Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 24, 1892, Page 11

—— . COLLECTIONS THE CONDITION OF TRADE. Bank Deposits as Well as Clearings Show an Incre; se. REPORTED AS FAIR, t a Very Satisfac- Jobhers Rep fe in Most All Lines of Business During the Past Week, conditions prevailing in fmproving. Bankers The financial Omaha are certainly report an incre deposita and money comparatively Banks thut were not long ago inelined to restrict their loans, now claim to be ting all the demands of wortiiy borrowoers. The clearings for the week, amounting to 5,170,180, show more activity in business circies, As compared with last year there is an increase of 421 per cent in the clearings At tho samo time some colplaints are still beard of dull times in the retail trade. As a tule. however, January is never a good nonth for the retml trade. Following so slose upon the holidays, during which timo cople ure supposed to huve expended their saviogs, it is only natural that trade in a re tail way should be dull during a good share of January. With thie coming of spring and the revival of industries that lie dormant in the winter time, and the conscquent omployment of idle labor, the retail trado of Omuha must show v materinl improvement, With the revival of the retail trade of Omaba will disappear the last vestige of the recont dull period in Nobraska. ‘T'he smaller towns of tho state report trade in excellent condition and e feeling among business mon getierally was never botter. The farmers disposed of a suflicient amount of their products while the market was hivh ensy. re %0 meet their immediate wants, and they can uow wait for the market to advance. “That they are doing tnis is proven by the sm amount of grain being delivercd the farmers at the present tim “T'hie jobbing trade of Omaba is fu_excellent shape ‘and Junuary vids fair to be a good by month this year. In fact many firms are already claiming that they are haviog the best January trade in the history of their business Hardware jobbers report that the exces- wive cold weather for a fow davs back caused some diminution in the volume of trude as it kept buyers at home and_ retail dealers could do littlc business. For the same reason col lectious were not quite so prompt as they were a little earlior 1n the month. In spito of the unfavoravle weather, however, the volume of trade for the mouth so far makes o very pood snowing. No material change in pric been wade during the past month. Tn the grocery line granulated vanced 1sc por hundred on grades remaming - anchanged goods corn, tomatoes and string sugar ad Friday, other In canned beans are higher. There has beon some advance in meats and lard. Tho coffce market remnins unchangod and no particular change is anticipated for the present. Goods of all kinds in the grocery line nav been moviug freely and the volume of irade is very satisfactory. In New York the Bul- letin remurks that the market for bulle lots of groceries, as o whole, continues to be spoken of with much respect. In some cascs operators admit a little disappointment over the quantity of trade secured since the first of Lo year, but seem to bo able to explain the deficit’ upon reasonable grounds, tho very miscrable weather for o long time' pre- vailing playing an important part, but now, with n prospect of a cold spell, there is a re newal of hove that demand will broaden out once more. Generally goods coutiuue cheap, in somo cases could haraly be replaced at the ruling rates, and that alone induces & fairly confident carrying; but there is o strone belief that all branchos of dependent custom are so scantily supplied as make absence from the markot only a temporary mattor, and while investments may be small they will have to bo frequently repeated, so fur as staplo grocories aro concerned. Fancy goods are to n considerablo extent out of season, and show the greatest irrezularity yet the variations are of a minor character and unlikely to cause sny serious di.- turbance. “Che movement of dry goods from Omaha jobbing houses is vory fair for the season and entirely satisfactory.” The dry goods jovbers aro looking for a very hoavy trade in the near future and are puitiog in unusually bouvy stocks, Omaha’s ary goods market is broad ening out and buyers will find plonty of goods from which to muke their selcctions. At eastern points it is noted that an extremely variablo tomperature and weather conditions have beon nnfavorable to the retail demund for spring fabrics. Whenever this class of dealers are interrupted in advance purchases, the jobbing trade sympathizes to a cor sponding degree, F'rom the soutbern tier of states, aud the cotton belt in particular, the demund bas snown no expansion whatever hence the conservetive policy th flucnced moderato transactions by merch from other sections. 1t must not be undor- stood, however, that no business has been done, as the volume of sales comploted has been'very large, though they bave resulted chiefly from forwardings on prior engage. ments. The major portion of the purchases for spring wero effected some time ago, of which, however, a largo percentage is vet 1o bo made and forwarded. Much business has to be done yet, but with the execution of contru supplying many wants, the actual movement of poods has been lurgoly in_excoss of what has been appareut. While for spring w considerzble has 1o be offccted, in other classes of goods all offorts are being used to the placing of engugements for next autumn and winter; henco the reflection of the Kot is in no'respect an index of the bus! in motion, and particularly since such large quantities of goods ure shipped direct from tho mills to markets of purchase, ‘ho local praoduce markets bhave not been particulurly active during the past week. Vhilo the supply has not beon large, the d2mand has not been as active as might have been expected. ‘I'he retail trade appears to be strongly inclined to buy in swall lots. ‘The leading articles bandied by commission merehants, us butier, egs and poultry, huve commanded good prices the greater part of tho week and the liuctuations in values have not been great, Intho way of fruit, Californi Riverside oravges aro in fair supply and will become more plenty as tho season advaces, Tho !u-n-xou(quumuuu is