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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1896)
COMMERCIAL AND FISANCIAI Wheat Wag the Center of Attractiou Throughout the Ssssion. THAT CEREAL OPENED VERY NERVOUS UnKllnh Cnlilcx Were mill Tin-re AVore SlrotiK Cnn- Iliirnlnl Market * tilth flniiil OtitNlilc lliijlnu ; . C1UCAQO , Jnn. 10. Whc.il was the ecu tcr of attraction today nnd WHS bolllm liot nil through the session. Ucnrs ngnli had decidedly the worst of the struggle wheat closing about l'ic higher tlmn yen terdny's close. Corn nnd oats cnch gnlnei ' /tc. 1'rovlslonn weio wcnkor , pork , ' lari nnd ilbg closing 214c lower. Wheat wns very nervous. The early KMj , ' Huh cables were higher nnd there wcr Htrong continental market ! ) with good out side buying , which Btnrtcd shorts to covet' Ing , nnd there was an curly bulge to C."H nfter having Fold to GH4e. Hut when th most picsslng orders wore filled thrru wn n halt In the demand , which Blurted som realizing nnd short Helling nnd the weiik ness wns cvldtntly helped along by man Initiation In the Interest of some of the bib operators nnd the price \\cnt to Cl'lc. Th market turned nt this | xjlnt , when some a the big sellers early bcgnn to cover , nnt the miirkct ntnrtcd upwatd. The news , too turned bullish , while the interest Increase ! and developed Intu excitement , under whlcl there was n rally of ncnrly llic from tht low point. Thcto hud been n con ldcriihlt short Interest ctcattd during the first lion or two find In tinru h to cover which fol lowed the price went up to neatly Clio. Mln iicapolls wired that ti considerable quantity of wheat had been taken thcro for protnp rail shipment to Huston nnd ultimately for export. California \\lred that her stocks had been reduced 1,000,000 bu. during the last two WFPkH. The mills ntu htnrtliiff up nt MinnenpollH nnd the Hour Kilos this wee ) were reported at Slo , ( ,0 bbhi. A close cnl culntlon was sold to .show that tin : mills were using ISO cars of wheat a day um When nil were slat led , ns they would bo next week , \vlll require 2W ems n day , leav ing very little of current lecelpts for the Kcnornl trnili * . Muny of the big leaden turned active buyetsus the Henslon ndvnnrei nnd there WIIB little whent for sale. May opened about c higher at CHio. olil nt ClVic , then to from C/Oic to f.fic and at nooi was Cc. The market wns nervously strong during the last hour and Stay sold up t < GGc , finally cloclng nt CTOic. Ttndlng al day wns extremely heavy. Corn was modeiately active and fltm , bu the greater pirt : of the strength could lie traced to the ndvnnco In what. May , whlel closed yesterday at 30'&c bid. opened this morning at from "O'/ic to 30c , drnppci back to SO'ic , ro e again to from .toftc to 30'/4c ' nnd cloyed nt from SO'ic to IW\c. The market for ontu was quiet nnd the feeling firmer , following the strength li wheat , nnd at the clo e a Blight gnm was noticed. May opened ' ,60. higher nt 21'/Jc Fold down to 21c. advanced to Sl-'Hic nni closed nt from 21'ic to 21ic. The provls 0:1 : market wn ? dull and Incllnei to be weak , but the strength of wheat lifted the price n little near the ela.su nnd lefl only n fractional decline an the net icmtll of the day's business. May polk opened 2VjO higher , sold off to J10 fU nnd closed nt from J10.B7V4 to $10.1.0. . May lard opened 2Hc up nt K.92V.I nnd closed at JT .S > 7',4. May ribs opened unclmngcd at fr .37'J , closing at jr > " 5. Estimates for Fridays Wheat , 75 cms ; corn. 415 cats ; oats , 130 cats ; Jiogs , 17XX ( head. The leading futures ranged as follows : Cahh quotations were ns follows : FI.OUU Klrm : winter patents , M.WW-I.UU ; BtrnlRhlH , J..OOifS.SS ; spring patents. J3.10O3.20 : BprhiK stmlKhlH , J2.4i ) < S2.73 ; baker * . $2.10T2.35. WIHSAT No. 2 sprlnjC3UBk4Vic ; No. 3 Bprlng , 68CC3c : No. 2 ml. ( i7 i4CSiic. | CO UN No. 2 , 28Vic. OATS No. 2 , laiic ; No. 2 white , 20 < i021c ; No. 3 while , 19itiI20 > Jc. IIYU No. 2. C'J'.ifflOc. UAHMv No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 2IS37c ; No. 'KIjAX SnnD No. 1. 92',4c. TIMOTHY Sini > I'rlnuJ3.70ff3.75. . PROVISIONS Mem purk , | u-r 1L1. , , $10.2Jfj > 10.32V4. Laid , per 100 llw. , J3.C7iIfj.70 ! ; choit rlhi , sides ( louse ) , J3.20ji5.22J4 ; dry sailed BlioulJer.f ( hnxeil)5ij5c ) ; th&rt clear slilfs ( boxed ) , 5'fi.Vic. WHISIcy Ulsllllers' Hnlshca gooils , per sal. , SUGAR Cut Innf , J5.81 ; granulated , $3.19 ; Btnmlaid "A , " J..OG. rOULTUY-I.'irm ; turkeys , S63c ; chickens , 78Wc ; ducks , Hfjl2c. The following were the receipt * and ihlpmenti today : On the Proluoi oitonanta today thu butter mar- krt wiw Htuady : crefimery. HffllOKc : dairy , lOjt 17c. KBBB , weak : fresh , l MQ13c. Chccac , quiet ; NI3W YOHK r.UNKUAI , MARKI3T. ( liiotiilluiiH on the I'rliicliuil CoillllKlllltlVH lllKl StntllCH , NEW YOIUC. Jan. 30.-FLOUR-Ili elpts. 20,700 bbls. ; exports. 13,700 bbls. ; sales , 24,300 pkgs. ; strong ; favorite brands of winters nnd others more active than spring , although sellers are not Belling Hour with wheat advancing. Minnesota pat- enls , $3.4503.75 ; bakers , $2.SOif3.00 ; clly mill pat ent * . t4.10"J4.-5 ; winter patent * , $3.C5ff3.75 ; spring low grades , $ l.S3e2.CO ; winter stmlghts , $3.40ff3CO' K'fe ' Sxl 7,18' ' WS.UO ; winter , low gradw. ' $ J.20 2.CO. Iljo flour , nulet : buperllne , $2.23if2.75. Uuckwheut ( luur , dull ; $1.2001.25 for spot and to llUCKWIIKAT-Qulet ; 3S 40c. 'Me71J2U.1S'i ' * * Uu" ' cho1" ' , . . DU" : west"n' ( IKc ; feeding. JiA.5LlUY ! f'ALT Steady ; western , 4C754c. ItYlt-Nomlnol ; state , 12f/41c. AVIIKAT KxK | > it * . ts.uu. ) bu. Spot market Btrwiir ; No. 2 i.d. 77ia77Hc ; No. J. hard , "c c Options i > pened * tronB r on. cables , ijulckly del cllnwl under renllrlng nnd liberal short selling but tuined ftrcng nnd ndvancfd the 111,1 of the diiy , Influenced by pionounced bull renllmcm belter cnbles. npjitcd big export il'mand nt Minneapolis , nctlve thort cuv lnir ami local ex. port buying , closing 'itllc n.-t h l ir : No 2 gd.cJanuary. . fstKo ; May. 71i.W:24c. closing at COHN-IlecclplB , C3.400 bu. ; exports. 4.000 bu. ' Spot innrkct firm : No , 2 , JCiJc. Options openc.l firm nnd advanced on bad roads went , a heavy fJ ] , * , ( , " 10 movement and covering , clohlnr ' * " 'ssa ffass OATB-ltecelptj. . 9 ,8i bu. ; exports , 2JO bu Bpot , quiet ; No. 2. 25c. Options GjuiieU quiet nnd only fnlrly steady ; January closed > , ia higher and other month * unchanged : Jumuiy closed at JiOi Keuruary clowM at 24 = > ic ; March clostd ut Z5c : May. SSKJjSS c. clo lnK nt . HOI'S Weak ; Mate , comntun to choice 1531 fSf ! > 1iHCr,4li ? ci " , cr"P. ! coait. lkS4 crop' > ! iUtic ! : 1VJ5 crop , 48Vc. lllli:3-null : ; et suited , 20 to 25 Ibs. , He ; Uuenoa Arti , dry. 20 Ibs. , Ho ; Texas , dry , 21 to 30 Ihs. , I'e ; CnllfornlH , 21 to 25 Ids , , lie. LIlATIIl'H Dull ; hemlock sole. Ilucnos Ayrei , light to' htnvyMlKhts , Zlo ; ncliU , : i :3c. WOOL Slvudy ; domestlo fleece , letjuc ; pulled , I'lloVlSlONS Ilcef , steady ; extra India mess , $8 ; packed , n.OOiO.CO. Cut meats , steady ; pIcMfd bam , k5 ; j3'ic. Lard , dull and ( m > y ; tslern steam cloned ut $5.t > 5 , nominal ; January , 15.95. nominal. 