THE OMAITA DAILY "REE : SUNDAY , JAXUAliY 17 , 1897. 15
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Qoncral Business Situation Shows Very Few
Changes of Importance.
CORN TOO SOFT TO SHIP WITH SAFETY
\VcnllH-r PrnvoN 11 ( Ircnt Dclrl-
IIH'Ilt tl > .AtltllX LIllCM Of HllHllU-B-t
( Mln-r UltlcN In \n l
Tlinn Oiiiiilin.
V" Tlio business Intcrcsls ot Omnlm enn
Jntrdly lie said to have untlorgono nnj
vcrj * tnatorlnl chiuiKo ilurliiK1 tlio week Jusi
closed , conilltloiiH KovcrnliiK trn.de move
ment * liuvliiB remained practlonlly unnl-
tcrcd during Hint period , It Is the dul
season of thu year at best , nnd no Kfeal
business nativity wns expected , cspcclall >
durliiff the first llfteen days of the
month. At the same tlniu It can bo said ,
comparing this season with last , thnt trndo
In a Jobbing way , nt leant , Is In very fair
condition. While there Is still nil nbsenct
of brisk dcinnnd , It Is possible to notu
slffns of a quiet Improvement nlong cer
tain lines , nnd the general disposition
umonK Jobbci-H Is to regard the situation ns
ohowliiK mending.
'llierc la no room for the formation of
cxtraviiBant oxpuctntlons ns to the course
of trndo In the near future , but there nro
HO many Indications of stocks In hands 01
rotnllera being tu comparatively limited
compass Unit n decided Improvement In
the demand might occur nt most nny time
A Rood mnny very conservntlvo mer
chants nro looking forward to the coming
of spring ns likely , to witness the begin
ning of u more prosperous season , though
no very greiit expansion of trade can bo
expected to dovrlop from IOc corn. The
latter fact no doubt furnishes the rca
ronson why business nt the present time
docs not show greater activity. Liquida
tion has been carried on until the bottom
IHIH been reached , nnd the business struc
ture may bo said to rest upon n nolk
foundation , ns evidenced by the decrcnsi.
in the number of business failures In Ne
braska last year. The conditions would al
Hoem to be favorable to n speedy revival li
all branches of Industry , with the one ex
ception that prices on farm products arc
low , with n consequent scarcity of mone >
In the country.
SOUTH OMAHA'S COUN MAIIKKT.
At the present time very little corn la
moving from this section of the country
anil , ns was pointed out a week ngo , us
many cnttlo arc going back to be placed
on feed ns nro coming out. so that com
paratively little money Is being liberated
for U3f In general trade channels.
The extremely mild weather nt this sca-
Hon Is the most serious drawback with
which business Interests nro compelled to
contend. Had the weather been cold , corn
, would hnvo bu-n hardened and nt to ship
C without danger of serious less. As It Is , n
great deal of corn has been lost from heat
ing In transit , and shippers are afraid to
touch It. Hundreds ot carloads of corn
liavo proven a total loss on reaching their
destination , nnd have been dumped ns en
tirely worthless. Under such circum
stances' very little corn can bo expected
to move until the weather tiecomca much
coldei' , nnd the money of the state must
remain tied up until shipping operations
can bo carried on without such heavy
risks.
It might bo noted In this connection thnt
fJoulh Omnhn clnlms to bu the best markul
for corn In the stnte , In the sense that the
"V , best price Is paid. The stock yards com-
pi pany hns use for nbout SO.OOO bushels of
corn per year , which Is purchased , ns far
ns possible , from Douglas and Snrpj
county farmers , who ilullvcr It by the
wagon load. At the present time the com
pany Is paying 15 cents per bushel of sev
enty-pound ear corn , a better price , It Is
claimed , than Is paid at any other point.
The mild weather. In addition to Inter
fering with the shipment of corn. Is a
matter of regret to all closes of business
men , as It prevents thu harvesting of an
Ice crop. If Ice cutting operations could
bo carried on It Would mean the placing
In circulation of a good many thousand * ol
dollar * , which would bo a great advantage
to business as well as to the laboring men.
INDICATIONS OK UlSTTKIl TIMES.
At thla season of the year buyers repre-
a good many lines of business are
accustomed to spend a week or two In the
east , making selections ot stocks. Some of
these buyers , who have already made the
trip , bring back reports that are well cal
culated to Increase conlldenco In Onia-ha
ns n business center. All these reports
agree thnt business operations In the east
nro dull without exception nnd that even
the retnll trndo In eastern cities , where
money Is supposed to be plentiful , Is very
quiet. Kastprn rotall merchants nre com
plaining of dull tlnu > Just as hard ns nro
western merchants , and failures nro by no
means Infrequent.
No one city appears to liavo n monopoly
of hard times nnd It Is n noteworthy fart
thnt every Omaha business man who spends
n week or two In the east returns better
satlslled with 'his own city.
OMAHA KUMSltAL .JIAIHCI3T.
Cuniiltlnii of Trade nml Qiuitntlnn *
on .Staple niul Kiiiii'jProduce. .
KQCIS Presli gatheied , 12l2 ! > c.
IJUTTEH Common to fair. S09e ; choice to
fancy roll , ISffUc ; separator creamery , 20o ; Bath-
ered creamery , 15T16c.
OAME Hluo winged teal ducks , J1.73 ; green
I wing , Jl.CO ; rcdliends nnd mallards , (3.75 ; email
B i'abbltH.lflQ'iOc ; jacks , $1.0001.23 ; squirrels , CCi70a ;
/ "Canada geese , large , JO.OOtfi.OO ; small. J4.C08
6.00.
6.00.CHEESE
CHEESE Domestic brick , lOJlc ; EJum , per
doz , , (9.00 ; club house , Mb. jars , per doz. , 13.15 ;
Llinbcrgcr , fancy , per Ik , Hie ; Hoquefoit , H-lb.
jars , per iloz. , J3.COYoune America ! ) , lOHc ;
tnliM , fancy , lOHiC.
VEAL Choice fat , SO to 120 Ibs. , are quoted nt
7ff7He ; largo and course , 4fi3t\
DHESSEI ) POULTItY Chickens. C507c ! ; tur
keys. ] Hi)12o ) ; geeFe , S9c ; ducks , St9c. }
LIVE 1'OULTHY Nnl wiimcd.
I'lOEONS-Llve , 73JJSOc ; dead plcenns , not
wanted ,
HAY Upland , J4.SO ; midland. Jl.OO ; lowland.
J3.50 ; rye straw , I3.GO ; color makes the pi lee on
_ j _ hay ; llBht b".l s sell the best ; only top grades
brim ; top pi Ires.
I1I1OOM COHN Extremely flow tale ; new
crop , delivered on trnck In country ; choice green
Kelf.woikliig eoipot. per Ib. . 21)2' ' c ; choice creen ,
runnliijr to hurl , 2Jt2'e ; common , l' ' c.
VEOETAIJLE8.
SWEET I'OTATOES-On orders , per bbl. , JI.75.
ONIONS Oood stock , per bu , , C3'u"5o.
LIMA IIL'ANS Per Ib. . 4e.
HBANH-HatuI pit-ked navy , per bu , . tl.25Jfl.33.
CAIIIIAaE.-aood stoc-k. per hundred. J1.23.
CELEHY Per dos. , I5U30c ; fancy , large. 4 :
60s.
60s.l'OTATOESCocd ! native stock , per bu. , 25ff
! Cc.
KKUlTfi.
URArES Crates , 13 pony baskets. Coucordi
anl Catnwbns , per crutes , K.W ,
SIAUVUA OHAl'ES-l'er kes , 7.
CHANIlEHHIES-Cnpn C > .d. per bbl. . K.00(36.50. (
Al'I'MiS-CooklnK , per bbl.Jl.C30'1.75 : fancy
N < > w York. M.75.
CALIKOUNIA I'EAlta-l'er box. J2.0032.25.
ntoi'icAL i-'iiuira.
1'1'LEU IVr unite of iwo to three Uoi. ,
.
OltANOiS : Mexican. J3.J003.73 : California
navelr. JJ.UOtf3.60 ; twdllnsu , j.73 fj.(0.
LKMON'fMeMliiHi. . Jl.WTf4. > ; chok-e Cali
fornia , J3.00 J3.tOj fanry , J3.tOC3.73 ,
IIANAN.V1 ! Choice hirRH stock , per hunch.
U.WCTM5 : medium. Klii-d bunchci. Jl.(0if2.0e.
HONEY Fancy white , per lu. , He ; choice , Ucj
Callfoinlu , amtji-r color , tOc.
CIDEH-Clarllied juice , per halt bbl. , J2.30 ; per
MAI'l'.E HVHiri'-rive-sal. rain , each , J2.50W
2.75 ; Kill , cans , per dec. , tU ; luilf-gul. caiu , tD.25 ;
qliurl c.inu. 1.1.0)1.
NUT ( Almonds , Callfonim , per Ib. . lure *
sire. 13f. Uruilli , per lu. . lUc ; nnulish wal-
llllls , per lh. , filtu-y , soft "hell , iiiilo : btuliJ.
nrds. Ul/11'.io : filberts , per Ib. . to.1 ; prruns , pul-
Ished. large. 1SV ) ! ; Juml > o. llfflJc ; Unt * hick ,
ory nuts } l 23 per bu , ; small , { 1.50 ; coco.iniils , la
"pArEH KHAUT-I'or lialf Lbl. , JI.73. : bbls. .
J3.00Jf3.23.
Fins Imported fancy , K crown , 30-lb. boic ,
lie ; clvles. 10-lb. boxes , S-erown , lie.
HIDES. TA7J.OW. HTO.
HIDES No. 1 Kieen hlJes , &V4" ! No. 2 urcen
hides. J'i"1 : No , 1 urecn sallvd hides , 7n ; No. 2
ureen tallod hliles , Co ; Nn. 1 VIM I calf. 8 tu 1 !
