THE OMAHA T > ATlAr 111313 : TjftUlSDAY , JANUA11Y H , 1807 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Opens Strong'but tlio Bears Boon
Got Control of the Market.
CLOSING PRICE IS ABOUT ONE CENT DOWN
* &
Curn nml OntH A l.io Lnse Smnll
Frill-11 n n , bill I'rovUluiiH Hold
Tlirlr 4M n nml Kvcii Soorc
u Sllnht Ailvniiee.
C'HIC'AOO , Jan. 13. Wheat today , al
though opening strong nt nn advance ,
turned weak and closed weal : at a li-lllo
over a cent decline. Weak cloning cables
xtarttd llriiildnilon , which was Indulgid In
to an extent hardly warranted by the gen-
Drnl Munition. Corn and oats were ooirc-
Bpondlngly weak und lost about le each ,
but provisions managed to ucoro u slight
ndvnncc.
In whi.-at the firm opening \uis the result
of the steadiness of Liverpool and light
northwestern receipts. The llrst cablegram
limited Ud advance. In futures nml n Inter
omj pivo prices IIH " ! idiilKhtr , or isuirly
double yesterday'H advanchero. . NorthWestern -
Western nnd local receipts were moderate.
Chicago only not eighteen carloads of
wheat , agnlnst IW a year ago. anil Mimic-
upollH and Uulutli reported ' . ' 13 cnrs , against
IW u week ago and 41U the corresponding
day of the year before. Later In thu day all
but ' , id of thu Liverpool advance was re
ported lost , and prices started downward.
Opening prices for-May vete from Sl'.jo to
Hi. ( IIH compared with yesti-rday'8 oloKi of
WHe ; , nnd niter a sllfrht advance to NJtic it
linil another little advi.ncc lo fruin M'.ic to
MS.O. This last llRiiro wns t.ie hlphest prlco
paid today. Trade was noticeably light dur
ing the llrst half hour of firmness , and only
Increased In volume when the pileo had got
well umlur Me. Among the reasons for me.
weakness which supervened \\as n rumor
regarding the Hour trade , which It wan mid
was everywhere dull. Minneapolis reported
only 12,1X0 bbls. of Hour sold yesterday and
Milwaukee reported Mi.OJO bbls of Minne
apolis Hour stored there and 100 cnrs more
on track waiting storage. The light sen-
bo.ird clearances of w.ient and llour 111,103
lli. encouraged Helling , and llrm foreign
markets at advanced quotations did not
help the buying. The bears were on top.
and If they bought on the breaks they put
the wheat out short ugaln on the rallies
when there was one and nt lower prices
when the decline continued. In other words ,
It was a scalper's maikct. May dually de
clined to 79c and closed weak at from " 'JHc"
to 79' < ic.
Corn hnd n very quiet session , with prleos
almost altogether dependent on w.icat. It
was Inclined to llrmness an long as wheat
Ii6hl up Its end of the speculative trade , but
weakened icndlly when that mntket net the
example. Hrndstrcct's reported a visible In
crease of 1,673.000 bu. May opened about Ho
higher nt Glc. sold at from 2I'ic to 2ITie.
then weakened to 241 c , closing easy nt from
2I'o to 21e.
Outs opened steady to firm on b.ul weather
reports from the west and through sympa
thy with wheat ; the latter Inlludico wan
stronger by far than the former and tri
umphed on In thu session , causing a decline
In prices. There was a good disposition to
buy on the part of the shorts and several
lines , both large nnd small , never evened
up. May opened unchanged nt ISftc. sold
between ISftc and lSc , closing easy at the
latter price.
Provisions ruled strong nnd nlosed thnt
way , the only thing on the floor to dn that.
The market was dull during the forenoon ,
hut livened up under the Improved demand ,
w.ilch ciinu * mostly from shorts. The early
weakness of the hog market caused a slight
opening decline In prices , hut this was soon
overcome. At the close 'May pork was n
Bhudo higher at from $7.90 to J7.92VMay :
"
lard a shade higher at from $1.05 to"l.07'- ,
and May ribs 2&e higher at $1.10.
ICstlmated receipts Thursday : Wheat , 16
cars ; corn , 203 cars ; oats , 120 cars ; hogs ,
, OCO head.
The leading futuics ranged as follows :
ArtlcTcA' I OIK-II. | High. | Low. | CIOHO. | YeHtl7-
'Wheat
Inn. . . . 78JJ 78K 771 $ 7HK
Mny. . . HlhaH 7tl } 80Ji
July. . . 7U.4 7fi ! < 75K
fom-
' " 22U S''K 22X 2'JK
M'.iyi ; . ' Mum -'l 4
July. . . . ' - & <
Sept. . . I'OIt
O.ltH
J.-in . . . HIT
May. . . .
1'o-k-
Jnn. . . . T ( ! B
May. . . . 7 85 7 OUt 7 83 7 0'J 7 DO
Lard
Jnn. . . , : i 8.1 3 00 385 .1 00 U 00
Mav. . . . 4 03 4 07M 4 OUM 4 07 ! * 4 05
Eh't I'llbH
Jan. . . . 8 " 7H 4 00 3 07- ! 4 00 4 1)0 )
Mny. . . . | 4 US 4 10 4 05 4 10 4 07K
No. Z.
Cni.li quotations were as follows :
l-'LOUlt Kasy ; winter patvnls. J4.50JI4.75 ;
BlrulclitB. ll.tf 4.CO ; fprlng patents. Jl.lSffl.tO ;
tprliii ; gtralKhlB , | 3.60ii3.liO : bakers. $3.10&3.50.
WIIIJAT No. Z. 77'.4t77iic ; No. 3 tprlns , 7Cc ;
No. 2 red. SC iffS7'Uc. '
COUN-No. S , 22o : No. 2 yellow. 22Hc.
OATS-No. 16ilOlC'.5c ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. ,
ZO'.ic ; No. 3 while , f. o. b. , 18f20',5c.
IlYE No. 2 , 374c. !
ItAHLKV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , r. o. b. ,
24',4H55c ; No. 4. f. o. b. . 244 ! f:5c.
FLAXSnKD No. 1. 74iJj77V4c. !
TIMOTHY HlCUU-rrime. J2.C5.
I'ltOVlSlONS-JIcss pork , per bbl. . J7.70g7.73 ;
lanl. per 100 His. . t3.UOf3.52'4 ; rhort ribs tldus
( loose ) . S3.0 < ? 4.15 ; dry salted vhoulilers ( bated ) ,
l.rtN.W ) ; short clear sliUu ( tioxcd ) , JLlSliW
willBKY Distillers' llnlehed Roods , per gdU ,
HUO.UIS Cut loaf , $3.2C ; Rrnnulatcd , 14.63.
The followlnR were the receipts nnd thlpmonta
today :
On the ProJuco exchange today the butter insr-
Ki-l wan firm : creamery , IPalUa : dairy , oa
i7 , , , , Kirt'HVwonk ! . ' " ' " ! ' " 'icCheenu , Htcady :
UiiokH ibai P : Poultry , llrm ; chickens , Oajc ;
NEW VOHIC ( iU.M3UAL MAUICBT.
( luolatloiiH of thv Day nn General
ClIIIIIIIOtllllcN.
NEW YOIUC. Jan. 13.-FLOUll-Ilecclpt . 24,442
bbls. ; exports , 18,590 bbls. ; affected by the < le-
clln0 In wheat and closed lower to sell , es
pecially on uprlnif patents , llye Hour , steady.
lluckwhcat Hour , tl.2081.2S ,
I1UCKWI I EAT-Steady ; 3.COC3.C5.
Svl.N'I'AI' ' Klt'a'ly ! yellow western. 9c
ItYU Quiet ; cur lots , 43M4c.
"AIlLKY-Slenily ; feeding. 23c.
\VHEAT-Ilecelpts , 1S3 bu. ; exports. 13.SOI bu. :
spot , weaker ; No. l lmr.1. 5fi93'ie. Options
oiwncd llrm on tetter cables nnd ruled steady.
f/n'i.V / KiiKllih ? " " ' ' " . , the " "crnoon under dlsapl
cables , a rniall decrease In tlio
world's stock am ! nctlv * llqulilullon. closlm ; iW
la net lower ; No. 2 red. January , SST4JWAC
cUmlng I9c ; May , sai.160k71.16c. closlnii ftvic.
COIlN-llccrlpts , 17.550 bu. : exports , WS.105 Jm.s
spot , quiet ; No. 2. Sit. Options opened steady
on ravrrlnic and Hunt receipts , but broke with
wheat. closliiR at 0 decline ; January , close
2'cj ' May. 30',44/20He , clonlne = OHc.
OATH lUeelpts. 70.EK ( ) hu. : exports. 10.4SO bii.-
pot. quiet ; No. 2 , 22'4e. Options mied dull and
ca y , elosInK Ue net lower ; January , 22 c ;
Way. 22 023c , doling 22ie. '
HAY KhlrpliiK , need to choice , t7.00 7.W.
LEATlIEIt-Klnn.
' " ' ' 1.1 ' lm crop' si"Hc I'aclflo
.tJJ01'8"8,1 , . ! ' ; coast.
U'.i3 cnip. 3H 7Hc ; ISM crop. 9BI3c.
HIDES Klrm ; ( Inlveston , 12013c ; Iluenos
Ayrt-K. nomlniili California. IS'.ic.
I'UOyiHlONR-lleef. quiet. Cut meals , quiet ;
pickled shoulders , 4V4e. Lanl , steady ; western
Bluim. J4.20j rellned , steady. I'ork , llrm. Tul-
lc\t. ilull.
lll'TTElt Hccclpts , 3.900 pkK . ; western cream.
ery , 12tfZOc ; ElKhiH. 20c ; factory , 9 llc.
