Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1893, Page 6

Y. PRI nlvd Joey fow the shippers cc L Diying. This Tho et of stimufaling the ninrket consia Ably, trade wis brigk and pr for desitable offerings at least, mibed fally as strong and not Tnfrequently stronao than Tucedny d 1o “Anco was not nearly <o groat and the move- ‘ In_common with mf general 11st wore kept ment was very slow; cnsh, d8c; February, | within narrow limits. Thore were few de- 854¢; eldediy strong points, however, chief among OATs Ma, which” was Manhattan, ®hich -~ responded her, closin sharply to a_new inside huying movement, RUTTRR ristng From 16714 fo 162 ard closingonly ' pe¥ | wa o - s Dist A Iairy, 152.27¢ cont Tower than the hest with o net gatn of 4 1 e W0 1o 1600:10 steers sold at from angs Were Distarbed by & | M4 I G ged: 2s@asise per cent | Supplementary to this ‘mosvnent | 8425 1o 86.00; fair to good 1,000 to 12001 Big Flurry in Wheat. Poitk. Easter, but not lower: #18.2% for old; | was onc in New York & Northern preferred, | steers trom 3,65 1o #1.15.ana poor to faie stuft CONMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL firm at 480 NI for cample lots ~ W Traders ou £19,20 for new, ' Lard RECEIPTS- Ficur bu.; corn, 127,000 by Quiet at #1104 3,000 bhls.; whent onts, 18,000 bu hiows an advance of 2 per terwar Tent at one | from $3.50 down.’ The feeling was weak throughout on the thidinm to inferfor grades but with a good geneial demand the pens were MANY €O Pright of News Liopt Dealers fusy Cnica with n s Awarfed oy what the 1 the winter ! the flurry w most fron buying by The hopeft Bulls was 1 ed ove eonsed Iate bul ngs. o 10 by 79! erovid marke ports ubled some pilve higher. T and tho pric tlon Bullish foel May pricet a8 Strong sles of Monday s ¢ ket got Thi It her " buying the to Bl 5e nt en atir h 1 ealled nctiv being slow ment display start were 1 yostordny aftory @ for Muy the 10 %e, Jocal © ing yo todily wanfs, Oats attr oy by ||~ tho Eash demar Tain class ¢ with a ool rds from nee, hut o ee gain. from th The receip rlally and yards, The wore lettl brokers wei free scller Hat time, the s1o, duct. the highe: ton from Pr prices yostel E 200 cirs 26,000 he The leadi; AWTICLEN. | No2| Jnnunrs...| May... Juiy. Corn No. 2 January. ¥ebruary Jnnuary., hl.mnry, nouary . gy Bhort liive- Junuary. ‘ _May ... “@ash quotations w Frour—Si standard gr WHEAT N Conn- i 891440 No. 4, f. 0. | AX'SE MOTHY Ponx Ibs., 10 9.4( 29.6214 10.25 Wi 21.35. Suaan--1/ geanuluted, o 9,70 SKY "The following W ments toda; Wheat, bu Corn, bu . market was strc Eggs, strong; stri 20@29¢. New Yong, Jan 11 exports, 1 800 pl active, firn Cony M WhEAT 000 bu.; sn spots. Spot Ang advune 8lige in st No. 1 nort No. 2 nori Opilons W 2¢ higher crop by frost; fro uecount ax llll‘ local sl 0.2 red, I luu bu.; spot. Obh- in el mixed, 45 option’s W ns following wii it i, closing at b closing at § OATS - I B30y 423 wester HHAY-— cholce, 75 Hors—Quict and steady. Raw, firm: refined, qui MOLASSES Buaar Rice Eaus 1| 885 recelp Hives h ed, 4 60 1hs., H@Tc. I 0@ 10 e ensy rees at # brunry, BUTTER 17@24¢ we l!fl!‘i'.n- EES P Thox steady, quiet; Amerlcan, $12.75@ 10.50. Coveen LEAD 1o AN Flru; Straits e N ]un-u. d the samw oss s only * o5 Lowie, Mo took 14t Mess, sales, Bu.; sale ota strongor, fuirly Ktendy; Falrly active i Jupin, 41504 i short cle western steam closed MBINATIONS CAUSED TROUBLE | & e slag by g gether with Bullish ¢ rop ta \ Day | I the e : fiurry in wheat of nearly 8¢ abu on ge. Tt wa en working for since san. 1L wnsaimenlt to say while on whether the 1 of the shorts, or trom the ¥ market grossive Iden orything mils have 1ot « che 10, came i a stren: the fri i il fo houses, sh crop news tures of e t that the after the for the | was sus- | i vuying | g ¥ bu i it wetendy 0t 70%e. WIth no offer- | on ennetts and Swartz's brokers try= | que o sior.s | it price << 1ot omewhat t put the price up to 70%e. |1 sold Teavily (o ¢ 1 went bick o7 I Pardridge n ot started where it and and_others ric 1 N fiore wis uu Adnter | € York | W full of erop dn TS (e eables quoted Liverpool W hall feeling reti e « o went 10 50 1l LALOr messages L 1 ahrond and abont it onelied Ble, with (h an hour before. The lar Lo ensdi wheat it 4¢ over the o Cwere reported by elevator peo- G o ni N at big 1Tt hefore the | fivr Jats firmed the groat Liverpool and Parisover the terri- i Uhe continent. [ was evident f Ularge shorts were buyers. ‘The | | her a \ thi Ay 1o T ot only try 10 hold tofore, but helped th here and at The wmarket | by Ustrengthened