COMMERCIAL AND FINANC1AI
European Folitclal Outlook tba Inflncnca o
'Ohnngc ' ,
WHEAT WAS SLIGHTLY EASIER EARL
Tlmt Ccrcnl Soon llrrnmo Slronpr
IllCITIINC II f < llC Cllllllllflltlll
Wnr Cliitnl nml ICItnlrcil
Itiiinorfi.
CHICAGO , Jan. 7.-The pre-eminent li
fltifnco on the board today was the equnll
pollllcnl outlook In Europe. There wer
ollur buls ! ! ! > fjnlures , but this pralomtiiated
The big bear factor wno the financial sltun
tlon , The report that from $3.000,000 t
J5,000,000 of gold has been engaged for ex
port nldcil In weakening wheat for a tin
l > ut It soon became strong again , closln
lc higher than yesterday. Corn and oat
each gained He with wheat , while prov
Elons were heavy and declined.
Wheat was easier for n second or two a
the opening , but foon became strong. Rng
land was a liberal and anxious buyer nt th
ecabnnnl , taking forty boatloads at No\
York for prompt shipment ; country miller
Showed up In force here nnd puld 2'x.rj I
store over May price for 167,000 bu. of No
2 red ; the Argentine crop was said to b
damaged to the extent of SO per cent b
rain , nnd the Blocks of whcnt In Europe tin
afloat therefor arc 2,128,000 bu , less tha
there were ti week ago. There was mi
cloud on the horizon , however , thai wn
well watched : the llnanclnl situation Is a
Burning a ccrlous phase. Hut the news am
the situation , generally , fnvovod botte
prices. The Liverpool cable quoted when
higher nnd consols lower , duo. It was salt
to the critical cltuntlon In political affairs
and the advices cnnccinlng the Arguntln
crop wcro quite unsatisfactory. The re
cclpts In the northwest were fully 2W cm
Jess , than yesterday , nnd only twelve car
more than a week ago. The world's shlj
merlin last week were nlllclally reported i
6.W1.000 bu. , or about 700,000 bu. under th
estimated wefkly requirements. All th
tended to alarm short. ' , mil there was actlv
covering with only limited orfvrlng' and th
competition sent prices up easily. Afte
the first advance , however , there was fri-
realizing sales , which started the price o
Uc. Hut the late cables brought the new
of a further advance abroad , and the bnj
Ing fever n nln let in , nr.d thcr was niutlu
advance , which was well held , at least up t
the noon hour. May Fold parly nt te'/tC
then up gradually to CO'.ic ' , off to B9r8C ; , am
bnck to 60Vic , nnd at noon was CO'.Ac. Th
market was nervous during the last hou
and after selling off to from SDTic to 60o , Ma
mndo a spurt to COTic , and closed at Oc. )
The corn market was firm and a moderat
amounb of speculative business was done
May , which closed yesterday at from 2S'.4
to 28-'SiC , started at 2S'Jc. but soon llrme
up , rlf.lng to 2ST4c and closed nt that. Th
demand from thn cast for winter loadln
here was fairly Rood , and In the cash crnwi
local billed corn wns bringing 'ic more thn
It did yesterday. Country offerings wer
light.
Oats were fnlrly nctlve nnd strong , in
fluenced by corn. Shorts were the prlnc
pal buyers. May sold early at 19'lc , but ad
vanced till the finish , closing at from 194
to 19T&C.
Live stock receipts were consldcrnbl
larger than were expected , and In consequence
quenco hog products suffered conslderabl
in price. Compared with yesterday's lates
quotations today's closing sales showed tli
following declines : January pork , lOc ; February
ruary , 12 < / c ; lard. January , 7J4c ; May , EC
and January and May ribs are each B
lower.
Estimated receipts for Wednesday
Wheat. CB cars ; corn , 2C3 cars ; oats , 85 cars
hogs , 42,000 head ,
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash nuotntlcfls were ns follows :
FLOUR Firm : wlntt-r patents , J3.S05J3.CO ; win
tcr ctralRlitB , I2.90ij3.85 ; sprlnc patents , ( Z.lOft
3-M : sprint- straights , J2.40S2.75 ; bakers , J2.00
BUQARS-Cut loaf , J3.50 ; granulated , J4.87
Ilandaid "A , " J4.75.
JVHEAT-No. 2 pprlne , CSVic ; No. 3 sprlnc
tOWSGHc ; No. 2 : cd. ClH TC3V4c.
CORN No. 2 , 26 > { c : No. 2- yellow , 26c
OATS No. 2 , 17UlTHc ; No , 2 white , 19S >
) > ic : No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 1814010)40. )
RYE-NO. 2 , 331,40
HARLEY No. 2. nominal : Nov 3. f. o. b. , 21
© 33o ; No. 4. f. o. b. , 22gZ3Vic.
FLAX SEED-NO , i , 2c.
TIMOTHY HISEU Prime , | 3.57',4.
PROVISIONS I'01 It , mess , per hbl. , J9.1214 ®
9.23. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , J5.40. Short ribs sides
( Inoser ) 4.45& > 4.X ( ) . Dry wilted shoulders ( boxed ) .
I4.37I4CT4.C214 ; short clfar sldca ( boxed ) , J4.C2J40
'WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
i'dULTRY-Stendy ; turkeys , 9011c ; chickens.
7JSc ; ducks , ll12c.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
On the PM luoa OTOMnijo tojav the butter mar
ket wa Htpuly : : cro.imorv. loailc ; dairy , 12CjiOu. !
Bteady ; fresh. 8 > lOO c. Clivcao , quiet ;
NI3AV YOUK GBMDUAl , MAIUCKT.
. QuoditloiiH on the Principal
CoinnioilltlcN nml SaiilcH. (
NEW YORK , Jan. 7. FLOUR Receipts , 1S-
403 bbls. ; exports , 3C,5uO bbls. Market
llrm nnd higher for winter wheat
brands , nnd unchanged on spring- grades ; city
mill patents , J3. K)04.10 ) ; winter pat
ents , J3.6003.C5 ; clly mill clears , J3.SOO4.00 ; win
ter straights , J3.3003.40 ; winter extras , I2.COO
8.00 ; winter low grades , J2.2002.CO ; spring low
e Sl. > -S ! 2.00. Rye llour , quiet ; bupcrilno.
I2.6o4r2.75 ; fancy , J2.7502.90. lluckwhcat Hour ;
quiet ; spot. J1.30.
CORN MEAL-Dull ; yellow western , coarse.
tOc ; llrandywlne. J2.25.
UYE Nominal ; western , 42045c.
IIARLEY Dull : western. 33 4Gc.
JiARLEY MALT null ; western , 3S045c.
WHEAT-Exports , 4S3.0W bu. ; swt | mi.ing ; No.
1 hard , 70V4c. Options opened easier , but turned
sliong , and ndvanceil all day. Influenced by
foreign buying , heavy looa.1 clearnnceii. higher
cables , European war rumors , nctlvo covering.
Investment buying and blir export demand :
closed utro.iK nt lU01\o advance ; No. 2 red
CORN Receipts , 18.COO bu , : exports , J64.SOO
bu. ; spot market dull ; No. 2 , Slfcic. Options
strong nnd higher on nctlve covering , smaller
car lot rstlinales nnd sympathy wltii whetit ;
closed UfiKo higher ; January closed nt ,15lic ;
Way. JIKOasUc. closwl at 35 c.
OATS Receipts , 61 , &M bu. ; exports , 800 bu.
Options more nctlvo nnd firmer , with corn , clos
ing Uffftc higher ; January closed nt 23Kc : May
2l'4 24Uc. clMeil at 24lic.
LEATHER-FIrm : hemlock sole. Dutnos Ayres ,
light to heavy wclghtu , 21e ; ucld , 21 J22c.
lIAY-FIrm : shipping. J7.00jj7.50 ; uood to
Choice. I8.60jf9.60.
HOI'S Weak ; Blnle. common to choice. 1894
crop , 25c / ; 1S95 crop , 4fflOo ; I'oclllo coast , 1S94
crup. 3 6c : UK crop. 4610c. .
lUDES-9ulet ; Qalvestun. 12c ; Buenos Ayres.
dry. ISo ; Texas < dry , lOc ; California. 15c.
WOOL-Qul t ; domcttla Het\e : , 16f22o ; pulled ,
19u'20c.
