DAILY Tri-DAT. : : TA ? > * T'AT ? IS. 1S08.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
After a Da ; of Dnllnors , Whsat Olosas
Somewhat Higher.
flRMNESS AT LIVtRPOOL IS THE CAUSE
dutn Alxo SlitMV nn AilvnnrcVbllc
Corn I.OM'-I u 'I'rllliniul 1'ro-
vlhlunn SliiMV Some
CHICAGO , Jnn. 17. Whsat. though dull ,
wns firm nil throUKh today's session
nnd showed -ifi\4c ndvnnce at the clew ,
l-'lrmncss nt Liverpool , a largo visible do-
crcitso nnd n growing disbelief In a large
Argentine exportnbls surplus , nil contrib
uted to this streiiKth. Corn wns weak nnd
closed a Bhndo lower. O.Us showed n
nll ht closing ndvnnco nnd provisions left
oft unchanged to 5o higher.
Inlluentlnl news of any kind was scarce
at the opnlng. In wheat the unexpected
Ilrmness developed nt Liverpool wns the
nest prominent feature. The course of that
market attracted a great deal of attention ,
nnd wn directly tha cause of the opening
ndvnnco hero and a fruitful source of com
fort to the bulls through the nesMon. OpenIng -
Ing prices for .May ranged from Mc to
WT c , RS-nlnst Saturday's Html price of W,4e.
A little realizing by scalpers caused n
jnomentnry drop to SWSWle , which proves
the low point of the day. Then moderate
hut stonily buying ennled the prices slowly
upward , and about noon 31Hc was bid.
Liverpool showed from _ * jil , . to W.ndviuice
nt the opanlnir hcru , althongli It had started
at a HllBht i decline , and that nilvnmi wno
In the main held to the clos ? . A New ; , i -T' orK
house reported bids received from Mnnhelm.
Germany , nnd Antwerp , Helglum. for wheat
nt prices 2c above what they wer.- willing
to pay n few days HBO. Argentine wheat la
usually shipped heavily to those countries ,
nnd It wns Inferred that offers from the
.South Ainerlenn country \ver fn.llng off.
That WIIH given as the explanation of tne
strength at Liverpool nlso. Receipts nt
.Minneapolis und Duluth today wer. ' H'.J cars ,
ngnlnst Ml ears the Monday previous nnd
313 a week two. Oalc-igo received 2S curs ,
only 3 of which were contract. Ihc vis
ible decreased 1.023 t )0 ) bu. , lenvlng tjio total
lit 37.S3S.OJO bu. . against 1.I1.1.OM bu. decrease
und a total of & 2.4iiooo : ! bu. at the similar
time last year. 'I he big decrease lent ad
ditional Btrength to the market , \\or.ds
Khlpments of wheat and Hour l.iit week
were olllclnlly reporti-d at i.OWOO bu. with
out any from India. The previous Week
they were 4,4."iO < ) bu. nnd a year mo 4lo2-
00bu - The day's domestic exports of
wheat nml Hour from Atlantic ports equated
: i ° l'XM ' bll ' Tie Indiana state crop report
was ratlu'r favjruble. During the three last
hours' trading a little realizing wns done ,
sillllclciit to cause n reaction to ' . Ois'fjMe ' , the
market cloplii ! : steady at that price.
Corn was very dull. The market during
the morning was Inclined to Ilrmness In
sympathy with wheat. Later In the session
moderate pi-King pressure developeil and In
the almost total absence of support prices
w.-re easily d pressed. The close was weak
May ranged from 2-V/ie ta Ss7 c. and closed
n shade lower at 2S % i2Ue.
Oats was fairly active for awhile after
the opening and n. llrm feeling existed , the
l-uylng being chl lly Inlluenct-d by tie wheat
llrmnoss. There was n good demand for
Now YorU nccount. The market became
uulte dull toward the close , but prices held
M'nilyMay ranccd from 'ffWc to 23V. and
closed a slrid > higher at 2i : > , 'f'-i-v ' : > c.
Trading In provisions was of moderate
vo'.ume. and mostly at an ndvnnco. Cmlahy
w is n good buyer during the morning , ami
this and n few outside orders caused semen
n Ivancc. Realizing was unite free later ,
nnd a reaction took place. At the close May
ii irk wns 3e higher at $ .1.10 ; May hud , un-
i-iinngpd nt $ .7o and May ribs , 2Vic higher
" ' '
ICsii'ni'ated receipts for Tuesday : Wheat ,
p ) ears ; OTII , 440 cars ; oats , MJ curs ; hogs ,
" , | ' .W ) head.
Leading fulnrea ranged ns follows.
Clo g. | Sat'yT _
WlieaT"
Jan. . . .
.May. . .
July. . .
Ct.in
Jan. . . .
Hay. . .
July. . .
Oats
Jlny. . .
July. . .
1 ork-
Jnn. . . .
May. . .
La iil-
Jan . . .
May. . .
July. . .
fciriKIbi
Jan. .
" MayA
No. 2.
Cash quotations wro as follows ;
' - . ' fl.50N.80
l-'LOUR Dull : winter piitf-nts. :
ptralglitH. $ l.3ifl.4i ! ) ; spring . ] ioclals , $ : > .5.Hi3.33 ;
rprlng patents , $ l.40iiTI.70 ; gtrnlBht patents. $4.0- )
( el.30 ; linKers' , $3.5Ciii3.i. ' ) .
WIIMAT No. 2 spring. SC' 5JS7e ; No. 3 spring.
< ' ) Nn. 2 yellow , 27c.
OATS No. 2 , 23c. f. o. b. ; No. 3 white , JSViG1
"
RYE No. 2. 44'Kc. '
I1ARLEV 1- ' . o. b. . No. 3. SS542 .
TIMOTllV SEEli I4rlm'e. } i.77Vi-
PROVISIONS Mes porlr. per bbl. . fD.W9.30.
J.-ird. per ICO His. , ft.ttil4ttl.Cu. Slnrt rlhs , lde <
( lo se ) . fl.43m.7n. Dry salte ! shoulders ( boxed ) .
II 7Sjir.00. Short clear eldos ( hexed ) . $ l.7."iff3.00.
WHISIvV Ulstllleis' finished goods , per gal. ,
SI/OARS / Cut loaf , li.2. > : granulated , $3.51.
J\K\V YOHK ( SHMSHAI , .MAUICHT.
far tinDII.V oil ( Jem-nil
NE\V YORK , Jan. 17. KLOl'll Receipts , 21-
ICI bhls. ; oxjHirts , S.553 bbls. dull and barely
niladon choice grades ; city mill patents , JJ.T.'itj )
D.tO ; city mill , clears , ! 5Cr53W | ; Jllnnesiita
patents , $3.orfVv ; bakers' , $1 i'ljj ' 1.30 ; winter
Miulght * , fl.40ff4.iO ; winter extras. $1.4083. ' . " ) ;
winter low grades. $ : .t > 0 } 3 CO. Itje Hour , iiilet |
lit f .500i.n. Inner for fancy. liuckivhiMit Hour ,
uulot at tl.l'uill.33 ,
Pl'CKWHEAT-lJillut nt 3Cc
CiiRNMEAIr-Dull ; Jellow wt-ntcrn , CCc. .
RYE .Sleady ; NJ. 'i western , Sl'.je ; oar lots , SOjJ
"liARLEY Ijulct ; feeding , 3laC. !
HAltl.EV MALT Quiet ; western , GSSjffGSc- .
WIIEAT-Rocelpls. I00 , < j bu. ; < xpurts , 1CH.4S1
bu. ; siKit , llrm ; No. i red , $ l.0 ! ' , . Options opened
flim on hliflier caldeii , advnncpj all day an it big
Mhllik * mil'ly ' iti-ii'enye , modoratu export tiado
i Hi'/ light offerings and closed iif/lic ni-t higher ,
Nn 2 rod. Jnmtniy , ! i * 1.00 ! ( . , cosed , " $1.00(3i (
May. W.WWC. ! closed. D2I4C.
iiRNRivolplH , l ( ,423 bu. ; exports , 130.417 hti. ;
Flint , ciuy ; No. 2 , 34tic ; options upenvd easy with
\\hoat , lint t-aied i IT during the .lay under a
lu-avy vlnlblu Mipply Inoreiife und cold weither
west , clufod i o lift lower. January closd at
53'ic ; Mny , 33 1'i-lWriHko , clnaod , 3K- .
OATS RtCi-lpts , ir.-J. 00 bu , ; exports , 323 bll , ;
PH > ( , dull ; No , 2 oats , 2V , c , Option * , dull and
ioatiirolofcH all day , closing unchanged ; May
t'liixod at KSlic.
HAY Dull ; thlpplin ; , 3343e : good to choice ,
7011VJc.
HOPrt Steady ; ttnle. 1S93 crop , 4iJCc ; W crop ,
7 Hc ; U97 i-iup , 10WUC ; Pacltlo const , lkU3 crop ,
4MCe ; I > 9 < 1 crop. 7Hlo ) ; 1S07 crop , IWISc.
HIDES-Hieady : ( InlM-iton , lie ; Texas , dry ,
JSc ; California. 17c.
liEATHER ijulet ; hemlock sole , lluenos
.
WOOI atendy ; tierce. STtfJlo ; Texan , 13 17c.
PUOVlSlONB-lleef. llimer ; family , $ II.COfJ
11.50 , extra meirs , IS.w i8iO ; beef hami , $22.(0fi ( >
22 .V ) ; pacKet , ta.OT'OlO.ro. Cut menti > , quiet ; pickled
Lollies. } 3.0' jG.W : iilcklcd thcnldt'is , $ 'i.(0 ; pU-kled
hums , $7. Lurd , easy ; wentern steamed. $3.00 ;
May , $3.13 ; rellned , qulot. Pail ; , dull ; meis , | 9 00
CH'.M ; short clear. $9.764)11.73 ) ; family. $ IO.Witf
11 C .
o I L Cottonseed , ffllrly oetlve. Him and Jield
lilKher ; in Imp crude. l'JfjT.'V ; prime crmK- ' ,
1. a. b. mills , l5Vj1fI8'ic ' ; prime summer , yellow.
