TUT5 ( WAITA DAILY 111312 : TJltittSDAY , .TANUATIY 0 , 181)8. ) 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Markat Dull , and the Price Makes
Another Drop.
LOCAL TALENT AFRAID OF LEITER PARTY
t'rovlalniiN Slmtv tlio Only StrcuRtli of
tilt Day nnil Close from Seven
to Fifteen Cents
MlKlier.
ari , Jan. 0 , Wheat was rather
/ ! . avy today nml If the local tnlent had not
liL.-n . nfruhl of being caught by the Lcltor
ji.irly the 6 < fro ilecllne which marked the
clo.- < In Mny might htivc widened Into a
heavier loss. Cash news \vnn strong , cpccti-
lulvp weak. Corn dill not move enough to
lie worthy of notice nnd closed unchanged.
Oats declined Vic. Provisions w re too strong
market of the floor and showed closing ad-
vincpji of Vftllie.
Wheat started easy at about Vt ° under the
closliiB figures of the day before. May
opened at from flic to 91Hc and July from
WJic to S3c. It acted Irregularly within a
njirroA' compass for an hour , May playing
during Hint time between 01c ntU Sic. The
slightly easier feeling with which trading
commenced was In part due. to ti crop report
of Thoman's that made the acrejge planted
with winter wheat 11.1 per cent larger than
the area harvested last season , I'.ibor re
ported the condition now S7 , agiilnst 81.1
December 1 last , nnd estimated the quanllly
In farmers' Inind.H nt 210,000,0)0 bu. . or 41..11
] > or cent of Inxt yem's crop , atid that there
Is avalluble itir export In the. next six.
months lOO.OOO.ooo bu. U was n'o ' a matter
nf pome disappointment to the bulls thtili
the MlniioapollH and Dultlth holdings were
not ffdueod tr.nrt mnterlnlly than as shown
by 85S riirioa' > nl ths two places today , us
iirffilnst111 11 'cek ugo and 120 carloads , the
corrr-rtpuidlng day of last ye.-ir Chicago
inailo some amends , however , only 26 cars
being returned as a Kit I tut estimates made
the dav bffire for 75 , and compared with
IS. , the'similar day of last week und 37 a
year ago. Liverpool was about Hd lower to
begin with and dropped another V d Liter In
thn session. The llrst thing Uo bulls got any
additional comfort from was the sale by Ar
mour & Co. of 10,000 bu. No. 2 spring wheat
for export at once by rail , hence to the sea
board , ami a rumored p-ile of a further 32.-
000 hit T.TO price was said to boUAc below
tin- May price. New York confirmed the
taking for export yesterday cf hi boatloads ,
4M.OOO bit. theie , and ITfi.MM bu. at outports.
The export clearances from Atlantic ports
were again liberal , amounting In wheat and
Hour to f.CO.OW Im. That was a sustaining
factor but when about two hours of the
session l.ad none and the foreign markets
wens found to have closed weak , confidence
began to desert the early buyers and they
became more anxious to tivold a loss during
the following half hour than they had been
before to secure n profit , Liverpool closed
Sid lower for the day ; Paris at a decline of
from Me to 15e In Hour and lOc In .when * ,
while Antwerp. In addition to a drop of
] 2"c for red American thp day before , re
ported a further decline of a like extent for
today for both red winter and while Call-
fornlan Those features of the midday news
caused a lire/ik to IWic for May shortly
after their receipt. Keller's agents were
quilt ; active sellers on the decline and the
bull crowd was apparently playing for a
break. Nevertheless , It had. the effect of
keeping the smaller fry out , and after those
who had bought In the morning had Haul-
dated at a loss there was little trade of con
sequence be l les the Loiter transactions , the
local crowd evidently being afr.ild of being
caught A short time before the close May
teacted to 01c , which proved the llnal
Corn' was very quiet and price changes
extremely narrow. T.1e market was Inclined
tr > firmness , about the only really bearish
feature being the extreme , dullness of trade ,
small scalping nature
which was mostly of a
ture No features of Interest developed
May ranged from 29'020V4c to 29c nnd closed
unchanged at ' nc.
O.ltsvert ) almost as Inactive ns corn ami
lluetuatlons were even narrower. There war
u little scattered commission hous-e selllnp
of May , which In the absence of support
was siilllcient to depress pr'ces a little. Thc
pressiiro on January so prominent yester
day had almost disappeared. May ranged
fiom 23Vic to 23c , closing % c lower at SIMr-
In provisions quite a good business was-
done The feature carly was free , selling by
Cudahy Tl'ls and the weakness of the. no.v
market mused prices to sag fern while.
Quito active commission house buying
Mtarted Inter and the market became dc
cldedly strong , A bullish feature was the
day's shipments , which were asaln enor
molts ,
the i
lard
10c
hogs
oars : corn ,
41,000 head.
Leading future * ranged as follows.
ArlfcUn-.l I "iluijri L'6'\v. I ClogpuTYe'ii' y
WliooV-
Jan. . . . ' .IOH RDM
Way. . . W'.6 P.OH
July. . . 83 82M
Corn-
Jan. . . , vim
May. . . n JDK ;
July. . . aow
Dais
M 21
!
Jan
May. . . 23 ! ,
I'ork
Jan. . . . 0 1.1 8 ! > 7l < ! > 15 ii no
May. . . U lu U .17 K 0 I'M U 113 00
Lurd
Jan . . . 4 77 1 724 4 77W 4 7'JU
May. . . t 00 4 UO 4 1)1) ) 48H
Cb'lKlbx
Jan. . . . 4 50 1 57 H 4 50 4 f 7l < 4 47
May. . . I 72 h , 4 III ) 4 Tib , 4 05
N . 2.
Cash nuntntloiiH were ns follows !
KIXl'H-D"ll : winter patents. . U.70O4.fO :
ftrulgl'ti' , J4.205TI.40 ; spring i-peclats J..50 ; eprliiR
patents , $4.40j4.80 ; straights , 4.10iT4.40 ; bakers ,
Wl I BAT No. 2 spring , SVJic ; No. 3 spring , 83 ©
fioRN No ! ' " . 2'o\W25Hc : No , Z yellow , 26VS !
! GOATH No. 2 , 22c ; No. S white , f. o. ! > . , 235 ;
- . , .
ll\lll.-'V -N . 2. f. o. I ) . , 2SITI2C.
TIMOTHY HKIW-Prlmo. tl.f > 7 .
VUOVIHIONS Menu lwrlt1lcr ljl't9 ' lOKrS.lB
lArd , per 10) lh . . Jl.7i(8 ( > l.77 . Klmrt rlln slilii-
( ln si < ) , f4..vy.fl.73 : dry Knltcd nlmulilern ( Imrt-il ) ,
tt ( < eiH"horl \ : cli > nr slilos ( boxed ) . . JI.7.)3t1V5 ,
WHISKY DlBtlllers' flnlnhcd sools , per gal. .
HUC1AH8 Cut loaf. fO.ll ; Rranulatcd. f5.51.
* On tlie IM-mhice exchange today the butter innr-
l < el was llrm ; creameries. l.Vii'JIc ; dairies , 12W18.- .
Cheese , ipllet , SffSlic. Hggs , sternly ; fresh. 22c
Dri-BM'd piultrv , llrm ; turkeys , lOIJlIc ; olilcltens ,
CJ7c , ducks , C 714e.
TiKW YO1IIC rTnM'JItAL JI.VllKKT.
Uiiotiitloiin of tin * Day on Cieiiernl
f'oiiinioil 11 ! ' * *
NKW YORK , Jan. G.-I-'LOt'Il-llecelpts , 18.011
bids. ; exports , 21,212 bbla. ; market continued
qulot with a bearish tendency ; city mill
patents , $ J.C3 5.10 ; city mill clear , I5.4Q05.1 , ;
Itlniu'sota putcnts , fi.r'ffJ.Sl ; Mlmuvotit hakeiu' ,
t4.23W4.00 ; winter patents , tl.fOff3.15 ; winter
( straights , $ I.S"Q4.CO ; winter extras $3.4001.00 ;
winter lew glades , f2.9Mi3.CO. Rye Hour , quOl ,
I2.50O3.25 , bitter for fancy. Iluckwheut Hour ,
dull -'O''l 1 40
III'CU-Wlir.AT-null nt 3C'4fi37c.
CTORN.MlCAIDull. . yellow western , Vic.
RYI- ; Steady ; No. 2estern , Oolic ; car lots.
COffOOljc ,
IIAllLMY-Oulef feeillmt , 23ic.
ItAULUY MALT Steady ; western. 52jC ! < Me.
\V1I1-3AT Receipts 126.7S1 bu. : experts , 151,085
till , SK | > | , weak ; No. 2 red , ILCV i. Options
( ipened easy under a bearish Tlioinan crop report ,
milled on covering , but again declined unVr
llipildallcn , weak cuble.t and illcippolntlnx ex-
liort business , closing UOlo net lower ; No. 2 red ,
January. i > 7 * fi ! > 7T < ! ; closed at 97Hc May , 92V.-W
t)33-lfi. ) > ; closed Bt U2 ! ; c.
iVUN Market steady on light receipts , but
eawd off Inter with wheat nnd closed Vie net
lower ; January closed at 33'ic ; Muy , 341-lCip
31 3-IOn ; closed nt 3llc. (
OATS Itecelpts , 235,000 hu , ; exports. 68.C25 bu.
6M | > t , dull ; No. 2 , 2sl'c. Options Inactive anil
easier with the other markets , closing HQUc net
lower ; May closed at 275ic.
MAY lAill ; B.upiiliiB , uia 5e ; good to choice ,
70Si75c.
IlOI'rt Qulctj etatB , common to choice. lIC'S '
crop. 4SiCc ; 11 % crcp , 7i ! > c ; 1897 crop , ICWISc ;
1'iiclllc roiivti 1W3 croji. 4l/Cc / ; U56 crop , 7ff9c ; 1857
crop. IWilfj.
HlDIOS-lJulet ; flulve ton , I5c ; Texag dry. lc :
fallfornla. 17W18c.
LISATIIKU Steady ; hemlock sole. Ilueno
Ayreu. light to heavy welKhtH. JOl-jifailic.