sand on the 1 \ ¥ “Drice rose quicily from Nisth pofnt with salvs ni 81 A n fale amonnt Ket was not whit ot uny tine, the tade o wl nclined 't duiz, The yed wasstronzer. Offering fahit, thongh initial tyades’wer finalquotations, The s greadually advaneed Sy sollers WEre nore numnerous | Ked haelc e, advaneed from e psed with from %e to 3e gain. v eoneern eredited with free ok the same position good proportion of the < continued interest th i, helpe surroundi and active much nore fecling was e advance in (he ) the small movenent i ent no little fizure with o of operators. The market op N deny w fractional advi . and sold_up af « weted, losing the ad- | 4 eloscd with from e bu, e 10 e, gained s i reaction in the prov y strong market of previous days 1 13 S0f diozs inereased very miies e ed off the marketat the | U7 s so-catled bull elique of ng the market alone. Armour e doing but dittle. Reum was of pork carly, possibly on i ely sold a big lot of I Wi lors broushit ble pro- Juite general thit 1 10 the 10p, unless ogs €0 ovisions closed shout 10¢ hot- foritha dugs Tl rday of 80¢in pork, T ins Dis for tomorro ) cars; oats, 8O Cirs; 15¢ in 1 futures ranged as follow: hi OPEN 4% © 18 621 | w0 18 70 il | 18 18 65 l | 185 Is 1 10 50 P 10 6 10 50 1046 10 4 10 80 1050 | 107 o] 9 9520l 940 ere as follows: sales wt about former 9 9716 i1l low; No. 8 spring, No. Hige wii . 2 red y ghe 421403 No. 3 yellow, | o t 2 white, 0. by | tod i 0. 3, 1.0. b, 422 { \ 3 1t n 0. 1, #1.10. REE] Prime, per bbl )i Khort ribs, salted bjshort clear \hh‘-» \hn\mlv,!lll Distillers' finished goods, por gal., | we zed; cat Stundard : © the recéipts and ship- nel fo ad us y [ WECEC TS S i pr i 13,000 of W visf on New York M alpts, rket moro wr; sules, 30, L--Quiet, steady. Recelpts, 13,925 hu.; exports, 67,- los, 5,520,000 bu. fuiuress 16,000 of s dull, 13,2 higher, with the open- o checking business No. 2 red, 81 o and_elovator; hern, B2e; No, 1 therh, 81055 3 ar in a pr! H2NO e aflont; havd, 90@001e . 8 spring, 76 five, exeited, strong and 1500 sport of dimage ronall Tng for northwestern prelgne I stroot cablos; on i so th wh bu; Well s by T horts, togithe ob BOWS1 1 we 1 00 ctive; No. 2, bi)'y 0 ungraded Spot. lo QA oro fiirly ¢ At o ive, firn d' the wes arch gatees May Btaeiode, closing it oipts, 30,500 bu.; ‘oxports, 30,0000 b, Of futures, 16,000 b, spot. active und_dull; May closing it 393c; spot No. 2 white, wixed westoen, 875,@39450; whitd 444501 No. 2 Chicago, 390 shipping, 6O@Sbe; 10 thi n ¥o0d to Do, e pr New Orleans, steu al stlady; domestie, 81 it Feco iy firmer; pts, 1,806 pk western | New Orleans Texas solected, $17.50@ best, sulted 0 10 .xli 1bs,, d@Te; of of 1 moss, ; ol @ ot d, quiet at #10.95; option sules, 500 L) 3 Mureh, #10.75, fir 10.07 $10.6 Fair demand SLOED CRORIIOEY 1y fo sl Je i in. western dadry, Elgin, ood demand. ke, +. $12.05. 00, Quie st W St. Louls Markets. 11—k Lovg ~Firm and Lat no advance vstablished, and higher; cush, 6 Februury, 71c; May, 70¢; ‘as carried up by wheat, but the ad- 1t s ings. AvPLE y roll @i T 18 el the bul I 100 % asked. o teade | OOF (ors i 1 §16.40, N Al Lann much | lost proy apolis the b Ay et in Wiy N cur adyised buying, Dealings in day and while mpor whole list with few exception figure: the Bank of 1 the hope of ¢ awuy with by an advance in exchunge rates on the part of alv This put & dasper upon the buying mo speculative sl the d the effe nepsesTs Flour, 7 yrn, 187,000 D 0 Bile.: Wwheat oats, 17,000 bu « Produce Marke (et rematns practically un ipts very light and the goneral Core abont steady held at $3.5024.00 for Oma e ¥ to cholee stock AN ANAS. tTTER t #2.0002.50 per bunch. | e other lines of produce, it heavy. The demand is'falr st aceitulaging. Good cour wlls very largely at 16a@17¢ in stralgh 0 for small selectiots, s 0 Bell and | and bugle, $9.506 | 1l s high s 18 TCANBERIG 1S rry 00! e ELERY Por doz, hunches, 85e Arrivals e very Hght and the market | <l sie trong. Sulesof fresh e Iy Al nehens lett ERSIT | ted i virrel el very s srevn salted, 4@4te; No flint Ge | G Lover is quoted ell the y from 17620 | EAONS - Quotat 5.00. fALAGA GitAvES U at $0.00 per w2 VEGRTARLES frosh ve Tocal zrower: tahles of ot 1072 450 radishes, b wre about all that'san He had wsent time. facks are | alleat 750, A fow 7, but they do not appear aro ol Koge Nuas farge hickory nuts, $1.55; black wal- HYSTERE Dy por ean 1088 - The market 1<qulet e bushed, wnd Spanish 8190 per erate yeaNEs The market is still sapplied with { pdn oranges only. Brights are guoted ot | % for Tots nnd $3.00 