I'ltOVlSIONS-Ileef. quiet ; beef hams , 15.W
JO.Ml family. I10.00 fl2.00 , Cut meats , steady-
plckleJ hams , S.004iS.60. Lard. lower ; wceterii
team closed at t5.65US.70 : January , t5.C5 , nom
inal ; May , 15.95. nominal. I'ork , dull ; mesa ,
! ? 1n5i ! ? ? ( l2i lhort clear- "O..23 : family )
. U. ,
< y 1 U. OUtf 1 o
IlUTTER-Rwelpts. 9,231 pkK . [ llrm ; creamery ,
16O2CC ! Elglns , 25c.
CHEEHl Rccelpts. CC9 jpkgs , ; steady ; slate ,
large , 7mT10o ; email. 7KU10ic ( ; wcitern , part
klins. smiCc : full nklmi. sitlc.
Haas Receipts , t.KS pkcs. ; steady ; state and
Pennsylvania , 20T2Cc ; western , I2@22c ; south-
itn. 2KI24C.
TURPENTINU-Qulet nt SOUWSle ,
TALLOW-meudy ; city , STtUlc ; country ,
I'ETROLUUM Firmer ; United closed at (1.61
bid ! retlncd. New York. 17.75 ; I'hlladtlphln un 1
Ilaltlmnri' . f7.70 ; rhlladei ) > hla and linltlmore In
bulk , 15.60.
ROSIN Steady ; strained , common to Eood ,
lt.70CI.75.
RICE SUndy ; domtstlc , fair to extra , 9HOCc ;
Japan , 3KOIC.
' MOLABSES Steady ; New Orleani , open kettle ,
Keel to choice , 29fGc.
METALS-PlB Iron , quiet ; ( outhcrn , JlS.OOff
14.00 ; northern. 1 12. 001/14.00. Copper. weak ;
brokers' price. 110 ; exchange price , J10.00010.12V4.
Lead , weak ; brokers' price , Hi rxchancd pilcr ,
l3.OHi03.10. Tin , strady ; straltt , J13.W01S.10.
Vlatrv. weak.
COTTON SEED OIL Weak and generally
lower , with holders Indifferent ; prime crudtf.
t4624Uc ; bultrr eradw , 30c ; prime tuminw
-ytllow ,
Coffee Market ,
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-COFFEn-Optlons
cpenKl quiet at 5 points decline ; ruled generally
jwetk under dlMppolntluf Eoroj > ui cble , ob-
s'liro rf ttrnzll nrws ( holld.iy at Rio nnd Santos ) ,
mill cnntlnuiil npalhr of locnl upot demnnd ;
wcnk nt n net rtfellnf nf U4T31)
rnlr-s , 11 , ( < U | KIR , Includlnff , Mnrch , H2.x7 > V13.IO.
Kimt cnffi'i * , Mio , dull ; Nn , ) , | H,12'4. Mild , dull ;
Cotdovn , I17.2'fm.oo : sales , 7OT lings Snvnnlll
nnd 6ft ) ling Mmncalbo , p. t , Wnrehouse dell\
i-rles fr > m N"W York yesterday , 6t77 ; l cs ; Ne\
York slnck today , 2C.,237 1'iRS ; United Pta ( >
stuck. 311. ill \mu \ ; nllnat for the United Htates
ISS.Ifi ) bniis : IWnl visible for the United States
679.711 I KS ; nRalnsl M9.819 bags last year.
HANTOS , Jan. 7. Holiday.
lIAMlll'lta , Jan. 7. quiet ana unchanged
sales , 7oui ) bags :
HAVRE , Jan. 7. Opened steady at ft ilecl'n
to 'At advance ; nt noon , < { f ilecllne ; at 3 p. m
quiet nt Uf advance to Vif decline ; closed qule
nl Hf ileclln < - : Mleo , 16,000 bags.
Rit ) , Jan. 7. Holldny.
OMAHA i.ViilAI < MAHKHT.
Conillllon nf Trnilc nml Qtiotntlon
on Staple niul Fancy 1'roilticc
EOOS-Slrlctly fresh slock , ISc.
llUTTER-l'ncklng stock , rolls , lie ; packln
stock , tuts , DfJIOo ; fnlr to go l country , 13Tt4c
choice to fancy country , ICfTlGc.
VEAL Choice fat , 70 to 100 Ibs. , are quoted a
C 7c ! large nnd coarte. 4iICc.
CHEEiJn-Domentlo brick , HHc ; EJam , pe
doz , , S9.60 ; Club House , 1-lb. Mrs , per doz. , (3.60
I.lmberRer , fancy , per lb. , HHc ; liouutfort , U-lb
] ars , per doz. , J3.CO ; Younit Amerlcaj. Uiic
Twins , fancy , lie.
1'OULTRY Drr * ! ed-Chlekcns. S 79c ; ducks
choice , SfflOc ; turkeys , choice , HWlJc ! geese
SW9C.
HAY Upland , 15.60 ; midland , 15.00 : lowland
4.M > ! rye straw , J4.00 ; color makes tha price o
hay ; light bnlei tell the bcjt. Only top grade
brinK tup prices.
IIROOM CORN-Ncw crop , delivered nn trae
In country , choice preen self-working carpet , pe
lb. , 2Viui choice green , running to hurl , 2V4c ; com
mon , me.
OAME Prairie chickens , undrawn , per doz
J0.0000.W ; drawn. J5.00B5.60 ! quail. J1.60W1.75
Jai.k snipe , 7ScfHI.OO ; grouse , J5.50S6.00 ; snipe
< W7c ! golden plover , J1.25 ; Jack rabbits , pe
doz. , ll.75W2.oo ; small rabbits , 75c J1.00 ; mal
lanl dii.-ks , t3.60J73.75 ; redhe.iiU , J3.76tr4.00 : can
vasbncb ducks , J5.00R3.00 : tenl. blue wing , J2.00 ! ?
2.23 ! tnal , gretn wlnif , J1.75W2.0U. mitetl ducks
J 1. 75(72. 25 ; Canada geese. J6.00S7.60 : small geese
J4. 6005.0brants , J3.CO ; deet undilles. 165T1CC
deer carcasses , HRHo ! elk saddles , llWHo : el
carcasses. 9 10e ! antelope saddles. 15HT16C ! ante
lope carcasses , lOGllc : squirrels , per doz. , 6075c
I'lOI.'ONS Live , very slow ; dead pigeons no
i\at.ed. !
CAULIFI.OWER-1'cr crate , J2.7503.00 , or J1.60
W1.75 per iluz.
CAllllAtlE-rallfomla stock , per Ib. , 2c.
MUSHItOOMS-1'er Hi-ID. Imr. 6073c.
POTATOES Fancy unlive stock , 30c : froi
tore In small lots , 3QS35o ; Colorado stuck , W
ONIONS-Per 1'U. ' 2-WC6c.
HBANS llnnil picked navy , per bu. . | 1.60.
SWEET I'OTATOER Choice stock , J2.75 pi
bill. *
rill.ERY California , per doz. , SOcOJl.OO ; Cole
rndi , 655rC'c ' ) : Kalamar.no , 30035C.
LIMA HEANR Per lb. . 5c.
WATER rn)5(5S-Per ) ( 16-qt. case. Jl.5nni.75.
SCOTCH PEAP-tn sncks. per bu. . Jl.OO.
FRUITS.
MEXICAN STRAWHERRIES-Pcr qt. , 35c.
APPLES Fancy New York , J3.23B3.&I ; cholc
slock , t2.6302.76 ; Utah apples , per box , J1.50.
CALIFORNIA QUINCES None.
OREGON PEARS-Nonc.
CRANHERRIES Jersey , J8.75 ; Cape Cod , tlO ;
MeFnrlln's. J10.
MALAGA GRAPEP-Per M-lb. bbl. . J6 ; per
05 to 70 Ibs. , gross. J7.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California budded seedlings , regu
l.ir sizes. 53.75 ; 95 to 12S sizes , J3.5003.75
navels , J4.
LEMONS California , per box , J3.75B4.60 ; Mes
slnas , Jl.0094.50.
T1ANANAS Choice large stock , per bunch , 12.0
ff2.25 ! medium sized Lunches. Jl.7502.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OVSTEP.S Meaiumn , lie ; standards , 19c ; cxiru
telcclo , 24c ; Llranch & Co. selects , 26c ; New York
counts , 29c ; standard bull ; , per gal. . J1.10.
