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THE OMAHA BAILY 13EE : S4&TJBDAY , 8 , 1800.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Homo Ecaro Figures from Liverpool Sent
"Wheat Up ,
THERE WAS SOME WEAKNESS EARLY
.There AV'n a Mvclv ScrnmMo for
Mnr Wlicnt Tovrnril llio
Clone of the
CHICAOO , Feb. 7. Sonio scnrn
from Liverpool on European clearances
brought about n radical change In wheat
today , nnd the market after opening with
nil the enr marks ot bear day , closed HO
higher. Corn nnd oats were helped by
wheat , nnd cloned ullghtly Stronger , but
provisions made material recessions. In
wheat there was less doing , the market
nt times rtillnR qulto slow , the rnngo for
the session bcltifr lc. There was more
disposition to make the long wheat , and
while the pressure was nt no time very
urgent . It exceeded the demand nnd
caused the early weakness , Thcro were
three quite bearish Items In the early news.
Liverpool was quoted V4 < 1 lower than at
the close of the day before ns cabled to
the -Hoard of Trade , but a private cable
gram , which presumably covered a later
hour at Liverpool than the public message ,
ald Id lower , owing to disappointing de
mand for spot wheat. The Minneapolis
nnd Duluth receipts were 581 cars against
Cll n. week ago , and IBS cara on the cor
responding day of a , year ago , and n mes-
lingo from Ban Francisco said that wheat
declined 2 per cent there yesterday be-
l cause of a falling off In the dumnnd and an
excellent promise for next seacon'a crop.
; Later accounts described the condition of
the- Argentine wheat an so bad that It
was heating In the holds of the vessels.
This relieved the trading from Its early
FJimoness and caused a lively scramble for
May wheat among these who an hour
earlier had been Betters nt 66Bc , and they
had to pay G7T4c for name of It shortly
after the hour of noon had been turned.
J The opening prices were % c lower at from
6Go to G7c. nnd during the first hour or so
U hnd worked down to CCHc. A private
cablegram from London saying wheat was
strong there , with indications toward ma
terially higher prices , contributed largely
to the recovery. In the last halt hour
the market became very strong. The price
for May jrot up to CSJ c near the close , and
although various rumors \vcro afloat , the
real reason for the spurt seemed to be
that New York sent heavy buying ordera
because of another batch of bullish statis
tics cabled this afternoon by the editor
of the Liverpool Corn Trndo News con
cerning European clearances. The closing
price for May was CSVsO bid. The cable
gram referred to was as follows :
LIVERPOOL , Feb. 7. To the Dally Trade
Bulletin , Chlcngo : Aggregate ) stocks of
flour nnd Wheat afloat for Europe , on Feb
ruary 1 , were 25,800,000 bu. , against 29.700,000
bu. on January 1 , and 25,000,000 bu. on Feb
ruary 1 , 1S95. Stocks * In tore In Europe ,
43,000,000 bu. , against CO.100,000 bu. on January
1 , and 49,100,000 bu. on February 1 , 1895.
Combined stocks decreased , 16,000,000 during
January. European requirements large.
Further decrease In supplies anticipated
during this month , nnd March. America
appears to hold a peculiarly dominant posi
tion.
tion.Corn was a llttlo weaker earlier In the
day , and sold oft Vic , but thcro was a later
rally , the receipts continued extremely
light and It was also helped by the last
rally In wheat. May opened about > 4c lower
nt SOVlc. and advanced to from SOHc to 30Uc
split. The market developed much strength
during the last hour , and May sold up to
30e. closing at that.
Trading In oats was limited. The feelIng -
Ing- was generally Ilrm In sympathy with
other gram markets , but prices were not
materially higher. May opened He lower
at from 2U4a to 2lc , sold up to from
21c to 21c , and closed at 21V&C bid.
The provision market was heavy , not
withstanding the afternoon bullishness of
wheat , and the receipts of hogs. May
pork started unchanged to 110.57 } * . reached
down to J10.37V4 at the close. May lard
opened unchanged at $5.80 , and dropped
gradually to $5.7214. closing nt the latter.
May ribs opened atrZllic lower at from
$5.40 to J5.42H , declined 'to $5.321 * and closed
at .that. 3-
Estimated receipts : .Wheat , 81 cars : corn ,
00icaro , and oats 171 care. .
Tjio leaning futures rarlged as follows ;
Article. * ; T Open ; ' } Ultrh.Tsvrf. ! | cloij.
WheatNo.'J
ns OOH
May 07 B8H
Juna 07 < ? 8H
July COM OUV
Corn. No 2. .
Feu
May. . . . . . . SOU sow
July 31H 31H
Sept. . . . . . . . 38K 32
Oats. No. 2. .
Fob
May
July
Sept
Pork.porbbl
Frtb. . . . . . . . 1037. 10 17H
May It ) tilH 10 37M
July./i 1070 10 { 3
* rd.l001ba
Felj o co B 22
May B see 0 6UM
July 087
Uortltlba-
Fou o 20 B22H
May c 10 B 32W
July. . . . . . . . B 2 } 6 42H
Cash quotations were au follows :
FI-OUK Dull : winter patents , | 3. < 0fl > 3.73 !
BlrulKhts. J2.90C3.40 : spring paients , 3.10ft3.35 ;
eprlni ; alralghts , II.600t.90 ; takers , $ 10r2.4i ) .
WHWAT No. S sprlna , CSHQCGHc ; No. 3 sprlne ,
C5o ; No. S rod , 70USf70Uc.
COUN No. Z , MV4c ; Na 2 yellow , 2SVSc.
OATS Ko. Z , 19 c ; No. I while , f. o. b. . fie :
No. 3 white , f. o. b. , SOHtfZltto.
UYU No. 2 , 3914C.
I1AHI.I3Y No. 2 , nominal ; No. I , f. o b. .
BffSOc : No. 4. f. o. b. . SliJOMc
FI-iAX 8KED No. I , 91c.
TIMOTHY BnKn-Prime , 3.M.
PllOVISIONB Pork , per LL1. , J19.12V4O10.23.
Lard , per 100 Ibs. , X.te. ghort rrbs sides ( laose ) ,
JS.2' ' ) . Dry flailed Bhouhlcn ( Uaxcd ) , JI.WU4.7TL
Bhort dMir nicies ( boxed ) , Jj.37Ufj3.M.
WHIHICY Distillers' finished goods , per jral. .
Po'ur/rrtY Market nrm ; turkeys , . Ho ; chick
ens. 7ViW10c : ducks. 10O12C.
SI'OAHS Unchanged ; out loaf , S5.S1 ;
late.1 , $5.10 ; standard "A , " JS.OO.
Thn followloc were Iho receipts and shipments
today ;
NEW YOIIIC C.I5XKHAI , JIAHKETS.
Clotlittr flnntntioiiii on 4li Prlnoliml
CoiiinuiilKloM niul SlniileM.
ND\V YOniC. Feb. 7.-FI/lUIl-Ilccclpt8. 10 COO
libls. : exports , 6,400 bbls. ; firm , wllh hettcr de
mand , although errlnit patents nro still held
10Q150 nbovo buyers' views. chccklniL ac
tual busliiess. Winter stralghli ) , f ] W3.75 ;
winter patfnts. tJ.SOQ4.no ; winter cxtins , W.K ; '
winter low irrades. IJ.30WJ.70 ; sprint' low erodes
Jl.WU3.oU. Itio tlour , quiet ; suporllnc , > a2jii2.T3
lluckwhcat tlour , dull ; Jl.SOCl.ii for spot and to
arrive.
llllCICWIUAT-Qulct ; S9ff40c.
11AULKV MALT-Hlcady : 4
WMtcrn. SMc.
ItVK Nominal ; itatc. 4Zf43o ,
IIAHLKV Klnn ; mulling : . 41Q43o ; ferdlne , S3O
c'or.N MEAI.-pull nnd lower : y llow weatcrn.
coarM.72c ; Umndynlne. J.a ) . nii ,
W1UJAT Kxports , 4.CW bu. ; spot , stroneNo. .
3 red. KMc.N * ; I1 hard. 7 ? icPtfo"b. ! . anii
Opllona oi > en J T * li una nocllned under lower
forejKn ndvlces. Kurojican sdllnu and bis siirlae
rheat rcc l4't . fioiu were Jroo eelUrs but
vrtro caught In tli * nflernoon by good en > ort
purclnvscs. prtwprctlvt bis ilecreasa In New york
71Uc. dosing nt 7JUc.
COKN HecelntH , 36,100 bu. ; spot , firmer ; No.
S. 37Hc. Options < iMiicd easlsr with wheat , ruled
very dull , \\lth final return MI covering , cloning
Uo net hUlmr : l' ' trusjy closed nt 37tc ! ; May ,
3K\i03r. ic , clpilnc nt 3 Kc.
OATB-lece.l8. ! | | 01 , 0 bu. ; spot , llrm : No. I.
ZSVitiMlic. Options orvDvil \ ry dull , advancing
ellBhtly with whcut. and clrnlnu UifUo net
lilBhers Kcbruarsr cloetd at tlVic ; May , 2JX < ? a > c ,
CloUllE at tie.
IIOPM-Ciulvt tnd steady ; state , common to
choice. 1WI crop. SV.SitUo : 1S93 crop. 4fl9c : I'a-
clilo cawt. 1s" crop. : ' .itl41ic : 149 } crop. 4090.