for five to SC Q015 v 2he cheaper od 1o the sale of tern Nebraski uid Utali and Colorado s at Omaha still remaln at Home grown 1o case OrATORS Th all Iots from ik 18 quoted at oULTRY - 1 e Chicke turke 212150 Wk POT T (I o oy are held at #4 Veal calves e, A it the hardest thin ot | s light and (he warkot | weese and ducks, Yo necipts o winlt very light 1AL it ank relian rocer nt Columbus, has | CrlT onan execation. | in tho y business at | e y 1 1 Dun & Co. nunounces |h fuil- & Co. i the general store | BUSINES he Plaito County. the Far i 1 Stonesi h elosed 1 1. Maw aykin, hias beo sran to Knnana € Mo. 1, 6060% i1 No. irn: No, a3l Actiy prs - Wheat, s, none 5—Wheat, i onts, none. 1L WieAT—-Trregu- . 2 ved, T0QT01 e, nived, 34@84 ks 20 2 wixed, 20@29%¢; No. 66,000 bu.; corn, 5,000 )00 bu.; corn, 9,000 Ol Market, Tan. 1L— PECROLEUM Pebry o1 Yonx 1, bdc for OTTONSE Steady; sderate demand; cruds ALLOW - Strong city (3200 for pkss,) Ge 1i VEPENTINE LONDON, Jan. rtor, ANSEED 011 URVENTING \revs firmer Cancurra t 3315 Bde. LANSEED 418 < per ewt. RUPS—285 per ewt Coflee Murket, s opened firm ¢ 15 poins up. 47 Februar : May. $1 mber, ¥15 Spot Rio, 45: ) 5.40; December, Cotton Ma ORLEANS, La., Jan, 11. g : low nidaling, 9 'y, B 11-1605 net s, 4,800 1 155 il Quict; mid- 16¢: good or- | ipts, 4,200 bales los: oxports to Gréat Brita wstwise, 610 bales; sales, 8,250 51,011 Dal Liverpool Markets. Jan. 11— Wnear—Steady; fFer sparingly demand falr; mixed wester 439d por eental. Prime western, Has 3d. ng, de- Traders' Talk, Jan. 11.—Counselman & Day Bros. Commission company? loped fnto w big, strong market ivance heinge due to forelzn o intermediate firmness w ses by the general speculativ blic, who recomnize wheat as the cheapest and the closing bulge w d covering by shorts. A4 ehiely in on - purchases lod by the N for all cereals are likely ngth any time and sell 1cAGo, T, Cockrell LM products”have certainly hest fricnds, and the work of thos » bl hereafer is likely to tedious wnd profitles H1CAGO, L. i, 11— Kennett, ). to 8. AL MeWhorter: Th iy has shown inowh stoeks are held. Tt w crally antici- it Bradstreets's would show a de- in the available stocks, instead of which showed un ine 0f 900,000 bu. Early Dles wore quict, but buyers here found very it offe wnd thouzh the carly market | ndertone was fiem. The norti free buyer 1o cover shorts, an of thelr purchases toget loeal buying, our market o and the advance has heen late cables from Liverpool The most. diseou ature in t I the fact that Min and New York fail to follow our Vanee, the former market being 9¢ under and the Iatter only & us, But s we cdicted, it will be Chicago thai will lead the csentupturn, We n (ve some little set- ek, but the market should go higher. Corn d ots have been firn, but dull. We note J OF SOIe NEFYOISNess on the pirt shorts incorn, and if wheat holds firm it uld not surprise us o s nstart up- cds. With better recelpts of hogs the pro- fon market was lower, and the tail e or two lines of provisions were thrown p. The market at times looked weak, and i the main support eame frou 4 and tsiders, who were t the long sido leventh hour. Much depends, how- upon the reecipts of hogs of the near » 11, Jun, 11, K, G. Logan & Co. , Hollinger & C \\4 hive had o r opened ut and closed wtion is un i CTfne Dityors from 8de. down Lo 61 @ still'in the ring and likely to stay. The ducements 1o do so are that'the price is low 1 he seisc Wof the ar in favor of higher fces, Should any damage (o the plant oe- the prosent holders will astonish such Hers as Pardridge, With ance buying In e United Kingdom it s impossible (0 guess il Oy o futur wiil e, | s far we have and unless conditions ¢f the proper course lufullu\\ n o closes 47¢ for May. — We believe in or prices, Oats will follow corn. The n hog product has heen free, with e selling on s spots by packers. thelr 10 1 Hopkins wli 1 mark mg hands the | & st ted vply, ol held. Tl 10 in very str is 1t s think 1t STOCKS AND BONDS, the Necurity Moderatively Active vy New Yomrk, Jan. 11-The oderately rough, while showing the forenoon, reacted shat Market uy. stock market all the able strength later in th were confined culative speclalties the closed at lower marked bullish feeling ) last night in consequence of nco withdrawing its practical cmiumon gold and higher prices resulted 1along the line. [Lgave way, however, when ssation of gold exports was done Were iy was actly onside ant losse the fow active sp T rried ove re was ¢ o t all the leadin whom expressed the opinfon ¢ gold on Saturday was not