THE O SUHA DAILY msftiJ fU'fr'ttAY , JANUARY 81 , 1807.
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Improvement Noted in Sonic Special Liues
of Jobbing Buslnciw.
r
COLLECTIONS CONTINUE RATHER SLOW
Ilcfnll IlitHliiPX * Slimrs KCM'
of tiiiiMii'liincr XIMV Style * In Hlme.i
Coinlnu Inl" MH-I' | I-'nvoi1
SVIINIIII Kudu.
Low prices and light marketings of leadIng -
Ing farm products , with u conacnucnt scare-
Ity of money , Is , In brief , the situation In
thn country nnil It Is this condition that
KovcniH nlmoflt all local budlnc. opera
tions. The situation In the country wns
the ratno Inst week , anil. In fact , for sonio
t\cckfi buck , so that no vciy cuncral clinnso
cllhor for the better or worms wast to bo
anticipated In merchandising opcrntlons ,
nnd none II.IH taken iMaeo.
In n JobbliiK way goods arc moving art
under the conditions
fruely IIB could bo expected
ditions noted above , but the chnnRo frot'i
ono week to tlio next Is so small ns tc
hardly merit special mention. It can be
Hitld , however , with reasonable poslUvciiPSiJ
thnt there Is a" more encouraging tone lo
litisluess , duo to scvural causes whleh com
bine to render the outlook for the future
more promising than the past.
liuslncss men appear to feel that the
staple products of the west hnvo touched
bottom and thnt surli changed as occur In
the matter of values In the future must
be on the side of the producer.
They arc encouraged by the 'mail num
ber of failures thnt have bcfii reported In
the country tributary to Omahn during the
past few months , ns Indicating Hint th'i
bottom has been reached and that the worst
SThpy nrc polntlnpr to the fact that the
' for the oai-
f'Xeess oC muti'lmmllKi ! exports
lender year 1KW ! over Imports reached $ . , . ! . > , -
STl.Oftl , nn amount that wan never before
readied In the history of the country. The
volume of exports , JI.or.S7S.417 , wits the
largest for any year except t.io fiscal year
1MK1. when thu amount wi slightly larger.
The iargii excess of lmorts ; was brought
nbout partly by the- fuel that the Imports
decreased $121,113,111. In addition to the
larg" merehtinillsi' i-xports the net exports
of silver aggregated M3,7j7.Mi. Ucyond this
the gold proOuctlon for IMG amounted to
about W.WO.OOO. The government finances
have Improved and fears arising from the
out Mow of gold hnvi > subsided. ,
These arc norm1 of the reasons v.-.iy ' lni l-
ness men In this section htivo cmnp tn be-
lli-vo thnt by the time the spring season
arrives the conditions governing tnule will
bo greatly Improved , with the consequent
result thnt business-will be of u much more
satisfactory character.
IN A UKTAIh WAY.
The locnl retail trade of the city hai'
been nothing to be juoud of ns n whole ,
though , some houses report having had n
good business. The weather Ims been too
mild to stimulate trade , us consumers have
been able to do with the minimum of nil
Itlnds of supplies. The chniigo to colder
weather nt thp close of the week ought to
hnvo u beneficial effect upon the consum
ing demand nnd If , as Is now probable , the
harvesting < of Ice can bo undertaken on
n large rcnle , money will be much more
plentiful ninnng the laboring classes nnd
trade will receive n substantial benefit from
thnt source.
This Is the season of tlio yenr when the
most of the retail .shoe houscfl hnvo their
nnnnnl clearing sales nnd they have been
able to report n very satisfactory buslnesr
One thing thnt may be worthy of mention
In connection with the shoe business I-
that through this section the men's "razor
toe" Is rapidly disappearing , giving plnce
largely to the "bull dop. " There is sonir
demand for full , round toes , plain or with
box. Tlio dealers generally were quite
friendly to the "razor" to ? nnd dislike tc
sew It go , HP Itwns BO enslly fitted , or
rather , made- the mutter of suiting thcli
customers so much cnslcr. Instead of nr
objection , length beei mo n point of merit
nnd where they could not give u umtimer
nay size 7 D they could please him just as
wel\ with size 9 A. It li always easier f
fit tlio eye than the fjot. . I ) claimed
thnt the "bull dog" which In coming lute
favor Is u much more comfortable cboi
nnd some dealers express surprise that the
public ever took lo ll\t "rxzor too. " Ii
Indies' wear thp situation Is very different
and the pointed tec Instead of gnlne out
seems to have taken on a new le.isa of life.
Thn slender polnled toe seems to hnvo n
hold upon thn affections thnt it is a dull-
cult matter for tiny other shape to tup-
plant It.
It.TOUGH
TOUGH ON STORAGE MEN.
The carrying of eggs In cold storaco has
come to be nn Important business nnd one
thnt has grown rapidly during the past
few years' . The PCKS nrc placed In cold
utorngo early In the summer before the
weather hn.i become warm enough to de
tract from the keeping qualities of the eggs
nnd they nrc then held until the 'winter
scarcity causes nn advance In the price of
fresh stock. The cgps are. then taken out
of storage nnd the best of them at least
sold for fresh.
Owing to the high prices nt which erg
usually sell during the winter months very
gratifying profits have In some years been
obtained , which tins made thn storing of
eggs a very attractive business.
The past year , however , was not very
satisfactory to the storage people. The
season was mild nnd the supply of frcrh
eggs from the country kept up remark-
nhly well , so thnt thcto wns not that sharp
advance In the price usual In most HI v
sons , nor wns there such a stiff demand fo
thn storage stock.
Omnhn dealers who had ecgi" In storngn ,
profiting by thn experience of formir yours ,
sold out early In the season , nrcforrlng the
certainty of a small profit to waiting for
the uncertainty of the future. Some of them
might have made more money had they
held on n little longer , but they did much
better than the storage people at Home
other points , who did not get unloaded
until the break came.
OMAHA < ; i.MMt.\L si :
Cnnilltlon of Trnilo nml ( liiotntlniiN on
Nlnplc niul I'aiio } ' Produce.
EOCJ8 Fresh gathered , 12c.
HUTTEU-Common to fair. 8 0c ; choice to
fancy roll , 13f tfc ; separator creamery , 20o ; gath
ered creamery , 15MCc ,
OAME lllue winged teal ducks , $1.75 ; green
wing , Jl.DO ; redheads and mallards. { 3.75 ; small
rabbltv , 4G 75vo ; jail * * , Jl.00fll.23 ; squirrels , COM
70o ; Canadn geese , large , JO.OU07.00 ; small , $4.00O
6.00.
6.00.CHEESE
CHEESE Domestic bricks , lOVje ; Edam , per
doz. . 9 ; club bouK1 , 1-lb. jars , per doz. , $3.15 ;
Llmbertjcr , farcy , per Ib. . 9V4c ; Honuetort , V4-Ib.
jars , per doz. , $3.CO ; Young Americas , lUic ;
twins , fancy , lO'.Jc.
VEAICliolce fnt , SO to 120 Ibs. , arc quoted at
7f"Vjc : large und coarse , 4O5c.
pltESSEI ) 1'OULTHY Chickens , Cc ; turkeys ,
lOffl lc : gccte. 7OFc ; ducku , ( c.
1JVIJ 1'OULTHY-Not wanted.
1'iaiCONS Live , 75JKc ! ) ; dead pigeons , not
wanted. -
HAY Upland , I4.CO ; midland. 14 ; lowland.
13.W ; rye straw , JXM ) ; color makes the price oh
hay ; light bales rell the bint ; only top grades
bring top prices.
IlltOOM COHN Extremely slow sale ; new
crop , delivered on track In country ; choice green
celf-worklng carpet , per Ib. . W.ic : choice green ,
running to hurl. 202V4c ; common , I'.ic.
VEOETAIILKS.
SWEET 1'OTATOEH-On orders , per bbl. , 12.00.
ONlONS-Oood slock , per bu. , McUJl.OO.
LIMA HliANH I'er Ib. , 4c.
1IEAN8 Hand picked navy , per bu. . $1.2501.33.
CAHHAaE-Uood mock , per 1(0. $ l.25 1.50 ; Cal
ifornia. 11.75.
CELKHY I'er doz , , 23c ; fancy , large , 45c.
1'OTATOES-dood native slock , per bu. , 25cr
FRUITS.
JIAI.AOA ailAI'ES-1'cr keg $7.
CKANHElUlIES-Cupe Cod , per bbl. . JC.OOO
c.&o.
AI'l'LES-Cooklng. per bbl. , $ l.C3fil.75 ; fancy
New York. $ I.CO 1.C5 ; extra fancy. $1.73. * "
CALirOHNIA I'EAHH-I'er b-ix , $2.0002.23.
THOl'ICAL KHUITS.
OHANOEa-MexIcun. $2.75 ; California navels ,
IMj o 200 , $3.75 ; large Hires , $3.50 ; seedlings.
I.10.MON.4 Me lnns. $3.00O3 (0 ; choice Callfor-
nla. $2.75 ; fancy. $ ! .75 3.W.