VOOI. r'teady ; dinnentlc. 27jf3lc ; Texas , ISO
17c. ,
1MIOVIH1ONH 1 < 'f. llrm ; fnmiv | , SIl. Irll.M ;
extra mess. f.COffs.5' ) ; beef liomi , fJ2.00 ! : .50 :
iiarket , IV.dXTIO.OO. CMt m its , llrnr plrklnl
belllei1l ) M < H > ' noi | | i.i ' , . . . r- 'n-.i-- .
hiinu , $7.00. I/ird. nrm ; western ( teamed , ts.lo ;
reilue.1 , ( iult. I'nk nrm iU' . . a
short clear , $ ! O.WB12.rO ; family. $10 M lll.U. (
Tnl'rxn ' | | | - city. 11. . " bid' rnit-irv 3 wvn
MKTAI.S The melul market shown continued
iwthy nml grnrrul weakncKs. According to the
Metal exchange the market for plu Iron warrant *
Hosed dull ut $9,60U .75j lake o-ptwr. quiet at
$10.S5rllOa < lln. easier at H3.7HO13.73 ; luelter.
qulol nt fJ.Wfll.ft ) . nnd lead dull at f1. 7WO
3,7.i ' , Tti > llrm that fliei the settling price for
rnlnTs nj smelters call * the If n 1 market ft .i y
nt $3 1" .
U f < , tl ntftl til qukt tut tinner , t m. >
cnul * . WHtil ? ! , prime irud. f i. , b mills , \sj \
off summer yv.lluw , . ' , butler ill llii. ' . , \ . <
winter yolt.iw. . JJijTZic wlnlfr yellow , IS' rt
19o. Petroleum , dull , 1'nlled. ' 1 I. nn marKc-i
r/V4c , Itifin. ftcii'.j'i cnmmon to pouJ , ll.l" ' {
1.45. Turpentine , qintt. 3StlT1iy ( o.
llir-K-yult-t , fair to extra , 449" - ; Japan.
MOLASSKS Ptwiily : New nrlenni' , opfn hrtlli1.
gnnd In eholw 7" Hle.
tlt'TTKU-H wlpl . 0d 0 rK t * : market ! > t" < dy ;
WMtm creamery , IHJiao ; Hlgln * . 2Jc ; fnctoiy.
12C150.
CIIKKftK-ltrcHptji , 1,457 pkcrs. ; market nnlrt ;
Innt" white. fVptcmbr , SUBMic ; smull v/
September. 9 < J814ntfv ; \ cilotnl , S'epienilier ,
8ic ; small colnml , S ptnnlir , aii'Hv : Unlit
siklmn. CflCHc ; pun kltns , twe' . c ; full fjltlim ,
2'.i63'4r.
KOC13 nwclpm , 5.MI pkm. : mniket ensler ;
late nml I'enntylvtuila , 2IH2lc ; western , ! lo:2c.
Condition of Trntlinnd ( Inotntlnnx
oil Staple and Knney I'rmlnue.
HOOS SlUfily fresh , IDSJIOe.
nUTTKll-f'ommon to fair , lOBIlc : choice to
fancy , 14flSwpnrntor ; creamery , 21c ; gatlicicd
creamery , isfjl&c.
VIJAL-Cholcc f-it. S ) to 120 Ibs. . Quoted nt Sc ;
InfRO nnd coarse. 4ff5c.
UItisrfRI ) POULTItY-Chlckcns. J56 = ; tuikcys ,
9 < rlOe ; Reese. EC ; duek , 6c.
OAMIv Smnll rnb'ut : , i > cr doz. , We ; Inrcc , pot
doz. , 7&cftl.20 ; squltrcls , COflfiO.
PJQKONS Live , 75c ; Oend DlKoorm not wanted.
, 'IAY Upland , f8.M ; midland , 5.tW ; lowland ,
15.01 ; rye imw. J4 ; color mike * the price on
hay ; light b.ilci sell the beat : only top grades
brine top prices.
" *
VIOETAHLI : & .
CJUINCKS-Cnllfoniln. per bjx , 1 23.
CKLlJHY-Uooil Block , Inrse , 4'jc ; small. KO
Oc.
Oc.ONIONS
ONIONS IVr liu. , C5c.
i'l.4Ai ' ? Hnnil'l'IckcJ nnv > ' - Pr I'll. , ll.25jjl.30.
BWKHT POTATOiCS-Per bbl. , f2 , )
U'AiI.1ir" ! ; n ° "rl wck. per lb. , n,5c.
FOTATOES-llomo grown , tofj c ; w stcrn
rilUlTR.
APPI.KS-Wlntcr stork , tl.01 ; California nolle-
flour , boxes , tl.50 : Colorado Jonathans , boxes ,
l.i. > ; Oregon , boxes , fl.Ii.
t'llANIlKlMMKH Jerseys , per bbl. t7.2.'C7 f > 0 ;
\\Hconsln llcll nnd ItiiKlc. f7.M5i7.75 ; WlMonfln
llf-ll nnd Chorry. fO.5) )
TltOl'ICAL PIlftTS.
| bux < M-W33-'l ! Cnl1-
'
j,1l i ° BN.8TSIIMlPas' ! W-MCt.OOi Cnllfornla. 360.
11ANANAS Choice , larce sto k , per bunch , tZ.OO
WZ.25 ; medium slzel bunches , tl.7oO2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , InriTe size , lWI3e ;
small , lie ; llrazlls , per lb. , Offlue ; niisllsh wnl-
nuli , per lb. . f.mi-y snft slu-11 , ! "yilc ; Btnnd-
nnla , Smile ; llll > . 'rts. per lb. , KV ; JH cane , pollsliod ,
niPdum , Off7c ; extra larKi > , MIO ; : I im , < i rkory
nuts. fl.OOfil.li ) per bu. ; small , Jl.jni.33 nor bu
cocoanuta. p : joe , tl.OO ; peanutc , raw , oH5Vc , ;
roiiBted , COfii c ,
Fias-lmirarted fancy. 3 crown. 14-lb. boxes
> 2c ; B irown , 41-lb. boxcj. . lijilf-c : Mb. boxes , 22
W-3c per bor- . 'nH'ornla , : c-lb. box. jl.CO.
IIONHV Choice Ahltc , 12" ; Colorado nmber. in
IvIlAUT Per bbl. , fl.OO : half bbl. , f2.3ff2.33.
MAPLK HYHUp-Kivp-ffnl. cans cnch $2 73'
Bnl. cans , pure , per doz. . 112.00 : halt-gal , cans'
fC.So ; quart call" , f3..1u.
IATI 3 Ilallowee , CO to 70-lb. boxes , Co : Satr
GHc ; Kard. 0-b. ! boxes. Dr. '
CIDEP.-IVr half bbl. , fi.OO : bbls. . MIS.
FllliSII JIKATS.
DRESS1-3D IlKEI--Good native steers. 6Hc-
S0il forc-piartiTs sleern.5' c ; E. d hlndiiuai icr
slwrs. SVsi1 : wt-atern stters. 6 > , c ; Toxns slrcrn ,
.i',4c ; fancy heifers , Cc ; BOIII ! heifers. C-c ; ir , od
foreipiai tors hi'lfeis. Be ; good lilndciuim.-rn
heifers. Si' ; ( food cows , uVjc ; fnlrows , filc : ron
fonsiunrti-rn. 4Hc ; cow hlii'liinailpni , "V.n
liKl' ) ' I'UTS IlnnglnB tendeiloins , 4i'-c ; rlli * .
Jio. I , lie ; ribs. No. 2 , 4c : rllm , Nj. 3 , Uc ; ulcer
iMiinds. 7c ; cow roiimK ( Hie ; eovv rutiniN. shank
off , So cow rounds , shnnk nnd rumn oft. 8V c-
lrlmmliiKtlic ; beef shanks , 3c ; br.ilni per
doz. , srw : H-.veelbreids. p"r lb. , ISVic ; HH-ee'tirMdo
( eiilvi-s ) . per lb. , | IY ; kldnej-s , per dos. , 3oi > ; ox
inlli , ench , 3c ; liver ? , per lb. , 3c ; hearts , per lb
3c ; tonpues , per ll > . . 12i,5c ; cnlf livers , each. 33ii :
calves , whole carcass or sides , 9c , calf h'Md nnd
feel , Hcnldcd , per set , 75c ; tenderloins , fresh , 19c-
tenderloins , frozen , 17c ; b.ineleas strips , fresh
10'jilioncleiM ; strips , frozen , 9Hc ; atrip blips'
fn > sb. SVioi strip loins , frozen. 7c ; rolls Imiie-
less , 9Hc ; roll * , itpi-nror cuts , ! ) Uc ; sirloin butts
l > meless , 9' ' , < .c : shoulder clodi , boneless OWc-
rump butts , boneless , r-c : No. 1 chucks fiijr1
No. 2 chucks. Be ; No. 3 chucks , 4'ie ; bonelrss
ehncks , 4ic ; ciw plnteq , Siju ; steer plates , -Ic-
llnnk steak. Oc : loins , No. 1 , ] 3 < * ; loins , No ' 2'
l"c ; loins. No. 3. Sc ; short loln . mniket style' S-
fiUive lolna ; short lolna , botri KtyN * 5c above
lolni ; cow loin eiidn , Sc : steer Inln eniln 9c
MUTTON Fnncy lambs. S'Jc per Hi. ' Iambs.
7Hc ; sheep , CWc ; market racks , long , 9 < ? ; hotel
racks , short , lie : loins. S' c : smUles , S-iic ; le s
PC ; lamb lees , 10c' brenpts and stew 3V4o'
'
toiiRues. enfb 3c ; forcquarters , B o '
POIlK-nressed plKS. Be per lb. ; dressed IIOKS ,
4l4c ; tenderloins , lie ; loins , fhort. SHc. Icnu , 5c :
rparo ribs. 4c ; ham Eausnge butts. Gijc ; Hoaton
butts. rc : shoulders , rouph. 4 c ; Elioulders.
cklnncd. He ; trimmings , 4j ; leaf lard , not ren
dered. 5c ; heaiN. cleaned. 4c : snouts and ears ,
3c ; baekbon.-y. 2'4e ' ; el'p bone , 2no ; cheek meat
4c. neck bones. 2c ; pigs' tails. 3c : plucks , encli
5c ; chltlcrllnKS , Sc : hocks. 4c ; hearts , per doz
2oe ; slomnchs , each 3c ; tonsnes , each 7c- kid
ney * , i.ep , fnz. , 100 ; brains , p r doz. , I5c : nlcs'
feet , per doz. , 25c : livers , each Cc ; hog rinds
3c : blade bones , 5c.
