1U TILE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TIITHSDAV , , IANITARY 4 , 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Lherpool Market's Irresponsive Attitnda
Depresses Wheat Half a Oent.
CORN AND OATS ALSO CLOSE LOWER
JlrndMrect'n Announcement of n Ie-
crcnxc In Vlnllile Clirckn Ilrenli In
Whent 'l > ni iiornrl I r I'm vi
ctim 1'rleen ( J Don n.
CHICAGO , Jan. 3. Irresponsive cables
wcro n depressing factor In the wheat mar
ket today , May closing -VfiUc under yes-
ttrdny. Corn closed ' .dc and oats a slmdo
lower. Provisions , affected by heavy hog
receipts and persistent prollt-tnklng , closed
under yesterday. Slay pork 12V4c , Slay lard
lOc nnd Slay ribs frfjT'ie ' lower.
Slay wheat opened U' : under yesterday at
70c , u loss nttrlbulnbli ) to the Irresponsive
attlllldo of tho' Liverpool market , which ,
receiving free offering of arrived cargoes
from Argentina , Ignored the ndvanco of n ;
finic hero yesterday. Tradp was dull i
throughout the session and the volume of
liuslnpss light. The break was cheeked tem
porarily on Urndstreet'S announcement of a
dccronso In the vlriblc of 1.14I.MO bu. and
ithc small primary receipts , Slay advancing
to 70ic. . 'Ilio general luck of demand nnd
celling ordern from l ndon drew uway the
support later and thp market slumped un
der puts. Slay to f.nc. The close was V'f
% o lower nt CO iiiCaTnc , the market having
reacted a bit on buying acalnst privileges
nnd scattered oovorlng by shorti. Primary
receipts were 3S2.000 bu. . against 597,000 bu.
itho corresponding day Inst ypnr. Loral re
ceipts * for two days were 118 cars , none of
which graded contract. Sllnnenpolls and
Tuluth reported 2S1 cars , compared with
33) last week and 5SI n year ago. New
York reported 25 loads taken for export.
Seaboard clearances were 4So.ono bit.
( Torn wan fairly steady In.ho ( face of the
break In thn wheat and provision markets.
ILIhcral receipts nnd reports of freer coun
try offerings this sldo of the Sllsslssippl
had a depressing1 tendency. Liquidation
was general early , though not large. The
firmness of Liverpool for spot and rumors
of an urgent export demand , some good
miles for shipment and rpports of country
stocks nro very light had a steadying In-
lluencp , and later In thn spsslon many early
sellers been mo buyers' . Receipts here for
two days were 1,021 cars. Clearances were
CM.OOO bu. Slay ranged from Wj.T.1',40 ' to
M c. closing ' ,4c under yesterday at tSUlj )
3S'ic. '
Oats wcro steadied by Homo export sales ,
XOO , ( K ) bu. being- reported by some concerns ,
fash people were buyers of futures. The
market wan rather dull. New York re
ported 30.000 bu. taken for export. Receipts
liero were 4f c.irs . The contract stock In
creased 22.000 bu. last week. Slay ranged
from 2.1TM/24C 'to 2IVc ( nnd closed a. shade
down at Kl4fJ2lp.
Provisions were generally weak , but bp-
< -ame barely steady at the decline. The In-
flucncps were largo hog receipts and lower
Jirlees at the yards. This Influenced oonsld-
orablo heavy realizing and the market de
clined In consequence. May pork ranged
from J10.00 to $10.75. closing 12'ic down at
110.05 : Slay lard from $ T .90 to $5.05 , closing
30u lower at $5.90 , and Slay ribs from $5.05
ito $5.70 , with tho. close STnVic depressed at
J5.C5. At time * the market was fairly no-
tlvo. but the volume of business was not
ns Inrgo ns yesterday's.
Estimated receipts tomorrow : Wheat. 45
oars ; corn , 310 cars ; oats , 175 cars ; hogs ,
41.000 head.
_ The leadlng fiiturosj-angod ns follows :
AiUclpsTOpaiTTHlgliTTLow. I clore.l YcW.
Wheat
Jnn WiS fill MVi
SIny 70 70 % 70i/t
July 70S , 70',4
Corn-
Jan. 00 i 31 30- %
iSIay .TWiavfel 31xw
July 31
Oats
Jan.
SIny
Pork-
Jan. m 25 1040 10 2T 10 32'A ' , 10 47'4
Slay 10 G5 10 75 10 CO 10 GT , 10 77 %
3-ard
Jan. 5 S2'i '
Slay f 921/fc G 95 5 90 r. so C 00
nibs-
5 50 ( i 3i -
> SIay fi C5 570 5 C5 5 Co C 724 !
No. 2.
< ' 'ash quotations were ns follows :
FLOUR Steady ; winter patent. * , $3.40'ff )
3.50 ; straights , $ .1.rnvf3.20 : clear , $2.90fi3.10 ;
prlng specials , $3.9CWil.OO ; spring patent * ,
J3.00Ji3.G5 ; straights , S2.S < ) fr3.00 ; bakers , $1.90
(82.53 ( ; low grade * , $ l.'lj/l.SO.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. C < vg67c ; No. 2 red ,
o CORN No. 2 , 31'4c ; No. 2 yellow , SlVi ®
"
OATS-No. 2. 22iiiU'/tc ' ; No. 2 white , 25Uc ;
No. 3 white , 2IHf/25i4c.
RYE No. 2. 51M53'io.
BARLEY-No. 2 , IHfi-Hc.
SEEDS No. 1 flnxsoed and northwest ,
SI.IS. Prime timothy , $2.32 ! * . Clover , con
tract grade , $8.0Ctfi 10.00.
PROVISIONS SIos * pork , per bid. , $9.10
30.10. Lard , per 100 His. . $5.G5ff..75. Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , $3.40fiC.70. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) , $3.5&J(5.75. ( Short clear
Bidet ( ImxPd ) . $3.G5'3o.75. '
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , on
basis high wines , .per . gal. $1.231,6
SUGARS Cut loaf. $5.C9 ; granulated. $5.18.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for today :
Articles. Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour , libls R2 , ( K > 57,000
Wheat , bu 81,0.10 . 2tOM
Corn , hu 557,000 107,000
Oats , bu 311.0(10 ( 2.SOM . )
Rye , bu Hi.ooo j , m
13arley.hu 112,000 32,000
On the 'Produce ' exchange today the but
ler market wns llrm ; creameries , lSW27' , < .p ;
< lnlrlP8 , 17iC3c. ( ? Chcnse , llrm nt 1212ie. .
Kggs , llrm ; fresh , 19c.
XK\V YORK GU.VKRAI , M.V11KHT.
IliKitatlonx for the Dn.v on Varlon *
NEW YORK , Jnn. 3. FLOUR Heeelpts ,
1C.143 bbls. ; exports , 17,027 .bbls. . ; market
llrm In tone and fairly active , with
out change from yesterday ; .Minnesota
patents , $ : i.S5ft 1.10 ; Minnesota bakers , $2.S3
4(3.10 ( ; winter patents , $ ; ! . U)53.75 ) | ; winter
Htralghts , $ .1. IW1.I5 ; winter extras , $2.53 } ) )
2.90 ; winter low grades , $ ; .25'i/2.IO. Rye
Hour , firmer ; fair to good , $ J.liii3.30 ; choice
to fancy , $ n.3Vj3.G5. ? Huckwheiu flour ,
qtllot at $2.1l > fi2.25.
CORN.MEAIr-Flrm.
IlYE Steady ; No. 2 western , CO-Hc f. o.
b. ntlont ; state , 5Gc c. 1. f. New York car
lots.
lots.BARLEY
BARLEY Firmer ; feeding , ISUtiJIUe c. I.
f. New York ; malting , VJfiolo c. I. f. New-
York.
BARLEY MALT Stonily ; western , .lufjfiSe.
WHEAT Receipts. CS.OOO bu. ; exports , 2ij- (
$83 hu. Spot , steady : No. 2 red , fS'.sc , f. o.
b. . nlloat , prompt ; No. 1 northern , Duluth ,
7U4c ! > f. o. b. , afloat , prompt ; No. 1 hard ,
Duluth. M'He. ' f. o. b. . atloat , prompt ; No.
2 red , 73&c ! , f. o. b. , alloat. Options opened
easy at lie decllno because of unsatliifa ,
lory cables. 'But ' , iccoveilng from Its do-
prosslon on English buying and fair local
support , the market ruled llrm until late
afternoon , when realizing developed and
brought about a decline Clot-oil easy at ' , Bfi
c net loss ; January. 7iMi7.Hic : , clos-cd at
" 3'jc : .March closed at 75'se ; .May. 75 3-liH (
7511-lGc , closed at 7-5'4c ; July , 75W(75f ( ! e ,
closed nt 75\c.
CORN Receipts , 49,725 bu. ; exports , 19.GIJ )
.bu. . Spot , steady ; No. 2 , IDTsc , f. o. b. , ,
nlloat , anil IDc. elevator. Options opened I
cnsy under big receipts m Chicago and pros-
'poctH of larger country offerings , but re-
t-overod with wheat and on scarcity of cash i
product here , closing firm at ' , > / ! < He net ad
vance , latter on January ; January closed at
9' > vo : SIny.39a e. closed at 39V.