HONEY Fancy unite , per lh. . 15c.
MAPLE SYHUP Five-Rill , cans , each. J2.75
gal. cans , per doz. , 112 ; ' , i-gal. cans , (6.25 ; quar
cons , $3.75.
CIDER Pure Juice , per half bbl. , $3 ; pe
bKAUEirKRAUT Per bbl. , 13.75 ; half bbl. , J2 25
FIGS New crop , Callfoinlu , 10-lb. boxes , p
lb. , lOc ; Imported fancy , SO-lb. boxes , 15c ! choice
in-lb. boxes , Il'iil2c.
DATES Ntw I'crslan , 60-lb. boxes , per Ib. , 6J4c
fards , 10-lb. boxes , per lb. . 9c-
MAPLE SUCJAR C.ioicfc , per lb. . 9Uc.
PRESERVES Assorted. 20-lb. palls , each J1.40
COCOANUTS Per 100. J4.60 ; each. 6c.
NUTS Almonds. California , per lb. . medium
size lOc ; Tarragona nlmondj , per lb. , large , 12V4c
llrazlls , per lb. . 8c ; English walnuts , per lb.
fancy soft shell , 12o ; standnids , llfflill'.ic
filberts , per lb. , 10o' Jiecnns. poMshcd medium
lOc : large , He : peanuts , raw , 6' c : nmslud. 7 (
7'4c ' ; hickory nuts. Email , per bu. , 31,75 ; hickory
mite , large , per bu. , J1.60 ; black walnuts , pe
bbl"
" '
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEF Light western steers , 400 to COO Ibs.
5',4c ; good cows and helffis , 4c ; mcdlun
cows nnd heifers , 44c ! guod forequnrtcrs
cows nnd helfcis , 3Sc ! ; tiDed hlndquaiters cuws
and heifers , Cc ; cow rounds. 6c ! cow chucks , 3'Jo '
steer chucks , 4J4iic ; beuf tenderloins , fresh
19c ; frozen , llic ; btet rolls iMncleys , H\f.c ; sirloin
buttf. boneless , SV4c ; loin baelts , C',4 < ; ; cow rlb
No. 3 , Cf7c ; cow loins , No. 3. 7',48V5c ,
MUTTON Dressed mutton. 6Vic ; racks , SHc
legs 7c ; saddles. 7c ; stews. 2ic. !
PORK Dressed hogs , 4ic ; pork loins , Ce
spare ribs , Co ; pork shoulders. 4J4c ; porlt shoul
ders , sklnntd , 4 ic ; piirk trimmings , 4c : tender
loins , 13c ; pigs' feet , cleaned , per doz. , 33c.
FURS.
INo. lINo. . INO. ;
1 Lge. | S
DEAR
Ulack J202i J 15 00 t 01 J10B12 t S 00
Ulack Yeaillngs. . 129)15 ) 1000 7 0 7 00 3 00
Dlaclc Cubs 6O 6 4 00 600 200
Ulack Montana &
Mountain 18022 14 00 1000 1000 4 00
Dlack Montana
Yearlings . . . 1200 1 00 C 00 600 250
Ulack Montana
Cubs 6 CO 4 0 3 00 4 00 2 0
Silver Tip 20 00 12 00 8 00 9 00 4 00
Silver Tip Yrlgs. 11 00 8 00 5 00 6 00 2 50
Silver Tip Cubs 6 00 4 CO 3 00 303 1 00
llrown v 20R2J 1C 00 12 00 12 00 6 00
Yearling * l.O.'J 80. G U 8 t * 40
7 00 5 00 3 0 } 4 00 201
lladger 1C1 69 60 50 60 60
800 C 00 4 00 4 0 } 2 00
FOX
Silver ( according
to beauty ) . 100 M CO 00 40 00 3000 10 0 ]
Silver Pole ( ac-
cord'g to bea'y ) 50 00 30 00 20 00 15 00 600
Cross 7 00 3 00 2 Ou 1 5C 1 00
Red 1 607C 1 25M 1 00 75' ' 25
Gray 7C6M M 40 35 15
352J
tit 6M 4U 30 2J 10
3 00 2 00 1 CO I 25 60
Marten . 200 1 C'JCO 1 0' ' ) 1 M 60
Mini : . SOI/S6 CO 45 10
Mink Dark . S5 65 45 2 ! 10
Mountain Lion ,
( perfect head
.and feet ) . , . . Iff 2
Otter . 8 CO COO 4 00 2 03
Hter 1'ule . 7 00 4 0) ) 3 09 1 60
Raccoon . COG70 25 10 10
taccaon , umcit
( an to beauty ) . . 600 2
SKUNK
Hack , cased 125 75 COli CO 23
Short striped 1 00 70 li 40 20
farrow striped. . . CO 40 25 20 10
Iroad striped , . . . 20025
Volverlno 4 00 3 00 200 200 1 00
Volf Mountain. . . 3 CO 2 00CO 1 60 75 49
Volt Prairie 65890 CO 40 20 10
Uavcr. per eltln. 6 6 4 60 2 00 4 00 200
leaver Kits SOO ISO 75 50 23
.IUSICRATS- .
prlng
Vlntcr S010
Fall
slla 2
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 b'lecn hides , 4V4c ; No. 2 green
ililcs , 3l4c ; No. 1 ereen Baited hides. Cc ; No. 2
green waited hides , 6c ; No. 1 green salted hides ,
5 to 40 Ibs. , Ca : No. 2 irieasited hides , 23 to
Ibs. , DC : No. 1. veal c ir , 8 to :5 Ibs. . . 7c ; No.
veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. . Cc ; No. 1 dry flint
ilden , S010e : No. 2 dry Hint hides , 6O7c ; No. 1
ry salted hides , 7c ; part cured hides , Vic prr Ib ;
ess than fully cured.
HHEEP I'BLTS-Qroen wilted , each 23fl60c ;
green snltrd shearlings ( short wooled early cklno ,
urli lie ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early
kln ) . No. 1. each. We ; dry shearlings ( ihort
vw.led early ( .Kins ) , No. 1 , each , 6c ; dry flint
Cansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. ,
actual weight. We ; dry llfiit Kantas and Nc-
irnska Murrain wool pelts , per lb , , actual weight ,
CfBc ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool polls , per
b. , nctual weight , 4C6Hc ; dry 'Hint Colorado
ilurrnln wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4O5cj
ry pieces nnd bucks , actual weight , 4W5c ;
L-et cut off , as It U useless to pay freight on
'TALLOW ' AND GREASE Taiiow , NO. i. 1540 ;
allow No. 2 , 3c ; grease , white A , 34c ! ; grease ,
vlille K. 80 ; crease , yellow , 2'/ic ' ; grease , dark.
c ; old butter , 2I2',4c ' ; beeswax , prime , 15f22c ;
ough Sallow , IHc.
HONKS In car lots weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , S12.00i < ' 14.00 ; dry
ountry , bleached , per ton , tlO.OOni2.00 ; dry
ountry. damp and meaty , per ton. J0.60O8.M.
WOOL Unwashed , flno heavy , 687o ; line light ,
C9o : quarter blood. lOSTUc ; ie-y. hurry and
hoffy , CQ9c ; cotted and broken , coarse , 709c ;
celled and broken , fine. C So. Fleece washed
ilcdlum. 15018c : fine , 14016o : tub washed , 160
Sc : blark. Sc ; bucks , Cc ; tag locks , 2 f3c ; dead
ulled. 56c.
STOCKS AM ) UMH.
Sfiiurltv 5liirkt > t WIIH XcrvoiiM llnilt-r
Coiilllptlniv Meiinitliiir Itiiuiom.
NEW YORK , Jan. 7. The stock market today
vas nervous nnd evidence wns prelly clear of
upport by powerful financial Interests. There
as also an active movement of large dlmen *
Ions , The Influences operating upon unecu-
allen wtro not changed In nny material degree ,
leports of many renewed disturbances , both , i i-
tlcal nnd financial , in Europe nnd lower prices
or United Ktates securities In London , gave tone
a the local opening. Accordingly the market
tarteil ill active and heavy. Humors of prob-
1)1 o heavy exports of gold by Wednesday * !
learner * , continued discussion of the government
bond call , nnd the probable developments IncI-
ental thereto , predictions of tlKht money and
quldatlon of Investment railroad bonds for local
nd foreign account were all taktn Into account ,
ut It was soon patent to fxpfrltnced observers
hat strong hands were under the market. No
oan certificates were applied for by any of the
s'cw Yoik banks , and maney on call at tht
lock exchange did not exceed the local rale nd
riis eventually offered fretly at 1 per cent , das-
nir offered at S per cent. The engagements of
olil for shipment by the midweek uteamcr ,
lough fairly lurge , OKgiCKatUiK | 2,7SUOO ! , fell
hort of Iho extreme estimate * .
