials.
Tills cxtrnordlnury llcjiivcnator la the mo *
( vomierful discovery of the nt'e. It has been en
Joreed by the landing scientific men of Europe 014
America.
IIVltVAX Is purely vccetoblc.
IIVIIYAX stops prrnmtnrcness of the ills
ehargo In twenty days. Cures LOST 2\k\JV. \
IlOun , conttlimtlon , dizziness , fulling scnsauom )
nervous tv.Hchlns of the eyes nnd other parts.
Strengthens , Invlgoriites ind tones the cnlln
lystcni. Jt Is ns cheap as nny other remedy.
nVI > YAX cures debility , nervousness , cml
tlons , nnd develops and restores weak organj
Tains in the bnck , losses by day or night stoppoj
quickly. Over 2,000 private Indorsements.
I'renmtnreneaa means Impatenry In the firs )
Btncc. It ! s a symptom of liemlnal weakness at4
bar-cnncss. U can bo stopped hi twenty days b\
the use of Hudyan. Hudyan cos.s no more thai
any other remedy
Send for circulars and testimonials.
TAIXTKD JJrXXJH-lrnpuro blood duo
serious prlvntn dlcordcrs carries myriads of sera
producing gerr.is. Then comrssorotliront.plmplci
copper colored spots , ulccra In mouth , old sores oN
'ailing hair. You cnn save n trip to Hot 8prlnc M
rrltlncfor 'Blood nook' to the old physicians of IH
HUDSON nilCDICAL INSTITUTE ,
SocUlon. Sfnrkct nr.d
a " rnAjfciisco. CAIM
Ily piircliiinlnii' Kooiln muilc lit the fol
lowing JVcltriiHliit fiiclorlt'N. If you
fa 111101 flml vrlmt you trmit coiiuuniil ;
cnte ivlth < < ic iniiiiiifiiclitrrrH n ( o
ivlint < 1 en lorn Iniitillc their
HAGS , I1LULAI' AND TWINE.
1JEMIS OAIAIIA HAG CO.
Manufacturer * of all kinds of cotton and bur
lap bags , cotton Hour eackB nnd twins a spec
ialty. GH-C15-G18 S. llth St.
IIHUWHHIHS.
OMAHA IIRHWING ASS'N.
Car load shipments made In our own refrlc-
f rat or cars. Dlue Ribbon , Elite Export. Vienna.
Export , and Family Export , delivered to all part *
of city. _
COFFEE , SPICES , IIAICJNG I'OWDEH.
"CONSOLID ATHD COFFEE * CO"
Coffee Roasters , Spice Grinders , Manufacturers
German lallne : Powder and Oermnn Dry Hop
Yea t. 1414 and 1416 Ilsrney St. . Omalia , Neb.
SF. GILMAN.
Manufacturer of Gold Medal Flour.
C. K. Dlack. ManaKtr. Omah * .
1HAVdHICS. .
I ) AVIS & CO WG I LLI UON WORKS
Manufacturers nnd Jobbers of Machinery.
General repairing a xpeclalty. 1D01 , 1503 and 100ft
Jackson street , Omaha , Neb. _
INDUSTRIAL ! * IRON WOKS
Manufacturing end Itepalilng of all Jclnds ot
machinery , engines , pumps , elevators , printing :
presses , hangers , ilmftlng and couplings 1400 and
HOS Howard rft. , Omaha.
PAXTON& VIEIILING IRON W'RKS
Manufacturers of Architectural Iron Work.
General Foundry. Machine nnd Illackmnlth Work.
Unglnecm and Contrueton for Kho Proof
llulldlngs. onice und works ; U , P. Ry. and
So. 17th street , Omaha.
NIGHT WATCH , PIKE SERVICE.
"AMERICAN DISTRICT"I'ELE.
GRAIMI.
The only peifect protection to property. Examine
It , llest thine on earth , Reduces Insurance
rotes. 1301 Douglan St.
SHI I IT FA CTOH IE .
j. II.EVANS-NE'URASKA SHIRT
COMPANY.
ICxcluslve custom shirt tallo ; * . : 15 Farnam.
IHIY OUII'1'1,1 ; CItEEIC
Cold Stocks and Properties
Hiiro anil Hafo Iiivi-Ndui'iiix for
IiiirKu mill Hinall InvoNlorM.
Wrlto uu for full Information. Htatl tlc ,
maps , etc. , furnished free ,
Tliu .llcehfiii InvfHliii'l Co. CIilcaKO , 111
_ L. U. KNIiliLAND , Manager.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 103'J. Onialia , Neb ,
COMMISSION
GRAIN- , I PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
lllti Hoard of Trade.
Direct vu'cn ta Chicago and New York.
John A. Wurren & Co.
Our Free Letter
Reviewing the grain and ilock jinrketi. will b
tent you dally on requeit. In Hit hop of deierv-
ln part of your builnen. Orders ollilt J for
ruh or on three to five point m rcln *
J , R. WILLARD & CO
il < mbe Clilcego lie/aid of TiaJe. New York
Produce Exchange. New York Con > . Utoclc lix-
chanfe. 17 Hoard Trade , Chloa o. 44 Drgadway ,
N w York. " *
CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD STOCK
Bought and sold on commission. Mccheu *
Invcutmeot Co. , Colorado Bprlne ,