CHEESE llecelpts , 3,673 plK . ; quiet ; state.
large anil rmall , 74flSo ; | vurt skims , 3G4c ; full
Eniitf-ltecelptB. 8.073 pkgs.j steady : slate nnd
Pennsylvania. lSiOl9c. !
OILS Petroleum , dull ; I'nlted clrfed at Ole
li * 'J-Q"let ; fair to extra , 3TiOCVic ; Japan ,
' .
/4.
4.MOlA8SESHte dy ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
oeil lo choice , 2iitlc ,
MiyTALS I'll } Iron , quiet ; soulhern , tll.OOO
IJ.23 ; northern. tIl.OOOII.SO. Copper , droni ;
broktrs , lll.CIHi exchange , J11.MUII.73. Lend.
( IroiiK ; bickers , IS.W : excliance , I3.02H. Tin
quirt ; rtralls. tU.COil 13.50 ; plates , dull , Spelter
ttfy ; doinentlc , I3.U03.D3. O 'chunge : March
tin , ttllO ; rpot Irud , I3.02ti.
Ilvi > rMiul | Ornlii nnd I > rivlNluiiK.
LIVEIH'OOU Jan. lS.-\VHEAT-rirm : No. S
red. rprlntf , U 10d : No , 1 California , Cs 7d.
1'Ulurvii opened steady , with near position * lil
lilthfr ami illitant poiltloni > ; d hlKher ; clote.i
quiet , with May Uil hlir.ier and ot er months Hu
lilfhcr ; tmnlnciilnnvlim on middle positions ;
' 1''cliruar > ' ' 6" Wl1' ' > I r < % h ami
COIlN-Spot , quiet : American mixed. It
BJid , Futures opennl quiet and unchanKfd.
clceed quiet , with January W Matter ami other
inciiths unchaiiKed from yrstenlay'n vloslnR
prices ; buinr | > > henrleit on mliMlv iHiilllons ;
January. 2sid \ ; I'ebruury. ! s S'jdj March , 2
9HJ ; April , : C cli Mny , 2s 10.1.
l-'l/lt'll-Htendyi demand ix > ar ; HI , Louis fancy
wlnlu , Hi 6 < l.
I'riOVIHIONB Ilacon. steady : demand moder *
Me : Cumberland cut. M lo 30 lt . . ] 7s Cdt short
rll > i > . 10 lo ! l Ibs. , Kt M ; lunu clear , llchl , U
In ] < | | > r 27s , lone clear , heavy , 40 to 45 Ibn. .
26s CJ ; short cltnr bucks , llelil , 11 Ibs. , ICj sl ;
short clrur middles , heavy , 45 lo M Ibs. , : is M :
clear bellies. II to U Ibs. , tl * M. lUms , short
cut , II to It Its. , Us. Shoulder * , sijuare , H to
II Ib * , .jes. TAllrw , fin * North An-.Tlrnn. 19s.
llrtf , exirn India inert. W C-l ; prime meM , It * .
VrrK , rrlnio mm , Iliie nr lcin , 4ts M : inMlum
i\c trrn , 411 Id , U. | < 1 , quiet ; prime npxtein , Its ;
relln < > d. In rn.ll , K * Cd.
CIII-ll : E--nrm : ilemtiml m > lcnilo , nnrkt
Atmrlcnn. whllft mil celninl ( Seplfinber ) . 2 .
Ill'TTIJIIFlnMl United Slnlcs , > : peed , M .
OII.S-Lliir-pil Ks f. I. l'nit > lcum. rellncil , r.Hd.
r.EKIttOEKAIOIt HKBF-Fowauiirterii , 3i'l ? ;
htndiiunrti'iv. , JX'l.
HOl'tf-At l.on.lnn ( Parhtc eonit ) , J.t : IS" .
OMAHA ( JI.MII.M : , MAHICKT.
Coliilllliin nf 'I'riulir nml ( Iniiln ( Iiint
nn Mliipli- mill rniii * ) ' I'rdilni'i' .
r.anS-Kie'h K thrreil , 12tfl ! < ic.
IlL'TTRII-Cnininr.n tu fftlr. SSDc ; c'lolM ' to
fancy roll , Itfjllc ; cp intoi creunnry , 20c ; Mth-
creil crcmncry , 15tT16c.
llAME-llluo wlnsr.1 teal duikf. J1.75 ; srccn
wlr.R , J1.50 ; uOlicaiU nl'il r.-ullanlf. J5.73 ; small
ralbllK,4 1.VV ; Jnckr JI.OOH1.J5 ; fqulrroln , Ctttf'Oc ;
C'mm-la ewfe. large , IC.W87.W ; ranll , U.COW
t.co
t.coClini : n Domerlli ; brick , lOlyil UilMO. I-er
ilor. . . J9.Wi ; club h'.uie. J..b. Jnri" , r r iloi. , 13 IS ;
I.lmbcrKor. fa'icy. per Ib. . Vttc ; lliiqutfort , ' .i-lb.
Jur * , per iloz. , I3.M ; Young Ameilcas , 10 ? rs
lwln , fnnty , lO'.lc. ' !
VKAICholec fnt , SO to 1M Ibs. , Mf q ol J nt
7fi7'tc ; InrRc and cdnrrv , l 5c.
' . C 4fl-'i > ' -
nitEHSEP rOl.'LTUYChickens. -
keys. Ilfn2c ; KVCSC , > fi9c ; duckr. SQPtf.
LIVE roii.Tnv--Not : wonn-d.
I'lllKONH-l.lvf , 75BW ; : ilc.iil piKfonP. not
t.nlo , .
HAY rpluiiil. ll.&O ; nildlnml. tl.W : lowlaml.
J3.SO ; rjo i"lrjw 13.f.0 ; color makes the prleo cm
hay ; lleht b-lcii sell Uic bis-t ; f.nly lop ciadm
brine lop prices.
IIUOOM COHK Extremely flow falc ; new
crop , delivered > m trae' : In country ; c'.iolro Kreen
rrir-workhiK eiiT-et , per Ib. , 2Ii2 c : choli-c cuvn.
runr.lnir to hurl , 2ff2 < tc ; romnir.n , 1'ie.
VEOETADLES.
SWEET POTATOES- onlcrn. per Mi ! . , tl,7E.
ONIONS- Good Etoi'k , p r bu. , C5y7c.
LIMA IIEAXS- Per Ib 4c.
1IEANH IlanJ picked navy , per bu. , Jl.Z./iTl.S.i.
CAIIIJAOE Gcoil Mock , per hundred , $1.23.
rni.KnY Per iloi. . 25830c ; fancy , large , 410
.
POT.VTOES-C5oo < l native slock , per bu. , 256 >
20 ; . .
FJIU1TS.
ClllAPES-Crater , la pony batUcts. Concords
an < l Catawbas , per crates , 32.50.
MALAGA OHAPES-Per kCK , 7.
CltANIlEIinfES-Capc Cod. per Mil. , JO.OOfiC.60.
APPLES ConklUK , per hlil.J1.65Sfl,73 ; fancy
New York. J1.7B.
CALIFOIINIA PEAllS-Pcr box. J2.00jf2.23.
THOP1CAL I-'UUITS.
PINEAPPLES Per crate of iwo to three dot ,
S Mexican. J3.50W3.75 : California
navcK J3.0 ) f3.r.O ; FocdllnsK , J2.75H3.00.
LEMONS MetvlnaB , J3.50f 1.00 ; choice Call-
fornlH , J3.003.M ; fancy , 53.1003.75.
II . : . ' . : : AS-Chdcc. lore * stock , per bunch.
JI.00fiP2.25 : mc < lhim-iirM ! hunches. Jt.5032.0 .
M1SCKLLANEOLV.
HONEY Pancy wnllc , per Ib. , 14c ; choice , Uc ;
California , amber color , lOc.
ClUElt Clurllled Juice , per half bbl. . J2.50 ; per
bbl. . JI.GO'84.25. N ,
MAPLE SYllt'P Flvc-nal. cans. each. J2.50O
2.75 ; Kill. can * , per iloz. , 112 ; half-gal , cans , JC.25 ;
itiMit cniiu. J3.10.
NUTS Almonds. California , per Ib. . large
size , 13c ; Ilrazlls. PIT Ib. . lOc ; English wal-
imt * , per ! ) > . , fam-y. Foft shell , linnijc ; stand.
nnls. HCfllHc ; lllbcrts. pfr Ib. . 10i ; pecans , pol-
Mi ! . large. iOlOc ; Juml > o llO12c ; large hick
ory imts , J1.13 per bu.j zmull , Jl.M ; cocoanuts , Cc
"SAIIEH KllAUT-Per half bbl. , J1.75. ; bblf. .
FIGS'imported fancy. C crown , 30-lb. bozei ,
I3c ; choice , 10-lb. boxes.crown. . lie.
HIIJF.3. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 5Uc ; No. 2 green
hldcH. 4Vi ; No. 1 siecn salted hides , 7c ; No. 2
green salted lilJes , Cc : No. 1 veal calf. 6 to 12
llm 7o : No. 2 vrnl calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. . 4c ; No. 1
dry flint hides. 9 T10c : No. 2 dry Hint hides ,
SJJ9e ; No. 1 dry salted hlce. ! . EO9c. part cured
hides. V-e per Ib. lfs than fully cured.
SIIEF'P PELTS Green salted , each , 255/COc ;
green sailed , shearings ( thorl wocled enily skins ) .
each. 15o ; dry shearings ( short woMcd early
skins ) No. 1. each. 5r ; dry Hint. Kansas nn < !
N'clilii'ulia bulrher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
wcltilit , 4fl3c ; iliv Hint , Kanfiis nnd Nebraska
Murrain wnol pelts , pr Ib. , actual weight , 384c ;
iliy Hint Colorado bulrher wool polls , per Ib. ,
actual weight. 4I5c ; tiry Hint Colorado Murrain
wool pells , per Ib. , actual weight , 3SIC ; feet
cut off. as It In lifeless lo pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GIIEASE Tallow. No. 1 , 3c ;
tallow. No. 2 2'4c ' ; grease , while' A , 2c : grease ,
white 11. 2c ; grcato yehow. 2c. crease , dark ,
lc : old butler. 2ff24o ; beeswax , prime , 13f22c ;
ruiigli tallnw , Ic.