IIANANAH Choice , largo stock , per bunch ,
$2.002.25 ! ; medium-sized bunches , $1.5U2.00.
M18CK1.LANKOU8.
HONKY Chalcc.UOHc.
CIDUH-Clurlllcd Juice , per half bbl. , $ lf,0 : per
bbl. , $1.0004.25.
MAl'i.13 BYHt'I'-Flve nal. cans. each. $2.MW
2.75 ; gut. cans , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal , cans , $6,23 ;
quart cans , J3.W ,
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , large
sire , I3o ; llrazlls , per Ib. , lOc : Kngllsh wal
nuts , per Ib. , ancy , soft shell , I't/li'.ic ' ; stand-
unls , UUHHc ! filberts , per IU , lOc ; pecans , nol-
Ished , large. lltJIOc ; jumbo , 1IOI2C ; large hick
ory nuts , $1,25 per bu , ; small , $1,50 ; cocounutu.
Do eurh ,
KIOK Iinporteil fancy , 6 crown , ! 0-lb , boxes ,
15c ; choice , 10'lb. tioies , 3 crown , He.
1I1DICS , TALLOW , KTO.
111D1CS-No. 1 green hides , dUo ; No. 2 vreen
hlde , 4Ucj No. 1 green salted hides , 7c ; No. 2
crcen salted hide * . Co ; No. 1 veal calf , > to 12
Ibs. , 7c ; No. t veal calf , 8 tl 13 lb . . 4c ; No. 1
dry flint hides. fGlOc : No. : dry flint hides.
ttj c : No. 1 dry suited hides , SU9c ; part cured
hides , UQ per Ib. le than fully cured.
HHiii : > l < iLTH- en nailed , each , :5 CJ > > '
( jreen mltfd , rheailrg ( short w o el early ik ns ) ,
each , Ha , ury kheailncii ( short wealed early
nklni ) . No. I , each , Co ; dry flint , Kuniun und
Nebrunka butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
vtliilit. 4Cf o ; dry flint , Kunsu * and Nebraska
Murrain wool i < lt , per Ib. , actual weleht , 3t4g ;
dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelu , per Ib. ,
.
actual weight , I0c ; dry nint Colorado Murrain
wool | njl , per Hi. nrlii.il wrlclil. 3f < C'fcct |
cut off , nit It In iiselrM to | < ny freight on them ,
TALLOW AND OIIKAHK Tallow , No. I , tc'
tnllnw , No. 2 , I'ie ; grease , while A , 3c ; Rrense ,
white II , if gre r ! , yellow , 2c ; grease , dark ,
Hie ; ol'l butter. 2ZHc. } beeiwnx , prime , Uftttc ;
muKli tallow , Ic.
WOOL Vuwnshcil , fin * heavy. fl7c ! fine light ,
KT9c ; qiiHrtprliloail , 10RI2c ; serdy , burry nnd
rlmffy , MiSf ! celled nnd broken , coarse , 7fl9c !
cnllMl nnd broken. fine , CflSc. Kleecc washed
Miilliim , Iftfjltc ; Hue , HtflCc ; tub washed. ICRlKo
black. Set bucks , Cc ; Ins locks , 2I3e ; dead pulltil ,
HONKS In rnr lots , weighed and ilellv rcd In
Chlrtigo ! Dry buffalo , per ton. 12.001(11.00 ( ; dry
country , blenched , p * > r ton , I10.00fliz.00i dry coun
try , damp nml menty , pc-r ton , J6.OOflS.00 ,
rilKSII MEATS.
HEEl' flood nntlvo steers , 400 to COO Hn. , C ( ?
To ; western stier * . R'.iKCci Rood cow nnd hclf-
enf.HiiCc ; medium cows nnd heifers , 6Uc ; good
forciiuortern cows mid heifers. 4',4c ; Rood fore-
qunrlcia steers , Cc ; good hindquarters cow * nnd
liMfns. 7'/4c ; pnod hindquarters native steers ,
Mjc ; tenderloins , 20c ; boneless strips , 9e ; strip
loliK , 7e : rolls , SHc ; rlrlnln butts. S < 4c ; shoulder
vloile , 5V c ; rump liiitls , tc ; steer chiiekii , 4Uc ;
row chuck * . 34c ; boneless .chucks , 4o : plates ,
3tyc ; flank steak. tioi loins , No. 1 , t24c ; loins , No.
Z. 10'4r ; loins. No. 3 , i ic ; ribs , No. 1. lO'.ie ; ribs ,
No. 1 , So ; rllii , No. 3 , fi'.jc ; rounds , Sie ; rounds ,
shntik or rump r.rf , GV4c ; rounds. shank nml
rump tiff , 7c ; trimmings. tc ; brains , per doz , ,
SSrti Kwtelbicnd * , ppr Ib. , 15cj kidneys , cnch , Jo ;
nx Killo , rncli , 3c ; livers' , So ; lienrts , : c ; tongues ,
per Hi. , lie ,
POUK Dressed IIORS , 45Jc ; tenderloins , 13c ;
loins , Cc ; spnro ribs 4o ; hum sausage butts , Co ;
FliouliSrr * , rough , 4 e ; shoulders. skinned , to ;
trlmmlngr , fc ; lent Inrd , not rcndrrpd , 6J6 ! ;
bondi * , cleaned , 3Hc ; MIOIIIB nnd cars. 3',4c : back-
IIOIIPK , So ; nccklxmp * . 3o ; piss' tnlln , 3Uc ; plucks ,
ncli , Cc ; clilltcrllnk'H. Cc ; Mocks , 4c ; hpnrtK , per
df < z. , J5c ; Htotnncli ! . ench , 3c ; tonRUcn , cnch , So ;
kldnry * . per doz. , ICe ; brnlns. per doz. , 15c.
MUTTON nrcmril Ininhn , 7c ; ttroi > roil nhppp ,
Ccj rarltB , S'ic ; lrpn nnd cnddlca , 7V4c ; brcnst.-
nnd nlfws , 3c ; lonpuvs , cnch , Co ; plucks , cnch ,
lo.
N13W 1-01IK ( IIJIVUIIAI. MA1IICKT.
( lttii < ntioiin of ( In- Diion
CoiitniiHllllcx.
NHW YORIC. .Inn. 23.-KLOUH-Itecelpts , 21-
M3 bblK. ; vxpoitH , 0,079 l > Ms. ; rlcndy nnd rntlier
more nctlvn ; rpiln pntcnln , Jllnnraotn pntfiitB ,
S4.IOiJI.CO ; winter cxtrns , .2 : . 3,73 ; Mlnno-
RMn baUcrj. S3Mfl3.X , wlnl',1 low Rrnilen. I2.7JW
3.10 liyc ( liiur , dull ; BUpcrlliK- , $2.rQ2.55. lluck-
whent tlcur , i'.ul. !
IIUCKWIlliVT Uull nt Me.
COltN MHAIUull ; yellow , 5'JO.
'liYiJTHv'1/ ? ' ' ' W3lclnWse. ( ; . '
HAIIMdY Qulpt ; 2SMc.
11AH1.15Y MA1.T Uull ! wcnlcni , Mff p.
\ \ IIKAT Uco-lplB. 5o')0 ) Mi. ; pxixirtc , 32,510.
bpot ftcady ; No. 1 hard , l ic. Opllons opened
Ilimpr n\ul \ ndvnnci-il nnuli-rnlvly on locnl wivcr-
pmniptcd by { ran ol n bullish K \ eminent
ivimrt Mor.dnj nd bliicr | Uvgrpoul eabliu ;
-cloji.'d < \O' in net ndvuiii-o , No. red , .Innunry
closed nl tMJcMay ; , C' ' S5 7-ll'c , clcted nt
M > ? C -
( OUN-nrcpplJi | , I.2.C50 bu.j cxprirtr , SI.2S1 bu.
Jjtot iiii-y ; No. 2 , new , 2ic ; sieuiiier mixed ,
' Vic. Options nulot , but Heady. In vympui.iy
nllli wlii-ni ; rli lni ; unrlmnBeil ; Jr.mtnr ) cloyed
lit 2SVic ; M.iy cloccd at SOc.
OATS Hi-cclpts , M.2W bu.j exportf. 29,751 bu.
hpol dull ; No. 2 , 23c. Optlonn uleady ; closed
unclinnKiMl to Uc net ndvunce ; Jiinuary clotcd
nt 22c ; .M y. 22liiri2-ic. closed nt 22e. !
' ' " " " " " 1-1 : : ' 4 t71 : ° * to
1" ' m'3 l'ro" ' 7WP ! " < -rop. 80
l' ° n ' 1M5 " " " ' C4tf ! ; ci 1SM
rm ; OahcOnn. 12513c ; Ituenos
Ayrvs IdVC. , nominal ; Texns , dry. O'.tc ; California.