1'orkItaily , but firm ; mrgs. $11,0011 11.25 ; shell clear , $11.5001250 ; family , $11. IIUTTnit Itfrcelptu , 3.V77 pkss.j steady ; cream ery , 14U2Ic ; L'lglnn. iteudy. uatlS Itecelpts. CCM pUk-s. ; steady ; state nnd rcnnsyUunla , 15i01Ccestern ! ; , lie ; southern , TALLOW Dull : city , 3 13-16c ; country , 315-16 O4c. O4c.CHUESK Hecclpls , 173 pkn * . ; firm ; tnle. large. tUC10'4c ; small. 74&10ic ! ; part > klm > . SVitiCo , full vklms. : Q3c. PirritOLUUMVak : United closed nt $1.J7M ) > ld : nllned. * 7. ; I'hllndrlphla und IlaUlmorti , I7.CO ; Philadelphia and llnlllmoio In bulk , 15.10. HOS1N Quiet ; ( trained , common to good , Jl.W . - HICK Steady : domestic , fair to cxtrn , Jijc. NOLAB8is : Klnn : New Orleans , cpcn Kettle , cootl to choice. 29Q37C , ' Irregular $ I1.75eit.75 METAl-S-1'le Iron. ; : northern , $12.00013.60. Copper , Heady ; biukem. UTie ; exchange. 110.UHjlO.lo. lx < id. steady ; brok- i-r . ZVo ; rxchanKe , $ X04. Tin , tlrmrr ; slrulu , I1L25013.30. Plulea. steady , Spelter , quiet ; do- tnillc. . $4. nominal. OOTTONSUKD OIIMore active ; market Hotel with an upward tendency ; prlma crude , JiflJl'-.c. butler Ktndes , SOQllc ; prlmt ( Ummcr > rl.iw | , * 4 . OMAHA Or.MMtAL CiMiillllnii of Triultn nil QtiotiittotiH mi r < lnile | nml Knitpy Produce. nriflH-StrlciIy frcsli Meek. 11 fill He. IlOTTill Kn'r to cooJ ftoik , rolls , ! > OIIc ! tiihn , 580c ; I'holce to fnncj conntr ) , IJRllc. VMAL-Choleo fat , 7J to 100 lt . , are quoted nt f.fc ; Inrceicj couisf , 4K-c. Cliniisn Domestic Ijrlck , ll',4c ! IMnm , per dor. , t'j.M , Club hou , Mb , Jnr , per doz. , J3.HO ; LlinberRi-r , fancy , ir i lb , ll4c ! ; Il Kiiiffnrl , H-lb. , Jars , per iloz , , J3.CO ; Young Americas , HHc ; Twins' , fancy , lie , IIXJI.TKY-Drcionl-Chlcktni , CUfi'Hc ; duck * , Uiulic. 9IJ10C ! turkey ! , choice , llUU'c : KCOJC , ' I'WJI.TItY Llve-C , Jncohfon of the Montana riittllry PaekUiR nml 8uprdy company , quotes live iKitilliy firm ami minted nl : liens and yiiung rjustets , Jlio : old rocks , 2i < , c ; turkey limn , Sic ! : young tuiKey gobblers. 7J4o : old Tunis' , Cc : ducks , full feathered , "c : Reese , Cc. lIAY-l'i.l.ind , J5.01. inldhmtl , J4.50 ; lowland , Jl.O ) ; r > c MIIIW , J3.COcolor ninkia th < - price on liny ; llRht Ijnltv cell the brst. Only top ( trades Liliitf t < p pilcts. IIIKIO.M COItN Kxtrtmely stow cnlc ; new crop , delivered on tinck In country ; choice Rrctn fclr-woil.liiB cnrpt-t , per Ih. , Zlic : choice Krecn , t tunning lo hurl , lHv ; canimun , Mic. OAMIJ Jack Mil pi * . TOct/II.W : Rnlden plover. J1.2.'i ; j.irk inhblls. per ilnz. , JI.O1W1.4I ) ; pniiill ratililts , tirtcfftl.tM ; iniilUitil duek , J3.Mf.1.7Si red heads , J.1. ; ; I.OO ; tiitiVHVlmck iliiek * . J100US.W ; ten ) , tilue lnc , } 2.0)JF2j ) ; Ual , green wlnt ; . Il,7 : > ( i2.i ; mixed ducks , J1.7Z.2J ; Canada Bcesu. J6.00JT7.M ; uniill KWSI' . J4. ) U ! > .iW : brunls , J3.M ; mtulitrln , per doz. , COfflTJC. I'inio.Nd Ltccry elow ; dead plgrons not wniilcd. VKOHTAIILnS. .J'A'JI.IKIOWKU 1'cr ciate , J2.50W3.00 , or J1.50 01.75 pnr do/ . OAllHAtli-Cnllfornla flock , per lb. , 2c. I > OTATOiM--l'inicy : nnll\e Hock , 30c : from sliirci In smnll lots , aofiSCo ; Colorado stock , COc. ONlONS-lVr bu. , 2.-.SJ40C. IIIJANH llnnd picked navy , per Int. , Jl.SO. 8Wiirr rOTATOUS-Cholce stock , J2.75 pet bbl. bbl.UKI.KItY UKI.KItY Cnllfornln , per doz. , No. 1 , 80c : No. 2 , , , > c ; Knliirnnroo. SCc. LIMA ItnANS-I'er Ih. , Be , WATim ClliSS-I'er IC-ul. cnw. Jl.COffl.73. l-Tll'ITS. MIIXICAN HTIIAWIIUItttIb t 4. * \onp. AI'I'l.lIH-Fnncy New York. J3.23ST3.M : choice weitern. J2..iOii2 ! , u ; fnney weslcrn. 13 00 ( 'HANIIiilllIis.-nrfev. | fS.7ru MALAGA OltAl'r.S I'er GA-ili bbl per C3 to 70-lb. RKISM. , JS.5-lff7.00. TROPICAL rilUlTS. n.lIA-NANXY ! ( ; ll."lci' i'l'K'1 siock. pr bunch , $2.00 R2.2j ; medium nlzid bunches , $1,75 2 00 MISCHLLANIXH'S. 'tnndaids , 20c ; cxtin ' - - - lil' KIlAUT-1'cr bbl. . $3.75 ; half bbl. . ,1 > i'1 s-Ncw crop. California , I0-lb. boxes per = ° - UlMXC" } : 1 = C ! cU Pcr " " Assor'ei' ' > 20-lb. palls , each , Jl 40 COCOANlJTS-Per 100 , J4.CO ; each. DC ' NtJTb-Almond . Cnllfornla. per lb. . medium Izc. lOc : Tiirraeona nlmonils , IICP Ih. IntKc' 12'Sc ; TlrnxllH , Ih. EC per . ; lJnBllsi : wainuH per 1. . . fancy toft fhell. 12c ; tlandards , 110111 , llbot i. per II , . . 10c : peaoina. policed nifil uni 1 : In Be. 12c ; peanuts , law. r.Hc ; roasted. 7fi .Vie ; hlckoiy nuts. < niall. per bu. , $1.75 ; iiickoty bbl. ? ? ' ' Pir ' " ' ' ) f l'Ifl ' < U w"'nuts ' , per DllRSSHD MI3ATS. UUIK Good weslern Blecis , 400 to COO HIP . .uc7rc- Rood CO nnd H helfeis. 4Viff5c ( : medluiii WH KAJL01 * ' * 8 : . .Kood fou. , , , ies cow" , ! . . . . - . - , , hwv. . , , iuiiitiiiirirs COWS . . . . heifers , Ci-c : cow lounds , Jo ; Cow chuck 8c ; b'ef tenderloins , fresh. 20e fnlzeii n" bwf rolls , bjinelwij. 9ft9iic : sliloln butts. ' boneless W.c" loin bucks , lijm cow libs ? ' ; , No. 3 , "HiA , cow loins. No. : i , SSi5c. ( MUTTON-DresEe , ! mutton. G'/.c ' ; rncks , lOc ; UBS. So ; tnildlcs , ic ; stews. 3c. -Iv Ure. ed lioc * . C'/c ; poilc loins Gc- rpaic illw. ri uK3rU ; _ shoulders. 4 c ; pork hoiiN dtMH , skinned , , , o ; puik tilmmliiKs , So : tender loins , lie. plKS1 feet , cleaned , per doz S3c HIDES AND TALLOW iniRS-No. 1 Bietn hides , 4c ; No. 2 Kreen lililes. So ; No 1 Krecn sailed hides. 6150No 2 [ -7 ? ? ' ' . - * ! . * - 1 " " nit l hides , H V. 4 IV ? " C' No > * Brpc" "ailed hides y | o 10 Ibs. . 4V4o : No. 1 veal cnlf. S to 13 lb . G c" No. 2enl cnlf , 8 to IS Ibs. , 4140No i .Fiv flint hliUB , 6J9c : No. 2 ' tliy nirit hides' tfflri-- No. 1 dry fulled hides. cl piVt cured hides' ! 4o per Ib. less than fully cured. ' SIlIJUl' 1'IJLTS Green salted , each 23rcOo : ? reen salted shearluiRs ( short woplcd early sklnsl each 15c ; dry shearllnc" ( short wnolc'l car.y skins ) . No. 1 , each , 10c ; dry fhearllnt-s ( shoit ivooled cnrly skins ) , No. 1 each. Cc : ill y flint Ivanxas nnd Nebraska butcher wool neltB npr u , iclual wHlRht. COCo ; dry nint Kansas'nml Ne braska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. . actual ivelRht. 4T5c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wocl , ielts , per lb. , nctunt wIKl.t. 40GJJo : dry film Colorado Muiraln wool pelts , per il , . . actual , vc git. 4ItSc ; dry pieces nnd bucks , actual nrclKht , 4(5c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to ; iny frelsht on them. TALLOW AND GREASE Tnllow No 1 I'.Jc ; tallow No. 2 , 3c ; Rreasc. white A.3Uc' jicace. white II. 2c ; Krense , yellow , 2140prease lark. 2c ; old butter , 2iT2ie ! ; beeswax , pilme , [ 3 ? 