Ibs. , 7c ; No. 2 veal ralf , 8 to 13 Ibr , , 4c ; No. 1
dry Hint hlJot , tlOlOo ; Nn. 2 dry Hint hides.
s ? c ; No. 1 dry sailed lilJ , Sfl'Jc : part cured
lildps. Ho per lu. U than fully cilf-d.
' - _ SHEKI' PEI/rS-nreon salted , each. 23nWi'i
7 urefii snllvdi shearings ( nhort uoolej early skins ) .
f ra h , 16o ; dry shearings ( nhort uooled c.irly
ckln * ) . No. I. each. Cc ; drv Hint. Kama * nnd
NebrnsUa tnitchvr wool pi-Its , per Ib. . actual
veliiht. < ijo ; drv flint , Kanrtis and Ncbratku
Murrain wool pelt * , per Ib , , actual weight , Jiflc ;
dry flint Colorado butcher wool pells , per Ib. ,
actual weight , Uc ; Oiy Hint CMnrndo Murrain
wool pells , per Ib. , octu.il weight , totes feel
cut uff. us It Is unless to pay fivltht on them.
TALLOW AND aitEABK-Tnllow , No. I , Jo |
tallow. No. 2. 2'ie ; greane , white A. Jo ; crease ,
while H. 2c ; great * , ytltow. Sc ; grenie , dark ,
n.ci old butter , ij'Miu ; tei-ivvux , prime , 12U22c ;
rnugh tnllnw. Ic.
WOOI < IJnwmhel , nn * , heavy. ( O7o ; fine , light.
Sff t ( junrtvrldoo. . , lo lfu- seedy , burry onu
) chnrfy , U ' ; rcltcd nnd InvKon. coarse , 7(9o !
poiud and broWjn tin * , cir.- . rurcu Witihed
Medium. Utfltej Una. IIUIOc ; tub vraincd. ICUlScj
bluet ; Vci bucks , Ca : tna ln.-i ) , 2&3c ; dra < {
Milled , ilfiiv- .
HONES In car lots , weighed nn4 dcllverfd 'n
CliUMtu ; Uy Lurl lo , p.r ion. IU.W914.00 ; Jry
i.
country , Idpnclied , per Inn , llo.MflISM ; < 1ry coun.
try , ilomp nnd menty , per ton , J .Cu08.W.
MlESH MEATS.
HLI-.K-Qood native Mecrs , 400 In COO lus. , CO
10 , weetf > rn uteers , BV 8Bc. goal cows nnil licit-
cm , B'.iOSfl ; medium cuwn un.l heifer * , J'lc ; ooJ
fm-iiunrteril coMt nnd heifers , 4c ; good tole-
tiuatlers ulcers , tcj Rood hindquarters cow * and
heifers , 7c ; good hlnd'iunrter ' * native steer * ,
tc- tenderloins , iOc ; toneless utrlpi. 9c ; strip
If nil. 7c ; rolls , S ! oj sirloin mitts , fc'kc ; ulioulilcr
clods , 6Vtc ; rump butts , 5c ; fleer omickn , 4o ;
cow chucks , site ; Ixmelttift chucks , lei plates ,
3(40 ( ! Hunk steak , Co ; lolna. No. I. 12'ic ' ; llnnn , No.
2 , lOHci lulnn , Nn. J , NVi ribs , No. 1 , lOftc ; rllx ,
No , 2 , S',4o ; rlb , No. 3 , fi' 'j loiintln , S4c ; roundg ,
Minnie or rump off , C',3 ! tuunds , piiank nna
rump off. Tc : trimming * , 4cj brains , per dozen ,
Mcj sweetbreads , per Ib. , 16j kidney ; , each , 3oj
ox mils , each , 3cj livers , each , 20c , hearts , each ,
c ; toimues per Ib. , 12c.
I'OilK Tiresred liofes , 4 ! C ; tenderloins , lie ;
loins , fc ; spare ribs. 4 < * c ; hnm sausage butts. Bo ;
shoulders , rough , 4tc ! : shoulders , skinned. Bo ;
trimmings , tci lent lard , not rendered , B'jo ;
heads , denned , 3ic ! ; fnouts nnd i-nrs , 3tio ; back-
bnnes , 3o : neckbonm. 3o ; pigs' talK 34c ! ; plucks ,
cncil , Be ; chitterlings , tc ; licrks , 4o ; hcnits , per
dozen , Z5c ; slonmchs. each. 3c ; tongues , each , to ;
kidney * , per doznn , IOc ; brnlns , per dozen , lie ,
MUTTON Drcsied liinibs , 7o ; dressed sheep ,
Co ; rocks , 8Uc ; legs nnd saddle * . 7Ke : brcnsts
Mid stown , 3c ; tongues , each , So ; plucks , each ,
xmv VOUK CKMIHAL MAIIKHT.
( liiiifatliiiiN of ( In nay mi ( icncral
( 'onimoilltlrM ,
NEW YOIIIC , Jnn. 16. FI.Ot'H-Recelpts , 13 782
bbls.j exports , 9,229 bbls. ; steady , but quiet ;
winter patents , JI.90fl5.IO ; winter straights , J4.40
(31.70 ( : Minnesota patcntn , J4.5084.70 ; winter ex
tras , J3.23JJ3.73 ; Minnesota bakers , J3.43U3.H ) ;
wlnier low grades , J2,75ff3.10. H > c flour , quiet ;
superfine , J2.75'rf2.90. Duckwheat flour , quiet ;
HUUK.WHEAT Quiet ; 35 5Cc.
COHN MEAL Quiet ; yellow western , Me.
IIVE Steady ; < l 4Dc.
HAHLEY Hlemly ; limiting , SS3 < Cc.
HAIU.EY MALT Slendy ; western , C0fl33e.
WHEAT Receipts , 13os3 bu , ; cxpurts , 3.SC4
bu. ; spot , dull , but llrm ; No. 2 hard , BOKc.
Options opened firm and advanced , with few
fluctuations , nil morning on local covering , sup
plemented by bullish minors , decreasing local
stock , talk of export demand , and prospects
of u fair visible supply ilccieiise , closing , No ,
2 red , January , Vi&vlu net higher , May , SO'.iU '
b'c , closing 87c.
CORN Receipt * . O.C7."rbu. ; exports , : s,2S3 bu. ;
spot , dull ; No. 2 , I'Jc. Options opened sleady
with wheat , but sold on" under light specula-
lutlon , and closed partially Vic net lower ; Jan
uary , closed , .B9'ic ' ; February , S9T4G30Vic. clos-
ItiK 30c.
OATS Receipts , Cl',300 bu. ; exporls , 12,523 bu. ;
bpot , dull ; No. 2 , 2Ul c. Optlona opened In
active nnd about steady , closing unchanged ;
January , closed , 22Vic ; May , :2V > c , closing 2JTSc.
HAY Steady ; shipping. 53ijGOe ; good to choice ,
70Jj75c.
HOI'S Firm ; 1K 3 crop. 3fi7'tc : state , common
to choice , 18'.M crop , SSjlUje ; I'aclllo const , 1893
crop. 3 < SG7Hc ; IW crop , 9sfl3c.
HIDES Finn ; Texas , dry , 9Wc ; California ,
LKATHEU Firms hemlock sole , Hiienos
Ayres , light to heavy weight , ISiJSTMHo.
PROVISIONS lieef , market quiet ; family.
J9.50OtO.00 ; extra mess , J7.60 ; beef hums , J7.C05f >
S.CO ; packets , J'.OOOT.SO. Cut meats , steady ;
pickled bellies , 4lf41c ; pickled shoulders. 4'ic ' ;
pickled hams , 8' c. Lard , quiet : western slenm , ,
14.23 ; rcnned. quiet. Pork , dull ; mess , JS.SOfl1
9.M ; short clear , JS.73fflo.00. Tallow , steady ;
city. 3Miff3ic. ns to quality.
HUTTEH Receipts , 4.070 pkgs. ; steady ; west
ern creamery. 13'i20c ; Elglns , 20c ; factory , 9B14e.
CHEESE Receipts , 1.028 pki ; * . : quiet ; state ,
large , 74@HVic ! ; stale , small , SWll'.Se ; part skims ,
IflSVie ; lull skims , 2VM3i.
EOGW RecelptH , 3,353 pkgs. ; quiet , state nna
rennsylvnnla. 17e ; western , 135T13c.
OlLS-1'i.-trolcum , dull ; United , no market.
Hosln , quiet ; ( trained , common to good , J1.70JJ
1.72i. Turpentine , dull ; 27HW2S'ic.
RICE Steady ; fair lo extra , B JJOVic ; Japan ,
MOLASSES-Qulet ; New Orleans , open ket
tle good to choice , 32JJS3C.
METALS 1MB Iron , quiet ; southern , Jll.Ofll ?
12.00 ' : northern , J11.00J13.00. Copper , ntpmly ;
hiokers , 17'ic. Lend , strong ; brokers , J2.80. Tin ,
plates , easy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. Liittlft ( Sfiii-nil MarUi't.
ST. I-OUIS , Jan. 1G. FI.OUR Slendy ; patents ,
fl.55SI.C5 ; extra fan y , 5I.10ST4.20 ; fancy , J3.C05J
WHEAT Futures dull at the start nnd Ho
lower. A fair demand was reported nt New
York nnd the world's shipments were light , but
while the feellnc wns stronger there wns no maji
to f.ic market. The clojc was Uc to % c higher
than yesterday ; No. 2 red rash , elevator , kCin
bid ; truck. Me ; No. 2 hard , cnnh. SOe asked ;
January. SCftc ; May , S6T c ; July , 7iTjc.
CORN Futures dull , but steady , f-'pot Hrm ,
No. 2 casli , 20iic ; January , 20-5JC asKeil ; May ,
22V'c.
OATS Dull and steady ; No. 2 cosh. 17c bid ;
May. 19J4C.