WOOI. UmvaiheJ , nne. heavy. CO7c ; flnc , light.
Si9c ; quarUrbloo.i , lOffllc : reedy , burry nni
chaffy. EC3c ; totted nnd broken , coarse , 7f9c ;
rnttc-d nnd br.ken. fine. C8c. ' Fleece Washed
Medium. IJlJlKo ; line , HlflCc ; tub washed. ICJJlSc ;
lilnck. Sc ; bucks , Oc ; Ing locks , 202c ; dead
pulled. 5570. .
HONES In car lots , weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton. J12.00RH.OO ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , J10.00R12 00 : dry coun
try , damp ami mealy , per ton. SC.OOO8.00.
FHESH MEATS.
IIEEF Good native steers , 400 to 600 Ibs. , CO
7c ; wcsUrn steers , 5iOCc ! ; good cows and heif
ers. S'.siuCc ; medium cows and heifers , 5Uc ; good
rurequurlers conn and heifers , Ic ; goud lore-
quarters sleers , 5c ; food hlndipiartera cows and
heifers , 7c ; good lilnJqiiarlers native steers ,
tc ; tenderloins , 20c ; boneless strips , Vc ; strip
lohm , 7c ; rolls , fclic ; sirloin butts , SVjc ; shoulder
clods. t.Hc ; rump bulls , Cc ; steer chucks , 4c ;
cow chucks , 3'ic ; boncUiis chucks , Ic ; plates ,
3Uc ; Hank elcalt. Cc : Inlns. No. 1. 12Vic ; lions. No.
2 , lOi.ic ; loins. No. 3 , IVic ; ribs , No. 1. 104c } ; ribs ,
No. 2 , Mic ; rlbo , No. 3 , C'.ic ; rounds , 54c ; rounds ,
shank or rump off , C'&c ; rounds , shank ami
rump off , 7c ; trimmings , 4c ; bralnu , per dozen ,
35c ; sweetbreads , per II' . , 15c ; kidneys , each , 3o ;
ox tails , each , 3c ; livers , each , 20c ; hearts , each ,
Cc : tongues per Ib. . 12c.
PORIC Dressed hogs. 44c ; tenderloins. I2o ;
loins , Cc ; spare rlbc. 414 = ; ham sausage bulls , EC ;
shoulders , rough. 44c ! ; shoulders , skinned , 6c ;
trimmings , 5c ; leaf lard , not rendered , 5ic ! ;
heads , cleaned , 3'ic ; snouts and ears. 3'c : back
bones , 3c ; neckboniu , 3c ; pins' tall ; , 3 ! Jo ; plucks ,
each , So ; chlttcrllngc , Cc ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per
dozen , 2 c ; stnmuchs , each , 3c ; tongues , each , 8c ;
klilneys. per dozen , ICc ; brains , per dozen , lie.
MUTTON Ore.'ted lambs. 7c ; dressed sheep ,
6c : racks , S'.ic ; Ices and saddles , 7ic ! ; breasts
and stews , 3c ; tongues , cr ch , 5o ; plucks , each ,
3o. _
St. LoulH fieiicriil
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 13. FLOUR Unchanged ;
patents , tl.COQI.75 ; extra fancy , J4.1004.20 ;
fancy , J3.40S3.50 ; choice , JS.OWJ.10.
WHEAT Opened ? jc lo He higher for futures ,
but later , on generally bearish news , fold off and
closed Tic to Hie under yesterday. Spot eiiilcr ;
No. 2 red. cash , elevator. Wic track. Sb'.fcc ' ; No.
2 hanl. cash , nominal ; January , Slc ; May , MUJr
SS'ic ; July. 74Hc.
I.XJHN Futures opened llrm and higher , de
clined and cloced easier than yesterday. Spot
firm ; No. 2. cash , 20c ; January , lUltc asked ;
Mny , 22'Jc bid.
OATS Dull , but steady ; No. 2 cash , IGJic ; May ,
1914 v.
HYE-Dull ; 32c bid.
HAULEY Active and Etcaily ; 303ICC.
COHN JlEAIJl.33. .
I1HAN Dull , but steady ; JS33c.
FLuVXSEED IIIciuT at 7Jc.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. J2.40.
HAY Firm ; prairie , t3.77.CO ; tlmotliy , JS.500 >
10.DO.
1IUTTE11 Quiet nnd uncharged ; cicamery ,
17 26V4c ; dairy , 1281CC ,
EGGS Firm at He.
\VHISKY-J1.18.
MKTAI.S Lead , easy ; J2.75Q2.S2l * . Spelter ,
dull : J3. oa3.tS.
COTTON TIES Unchanged.
IIAGG ING Unchanged.
PROVISIONS Pork , better ; standard mum ,
jobbing , J7.KO7.f5. Lard , better ; prime steam ,
J3.75 ; choice , 53. M. Ilacon , boxed shoulders , JI.53 ;
extr.t slinj-t clear , J4.70 ; ribs , J4.70 ; shorts , J4.90 ,
Dry salt meiitB , boxed shoulders , J4.05 ; extra
short clear. 11.20 ; ribs. 14.40 ; shorts. J4.53.
RECEIPTS Flour. 3,000 Mill. ; wheat , 17,000 bu. ;
corn. 80.000 bu. ; oats , 12,000 bu.
HHIPMENTH Flour , 4,000 bbls. : wheat , 16,000
bu. ; corn , 103,000 bu. ; oats , 7,004 bu.
Aviillnlili * Siiiiply of Crnln.
NEW YORK , Jan. 13. Special cable und tele
graphic dlriutches to llr.id treel's , covering the
principal points of accumulation Indicate the fol.
lowing ctmngHi In available supplies of grain
last Saturday , as compared with the preceding
Saturday :
Wheat , United Stales and Canada , east of the
Heckles , dccrearc , 4IC.OOO bu , ; iillont for and In
Europe , decrease , MM. COO bu. ; total decrease
world's available. 1C30,0"0 bu.
Corn , United Slatdi and Canada , east of the
Rockies , decrease , 335 , ( M tu. The Increase of
available stocks lent \\vek , outside of those In
various lines of northwestern Interior elevators ,
worn 100,000 bu , at Fort William , Ont. ; 39,000 1m.
In Chicago private elevators ; 32,000 bu. at I.eav.
emvorth , and 30.COO bu. In Minneapolis private
elevators. Corresponding drcreaces Included
Sil.COO bu. at Rochester. N. Y , ; 7C.OOO bu. at Louls-
vlllo ; 37,000 bu , at Juliet , and 33.COO bu. at Cleve-
and. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I.oiulnii Sliiek ( liiitiiloii ,
LONDON , Jan. PJ.-I p.m.
Comtolirm'.v. . Ill 11-10 Mexican ordinary.
ConnolN. nco'l . 111' . St. Paul common. .
Cm. ; Pacific . i"i7K N , Y. CJiilr.it
Krlo . K'li Pennsylvania
KrtnlHtpM . : il' < _
Ill.tViilr.-il . . . . HM ' .Mox. Can , now ja.
AMERICAN EAGLES-Quoted at 7C
UAH S1LVER-29 11-16.1 per ounce.
MONEY-HfcliS per cent.
The ralv of dltcount In Iho open market for
short bills U 3 per cent ; three months' bills ,
3 1-11 per cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Toledo MurKrlN.
TOLEDO , O. . Jan. \VHEAT-rI ) er and
weiik ; caih and January , ' 91ic ! ; May , tilc ; July ,
7&fce.
CORN-Sleady ; No. 2 mixed , 22c ; No. 3 mixed ,
Sic ; No. 2 mixed , Jic.
OATS-Qulet and deady ; NO. 2 mixed , ISc ; No.
2. May. 1'JVte.
RYIlilll. . but steudy ; No. 2. Sfc ; No. 3 , $ . ' .
CLOVER SEED Dull and easier ; prime , cash ,
J5.S7i ! ; March , J5.SO.
_
Col Ion Miirkclx ,
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-COTTON-Hpot. quiet ;
mlddllnc , 7 5-ICc ; middling , uplands , 7 t-lCe ; m'd-
(11111. . cutf. 7D-16c ; sales , 401 bales. Futures
closed steady ; sales. 1U2.COO bnlm ; January , 15.53 ;
February. J7 ; March , J7.US ; April. J7.ll : May ,
J7.Z1 ; June , J7.Z3. July , * 7. ; Aucuit , 1731. Hep-
lemlwr , J7.W ; October and November , I'.W ,
The collon murket opened emy , with prices
406 points lower under local rrulUInK , the re-
suit of unfuvoroble Liverpool cables. At H
o'clock tha market was steady , with prices at
a net gain , of 7 to 8 points.
NKVf OJILUAN8 , Jan. ttX > TTON-Bte d/i
middling , 7c ; low middling , C ; c ; K ( d cnllnnr } ' .
f e. Fnlmer , Mrnily ; rales. 40,000 Lnlcs ; Jnnu-
01) . JC. 2 bid. Februaiy , jr.TO ! | .iO ; Mntrll ,
jr.CQ < ! . . < ! 7 ; April. JH.02ftfi.W. May , J6.9 ? ( ? > .99 ;
June , 5T.OI07.CC ; July , J7.Wfl7.ll.
STOCKS AM ) IIO.VDS.
.Spct'iitallon LluhC. tint Well I > | N-
Irlliulpil , with NitKiir n SitcrlnltV.