to drawers, all an out-go avolded. et ad while naturally the d ot severely iy a fow escipid izatlons Induced. al stocks were tho “ful view of the skuwanna and need about L Ssure kil effect. Dis- weakest point of the list, wnd Gty, it retired 10 59%, and stocks immediately ares suff dine which followe Lor the materia r fly trudities tho ¢ ore I Vion tiken by the street Loy el Were ench ady Fednt, While the usunl p fuilid 1o have iy 2 was U ol a only i Soud of & 1 the tur 1 FLTEr Cent for the day. B Jurse exactly, but its final 2 por cent, Raullroad scocks were moved over narrower s frow the Tudustrials, and the only - 1unt loss sustained was (o Big Four, which at 1 p ton comparatively lght deal- "fle Grangers, Goulds wnd Vander- 15 were of 6o promlaeuce lu the warket sud s of | way | n Read- | At better than the lowest, | | | Con. Cal | Milw hought wecou the day with again of 14 per cent gencral that no rally was i Although covering operations in the shecked the declin® (o most of the improvement in the situation 18 (o and the close was fairly active and heavy ot poar the lowest figares. The report of the American g company mide public this afternoon was received with difident interpre- | tations, Jrdin to the antieipation to which it had Bren waited. Those who had pinned thelr fadtin to ramors of extra dividends and unusual enrnings were no doubt disappointed Th Hainly reflected o moderate disapy it sinee the stock fell off a frac o S 4 factor in deprossing the rest of the ma Munhattan, wnich had ad vaneed fron 15 10 1624, also shared in_the decline. Business wis more largely diste A than nstal, and there was a continued de- 1l for stoek fnvestment orders The following wre the ciosing unotations ding stocks on the New York Steek change today Atohison Adams Expross Alton. 1 H a0 prefeere Ak timors & ¢ Canada Pacit Caunda Southern Contral Pacitic Ches. & Uliic Chicago Alton CB&Q Chieavo Gns Consolidnted Gy G0 R 8L Colo. Coal & Tron Cotlon 01l Cert Del. Hadson D& W DOAR Gprd be noted at t sy Refini iig North Noither & Gulr Northwestern 49 preforred N Y. Ceptrai N.Y A i { Pacitic \ Peorin, Dec Pittsburg.... Pullman Palace g ehimond Terminal Itehmond Ter prd. Ity Grande W ¥ Ao pre & Hock Isia, SUL &N F L ¢ St Paul do pr § St 't & Omalia 1 St Paul & Kan. & Tex. prd.. ... inke Erle & West o praferred % Rxveen it Trast y I & ule & Nash Louis. & Now Aib'y. Manhattan Con o ppis & C.. L Michigan Central Missourl Pacific Mobtie & Ohio Nashvliie Chait Nattonal Cordog a0 preferrod N.J. Contral 7 Nortolk & W.pid The total sales of stocks to shares, including Burlington & Quin 97005 Delnwi : Distilling, ngland, 24 4,400 Wolls-Fargo Waeetern Unlon Wheellng & 1. E. o proferrod. Minn. & St L. X ) it 4 T4 Hous Western, 7,300} acific ' pr Rock Islan 55,500; Union od, $SE Pan 00 Suiz Pactfic, 6,2005 Western Unio Now York Money Market. New Yopk, Jan. 11— MoNEY 0N @4 per cent, last loan 3, atd per cent : M OALL-— closed PAPER ! Quict § for nand. @7 per cent. ¢ tirne wi 60 duy bankers i [ 103 W ¢ Northern I'ac. 2ids N.W. Consols ... NI W Deb. 5a.... S L& LML Gei Be 4 St L& San F G ML St 18 48 conp 8 dign rog.. anu st ped 45 Cen. Paelfic 16 DK R G sty DUS I G s Erlo 2uds o Ge.. 40 |H.O & SCA 13| &S A 100 |1 & T C 163 | H & 1 C. M. K. & T Gen Mutual Unio N.J. C lot. € Jan. 11, the closiiig stoek quotations: The following Call loans 4! Atchison & Topen . Gie rCalumet & decia., Boston & Albans. 2 Frankiin. .. .x\. ‘Tamarack . | Roston L Tisg! K Dicio T 4734 *West Knd Lan 1204 | Bell Telephone, 187 | Lamson Store & Allouez M.( *Atlantle 5 Toston & Mont New York Minlng Quota NEW Yonk. Jan. 11.—The following are the closing minini quotation nd V. Doadwo Gould & Curr Halo & Noreros: Homestake.... Mexican ontario ... opir..... Piymoutli . |Qutexcstive 0 do prefd’] 1700 ] S, den Wits v , Mo, Jan. nd for Elizahet quict. Que Bid, Asked Elizb'th § d4ig § Granite. 4.0 Biuet 0 a good wise the market Htocks 8 Hopes Stovin 0 London ¥ [Copyrighted 1593 by Jams Loxnos, Jan. 11.—[New York Herald Cable— alto THE BF e settlement chiclly «dattention on the Stock HEW GO TS somewhit sparingly sver. Fordon Beanett,] iy The proved to e aconiparati s, after improving 1 |-!m| wdian rapee paper leney s ShOWe tof the ( Uie provalls it ptions homie Wiie tone up quite it followin; Pavis bourse, but mor close. With o1 ilwiys cloxe olerably zootl, Awmericans, while not inishin Dest, has been more or oss fivm all day nges estublished are favorahle and inelude an advane % per cent in Norfolk & Western preferenee, % per ecntin Chicago & nd 4 102 per cent in most ot hers, lines close strous i sympathy, an Pacific leaving off % per cent hig and Trank preference 3 to i per ns were compuratively steady, ant recovery has taked ntine lines, dullng: wdiness pr Or two exg in seve 8 per cent in Buenos Ayres & and 114 por cent In Contral Avkentin Loder to the tock cont. The discount was quiet fnd three months' bills were quoted ut 1% p cent. neinl Notes. arings §1,600,335, Jun. 11-Clearings, OMANA, | K ANSAS $1,H038, 508, W YORK, Jun s, #7,021 s, Jan for the ac W YORK, Jan, 11.