OATS Receipts. 29.900 bu. ; export * , 11.w. :
bu. Spot , tlrm ; No. 2.29i4c ; No. 3. 2sV ;
No. 2 whllf , 31i4i31'ac ; No. 3 while. 3D- ;
track mixed western , ii3' ' > v > . .itraek ; white ,
ul'ji.C.c. Options , dull nnd neulectcd.
HAY Firmer ; shipping , CSjJiSc ; good tc
choice , MViS5c.
HOPS Quiet : state , common to choice
1S % crop , lie ; 1S9S crop , 74(9c ( ; 1S99 crop , 12'n
14c ; Pnelllc coast , 1S9G crop , 4iCtIi9i | ; crop
7f)9c : 1WJ crop , iSjiiii- .
HIDES-FIrm ; Onlveston. 20 to 25 Ibs.
39K-C ; Texan dry. 21 to 30 Ibs. , HVfcc : Call'
fornia , 21 lo 25 ibn. , 2JUi- .
LEATHER-Stcady ; hemlock solo. Bueno
Ayrtti , light to heavy weights , 25j251iC
ncldJ5fi25Viu. .
PROVISIONS-Bcof. dull ; family. $12.5051
J3.00 ; mess , $10.50 ; beef hams. $ J2 5 < iij23.lkl
packet. $ ll.50 } | 12.00 : rliy extra India met. *
S2l.OQtf23.Oi ) . Cut meuts. quiet ; pickled b.-i
lies. $5.f/X7.25 { | ; pickled shoulder * . J.V7J
pickled hums , $ ) .2oii9.00. l.jrd , strong
western ftenmcd cloned at $ G.1 : Juiumr > ,
t-lcsed nt $ (1.10 ( nominal ; refined , strong
continent. $ ii.33 ; South America. $ J.CO ; com
pound. $ .1.37i'jij6.75. I'ork. tlrinur : moss
$10.25 10.75 : short elear. $11.23jl2.00 : fam
lly , J12.OCiiil3.SO. Tallow , llnu ; city. 6fi3kc !
rountry 47if3 | ic.
RICE Firm ; domestic , fair to extra , 4J
E'.vc ' : Japan , l iiloc.
SlOLASSES-FIrm : New Orleans , opoi
kpltlo , good to choice , 3.2I40o. |
FREIrtHTS-To Liverpool , quiet but llrm
cotton by tto.im , > d , nominal ; grain b ;
SIETALS The -metal murket In the mail
mas firmer and more active today , with th <
flnnl ph.Tsf vpry rn. ournglng o spllcrs. f '
fhp ( pnnr rf < ahlp nti'l ulro ni-ountj < WHM
bpli r nnd demand larger for nearly all
tn.-tals. Tin .ll.'plnypil leading strength with
lend a rlo ircond. . At the close thp Sletnl
exchange reported tin as llrm with $2i. ! > 5 bid
nnd $20.00 asked ; lake copper , unchanged
nt $10.50 ; pig iron warrants , quiet ( quota
tion omitted ) ; lend , steady with $1.70 l.ld
nnd $ I.7T a. kpd ; spelter , t-nsy with JJ.46 bid
and $ | . ! M asked. The brokers' prlcp. for lend
Is $1 15 nnd for copper. $ K3Htn6.50.
OMAHA ( iK.vnn.vii MARKIT.
C'ondllloii of 1'rnilp nnd tlnnlntlonn on
Sliintr nnd I'nnojProduce ,
KOCJS Receipts light ; fresh slock weak
nt lOc.
DRKSSKD POULTRY - Choice to fancy
turkeys , 9'4f/10c ; ducks , Sc ; geese , SfjSHc ;
spring chlrkenp , 7Q71.4c ; hens , 6VtQ7c ;
roosters , 4TJnc.
l.IVK POULTRY-Henr. Gc : spring chickens -
ens , 5i r ; old and staggy roosters , 3c ; ducks ,
J'.sc ' ; r.i'Pse , G e ; turkeys , 7e.
HfTTKR Common to fair , IC'.Jc ; choice ,
ISfll9c ; separator , 26c ; gathered creamery ,
22/23c. ?
PlOICONS-Llve. per doz. , 75c.
- ' , .
OA.MK Ducks , mallards , tlW n S : Iduo
wing teal , $1.75 ; green wing teal , $1.2dfil.60 ;
mixed ducks , $1.5 < > JJ2.00.
OYST1CRS Slpdlum , per cnn. ISc ; stand
ard , per can , 22 < s ; bulk standard , per gal. ,
$1.2i ; extra selects , per cnn. 30c ; extra
selects , per gnl , $1.CO ; New York counts ,
per can , 37e ; New York counts , per 100 , $1.25.
HAY Upland , choice , $ > 5.50 ; midland , i
choice , $0 ; lowland , choice , $ C > ; rye straw , i
choice. t5.50 ; No. 3 corn , 27c ; No. 3 white ;
oats , 32 > 4c ; orm-lfd corn , per ton , $12 ; corn
nnd oats , chopped , per ton , $12.50 ; bran , per
ton , $13 ; shorts , tier ton , $11.
VKOETABLKS.
SWKKT POTATOES - Per bbl. , Illinois ,
$3 ; Jerseys , $5 ; largo bbls. , Kansas , $2.75.
POTATOKS-Por bu. , choice , .TOB-tOc.
CAHHAC.K Per lb. , l c ; ilolland seed ,
l 4 2c.
CAl'MFIXlWHR-Pcr crate , $2.50.
CRANIUCRRIIOS-Hell and Uuglc , per bbl. ,
$6.50 ; Jerseys , $6.25.
ejNIONS Retail way , yellow , Coc ; red , 75
? ( Sv.
CBLHRY Per doz. , 25Q30c ; California , per
bunch , I5c.
TrRNIPS-Rutabagns. per lb. , l'4c ; Cana
dian , I'Vfilttc.
MUSHROOMS Per lb. box. . BOc.
TOMATOES Florida , per C-basket crate ,
Jl.OOflO.OO.
FRUITS.
A.PPLKS . Choice western shipping stock ,
$3.00 3.50 ; New York stock , M.T&ifl.OO.
CiRAPKS-Cnllfornla Emperor , $2 ; Cataw-
bns , per small basket , ISc ; .Malaga grapes ,
per bbl. , $7. Wli'.i.OO.
TROPICAL FRUITS. '
ORANOES - Slexkan. per box , $3 ; Cali
fornia navels , per box. $ .501(3.75 ; California
seedlings , oer box. $2.7& j3.00.
LK.MONri - I'alifornla fancy , $4 ; choice.
California , $3.75 ; Slesslna , $1.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 21-sectlon case , $3.25.
NfTS Hickory nuts , large , per bu. , $1 ;
shell barks. J1.231.35. |
FIOS California layers , per 10-lb. box ,
$1 ; California carton , per 10-lb. box , $1.10 ;
Imported ligs , per lb. . 13c.
DATES 00-1 b. boxes. E 46e per lb.
( MAPLE St'GAR-Per lb. , 9c.
HIDES , TALLOW. KVC ,
IHDES-No 1 green hides , 8Hc ; No. 2
green hides , 7Vfec ; No. 1 salted hides , lOc ;
No. 2 salted bides , 9c ; No. 1 veal calf , S to
12 lbs . , fie ; No. 2 veal ealf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , Be.
TALLOW. GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
1. 4c ; No. 2 , 3"4c ; rough , L'c ; white grease ,
294 1 3',4c ' ; yellow and brown grease , 2Vi03c.
ClIAMiKS I.V AVAIIiAllLK Sl'l'PMES.
Iiifornintlon Slio > vliiK liicrpnnp or Dp-
ore a HO lit VnrlniiN 1'olntn.
NEW YORK , Jan. 3. Special cable anil
telegraphic communications to Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available
supplies since the last account :
WHEAT United States and Canada , east
of Rockies , Increase , 359,000 bu. ; ( Liverpool
Corn Tradp News ) allont for and In Europe ,
decrease. 1,500,000 bu. ; total supply , decrease ,
1.141.0UO bu.
CORN United States nnd Canada , east of
Rockies , decrease. 5SO.OOO bu.
OATS United States and Canada , east of
Rockies , decrease , 48,000 bu.
Among the moro Important Increases re
ported , not given In the olllclnl visible sup
ply s'-atemont , arc those of 900,000 bu. at
northwest Interior elevators : 319,000 bu. at
Sioux Falls and SIt iO bu. at Akron.
The principal decreases are thoixs of 110-
000 bu. at Slanltoba storage points , 93,000 bu.
lit Portland , Sle. , 94,000 bu. at Louisville ,
75,010 bu. at Minneapolis private elevators ,
14,001) ) bu. at Rochester and 35,000 bu. at St.
Joseph.
The agsrecato stock of wheat held at
Portland , Ore. , Tacoma and Seattle , Wash. ,
Increased 30,000 bu. last week.
St. I. on In ( irnln nnd 1'rovlnlnnn.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 3. WHEAT Lower ; No.
2 red , cash , elevator , 70c ; track , 72(372 ( 0 ;
January , 70'/c ; Slay. 71'ifiJ71c ; July , C9 ? 5f
ffiHic ; No. 2 hard , dV gCi'.fcc ; receipts , 10,500
bushels.
CORN Steady ; No. 2 cash , 30' c ; track ,
SlVfiSl- : January. 30c ; Slay , 32c.
OATS Bony : No. 2 cash. 2lc ; track , 24HC :
January , 24c ; Slay , 25Uc ; No. 2 white , 2G@
2Ci,4o.