HIDES. TAf.T.OW. ETC.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , ea-h , 13f75c-
jreen salted shearlings ( short wooled early
( kins ) , each. lc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
arly Kklns ) , No. 1 , each , Oc ; dry Hint. Kansas
mil Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. 4iT5c : dry ninl. Knnsas nnd Nebraska
nurrnln wool pelts , per lb. , actual ivelsht , 35f
Ic ; dry Hint Colorado butcher y-ml pelts , per
lb. , actual weight. 4if5c ; dry Hint Colorado
.nurrnln wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight , 334 ; .
TALLOW , GREASE. ETC. Tallow. No. J ,
JKc ; tallow , No. 2 , 21Jc ; rough tallow , IVjc ;
ivhlto greaee , 21i:0254e : ; yellow and brown grease.
W62V.C.
Kims Hear ( black or brown ) , $5.00320. 00 ;
otter. Sl.OOJfS.OO ; mink. 13iffCOc ; beaver. $1.00
fjCOO ; skunk , 15c , 2Jc , OOc ; muskr.it , 3c , Be , 7c.
accoon , 13W50c ; red fox , 25i-Sl$1.25 ; grey fox.
2350c ; wolf ( tlmbei ) , 23CWJ2.GO ; wolf ( prairie
coyote ) . lOCoOc : wildcat , 10ff25o ; badeer , 640c ;
llver fox , JV.nO ) < B7S.OO.
HORSE HIDES-Each , $1.EOS2.23.
St I. mils ( Jpiiei-M Mnrkpti.
ST. IXJl'IS. Jan. B. FIXI.'n-Qulet anfl un
changed patents , $4.70ff4.83 ; straights , 5l.3JiT
t.OO ; clear , tl.COifl.23 ; medium , ti.50 : < rr3.75 ,
WHEAT I ewer , closing lc for May nnd July ;
May opened lie lower , sold up Vic. declined T4c
and closed Uc nbove the bottom. Spot , steady ;
No. 2 red , cash , elevator. 2',4c ; track. 82141 ! ?
93He ; January , 53c ; Mny O3',4c ' ; July , 7a > ic. No ,
3 hard , cash , 85QSA.\
CORN I'litures decline ) with wheat , recov
ered nnd eloped fractions under yesterday. Spot ,
lower ; Nn , 2. cnth. 23c ; January , 24ic bid ; May ,
27c asked ; July , 2Sc.
OATS Futures tlrm nt yesterday's closing
bid. Spot , dull and neglected ; No. 2. cash , ele
vator 23e tr-'iok , 231 < . T2lc ; January , 23c ; Muy ,
'
2314c 'bid : July. 20e bid ; No. 2 white , 24140230.
RYE Firm nt 4r > < iT434c. !
FLAX.SUKO-I.ower nt fl.13.
TIMOTHY SBKO-Prlmc. t2.30 ,
CORNM B A L Steady nt fl.40.
11RAN Higher ; snckeji , cast track , C2e.
\VHISICY-fl.l ! ) .
HUTTKll Dull ; creamery , 17822e ; dairy , 0 ®
17c.
17c.KGOSnrm nt ISc.
HAY Easy : d&mimd light ; prairie , $0.0)03.60 ) ;
timothy , $7.mvjio.oo. [
ClOTTONTI Frf "Oc ,
HAOOINd SMiifClic.
METALS Lead , lower , $ .3.I3IJJ3.C24. Spelter ,
llrm $3.73.
PROVISION'S Pork , better ; standard mess.
jobbing , SO , 15 , Iird , 'hlRher ; prime steam , fl.05 ;
choice. f4.C3. llacon ( boxed lots ) , extra short
clear. f3.23W5.CO ; ribs , tu.37'-iiJ3.C214 ; shorts , $3.50
f5.75. I > ry salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders , fl.75
W5.CO ; extra short clear , tl.6214 4.8714 ; rlbt ) ,
f4.8714ift5.12tt ; shirts , tl.S7HiV.12'X ( | , .
RKOEIITS FJflUr , 2.COO bids , wheat , 8,000 bu. ;
corn. 84.000 bu. ; oats , 23.60i ) bu.
SHIPMKNTS Floir. | 7.00i ) bbls. : wheat , 34,000
bu. ; corn , 60,000 bu. ; oats' , CS.OOO bu.
lliiKliiinre
I1ALTIMOKE. Jan. 5. FLOPIl-CJulet ; west
ern superilne. f2.70iT3.00 ; "Wentern extra. f3.33jf
4.10 ; western family , $4.40I4C5 ; t-prlng wheat
pitents , t5.03.20 ; cprlntr wheat xtraUhts. ft-EOff
4.93 ; receipts. 8.1CC bbls ; exports. DIG bbls.
WHEAT Weak ; ppot and month , ! > 0f 3DVc ;
Fehrnniy. 9i ( > ijD7o ; Mny. 93Hf bid ; f learner , Nn.
2 red. tHC'JUic ; receipts , 48,541 bu. ; expoits ,
CO ) bu. ; southern wheat , by rumple , 920D7 > 1 ;
bouthern wheat , on grade , OllsJfMlJc.
CORN Steady ; cpot. month and February.
32H73.i.3 ! ; steamer mixed , SO'iQWic ; receipts
221.W3 bu. ; exports , 122,430 bu. ; Foutlicrn n'liltJ
corn , 231i8i331.il > ! routhern yejliw corn , 3I931C.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 white , SOc ; No. 2 mixed
2Sc : receipts. 20,799 bu. ; expoils , ncne.
RYE-Steady ; No. 2 nearby , 52yc ; No. 2 west
ern , 53c bid ; receipts , 13437 bu. ; cxpoits , none.
IlAY-FInn : choice timothy , $13.
DRAIN FRKIOHTS-Oull ; demand Hat and un
changed ; rates IKI rely Meady ; strain to Liver
pool. per lu. , Id. January ; Cork , fjr orders , per
quarter. 3s 6d , January.
III'TTER tjulel ; fancy eieamery. 23c : fnncy
Imitation. 18i(19c ; fancy ladle , 1 > ; good ladle ,
ISWICc ; stole packed. 12(71ic.
ICHOS Steady ; frffh , 18c.
CHEESE Steady ! fancy New York , large , 9 %
ft'lOc ; fancy New York , medium , 104flOic ! ; fancy
New York , email , lOUfllOlJc.
f ! nil u Hceeliilx at Pi'lnelpnl .llnrlcotx.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan , B. Receipts ; Wheat , 31
ciilCAno , Jan. 0. newlpls : Wheat. 25G cars ;
corn , > 5 cam ; oats , 220 cam. Estimated car lots
tomorrow ; Wheat , (0 ; coin , 50 ; oats , 300.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. B. Itccelpts , Wheat , 51
cart : .
ST. LOU1H. Jan. I. JU-ceiptf , Wheat II cnm.
DIJLUTH. Jan. B.-Reeelpts : Wlu-at. 225 cars.
PEORIA , Jan. C. IlKCKIlTS-Corn. C7 700 Im. ;
out * , 33,000 bu.i rye , 1,200 bu. ; whisky. 375 bbl . ;
whrat , 4.200 bu ,
SIIIPMENTH-rorn , IS.O O bu. ; oats. 12350 bu. ;
rye , COO bu , ; whltky , 375 bbls. ; wheat , none.
OMAHA OFFICE , Jan. 5. The opening of the
maiket today was n trllk- lower on all kinds of
grain than last night's close , but was steady at
tliwo prices and held nrm for some time at a
Unlit udvanca May reaching 91a9H4c > . with
corn very steady on light leeelpt * anJ oats slow
but clr'nir. Tim Indications w re for higher
prices , biual on export , milling ami local cash
demand , which dli\ \ not warrant the break dur
ing the latter pnrt of the session or the * ; c de-
vlln lu tli * pi let , May clucliiff at Wro and
Job * nt f" ' . ' Ic > -n r * . . . n J y.st rJ.D'i
Iir r-fl nn J > .ila S t n.
Tli > s ll.rt f Hie in > i > kt i ! iwn ni\ ' . .it tl.i.-1
t nlii.ru l \.h r , . 11 pi r nal , , mri
n.il li.iiil' . ii. > n ti. i ' the > r * . . i' ' pr i n \J
Winll mil 'i vo f- t t j > th.ii , t' - . !
It Isi r.in.i re tli.it Mr Le.t-r h . -11 r-"io
f his win at I' lliilttm , re and Niv York firms ,
Ni n Y , rk mllliM ni ! ! „ URIi ! ' "M l-i. < M
rprlnjr spot wheat ti My , nn 1 hi tlm when
tne tiwtrkrt wfts the ntmn i' t. vlhlcli would In
dicate llbtrnl sliTiiRth In the cn t.
Pity drain 'mil I'riivHIni-.s.
KANHXS f'lTY. Jnn. S.-WHKAT-Held hlshet
on 1lg.t receipts ; No. I listil , Itf ; No , S. W4c ;
No. 3 , Me , No. 4. ! * : No. 1 red. Jlc ; No. 2 ,
MWflc ; No. 3 , SJVtWWc : No. 4 , 4ffWc ; No. a
pllng. f.0ft Me : So. 3 TSflWc.
COllS Mlxert. ' . * { M , c higher ; NJ , S mlxevl ,
.
OATS Active ; No. J white. ! Sc.
HYK-No. 2 , 41'iC. .
HAY rtrm. onirln 5 renillly ttikfn up : choice
tlnnthy. tr. < iOfr.76i choice p'nlrle , $7.507.73.
IlfTTER llarely stendy ; feeling w nk. slow ;
creamery , ISfilfc ; dnlrjU lJc.
KdOC- Firm fi - h. ? ' < inrnee. n4T'J- '
UKf'IMPTSWlienl , 1S.8CO bu. ; corn , SC.tM bu.
onls. 5i ifl bu.
SHIPMENTS Whent. 65.800 bu. ; corn. S3.IO (
bit. ; oats , none.
XIMV ( Irtt-niiM > lnrUot.
NE\V OllLKANS Jan. S.-PUOYISIONS-Potk
mess stnndard , S\tn ' I rd , refined tierce , 3\i
S'/tc , Iloxed meats , diy fnlt Flnulders. 4Hc ;
sides. 4ic. Ilncon. clear rib sides , 5ft3'ic.