IIIUia-Iull ; et salted , 2U to M ibs. . lie ;
lluitnus Ayrrs. dry. 24 Ibs. , Ho ; Texas , dry. 24
to W II' * . . So : Cnllfornla , II lo 2J ll.s. . lie.
LUATHUH-StraOyt demand eood ; hemlock
nolc. lluenos Ayrcs , llflit to heavy \telchta. ZOo :
Held. tlijtZc
WOOL titetdy ; doracatls fleece. ICOtJo ; pulled ,
PUOVIHION8 Uc f. steady ; family. lOIJlZc ;
extra mew , l > ci l > f hams , loaj racket. I9.W09.W.
C ut meats , quiet : 1-leMtJ hams , SHftHi ; . Lard ,
Iiartly steady : wtstam iitcuru clrw l at I5.S2
nikrdIly ; , I8.M. nominal. Poik. steady : mess
itl.OOOn.JJ ; Short clear , tl.MV | .n ; family , J
llUTTKH-ll llts. s4 ! J pl.su ; nmltet Heady ;
crcnmniy. 12U19c ; Klglns , 19c ,
idU3ilKdpt : , 7.iw pl.ys. : market steadier ;
stnlo nnd IVmnyhjnla , 15iic ; western , I5c ;
i > uthern , llOlic ,
UOSIX Dull ; UralneJ. common lo good , $1.G7VJ
TUl'lPKNTINE Quiet : ff " ,5c.
JIOLASailS Klnn : Nfw OilJ.ns. open kettle.
( oed to choice , KtilTc.
UIU-.F-SE-Qultti urcr ( UllUe : small , eSlOKc ;
Bart skims. lVi@4c : full skims. SZj4 .
UTnOI.ttWM-WcaUj XJnll 4 closed at | 1.U
bid I rtflnMl. I7.CS ; Phllndelphli ami H ltlmore.
J7.60J P.illndelphla. and llaltlmore In bulk , 15.10.
nifK Stssdy : domestic , fair to txtrn/lHc.
MBTAL8-PIK Iron , barely st-ady. Copper ,
nrm ; broker * . 10'4e ; exchange , JI0.10ST10.2S. Ix > sd.
firm ; brokers , ISM : exchange. J3.1 < NfJ.12'4. Tin.
flrm ; straits , JI3.f > ai3.4' ; platen , quiet. BpeKcr.
quiet ; domestic , JI.OW4.05.
COTTON SBKD Oil * Continue slack , with
downward tendency ; prime crude , 2l'iC24c ; prims
summer > ellow , 27J27V4c : prime white , 208HC.
OMAHA ( Ji.MitAL MAtllCUT.
Condltlcin nf Trnilinnil llnntntlon *
on Slnplo niul I'ancy 1'roilucc.
15008-Strlctly fresh stack , logilc.
IIUTTEH Fair to Rood stock , ISOc ! choice
to fancy country * 13314o.
VKAL-Choloe fAt , 79 to 100 Ibs , . ar quoted
at tOTc : targe nnd coarse , fi5o.
CHEESE Domrsllo brlcln UWc ; nd m , per
doz. , J9.DO , Club house , 1-lb. jars , per doz. , $3.M ;
LlmbPijtcr , fane/ , per lb. , llijc ; noquef t , H-lb. ,
Jars , per doz. , J3.CO ; Youne Americas , HWcJ
Twln , fnncy , He.
POl'l/THY Dreweil Clilckpns , eMRJHc : cnnrse
nnd large , 5fl6c ; ducks , choice , 9W10o ; tutkeys ,
choice. 11R12V4C ; Kefm , & ! .
POULTHY-I.lvc C. Jacobdon of the Montana
Poultry 1'ncklnir am ! Burrily company , quotes
IH'O poultry firm nnd wanH" ! at : Hfns nnd
younjr roustcrc. BMct nld ocks , JVicl turkey
hens , * Hc ; young turkey gobblers , 7'4c ' : old
Toms. 60 : ducks , full feathered , 7c : geese , Cc.
HAY Upland. $ J.Oi ) : nilrtlnnd. 4 60 : lowland.
Jl.tWj rye straw , J3.SO ; color makes the price on
hay ; llghl Imlcs sell Ihe bent. Only lop grades
bring tup prices.
HUGO ! ! COHN Kxlrcmtly slow sale ; new
crop , delivered on. Irnck. In counlry : choice irreen
sclf-worklng carpel , per lb. , 2V4e : cholco crcen ,
rimnlnir lo hurl , 2'-4c ; common , IHc.
OAMi-Jnck snipe. 75cJJ 1.00 : golden plover.
M.J5 ; Jack rabbits , per doz. . J1.W01.40 : small
rabbits , 90cftJ1.00 ; mallard'ducks , J3.60If3.75r red-
hcnd , JI.7SQ4.00 ; ranvnnhnck ducks , JS.OOO8.00 ;
teal , blue wlnir. JJ.OOC2.23 : teal , green wing ,
J1.75U2.00 ; mixed ducks , Jl.7502.23 ! Canada geese ,
J6.00U7.SO ; small Reese. U.WiJSW ; brants , W.DO ;
squlrreli. per doz. , 60O75c.
PIOHONS Live , Jl.0001.10 ; dead pigeons not
wanted.
.
TOMATOES Florida , per six basket crate , J3.
CAULIFLOWUH Per crate , W.50G3.00 , or Jl.OO
C1.73 per doz.
CAllHAOICnllfornla stock , p r lb. . 2c.
IMSTATOKS Fancy native stock , 30c ; from
store In small lots , 3043Sci Colorado stock , DOc.
ONIONS Per bu. , 23Sf4 c.
11RANS Hflnil picked navy , per bu. , Jl.CO.
8WKI3T rOTATOnS Choice slock , J2.75 per
bbt.
bbt.CHLEIIY
CHLEIIY California , per dot. . No. 1 , 80c ; No.
2 , 76c ; Kalamnzoo , 35c.
LIMA I1EAN8 Per lb. , Be.
WATBIl'cnriSS Per ; D-qt. case. Jl.SOJfl.TS.
Pin PLANT Hot' housa stock , per doz.
bunches , 90c.
FRUITS.
MEXICAN 8THAWIiiUIlinj3-Non .
APPLES-Fnncy New York , J3.233.50 ; choice
western. J2.50W2.73 ; fnncy western , J3.00.
CnANIIKIthlES-Jcrsey , JS.7S.
ilALAQA QHAPKH Per Gfl-lli bbl. , J5.60O6.00 :
per C5 to 70-lb. irro , J6.CW7.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES California budded socdllncs. resu-
lar sizes J2.50B2.6230 ; to 2SS sizes. JL75JJ2.00 ;
"Vf,1 ? : I-M : IarSB "lzesWOHr3.23. .
LEMONS Mfsslnas , J3.5004.23.
"ANANAS Choice larRe stock , per bunch , J2.00
S'2.2S ' : medium sized hrunchw. JU5JT2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The peanut market Is ndvanclns and dealers
ar J ° 2.klni ? for 8tl" higher prices.
plSTERS-Medlums. 150 ; standards. 20c : extra
sflects. 2oo ; Ilrunch & Co.'s selects , 27c : New
if i" " 300' ' ' ' " " 'lard bulk , per Bnl. . J1.10.
1IONDY Fnncy uhlte. per lb. , 15c.
'
MU'LE SYUUP-Flvo gal. cans , each. J2.75 ;
cans YsV' ' " ' " 2 ; W Knl < canSl * 6-25 : 9Uart
blCIDEn-I'ure Juice , per half bbl. . J3 ; per
KRAUT-p ° r bb'- ' . * 3-5 : halt bbl. .
crp > California , 10-lb. boxes , per
' so-ib-boxc9 > I5
> exes , per lb. ,
MAPLE SUOAK Choice , per lb. , ' 95IIOC.
PUESEIlVES-Assorted , 20-lb. palls , each ,
CO'COANUTS Per 100. J4.50 ; each , 5c
NUTS Almonds. California , per lb. . ' medium
size. 10c ; Tarragona almonds , per lb. . lame
12 c : Brazils lb Sc
per : nngllsh _ walnulB per
nuts , large , bu. JL50
per , ; black walnuts , per
elI ? * *
DRESSHD MEATS.
BEEF Good steers , 400 to COO Ibs
5 CCo ; good cows and heifers , 4KO5C ; medium
cows and heifers. 44c } : good forequarters cows
and helfcrB. JM * : coed hlndquartera cows
nnd heifers , 8Hc ; cow rounds. 6c : cow chucks
3o ; bc t tenderloins , fresh , 20c ; frozen. lOo" beef
rolls , boneless , 989V4c : lrloln butts , boneless *
309Vic : loin backs. 9tf9 c ; cow ribs No 3
74i)7V4c ) : cow loins. No. 3. 88Hc. ' '
MUTTON Dressed mutton. 6 0 ; racks , lOc :
UBS. 8c : Baddies , 8c ; stews. 3C ,
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Soma pcraons , according to the Shoo and
Leather .Review , hold the opinion that hIdes are
accumulating at country points since the com
petition among city dealers t buy them haa
decreased. Natural conditions seem to favo ?
the new plan of buying
on Belectlon. The ton-
ners are not anxious-for hides and there Is no
Incentive for dealers to scaur the
country
wu in
quest of them. Quotations : rjr
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 4c ; No. 2. ereen
hides , 3c ; No. 1 green salted hldfcs. ScNo 2
Breen salted hides , 4c ; No. 1 green called hii' , .