TheTeporl" ot IncrenilnK friction between Eng.
and and Ornnany nn the Transvaal question
Ispcsed tha financial community here 13 con *
dcr tha pruspect ot trouble between this roun-
ry and the Hist named nation on Iho Vene-
utlan controveriy very remote. The Initial price *
ecorded decline * nt 1C ! per cent. Hut the sell-
as inoveousU > oca abated and on ft consider *
nblA diminution In the volume of Inmlno" n rnlty
occurrrd nil nlonj the line. The upward move ,
mrnt WA Inpplrrd bytKt \ purchnsi-s of the In-
ternnllonnl utockii for foreign account , which led
to the prf * uro nn the part of powerful bnnktni ?
InlrrrBts ngnlniit the xhortn. The ilenllnicii fo
l < ondon were estlmaleil ns high nn 20,000 nhnre
with St. I'nul counting fsr nearly half of th
totnl.
The recoverlfd from the ently low point" ' *
tendeil to 3V4 per cent In Tobnrro ; Siigar ralllei
2 % per cent : St. I'nul. Unrllnstrm nnd Ne
Jersey Cmtrnl. 2'4 per cent ! Con.tolldnled On
m per cnti 1'nclflo Mnll nnd Leather prefcrrei
2 P < r cent , nnd Norlhwefitern , 2S per cent. Lnt
in the day the market wns tested by the bears
nnd there wns tome liquidation , cauMng reces
flons of from 1 to 214 per cent , the ln l In To
bacco. Amonu the ICM active shores name wlrt
changes were noted , Minnesota Ircn gave wn
to M nnd rallied to S3. Pullman rcceileil to 14' '
nwlnst 155 yesterday , nnd cl3l nt 150 lilt
MlnneHpolln * HI , Ix > uls second preferred droppei
6 per cent to 40 nnd recovered lo 42. In the Una
dealings price * stiffened generally. The closln
wns firm , with the net changes Irregular , ll-ini
prices slumped sharply npnln todiry , with Knn
sos A Texan Issues conspicuously weak. Th
snips amounted to J1.S57.W ) .
The Evening Post's Ixmdon financial cable
grnm MyI The stock mnrkctn here were flat twin
on continued acrlnus news from the Trnnnvan
uncannrmeil reports of the resignation of th
Oermnn chancellor , together with nlher wn
rumors , all more or less untrue. The Trnnsvan
position was regarded during the day n vcr
grnvc. Unleds the lloers foon yield to the us
claims of Iho ITIltlandem , Ilrlllsh Inlerx-entlo
Is oonsldereil almost certain. Con > ls have bee
105U , but closed better on purchases said lo ha\
come from Germany. Americans have been rsp *
daily lint on the gloomy anticipation of th
effect of the breakdown of the syndicate opern
tlon , but they eloped better. All orders for gal
to America which undoubtedly existed nppenr 1
have teen countermanded , the metal being ' free ]
offered In the open mnrket. There wns n shnr
fall In Kanirs. Late tonight the ecneinl out
look IB mont unsettled. The losses entailed nr
becoming heavy nnd serious. The Paris nm
llcrlln markets were Hal today , but the latte
closed letter.
The following were the closing quotations o
the lending stocks of the New York exchang
today :
bid. tottered.
The total sales of stocks today wtrc 269 37
shares , InchnllnR : American Susar , 41.800
American Tobacco ' , 18,9-X ) ; Atchlson , 5,600 ; Uur
llncton. 19.200 ; CiilcaKo Gas. 0.600 ; Distilling
ami Cattlefcctllnir company , 3.400 ; Kansas &
Texas preferred , 4,200 : I iulsvlll" & Nashville
12.PJO ; Missouri 1'acillc. 5.800 ; Hemline , 3.WO
Heck Island. 9.900 ; St. 1'nul , 54,500 ; Southern
rnllronil , 3.2)0 ; Southern tallroml preferred , 3,600
Tennessee Coal nnd Iron , 4.700 ; United Slates
Leather preferred. B,500 ; HuWier. 4.700 ; Western
Union , 10,300 ; Wheeling & I iltc Erie , 3SOO.
Neve York .Honey Market.
NEW YOUK , Jan. 7. MONEY ON CALTv
Easy nt 2SG per cent ; last lean , 2 per cent
closed offered nt 3 per cent.
: E MERCANTILE PAPER-CSU per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Dull , with actual
SILVER CEUTIFICATES7G67'ie
IJAR SILVER C6T4c.
GOVERNMENT 11ONDS Firm and hlchcr
state bonds. Inactive ; railroad bonds , weak.
Closing quotations on bjndt were ns follows :
Ire. Short Lino. . . . U Franklin . 11
Kubbcr. . 24 H' Kcnraurgo . 10
Union Pacific . SM Onlncy . KM
West End . 05 Tamaraclc. . 112
Wc-Bt End nfd . 8 Wolverine. . , . 6M
U'rstlnrli.Elec. . . .
Ban Frnnclico Mining QunlnUonn.
SAN PHANCISCO , Jin. 7. The offlclal closlnr
quotations for mining uloalii tailvrjro ai fol-
ows :
Silver bursOiJMs , Moxuivn djllnr.j ,
Dratis , mint , par : tclui-i-upulo. par ,
Ncrr York MlnliiK ( Itiotutloin.
NEW YORK , Jan. 7.-T.U rolloivliu aw the
loslnj
Inlwt.'r 1'J Ontnrio HOI )
Chollar . i , . . . hi ) Onhlr IfiO
Crown Point . 80 Plvmontb 20
: on. Cal. .vva , . . , . 290 QnlcKBllvcr I ODD
Jcadwooil . till OulcliHtlvcr pfd,1400
Quid it Carry . fis Sierra Nevada . . . HO
laloA NorcrottJ , . 120 standard GO
lomPBtakn . 2000 Union Con , . . . no
ron Silver . 1H Yellow Jaonot. . . . . CO
iexlcaii . . . . . 00
_
offered.
_
London Stock Uuotntluu * .
LONDON , Jun. 7.-1 1) . m , cloalntr ;
Council ) . m'y.lU5 11.10 Mexican ordinary. II )
: oiiBol8 , aco't . St. Paul com. . . . . . . ( ! & ? {
Can. I'ucluo . N , Y. Cciilr.il OH
Pcnnsylvanlu COU
CrloSda . OU Kcudlnr 1U >
II. Central . 01 Mex. Uen. new 4 . 01 Hi
I1AH BILVEIl-30 9-16d per oz.
MONKV H per cent.
Hate of dlHcount In the open market for short
nd thrvt ) months' bills , Hi per cent ,
Flnuncliil AfTnlrx.
Jan. 7. Kxchange on London , eight
ays' lKht , 20 marks 45 1'fi- ' .
PA1US , Jon. 7 , 4 p. m. Three per cent rentes ,
) lf lOo for III ? account. Exchange on London ,
C 2lc for checks.
LONDON. Jan. 7. Gold Is quoted at lluenos
Ayres tolay at 230.30 ; at Madrid , 17.C2 ; at Lis
bon. 25Vi ; nt HI. 1'etersburB , 60 ; at Athens , 77 :
t Home , 108.62)1 ) : at Vienna , 103. The amount
f bullion cone into the Dank of England on
mlanco today , { 11,000.
ItOSTON. Jan. 7.-Clearlnga , 115,784,692 ; bal.
nceti , I1.MS.8C2.
IlALTIMOIli ; . Jan. 7. Clearings , | 2SS7,100 ,
balance , KOO.SJ2.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-ClearIngs , $115,3$0.1C3j
balance * . | 7,63e,27 .
UII AnELPHIA. Jan. 7. Clearings , J14.H5-
B ; balances , (2,103.091.
HT , LOUIS. Jan. 7 , Clearings , 14,359,484 ; bal-
nccu , 3198,132. Money , 6iiS per cent. New
'ork exchange , Wo premium bid.