-—Government Anll but steady i state bonds neglectod povone, Md. Jan 11 Clearings, $2,720,- Rate, 6 per cont Jan Clearl #1613, Mone, ey, Mo, 1 T Clearings, 130,623,930 ©e per cent rentes, 951 bonds Loxpox, Jan. 11, ~Awount of bullion gone Bauk of Englund on bulance taday, Jan. MEMPHIS 164; balunces, $11 selling at par. CINCINNATL O, cent. New York Clearings, 3,051,601 I Jun 11 11 Clearings, $399,- New York exchange Jan, 11.--Mong excly 5u 46 r per nim, vings, $19,041,- 1oy 4 por cont; Afscoun NEW ORLEANS, 2 065,460, New Vork exchunge +per $1,000; banlk, §1.00 per #1000 CHicaGo, 1, Jan Clearings, $17,378, 900; New ' Vork e 704700 premiin. Sterling exchi ~dluy hills, #4585 de | 14800 ber eent, isixty \|m..) o, LIVE STOCK MARKETS, Cattle Trade Strong and Tritle Weak und OMANA, Jan. 11, 8o fur this week ¢ with the fiest haldf of last week, rec an fnerease B0U cattlo, over wnd abouw 'flkhln-nf. 1t looked fc awhile would be lower, The than for nearly th Tuesday's big” run the pr Drices Were not by any me louses all wanted” the eattle, but very nitur- | wily, wanted to buy them lots lower. They Started in bidding 5¢ 1o 10¢ lower thin yester- day, but sellers, rnv'oluu.fl‘fl by the bullish twie 1o eastern advices, Leld ob atubboruly, Active wer, Hogs a ipared 1D show 5,000 hoge, a5 1f the cattle n eceipts W months, rket Vo “ d,[wllun“l" ¥ s for stead, W Dright. Lol tled before the glose There were abousvighty loads of cows mived stock on sl what shaded pric s <ty POOT L0 Yery trom $1.75 {o § good st strong prices choice veal calves e selling largely ally Early und the clo ehnie stock exhuusted ading wos « s, 1 T'he foren the 'egws and heifers s 3. fro There s Tittle to ds Offe feeder trade o with buyers and and prices firn Representatiy No. 4 1000 1171 1003 1230 1080 1110 1080 989 1110 102 sit 930 1248 1125 1o 11198 1109 1220 Av. 1050 1600 1150 1117 1020 L BED 910 ..1030 423 413 1060 710 604, n aood den: b With th at from $.2.60 and stags were in fafr demand ) Lo $1.90 1o £3.50. mmanded strong pric 1t fron $4.00 to hout th btk of, 2,90, ! Is, 1 sfeady to Goo: stoeke suppl 11§ nen and s were not extensive, 1 both v denlers argely from #2580 to $3.30 DRESSED Pr 3 80 3 40 3 40 trade w 11066 078 301 1841 1203 1100 100 28 900 958 Shs{ 020 U088 L1145 1110 1016 1024 1100 992 1024 1080 1069 1410 S AND HEIFERS. 05 AT MEIFERS, IS AND [eEe 390 90 90 100 140 130 1490 1400 1400 1184 121099 L BEO (33 COLORADO CATTLE, 124 feeders Receipts W when as very [ o the he e the opening. Av. 1098 } from country yrisk viest sinee De- A were recelved, ower and the feeling here Boston wis i mood buyer of heayy and butehor out weight hogs, a1 nickel lower from 47. lavgely iling of v lier on these grades. 10 W sterday VA0 0 4745 v an these pric ( Hogs th 100 7,30 m anken lose: u all 0 S ruled g L with si outside ing groatest dec 40, with Stuil at #7. 5 the mor 1y o ¢ The t from §7.35 10 $7.40 a5 i y and §6. preSghtative No it} 64 72 it Ko des Av. Prices we 1 and siles we e b we Is \nu i fivst hands at the close Sules alnst 70 1o 30.50 one [ nO 37 8715 Je3m3m3 31 M N NI NN PIGS AND R( 8 50 3 Offerings wore ther comnon mand 15w van 133 1ihoral Good SHEre mostly in fair of all £3.5004.5 ymnion and st 10 to 10 enough, but 1t Wer id steady, but conmon stuft low, ~ i to goad pative 0 good westerns k sheep, #2,2 B it Repre native wothers Chieago Live Stock Market, CHICAGO, 111, Jan. 11, [Special Telegram to There was no abatonent of th recently noted on the cattle market though coming forward more freely the previous 1wo or th than the trade lid look also much loss than corresponding time last year and thosyvar before. That fact, together with the existence good demand trom the several Sources, in- duced w fivm fociin all classes of oper ators, and while S inelined 1o py highee prices were req t do so in' a ority o inst the general o being quite strong, Butehers' and cainers'stock continne o sell, well-better, relatively, than the grades of stecrs. they willnot go much highior, but the tendency i good o ¢ ery