HYE l-'lrm : 33o asked , on track.
I1ARLEY Dull : 3084CC.
CORN MEAIJl.r. . .
IlltAN Dull and steady : 3S ? 39o.
FLAXSEED Steady : 7110.
TIMOTHY SEED-1'rlme. J2.40.
HAY Dull and steady ; timothy , J3.50 ; prairie ,
J3.75S7.ftO.
HUTTER Dull nnd unchanged ; creamery , 1781
. . . dully , 12B15c.
EflOS Dull at He. .
WHISKY 11.18.
METAUS Lead , steady ; t2.EOff2.83. Spelter ,
steady
PROVISIONS Pork , easy ; standard mess , Job
bing , J7.05J/7.75. Lnnl , easier ; prime iiteum ,
J3.87ii. Hiicon. boxed shouldcni , J4.U ; extra short
clear , JI.75 ; ribs , tf.S7 ! ; shorts , J5. Diy salt
meats , shoulders , J4.CS ; extra short clear , J4.23 ;
ribs. tl.rO ; shorts , JI.I2H.
RECEIPTS Flour B.COO bbU. ; wheat , 14,000 bu. :
corn. 91.000 bu. ; oats , 17,000 bu.
SHII'MENTS-Flour , D.MO bb'i ; , ; wheat , 15.000
bu. ; corn , 15,000 bu. ; oats , 20,000 bu.
Liverpool MarliotH.
LIVERPOOL , Jan. K.-WHEAT-Spot. steady ;
demand noor : No. 2 red. stirlnc. 6 lOd : No. 1
California , 7s V4d. I > "utures clotcil llrm , with
near ami distant pos-ltlnns > < d higher ; business
heaviest on middle positions ; January , CsH ; < 1 ;
Fcbiuary , Cs 9Ud ; March , 6s 1014d ; May , Cs
lOttd.
COIIN Spot , sleady : American mixed , new ,
2a 9'.id. Futures closed quiet , with near nnd
distant positions unchanged to > 4d higher ; Jan
uary , 2s 9V'td : February , 2s 91id ; March , Hi
9iid ; April , 2s lOd : May , 2s 10d.
FLOt'n Steady ; demand poor ; St. Louis fancy
winter , 9t 3d.
I'HOVISIONS nncon. nrm ; demand moderate ;
Cumberland cut , 2S to 30 Ibs. , 2Ss ; short ribs ,
20 to ! l Ibs. , 2Cs Cd ; long clear , light , 34 lo 38
Ibu. . 27s ; long clear , heavy. 40 to 43 Ibs. , 2js ( Cd ;
short clear backs , light. IS Ibs. . 2&t Cd ; short
cb-nr middles , heavy. 43 to BO Ibs , . 21s ; clear
bi'lllcK. II to 1C Ibs. . 27s Cd. Shoulders ( square ) ,
12 to IS Ibs. . 56s Cd. Hams , fhort cut , 14 to 18
Hi ! ) . . 40s. Tallow , fine North American , 19s.
Ileef , extra India mess , 62s Cd : prime mess , 60s.
1'ork. prime mess , dm- western , 48s Cd ; medium
western , 4U 3d. Lard , steady ; prime western ,
! ls : lenned. In palls. 22s 9d.
CIIKKSK Firm : demand fair ; finest American ,
while ami colored. 53s.
lUTTTHn Finest United States , Ms ; good , B5s.
OILS Llneed. IfH 3d : petroleum , refined , CV4d.
nrjFllIOKnATOn HHHF Forequarter , 3d ;
hlndaiinrter , Bid.
HOPS At London ( Vncine coast ) , 4.
CoftV
NH\V YORK. Jan. 1G. COFFH12 Options
opened quint , with prices unchanged to & point. '
lower , ruled Inactive nnd featureless , except tor
small local demand against short contract , fol
lowing steady cablec ; closed quiet nnd unc'inngca
to 5 points advance : sales , 1,000 ham , Including )
Mny. J9.5S. Spot coffee , Hlo. quiet ; No. 7. invnlcv ,
J10.0.1 . ; Jobbing. J10.50. Mild quiet ; Cordova. 515.50
OU.ffl. Total wnrc lieu o deliveries from the
I'nltfd Stales , 4S,153 bags , Including 10.10 bngs
frnm New York ; New Yolk slock today , 30-
C12 bags : United States stuck. 3sa,432 bags ; nlloat
for the United Stales , 34 < iOOA bags ; totnl vlvlhla
for tli United Htules , 735,479 bags , against B79-
J7f bacH last year ,
SANTOS , Jan. W.-COUFKIS-fiood average
Santos , 11,700 rels ; receipts , 11,000 bagu ; ntocK ,
B1S.KO bagK ,
JIAMIlUltO , Jan. 1C. COFFKK Quiet nnd un.
changeil ; sales , 4 , ICO bugs.
HAVUK. Jan. K. . COFFUH Opened Uf to W
ndvanca : cloned unchanged ; wiltti , I.COO bags.
HIO. Jan , 1C. t"OFFKlSteady : : No , 7 , nio ,
10,050 rels ; exchange , 8 9-lCd ; receipts , 3. COO bugs ;
cleared for the United States. 5.000 bags ; fop
Kuiupe , 11 , COO hags ; stocks , 319.COO bags.
I'M nt "CI V | lix
FALL niVlOU , Mass , . Jan. 1C. The print cloths
inniket bus aisiuncil n Hnver tone , owing to un-
UKiially large sales nnd heavy ilellverles during
the week. Th" clock has been reduced 190.000
Idecc-i. The effect of Hie week's business tins
lieen to nuiku the mnnufacturerii len eager In
thflr talk bt n curtailment mov.'incnt , Some of
llu'in have nlieady cuntractt-d to furnish odd
coed * lit llRiire which yield them some return ,
nnd * rim mllU are. nut anxious to shut down ,
Thes" threaten In bo the means of preventing any
general agreement lo curtail production
LONDON. Jon , 1C. SUGAll-Cnnc. quiet ;
prices nominal ; ccntilfitKnl Jnv ? . llx 3d ; MU.I-
covndo , fair rcdnlng , ? H 9d. Ilect.'diill nnd rather
easier : January and Uebrunry. n < Wid.
NF.\V YOIIIC , Jan. 1C. SUOAH-llaw , uteady ;
fair refining , ! 3-l < < : cenlilfugnl , M lest , 3 3-lOc :
rallneO. steady ; mold "A. " 4'io ; stnndanl "A , "
Ilic ; ronfi-ctloneiV "A , " . 4Uc : cut loaf , Co ;
crushed , Co ; powdered , 15 c ; granulated , 4Jo ;
cubed , 4Jii %
ToliMln MnrkflN.
TOLKPO. Jan. 1C.V1IIJAT tlliihcr. tuj
iteady : No. 3 cnnli. M'sc ' ; May. 93'.5r. '
COHN-Sleady ; No. 2 mixed , ! 2o bid ; KVSo
asked ,
OATS Quiet ; No. J mixed. ln n k l.
HYK--Inactlva ; No , 2 cash , 3Su bid.
Cl OVKU SKKD-Dull , but bleady ; prlmr
March , ? 5.JVi.
Inipoi-lN nml UxpnrlM nl .VonYnrlc ,
NKW YOIIIC , Jan. IC. The Imports of diy
iHlii and merchandise nt thl * port were valued
at 110.8)1,001 ) this week , The ImpoiU < if ncc ! , >
ut thli port this week wcro valued at J5T.4SI , rl
which J11.S7I was In gold , Th * e poit rf
peclii Ibis week were K6S.500 , of which J02.1CO
wa In guld ,
\Viiul
NEW YORK , Jan , \VOOL--Q.ul t ; <
lleeee , 15020o ; pulled. iSOISe.
ST. LOUIH. , Jnn , li' . WOOL-Qulet nnd
Oil OMj
OIL CITY , JHII , 1C , . Ci. . ] It balanro , fn0 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat is Dull , but Gains Strength from
Abroad , and Oloscs Higher.
OTHER CEREALS ARE CARRIED UP WITH IT
Liverpool . \irnln Fiirnlilu'H n Si
n ( tin * OiionliiH OnliTH for l'\iort |
a StfiniK I'lii'lor 1'rnvltiloim
Arttl
CHICAGO. Jnn. If ! . Wheat , nlthoucli H
very dull market , rulcil ntrnng niul closed
Al n 9JC ndviuico. Tlio strength came prin
cipally from the firmness In the United
Kingdom markets nnd a very good export
business. Coin nnd oats both profited by
wheat nnd scored advances of UfiVic , re
spectively. Provisions closed nt substan
tially unchanged prices.
In whc.it Liverpool again furnished n sur-
rrlso nt the opening , the quotations from
, L-.ut market Knowing n U < 1 advance , In the
l fnco of iv % d decline hero yesterday. It
l did not have very much effect , however ,
the frequency with which thnt market has
seesawed with the local market of Into
having caused n feeling of linUItercnco.
nut Its Influence wns strong enough to
cctiso the Mny option , which closed yester
day at IOc , to open today nt SO'.ic. ' After
that there was n brief period of weakness ,
caused by selling orders from outside mar
kets , St. Louis especially , w.ilch caused It
to sell ut SO c. Hut the easy feeling wan
short lived. Chicago receipts were forty
l cars. A year ago they were 111 cars. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 291 cars ,
1 against 174 lust Saturday and 409 a year
, ngo. The week's shlimients of wheat nnd
Hour from both coasts wore given by Urnd-
treel's as 2,948,000 bu. , as compared with
3,109 , K > bu. the week before. It was Inll-
n-.nted In the cablegrams that the world's
exports of wheat and flour to Kurope this
week were expected to show tip small Mon
day nnd that was understood to bo tlio
chief reason for Liverpool's firmness. It
was soon known hero that three boatloads
of No. 2 spring had been worked for export
to go all by rail at once from Chicago to
the seaboard. The market became firmer
and May advanced to S0-)4c. Later In the
day the same llrm that worked the three
boatloads placed ten more to go from here
to the United Kingdom In the same way
nnd at once. That was the reason In chief
for a further rlso to SlfjSlUc about twenty
minutes from the close , and the last tradIng -
Ing was at S3ic , or % c Imurovcment for
Corn ruled a trifle firmer , Influenced by
the strength In wheat anil by the reduction
of rail freight to the seaboard , equal to
2'c per bu. Trade was narrow and price
changes were confined to a Vic limit. Mny
opened a shade hluher at 24r872l4c ; , s-ald
to 20ic , to 24"4c , nnd closed steady at 2lic.