' "Ic : off ummer yellow. 1'SHi' : butter oil , li27o ;
pi line winter > ellow , ZIHdSs'n' . IVtroleum , dull ;
Vnltcd. d * > : c. Itoiln , Him ; strained , common to
coij , Jl.li'slil.lils. Tuipentlnv , llrmor ut
.
ItlCE-Sieudyj fair to extra. S .C6Hc ; Japan ,
CffMie.
METAU The week opens with the inrlnl tnnr-
) < et 111 a fi-nluietoii form. The closing of the day
vas as follow * : Plif Inm warrants , dull ut $3.W
bid nnd $ A.7i ) ackedj lJli > copiicr. quiet at I10.S3
Idd iiiiill J10-J5 nfhril ; tin , liarrly ileady ut $13.8' ' )
( if UK" iivked : spt-lter. quiet at J.l.9'1 ' bid and $4.0 > >
titktfJ ; lead mime I weak and cloted llrm ut $3.U
bid uiul $170 otkeJ. The llrm Iliat fixes the
rottllntr prlcn for mlnem and smelters quotes
loid ut $ J.t > 3.
lU'TrEI-lteix-lpt ( > . S3 bkusMmiKft quiet ;
ve tern i-ri-anu-iy , 14 ( j-Jc ; Elglnii , ! 0o ; factory ,
' - * * *
-W CIIEEHE--Itecelliti. W7 pkss. i large white Sep.
tember HiOs f : small white Srptrmbt-r , 9\\it \ \
tHjc ; lurKt ) colored Ht-ptemter , SlifikiiL-j until
c ilored Si-pU-mt > er. 3Uf'-"iCi ( llcht nklnx , CJIiiVic ;
jnirl fklnif , 4liI4Kc ; full iklmi , Jc ,
EOOS-ltervliits , J.tll liken , ; market steady :
rtalo und PenniIvunla , SJuilc ; ucitorn , 2:0
Wrnre CoiiiiitlKitloii roniitiiiy.
OMAHA Ol-'KICE. Jan. 17. Cables starle.1 hn
tc'W trudt He liuilitr , wblle our nurkt
nned nt p-ictii-diij1 fl 4u' < l.ij' nlah''ii P" ! *
wi-iir , It THIS Inn n t h-rt tirn ln-fnr Whe-it
d , v-1'itK'ii fom.tirn lli in f lelun iflblt-s te
pnlinv n sT-ny ra h sltuniton aht d n I
Irmlcru were Rln n Hill" ni'ire mniMrnio f r m
this SIP phr-n the Msihli < su | > ply rtnvment
cnrne out. nh-iwlnr n d eicns' * of lA2f.tr' ) Im. ,
wlih but 2 curs rcHvl Anil fr < nts ivitmtt-il
for tomorrow. Tliw Inflii'-nc1. ' ' * stott'-l ( In
florin * the market lit tl , c fur Janu r > - or
cn h , Wtr lo 91e fnr May , iind ? Dc for .lulj- ,
or n anrdnco of frnitlf ; > ni of e nl nn rseh
option , ami Ksln evld nc ? thdt whent M a
liurehiw * lit fruin fftc tn ftle for May ,
ivrn rulM sifndy hd oti the strength of
wlimt Hrlvonri ! Ho until the \lslble wipp'y
Ktmrmont , showing nn,4n , re i > of l.Wl.f ) Ini. .
ruine out. when It dv-n ) | < l njmln In * e , nr
Hntunl y'8 price , and 'Inter elnsnl lit 2Stc to
J.ic bid.
Otis nn > unrhnnRod from Fntnrdiy on nn
InciYMso nf 7j , n ) bu.
Tmd In all lines of futures Is Very Ilirlit.
with an way dli ] i ltlnn , with alt InloiWed ,
wllh the volume of the market lyln ? iirlnclpnlly
with Hie nMvulatlve trade , ertneiiilly snlth
conrsRtnlns. .
OlIAliA tilJ.MJHAlM.VIUCnT.1. .
Coiiilltlon of Trnilc anil ( liiiitiilloim
cm SCipltnml Knnuy Proiltiee.
KfltW-StrlPlly fresh , 1S819- .
IlUTTEIt-rommnn to fnlr , lOOIlc : choice to
fancy. I4jfl3c ; separator creamery , 2tc ; gatlicted
creamery , lS19c.
VICAlCholio fat , 84 to 120 Ibj. . quoted at So ;
Inrxu nnd coarse. tiJJc.
UHEdSEI ) POUL'tllY-fnlckens. CQ7c ; tur
keys , 1'ifllc ; geetc , Sc : ilueks , 7'ic.
UAMII-Hmall rabbit * , per doz. , oOOCOo ; Inrgc ,
per .Inz. , $1.00 ; squirrels , COUCOa.
PIGEONS Live. T5i : n ? a i.lsons not ntited.
HAY Util.iml. il.f-j : midland. $3.5) ; Ion lam ! ,
13.00 ; rye straw. Jl : color make * the price on
hny ; light liaies sell the besti only top graded
bring top prices.
VEUETAILES ) >
QUINCES Cnllfoi ma , 'per box , U.K.
IJEI.EHY-CIood stock , large , . 40c. small. K < 3
ICc.
ICc.UNIONS
UNIONS Per bu. . C3o.
lll-ANH-luii ; ) : ; . ; .KLH n 'vy , per bu. . S1.:3O1.20.
BWEET POTATOErt-Per I.I.I. . : : . : ; .
f'AllllAOfJn.i.1 ) slock , per 111 . l c.
POTATOES Home crown. fiOBJou , western
stock. 7uo.
.
APPLES Winter stock. $1.M : California Ddle.
llcur , boxes , $1.30 ; o'.orado Jonathnns , boxes ,
$1.75 Ori'KOll. lioxcr
; , $ ! . > ,
rUANIIEi" > IES Jeiscvs , per I.M. . $7.rJf7.SO ;
WHennsIn IWI nnd llugle , $7.M n.7J ; WlM.on ln
Hell niil Cherry. $ B.M
GRAl'Ef rttn.wba-i.'C-Ib. baskets , HWUo ; Jlal-
TilOPICAl , PKJHTS.
OIIANOES Muxlcnn , per box , tf.tnm.S'r Cali
fornia navels , $3.23 3tU.
LEMONS-Mi-fslnas. $3.Wir4.CO ; California , 3CO ,
S3.fa.r,0 ; 300. t3M
HANANAK Choice , large sloik , per bunch , $2.03
G2.23 ; medium slze-V bunches. $1.75fl2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , pur Ib. . huge size. Ufl3c ;
mall , lie ; Druzils , per Ib. . 9 loc ; Cngllsh wal
nuts. per Ib. . fancy soft shell , lutfiic ; mnml-
ards , 85jVe ; Hlberls , per Ib. , lOc ; pecjns. pnlliht-d ,
medum , CT(7c ; extra law. ' i9c : liriju i ckori-
nuts , ll.00firl.10 per bu. ; smnll , $1.25 1.33 per til
ooconmits. ptr 100. $4.00 ; poanutc raw , ui/OWc-
rousted , u'fCV. ; .
PltlS Imiiorted fancy , a crown. 14-lb. boxes
lc ; 5 crown. 41-lb. boxn. ij l..c : 2-lh. boxes 22
tf23c per horalifcrnla. . . lO-lb. box. jl.CO.
HONEY Choice > vniic. 12c ; Colorado nmber. 11
tfllc.
lillAUT-Per bbl. . $ i.w ( ; naif bbl. , $2.23i2.33.
MAPLE MVHIT flv-cai. cnn each. $2.V5-
gnl. can : , pure , ner doz. . J1J.W : half-gal , rans
$ G.23 ; qunrt cnns. S3.i. (
DATES -Ilnllnwce. CO to 70-lb. boxes , fc : Salr
OVtc ; Kurd. 9-b. : li"\cs. 9o.
CIDEU Per half bbl. . $3.CO : bills. . $3.23.
KHESH MEATS.
UKESSEIJ 1IEEI-- Cued mitl\ steers , CHc ;
gooj loniiunrtei-y steers , B'Sc ; g.xid hindquarters
steers , S'JLwestern. ; . Hltar : . 0\c ; Tcx-.ia sti-r-rs ,
Dijc ; fnney heifers , Be ; good heifers. C c ; -.od
forcquailors htlfors , 0 ; ; good hlnd.iu.mors
hi-lfi-rs. S < - ; gmxl CUWA , 5V c ; fair COWH , Bo ; co\v
fnroirjnrtt-ri * , Ufcc ; cow hlnd < | iiarlers , 7Vc
I1EEP CUTS Hanging tcndei loins , 4140 ; ribs ,
No , 1 , lie ; ribs , No. 2 , Sc ; illn , N j. ; ) , u0 ; steer
rounds , 7c ; cow i-oimda , liHc ; cow rounds , iihank
off , Sc cow rounds , shank and nirnp off , SHe ;
trimmings , lite : lu-ef sh.mls , 3c ; brains , per
dnj. , 35o ; sweetbreads , per Ib. , 12Vjc ; sweetbr-Mdo
tails , each , 3c ; llvnra. nor Ib. , 3c ; hearls , per Hi. ,
Sc ; tongues , per Ib. , 12fco ! ; calf livers , each. 33c :
? alves. whsle carcass or sides. 9o. calf lipad and
fi-et , HcnMfil , per sot , 7."ic ; ti nderlolns , fresh. Itc ;
temlcilolni * , frjzen , ICc ; l nelis Mrlps , fi-nc | , ,
fc ; bjriPli-FS ntrlp.1 , frozen , Uc : snip loins
fresh. 6Hc ; slrlp loln < , fiozen , f.'ic ; mils , linno-
li-sn , mje ; rolls , hpencer cuts , 9c ; sirloin hulls ,
bum-less , 9c : shimlder , clod ? , boneless. Cc-
loins ; short hitns , hot.-i Hiyi , . 3e nbove
loins ; cow Inlninl > . Se ; steer loin ends. 9c.