No. 1 Try'8alt7d hides : Cc ? part SXSS hSS' '
lb. less than '
HO per fully cured.
SHEEP PIJLTS drcen sailed , each 230COc ;
w. ww
uklns ) . No. 1. each. lOc ; dry shearllncs ( shnrt
woolcd early skins ) . No. 1 fach. Sc ; iry fln
Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pefts ner lb
actual weight. C 6c ; dry flint Kansas and Net'
braska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. actual
weight , 4ffSc ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pells , per lb. , actual weight , 4JG c ; dr' , .
Colorado Murrain wool pelts , pe b actual
weight. 4 Bc ; dry pieces and bucks Sctua
weight. ; 4 5o ; feet cut ott. oa It Is uselcsV to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND OREASC - Tallow No. 1
S54o ; tallow No. t. Sc : grease , white A , 34c ;
grease , white 13 , 3e ; greasa. yellow , 2Wcerease
dark. 2c ; old butter. 2O2Ho ; beeswax , pVune'
15 22or rough tallow , IHc. Vfuae
HONES In car lots weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , I12.00@14.00 ; dry'
country , bleacned , per ton , JlO.OOjnj.oodry
country , damp and meaty , per ton. jg ooaa ' 00
WOOIr-Unwnshed. tine hfavy , 6W7c line I'leht
8 9a ; quarter blood. 1012c ; seedy , burry and
chaffy , 8J9 ; celled nnd broken , coarse , 7euc-
cotted and broken , fine. 6Sc. Fleece \\aslied
Medium. 15 JlSc : nne , 14B16c ; tub washed , UO
ISc : black. Be ; bucks , Cc ; tag locks , 2Q3c- dead
pulled , 680C.
FURS.
No , lNo. | lNo. | 1
Lgo. IMd'ml Sm'll
DC Alt
lllack J20B23
lllack Yearlings. 12015 1000 700 7 00 300
lllack Cubs 50 e 400 C 00 200
lilnck Montana '
Mountain 1100 1000 1000 4 09
lllack Montana
Yearlings IS 00 8 00 SOO SOO 200
lllack Montana
Cubs . . . 60 4 DO 200 400 2 00
Silver Tip 20 W 1200 800 900 400
Silver Tip U 00 K 00 500 D'OO 2 CO
Hllver Tip Cubs. e oo 4 50 304 300 1 CO
Urcnvn . , 80W15 16 00 1300 12 00 C ( M
Yearlings , 10012 g 00 000 100 4 00
Cubs 7 W 6 00 300 4 00 2 00
lladgcr v ICl 60 60 300to 00CO 00CO
Fisher " 800 COO 400 400 200
_
Silver ( according
to beauty ) 10000 CO 00 4000 1300 1000
Silver Pale ( ac
cording to bca'y ) .5000 SO 00 1000 IS 00 60 }
Cross , 700 30 see ICO 100
Red 150 13CO 100 75 23
dray 15 CO 40 35 IE
Kit f. 50 40 30 20 10
Lync 3 00 300 1 CO i : 10BO
Marten 2.00 .160 1 00 100 BO
MlnK
Mink Dart. . . . . . .
Mountain Lion ,
( ptrfcct brad
and feet ) . . , , . . . . 1O 2
Otter 800 CO 7 B 00 400 200
Otter Pale. . . . . . . . TO ) 500 4 00 300 1 W
Raccoon l. . . . COOTO CO 20 10
llaccoon , lllack
( ss to benuti. SOtf 2
SKUNK
lllack , cased IK 75 W M K
Short striped. . . . . J MCO 70 4i 40 20
Narrow strlpedi. , CO 40 2 ! 20 10
llroad striped. . . . 2oeu
Wolverine "w 3 00 ZOO 300 100
Wolf Mountain. . 300 JOOCO ICO 3007S 49
Wolf Prairie GSfrOO CO 40 20 10
llp vcr , per kln. Cfl C I M 200 400 20 }
Heaver Kits 300 1 W 75 400CO 21
MU8KRAT3
tiering
Winter SOU
Fall SOUI
Kits I
'
KIIIIHIIH cyty MnrUi'U.
KANSAS CITY , 1'cb. 7. WHEAT Demand
fair ; prices little loner ; Nn. 2 iiuid , cc'4c ;
No. 3 , MijCOu : r JiwicHt , nominally 4494.ic ; No.
2 red. nominally IIQUaj No. ,2 upline. CC'tc ; No ,
'COHN While , stare * le hlshcr ; mUrd , demand
fair. UO.lto hlelier ; N ? . 2 inUtJ. 22'iUa ; Nu. 2
OATS lilsher : No. 3 mixed , nominally lt&19c ;
No. 2 % hlt , IWgtne ,
HAY-strailyj timothy. lio.OX21l.lO : pralrh ,
. . .
11UTTKR F.iney country , scarce and In de
mand ; poor grades , dull , weak ; creamery , 17O
UKo ; dairy. ISSUc.
ECag-Flrmcr , Jlc , _ _ _ _ _
Drr ( Snu < l Blur-lief.
NKW YOnif. Fl" . 7.--ln the more extended
character of Iho Inquiry for all descriptions ot
cottons thrrt bas Ixin nry Rood lmin-a\ement
und much morn business has teen eft'CUd than
for mnny day * . Tlia salutary effect of the sur
plus nulucrlpllcns to ilm bond bids bmmivx morn
nmrke-1 every hour. > ot tin puniiaslnir trade re-
uultfs lima to adjuul ndaln and K t to work ;
licnce Improrrmuit will t Mow , but certain.
Printing clotlu Jlxcloto m > r lusUicsi 4oins , as
the Bales for tha week are H1.000 niters.
FAI.L ltIVK.lt. Mais. . I' U. 7. 1'rlnt cloths.
fair demand at 'lie ; muiiuftcturtrs , rlow ; cttler *
and sales llthl.
MANCIIK8TKR. Feb. 7. The market for tlotla
and yarn * ta < j'j' t. wlili a limited OtmtuJ.
. , hr
LOAN STIMULATES
Good Effect on All Lines , of .Business. Oan
Hardly Be Estimated ,
LIBERAL ORDERS FOR STEEL- 1 RAILS
Orders for Woolen Gtioiln , Other Thnii
ClnjM'orwtoilH anil Mixtures ,
Con tin no IjlKlit Siioeiilnilon
1,1 ftx Whcnt i'rlcc' . 'J ,
NEW YoniC , Feb. 7.-11. Q. htm i"do. '
Weekly llevlcw of TraJe , which Issues to
morrow , will sny : The wonderful succ SB
of the popular loan niters the face ot cvrnts.
The Influence of this event upon all manu
facturing and all trade crvnnqt bo lightly
estimated. It strips the silver agitation oj
all It3 power to hurt. It puts the treasury
dn a snfe basis for a time , whether con-
gro s does anything Useful or not. It notifies
foreign nations that the people have power
ag well ns purpose. It unlocks millions ol
gold which have been gathered In. prepara
tion. brings directly several millions In Hold
from Kuropo and stimulates the atjxlety
of Investors to obtain American securities.
With such n revolution In business suddenly
effective , the customary records ot the past weeK
nnd month are of Irsi value than usual. Hut
thcro have been clgns of Improvement In the Iron
manufacture , although thc.nverafrc of prices Is
nearly 1 per cent less this week , for orders
have been booked for nearly 300,000 tons oC rolls
this year , ngalnst total deliveries In 1695 of 1,000-
OO1) tons , nnd order. * for wire nnlla are Btltnu- .
laled by A decision to ad\nnco the prlco again
on March 1. There Is also a more active de
mand for plates nnd sheets. Southern compel )
tlon Ion era cckc Iron nt Chicago and prevents
advance nt the east , while sales ot last year's
speculators In the Plttsuurg region still depress
hessemcr. The ore pool In expected to fix the
price for the year at tl , or possibly JI.W , nnd
the coke pxil ntlll further reduced the output.
Speculation has raised copper to lOHc , with
salt" ) of G.000,000 p umK nnd tin to 13'ic , and
lead nt $ .1.10 , with large Imports of Mexican.
Sale * of wool have been 4.M5.2UO pounds , nffalnst
5,192.150 pounds last year , and 6,038,715 In 1893 ,
with activity In clay worsteds and In mixture. * .
Tim orders for other woolen goods are still unusu
ally delayed. It Is nl.-v > stated that cancella
tions In cnipcts have been unusually numerous
since January l ,
The cotton mills continue generally active ,
though talk ot decreasing productions still con
tinues. Print cloths da not rise above 2 ? < c , and
some goods tend lower.
Speculation In nhcnt has ngnln lifted prices.
although weilem receipts have him 2.800,907
bushels for Ihe week , against 792,731 buahelt
lasl year , nnd fur Iho jear Ihus far 15.067,95.1
bushels , OKalnst 6,039,933 bushels list year. At
lantic export * have been Increasing , though not
In the same proportion , amounting for the week ,
tlour Included , to 1.C65.9M bushels , against 1,4T > 8-
235 bushels last year. The speculative market
has been largely Inllutnccd by rumors of In
jury to the coming crop nnd by foreign ndvlces.
nnd prices advanced 3Vio for cn-ih and 2Hc for
May. Corn has l > een compnrnthely steady. Cot
ton Is practically unchanged , receipts continuing
lo accord wllh a yield of about 7.0W.OM bales
for 1S93.