W0, as against §.00 or Florida brights. At the opening of the season, Colifornia was holding her stock very high, but sho is now gotting ber ideas down mar- somewnat and presont quotations are re garded as very reasonable for this time of yeor. Forida oranges are becoming loss Dlenty. It is a boticeable fact that wn unusually large quantity of russet nges have been thrown on the market from Floriaa this year. A fow tan gerines aro urniviug from Florda saa Cuii fornia. It iy said that tho supply of apples in Omaba bhas been materally reduced but there are still plenty in the countey. Chicago i suid 10 bo careying very lurge stocks of Jowu upples. It may scem a littlo strange at first thought but it is a fact nevertheloss that New York apples have been sold in Owaha for less money than lowa spples. At the samo time lowa stock bas commanded a premium i New York, where there ap pears o be an active demana for some va- vieties of western apples. Oysters are 25 couts per gallon higher in Baltimore than they were two or three weeks sgo. ‘T'ne trade in this line has boen fair taking the season all through, wod a good many oveters have gone into consumption through Omana houses. ‘The Owaha grain market has been fairly otive during the past week and tno trans actions in the mggregate Lavo boen (uito large. On Saturday there was no regular s08sion of the board, an adjournwent veing taken from Frday uutil Monday. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET, OMAHA. up 1 an. 24 cattlc woek foc Rocelpts for th i 40,964 Logs il 75 wLoep wgalnst (7,95 cattlo GL0 Boke, B8 whech Tust k und 12,010 cattie, 411G hox 2572 shuep the corre- sponding week of Juu v, 1ML While there hus by At Hl\ln. off in roceipts ipared with lust, prices have not ¥ not heen widntatued but have declined cousiderably. On Monday aud Tuesduy the exticmely cold wouther bad the effect of reducing” the supply and an advanee 160 to e was noted oo all grades, both Leef stoers and butcher stock. ' Duriug the latter part of the woeek recelpts both kore and at other warket contess wure Leavy sud prices broxe budly, TR oy s T | the week ¢ neg with valu 2'¢ to 40c lower | than Tuesday, the high dav of the week, and | hoz market 1t ias been afferent. There b ven stron shipp e demund, which. with Tigtt Tecorpts Aurz the eAFS DAR of (i becanie more Hher: here was a strong effort WIEH Brices Aot e Riher i & week 4o The sheep market has been featureiess and | prices are substantially the same as a week For a Saturday recaipts of cattle were onty fulr, 1,00 head loes than [ast Saturday, an i the strain. Buyer fised to advance prices and | nder the cireamstances, Trade was vather [ Tiiom ‘Steady oven on the est. while 't took & | Thferior stock. The cattie keptsell nz. hows | ever. and bt Teuho des rabie. Flock remained W01 AL the olome Butcher stock wis not fn very Athou i there was quite stufl i the as. The especiaily for des ruled stronzer on sueh, Th cows sold pretty much t While trading was not sderatoly free and w fu Fance wis offec © cows und ho fuir to good stufl from $L80 to Stockors and feo ers were fn domnd Iy at from & o 8 1 STERRS, 612 40 ) b 1048 Wit p 05 110 1150 21010 7000 40082 1y COLORADO CATTLE. 1 teeders Hoas hog The week olosed with but there hus been a decre Offerings in general somcewhat lichter Week, but the quality Is still Business op d rather sl weuk. Shippimg orders were oral and fresh meat d their usual nimber. u matter of cours but Chicago from e to on sale, there was u ch 1 i ding o markht anze in nickel higher ood heavy hogs soid at on licavy and 28110 light and 1ight mix Truding from 0§10 BLKS (0 380 1t 3 prices piuid was 31103, agiinst and $1.00 Inst liy. is about 2e hizher thin o week sentative sules: No. sh. R 160 § i 3 i h 1 i 4 i i i i i 4 4 i 4 4 i 4 1 h i i i i 1 1 i i i 4 i 4 B i 4 i i 4 4 i i 4 1 i i i i I i 4 i 4 i i ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ 4 h i i h ot} i PIGS AND HOUGH, 450 fats aaay S kkr—Rec the 1 were culls were not good enough for Bwlfi & (o Cuduby Pac {ng company st St Louls Sperry & B 5 | Whittaker Shippers and feeders. Kansas City Live Stock KANsAS Orry, Mo, Jau. 23 colyis, N0; sbipments, Lok A £0od vrisk the fors sold from 32, compared with last week of about this week and commoner w. alers were 1 Packers were bearish as when opened stronger and reports arrived quoting higher, with only 17,000 tkors as weil as others started than Frid T'rude wis brisk ut the ad the pens were practically clearea by ! mixed packersat fron wius large’ The liheral supply doal of stale and was falr and prices Hnary run ne s Friday Hvement roason- Good to 5 10 $260), common roand ted and canning gracdes fron #0010 8155, Bulis, oxem and siacs wers wealk at fron $1.00 to €400, fr 1,00 to £, 00, supply but Lusiness was slow with trading tepresentative 1081 211168 10,1101 21184 2167 1670 I8 Av, T w2 w good ran of sise this week 12000 head. ave beon than lust ir. with prices not overly 11b- ot taking provisions the situation in bid 's general anve and o 10 84 4.0 ed louds from at from v, und avernze of BL07TY Friday ) Prid Iho general market ago. Repre- Av. argest of tho week, but four cars were biiled through and not oifered for sale, and two or th ce londs of the local trac Abunch of falr Colorado wethers. cornfed, { Vrought #4580, The Gemand for desirabie wuttons continues strong and pri fully steady. Fu r o good natives, 8,25 - | orn common and Stoek 82000 i 2000 to cholce lambs, $1.0 @52, | Kepresentutive sales + No, Av. b 10 western wethers, FU TR 10 wosteri wothers 04K | 20 western wethers (TR Reeelpts wnd Disposition of Stock, RECEIPTS CaTTiN s KRR HOTRES & N 15 Cars. Head Cars. Hoad Vars. Head| Cars. | Head “owl 1anl vel sairl 10 . DISPOSITION s MU EUS. CATT & | G dramamo Sy 3 Market. ATTLE-Re- be geucral THE OMAHA DAILY | market was dressod beet and changed: shipping steers <oid at $LR440; cows and heifers, 81906415 stockers and feeders, L) @75 mixed bulls and calyes, ). | HOG 3~ sce (pts. 10,5.0; shiprients, 531, The market was HEle higher, closinz with the @il losts all grades. $54001 257 bilk, 84 Sitenp—Recelpts, 00: shipments, none. The market was unchar Chiengo Live Stock Market., |, cnicaao, T, Jan, 21-(Special Telozram to THe Bee.]