MUTTON Fancy Iambs. S'4e per lb. ' lambs
PORK Dressed Pigs , 5o per Ib. ; dressed hog *
c ; tenderloin * . 12Vjc ; Hlns. short ! ; " . . | .inir s '
spire rltis , 4c ; ham sausage butts. 3110 ; Hostori
butts , Tic : shoulder ? , rom-i ) . "i ? ; -"ilders
sklr.ned. 5e : trlmmlnpc , 4e ; lenf Inn ] , not ren-
ncyx , ! 'T doz. . lOc ; brains , pop doz. , 15o ; nigs'
feet , per doz. , IBc : livers , each Za , hag rlnJa
He : blade bones , 5c. '
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 ereen hides. 7c ; No. 2 ereen
hliU-s , Cc ; No. 1 salted hldus. b c ; No 2 green
raited hides , 7ic ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs
lOc ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 lo 16 Ibs. . Se.
EL.TS Qrcen snlted. each. 15Q7Cc' !
green salted shearlings ( short v-ooled early
skins ) , each , 13c ; dry shcarJlrgshort ( wooled
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , Oc ; dry Hint. Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. 4tfSc : dry flint. Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3 p
4c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher > v > n | pelts , per
lb. , actual weight , 435u ; dry flint Colorado
murrain wool pelts , per lb. , nctual weight. Zltm
TALLOW , OllEASE. ETC. Tallow. No. 1 ,
2ic ; tallow , No. 2 , 2Mc ; rough tnllow , Hie ;
while KreiiEe , 2H02ic ; yellow and brown grease ,
l'iOUc.
KUIIS Hear ( black or brown ) . $3.00f20.DO ;
otter. I1.CC08.00 ; mink , 13f/60e ; beaver , $1.00
QG CO ; skunk , 15s , Kc , Me ; muskrnt , 3c , 67c ;
raccoon , 13fl30c ; red fo.\ , 2C'-iTil,23 ; grey fox ,
25fMo ; wolf ( timber ) , ZJcO$2 CO ; wolf ( prairie
coyote ) . 1150c ; wildcat , 10023 ; ; badger. SiMOc ;
li'vpr fox. $ r.O 00ff73.00.
HOnSE HIDES-Each. $ l.COff2.55. .
SI. LoulM ( Ji-iu-rnl Mnrki-I.M.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 17. KLOI'Il Quiet nnd un
changed ; pj tents. $1.7 WES ; straights , $4.331T4.50 ;
clear. $4.00ijl.23 ; medium , $3.uOi3.73.
WHEAT UntcttleJ. but closed n sdiade above
Saturday : No. 2 red , caph , elevator , 91' ; truck ,
! )3f/'Jft ) ; ; January , 'J3' > ic : Mny , 9lc bid ; July , 7So
bid ; No. 3 h.ird caEh , S70S7HC.
COHN Ixiwer , cloflng HiiUc below Saturday ;
No. 2 cash , 21k- ; January , 25Vtc bid ; May , 2C4Jf
2CV : July , 2Sc.
OATS l-'lrni ; No. 2 cahh , 23 ! c. elevator ; 2IUc
track ; Jnminry. 2l',4o : ' bid ; Jlay , 2IHS21Vjc ; July ,
? i\r : No. 2 white. 23fr23iic.
HVE Higher at 4k\
IIAHLEY Quiet ; 43c for Iowa.
ri.AXKEED-Qulet nt $1.1CJ. !
TIMOTHY HEED Klrm nt $2.CO for prime.
1IIIAN- Scarce nnd Him ; t-aiked lots , on east
track , C4c ; at mill. iC'if..Sc.
COItNMEAL-Stendy at $1.40.
HAY .Steady ; pr.ilrle , $0.iOijS,00 ; timothy , $7.0J
W10.W ,
IlUTTEIl Dull ; cu-aniery. 16S21c ; dairy , 9S >
ICc.
KOOS-Ijoivrr nt ID'/jC. '
METALS-Lcnd. dull ; $3.42i ! J3.43 nfked. Spel
ter , nominal nt $3.73.
PKOVlHIO.NS-I'cirk , higher ; standard mess ,
jobblm , ' , ! ' . ' . : i7'j. Laid , quiet ; prime , $ I.47V& ;
cholciJ4.f.5. . . llneon Iboxcd lots ) , extra shoit
cle.ir. $3.2 > > jJ5.3714 : ribs. } 3.37i-iJ75 50 ; phorts. $5.50
l/T.ri.i'i-i. ; Dry rait mt-ats ( t xed ) , dioulders , $1.73
O3.UO ; extra fhort clear. $1.735/4 , d'ia ; ribs , $1.87(5 (
il3. ' 0 ; Bh-irts , $3.wy3.1214.
IIECIJIPTH I-'Iniir. 7,000 bids. ; when , 18,000
bbls. ; corn , : : " . - . Pi ) bu. ; oats , ti2OM bu ,
SHlI'MENTS-l-'loiir , 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 1C.OOO
bu. ; corn , 2i'JnOO : bu.j oats , CO.WO ,
IliillliiiiniliirlieN. ( .
I1ALTIMOUE. Jan. 17. l-'LOUK-Qulct and
uiiuhnngod ; weatein siipoillnc , $ 'l.0'y3.70 ; west.
i-in extra , J3.iiJH.l'J : ' ; wrslirn family , $ l.3 i | l.bo ;
winter wheat p.iu-nts , $ l.750'i.u > ) ; spring I'at- '
onls , $5.00if3.20 ; fpr'nir ' wheat straltihu , $ l.bOff
4..KI ; recx-lpts , KSi > bills , ; exports , 2.411 bbls.
WHEAT Dull ; steamer , No. 'i icU , 'J.r'.iWie ;
reoulptii. M.31J l > ll. i expmts , none ; Kouthern
whom , by tnunple , 93/'ji'c / ,
CO11N Steady ; tpot , S2il)82Ue ) ; mnnth nnd
l-'obiuniy , fi'mi JSc ; ule.iinsr. Suitjfjofio ; ro.
celpia , 21,537 bu. ; exports. 51,429 bu. ; southern
wlilo | corn , 29i3lc ; soulhurn yellow , 2) ) > & 33c.
OATri-l-'Irm ; No. 2 while , i.W29e ,
KYIiitejtly : ; No. ? , nearby , 52Hc ; No. :
woHterii. i3-ic ! ; rpcolptji , 23.41S bu. ; exports ,
( JltAIN I-'HEIGIITS Very dull ; steamers enny ;
steam to Llvi'fpidl , per bu. , 31iil , January ; Cork ,
for otders , per quailer , 3d Od , Jaiuiiiry ; 3s Gd ,
l-'ebruury.
lll'TTEH l-'uiicy creamery. MlUc ; fancy Imi
tation , 175jlt > c ; fancy ladle , ICc ; eood ludlc , 14tf
15u ; slore packed , 1'llc.
EaOS-lJuk-t ; frth , 18e.
CHKEWK St.-ady ; fancy New York , 9if 10c ;
faiu-y inodlinn , 10iilO'to : tancy mnall , lo ijl ijn.
iH Oily ( iralii nml I'rovlNloiiN ,
KANSAH CITY , Jan. 17. WIIEAT-denerally
stoiidy ; very slow > No. I hard , nominally We :
No. 2 , iJHflSSc ; xo. 3 , MOSIe : one car mixed. Me ;
Nd. I red. nominally Ulci Nn. 2 , WffOlc ; No. 3 ,
k7fiMHt No. 3 prlnit , BHitie : ; No. 3 , fcOc.
( OUN-Somo sales Uo lower ; No. 2 mixed , 2114
lUTS-- Market llrm , but flow No. ! white , 2IO
" "
"llYE-Market steady ; No. J. 4c.
HAY Murkel tlrrn ; i-liolce timothy , $ S.COOS.5 ;
rholcc prairie , $ I.CO&7.:3.
llin'rEH-Jlarket steady ; creamery , Ilffl7c ;
dulry. 12 < illc.
Eculfi-Maiket weak on heavy receipts ; fresh ,
x
15V-C
JilX-nil'Tfl-Whcat , Cl.fO ) bu. ; corn , llt.WO
bu. ; nntu , : i,0 < > ) bu ,
BlllPMENT-S-Wheat , , 1S.CCO bu. ; corn , < 6,1M
bu , ; oats , none.
Mvermol | .A
LIVEI1POOU Jan. 17. WI1KAT Spot nrm ;
No red \vu u-rn , winter. 7 9J ! No. 1 red , north-
t-in. ( hipping , 7 7id. .
COIIN Spot llrm : American mixed , new 5
3W ; Ameilcun inlvi-d. > ild , 3D 5i < l ; fu'nres
xteady ; January , ' * 3Kd ; February. 3s 3'id ;
March. % Slid.
l-'IXI'It S > | . I uls fancy winter , dull at ! > fd.
HOI'S At Isnuton , Paclllo const , firm at 4
U tt S Sn.
I'llOVIHIONS lleef , nrm ; e tr. India m s ,
C < U 3d. prlmo iiu-ts. . COs 5d 1'ork , llrm , prime
ni m , line western , i"J Wi prime me , medium
western. 4J . Hojns , tliort cut , llrm at 31 * .
Ilnom. dii'l a't r't ' : " , '
Inl.MI" ! ' . lljnt. . ? til , | .in < ne > r ii I'.I.K iK'.v' .
S. . . H'liir , cl"ir 1. 1 1- . ! ; i. .Irnr I- - ii . , ,
s1 ! ! ulilem iu r < - . si idy m Z > Iwtnl. ml- <
wi r in. dull n : Ji * : . < ! Ta ! | . > w | - liic < l.v. ii. m
HI I9 < .
llfK.imeilrj.n finest wh.te nd fol"rl ,
firm nt 4.1 * fd. > *
_ j
( Inclinuill Mill-lift. T. ! l .
CINriNNATI. Jun. 17.-Fl/Uil-3tenjyi ) lanfyf
$1 ' ) ! . 41) : fnmlly , ISC 3 73. , - '
WHEAT-r'Irm : NJ. S r d. Me
COIIN Steidy , No. Z tnlxnl , SJc.
OATS-Mrmcr ; No. 2 mixed , 2IHc. , , .
HYK-Stendy ; No. * . 4 e. . . -
I'ltOVIRIOSS I.inl. Mfler nt $ I.K. Hul ! <
runtp. firm st 1IKI. llnenn , nulel nt JS M.
WIIISKY-Slearty nt $1.19.
ltmiH ! Kn-l r and lower ; fancy Elgin
cronmery. Sir ; Ohio , 1W1Sdnlry. ; . Ha
St'OAIl Klrin ; hard teHntd. ? l.ice 10.