Failures for the week have been 323 In the
United Stales , against 231 lasl year , and sixty-
three In Canada , against ilfty-clslil last year.
WECKI/V' CLEARING HOUSI2 TOTALS.
of niiMliieHH Trnimnctcd by
tlic ABHncluteil Ilniikx.
NEW YOIIK. Feb. 7. The following table ,
compiled by Dradstrcel's shows the total clear
ances at the principal cities nnd the percentage
of Increase T > r decrease. ' as compared wllh Ihe
corresponding week lost year : , _
PLACE3. Clearings , inc. Dec.
New York . MO.SG2.U9S 2.3
Chicago . 84S65,4'i7 4.7
Boston . 81.951.417 7.9
Philadelphia . 67,852.380 4.3
St. Louis . 23.S03.C06 2.1
San Francisco . ' 11.627,291 " 0:3 :
Ilalttmorc . 14,340O.Vi "ioi !
I'lttsburp . 13,923.43 ' 9.
Cincinnati . JO.MJ.O.-.O . . . . / isla
Kansas City . 9,6i)4.761 ' < 8.1
New Orleans . 10.62S.2SS 10.5
Iluffnlo . 4.00 ,4SO 4.9 " '
Milwaukee . B.05S.4S6 " "o'.i
Detroit . "iili
Louisville . . , . . . . / 7,1S' . ? 75 '
Minneapolis . . . . . . K.433,2S 100 '
OMAHA . ; : . 4,417.43. . 23.2
Providence . . . . . ; . . . 14.2
Cleveland . . . . ; . ; . 20.0
Houston . ' . . ' . 5,229,133
St. Paul . 4.9G6.S43
Denver . 2.S25.713
Indianapolis . 4.075.114 10,0
Columbus. O. . . . . . . 3.42G.SOO 11.4
Hartford . - 8.9
Richmond . 2,232.120 . . . i 12.2
Washington . 1,930.122 0.6
Toledo . 1.336.044
Dallas . 2.325.7D1
St. Joseph . . .
1.EM.876
Memphis 2.700.803 27.9
Portland. Ore 1.4I6.4S2 r.e.o
Rochester 1,89 ,54 ? 11.2
WHOLESAI.EHS' TllADE HETTER.
Pour I.nrjre UlNtrllmtlnK I'oliiU ,
However , Show the Ileveme.
NEW YOnK , Feb. 7. Dmdstrcct's tomorrow
will say : General trade walled the results of
subscriptions to the bond Issue , and ( he senti
mental effects of the unexpectedly favorabl out-
coma have been for easier money nnd Improve
ment. Additional favorable Influences ire found
In heavier bank clearings , llrjnneai of prices ,
better demand for Iron and ' at eel and the an
nouncement from fit. Paul' , Milwaukee , Omaha
and Pea Molnes of a revival In business with
Jobber * In staple lines. At the cast , Baltimore
* nd Plttsbun ; report favorable trade conditions.
At the south , gains In wholesale lines are an
nounced from Nashville. Mempnls , Atlanta nnd
Birmingham. The reverse Includes d.-preailnH In
fluences of stormy and wet Heather. Indifference
of consumers of domestic woolen Urea * goo > ls
renewed wiles of print cloths and other maUes
of cotton goods cnly after a reaction In prices
continuance of fxtrrme conseivatlsm In ulmowl.
all lints , and the fact that the relief to/ the
treasury by the heavy ove/subscrlptlon. In the
absence of sound currency legislation by cent
gresn , will probably prove cnly a temporary de-
\lc ta maintain the gold reserves General trade
at Chicago , 8t , Lauls , Buffalo and Philadelphia
snows no real gains from the preceding week ,
when the situation warn quiet e\ca to dullness
and the outlook unsatisfactory.
Exports of wheat ( Hour Includul ) from both
cuafta of the United StatM this weeU amount to
2.M1.QOO bushels , agaltut 2.UO.OM buthtls last
week , 2,020,000 bushels In the corresponding week ,
a year ago , 2.678.0UO bushels Irt the name week
two ycnra ago , and 2.931,000 buihels In the rtrjt
u ? k of February , 1S33. Export * of InJUn corn
this week amount to S.SK.OOO huehejs. a jrjlle
more than lost week , three times the quantity
In tU Ilka week last > ear , mart ) than twice the
imintlly exported In the currtspoadUig nc U it
1WI. uuJ mom than ux tlucs tlm amount shlpited
In the first week of February , U3J.
Th total number3 of bunlnoas failures thrftUKh.
out 111 * United. Htates , as r4kllted | u Ilrad-
urtci's. U conilJtnitly uoalltr tills wefk. m.
as coutraitrd wllh 13 Ust eeV , K3 In tha cor.
r ei > ondlnc week on * year a no , J3ti ) U tU flr t
we k of February. 1 4. SM In 1593 , nn4 214 In
1WJ. Th long lid of business failures repwtttl
fruui the Canadian datulnton last week is prac
tically repeated , wlu | A total of ( C
with 63 n week BKT > , Bt.frj.\h \ ( > same week a year
nun , M two years airo. ' 4V'lhreo > ears agd , nnd
63 four tears ago. "I ft _
. \nvA.\cii5 ciinoi in \ -
SInrkct Alinorliril Oio OtTorliiflr irlth
Mttlo l > ttV < rnlty.
NIHV YORK , Teb. 7. Vathtrect'fl review of tht
New York stock nnrko ( , a it lrofcsslonal sptc
ulators seem to h vover discounted thi > * uc
ces < i of the bjnd subscrrtlon. ( Whllu no one
In Wall street , or outnt > t9lt , realised that thd
lolnl applications woillilllreach'the stupendju-
flfrurc.4 they actually dlihgf ) was known by the
end of last week tlmjjlhe | new loan wouli !
bo largely oversubscribed. " The feeling of aslr i
Hhment , mingled withn oiff-ful feelings for lh (
future , which found < "J m tlon when the extent
of the blda nas nnuoiuiced , has undoubtedly
created n. bullish sentintenlj nnd produced semi
outside speculative buying , > f stoAu. Ne\crthe
less , the bull traders , who had purchnseil sccurlJ
ties In anticipation of being able to sell thcni
r a the market , crtitted by the success of thf
bond Issuc realized prnnts on n larger mass ot
stocks than the market wa < nlle tr dlgfst.
Price * rt e during the enrly part of the neelc
nnd thera nm n somcwhnl excited further nd-
vnnco on Wolnndny afternoon , \\hcn the oul-
c-mie of Ihe subscrlpllon ns nrsl known. On
Thursday , however , the market was held In
check by the realising sales nbov < > referred to
and the procras seemnl lo be still Incomplete.
on Friday , At the same , time , cunsldeilng the ;
narrow nnd professional character of the rcccnl
Improvement , the market has displayed great
HtcnJInpsfl , nnd nnxlety lo lake a heavy outpour
of lonjf stock , which nruues well for Its future
stability. The market on Friday showed mora
of a. disrHjsltlon to .advance , but advances were
checked by renewed realizing nnd short Boll In FT
before tha 'close. Manhattan advanced from
103i ta 107 % , nnd rumors arc current that soma
Interest , presumably the Mctropolllan Traction
company , Is negotiating for a loan on thr prop
erly on a guarnnleed dividend basis. Oenern !
Klectrlc has been Ihe object of bullish points
for Iloston as to the general condition of the
company's business , nnd of an nltnck ns well.
The resignation ot the. . president uf the United
Slnles Rubber corjwriltlon Is said lo be Iho
oulcome of nn Internal squabble. Hemline ad
vanced from 13 % to IS per cent on talk ot
further secret conce' lonH n Ihe company by Iho
other anthracite roads , In the m.tlter of Its pcr-
cenlnge of the coal output. The anthracite conl
agreement , has , however , fallen flat as a spcrti-
lullvo factor. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
STOCKS AND IHM S.
Volume of HiiitlncHM WIIM About 13 < innl
( o Thurkdiiy's.
NEW YOIIK. Feb. 7.-Txlay's stock market
was quite Irregular. Iho volume of business -win
on about the same scale 'ns ' ycsterdny nnd Sugar
nnd St. Paul were ngnln the leaders In point
of nctlvlty , although there nas loday a dispar
ity or over 40,000 shares betnecn the two In
favor of the first mentioned stock. Lower Lon
don prices for Americans nnd free foreign sellIng -
Ing ngaln exerted a depressing * Influence upon
the locnl speculation. The dealings were for the
mast part governed by 'Hie professional traders ,
whose tactics were more cleat ly evident In th
manipulation ot the Industrial shnrtn. On the
other hand Ihcrotin a Kooa Vnestmcnt buying
of soma of the other railroad stocks , and pai-
llculurly of the shares of the corn carrying
l raids. Commission houses were In receipt of
orders for Hock Island und llurllngton. nnd
thd discovery of this fact Induced a respectabla
amount of covering ly the shorts. The street
was furnished a great deal of lechnlcal calcula
tions nnd deductions on the outcome of the gov
ernment bond Issue , mainly of a discouraging
Import , but the sentiment of the financial com
munity at large Is that Ihe credit of Iho covern-
menl has been magnltlcently maintained by the
wlda distribution nf bids nnd the high average
of prices , esi > eclnlly as llio allotment of bonds
tu Europe will be relatively Inconsiderable , as
compared with aggregate of foreign bids.