NEW YORK , Jan. 13. Tmlny'n cxtrcmt-ly llm-
llril t [ > vcul.itlon wns fairly well distributed , aside
from Sur.R.1 , whlc.i llgure < l for nearly one-quarter
of tne uiiKfegntc ilcnllnK" , and the lone wax In
the innln strong. The movement was Irregular ,
perlutls of slagnallcin alternating with ; purts of
coinparntlvc activity. In Iho early resMon the
maik t was fpltlted , and higher prices \\rrc re-
coriltd on Ixmdnn puichnsrs ami moderate call
money business , ckcd out by covering of shorts ,
The bnproxcmcnt WHS etini'ldered due to the
l > ics uiv of Idle money , whlcn , In the absence of I
tilt rorcnt prevailing dlrlurblng rumors nnd repel - /
pol ( a , ii Inducing ImcMmcntii In bonds and
ttwks of Intrlmilc merit. The traders gener-
ull ) iippcared disposed to play the bull ride , owIng - i
Ing to the failure of the long stock to com ? out
In recent raids. In addition lo stocks , t.ie trade
and thu contingent bought lallroud bonds. Tno i
J.fel | ltle were again concplcuou.1. Consolidated
( Ins tote 3i per cent lo 133S , . SI. Paul & Dublin
rofc P.4 per cent. Wheeling & l ike Erie , how-
c\er , dlrpluyeil further heaviness , despite the
( illlclal ftatcmenls deprecating recent rumors.
Very lltllc Interest attached lo the -meeting of
Hie stockliotdcrM of the American Sugar Refining
company , rat nolhlmi but routine business was .
expected to be transuded. The stock sold up j
n n action early , but In tic : Idle hours decllneil i
I'.i ' per cent on the report of the application of '
the Arburklc Interest ut Toledo for a reccl\er I
for the Woolson Spice company of that city , i
control ofhlch was recently acquired by the I
American Sugar company. The general list sub- '
rldcd Into general ijullnern after mUMay , and , '
aside Irnm the decline In Sugar , the talc IIIIIM.-
ments In prlcdi uerc lelallvely unlni | > ortiint.
Realizations caused slight fractional leeeu'lon- .
but In the fln.il dealings the celling procure
was more pronouncc.1 and the market closed
heavy at unimportant net changes. I
Tlio demand for prime bonds was In excess
of the amount offered , anil United states
which have been long Inactive , are now prom
Incut In dealings at nub.'tantlally advanced prices
The sales were Jl.d'O.OOa Governments Improvei
slightly on bid prices. Silver certlllcates. ufle
continued neglect , were dealt In ut Cl4e for
JS.OCO , as compared with C5sic , the preceding
sale.
sale.The committee on stock list of the New York
Sleek exchange has recommended that the fol
lowing securities be placed upon the regular list
Ixnilsvllle & Nashville , Ixiuisvllle , Cincinnati &
Lexington division , J3,25C,000 4'i per cent goh
bonds ( stamped ) , reduced from ( i per cent ; Con-
sollda.ted gold bunds and stocks of the City ol
New York , amounting lo J4,139COO ; Giecn Hay .
Western railroad , J3.E.OO.OCO . ; capital stock , JfXO.OOO
debenture certlllcates , series "A , " and J7WO , )0 )
debenture certificates , rcrles "II ; " Central Pacific
of California , Hrst mortgage C per cent gola
bonds of U97 , rcrles "E , " extended to Januarj
1 , 1WS , and J7S7.000 placed on the rpeclal list
Central Paclllc of California , Jl,323.000 first mort
gage , C per cent gold bonds of Ifr93 , l cries "F , "
"II,1' "O" and " 1" are deducted from the regu
lar and added to the special list.
Tlie Evening Post R London Hnnnclal cable
gram says : The stock markets opened dull to
day. but Improved later , except for home rails
which were depressed by the dividend nn
nouncements , 'Which began coming out today
Apparenlly most of the companies have carnei
large tralllcs , but nt greatly Increased ex
pviibe , nnd It appears likely that they are adding
large sums to the treasury against nny possible
future labor troubles. Americans were better
but there was little doing In them. Mines were
also better , and copper Blmres were strong. Tlio
India council Is Increasing the amount of Its
weekly drafts offered. The Paris and Uerlh
markets were steady.
The following were the closing- quotations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
N. V. A-N.E 4.-S
Oregon Nav 13
O. S. L. &U. N 14
1'aclllc JInll -J4
I'ltlHburg ICO
Palhnnn Palace , . . 18(1 (
Hendlmr 'JJJ ( {
II. G. W 10
dopfd 4U
Uoclt Island U7M
SI. Paul 74 ! (
donfd 1'KI
St. 1'nult Omaha. 49
dopfd lil : )
Southern 1'aclllc. . KIS
Sii.'ar Ueftnerv. . . . HIM
Toim. Coal A Iron. 78k
Texan Paclllc ! > H
Tol. , V O , Ccn. pfd. 0
Union 1'aclllc. ( UJ
U. S. Express 3H
W. St. L. A 1'ac. . . . fH
W. St. L. & I' , pfd. . Ill
Wells Kargo Ex. . . till
Western Union. . . . 8IM :
Whecllnp A L. K. . : li
dopfd im
Minn. .V St. Louis. 1SH
Dcn.&ll. G ll ! <
lien. Klectrlc : ! ; iH
Nai'l Linseed 14
Col. Fuel & 1 an
dopfd 71)
Tol. St. L. & K. C. . CM
dopfd II )
Soulliurii , . . UK
Southern pfd 27'1
Tobieco , 7H4
dopfd lOfi
Am. T.i C. Co. . . . 85
C.C. Co 10U
Ani.Sm.-ar pfd. . . . 101 ! <
leather pfd 01
Uubber U4U
Uubber pfd 73i !
Culton O.I pfd OS
I' . C. C. & St. L pfd 45
Am.Spirits KIU
O. U.VN. pfd 3h4
3. , L.S. & E. iBia. Si
' all assessments paid.
The total Bales of Blocks today were 117,493
( hares , Including : UurlliiKton , 7,704 ; American
KUK r , 21SCO ; Chicago Gas. 7COO ; Manhattan ,
3.0UO ; Heading , 3.900 ; St. Paul , 8.800 ; Tennessee
Coal and Iron. O.WK ) ; Union Pacific. 5,704 ; WheelIng -
Ing & Lake Urle , 7kOO ; silver ccrtlllcaUu , 7,100.
Xcw Y rk 3Iiiuiy Miirkcl.
NEW YORK , Jan. 13. MONEY ON CALL
Easy at l'/4i2 per cent ; last loan , 2 per cent ;
clokcd , ! Viii2 per cent.
PIIIMK MKHCANTILK PAI'UIl 3iT4 ! ! < j per
ST'KHLINQ EXCHANQB Firm , with actual
business In bankers' bills at IJ.S7U&4.S7'.i for
ilcnianJ and I4.B4HO4.84W for sixty days ; posteJ
rateH , ( .S5SI.S5'i and 1.SSC4.8S'S ; commercial
bills , l4.S3iff4.E4. !
8ILVKH CKHTIFICATES4TiSCIV4c. .
HAH 8ILVEn-64 iC.
QOVEIINMENT HONDS-Strong ; new 4 . rec.
and coupon , 120H ; Us. rce. and coupon , 114 ; 4 .
Tftt. , HO',4 : coupon , 11U ; reg. , 5H ; 1'uclflc Cs of
9S. 102T4 Lid.
STATE BONDS Ullll.
HAILHOAU HONDS Strong.
Cloning quotations on bonds were as follows :
Ilontoii StoeU ( liiotutloim.
BOSTON. Jan. 13. Call lofm . 'JWi4 per cent :
tlmu IOIIIIH. : m4)jpjr ) co.it. Clojin.plcoj for
Hioeks , bonds and mlnlnir Bharot :
' ' IHKiOen. Elec. pfd 7/1
Amc'ricnn s'liear ! ! lllUlAtchlson pfd r'jyv
Am.Suirar pfd . . ;
IluySlnlu Gas SlilNow EiiBland Us. .
Hell Telephono. . . IWMiOi'ii. Hec. BH til )
lloxlon .V. Albany. JOJK WU.Cont. la : > 7
DoHlon.V Malnu. . . HU WIs. Cent. OH 17K
a. , II. , V Q Allouez Mlnlii ; Co to
Atluntl :
General Klectrlc. . UOBIOII , V Montum
Illinois Sled Ilatti.V IloHt n. . . . ( S
N. Y. iVN. K ( H ) Calmml& : Ilecla. . 310
Old Colony Ccnli'inilal
On : Short Line. . . Kr.mklln.
Uubber..V.
Union Pacific iH lil )
WrHt End Qulncy 1'J'J
WCNI Knd nfd T.iniiric'.c ; 07
\V. Klec. pfJ SI ) AVolverlno 07II
Kd. Kloc. Ill 113
Hail Fruiiclxuo
SAN KHANCISCO , Jan. 13.-Tho official cloHlnc
quol-itlona for mlnliis atoeksi tu4 ly wjrj ; u fol-
O\VH :
I'orclirii riuiiiiulnl.
PARIS , Jan. ll.-Thrt per cent rtotei , ICZf
40e frr the aceounO flchnnRe on InJon , J5f
He for chcckt. ( j fj
IlKRLIN , Jan. 11 Ktchnngo on London , right
days' sight , M murks y pfg.
I.ON'DO.V. Jnn. 13-dcM Is quntnl at llucnns
Ayrcs tojay nt D.n.jly.bnn , SS > 4. Ilcmc , 10I.MH.
OnlTvV Mnrk-t.
NEW YOIIK. 'Jon. lJ.-COKKEE-Optlons
cptnetl Firmly , at imchangeil prices to J points
advnnre ; ruled Inactive nnd fcnturelen , with n
wpnk un.lftlone. unJfp itock speculation an.l In-
dirfeteirt ( p"t tradlHRrVlojfd barely Heady , un
changed lo R points net decline ; mien , 4.MX ) bans.