EHrf-rirm nnd hlRher nt I7c.
CHEESE-KIrm ; good lo prime Ohio Hat , SH
\ < MV Drlenni Jlnrket.
NEW ORLEANS. Jnn. K.-PItOVlSIONS-
Lsrl , rennet tierce , Jlp3Tr. Iloxed melts , dry
rait MiotiKers. 4 , c ; slilic , 4Hc. Bacon , clt-nr rib
rHes , BHgJHc. Hams , chtice sugar cured , Sfl1
I -lllo , ordinary to fnlr ,
UI'E-4)n1lnary to KJ"I' ' . 3\ 44e. !
PLOUll-Extla fnney , $ l.50i4.CO ; patents , $1.9001
r..oo.
r..oo.COHN
COHN MEAI/-l.fA
.
HAY-PilniP. $ H.tOfM100 ; choice. $ I3.r,0l4.0) .
COHN No 2 sacked white , 37o ; mixed , 3 c ;
yclluw , ! Ca37c.
OATS No. 2 sacked. 29gi9He.
( Ji-nln ItceelptM nt Prlneliial Mnrkel * .
ST. IXJt'lH , Jan. 17.-UcceIpls : Whtnt , SO cars ,
C11KUOO. Jnn. 17.-Iteeelpts trrfny : Whe-it. 2 <
cnrs ; corn , ! 23 cars ; nats , 2i > 3 cars. Estimated
car lots tomorrow : Wheat , SO ; corn , 410 ; oats ,
*
MINNEAPOLIS , Jan. 17.-Ilecclpts : Wheat , MS
caiK.
caiK.DULUTH. . Jan. 17. Receipts : Wheat , CWcars.
PEOUIA Jan. 17. Receipts , ! Corn , f,2.2TiO bu. ;
oils. 16.9.V ) bll. ; rye , f < X ) bu. ; whisky , 223 bbls. ;
wheat , COO bu. Shipments : Corn , 37.V ) bu , ; oats ,
2C.SOO bu. rye , none ; whisky , 1,335 bbls. ; wheat ,
'KANSAS CITY. Jnn. 17. Receipts : Wheat , 10S
cnrs.
Vlsllilc Supply of ( iritlii.
NE\V YORK , Jnn. 17. The statement of the
visible supply of grain , In store and nllont , t'at-
urday , Jinuary 13 , as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange. Is n fallows :
WHEAT 37.HS.OOO bu. ; deerenfe. 1.015.C0) ) bu.
CORN 11.134.000 bu. ; Increvifo , 1.C1C.OO ) bll.
OATS 15 M3.000 bll. ; Increase , 733.0W bu.
HYII.MI.ObO bu. ; Incu-afo , rlO bu.
I1ARLEY 3,5S2.d bu. ; decrease , 458,000 bu.
Plil hiilcllili lit I'niiliiec.
PHILADELPHIA , Jan. 17. RUTTER-Steady ;
fniicy western creamery , 20c ; fancy western
print. " , 21c.
EC5OS l-'lrm and Ic higher : fresh niarby nnd
wi-stern , 22c.
CHEESE l-'lrmer ; New York factory , choice ,
New York factory , fair to good , 8Vi@
Toletln Mnrket.
TOLEDO , Jan. 17. WHEAT Dull but higher ;
No. 2 cash. ' . 'Utc ' ; May , 92Nc.
CORN Dull but stonily ; No. 2 mixed , 27 ic.
OATS Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 22' , < .c.
RYE Higher but dull ; No. 3 cash , 4c. ( !
ClyOVEll SUDD Actlxe and slightly higher ;
prime cash , $3.17 > .i ; March. $3.20.
Detroll > tnrkl. .
IDimtOlT. .Inn. 17. WHEAT No. 1 white and
N" . 3 red. 'Jllc ; Mny , tilTdc.
CORN No. 2 inlxrd , SS c.
OATS No. 2 white. 23Vic. ' I I
HYE No. J , 47Hc.
Peorln
PEORIA , Jan. 17. CORN Market steady ; No.
2 , 27e.
OATS Market nrm ; No. 2 while , 237JC.
WHISKY Market steady ; high proof spirits ,
$1.13. , _
Nun 1-Vnni'NiMi XA'lu-nt Jliirkot.
SAN KIIANCLSCO , Jnn. 17. WHKAT l-'Irm ,
May , $1.37Ti.
UAULEY Easier ; Miy , ES'/tO.
STOCIv.S a.MJ HOXDS. '
* * \Vlili-ly 'DlHlrlliutcil ' nml
HIIVIO ii 'llt-iiltliy ' Tone.
NEW YORK , .Ian. 17. Standard shares show
n fractional Impiovemont on the day except In
the case of some shares In which special
Influences were operating In their favor , nnd
there the Improvement was more marked. The
dealings were widely distributed and had a gen
erally healthy tone. Stacks sold Friday nnd Sat
urday on the groiinn of possible foreign com
plications , Viere repurchased today , t.ie total
dealings amounting to nearly uOO.OUO shares.
Lnndnii nnd the continental bourses were fcus-
talnlng fas-lorn , although the purchases for for
eign nccount were menger , as the local market
early outstripped the foreign Initiative toward
n. higher level. Pronounced activity and strength
weio displayed lit the local tinmporlntlon shares.
Metiopolltan Tiai-tlon making a net gain of Gli
per cent. That security as marked up by Its
friends on rumors of closer relations to Man
hattan Elevated , it being reputed that wllh the
Installation of an cleelrlciil equipment for the
Manhattan Elevated the Metrcpolltnn property
could effect a saving by using the eKctrlcnl
power. This rumor , however , received no pub
lic \ . Sugar In , enormous transactions
made a not gain of % per cent , although In the
eailler transaction * there was considerable
weakness noted In that security. The other eub-
Jec was brought of what the result of Hawaiian
annexation would be with free Importation of
Hawaiian sugar and tae probability that by mid
summer that there would be competition be
tween sugar refineries now'being erected. Stocks
of properties located In the PaciHc northwest
were generally bonellted by the belief that they
would Becuie much trnlllc , owing to thu Klondike
boom. The Oregon Railway and Navigation
company had earnings from July to November
30 said to be very large. Ilurllnglon. St. Pnul ,
Northern Paclllo and Union PucllU- were strong.
The nonappearnnce of the Nebrai-ka maximum
fielght decision was a sustaining factor In the
day's news , llrokers seemed to ghe some ciodlt
to the reports of closer relations In the manage ,
mcnt of the Vanderbllt railroad ? . Lake Shore ,
Mlc'ilgan Central and New York Central were
particularly stlong , showing approximate gains
of a per cent. National Lead. on. very small
transactions , was fractionally higher. The fact
that New York and Chlcngo arc lending money
on the London nnd continental markets con
tinues to bo a favorable factor. The foreigners
so far having liquidated their debt for Amer
ica's unparalleled exports only to the extent of
returning pome American securities. In today's
mnrkct the gains of Importance were Consoli
dated Oas. 3 per cent ; Wells-I-'argo , 4 per cent ;
Manhattan , 2& per cent ; Metropolitan Traction ,
CVj per cent ; Northern Pnclllc , 1 % per cent ; Oregon
gen Railway ami Navigation , 4H per cent ; Oregon
gen Hallway and Navigation preferred. 1 % i r
cent ; Plttsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago & St. L'uls ,
l i per cent ; Western Gas company. 2 per cent ;
Wisconsin I'entrnl , 2 per cent , nnd the stocks
closed strong. The bond market showed n fall
ing elf In transactions , but a considerable under
tone of strength was evident , which was re-
tlli- usually dormant Issues' . Seattle , Lake Shore
A E.mtein llrm trust receipts jumped 7 points
to 72 on reported competition for control of the
load , but subsequently lost one-half of the rise.
Tnift receipts were In urgent demand , gaining
Hi per cent. The aggregate sales were $3,525,000.
Ojvernmont lionds Miowcd heaviness , the 5s und
now 4s losing t-llghtly.
The Evening Poi-t's London flnnnclal cablegram
says : The utock markets here were quiet and Ir
regular today. Homo rails were the best moiket
on good dividends nnd the end of Hie engineers'
strike. Argentines mac steadily , as did also
Oniiul Trunks. Americans wete quiet nnd steady.