Fln"i h ( > mlock "JleH"euos Ayrcs.
irHOViyiONS--necf , qulcl ; family , JS.OOfJO 00-
pxtrii inerj. * 7.COIf7.SO ; beef limns , I17.BOB1S.CO
packcl. * S.60 JJ.ro flit ineatH. linn ; . pickled bell
lleH. 44iit4ic ! ; pickled liMildern , 4'i ' 4c ; plcklcil
bams , Slili'Jc. I trd , fltuditr ; uexloin steam
rellncd , llrm. 1'ork , dull ; men. JS.COC.1.00 ; sbcrt
large. MMl'&c ; ntnte small , iOH''o ; part'uklms
iB'Jc : full skims , 3j3y.c.
5,451 pkgs. ; steady ; state nnd
Pennsylvania , lo'.Sc ; wrstcrn , 120 15r.
OILS Petroleum , dull ; I'nlteil closed nt He
bid. Hosln , Hcncly ; slrulr.cd. common to good ,
J1..01.725 ! , Tutnentlnc , stend > ; 2714fi2Sc. Cot-
loiui-LHl. iiulet ; stcadyj prime crude. 20c ; prime
enide , 1. n. b , mills , Hue ; off crude , KWtl'jc ;
pilme summer yellow. 23c : eft yiunn.tr yeKow ,
2Jc ; butter grade , 2e JfC' ! > c ; prime wblte , 26 > .
< ! 27c.
. . , " ! r. ! ' : Qulet : f"lr to cxtra3T C&c ; Japan ,
4V u4ic.
.MObASSMS Steady ; New Or'enns ' , open ket-
tic. good to choice , 2232c.
MKTAUS-1'lg Iron , quiet ; southern , Jll.OO ©
12.00 ; northern , J1I.100U.OO. Copper , firm ; brok.
r . J12. 1-ead , strong ; brokers , J2.W. Tin ,
steady.
St. I.oulN ( Jeiioral .Mnrkctx.
ST. I.OUIH , Jan. 23.-riXUIl-Contlnues dull
und nominally unchanged.
\VIIfHAT Kiitures opened dull and lifeless ,
but with n llrm tone. The cold wealher tended
to stiffen prices somewhat , but trndlng dragged
Along to the dote , which was Eteadv to frac-
COHN The speculative market .was firmer to
day , although the receipts were not so heavy
as yesterday. Spot , lower ; No. 2 cash , 195o ! bid ,
Jnnuury , WVic ; May , 2Jc ; July , 22tc.
OATS Dull ; qulel nnd steady ; No. 2 cash ,
Hc : May , IS'ic bid ,
HYi : Steady. 34c. track.
HAIII.HV Uull ; malting , 3JJT40C.
COltN MHAI < tt.n-i.
1IIIAN Qult-t ; Him ; packed , cast track , winter ,
nominally 3 * < T4lc.
KIAXSKUUSteacU7Tic. .
TIMOTHY BKI.D 1'rline , J2.40.
HAY Dull , but ( Inner ; timothy , > 'Off 10.50 ;
pri Irle. J4.dOfi7.r,0.
IlL'TTKIt Quiet ; unthanged ; crcai ery. 15j21c ,
S Oa Klrm ; He.
WHISKY $1.1R.
METALS-Lead , f.rm ; fl.&Oiii.St. Fp'lter. dull ;
lower : $3.7573.77V | .
COTTON' T1ES-90C.
IIAflOlNG SSfiC'.ic.
I'HOVIHIONS 1'ork , firm ; Mnmlnnl mesa. Job
bing , $7.70 7.fB. Uird. prime steam , $3.S7W :
choice , $3.93. Ilncon ( boxed ) , shoulders. $4.f.O ;
extra short clear , $4. 0 ; ribs , $4.50 ; shorts , $3.05.
Dry salt ments ( boxed ) , shoulders , $4.M > ; cxlra
short clenr. $4.30 ; ribs , $4.M ; shorts , $4.C3.
IlKCKIPTS Flour. 6,000 bids. ; wheat. 12,000
bu. : corn. 126 COO hu. ; oats. 30.000 bu.
SHirSIKNTH Flour. 4i ( ) Mils. ; wheat. 7.COO
bu. ; corn. 78.000 bu. ; oats , 12,000 bu.
Liverpool
MVnilPOOb , Jnn. 23. WHHAT Spat , nrm ;
demnnd poTir : No. 2 red. spring , Cs lOd ; No. I
California. 78 Id , FntnrcH clored Hrm. with
near nnd distant positions Mil hinder ; business
benvleit on middle positions ; Januury , Cs 7d ;
February , fs 6d ; March , Cs S d ; May , Cs 9d.
COHN Spot , ftcady. Futures closed steady ,
with near and dlrtanl positions unchanged from
yesterday's , closing prices ; business heaviest on
middle positions : January , February. Mnrch ,
April nml Mnv. 2 9d.
FI.OUH Uull ; demand poor ; St. Louis fancy
winter , 9s 3d.
1'llOVISIONS Hncon , oiilct ; demand moderate ;
Cumberland cut. 2S to 30 Ibs. . 27s : ' short ribs.
21) to 21 Ibs. . 2C ; lomr clenr. IlKht. 35 to 3S
Ibs 2f > fd ! short clear backs , light. 1 ? Ibx. . ICn ;
HliDrt clear middles , heavy. 45 to CO Ibs. , 23s Cd ;
clenr bellies , 14 In 1C Ibs. . 27s Cd. Shoulders.
SOITIIV 12 lo IS lb , , 2Cs. Hams , short cut. 14
to II Ibs. , 40s. Tallow , fine North American , Ifs
Cd. Iteef. extra India mess. Cls 3d ; prime mess ,
VK rr.r'rf. prime mess , line wr stern. 4Cs 3d ;
medium western. 40s. Lnnl , tendy ; prime west
ern 'It3d : rrflned , 111 pnlU. 223 9d.
riTHFISK Firm ; demnnd fair ; ( lne t Amer
ican. white nnd colored ( Penlember ) . Ms.
Ill 'TTKn Finest United States. SOs ; geed 45s.
OLK Mnseed , steady. Petroleum , ttendy ; re.
Ill-FF--Forcqunrter , 3 > id ;
bininitnrler , CVd.
HOI'S At Ixindon ( Pacific const ) , JC3 15s.
CdlTrc
N'KW YORK. Jan. 23. COFFKB Options
opened ntendy nt 6 points decline , ruled Inactive
and featurelesB. with a weak undertone , follow
ing unfavorable European necounts nnd predic
tions of full movement nt Ilrnzlllnn ports , sellIng -
Ing checked by continued large \sirehoure move.
ments In this country ; closed steady and un
changed to 10 points advance ; sales. 8.2M bags.
Including : January. J9.20 ; March. J3.40. Spot
coffee Hlo. quiet : No. 7. Invoice. J5.8iV4 : Jobbing.
JI0.37V4. Mild , quiet ; Cordova. J1J50W17.00. Total
warehouse deliveries from the I'nlted States ,
19F2 bags. Including 16.352 bags from New
York ; New York slock today. 415.411 baus ; United
States flock. 478.339 bags ; afloat for the United
States , 2C1.W1 bags ; total visible for the United
States , . 239,339 bags , against 636.V > 2 bags lost
SANTOS. Jan. 2.1. COFFKIJ Steady ; good
average * Hnnlni , 10,750 rels ; receipts , 16.KK ) , bngs ;
stock , K57.r V ) bags ,
HAMnUlta , Jnn.COFI'Kt > -Miirli t W pfs
lower : sales. 17dCO ba .
IIAV11R. Jan. 83-roFKKB Opened Mf de
cline ; nt 12 m. , Uf decll'cs nt 3 p. m. , steady
and unchanged : sales. 13.000 bags.
1110. Jon. a.-COI-TBH-Weak : No. 7 , nio.
lO.itOO rcls ; pxchnnge , 8Tld ; receipts. 9.000 bags ;
cleared for the United Stales. ' 4.000 bagi ; for
Uuroio | , C.OCO bags ; stock , 323,0(0 bawl ,
City
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 23.-WIIKAT-Market
dull ; No. 2 ban ) . 79c ; No. 2 red , nominally. We ;
No. 2 spring , 77G7SC.
COItN Mixed. < i < tVi lower ! market fairly
liellve : No. 2. 17'.S n c.
OATS Market low and unchanged ; No. 2
while , nominally , UWfiJlo.
UYK-No. 2. nominally. 30031e.
HAY Mnrket llrm and unchanged : rholce
tlmniliv. IS.C0178 60 ; choice prairie. J.vr.OJTU ( X > .
IIUTTF.Il-Market llrm ; creamery , IT.iCUHc ;
dpli-v I0 l3c ,
I'.OCia-Market tteudy. lie.
Nil ( in r MnrUi'ttt. .
LONDON , Jan. a.-Bl'lAIl Tnno. flat and
lower ; centrifugal. Java. 11 * 3d ; Murcovado. fair
rellnlnir , 0s Cd. Hict , d.ull and tending down-
want slowly ; January , 9 HHd ; Fvbruar ) ' , ( >
liud.