22c ; toURh tnllow , liic. IlONiS In car lots weighed nnd delivered In lilcaRo : Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.OOO14.00 ; dry : ountry. blenched , per ton , - J10.00012.00 ; dry : ountiy. dump nnd meaty , per ton. JU.OOS8.00. WOOL Unwnshwl , fine heavy , Ci7c ; fine Iluht ifjOc ; quarter blood. 1012c ; seedy , burry nnd huffy , 84t9c ; celled nnd broken , coarse , 7B9c ; otteil and broken , fine. GflSc. Kleece washed Medium , IJfllSo ; line , HfflCc ; tub washed , IKft Sc ; block , So ; bucks , Gc ; lag locks , 233cilend lulled , &OCc. FURS. St. lo ii In ( envrul Mnrlcut. BT. LOUIS. Jnn. SO. FLOUR Stronsnnd higher. The domenle linde Una EUO > I , No ex- iwrt sales ; patent. J3.COfi3.75 ; extia fancy , J3.33 ® 2.40 : fancy , J2.S082.W ; choice. J2.CflflS.GJ. WHEAT Strong nt the opening on a uood de mand ; later rawed off , but toward the clo o cables were higher nnd the future market boomed , closing HJOlHc above jesterday ; rx > | , fcUvnir and higher ; No. 2 ml. cash , 70c ; No , 2. hind , C2c ; January , C3e ; May , CGc ; July , COHN-Qulet cnrly , but Inter , In sympathy with wheat , advanced , nnd closed firm for fit- luiea , ! ijlc higher Ihun jfslcnl.iy ; spot , firm nnd higher ; No. 2 mixed and cai > h , iO .o : Janu ary , : Vie : May. 27o. OATH Futures ttionir nnd higher ; Fpot , hlKher ; No. 2 cash und Januniy , lllc ; May , 21c. liyiJ-IIlKher ; 38e. cMitN Mi\i -ji.ai&i.s5. IlllAN Btront' and cnrcc ; sackeil , en t track , salable ut 4Co. FLAX SiipIvrri f6c. TIMOTHY 8inJJ.WIOJ.CO. : . HAY Qulel ; steady ; prulrle , J4.COO7.CO ; tlm- olhy , J7.750HCO. IIDTTIIll Quiet ; etcady ; creamery , 1821c : dairy. IKflCc. iOG8 lletter : 10 > ic , fresh , WHISICY J1.22. LiAlSellfr8 at J2.CO ; J2.77U Md , except chem ical , which wan scarce and nclil sillily. Lute > rstcnlay one car chemical was gold at J2.0 , but today J2.S2W wa bid. Spelter , dull , wlt.i tellers at J3.70. POULTRY-Market weak : turkeyi. 0 < J9Wc ; chlekena. 7ti7Vic ; ducks , 84fj3c ; Kerne , tiiiVic. PROV1SIONH Pork , quiet ; stnnduld mi-Ait , old , J1012H ; new , JIO.CS'4. Uird. lowtr ; prime elenm , 1.1.45 ; choice , J&.C7U. Ilacon , toxfd shoulders J3.M ; IORKS and ribs , JG ; nhorU. I6.M. Dry salt jnc.us. l ) xiM thoulders , 11.75 ; Icnti , } J.W ; ribs , Ji.G2\i \ : khorU , J5.73. RKCBlITB-FRur , C.OOO l.bU. . ; wheat , 9.000 bu. : corn. 8.000 IHJ. ; o t * . 17.0,10 tm. KIIIPMUNTS-Flour , 6 , < M bb1 . ; wheat , 10,000 bu ; corn , WOO bu. ; eels , 10.000 bu. City KANSAS CITY. Jan. -\VHKAT-lB2o higher : trade brink ; No. 3 hard , MtiCiVtc ; No. J , KfiWoi rejected. ca cj No. 2 jtd , noml- nnlly , T5c ; No. t rrrlng , C2Uft < c ! No. 3 , CCVi COIlN-UOUo lower ! No. i mUfd , No. 1 white , ! 3Hc. OATP-Klrmi No2 mixed ! KOlfc ; No. J while , ltn ( 19H- . UYK Hull ; No. J. Me. HAY Timothy. III.W ) ; prnlrlc , I .00fl7.01. IlirrrnR Steady ; crenmery , 17iI9c ; dnlrj' , ISIMSc. L'OOS-'VS'enk , lie. _ STOCKS AM 1IOXDS. 1'oirrrfnl Sprcnlntlvc Ioni1crn Dniul- tinli-il tli < - .M n r liot Yt-nti-riln } ' . NBW YOHK , Jnn. 30. The Mock market to day , like lls recent predecessors , wns nlmott entirely dominated by the manipulation of pow erful rpccutntlvc leaders. The mn\em < nt of prices wni Irtesulnr nt limps , but n strong under tone ptc\nlled In most Instances. The volume of hutlnivs wns fnlrly large , with Sugar and HeadIng - Ing dividing the honots , with M.OO ) nnd C4f > 00 flmi-os rerpecllvely. the last reckoned ns full stock. The only other shares that attained note worthy activity were St. 1'nul nnd Tobacco. The main conshlerntlon nftcctlnR prices until near the last hour wai the nctlon likely to be taken by the presidents of the anthracite coat rail roads nt the adjourned meeting In relation In the report of the special committee on per centages. The i > ubjecl wns regarded by Wall street nnd by foreign operators nn of t'.irnmmmt Importance. The Impression that a harmonious ngii'i'incnt would be reached wns reflected In advancing tendency In the gcnti.il mntket. Iondon contilbutrd toward the Impioxement by purchases of nbout 410,000 shares of various stocks. The opening wns mwleinlely nctlve and llrm , but n sagging tendency suon developed. In which Sugar wan most c tuplcuou * . The cual flocks were tun ; Inken In hand , nmi the buoy- nncy In Ihls gniup was soon communicated lethe the general market. Heading wns the mo t ani mated , nnd cxhlbl'cJ dccldeil s.rc-.igth. The bjnds weto nlso taken In laige blocks by Hie Interests IdentlHed with the u-oignnlzallon. New Jt-rspy Centrnl ndvnnecd 4 < l per cent , Heading 2'ji per cent , Lnckawanna I'd P'r ' cenl. nnd Delaware & Hudson 1W per cent. The gains In the Kcncrnl list extended lo 3 per cent In Lead preferred , Cwolldaled Ons , Manhattan , Ixiulsvlllp & Nashville. I'ncinc Mall , Nmthcrn paclllo preferred , the Krnngers nnd tJnlcn 1'aclflc lielng the most conspicuous. The last mentioned rosu Hi per ctnt on the profile reiwrted In the plan of icorgnnlzntlon. Aiound delivery hour the execution of tilling sales preclpltaled n gcneml reaction. The movement rccclvttl pome Impcttm on account of thn lack of dellnllc reassuring news from the nnthrncltc precldenlB1 mccllng , the silver discussion In the srnnlr nt WnnhhiKlon nnd n RtllTenlm ; In sterllmr cxchnncc tales. There wm a dccllno In Now Jersey ( "enlrnl of 214 pet cenl ; Conaolldnlod Ons , 2 per cent : Sugar , l',5 per cent , ami a number of other stocks for nboul a p lnt. The speculation left off active and weak In tone , but with the net result gains In moHl Instances. The dealings In railway nnd miscellaneous mortgages were chntacterlzed by strength nnd activity , with Ihe Heading IEBUCS the striking frnturcH. Tin- sal u nf Ihtifc bondi absorbed $ lC90.ooo out of nn nggregntc for the day nt I2'J81,000. The securities were logically nffcctod by Ihe cxpoclnllun of a hnrmonlDUs agreement bolWctn the nnthracltc companies ns t3 the di vision of tonnage In which the Heading would l > o well treated. The piogiess that Is being made toward the reorganization of the properly was nlBo a Hlienglhcnlng faclnr. Thenrsl preferoncc Incoineii wore most In demand , nnd also mndo the extreme ndvnnce of 3 per cent. The- Im provement In the oilier lines rnnRed from Vi lo 2 per cent. 1'ronounced HtienKlh was nlso cxhlb- ll l In the Norlhein 1'aclllc jssnos. In the l.ile dealings there was a general shading In prices. In which tin- Rending bonds were most promi nent. HuRlncsn In govommcnls wns fnlrlv large , ng- gn-callnK K.3,000. The market ruled firm and Ihe now ( s registered advanced shaiply In the bid < l notations. Tlic Kvenlng 1'.si's Ixindon nnanclal cablegram says : The marke s weio good today. liigllBh anil American rails were the feature. Among the latter Ihe inott prominent movements wore a sharp life In Canadian 1'aclllc on dividend rumors , nnd In Heading shares nnd bonds on good bujlns by an Ameiicnn banking house here. Americana clored nt the brat , the bull polnl being the expected success uf Ihe new Imn. Mines were neglecled. A Chinese loan of IS.OW.OOO slcrllng h rxpveleil lo be Issued befrrc lone In. . the- London and Hi-lln niorketK. The coin aid bullion In the llnnk of Knslnnd Increased this week fClS.OW , of which f9.