-The cattic i rke was quict tolay. the supply not wdmittine of cxtensive | traling, hut the previous day's prices were thoroughly sustiind -siies makine on [ hasis of froq $1.23 to $100 for inferior to cho ce | cows. 8.5 to §50 for bulis, $1%5 t) $8.°0 for Stoclers nn | foaders and at from $200 to ¢ for dressud becf and Shipping steers. Vel cnlves wers quote | at from $2.00 to $3. 0. common to good stecrs the warset is alittie T U o week AZ0. | nly about 16,0 0 us the day's receipts, the hog ninrket continued on its upward | course.” Tt was from to 1ie hizgher than | | yesterday. heavy weights seilinz at from #6.4) | 1o 8160, 0 hi wol hts at from $1.3 to 8 & | These quotations show an wdvance for the week of from e to ke per 100 pounds. ~ There was un netive demand wnd the grester part of thie offerings had gone over the seales before Gg'eloek. Tho elose was stead There was not a suflic ent_number of sheep on sule to muko o market. yet the fow sule made show little or no chianze us wo azain quote ewes at from $15° to #.10. nyxed from £4.50 to $4.85, wetliors tron #1500 to 8030, west- erns from §.10 to $.50, 1ambs from &.124 to 2,40, ll:.m..u we attle, 1,505 hogs, 16,00 sheep, 150, CHICATGO, Tan. 2 ~(Special Telezram¥o THe BEE Evening Journal report CATTLE—Koceints, 500; snipmients, 5o market slow but steady: " tolav's siles. native 4.6 LOMEIS; cows, $1.10%2.5), PR Hoas—Recelpts, snipments, 10,000: ctive and be h'eher: Fough, §4.15@ o und packers. HO0GLS0: prin vy and butehers' wel:hits, $1.45@4.60; light. (@440, Siker--Receipts, 10,000: shipments, none: market steady i ewes, $L55@110: mixed, £1506 fid ethors, BLOKGR50; westerns, £.105.60; St Louis Li sr. Loms, Mo, 1,000; ship fair ‘to Il siecrs ~Reedip “shipments, Wlahors . henvy $h2K0d 45; n GLB0; Light, H.00@ L, Bt BTNy SERMONS TODAY. win e Stock Market, 20, ~CATT B =R arket steady @i olpts, t decline; )" Texan and .000: mar- mixed, & hysies Which Ixpound A from BEE | THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Omaha's Various 1pits, St. John's church, corner Twonty-sixth and Franklin streots, Rov. J. O. Forris, roc- tor. Holy cucharist, 8 u.m. Sunday school 045 a. m. Morning praver, litany and ser- mon at 11 o'clock. Iveniog prayer and sermon &t 7:3) o'clock. Park Place Con Zregational church, Thir- tieth und California streets —S ervices: Sun- day morning at 11; subject, “Victorious Prayer.” Subject in even Godly Ancestry.” Prayver day evening at s o'clock. You are cordially invited to these services. William J. Paske, pstor. Pirst Memorial church, corner of Nine- teenth and Lathrop streets (Kountzo Place) Rev. J. C. Lee of Lombard umversity, Galesburg, 111, will preach Sunaay, the 24th insi., morning and evening, at the usual hours. Sunm\v school at noon At the Centrai United Presbyterian church, Seventeenth street, between Capitol avenue aud Dodge—Rev. John Williamson, D.D,, pastor. Preacking tomorrow at 10:30a m. Subject, “Acceptavle Sacrifice; How Obs tained.” Subject at 7:30 p. m., “Right Use of the Word.” Sabbath school at 12 o'clock. Young people’s meeting at 6:30 p. m. All welcome. immanuel Baptist church, North Twenty- fourth and Binney streots—Rev. . W. Foster, pastor. Services at 10:30 a, m. and 7:80 p. Young people’s meeting at 6:45. Sunday school at 12 m. The pastor will have for his moruing theme: “Tho Tares.’ Ior the evening theme: “Out of & Job,” a sermon for working men. Seats aro freo in our church and the public are cordially invited to attend all the services The First Society of Progressive Spiritu- ahists meets at larathon hall, cornet Twenty-fifth avenue and Cumiug streer every Suuday at 2:3) p. m. Subject for next Sunday: “The Difference Botween the Christian, the Materialist and the Spiritual- 1stic Premise of Nature,” by Prof. W.M. Lockwood. South ‘lonth Stroet Mothodist Episcopal church, cornor Tenth and Pierce streets— Rev. Alfred Hodgetts, D.D., pastor. Class meetings, 10 8. m. and 6:30 p. m. Preaching, 10:) a. m., and 7430 p. m. Sun- day school, 8 p. m. Mrs. Woodward, state organizor of Women's Christian Temporance union railroad work, will speak in the cve. ning. Seats froe. Everybody equally wel- com, Iirst Chrisvan church, corner Capitol avenue aud Twentioth strect-—Rev. T. k. Cramblet, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. und 7:45 p.m. Sunday setool at 12 m. Young People's Socioty of Christian Endoavor at 645 p. m. Subject of morning sermon: *“The Prodigal’s Brother." Evening sermon : “Why Not Frot Because of Evil Doers.’ Baptism administered at closo of evening ser- mon. All are made weicome, Trinity Metnodist church, firstand Binney. W. K rner Twenty- Boans, pastor. Preaching 10:30 . m, ard 7:3) p. m. Sub- jeets: Morning, *“The Second Coming of Christ.” Evening, “Ahao—A Character Study.” Sunday school 12 m. J. T. Robin- son, superintendent. EEpworth League meet ing, 6:40. Seats frco. Everybody mado wel- come. First Presbyterian church, corner Seven- teentn and Dodge streets —Regular services with preaching by the pastor, iev. W. J Harsba, D.D., “at 10 A, and 7:%0 p.m, Sabbath school atnoon. Young People’s Society of Chri ing at 6:50 p. m. Southwestern Lutheran chureh, Twonty ixth s.reet, between Woolwortn and Pop- tiau Endeavor meet- pleton avenues.—Rev. Lutner M. Kuhus, pastor. Services at 11 a.n.—subject: “Tho Gosvel of Hope;” and at 750 p.m. —subject he Sunviicity of Faith.”” Young People's Sociely of Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Castellar street Presbyterian cnuren, Six- teenth and Castellar streets—Rev. J. M. Wilson, pastor. Evening subject: “Tho New Testament Church Stripped of Innovations.” A student from the seminary will supply the pulpit Sabbath morning, the pastor preach- ing at the Southwest church, ‘Twenticth and Leavenworth streets, Kountze Memorial English .ud Lutheran church, corner Sixteenth and Harney—Rev, A.J. Turkle, pastor. Services 19:50 a.m — subject: *Jesus Temptation;” and 7:30 p, m., subject: “What Hinders Your Joining the Chureh ' Sunduy school at noon. Young People’s Society of Christian Endoavor at 6230 p.m.Everybody invited to theso seryices and receive a cordial welcome, “Those who heard Ikey. L. Mass, D.D., at the First Baptist church last Sunday were s0 pleased with that gentleman’s sermons that efforts wero made 1o socure bim to sup. ply their pulpit