( boxed ) , J4.25G4.M , Bliort clear BlUes ( boxed )
. < . . *
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per ( jal. ,
tl.ts.
8UOAIIB Cut loaf. J3.2G ; Brnnulated , J4.CI.
Tlio following were the receipts and flilpmcnts
today :
On tlio Pro Jnco oxcli.-.iiffo to lav tiu ! butter mar
ket was llrm ; cruamnry , l.'Mlilc ; dairy , 03
17c. KBS. weak ; froHli. 12c. Cliooeu. llrm at
Oall > lc. UrcHied iioiiltrv. Htemtv ; turkeys , Ha
llWcicldckeiiB , .ISHKic : duekH. loailc.
STOC'ltS AMI IJII.V US.
IniiirovfiiiiMit on "Wall Street
Due to Oimlldfilfo in I'"olirc. (
Jf KV * YOHIC , Jan. 16. The stock market wound
up for the week tplrltcd nnd strong. The dJi
trlbutlon of business was wider and the aggregate
gate transactions larger In tlio short session
tlnin the recent full day average. The temper
of the ftirt't was decidedly bullish and buyln ?
for the long account wns In excer of the pur-
cliuiu to cover : iort contracts. There was im
special news bearing on the speculation , aside
from the very encouraging bank statement , but
further ocnuldenitlon of th cxlraordlnailly stnns
Inlcrnallonal trade position of the United Stales ,
the pressure of very large Bums of Idle money
reflected In a fairly urgent Investment demand
for gllt-edgrd bonds and stocks , nnd I lie abhencu
of the deprfpslng reports nnd rumors , political
and olhcrwlse , that have checked the niaiket re
cently , but contributed toward decliled Improve
ment In polni of bolli activity and appreciation
of values. The specialties were prominent nna
advanced sharply , Including Lwid preferred and
llllnoii Steel , which figured for gains of 3 per
cent each , and Pullman nnd Colcrado 1'ucl for
114 per rent. Heading l ts preferred ( when Is
sued ) , opened at DOc , advanced to 52 Vi and re
acted to the opening. IJxpectutlon of favorable
traffic returns stimulated buying of the granger *
and Southwestern stocks. The Wheeling & l.aitr
Hrle stocks regarded the news of the appoint
ment of n receiver for the property In Dllglit nei
declines , Tlio general market closed buoyant av
tlio bun prices showing net gains of from 1 to
2 per cent.
In the week Just ended the sentiment of the
financial community at large underwent a de
cided change , and at the cloce u strong spirit of
conlldenco of Improvement In the outlook for
general business , ruHronds and the stock mar
kets was evident In place .of the ilorimndenn
which , for some time past , has been character
istic In Wall street , Tlio broad considerations
building up values hnvo been esteemed so favoi-
able ns to outweigh In the judgment of specula.
tors nnd Inveslom. some ordinarily depressing
nllucnces. The defeat of the Union Paclllo fund
ing bill caused a sharp decline In the stock , and
dlscmslon of frequent varying reports and rumors
as to the probable nptlon that might be taken
by the government for the protection of the lien
on the property , excited widespread Interest , ow.
Ing to the magnitude of tlie Interest Involved
The tecurlty holders wore rcnrsured. however
by t.ic formation cf a powerful syndicate , wlilc'i
linn KUbiscrlbed lld.OOO.WO for the purpose of at.
templing n Fcttleim-nt with the government , and
Important developments. Including the liimtu-
tlon of proceedings for the foreclosure of Hit
property nre believed to be Imminent , The
enormous accumulation of Idle money nt thin
center , and easy money market * abroad , stlmu.
lated n steadily Increasing demand for prime Investment -
vestment bonds and stocks for both domeatle and
foreign account , ami this 'j > usually tlie legltl.
mate prelude to a strong and active speculation
In the general market , This favorable Inlluonct
wan , however , completely overshadowed m < , .
tlmental effect by Km extraordinarily Interim-
tlonal trade dtuatlon of the United Slates , us
Illustrated In government statistics of rxporu
nnd Imports , A deliberate fludy of the sentiment
Is In demonstrate conclusively tlie great change
for tlui better that hns taken place ,
Tradlmj In both stocks nnd bonds was large
and well distributed , and In the first nnmnd
gains were recorded of from 2 to G points In
thn leading shares , The iloelts ( if the railway
iiimpanles figured more prominent ! ! ' In the deal *
Ihan the latter. The shares of Ohio soft coal
ir business In general , and of Ilia Wheeling
< t I.iiku Krl * In pnrlleuUr. were depreicoil by
th.i tlrnionilUattm In the bituminous lrad .
whl , ! i | > alto given by the president of the laH
Mint I company HI an explanntl. n f . r the ap-
o'lliitment of receivers for thnt pr p ° rty , nn-
fnnnced at n late hour last nluht. The corn-
moil stock fell 3H per rent II 2lj nnd the pr.--
ferr J lli per cent ( o II. Slight rallies oc-uriej
on the news thnt nil pntillJIl efforts to swuro
an Burrrmcnt for more protlUMo sort con ) mUs
uoiiM bo made nt n meetlim "t Hie association , to
be held on Tuesday of tint -neek In ChK-BRo.
guitar moved Irregularly MV'llie ' vnrytnsr B IP
regnrillni ? the status of tnc.&intrst of tinAr. .
btii-kle Interests , but eluMM'N per cent hlglier.
Chl a i > ( las moved stendlljv nnward on expn'tw-
tlon of the declaration or H Quarterly dividend
of IVj per cent , which 'trail nft'Twiml semi
officially forecasted , nnd n hvllef that legal < b-
stacles to a consolidation 'of ' the ronntlttietu
companies has been rcmovfrt. The Hock left
off 4U per cent higher , Townrtl the elo 8 of the
week the strength of the msiki't ' elTPcted renlltn-
tlotn of rroiUn on n Inrgr spalo. but tlil5 WH *
offset by C' nimlsslcn hoijse rurclintes , foreign
buying and ncci-js'tlcs of' ' f'norti > . Lens Island
sold off nt the llnlsli nn thi * nnnouncement that
1'xpelt ftephen Little hAd licen eiigaited t
Investigate the company. The aggregate Males
wcr.i 97fi,110 fhares. - -
The bond market dlsplaYcd marked. activity
nnd In mnny Issues sub'tnntlnl gains pre
vailed , 11io pales were 11,190.010. The moro
Important ndvnnees ranged from 1 to J per rent.
The bond market for the week displayed Blend-
lly Increasing Inquiry for fpielen and domestic
nceount * . The snle < were 1J'J.3"3.IXfl. ) The prin
cipal ndvnnces Included : Missouri Pnelllo , Isl
collateral 5s , 20 per cent : l nn Island 4s. 9 per
cent ; Omnhn & St. Louis Ista , trust receipts ,
4H per cent ; Oreqon Improvement Ists , 4 per
pent : tft. Paul , Minneapolis & Omnlm , 3V4 per
rent : St. Paul ccnsol 7s , 3 per cent. Oovem-
merits were dull , but strong , on transaction ! " ot
IfOOOO. Silver certificates were dull nnd slightly
easier nt C4Ti for t'.OOO.
The Kvenlnit IVsl's Ixindnn financial cnm < > -
rram says : "The mnrkets were quiet today , but
the tone wns good for alt specialties. Including
Americans. The factors were the earns ns cabled
yesterday. The Japanese purchases of gold. It
may be noticed , contribute toward enslfr money
litre , because the money paid for gold Is rej j
I'asp'l from money stored up at the D.mk of I
Kngland. " . .
The following were tlio closing quotations o
the leading ttocks of the New York cxchang
today :
Atchliiin 143s1 O. S. L. All. N . in
Adams K < c lf.0 Pacific Mall . 1M >
Alton. TH fil Poorla. Doc. A K
Am. Kxprosii 10H Pltlsburs Kin
llnltlmoru A Olilo. Ill Pullman Palace. . .
Canada Piiclllo. . . . IllMJU Kcnitln ? -7M
Camilla Southern. . 4ft U , (1. W li !
Central I'aultle. . . . . dopfd 411
Chen.AOhlo 18 Rock Island IIDX
ClilniKO A Alton. , lllll SI. Paul "Hii
C. KAQ 7l ! dopfd lU :
Chlcnpo Ga < t 7 ! ) SI. Piuil AOmnha. filM
Consolidated Oas. 14t * < dopfd IHO
C..C. , C. A. St. L. . . L'OK Soulhorn P.ielllc. . 1
Colo. Coal A Iron- Sugar Honnery. . . .
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . Tenn.Cn.il A Iron.
Delaware A Hud. . Texas Paclllo I'M
Del. . Lick. AW. . . ISO Tol. A O. Ci-n. pfd. to
IX All. O. pfd I3W Union Pacific to7M
Erlo ! . * > U.S. KxproMi 3H
KrlnpM : u U W. St. L. APac. . . . 3H7Hi
Fort rt'iivnc inn W.Sl.U A P. Dfd. .