-i.iJOO was gold Im ported for the week , the rest coming fiom home circulation , and ) > clni ; mainly due to the revenue collection , ns phnwn by the latgeIncieawe In public dep sits. The detail * of the gold mmc- mt'iil for Tie week were : ffO.OOO Imported from Holland. 29,000 In bars bought , fS 030 florn Paris and 0,010 expo-ted to Jamaica and (2ic < M In t'nllcd Slalce coin Fold. Thj Paris bourse was dull tod.iv. The Heilln market was ptenily. The mowing were the closing ( fuotatlons on the leading stocks of the New York exchange today : The tolnl sales of 'blocks loday were 24S.301 share : ) , Including : American Sugar , 44,700 ; To- Lacco , 14,300 ; Hurllnglon , 7,200 ; Louisville & Nashville , 9,900 ; Manhaltan consolidated , 4.COO , New Jersey Ctnlral , C.GOO : North Ainetlenn Com pany , 3.70J ; Northern Pacific , 3,800 ; Northern I'a- clflu preferred , 4,700 ; Pacific Mall , 4,0X1 ; Ite.-ullng , C4.400 ; U.K-k Inland , 5.COO ; St. Paul , 19.COQ ; South ern Hallway , 3.SOO : Southern Hallway preferred , 4,400 ; Tennessee Coal & Iron , 3,100 ; Union 1'a- cltlc , 7WK > ; Wnbash prefrred , 3.COO ; Weslern Union , 4,500 ; Wheeling & Lake Erie. 6,200. New Yorlc Moni-y Miirki-t. NHW YOItlC. Jan. 30. MONEY ON CALL Hany at 3'Afit per cent ; clostd at 3W3V4 iwr cent. cent.PllIME PllIME MUIICANTILD PAPEH 608 per cenl. STUULING KXCHANaE-Flrm nnd higher , with actual huplmxa in bankers' bills at $1.8814 974.88 % for demand nnd $4.87 5' ' .87'/4 for tlxly days. Posled rales. $4 684 nnd I4.UHQ4.9I ) . Com- merclal bills , H.fd.i. HILVKR Cr3nTlKICATnS- J67ic. HAH 8ILVHH-C7WC. QOVnnNMENT HONDS-Firm ; stale bonds , Inacllvp ; railroad bonds , slrong , Closlnir riuotaltons on bonds were as follows : Silver fa.irn.OTMs : Mmtein dollars , 64H 54fc. Sight drafts , p.irj tcleurai ilo.i > ir. London Slock , ( liuitntlonii. I/JNDON , Jnn. 30. 4 p. in. closliifjl CoiiRols , ni'y 1U7H Mexican onlln.try. Id ConsolR. ncc't. . . . . . 107 ! < SI , IMlll Cd.n . C.ui. 1'aclnc AD f * . Y. Central 101 Krlo I'ttiuiRVlvnnta 54H . i.M 111. Central. . . . . . . . . lo.'l IMUX. Cen. new IB. , fill 1IAII Sll.Vnil 30 > { il. MONP.V H per cent. The rntp of illrcount In llic open market for nhoit nml three months' bills , % G1&-16 P" cent. KOIM-IRM I > Miinnc > lal AITnlrN. linitMN , Jan. 30. KjchanBC on Lomlon , clnlit dan' slKlil. 20 marks 45 | > fn. I'AHIS , .Ian. SO. TlicitMy utatcmcnt of tlic Hank r France , tuiicO todiy , shows the follow- Inc chniiKcs , n cnminrpil with the previous no- count ! NUpi In rlrciilut rn , IIICIMIEP , 54,074. OOOf ; trrnMiry accounts i-iinct , ih-cicavp , H,725tMJfj KOld In Imtul , dcoiciisc. 2,75.t K ; bills dis counted , Increaoe , 7S7Cuwf ; rll\rr In linml , In- creafe , l.C7SoOOf. Three per cent rentes , 102f 15c for the account. Kxclmnge un London , 2Jf aVSc for clucks. 1X3NOON , Jan. M. The amount of bullion fxine Into the Hank nf nnnlnml on balance today , 9 , - ( . Oold Is nuoted at llucnns A > rna todny at 21S ; Madrid , 17.C2 ; Llslion , 23 : SI. I'ctcrsbuiR. 50 : Athens , 77 ; llmie , lOS.Mj Vienna , 103. ' Tlic Hank of Knnlnnd'B ralu of discount remains uncltinKfil , The weekly etntement of the llnnk of HnKlnnd , Issued today , fliiiws tile fnllcwlng chanson. a compared \\M\ \ the prcxlnui account : Tolnl re- itcrve , Inciease , IC51OiX ) ; cliculatlon , decicase , 17- i K > ; bulllcji. Increnw , ICl'.SW ; other feciirttlcg , decrease , t23S.nyi ) ; oilier deposits , decrease. ! ! , - i/W : public dcpoplts. Incirnxp , t93r..ODOj notes , ic- rtrviIncrenne , 7CSnfl ) ; pivenmont tecurltles , unclianRed. The propoitlon of the. ll.ink of I.nK- land's letcno to liability , which last week wns G2.C2 per cent , Is now CJ.14 per cent. . llViill'OOU .tan. 3D. W11I3AT Spot firm : de mand poor : No. 2 red winter , Cs Slid ; No. 2 red spring , stocks exhausted ; No. 1 haul Manitoba. Cs 7',4(1 : No. 1 Callfotnl.i , Cs ! U1 ; futures opened easy with near nml distant positions 14 < 1 lilKht-r : rlosifl llrm with near and UIMant posltlfms ( id lilKher ; January nnd 1'ebru.iry , Cs 7d ; March , API II. May nnd .lime , Cs S'Jd. COHN Spot fctendy ; American mixed new , uj 2.1 ; futures oi-cned steady with nenr and dis tant positions Ud hlBher ; closed steady with nenr nnd dlctnnt p-isltluns Ud hlBhei ; January nnd Kcbruaty. Cs 2d. flnrcli , 3s 2UdJ Apill , 3s 24d ! : liny nnd June , 3s 2 id. n.Otill Klrni ; demand fnlr ; St. Louis fancy winter , 7s Cd. I'HOVIBIONS Ilacon , dull , demand ; oor : Cum- tvrl.mil cut. 2S to 30 lb. . . 31s ; slioit ilia , 25 HIF. . 2Ss Gd ; IOUK clear llsht , 3S to 43 ll . , 27s Cd ; lom ? clear heavy. & " ll . , 27s ; short clenr backs , llKht , 11 His. , 27sj short ilenr mldilles , hea\y , 53 Ibs. , 1CH M ; clear br-llle'i , 14 to 1C llj . . 30t C < 1 ; shDUl- ilciu , Biiuari12 ti > 18 ! ! ) > . , 21 ! Cl. Hams , shoit cut. 14 to 1C Ibs. , 41s. Tnllow , line N. A. . 21s 2d. De.'f , India mess , 73s ; prime mesi , Ms 9d. 1'ork , prlmo mess. I'Jie western , Ms 9d ; line medium 47n fid * Lnnl , dull ; prime western , 20s ; refined , In palls , 20s Cd. CMII2iSK Steady ; demand moderate : finest American white , 46s. III'TTKII I'lnest United Slates. 95s : peed , CO ? . OILS Turpentine pplrlis , 21 .4 llosln , common. 4s 9d. Cotton seed oil , Liverpool refined , 17s 3d , Linseed oil. 20i Cd. llBKIUOntlATOn IinKl' rorcquarter , CIW ; hlndquarter , S'id. HLUAciiiNci rownnn iinniwood , t. o. u , Llvenxiol , C. J IIOl'S At London , 1'ncinc coast , 2 5s. CiitTcc MnTuot. NHW YORK , Jan. 50. COl'PI'K Rarely steady at 15t20 points decline ? rulol Invcular and Ken r- nlly weak under continued liquidation , following weak cablis nnd slark liical demrtnd : clobiul li- lesulnr at C315 points net decline : March , $1225 CT12.35 ; Mnv , ill.C3911.fCi * Sfiot csffee. Illo , dull : No. 7 , 13'sc ; mild , iTOll ; Po-dovn , 117.0MT17.75. Warehouse dcllvtrles from Rtvr York yesterday. 12.S10 Lngs ; block teday. ,2.12.871 IMKS ; t'.iltcil Slntes clock. 333.S157 lijiK" ! iilloat fir the I'nltcd Statta , 517,00. ) baKs ; total slble for the United Stales , C50.SC7 bags , tnsnlnM 4W.C30 baps last year. j- . } SANTOS , Jan. 30. Weak ; Rood nveraee San tos , JH.20 ; ncelptB , ,5,000 .bats ; slock , 370,000 ' ones. HAMHUHO , Jnn. . Dull , ' .iO'ipfff decline- ; pales , 23,000 bads. ; HAV1UO , Jan. 30. Cln.s , < Hl Billet nt Hf advance n asf ncl de" ! ' ! ) " . ale ? . 