Continued petslmlstlo telegrams from Now York
ciincoinlng currency reform cnocks public confi
dence hero. The L-inton Dally Hev/tf 'Washing '
ton cable today was gloomy. Prices closed
steady. India sterling bills ror 1,000,000 have
been sold In six monfhs' bilU at an average of
about 2'i ' per cMit. A Cape loan of 1.200M ) Is
announced ut a minimum of IMP. It Is quoted
at 2l piemlum- 1 have reason to doubt the ac
curacy of tlm details of the Chlnopo loan nft
cabled the L-mdon Times
l-'ollowlng nre the closing quotations of the
Ic-adlng slocks on the New York market to-
Jay :
AtchlHOn 121 * St. P. A Om 70 ! <
dnpM HUH do pfu 14R
Baltimore A Ohio. . li : St. P. M. AM 121
Canada Paclllo H7X So. Paclllo I'D
CanadaSontnnrn.- | So. Hallway. . . . . . . . . DV6
Central IMclllu 11 do pfd Slljj
Clies. i Ohio ' "Jli Texan .V Paolflc. . . . llki
Chicago .V Alton. . . .lllil Union Pacific t. r. . . II1K
C. , II. AQ 1DI ) II. P. U. AO ( ) (
O.AB.1 n5K \Vaba h 791
C.O. C. A St. L 34 < * do pfd IHlf
dopfd hi ) Wheel. A L. E : i
Del. .fc HllilHon 11-J Wheel. A L. E. pfd 12M
Del. L. & W U.I Adaum Ex ISH
111 American Ex llflH
do pfd 47 UnlU-d States Ex. . . 40
KrliXnow ) Ifi Wells Faiyo Ex..112
KrlHlHlpM M7 i A. Cot. Oil ' 'IK
Kl. Wiiynn llll ) do pfd 75
( Jreat N'orthiTii pfd. 1 : i- ' Am. Splrlli 7H
Hockln ? Vallov. . . . 7 Am. Snlrltu pfd IK
llllnolBUontr.il. . . . 100H Am. Tooacco H7h
Lake Erie. AW. . . . 17 do iifd 113
dopfd 7- ' Peoplo'M ( Jaa IIH
LakiiShoro IHII COIIB. Illlb 1HII
Louisville .VNft-th. 5H4 Com. Cabin Co 177
Manhattan L 117H Col. F. 4. Iron 2ft
Met. St. lly 13U ) ( ilo pfd 70
Mlehliran Ceiitr.ll..l05 ! Oen. Klecirio MH
Minn. A St. L 25 lllllnolHStenl 1K 1
diilBtiifd 85 I La Clcdo Uax 47
Mo.l'aolllo 3JJiLead ! 30 ( <
Mobllo.VOhlo SI ) I < u > nfd
Mo.K. XT PJHl Kill. Lin. Oil IK
ilo Pfu 8Mi Orct'on Imp. Co 2Sk
Chl.,1ml. A.L UXIl'aolllcMall .UU
ilniifd ill l Pnilmaii 1MI I7ftH
N.J. Cuiitral 1I3M I Silver Corlllli-ito9. ; . i")4 )
N.Y.Central 112USland.llOio ! | AT. . . . H
N. V. Chl. .t St. L. . l : h Sugar 1.-I7
ilolut pfd U * do pfd 112
Oo2dp > d lil ) T. C. .V iron i'l )
Norfolkt Woitorn 14H. U. H. Leather Ml
No. Amor. Co 4M1 do pfd 11,14 ;
No.P.iclllB 2il | IJ. .4. llubbor : . . . . . . IfltJ
dopfd II4U1 dopfd ( I3H
Omurto.V W lViUVntorn ( Union. . , . .Hi' *
Oro. R. , V Nar 4 > iNorlliwcHtern ! - . '
Ore. Short Line 21 ! * do nfd HUH ,
I'lllrtburt- lUH Itlii ( i ran Jo Went . . ' - . '
lU-ailmi , ' 22 dopfd fill
KockNIand till Ichlcago-an-at VV. . 15
S. L..VS. F 7hi S. L. i S.V 4
dolstpfd 07 | dopfd 'JH
St. t'aul H. U Hawaiian Com. . . . HDt
_ do Ufa , . . .1UI |
The total vales of vtucks tcnlay were 4SS.JO )
sharfs , In.ludlrg1 Atcii'u-jn p efcrrod , 4i8 < :
{ 'hfsajii'alMi & Ohio , ll ; i'lilcagj , llurllnuliin
.t gnlni.y n 173. lymuvlllln & Nashville , 4.MJ ;
.M-inhattan , 37.47 , Melr. IH > | t.ui. i3sllaw \ - i
llan. 5,373 ; Ml'umirl Paclllo.4,6rl ! New Yo'k
Criitral , M,7M , Northern I'no fir , j3CK ; Nor'he-n
Pacific preferred , 21 i 3 ; O ewn Ryllnay and
3.KS , Rock IsUnJ , C.J-0 ; St. Paul ,
II. ? " " . S ' > > - " " V-i n IMi-lfl - .
. .4 , -i . , . i . .r. ' - l'I - \ \ . i-r'
: . . i < itnir.il I.I i .r 3 S.D. si cur. lib u , Wk | .
* . n I'nli'n , 5 u'i
MONEY l Tt'i ' per cent.
The rate of dlscout In the open mniltct for
short and three months' bills Is 2y2 ! 0-10 per
cent.
11AU SIIA'EII Closeil flat nt SCHd per oz.
AMICUIl'AN DAQMCS 70s i7 > ; d.
1IAH GOMJ-77S 10 > J(1. (
Xetr Yorlt Mining < liintutlnnii.
NEU" YOIIK , Jan. 17. The following arc the
closlns mining quotations :
FlimiK-lal li- ; ( ,
OMAIFA , .Tan. 17. Clearances , J1COD,3 13.59 ; bal
ances. $73 , 394. M.
CHICAGO , Jan. 17 Clearing ! . J18,400OCO ; New
Yoik exchntiBe , 70e premium ; jwated rates , JI.S3\i \
nml J4.6 ; stocks were fnlily active and stronfj.
CloslnR : West ChlcaRO , 10U-i ; l ikc Street U
14(4 ( ; New York Ulscult. C2-Vi ; Strawboard , 29ii !
Alley U 59Ti ; City llallwny.2 ; < i.
ST. LOtriS. Jnn. 17. Clearings. r .834rO ; bal
ances , ICSD.C72 ; money , quiet nt S6'S per cent ;
exchange on New York , 2Je premium bid , 50c
ticked. )
liAIVTIMOni-7. Jan. 17. Clcirlngs , $2,433,740 ;
balances. JIH.SC1.
I'lIlLAUEI-l'IIIA , Jan. 17.TClenings. | $9.811,473 ;
balances , $1.913C9'J.
NEW YOllK , Jan. 17. Clcrfrlngs , } 91,033,300 ;
balances , { 0'COO,33I.
HOSTON. Jan. 17. Clearings , $17,791,970 ; bnl-
iinces. tls71,873. '
MEMI'IIIH. Jnn. 17. Clearings , $695,453 ; bal
ances , J2I6.703 ; New York exchange , $1 premium.
NEW O1U..EAN.H , Jan. 17. Clearings , $1,512.-
34S ; New York exchange , bank , par ; commercial ,
$1 per $1.000 discount.
CINCINNATI. Jnn. 17. Clearings. $3M9,000 ;
money , S iflfi per cent ; New York exchange , par
t 25c premium ,
LONDON , .Inn. 17. Gold Is quoted at liuenos
Ayres at 164.91) ) .
I'AHFd. Jnn. 17. Three per cent rentes , 103f
22c for the account. The tone of the stock market
wa.s firm today onj the bourse. International se
curities were stronger. Henles were favorably
Impressed by the announcement of an Issue of a
a per cent Paris city loan , which Is expected
to bu floated at 93. HIo Tlntos rose , owing to a
furrher itecrcnso of 900 tons In thd visible supply
of copper.
IIEHLIN , Jan. 17. Business was generally
good on the bourse today. American and Cana
dian 1'aclllc securities made good recovery.
Aincrlc-iiii .Seiiirlit-N In London.
LONDON. Jan. 17. The market for Ameri
can t-ecurltles after n. weak opening1 , was
steady. New York tilling Inlluenced the enrly
ileollne. The close was steady and the de
mand generally light.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 17. COFFEE Options
opened steady nt .unchanged prices ; partially ad
vanced 5 points on unauc'iunled-for scarcity of
sellcrf , but turned walk under lower European
cables , continued full receipts ( it HIo nnd ilantos.
Indifferent speculation , n decided drop In United
Staic.s warehouse deliveries nnd pionoiineoj
apathy on the part of cpot buyers ; closed barely
slrady , with prices unchanged to & points net
advance ; pale.i 15,230 bags. Including March ,
* 5.7u. Wpot oorrc. > , Itlo , quli-t ; No. 7 , invoice ,
JC.3 > ; No. 7 , Jobbing , $8.73. Mild , quiet ; Cordova ,
K.tOjfiri.oo. Total warehouse deliveries fiom the
Unlli-d Slates , jo.OO ) bugs , Including K.KJt hasra
from New Yolk ; New Yoili stock today , Cl'J.C S
bugs ; United .Slates Block , 743,70' ) bags ; alloat
for the ITnltnl Blnles. 419,01X1 bags ; total visible
fur the United Slates , lr ) 4,700 liags , ngnlnst
793,494 bags lust year and W7.W7 bagH thu pre
vious year ,
HANTOrt. Jon. 17. CO WEE Steady ; Rood nv-
erugo .Santox , sG ) lels ; receipts , 1V " - J bags ;
stock. SlS.i - ) bags.
HAMIil'lltl , Jan. 17. OOI-'l-'BIJ-- Opened > ' ,
pfK. Imver ; at SJ : ) p. in. , ' , 't < U"'j pfg. not lower ;
enU-s , 12 , < X ) * ) bags.
IHO DM JANEIUO , Jan. 17. COI-'I-'EE No. 7
HIo , SX ! rels ; exchange , C 13-1W ; receipts , fi.000
bugs ; cleared for thu I'nltuil .States. > , Qo ) bagu ;
cleared for l iroix.- , 1,0X ) bags ; stock , 370. WO
HAVIIE , Jnn. 17 , COM'EE-Closed > , if lower ;
sales , 11,000 bags ,
Xi-iv York Dry CooilH Market.
NEW YORK , Jan. 17 The dry goods situa
tion thowed less cthnnge than wns expected to-
< lny. The market for cotton goods has been
strengthened slightly by strike news , but no
quotable advances wcru reported. The presence
of a fnlr number of buyers ut first hands hns
Induced Imlvk-r trndlng , but this Is still o Ir
regular Hint detailed ( 'a'n ' eannnt 1 > e located.
TJnre li e\ldently a sen- I better tone to the mar.
let for cotton goods. Kellers feel better than here-
lofoio nnd are making no conccsulons whatever.
In woolens there IIUH been n contlnuamx- the
very fair business of lu t week In oil lines. A
number of new Ilne-s have b en opened. Iluyera
now nnd plenty of goods ti Inspect uni nre
busily engaged today In looking throUKh ( he
Held and placing order * of Mir size , although
there In Mill homo conservatism , ilue probably
to adverse weather conditions. Clothiers com
plain of the monotonous mildness In staple
cottons the < leman j Is el 111 iiulle Ilinltud. Print
cluth are quiet today at Fall Itlver.
Oil .MnrlitH. .
OIL CITY. Pa. , Jan. 17-Credlt balances , c ;
sales , 2 , ( ) bbls ; regular delivery nt * .V ; closed
regular offered , dc ! ; c-jfli offered , Ci'.ic ' ; shljiments ,
lCl.r.91 bills. ; runs , lf3.3G bll . ,
CHAULESTON. H. U. . Jan. 17.Ol US-Turpen
tine. Firm. 31Vio ; sales. 115:111. : llojln. llrm , un
changed : sales , none.