NBW YORK. Jan , 23.-SUOAR Haw. dull !
fair refilling. 2 U-lfr ; rentrlfural , M ten. 3 3-lCo ;
rellned , dull ; mould "A. " 4Hc ; slnndard "A. "
4 Vic ; confecllonrrii' "A. " 4Sc ; cut loaf. 4T e ;
crushed 4Hcj iwwdered , 4'.ici granulated , 4Vic ;
cubes , 44c.
Hun Kriuu'lNoix Win-lit ( liioliitliiiix.
RAN I-HANCISCO , Jan. ZL WIIUAT Dull :
May , fl.tlH.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Sudden Drop In the Tomporatura Gives
Wheat a Boost
PRICE CHANGES , HOWEVER , VERY SMALL
Corn nml OntH Are Prnctlcnlly I-'M-
Win-lit ( InliiM Tlirci
nml 1'rovlHloiiK Ttv < >
nml a Half CcntH.
CHICAGO , Jnn. 23.-AH the grain nnd pro
vision markets were very dull today
Wheat wan benefited to the extent of aboil
? io by the nrm cables and thp prevailing
storm. Corn nnd oats closed -substnn
tlally yesterday's final llgures nnd pro
visions advanced 2'if(5c. ' (
In wheat the sudden drop In temperature
to clo.'o upon zero , with the knowledge thn
n largo portion of thu winter wheat countrj
was 1m ro of snow Inst night , caused th
May option to open llrm nt a shade above
yesterday's closing prices. The crowd wit
for the most part bearish and there wcr
enough offerings to start with to cause i
slight depression. First trades were nt 79T
( ffSOc for .May. against yesterday's closing
prices of 79-7ij79c , but TOftJ flliiC ruled al
most Immediately after. The rank nnd 111
soon discovered that one or two of Hi
lending operators who were short Incllnei
more to cover their lines than to enlnrg
them. They turned the market strong
again nnd put the price above SOc. Trad
'Was ' very dull , but nevertheless the prlc
got to Ml'/ic about an hour from the c. en
Ing. The usual statl'itlcal news was no
particularly Inllucntlnl cither way. Th
week's shipments of wheat nnd Hour fron
both eonrts amounted to 2.917.COO tin ,
ngalnst 2918.000 bu. tin- week before. I3x
ports from the Atlantic ports for twenty
four hours nre only 1,231,000 bu. In when
nnd llnur together ; that was regarded a
one of the bpnrlnh points of the day. Chi
capo received forty-four ears , ngalnst 10 (
cars n year ago. Minneapolis reportei
seventy-one cars and Oiiluth 105 cars , i
total of 17i ( cars , ngalnst 191 car.-i last wee'
and 4.Ti cars the corresponding day of th
year before. Argentine , which shipped no
wheat lust week , shlpso'l . ' 2 C01 bu lh"
week. Liverpool was rather noncommittal
being nnchnmird for spot nnd Mil hlshe
for futures. There was somu realising nca
the close , but toe effect resulted In only i
slight loss , the market closing steady a
SO'tc for May.
Corn was quint nnd featureless , the price
holding very Hteady and vurv close to the
closing price yesterday. The exnectei
large rccel ; ts werp against thp price , us
was also the possibility of reductions li
rail freight from the Interior. Senboan
clearances were again lirnvy , amounting to
COO 000 bu May opened VJc , lower at 24 (
and kept within n Uu range nil day , closln :
steady at 24fi2l"/c. " { ,
In oats only n limited scalping business
was transacted. Shorts * bought up a few
lines to balance over Sunday "nnd with the
assistance of wheat , caused a sllghtb
firmer feeling. Selling wan light nnd nl
In small lots by the crowd. Mov onencd tin
changed nt 17Tic. ( sold between 17i17c am
ISc , closing nt 17c bli. ' .
Provisions were as dull as the rest of the
market ? , but nrm. The lighter run of hogs
than expected caused a slight advance a
the opening. This was practically the enl >
fenturo. ' At thn close May pork was fie
higher nt JS.OO , Mnv lard about fie hlglior
nt JI.07W74.10 and Mny ribs 21ic higher n
. , .
The estimated receipts for Mondav are
Wheat. 53 cars ; corn , 200 cars ; oats , 233
earn ; hogs.4.1.CGO head.
The lending futures ranged ns follows :
Article H. | Open. | Jllglj. . I Low.Clone. | . | YjaJ/y.
Wheat-
Jan. . . . 77 ? < 7fiK 77
May. . . Him ;
July. . . 7li
'Corn
Jan. . . . o. 22W
May. . . . o.SI 24 2-1 24-2-IK
July. . . .
Sept. . . I'iiu
Oats-
Jan . . .
Mnv. . . . 18 17TS
July. . . . JbM 1HH
Po-k
Jan. . . . 7 R7 7 R7 7 S7K 7 17H 7 77 > ii
May. . . . H 02 > 4 7 U7v ! 8 00 7-J3
Lanl
3 07 lj U7 ' ( ! !
" ' ' ' ' 3 07H 3 02
M"HV' . . . . 4 07 4 10 i 07 4 10 4 ( i : >
Sb't Iltbs
Jan. . . . 4 on
-May. . . . 4 10 la u 4 10
No. 2.
Cash quotations were en follows :
FLOUIl Hlcndy ; winter pnlcnls , J1.25JH.CO :
winter MrnlBlits , J4.CCWI.50 ; bakers. K.WU3M :
rprlnu patents , J4.C5f 4.1U ; spring Ktrnlghts , J3 COW
3.50 ; cprlnff specials , JI.CO.
WHKAT No. 2. 78Uc ; No. 3 Eprlnir , 74077c ;
No. 2 red. K H 90Hc.
COUN No. 2 , 22c ; No. 2 yellow , 22'ic. '
OATS No. : . ICc ; No. 2 wlilte , f. o. b. , 19S20c ;
No. > wlilte , f. o. I ) . , lG JC19',4c.
IlYE No. 2. 3Gi.i036Vc.
liAKI.KV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. ,
2SS33c ; No. t , 244fi27c. !
KI.AX.SIKINO. . i. 7457G'4c.
TIMOTHY SHHD-I'rlmp. . - < > .
PROVISIONS Mem i > ork , per bbl. , J7.50fl7.MK.
Lard , per 100 Ibs. , J3.MW3.S7',4. Khort ribs sldd
( loose ) , J3.Mfl1.20. Dry Kilted khCuIders ( boxed ) ,
14.2564.50. Short clenr sides ( boxed ) , J .12'jif !
WHISKY Dlr tillers' finished goodii , per gal. ,
SUGARS Cut loaf , J5.08 ; Krnnulated , J1.63.
The followlne were the receipts nnd thlmnentf
today :
STOCKS A.VI > IIOM1S.
llrlvf oil AnthraciteConlN C
\\Viikiit > HH nml n Full In I'rlc.-H.
NKW YOU1C , Jnn , 23. The stock market to
day was dull and pilces made further progiess
to n lower level. Opening prices were generally
above yesterday's final tales , but wcakncus
coon developed on a drive at the anthracite coal-
era , nnd , after the end of the first hour , the
bears extended their operations to the high ,
priced Industrials. The more extreme declines
\Neie In Tob&cco , 214 per cent ; Manhattan. 1 %
I > er cent ; Western Union and Sugar , in per
cent , nnd 1 per cent In Ilurllngton. Hocking
\nllcy nnd l ickawannn. The iruders affected
to consider the bank stalement nu nn unfavor
able exhibit on thu decrease In loans ami fur
ther accumulation of Idle money In the bunks.
The closing was dull at the lowest.
The stock market for the week displayed a
steady decreace In the ratio of activity , nnd , In
spite of occasional Isolated exhibitions of su | > -
| iort , the main tendency of prices was toward
a lower level. The news of thu week was varied
and Interesting us bearing upon a number of
special properties , nnd In many Instances do-
clinch of unusual reverlly occurred c/n / selling
for both accounts. London steadily offered
stocks In this mnikct en a moderate scale.
The acknowledged decidedly unsatisfactory con
dition of the anthracite and bituminous coal
trades encouraged ravage altackn upon the ttccks
of the companies engaged as miners and car
riers In both Industries , and the selling wns
attended by revived and pcrslttent reports and
rumors affecting the financial credit of certain
properties. Thu remit was to demoralize the
securities affected , nnd In some Instance * loans
In which they were held as collateral told out.
Increasing the distrust. In all Instance * of.
flelnl denials wert * ns persistent as the rumors.