RYK Firm at Kc. !
FLOUR Firm ; patents , $3.45SJ3.55 ; extra
fancy , $3.10f3.ir | : clear , $2.75ifI2.M.
SEEDS Timothy. J2.00ft2.30 ; Max , dull
at $1.15.
CORNSIEAL Steady nt $1.70fj'l,75. '
IHRAN Firm ; sacked , past track , 64c.
HAY-Steady ; timothy. $ S.5Hrl2.00 ( ; prairie ,
$7.00fi8.25.
WlIISKY-Steady nt $1.23' .
COTTONTI ES-$1.05.
HEMP TWINE-90.
SlETALS-Lead , firm at $ I.C5. Spelter ,
dull at $5.35.
POl'LTRY Dull ; chickens , 6c ; turkeys ,
7'jc ; ducks , GHc ; geese , 5'Ac.
PROVISIONS Dry salt boxed meats , ex
tra shorts. $5.G2'4 ' ; clear ribs , $5.75 ; clear
sides , $5.S7'Bacon , extra shorts , $6.12 ;
clear rib. * , $ C.25 ; clear sides , $ fi.37'i. Pork ,
steady ; Jobbing , $9.75 for old. $12.25 for now.
Lard , nominally lower ; prime steam , $3.45 ;
choice , $3.CO.
RECEIPTS Flour , S.Ort bids. : wheat , 17-
000 bu. ; corn , 52,000 bu. ; oats , 33,000 bu.
SlIlil'SIENTS-Flour. 10.0UO bbls. ; wheat ,
50,000 bu. ; corn , 57.000 bu. ; oats , 41.000 bu.
Under , I'.KK nnd < 'hopm MiirUol ,
PHILADELPHIA , Jan , 3. BUTTER
Firm ; fancy western creamery , 29c ; fancy
western prints , 30c.
EGOS Firm ; good demand ; fresh -n-cst-
ern , 24c ; fresh nearby , 21c ; fresh south
western. 22c ; fresh southern , 22c.
CHEESE Firm but quiet.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3. - BUTTER - Firm ;
creameries. ISft'.TUe ; dairies , 1723c.
EGGS-Finn ; fre-sh , 19c.
ST. I.OIMS. Jan. 3.-BUTTER-Flrmcr ;
creamery , 2H/2Sc / ; dairy , 19Q2IC.
EGGS Steady at 17'fce.
NEW YORK , Jan. 3.-BUTTER-Recppts | ,
7.021 pkgs. ; llrm ; Junu creamery , 22f(2G'.4c ( ;
western creamery , 23'029c ' ; factory , lBS2lc.
CHEESI--Recclpts : , 3,3(0 ( pkgs. ; firm ; fall
made fancy , small , 12i < ijl3c : full made ,
fancy , largo. I'JM'lUc ; Into made , small , 12 ®
12' , c ; late made , largo , IHjtijlSc.
EGGS Receipts. 5,925 pkgH. ; firm nnd
higher ; western , ungraded , nt mnrk , 14r23c ;
western , 2lfa2f > o. loss off.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. : ! . EGGS-Frosh In
fair demand at steady to strong prices ;
MUsourl and Kansas stock , Urals , ] 5i c ,
aisos returned ; storage , IWjllc.
Liverpool ( imlii anil I'riivlHloiiH ,
IflVERPOOL. Jan. 3.-WIIEAT Futures
! closed iiulet ; March. 5s 11-V1 ; May. 5s IHid.
' CORN Sput. American mixed , llrm at 3a
| fid. Fulures , steady ; January , SsSTsd ; Feb-
riiiiry. : ls Gd : March. 3s G'Md.
I PROVISIONS Lard. American renned , In
| palls , firm at HlsCd ; prime western. In i
! ilrrccit , firm at 2Us 9d. Bacon , Cumberland |
cut , firm at ; Us ; short ribs , llrm at 31s ; long
clear middles , light , llrm at 31s ; loir. ; clear
i middles , heavy , llrm nt 31s ; short clear
t bucks , llrm nt 33 Cd ; clear bellies , llrm nt
. > < s. Shoulders , square , llrm nt 31s Cd.
) Hams , short ( .ill , firm at 45s.
IVIIIINIIN ( ' ! ( > ' < < rnln nml I'rovlnloiiN.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 3.-WHEAT Slay.
OiV : cash. No. 2 hard , Cle ; No. 3 , JSljCSc ;
No. 2 red , 707i4c | ( | : No. 3 , CljiCSc.
CORN Slay , 'Jiitic : cash , No. 2 mixed , 29c ;
No. 2 white. 29'ic ' ; No. 3 , 29c.
OATS-NO. 2 white , 21 21'
RYE-NO.
IIAY-Chiilco timothy , $9.0069.50 ; choice
prairie , $7. < ) Qfi7.SO.
RICl'ElPT.S-Wheat , 10.300 hu. ; corn , 9.7CC
bu. ; oals. 4,000 bu.
? | SlllPSlENTt5-Wiic.it. 10,200 .bu. ; corn ,
' 3.2CO bu. ; ouls , 2.1W bu.
? I Toledo MnrUot.
TOLEDO O. . Jan 3.-WIIEAT Active for
1 Slay ; No. 2 cash. 70 > 4e ; Slay , 73T c.
CORN Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
: ! 32- ! .
: 32OATriDuIl and steady ; No. 1 mixed , 2)r. )
RYE-Dull a-id llrm ; No. 2 cash , E7c bid.
: CLOVEltSEED-HIgher ; prime cash , old ,
Jl.iO ; January , new. JS.C21.March ; , $3.70.
MlluauUoo ( irnln 11
. SIILWAI'KEE. Jan. 3.-WHEAT-Dull ;
11 No. 1 northern. GH e ; No. 2 northern , CI&
i RYE-Qulet : No. 1. 55c ; No. 2 , 53'jc.
BARLEY-FIrm ; No. 2. 45 - ; sample. 37Q
43iic.
ii- < > llKVlunl mid Flour.
S11NNEAPOLIS , Jim. 3. -r WHKAT - Ir
store : No. 1 northern , C5 ! c ; Slay , 6tjc (
'July CSV On tr.i.k No 1 hnrd C7X - >
1 northern , O)7 * . . No 2 northern , f.iS1
FLOUR First pntcntx. J.Un'd.lRn. seeond
patents. $ .r2n'(7.1.SO ( , nrst ole.ir. $22iMi230.
HRAN-IH bulk , tn.doiiii.25.
Peorln Mnrkot ,
PEORIA , Jnn. S.-COKN-Stciidy ; No. 2 ,
30Hc.
OATS-FIrm : No. 3 white. 23Ufl22'4c. '
WHISKY-FIrm , on the basis of $1.23',4
for finished goods.
DnlulbVlirnl Mnrkel.
Dt'LVTH , Jan. 3-WHEAT-No. 1 hnrd ,
cash , U'Hc ; No. 1 northern , cash , G.i'ftc ' ;
-May. CSHe : July. CD'ic ; No. 2 northern , CSV ;
No. 3 spring , C9Hc.
MOVKMIJXTS OF STOCKS AM ) IIO.MIS.
Mnrket Clo-.r-t nl I.IIMVPI Hot ) , In Sne-
clnKln.i r.lid IIIllroilN , , i
NEW YORK , Jan. 3. Tne Mock mnrket !
was unable to resist the factors working
towards reacdon nnd closed nt losses both
for sppclnltlcft nnd In the rnllroad * run- ,
nlng from 1 to 3 points. PcpresMon waq | '
manifest from the opening In sympathy j 1
with the earlier declines In the Londnn
market , but tbo downward tendency wn
resisted. A number of the Industilal stocks
ndvnnrpd in n somewhat excited manner In
the tlrst hour nml Induced n sympathetic
hardening of prices all throug i the list. i
Consolidated Gas Jumped S p.ilnts on the
report of Its absorption of an elpptrlc lightIng -
Ing company and Incidental advantages In ; 1 ,
the local ga ? war. American Tobacco rep I
an extreme 5 points and thp Continental
Tobacco * were strong. Sugar showed n dls- .
position to continue Us advance and mine
of the Iron nnd step ] stocks maintained
yesterday's show of strength In the group.
Later In the day there was n vigorous upward - i
ward movement In Now York Central , wl-h
a slight sympathetic lespoiuv In other Van- : ;
derbllt stocks. Thp Isolated points of
strength In the market , however , proved
entirely Iniunirlcnt to sustain prices In face
of thp constant dribbling of sales for for- j
olgn account and those for loenl account
which were sentimentally Influenced by the
weakness abroad. |
A rumor circulated that I.ady."mlth l-nd !
capitulated to the Boers. The effect was
significant of what may bp expected from
thn security market In rase of further 10-
verses to the British arms In South Africa ,
for traders who werp long of stocks has
tened to tnke thrlr nrollts ! n face of the
possibility Involved. The later news of the
day mndo It clear t.lat the real source of
the day's wenkners was Berlin. Selling
from that center In London and of Amerl- ;
can securities In Now York was on n large
scnlo. It was based on the weekly lelurn
of the German Imperial bank , which showed
a loss of $10,500,0(10 ( In cash. A loan expan
sion in face of this drain of $12.SOfK ) and
mi addition to tbo notes In circulation of
upward of $39,000,000 was an exhibit of pres
sure for credits In Germany which served
rnthor to s-artlo thp llnanelnl world. The
effect was ml apparent , however , In tbo ,
Berlin discount market nnd sterling ex-
chnngp advanced at Berlin In spite of n
further decline In Interest rates In I.on-
dOn. Berlin exchange in Now- York , how
ever , rose it Hhni-p fraction. These stocks ,
which were stroncest yesterday , did not
entirely lose their gains of yesterday
but in the case of the Baltimore ' .t
Ohio ? tncks. the Pacifies and a number of
southern stocks , large inroads worp made
on values. Conditions In- the locnl money
market were umlls-urhed.