Ham. ' , choice sugar cured , SfWJe.
t'OFKEE Steady ; Illo , ordinary to fnlr , "G
9 ! ' c.
c.KIXtril PtPnily ; extra fnncy , tl.5004 CO ; pat-
entn. tl.tions.oo.
CORN MEAIi-Qiilet nt 11.0) .
llRAN-Uull lit C9ff7Cc.
HAY-i.isy : ; prime , fll.OOjJK.OO ; choice. $11.00
iff 13. 00.
CORN No. 2 , sacked , white , 5037c ( : mixed ,
3Cc ; yellow , S7c.
. OATS-No. 2 , sacked , 231iHM5.
HICE Steady ; ordinary to good , 3Wt'ic. '
Cliieliiniitl Pi'iMliiee Alnrkelw.
CINCINNATI , Jan. FLOl'll-Qulct ; fnncy ,
fl.2iMH.li ) ; f.imlly , t.1. : > > { | 3.M.
WilEAT-FIrm ; No. 2 led , ! )2c. )
( TtltN tosiler : No. 2 mixed , 2SW2S' ? < ic.
OATS-Ensler ; No. 2 inlx l , 245J2IHC.
ItYE-Oulet : No. 2. 47c.
P11OYISION8 I.nrd. uellvc , fl.COfl4.70. Uul > <
meats , llrm. f4.J3. llnmn , llrm , fo.BO.
WHIHKY-Slniily , $1.19.
ItlnTER Firm ; Elgin creamery , 23c ; Ohio ,
l' 2ic ; dalrv , 1I5TI2C.
WTOAIl-Vlitn : hard refined , tl.lCOC.10.
EOOS Firmer , 10'4c.
.
TOLEDO. O , , Jnn. 8. WHEAT I.owor : No. !
cash. 92c ; May , M c.
roHN Dull : No. Z mlxfil. 27"4c.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 mixed. 22c.
I IY U Inactive ; No. 2 cash , 40" " 4c.
CLOVERSUED-tilcady ; prime cash nnd Jan
uary , f3.22' & .
Peorln
PEORIA. Jan. 5. CORN Dull ; No. 2 , 23-ic.
OATS Dull ; No. 2 white , nominal ; No. 3 white ,
221722le.
WHISKY Market Htcady ; high proof spirits ,
$1.18.
_
Iletriilt JlarUot.
4
ni-rrttOIT. Jan. 5. WHEAT No. 1 white , 91c ;
N-I. 2 reil , OOc ; May , 91c.
CORN No ' 2 mixed , 29c.
OATS No. U white , 23c.
RYE No. 2. 47'jc.
_
Plillnilelphlll I'l'Dilnce.
PIIILADEIjl'IIIA , Jan. r , . IIUTTER-Steady ;
fancy western creamery , 2214c ; fancy western
prinlf , 2lc.
EaOS Steady ; fresh nearby , 21c ; fresh west
ern , 21c.
Sun Krniit'Ni'oVlicat Mnrkct.
SAN FRANCISCO , Jan. \VIIEAT-Qulet ;
Mai' , fl.ffiiVn.
13AKLUY StrmiB. M.iy. SC ic.
STOCKS AM ) IIOXDS.
Final CoiiHiiiiiinatlon of I'tilim I'aellU :
Oenl ItrliiUM Itellef.
NEW YOIIK. Jan. G. The Htock market rjot
away from the bears In the later dealings to
day nnd closed buoyant and very active. In part
becnnso of the rush of Ihe Elicits lo cover. Some
of the spe-Ialltes were slrong throughout the
day , but this \\as nt n period In the early sos-
ilon when the reactionists Kilned control , some
of the south' ' , and southwcslern stocks being sold
down over a point. The bears nlso attempted
lo utilize the Introdullon nt Albany of bills
directed against combinations of capital , but
Ihe effect of thete bills was confined lo Con-
solldated Gns. which fell over a point. Some
heaviness early was manifested also In other
prominent rallioad stocks , which may have been
due to sympathy with the depression In the
sime stocks In 'London ' and on European ex
changes. This was notably the case with the
New York Central stocks nnd Northern Pacific
preferred , The forced covering of shorts nnd
Ihe luler buoyancy of the mmket brought the
extreme advances In some of the most promi
nent ( Stocks to nearly 2 paints or over nnd net
gains of a. point or over nro very frequent
lliroUKliout the llJt. The failure of Ihe bears
to effect declines encouraged aggressiveness In
the bulls. There was a growing feeling nlso
that recent ullerances by railway olllcers pointIng -
Ing to poor letuins on account of low rales
and rale culling were not fully warranted
and weie designed to Influence public opinion
and the action of congress. The day's re
ports of railway earnings came to reinforce this
view. St. Paul's earnhiKs for the last week
of the year were second only to Ihose
of 1M ) for Ihe col responding pe'lod. Missouri
Pncl&i shows an Increaw In gross earnings for
the last week In Deccmlier of fljt.UOO. Chesa
peake & Ohio of t93G4j , and Kansas & Texas of
JSG.CO" . The detailed statement for October of
Cleveland , < Lornln & Wheeling started active
buying of that stock In the llnal hour , which
carried the pi Ice up to 15D , compared with re
cent prices of n point lower. Finally the Union
Pacific reoMtunlzallon commlllee presenled Us
check lo the asslslnnt tteasurer today fur f , -
53J 101 , which III the llnal payment on nc'ount
of the Union Pacific sale. The consummation
nt this deal , which has been a disturbing' factor
check to the afslt-tnnt treasurer loday for fS-
FCIICO of a lluiry on acoount of It In Ihe money
market loday , were viewed with relief by Wall
street. The future case of the money maiket
now seems assured , so far as government op
erations are con-crned. Thin encouraging com
bination of circumstance * served to put an end
to the bear campaign loday and lurned the
tide In favor of the bulls , though life' "day'x busl
ness was still largely confined to the profes
sional trading element. Drosklyn Trarillt led
the maiket both In point of n tlvlty nnd extent
of caln , which was 2 i points. The bond mar
ket took on increased actlvlly and strength In
sympathy with stocks and prices weie gener
ally higher. Total sales , { 2,173.0ft ) . United States
new 4s were Vit pei cent higher bid , the Cti tog-
Islered % per cent higher nnd the old 4s reg
istered and the 5s coupon V per cent higher.
The Evening Post's London financial cable
gram bays : * "rlie stock narkels here were
oulet , but btmng today. The feature was the
ripe In Grand Tiunk on professional support here
und from Glasgow. There was a further rise
In China and Japan loans. Amcrlcins were
neglected , but closed better. I'nlon Pacific was
strong. Gold Is 77 10 ; d. The money market
was easy on the releare of goveimnent divi
dends and the discount houses may lower the
deposit rates. Mjney Is very tight In India and
a fuither rise In the bank tales theru tomor
row Is probable. New Houth Wales announces
the Issue of n 3 per cent loan for 1.500,000 nt
9 * .
Following nrc the closing quolnllons of the
leading slocks on the New York market to
day : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
AtchlHOii 1 - ! ! [ ill ) Dfil lltt'i
dopfd HOHi'lIawallan Coin.'S'1
llilltlinorn & Ohio. . 1HJS SI. P. , t Om 711
CanadaP.iclflc rtl l do pfd 14H
Canada Soul nern. . fiiiMlHt. P. M. AM 121
Central Pacific IHi lSo. Pacific ' 'OJj
Ciios.&Oiiio 'JiiHilSo. Hallway I )
Chlcairo.VAltoii.lil- I do pfd
C..II.AQ " ! < i Tox.is A Pacific. . . . 11 Vs
O..VE. l fi'J'- ' . Union Pacific t. r. . . 2I1M1
C.C.C.A St. L : ilH t ) . P. D. , tO tli
dopfd 7 > " > Wabash 7
D l..V Hudson HIM do pfd 18
Del. L. A W 101 Wheel , .t L. K H6
Don.&nioa KlWIWIieol.A L. K. pfd K
dopfd 4IIV < | Adim ! Kx 1.1S
Moblbi.VOhlo Utl'-ilLiCledo ' U.IH IIDf
Mo.K , AT 1'JUiLnad 3'P '
do pfa U-Ojl no nfil in , )
Ohl. . liul. & L n t , Knt. Ltn. OH 17
do iifd 'Jll IOiion Imp , Co IriVi
N.J. Ojiitral IH1' ' < I'.ialllo Mall ' 'tilii
N. Y.QjiilMl IllilJi I'lUlman Pat 17t ;
N. Y. Chi. , t St. L. . Ill SllvorCorlllic.no ) , . 0115
dolstpfd 13 Stand.Ilop , < AT. . . . II
doL'd pfj H'JHi Siiir.ir llls
Norfolk.fc Wuituni 1-1 d ) pfd Ilfi
No. Amcr. Co U ( T. o. & iron Bill }
No.P.iclflc il ! U. S. Lnathur IHS
dopfd DU do pfd oa'i' '
OninrloA W 13J < U. i. Hnubjr : is
Oro. 1C. .V Nav ; < tl do pfd , ( IHVu
Ore. Short Llnu 10 ! Wenlern Union. . . . tlOlj
PlttBbnre IDS Northwoitteni K'OMi
Ku.uluiT VM ilo pfd ID-Ul
HocklHland SDH'Ulu ' Ur.in.lu West . ' "J
S.L..VS.F 7 > 1 dopfd O'.IV ' ,
do pM fiilUiS. L. & S , W 4
do''d pfd L'llH do pfd W (
St. IMui IIIW ClduHBO-Great W. . M'ij
Total sales of stocks toay ! were 23S.701) .
Including : AtchUon preferred , 4,840 ; Chicago ,
Durllngton & Qulncy , 13,115 ; I oulsvlllo & .Susli.
vllle , 8,103 ; Manhattan. 1)2 ! ) ! ) < I ; Metropolitan
Street Railway , 4,620 ' .Mlbsmirl Paclllc. 9,85 < } ;
Mlrsourl , Kaiikua & Texas preferred , 3.SS3 ; New
V'rk < I'lUnil. o.i'M , .Siitiic.n P.ICIIIC pieieiu-a ,
C.3U ; Rock Island , 7,310 ; St. Paul , 2) ) . 130. Uiruii
Pnclllc. S.kSfi ; Amerlcr.n ll l > acco. 8,512 ; Chicago
Great Western , 4,820 ; People's tins , 14,123 ; Sugar ,
13.0S3.
rillillielnliitex ,
NKW YORK , Jan. 5. Clenrlngs , fl09SI,518 ;
balances , f'i'73.033 ,
MKMH1IS. Jan. B. Clearings , tOI992 ; bnl-
nnces , Jlkii , 170. Now York exchange , telling at
pa. ' .