43 Vm Knc" . IlIO. Jan. 0 Du 1 : Nrf. 7 Tl'o J 29V excha-pe , 9 C-2d ; itre'pts , C.Ofl tnB < r.cl.nrc I for th > Unl'ed Stales , 1,000 basi ; for Uurope , 2,000 ' baps ; stock , 213,000 bags. " ' I'Mnr.ncliiloiLM. . CHICAGO. Jan. :0 CliiirlriKj , J12 OCX ) 00) . Monry on call steady nt C per cent ; on time , Gfl" per cent. New York exchange , 40c. Forelpn ex- chnnee. steady ; banktrs' London sterling , } 4.SS > i 5J4.S7 . HALTIMORD , Jnn. 30. ClearlhffS , } 2,061,2J ; Inln.nces. jrc.1.811. NK\V YORK. Jan. 30. Clearings. $ S1OC3,351 ; balances , J5,002,7SC. nOSTO.V. .Ian. 30. Clenrlnss , 12,730,950 ; bal- nnecs. T1.440.1C5. WASHINGTON , Jan. 20. Tlie treasury tndav lost $230,00' ' ) In sold coin nnd J5.500 In bais. which teduccs HIP reserve to $41.925,0)3. I'HILADnLI'HIA. Jnn. 3) ) . Clearlnprs , $ StDOlC7 ; balances. il.227.C41. ST. l.Ol'IS. Jan. 30. riearlnss , (3,080.503 ; tial- ancea , $738.207. Money , CW8 per cent. New Yoik exchange , COc premium bid ; 73c asked. roltoii Market. NEW OHLnANS , Jnn , 30. COTTON Quiet ; middling , Sc ; low mlddlln ? , 7 ? < c ; R od ordlmiy , 7 7-ICc ; net receipts , 6.019 bales ; Krofa receipts , . * 2.Sf 5 _ bales ; exports , to Oreat llrltnln , b.M > ) bnlcs ; to the continent , 5,303 bales ; tales , 3,750 bales ; flock. 2E0.9IO Laics. NIJW YOHK , Jan. 30. COTTON Dull ; mid dllriK. S',5c ; net receipts , none ; cross lecclpts , 2.045 bales ; cxporls. to Great Itrltaln , 3 , IK tales ; to the continent , 3.C01 bales ; forwarded. 1M bales ; Fates , 3,410 balcj ; fp'nners , 133 bales ; stock , 1S3.CS9 bales. ST. LODIS , Jnn. 30. COTTON Slendy ; mid- dllnp , 7 15-lCc : Kales , 4H bales ; lecdpto , l.CSi balea ; slilpmcnts , 1,771 bales ; stock , 75,743 bales. Toledo Ci nil 11 Market. TOLEDO , Jan. 30. WHIIAT Active , higher No. 2 cash , 73c ; May , 74i.c ; July , COTic. COHN Active. lilRher : No. S mixed , 235c ! ; No 3 mlxol , 27V5c ; May , 30c. OATS Firm : hlglier : No : 3 mixed , * 27c ; No. < ' white. 22o : May. 22Hc. nVlV-DulI , fntn : No. 2 cnsh , 41c. CLOVIJK SKKU Active : prime medium tc choice , 11. CO : January nnd February , Jl 40. IlECnil'TS Flour. CnO bbls.vhfiit , 7OW bu. corn. 12 000 bu. ; clover seed , 377 bags. SIIIl'MUNTS Flour , 3.CQO bbls. ; wheat , G.OCK Int. ; corn , 2,500 bu. ; clover seed , 3C4 bags. IVnrln Miirkt-tN. rnoniA , Jan. SO.-COUN Steady ; new No. 2 , 2Cc ; No. 3 , S5 > , Jc. OATS Dull ; No. 2 while , 194c ! ; No. 3 white , UYK-Klrms No. 2. 41c. WIHSICY Steady ; Hnlehed goods on the basis of $ l,2i for high wine * . RIX-niPTS Coin. 79.5CX ) bu. : oats. 35,350 bu , ; rye. COO bu. : whlfky , none ; wheat , 7.000 bu. SHIPMENTS Corn , 50,300 bu. ; oats , 49,150 bu. ; rye , X > bu , ; whisky , 0)3 BH ! . ; wheat , 1,600 bu. lr > - RiiotU MurUft. NI'W YOHK , Jan , 30. There wns a wider de mand on the part of the many buyers In the market , but very much grenUr ( merest waa manifested for seasonable Muffs rather than for claplcH , yet In a -served nnd quiet manner them wns morn doing In brown cottons from standards to 4 yards. 1'rlntlng clolha quiet at 21 ! c. "l-'ALL IllVCn , Mans. , , Jan. 30. 1'rlnt cloths quiet and steady at 2 > cv NI5W YOHIC. Jan. 3) ) . SUGAR Haw , linn ; fair rellnliiB , SUc ; cenlilrucal , SC tot , 3 c , Rc- flneil , Btfady ; cninhed-jSli-lCc : powdered , C 3-lCc ; gninulatid , 4 15-lCc. " . , I.ONUON. Jan. 30. HtltJAR-Cane , nim ; cen- trlfiiKal , Java , H ; nnsco-ftido , fnlr refining , ] 1 9d. Heel , active ; Jnjjuarx nnd February , lla lOJid. > fi , IWIteat Alnrkvt. MINNKAl'OLIS. Jjnfli 30. WJIHAT .Sl January , C8i4e ; May. ? MJrj July , C2c. On track. No. 1 liaid. M'lcj No , ,1 " noithern , CS5tc ; No. 2 northern , C7c , , , 'KrlMCti AVlH'Ilt MitrKt-t. HAN FRANCISCO , Jnn , 30.-WHI3AT-Qulet ; December , l.l 9i ; Mny jJjUC % . Cluirlle Charlie Trummer la 15'ycars ' old , but he Is small for his uee.f' ' . , \yclneslay afternoon ho was pluylnj ? Irj fboht of his father's house. Tenth and Alma streets , and In the Immediate neighborhood , when ho disap peared as HudduiilyTifl Iirouuh the earth had opened and swallowed Mm. Where he went Is a mystery which ) neither his parents , the nolKhbom nor the pollen have been able to solve. Ho IH a t > oy of good habits and no rcnaon for his unexpected departure from the. parental roof Is known , SIIJ-M the Klhli Art- Veil Dj-lnif. State Fish Comtnlstloi'er Lew May nays that the commlfloners are not taking nny stock In the report thnt the fish are- dying In largo numbers at South licnd. Ho say a that no llsh have died there since Superin tendent O'Hrlen.left u week n o and that the reports that have been circulated arc purn fabrications sent out in the Inteiest of a dlEclmrgeil employe , MarrlnKu Permits to wed were Issued yesterday to the following parties : Name and Address. Age. Fred Johnson , Omaha , , . , .33 Sl ; rld Garenson , Omaha . . . , , , . . . , 19 Charles Lochboehler , Omaha , . . , , . . , , . , , , . ,22 Jennie Hale , Omaha , IS Oscar C. lialrd , Medoc. Mo , 29 Susan M. Wilson , Omaha 27 William T. Uel'ugh. Ueatrlce , Neb , .20 Eva M , Stiyder , Omaha , . . . , , . . . , . , . ,20 OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Oattlo Troclo In the Dumps with Little Prospect of Improvement , BUYERS CUT OFF FULLY FIFTEEN CENTS Dull , DlNnMrotiH nml Utilnti-rcsllnu lift- for the Seller * UUKN llulil l-'nlrl > - StciuljUmUr Uiiod Hi-man il. THUHSDAY , Jan. SO. Receipts for the days Indicated arc ; Cattle , Hoc * . Sheop. Horse ? . January 30 i.isi 2i95 212 C January a 1,494 4,12 ! ) January 28 . . . . . . . . 1,671 3,750 474 37 January 27 868 690 471 January 23 i. Sll 2,411 2,12 January 21 i , 1,012 2,421 931 January 23 1,17.1 3,9S 803 DAY'S DISPOSITION. The Opposition of the day's olTcrlttjrs of live stock was oa follows , cnch lm > fr putchasliiR the number of head Indlcntrd : Cnttlc. HOKJ. Shrcp. Omnlm I'ncKlnj ; company 421 The O. II. Hainmoiul Co M3 ! 'W ' Swift nrnl company SW SOI XI2 The Cuilnhy rachitis Co lit l.iCO It. Ilrcki-r nnd Dc nn 253 Ilninlltfin , t Stephen * . . . . . . . . . . CT , Vnnnant .t Co. . . . . . , , , , 41 J. I. . Carry Cl Itrntun Uncloiwooil 03 Shippers and feeders ICC ? ft over , . . , 400 Total TllS S.nt 242 CATTLE The receipts of cattle were al most Identical with yesterday's showing so far ns numbers were concctncd , but ns com pared with a week ago thcro wns a Flight Inctense. The conditions governing trnilo were generally against the celling Interests. The early reports from Chlcniro indicated a lower market , with receipts of 12.1)00 ) , while Kansas City reported 2,70'J , with the miirkot u'ow and weak. There was tiothl ig to Hlltn- ulato buying and the trade ns a whole was slow and utifentlsfnctoty , so fur as killing cattle were concerned. Among the offerings of fat stcern wore some pretty decent entile , but even the best on sale did not appear to have much .tttraetlon for the buyers. As a rule the bids were lOo lower , POMK- cases 15e lower , nnd n talcs-men were icluelant to accept the offers mndo the trade , like yesterday's , wan slow nnd inlntcrpMIng from start to Iliilsh. In the end , however , about every thing was sola. About one-third of the cattfo on pnlc con sisted of butchers' stock. The domaud for desirable cows nnd heifers was good and they did not sell much dlffeicnl from yes terday. The market was icasonnbly active on that kind of Etult. The common am medium klndi were not In so nctlve demnin and the matket wns weak and In extremi onsos lOc lower. The fresh receipts of stockers nnd feeder ! wete not veiy huge , but yard operntots bni cntlte n good many on hand , so thnt tin totnl offerings were liberal. There was con slderablp Inquiry from the country , whlcl made n fairly active maikct at about steadj prices , llepresentatlve tales : HUKP STACKS. .Vo. Av. IT. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr. 2. . . . CM 12 85 7..U $3 tO 13..1102 } . " , CO l..iiO 300 3. . 11IC 310 23..1131 350 1..1210 3-Oi > 7..11C2 3 T. :0..1120 3 PO 2.l(8'i 320 . " , ; . . . . 1I.V ) S13 IS..1310 3 ui 8. . . . 8S2 3 21 It..1220 3 CO 19..m < i 3 CO 1..1SM 321 53..1212 SCO 5..132J 3 TO U..1003 .1 2 > 8..12U 3 50 1S..1154 370 1..12.10 823 1. . . . iSO 3 M 22..1120 3 fO 1..11CO 3 2 4..111)2 351 IS..11.13 395 S. . . . ( IM 3 25 12..12-X ) 3 CO 0..1213 3 3u & . . . .120S 3 CO COWS. 4. . . . 520 1 05 1. . . . S90 2 2.1 10..1100 SCO 2. . . . 7CO 175 1..10M 2 SO 2..K > tTi 2 CO 2. . . . 545 173 C , . . . ISO 2 12..10C : ! 201 1..1VM 175 1..11M 230 11..1112 20i ) 2. . . . 720 175' 2..1009 230 2.T..973 2M 1. . . . S70 175 3..1WO 230 16..1)23 ) 205 1. . . . SCO 173 1..1210 2W 2..1025 2 Ci 4. . . . [ i rt 173 1..111) 23i ) 7..1UCS 263 2. . . . 930 185 7..1W4 230 1..HM 2 C5 1. . . . S2d 1 S5 1..1010 2 2i ! 22. . . . WI7 203 1..1C8) 1 S3 6. . . . 9TC 2 T.3 1. . . . COO 261 C. . . . ! KI2 I S3 1..1043 2 SY , S..1203 2 C.j 1..1020 It3 3..1030 233 Is 1121 2 03 1..100) ) 1 ! ) 1. . . . 1D 2 S3 ! i..lOG < 270 2. . . . 9iO 20) ) 23. . . . 932 233 5. . . . 010 270 2..UK 200 1..1030 S4D 3..110J 275 l..WiO 200 2..100.1 240 1..1170 273 1. . . . 7SO 200 C..1026 240 4..1190 273 2..ICO ) 210 11..1032 240 1..1130 273 4. . . . tr,7 210 1. . . . 770 240 ! > . . . .1200 275 1..1210 2 10 3. . . . SSS 2 40 2 10SO 2 75 1..112) 213 1..1404 240 t..H3i ) 2 7i ! 2. . . . S'JO 2 10 2..1210 2 40 2..1073 2 0 2..1000 210 22. . . . 9S1 245 U..1100 2 SO 1. . . . S9) ) 215 4. . . . SO 243 4..11M 2 W 2..112) 215 1..112) 2M . . . . % 2W 6..1018 215 7.'JK J. M 12..1075 2 S3 5. . . . S58 2 1 ! 9. . . . 951 2 f.O 1S..10J1 290 14. . . . 925 215 1..10M 2 CO 3. . . . 973 290 1..1090 213 1..1020 2 CO 13..112J 290 C..1021 2 2 > 7. . . . S70 250 1..12M 30(1 ( 2..1025 223 1. . . . 9SO 2 SI ] l..liriC 303 5..1018 2 25 15..1104 2 CO 4..1037 3 10 1. . . . S21) 2 23 5..1218 2 CO 3..HOG 3 23 HEIFEUS. 1. . . . f1 200 1. . . . 43) 2 M 3. . . . CK 300 1. . . . 731225 3. . . . G < M 2 C5 4. . . . 727 300 2. . . . M5 230 1. . . . 450 2 C3 1. . . . 730 300 2. . . . 4C1 2 45 12. . . . 407 2 70 10. . . . SO. . ) 3 IB & . . . . f.Sl 2 CO 3. . . . CIS 2 75 3..1013 3 10 1. . . . CSO 2 M 9. . . . 7S2 275 1..I170 3 SO 1. . . . 4r/l 2 30 ] . . . . 970 2 S3 8..1103 3 25 7. . . . C15 2 CO 3. . . . CSO 2 00 WESTER ! ' CATTLU COLORADO. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr 53 feeders..1019 J3 40 62 feeders..1051 J3 40 "tOGS The lecclpta of hogs weie eiy light , ? 2 > 78i.J"I"J1 : " " "f'nst ' 4.I2J yesterday nml 3,9i ) on Thuisday of last week. Tlic bicak of Ihe two ds past IIUH evidently caused ship , fiera to hold back. The iccclnls , however , nl oilier maiket points were liberal. In addition to Ihe fresh receipts there worn nliout i 200 hoes cnnled over from yesterday , making u tolnl of The market as a whole wns n Illlle easier Ihan yesterday. The buyeis wanted lo iRl.e off Cc , Ibis market belnu too high as compaieil with other markets , but the demand was too good to ndmlt of their pounding H very haul , They finally clraied the ynids , paying J3.1KWT 3.U5 for the most of the hogs. Th ? maiket lodny wns only about SfflOc higher than It was on Thursday of last week , and only about 45o higher than the low p.lnt of two and a half weeks ago. A majority ot the people nliout the j.-nds nro ellll vciy bulllrh nnd me predicting not only n recovery from the do. tllno of the past few days , but a Ellll further ndvnneo nf ( no mnrkcl , On the oilier hand It Is claimed by packers lliat the light demand for the product does not Justify the advance. Representative miles : No. Av. Bh. Pr No. AV. Sh. Pi 11. . .215 . . . | 3 871/ 4i . 312 200 13 90 [ j " " SO S fc7ii 61 . 501 . . . 3 90 ; ! . , . . . . tO 3 87 Ife 15 . 205 . , , 3 90 47 345 . . . 3 b71i 70 . 232 . . . 3 90 GO 293 . . . 3 9 > K . 521 . . . 3 W G3 270 \ti \ ) 3 90 63 . till . . . Z 90 43 873 161 3 W 69 . 220 59.303 3 90 70 . 2uO C3 234 60 . 230 C9 27 * SO 3 / ) 60 . 391 G ) 2S5 SO 90 SOM 273 M C3. , , 123 40 3 M 19 187 ICO 3 W 10) ) 3 DO C5 316 3 90 103 m 3 90 57 2C4 3 90 49 800 so 3 90 GJ 254 3 1)0 49. . . 247 3 90 35. , , 276 co SOO CI 305 ' 3 90 ta 237 'io 8 90 ci 2i ; S 93 2 2G1 40 JJtO PIGS-ODDS AND KNOB. J 276 . , , 375 . , . . , . . , , , , 2(0 . ! ! . . . . SW 1. , , 310 .I. SiO 3. , 300 , , , S 80 5. ' 31S . . . 3(5 g' 403 . . . 885 4 UO . . . S S5 HHEBP The market Is firm and KCCK ! mutlon nro In demand , Represenlallva calci ! No. Av. IT. 212 Mexican yearling ! 7 J3 45 ICunmiu City Live Stuck. 1CANSA3 CITY , Jus. 30-CAa'rLU-RecelpU. tit XW he Ji mnlkM slow JMO hf l : hlrm , t"ftdyi I2.HU3 tl Texan c.iwf. biit ' Te lcr . $0002 M ; 'beef titttt , 1JCT4 l nMIJ * f ll.Wlf3.00 : ttcckers und feed i , 12.0)1/1.0 / ; built , " ' "m'as 'HecHrtii , .tM liwdi shipments. head , matket fndy to Mronitj hmvlff. 3 i p. tkfr , I1WUI.WI mixed. M.WHJ.M ; rSOf4.05 | ; Y ki . .95n4. ' i P'R" ' . HHKr.r-Hfcelpts. 1WO head ! rhlpm nts , none ; market steady ; lambs , 3.wy4.4S : muttons. J2.WIT 4.00. _ . onicAdo i.ivr. sTot'ic. In Cnlilc Tniclc WUH Slow tit VtViliien- ilny'd Di-ollut- . CHICAGO. Jnn. 50. In cattle- trade was flow at yesterday's decline , the mild weather having a bad effect on the demand. Common to strlclty choice nallvo bee\e were eatable nt from 13.20 to I4.CS. with the Ricnttr part of the wiles nt from fX7S lo U.S. ; buUhcr * ' stuft sold better than good beef entile , and cows nnd heifers fold IniKely between 12 nnd 13.35. Vni bulls were less active. Cnlves were not very plentiful , nnd choice ones mild lendlly nt linn prices. The stocker nml feeder Undo wns Klow and prices weto not nnltc so hlch nf n tew d.iys nso. Texns cntllo wire weak , with few choice lots uttered. A Bwvl many hogs were left over fiom yester day. nnd with heavier receipts tlmn usual today local packers managed to fotcc prices nliout He lower. Common lo iholce droves sold nl fn > m JIM to 14,20. it few It lolling M.22 < i , with the bulk of the dnles nl from 14.10 to J4 IB. A year ng\ > the bcil hogs sold tit 14. ! 5. The demand Im- pioved later In the dn > , nnd a stronger feollnR wn * nmnlfrMod. There was n dull market In sheep , prices going off 10o or mm i * . infeilor In prime sheep were ratable nt from } 2.U lo K.i : > . with silis largely al fiom ) ] to I.1..V1. VentthigHcro railed for nt fruin ) .1.i ; ; ti > } l.nnnd lambs brought from 13.70 In M.7.-I. The decline has been mostly In medium Klndox of sheep nnd Ininb1. HicnirTrt-l-Httle. IC.Ot'O bend ; IIORS. 