The bond mnrket showed n yielding ten
dency In symmithy with stocks. Total
sales , par value , $1.975,000. United States
States new 4s , registered , advanced " > nnd
new 4s , coupon , the 3s , old 4s nnd 5s i per
cent In the bid I'rlce.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : "Tho markets i
'here ' were cheerful at the opening todav. I
but they fell off on the relapse of consols
from 99' ' , to 9.1' ( , on the Issue of .C.2.0,0.0 0
of local loans stock. 3' per cent at 9 ' < .
American securities began weak and fell
steadily on heavy sales by Berlin , where
Wie bank statement made n b.id showing.
There was also profit-taking here and sales
from New orlc. The close wns flat , the
lowos : Prices being- reached In the street.
Ixiulsvllle St Nashville and Union Paeltic
were the weak features. Spanish 4s were
C. > ' , i , tlntos 45 % , Anacondas S7-1G I'tnhs
G'j , Boston 1 , A vines l i. The Bnnk of Eng
land bought 16.000 gold In bar ? . ThP
weeks Influx of specie wns 2,379 . OjO .
Money wns easy. "
The followlni ; are the quotations for the
leading stocks on the New York exchange
today :
Atchlsou 19U Texas O'ncillc 15U
do pfd. . 60-Ji Union Pacific . . . . ifii
Baltimore & O. . . 57 do pfd 741 ?
Canada Pac 91\i \ Wabaih . . -1
Canada So 4 ! ) , do pfd ! " 20 ;
Ches. & Ohio . . . .SO 'Wheel. ' & L. E. . . ! )
Chicago G. W. . . . 12J do 2d pfd. . . . 27
& . nd.Qi"L : : : X 1ii1ff'i !
chH0ft % i : : : : : fM\mlr : If '
Chicago & N. W.1GH4 Wells-Fnrgo Kx.lV )
C. , R. L & P 100 % Amer. Cot Oil Wl
c. c. c. & st. L. G2 > i do pfd. . . . ; : : tl
Color/iilo So o'.i A nit ) P. M EI ! tint ? 71'
'lo 1st Pfd. . . . U j do pfd i : 30
do 2d pfd. . . . 15 'Amer. ' S. & II. , . .
\tMV Yurie Money Miirkel ,
NEW YORK , Jan. 3.-SIONEY On call
steady nt 4ft ( > per cent ; last loan , nt 4 per
cent ; ruling rule C per cent ; prime mer-
. c.intlle linger. G per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Flrni. with ncI -
I tunl buslnccs In bankers' lillls at $ I.S7i > for
j demand and at $ I..2V. . for sixty days ; posted
I ratp . $1.83 nnd $ I.ES'-i ; commerplnl bills , $1.81
' '
s'lL'VER Certificates. 5Siii59Uc ' ; bar
5S5e ; Slexlonn dollars. 47' ' c.
BONDS Government , strong ; state , Inac
tive ; railroad. Irregular.
The following nro the closing quotations
on bund * :
ssires . lO-FTN'r YrccnTrafTs'.lon"
< o 3s. reg . | 09i.N. J. ( . Ken. fs..U7'i
do coupon . 110V4 No. Carolina G . .122
do new 4s , re-.13IU | do 4s
j do eoupon 131 N"iPac. . Is . ll'i '
j do old Is , leg..114V4 do P.s . CO
do coupon lll'-i dn Is . 101 !
do 5J. : rog 11H iN.Y.C. & SI.l4.4H.114U
| do coupon in N. & W. con. 4s. . 9014
IX of C. 3 C5s 119 do gen. lis 129
| Atoll. Ben. 4s 09 Ore. Nav. is no
do ndj. 4s 79 > i d. . ) 4 * 101 4
I Cnnnda Po. 2.107',2 Ore. S. L. Cs 127
90 I do consol 51..113
4s 9SU St. P. . C.
K. T. . V. & O.ls.10 ! i do SH 117" ,
Erlo gpn. 4s l7 ! Ho. Railway 6s..lore
F. W. * D. P.ls. 7'1 iS. R. & T. Cv SO
Gen. Elec. 5s..119 Tenn. n. s. 3s. . . . 93
O. II. . < t S. A. Cs.lOS Tex. ft Pac. Is..111
do 2s. * do 2" ' " ' 51
II. & T. C. 5s..i03y Unloirp'3cVlic"4H.'ll)2 ) < i
II. & T. C. c. Ci.,110 IWabash Is 113
In. Central li..HO do 2s 10- )
SI. , K. & T. 2a. . . . O.S
do 4 *
"
Offered.
I'orclni ! l.'lnniioliil.
LONDON , Jan. 3. The llnaucl.il situation
Is oonsldcrpil much more hopeful on the
general understandlnE1 that the bank ratu i
will not be raised tomorrow , nor , according r
to expectation. U It likely to be ralfod I
In th near future. It Is learned by a rep
resentative of the Atsoclated Props that t
the only gold drain to bo met at present t
U .C of A 000 to 4lm Argonllne Republic , which i
Is believed , to bo fully offset by lmporl.1-
tlons from the United States and other r
countries. Liquidations continue to de-
r -.i ic n. | th foiling tow.ir.1 Amerl. an '
n urltii's h.i improve I. c p. 'Mli > In ibo
rase of < o | > iHT s . 'ks. Tlip belief gnlm
gr.niii'l thai I IP United States will reap
largo prom * from Great Rrltain's war.
Gjvernmont bills are somewhat weak on
account of rumors of a now wnr loan. On
the ftrePt today pr.ces wore weak , owing
to Herlln selling. American securities de
clined 'sfll ' poln. . Thp market for Ameri
can securities opened steady , but soon
receded on a disposition to await advice *
from Wall street. Huslnps. was limited to
professional trading. The closing tone was
dull. One small failure wns reported.
Spanlh Is closed nt 05i4. Amount of bul
lion taken Into the Hank of Englnnd on
balnnco today wns 17.000. Hnr gold. 77s ! > d.
India council bills were allotted today at
Is 4 I-lOd. Gold premiums are quoted as
follows : Huenos Ayres. 12VSO ; .Madrid ,
27.75 ; Lisbon. 41 ; Romp , 7.32. Har rllver
closed steadier nt 271-lGd per ounce.
PARIS , Jan. 3. Huslno's on the bourse
today was buoyant on the favorable settle
ment and advices regarding the money po
sition abroad. International soourliles
stronger and Inspired activity In Spanish
Is. Rio tlntos milled considerably , owing
to the doorense In the stocks of copper and
the advance In Now York. Throe per cent
rentes , 93f 451,41for lap nocount ; excbnngo
on London , 25f 23c for chocks ; Spanish 4s
closed at G7.75.
MERLIN , Jan. 3. Prices oppupd comp.ira-
Ively llrm on the bourje today. Later , ow
ing to heavv realizations , there WIIP u sharp
react'.on , dlsnppnlnttnent lu-lng manifested
lover the bank stntemcnt Issued today. Exchange -
change on London , 20m 51'spfg f jr checks.
The weekly statement of ihe Imperial bank
of Germany shows the following chaiiRes :
Cash In hand , decrease , I2.3W.IVO mnrks ;
treasury notes , decrease , l.soo.rnii marks ;
oilier securities , Ini reiifo , 51,2nrt,0 ( . ) marks ;
notes In circulation , Increase , lMs ) 0OOi )
marks.
Ht'ENOS AYR US , Jan. 3.-The gold quota-
tlon today was 12S.IO.
NEW YORK , Jan. a. The following
are the olllclnl closing quotations for min
ing shares :
C hollar IS oTTtTirlo 70i
Crown Point 1" Ophlr CO
Con. Cnl. it Aa..i : ! . " ( P yinoiith S
Dcadwood fi'i ' iQulok'llver IVi
Gould .t Currio. . 20 do pfd SOO
1 Halo & Norcross. 35 Sierra Nevada . . 35
llnmftake Standard 240
Iron Silver BO Union Con 20
Mexican 25 Yellow Jacket . . IS
London S'loeli UtmtnlIOIIR.
LONDON. Jan. 3.-I p. m.-Closlng :
"
Cons. , money . . . 9S"d N Y. Central . . .131 4
I Consols , ncct ns'fc P 'ennsylvanla ' < . . . G73K
Canadian Paclllc. 9H * , Reading 93 ;
Erlo 12'4 No. Pacific pfd. . 70\4 \
do 1st pfd. . . . 34V4 Atchlson 20- %
Illinois Central..llBi,4 Loulsvllln S2 8
Union Pao. pfd. . 77V4 Grand Trunk . . . 7
St. P. common. . 122 Anaconda & %
HAR SILVER Steady nt 27d per ounce.
SIDNEY I per cent.
The rnte r.f . discount In the open market
for Fhort bills Is fif/OU iper cent and for
three-months' r-lllh 5 sfiG'li per cent.
llnnU ClonrlnnN.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3. Clearings , $317,443-
9GI : balances. $19,7SS.GOTi.