Tha declining ; tendency evident In Ihe early
dealings was checked by adroit manipulationof
tha Industrials and general Improvements re
sulted , although the edge or Iho advances was
taken off liy realizing sales. The purchasing
movement gained fuller headway In the after
noon dealings. Sugar was the pivotal stock ,
rising about 3 per cent on very heavy trading.
Distilling ntlracted iituinlUm by an advance
of , li per cent Incidental ! to the news of the
completion of the plan pf.rcorganlzatlon. Other
notable gains were weoreSS by the grangers ,
Loulsvlllo and Naehvlllb 'Aliil but a few other
prominent shares. Tobatro nas the exception
ally weak feature of , , th < fmarl ( < et toward Ihe
close , declining 3 per Sent on heavy offerings
on revived rumors of Irnpfndlns hoslllc action
toward the company 'by Hie New Jersey legls-
lalure. A report that'.the ) state authorities of
Illinois had rcatllrmedtheir , plan of opposition
to the Chicago rjas was followed by a decline
of about a point from'tho'Tilghest of Ihe stock ,
but a part of "thelosd vAJa subsequently recov
ered. The closing was- active tind heavy In
tone , but with the , , natn results of general
tgnlns. Trndo In railwaymortgages was large ,
'the ' Itendlngs footlnjr up"J2,213,0 < X ) . Higher prices
.prevailed , with the Notthn Pacific Issues strong
features at gains ot 1..10 4opcr cent. The gov
ernment securities were.irregular- the early
trading.bul closed" steady. There were heavy
transactions In ( he'new1 coupons , aggregating ,
123.000. rsi a ,
The Evening Post's London financial cablegram
| sa > sr Ono hundred .and , crluTflvo ( , thoMsariJ
ll > ounds Inigold was-VlfhrttAwn from tie ) Bankjjf
lEngland forAmertco. today.'bul In bars. Instead
of eagles. The bank's price bars being high , lo-
'morrow's ' shipments , 'lll probably be only 300.-
000. The'fenlurB of loday's'jnarkel was a further
revival In Kaffirs. There - < vms gooi\ buying , bul
the movement Is rather dllllcult to understand ,
amid , much that should v tend tb depress the
'shares. ' . The olhcr m.irketu were Idle and easier
on realization. In view of the settlement tn be
gin next Tuesday. Americans were lower on
New York sales , but closed above the low'est.
Thn Paris bourse-was eteady and quiet. Berlin" ,
, flrm. ,
i The followln's were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
.today :
The total ealea of stocks today were 3G,312
shares. Including. American Hueur , 67,200 : Amer
ican BuKar preferred , 4,300 ; American Tobacco ,
21,100 ; Atchlson , C,1M ( : IlurllnRton , II,500 : Chi-
UIIRO Qns. 6,104 ; Dletllllng. 2tfw)0 ) ; Qeneral Klec-
trlc , E.IIUO ; Luulsvlllu & Naalivllle , 10.100 ; Mis
souri Pacific. 11.400 ; Northwiutern , 4,400 ; Head
ing. 10.000 : nock Island , 11.000 ; St. Paul. 25.00) ;
Bllver Certificates , 10,900 ; Southern Railway , 3.400 ;
Southern Hallway preferred , 5.000 ; Tenness o
Coal and Iron , 7,500 ; Union Pacltlo certificates ,
4,300 ; Leather , 9,300 ; Leather preferred , 0.000 ;
Wabash preferred , 3,000 ; WhcelUi ? & Lake Uric ,
7.600.
IS'ctv YorU Jloiu-y Blurkct.
NKW YOIIK. Feb. 7-MONBY ON CALT -
Htmnff at ZWttl per cent ; last loan , 3J4 per cent ,
clostnl at 3V4 per cent. ,
1'UIMU MUItCANTlCni'PArilli '
CViff'W P r
cent. j. tall
STKULINO nXCHANpRnslpr. . with actaal
business In bankers' bills at t4.8784.KSVi for de.
mand , nnd at 14 8G4ir7U'fnr sixty duysr posted
mte , tl STtiift.WVi , undDtl.e9Q4.S9Vi ; commercial
hUln. 14 SB. * . * . .
103f 19o for the account ? exchange on Tendon ,
{ V4o foe clucks.
IXiNUON. 1 > 1 > . 7.-Amount of bullion with
Flnrinolnl NntoH.
IIALTIMOHU , Feb. 7. Clearings , t2.090C79j bal-
ancen , (322,095. ,
1JOSTON. Feb. 7. Clearing , J12.S53.732 ; bal
ances , Jl.-n2.13G.
NEW YO1UC. Feb. " . Clearings , 152,997.125 ;
twIunccH , J4.7C4.C10.
PIIILAUrjLiPIIIA. Feb. 7. Clearings , J10.C84-
C94 ; balnnceH , J1.433.S31.
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 7. Clearings. J3.999.914 ; Ira I-
nncen. J2C5.423. Money , CW8 per cent ; New York
exchange , par bid ; 25c premium nsked.
CHICAGO , Fcb 7. Clearings. $13,715.812.
Mont-y , on call , steady at G per cent ; on time ,
G7 per cent : New York exchange , par ; foielRii
exchange , steady ; bankers' Ixmdun iterlln ? , 51.M
and J4.S7.
St. IjoulM Geiiernl Slnrkct.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 7. FLOUR Easier In tone
nnd the tendency downward ; patents. $3.753.85 ;
cxtiu fnncy. J3.G003.eO : fancy. J3.1003.20 ; choice.
J2.70O2.SO.
WHEAT Opened lower on local scllLnc and
weaker cables ; heavy northwestern receipts nnd
favorable weather condltlonB wen ? also depress
ing factlonx. Ntar the close private news that
the Argentine crop \ > ns ruined caught traders
short nnd In the tush to cover prices were rapidly
advanced , the close being iiV4c higher than jcs-
tcrdny. Siwt , lower ; N . 2 red , cash , 73c : No. 2
hard. G4c ; February , G54c } ; May , CSHc ! July , Coc.
CORN Weakened Uy the early decline In
wheat , but did not fall on much us receipts were
too small everywhere : the late rally In the nheat
caused nn ndxance In coin and the eatly de-
cllna of Vic \vu.s recovered and an advance of
Wo made , the close for futures being lie higher
than yesterday. Spot , stronger ; No. 2 mixed ,
cash , 2 V4c ; February. 26c ; May , 27Kc : July ,
29c.
29c.OATS
OATS Futures , easy early , becoming flrmsr
and cloDlng unchanged from yesterday. Spot ,
lower ; No. 2 cash. 19V4c ; Tcbruary , 19'ic ; May ,
21c. '
HYB Dull at 37T38e.
COHN MEAL Jl.4001.50.
'BHAN Scarce ; salable at 47c , east track ,
sacked. . .
FLAX S15CD Quiet at 83c.
TIMOTHY BEEI ) 2.753.50.
HAY Choice Rrndos , scarce and In demand :
lower grades , In excessive supply : prairie , SG.OOW
9.50 ; timothy , } 8.00@13.00. this Bide.
UUTTEIl Steady ; creameryU@22cidairy ; 10 ©
15c
- *
' EGOS Firm at He. . ,
ULTRY tu > ke'ysH'fW ' c : ' 'chickens , 7Sc ;
ii.J > < riH4cgecso55Vtc. : .
WIIIBKY-J1. ! ! : ' * <
MI3TAL8 I-ead. steady ; sales , three cars of
Mliiourl nt J2.87V5 ; rcllned , J2.90. Spelter , sal
able at J3.75.
PROVISIONS Pork , lower : standaid mean. Job
bing , old , HO : new. J10.50. Lard , lower. Hacnn ,
boxed .shoulders. J5.C2Hi longs , JG ; ribs , JG.12V& ;
shortH , 10.25. Dry salt meals , loxed Bhouldnrs.
J4.75 : longs , J5.62V4 : rlb , . JV7S ; shirts. $3.87Vi.
nECBHTS Flour. 6.0M bu. ; wheat. 19.000 bu. ;
corn , 33,000 bu. ; oats. 29,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 6.000 bbls. : wheat , 11.000
bu. ; corn , 9S.OOO bu. ; onts. 21,009 bu.
Liverpool MnrkvtM.
LIVERPOOL , Feb. 7. WHEAT Spot Bteady ;
demand moderate ; No. 2 red winter , 5s 10d : No.
3 red spring , stocks exhausted ; No 1 hard
Manitoba. Ca 9d , No. 1 California , Rs lOWd ;
futures opened easy , with near nnd distant
positions .lid lower ; closed with February jd
lower and other innnthii Id lower : business about
equally distributed : February , Bs 9Sd ! ; March ,
Es 10d ; April and May , Ga 9id ; June and July ,
5s 9Hd.
COKN Spot quiet ; American mixed , new , 3s
2id ; futures opened quiet , with near and dis
tant positions Viil lower : business about equally
distributed : February. 3s 2d ; March , 3s 2'Jd ;
April , 3s 2VJcl ; May , 39 2Kd ; June , J 2d ; July ,
3s 3liil.
FLOUR Market flrm ; demand moderate ; St.
Louis fancy , 7s 9d ,
PROVISIONS liacon. steady ; demand incxlcr-
ate ; Cumberland cut , 28 to30 Ibs. , 27s Sd ; short
ribs , 28 Ibs , . 27a ; langt clear , light , 2S to 45 Ibs. .