O. Northern pfd. . . Ill ) Wells Fnriro Ex. . . U7
C. &K. I. iifil DO Western Union. . . . H.Tm
Hocklne Valley. . . Ill Whcclhiff A L. K. . 'J.-iM
llllnolH Cenlnil. . . IK ! tlopfd 14
St. P. iDnlmli. . . . Minn. A St. Loula. Ill
K. AT.Dfd iiT-M lieu. All. O IS !
Lnka Erlo A West. 18 Hen. Electric 34)i
topfd ! OS Nnt'l I.lnsood 14
L-iko Shore l.VJ ? ( Col. FuolAIMM
Lead Trust ytfl doifd ) 70
I.oulMVllluA N. . . . filh Tol. St. L. A 1C. C. . f >
L.A N. A 5i clonfil 10
Manhattan Coll. . . . 02H Southern OK
Memphis.to IS Southern pfd 2l >
Mo. 1'ncttlo ! M Tobacco 77i
MoMltiAOIilo ' - " - ' doDfd 104
KashvlllaChat. . . . DM Am. T. A C. Co. . . . HS
N , J. Caiilr.il 10' ' Am. Sup.ir Dfd. . . . 10'J !
N. AW. pfd 111 ! , LuMiicrpM am
North Am. Co u Rubber " ' ' '
Northern 1'aellle. . lU : ) Rubboipfd. . . . . . . . ; - : >
N. 1'uelflc pfd BUS ColtonOil tifd nit
U. P. . U. Al ! _ P. C. C. .t. St. L pfd 47
Northwcslern 104' { Am. Splntu
duiifd 'l.'llh do pfd f5
N. V. CvntniL1 > 1 O. RAN. pfd
N. Y. &JJ.B 45 St. L. &K. lalH. . .
Ontario AW 1G5 C. C. Co. 160
Oroiron Nav HI
all ne * mcnt8 paid.
The total fales of Block' today were 201COO
shares , -ludlmr the following : Amerlenn To-
bueco 4,000 ; Atchlnon , 2t'0d ; AniPi-fcnn Susnr ,
SI.SW ; IlurlliiKlon , 13,2 i ) ; ChlcnKo Qn , 9.CI.O ; Gen-
crnl Electric , G.4M ) : Louisville and Nanhvllle ,
C.1CO ; Manhattan. 3,800 ; MIFdirl Pacinc , 4,1X0 ;
Rendlnp. 5.0CO ; Hock Inland. 10.300 ; St. I'nnl ,
19.SCO ; Tennesspe Coal nnd Iron. S.fCfl ; Union
I'aclllc. 3.SOO ; Western ' 'nlon , S.MO ; Wheeling &
Lake Erie , 4,700 ; Southern preferred , 5.500.
X < MV York Money Mnrlcvl.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1C. MONEY ON CALL
Nominally , Mi5/2 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3'.i.ai per
cent. , '
STERLING EXCHANOn Finn , with actual
business In bankers' bills nt JI.S7HS4.C7 > i for
demand and JI.S5JT4.E5U for sixty days ; posted
rales , } i.E3f4. 5\4 and tl.SS5j4.bS' , ; commercial
blllH , t4.F3Vi.
HAH SILVER Wlc.
MEXICAN DOLLARS JOKe.
GOVERNMENT KONDS-IIrm ; new 4 . rcg. .
120 ; new 4s , coupon , 121 ; 5sireff. | , 112TJ { 5s , coupon ,
114H : 4si rep. , Ill ; 4s , coupon. Ill's ; 2s , res. . M-i ! ;
PrclOc Cs of ' 9S , 102. , ,
STATE HONDS null. '
RAILROAD UQNDS SIrens , , , . , ; ,
Closing quotations on bond * were as follows :
II. S. now reg 12(7 ( C. pTlstn of ' 03 , , ;
U. S. now coup. . . . 121 r > : . < ! u.n.7s..l ; in , "
U. S. rH. ros . ' . . 112t * D. All. 0.4s HH
U. S. > ' > a. coup . 114M Erh > 2dH (14.L (
U.S. 4u. reg . Ill G. H. AS. A.Oa. . . . 101
U.S. 49.coun . 111H clo * VH
" "
If. S..M.ro ? . n. AT. c."c ; : . : : ; :
PaclllciiBof'US. . . 102JS llo lls IDL'W
. , . 101 M. . K. tT. 1st 4s. 8l :
Ala.cl.iHiH . 103 do'.Ms4B 112
AIa..clnsU . ill ! Mutuiil llnlod ia. ! . Ill
Ala. Currency . 1)1 ) N. J. C. Gon. Os. . . . *
La. NowCon. 4s. . or. No. I'aclllc IslH. . . 114
100 N. W. Consols 141
N. C. OH . doS.F. Web..3. .
100 H. G West , Ihts. . . 74
S. C. nonfuiii ! K'St. P. Consols 7s. . 131
TOJIII. new net flu. . 10.1 do C. A P. W. 3s. 1IS/J !
Tenn. now at : ! a. . 77 SSt. ! L. AI.M.m.3 T.W
Toiin. old IH ! t0 ! ISt. L.AS. F. Gen.O 111) )
Vn. Centuries illliTexas ! P.ie. IBIS. . . 87
doclufcrrud till il'oxos P.ii.L'da. . . .
AtehlHOii IH tOIilll.p lotaof'UJ. . .
AlchlHon 2d A 4. > 4lWo9tShoro Is
Kurclurii Kliiiint'lnl.
HRHLIN , Jnn. 18. ExclWn < > V''on Ixindon , eight
dayii' sight , 20 marks suf'tftg.
IXDNDON. Jan , 10. aoldisi.ouoteil at Ituenon
Ayrcu today at 1SO.CO ; Llibonv Xlj Home , IOIS7'j.
TAIUS. Jan. 1C. ThreoiliMifcent rentes. IKf
Ko for the account ; exchang ? on London , SJf 230
for checks.
ICllllNIIH CIl
KANSAS CITY. Jan. Ift.VIIEAT Dull and
steady ; No. 2 hard , " 98794o ! ; No. 2 red , 92)'o ;
S'o. 2 tiirlnir , nominally , TCljTSc.
COHN-Hlendy ; No. 2 mixed. .
OATS Fairly active and Kteiuly ; No , 2 white ,
nominally. liliOStc.
IlYE-No. 2. S2e.
HAY Steady nnd unclmnsed.
11UTTEH Uncliaiiged ; creamery , UOlDo ; dairy ,
ECJClS-Hteui'y at
AVi-cUI > - lliinK.Statement. .
NEW YOIIIC. Jnn. 16.-Tlio weekly bank elate-
nent nlioivH the following clmnKeu : Henervc ,
neroise f 8,181 .975 ; loans , | nreaift t : 3,000 ; ipeclc ,
IHTLMUU if2i,3(0 ; legal tender , Increcne I'JSV9(00 ;
It-posits , Incieaiw t'J.riS.10) ) ; circulation , deereaka
tlW.fiOO. The linnks now hold 152,172.623 In exoOil.
i < the requirements of tlio 2G per cent rule.
\\'ll-ll < < ) llltltlllllH | ,
&IINNU.\rOLI8 , Jan. \VIIEAT--Jnnuary ,
7'c. ' May , 7Si > tf7SHc ; July , 73Vjc , On track ;
Vo. i hard , 7Sfte ; No , 1 northern , 77iaj receipts ,
; o curs ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
\7ook Closes with the Usual Light Run of
( Little niul Hogs.
POOR LOT OF BEEF STEERS OFFERED
Ilnlf-Knt nml 1'iiiliTfoil Stuff
a DuiKKliiK' TrntU' Hiiti'li
Slock llolilx n Little
lli-ltcr for UKlnj' .
SOUTH OMAHA , Jnn. IG.-UccellMs for
the days indicated were :
Cnttlo. Hog * . Sheep. Horses.
'January ' 10 1075 4S3 ? l.US
January 15 1,5 2 'J 770 2.1HW . . . .
January H 2,2071,050 2.0 < l . . . .
January 13 3,211) ) 0,803 CO. ! HI
I January 12 2,309 5.1M > 1,209
'January ' 11 2,130 3,356 l,7til . . . .
! January 9 1,12 $ 4 , 5r > (171 ( . . . .
January S 2,3 > 5 J.M > il CIS . . . .
January 7 1.970 C.100 4.4S )
January C 4,027 3,119 2,223
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wns :
* " '
c , , wi. . * st. P. ny : "OB'i
Missouri 1'nclllo Hy 1 3
Union Paclilc system. . . . S 15
C. & X.V. . Ky 1
R. 10. & M. V. H. H. ' ' 11
c. ; st" . iV'.Vi. & 6V iiy' .
H. & M. H. n. ii. . . . . . . . m 20
c. , a ,1 q. iiy
K. c. i5t. J
Jotal receipts -1C 73 G
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattlo. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha racking Co 1,092
O. II. Hammond Co lit S73 1C9
Swift and Company 372 1,193
Cudahy Packing Co 170 l.CSii 979
J. L. Caiey 172
\V. L Stephens 33
Other buyers 112 17
Totals 1,113 4.S11 uls
CATTLK The receipts wcro light today ,
only forty-seven loads being reported In , or
nboiit the usual Saturday's run.
The most of the cattle hero were beeves ,
largely -half fat cattle. The market did not
show any material change , though the
trade -was slow on the ICES desirable
grades.
Hutcliers' .stock was also Just nbout
steady , and cows mid heifers sold In the
same notch na yesterday.
The market of the past week ns regards
beef cattle wan not entirely to the liking
of sellers. The receipts were not very large ,
while the de-maud was good , which was
a considerable clement of strength , but t--.e
heavy declines In eastern markets were suf
ficient to counterbalance thu strong feat-
urea of the market here. The result was
lower price here , though the break was not
of such largo proportions as that experi
enced at some other points. The downward
tendency of the market set In on Tuesday
and continued through Wednesday , the de
cline for the two days carrying t.ie market
liploc lower than the previous week. 'Dur
ing the last two days of the week values
did not chow any very decided change.
Iho most of the beef cattle coming have
been only half fat and by no means a do-
itlrable kind or cuttle for packers to handle.