23,000 bend ; sheep , 16HX > bend , HI I.TnilH lTlv - Slur U. ST. I.OU1S. Jan. 31. - CATTI.1VIteclpls , 3.MO heail. MuiKet wenk ; simc title- ' lower ; untlvo liccxeB , J.1.25ff4.75 ; cows nnd helfels , tl.SJQ3.SOi stockMB and fecilem , } 2.00i.1.73 ; Te-cas stcfiv , . ' .70'i3.iO ( ; rows. Jl 7r , i3.VJ. lIOflS-Hi-celpts , r. . M head. Mnihet 5fi lower : heavy , J3.90tfll5 ; mixed , l3.SO 4.jn ; Jluht , J1.7f If Hl'ltnP Hec.'lpts. 1 , 200 head. Market flow ; good linllM-s. U.TSfjS.'Ui soutlicin , } 2.40f3.23 ; lamb ! , , J3.25iri.CO. JVow Yoi-kvT"sJeTck NHW YOHIC. Jan. SiV-llCMVCS-ltecclptr , OM head ; no linde ; fcfllni ; weak. Cables quote American steers nt PJflZi , diessed welghtn ; ic- frlgeralor beef. "fnr. .SHIJi1 : A , i > 1.AMI1S liH-elptii , B.f.70 hen.l ; lest active and 1'iflSV lowei. Miccp , medium t prime , t3.&W3.'X , lambs , fair to choice , J1.70S leci'lpts , 2,033 head ; lower ; { 4.10n4.f& ; choice pigs , Ji. _ _ _ _ _ Sloi-k In S Record of receipts nl Ihe four pilnclpal mar kets for Thui iday. Januniy M : Cnlilc. Hngn. Sheep Saulh Omaha . V8I 2 , " 91 24" Tlilcngo . ic.h ( : j.ooO ic.oij Kansas City . 2,900 C.700 l.JKVi St. Louis . 3MO B.OOO 1,21 Totals . 21,351 33,493 19,342 STORK wiuitia IHSIMSS ; is coon , County's Siipply HOIIMC niul tinItiiltH foipiTnliiR . There Itone tore In this city which Is not complaining ot a falling oft In Its trade on account of haril times. It Is a modest up- pcarlng place on a back street and Its trade Is on the Increase , although It never nilvcr- tlpes Its wares In the newspapers nn.l hasn't even a sign to designate It. H Is conducted by Douglas county and ileaU. exclusively In staple groceries. The store Is In charge ot a superintendent and one assistant , with throe clerks to attend to customers and two men who rigidly Investigate the standing , circum stances and needs of each and all of Us would-be patrons. No charge Is made for good ? , procured at this store , for It Is con ducted for the purpose of helping those who cannot help themselves. The regular patrons of the store now number about 1,350 families. These receive aid at various times ; some arc helped once each week , some only * receive assistance once In two wccky and other cases are assisted once n month The number of dependents Is about half what It was a year ago. ago.When When an application Is made for assistance from the county the applicant Is required to answer a list of qm-stlons ns long as the moral law. ThcM are designed to form ii basis for a subsequent Investigation , which Is conducted by "visitors , " who look up the applicants' condition and surroundings and re port on the genuineness of the appeal. This rigid system was made- necessary by the large number of "chronics , " people who would atarve rather than work , and who would re fuse every opportunity to work. As teen ns a "chronic" Is developed he-.Is dropped like it hot potato and can expect no more asslst- cnco from the county , or any charitable or ganization. These people attempt all sorts of schemes to defraud the county and get a little assistance. If they would devote equal energy to working for a living they might become millionaires. An attempt has been made to learn how many of the applicants for tuulitance took advantage of the opportunity offered by the agricultural commission and planted gardens last spring. It appears that only a small percentage of those applying for aid planted any garden. This Is partly accounted for by the fact that the number of people receiving aid from the county Is more than twice as large as the number of gardens planted , at , there were only nbout 700 families supplied with garden plots. No attempt hay been made , however , to explain the condition which exists. Whether the people who planted these gardens have secured work and are Independent of county aid , or whether there Is another explanation , has not de veloped , _ _ _ TII15V CUT MAllllLirS nBI'OHT. Iiiiportniit Fruture KxiuniKctl front tl o Itccoril. The annual report of the Board of Educa tion for the year ending June 30 , 1895 , has just been Issued. The volume contains the usual reports of the superintendent , presi dent , secretary and other ofllcjrs which were published In brief at the tlmo of their sub mission to the board. Secretary Glllan'e report Includes several Innovations by which additional Information la afforded without adding to the amount of space occupied. The reports of ofllccrs are contained In full as adopted by the board with the exception of that of Superintendent Marble , from which the following paragraph WJB expunged before It went to the prinler. Th ? paragraph pertains to the relations be tween the ofllccrs and teachers : "With few exceptions , I might almost pay with a fnglo ! exception , thews relations have been cheerfully maintained ; and any plight deviation that might occur can be easily cor rected If every member of the board will leave to the superintendent the exercise of that authority with which ho la Invested by your rules , and by which universal custom belongs to this olllce. Hut when a principal consorts with politicians on street corners and In secret conclaves and presumes and openly claims , by such outside Influence , to control a majority of the board ; when a mem ber of the board elates In the presence of others that he desires this principal to think him to have acted differently than his Judg ment has dictated ; when such a principal , with Indifferent scholarship , nnd with very moderate ability as a teacher , acuities to sit In judgment upon the superintendent , to mis represent that olllcer to his confreres , and oven openly to npplre to some higher position by means of a eo-called 'pull' upon this boara , then self-respect , not to tny the welfare of the schools , would acein to demand that you like notice of such conduct , however Insig nificant the person. It Is notorious that this picture Is true to life. I conceive It to bo my duty to speak thus plalnlyln order that It may not bo my fault If you do not purge yourself of uuch an Influence as be represents and seeks to exert. " UKAI.TV MAUKIOT. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs day , January 30 : WAHItANTY DEBUS. Joseph HOB-US nnd wife to Mary Damiff , w',4 lot K block I'M , Omaha , n of n line L'7-15-13 . . . J 2,000 L , M Benson to H II Harder , lot 13 , block 4 , Drake's add . ! . 2WO n A lienson nnd wife to T II Lom bard , lots 17,18 und 19 , block 4 , Hrlggs I'lnco . , . . 1,000 Same to same , lot 23 , block G ; lots 7 , 8 nnd 9 , same . . . . . 1,400 O P Juync and wife to 15 11 Crosby ot al , lot 32 , block 2 , Sherman Ave rt no park . , . TOO Louis lierka nnd wife to H H Ilakcr , lots 17 and 18 , block 4 , Deer nark . . . . 1,100 . C E Macnuson to 10 a Whitney , n % lot 7 , block H , HunBcom place . 1 Herman Anderson to John Woodford , lot 3 , block 1 , Lancaster Place . 1 Jones Yerke to J I1 Tutman , lot 3 , McCamlllsh 1'laco . . . 1 C M Amsden to J J Hulbert , lot C , I'rcuton & W' add . . . , , . . . , . 1 DEHOS. W P H Mills ( rcct-lvt-r ) to Jones Yerkes. lot 3 , McCandllsh I'lace . , . , . 49 Total amount of transfers . , , , , . 