again, Dr. Moss has con- sented and will proach attne First church to- Mr. Smock will speak at 1040 a. m. Davi 1laces of Chicago.” The pastor will preach at7:80 p. m. Sabbath school at 2.30 . m.Seats free and all will be welcome, 3t. Mary's Avenue (‘ongregational church 1040 &, will be conducted | " Bradley of South Dakot hool at noon. Chapels at oung People's mueetiugg at 643 p m, Cyuthis Christian street, Josepu Shiclds, vastor. Chiurch 4318 Nicholas Preaching at | 10530 8. m. any 7:80 p. w. Sunday school at | 12m. Youug People's Society of Christian | Endeavor at i:45, Subjeet of morning ser- mon, “esus Eneouraging His Disciples, Joha xiv, -, Evening subject, “I Can do | | @l Things Through Christ Who'Strengthens me,” Phil. iv, 1. All are coraiaily invited 10 attend theso services. Scats free. Calvary Baptist church, corner Twenty sixth and Seward, Kev. S. E. Wilcox, pas- tor. Preacking at 10:30'e. m. and 7:4d p. m, Subjeet for the moiuivg discourse, *Unsta- ble Goodness,” uud for the evening, “Why Bu ptists Imwerse Ouly,” Our seats are {reo all are welcome,” SUNI Y « JANUARY 24 0; low grade, [n.n toading stocks on the Now ¥ now White. #2.45: Snow flnke, " | ehianze today 0: Queen of the I L UAMEJack rabis $5) per dor.: small Atehincn Sy it 79" Hines No 1 green snlted hides dymaye; | AdNme kY ¥ Centeat. No. 2 greon salted hides, 3d'sc: No. 1 green | od Lraterrod L o T Wheat Was Hizher Yastorday and Olosed | suited hidos. 35 todo ibe. disiotye: No 2 green | American Express 10 pretereed ¢ J | s ted hides, 2 t 40 1bs, ot No I vea C o Ohio Minstestint With an Advance, £.540 15 168, 65 No. 2 veal calf. 8 1o a0 pro No. 1dr thidos, 7@se: No. 2 dry Ontatto & Wosteri ' 1% — - hides, Mo | dry sited hides, Wi Orogon Lmprovemet 24 Tow. No. 1, 4i4@ic: tnllow, No. 2, dc; grense, Oregon X it BULLISH ITEMS AFFECTED TRADING: | e Vot e s e S Puns and prefor Thetfe BRI oe 0t 57 er. 2i3140; DBOSWAN, Drime, 160 F . o & Alton A E 20 ter idlye; boeswax, prime, Toci roush tal WA Q Pittstura 15 10w, Ty % IR RN Pullman Palnco 18 Reported Recall of Ministes Egan from Min Market. pét- Hudsgn teaing 0 Chill Was Quite n Featur rly Mixsearois M on b.—Thore was no | bk 5 pia L o R TR R 4 . x Were 11iR cdgo to wheat tod sexceedingly dull | Kant Tennbason S tam Private Cables Were Hig nd traaing was limited to a fow smull deals 4o 18t preforre el eforred Stocks and 1. May wheat opened nt 8. an advance of ¢ | do nd prefe 1t S 1 Min. & Man OVOF lust night's close and declined at | Erl 1 14 St Paul & Omabia PR oneo to t wo o and o preforre 1g| do preferred . and - heid to the close, | Fort Wayne 181 ¢ monn’ Coni & tron Cnicaao, 11, Jan, 23—Wheat was higher | wil at Ki%e and January R guined. There was a recession to yesterday's | {iitod up early. No. 1 horthern soid between | L' A SR closing price at one time. but the markot [ from ke to SGte, Roceipts of vhoat here were 3 '3 breYorrad. strenzthened again and closed with an ad- | 215 cars, % Duluth and Superior, Fatas R¥o vance of ¢. There werew number of more | JAhuARy | closing ' Mo, May, orshed o or less bullish items of nows toaffect the early APRORT. Ko, 1 lined, 8.2t Mo torthern, %01 o i trading. The chief one was the published | No. 2 northern May, s to Sic, Lowsviie & N omastake stitement that th- German Kelchstag had S emph it Untario brey arkef Michikan Contra okallvor voted to reduce the duty on wheat until April RNk Kan, i "; “"": TR MU syt b b ity 1. This was subsequently denied by a Ger- KANSAS Ciry, Mo, Ju L o do preferred Rich. & W. P Ter. | 15% ket was dully No 2 hard, 7@ tes Noo2red, | synn, & St 1. faconsin Contral. - 18lg man_exporting house 1o New York and as- | geo S ML iR PR d In the subse juent depression of prices, Corn--Lower but strong: No. 2 mixe I Mirsourt Paci Chiengo Gns i Tho report. that Ministor Eg.n had beon ro- | 843e white, 5o ey L 1o1d Kt 000 | Retiviii oy Leai ot 2 il ! i) 15 TS Were firm; No. 2 mixoed sold at 200 wille Chat r st b culled from Chill was also & bullish feature No. ¢ whiter bt b @ | N3 Centreal thorh ARG, o s W0AC Bradstreet's roported the week's clearances Wasstrong at the decline, none offer- | Norfolk & Weat ptd. sats orogon 8. 1. & U, 8. 0 from both coists ut 4,520,000 bu. and the avail- for No. 2. Cpi bl R it able supply at 1800000 bu. more than at this ERD—81c o a bisls of purs preterred . 16 eV s o ¥ osal. statistiol sure Firm at 67c for sacke . tine last“year. Local statisticlans figured From otos, Beo, prarle, #0.80 TR that the visible supply would show a decrense P8~ IWheat, 30,000 bu.; corn, 100) DU | Tho total sales of stocks today woere 137,000 Ot 1,000,000 bu. Some of the early private cables | oats, Lu0) bu shares, ineluding ison, 34508 Chicigo were higher und reported a better feeling SHIPMENTS—Wheat, 12,000 bu.g corn, 1,000 DU | Gas, 4,150 Lackuwauna & Woes abroad. uod domestle warkets nearly all | outswone. 2 orh. T Erid Louisvilte & Nushville, showed an upward tendency ut the s Imports of Wool at Lond 450;° Northweste fortlwestern pro- Ao Grraringe of . whtaL worb moderats LNBEN; J4h: BT hiboa ot wool. di Prred, 0s; \urllurnl woific. preferred, and Cwith © good | buyine . by © muny | sGNNI S o Tows: New South w Engl 'nd, 0 K e, Toio0 81, Tanl, strong and influential ~ operators. shorts [ W tho past week wero s follon 1 £ St Pt & O, 0101 Union Bacitie ame nervous und covered very froely. ales, d8.203 bules: Queensiand, 1 240, Cen AL A e R A iR torin, 2.160; South Australiu, 2 ¢ . as very fnfluential in fixing | Australi Now Zomund, oty Cape o 3 Viluos, AS Nas ‘boen ‘the case for severaj | Good Hopo and Natal, Kili. rhe grrivais for | New Vonk, The Post says: A Lays his doalinies were in the natarc of w big | (he next serles of & yRow Sou very tame niirket opened today. aecomnaniea sealp, as he bought only on breaks and sold Ries, 071171 Quuoohs o n{uh. by two developments, announced as partl on the bulves, Tle was u free buyer on the PR GAlAL urly favorabio One of thess was the cotre curb and his purchases had nuch to do with g 0 doms tane | spondence between the president of the Mis- the bullish ”1"“ = n lio turned n ng- of Good Tope and N S XUy -three | gourl Pacific and the president | of e bed T Vel tke | thousand bites will be offercil next week. fho Wiy CREGAIMBAT Tho Iue down. When his object had been » co Market hun second point gained “he tarned agoin and covered at |y o L Wi of Wt But neither nosubstantial profit. May opened at 9!