Including : January. 15.50 : March , J9.CA , Spot
coffee , Rio. dull. Nn. 7 , Invoice. JIO.12',1 ' : Jobbing ,
J10.C2H. Mild , qulcff Pi.rdova. . } lS.Mtir.CO ; sales ,
70 bags , lluenranmnjtn. ' p. I. Total warehouse
deliveries from tlio . ( .tilted States , I2.4.11 bags.
Including 11,913 bags from New York ; New Yotk
slock today , .1C0.6S1" | . | ifc ; United Hlatea flock ,
413,060 bagK : alloat for the Vnlted Slates , 353,000
bags ; total visible supply for the United States ,
76U.050 lings , liitnlnst ( , M.CI6 ! baits last > enr.
HAVRE. Jan. 13. CWl-'UK-Plofeil dull nf
net unchanRpd prices ; pales , 12,000 hags ,
SANTOS , Jnn. 13. COPPKK-C.Ulel : good nv-
ernge Pantos , 11,300 rels ; receipts , 9,000 bagu !
stock. .199,000 bugs.
HAMIH'RO. Jan. 13.-COKKEE-Advanced H
pfk . ; rates , 5.000 Irnxs ,
RIO. Jnn. 13.-COKKEE Harcly steady ; No. 7
Rio , IO.KO rels : exe.iange. S 15-lCd , tecclpts , C.OOO
bags ; cleared , frr the I'nlted States , 11.000 baj l
for Europe 3,000 bags , stock , 3JG.OOO bags.
AViiol .MnrUt-l.
ROSTON , Jan. 11. The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow : As a rule
dealer * In wool report volume of business 113
about the ramo as In tlie previous week , hut
In a few quarters In hiilncrs some large sale *
arc lepurled. Among tlie sales In HoMim Is a.
lot of 1 COO.CCO Ih < i. of Auftralla , and a rumor Is
that the mill making the nbovc imrclinfc hns
also picked iii | nt Icnat 500,000 Ibs. of fleeces nn
l.COO.CGO llm Montana , and that another well
known mill Is rumored lo have picked up 3,000-
CIO llli. of wool. Fleeces have been In good re.
port , nnd there Imp been a very fair movement
of Australian. Price ; arc nominally the fame
as n week ago. The tqles for the work In tin-
pilnclpul markets aggregate fi.C25.Ufl Ibs. , 3,101-
400 Ibs. Jielnis domestic , nnd 2.730.900 His. foreign.
Pales since January I have been 10.110 SOO Ibs. ,
ns compared with 13.C3S.100 lin. . In the Fame
period of IStfi.
ST. LOUIS , Jnn. 13. WOOIUnchanged. .
KIIIINIIM Clly .Market * .
KANSAS CITY. .Ian. 13. WHEAT Somealmt
lower nnd slow ; No. 2 red , nominally , 92 Mc ;
Nr > . 2 pprlng , 7Cff7kc.
CORN Active and nteacly ; No. 2 mixed , 1S { ?
ISUe.
OATS Rather slow , about steady ; No. 2 white ,
lic ! : fancy , old , 22c.
RYE No. 2. nominally , 32o.
HAY Steady and unchanged.
lll'TTElt Unchanged ; creamery , 17GlSc ; dairy ,
EGGS Dull and uncertain ; ll'.ic.
Sllunr .Tl
LONDON. Jan. 13.-St'GAR-Cnne. quiet ; buy-
em and sellers Indifferent ; ccnlrlfugal , Java , Its
3d ; Muscovado , fair refining , ! s 9d. licet , steady ;
January , 9 4Vd ; Felmiary , 9 < 4Hd.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. SUOAR-Rnw , Hrm ;
paleR , 2.000 tons : Java , 96 test , 3 3-lCc , cx-fhlp-
ment. Rcllncd , quiet.
Wliclll
MINNEAPOLIS. .Ian. 13. WHEAT 1'n-
chnnged : Januarjclofed nt 77lbc ; May. 7SH1 ! ? '
7Sajc : July. 79 > 4c. On Irack : No. 1 hard , SS'Jc ;
No. 1 northern.7"ijc ; receipts , 217 cars.
KLOL'R Dull and unchanged.
Sim FrilllHxco Wlimt ( lllotll HoilN.
SAN KRANCISCO. Jan. 13. WHEAT Weak ;
December , J1.S3JJ , : Mny , J1.54TS.
Oil City Mnrlcrt.
Oil , CITY. Jan. 13. Credit balance : . Me ; cer
tificates. r > 0c bid ; shipments , 129.927 bbls. ; runs ,
91,600 bbls.
Kail Hlvi-r Print ClolliM
FALL RIVER. Mass. , Jan. 13.-Prlnt cloths
dull nt 2Ue , noinli'nl.
Kliiiiiiclnl .VotpH.
BOSTON. Jan. 13.-Clearlngs , J15,991C30 ; bal
ances. JI.C93.437.
1IALT1MORE. Jan. , 13-Clearlngs , J2.850.7C2 ;
balances. J3S5.753.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. Clearings , J10C,63IC33 ;
balances. W.751,490.
PHILADELPHIA. Jnn. 13. Clearings , J10.9C4.-
821 : balances , J1,5 < l.f2s :
ST. IXJI'IS. Jan. 13. Clearings. J4.CS1.2CS ; bal
ances , JCCS.497 ; money , i 70S per cent ; New York
exchange. 25c discount bid ; par a ked.
CHICAGO. Jnn. 13. Clearings. 112,307.367 :
money , jitcody , unchanged ; New York exchange ,
COo discount ; foreign exchange , demand , JI.ST'i :
sixty dayf. | 4.S4'4.
AVVOMI.VC Il.ll ) A PIIOSPiailOL'S YUAIl
Orcnvtli In Popiilallon nmlVnHh _
SlKiiH ( if n llrlnlit Fiiliiro. ' '
CIIEYDXNE. Wyo. , Jan. 13. ( Special. ) A
brief retrospective View of the Industrial and
commercial situation In Wyoming for the
year 1806 Is very encouraging , in every Im
portant branch of Industry In the state there
has been an Improvement of conditions and
the outlook for the year1 1S97 In mining , ag
riculture , stock raising , railroad building
and In general business Is very promising.
Nor Is this Improved condition merely ap
parent. Actual figures show It to bo real.
The annual report of the State Hoard of
Equalization , which will be Issued during
the coming scssloon of the legislature , will
show the valuations , as returned for aEaecu-
ment In the state , to bo tor 1SOC as follows :
Railroads j 7n330I7
Lnnd and Improvements fi.SjMlfl
Town lots 643\K3
Live stocl : 7 2.V ) ( K3
Other property 2,947,030
Total $30,0:8,624
This Is a gain In assessed valuation of
J189.7BO over the year 1805 , and a gain of
$830,653 over the year 1894. The year 1KIG
shows a gain of $ .121,629 In tlio value of
railroad property In the state over 1895 ; a
gain of 1259,415 In the value of cattle , and a
gain of $554,478 In the value of sheep. The
only material loss In 1890 over 1S95 Is In the
value of horses , this being $510,290.
It can safely be said that 'the general
business of Wyoming Is on a sounder and
moro substantial basis than ever before In
the history of the state. The cattle busi
ness Is divided among the small ranchmen
of the state , and Is no longer conducted upon
capital borrowed at high rates of Interest
from eastern and European sources. The
Ehecp business Is In the bands of actual res ) ,
dents of the- state , nnd Is , In the main , con
ducted without speculation and with but
little borrowed capital. Mining and pros
pecting for precious metals are being pushed
vigorously In many portions of the state , and
the Investments nnd profits are mainly held
by Wyoming people.
The vote cast In the recent election was
nearly 4,000 larger than In any preceding
election , and Indicates that the population
of the state Is upwards of 90,000 , a gain of
nearly 30 per cent slnco 1890.
Under all thcso conditions. It Is not only
probable , but certain , that Wyoming Is about
entering upon a period of prosperity , built
upon such solid foundation that It Is certain
to bo permanent.
ALL HUT Till : III.SD.V FLOURISH.
( nine KniilillyMultliiUcx In ( Iny -l-
IlMVNtDIIIlllllllllll PllrlC.
CHEYENNE , Wyo. , Jan. 13. ( Special. )
Captain Oeorgo ; S , . Anderson , superintendent
of the Yellowstone ! National park , Is col
lecting a carload -.of wild animals to ship
to the National.Zoological park at Washing
ton , lie now has six elk , six nntelopo , four
beaver and two b'lack bear cubs. Super
intendent Andcrson'Ircports that game , with
the exception of'blBOn , continue to Increase
In the park. During the spring months tlio
elk range through ' .the park by thousands.
Deer wander ttuqufili the military post In
great numbers. , often passing a few feet
from the scntrl/p and men about the garri
son. Herds of mountain sheep and antelope
are wintering /jn Jount Everett and show
a great Increase , /lumbers over last year.
Coyotes have uccpmo so numerous 'that the
scouts employed at tha pool have been au
thorized to kill fibmb of them. A big corral
was built last .fajl'jn which It was Intended
to enclose a Jrl rtlAn of the buffalo herd.
Only eight of Ujri-Jierd entered the corral
and thcso were ftliowed to escape , In the
liopo that a larger number would enter. The
main herd did not winter In their usual
place and Imvo scattered In small bunches
over a largo portion of the park. Altogether
there are not more than fifty buffalo left
In the park and It la a doubtful problem
whether thcss can be saved. The forces of
nature and tlio bands of man seem to be
against them nn'd their total extinction seems
but a question of a short time.
Kuiintor U'arrrn IN II i
CHEYENNE. Wyo. , Jan. 13. ( Special. )
Mm. S , n. Tuttle , prlVato secretary for Sen
ator Warren , received a letter ycatcrday
From the senator stating that his condition
Is Improving rapidly , Ho Is taking regular
meals and ftcls well enough to get up , but
the successful litallng of the wound made
In the operation for appendicitis requires
hut ha remain In bed for orau tlmo longer ,
lie hopes , however , to be about In ten days.