fs unmistak ably upward the day's § done within of from & O, 01 at from $2.35 (o 33,25 for ¢ ool fitg eifers and bulls, w Y10$5.00 for common 1o ood st 1l for good Feeders was a8 ul prices were strong. Common 1 ted. Calves were quoted ' for for 1 no one they il e stareh Tho we fied, 10 day's thist d enii wis allout of the hog market kness eharaeterizing 10 toward the yosterdiy's tradini was intensi prices deelining from compared with Drives o 10e from A< resultof the eheap tive demand spri i win had calls up to but ot and S eSS it ations were won_ o ud - from The decline s Towest y's openin the aninals Wiy chole heavyweights, 3 siufl went helew #7 than $7.70. Clos 785 0 §7 best heavy and medi $7.10 to #7.00 for 1 was the most noticeable in light we and common 1o fair mixed. Prime heavy tium weights are within 10¢ of the hi s of Tuesd Prices on shoep continue strong itive muttons are salable at fron, fed westerns at from $4.95 10 and thin fecders and nferio t from $2.50 (0 34 tle, 14,000 head; hogs, 95,000 00 head. for of 1 better trom culls stock niixed ad; shipments, s closed lower; 805 mediun, 755 stocke: pts, 4,100 he Dest st 00l to_extra stecrs, $4.400 common, .00 cows, $2.0003. 50, Toas—Reecipts, 34,000 head; 12,000 head; opened 15 fivin rough won, $7.0077.2 prime” | or lights, § ipts, 10,000 shipments, market lower 004 ubs, #.00 2,200 l ns and Mexicans, $4.05@5.00; WEST) NTERESTS, igh Price of Wogs Largely Reduced tho Number Handled. ATLO. Jan. 11— [Special Telegram to 1-—Totiorrow’s Price Current will Ctotal prcking n the west the past 200,000 1y winst 550,000 st Total from November 5,080,000, Estimates for rely 1 s il of the winter. remainder of th gest about 5,000,000 hogs As & to winter packing, a Comparisons 10 date CIiEs, Chicazo Kanaas City Omaba.... St Louis. Cincinnatl Indianapoiis. 40200) 205,000 160,000 140,00 200,000 243,000 i« Live Stock Market. Roceipts, ket per 100 0 per 100 1bs cssed beef s Shipments today, 720 quariers ments tomorrow, 3,200 heeves., LYES—Recelbts, 3,600 head; market firm; £6.0029.00 per 100 1s.; western calves, 2,487 hend; 5.50 per 100 1bs.3 LAsns—Recemnts, dy : Sheep, 83.6510. Tumbs at $5.85016.80 08 —Kecoipts, 7, 5 head, consigned dire nominally stead i AL $7.00007.60 por 100 1bs Kansas City Live Stock Market, KANSAS C1Ty, Mo, Jan. 11—CATTLE -R ceipts, 4,300 head; shipments, 2,400 head market active, stronz o 10¢ higher: steers, b 5005 Cow $2.0003.580} 1 feeders, §2.7 5 head; shipments ly active, 5 hiighe $5.507.60; bulk, $7.800,7.40, St Roceipts, 300 I miurket last we anll, 304 St. Louls Live Stock Murket. Jan. 11.—OArrLE—Recelpts, L1800 N L 10/00.00; ge cows, técoipts, 7,100 heads | shipme market steady; fair io 4.60; choice Lo extra mutions, §4 - L IWS FOR TIE N 1Ry, List of Changes of Importance Regular Service Yesterd: WasuNgroy, D. C.,Jan. 11.—[Special Tele- am to Tue Bee.) —The following army or- 1today: cond Licutenant 1 Thivd artillery. is detailed army retirmg board at Washington barracks, vice First Lieutenant William . Birkhimer, Third artillery, relieved. The following transfers in the Sixteenth infantry are ordered: Captain Henry C. Ward, from smpany to company K; Captain William C. MacFurland, from”company K o com- utenant Colonel Charles f, deputy surgeon general, is tailed as delegate to the eleventh inte tional medical congress to convene at Rome, Ttaly, September 24, 1563, aud will avthe per time procecd to the plice desi sabroad in pursuance of this or visit, such “points i At Britay . Germany, Russin, Austria, Italy an Sl ad may’ o deeined: o y \._\ the surgeon genieral of the army, on oficial business under such special instructions as he may receive from the surgeon general, and on the completion of the duty contem: plated will return to his_station in this city The superintendent of the recruiting sor vice will cause forty recruits istand, New York harbor, 1o be assigned to the Thivteenth infantry and forwarded to the Department of the Missouri. T boards of army ofivers convened at the places and by the orders from this ofice hereinafter specified for the examination of officers to determine their fitness for pro motion are dissolved, viz: Fort Ning Minn., convened October2s, 1801 Fort Sheri , 1L, March 0, 1 Whipple Barracks pber 19, 1525 Fort Reno, Okl., November 19, 1502, The leave of absence on surgeon’s certifl cate of disability granted Captain Jumes it s, ir., Mourth cavalry, is extended three months on account of sickness, Special orders December 21 divecting Captain Honry J. Nowlan, Seventh cavalry, to report to