HOSTON. Jan. 3. Clearings , $25,632,918 ;
balances , $2.142,879.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3. Clearings , $ G,771.090 ;
bnlnnces , $789,513. Money , CfiS per cent.
New York e.xchnnge , 35o premium bid , DOc
premium nsked.
CHICAGO. Jan 3. Clearings , $30,097,910 ;
balances , $2,135.765. Posted exchange. $4.S2V4
( H4.SSS. New York.exchange. 25c premium.
"BALTLAIORE. Jan. 3. Clearings , $ G,7C4-
93S ; balances , { 715,223.
'PHILADELPHIA ' , Jan. 3. Clearings ,
ja > , fl2,448 ; balance ? , $3,271,150.
Condition of the Tren nry.
AVA'SHINGTON ' , Jan. 3. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $282,778,911 ;
gold reserve , $230,579,295.
Cotton Mnrkel.
NEW YORK , Jan. 3. COTTON Mnrket
opened weak nnd excited today , with prices
3C7 points Ijwer. this decline being Imme
diately followed by a further drop of 4Q5
points , after which fluctuations were varied
with the general tendency for a time to
ward recovery. The news from the south
was bullish , but cable advices were em
phatically against the market. Though
the claim wa.s made that closing up of long
standing "straddles" In tbo English market
wns entirely responsible for the serious
break there , the Impression was quite gen
eral hero that an abundance of selling or
ders hnd been sent over from this elde , to
gether with predictions for a marked
change In the price movement and attitude
of ihe south. Liverpool was a large buyer
of the near months In the forenoon. Aside
from enormous Wall street selling , the
outsldo public took comparatively little In
today's options. At the close sentiment was
very much made. Prlcos gave way sharply
in the hint few minutes under very heavy
selling pressure from Wall street. The
market was finally steady at a net loss of
7 < R14 points. Futures closed steady nt the
decline ; January. J7.32 ; February. $7.33 ;
March. $7.35 ; April , $7.37 ; Slay. $7.39 ; June ,
$ ' . : ; July , $7.40 ; August. $7.3S ; September.
$0.95 ; October , $6.S2 : November , JO.78 , Spot
closed quiet ; middling uplands , 7c ; mid
dling gulf , Sc ; sales. 147 bales.
NEW ORLEANS , Jnn. 3. COTTON
Quiet ; salon , 3.950 bales ; ordinary , G3-lGc ;
good ordinary , GlI-1Cc : low middling. 73-10c ;
middling. 77-lOc ; good middling , Viitc ; mid
dling fair , 715-lOc ; receipts , 10,019 bales ;
stock. 405.020 bales. Futures quiet and
0.70 : October.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. S.-rOTTON-Un-
ebangi.-d ; no sales reported ; middling.
77-lGc ; recplpts , 5.SS7 bales ; shipments , G.I90
bales ; stock , 1i2 ( , ! ) > 7 bales.
GALA'ESTON , Jan. 3. COTTON Firm at
7 7-lCc.
LIVERPOOL , Jan. 3.-COTTON Spot , In
fair demand , prices l-10d lower ; American
middling fair. 44d ; low middling , 1 ll-32d ;
giod ordinary , in-32d ; ordinary , 3 3-lCd.
The salen of the day were 12.000 bales , of
which 500 were for speculation and export ,
and Included 11.3'X ) American. Receipts , 11-
001 bales , Including 1.1 ) American. Futures
quiet , and dosed o.ulet at the decline ;
American middling , I. m. P. , January ,
I 19-Cld buyers ; January and February ,
4 1C-C4 ? ) I 17-Old buyers ; February nnd .March ,
I i-Cr//4 : : ll4d buyers ; Slare'i ' nnd Aurll ,
I 11-0(1/4 ( 12-Cld sellers ; April and Slay ,
19-Cld sellers ; Slay and June , I 7-Gld npfl-
ert ; Juno and July , I MI { | | 5-Old buyers ;
July and Auguxt , 4 3-G ! ( /l 4-Gld sellers ; Au
gust and September. 3 U.I-.KI Id sellers ; Sep
tember and October. 16.1-64(1 ( value ; Octo
ber and November , 3 IS-Gli/3 / 49-G4d value.
Wool Mllrkel.
HOSTON , Jan. 3. The American AVool
and Cotton Reporter will s.iy tomorrow :
The new year has opened with a qulut but
hardening1 wool market. There In no prcs-
Biirn whatever to sell. On thn other hand
holders are very llrm In their Ideas nnd
'will ' not budge an lota from what they
consider to be a fair valuation on their
slot k. Slaniifacturers , however , are not
buying. Several of them are ready to take
wool when offered to them fllghtly under
. the nmrlu-i , .but . concessions nro not being
I made. The general belief Is that the prcs-
i out lull In business is only temporary nnd
i preliminary lo another period of ; iro-
nounced activity and strength. It Is
1 thought that tliu next London sales , which
i begin January 10 , will open on at least n
' parity with the closing rates of the last
"pries. If not higher. Thn situation abroad
, is birong. The tales of the week In lioslun
| amounted lo 2,2IOXW pounds domestic and
I KCi.ooo pounds foreign , making a total of
2 , " , < ttW/'j pounds , nsrnlnst ri total of 2.330.MJ
! pounds for the previous wrek nnd n total
. of .1KI.CCO { pounds for the corresponding
I week laet year.
I roll'oo Mnrkoi.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-COFFEE The
market for coffpo futures opened steady ,
with prices urn-hanged to 5 points higher
nnd ruled very active , with a llrm undur-
tone on vigorous bull fiipport. fulr demand
from thp bear side nnd moderate fjrclgu
buying. The cable- news averaged up f.i-
\orably , < M did the changes in statistics.
Hulllsh gentlint-n- was Iniuiitllled by In.
creased demand for spot eoffco at advanced
I nrlcpH. T.io wnr rumoru produced no effect ,
i The market closed xirudy. with prlco net
uiieliangod to 5 points higher. Total Kilos ,
2,350 ! ) liakriIncludinc : January , Id.l0iiti.15 ;
, .March. Io.30fl0.35 ; Sl.iy. $0.40 ; July. $0.60 ;
Augiiiii , ti.iati .K : September. $1.CO : Octo-
lu-r. $8.GOSjC.C3 : November. { il.CJ ; December ,
$ G.sn. Spot. Hlo. tinner : N ) . 7. Invo c-e ,
73-nir ; No 7. lobblns , 7 7-Jflc. Mild , llrm ;
Curduvu , i'wli'vc.
'OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKEF
Desirable Kinds of Beef Steers Sell at About
Steady Price ?
COWS AND HEIFERS MOSTLY IOC LOWER
HORN Ucnnonnlily Active , It" ) U I-So- < <
r.e l.oui-r Tlinn Tuciiln } Sheep
.U-lUe nml Stonily 1 < UlRlior
I'Vodcrs Soil
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 3.
llecclpts were : Cnttlo Hog * . Sheep , j
Olllclal .Monday . 1.I9J 2.070
Olllclnl Tuesday . 2,617 2.M * 2.031
uiiic.ui Woiinesuny . 2a 2 6iUi
Three dnys thlP week. . . . 7.103 10,577 6113
Same day * last week. . . . ItMl H.2 3 S.faS
Same ( ln.v week before. . 7.2s < 27Sls J.
8.11110 three week * HBO. . 11.211) ) 17,519 9S2j
Average price paid for hogs for llio last
several days with comparisons :
3 81 3 If- i 4 13 4 M
S 8 l. 3 3l 4 07 4 87
3 20 I 17 | 6 11
3 30 4 131 5 10
3 SI ! ] 3 24 4 10 5 II
3 30 | 3 IS 4 13i 5 07
; t .111 3 In | 5 II
3 3i | 3 1 I 23 |
.Inn. 1 " 3 121 3 ISI 3 10 4 22 5 12
.Ian. 2 3 B7 | ' I 3 17 | 3 U I 16 r , it ;
Jan. 3 3 57 | 3 4S | I 3 4(5 ( I OS 5 IB
' Indicates Suiulny. Holiday.
The ollk'lnl inmilipr of ears O'f ' stock
brought In today liy each road wns :
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. HT's.
C. . SI. & St. ( P. lly , . . . 3 2
( I. ft Si. I. , lly . 1 11
Missouri IMclhc Hy. . . 2. > -1
Union I'nclllc System. S 10I
C. & N. W. Hy I
K. . E. .1 M. V. It. U. . 17
s. c. & P. liy
c. , st. r. . si. .t o. . .
It. SI. U. It. U . 31
C. , II. & Q. Hy .
( ' . , U. 1. * I * . Hy. , E.
( ' . , H. 1. & 1' . Hy. . W.
Illinois Central . 1
Total receipts . 121 SI ! 7 I
The disposition of .the day's receipts was
as follows , pnch buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co. . . . . . 203 MI .
( ! . 11. Hammond Co . IN ! f.ll .
Swift and Company . 2S2 1,27'J 059
Cudahy Packing Co . 63S 977 1,011
Arinour & Co . 4fl ! 1.64S M9
Omaha > P. C. , from K. C. 1M .
Cudahy P. C. from 1C. C. 413 .
H. Becker & IK-san . 1:27 : . , .
VHiisiint .t Co . 35 .
I. otiman & Co . G9 .
Helium & Underwood . SS .