NKW YOHK. Jan. 7. The New York CHy
[ atlcnal bank has deposited In the subtrvasury
W3,0 In gold In exchange for greenbacks
Immermun & Forshay hive deposited (500,000
-
i
In RnM wild the ubtiLn\fry ( In fxchnnge for
. i ,
I rillCAao , Jnn. -Clenrlnwi , lie.01J.JIT.
, Monty on rail firm nl S for ntj rn lime , CO"
I > pr cent. New York exchange. 7Rc. Korflgn
cxchnnRp , Wendy ; bankci * ' ( lx > mlon ) Merlin * ,
U. mu .
Flurry of T n Ilnyn "A o linn I.rft flic
HOSTON , Jan. " . Tll fliVrry which nllncked
tha wool market ten < ! > nga has rlmmrrcd
down , and the market Is quieter , nlthoiiRh pilcr *
are fully mnlnlnlncil.-'Triitf rondltlon of the
maiket l considered etron with prices In the
dealer's fnvor. While , lUe , ncneral cxpreswlon Is
that the tariff bill | , , paM , yet manufac
turers do not feel like dlnrrgnnllnK the move
ment , nnd nrc keeping their eyes open for all
the nvnllablc clip. It Is estimated that dlrlng
the flurry the week's bublncm amounted to fully
101,000,000 Ibs. l.'leece wools arc Mronpt , with n
fair trnJo. Territory wools nre firmer , but the
advance has been lens marked than wns the
fleeces. Australian wools are celling well nt
advanced pilci-n. The following nre the < iuo4a-
tlons for leadlnc descriptions !
Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleeces , X and nlmvp ,
18W18',4c ; X and XX above , 20@21c : No. 1 comb-
In ; ; , 24c ; No. 2 combine. 2lc ; delnlne , 2ff21',4c ! ;
MIchlRnn , Wisconsin , etc. , Michigan X. 17W
17 > ic ; No. 1 Mlhlfttin comblni ; , 22c ! No. 1 Illinois ,
22c ; No. 2 Mlc.ilgnn combing , 22 < fi2.1c ; No ,
2 Illinois , 23o ; X New York , New Hampshire
nnd Vermont , 16Uei7e ; No. I New York , New
Hampshire nnd Vermont , 20i)21c ! ilolnlnc , Mlohl *
gan , 19tfl20c ! ; unwashed medium , Kentucky
and Maine , iiunrtcr blooil , cnmblnR , isyisc ; Ken
tucky nnd 11 ; i I Ihree-elKhths blood , vomblnR ,
ISc ; Indiana and Missouri , quarter blood , combIng -
Ing , 18c ; Indiana and Missouri , thrcc-clK.iths
llo l , coinblns. 170180. IVxas wools , spring
modlum (12 ( months ) , 12J/lle ; scournl price , S2c :
sprint , ' line (12 ( months ) , Ilfl3c ; scouicd pilcc ,
:4733c. Territory wauls : Montana line me
dium nnd line , 115/Hc / ; ocnnKil , 2Cff3Sc ; Mon
tana No. 2 , medium , 145fICo : scoured , 32ff33c ;
Utah , Wyomlnir , etc. , line medium nnd line ,
10Jfl2c ; scoured , 3433.V : ! Utah , Wyomlnir , etc. ,
No. 2 medium , ] 2iillc ; scoured , 32c. Califor
nia wools ! Northern spilnR , Ilffl3o ; Bctrtired.
33H3Ce ; middle county KPIIIIR , HW13c ; scouted ,
32aS3c. Australian , scoured basis : Combing ,
suiicrllne , 4GJT50C ! combine , peed , 434Ce ! comb-
Inir , average , 40W43c ; ( Juecnslnnd , combing , 42
044c ,
> Llvoriiiiol
LIVERPOOL , Jnn. 7. WHUAT-PlrniJ No. 2
red winter , 6s 2d ; No. 2 red pprlnn , stocks cx-
haustcd : No. 1 hard , Manitoba. 5s 4d : No. 1
Callfmnln , 6s fid. , ! Futures opcneti dull , with near
posltlnnn 'iif.jid lower nnd distant positions
lower ; closed llrm , with near pusltlons ' .i
lilglicr , and distant positions unchanged to
hlRher : IjuslnefH nbout wiuully distributed : Jan
uary , 6s 4 < id ; February. CH 6d ; Mulch , 6s Cd ;
April. 63 CUdJ May , " Bs Cydi June , 5s 7il.
CO11N Ppol , quiet ! American mixed new , 3 *
2&d. Kutures opened quiet , with near nnd dis
tant positions > id Inuer ; closed llrm , with Apill
and June Ud higher , nnd other mnnths un-
chansed from yesterday's clolnR pilci's : busi
ness about equally distributed : February , 3s 2 > id ,
March , 3s 3d ; April , Sa 3Vid ; May , 3s 3\i \ l ; June.
3s 3ft d.
FLOUR Steady ; demand poor ; St. Louis fancy
winter. 7s ? rt.
PHOV1SIONS Hncon. Hrm : demand Rood : Cum
berland cut. 28 to TO Ibs. . 2Sa ; short ribs , CS Ibs. .
2Cs Cd ; long clear , light , 38 to 43 ILs. . 26s Cd : IOTIK
clear , heavy , r"i His , , 2oa 6d ; short clear hacks ,
llKht , 18 Ibs. , 27 : short clear middles , heavy ,
SI ibs. , 2C : clear bellli-s. 14 to 10 Ibi. . 30s. Shoul
ders , square , 12 to 18 Ibs. , 27s. Hams , shnrt cut ,
14 to 10 llw. , S9s. Tnllotv , line Noilh American ,
Sis 3d. lleef , extrn India mess , 72s fd ; prime
mess , 57s Cd. Pork , prime mess , fine western ,
60s ; prime mess , medium , 45s. Lnrd , firm ; prime
western , 2. s 9.1 : refined , In palls , 29s.
CHEESE Firm : ilfmond moilerntc : finest
American while , 45s ; llncst American colored , 43s ,
lllITTEIl Finest United States. 0s ! peed , 60s.
OILS Turpentine , snlrlls , 2Is Cd. Cotfm seed
nil , Liverpool reflned , 17s Cd. L'nseed ' oil. 20s.
Pelrnleum , 'refined. SUd. Hnsln. ecinmon. 4s 9d.
RKFHIGEHATOn IIKEF Kor quartcrs , 3'id ;
hindquarters. 6Hd. '
HLEACHINO 1'OWDEn Hardwood , f. o. b.
Liverpool , 7. . /
HOPS At London ( Pacific const ) , 2 fa.
The rceclnls of wheat dMrlncr Hie pnst three
days were 272,000 centals. InrludlnR 78,000 Amer
ican ; American corn , , -154 , 0)0 ) centals.
St. Lou I H Ceiiem ! Haricot.
RT. LCUUS. Jan. 7. FLOUIl More active : ral-
rnls. J3.COff3.40 : extra fancy , $3.1003.2) ) ; fancy ,
J2.7r.fl2.S3 : choice. J2.uOW2.CO.
WHEAT Although' the np'cnlng wns lower" , the
market wns not nt all weak : a Riod demand
caused n decided ndvnnco , nnd on llmt nnd hull
COHN Strong throughout , the dny , closOn ; ? nt
nn advance of > W4c pver ye tenlny for futures :
siiot stronir nnd hlsher : NS. 2 m'xed ' , rnph an 1
Janunrv , 2l Jc : May. 2.iT4c ; July , 26'c ' bid.
OATS SlionR and higher In svmpathy with
other m.iikctB for both futures nnd spot ; No. 2 ,
cash and January , 17ic ; Mny , 19T4c.
UYE In demand ; 33c bid for No. 2 regular , but
nc.ne offend. " i
COHN MEAL ? 1.30(81.3ri. ( . i , ,
11IIAN Htenrty nnd. quiet ; 43c , east track.
FLAX SEED-Qulet : "SGc. - < -
TIMOTHY REKO J3.00Q3.40 :
HAY Active and firm : prairie. Ki.IH010.GO.
POULTRY Dull : till keys. C'WTc : chickens.
&iUo : ducks , 7V4@Sc : Reese , 6u ICc.
HIITTEn Steady ; creamery , 2092c ; dairy ,
12D20c.
WHISKY $1.22.
EOGS Steady ; ICifc.
LEAD null , heavy : sellers asking J2.S5 , with
no buyers. Spelter. t3.6003.CO.