Heally good and Well-finished cattle were
absent from the market , so that the sales
made during the week have not shown up
so very well on paper.
mitchers' flock , .such as good cows nnd
heifers , sold nt satisfactory prices all the
week , and the light oircrmps and active
demand wits sufficient to hold values up In
sjjlto of the decline on fat steers. The
common kinds may have shown a little
weakness , but hardly enough to be quotn-
ii ,9un stock , bulls , stag ? , etc. , sold
well all the week , nnd veal calves were In
nutlve demand at steady prices.
.v.T" ? R itest strength was developed In
the feeder department , the receipts of that
kind of cattle being only moderate , whllo
t.io demand was very active. The prices
paid for feeders were as high as they have
> en/JfnY " " . " - ' r'l Rl B mostly from $3.00
to $1.00 , though as high as $1.15 was reached ,
uno low price of corn In the country Is
far .u u'"s ' thu,1)l'ylng of feeders , nml thus
the demand shows no signs of falling
.oil. TU-prcscntntlvn sales :
NATIVES.
DEI * I1 STEKIIS. .
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr No Av Pr
2..1010 J3 CO 20 . .1101 * 3ISO W ' . .1I43$3M
C..10J ) 3 DO 35..1140 3 0 L. . . S30 4 00
I. . . . M 3 CO 7..1102 3 SO J4..12C1 400
40. . . . ! 3 3 63 17..1115 3 SO 30..HID 4 0)
" L21 3C3 21..1117 3 S3 1..1250 400
? " ' . ' ! ? 3 k" 5..1201 3 W 7. . . . Ml 4 10
0-J----J ° Ji J 0 19..110S 3 DO 13..1200 410
rt"'S ; 2 12..1IC7 SCO 20..1403 413
? " " ? S " " " 1173 2 IK ) IS..150.5 413
WT
' ' ' ' 8""IOCO S9 ° 21..1557 423
. . . . ' 3 so
COWS.
L. . . 30 100 2. . . . 920 250 1..13SO 293
4. . . . 935 175 3. . . . ! t23 250 9..11CO 293
1..1000 173 1.U 0 250 II..110 $ 300
I" " , : ! 2. . . . U13 250 2..1105 300
L. . . 7,0 200 1. . . . 9(0 ( 2 CO 1..KJW SCO
4..1017 210 C. . . . 93S 2C5 2..1203 300
3..mi ! 2 25 2 111(1 ( 5 711 n lln i in
STAGS.
1..15CO 350
CALVES.
, 315 2 93 6. . . . 318 3EO L. . . 120 4 SO
. 335 3 00 L. . . 250 3 90 8. . . . 121 4 73
. 320
STOCKEHS AND KEEDEHS.
733 3 00 4. . C15 3 SO . CIO 4 00
, 500 3 25 II. . 3 90 0. . . . S40 4 (10
D40 3 40 550 3 90 L. , . 4CO 4 00
Gil ) 3 40 E37 3 90 8. . , . 742 4 00
t tiUo3 GO . SfO 3 90 * ? i . .Ml 4 00
2. . . . MO 3 SO
HOGS The offerings of hogs wcro liberal , the
receipt ) ! being nboul tho-tame an ut thu clone
of last week.
It was a case of put on yesterday nnd take
off today , the market opening nbout Co lower
and continuing that way mall thu close. The
demand wim good at the decline and the IIOKS
wcro nil sold and weighed up early In the
day.
Heavy hogs Bold mostly ill $3.15573.20 , the
name welxlua having brought J3.201i3.23 yes
terday. The llcht and medium weight loads
sold at J3.2003.25 , as aualimt l3.ZOQ3.ti ) yester
day.
day.The
The hog market of the pant week experienced
a Kood many upa and downs and values were
not steady for nny two day In suc.feslon. The
week opened nt a decline nnd thu market ad
vanced 5JflOo on Tuesday , but ilia Biiln was lost
on Wednesday. On Thursday i-alui-s advanced
IOc , nnd 5c was added on Friday , which wan
the liluli day of the week. The decline ut the
close of the week left values 10fi 15c higher
than they were at the opening of the week ,
The demand was good all thu week nnd the
arrivals sold freely at current prices , Hepre-
eenlullve sales :
No. Av. Sh , I'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
10 , . . . .458 ICO J3 10 51. . . . . .303 120 3 2J
"J. . . . .353 SO 3 10 CO. . . . . .2SS . . . 3 20
10. . . . .430 . . . 3 10 Cl. . . . . .293 fO 3 20
53. . . . .401 SO 3 10 Cl. . . " ICO 3 20 '
12. ' * . .415 60 3 10 . .209 3 20
. .33S . . . 315 Gl , . 301 3 20
fa. , . .3S3 SO 3 13 C7 . 2SS 3 20
so. . . .3S5 0 3 15 42. . 201 3 20
(3. , . .401 SO 3 15 57 . 290 3 20
62. . . . . .3:0 . . . 3 IS C5. , ,313 3 20
52. . . . . .32 * . . . 3 15 CL. 293 3 20
4 . . . . . .332 . . . 3 15 C5. . 23 3 2214
" . . . . . , S2 ( ! SO 3 15 CO . . 295 3 22(4 (
57. . . . . .360 ICO 3 15 G5. . 200 32SV4
. . . ,33 > 1 40 3 13 80 . . 274 3 2214
. . . .413 SO 3 15 3S , . 231 3 22 U
. . . .378 . . . 3 13 GS . ,250 32J
7. . . . . .350 . . . 3 15 10 . 27(1 ( 325
2.i. . . . . ,2C ! > 10 3 13 42 , . 2C3 3 25
CO. . , . . , SCO . . . S 13 Kl . , 2H 3 23
CO.it. . . . . . ,2Sl . . . 3 17V4 CO . . 2CO 3 23
U. . . . . .2W 40 3 1714 73. . 273 3 23
ii ) . . . . . .310 120 S 17' } 70. , 3 25
K. . , . . .319 40 3 171i 41. . . .210 325
L. . . . .321 SO 3 20 S. . . .260 3 25
L.I. . . , . . .300 . . . 320 C3 2CO 323
0. . . . . . .274 . . . 320 GO 255 323
' . . . 253 fO 3 20 73 203 323
. ! ! . . .200 40 3 20 G7 217 3 23
' . . .272 40 3 20 43 231 3 23
1. . . . . .317 100 320 72 231 327W
, . . .311 120 3 20 CS , ,211 330
1. . . . .m to 3 20 61. . ,223 3 34
u9 , . . . .207 SO 3 20 250 334
U ) , , , . . .321 . . . 320 M 22 ? 3 30
C. . . . .219 . . . 320 M 211 40 33314
2 . . .113 . . . 320 2 * 150 32214
! ! . . . ! 2l . . . 320 20 233 40SO 3 3214
i. . . . ,31'J 10 320 IkO 2M SO 33214
i. . . . .285 40 3 JO 151 21S 3 3214
. . .3'J1 ' tO 3 20 1. . . , 1M 31-
sl ! ! , . .2'2 . . . 320 71 163 3 33
58 320 (0 320
I'lUB-ODDB AND ENDS ,
1 4(0 . . . 2 40 7 433 3 15
3 230 . . . SIX ) . . , . , , , . t 17 <
. . . . . . . . . . . 3 10 n : )7 ) 3 4
, , . , . . , . : . . . 3 10 n 29t 3 20
f ) 310 . . . 3 15 3 Z93 3 25
fJIIIOIir Thcre was a fair run of sheep and tlio
' '
market wns ntf'ivt at ntndy prlecs. Kvcryihlnn
rold onrly.tenrerentattvo M\Utu
NJ. , Av. Pr.
2 native buck * SI5 j : 73
7 name mixed S3 375
M unlive ewes 103 310
109 western wethers 117 335
M western wethers , 127 333
173 n extern wethers V > 340
Ct9 western wethers 101 350
LIVI" yroctc > I.VIIKIT.
l-Vtv rnUli * DITt-rod mill Prloos 'u-
( Ininwril lloKH n nimo Lower.
PHK'AHO , Jan. K ! . The week clofeil on n. tmd
entile market and therw Is no reason to expect
n large supply next week. There.11 a good de
maud for choice rattle , but very few are comlni ,
here , the great bulk of the dally offerings bem
of n medium grade. Today's receipts weic to
small to constitute much of n maiket. The nflY--
Ing * made \voio ill'iio i-d of nt prices unchnniHH
fitiin > e ! < lerilny' ( iiiotntlons.
rommon to prime hogs sold nt from JJ.10 to
1350 ; prleiii ruling1 5e to 10 lower than yeMer
day , with sales largely n good dime lower , Tti
bulk Mold at from } 3.2i > to 13.40.
Small receipts of sheep were easily sold nt lit *
changed prices. Common to choice sheep broURh
from { 2.50 to f3.Kf > ; Mexicans nelllng the hlghet
and Ted westerns sold nt from 13.1) la JJ.Sv ,
Ir.t.ilis Mold nt from I2.DO tu > 5.23 for common to
choice , nnd Mexican yearlings sold up to J4.,0.
Hecelptu : Cattle , 200 bend ; lions , 27r 0 henti
sheep , 2,500 head ,
ICmiNiiH OH ) ' Live Slock.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. ! ( ! . CATTLE Receipts
300 head ; shipments , 3,2X ( > head ; maikct un
changed ; Texas steers. $3.05ff4.00 ; Texas cowit
ll.SOif3.40 : native steers , J3.5oH4.jO ! : native rows
and heifers. Jl.15ff3.50 ; stockers and feeders
JJ.35 ; Yorkers , f3.30if3.35 ; plus , J3.001/3.CO.
HOGS Hecelpts , 7,000 head ; shipments , none
market weak lo IOc lower ; bulk of sales , J.l.0fl >
3.SO ; heavies. J.I.POOT.SO ; packers , J3.10Ji3.2J
mixed , I3.20W3.3714 ; lights , J3.10tf3.33 ; YorUers
Jj:0fi3.33 ; pigs , J3.OOjT3.20.