110,353 . .ioii.voi.icim is tior.M ) ovitu , .Muit Stntiil TrTitl for St-llltiR UN Slurp on I'lrc. Th ( irJon ensc , whoreln John Volkt-r la charged with having fired hl More , oc cupied the attention of 1'ollco Judge Gordon nil yesterday Afternoon , the dt-tctihd putting In Its evidence. The theory which wna presented was that dur ing ( he nbsenco of the Volkcr family at nn entertainment In Sacngcrbund hall during the evening uf January 19 , some j persons entered the store , broke open the cash drawer and then set nro to the building , fcf locking all the doors after them , however , , < M when they left. t Volkcr was recalled to the Eland nnd the examination was continued by Ma nttorney. Nothing developed nnd Volkcr was then taken In hand by the prosecution. Ho said th.it thcro vore never any taiidles In his house. He denied that he- had told Ohlcf llcdcll , Detective Ucmpscy or nny one else that he went down town with his family , or that ho was In thc-nclghborhood of his homo nt any time after S o'clock on the evening of - < the fire. The defense tried to break the strength of ( the alleged statements mndo to the lire i' " ' chief nnd the detective , by showing by the wltncfH thnt ho did not understand English > . and was not well umlor&tooil In thnt language by others. He * nld that he hnd been In this country nnd In business for three years nnd could vpcak mid understand enough English to carry on his business. j Volker nlso testified thnt when he returned T : homo on the night of the fllo ho found the mica In his t > tuvo In th ? rtoto broken , but en i crody-oximln.'itlon ho became somc\\hat - \ \ confused - fused on this point. Ho finally paid thnt the mica was broken only directly In front , opposite the door , and nnt on the fide where the charred lloor showed whcto the lire hnd ' been , Then he cotttlndlctcd himself and entd thnt some of the mica on Hint side wns broken. He persisted lit the statement that when hn and his family raturncil home they ) found the each drawer torn out nnd a can of t kerosene In u placu other than where It hnd t been placid when lit- went riway. He nloo i mid thnt hu found on examination tint thcro wns dllllciilty In locking the rear door on the outt-Iclc , although before that It could bo j welly done. J The examination of Volkcr wns made through an Inti-rprctcr , although he appeared to understand the questions In Engllelt nnd could convereo In English when oft the iitnml. The Intirpretcr was nlao used when the next witness , Mrs. Margaret Volker , was called. She testified inibsttntlaUy to the same facts ) ns did her hinbnnd. She raid tint she nnd her children lilt the nonce at 7:15 : to go to Saengerbund hall. When they returned they found the cash drawer broken nnd the ell can out of Us place. The mica In the steve was broken. Hattlc Volkcr , n little daughter , testified alcng the same lines. She said that when she left the hotiso n bundle of ncwipapcra hnd been left near the itove In the living room , but when they rcturncj they were gone. She nlM said that n basket of kindling wood , which had been put alongside the stove , was found on top of It. She also no ticed the broken-cash diawer and the position of the oil can. Neither ihe nor her parents had smelted kerosene In the building. A couple of neighbors , Robert Smith and John Mulr , visited the place nfter the flro and testified that they found things In the condition described by Volker. Smith was at the Snengerbund hall ami saw Volker and his family there end went home with them , ar riving some tlmo aftsr midnight. They swore to the broken mica. They said thnt they un derstood Volkcr's English on account of tholr long acquaintance with him. Captain Coft of the fire department was re called by the defence to testify that when -o first arrived nt the scene of the fire a young man tcld him that he had hoird an explosion within th ? houre. He did not know the man , or even describe him. On crorg- exnmlnntlon Colt said that the force of the stream thrown on the flro would have been Mtfllclcnt In hl.s opinion to break the mica In the stove and even to break down the stove pipe , It having been fhown by previous testi mony that a portion of the pipe was down. On rebuttal the prosecution called Chief Iledcll nnd Detectives Dempsey and Cox to testify that Volker had told them he ac companied his family down town nt 7:1D and did not return until midnight. They swore , too , thnt he had made no mention of the breaking cf the cash drawer or of the posi tion of the oil can. The defense tried to break the weight of this testimony by show ing that he witnesses did not understand or speak German nnd consequently might have mistaken some of the statements made by Volkcr In his broken English. At the afternoon session of court Volkcr waa held In bonds of $1,200 to appear at the next term of the district court. When there Is lactic acid In the blood. Llnl- mcnts and lotions will be of no permanent benefit. A euro can ba accomplished only by neutralizing this ac'd ' nnd for this purpose Hood's Sarraparllla Is the beet medicine bo- cnuse Hood's Sar.'uparllla Is the only true blood purifier prominently In the public eye. Hood's Pills act easily , yet promptly and effectively , on the liver and bowels. 25e. HO S TON. After Three Years S. D. Boboy ; MD. . , Reports His Cure. IIlH I'rofi-NHloiuil Ailvloe to Illx I'VlIoir SufferHi ' "TflkcNoToIlne nnd 116 Yourxdf AKUII. You are a tobacco user ? Why ? 77 ? Cnn't jjlve nny prood reason except " Oh I thnt "I-I - , Icrirncil when I wna n kid. " The world moves , pclonco evolutCH , nnd Is It not reasonable enable thnt a euro Hlioutd bn discover ed for the tobacco hnblt ? There Is ono only one No-To- . Hue nnd It IB abso lutely ( ntnrnntced. ThouHandB hnve been cured , und inlllloiiH will be. If they only know how much Rood It will do fo rthcrn. Is your condition nny worse thun lit. itoboy'nY Ilo was cured lans UKO , und writes under lute dite : , ns follows : TH1HTY POUNDS HBAVII5U NOW. RIGEf * , III. . September 23d , JM3. Genlldiicn ; I write you n note In jirnlso of No-To-Uac. which 1 took neatly three yearn HKO. I hiid been uslne tobacco/ ncnrly 00 years. The habit bad grown on mu to cuch nn extent that It required a pound every ten days. It no affected my nervous Fyftcin thut I could not Hk-ep , Jriil no npputltc nnd waa used up Kcncralfy , On the. lUtli clay of January , 'W , 1 commenced the lie of No-To-JJnc , find KUlneil IK pounds the lln-t month. No-To-Hac 'entirely de- HtioytHl my dfHlro for tobacco , and I Imvo not tasted the vile weed nliice. t am now 30 pcunds heavier tlmn when I used tobacco , nnd I would llito to fay to every onu who uses tobacco , "Take No-To-Ilnc und be yourself uualn. Very respectfully yours , L. D. ItOHKV , M. D. Are you n fcuffcrcr from illrcasa that you IOIIK to cure and all the time using tobacco ? No-To-Uao Is sold by your own druKKlst under absolute Kunrnntco of cure , Mart your now manhood today , Oet our book let. "Don't Tobacco Spit nnd Smoke Your Lifo Away , " Written Buarunlee of euro and free tmmplo mailed for thu UHklnt , ' . 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