Colonel John K. Mizaer, Tenth cavalry, pros fdent of the Fort Myer board of examination, us to fitness for promotion, is revoked. Leave of absence for fifteen duys is granted Fivst Licutenant William Black, 1Twenty-fourth infantry. The leave of absence for seven duys heretofore granted Captain Douglus M. Scott, commissary of subsistence, ise: sxtended twenty-three days. Major Edwin B. Atwood, quartermaster, will in addition to other dutics perform those of purchasing and depot commissary of subsistence at HBoston \lvlllhg the absence of Captain Scott Captain William B. Gordon, orduauce de- partment, will proceed from Cold Spring, N X, to Sandy Hook proving groui, Sandy Hook, N. J., on ofticial busincss, First Lieu- uu.ml(.h-uh,l B, Satterlee, Third artillery ton C. PSRN N i Tues- | 5.40¢ | March, ‘I as recorder of the David’s | | The chances are | it I reckon f you dorw‘ dfr;!;‘in? K EAIRPARK:C brin out Some g thatar, 19N al .'smj‘ns‘ ulm AZI quv l’r”:?fto"‘s ey they Wont bester me abott lash‘wln:n asheen, AT 0“ CBICACO OMAHA Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Directory AWMINH A!III HNIS Omaha Tent- Awning | COMPANY | | MORSE COVERS, 1113 Faenam St BAGS AND TWINZS- | 3 BIDYCLES. Bemis Omaha Bag | M. 0. Daxon, COMPANY. | Importers manufrs | Bloyelo: four an vurlaps, | twlio | 01d on montily 12) N 15th paymants B(!DTS AND SHOES, Morse-Cos Shos Companj, Howard Stroat Factory cornor Hth and Douzlas Stroets. Wo are making 102 prlo s to eash buyers, anl aro solling & class of goods which 15 very saloable With morchants, Kirkendall, Jones & | Amer. COMPANY. Wholesalo | mfra. agonts Boston | Rubber Shoo Co., 1102~ | 10110 acney 6. | Hand-Sewed SHOE €O, hoots.shons and Tbber gb0, 115 1510 Iarnoy St COAL, 60(E, | CORNIDE, Omaha Coal, Coke & | Eagle Cornics Works LIME GO, hatd and aoft | Mire. galvantzod icon conl, 8 13 cor. 16th nnd | - corates, window eaps, Douglas Sts. metallle skyilghts, ote. I T Doded St DRY GOODS. | M. E. Smith & Co., | Kilpatrick-Koch Dry | 40 ODS CO., Dry goods, notions, fur- [ Nottons. gents' furnish- nlaliing goote eirno | g zodds eor. Hihaad 11th and 1oward Sts. Harney Sts, HARDW ARE, Rector & Wllhelmy Lobeck lanie 1 Do Ry, nardware ab a Corner 10th and Jacksor w0ty NATS ETO, ‘y‘l A. L. Gibbon & Co. Wholosale ! Hats, o atraw goods, | Rloves, mittons, 2h | and Harney st | === _LUMBER, John A Wake‘ield Tnportod, Amerlcin et Tand comunt, Milwau ke ¢ tand Quiney white llue. Chules R L,e, Hardwood limbor, wood earpets an 1 parjios Hooring, B and Donglas. S n— MILLINERY, |1 003 fel | tmpos % LIQUORS. | Prick & Haooet, Wholesaleliguor dealers 8o X i 1001 Farnam St PAPER, Carpenter Paper Lo n full stock Wrapplg 1 papers, cord | paper, ote. | Standard 0il Co., 1 and lubrieating olls, axla grease, ete. —_— ) PRODUGE COMMISSIDN, 2 F‘I.I[!NITURE. ; Omaha Upholstering | Beshss & Ranyan €O.. upholstarod furni- tire, 11321101 Nicholas St. Wholesale only. FURNITURE €O, and 13th Sta. CROSERIES. | DRUS3S, ETO. D. M. Steele & Co., |Blake, Bruce & Co., 12011205 Jonos St., 10th and Harney Sts,, Omaha. Omaha. is relioved from further duty pertaining to the militia of the state of Geovgia and is as- signed_to duty with battery I1, Third artil- ry. The leave of abs granted Second Lieutenant Edgar Rus: , Third artille Department of Missouri, is extended tén day! Leave of absence for four months to take effceton orabout KFebruary 1 and with the approval of the secrctary of war permission to go beyond the ited IMirst Lieu- James D, D kerson, Seventeenth in- following trans in the K Second Lieutenant from troop 1 to troop M; Joseph I, Cusick, from Andrew C. Qua, cond_ Lieutenunt troop M to troop 1. A Indigestion! Miserable! Pills. ake Beechams! ————— NEBRASKA'S TREES. Proposed Showing of the State's F at the World’s Fair E. T. Hartley, who has charge of forestry division of the Nebraska Columbiun commiss the following cireular: Laxcory, Neb., Jun, 10.