SAVANAAII. Oa. , Jsn. 17.-OIL8-Splrlts lur-
I KIU I no. II nn. 3c : KU | . 31S Nils. ; receipts. UO
bliblt. Itonln , llrm ; Kalu , ) . 4t bblsT ; reotlpts ,
3.473 bbU. ; A , II. < , 1) , Jl.JO ; E. K , $ ! , ; O ,
tl.40 ; II. tl TO I. II. ko , K 1J.W ; M. J-.OO ; N ,
$ Mrt ; W O tS3 < ) ; W W. J2.C0.1 *
WIIlMINOTON. Del. . Jan. 17.OILS Spirits
turpentine , quiet. 31 ifl3ic. * , ) lo ln , llrm. $1.15
nml 11.20. Crude tunientlne. ulrady at $1.40 anil
$1.10. Tar , llrm , $1.16
Calirnriilii Irli-il l-'rultN.
N11W YOIIK , Jan. -CALJ JltNlA OHIED
I'llt'IT.S-ritfady ; evapo.ratel applef. crmmon ,
fiifT c. prlino vvlic tra > ' c \Vi > d dried , prime ,
tt n , clu'i'e , * he , fancy , f 'l c Prunes. JJ/e.
Aprrnf. H yal 7 i-- . . MM r l'-ik
unjiieleJ , 7 11" ; p.-elej , Itc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Opsns with a Slack Run of All Sorts
of Stuff ,
CORNFED3. SELL ; AT SATURDAY'S ' PRICES
Supply MKlit niul li'nninl ( JiMiil , lint
Not .Siilllcli-nlly frucnt lo IlalNc
llliU llnus .still llnlil
, , l-'nlrly Kit in.
SOUTH OMAHA , Jan. 17.-llecelpts for
thu days Indicated were :
Cutllo. Hogs. Sheet ) . Horses.
January 17 1,410 2,30fl ,377
January 13 1,413 0,440 3.5S3
January 14 1,917 C.1GG 4.3UO
January 13 1.9S.S 7.SH 4 , W 20
January 12 1,019 c.SOO 1,691 7
January U 2GiH 9.SGO 2,131 1
January 10 1,415 3.715 6.G39 2.
January S 675 G.4S7 2,312
January 7 1,13s 6,279 1,073 20
January G 1,233 10.9S2 2,429 94
January 5 1,029 10,613 2.223 . . . .
January 4 1,410 C.iill 3.173 . . . .
January 3 1,031 2.47G Fi.177 . . . .
January 1 r.97 2.235 2,129 23
December 31 523 6,916 3.0IG
The olllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. . M. * St. P. Uy 1
O. & St. I , Uy 3
Union 1'acltlo System C U 10
! ' . , K. & M. V. It. It. . . f 13 5
S. C. & P. Uy 1
c. , st. P. . M. , t o. uy. . . . n r.
11. & M. U. U. U 33 G 3
C. , H. .t Q. Uy 1
C. , II. I. & I' . Uy. , east. . 2
Total receipts stf 37 IS
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
lluyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 13
G. H. Hammond Co 132 Iil2
Swift and Company 313 G75 3,217
Cudnhy Packing Co U 1.11G S3I
U. Hooker & Uegnn 200
J.j. \ . Carey ! > 7
l.obmun > < c UothsehlldB. 210
\V 1. Stephens Ill
Huston & Co 37
H. Hamilton 170
Swift , from country 40S
Other buyers G9 1
Totals l ilO 2MI 4,179
CATTLli-All told there were llfty-scveu
loads of cattle In the yards , but only n very
small proportion of them were beef steers.
The great bulk of the receipts consisted of
cow stuff and odds and ends , a little of
everything. The market as a whole was
without feature of Importance or notice
able change from Saturday. Thi > domaml
was reasonably good and everything In the
yards , Irrespective of kind or quality ,
changed hands long before midday.
There were no good corn-fed beeves In the
yards and only n faw loads of fairish stuff.
The demand seemed to be good nnd the
buyers took what eattlo there were at about
the same prices as prevailed on Saturday.
The best beef cattle here were only good
uuoug-h to bring $4.40 , which was not as
high as was paid for feeders.
Cows and heifers wore In good demand
and sold at firm prices , the offerings chang
ing hands very readily. There was ono
fancy corn-fed helfor , weighing 1,690 pounds ,
which sold at fi.10.
Stock eattlo nnd feeders sold well for n
Monday and the limited supply was soon
exhausted. Some desirable little eattlo sold
as high as $1.60 , being the best price paid
for any kind of cattle. The country contin
ues a good ; buyer of light stock cattle and
as most sections report a scarcity there
docs not appear to be much danger of an
over-supply. Representative salca :
NATIVES.
OKKV STI3HRS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Tr.
3. . . . " 1C $3 CO 2..UMIO Jl 23 20 . . . . 102'J $1 23
8. . . .1127 4 2 , ' , 2. . . . ! ' 23 : ! C5 19..1CSI 1 20
19..131G 140 2. . . . fcC3 3 Co 31. . . . 9C5 375
a. . . . ooo a oo
cows.
1. . . . niO 5 r.O 3. . . . 743 2 D1 2. . . . S23 ! R3
I. . . . 910 2 fiO 1..1190 II 00 1. . . .1030 ' 320
1..1210 3 20 S. . . . 915 323 1. . . . S40 173
2. . . . 919 2 M 1. . . . SM 223 1..1070 275
1. . . . 9J ) 273 3..10- > 303 1..1200 315
G _ 10GI 323 19. . . .1148 335 C..13M 340
23. . . .10(9 ( 3 CO 21. . . .1034 3 M 15. . . .1178 315
G..1201 323 C. . . . 763 200 1. . . . 950 225
3. . . . S5S 240 2. . . . 975 275 2. . . . 923 2 S5
3. . . . SD3 3 0. ) 1..1150 .3 25 1..1100 3 25
1..1CSO 3 23 1..12SO 3 !
IlISII-'KltS.
1. . . . 410 333 1..1E90 440 15. . . .AM 3 TO
4. . . . C52 3 SO 43. . . . SCO SCO 1..MO 3 C5
3. . . . 070 2 CO 2. . . . KSO 3 00 1. . . . 7M > 325
5. . . . 876 340 I. . . . 530 .1C ! 21. . . . 927 3 C.T
1. . . . 770 3 Id 3. . . .1130 33' ' ) f..7C4 3 C3
2. . . .1050 373 1C. . . . 810 373 4. . . . 4CT 3 CO
I1UL.LS.
1..1310 310 1..HOO 330 1..1C10 340
1..WO C 25 1..1270 233 1..1120 235
1..12M 2 75 2. . . .1050 3 Si )
c ' v r \ * rs
1. . . . 370 400 1. . . . 110 "h 50 C. . . . 330 473
STAGS.
3..12C3 2 80 3. . . .1270 2 SO
STOCKIKS AND I.-EBDHUS.
1. . . . CIO 350 1. . . . C90 350 1..1110 SCO
20. . . .I01I ! 4 10 n. . . . 9iO 4 20 3. . . . C33 4 35
IS. . . . 032 4 CO ] . . . . C90 300 1..790 323
2. . . . COO SCO 10. . . . H23 425 15. . . .825 430
1. . . . S20 4 30 E2. . . . CSC 4 CO 32. . . . f.M 4 CO
1. . . . 8bO 4 13 S. . . . ! > 22 4 23 1. . . . 430 I 4-0
5. . . . 510 4 70
Wn.STEHNH.
COIXJIIAIIQ.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
39 tnlllnffs. . . . 931 $3 1215 170 feeders. . . . 811 $3 73
1 fee-drr . 950 3 75
HOGS There Is very little to he snld rcjr.ird-
InR the day's IIOR market. As usual on a Mon
day , the receipts weie extremely llsht nnd thorp
were not enough IIOBS on enlo to creatao any
special Interest.
The demand was Rood nnd the buyers took
nil offerings at about Saturday's prices , so that
everything WHS sold and weighed up at nn early
Heavy loads of hess brought $3.12&fl3.47',4 ! ' , but
mostly 13.43 , the proportion of aalus below $3.43
being rather Fmall.
The medium weight and light loads sold nt
. . .
The average of all the sales was cxni'tly the
same as on Sntunlay , 4o higher than on Mon
day of last ivock , ICc hlKher than a month OKO
The KCjiernl feellni ; on the market appears to
bo ono of conlldcnre and the reat majority of
operators worn to bo anticipating a Rood de
mand for IIORM thl week. The provision mar
ket , possibly. Is not occupying w > fnvorublo a
position as It illil n short time OBO and the
coneumptlvo demand nccordlnR to packer * ' re
ports has decreased somewhat. lleprcsentatlve
sales : i
HIIHKI1 There were eighteen oars of sheep re
ported In the yardu , but of that number four
loads were hold to arrive nnd two lands were
consigned direct to a paclier , KO that only twelve
loads WPIO offered on the market. The deniind
was Kood nnd the offerings Changed bands early
at fully Bloniy prices. Ileprcsciitatlvp sales :
No. Av. I'r.
217 western lambs . cr | 5 00
f,73 Mexican Inmbi . K coo
10S3 Mexican lambs . AS r , 20
219 western lambs . 78 C 3j
4 mixed westerns . 101 4 12i !
200 western yearling * . 22 4 25
249 Mexican yearllnss . < C 4 CO
M5 western lambs . 81 53. ,
S93 western wethers . 121 ! 39"
192 western wethers . 1J2 393
3 lambs . . . 0) 4W
SI. I.lllllN IV ) < > SllM-1- .
ST. I.OUIH. Jan. I7.OATTI.HIlecelptn. . C.901
held : shipments. 2.000 head ; market ctrnily ; fnlr
to fancy shipping bWers Jl 40ii5 30 : butcher to
ilri-Ffed beef y ' .ft. J3M .SU ; rletrs under l.MO
lb > > 3.30S4.i ; sto kers and feeders , | 2.COfi4 Til ) :
cows nnd heifers. J2.00ijl.35 ; Texas and Indian
Btrers. J3.30ffl 25 ; et > wn nnd liclfi-rH. J2.23fl3.CA
I1O(1B Ilrrelpti. 4 9W head ; phlpments. 1. 400
hcoa : murket steady ; yorkcru Jl 40a3.CO ; packer -
er . n.OKiJ.CS : butchers. | 3.fO/3.70.
8IIUKI' llrcelpt I. < W V"d : uhlpment" . COO
heml ; mutton * 13 ! MH K ; culls nnd bucks , JZ.OOf ?