Hocking Valley , after u slight advance early
In the week , broke ii per cent to 8'4 , and closed
nt 8 ? . The preferred slumped 12 % per cent to
< ? , and doped at the lowest , The bonds of the
road were ulro semntlonally depressed , the fives
declining 115 per cent to 72 and recovering to
78 , nnd the Cs rending 13 per cent to 72 , with
a fractional recovery. Long Island dropped lOVi
per cent lo 42 , und left off nt 41. Weakness In
this case was attributable to the publlcallon of
various minors nnd reports puiportlng to fore
cast the remit of Mr. Little's expert report on
the financial condition of the property , extend
ing back the last eight years. Thp bears had
Insisted that the fhowlng to be made would be
so decidedly unfavorable as to canve thn agree
ment recently arrived nt to fall through. In
the anthracite coal clocks. Lncknwanna rose Hi
per cent early , on the mistaken assumption that
the legal decision In Itn favor handed down at
Klroudsbiirg. 1'a. , by Judge Craig on Monday
and agalnit thn New Yolk , Riisquehanna &
Western , bore upon the broader litigation be-
twrrn the companies. Incidental to Iht abandon
ment by the HimiiiHmmm of lln contract with
thn I ickawanna. The- dock subsequently lost
all of the gain. Hu | Ue'.iiinna preferred dropped
6 per cnt to 22U. rallied 2'4 per cent to 24 % .
and closed at 22V Delaware & Hudson dropped
r , per cent to 107',5 In anticipation of the pre
liminary report of operations for tn ; > year lo be'
ri'bmlttr.l-ncst week , which will thow the neces-
nlly for the reduction In the dividend rate for
the year to A per rrnt. The stock mndo n
Hgnlflcnnt rally. New Jtriey C'entral fold off
4H per cent to SSJ. The gereral Hit ruled Ir
regular nnd nt Intervals strength wan discerni
ble In Hem of the specialties nnd InduntrlaU , In
cluding Chicago ( las anil Kugar , An easier
jcn'lcncy In nnnetary rcnd'tlorn here nnd abroad ,
ns reflected In the reduction of the minimum
rate of dlicount of the Hank of Knelftnd to 3H
per cent , and In that of the Imperial Hunk of
dermany of I | > r cent lo 4 , found appreciation
exclusively In the lumd market. T.if special
unfavorable consideration * noted , together with
bank failures In the west , caused the dealers
In stock * to lake a pessimistic view of the
situation , A development of extraordinary tin *
portance. the formal agreement of the govern ,
ment to co-operate with the reorganization mm-
mlttta niul banking rynUlcaU of tha Union
1'nclflo In the f-ro.il/Mirp of the fnlon 1'acino
nnd Knni > ns I'ailflc urvrwrtle ! ' . which was an
nounced late on KrlBny after the meeting of t.io
cabinet M WnthlnRlon , rounded out n rather
scnxntlonal week. ' ' ' fSivornblc conditions t'.int
exlued , so far cut Mucks were concerned. In
cluded nn raster tone In the sterling exchange
niul n better dcrnanl for government l > oni' ; .
The bulls nrc flguriilfr upon n rally next week
In the prices of tpt" W > ft coal stocks , In nntlcl-
in t Ion of n fettltnreht of the rate war , nnd
sympathetic Influence of the declaration of the
Initial dividend on Oni.ilm common stock. The
aggregate rnle were ' JLWS.Ca shares.
Tlie bond marker during the week exhibited
general strength en.-moderate df.illngr. Consid
erable wcakmrn wns illiqilaycil , however , In tic
Issues of the bituminous coal carrying roads.
TV : snles were -UO.iw.ooo. The principal ad
vances were : l.nulnvllle , Kvantvlllp fr HI.
I > oiils 1st tnist r nlpl , kti per ctnt ; Dallas &
Waco , 6s. 7 per re'nti Ki m rnclllo consols ,
trust receipts , 7H jx-r cent ; Kile luts , 4 per cent ;
Union Pacific collaletnl trusts. 4'.4 per rent ;
trust receipts , S per cent ; New York , t.ickn-
wnnnn & Western 5 , 4 per cent , and Ilerch
Creek 4s nnd Chicago ft Indiana Coal f.s. 3 per
cent. ' The governments were rtrong nnd active
oi nn Investment demand , which carried the
new < n up Hi per rent ti > the lilRhest : prices yet
recorded. The gains In other Issues were re
stricted to fractions. The sales were ! 21SIWI.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Xt-w YiirU Jliiney .
NK\V YOKK , Jnn. 2X MONMIV ON CAM ,
Nominally. I'45i2 per cent ; iirlnie incrcnntlle
pcpe. ' , 3Hf4 per cent.
8THULINO UXrilANQI Markct wrnk. with
actual ImMnejn In bankcis' hills at
for demand and $4.MUfM.f4i for sixty days ;
posted rates , $4.S34fj4. ? ! > 4V4 ; commercial bills.
HAH HII.VER-CBHc.
MEXICAN r > OLLAH3-Mc.
I1ONDH State. ' Hull ! railroad , firm ; govern
ment , firm ; new 4n rcg. , 121 % ; new 4s , coupon ,
122 % ; fis reg. , I\3U \ : 4scoupon. . IM'fc ; 4s. reg. .
11116 : 4s , coupon , 112,2s ; , reg. , 94 ; 1'aclllc Cs of
93 , 103 .
Closing quntatluriB on bonds were ns follows :
KliililirliiluteM. .
HOSTON , Jon.bB3 > SeiearlngB , $14,933,000 ; bal-
ancin. $1,715COO.
NKW YORK. 'Jan.1' ' 23. Clearings , J94,023CDO ;
balances , $5C2,722. ]
HALTIMOHE.Jan. . - 23-Clearlngs , $2,293,089 ;
jalances , $375C7r | 7
I > HILADKLl'HIA..Jnn. 23. Clearings , $9,304 ,
711 ; balances , Jl.t5J.373.
ST. IjOUIS. Jury , JXr-Cleurlngs , $3,293.775 ; bnl-
ances , $ i < 3504. .Mcncy , 74JS per cent ; New York
exchange , 2Jc dlucoupt bid ; par asked ,
CHICAGO , Jm. , , ! 23.-Clearlngs. $13,717,500.
Money , Etendy n | cyj per cent ; New York ex
change , DOc dlrqouit | : . forclsn exchange , weak ;
demand , $4.EC4 ; ul ty , dny , $ I.C4'i.
IlKRLIN. Jan. ' : .4t-ciange : on Ix > mlon , eight
lays' Klght , 20 inart f 37 pfg ,
LONDON , JuuJ 91 Oold Is quoted nt lluenon
Ayres today at'18S.25 ' ; Lisbon , 37. W ; Rome ,
CCs02'i. ' i -
I'AHIH. Jan , 22. Tllree per cent rentes , JOJf
io for the account ; exchange on London , 25f
22'a ' for checks.
Tolrilo MurkflH.
TOLKDO , Jan. 23. WHEAT Dull , but higher ;
No. 2 cr.nh. Wo : May , M4c. !
COItN Dull , but steady ; No. 2 mixed , 22c.
OATH Dull , but steady ; No. Z mixed. ISc.
RYK-Dull. but steady ; No. 2 cash , 37Vic.
l'IX > VI-it : HUKI > Dull , steady ; prime cash ,
5.25 ; March , | 3.27'i.
Ol US Lower : North Lima , ICc ; Pouth Lima
and Indiana , Me.
Wool AliirUi-lx.
NBW YORK. Jan. 23. WOOIQulet ; domes-
lo fleece. U (20c ( ; pullu < l. ISSiSc.
ST. LOUI8. Jan. . WOD/-Qiilet nrm nnd
uncliun ed ; medium. 14814Kc ; light , fine. 71jf
IHc ; heavy , line , ) | 0o ; tub wrnlicd ,
M'llt'llt ( tlllltnUllllM ,
MINNL'AI'OLIH , Jan , 23.-AVIII'3AT-Junu.iry
lorc.I ut 7C ! > c ; May. 77HOR77 c ; July , "SUiliSHo.
On trade No. 1 hard , 78Hc ; No. 1 northern ,
CTiu ; recclptv , 71 rant.
OU Clly Mnrk t.
OIL CITY , 1'a , , Jan. H.-Crciilt balances ,
ertiacuto ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Ends with Light Run In All Grades
of Stock ,
KILLERS SLOW AND A LITTLE EASIER
Trmllnjr SliiMVH Sllulit CliniiKi'M III 111
1-VciliTM Hriip OIT SOIIH-
Upon Stonily nml
SOUTH OMAHA , Jan. 23.-Uccclpts fo
llio Jays liiillcntcil were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Uorxus
Jnillinry 2.1 . 1.011 5.S32I.07S
Juminry 12 . 2.7M G.Ui 113
Jiiuunry 21 . Zt > 2S,4i'J \ . . . .
Jiiinuiry 'JO . z.ucs 5 , nil 1,0 J'J 2
Junuiu-y nt . : iai3 4G4'j 'J.iifj
Jnnuury IS . 1.P27 l.i'S 1,123
January 10 . 1073 4.SJH 1.14S
January 15 . 1,5K 3,770 2UvK
January U . 2vnv 4ciu v.074
January 13 . 3,219 G.Sia dW 14
January 12 . 2.30U 5,3 > 3 1,20'J
January 11 . 1M30 3.3SS 1.7C1
The oillclnl number of cars of Ftoc
brought In today liy each roait was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheet
( . ' . , M.'dt St. P. ly . 1 1
O. & St. L. Hy . 2
Mo. Pac. lly . C 1
Union Piu'lllc SyBtom . 9 17 1
! ' . . H. & M. V. It. It . 10 21 -
O. , St. P. , M. & O. Ity . 4 4
H. & M. U. H. H . 14 20
C. . H. & Q. lly . 10
O. . U. 1. , t P. lly. , east . 3
C. . U. I. & I' , lly. , west. . . . 2 2
Total receipts . 40 fS 1
The disposition of the day's receipts wn
as follows , each buyer purchasing the nuin
bur of head Indicated :
lluycrs. Cattle. Hops. Slice ]
Omaha I'nck'iiK Co . K ! ) . . . .