27a : long clear , heavy , 55 lb . , 2Ci M ; short clear
backs , light , IS Ibs. , 2Cs M ; short clear middles ,
Iveavy. 55 Ibs. , 2Cs ; clear bellies. 14 to 10 Ibs. ,
303. Shoulders , square , 13 tu 18 Ibs. , 2Gs M.
Hams , short cut. 14 < > 10 Ibs. , 40s. Tallow , fine
North American. 2CM 9d. Ilecf , exit a India mess.
TSi Cdi prime. 58s Gil. Pork , prime mess , fine
western , C33 9d ; fine western , medium , 47s M.
Lard , dull ; prime western. 28s ; ivflned , In palls ,
29s.
CHEESE Quiet ; demand , poor ; finest Amer
ican , white nnd colored , 41 Cd.
IltlTTEIl Finest United States. 03s ; gotxl. COa.
OILS Turpentine spirits , 2ftj Oil , Hosln. com
mon , 7s IVi'l. Cottnn seed oil , Liverpool renned ,
17s 3d. Linseed oil , 20s 3d. Petroleum , rcllned ,
nothing quoted.
KEKHIOEHATOR IIEEF l Jicquarter , Slid ;
hlndquarter , &Hd.
IJLEACIHNO I'OWDEIl Ilnidwcod , f. p. b. ,
Llx'erpool , 7.
HOPS At London ( Pacific coast ) , 12 Cs.
The receipts ot wheat during * the past thieo
ilaja were 131,000 centals , Including 121,000 cent
als , American ,
Receipts : American corn , 12,900 cvntala.
Weather , fine.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 7. COFFEE Options
opened steady at unchanged pilces tn 3 paints
decline , ruled quiet with unlmpjrlnnt variations
throughout the session on small locnl trading and
weak undertone following poor cables and wcuk
spot marltct ; closed quiet nnd unUmngrd to t
polntH net decline. Sales , lO.i',0 bags ; Including :
March , JI2.25. Spot coffee , Itlo , dull ; No. 7 ,
J13. Mild , dull : Cordova. nO.7Jffl7.75 ; falen , 750
bags ; IIlo No. 7 , to arrlv ? at Ji.S7ti : s.iU > a , l.WO
tugs , Mnracnlbo , p. t. , 600 bain llucaimengu ,
p. t. Warehouse deliveries fiom New York yes
terday , 4tb9 bags ; New Yorlc stick tculay. 2S1.311
liags : United States gtock. 357,292 lugs ; alluat
for the United States , 1M.OOO hngs ; tntul visible
for the United States. 611.292 bags , against 4C3.8W
bags last year.
SANTOS , I-Vb. 7. Quiet ; goad avcrauo B.mtos ,
14,000 rels ; receipts , 6,000 bags , stock , M.tm bags.
HAMIIURO. l.'rb. 7. Ilarcly eteady ; U pfs de
cline : B3len , 26,001 bags.
HAVRE. Vt\i. \ 7. Closed quiet at W advance
to W decline : sales , 32,000 bags.
RIO , Feb. 7. Quleti No. 7 Rio , O110 ; ex-
change. 9 Vi < ! lUcelptu , 5,000 bagH : rlearud for
the United States. 2.000 bags ; for Europe , 1,004
bags ; Itock , . ZH.OOO bags.
Tolf-ilu Grnlii Mnrkpt.
TOLEDO , . Fob. 7 , W II HAT- Active nnd higher ;
Nn. 2 cash anil February , 73Hc ; May , 77c ; July ,
"coitN Dull and teauiy ; No. I mlx'd , 23c ; May ,
31 c.
OATS Dull and etcady : No. 2 mUti.nl , Mic ;
No. Z Hhltf. Kc ; May. 22 c.
RYi : Dull : No. 2 cash , 41c.
CLQVliH .BKEl-Actlv und hlfilwr ; prime
cash , .February nnd March , J4.50.
RKPEIITS Wheat , 2.000 bu. ; corn , 13,500 bu. ;
claver wed. 73 tags.
SHIPMENTS Flour , MO bbU. ; wheat. 3,000 bu. ;
porn , 4,000 bu. ; clover seed 3S9 bass.
, / Cifliou Market.
NEW OilLK\NS , F b. 7. COTTON Steady ;
cw middling , 7c ; goul ordinary. 7lGo ; net
ectlpts , C.7M balm ; eipoiU , ta Orent Ilrltaln ,
0.188 bales : to the continent , 17,0)7 bales ; coast
wise , SV ) , imlca ; sales , l.sOO balei ; itock. cor-
rectKl. 34G.HC ] balrt.
NEW .YORK , Feb. 7. COTTON-Qulet ; mid-
dllner. ! Uc ; net iccelpta. none ; Kro-ii receipt * ,
; .37 bales ; < orwanled , 316 bales ; le > , II ! bal ,
all * plimers ; ° Mock , 191. OS bales.
8T/LQU1B. FcK T COTTON Steady : no mlt
eportedi middling. 7c : rrcelpta. : balcv ; shin-
mtnt , l.OOJ balej ; tock. 73.777 bale .
Ilululli Wln'iit
DUMITIt/ U -\VIIBAT No. 1 hard , cash ,
(2V4c ; Ffcliruariv K'Ac ; May. C6)ic ) ; No. l northern ,
ca h. Cl' c ; f' bruury. ! ; May. C5c ; No. 'i
northern , 'cash , CSliOMltc. To arrive ; No. i
ia.rdi C2Xc ; No. t northern , eittc.
IuCEIITH WIical , 171,9(9 l > u. ; corn , l.Ci : bu. :
out a. C.f.sj bu.
BHIPMENTBr-OaU. t. l > 3 tu.
\Vlient ,
MINNUAPOliW. I-eli. 7.-WHBAT Btrojis ;
February. COV.c ; May , C2Ii C3c ; July , CH.e.
FLOlilt Ttie market -without change from
jeslcrday ; first | mttnt . 13 30i/3W ; nr t cleim ,
3.COj second cleura ,
\Vliuut ( iiiuiutluu ,
SAN FJIANCISCO. Keb. T. \ VHEATUliIlj
pecember , JUCX ; May , Jl.lMi-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Moderate Receipts of Cftttlo Encounter a
Very Talr Demand.
FAT STEERS GO AT HIGHER FIGURES
iiilcr Rrnilrn Active nt rirm Tricon
llrtivr Sliou-liiK fJ UOKM Soc
nt Mtroiinrr Prlcrn mill
Quicker Snlen.
OMAHA , Feb. 7.
Hccclpts for the days Intllcrucil nro :
Cnttlr. Hogs. Sheep , Horse * .
February 7 1,167 2.S.1S . . . . 23
February G Ml 1.S3.1 223
February G 1,832 3.26S "ill 13
February 4 l.iOO 6,538 1,130
February 3 1,433 MW ! CM
February 1 SIS 1.B9S 18
January 31 1,133 4C9
DAY'S DISPOSITION ,
The disposition of the ilay's offerings of
live sloclc wn1 * as follows , each buyer purChasing -
Chasing the number of head Indicated :
_ , . Cattle. llogB. Sheep.
Omaha Packing compiny. . . . 34 6S
The tl. H. Hammond Cn. , , , , . 1'9 61 ?
Swift nnd Company. . . . . . . . . . . . 478 M7
The Cudahy Packing Co 265 1,103
A , Unas 36 , k ,
Vnnsint & Co , 17
.1. U Carey 7
J , Liobmin rtoth'Chlld 4
Hen Urn & Underwood Sd . . ,
Nelson Monla , . 13
Khlppers and feeders 137 1 39
Ifi over , , . 357
Total 1.241 3.0J3 33
CATTJ..13 The receipts of cattle were very
moderate today , but It took four figures to
express them , which was considerably bet
ter than yesterday. Them were 1,167 head ,
as against 9G4 yesterday and 1.133 on Friday
of last weak. The cold weather , or the
Detter demand , or something else , put a
llttlo more llfo Into the market , and the
trade to that extent , nt least , wai more
satisfactory tlmn for several days past.
The quality of the fnl cattle on sale was
above the average of the Week so far. nnd
that fact tuny have had something to do
with putting- little more life Into the
trade. The most of the buyers wanted n
few cattle , and , as the offerings seamed to
please them , they were not long In making
selections. As to values. It waat least
n , good , strong market , und such cattle us
were especially desirable brought better
prices. The best beeves here were good
enough to bring fl. the highest price paid
this week up to date. A considerable proportion -
portion of the cattle brought $3.7 S3.9.- .
Practically everything on sale changed
httnds early In the forenoon.
About the utnial supply of butrhcrV stock
was on enle , some fourteen or llfteen loads
of cows and heifers. The market opened
quite active , and most everything sold
early at ( Inn prices. Thcro were a few
pretty gxiod cuttle among the offerings ,
one bunch of l.SKi-lb. cows reaching $3.40.
und some lighter cuttle $3.00fl > 3.30. There
were nlso several bunches of heifers good
enough to bring $3 nnd above.
Only a few stackers and feeders v.-ore
on Rile , and the situation was not ma
terially changed as regards that class of
cattle. Representative sales :
sTicns.