PHlianULPHIA. Jan , B.-Cleqrlngs , flS.:93 , .
UI ; balanceu. I1,7CIB09.
HA'bTIMORE , Jan. D.-Clearlng , $1,351.111 ; bal.
mice- . I4DJ.G&5.
CHICAOO , Jan. 5. Clearings. tlM7.776 , New
York exchange , 3c premium. Po t l rnte.1 JI.S1
uiU Jl.kii. Wttt Cnlcaiiu slroni- ; rot of the list
\ ry dull f. , ilrRj \ \ , - ( c hi , , g3 M < t f'lfi
run.l Mut Ii 14.li n.l , I Ntth C I..1K , , . "i
K lie ttrtft L. 1 "t , N.\v YtrK ULiint W4
.trnivl.it j , 29UA l , U f ? i Rkktfl , City Itnil
NKU OIU.rANS. J.n. -t'le irinKti519 023
N > w Y'rk ex nanci1 t nr , i-oinnu-icinl II pi
tt"i ) iil'ii i.nt.
t'T l ) flS. Jan.f.MIlnKJ. . W.CWSM ; 1ml
nrrrs , f'M.W Mori-y , f-CV p r cent. New Yorl
txchnnKP , Mr premium UM. oc premium Hsked
HOSTO.V. Jnn. S.-ClcnilnKs. til StD.WS ; t l
nncer , 1,917.561. , , -
Closing quotntlons on bends were as follows !
Sail Krimclivn Mlnlnn Quotation * .
BVN KUANC'PCO. Jan. r > . TIio olllelnl closlnR
quotations on mining stocks today were as fol
lows :
Oliver liars , Ki'4c ; Mexican ilollnrn , l"i,4ff4Sc :
Ji-jrts , slffhl , 15i' ; drafts , tclfuniph , 17 !
Xciv York Mining ( l
y\V : YOItlC. .Ian. f , Tlic followlnu nro the
closing mining quotations :
Loniloii SI nek ( lunlii lions.
IXJ.NiUON , Jam. C. I p.'i
ConnolB. in'y. . . .11 _ ' ! ( ; SLP.iul coinmon. . . ' .HIM
Consola , ncct..lK ) l-lil N. Y. Central . 1011
( Jan. 1'auinu . IH Pennsylvania . 51 !
KrlolHt pfd. . . - HIS
Mcx , Cen. now < 3. . OHM
111. Central . AtchiRon . lUHi
Mexican oiilniarv. . IK
J1ONKY 2 per cont. The fate of discount In
the open market for short nml three months'
bills. L",4 per cent.
UAH S1LVK11 Quiet , 204il ! per ounce.
IlAlt C5OLD 77s lO id. American euglcs. 70s
I'di-i-lKU Financial.
IX > MDON. Jan. 5. Gold .at Uuenos Ayres , IC'.TO.
I'AHIS , Jan. " > . 4 p. in. Tlnce per cent rentra ,
I6lt 37ic ! for the account ; Kuslness on the
l oursc ii ilav openoil favoralalv nnd so continued
for some time. Later business became dull.
HrnUH a-'l IturalK- _ > eiirltl \vi-ic maintained
SpanlB'.i 4s were easier on realizations.
IIKKL1N , Jan. 5. lluslnot > 4 on tnoourse was
Irreffulai' . Locnl sreuritles were easier on reall7-
Inir. International ppcurlttca were dull. Turkish
securities were firm and Americans neglected. A
repjrt waa cli-culated on the bourse today that a
Chinese loan was concluded In London today.
Amerlenii Set'tirltleH In London.
LONDON. Jan. 5. The market for American
secuiltlef , after devlinlmj jviincwha.t , was quiet ,
with a hardening tendency. New York selllnc
aided the oaily weakness. The clcslng tone was
linn and the demand moderate.
YVool Markets.
liOSTON . Jan. 5. WOOI * Following are the
iiut'tatlons fw leading descriptions :
Ohio and 1'cnneylvanla lleeccs , X and above ,
27fl2Sc ; XX , and aboxe , 2030u ( ; No. 1 combing ,
30c ; No. 2 combing , 29iTUOc ; Michigan , Wisconsin ,
etJ. , X , 23@24c ; No. 1 Michigan combing. 2Sff29c ;
No. 1 Illinois combing , 2Sff23c ; No. 2 Michigan
combine , 284J29C ; No. 2 Illinois combing , 2S825c ;
X , New York , New Hampshire and Vermont ,
2302lc ; No. 2 New York , New Hampshire and
Vermont , 27c ; delaine Michigan. 2Sc ; unwashed
medium Kentucky and Indiana quarter-blood
combine 23Q24c ; three-clghtbs-blood combing , 23jf
23c ; Mlm.nnl quarter-blood combing , 22@23ci Mis-
Eourl three-elghtbs-bljod combing , 23iiJ4c ; braid
combing , 21c ; lake and Georgia , 22ft23c ( ; Texas
wool ! , spilng medium , lC018c ; fcprlng price , ICiJi
17c ; spring line , 12 months , 17jflSf ; scoured
price , COS52c ; terrltoiy wools , Montana line me
dium nnd tine , ICOlticj scoured price , 4SfSOc ;
Maple , 52ST13C ; Utah , Wyoming , etc. , line me
dium and line , 15ffl7c ; scoured price , 4SRMe ; sta
ple , S2ift."Sej Australian wools , scoured bauls.
combings , superllne , 705f72c ; combliiKS , good ,
C.@CS ; good uveiugc. C2i/C5c ; Queensland comb-
In * ; , C3c.
The American Wool nnd Cotlin Ileporter will
r-'y tomorrow of the wool market : M-wt I'er-
son In the wool market 'have ' Inipiesslon that
rliln has been a ( pilot week , wbere.m the sales In
llnstim have amounted to " .KO.CW ixiundi , or
234 , 000 pounds more than the previous week.
This is an extraordinary shewing for the llrbt
wo ; ! ; of the year , llelow w * give the hewing
foi * the last week , as compared with the corresponding
spending period for a number of years : 1KS ) ,
7KXOW iHinnds : 1W7. 3 , 0),000 ) p.mnda ; 1820 , 3,00(1.- (
81) ) pounds ; 1SS. , , 7."C.OM pounds ; 1KU , l.H-I.W
pouniln ; PO3 , 3.0,19,000 pounds ; Ik92 , 1,057,000
liounds ; IS91 , 2.427.0O ) pounds. We see from this
that the Bales last week were about 117 per cent
linger than In any correipondlnif period In the
last i-evcn years. A consideration of Hiicli ficts
an these has Increased the hopefulness whlali
lian been witnessed on every plile regnrdliii ; the
Cufiu of the market. It Is judged that owing
to tbo shortate In the Australian clip , and the
defective chamcler of Ihovonl , peed staple wnrl
will n > t be easily obtained during coming
months , Conpeiiuently the large mills have ci n-
tlnueil heavy ptircliasers of domestic staple.
Nominal quotatlotiM have not ho n advanceil , l > ut
It Is no\v much easier to obtain the prices which
dealers have been holding for since the "boom"
culminated In October , Consignees have placed
. - . restrictions on eastern holdeis nf wool ,
t laplo territory cannot bo liousht under f2"
cli"r. raid wine nsk 5Se. Finn and medium
wools urn worth fully We. nnd nvdlum Is niiotHl
at 45o. In fon-ln.i wools Australian cross bred-.i
have Iwen a fwiture , Honiu half blood selling at
31c in the grease.
ST. LOUS , Jan. 5. WOOL-Plrmi medium , IS
WS\iic ; light line , 13ffil7c ; lie ivy line , Sifllc ; Inb
washwl , 22ff30c. '
NK\V YO11K. Jan. 5. WOOI/ The llfth nuc'lon
of wocl was he'd tol-iy at the W ml exchange
Representative : ) of the wool trade from jill p'jrts
of Hie country were present. 'The catalogue con-
sIMrd of over l.MO.UOO "pound " * of wool , wlilch
roali/.ed over } S .Oi)0. Alioiit d ) per cent of the
wools wrru domestic. Itoston , Trovldence , Hart-
r til p.nd I'hlladelphla were- well represented by
ImycM.
C < flc
Ni\V YOIIK. Jan' , r , . COFFKn-Optlons
opened steady at 10015 pcWnU ile"llnei further de
clined 5 points under demora'jzed ICuropean nnr-
kclH , lower spot markets nnd liquidation ; rell-
lug checked by low pricey nnd fairly liberal
United .State * wnictiQuec'dellvcrlea ; cloied steady
at 10)715 points net ilfi'llnc ; hales , 11,000 liags ,
IncludltiK January. JS.CO ; ' Mnrrh , 15.73. Spot cot-
lee Illo easy ; No. 7. Invoice , JC.37W ; No. 7 ,
Jobbing. J6.87ii. Mild , elNys I'ordm-u , J..Wii'lo.CO '
Total wureliouEo dellverJtM from the United
States , 13.0CI bas , Including 11.933 hifr : < from
New York ; New York stock today. 5C8&SU baK ;
rnlted States rtock. 073,721 iiagu ; nllont for the
United States , 15.000 bag.i : total vlfllile for the
Unlled States , 1,194.721 Ja ? . Hgaln * t 711 ! > 22 hagj
last year and CIS , 073 ha KM the previous year.
SANTOS , Jan. li.-COFFF.H-Steady ; good uv-
craKO Ha n I c . 7rCO relr ; htock. ( SI OCO bugs.
HAMIU'HG , Jim. S. COFFMH Ojiened weak
nt ? 4Cl pfg. lower ; fuilhcr declined to u net
IOSH of IHfrlK pfg. ; talcs , 4,000 bags.
HIO DK JANEUtO , Jan , 5.-COFFii : : 8teady ;
No. 7 Illo , b.175 rein ; exchnngc C 13-32J ; receipts.
7.CCO lugs ; cleared for the United Hliitei , 7.COO
; cleirrd for Kurope , 11 , CO ) hags ; clock , 3St- )
.