The senator Is still la Cblct.o , where ho
wa first taken ill. _ ' .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Supply for the Day is Fairly Liberal All
Around ,
BEEF CATTLE PRICES DEMORALIZED
Declliuif Tliondtiy l alluu nl by u
I'nrlber Driip tliulcr Crndcn
' 1'lrni lions Open I.mvcf ,
but Cl ie Strndx.
SOUTH OMAHA , Jan. . 13. Uccclpta for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Shocp. Horses.
January 13 3,219 G.M3 rt'J 114
January 12 2,309 B,3i9 1'JOli
January 11 2 1JJ 3u : > ti l.Vi'.l
January 9 1.12S 4C.J i7l !
Jaminty S. . . > . . , . . 2s < 5 4 , SCO iiu
January 7 1,97 C.1UO 4IVJ
January G 4,0.27 3,119 222i
January C 73) 2U2 421
January 4 $91 1,351 2f.'J7
January 2 l.GSI 2,740 l.20 >
The olllclal number of caw of stocl
brought In today by each road was : '
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
C. , M. & St. 1 > . lly. 1
O & St. L. Hy. . . . 1
Missouri I'aclllc . . 1 0
Union I'aclllc 37 2-1
P. , K. & M. V. U. K. 17 1
C. , St. ! . , M. & O. . . 13 13
H. K M. U. it. H. . . 37
C. , H. & Q. Hy 2
K. C. & St. .1 10
C. , It. I. & P. Uy.E. S i
C..H. i. & .v. uy.\v. . . ; :
Total receipts..12S 110 .3 fl
The disposition of the day's receipts wns
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 4H iU2l
n. 11. Hammond Co 270 13.0
Swift and Company 4"0 1.S21
Cuilahy Parking Co 207 2/H9 20
H. Hccker and Degall. . . . 29' ' )
Vansant & Co 97
J. L. Carey .11
Lehman & Hot.ischllds. . . 120
\V. I. Stephens 107
Hill & Lewis company. . . . 337
Henton & Underwood. . . . 93
Huston & Co I'M
Hamilton . - . 29 . . . . . . . . .
Swift it Co. , country K'G
Chicago P. & P. Co. , N. C 281
Hccker & Dcfran , K. C. . . 21G
J. L. Carey , 1C C 2XJ
Other buyers 3i 17 ' . . . .
Left-over leO . . . .
Total A143 G.9G2 OOJ
CATTLE The receipts of cattle were
much lighter than a week ago , but still
there was a fair run.
The market so far as fat cattle were
concerned was far trom satisfactory.
After the decline yesterday salesmen wore
hoping ror a stcaOy mfukot at least , but
their hopes were not realized. lleuorts
from all points were discouraging and at
the same tlmo the quality of the cattle
here was not such as to stimulate free
buying. The most of the cattle hero were
only half fat , and not a very good kind.
As a result the market was slow , and from
wink to lOc lower.
Cows and heifers were In very light
supply , only about eight loads being on
sale , nnd the market was llrm and active.
Everything wns cleaned up In good season.
Stoekcrs and feeders were also active
and fully steady In splto of the unfavorable
condition of the- market on fat cattle. Rep
resentative sales :
NATIVES.
11EEK STEEns
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r.
20..11S1 13 CO 19. . .1133 (3 K
! 0..1153 SCO 1. . . TOO 3
< 0..13lt 3 70 G..1310 3 SJ
40..1177 S70 37..1241 3 H
20..104fi 370 S..1I75 300
20. . .IMG 3 7 : 41. . . .1279 3 SO
.1145 3 75 4. . . .1315 3 90
9. 9S1 13. . . .1321 3 90
21. . .1051 .1(0 24. . . .12.11 3 90
20. . .IOCS 3 fO 18..KM 390
21. . .1203 3(0 11..1191 390
COWS.
2..10CO 2 CO
I..10M ) 2 tO
1..1040 2 CO
3..1010 2 CO
1..1 2 CO
2. . 925" 2 CJ
1. . 8)0 2 Co
1. . . .1120 2 70
1. . . .1170 270
3..1003 2 70
1..1010
2..1105 2 75
1..1020 275
1. . 140
G. . , .1122 2
o " .1WO 2 73
12" 2 U
3. . , .1140 2 85
1. .1070 2 M
1..13IO 290
G. . . . 940 2 90
3. . .112 } 2 ! < 0
2. . .1095 2 SO
3. . . ? 90 2 90
20. . .I02S 295
20.G.
G. . .1094 2 95
1.
.1010 2 0 1..1260 3 00 S. . .1011 3 40
l. . . 9CO 2 (0 2. . . . fc25 3 00 3. . .1133 3 40
l. . .11(0 2X ! > 1..10M ) 3 00 3. . .11CO 3 40
l. . .1010 2KO 1..12CO 3 00 01. . .1077 3 45
c. . . 920 2 W 2. . . . 5C3 3 60 1. . .1000 3 DO
1IEIPEH3.
i. . . 400 275 1. . 490 290 16. . . 79C 323
i. . . tK ) 275 1. . 7CO 3 W " .761 3 25
i. . . 4CO 2iO 1C. . 393 3 00 J" . COO 3 25
3. . . 743 280 S. . 7CO 3 10 G. . .825 3 30
. 7SO 2 SO 1. . 710 3 10 21. . . 915. 3 33
I ! ! . . E40 290 1. . 710 3 15 G. . . SS4 3 40
13. . . 411 2 W 1. . CIO 3 25 1. . .1000 3 50
1. . . . 740 2 90 1. . C90 3 23 1. . 500 3 CO
1. . . U20 290 2. . S55 3 25 1. . .1200 3 CO
HULLS.
.1WO 2 25 . .1UO 2 75 1. . .12SO 3 00
.1450 2 30 . .1123 2 75 1. . .1140 300
. 940 2 40 . .10E.O . 2 75 1. . .1410 3 CO
. 950 2 40 , . .1250 275 I. . .1340 3 10
.12M 2 40 . .1120 275 1. . .1430 3 10
.1160 2 40 . .11CO 2 SS 1. . .1C10 3 15
.1370 2 40 . .1430 2 $5 1. . .1750 3 15
. NX ) 2 M . .1C50 2 90 1. . .1E20 3 15
.1400 250 . .1410 2 W ) 1. . .1450 3 15
.14(0 2 50 . .1S70 2 90 2. . .1SC5 3 20
.1290 2 50 . .1430 290 2. . . .1040 325
.12C < i 2 C5 . . 930 3 00 1. . . .1370 3 25
.1020 2 70 . . 900 3. . . . 976 3 23
.13CS 2 70 . .1090 3 00 1. . . .15SO 3 23
.1230 2 75 . .11CO 300 1. . . .1850 3 30
STAGS.
Irr. . 730 2 75 4..1055 300
CALVES.
, 300 2 CO 1. 3SO 3 3o 1. . , 130 5 00
1. . , 300 3 CO 1. 220 3 M 3. . 156 5 M
1. . , 2CO 3 * * % 12. 221 ! 4 23' 1. . 170 S 00
3. . . 343 3 25 1. 120 4 DO 1. . 110 5 23
1. . , 310 3 S5 1. 210 4 10 150 5 23
23. . , 349 3 30 4. 187 5 00
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
4. C20 3 75 23. . 812 3 90
74. 1112 3 (0 1. . 730 3 90
1. 7 ! > 0 380 7.G. . . 757 3 90
14. 1177 3 10 G. . 710 3 90
31. 917 3 80 17. . G52 3 90
3. 923 3 80 . CCO 3 SO
11. . J > I2 3 80 . SG5 3 ' . )
C..10C5 3 (0 . ! I2I 3 90
1..1020 3 80 7. . . 931 3 M
SO. .1080 3 80- 24. . .1043 3 95
SO.C.
C. . 92t 3 SO C3. . ' 3 S5
27. 78 3 0 11. . , 3GS 3 95
5. . 90S 3 85 7. . . ore 4 CO
7. . 811 3 CS 1. . . 450 4 00
14. . 793 3 85 23. . . 4CC 4 00
1. . 7EO 3 85 20. . . CGI 4 CO
6. . 8SS 3 85 ' . 760 4 M
15. . 533 3 83 C . . . M5 4 00
15.C.
C. . 875 3 85 8. . . 43G 4 (5
4. . 727 3 83 1. . . 440 4 10'
. 873 3 85 . MO 4 10
. 7C7 3 M . 412 4 10
. 431 390 15 . 400 4 15
WESTERNS.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 bull UOO J2 W 4 feeilera. . . M J3 00
8bullr HIS 225 K feeders. . .1121 3 70.
3 hulls 1333 G feeders. . . 11 3 79
1 cow. . . 1020 2 CO
COLO HA DO.
1 bull 1200 1 75 19 fecdim. . .1012 3 83
3 bulls UIC 2 20 31 ftcilera. . ' Z U >
19 bulls 1M1 2 4i 3 ! feeders. . . Ml 3 M
OS fee.kl'j. . . . M7 3(0 2 feeder * . . . 880 4 W
feedem. . . 107 3 k5 22 feedem. . . 893 4 00
MONTANA.
Ibull 720 175 3 feeders..1320 3 21
1 cow WO 200 1 feeder COO 3 50
Ibull 1 0 2(0 108 feeders. . . . 1102 380
1 cow 1W0 ! 2 40 "feeder 1275 3 80
8 heifer MO 295 87 feeders..1079 383
2 feeder 1025 3 CO 49 feeders..1037 383
25 helfert. . . , 710 3 10 7 feeders..1302 3 (5
It : iclfer > . . . 3 10 2fCfdrm. . . . 875 3 tO
2 cow * . .1275 3 15 8 feeders. . . , CM 4 CO
40heir < rr US 3 SO 3 feedem. . . . CM 4 M
2 feeder.1145 3 25 14 feeders. . . . C75 4 00
HOC1S Theru was a good run of hugs here to *
day und the market as u whole U In very fair
condition.