No. Av. Pr. No Av. . Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..750J300 41. .1219 J3 63 18. . .10SO :1 : 73
.1055 3 2.- 1.C. . .10M 3 C" 20. . .10J9 3 73
. .10183 35 C. . 370 3C3 44. . .1234 3 SI
. 970 3 30 7. .1132 3 C5 24. . .1331 3 90
. 970 3 40 30. , lt4 ! 3 6 > 23. 3 9) )
.10.V ) 3 40 370 23.C. . .1240 3 95
.1053 3 40 10 ! 1012 370 19. .1324 3 T
. .1123 HO 9. 1133 3 70 30. .1201 4 W
18. . .1211 3 GO 15. 12 < 2 3 70 1C. 4 09
12. . .1194 3 CO 21. 1143 370 4 00
1. . .1110 3 CO 10. .1079 373
COWS.
740 125 1. .790 2 25 . OJ ) 2 63
7SO 1 50 1. .1190 2 .10 * ) 2
970 1 75 2. . 075 230 .1132 261
SC5 1 75 4. . 913 2 20 .1070 26f
97 * 3. .1073 2 34 .100) 263
1. . . . 870 1 75 1. 235 E. . .12T,6 2 7D
2..1103 200 1. .1134 2 44 13. 2 71)
Z. . . . 925 2 00 18. .lOfil 214 . .1150 2 7.1
1. . . S41 2 m 2 40 . .1070 2.75
.1030 201) 4 ! 240 , . 95 273
. SM 2 0 ! ) 2. .10W 2 40 2 73
2.G.
.1290 2 14 G. . .11382'43 . .1077 2 73
.1150 3 10 1. .IIM 2 4 2. , .191 $ 2 84
.1.1.-810 , 1.l' .1014 2 45 . 11. l. J6 290
1..11W 220 l' 960 2 4S 24. . . SO ) 2,94 ,
. . . .1118 't 20 18. 2 CO 2 . ,1340 2 M
14. . . . 817 2 24 13.I . ! l030 10 ! . . 912 3 00
2. . , . 910 2 20 I , .1144 2 59 A. . . 913 3 I'l '
Jl.IIW 2.25 1. .1)10 ) 2 W A.M. . , .H'i2 3 10
] . . . . 894 221 1.I. . . 730 2.C4 21. . . 909 3 15
2. . . . 933 2 23 4. . SS7 351 1. .12.10 3 2- )
1..1020 2 23 8.R. . .1043 2 Kl 1. .1101 3 21
3..10.V1 3 25 , R. .1332 2 CO 12. ret 330
2..1100 225 19. .1022 2 CO 12.C. . , . .13534 40
HEIFERS.
710 250 1. ,624 2'75 2. . . SOO 3 10
50 2 IX ) 1.3i . M7 275 1. . . 99- ) S10
070 2 CO 3i . 72fi 2OT 2. . . 99930 3 10
492 2 V 9. . 933 2 SI 1. . .1S11 3 13
KH 2r 23. . 7C4 2 W 17. . . 921 3 IT
17.1C.
SOO 2 ' 65 1. . ! 40 3 00 1C. . .1091 3 20
510 2 Co 304 4. . , 957 3 21
030 20 19. 3 03 . . 900 3 K )
BUI.L.9.
1..1G10 1 73 .1110 2 C ! , .1220 2 S3
1..1CTO 2 IS ' ,12W 2 K 2 90
1..1730 2 21 .1410 291
2..137J 2 30 .1387 .1.160 3 00
1..14V ) 2 M ' .1514 2 73 3 00
3. . . . 9W 2 M .1IR4 2 73 . 629 3 00
1..1710 2M .1530 2 SO .1310 3 23
1..1230 2C5
CALVES.
. . 221 2 i 126 4 50 , IK 4 M
. , SOO 3 21 310 4 50 , 130 B OT
. . 310 3 21 110 4 54 , 170 r , oo
101' 40) 110 4 09 , 1GO 6 29
1. . . . 130 4 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
11. . . . 78r. 270 1. . . . 001 3 30 13. . . . T.1G 340
1. . . . 990 273 11. . . . 780 330 3 , . 3 4.1
! . . „ 970 26D 9. . . . 615 3 3 1. . CIO 3 41
J. . . . StO 3W 3. . . . 923 330 10. . 641 3 43
2. . . . 730 3 00 9. . . . 611 S > 7. . 72 3 W
2. . . . C41 3 01 11. . . . BIB 3 40 1. . 5 3 50
2. . . . 611 3 W 13. . . . GGJ 340 11. . . 733 3 M
2. . . . 7SO 3 13 10. . . . 7.1 ! ) 3 40 23. . , . 748 3 c :
1. . . . 7SO S23 r. . . . . 471 3 4 12. . . . 433 360
! . . „ 4H 3 23 G , . , . 848 3 40
HOaS The receipts of host numbered 2.853
hfad. ns njralnst 1,833 yesterday nnd 1,119 on Fri
day ot lout wetk.
The market , as u w hole , did not shnw much
chance on compaml with jcsterday. The trade ,
however , was innro actl\c , there belnc more liny.
CM In the Meld , and the meat of Hi ! offerlrRS wsrj
disposed or early. As to values Ilia lions sold
In nlxmt the same notch nn yesterday , or , per
haps , n uliade Btionger. The popular prlruaa
(4,09 , with qultn a iprlnUHn ? at (3.95 and J4.03 ,
but the proportion of valex nt J3.95 was lesi than
jpstmbiy. As high a 14.10 was paid for ens
choice Unlit load.
The abundance of corn In the country U show-
Inc Itself In the InrRcly lncieined welsht of the
hK iccclvnl nt all the niarkctH of the count ly.
The number of heavy IIOKS reeflvcfl I AUSL | > n
proof that farmcm are holding back their stock
and only uhlnilnK when It 1 * fully matured.
Ht. IlOlllH I , I VIStlM'l. . - .
ST. LOl'IS , Feb. 7-avrTLE-rIlccclptii. 3.0H
h ad : mailed stcudy : jiallvo beeves , S3.25i)4.C , ;
CQW and holfcrH , J1W&3.50 ; tnckcr mil fi-eil-
cr , SJ.On < 73.75 : Texas uletrs , ? ; .51(3.00 ( , for Krn -
tin : I3.00if3.73 fur fed.
HOfJB ItPCCliitH , 4,0 > W Jieadi inarl.U 5o higher ;
icnvy , Jl.lOWt.b'i : ) nU J , J4.00UI.23 ; Unlit , il.W
[ J4.20.
HHKEP Itccclptsi SM : mnrkft steady ; natlvrx.
{ : .7W3.50 ; uoutlnvcsl , $2.20 3.35 ; lamia , J3.258
i.W. _
> "t-iv Yorl ; I.lvu Stock Market.
NKW YOIIK. Fi-h. 7. HEEV'IW-llecelplii. 2.1M
head ; alotv and barely steady ; uteern , UJOiJJ.ioi
.OIIK. St.sl ; oxen. * 1 & 3.'JO ; tiilln. H.l rt.VI ;
awi , Ji.iKia3.li ) . CuMrs , Ku lowr on itcvru ; ic-
frliti-rntor bff. ! io lo i-r.
ailCIU' AND LAlinS-ntwslnlii. 4.M2 bond ,
8h"f | ' . flow : medium to rholcii. J3n4nilMi l.itnlvi.
c.ik ; medium to th-ilcti. } I.CJ'-i4S.J3 ' ; extrn ,
JI.SA.
lIonB-'ltrrclptu , 2,9S ? head : jnail t nominally
Irui at H.Ma4.B ) .
l.In
ntcord of recolpu at Hie four prlnclpil mor
kH tor Friday. February 7 :
Cattle. HOII , eiiccp.
Buuth Omaha . , . , . 1,167 2.S"S .
hlcvieo . , . , . . . C.w ) 1C.OOO 11.01) )
Canaan City . . . . . . . . . . . . I.K 11.00)
Ht. J/OUl . , . . . , . , . .OM 400
Total * . . H.9C7 22SS
"
Kun li City r/lve Slock.
KANSAS CITV. Kvb. T.-CATl'Mf-nf
head ) ililpmcnts , 2,100 bead ; market steady
tn Ironw ; Ttn i frtrcr * . K I'OJ.W , .
J3. < 92.fM ! t > rrf tccn > . M , I Iff I 31 : nalhe few ,
J2.OiMf3.49 , iltKken nn.l feeders , J2.4)ff3.M | bulln ,
. .
HOOfl Itecclpl * . 19W head , uhlpmenlii. ( W >
heiid. market opened lIXTISc hlghfr , closftl with
mhnncn nlon-rbulk of lM , J.r > T3. < io ; lir.nlfo ,
J.1.S.VW3.S3 ; packem. J3 ia4.D1 , nilte.1 , U SMTJ.M ;
llKhts. JS.eOff3.f5 ; Totkem , JS.75W3.M : plRs , J1.10J >
S.W.
S.W.SIlEKl1 ltcelit | . 2.MO head ; uhlrinitnlii , l.OOJ
hold ; mnrkct steady ; Inmb , J17SU4.4. ? , muttons.
J2.WM1M. _ '
CHICAGO I.1VC STOCK.
In Cnttlp the Kcrllnir AVno Hotter
Tlinti Tliurnilio- .