ICAVIti : . Jan. 5. COI > 'l < 'KK-Clo < ed lUSl'/if net
bwcri talri ) , 22,000 bags.
Vo\v York Dry Cionilx Mnrkot.
NKW YOflK. Jan. D. The dry goods market
hhowa fccaivfly Inneawed activity t > lay. The
quota of buyera In the ; nurket Is Mill tmall.
although tlme : have lieen many arrival * during
the last few days. The mall urdeia totals are
not heavv either. Except In one or two dlvUloim ,
which thlnu a notublo exceplluns to the
rule , the situation u a dull one. Jobbers , lo
cally , are moving tome tpeclul lines of goods ,
but on the whole are not doing a very heavy
buflnena. Th ru Is universal ( rouble about the
arrangement of dUpluys. In woolen and wornted
dre * goodii. both plain and mixture * , the de
mand U fairly well kuttulncd. while men's wear
fabrics are In the main satisfactory ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bun for the Day Light in Oattla and Heavy
iu Hogs i
SUPPLY AND DEMAND ABDUT EQUAt
Iliij-cru Cnnllniio to I'ny StiMiil } * I'rlcec
for Alioiit Alt CnHliOITrriil
lloKi SUM : Iliully , but
Close Strnily.
SOUTH OMAHA , Jnn. 5-nccclpts for Hit
Jays Indicated were :
sIi
Ii
stocli
brought In today by each ro.td was :
Oattlo. Hogs. Sheep ,
C. . M. * St. V
Missouri I'.tclflc fi 7 . . . .
Union 1'nclilLsystem. . . 10 23 !
P. , K. & M. V 10 52
S. C. & P 1
P. , St. P. . M. & 0 7 U
15. & M. II. 11 11 37
C. , II. * Q S 17
1C. C. & St. J I
C. , H. 1. .t P. , cast. . . . 4 S
C , , H.,1. & P. , west 2
Total receipts 70 101 !
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyera. C.iltlp. Hogs. Sheep ,
Omaha Packing Co 22 1.B39 11
O. II. Hammond Co 2.TJ 1.S5S 291
Swift and Company. . . . .7)7 ) 2.412 1,20 , !
Cudahy Packing Co 45-1 3,2W " (
Lobinan & llothschllds. 173
W. I. Stephens 21
Huston & Co 33
Hammond , country . . . . 23
Hammond , Kansas City 509
Swift and Company ,
country 411
Cudahy , Kansas City S31
Chicago 'P. ' & P. Co. ,
Nebraska City 207
H. Hamilton M
Other buyers 133
Left over 100
Totals 1.5S3 10,023 2,231
CATTLK Hecelpts of catllo were moderate
ate- again today , but the demand did not
appear to bo of very largo proportions. A
good share of the receipts consisted of corn-
fed beeves , many of them pretty fair stuff.
As has been the case right along , the de
mand was principally for tidy little cattle ,
which sold ut about yesterday's prices. Un
fortunately there worn few callle of that
description , a considerable proportion of the
offerings consisting of heavy cattle , which
were slow and lower , though they closed up
about steady. The demand for big cattle. Is
extremely light and old-timers on the. mar
ket have been heard to remark that they
could remember few occasions nvhen they
were as low sale as ut the- present lime.
Cows and heifers were In moderate supply
and the market was not much changed from
yesterday. LJuyers claimed that they paid
strong prices for desirable stulf.
Stockers and feeders were In active de-
irnnd , but the supply was limited , with the
result that the available cattle commanded
stronger prices , without regard to the con
dition of the fit cattle market. Hepresenta-
tlve sales :
NATIVES.
HKKt'
HOQS The receipts of IIOJJH were the InrKcst
of any day since December 23. 11J fresh loads
helng reported In tile > urilp.The ileinand was
Kood and bUlllclent to iihsarli all the orferlnM ,
thoUKh the nun kit Ijioke urulcr the early declines
teported nt other eelllng point p. The market as
a whole was SiflOc lower , hut the decline wai.
pretty much recovered at the. extreme close.
Heavy hogs averaging SOO pounds und over
sold.at J3.3J'i/3.40 , but pilnclpully at $3.33 $ , while
the ranRe yesterday was J.4l3. ) , with the
sales pretty evenly distributed between the three
lirtccii , 3.40 , J3.42' ' ! . and 13.45. A ( rood many loads
which would Imve mild at J3.40 yesterday brjusht
J3.35 , and were ony | EC louer. but at the same
time a good share of the hois that sold at SHJ
ymterday went at $3.33 today nnd were fully lOe
lower.
Light hogn experienced about the Fame reverse
an heavy'the ' pales ranging from $3.42 % to J3.BO ,
an iigaliwt JS.Mi/J.Lr , yesterday.
The market was active nt the decline and every
thing old early. Ucieteiitallvo ] : tales :
No. Av Hh , Pr. No , Av. Sli. I'r.
lit 320 40 3 33 , M 505 120 $3 35
6 * 35S 2 ( 333 11 247 40 330
33 330 . . . 333 3i 204 . . . 333
4- 310 120 333 42 3M 40 335
05 377 . . . 335 01 2i7 ( ICO 335
S3 305 120 333 CO JMO 12) ) 333
M W 335 72 233 ICO 335
37 345 320 335 49 3'8 PJO 335
il fSI 331 02 313 40 333
00 328 2S. ) 335 63 3S1 120 " 3 33
18 3'i ) SO 335 41 40. ! ICO 335
S7 303 1GO 333 | 61 So ! . . . 333
65 ilia 40 3 f5 51 3)9 ) 40 333
62 330 > 0 333 HI 3SJ 40 333
42 370 1(0 ( 335 60 371 200 335
52 2fM bO 335 07 32G 120 335
5 ? 327 tO 333 72 311 200 33'
Ct 2C5 . . . 333 02 SCO . . . 333
Of 320 ICO 335 52 33 * 80 333
l 2K > . . . 335 07 333 M 335
08 301 . . . 355 6ij 34.1 2S > 333
02 SI'J to 333 5U 315 , . . 333
03 327 10) 33' . l OS 328 120 335
05 33'i 240 335 3i 3SI 40 335
49 322 210 3 S5j , 61 VW 120 335
6.1 355 ISO 3 3.7 * 00 310 . . . 333
62 . . . . . . .316 163 335 05 323 fcO 333
' " " ' lf > S ' 3 12 393 . . . 333
71 20 ? . . . 350 W 210 . . . 36) )
iu . > . till 3 5 ti i.21 40 .1 33
tl 374 ICO 335 19 3C9 2ft ) 33j
' 4 l/ti 80 355 W 399 3CO 333
a 379 210 335 62 3(3 120 3 JO
47 391 f > 0 335 M 337 MI ) 333
14 310 12i ) 33714 53 36'l 40 337' ' * ,
75 3H 40 33714 42 318 4' ) 837' ?
W 273 . . . 3 37U C3 9J . . . 3 37
59 M 40 3 37V4 03 Jll 100 3 T7'J '
54 301 240 3371,4 05 310 . . . 3 37'A '
54 311 M 317' , 01 2iO . . . 3 37' ' |
07 291 1O ) 3 374 Gj OT 101 3 3714
W 318 M 33714 48 22J SO 3 37'.4 '
W 3)7 If. ) 33714 07 297 ICO 3 3,4 '
04 337 W 3 S7l 62 293 . . . 310
48 314 80 340 CO 241 81 340
CI SW I ? ) 340 4) 327 200 340
S3 32S IJO 340 04 2SQ M 3 40
VJ 310 M 340 68 228 . . . 340
18 2W 240 340 41) ) 829 120 340
66 200 , , . 340 CH 297 . . . 340
74 2 , . . -340 10 WO . . . 340
11 237 . . . 340 45 29. . . . 340
74 SSt ! 80 340 M.,3oO . . . 340
62 238 SO 340 17 211 . . . 340
4'J 229 . . . 34214 Oi 252 40 34214
70 233 120 34214 72 2C . . . 3 414
M 263 . . . 34814 07 139 44 3 45
S 304 40 345 t : , 183 . . . 345
77 249 . . . 345 72 181 . . . 345
M . . , 221 . . . JtO 70 805 . . . SM
tl 201 . . . 3 10
84 .307 1 0 3 W
nap-onus AN-n KN-ns.
1 SM . . . 1 7S fi. . S , . 3 .
1 2M . . . Jill . . . . . . . . . . 3 XT' ,
It W . . . 315 2 3fi. > . . . 3 tt'i
9 4 S . . . 33) ) 6 : K . . . SO
S 3 . . . S 3S 7 M4 . . . 3W
1 < SO . . . 335 > 3 > . . . 34)
1 410 . . . 333 3 3X1 . . . 340
3 43J . . . 3 W I I WS . . . 34)
4 7 . . . 3 3.1 B Ml . . . 3 M
B 34 < . . . 3 S 9 IM . . . 3 < !
C 2 > * . . . 3 T. , 7 SI7 . . . S 4)
3 2 * ; 130 3 3S 4 17" . . . 340
1 4' ' . . . 335 4 IM . . . 340
C 3M . . . 335 6 216 . . . 341
SIIBKl' Hocelptu of shep ere not no law
na yesterday or the day before , Imt there \\n >
n fnlr run. The market w i active und > r h <
Intlucncii of the KI > ! demand mid the offeniKf
were mostly nil tnfcen In RW , ! sens in HIM nt
steady prices. Ilrprejentallvo mlcs :
No. Av. IT.
< IS western wclhrrs , 101 II ( X )
1 < V > wextcrn wethera Ml 4 00
rn native lambs S ) 5 2- >
1 native ewe 1W SW
irl Mexican lanilw M BO )
410 Mexican l.tmlw CD 5 C )
: western wpthers. . . . Ill 4 10
226 western wethers 93 435
CIIIOAUO l.lVn STOCK MAH1CHT
I.lbiTul Supply nf 1I"HN mill tin * Price-
ClUCAOO. Jnn. B. In rnltlo the better tins !
of export nnd shipping beeves > Iil quite nulls-
factorlly , liut the oilier Hinds were no hlghei
than nt the close of Inst week , Monday's ml-
vnnce h.ivlng been lost. Sales of beef steers
were ( tenet-ally nt fl.S3T5.lO , the pootcsl drcswvl
heef steers point ; for f3.S3it1.00 , while ptlrti
oholca entile were ti.il.ible nt fj.2jt ( > .r > 0. I'.n tin :
many hiilf fnt entile ere offered nml ihere were
t , few prime fnt bivvcs , Tlie ooimtry drm.tml
for stucKera ntul feoleis hns fallni elf nnil Tiles
toilny were low nl u lilo ratine of prlr > s
M. ( tt4 2t , the best fihowlm : no wmlcness. l-at
cows , heifers nnil bulls sold very well , nm' s"
< lld winners , not ninny rows goInT In-lmv fi is.