Huston it Co . 42 .
Livingstone & Schaller. . . 71 .
II. I. . . Dennis & Co . 2 .
Other buyers . M ) 7 .
Totals . 2.S42 5.7M 2.549
CATTLE Total receipts were not large
today and there wore none too many cattle
to supply the demand , but the only trouble
was 'that ' they were not all of the right
kind. There was a scarcity of cornfed
steers and the market on desirable cattle of
that kind was steady. Chicago reported
common kinds of beeves lOc lower , and
some fellers thotiRht the feeling here was
a llttlo easier on the common kinds , with
buyers Inclined to be bearish , but there
were HO few here that It was hardly pos
sible to effect material change In the mar
ket. Some pretty Rood cornfed cattle
brought Jfi.CO. Some Wyoming steers
loaded from a Montana point Bold to the
packers at $1.50.
There were about thirty loads of c nvs
and heifers In the yards , a large proportion
of all the cattle on sale being of that
description. The fact that Chicago came
lower on common beef cattle , together with
the large receipt1 , Rave buyers an
opportunity to pound prices , which they
were not slow to take advantage of. The
result was that the cow market was slow
and fully We lower. Owing to reluctance
of sellers to make concessions demanded
It was late before a clearance was effected.
Buyers claimed that the cow market has
been too high this week as compared with
other markets and that that was the renron
for their wanting the- cattle lower .odny.
Stockers and feeders were steady and the
demand was fair. The fresh arrivals were
small and speculators peemed to want the
cattle , so that practically everything sold
In good season. Prices are high enough
to suit any seller. Some Wyoming or
Montana yearling ? , mostly white-faces ,
sold at $5.10. The 2-year-olds out of the
same lot sold at $4.70. representative sales :
BEEF STEERS
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2 12GO 330 1 124D 5 10
1 1HO 3 G3 27 129i ( 5 10
2 10S5 4 2n 40 1114 5 JO
17 9M ) $1 40 II 11G9 r , 10
9 1000 4 45 35 1237 5 15
2 lOffi 4 50 21 1195 5 20
1 1510 4 50 5 1072 fi 20
II 1202 4 50 20 1213 5 25
12 994 4 C5 2 1240 n 25
1C 1128 4 70 3S 1255 5 33
19 10G3 4 75 25 1278
18 1039 4 75 2li 1HO 5 40
3S 11S1 4 SO 5 .12SS 5 40
19 118G 4 90 17. . . . . . . . . .1230 r. so
1 13SO 4 90 15. . . .1502 5 CO
1C 1151 4 90 11. . . .1180 5 CO
COWS.
. . . 90G 2 25 2 1225 350
. . . 930 2 25 1 1340 3 50
. . . 950 2 25 6. . . .1233 3 50
. . .10CO 2 50 5. . . .114G .1 50
940 2 50 1. . . .113J 3 VI
9S4 2 HO 4 .1190 3 CO
4S.
S50 S. . . . . . . . . 3 CO
1003 2 75 20 1095 3 00
S 9S7 2 " 5 4 1275 3 CO
1 900 9 11M 3 CO
1 S70 3 IV )
6 1051 2 75 1 1350 3 IK
1 1080 2 85 1 920 3 05
1 1MO 3 00 C 1173 3 Gi
1 970 3 M 1 1190 3 05
3 1203 3 ( ) 1 1050 3 05
7 904 3 00 17 1122 3 65
1 1090 3 00 25 9.12 3 05
1 117(1 ( 3 Oil 18. . . .lOiiO 3 70
3 00 21. , . . .10M 3 70
.10:50 : 3 01 * . . .1093 3 70
. 915 3 00 , . . .119.1 . 3 70
.1020 3 00 21 . . .1154 3 70
. 970 3 IK ) 3 75
.1117 3 00 3 7.- .
.iu 3 10 13 112G 3 75
.1030 ? 10 2 975 3 75
.itfio 3 10 27 1112 3 SO
.1057 ' ! 15 1C 1073 3 Oi )
710 3 15 ,1078 I 01
1070 3 13 1 ,1191 4 00
77 r. 20 4 , . ,1135 I 0)
1001 I ! 25 1 . 900 I 00
COG 3 2T ,1200 , 1 00
i iioo 1. I ( HI
> 1IP,1 10. , 1375 4 00
1 1310 1190 I 10
1. 12SII 1 00
2 1055 1. I ( M )
1.i . 87(1 ( I 00
I 1 1110 3 10 i ! .1170 I 00
2 1105 3 40 I. .10.V ) 4 ( )
10 1017 3 15 20 4 05
3 SO 14 I 10
.1070 3 50 20 .lllli 4 10
.1051 3 SO 3 I 10
.1110 3 fiO iiion ! r
' 3 50 . 903 4 20
. 915 3 50 . 95f , 1 20
.llfcfi 3 50 .12SO 4 20
. 70) ) 3 50
HIJJJ.S.
2 75 1 1430 3 4"
2 75 .12.VI 1 50
. 750 300 .1310 3 f,0
.123H 3 00 .mo 3 00
.11.41. 3 01 .110.1 3 CO
.1170 3 10 . r.7o i 05
.1430 . 760 3 70
.1110 3 25 , 910 3 75
.KM 3 35 . 77ft 3 75
. 780 3 S3 .120 4 00
.1131 ? 42 1 1S70 t 25
.1270 3
3HEIFERS. .
1 SCO 3 23 4 10
1 CM 3 ; i 40 K K.Y ! 4 10
1 4fll ! 3 40 ! ) S2I 4 10
1 911 0 S3 1 1150 I 13
i co 3 si 12 son 4 20
5 79-5 3 10 7 715 4 no
& 75 4 00 21 1027 4 r ,
. 911 4 01 1 11GO 4 03
.1019 4 OiCALVES.
CALVES.
. 70 6 00 1 120 C 50
. 300 H 60 1 210 C 50
. 310 R 5' ' ) i 220 0 73
.250 G 01
COWS AND HEJFERK.
9 1015 373 12 JOR 401
w' ' ' STOCK'ncws / AN'IJ > ' | YEiFKiiH.5
7 728 n CO 36 S12 3f.O
113' 3 15 3 4711 R Wl
i m : t ja it&n ass
u. 5M 3 ° J 7 715 1 10
u.i. BTAUS.
i. . . . 650 3 04 1 > S9 a 00
STOCK c-ALVEH.
i. . . . ISO 8 F , ' ( 1 3S-5 1 CO
370 4 50
STEERS TEXAS.
1234 IW 19 1167 4 SS
4S 1K)3 4 V. 15 12" < w
SIKEHS ASI > HE1FEHS. ,
2 10,15 4 5f > S P. . 4 .
15 S76 t-i S 5 4 rO
1C 101(1 ( 4 70
. . . .
" < - - - - -
fN * t l"l
( * * *
4 7V ( , 420 3 41-
V ) C6t ! 1 20 4 4l\i 4 S >
AUIXONA.
41 feeders. . 5S3 :1 : 75
.MONTANA.
21 feeders. . 9V , 170 15 feeders. . ,3 510
17 feeders. . Gill 510 1 ( steers..1202 4 t,0 ,
HOCiS-Tho rapid advance In prices ca'iio
today nml values declined
to n sudden stop
clined 2'jliSo. Kaslorn nmrkots had < i bt < *
run. and In consequence were GfilOc lower.
The rcrclpls hero were rather small , am
fur that roa on the market here deollned
loss than other markets. ThP bogs sold
largely at $4.27ij.l.30. . whllo yesterday the
long string was at J1.32'gl.S5. ' Tbo top for
today was $1.1" and yesterday JJ.Si'j. IJsnt
trashy stuff N not selling vrrv wpll. and
still It Is bringing good prlros as compared
with good stt'ff. ' ThP most of It goes "sub
ject" to the packer * , and It Is hard to tell
much about It. For pxamplo , some light
stuff. If It happens to bo drcent-llkr and
11 packer has use for something of the kind ,
soils way up , and again It soils clear down
to the bottom. Today's market was fairly
notlvp at HIP derllin- noted nbovo , nml
everything changed h.inds In good season.