CHICAGO. 1YK 7. In cattle the feeling w.x <
no letter than yestfnlaj1 , nUhoiiRh receipts were
much lighter. Common to cxtrn choice liecvts
Imvq found purchasers nl from J3A1 to J < 7& , iho
bulk nelllnp nt from J3.fr ) to JI.M , nnd ex.
portent' weight * nt fmm fl RO to JI.75 , llutchorx'
cnttlo have met with n ROOI ! ddnnnd nt sUvmrnr
prices , and row and heifer wil < - Were larRtly
at from J2 In J3.43. Itulln * oM nt from Ji to
J3.5" , nnd cholco ral\o were active nt from
J5.73 to J6.SO , Texn cntllo were In fair supply
nnd In piwd ronufst nt fnun U.M to | 3,7'1. '
Iloff receipts were ugaln xcccdln ly Uyht ami
wlleis mannRcil t dl. | vi c of their coniilitn-
tntnt * nt nn ndvnnc of Bo. Common to primp
droves found purchnscrs nt frum JI.03 to Jt.JS.
Cie bulk of the raU K-lnir nt frum JI.21 In
JO ) . l'rlce i ttcie Po hlsher tlm-j a week asx < i
the best relllnc IJc lower than n ) r ntro.
In sheep the ndxanced | > rlces continued In IK >
well innlnlalnrd , nnd common M choice native
nhpcp s ld nl fnm J2.W li > J-1.M. chlelly fit fmm
13 to J3 tw. Westerns miM nt from J1.SO In JJ.M :
> earllnR < nt from J3.G' ' ) to J ( 10. nnd limlis nt
fivm J3.7. ! to J4.80 , n few common latnln Ki'lnf
nt from JJ.21 to 13.60.
Ilceelpli ! Cntlle. 5.WJ head : hoes. 16,00 , head ;
sheep , ll.Oiii ) head.
head.Wool
Wool .Mnrki't.
ItOSTON , Teh. 7. The llvwlon Commerelal nul-
letln will sny tomorrow \ ( Iho wool market ;
The only fo.tttn-p of the nmkrl 1ms bocn the
Illicnit buying of Montana line staple on n Iwsls
of IT nnd f8 cent cleai by n Massachusetts
\voisteil mill. The market l a llttlt oUtnllcr
and there Is n nhide better demand fi > r American
wools. Cable dispatches from Antwerp nnd Mon
tevideo note Hint prices thcrn have follownl ( he
London adrnncp. The heavy fnltures In the
clnthlnK tuule nnd the disorganisation of prices
on meiV'n wear wiols continue to check actlUly
hero. The sales of tin week arc 2.C,15.0c Iba
domestic nnd l,24 , fli > 1 ll . forelKn , nR lnnt 1.6JG.OOO
llw. ilomctlc nnd 1 , 411,00' ) tin. forelRn last week ,
nnJ 2.319.r. Ibs. ilomeMIc nnd 8 < WX ( Ibs. for ;
elRn for the samn week last > i'nr. Tile nalM to
ilali' show nn Incrrns * of 1I30,3SI ll . domeitlo
nnd 4.717'iW ( His. frrelRn o\er the same dalu In
1S5. ! The receipts today show an Incirate of 77i5
talcs domestic arid H.CM bales foreign.
I'oorln .Unrkrln.
rnOItlA. Feb. " . COHN Finn : new No. I.
28c : new No. 3 , 27 c.
OATS Firm. Inactive ; No. \\lilte , 20iUJ20Wc :
No. 3 while.19i4HnVic. .
HYE Dull : No. 3. 4)V4H41c.
WHISKY Finished Ro.ds. on the basis of J1.2I
for | IRI ! : wines.
KECElPTS-Corn. SI.BM lius. : oTts , 31.0M bin. ;
ry . 1.8IVI bus. : whUky , rene : wheat , 1,9)0 ) tins.
SUIl'MENTA-Corn. 21.SOU bus. ; ont . 61.9M
bus. : rye. 6 * ) bus. ; whisky. 2ij enls. : wheat.
1,200 bus. _ . _
Suu-nr
NE\V YOIIIC , Ki'b. " . SUOAIl Haw , firm :
sale , &V ) loin Siunntrn centrlfiiRal , 9fi test , nt
3tc , ox-ship , i M tnna Jnmnlcn Muscovado , S3
test , nt 3Vlc. Ilollned , quiet.
LONDON , Feb. 7. RUOAH Cane , Itrm ; cen-
IrlfURal Java. 13s li4d ! ! Muicainiln. fair r -
llnlnB , 11s 6d. HMI , firmer ! February and
March , Us
WKATIIKH r
1'nlr , with AVrNt WlnilH 1'roinlNPil for
! Vt > brtiMlii.
WxVSHINGTON. Feb. 7. The forecast for
{ Saturday I ? :
Kor Nebraska. Colorado nnil Wyoming
Fair ; west winds.
For Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Knn-
imn Fnlr ; llBht. noitherly winds.
For Iowa and Missouri Fair : variable
wind ? .
For South IDalcota Fnlr ; warmer In the
eastern portion ; westerly winds.
For Montana Cloudy , with snow flurries ;
colder In the northwest portion ; westerly
winds , becoming northwesterly.
I.ucnl lU-oord.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHEH BU-
UHAU. OMAHA. Feb. . 7. Oinnha rec
ord of temperature nnJ rainfall , compared
with the corresponding day of past four
ISM. 1895. 1S94. 1S93.
Maximum temperature . . . 2S 3 51 G
Minimum temperature . . . 11 20 2G Ifi
Average temperature . . . . 28 12 3S 6
Precipitation . 00 .T .00 .09
Condition of temperature and precipita
tion nt Omaha'for the dayand'slnco March
1. 1893- ' -
Normal temperature ' . . . . . . nv.- . k 21
Deficiency , for the ulny . , . - < . - . i. ' I
Normal precipitation. . ; , . . .if" " . . . ' .02 Inch
Deficiency for the day . 02 Inch
Total precipitation since March 1 21.01 Inchon
Deilcleticy since March 1 . 11.45 Inches
from Stntloiin nt 8 1 > . in. .
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
Ij. A. WI2LSII , Observer.
1'roti-xl An"lii t Iho l 1111 run lineIInc. .
KANSAS O1TY , ' Feb. 7. The ICansns
Live Stock exchange ftt a meeting held
hero this afle noon adopted a proto t rgn'nst
the cattle quarantine line for 1S30 , pro-
multrnted by Sec-rotary Morton. They
claim the new quarantine order removes
the line further north , Including nil of
Texas nnd Oklahoma In the district , which ,
they claim , will work Irreparable Injury
to their Interests. Hpsoltitlons were adopted
requesting that the lines of 1893 be re-estab-
llshed.
m
Itlll bo an agreeable surprise to porajni
subject to attacks of bilious colic to learn
that prompt relief may bo hail by taking
Ctamberlalu'a Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy , In many Instances the attack may
lo prevented by taking this remedy as soon
ho the first symptoms of Iho disease appear ,
25 an.-V 50 rent bottles for ale by druggists.
Till : IIUAI.TY MAIIKUT.
INSTIIUMKNTS placed on record February
7 , l&OG :
l&OGVAUUANTY DEEDS.
13 W Jncoblo to , lot U , block
1. South Omnhii View E50
Joscphlim Kltlta to V P Dunck , lot
C , block I , Kountze 3d nUd 3,00
C W O UOWIIH nnd wife to K 1 ! D.in-
Icl ? , lolH 12 und 13 , block 1 , 1'ottcr
add 2
P ] { Daniels to ii H Down ; , pamo. . . 2
John McCrcnry to M K K Hnow-
den , cast 85 feet of lot 21 , block
2. Maryavllle udd GOO
L , U Konyinaii and husbapd to I .aura
Keriyman , north 1M feet of lot I ,
Choliman'x add 'IK
John Jlarrett and wife to 1'atk Jonlan ,
lots t nnd 2 , block 222 , Florence & 00-
Central Ioan and TruHt company to
II S U'ulkrr. north VI feet or tax
lot 11 in 15-1S-U O.DOO
G 8 Ambler and wife to O I'lrknrd ,
lot 10 , block 17 nnd lot 1C , block
29. Ambler 1'laco 109
Mary Cunningham to Edward Itaii-
nlr. Jr. , lot 'J. CtiritiliiKhnin's mid. . . . GOO
W T Seaman ml wife to Carrie
rcmnnurl. lot 21 , IIiibet'H add 1
South Omnha Land company tn WIN
llumKon , lot 1C , block 1U , Buuth
Omaha , . , , . , , 400
QUIT CI < AIM DICI5D8.
D li Carpenter to W W Lemon , lot ' '
3. block C , Jluwlhornn add 1
HKICUS.
Special maatcr to J II Packard ct nl. .
Jot 5 and west half of west one-third
of lot C , block Jll , Omtlia 13H.OCO
Total amount of transfcrn J1ISJ31 :
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 10'H ) . Oniiihn , Neb.
COMIVIISSION
GRAIN , ; PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
lllVi llonij of Trade ,
Dlicct vuru 13 ChlciiKU and New York.
i. vt > : Twli'iit ! John A. Warren & Co-
Our Free Letter
Ilcvlewlnc the train and slock .narXtts , will b *
tint you dully on request. In the hope of rtejtrv.
IIIK part of your builnrri. Orders solicited fur
rahh cr on three to five point margins.
J , R , WILLARD & CO
ileubeis ChKatJ Hoard of 'fittm , K v.- York
I'roOuco Uxch.inict. N iv Vork Cons. 'Itock
chin ; * . 17 lloaid Trailt. < ; hlito. ; tl
Nc-.7 York.
Ilouiflit and tolil on cuwmlsalun , Ueclicm
In vestment Co. ColoruJo 3prlnc > , Cole ,