—To and Tree Lovers of Nebrasla: The world's faiv is the great opportunity of ourlives to the world that our praivie state is ble of becoming and is becoming a lund homes embowered in trees with land- seapes dotted over with groves. Spice ha Deen secured in the forestry building on t World's fair grounds for the Nebraska for estry exhibit, Having been placed in spe- ciul chavge, 1 am sceuring a collection of Nebraski-grown timber that will be a sur- prisc to Nebraslkans, Overy sixty specics fve now on hand and 1 wish to correspond With persons who can inform me where the best specimens of the following can be ob- ined, giving the diame as nearly as asible, stating whether the tree is stand ther or down and the distance from the rail 1 static al G ‘Timber—Y pine, red cedar, white ok, bl Gk, bur ouk, canoe birch, Dlack biveh, walhut, sheli-bark hickory, bitter hickory big hickory nut, pig nut, white maple, mour tain maple, diamond willow, balsam white eim, ved elm, slippery elm, buckeye, box elder, hawthorn, quaking asp, white cot- tonwood, blaek eottonwood, wild crab, b willow, white ash, sycamore, basswood, sor vice berry, green ash, hackberry, honey lo- cust livery kind of tree, whether named in_ tho list or not, that has been planted apid growth and reached good Jlder and lurger tie specimen the stry the under the sends out wor on, the Growers of wih low or bull foregoin has made iz T better. Vines sweet, ereey vice huzel bitter irginia and_ Shrubs—Green br bladder nut, buckthorn, elder, dwarf wild eherry small ser berry, false indigo, junipor, wi wat, ‘wild grape, buffulo berey, s cherry. button bush Mi ancous —Curious fore: growths and produets, petrified wood, specimens of wood l Aken up from considerable depths, such as have sometimes been found in diggring wells, hos and kg railroad Cits i the conditions, also 8, seed pods, noteworthy nvlu 18, IWOSSES, el It is A best sp fair. After I from, the s will be sent out to the pe information, and provision bh- of course, to send only the obtainable to the World's \rning what there is o choose tion will be made, instructions son furnishing th made for ihe s —— ] A Rewedy for Fadod Clothes. Don't say good-bye to that rusty and faded With o package ke it look like gown yet awhile. of dia mond dyes new. These dy use, and their simpl Wre 0 casy follow that even i child can use thew, Dia wond dyes color clouks, dresses, men's cloth ing, ribbons, carpets, everything, at ths rate of about two pounds for ten cents, you can casily are especally directions for home Branch & Co,, of | das. A. Clark & Co., Produce, fruits an choosn, 3 n g 1 CgEs, Kinds, oysters. — e STOVE REPAIRS, | SASY. D10RS, rw & Co. Manufaaiarars of sieh ooy, blinte an moaltin e branh of ey, 1203 nd leard 8 Omaha Stove Repair | M. A, Dish WORKS, stove ranalrs | Ty expenses. It is to be hoped that Jian secinge this request ind of u_sihgle jrood sp more, will promptly write to me, directing to 441 North Tenth street, Lincoln. Neb, I Hanaiey, In charge of Nebras) stry Exhibit, - - scimen or Use Bromo Scltzer patetle o Option on Baptist Chureh An option has been Charles W 1 the trustees of the People’s chur Pirst Baptist ehurch building and property, located at the corner of Fifteenth and strects, The price asked is bing includ- ing the chureh furnishings, and the option runs until February 5. A satisfactory show- ng will extend the option until April 1 Kev. Savidge feels hoperul that the transfer. will ho effceted and wealthy resident sud yesterday he wou 500 toward the “purchase price Baptist congregation will build a fine, new church somewhere on higher ground and farther from t heart of the city as soon as the building they is disposed of. S - A Child Enjoys The pleasant favor, gentie actic ing cffect of Syrup of Fizs, when in need of aluxative, and if the father or mother bo costive or bilious, the most gratifyin: results follow its use; 50 that it is the best fumil remedy known and every family should luve & bottle. Davenport 000 for and sooth - Alleged Express Diserimination, The Merchants Exprcss company are protesting against the unjust dis people what claim is rimination made by one of the license statutes, Two ordinances presented to the council seve y ontems plated making the liverymen a compani y license on th first, refel 1g o the liveryms \mL’ 121 pass, while the second went through. Now the e 258 company wants the line drawn il claims that the ordinance makes fish of one and flesh of the other. A ji o5t against the luw has been tiled with the city W " MOTHERS' FRIEND’® MAKES CHILD BIRTH EASY, Colvin, L., Dec. 2, 1886~y wifo used MOTHER'S FRIEND beforo her third confincment, and says sho would not be without it for hundreds of dollara. DOCK MILLS. | o t of price, $1.50 per bod P by it BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. YON EALE BY AL BAVGAISTS, ATLANTA, Q% e ———— . OUTII OM. \I1A. Union Stock Yards Company, South Omahas. Pest Cattle Mo sud Shoep market in tho west. ) COMMISSION HOUSES Wood Brothers, Live Stock Commission M £outh Qmaka—Aelophone 1157 JOLN 1 DADISUAN, Ly WALTER K. WOOD, Market Reports by mull and wire neartully tug nished upon spplication cliunts. Chicago. naKers