It will IIP noted from the table of average
prlcos that oven after thp dtrllnp the mar
ket today was fully 2 > V higher than one
week ago and lOo higher than on Monday ,
lleprcsentatlvo sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Ph. Pr.
r , liV . . . 41X1 56 226 IfiO (30 (
PS 153 . . . $1 15 M 23ii 100 4 111
CO 1ST 120 (20 ( CS 205 SO 430
14 ! S . . . 425 < M 2SI 160 4 M
20 tt 10 42.1 CS 22 < i 12i1 130
146 3.VI 110 4 27U fi 201 100 430
10 195 . . . 4271,4 3S 201 40 4 30
nS 129 2IO 4 27 < 4 CO 315 SO I 3i1
50 252 120 4 27 < v M 319 M 4,11
4P Sfii ! . . . 4 27" . SI 2M5 SO 1 .iO
SS 2(12 ( SO 427H 54 314 40 430
51 235 120 (271,4 ( 00 Sin SO I 3D
52 3,1t 120 I 27'i 07 2S2 120 430
73 2IS 120 4 27'4 ' 57 321 . . . 430
13 lf > ( . . . 1 27'SI 231 . . . 431) )
07 201 120 t 27' ' < . 29 300 10 4 3d
09 24 ( 10 4 27'i Si 250 2SO 43.1
XT 30 ! SH 4 27'j ' 7 < 2(5 200 4 30
PO 10 ! 40 4 27H M 273 . . . 430
S ! ) ISO M ) 4 271 , S5 2T.2 120 I 30
55 226 2K1 ( 1 271,4 74 201 120 4 30
50 320 100 4 24 ? 5.1 2.19 . . . 430
00 2.14 10(1 ( 4 27't. 50 301) ) 40 431
36 27K 100 I 27' ' 41 279 . . . 4 M
SS 203 . . . 4 27' 70 200 2SO 430
71 271 200 4 2"S 00 239 120 ( 30
115 279 40 427H 57 214 . . . 4'JO
70 251 SH 427149 307 SO 4 3'1 '
; i 200 SO 427'S3 230 40 1.11
00 317 320 4 27U. 75 25S . . . 430
fii 2.11 . . . 4 27'A ' 72 291 . . . 4 S'l '
49 297 . . . 4 27'K 0 ( 27.1 120 430
OS 235 41 4 27' 07 202 SO 4 10
51 30(1 ( J40 41rt" 03 2C.O SO 430
f , < ! : ! > i 200 ISO 01 2S1 t'1 ' (30 (
06 2W ( SO t 3D 53 20) SO t 32'A
15 290 . . . (31 ( Or 219 2(0 4 S b
lifl 2vS ICO 410 03 2SI . . . 1 32'
50 3PO . . . 4 SO 00 201 . . . 4 32'J '
01 2S . . . 430 01 22. . . . . 4 32V4
52 331 240 430 59 279 40 4 32U
52 293 . . . 430 SO 213 40 ( 321J
57 315 SO 430 14 211 . . . (33 (
40 2S5 SO 4 SO 0 ( 20S . . . 4 37'A
CS 300 320 (30 ( 09 257 SO 440
SHEKP The market today was In Rood
shape for the sellers. The receipts were
small and the demand good , so that the
market was active and steady to 10c higher.
Two loads of good yearlings and wcihers
were sold yesterday to arrive today at
$1.15. and another load of about the same
nt $4.50. Some of the same lot sold for
delivery tomorrow at $4.50. Some good
wethers nml yearlings , mostly yearlings ,
went tit $4.05. Another bunch of good weth
ers , with a few yearlings on them , brought
$4.00. Still another bunch of yearllnps ? old
at $4.G2' . Oood fed ewes sold as high ns
$4.15. Quite a bunch of tnll-pnd owes sold
at $3.35. There was one bunch.of good west
ern lambs In thp yards which sold at $5.50.
Quotations : Oood to choice fed yearlings.
SI.40fi4.C5 ; good to choice heavy wethers ,
$4.30 < iT4.50 ; good to choice light wethers , $ ( . ( ( )
< ii4.GO : good to choice fed ewes , S.t.OO'iJ'l.lS ;
fair to good fed ewes , $3.f > OT3.S5 ? ; good to
choice native lambs , S5.23iff5.60 ; good to
choice fed western lambs , S5.2nflS.GO ; fair to
good fed western Iambs , J4.sSfiS.15 ; feeder
wclbers. $3.75f3.90 ; feeder yearlings. t.OOJ7 ! >
4.25 ; good to choice feeder lambs , $4.25154.60 ;
fair to good feeding lambs , $4.00ff 1.25 ; feeder
ewes , $2.25fj3.00. Representative sales :
No. . Av. Pr.
199' ewes 1 9S J.I 35
20S ewes 9S 335
1 buck 230 3 50
II owes 106110
191 welstern owes 110 4 15
400 wethers 107 ( 45
231 wethers 103 450
1 wether 180 4 50
202 wethers I1C 4 01
501 western yrlgs and wethers. . 91 ( 62fe !
20S wethers 101 4 05
125 Iambs 57 461
2 native lambs 110 525
200 western lambs 71 550
5 lambs lOt ! C 50
CIIICAUO LIVE STOCK MAIIKKT.
( ioml ( o Choice StoorN Stonily , HIIKH
I.oivor , Slioop Aollvc.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3. CATTI/K-Oood to
choice native steers and Texans steady ; In
ferior grades slow ; butchers' stock and
cannera strong ; stackers and feeders steady ;
good to cholco , $5.4Wi6.GO ; poor to medium ,
Sl.ir > fiC > . ; r > : mixed stockers , $ .1.lOfJ3.90 ; feed
ers , { 4.31K7I.IO ; good to cholco cows , $3. 0ffl
I.CO ; heifers. $3.2of.00 ; dinners , $2.25fJ3.0i ) ;
biills , $2.COJ/.oO ( ; calves , $1.50fj7.f > 0 ; fed Texas
lieoves , $ l.25f/r > .35.
IIOCJS-Markot CfflOc lower ; top , $4.f > 5 ;
mixed and butchers , $ ( .20fc4.55 ; good to
cholco , heavy , $ ( .40f ( .55 ; rough heavy , J4.20fr <
4.35 ; light , $ O'u-l.43 ; bulk of sales. SI.40 ®
4.45.
4.45.SHKIC.P AND IjAMDS Active and steady ;
inmrkot top was western lambs. T0.10 ; native
wethers , SI.30TG.OO ( ; western wethers , $1.10 ® >
5.00 : western lambs , JS.iiO'fifl.lO.
HKCKIPTS-CattlP , 15,000 head ; hogs , 47,000
head ; sheep , 20,000 head.
XIMI- York I.lvo Slool ; .
NIC\V YORK. Jan. 3.-I1KKVKS Hocolpts.
3.7S3 lipnil ; seventy cam on sale ; demand
moderately active ; steers steady ; bulls
steady to llrm ; fat COWP trifle oaslor ; lliieti
ciirs unsold ; steers. $4.S7'/4' ' ' 0.15 ; oxen and
stags , l.lltf < 5.0i ) : bulls , $3.15fo I.JW ; cows ,
S1.75QI.0 ; ciililos tituhanscd ; exports , EOI
( liiarters of beef ; tomorrow , 30 sheep.
CAI/VKS-Hccelpts , 1.2,15 head ; market
firm ; all sold : veals , $ -iOii9.W ; llttlo calves ,
} 4.00fi 1.40 ; barnyard calves , $3.2JJ4.00 | ;
southern calves , J3.90.
S1IKKP AND ! . .AS1IS Receipts , C57 head ;
iilnotcon cars on sale ; sheep , firm to I5c
h'glu.r ; lambs , 20li30c higher ; three Into ar
rivals unsold ; common to prime sheep , $3.00
fit.rW'l lambH , $5.C2V.ft.70 ( ! ; Canad.t lambs ,
$0.25 ; "culls. JI.OMiS.OO.
HOGS Hocelpts , 7,705 head ; quoted firmer
at J4.S5tJl.93.
KIIMNIIN C'lly I.lvo niiipk.
KANSAS CM TV. Jan. S.-CATThH-Uo-
colpts , 7,500 natives , l.lfifl TesnnH ; cliolco
steers , Ktockors and feeders , fairly actlvu
and Ktcady , olhors Me lower ; heavy native
Hl-ers , $5.2.V'iOi > 5 ; IlKhtwelglits , $1.535.35 ;
stockcrs and feedprs , f3.50fj4.75 ; butchers'
cows and heifers , JIMS'/1.50 ' ! / ; cannerH , } 2.50f- (
3.25 ; fed westerns , $1.251(5.13 ( ; western feed
ers. $3.25fH.5'l ' ; TesailH $3.23/1.15. ( (
1JOCH Hocelplo , 12.OT ) head ; llbural sup
ply sold slow at Sfiicc lower prices ; heavv
and mixed. Sl.35fj4.l7 4 ; llcht , l.05f 1.lO ;
plgH , $ .l.iOfI.IO. ! (
SIIKKP AND \Sin8-npopps I | ( , C.10) )
head ; market opened steady ; few Into Hiilcu
6Jil5c IIIVVCT ; lamb.'i , $5.10i5.50 ; muttons ,
$3.255(1.45 ( : stockers and feeders , $3.00 1.00 ;
culls , $2.00 3.00.
> ( . J , mils Mvo isiiio
ST , 1.OKI.S , Jan. S.-CATTMO ,
3,100 head , Including 1.100 Texans : market
steady ; nnl\o | shipping and export steers ,
JI.75J/I1.SO ; dreH'd beef and butcliPr slpprs ,
$ l.35/fi.33 / ; hirers under I/ ! " ) Ibs. , $3.0)/ l.5'l ' ;
stookot'H and fccilors , SS.DOfil.n ) ; cows nml
llPlferw , $2.001 | 1.01 ; onnnors , } 1.75/3.00 / ; TCXIIH
nnd Indian steers , $3.5 Jj5.10 ; cows and liclf-
ers , J2.40ft3.75.
HOOS-HccelptP , 12.COO hcail ; market
wpnkrr nnd lue IIIWIT ; i > ls and lights , $1.3)
j4 S5 ; packers , $1.257/1.10 ; hutchorn. Jl.lO'u
'silI-31'JP AND JjAMHH-KocclpU , 12.60) )
lii'iid : market HHnittlvo \ ; multuiiH , W. " . " 1
4.5'J ' ; lambs , tl.50JM.70 ; culls and bucks , $2.25
SJ3.25 ; stocKcrs , J2.50f/2.75. /
.SdifKIn
Following' am the recPlpts at the four
jirlncljinl western markets for January 3-
Cattlo. ] JOK > . Sheep.