Choice calves solil nt ffl.00fifi.23 , with nil oc
casional ssilc ntr lilKli H J8.60.
There \\ns a good demand fur IIOKB , 1 > t th"
llhenil supply rcsulliM In n weaker fcrlliif ? ( Mill
prices were largely 2iiJi" > r lower limn yealenl'iv.
Sales were largely lit $3.52'4l3.l'0 ' , heavy p.u'lier
selling nt f3.40ir3.Ki ninl prime ineillum welghlf
nt f3.GiKf3.rM. The offerings consisted larn ! > of
IlKht eight * . The la.l < - market wna BtroiiRe'- ,
with salei 2He nlmve ipenliiR mips.
Prlrcw for sheep nml Inmbs eie steady , with n
faltly netlvo ilemaiiil. Sheep were III demand tit
JJ.OMf4.70 for Inferior to prime lots , the tmll ; " 1
UK- sales beln * nt f3.73UI.50 for n.UHet nml
western * . As usual liniuly weight klltrr * wen'
chiefly cnlteil for nnd heavy exfiort sheep wore
slow sellers , l nnli.iere salnhle nt f.n ( < ) { (3.7. ( > ,
Ihe Rreater part Kolnu for * 5.00if3.73 , ami yi"ir-
HUBS were In tlcmnnd nt fl.3Jirr > ,0) . Boino fancy
lamlfl brought f3.03.
Hecelpts : Oilllc , 10,00) heiul ; IIORS , 43.0M he-lilj
sheep , 13,000 hond ,
St. LoulM Llvo Stock.
" 1OUIS. Mn. . Jan. 3. CATTLIltecelpls. .
3.300 head , of which 1,20" " ) head were IVKIIIIS ;
niiipmcntg , l.ul ) Heiul ; maiket. rtciuly to strum ? ;
fnlr to i-hiilw nntlvo hhlpplni ; nnd \port Hturs.
fl.33fl5.L3 ; bulk nf rales. J4.fiCf5.iri ; dicsied beef
and biltelier steers. f3.75li3. | ) ; bulk of sale . fl uu
Hn.G'i ; steers under 1 > Ibs. , f3.1ivjri.B5 ; luilk (
salest. J3.CO4.15 : stockers nml feiileis.$2..rioi4 20-
Imlk of salra , f2.73IEI.13 ; COWH and li lferM , f2 I'M ?
4.GO ; bulk nf cows. JS.GSITS.W ; Texas and Indlnn
siteers , f3.3",5i'l.25 ; bulk of sales. J3.35T | I.Qi ) ; I-IWH
and heifers , f2.liOff3.10.
HOfSS HwrtptH. 1.IW head ; shlpnu'iils , l.W1)
bead ; mniket sli-ady ; light , f3.30W.33 ; mlxi'd ,
f3.40Jf3.5 , > ; heavy , f3.15ff3.w.
S1I10UP ItecelptH. 1.0V1 ln ad ; Milpinentt. rw
head ; mniket steady ; native iiiutlons , f I.OO'u I.GO ;
lambs , f3.00ii5.83.
XIMV VurK Live Slni'U.
NK\V YOIIK , Jan. fi. 1IERV1W lloce'iil ' , 1,931
linnd ; market fairly netlvo and KPiiernlly stenily ;
native steers. fl.5iW < i.30 ; very ohnlco. J5.50 ; slnis
and oxen , f3.73ffI.G3 ; bulls. f2.73'n3.75 ; dry cows ,
f2.OOtT3.30. Cables quote American storrs al lO'ii1
lie. HliiK nit r l > ii'i. r'iSiSHc ; exporta today , S , )
bee-veil nnd 307 uunrters of beef.
CALVKS Hecelpts. 1,218 heiul ; luaikel , nulet at
a Reneml decline ; vi-als , J3.0)ifiS.O ) ) ; giifscrs , J3.00
W3.2. , ; weyilerns , f3.12'-ai3.3j. '
HI1K1-U' AND LAMHS IlPfolpta , Gr,17 ; shppp.
llrm : lambs , steady ; sheep , f3.SOJf4.M ; hiinlia.
$5.30G.43.
IIOC1H Hecelpts , G.490 head ; market , steady at
J3.90if4.13.
InilliiiiiipnllN Live StocU.
INDIANAPOLIS , Jan. 0. CATTLH-Ileoelpts ,
SOO head ; shipments , fulr ; mniket steady , 25c
lower In many cases ; Rood to prime steers , fl.'OJT
3.15 ; fnln to medium steers , fl.4004.05 ; cjinmon
to Rood stockers. f2.70fj3.50.
HOGS Receipts. 1,000 head ; shipments , 4100
head ; mirket active ; nil fold nml < lose was
steady ; good to cholco medium and heavy , f3.53
liTS.CO ; mixed , f3.Mff3.55 ) ; common light , f3.43fj >
3.55.
3.55.SIIKKP Hecelpts , COO held ; shipments , 400
head ; \\enker tendency ; good lo choice lambs.
55.23 3.75 ; common to medium lambs , f3.25 f5.15 ;
common s'.icep , 12.2302.75.
KiiMt IlnlValii Lf.ve Slock.
HAST IIUKKALO. N. Y. . Jan. B.-OATTLK
Hecelts | of sale sto-k almiit 3 cars ; very rpil"t ;
extra -to | irlme steers , J5.C093.10 ; fair to Kimd
steers , f.73ffl ) 25 ; fnlr to Ktxxl mixed butchers'
stock , f3.G3ff4.15 ; fair to g d butchers' cowp ,
i3.2f.5f3.t5 ; common old to fnlr cows , J2.10M2.75.
HOGS Hecelpts , 'lo cars ; yoiker.s , Kimd to
-lulce , f3.Ufr3.S5 ) ( ; rouglH to eonmion , $3.13'3.73 ' ;
p'j ' ? " comniun * i chivl'-e. $3.75r3.SO.
SIIKKP AND I.AMI1H Hecelpts , T.O c.irr.
Lambs , cholco to extra , f5. 0fj > 5.90 ; culls to com
mon , f l.3lrJ6.40. Khwjp , choice to selected
fl.CCf4.73 ; culls to common , J2.50Jf3.C3.
City Live Stiic-U Jlnrliet.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 6. CATTLK Hecelpts ,
C.EOO head ; maiket steady ; Tcxat steers. f3.30ilji
4.40 ; Texas cows , f2.005f3.40native steers , 53.CKH | >
3.50 ; native ciws and heifers , tl.fiOfM.50 ; stockers
and feeders. f.1.40ff ( 1.40 ; bulls , f2.30if4.00.
HOOS Itecnlpts , 18000 head ; maiket weak to
5o lower ; bulk of s-ales , $ J.4 > ( i3.47'4 ; heavies ,
packers and mixed , M.30H.1.50 ; llgits , $3.10f'3.45 ' ;
yorkcra , $3.40if3.43 ; pigs , t3.0003.l21i.
8HEK1' Itt-celptP. 2K)0 head ; market bteady ;
lambs' , f3,75ijOC5 ; muttons , f2.70@l.60.
Cliielniiutl Live Sloi-li.
CINCINNATI , Jan. 6.-HOGS Easy , fS.COip
3.57K.
CA fTLK Steady. J2.23fi'2 CO.
SHKKI1 Klrmer , t2.75ir4,7.1.
LAM IIS Strong , $4. ( © 5.85.
Stoelc In SI Klit.
neconl of rwelpts of live stock at the four
principal markets for January 0 :
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
( ill Mill-keen.
OIL CITY. Pa. . Jan. 5. Credit balances. Tc ;
certificates closcil GiJc hid for regular options.
There was one sale nt GSVic and USUtc was the
close. Shipments. G9.781) ) bbls. ; runs , 90.5S1 bbln.
CHAIILKSTON. H. C. , Jan. 5. OILS Tumen-
line , llrm , SOVjc ; sales , none. Itosln , llrm ; sales ,
none ; unehanged.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 5.-OILS Spirits turppnllne ,
llrm. WVtf bid ; IKI\M. \ 2I > bhls. ; receipts. XS hbls.
I' isln , ilrm ; sales , 1,750 bhls. ; receipts. r ,23T ,
liblB. ! A II , C , D. $120 ; K. F , Jl.2"i ; O , JI.31 ; II ,
t01 \ ; I. $1.75 : K. $ l.8i ; M , J2 ; N , J2.20 ; WO , J2.45 ;
WW. J2.8) .
Wll.MJNC.TON. N t' . Jan. f . OILS Snlrltu
turpnitlne. dull. "OUWSO Jc. Har.ln. llrm , $1.151 ?
1.9) . Crude turpentine , quiet , $1,1031.80. Tnr ,
Inn , 11.05.
'iiiivnr Mnrl.-clc. .
N1TW ORLHANS , Jan , 5. HUflAIl-Open kct-
li . r'eadv ' ' - ' < in."if'HU' ( 'ei. v - . n-
ulated. 4V , ® ! 13-10o ; whiles , 4iJ4y e ; yellowa ,
% ® 3-10c ; seconds , 2Uiff3 ll-Cc. ] Molafses. ket
tle , steady at H)21o ) : centrifugal , Kiey at SP13c ;
syrun Bti > i"'v ' "i lMt-i2c. !
NHW YOIIK , Jan. S.-SIJOAIl-Haw , llrm :
fair rellnliii , Jc : oentrlfugul , % te t , CJc ; le-
tined. tlrm ; crushed , Sc : powdeied , S 7-1Gc ;
granulated , t'le ; mould A , Side ; stniulaid A ,
5V&c ; confectioners' < V * S' ' , c ; cut loaf , 5c ; cubes ,
5 7-16c.
Ciilirornln Drli-il I'VuIlM ' ,
NHW YOIIK , Jan. li. f'ALIFOHNIA DIHMD
FIll'ITH Htendv. Kvnpornted apules. common ,
5i'7c : prime wire tniy. SVic ; wood dried , prime ,
WflSVJrj idio'ce , 8'4 8c : fnncy , 9JM'/4c. Pnincc ,
3OFc. Apricots , 11 lyiil , 7 f8' ' c ; Moor Paik , spile.