G. H. Hammond Co. . . . 13 1.1S1 20
Swift and Company . 217 1,783 til
Cudaliy I-ncklng Co. . : . . . ] Jl 2 , 32 1,47
II. Becker and LHKUM. . IX .
Viuisant a Co . 30 .
J. IA Carey , . 6 .
\V. I. Stephens . 1 .
Cndahy P. Co. , K. C . 127 .
Other buyers . 333 .
Totnla 1,282 G.12S 2,30
CATThK Tinwcelc closed with thu usna
moderate receipts ami Indifferent market
KlllliiK" cattle were not much chanced fron
ytstculay as regards values , but th
market was slow , ami , If there was an >
crmiiKe at all , It was easier , certainly n
higher.
In the feeder market the conditions wet
unfavorable to the selling Interests. On
of thu causes producing this condition wn
the fact that It was a Saturday and no on
sccm-d to want to carry cattle over unlch
they could get a HUlllclcnt concession to
iralco It some object.
Feeders have been selling very high fo
some time back , but this week they br.'ittph
still higher prices. Hy the middle of tin.
-.Neek they were bringing oxlr vagantl >
high prices1 , feeders selling for more monej
than cattle that were already fainy wel
fattened. The extremely high price
seemed to knep back the more caution
buyers and during Thursday and Friday the
cattle accumulated to some extent In thi.
hands of speculators. The result was i
drop In values and nt the close of the week
the market was fully l.VfiZOc lower than the
high point of thu. week , llcprescntntlvi
sales.
NATIVES.
IJKKF STKEUS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT. No. Av. IT.
5. . . . 8C J3 25 7. . . . 72S J3 73 20..18.11 } 3 9J
1..10CO 350 19..1134 373 20..1337 400
3. . . . S7C 3 C3 8..11(3 ( 375 C..12M 400
17..1014 370 17..1033 375 17..14J1 403
0. . . . 9S3 3 70 ! 0..1II5 3 SO 73..1428 4 OT.
18..12J'J 3,70 C..1083 3(0 18..1451 410
IS..1251 370 B..1014 385 20..1477 420
COWS.
1. . . . SJO 175 1. . . . 940 240 1. . . . 970 290
3. . . . 930 175 1..10IO 260 3..1140 210
1. . . . D70 1 M 2. . . . 100 250 1 1IW 2W
4. . . . S701 90 1..1030 260 1..1UO 2 W
1..1110 200 1..1WO 2 CO 3..1223 3 CO
1..1120. 200 1..1100 2 f.O 4..1CGO 3 l
I..1010 215 1..1120 2 CO 1..13CO 300
1..1000 223 2..10S5 2 CO C. . . . 971 303
1..1110 223 1. . . . S70 2 CO ' 2..1035 310
3. . . . l ! 225 I. . . . 970 2W 2..12SO 310
9..1013 230 2. . . . JSO 210 3..1240 310
' 1.10SO'2 30 2..1073 2 C5 1. . . . 970 310
1. . . . 970 210 4. . . . 920 270 11..1123 315
1..1100 233 1..1080 273 7..1174 313
1. . . . 43 235 1. . . . i.00 . S 75 1..1SM 325
7..1005 2 40 2..1030 2 75 17..1107 3 23
1..1010 240 15..1045 2 S5 2..1300 3K
1..1190 2 40 4..1203 2 S5 1..I120 3 49
3. . . . 77C 2 40 1. . . . 9fO 2 90
HIilKEIIS.
1. . . . 470 2 tt > 1. . . . CIO 3 00 1. . . . 720 3 K
1. . . . 6SO 2 50 2. . . . C30 3 10 2. . . . 423 3 23
1 , . . . 410 273 4. . . . 4S3 315 2. . . . S73 330
1. . . . CI9 2 S3 2. . , . CIO 315 11..774 330
1. . . . 750 2 ST. 4. . . . 755 315 2. . . . 4S5 330
4..1100 2 , 18..11CO 315 1..9CO 333
1. . . . 970 290 2. . . . 7)5 ! ) 315 1..1120 340
B. . . . 5SO 2 M ) 1. , . . 930 323 1..1090 3 C5
1 S20 300 4. . . . 7S7 325 1..1240 373
4. . . . 777300 3. . . . 730323
C \LVES.
1. . . . 2SO 2 00 4. . . . 395 3 J'5 2. . . . 320 4 CO
1. . . . 330 2 CO 2. . . . 3(0 323 2. . . . 170 4 5
1. . . . 2O ! 2 85 C 325 3 kO I. . . , 150 4 CO
1. . . . SCO 2 SO 24. . . . 340 310 1. . . . 120 523
3. . . . 346 3 15 1. . . . 310 390
STOCKKH3 AND FEEDEIIS.
HOGS Today's market \v&n Just the rcvcrtc
of yesterday yeMerday It opened tlrans nnd
closed eanler. today It o | > ened tteady and
cloned stronger. It was a coed ncilvc market
nnd the pens were eoon cleared , the eales on
nn n\ crane not uliowlni ; iiny material change
from yesterday.
The hoff murket of the prjit week was In
ciulte oatlefactory condition Inasmuch aa ro-
celplB were fairly large , the demand Kood und
values very nearly steady from day to ilay.
Tlio week opened with n strong market , ad
vanced a Blmile on Tuerday and held lo It for
three dayp. On I'rlday It ifroiiped buck to where
It was at the opening of the week und re
mained there until the clow. On no day did
the market show UH much us So charge In the
average of the rales.
Taking the week as a whole It was about the
most satisfactory of the .month , for while the
market did not reach as high a point on any
one day an It did earlier In the month , thv
average of all the sales made during the elx
days was the highest for any week so far this
year ,
The market Is considerably lower than It
was a year ago , when the montli of January
opened with the average price at about 13.10
and closed wllh It right around J4.10. Repre
sentative sales :
No. Av. Eh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
42 401 1COJ3I5 43 243 . . . 13 fi
13 3UO ICO 315 C3 2S5 4fl 3 25
15 * -Ml 3 15 77 278 160 3 25
41 392 120 315 72 265 SO 323
CS 344 40 315 63 247 10 323
CI 37S 120 315 ' DU 325 . . . 325
48 403 120 315 Gl 335 ICO 323
M 388 120 315 C5 1S8 ! (0 3 25
53 .372 SO 3 15 53 314 . . . 325
19 .358 . , . 315 ' C2 2SI 40 325
48 426 . . . 3 17i ! CO 247 SO 325
29 378 . . . 3 20 58 2CS 120 3 25
51 318 SO 3 20 C4 228 ICO 3 2. >
38 315 40 3 20 Cl 2G1 . . . 3 25
29 330 . . . S 20 . 47 280 . . . 325
55 3.H . . . 320 48 29G . . . 325
57 352 . . . 3 20 I 43 2S1 . . . 3 25
43 301 SO 3-20 I 48 328 . . . 3 25
55 378 240 320 70 207 SO 3 27'-j '
53 370 . . . 320 77 2J5 . . . 330
49 430 120 320 | 59 257 SO 330
46 310 . . . 320 33 701 . . . 330
45 318 CO 320 50 211 . . . 330
58 333 . . . 320 ' 53 217 . . . 330
29 331 . . . 320 57 280 SO 330
C5 320 ICO 320 I C5. . . < . . . .272 SO 330
72 299 120 320 68 257 . . . 330
f.8 313 . . . 320 78 218 . . . 3 3J
26 31C . . . 320 S7 237 SO 3 35
52 379 SO 3 20 C2 240 . . . 335
27. 353 . . . 320 CC 248 . . . 335
K 330 2SO 3 20 24 1M . . . 3 35
DC 2$5 SO 3224 ! 73 238 . . . 330
55 394 40 3 22'-i ' 77 25C (0 3 30
42 387 SO 32214 t,7 , 207 . . . 330
48 318 SO 322(4 ( Cl 231 . . . 330
U 301 . . , 325 50 223 . . . 330
3.1 2.V ) . . . 325 68 250 . . . 330
6C 2tt . . . 323 74 238 . . . 330
7.1 2M . . . 3 25 60 2C9 SO 3 30
31 M SO 3 23 C4 271 40 3 30
67..291 1X ( > 325 CC 223 SO 335
CO 307 SO 325 U 250 . . . 355
71 271 . . . 325 48 23C . . . 3 ? 5
C7 270 10 3 25 U2. . . . . . . Jill 40 3 U
71 299 . . . 325 64 234 . . . 335
4 300 . . . 325 , C2 253 40 3 35
7 ! > 274 . . . 323 67 218 . . . 3 37',4 '
60 350 . . . 325 | SO 225 . . . 340
CS. . , 254 fO 323 79 203 . . . 340
C . . . 270 SO 3 23 ' , , . . . . . . 40 340
2S.,293 . . . 325 60 208 . . . 340
1'IOH-OIJDS AND ENDH.