%c, wAvKeE, Wi, Jan. 2 -WHEAT— | of ) hutions to good feelin : had any at e, sueged off slowly | Quiet: Muy spring, cishy 8003 | perceptinle effest. Tn somio quartors the cariyv re-overed to 02, wont Off ngaln No, 1 norther g BHITKEL Was Woik - consplenonusty, as asul, in st hotr, buton a report th C Ve, k Lousville Northern Pacifi forred en tuken for export through white, 514 No. but rallies eame easily and the majority of Balt more at about May prices, better late the fist moved little {n elther direction. S contine tal cubles short sellors. with Pardridge al and g0od buyin in tho le 0; sumple, 41B3ve, dull were the stand rd stocks that the atten ton of the honrd w S chietly coneentr wasarally to 2iye, b on elosing sin:le industrial falty, which has be- took the p to 91%e again. but tho market | * 4 Murket, come notorious for its quick gumbling oppor= agaln Arined up on' coverinz by shorts, who | NEw Youk, Jan. . 0ptions opened steady, | tuyitie foarcd to lot their trades stand over on | five points up to five points down; closed | The accumulation of fdle money in New account of the strained Chilian situntion, and | steady and unchanged to fifteen ' points | York eity s fust becoming plicnomes the close was firm ut i up: Siles. 14,250 hags. Janunry. | €nough 10 puzzle the most ingenfons theorist Corn was fairly active and firm, due partly | $E0501500; Tebruar i " Murehl | Nevertheless the changes In’ the saveral re to u re: tho break of the past two [ #1L20G 12005 May #1181, Septe nmr #11.70: | corded items of today's hank statement ilus- days and partly to the heavy exports. which [ spovkio, quict and firm; No 7. trate the fact which is nt the bottom of the ugzrogated 4081000 bu for tiis week. The closo whole phenomenon. With - all this super- shows an ndvinece of fye compared with yes- Liverpool Markets, abundance of monoy, oudtandinz loans wnd Lortiy. LHoUgh AL Ohe Lime ah dvanco of %6 | LiveRroor, Jan. 24— Wikar—Quiet: holders | discounts’ have actually - expinded only was shown. woderately: Calltornia, 88 sauds J¢ per | 81360400 Here “is a4 very unusnal Oats were dull and easy and closed a shade al. récord. Tts only explanation s that lower. ConN—Quict but steady; demand fal :lu;( l‘v‘“'«'rhwf lm:-l\w “"|'|I| ”llmlr Obs 20y 3 nalhiEhoe - | mixed western. 43 7a per cental. portunitics for the profitablo use ol o DO AL T yurad Were” Toam thion tx: | DACON" Lows elour, 451 8 6 per ewt. Toney wo Timited that they ure crowding thole pected and prices were from fe to le higher; LARD-—Prime western, s 8d per ewt. posits in New York. ) thas the New York this gave products a_strong send oft. Ihere were several recessions and rallles and the market closed with an advance of 124 in pork. from e to Tize in tardand de in ribs Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 125 Corn. 3 cars; 0ats, S0 eurs: hogs, 31,000 ading futures ranzod as foliows: ARTICLES. WiEAT No. Jnnuiary. May cony No Junuary Felruary May ..o OATH Ko7 January, May. Mi PORK Janunry. . May LAt - Junuary. ... May... Suowt Ring Tunuary. AiMaysr Cash q FLOUR—Stoud WHEAT —No. spring whe BARLEY—No, 60c: No. 4. £ 0. TIMOTHY SEED—Prime, $1.2321.20, hard spring wheat was marketed here today solosinzatd p. PORK--Mess pork, per bil., 35.40; Iard, per | for export via Baltimors at 91Xe. Country TTiinois Contr owt., 86.4265@0 45: short ribs sides (loose). $.70 | millers nre puying Miy pr it home and Mexican Ch..- dry salted shoulders (boxed), #H4.6213@ | Duying in this ‘market when unable to supply 4535 short elenr siden (boxed), 850 9L0.0n themselves nearer by, The domestic situi- Wiisky—Distillers' tinished gools, per gal., | tion undoubtedly favors higher prices and $1.16 Huur barrols Wheat, bushels. . Corn, bushels. Onta, bushels.. Rye, bunl Barley. mark NEW Yonx, puckages: busheis. TOTEN 1y and On the Proluce exchange tod W Yol ). 23, exports, market dnll, but unchanged; sales, spring. whent, 3047, 24@2c; ordinary, 20! otations were us follows: 1 wnchunged. No. 2 red. S04@80 weri No. 2. UTe. b. white, f. 0. No. 3 f. o. b, Cut loaf, unchinged. nd shipments today were as fol- ay: Tho butter fancy creamery, 284@ e ordinary. rk Markets, Lour—Recelpts, 2 6,601 barrels, 4 3 bbls, Conx MEAL—Dull; yellow wosters, #2500 WHEAT-Receipts, 80,250 bu.: exports, 145.- 212 bu.g sules, LOW00 bhu. fatures, 112,000 bu. spot. Spot inrket irregular, closing steady: No. "2 rod. RLOZG@LOY: In store _and elevato, BLO4L@L 014 afloat; LU @100% 1. 0. b 3 red, 00@0 e un crnded red! D0e@L0T; No. 1 northeri, #L041,@1.06; No. 1 hard, $1.06%G@1.0 rilier Options adyance on firmer cables ‘ll,d local coverings, dec Tned hae e I'rench eables, closed firm at un- cos L0 10 up; No. %, rod. Junuary changed pr # @) April, #1.0 Juily, o Ry les, 4,000 bu. BARLEY—Dul BARLEY MA made, Cony bu.; spots siules, spot steady; No. & uil U: ungri i, closing Tt and “lower’; Marcl, 35001.04, elasing $1.00 (h) 1; No. —Dull; Recelpts, 185,725 bu,; 540.00) bu. murket e d 1 Februar . closiny closing #1.08%: h, $1.08%, sdune, #1014 ‘e, western at 2 Milw Cunad , T1@Te, - country exports. 160,46 of futures; 8L00) bu. frregular, in elevutor: od. igde; No, No, A, #si6lqe: steamer mixed 4ol e Options advanced y@ige, und closed firm on covering und lurge Clvarings January. 4010 closing ¥apity, 8%e; Yuly, o Oas by spo dull; a6 spot. 10,0 i suies, spot engo, ke, CUr MEATS plekled shoulders, 43 Junnary, No. 4 whit @31y e: white western, B@4210 o Iteloipts, 15,175 by 0 b, market 45 on “The | extra princ, .0 Firu: bruary, d0tc, closing 9% March, @497, aiwdsie, closing ports, 10,000 06,000 bu.” of wonk; options doe; M od westeri, 0. 