1'eaohes , unpeeled , 7S10c ; peeled , 12f3)c. )
H. B , PENNEY & CO , ,
11O Board of Traclo Bldg. , Omahn , Neb
GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS
Branch Oflleo. 10S8 N St. . Lincoln. Nob.
C , C. CHUISTIK. I ! , .i. HTIUJUT.
President. Vlce-1'ienldeni.
H .W. ICKNNEY ,
Secretary.
Chfislie-Streel Commissiofl Co
Ciipllnl l < ir n , < )0,00 ) ( ) , FullPnld. .
STOCKS , fiKAlX AXII 1'HOVISIOXE ,
OLD COLON V IIUILII\i , CIIIOAUO.
Members Chicago Hoard of Trade slnco 1SC2.
Grain.I'rovisions . ' and N. Y. StocKs-
Orders Cuah nnd Future Delivery Solicited.
Omaha Olllcc , Itoiini 1 , .V. Y. Life lll.Itf ,
. . . , 'Plione 1)111. ) . . .
I'M.OVl ) J. GAMI'IIKLL , Jliiiin cr ,
E BOYD & GO ; ,
Tcluplionu 10'M ) . Oinnlia , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
op
nire'-t wires to Chicago and New York.
Correipondt-nta : Juhn A. AS'timn & Co.
_ _ _ _ _ . oBi Mini l tlicrp flint Imp
yy U Ijrriiet't for > on nn n tnnnt
ff iI.\J JB | t ( rue ( lin ( > linvo no
rcKicrt fur your IMMI innnlliiosn t ) jt
It true < lin ( nn "lit' 'lnp ivlin kiiinrn
you Intltimti'ly IIHI. Tlmip MlmUliiK
Iliiilini tinMfiiry nml ivrnU "nllKiinc"
fcrtliiKi tin * < lit ' | 'l ' < ti > ' % ' < ' < t * lll % w r-
rlfil looti. \\lint tlori It all iiitnii |
You UIHMV n Mi-ll no nil ? our.
YOS , who rild tint you were even
a bait man ? Ur.t'n. ' Imvo been
tnxltiK your systi-iit In n way
Hint you don't know , nnd most likc ! > can
not npproclntp. Arp you Ruin * to nllow
thorn to continue ? You will bo nothing 08
n man nt nil If you do. That ! the truth.
It Is not iihMs.int for you to hrnr or see.
Hut It Is truth. . . . .
Y - < , j-oii. Till * tnllJ l > iroiiil
for YO ' lu ri'iul. Mow
in n n > ( Inii-M lit ( lie Init yi-nr
luivi- you iiromlxoil j-oitrni'lf Hint j im
u-oiilil ilo Koiuolliltm- In-Ill > oiirnflff
Ami ynu IIHMiloiio Jnit tiolliliiKl Thli
IN nliuxliiK > our * jMcni In u \ il > Unit
U Mill mil < < liiiiil. If } on linvc orrcil
iH'foro , \ li > - not ln-lu\ ' < i\n\\ t I'HO
JOIir IMIIIIIIIOII IOMI111 ,
% 11I1-T7T > 17 Yes , were yon ever bothfreil
W JulvJu nbotit your cnnJ'tlon ? If not
It Is about time that > ou KUVO
liped to the Infallible alRtis that your friends
pee-even If you are still blind to them ,
There Is still hope for you you need not
bother nbont Hint , but in tbo puttltiK oft
nf treatment you risk your whole nunhood.
Think of It !
Yen. A SI IX. Knoll IIIIIM In tliN
A Mlilr u-orlil linn to HIM4o It Unit
111 * | nnvor iiri' iiriitootoil. If lin
bus ImlliMv t'lu'fliM unit Nlinltcn o.vrn ,
iiiiNtriniK : nrrvoH anil iiniinlui-ul IIIHH- :
IIIKTN. lu > in n.i iintUi * oil hi * in I ml Unit
the Moonrr InMiltr * to tinfnimnn
lIllllHIHI > llMllMll Illlllllllf tillMOOIIOr
ivlll lie Kt't relief , lie trill lie n milnly
ninii !
TIA A T T Vo . n manly num. Not one of
111/i. IT ! tbo daya of your life need bu
spent In the way that you tire
neeustomod to spend tlii'in- worrying over
your condition , ilet the tratment thit omn
ten thousand others have sot. It hits cured
tint number on this slope. You can eall
nnd get medical advice free You pan write )
nnd Ket the most oonvlnehiK tostlm.inl-di
nnd medical advice free tool Ho n man1
Illooil taint ! < en re.I l > > the "IKI-ilii.v
lilooil cure. " Cntnrrli IN nioxt exeel-
lently Irenleili Kidney , llvor unit
lilinlili'i * ( runliles tllKii ppenr vrry
iliilckly miller ( lie Ireiilineiit nilnilii-
iNtcroil nt tbo lil liiollliite , Wliy Mill
> ou eiiiitliiue < ii NII Her tvlit'll > ntl
lit- > ellf
Hudson Medical Institute ,
Stockton , Mattel anil Ellis Sis , ,
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIKOHNIA.
EOT CCREW
18 TilK ONLY
SPECIALIST
\VI10 THKATS AII <
Private Diseases
UtiiLnMt not ltliord rnf
MEM ONBnV
r.O Yearn Experience.
II ) YeaisiuOamlia.
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t Ion Pi 00. Inx70a , 01
Mth and Farnarn Sta- .
OM All * . NISI'
HomendiKtries
lly I'lirclillNliiK' ( ioiiilH Mnili- ill I IKl''ol -
AWNINGS AND TKNTS.
OMAHA TK.VT AM ) It HDIIMIl CO.
( SuccesfOtn Omnlm Tent nnd Awnlnir C'o )
MnnufncturerR tonts. awnings ; jolihrr.s tallies' 1111,1 ,
Bents' Miu'klntoslies. Tcnta for rent. 1311 Far-
iKini Ht , , Omahn.
( IA1IIIIKVIC ASSOCIA'IMOV.
C.irloaJ Flilpments nimlc In our own icfrl-
crater cant. Illuc Hllilnn , Hlllp Hxport. Ylenn.i
IJximrt anil Family Hxport delivered lo all pans
of the city.
CO11NICG WORKS.
J. If. Kl'KSKTKIl ,
IT A ; ! , ] : CDItMCKV015lv.S. .
Manufacturer of Onlvimlzeil Iron Cornlcp.s , Gil-
vnnlzeil Iron KkyllKhts. Tin , Irnn anil Klati )
UoolliiK. AKcnt for Klnnenr's Sti'cl Cellini ; .
10S-10-1S North Klevi'ntli street.
CTIACKEK KACTOUina.
A.MKIIIC.VV IIISCIMT AMI MIT. . CO.
\VliolesaIc Cmckcr Manufacturers.
OMAHA , NBII.
1DYE WOUKS.
SCHOliDSACIC'S \ VIITY IJYI3
WOKICS , I Fiii-iiiini SI.
Dyeing and cleaning of KarniontB anil KOOIH nf
every description. Cleaning of line Karmenla a
specialty.
FLOUU MILLS.
S. K. niL.MA.V.
Flour. Meal , 1 ceil. Ilrjn , 1013-ii-17 North ITlli
HlroPt , Omaha , Ncl ) . C. K. lllnclc , UanoKvr.
Telephone 692.
IIION WOUKS.
DAVIS A COWCILI. lltO.VVOItlC.S. .
Iron mill Iti-iiNs KiiiinilerH.
Maniifneturers ami Joliliers of Muclilncry. Gen.
I'm I repalrliiK a il > eclalty , 1501 , 1V > 1 anil IMj
JacK on ticet , Omulia , Neb.
LINHKKD OIL.
\vooiMA.V I.I.NSIII : ) OIL \VOHKS.
Manufacturei'H old procceu raw llnHeeil oil , k t-
lle tioileil Unseed oil. olil procci-a c-nniiil lliifsr.eil
cakes , Kiounil uiid xcicenvil llnxsccil for ilrui-
Bl ts. OMAHA , NKU.
IXUNaHS SIATTHKSHKS ,
L. K , I1OIII1.
Maniifacturpr I unses , Couchtw , Mattrcyfos. J , li
ber of Sprint ; llada anil KtMtlR'ls. 411-113 .South
101 Ii Hlrcet.
OMAHA IIKIIDIM ; < ; o.
Manufacturer ! ! of hlKli Kraile Mattrefuea , 1M2-I.8
Nicholas Street , Oinalm ,
OVKUALL AND SI1IUT FACTOHIKS.
1C .VT/-M4VHXS
Mfyrj. ClolhliiK , 1'iinln. Shirts , Ovcnilla.
OMAHA , Niil.
BIIIHT I'-ACTOIUKS. '
.1. II. UVA.VS ,
\KIIII.\SKA SIIIHT ( JMII'A.\V. (
I'lxclualve cuBtom uhlrt tailors , I'M Farnum ,
VINKOAH AND I'U'KLKH.
IIAAIIMA.VN VIMUiAlt C'O.
Manufacturcru of VlnoKur , I'l''kle * . L'at u | < i ,
Muttarilii , Celery oniV WoiceaterBliIro Suuce.
WAI10NH AND UAUIIIAQKH.
WILLIAM IM'UIKFHU.
For a gooil Hulj liintliil vehicle of any dcucrlp-
lion , for repalntlni ; or mlilier tlrc on new or " 14
whcclH the bent place IB 27th urul I ; avcnwortli
BtreetH.
IIIU1.M.MOM ) ( MHHI.Uii : CO.
Cheap , meillum priced nnil tony carrlanes.
Any thliiK > ' u want , neucmil liaml or new. Ilcii'I. '
iluaitiTs for rulilitr tlrtu. wuriunteil , Htli and
llarney , opposite Court Iloute.
A. J , SI.MI'SO.V ,
MM ) , Mil DoilKf.
Full line of Carriages , lluCKle , 1'liactons , Piny
CurU. Wheels rubln-r llrcil. The livnt ID tliu
CIC1AH MANUKACTUIIKH9.
, v co.
Largest factory In the west. Joubrra
of Omaha , Kaunas City , Lincoln unil HU
lunjlu cur gooda. 10'Jj Fuinum Hticvt.