Under the Influence of unfavorable repoits
from Chicago the market opened 5o lower and
In extreme cares lOo lower. Later on as Iho
outlook liecame more favorable , and us the de
mand was active , the market tinned up and
cloted with the lorn rtuulned.
The market wun fairly active , and every
thing In the yards sold eaily.
Heavy hogs told largely at JJ.COfl3.10. and the
light nnd medium ivelehts at J3.U.3.23. The
rales us a whole averaged cloic to So lower
limn yesterday , Representative sales ;
No. Av. Sh. IT.
W. . 343 320 M M
I'i .318 240 3 00
19 JW > ICO 3 CO
n sie . . . 3 CO
43. , 337 10 3 M
tO.4 ( ICO SCO
U 388 10 3 00
It Ml (0 3 GO
40 398 ' 3 CO
49 U7 'io J W
SHKI-'I1 The ilomnnil wnn good nnj tlie
flcai'.y. HciircKentnllvc s.dcs :
No. Av. 1'r.
S wttcrn wethers 7S J.1 C5
to wojlcrn wi-tliors US 325
103vc"tcili ! wctlicrs 12 ! 3 2J
O1IICA 0 I.1VU STMCIL JI.VHKin1
I'civ ClioU-o Ca U > Sell Itciidlly , lin
CXIirrn Are Slotv nnil l.oivcr.
C1IU\\O ! , Jan. IS. Tlie few ilrovoa of enltlc
lhd coulil t > o clnjfol R clioles KOlJ rcnillly (11
firmly prli-ca. tint othtra wrro Mow uivl nvt-r
HXfil lOo lower. Bales were miule at from | 3.M
to H for the commoner Kliuls of ilrcsfcil t > n
sd'crs. up to from t4.ro to 55 for K < KU | to rholcc
expott calllc- , with llmltcil cnlcs of prime to
fiincy bcovi-s nt fnmi J3.W to J5.13. There wns n
K < x l i k'run ml for btockrrs nml fn'ileit" . nni
lirlct'K rcmnlnoil ntronR nt fium M.i'i to > 3.49
Calve * wcro iietlve nml ctrnily. Tcxns-fvil eatlio
wrr. ' nctlx-o. Iml Jnlncil In HIP Rvncrnl ilcellnp.
In huK ! ! llniimis n little wriiltrnlnK la prices
l > ut thcic was an excellent tlcinnuil. uiul Die
ilccllnc wn not more Iliun 2Vc. 8n'f * WPIX
made all the way fiom ; $3.10 to $1.0 for biff
liOjtu. up lo from J3.40 to J3.43 for ruperlor ln'K.t
of light niul mp'lliim ' uplKlit . The Imll : of tlie
liogH nold tit from (3.75 lo } 3 40. During DIP lat
ter part of HIP ilay the trade became lively ana
the decline \vns fully icvovcrnl.
In theep Iho lU'imtml was notlvp and jirlccn
! < to lOc hlRher. Sheep wnc wanted nt from
J2.BO to K.U ! for Inferior to chcln * lloekrslprn -
fi'd blieep K'x \ at from (3.23 to 13.75 , mid
very few told lielow > 2.75. Kwcn folil larccly at
from ? 3.25 to { .I.M. and pnlcscrc m dc ot
yearllnss at from } 3.Eto 14.30. whllp Innibs wen
In active demand at from 13.7. , to JS.CO for com
mon lo cliolco , with snlcM largely nt from tl.tO
to 13.10.
HccclptH : Cattle , 17,000 head ; hogs. 43.000 head
n'.iccp , 11,000 licatl.
IjY I'ACICIM : HOL'.SK Ot'Tl'UT
AVOHllTIl KlllllUVN SIlfMV II COIINlllcr-
illdc Calll Ovt'i' 1'rvcoilliiK Work.
CINCINNATI. O. . Jan. 13.-fi ( > eclal TeleBram. )
Thu I'rlce Current tomorrow will pay : Markci-
Ing of hoRsi the pn.tvrck was fairly Illieral.
Western killings. 4CTCOO head , aRahiFt 3:3WO
hcail the jirecedlng week , and 430dOO head Inhi
) cur. Total from November , 4.025.000 hend , aKiilnut
4CC3cvO ; head last ypnr. Htllmntcs Indicate con-
elderaulc gain for the remainder of the renron
to March 1. | ) ontlnc ! to a llnid total of C.CiS.I.O :
head , against O.SlS.'jOO head last year. The fol-
lowlni ; are the cnmpnrlFons to date :
City. 1S3H-97. nx-M.
ChlcilKO l,3tVCOO 1.715.COO
Kainas Clly r.MWO CC3.100
Omaha 2.3fK.O 2S5.M
HI. I ouls 250.WO 230.WO
Indianapolis . . . , 22JliCO 2 0,600
Cincinnati 110.000 1CJ.OO )
Mlhruulioe HKOOO 216
( Vdar llnplds 120000 lf , W )
Ottumwa 118.COO ICO.duO
St. Joyeph 45.000 W.W4
tit. * Paul D3.COO KSOuO
Sioux Clly 03,009 70.COO
IvuiiNiin City Iiivu Stovlc.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 13. CATTM : Hecclpts.
0,000 head ; Khlpmrnle. 4'XK ) head ; best Kradei ;
barely steady , others lower ; Texas steers , > 2.75fl >
3.75 ; Texas cows. ll.902.40 : native steera , I3.40f
4.85 ; native cows und heifer. , Sl.Wij3.f > 0 ; vtocki'rit
and feedem , $2.7504.00 ; Inillj- . (2.40T3.25.
HOC.S-Hrcelpts , 14.CCO head ; shipments. 400
head ; market opened steady to sllKlitly lower ;
duped strong ; hulk of i-nlcn , I3.15Q3.20 ; heuvleH ,
> 3.10fi3.25 ; packcrn. > .1.10j3.22i ! ; mixed. } 3.ir , ®
3.25 ; llRhts , J3.12ii'u3.:0. yorkers , } 3.15 3.:0 ; IIKS ! ,
t3.0)j3.12Vi. )
HIIEKI' llecelpts , 3.000 head ; rhlprnents , COO
head ; market steady ; lambs , J3.00I/l.h ! ; muttons.
J2.25H3.CO.
NIMV Yorlc Mve Slock.
NUW YOniv. Jan. 13. UKKVKS-r.ecelpts.
1.C91 head ; slow and Kcnerally lower ; fleers ,
J4 lOfM.15 ; ttaus and oxen , | 2. 4002.45 ; bulls. | 2.40ff
3.33 ; dry COWK , , )1.CO(73.CO : cables quote American
steers at IdiTllMic , dressed weight ; heep , at
Liverpool. 10yilc ; rcfrlRerator beef at S cj ex
ports. ( US beeves and 4.020 quarters of beef.
SHEEP AND I.AMIIS Receipts , 6.461 head ;
market oixned fairly active nnd closed quiet ;
sheep. J3.OOIT4.25.
IlOOS-Itecelpts , C.972 head ; market higher nt
St. I.iiulK I.lvr Slin-lc.
ST. IvOUIS , Jan. 13. CATTI.B llecelpts , 3.MK )
head ; market ktcady on beet , other tirade * weak ;
imtlve beeves. | 3.r015.00 ; Ktnckeiu and feeders ,
I2.25O3.75 ; covs and heifers , JI.7M3.Ofl ; Texas and
Indian steers. J2.COfM.00 ; cows , J1.73S2 75.
IIOQS Ilecelids. 9.6(0 head ; market opened Cc
oa . but closed Etrniic ; llKilt. J3.1003.CO ; mixed ,
J3.00S3.23 ; heavy. > 2.W ! < 3.324.
SHUUI' HecelplH , 1OO head ; market Etrong ;
muttons , } 2.7S 3.S5 ; lambs , J3 MC5.W.
iSloek lit
Ilecord of receipts of live flock at the- four
principal markets for January 13. ISO" :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 3.219 C.W8 Cd2
Chicago 17,000 43000 14.003
Cansus City 6.COO 14.000 3,000
St. Louis 3.100 9,000 l.DOO
Totals 29,719 72.WS 19,102
GK.VHKAL SrilHTlXO Xn\VS.
C : run n nil CotHn Itflli-f.
NEW YORK , Jan. I3.-Judie Ojhorno of
the supreme court of Brooklyn today de
nied the application for an Injunction made
l > y Rlley Grannan against the Westchestcr
RacliiB association and the New York
Jockey club for rullnp him off their tracks.
General 11. K. Tracoy in presentlnf ; the
case said Mat under the civil rights net of
; fG : Grannan had all the prlvlleces of places
of amusement , and thai the reason thu
stewards of the Jockey club ruled him off
the tracks wan for making a present of $ " 0) )
lo Jockey * Taral nnd Orflln. : Judge Oa-
> ornn In his opinion says that It Is a rule o (
; hc Jockey club that no presents should be
dlven to the jockeys and Orannan admitted
: hat he violated It. The implication for an
njunctlon was denied with { 10 costs.
Dun Sliinrl llcnleM.
DALLAS , Tex. , Jan , 13. Tonight Dan
Stuart declared the report that the Cor-
bett-Kltzslmmons Unlit Is to bo held at
Carson City , Nov. , Is Incorrect. "I have
iceii In Lower California , .Monterey , Ne
vada and n dozen other places recently , "
said Mr. Stuart , "but absolutely no one
mows thu location of the battleKround.
The Carson Clly story was unauthorized
> y me. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
. \KiiIn.