2 Chi= of future dull_and brunry, {in ; Quiot: sh ®@ic; good to morrow, both morning and evening, oi=abloti SUIBpIDgs P0RT; Bopd & Hillside Congreeational chureh, cor- | o 1nmodcrate and firms st ner Thirty-seventh and Ohio streets, | common 10 chof cific eoust. A, H. Ross, pastor — Mormng sers | 2i%e vice, 10:40, Sunday school at nooni Young | , SUGAR—Raw. aulet an fair regning People’s Society of Christian kndeavor, | o 2i-10ci ccutrifus, b1 Fox 3 ] of | v | Bued, quiet and it doaf, G:15. Vesper service 730, s Kfirst Methodist Eniscopal chureh, Twen- | MoiAssEs—t orelgn, nominali New Orleans, tioth and Davenport straets, Rov.' P S, | steady, quict; eommon 40 tancy. SN Morill . Do pastor, © 10:30 . . vA | SicEZbull und stondy; gomistic fulr w ex- 0, 730 poom,, “How Paul | i, tiiise. v . AWadid ool A bout Omana”s Binduy sonser LETOLEUN—Unitod Abagd for Vebruary at at i, 0, 3 f o ALLOW quict; eity (3200 foi cK). Westminstor Presbyterisu—Twenty-ninth | 410 bid REAMAKIN 0 kP and Mason streets, The pastor, Kev. Jobn | KosiN—Dull ana steady; strained, common Gordon, .., will preach at 10:3) a. m. on | 10 good, $1.4x51.4 , “Dovotion 10 Man," aud at 7:50 p. m., on | PURVENTINE=Quiot afid steady ntsi@se “Tho Soul’s Need of God.” Sunday school | ,Fii% - Fisy M“f quistywestera, Wiy at 12:15. Meoting of Young People's Society | "l fka: Qitich: wtendysl wet salted New Or- of Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. mh 4 o s T e N At People’s chureh, Bighteentt and California | lecved, 51100 1a. | @ streets. Rev. C. W. Savidge, pastor. Rev. Pouk—Quist aud stepdy: wess, 8.75@GH0T; plcklea bellies, e bid; Didi hams, $a@sic; middles, quict: snort clear, ¥ ib. LAub “Highe e ut 4175, tierces: i, p Burreis Quiet Western creimery. 2@ i2e; western faetory. . e iy, 0145 .4 firn ud 20 t uivt; western st reoss opton sales, Thuruary, #hi: 513 My, 3.96L0.05, ol western dairy. 8@Zie; 15 @2d'se; Elgin, e Fairly et ve and firm: purt skims. N -Moderate active; American W—-Dull and weak; 12 ke, $10 0011 00, Quict and easy; domestic, 8.1 EGG3==Fresh stock mostly & BUTrER--1air o good, 1 @7 try. @2le. Poviriy turkeys. HAY Frovi Pateut, 8260; Star Superly Faully, 0.8 @ e Por tou, £ Oumulin Milltng company’s Roliance DGl and wonk: strilts, £19. Chickens, good Lnying © My stock, 6ise, duil: 1o@iic ¢ and ducks, Lle Patent. 825 Loi 5; Snowliake $10); Fane Lman's Gold Medal, 8.6 DGROTY: " nks arc now finding themselves almost St. Louis Murke awamped with funds, Teoutsido business wero e TLou e WHEAT—Unset- | 10 revive. or even spoculation on the Stoc b Lowte, Mo Jun. . -WHEAT=Unset- | xciiange, u fair share of this could bo em- OihN=Tiowor ployed: ws 1t is. most of the money les wholly OATs—Lower. idle. This is a curlous sequel 1o the prodic- tlons of a lght money market current among not a few wise SIX months ugo. which were PORK—New, $11.65. AL LARD—Firni at $6.20, WhIsKky—31.16. ondon Stock Market. [Copurighted 192 by James Gordom Bennett.1 CINCINN. LONDON, Jun 2h--[New York Herald Cable Special to' Tie Bek. - Business was quiet on the Stock exchuan:e today, owlng to the | ATS— Wenked itod attendanco of membors. The market Wiisky—21.16. gonerally exhibltod nnlerogular tendoncy REFRE nds, however, wera firm: Consols ad Tragers Talie yanced o per cent. | Home | rallway _Cmcaco. 1l “Keanott, Bopking & | Heret /8 PO i houis i Culodom Co. to 8. A Cables were lower. | 5 materially lower. Changes in others and there no_apparent reason for the [ o™ SN pltiThal onen mostly eurly strength except the fact that room | aouinst holders. Americans, though not p traders were generaliy shoit and wanted to | fetiney Chveise, Mospnsi to e ok cover. and there was little wheat for sale. and closed fuirly strong. There wi Clearances today were rather lsht, but for | §1) G5 GHELY SIECRE (ISR, W the week, both ‘houst 34000 bushels larger | preference, hut the changes 1o the others were than the previous week. Receibts ut [ nge i por ‘Canadinh lines woro rojeote eastern_ primary markets continued o | byt elos especin 1y Grand Trank i fail off, and for the week are about | gyes. Mevicans scarcely moved all day and 000 bushels less thun the previous week. | cloge without change. Money was very littio This wouid show a decreasc in the next visible supnly of from 1,350,000 10 2,000,000 busheis, hut transfers from public to private elevitors, ana vice versi, may prevent u statemont of actual conditions. One thing, however. is cer- . nume.y that furmers cinnot or will not ver freely v these low prices and supply will probibly shrink some A round 1ot of 100,00) bushels wanted. With the Tnere ing cupital, owing 10 the ury biil od supply of float- eni of troas- outiined at '3 per cent. nt market there were very tow bills brought forward: of those, two or three months' were quoted at 15 to 1% per cent. the from now on. LONDON, he follovinz we PR LVER--42 0-10d. 1t of buliion Erle feconds BaAw foreixn statisticlins are increasing materi. their estimates of the wmount from Awmerica in the next six ly required nionths We exported i the Tust six months 120.0.0,00) o nihi A aa e bu. and it i thouziit as much more wil be required beforo the next foreieh hurvest 5 Russti which shipped over 000,00 bu. in the [ New youx. st six months will supply nono the’ cominz | g ks M hronthis ARG 1L i hellaved other countries | SHo%388E bul WILLEL] Short of the amounts sipped by (hem e B alien s T (he firat six months of tho past vear. 1t o s e will perhips take i it tinie to convinee +he | f904¥: 87 L o\ Now spect utive publie of these ehuuging condi- | §PIGNEYS % Per conts exchange o tlous but wo are tnelined to think that | oyl Voos, BI0IAD A0 tho market witl soon show much strength. | 5% REAALE daluaces, SEUBR A, Ko Near.y 4.000,00) bushels of corn were exportod fron the four Atlantic ports for the weelk just closed, or nearly 7,00°600 hushels more than in ances, 0,0 Three per ceonnt It rentes. 03, the preceding week. Recelpts at the prineipal BALTIMORE, Md . Jan. 2.