.COTTON TIES 72c.
I1AGOING ! @ 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower ; standard mess , job
bing , tD.CS for new ; JS.C2',4 ' for old. Lard , easier :
prime -steam. f.r > .25 ; choice , jr > .3."i. Ilncon , boxed
shoulders. Ki.371i ; lonps. J3.2714 ; ribs. IS.27U ;
shnrls , J3.50. Drv salt meats , boxed shouMers ,
J4.3714 : loncs. 4.C2',4 ! ribs. Jt.S7H : shorts. J1.87V4.
UECEIPTS Flour. 3,000 Mils. ; wheat , 28,00' ) bu. ;
corn. 1G.OOO bu. ; oats , 19.000 mi.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 6,000 bills. ; wheat , 9,000
bu. ; corn , 30,000 bu. ; oats , 9,000 bu.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS. Jnn. 7. COTTON Quiet ;
middling. 7T4e ; low middling , 7c : Rood or-
llnan' , 7 G-lCc ; net receipts. 9.362 bales : grofs ,
9.COS bales ; exports to the continent , 7.4U bales ;
c'nstwlse. 3,784 bales ; sales , 2,000 bales ; stock ,
394 2GO bales.
NEW YORK , Jan. COTTON Quiet ; mlil-
lllns , 8 3-lCc : net receipts , 1,959 bales : Rrors ,
4IDS bales ; exports to Great Ilrllnln , 2,661 bales :
o the continent , 1,221 bales ; fnrwnnleil , 3.019
tales ; sales , 414 bales ; pplnneiw , 114 bales : stnok ,
88,222 liules. Futures closed steady : sales 207-
00 bales ; January. J7.78 ; February , J7,83 ; March ,
J7.01 ; April , J7.96 ; May. J8.01 ; June. } S.05 ; July ,
8.C8 : August , J8.09 ; September , J7.92 ; October ,
J7.75.
ST. IXUIS ) , Jan. 7. COTTON-Qulct : mld-
lllntt , 7 15-lCc ; no rales reported ; receipts , 1,893
ml OH ; shipments , 1C35 bales ; stock , 71U04 bales.
ICmiNiiH City ( J nil ii Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 7 WHEAT Dull , but
slightly higher : No. 2 hard , nominally 67c : No.
2 red , nominally CTflCJc ; No. 2 sptlng. MfjM'.ic ;
No. 3 spring , C4c ; rejected , nominally 3r.fi He.
COHN Uneasy ; No. 2 mixed , 22te23c ; No. 2
vhlte. 22fi23c.
OATS Steady : No. 2 mixed , nominally 17 ®
74c ! : No. 2 white. 1814C.
RYE-Dull ; No. B. 30e.
HAY Easier ; timothy , J10.0012.60 ; prairie ,
6.00W7.00.
HUTTER-Steady and nrm ; creamery , lSJi21c ;
dairy. 13 14c.
EGGS Weak ; ISc.
I'corla
PEORIA , Jan. 7 , CORN Active nnd steady ;
new No. 2. 25c ; new No. 3 , 24Ke.
OATS Firmer ; No. 2 white , 17iJ18c ; No. 3
while. 17 ei74c. !
RYE Dull at nominal prices.
WHISKY Steady : finished goods , on the basis
f JI.22 for high wines.
niJCEIPTS Corn , 119,350 bu , ; oats. 6C.600 bu , ;
ye. none : whisky , none ; wheat , 1,2W bu ,
SHIPMENTS Corn. IUOO bu , ; oats. 32,200 bu '
ye , none ; whltky , 380 gal. ; wheat , 4,200 bu.
Ai'c-unitilaUoii of ( i nil ii StackH.
NEW YORK , Jan. 7. Special coble and telc-
Rrnphlc dispatches to Dradntreet's , covering the
irinelpal points of accumulation , indicate the fol-
nwlng changes In available flocks last Satur-
ay , as compared with the preceding Saturday :
Vhcat , United Ktates nnd Canada , east of the
tackles , Increase , CIS. 000 bu. ; nlln.it for aid In
Europe , decrease , 2.128,00) bu. : corn , United
tales and Canada , east of the Rockies , Increase ,
55,000 bu , ; oats , United Htatcs and Canada , east
f the Rockies , Increase , 44,000 bu.
Dry GooilH Market.
NEW YORK , Jnn. 7. An Increased number of
, uyer8 put In nn apu amnee , and though con-
Iderabla Inquiry was made for staple , colored
nd fancy cottons , the. ncnv business that suc-
oc'dcd was ver > " dlsprci > 0rtl > in te ami Iho market
x a whole was veryiUull.1 1'rlntlnk' cloths dull
t 3e.
MANCHESTER. Jnn. 7. The market for cloths
nd yarns was ateadrjrv with less disposition to
uy. _ j jj
MliinrnpollH AVItent Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jnn. T.f FLOUR-Sluw ; nrsl
atents , i3.00i73.40 : domcet c bakers , 12.0'j ; extort -
tort bakera , I1.90JJ2.30 , ,
WHEAT-Btrong ; JamiarV. 65Hc ; May , M c ;
n track , No , 1 harri.t CCTic ; No , 1 northern ,
No. 2 northern. .i
NEW YORK. Jan. 7 ; tiirpAR Raw. nrm but
nulet ; fair refining , ' 3Ucentrifugal ; 96 test ,
'KrlxcoVliiif | 'ciuotntloiiH. '
SAN FRANCISCO , Jnn. 7. WHEAT Steady ;
lay , | 1,07K ; cleared , 217,000 centals.
IOTUH CAR HAN INTO A OAHUIAGI3.
Five Pet-norm Serlonxly Iiijureil Ile-
fore the Cur Could He Nfoiiped.
ST. LOUIS , J-an. 7. An electric car on
10 Llndell railway ran Into a carriage at
'wenty-envcntb street and Washington avc-
ue about noon today and severely Injured
our of Us flvo occupants. The carriage was
urncd over and the horses and those In-
de were dragged moro than half a block
> eforo the car could 1)9 stopped. The In
ured are : Mrs. Daniel Iicrgan , head badly
ut and back severely bruised ; may dlo ;
[ Us Mollle Williams , one leg broken and
te other bruised ; John Kgau , Jr. , a boy ,
Lculder dislocated and other Injuries ; serf-
us ; John Williams , only slightly hurt. The
notorman claims that ho did not see the
: rrlasa until It was too clew to avoid col-
elon.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
General Improvement in the Oattlo Trade
Stimulates Shipments ,
BRISK BUSINESS AT STEADY PRICES
llccf Stccrn In ( Snn < t * 1lrqitpnt ntnl
llntchiTM niul Sdickcni Soil Well
HORN Lone n Mckfl Uiuler
1'rcHHiirc.
TUESDA3T , Jan. 7.
HccclplB and ehlptnuias lor the pust
twenty-four hours , aa comparcj with the
previous six dnys , nrc ns follows :
nKCElPTS.
Cattle. HORS. Sheeo. Horsei.
Jnnunry 7 2,643 9,232 212
Jnnunry C 900 1.1W 20
Jnnunry 4 1,1M .742 12 . . . .
Jnnunry 3 1,609 4,003
Jnnunry 2. . . . , . . , 971 1,810 K21
Jnnunry 1 B9S 2,432 ' 693 22
flccombrr 31 1.99S 6,031 1,314 21
SHIPMENTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
Jnnunry 3 1,161
January 2 160
Jorimry 1 SG . . . . 697 . . . .
December 31 1,034 . . . . G74 21
December 30 17J 162
Uecsmlwr 2S 153 . . . . S78 . . . .
December 27 IX
DAY'S DISPOSITION.
The disposition of the Uny's oftcrlnRB of
live stock \vns ns follows , ench buyer pur
chasing the number of hcnil Indlcntctl :
Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
Om.tlm PacklnR coinpnny. . , . SI 1M7
The O. H , Ilnininond Co. , . . f.OJ . 2.541 . . . . .
Swift nnd Cmnpany SS2 1.57S 212
CuOnliy 1'ncklni ? conumny. . . 23i ) ZS33
A. linns 91
Ntls Morila 207
Hnmllon & Slcplien '
Van H.int 13
Tui-KiT UniB 1M
llcnton & UniKr.vtol . . . . 25
Speculators nml fccslcrs , . 15
Held over ro 700
To'rU 2.C11 8.307 ! 42
CATTLE The Improvement In the market
during the past few > Iays lian ntnl the effect ,
apparently , of stlminatlnir ! fhlpini > nts , ami
today's receipts were tnc heaviest In some
little time. There tvere moru . .nttlo anil It
looked more like biu ni ! s In th yr.nis than
any time since before the ho.irtays.