3.30 ; lamb * . J4.75&5.73.
_
( Miii-Iniinll I.lvc Sdii-tt ,
CINC.-I.S'.N'ATI. Jan. jT. notjs Active at ja.oo
ej.'e.
I'ATTI.K-Htronger t 2.2S I.G5.
KlIiii'-.StMidy : ut
t JI
iiHao Clly l.lviStoiU. .
f'lTV. Jan. n.-f.\TTM--IU-celpt : ,
lCfO heail , market Heady to loner : Texas teers ,
J1.JMM 2i. Tex is rows. IS 2J&4.3) , nativeulerrs ,
J. ' .1)3.1.0. ) nttt > e ci-wsi nn-1 lu'lfer . JiW4 ) 25 ;
eff'M-M ' nirl feedcTf. 13 4lfe4.M : bulls JS40&I.CO.
llO'-JS-no't-i.ts. 17,00 ticad ; market opened
M vly to f < ? hlstier , ctaMrifr wenk , bulk of Mies.
$1 v > j.e nrAvlrn , $1.4303.70. PA. kr , 47 > tw
mue.i , J3i.fiJ.M : , Medic , < ! . & > ( U ) York-
< rs. $ iimi. : TIBS.
SHEEP Receipts. S.OOO head , market strong ,
lnmb , $4 2i > ffS CO.
CllU'.VIil ) LIVi : STOcIc MVHKtr.
AollvtDeinnnil lit Alt Line * wltti
Prices t'nclilllifteil.
CIIICAOO , Jan. 17. There was a fnlrly nctlvo
Kfnertl dpinand for o.itlle nnd prices underwent
tu > mnrked chance. Rood to prime fnt hlpt > lnc
ml export tn-eves ruling flrm. while the poorer
droves were slow nnd nboiit steidy nl the rwrnl
dwllne. There was the tistiol wnrclty of
slrli'tly choice entile , but KX ! lots were numer
ous and there were plenty of rommon nn l
medium Blades ottered for rale. Tlic Imlk of the
offerliiRs sold for ft * ip.lo , c.imrnon lots of
dtTMcd beef sleers selling nronnd $1.0' . while
prlmo c-ittle were ratable nt $3..1 < HfS.45. Mockers
nnd feeders rniiRt-d from $3.20 lo $1.40. lliitolnTs'
iiul cnnner * ' stuff sold freely at front $2.00 f.ii
common cows to $4.30 for choice * heifers. The
belter smiles of enlvi-n hroiiKhl $ S.7T. .M.
Trade In hos wns nctlvo anj prices were
ste dy. Eastern shippers tnuk n fulr number of
henvy lings. SnlM were nt nn extreme range
of f3.4Mf3.75 for Inferior to choice hog * , the bulk
if the sales belns nt $3.K 3,6J . whllo | ' ! K mild
lirsely nt fj.40tf3.Ui llRht welBht boss pivdimi-
innteit nnd sold nt the usual dls.-ount.
Trade In sheep nnd lambs wns fairly nctlve nt
stt'idy prices. Sheep were wanted nt $3.frVif3.GO ]
for Inferior to common , up to $4.Z.XH.60 for Kood
tn tlmlm ttuck.i and lamtis wer \k-ms.nd nt
f4.oOfr4.60 foi < culls up to $5 Mtf5.S3 for oholco to
extra Brndes. The bulk of the lumln sold nl
$3.H ( > ffi3.75 , yenrlliiRs fetching fl.KKf4.SO nnd Mieep
soUl largely at $4.r.5fK43 , fed weelcrns compris
ing the Kreater part of the onVrlngs.
RUCEIPTlS-Catlle. 19000 headi boss. 3S.OOO
bend ; nheep. 17,000 bend.
IiidliUiiipollH Live Stuck.
INDIANAl-OLIS , Ind. , Jan. -C-VTTLE Re
ceipts llKhli shipments , none ; all soUti nt steady
prlco < ; irood to prime steers , $1 7Ctf3 13 fair to
medium steers , JI.WU4.iV. ; common to cool
stockers. t2.7Mtt.ftO.
HOOS-Recclpts , 2CiX ) head ; shipments , t.OiM
head ; market active , sold nt stnjnR lo hluhor
prices ; o. > l to choice medium mul htnvy , $3.C3jr
3.72'i ' ; mixed , $3.COt3.C3 ; ccmtnon lights , $3.GOf
3.C3.
3.C3.MHEEP
MHEEP Recelpls , llg-ht ; shipments , none ; peed
to choice Inmlis , $3.oo < tf5.iO ; common t ) medium
lambs , $3.23)74.75 ; common
\IMV Vurk ilv < > Mtook.
Xi\V : YOllK. Jnn. 17. IlKIJVKS-Herelpts.
2ij7 | head ; untUo slwrs , Jl.40if."i.2.r > ; stncs niul
OXIMI JS.O.'iifl.OO ; bulls , t3.003TJ.75 ; ilty cows ,
f2.Wf3.i'5. Cables ciuote Amerloin steers nt WSf
lie ; rcfrlKerntor beef , SSio { ; recelpla , 101
beeves.
OAI.VlM-Uecelpts , 451 bend ; venls. $5.00ffS.J.
SlIMIIl' ANM ) t.AMIIS Uecclpls. 4r.l bead ;
Inmb.i , t3.0 Ht."i.t0. ]
HOGS Itveclpta , 13.393 bend' steady nt 13 SO ! ?
4.10.
Stork lu SlKhl.
llecord of receipts of live slock nt the four
principal mnrketa for January 17 :
C.itlle. HORS. Sheep.
Omaha 1,110 2,300 4.377
( . ' .ilcago 13.0JO 3S.OOO 17.0'0
Kansas Clly S.OX ) 17.tO ) 2.01
St. I ouls W'OO 4,90 1.40.1 .
Totals 31,310 C2.20G T1.777
\Vnnl Mni-Ki-t.
11OSTON . Jan. 17. WOOL The following nuo-
tntlons nio mndo :
Ohio nml Pennsylvania fleeces. X nnd nbovc ,
27HJ2Sc ; XX nnd nlwvo. 30iT3lc ; dclnlnc , 30'.731c
Mlchlean. Minnesota , etc. No. I Mlchlpin c"inl >
lnt > , 2tiiT2-.ic ; No. 1 Illinois coniblnt ; , 2 f2ic. N'a
1 Now York. New llnmpthlro and Wrinint. 27c
delnlno MIchlRnn , 27c. ITriwiiihed medium Ken
lucky and Indiana quarter blmid , X.V ; unwished
modlum Kentucky and Indiana throe oiihths
bliioil comblnR. 2lr2.ir. Mliwnurl quarter lilmid
comblllK , Z2f23e : Mlviuil tlireo-plqlilliH blnnii
comhliiR , 23W24c ; braid cjmblm ; . 2lc ; lake nnd
Goorsln , 22f723c. Texai wnol. uprlnR medium (12 (
monlhs ) . ] CW17c ; Bcniirod. 435f4rij ; sprlnff fine. ( ! 2
months ) , 175lSc ; scomod , WiQXe. Territory wnol ,
Montana line modlum nnd line , l.WlSt.scoured : ,
4ir ! > 0c ; slnple , f.2'3133c. tUah , WynntliiR , olc. .
line medium and Ono , 15fTl7o. Austiallan ncourrd
Imala o. i.tlit.ii * nilimrllttn T17T7' | > , , > ct , . < ! ilnr * , -nn.l
COIfMc : combing , MffHle. Qucoiisland , Cic.
ST I OL'IS , .Inn. 17. WOOIKIrm : niellum. r
O'ic ; lliT'.it line. 13Hfl7c ; heavy line , SffHe ; tub
washed , iZliCOc ; .
Ni\V ORI.TJANS , .Tim. 17. SraAH Open l- t-
tle , steady nt 2".iJT'.1iic. ; ceiilrlfue'il. uli-i.lv
enuuilntiMl. 41 ! 5TI 11-HV ; whlliw 3 , SirK,1 , \ -
low * , 3sif4 1-lCc ; frccomls , 2iifi3 ic. Molasses.
kettle , steady nt ll27e ; ci'ntrifuual , eny in
5W13c ; svnm st-vuly at 1P 2c ! . '
NKW YOllK , .Tan. 17.SfOAll llnw. ( Inn
fair rennlne , 3'Kc ; rontrlfusnl , 5C. lest. 4V.o ; re
Tlnoil llrm : crushed , C'ic : pi'.viJcivl , 5"l"i' ,
Kranulatetl. r Uc : mouM A. HV"1 ; K'nndnid ' .V
TiUc ; confeelloncrs * A , IH&e ; cut loaf , D ic ; cuboi ,
3 7-lCc.
A niiiTi-iti.vci : < : iv iMtin : .
Tlii Member of ( InIv : l i1ntiire > nisos
til K\tir > NM Ills SurprlNi * .
Four or five AVas-hliiRtoii corrcspondpnts.
relates the Star , wpro telling stories of their
experiences with statesmen , locnl nnd na
tional , when one of them from a state in
the southwest swims Into line with some-
Ihlns a little out of the onlliriry.
"I was dohif ? the ipRislature , " ho began ,
"for .1 syndic-ate of newspapers , wish some
free lance work on the side , and \va mnklnj-
u ipotful of money out of It , During the
course of my ministrations I discovered a
case of vote selling by a rural roi > re enta-
tlvo Hint was astonishing for Its snmllness.
I couldn't Ilnd out what the member sot ,
but It couldn't liavo be < > n much , for the
whole matter at Issue wasn't worth more
than ? ! .fiO or thereabouts. After exhausting
all my sources of Information I thouslit I
would try the member himself and see how
Ktilleless ho was on a little thhi like that.
I didn't dare ask him bis price , but I did
driro lo talk about It nnd I went at him
directly.
" 'Say , younp feller , ' ho ; ild after I had
talked nwhlle , 'how much no you git for a
news Item like that ? '
" 'It's a , pretty bli ? thlnpf for me. , ' I replied ,
persuasively , 'and I'll ( jet $2o for the .story If
I can set It complete. '
" 'How much ? ' he asked , with an eager
air.
" 'Twenty-five dollars , ' I ropeatod.