RHI3KP Hccclpts. 2.0CO head ; shipments , SOO
head ; market steady ; lambs , J3.10fiJ.00 ; muttons
t2.00 3.CO.
Stork III Sltjlif.
Hecord of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for January 10 , 1S97 :
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 1.073 4,838 1,115
Chicago S'W ' 30.COO 2.MX
Kansas City CCO " . ( XX ) 2.U i
St. Louis COO 4.UOO 300
Totals 2.2T3 43.US 5,94'i
Si. LolllH Live Stoi-I.- .
ST. LOUIS , .Ian 10. CATTLK Heeelpts , COO
heail ; market steady , but only pmall trading
done owing to light supply ; nntlve > bi-cven. J3. ii
6.CO ; slockers niul feeders. J2.2o5I3.75 ; cows niK1
heifers , J1.73tf3.75 ; Texas and Indian steers , J2.75
64.00.
HOGS-Hecclptn. 4.COO bead ; light , J3.25O3.40 ;
mixed , J3.1i ( (3.23 ( ; heavy , J3.00f3.40.
SHBKP llecelpls , 300 head ; market unchanged ,
muttcns , J2.75tTI.CO.
I'iMirIn MnrUotH.
PKOHIA , Jnn. 1C. COHN 1'lrm , hlshcr ; new-
No. 2 , 1914c.
OVT.SIrregular ; white. 1W20C.
HYi : Dull , nominal.
WHISKY Market steady : llnlshed goods on
n basis of J1.1S for high wlr.ea.
HKCKIPTS Corn , 5.4W bus. ; oats , 7.CCO bus. ;
rye , l.SW bio. ; whljky. none ; wheat , B.400 bus.
.SHIPMENTS Corn , 5.COO bus. ; onls. 4J.WO bus. ;
re , none ; whisky , 1,123 bbls. ; wheat , 1,200 bus.
( ' ( ill ( ill
NKW YOHIC , Jan. 1C. COTTON Spot quiet ;
middling. 7'lc.
NHW OHM2ANS , Jnn. 1C. COTTON Quiet i
middling , 79-H'c ; good ordinary. 7 C-lCc.
h'T. LOUIS , Jan. -COTTON Steady.
mn TO POOH ni-niAxn KOU COAL
Hi-nvy Iiivi'Nliii % " N "f Wlici-lliiflf
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1C. There was nn at
tempt to make the appointment of receivers
for the Wheeling & Lake Erie road a quiet
affair. Jiulgo Taft , who heard the case In
chambers In place of Judge Kicks , who Is
In California , was unwilling to say any
thing nbout It without permission of the
attorneys. From ono of them , Judge Dil
lon of New York , It was IcarneJ that the
application came from creditors ot the
road , one ot the heaviest among them being
the New Jersey Industrial company. He
said the embarrassment of the company was
duo to the general hard times and Is duo
In a measure ( o the light demand for coal
for the past two winters. The company
inndo largo Investments In coal mining prop
erty which had been properly managed , but
there wns but little demand for the prod
uct. The price ot coal had fallen oft 25
per cent during the past year , nnd as the
road depended largely on Its coal business
Its earnings had been greatly lessened.
No dividends could bo declared at all ,
though until 1SDB this had been regularly
done. Mr. Merrlck'a appointment as ono of
the receivers was made at the request of
the Mercantile Trust company , the Equitable
Life Insurance company and the Central
Trust company , nil of New York , nnd all
creditors of the railway company. W. E.
Connor of New York , ono of the largest
stockholders of the road , refused to make
any statement of the case for publica
tion.
tion.NEW YORK. Jan. 1C. President A. G.
Dlnir of the Wheeling & Lake Erie makci
the followlnc statement with reference to
the rumor that the appointment ot recelvera
for that company Is Imminent. "Tho dif
ficulties of this company resulted chielly from
Iho cxtreirely low rates now and for some
timn past prevailing in the bituminous cca :
trafllc , which comprises moro than half its
tonnage. The demoralization In ratea in thin
trade has been without a prcceJent. Coal
lias been carried and sold at such prlcca as
wcro never before known. Tiio more neces
sitous rallrcad has made rates , and the others
had either to make them or lose buslnetu.
At the recent meeting of the board of
directors of this company a formal protest
against the ruinous cutting of rates wpfi
addressed to the other roads engaged In the
Ohio bituminous coal trade Next after
bituminous coal the largc-.it Item of the
company's business Is Iron ore tonnage. Inconsequence
consequenceof Idleness of mills , furnaces
and other Industries the railroad haa Imd
neither the ore tonnage or the haul of the
Unished product. The coal mines controlled
Iiy the company have also been hampered by
constant strikes. In addition the recent
Lianlc failures in the northwest , where a
largo part of the coal carried over the com
pany's line la sent , have retarded collet-
lions , and suspension of payments liavo thun
iccn compelled. The Intercot upon the
bonded debt hns been punctually paid. Not
ono dollar Is In arrears on that account nnd
every account will he able to meet Interest.
The property Itself Is In excellent physical
condition , having recently had the benollt
of large expcdlturcs , both for bottcnncnts
ind additional equipments. "
I'W'O SUM'S IIAVI3 A HOIIfill TI3IU.
KiicottiiU-r a Terrible Illl//iu-l Oil Ilii
Horn.
SAN FHANCISCO , Jan. 1C. Two badly
lattercd British veesels have made port ,
one the ship Eaton Hall , 183 days from
Cardiff , and the other the bark Elliott , 183
days from Lelth. Iloth wcro caught In the
snmo severe utoims off tlio Horn during the
irst week in October last and both were
orced to put back to Port Stanley , leaving
here a month later only n day apart , and
naklng port hero on the same day. A
> rlcf history of the experiences of the same
vessels has already been reported by wire ,
nit fioini ) unpublished details are Interest-
lib' The Eaton Hall , Captain Lourlnton ,
after two duya of Aovero gales , on October
, ran into n terrible blizzard off the Horn ,
'lie snow , driven by the wind , drifted on the
ckg and clogged the rigging , making It
langcraua even to go on deck , while It wan
mpowilblo to see ony distance from Iho
hip. The main topmast nnd backstays had
> een carried away In the gale and during the
illzzuril the hulwnrkr , wcro crushed and the
cck houses ( itnrted by the heavy caa that
wept the decltH. The Elliott had n t.omo-
vliat similar experience , only It fared worse.
IH deck ! ) were constantly full of water , the
oas going clear over the vessel , It was
hrown on Its beam ends until the Htar-
> oard rail was under water nnd the cargo
ill If ted. With Its bulwarks enulu'j , the deck
louse started , every window broke and the
argo dangerously hcatwl , It was picked up
iy a Drills ! ) man-of-war and towed bad ; to
ort Stanley , where It was obliged to din-
Imrge 250 tons of coal. The ship left there
day before the Eaton Hall , arriving off the
leads hero Jtwt twenty-four bourn ahead of
tint hlp ,
Ti'imlilcN In ( ho lliiMliu-HN Wnrlil.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. , Jan. 10. The
tandnrd Shoe company , ono of the lareeit
ompanles employing convict labor and
olng business nt the penitentiary , linn made
n assignment. The total liabilities will
robably reach $70,000 , I'oor collcclloni la
igalgneil us thu cause of the failure. It In
bought the creditors will h paid In full ,
TOUT HUHON , Mich. . Jan.Asman > &
leanl , retail dealers In dry Kooda , Imvo
ailed , with liabilities of 157,000.
SI'HINOFIELD , III. . Jan. 10 , In the
United State * court today Judge Alton op-
' pointed Walter C. Arthur , Ml. Vernon , re
ceiver of the Mt. Vcrnon Par MniuifacttirliiR
company , with a bond of * 2IiOOQ ns the nnnio.
Tlio receiver wns appointed on the applica
tion of complainants In the suit of William
A , Taylor ngnlint the Ml. Vrrnon Car Mnn-
ufncturlng company.
UACINK , Win. , Jnn. ! ( ! . lllrnm J. Smith
wns ttxlny appointed receiver of the Hello
City Hnllwny compav , on application of the
.Sterling company of Chicago , which held a
Judgment for $ .1.000 ngnlnnt the atrect mil-
j way company. The ro.id was built by Or.
' Holmes , nnd In 1S93 Jnckson t. Cnno purchased -
! chased It. Since then the road hna loU Mr.
Case lit the neighborhood of $400,000. H U
bonded for $100.000. The appointment In no
way affects the other Interests of Mr. Cnse.
On it M ill u li Celt l.ONt In
CHICAGO , Jnn. IC.-Chlef of I'ollco
llndcnoch Is In receipt of n letter from To
ronto , Canada , requesting that the Chicago
police make Inquiries for T. F. Sinclair of
Victoria , H. C. Mr. Sinclair left Toronto
three weeks ngo. cnino to Chicago anil Is
supposed to bo In this city at the present
time. His friends have not heard from him
slnco he left Canada. Mr. Sinclair Is a
wealthy merchant , nnd his irlcnds fear some
harm may have befallen him.
Make Money. g H
AVull ) IMSKS.
Our Co-Operative Syndicate I'lan , endorsed by
leading Humidors , nn unprecedented miccow.
MW StMllCAlC NOW rORMISG.
Prospectus. KlvltiR full pnrllculars , also Market
letter , nulled frro on application ,
SHMI-MONTIIIY SHTTLI3MHNT.S.
HE WOLK & COMPANY. Itanlteis St Itrokers.
No. 60 llroadway , N. Y. Oily.
Hank lleferences.
PAHT1CULAHS KUBtfoNAPPLICATION
SAM KELLERS CO. .
IIANKKKS AND HKOKI-KS. .
l-t HrondtViiy nndJ3I7 New Street , Now Vork.