Thnt the situation haH Improvcil r.tut that
the demand is better was evidenced today
wl-.rti , In spite of do larger .eooipts. the
trade was fairly nc'ive. A'.l Kinds of de
sirable killing cattle were In mlr request.
The weakness In o' her markets caused an
easier feeling on steer ? , but the early sales
wore not far from sternly.
In some cases snlcvneil reported that they
received stronger pftecs for cow stuff , but
the buyers claimed trial theli urchascs on
on avrrago were Jist about steady with
yesterday.
Among the offerings were some right peed
cattle , both dressed beef steers and butch
ers' stock. As high as $1.00 was paid for
steers and $3.23 for cow stuff. Stockers
and feeders sold at nbout the same old
prices. Representative sales :
HKKF STEtmS.
IIOOB Tliero was a larKO gain In Iho receipts
of huts ns well us of cattle. 118 fresh loads
belne reported In the yards. The general con
ditions were on the side of the buyers today.
Provisions were lower , as well as other markets
and Iho buyers wrre able to net a. oonctetUort
of nbout Co on everything. The demand was
good at ( lie decline , and a larKe proportion of
all the hags hero enld early. Toward the close
It weakened off , and the market was very slow
at the Intt.
IMOH , ODDS AND KNPS.
1 . . " .00 . . . 2 10 . S.-.0 . . . 3 43
4 . 2V ) . . . 340 1 . 341 . . . 3 K
. . . . 850 . . . 3 49 4 . 3 ! ) . . . 3 4"
4K ! ) . . . 340 7 . 2.V ) . . . 345
rCl . . . 3 4 ! < , i K . li ; , . . . 3 45
SOS . . . 3421.4 7 . 234 . . . 343
3S1 . . . 3 42',4 ' 4. . . . 3l3 . . . 3 4 : .
532 . . . 345 C . 50 . . . 341
2 . : nr . . . .145 9 . 192 49 34,1
7 . SS3 . . . 3 45 7 . m . . . 3 4. ,
li . ) . . . 3 43 fi . 270 . . . 3 47'i '
fi . 31' . . . 3 43 2 . 455 . . . 3 47'4
4 . t21 . . . 343 1 . 290 . . . 3 47i !
G . 2.V ) . . . .145
SIIKHl' flic dcninml was ROW ! , nml the fc
'lore mot with rcnJy onlo at firm price ? . Ilrp-
icscntntlve sales :
No. Av. Pr.
243 Mexican yc.irllngs , feil . . . E4 (325
CHICAGO MVK STOCK.
- AViiH Slntv mill I
Ton Ci'iitN I , Mver.
CHICAGO. Jim. 7. In cattle liuylng wna slow
niul prices were Inwly from KC to lOc lower.
Tlio choice grades of Unlit welcM cattle mid nt
the best , though ( he export demand continued
to absorb the bulk of the heavy beeves-
nt frstn 54.23 to $4.70 , the greater
part of the entile celling nt from
J3.85 to 14. CO , nnd a few common ulcers found
purchasers nt from J3.20 to $3.50. The cow nnd
heifer trade wns fairly nctlve nt steady prices.
Hulls sold mostly nt from $2 to J3.S3. nnd | iilm
cnlves brought TC.75. The light supply kept
stockcrs nnd feeders firm nt fiom J3.CO to J3.75
for chalce. Texas cattle were snlalilo nt from
J3.20 to $4 for fed steers , nnd Mexican Brass
sleers brought J2.75.
The has mnrket , wna Just the reverse of yester
day. the locnl packing demand lielnir Mow nt
a reduction of from Cc to lOc per UK ) llw. A
few e.irly snips wi > ro muOe of prime to extrn
hess nt from J3.S3 to J3.90. but the demand wns
so p > jr that prices coon broke. nnrt
sales were Inrfjely nt from $3.70 to
13.10. I'ackfrs complained that there wns no
proilt In outline up IIORS nt present prices.
In sheep there wns th ? usual gjjd demand
from city dressed meat Ihms , nnd prices were
strady on the basis of from $2 to $3.O for com
mon to choice nnllve sheep.
Il celptii : Cnttlc , 0,500 hend ; hogs , 37,000 head :
sheep , 11,000 head.
KIIIININ City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITV , Jun. 7. CATTLB Receipts ,
C.OOO head ; shipments , 2.100 head ; best grades
steady , others \vrnk ; Texas steers. I2.7uii3.75 ;
Texas cows , J2.OOfT2.50 : l t.f steers , J2.7501.55
native cows , 81.75g3.40 : Mockers nnd feeders
} 2.r,0fi3.65 ; bulls , J2.00472.S3.
lioas Ilecelpts , 14,400 head ; shipments , none :
market weak , Cc lower ; hulk of sales. $3.55&3.W ;
henvles , J3.3(73.C5 ; packers , 34.rjJ.C3 ; ! mlxc-tl
} 3.403.60 : llphts , $3.30ff3.r,0 ( ; Yorkers , J3.40JT3.Mi
pics. } 3.20f3.40.
SHEEP Receipts. 3.800 head : shipments , none :
mnrket Steady ; lambs , J3.GOQI.25 ; muttons , J2.23T
3.CO.
S ( . I.lllllK Live -StOC'Iv- .
ST. I.OU1S , Jan. 7. CATTU3 llecrtpts , 4.0TI
head ; mnrket nbout slendy ; native hooves , $3.23f ?
4.73 : cows nnd heifers , J2.OOIf3.40 ; blockers nnd
feeders , J2.0003.CO ; Texas steers , JS.Ct > lf3.75 ;
ffinssy to fed cows. Jl.907/2.73.
HOC3S Receipts , 10,000 head : market 5c lower-
heavy , J3.50fi-3.70 ; mixed. J3.40fj3.G5 ; light , $3.438
3.C5 ; bulk of eales , J3.65fr3.65.
SHEEP Receipts. 2.000 head ; market stronc ;
native muttons. J2.7533.CO ; southern , 52.23S3.25 :
Inmbs , J3.004.23.
New York Ilv Snvk Inrlcet.
Nn\V YORK , Jan. 7. nCEVES-Recelpts , 190
hend. Kuropenn cables quote American steels
nt S010',4c , dressed weights ; refrluerntor l.eef nt
7fSVic.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpt * . 2.211 lifnil ;
nctlve ; sheep , poor to iirlme , J2.734.00 ; lambs ,
common to choice , J4.004f4.75.
IIOQS Receipts , 2,255 head ; steady nt $3.900
4 30.
S look In SlKh t.
Record of receipts nt the four principal markets
for Tuesday , Janunry , 7 , 1SM :
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3,00) lu u * ) MI
ChlenKO c.500 27.0)0 ) 15nK >
Kansas City C.OOO 14.400 S.fW )
St. Louis 4,000 10,000 2.400
Totals 19,600 Cl400 ' 21DEI
AMUSEMENTS.
"A Railroad Ticket" will close Us very
successful engagement at ths Crelghton today
with two peffcrmances , afternoon and oven-
Ing.
For porno years past ono of the most wel
come attractions at our playhouses has been
the JIunlon brothers' "Fantasma. " Our old
friend returns to us this season at the Crelgh-
ton for four nights , commencing Sunday
matinee , January 12 , In a new dress , and with
many new featurea The company Includes
George Adams , the famous clown ; Nettle
Dlack , who plays the fairy quesn ; Paulle
Qltdden , a cornet soloist ; Sail I o Stephens , nni
tha McOonough brothers , grotesque dancers.
It Is said that on the whole "Fantasma"
will this year be better than ever before , as
besides the artists mentioned many special
ties have been engaged especially for tbla
season ,
A. M. Palmer's company , In "Trilby , "
madn an excellent Impression In Kansas City
last week , on Its return engagement there.
It will bo remembered that this organiza
tion , which appears at the Crelghton the
last half of tbo present week , created a
genuine furore at tlu.t lion to earlier In the
season , and although the cast has been
somewhat altered since that time , It would
seem that the changes have resulted In
strengthening the performance than other
wise.