2 310 . . . 1 2S 1 420 . . . 320
3 440 SO 3 10 0 1C3 . . . 323
6.1. I..428 . . . 310 6 218 . . . 3 ZS
. , . . ( . . . > 3 . . . 315 ) 7 . .104 . . . 330
. . , . , , . . . . . 320 Z 175 . . . 335
HIMCi : ! ' The demand wan Kt-vd and Hie market
active and firm. Tno llrnt Colorado lambs of the
vcaron from Kurt Colllnn arrived foUuy nnd ( old
ut J4.92U. Hi-iire cntiuhe talem
N'o. Av , I'r.
IS wiMtvrn litinba , culln , , 73 13 0)
409 cornfcd weitcrni. . . . . . Ut 325
Nl cornfnl x\rMcrn lit 3 : * >
Cl cornfcd wrMtrui 10 3 K
! OS Wyoming Ininb * - 73 4 SO
40 < ) Colorado lumlw , fed , M 4 H
451 Colorado lamb * , fed 74 4 f2 > i
CIIIOACO iTfvil sT cic .MAtiicivr.
"
Sniilll linn of rjilll. SrltH Ita ill I y _
lloKM Hull1 Sti'dim' .
CHICAGO , Jnn. tl. There \vnn the imml tnmll
Saturday nupply of cnttK' , nr.d llio market was
largely nomln.il , Ihc tow cattle cffin-d were
readily dlrpotcd of at prices unclninrjvd from
JC'tcnlay.
In hogs tlicro wo * a good demand and pilcr *
luleil ftldiiK to 2 < tc hlRirr ; common In prlmo
Fold nt tram K.o to 1P.SSH , with trnnmdlonr
laiRcly nt fiom ) l.n. > to J8.li , the laiue of prlcru
belni ; iitillu narrow.
The supply of vhi-pp ludny wi , r.ill and CHS-
lly dl > ii'i > eit or ill Him | > iIcej. Hnleneio on n
liaKls of fi m : . ! , ' > to J2.ro for Inferior sheep , up
to from 3.70 In J3.75 foi ln-uvy e.\iurl | hliilp ;
enrrn Mirrp wiiu ai ri > m js.Si to jr..7u iul
' \m uood lionnnlhc.s bimmht fiom JJ.M ) to
$ t ; l.imbE In demand nt firm ; ; . ; o lo f > , with
sales liitucly nl limn J4.25 to $4. " .ni'l yearling *
nold nt fiom } J U In tl5
ltcrclitH. | 'Mttle , 30i > hcail ; ncR , M.OOi head ;
sheep , .1,000 head.
lvnn ns Chy Ilvi > Sin < lc.
KANRAS OITY , Jnn. Sl-rATTI. ! : Iti-crti'tr. '
3,400 b id ; ( .liliimciilf , 4.CO ( head. MnrKrt un-
cliaiiR I from < iilerlay ; tnly i-ctull trade :
Temm stccm , } 2.WfH.2J ; Tfxas oa\ra , J2Mil.2i ;
native Ktrerr. r 4M'l.riJ ; nxllxc CI.WM nnd
h lfei - . JI.VJ,70 , Mockers and ficdcrs , } 2.7ut
1.10 ; hull * . S2.WV/3.30. /
llO'iS'-Itecclitii. | 7f'00 lipnd ; lOilj'inrntx , JM
hcud. t.iiKct rirong lo "e hJKirr and nctlve
bulk of alci > . } 3.30ff3.37't ; hiuvy. 53 IUfi3.M
packers , t.ifi3.20 ; mixed , 3.W3.40 ; Ilislits , J3.2
< U3.3 > ; YciKi'rs , 13.30113.3 : . ; jdgM , J3.0v , i'J.17'4 '
SIIIJKPIlccolplf , l.CeO h < ad ; lil | > nu-nts , r.M (
bond. M.i i lift stead ) ; Inmbr , (3 , ' > l'ifl.73 ' ; milt
lorw , J2.C05a.75.
St. I.lllllN I.IVO StO.'U.
ST. I.Otlfl , Jan. 23.-a\TTI.K-llecelptH. SOO
head. Minkct fteady ; native birvcs , t3.50U.V ( > 0
mockers nnd feedeni , } 2.2J)5T3.75 ; light steel- !
J2.75&J.40 ; TeNaa Mci-rs } : . 504.23j cowt , 11.7
. 2.75.
HfJflS llco'lpM , fl.CM bond. Market sli-ndl
to a i-hndc hlg icr. IlK.il , } 3.3DfO. 10 ; mixed , $3.20
W3.40 : heavy. J3.10 3.47'it.
HHEii' : Uccclpts , 300 hi-nd. Market steady
muttoiiB , t2.75R4.10 ; lambs. | 3.7 [ > o.4U.
StoeuTi7 SlKii * ( .
Itccotil of iTrelptu of live Ktocl : nt the foil
prlndiml mnikets for Katiuday. Jnnunr23 :
Cutllr. linn * . Sheep
Omnhn 1.041 5.SC.2 407
ChlcaKO 300 20.000 3.000
ICancas Clly 3.40 < 1 7.000 ! , ( >
St. Louis MX ! 3WO 300
Total" : 5.511 33,932 8.37
I'll 1 1 ItlviT Print riulliN > Inrl ; < > t.
FAMj IllVnit. MnsK. . Jan. 21. The maike
for print clolhn \ * leported firm nt the qiiota
lions which have picvallod dtiilUK the week
The talk of curtailment li.ix not had visible ef
feet Ilityors Trcni Inclined to wait to dctermln
thu exact dltmiiEk.iiH . of Ilic nunenu'iit. Th
print cloth Inteicpt feomr. Him In Its iletcnnlni
lion to Flop in.ichlucry two days n week , nl
though tin- reports from other content nro no
renssurlnr ; thnt llio curtnllrocnl will be ns Ken
eral throiiKhnut New KiiRliind as that of las
cummer. Knlr rales of mid goods linve been re
ported dnrinc tl.c week , and FOIIIC contract
have been made nt slightly better than the J'.je '
batlK. There Is little demand for regula
weaves , however. The stock on hand has bcei
considerably decreased durlni * the week , duo to
the movement of goods lo fill piompt deliver }
sales of last wrtk.
I'l-orla .
PROtttA. Jnn. 23. COUN Steady ; new Xo
2 , 2Pc.
OATS-Qulet : No. 2 white , t5 20Uc.
HYK null , nominal.
WHISKY Mnrket steady ; flnlshetl goods on
the Imsln of IMS for high wines.
WIIHAT No. 2 red winter. STSS7 .4c.
HKOKH'TS Corn , 79 ! * 0 bu. ; oats. .flOO bu.
rye. none : whlrky , none : wheat , 5.400 bu.
SIIIPMKNTS roni , 10,400 bu. : oats , 49.KO b'J. ;
ry , COO bu. ; whlrky. 523 gain. ; wheat , 3.COO bu.
iriMMirlH mill K\ | > rH ill Xciv York.
NKW YOniC. Jan. 23. The Imporls of dr >
irooils and general mcrcliandliv , nt this port this
week were valued nt l7.1i7.C4l. T.io linpnrtn ol
fl > orlo this week were JI37.476 , of whlc'.i T37. ' < l
was. gold. The ocports of specie from this
port for the week , ending today. iiKgrcsatcd
JW1.730 , of which J2I.400 was gold.
4)rili-r of tinWorlil. .
Last Monday evening the newly elcctei
olTlcers of Myrtle lodge. No. 399. Order of
the World , wcro Installed by Supreme Vice
President Irving G. Uarlght. The Installa-
t'lon was followed by n progressive hlrh five
party , which was participated In by the mem
bers and friends of the lodge. Refreshments
were served-by the female members.
A minstrel entertainment followed by a
dan co will ho civen by the members of
Myrtle lodge Monday evening , February 1.
Last Wednesday evening a pleasant en
tertainment and dance were given by Dannst
lodge , No. 419 , at the hall In the Sanders
block. Twenty-fourth and Ginning streets.
The lodge rootnu were well filled and all re
port a royal good time.
Last Monday evening several new member :
wcro initiated in Onjaha lodge , No. 209. Ths
ritualistic work of ths order was presented
by a degree staff of twenty-four members.
While the order has been steadily grow
ing during the paat few months , the most
noticeable Increase In membership has been
among the German lodges and no moro solid
Eocietles can bo found in this city than Teu-
tonla and Concordla lodges. Thews organiza
tions are composed of rcprcssntatlvo Ger
man business mem and their wives and the
affairs of the lodges are conducted on busi
ness principles ,
Otto Schncldowlnd , the oldest German
deputy of tha order In the Htate , Is slowly
recovering from the results of a dislocated
knee , which accident hao confined him to his
liomo for nearly a year.
Union Veteran ICKOII.