—Bunk clearings, primary markets’ feil short of tho pre- 0,003 bidances, 8IT710; ratee 8 por cents ¥ious moelostracaineatalols LA Busuelli (Wb ApRomia i, Bank eioar- This W tndicato u considerable de- g0 FLAGL001; crease in the o visible = supply. At LiaaTTr (e waok: i balanees, tho decline the export demund has SN money. o por cont shown Invreased activity. The warm weather KANSAS C1Te, Mo, Jun. 23, will nterfore with This and the re- [ gAY duced pri will 8 cause shippers to NEW ORLE, La., Jan. rings, hold thelr grain decrensing recoipts | g 500 ke and increasing exports fuethor decline in [ 8T 111 dun 21 —New York exehange vilu-s is lprobable. Both foreign and do- | o0 "\ediitia Mooy ensy i mestic markets aro now on | e RECIer I 6 B O ulon8s for the wok, good. healthy consumptive = basis and | G2 Steriing exchunge stoady und u conaitions séem to us - decldodiy favor- [ oyl = able to holders. Tho exvort - of oats | CNIRES L ey g ts of specie increased 450,000 bushels over the provious | g0t LU PR Tast weel weel, but the market is dead — The decreas- |4 6unied 1o #65 of which #5000 was gold Ing supply of hozs «nd the iereasing exports | i8G5 siiver. The mports of specto for of provisions, which have been very luree the | (he week amounted to $121,12, of which #119,- pist week, ure glving speculators more “on- zold and #1350 sHve; fidence and restrictinz the excessive ciferings 8 gold sndig) i of the bears. It looks like w bull mar- SEreme ket n provisions and we advi: Boston Stock Market, purchuses on all reactions. BosTON. Mi Jan, 23, =The followinz were New York Money Market the closinz prices on stocks on the Boston stoek market toda, EW YOIK —MONEY ON CAL An. sy with no loansi elosed offered per cent. Atchiison & Topoiin, &2 Boston & Muntana Pitese: MERCANTILE PAVER—00705 por cent, | Boston & albmuy .. 20l (ulumet & 11 iLNG EXCHANGE-Quiet but' steady at | Hoaion & Maino.... bile rankin, fi svtorimixty asvibiliesand BLBNTariden | bl Varg liLitic Kitg Oncooin M nt x I p 1 5?2 Suntu Fe Copper Fhe clostng quotations on bonds: A e T P F— IMutual Unton s, TToig Mex. Cont. common Annison Land Co 5 Mot nen e on | NV &N Engiand. 1o Boxton Land Co i Norih, Pucilo 1sta . Tlasg | N: Vi & N. Kz a8, 1213 Wowt End Land €0, 1714 North Pacilo 2ndn. 6+ | Old Colony IRR I asLERd Eand Co., 1T Northwostern Con . Wy | Rutiand commic 4 Lnmson Store 17 North Devent bo. 107 | Wis( 144 | Wator Power i I oW S0t de SEL &L fl by [ do pref e S . aow kot i SU LA S K Gen w07+ [ Allones M Co.(new). D I K B € LW Canindi 8o, 2uds, S raal Conpota A0 | RuaNtio...oxeree 107 Houston Thomison | 10k Con' Pacilc Iats 1% C & e It 11 sy Don &1 G, Iats £ 02 LG T et 8 Denver Mining Stocks, LNl it Ton Userio st is DENVER, Colo,. Jun. 23 —The following 11st is MK AT Gen. i BIT| West ShOTE wenrri d02tg | the elosinzquotationson the Mining excnunge MK & T Gen. s it woduy. Sales 1,500, ~ - W STOCKS AND BONDS, Amitr. L T OkCor D6 [Justice 2 NEw Yok Jan. 2-The stock markey | hargkomCora ... 0 |Justioa T today presented no foutures of speciul inter- | Brow et 11 estand the most that can be sild was that in s 13 [ Ma7 Mazepns W spite of persistent attacks by the local bear- 421281 ) Oro £ 1sh elenient, prices were well hold and fow | Clay County 10 Park Coidildat | changes of lmportance ure seen. The most | Pimnond B0 o el Bay ftock o 14 striking development of the duy was the con- | Enimons Eorilanase o tinued heavy gzains shown by the bank state. Gettysburg. Paul Gold 10 ment. #5.0 0,000 n cash and #1L030,000 in e 5 — posits, and it i without question that th New York Mi banks are now in 0 stronger posi New Youk, Jan. 2—The following are the tion than In uny of the previous yoars at | Cl03IuE mining stock quotations the sane season, excepting possibly 15, The | Allce. 1 (o siiver opening of the market was irrogular atslight | ROA°K feicner. .. 25 Onturio changes from last night's figures but the bears | ( h\v“nl‘ :."» lY{rh\l t tked tho list Smmodiatoly, payinz speciai | Crown Valnt U 10 Plymouth attacked tho list mmediately, payinz speciai | Growy Holt o 2 |piawo attention to Northern Pucific” preferred, | Dewdwood 140 |Ktorra Novads. ... . I thouzh Omuha reversed its movement of | Eurekn Con 18 [Sinidard i ey JANS. TaNsRaNL ot JUSXRMERK 311 Conid & Cusiy W |Union Con i yosterday uwud dropped huck 1 p It On | R Noreross. .. 170 |Yeilow Jacket. 10 the other hand u few material sdvances were | Homestake. made in some of the speialties. Distiilers ris- fng rapidly und Munhatten galniug 1 per San Francisco Mining Quotations, cent The pressur wus abuted after SAN Fraxcisco, Cal Y~The oMelal whe first half hour but the Werings | closing guotations for winiug stocks today continued large and there were no full rallles | were as fol.ows until the publication of the bank statement, & i [ R e banitions assitiod® nras Brauar: 3 o o0 | tions und most of the list were bLrought up eat & Boiciier ® |8 10 { beyond the opening. In this movenent New | BodieConsolidated 19 |Biorra Nevada | ndy O wud the industriss we 818 |Unton Con Vi nent, Dut i ralroad slocks the fi 18 |Utah alings showed i reactionary tendency. | Eureka 10| Yellow Juck market tnally closed actly and | Gould & ¢ I NoQ | e generally wt lnsiguificant chaoges for | Mexican zh W T P tue tuy. Distitlers is up 2 per cent; | Mouo ® (N Bl | but no other marked changes occurred. Thers | Aount Disblo. 16 | i e | was absolutely uo feature in raiiroad bonds ~ — and Dusiness of #1, 14,000 1o chiunge of iin- 2 [ BOrtance took plico. the wholo 1iat being | Jack Frost has a special mission in winter held at t sime level, Atehison Incomes, St it's to chan up our bhands sud cheeks, and | Lou's, Southwest iests wnd Union Pacific | Jack Frost says he don't like Haller's Aus news ‘worg active, bub falled 0 »-0re any | traliau salve a bit, it cures the “little chaps' Rulns right up. Governwost bonds have been dull apd | P& UE R steady. State Londs heue been dull und firu Tue fe.lowing are the closing quolations for l Dr.Cullimore,eye audear, Bee building 1 BURGLARS STRIKE 1T RICH. Safe Treitschke's Saloon Blown and Robbed of its Contents, SECURED DIAMONDS, CASH AND BONDS. Very Smooth Plece of Work Neatly Exes cuted by the Yhieves Nelthor Block Watchman Nor Pollceman Knew Anything About the AMeir, Burglars made a comfortable haul between 1 B o'clock yesterday morning At Julius Troitschike's saloon at Thirtoentn and How- ard stroots. They foreod a side window with & crowbar, und after unlocking all the doors from the inside tacklod tho safe. A lole was drilled in the safo door about six inches below and an inch to the left of the kuob, aud thon & charge of blasting pow der inserted that toro tho door from its hinges and hurled it fuily ton foot, smashing some of the wood work of tho bar. The robbers secured $76 in monoy, and about 00 worth of diamonds, €440 worth of foroign bonds,and so far as is you known, about 3,000 worth of personal” notes, although thero may hava been evon more than that amount. The lut ter, howover, hiad_not been endorsed and payment on them has beon stopped. ‘The bonds are nogotiable, and the haul of