The Kansas City Journal says : The performance -
formanco Is an excellent one , at least two
parts being moro satisfactorily presented
than in the original performances at this
theater. These parts are the Taffy , as done
by Mr , Canlleld , who wns the- Laird before ,
and Little Hllloo , played by Mr , Walter
Thomas. Little Blllce has never been played
by any ono to the satisfaction of the read
ers of the' book , but that Is duo to the fact
that this Is the ono part to which Mr. Pal
mer did not do full justice when he wrote
his play.
Miss Crane's wonderfully effective per
formance of Trilby grows In Impresslveness
as It extends In acquaintance. She has a
firm grasp of a very definite conception.
The new Svengall , Mr. Harry O. Carlton ,
makes clear the aim that It would bo Im
possible for a gooj character actor to fall
In this role. If Mr , Carlton had been the
first Svengall ho would have been accounted
great , but ho would not liavo been great.
Ho Is well suited physically , and has an
effective makeup.
Mr , Morrison still gives his admirable
performance of Qecko , and Miss Kelfferth
her unctuous delineation of Mine. Vlnard.
And Iho Times speaks of Harry a. Carlton
as "a masterful Svengall , " a character that
Is a precious gift to the slage.
MnrrlrA Woman Iliirncd to Duiidi.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 7 , A special to the
Star from Hennessey , Okl. , says ; While
washing , Mrs. Delou Nelson's clothing lock
flro and before the flames could bo extln-
gulihed ulie was fatally burned. Her huu-
band In attempting to rescue the woman
had his bands * burned to a crisp ,
nxrncT , \ u.vin ox TIIII Tiirusunv.
( lolil llonrrvo I.lkrlo UP fircntlj-
lllmlnlMlirilt.xt \\Yct < .
CHICAGO , Jan. 7. The Post's W shlnR-
ton spccl-il says : Tlis fcnrs entertained ot
a run on the ROM rr.irrvo bid fair to bo real *
Ized , Information \\as received at the
Treasury department today that orders fop
the Importation of gold had been cancelled
nnd that $3,000.000 would go out by tomor
row's steamers. Hut that Is not the most
disquieting feature of the situation , ng pri
vate advices from New York tell ot largo
withdrawals for domestic sequestration.
This Is what the administration feared moro
than withdrawals for export. The latter
Is something that can bo gauged and estl-
mctcd. The former Indicates cither dis
trust or n move on the part of IntendlnR
bend holders to dww upon the government's
gold for money with which to pay for the
bonds. In either event the ends of the
treasury will be defeated , for It cannot af
ford to feed n local panic or supply the
wherewithal to feed Its own vitality. Atten
tion Is called to the domestic drain on the re
serve by the refusal of the officials nt the
sublrensury In New York to give Informa
tion as to the extent of the withdrawals.
This silence seems to bo work
ing nn effect the opposite of
what wns Intended nml "scare dispatches"
pet-red Into Washington this afternoon from
the Wall street news agencies asking for
the latest nbout the treasury situation. If
the reports from Now York should be con
firmed by liter advices It Is not Improbable -
able that the secretary of the treasury may
be forced to.abandon his popular loan pro-
K un nnd mnko another syndicate deal
within the next ten days or two weeks to
protect the reserve ag.ilnst annihilation.
The reserve will be down to $58,000,000 by
tomorrow night on known figures.
I.XTKMIKI ) VICTIMS SUSPICIOUS.
I3.\f > iilv > Sivliidllnn Hcboino tlii-
ourtliril Iiy the AnthnrltlcM.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 7. George. Leas , for
merly the proprietor of a bolkr works In
Kansas City , but now traveling for the Cres
cent Steel works of Hradford , 1'a. , with hend-
qtiartcra at Chicago , was one of the Intended A
victims of a gigantic swindle which has been
unearthedby the authorities of Valencia ,
Spiln , who arc now taking steps to punish the
would-bo swindlers , forty-two of whom are
'intler arrest In Valencia.
Leas last July received n letter dated nt
tlu I'emm cf MMIHn , a prison of Valencia ,
Spain , signed by ono who called hlniEwlt
Henry Leas EJid clalinlng blocd relationship
with Gcorgo Lsas. It described the writer
is a rich man who was serving prison sen
tence for the wrongs of another ; told of a
young and beautiful daughter whom he wished
the Kansas Cltynn to become guardian of nnd
promised a rich reward for the service. Thla
girl , whoso mother was dead , the writer
added , wns soon to bJcome heir to n largo
fortune. Leas , suspicious of the Spaniard's
Intentions , wrote for further Information. It
Ins Just been received In n letter Issued by
Judgei : Llano nnd Jacas of the. district of
San Vlnccnte , ValencU , and addrfased to
tha local nuthccltles. It npks for the deposi
tion of George Leas nnd discloses a glgantlo
schcnio of half n hundred Spaniards to de
fraud several prominent Americans In differ-
: nt cltlen en the same proposition laid down
to the Kansas City man.
DETROIT , Jan. 7. Ex-Senator T. W.
Palmer way , It Is stated , the Intended victim
of n swindle similar to that reported from
Kansas City.
No uro to deny the fact that Salvation OH
Is fast taking tiie place of all othjr liniments.
A CM-UN in ! ill * Di-friiuilliifi HlH I'ntroii.H.
CINCINNATI , Jan. 7. Edgar J. Shaw ,
president and manager of the Architects and
Builders Loan association , was bound over In
$3,000 bonds today by United States Commis
sioner Hopper , In default of which ho went
to Jail. He has besn doing a big- business
and advertised 1100.000 capital stock. It
developed that he had no capital stock and the
directory was merely nominal. Shaw used
HID malls for advertising and was arrested
for using the malls for fraudulent purposss.
\WililliiK IlellM for Mr . ViimU'rlillt.
NEW YORK , Jan. 7. A local paper says :
The marriage of Oliver II. P. Bclmont and
Mrs. Alva Vanderbllt will bs celebrated at
the residence of the latter on January ? 0.
On January 29 they will sail for Europe.
Such was the Information given last night
by one who Is on ths closest terms with Mrs.
Vanderbllt. The utmost wcrecy Is to , bo
observed regarding the affair and without
doubt the ceremony will bo witnessed by
only a few persons.
Raymond
JEWELER.
FOR A LADY'S
BIRTHDAY
PRESENT
What would be more
highly appreciated
than some delicate 4 *
fancyof a Gorham art
ist , chastely wrought
in GORHAM Silver ?
one of those innum
erable forms of beauty
to which the Gorham
Trade-mark assures
the further charm of
f Sterling quality.
Too Good for Dry Goods
Stores Jewelers only.
The reason wo coiiflno ouruulvcH lo Oorlmm'a
Sllvurwaro la bccaiiHo it'H thu only ruilly : t'uoj.
C. S. RAYMOND ,
S , G. Coruor IBtli and
Our Free Letter
Reviewing the grain and Hock markets , will b .
tent you dully on request , In the hope or deserv
ing part of your business. Orders solicited for
cash or on three to five point tnurslnn.
J , R , WILLARD & CO
Members Chicago Hoard of TiaJs , Kew York
Produce KxchariEe , New York Cun . Stuck Ex-
chance. 17 llouid Trade , Chlnr.uo. 41 Broadway ,
Now York.
SIOlo $39 Per Month
Can be made by ray plnn of Co-operative Specula
tion In Wall street on Investment of J100. Bums
from 110 upward * resetted. Not cno of my clients )
lias over lost u dollar on my plan. Bend for pros *
peclus and market letter ; mailed free , lltgheit
references furnished.
Ij. MOHTIMI3K IMMO ,
HitnUcr & UrokiT , ill > llriiiiiUvay , N. Y.
JAMES E. BOY D & CO.
Telephone lOiif ) . Omaha , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN , ! PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
Itoorn 111H Hoard of Trade.
Direct wires to Chlcugo and New York.
Correspondents : John A. > Varr n & Co ,
P. I' . SMITH. ( Tel 1508) 8. U. BTANFOHIX
FP. . SMITH & CO.
GRAIN : AND : PROVISIONS
Itoora , N. V. LtBltlx. \ . , Omaha.
Uranch cilices at Fremont ru < "olumbu > . All
order * pluctd on the L'lilcato Ikiard ot Trade.
Corr siK > ndcris : Uwarlz , Dupce & Co. , Chi-
eot'o ; ytir lner , Flack & Co. . bt. Louis. " '
to riist Nullonal Uuik. Omaha.