WASHINGTON , Jan. 13. John NIleHon
of Minneapolis dc'fented William T. I jtta
of New York City In a two-mile handicap
race at the Ice palace tonight. Letts had u
j-Iap handicap , and Nlleson fcl twice , hut
von by ten feet. Time : B:12. : Letts de
feated I-awson , the Swede , In n I'/j-mllo
uindlcap race last yt-nr. Letts had a
i-Iap handicap. Time : -1:07' ' ; .
l.mvrrN I In * llci'ord for Oiii * .1111 ! ,
WASHINGTON , Jan , 13.-AI the Ice pal-
ice John Nllsson of Mltinenpolln defeated
John Ijiwson. the 8wede , In a half-mllo
ace , by half a lap , Time ! 1:20. : Nllwon
ilno lowered the Indoor record for one mile
rom 2:32 : to 2:20. :
Tiiroiilo .In < ! ( } ( Mull .I
TORONTO. Ont , , Jan , 13-Tho Toronto
Jockey olub iias selected May 22 to 29 , In
clusive , for Its spring meeting.
Stock in M n TitUi'H Hiryebnliic.
RUFFALO , Wyo. , Jan. 13. ( Special. )
John Hunslngcr , at one tlmo a wealthy
Btockman , was found dead In a email dug
out near this place on Tuesday , Upon In-
vcatlKatloa It wan found that ho had com
mitted suicide by taking strychnine , a hot-
lo containing a quantity of the poison being
ound near him. Tbo dead man wai about
> 0 years of ago and for a number ot days
had been drinking very heavily , ,
South Omnlm Naws .
Quit u number of citizens hnvo already rc-
( < poiided to the call sent out by the minis
ters of this city for funds to bo used In
imltttliiR the poor. Treasurer Christie re
ports contrlbutloiiH coming In quite rapidly ,
nnd he lit confident that the mini of $100
\\lll bo raised without any trouble , The pas
tors aKreiil * to return till money contributed
unices $100 Hhmilil bo rained , but It looks now
ns If the ninnunt nirntloned would bo raised
before many dnyo. Printed notices hnvo
been malliHl to tiu.Miiowi nnd protesslonal men
nslilng for a donntlon of $1 , nnd the answers
to thcifo requests commenced to come In yee-
terdny. One busliu a house contributed (5 ,
but ns n rule. UK. ' iloimtlinis do not exceed
the amount nnked for. In this way the p.ia-
torn expect lo be ft 1)1 o to omit the usual char
ity ball , which Is always considerable ex-
pouse nnd trouble , nnd Htlll have n fund
Hiifllclent to nKslst tlio needy through the
winter. _
Clmrlty Order Cnucrlleil ,
Thn ntteistlou of the mayor wns called the
other day by n groeerymnn to nn order
Riven by Councilman Hylnud to n resident oC
the Third ward for $5 $ worth of groceries.
While Mr. llyl.ind Is n member of the com
mittee on nhnrlty , It Is not customary for
nny but the chairman of this committee to
Rive ordc'w on storm for provisions or cloth
ing for the Indigent. Mayor Knsor turned
the order over to Councilman Vnnsant , with
n request thnt the matter be Investigated.
It was found upon Investigation thnt tlio
man to whom the order waa given hna a.
position nt one of thu packing houses , nnd
Is draw I IIR his salary regularly , nml Is not
In need of additional help from the city or
county. When thcwo faeta were lenrncd the
order wns cancelled. It Is understood that
orders for provisions , etc. , nro not to bo
honored unlcra signed by the chairman ot
thy charity committee.
( 'annul AITonl an tlvlru
Seventy-five rcsldcr..s living In the vicinity
of Twenty-fifth nnd M streets have sent a
petition to the city council asking that an.
are light bo plnced nt the intersection ot
Twenty-fifth nnd M ntreets. Members bt
the council committee on public lights admit
that a light U needed at thnt point , but
owing to the present condition of the lightIng -
Ing fuml It Is doubtful If any more llghta
will bo ordered in for some time. ICuter-
talnments or meetings are frequently held
at the High school , which In near by. nnd
nearly every one admits that the light IH
a necessity. Chairman Vansant of the public
lighting committee , said last night that ho
would not recommend a light at this point
until -the fund way In n condition to war
rant It. He hoped , however , by spring to
be nblo to do something In the matter.
S' 5 Hiil/.iT IN liiiiocenl.
Mayor Bnsor yesterday received a letter
from Matt Onrncr , who Is at present con
fined In the county Jail , serving out n term
for petit larceny , In which he urgea a pardon
from his friend , ( Jus Ilutzcr. Some time ago.
darner stole a wntch from A. Krlttcnbrlnk ,
for his friend. Qua nutzcr. Some time nga
of the timepiece. The police learned this
and arrested Ilutzer , and held him on the
charge of concealing stolen property. At hl
trial Ilutzcr refused to divulge the where
abouts of the watch nml was given n term
In the county prison. Garner , In his letter ,
ataerls that Ilutzer Is Innocent , nnd did not
know that the watch had been stolen when he
purchased It. The mayor will not Interfere ,
but Intends allowing Hutzer to servo out
his sentence. _
.IOIICM < : < -N Thirty Onyx.
Charles Jones , nllr.s W. H. .Malloy , alias.
the "Cheyenne Kid , " had n trial In police-
court yesterday afternoon for nrflaultlns ;
James Murphy , and was sentenced to thirty
days In the county jail , the 11 rut and last ten
on bread and water. According to the police ,
Jones is a tough who ought to spend all or
hln time behind the bars. He arrived In the
city n few days ago and spent a night with
Murphy rounding up the drinking places.
Along toward morning Murphy refused to.
buy any more liquor and Jonca beat him over
the head. Jones wns represented by ait
attorney , who made a strong talk for hla
client's liberty , but Judge Chrlstmann could
not sec It that way.
SlifiMl ii f TrnliiH In Hi-
City Attorney Montgomery Is to draft
an ordinance regulating the speed of rail
way trains through the city , the maximum
speed to be ten miles an hour. An ordinance-
was passed by the city council In 188S pro
hibiting the running of trains through the
city at a higher rate of speed than eight
miles an hour. Within the last month or
two this ordinance wns declared veld 'by the
state supreme court , hence the necessity for
passing another one. The supreme court
found that the old ordinance had been pub-
lUhed In the olllclal paper of the city only
once , when It should have been printed alx-
times , and for this reason the ordinance-
was knocked out.
Mini ) ' Cuttle Iniirlh .VchriiNkn.
T. H. Cole , Hartlngton/H well known
banker and live stock dealer , was In the city
ycatcrday nnd visited the exchange. He re
ports a largo number of hogs In Cedar
county all generally healthy and In good
condition. While the cattle being fed la
that county are lighter In weight , as a rule ,
than last year , he thinks there nro fully as
many on feed , and that but few short fed
liccvro will bo marketed from there. Farmers.
prefer to market their corn on foot , where It.
s p&rclblc. Mr. Cole sajH that In his opinion
South Omaha will get a much larger per
centage or fed cattle from the northern tlera
of counties than ever before.
City diHxIp.
J. O. Smith , Hlalr , wns hero vlaltlns-
friends ywtcrday.
J. S. Williams , Albany , Mo. , Is the guest
ot James H. llulla.
A. D. Gable , Hnrtlngton , wan a visitor la
the city ycEterdny.
J. C. Jowctt , Angus , was hero attending to-
some business yesterday.
T. E. Loipcr , a prominent Tender cattlo-
mnn , la In the city on buslnes ,
J. II. Da hi , Scrtbncr , was at the yards yca
tcrday with a fililpiiient of cattle.
Uccclpta of live stock yesterday were : 3,21 ! >
cattle , 0,688 hogs , C02 sheep and 14-1 horses.
Ofllccrs of Washington tent , No. G7 ,
Knights of the Maccabees , were publicly In
stalled at Masonic hall lest night ,
Some of the local sports are talking of
getting up a click pulling match between
a atock yards man and an unknown ,
On Saturday evening Oik Leaf Grov
iVoodmcn clrclo will give a card party at
\nclcnt Order of United Workmen hall.
Colonel T. U. 'Hatcher was notified yeatcr-
luy of his appointment nn a committed
clerk at Lincoln , and will leave for the capl *
al today.
The wotnca's auxiliary of the Young Men'tt
Christian association will hold a prayer
meeting at the First 1'rcsbyterlan church
his afternoon at 3 o'clock. All women are
nvltcd ,
"A Drunken Gpreo In a I'alaco and What
Iccamc of the Landlord , " IB the topic at the
Young Mcn'o Christian association revival
neellng tonight. Ilev , Frederick Tonge will
conduct the eervlcc.s.
Till : UKAI.TV MAIIKKT.
INSTUUJ1ENTS plnced on record Wednes
day , January IX IW :
WAHHANTY DKKD8.
V I' Hcndrlckson to U M Wolff , lot
7 , Godfrey's add . $2,900
A J LIvlngHlon to 1C A Colfux , lot C ,
Flack'H HUhillV . 1
M Jonen to A W Junes , lot 1 ,
block 2. MbHourl Avenue park . 2
M I , Ncldlclt to C M Wlihclm , lotx
7 and S , lliirrHon I'laco . , 150
QUIT CLAIM DKRDB.
NelH Hnimen and wlfo lo O W Do-
Lamntrc , lor i ) , block 3 , Crclghton
HelghtH . . . . . . , . see
DKKVH ,
Special master to Nntjonal Life In
surance. company , n 14 of lot 2 , An
dre WH , W & T'u BUbdlv . 3,000
Total amount of transfers . } C,3iJ
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 1 ( ) ; 1) ) . Omalui , Nub.
COMMISSION
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GRAIN ! PROVISIONS ; AM : SF03W
Hoard of TraJe ,
IMrect wlru to Ciiluxo tnJ tint York. /
( Xmisondinui John X Wima 4k Ca/ ,