the burglars will not them somothing like $1,500. A uow watch chain and_several gold studs end other pieces of jswelry aro includ- ed in the list of missing articles, Tho noise of tho explosion was heard by several partios living the ueighborkood, but they didnot realizo what Nothing was heard by oither tho policeman on the beat or the block watchman, “1 don't pay any more block watchinen, said Mr. Treitschike, 1 have boeen paying since 1583, ever sinco 1 have boon located heo, but T will draw the lino right here. Novody know anything about it, until the bartender_came in shortly after 5 o'clock to open up. Everything was gove thon, with the exception of tho drill that they used on the safe. ‘That1s all the detectives have to work on." Rawitzer,northoast corner of Tonth and Ok streets, was entered Ly two burzlars about 2:30 o'clock yosterday wornivg. Thoy wero evidently frightened away before they had completed thew in tended operations, but they took with them an_overcoat and’ a pair of beaver gloves, valued at about 0. desage La Grippe. No healthy person neod fear auy danger- ous consequonces from an attack of la grippe if properly treatod. Itis much the samo us « severo cold and requires precisely tho same treatment. Kemain quietly athome and tako Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as diroctod for a severo cold and a_prompt and complote recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tondency of la grinpe to re sult in pneumonia. Amoug the many thous- anas who havo used it during thoe epidomics of the past two years wo have yet to learn of a single case that has not recovered or that has resulted in pneumonia, 25 and 50 cent bottles for salo by druggists el Dr. Callimore, oculist to Mo, Pac. Ry —_——— WILL REST ONE WEEK. Wind Up the Business of the Sept The September torm of the district court gave ono spasmodic flare yosterday aud then died. Business has been very quiet in the courts for several days and only one or two judges nave done any official work, Yesterday morn- g, howover, Judces Doane, Irvino and Ferzuson held court and transacted o small amount of business,after which the Septem- ber term was at an end and tho court will take a vacation unuii February 1. Judge Ferguson made a ruling in the famous Davis case. in whicth tho husband, Doug Davis, sought an oraer of tho court to restrain his divorced wife from visiting their children, The covrt dirccted that tho chil- dren be given into the custody of their graud- mother, who should have char:e of their training and education, and that the mother be allowed to visit the cnildren at stated periods. Judge Irvine decided the caso against Nels 0. Brown, who was charged with contempt of court in_disposing of certain goods and chattels which were subject to & judgment obtained against Brown. It was cluimed by the prosecution that this property, which had been oxempt during the life of Brown's wife, had necome subject to execution by her death and that Brown had put bimself in contompt of court by disposing of tho propesty. Brown claimed to have disposed of the property order to raise funds to bury his wife. court held that he was in contempt. Judge Doanc made a decreo in tho caso of Heory I, Cady aguinst Mrs. May A. Upton, und otuers, holding that a mechanic’s iien on tho proerty of the aefendant for construct- ing a building was vahd. Judge Irvine issucd & restraining order acainst the mayor and city couneil ut the in- stanco of W. F. Gurley, to restrain them from passing an ordinanco repoaling an ordi- Courts Fina in The nance passed by tho Iast council, creating & pavine district, which ncluded Izard stroet from Eighteenth to Twenty-third street. The petition property owne alloged thata majority of the s on that street had selected red Colorado sandstone as the paving mat-rial to bo used and would uotify the council to that effect within the thirty days allowed by law. The plaintiff charged that the proposcd repoal was a schomo to de- fraud the property owners of their right to select the material to be used for gradivg. imilar restraining orders werc issued by Judge [rvine at the instavce of 1. C. Bruner in tho cuses of Twenty-third street and Michigan stroet, upon the same reprosonta- tions, the paving material in both cases being red Colorado standstone. Jolin Cathers, attorney for the Real [Estate Owners association, endeavored to argue a motion before Judge Doano asking to be allowed to erase three words from the restraining order agaiust the city 1o provent the puyment of claims of judges and clerks of eloction. Judge Doane stated that he would hear no motions, as this was the last day of tho term, and he had too much on hand Mr. Cuthers stated rds that the ~ council took the stund that the restraining order prevented themn from allowing & claims sing out of tho election and refuscd to act or such clayms, Mr. Cathers said that the object of his motion wis 1o erase the words by means of whichi the order might ba construed to apply to 8uy claims, irstead of to the claims of judges and which was the intent of his app an mjunction, Judge Doaie was engaged the greater part of the day in hearing further arguments in Suang. e Spoopendyke Tells s Wifo Something, Yos, 1 800, you have got a tersible looking fuco-—-ull pimples and blotehes, Now, Mrs, Spoopendyke, I you'de let those oyorlasting, dodgasted powders and cosmetics alone, and use Haller's Sarsaparilia and Buvdock com= Seuf pound you'do look like something. . - - D, Cullimore, ocalist, Bee bulding - THE REALTY MARKE, ENTS placed on record Jinuarg WANKANTY DEEDS W G Shriver and wife to G G Eiehliorn 108, blk & Shriver place L Altharose Kice wnd husbind o G 1t Seottlots 5 to 1, W and T Andrews' sub v 4,000 GW Ammus aud Wite o 8 Wialluce 1 and 1, Lik 2 An 1400 TS Tooloy wnd wite 16°3 1 Phonson wis ot bik 2, Cotuer & Archer's ud 10 Bouth Ol 0 Edw Whitwun and wife @0 Richd 1 wiland wife ot Areher plid 000 Sehrocder, truswee, 1o J J Lark i on 4 Bik 4. Meidis” fest ad toSouth O w0 Bank of Beuniugton to Michuel Mizeld fot 1, bik 4. town of Bennington 40 Micnuel Mangold to Mangold” & Glundt siine 0 QUIT CLAIM DEEOS ¥ D Mulr to W I Hoopes 168 1 vote 100t OF thist pirt of tax lot 113 s lying wof sw cor Farnan nnd sist street 1,000 Total awount of trausfors., 00