Koillll Oinnlia . -.902 S.7ul 2.3H
CtllcaKO . 15.0'fl (7.0011 ( 20.Kn
JviiiiKiiH City . S.IW ) J2.500 6.10) )
St. J < ous | . ym 12.WJ MHO
TolaU
St , , lii oili | lilvo Moitk ,
SOUTH ST. JOSKI'H. J n. 3.-Speclal.- )
'flie Jnurnnl nuoli's :
CATTLK - Jtiicrlpu , 1,100 head : nmrkd
etoady to i'n y : natlvps" , $1.104(5.70 ; Texas
and westerns. } 3 ii3,7V cows and holfprs
i2.OOtM.CO : hulls and Mnva. J2.0&J.50 ( ; yoar-
HIIKS and oalvcH , t'i7.W(5.CO : storkcru nnd
fep < lers $3 ( UifM 10 , Vfnls JI5k' ( 7W
litre Ijiis. 7roo. market weak to So
flower , nil sr.ide , .52 < aif .45 ; bulk of anlrs ,
SiibKi * * lipeclpt ? . 3nft brad ; mnrkPt aollvo
nml strong.
York Dry ( Joortu MnrkH.
NMi\V YORK. Jan. 3.-DRY ROODS-
Uuslnws In nil lines of cotton goods ngaln
niilet , reports of production being j-orlousiy
Interfered with by short coal nnd water
supplies In a nttmhrr of New Kngland cen
ters , making sellers very cnutloiis In n.--
coptlmr orders for future1 delivery , loho
nnd prices very llrm. Prints nnd ginghams
tirm ; print cloths dull , lint prlcos un
changed for both regulars and odds. ROIIK *
grades American Woolen company's heir * # > "
advanced So since opening yesterday. Drcsrt
goods and silks firm , but current demand
only model ate.
MnrUi't ,
NM\V ORLKANS , Jan. S.-SfRAU-
Qulot : eippn kettle , STiff : open kPttle ,
oentrlfiipal , STd'ijl'jo ' ; centrifugal , planta
tion granulated. 4 9-ltie ; whiles , 4-MHV : >
yellow. .lTs1i-ite | ; seconds , 2TM'lc.
SIOl-ASSMS-Qiilet : open kettle , 374flOo ;
centrifugal , SliRCe.
NK\V YORK , Jan. S. SfOAR - Raw ,
steady ; fair rollnlng , ,1 13-lCc ; centrifugal ,
! ' 0 test , l c ; molasses sugar , 33-lfic ; rellned ,
steady ; crushed , 59-16c ; powdered , T-'ic ,
i granulated , 53-lCc.
Oil .MnrKcf.
lTY , Pa. . Jan. 3. OILS -Credit b.il-
11.66 ; certlllcates. no sales or bids ;
shipments , 95.735 Ivbls. ; average , SO.SS1 bbls. ;
runs C'LIOS bbls. ; average , 57iS5 bbls.
.VK\V YORK , Jan 3. OlI.S-CoMonspod ,
llrm ; prime crude , 30cj prime yellow , 3l'45
T > c. Petroleum and turpentine , sleadj.
linslll , < | illet.
LONDON , Jan. 3.-OH S-I.lnsrcd. 22s Cd.
Turpciiilne spirits' , r.Ss 2'id. '
MVICHPOOI. 3.-O1 US-Cottonseed
. Jan. - - ,
Hull rclliidd , Janunry-Aprll , llrm nt IPs.
Ciillfoniln Dried Krulln.
NH\V YORK. Jan. 3.-CAI.IKORNIA
nitlKl ) FRUITS livnpornlPi ! niiples ,
strong , owing to a light sit | > ply and mod
erate Jobbing demand ; statu evaporated up-
pies , ( onimon , C' c ; prime , 6\ll7c ( ; choice.
7'\5'ic { ' ; fancy , S'ic. PrutiM , 4's Sc , as to
size nml quality. Apricot ! * , Royal. 12iil5r ;
Sloor park , ISJTlSc. Peaches , peeled , 20t22o | ;
unpcelcd , "Vii'lOo.
TIHY1AI. CAUSUS OK GltH.VT AVAUS.
1'crsonnl Illlllciiltlcri of No Iiiiiorlniu-o
Ioiul \nllomil Coiilllct.
Few things are more remarkable In the
histories of nations , says the St. Louis Ho-
publlc , than the ludicrously trivial causes
which have often led to great nnd dlsaBtroun
wnrs. It Is estimated that at least 1.000,000
lives and hundreds of millions of dollars
have been sacrificed as the direct consequence
quence of n Ktolon petticoat , a broken tea
pot or n spilled glass of wntor.
One of the most disastrous wars of mod-
rn times , that between Turkey and Russia ,
Is falil on authority to hnve hnd ita origin
In the blow of a blacksmith's hammer in a
small village In Hcrzegavlnla.
In the summer of 1S75 one of the locnl
pashns , to meet the pressing demands of
the sultan for money , decided to levy a poll
tax on nil personn In his district over the
nqo of 16. One of the collectors wns levying
the tax nt the house of n village blnck-
sinlth , when a dispute arose ns lo the ago
of the blacksmith's dniiKhtcr. Hot words
ensued between the collector nnd the black
smith , nnd when the former made HDine In
sulting remark about the girl the exas
perated father struck him to the ground
with h's ' hammer.
Fearing the consequences of the fatal
blow , ho escaped Into the mountains , where
ho wns joined by several of his sympa
thizing friends. The Insurrection thus begun
spread far and wide among the oppresstd
Herzegovlnlans , nnd later to Scrvis , with re
sults which the world knows.
One of the most torrlblo wars which ever
dcvnslnted China had a ludicrous origin. A
Chinese magnate -was traveling with his retinue -
inuo In ono of the wild districts in the
northern part of the empire , anil among his
baggage was a small teapot , on which
through Its associations , he set great value.
Part of the baggage , Including this cher
ished piece of earthenware , fell Into the
hands of n roving band of robbers , who
promptly smashed to pieces the seemingly
worthless teapot. Its angry owner reportpd
the outrage to the emperor , with the result
that an expedition was dispatched to pun
ish the offenders. This raid led to a long
and bitter war between the mountaineers
nnd tbo Imperial forces , which lasted the
greater part of a century , and led to the
loss of hundreds of thousands of lives.
It Is known now on the highest authority
that the Franco-German war , with all Its
appalling loss of life nnd money , was pre
cipitated by n few slight verbal nlleratlonH
made In a dispatch by Ulsmarck himself.
The disastrous seven years' wnr was the
direct rcmilt of the vanity of Frederick thu
Great , who " .wished . to see his name In th'i '
Gnzette , " nnd It was provoked deliberately
by n contemptuous reference to Fran 'o
which he made to SIme. Pompadour.
Onn of the fiercest wars ever waged be
tween the Spaniards and the Moors was
directly traceable to n pettlcost which be
longed to n Spanish woman of fashion. The
petticoat , which was trimmed with rnre nnd
valuable lace , excited the cupidity of n Sloor ,
who saw it hanging out to dry after being
washed. The Sloor purloined the petticoat
and stripped It of Its lace , which he fool
ishly used to ndorn his uniform. The thief
wns discovered promptly nnd nrrested , but
escaped conviction by means of the per
jured evidence of his friends , who swore
thnt ho hnd bought It In Grenada. A few
days after his acquittal the Moor wns found
dead In bed and his friends , In retaliation ,
fcplml n leading Spaniard and killed him.
The feud thus started between Spaniards
nnd Moors quickly spread , nnd n long and
bitterly fought wnr between thn rival races
ensued.
One of the most serious of the many civil
wnrs In Italy was duo to the misplace 1
energy which led n Florentine housewife
to empty n bucket of dirty water on the
head of n passing citizen of .Milan and , ns
Pnltncrton used to say , there were only
three men who ever know the cnuso of the
Schlcswlg-Holstcln disputes , two of whom
died before the wnr , while the third hnd
completely lorgotten it.
Few causes , however , have been quite HO
trivial ns that which Is said to have led
to the wnr of the Spanish miccruBlon , which
follu'ved the death of Chnrlcn II of Spain
and crowned Mnrlborough with flory. At
a great ball given at the TuHerles the am
bassadors of Great Britain and Spain were
paying court to u grande damo. who begKcd
them to fetch her n glass of water. When
the two ambassadors had returned , each
carrying n glass of water , It was only to
nnd that their protege had been carried off
by n French courtier to dance. In the ex
citement caused by this defecllon the Eng
lish nmbnBsnilor managed to uptct the water
carried by hl brother of Spnln , but nn
apology promptly put the matter right The
two ambassadors , thus reconciled and hating
! n common grievance , sought cut the rival
Frrnchmnn ami challenged him to u duel.
This pnlnful Incident led to hentrd dlplo-
, enntlcorrcfpomUnro and did miu-h to nc-
| centuato the bitter feeling between the na
tions and to hasten the war that fol
lowed.
flfNC ; I3 >
H.RPENNEY&CO.
r v. . * & . !
CCr1 r < r tIFEBUDO.
r
JAMES E. BOYD & GO , ,
U'clcplione 103 ! ) . Omuli.i , Xc'i
COMAUSSION ,
(1KAIN ( , I'HOVISIONSaiul STOCKS
iioAitn or TH.vni : .
Correspondence : John A Warren & Co ,
jJircct wires to C'hlcaco and Nrw York.