Agencies In nil largo cities of the U. S ,
Nearly 70 i > er cent jirollt on our "Holiday
Combination , " covering only twenty-seven
days' transactions : OVKll S PISH CKNT
weekly oa the Investment for the- past six
years. No losses ever recorded. The safest
and most prolltablo system of Investment
known.
llnrllctl. ISalilrluro t Dolliiril nun J.
II. Mrliilosli , Atturiicj- * .
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue cf an
oral agreement made December 20lh , 1MH ,
bolwceu Chrr.k-s A. .Incobson nnd the under
signed , by tlio terms of which the said
Jncobscn delivered to the undersigned the
property hereinafter described , ns security
for the payment of rent , In the sum of
$200. then past duo and payable , from
"him to the undersigned , \ipun which said
debt thorc Is due , at the first publication of
this notice , thu sum of $200 , with seven per
cent Interest from December SOth , 1S9I , the
undersigned will on Friday Hio 29th
day of January , 1S97 , commencing
at at 10 o'clock central standard tlmo
In the forenoon , at room No. 1020 , In thu
New York Llfo Insurance building , nt the
northeast corner of Irnrnnin and 17th
streets , In the city of Omaha , Douglno
county , Nebraska , sell said property , to the
highest and best bidder for cash , as follows ,
to-wlt : Job printing plant and the property
formerly used In the publication of the
Svenskn-Poaton , consisting of two hand
printing presses , four corr poking stones , cut
ting machine , brass rules , leads , printer1 ! !
furniture for making newspaper and Job
work , one table , ono paper rack , three
desks , Iron frames , chairs , subscrlji-
lion books , flics of Sx-enskn-l'ostcn ,
typu cases , COO pounds ot type ,
moro or less , of the various vnrlutlrn
of lypo usually used In a newspaper and
job printing business , rules for paper , and
sundry miscellaneous articles usually con
nected with a Job printing business nnd the
publication of a newspaper , including one
editor's library.
Dated Omaha , Nebraska , January 7th ,
1 < 97.
NI3W YORK LIFK INSURANCE COM
PANY ,
15y IJnrtlott , H.-ildrlgo & Do Uord and
James H. Mclnlosh , Its attorneys.
Jnn-8-d-20-t
\ollco of SnU > by Itci-clvci- Aiiu-rl-
( nii 1.01111 nnd Ti-iiMl ( 'milnuny.
Notice Is hereby given that I , the under
signed , as receiver of the business , property
and assets of the American Loan and Truxt
Company , pursuant to an order of tlio
circuit court of the United States , wltMln
and for the District of Nebraska , made on
the Ifith day of January , 1N)7 ) , In the suit
therein pending wherein John . \ . Ordway
and others arc complainants and the Ameri
can Loan and Trust Company Is defendant ,
will , nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon on the
llr.n day of February , 1S97 , In my olllco at
No. 1017 Fnrnnm street , In the City of
Omaha , In the County of Douglas nhd
Htato of Nebraska , sell at public auction
all the property , assets and Interests of
the American Loan nnd Trust Company
remaining in my hands or In the 'hands ' ot
any other persons accouiuaiilc to mo there
for , to the highest bidder or bidders for
cash. The said property , assets and In-
tersta are more particularly described In
my special reporlii llled In said suit In said
court on the 3rd day of October , ISSJ , nnd
the 13th day of January , JS97 , upon whloh.
hi i < nMimr Hnn wltli tli.i rnnnrl I. , u..tl ui.lf
the said order of the court Is based. In
addition to my rororts on file and the
record In said suit I will personally give
sueli Information from my books or other
wise as may bo requested by any Interested
pi-rson touching the property herein adver
tised for salo.
Dated this IBth day of January. U97.
1MIILI1' I > OTTKR ,
Montgomery & Hall , Receiver.
_ iHEi' i'f : _ JjCdlOtm
SfOUkllOllllM-K' .11 01(1 ( 11 K.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
ot The 13cn nulldlng company will bo held
n the olllco of The Omaha Hec , Omaha ,
Nob. , at 4 o'clock p. m. , Tuesday , January
19 , ItW.'for the puiposo of electing a board
of directors for the onaulng year and the
transaction of such other business as may
> ropcrly como before the mcvtlng. IJy
order of the president. N. P. FBIL ,
Sot-rotary.
D2Sd2lt m & o
RAILWAY TIMETAID
I-eavra JIIUIUNGTON & Jib. "lllVnn.lArrlvea
Omaha ( Ur.lon _ Depot , loth & Mason Sta.l Qmalia
S : Utin . Ucnvcr Kxprc a . . . . . 9 : 'uini
43jpm.rjU ; | Hills Mont ' i'uKi-t Snd Kx. 4oripm
4SjHii ! | . Denver Kxpicu . 4U. ! > pm
' . ' : Wpiii. . . .Lincoln Local ( ex Sunday ) . . . . 7:4pni :
2Wpm. : . . .Lincoln I ocal ( ux. aunday.ll:3Uam :
iTUHUNV.TON & 7j.ArrIves | '
OnialiaUnlonUepol | _ , loili & Ma cn Sta.f Oin.ilii
I.'COpm . Chlciiso VCktlii iK < . fiM'am
9:4Sain : . Clilcnxo ixpr . -J5pni !
750pm..Clilcngo ; & Kt Louis Kxprem. . l:00un :
l:40am : . 1'aclflo Junction Local . C:10pin :
_ _ . l'\ist Mall . 2:00pm
Leaves IcniCAaTJr MIL" & m7 PAULArrlvcs | ,
OmalialUnlon Ucpot , IQlli & Mamui rii.i ; oinuim
CMOpm Chicago LlmlteilT
IOOnm..Clil : aBoKxirciii _ | ( ox. Sunday ) . 8:2J.ni : |
Leaves ICHICAOO & NORTHWKST'N.IArrlves' '
OmahaUiilonUepol " [ _ , 10th .t Alj. > u.-i Su. | Omaha
1045am..Eautein Express..I. . . . . " SMOpm
4 : < 5ii.m VuHtlhuled Llnilled f > ; 40pin
fi:55pin : St. I'aul Express 9:20.im :
GilOiini St. I'aul Llmllcd 0OJpm :
7:30am..Carroll : & Bloux Ctly Local..llslOpm
C-3lpiii ) .Omaha Cldcnco Hpoolal S:00am :
, Mlnfur.il Valley Local 9aj.im :
. .
pmalialUnlon IJcpol , IQlli & M.uon tits.f Uiiinlii
OHOnm..Atlantic Hxprcrs ( ex. Sunday ) . . & :3pm :
7:00pm. : . . , . NlKlit lixprcas KlSam :
4JOpm..Chicago Yccllliuled Limited. . . . l:53pm :
: : ) . . . , , I'aul Yc'Htlbulcd Limited , . . . l:3Jpm :
' " " t.f.u.r * " -
lMOim | Colorado Llmllod 4COiun :
.eaves I C. . BT. 1' . . M. & O. JArrlvej"
Oinalinf Weliater KUcot filntlon. f Oinuliii
2:3ipm..sToux : City ttKpr M ( ex. Huii7).il.Wim ) :
8iuni.Bluux : city Accummndntlon , . . , SiOOum
CiUpm. . . . . Hi. 1'qiil Llmlfcu. . . . 910um ;
.caveiTl P. " , " U. & ' Mo ? ' VALLEY. lArrlvn"
Omiihaf Depot , Ittli und Wclulur fit . | Umulut
S:00pm..7..1''nirt : 'MalT'amrETprec * . . . . . . . sTwiim
S-.OOpm.cx. ( Hat. ) Wyo. K * . ( ex. Mon. ) . . 5 ; ipm
TCOum.l''rcmont : l.ncal ( Sunaayi * only ) . ,
7:50nm.Norfolk : IlxpiciH ( ex. 8uu.10:2.tam )
Cl5pmL. : Bt , I'aul liiprcri , . . . . . . . . . . 910um ;
TeavciTT KTcr."HT."j. " & C , W. "iTfrHcvST
QinnlmlUnlim Utpot , lOtji & Mnion fit JOr. , ' i.u
' ' * "
'f:0Iam.Kaiiia' : ! ClTy l > ; : . . . . :
0OOpni.K.C. : _ Nlslit Ex , via U. 1' . 'frank. C:30am :
I MIBHOUIII rAC'IFIC. JArrlve *
Jinalinj Drpot , lllli and Wcbxter Ht Oinalia
" " " "
rKp"in.Nflira ; ) la & Kaniaii""Limited. . . , I2'i5pm
) : :0ini . Kun an City Exprens . ll:00im :
2:10tim. : . .Nliruiila ( Loenl ( ox. Bun. ) . . . . SjCOarn
TnveiTFTlioi'JSrciTV" & I'ACinc.
Omiihaf Utpot. ISlli and Welxlcr Hit. I Omnlm
Cliin | , _ . , . , . . ' .HI , I'aul Ltmlled . . . . 8:10atu :
.eavei | 'fllOlLV CITY ft J > ACIFia lArrlvaT'
JnMlialUijInnJJegpt IQtll & Maton titn.j Oinnlu ,
isioTim . i. . lit , 1'auT J'aiiin'nser , . riftlOpm
7Mam : . Hlnux City J'unsenntr . , , , 9:05pm
_ _ Kpituii.v1.iiHt. _ . _ Paul Limited . . . . OiZOam
OmalialUiilon Uepot , IQlli ft Mmon Bt .
iTzOBin . .Ovnrlund 'Limited , . . ( ; ( , ' , | > in
l:30piiiik'nt'ca : & Hlroinnlj'K iv : , ( tx Hun,3SOnra ) :
li pm.arund Inland Uxprcm ( ux , Hun ) , t'Mpm
; . . . . . . , . . . . . . . tlnll. . . . . IQ-IO.im
> avei1 rXrtfw
OnnliaJUnlnn Dfpct , lOlli k Maion Sli , | Omnlia
4i > 0pm . i . . . , , , , , . . . .ItitOam