Encampment No. 121 publicly installed of-
Hcew in the headquarters in Annex hall ,
Continental block , on Saturday evening ,
January 1C. In connection with the cere
mony an enjoyable program was rendered ,
the numbers on which were given by the fol.
lowing : Colonel I. S. Lazier , Colonel E. J.
Davis , Colonel U. Phoenix. Miss DcEalo Kin-
ncy , Miss .Amelia Lozler , Miss Maude Codoe ,
Miss Hello Phoenix , Mlas Hose. Phoenix.
Many of the members spoke on the "good
of the order. " The second part of the pro
gram , which was particularly enjoyable , was
entitled "Fun on the Gramophone. "
.
County Organizer W. II. Cowglll and Dr.
Shields of Holdrege wcro nt Wllllamsburg
lately and Instituted a lodge of the order.
The organization begins with twenty-two
charter members. Following are the elec
tive officers chosen : A. J. Trimble. W. C. ;
Mrs. Eva Trimble , W. V. ; John A. Marshall ,
W. S. ; T. A. Gale , W. T. ; Mrs. John A. Mar
shall , W. P. Tlie next meeting will bo fccld
Thursday evening , January 21.
THIS UKAI/rV MAHICKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Saturday ,
January 23 , 1897 :
WARHANTY DEEDS.
F. Maxwell & Co. to 'Samuel ' .Maxwell ,
lot 18. block 3 , Maxwell & F.'H ndd..J 500
A. S. Uurr nnd wife to I.orenz Koc-
nlir. w 70 feet of lots 1 nnd 2 , block
15H4 , Omaha . . '
Lorenz Kocnlg and wife to > M. S. Uurr ,
mime . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
Frank Colpctzer and -wife to H. II.
Allen ct nl. e. 47 feet of lot 10 ami nil
of ! ot 11 ami 12. Woclc 2 , 1'crhlns'o
HllllllV * * * * * * * ' * * * ' * * *
II. II. Allen and wlfo to T. M. Colpct-
.
llros. , tindlv Vi of lot 1 , block
' "
Same to Sw'iirtz"Jcrkow kl & Co. , un-
illv 1-C mime.
Same to Minnie Hnycr. umllv 'A gimo
J , \V. McDonald nnd wlfo to II. 8. Me-
Donald , lot 30 , Hustln'H add -ICOO
DEEDS.
Sheriff to Addlson Austin , lot 9 , block
3 , Lake's add 2.COO
Total amount of transfers 17,100
Make Money. JndlclouK- Hpccnliitn
„ I y ' nnd
AVOID lllSKy.
Our Co-operative Byndlcnlo I'lun , enUorseil by
cudlnu financiers , un uiiirccedened | ( yucca w.
NEW SYNDICAU NOW fOHMISG.
rospcctus. giving full particulars , also Market
xlliT ! , mulled fiee on uppllcatlon.
SHMI-MONTIILY S8TTLRMHNTH.
DI3 WOI.I' & COMPANY , Hankers & Hroken.
No. to llrondwuy , N. Y. City.
Hank Rcferi'iiiK'S.
AHTICULAH3 KUBB ON AI'PUCATION
SAM KEI EU&l CO. .
HANKKKS AND , HKOKKRS. ,
1 Uroailwax and -15-17 New Street , New York ,
In nil Inrgo clllcn of tlio U , B.
Nonrly 70 per cent profit on our "Ilollilny
Combination , " covcniiK only twonty-nuvon
nyH1 trainiactloiiHi OVJ3H 8 J'KII CENT
weekly un tbu InvcHtntent for the pant HX |
Tarn. No IOWCM ever rocorilcd. Thn tmfcBt
mil iiotit ) prolllublo 0yut ia of Invcutmcnt
cnown ,
TO PROTECT THEIR RIGHTS
Qormixn-Ainaricaii Uitiaaus Will Orgtmito to
Bring Proper Recognition.
WiLL INSIST ON MORE POLITICAL PLUMS
CIllliuliiK < < > Hnvv S'ovonty TlvoiiHiuul
VOICM In tinSlnto , Tlii1'Vet
They lluve .Not Their
S Intro of Honor * .
The Gcrman-Anirrlcnn citizens of this etato
are to be banded in an organization for
mutual Interest and bcnelU , particularly In
< i political way , although the body itaclf late
to bo entirely non-partisan. This , at least ,
Is the hope of a band of Gorman-Americans
of political prominence In this city , who
lin\o started the movement.
Some time ago , shortly after the now stale
olllrcrs had been Inducted Into olllce , the
Gorman-American Free Silver club came to
the conclusion that German-Americans wcto
not being given any of the political flic , and
in consequence sent a committee to Lincoln.
This committee consisted of Prof. Ilolse , a
prominent worker for the silver camx > dur
ing the paat campaign ; K.V. . Koctter , an
active popullH of the First ward , and I'ctcr
Klsasser. When the party arrived at Lincoln
It found that everything had been doled nut
except n few clerkships. The committee ,
made a report on the results of the trip to a
meeting of the club , held lust Saturday night
at Miller's linll , when there wan n big iit-
tcmlancc. The report aroused considerable
Indignation , and the result of tlic matter wna
that the scheme to form an organization oC
German-Americans , without regard to
politics , but for cnch other'o betterment
politically , wns sprung. The plan met with
favor nnd It wns dccl.led to call a mas-a
meeting of all German-Americans In the
county for next Saturday night , January 30 ,
in the same place , to start the hall rolling ,
The following committee was appointed to
draft a constitution and by-laws , which are.
to be presented to the meeting for adoption :
1'rof. JIclcc , Herman Haven , . I'ctcr Illrk-
haiiscr , RV. . Koctter , John llratnl , or. The
primary object will be lo see that Gorman *
Americans are given political recognition In
proportion to their strength In the state.
It la said thnt there are fully 70,000 Ger
man-American voters In the Mute , and on
thai basis it Is figured that the German-
Americans ought to have every fourth gov
ernor elected and other offices and appoint
ments In proportion. The organization will
bu used as a lever In state , county and city
conventions of all parties to force the nom
ination of German-Americans , and will also
be used as a power to compel the adminis
tration lo recognize the nationality In ap
pointments.
Members of the new order say that of the
new state ofllccrs tlio Gorman-Americana
liavo succeeded 'In practically getting noth
ing. I'ctcr Hlrkhaufier was appointed n mem
ber of the I'lro nnd Police Commission , but
this Is lltllo consolation , as It Is considered ,
that tlio appointment was practically made
by the retiring republicans and will never
bo confirmed. The German-Americans hnvo
fared as'111 In local and county offices , having
been given only minor' positions.
Tlio new order Is also to have a secondary
duty to perform. This Is to see that only
competent and honest Germnn-Anicrlenns are
allowed to get Into olllce. This object will
bo kept largely In view , because of the fact
that somu Gorman-Americana who have held
olllco In this city and county have not al
ways turned out well. Thus the organization
will not only endeavor to see thnt good Gor
man-Americans get . 'Into olllce , but that baj
ones arc kept out.
The movement harj the approval of sonic
of the most prominent Germans In the city.
This has so cncoiitagcd the originators that
their ambition is confined only by the limits
of the Mate. As soon as the body Is started
and the work can bo commenced an organizer
will bo sent Into the cou.ttry to Interest tha
German farmers In thn body. It Is raid that
ultimately every German-American In the
state will bo on the rolls. The body Is not
to dabble In national politics at all.
.Votliu : of Sale l > y Hri-i-lv of Ameri
can l.iiaii mill TriiHt Company.
Notice Is hereby Klvcn that I , thu under-
slRiied , n receiver of the business , property
and nKsetH of the American Loan and Trust
Coinpi * vy , pursuant to an order of tha
clrcU' > court of the United Suites , wltiilu
nnd fur the District of Ncbr.iHka made on
thri ir.tli day of January , I.W. In the suit
therein pundhifT wherein John A. Ordway
and othcrri are coniplnlnantH nnd the AmurU
can Loan nnd Trust Company is defendant ,
will , at 10 o'clock In the forenoon an the
first day of l-Vhruary , ! Si7 ! , In my olllco nt
No. lf.17 Fnrnnin street , In the City of
Omaha , In the County of DoiiKlas and
State of Nebraska , sell nt public auction
all the properly , nssctt * and Interests oC
the American Loan and Trust Company
rcmalnliiK in my hands or In thu 'hands of
any other persons accountable to mo there
for , to the hlKhest hlddcr or bidders for
carih. The said property , assets nnd In-
terF-ts nro more particularly described In
my special reports filed In said suit In ualil
court on the 3rd day of October , 1590 , and
thu 1'itli day of January , 1SU7. upon which.
In connection with the record In said milt
the said order of the court Is based. In
addition ts my reports on file and thn
record In "aid suit 1 will personally KVQ !
such information from my books or otherj
wise ns may bo'requested by any Interested
nerson touching the property herein ndver-
titled for sale.
Dated this ICth day of January. 1S)7. ! )
I'lIILII' I'OTTBIl ,
Montgomery & Hall , Hecclver.
Attorneyfl. llfidlOtm
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