" 'Geowhizz. . I'd like to have your Job. '
" 'Why ? it Isn't nn easy one. Not so easy
as yours anyway. "
" 'I'Vnps It ain't , ' ho said slowly , 'but It
pays better. '
" 'How do you mean ? '
4 'Why , you jjlt W.1 for Jlst telling about
what I done for $ . " > . '
"The syntax mightn't have been perfect ,
perhaps , " concluded the speaker , "but the
fact was , r.nd that was what 1 wanted , "
\iivrl Itoiul ( 'mij.l riirlloii.
A novel system of road eonslrucllon has
been successfully resorted lo In Monmouth ,
111. The u round was prepared for It by
grading and being allowed to so remain for
two months. It was treated to an occasional
HcrnpInK , so that It would i/aclc evenly ,
being thus rendered hard and oven for the
btylng of n surface of brick , thn chief con
structive feature. The llrst tlilnp wan the
setting of a curbing made of two by HK !
planks HC-ven feet apart , hold by oak stukos
c-H'hteon Inches long nnd put dawn evry
four feet. Inside of this was put n live-
Inch bed of wind , all evened up , nnd n sln-
glo course of No. 1 paving brlc-k then put
down , a line roadbed IHng thus obtained.
Outside of the curb two ft-et of c-nished
rock were laid , graded up to make an easy
approach , this plan Insuring n way of eleven
feet in width , and as the earth on car-h sldo
was ( Traded nnd worked , thorn was alto
gether n width of some forty feet , affording
tracks on eaeh side for use In dry weather.
Such a brick road cost about 'M cents pr
running foot
It U easy to catch a cold and just as easy
to get rid nf It If you commence early tn
US3 One Minute Cough Cure. It cures
coughs , colds , bronchitis , pneumonia and all
throat and lung troubles. It la pleasant to
take , fiafo to use ana sure to euro.
TRLKPIIONK 10r. ; ! .
H. R. PEOEY & CO. ,
11O Board of Trodo Bldg ; . , Omaha , Neb
GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS
Hraucli Offlce. 103S N St Lincoln. Nob.
C. C. CIIltlRTU : . K. .1 STIUJBT.
President. Vlce-I'tcildeni.
O .W. KENNKV.
BecrctBn' .
Cfiristie-Slreet Commissioo Co
( 'llilllll rjO.OOK.OO , I . 'nilI'nld ,
ST001CN. ( iilAI.V AVI ) 1MIOVISIO.VE ,
01,1) fdl.O.NV 111 H.IIVi ( , CIIIOAlid ,
McmberB Chicago Hoard of Trudo slnco UCi.
Grain , Provisions anl X. Y. Stocks
Orders Cash and Kuturo ncllvory BollclteJ
Onillliu Ullli-c , Ulldlll 1 , > . Y. l-lfi )
, , . . I'blillf 1)111. . , .
PI.OVII J. CA.MI'11151 , ; , ,
JAMES E. BOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 1OW ) . Onuihit , Nub
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
HOARD oj < TKAUI : .
Dlre't wlrci to Chlcaco and Now York.
Cormp' " dei " Jobn v. v- < & Co.
BLOOD
POISON
A SPECIALTY.
Primary , Secondary or Tcitlnry 11IXXJD
POISON permanently
Cured in 15 to 35 Days ,
You can be treated nt home for same
price under same ciinranty. If you prefer
to coma here we will contract lo pay rail
road fare nnd hotel bills , and no chatk'e
If wo fall to cure.
IP YOU HAVE
taken mercury , Iodide pottuh nnd still
have nehes nnd pnlns. Mucous Patches In
mouth , Horn Throul Pimples. Copper Col.
jrcd Spots , Ulcers on nny part of the
body , Hair or Eyebrows falling out , It ti
this Secondary
We Guarantee to Cure
We solicit the most obstinate canes nnd
chnllenne the uorld for n rise wo cannot
euro. This disease has nhrnvs hallled tha
skill of the most eminent phyilclnns ,
ISOO.OX > cnpllnl behind our uncondltlonnl
Riinrnnty. Abiolute proofs sent sealed
on application , 1W pnse book pent frer.
A.t.treKs conic ni : > iinv oo. ,
> lnnoule 'I'l-nitile , OlilitK . 111.
OMAHA
MEDICAL
AN ! ) " "ft g&
Surgical 1JffiS !
Institute
'Aru Old
SPECIALISTS
In tlui trenlmenl of nil
Chronic , Nervous anil Private Discisia
nnil nil WIJAKNIiSS RCM
and DISDUDIill.Siif lUCVt
Catarrh , all Diseases of the Note. Throil ,
Chest. Stomach , Llvor. lood | , Skin nnd Kidney
DlpoiBCH. l.ot Manhond. llydrocclc. VciIcocolo ,
notion hen , Olect , K > puls. ; stiicture , Piles , Kls-
ttlla and Itcclal fleers , IHahoU-J , llrlKht'H DIsease -
ease euied. Call on or address wllh stamp lor
l-'rco Rook nnd New Methods.
Treatment by until , vtmwiillutloii free.
Umaba Medical and SurjHul Institulo
1C05 SI , Omaha \ . < b.
W will send 7011 n II vnl3) ) < tnrtrl l
treatment nt thn Ficiich. tleruedi
CALTHOG ! > . > , ( no r. . li'.i and
n leeal ijunnuitcn that CALTlloa n 111
KTOI' IIUrlilirucB unil iiul : lonc ,
Cintl' pi < rninturrlirii , > urlrocelc.
nnd ltl > Tllti : l.iuit VIVor.
O It costs ? n rintlilnr ( to try It.
V'OnMOhlCO. CBI
lly I'ui-eliiiNliiRr litiuilH Jlnilc nt Hie Kol-
liMvInK4 XelM'ii.iUu Kiu-lorle.s.
AWNINGS AND THNTS.
OMAHA TH.VP AM ) HUMiJKH CO.
( Succcsfora Omaha Tent ami AwtihiR l\ > )
Manufacturers tents , awnings ; Jobbers ladles' mil
pcntB' Mackintoshes. Tents for rent. 1311 l-'ur-
nain St. . Omaha.
I1HEWEU1ES.
OMAHA IlltKWI.VCi ASSOOJATIOX.
Carload slilpments made In our own refrig
erator can. Hlue million , Elite Export , Vienna
Export and Kamlly Kxpoit delivered to all lull *
of the city.
conNici : WORKS.
O. K. KI'KMSTHII ,
KACI.i : COHXICI3 AVOHICS.
Mnnufncturer of Onlvnulzcd Iron Cornices , Gal
vanized lion Hkj-llKhtp. TlnIln" nml ; Jute !
IlooliiiK. ARt-nt for Klnnenr's Steel Cclllntf.
103-10-11' Noith Eleventh street.
CUACKEH r'ACTOHIES
iiiscnr AXI > MK . co.
Wholesale Cracker Manufnctuicrs.
OMAHA. NED.
DYE WOUICH.
.SCHOII > S.\K'.S TWI.V crrv DYK
\VOIIKS , l. l Kiirniiiii St.
Dyelnu nnd cleaning of Karments and Kooils of
every descrliitlon. L'lcnnlni ; of line Knrmcnts a
specially.
KI.OUIl MIMA
S. K. ( MlMAX.
Flour , Meal. Keed , llran , 1013-ir-17 North 17th
Street , Omnhii , Neb. C. E. lllaclt. Malinger.
Tclephonu C91' .
iUO.V WOHKS.
DAVIS Ai COWCIM. lltOX W4 KS.
Iron nnd MI-IIHH 1'Nniiidi-i'N.
Mnmifiicturers ami Jnbbcis nf Machinery , nen.
erul repaliliiK n Kpfehilly. 1501 , 1J03 nnd 1001
Jackson blieet , Omahii. Nib.
UNHEEU OIU
woon.MA.v ii.vsinn on ,
ManKfncturers old proecii ) raw linseed oil. k t-
tlo boiled lliifcccd oil , old process K'ound ' llns'-cil
cnlies , Bioiind and m-iccncil llnxsrcd for dms-
Uli-lB. OMAHA , NEW.
J/JUNCJES-JIATTIlESSEd.
i , . c. Dour.
Manufacturer Ixiungcs , Cout-lun , Matlrc pi | Juln
ber of b'prliiB UcJii und I-Vatlicm. 411-113 t-outli
10th Htrcet.
OMAHA itciinivc < ; o.
Manufacturers of high urade Mnllicno. 1202-4
Nicholas .Street. Oniahn.
OVEltAl.h AND SIIIUT KACTOIMES.
KAT'/-XUVHX.S I.'OMI'AA V.
Mfs . ClothlnK. runts. Shlits. Oicralls.
OMAHA. NEli.
KACTOHIES.
j. n , iv.\xs : ,
MSIItlASKA .SlIIItT COMI'AXV.
Exclusive custom ehlrt tailors. I'M I-'arnnm ,
VJNEQAK AND I'lCKl.ES.
IIAAHMAXX VIXKCiAII Gil.
Manufacturers of Vinettnr , I'lckle * , C'atsutn ,
Muslurds , Celery nm > Woicrilcnlilro Sauce. >
WAOONd AND C'AItniAOES.
\VIIMAM l'KKIKf. . < l3H.
Kor n good jut.jtantlal vehicle of nny descrln.
lion , for lepalntlni ; or mbber tires on new or oM
wheels the belt place Is 27th und I e'ivonwurtli
ttreets.
JIIII.MI.M ] > CAIlltl.Kii ; CO.
Cheap , medium priced nml tony carrlaces.
Any thlnt ; you want , second hand or new. Head ,
luartorb for rubber llit ( . wanunted. Itlli unJ
llurney , opponltu Court Houie.
A. a. snirso.v ,
1-101) , Mil DoilKC.
I'ull line of Carriagci , IlugKlta , I'liaelons , I'uny
Curts. Wheels rubber tired. The test Is tha
cheap } * ! .
CIQAIl MANUrACTUllEllS.
A ; CO.
factory In the west. I adlrur jobber *
it Omuha , Kansas City , Lincoln and St. Juieph
lianaie our good * . IWi 1'urimm Kucct.
A. O , T , Co. ; tnoviengers turnUhod ; bae *
cage delivered. 1S02 Douclau St. Tel. 177.