TIT
0 THE OMAHA DAILY 1HJ3E ; TH-TKSDAY , 7 , 1897.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bears Onnso a Considerable Fall in the
Price of Wheat ,
LONGS UNLOAD IN LARGE QUANTITIES
Corn , On In , Pork , lllliM , I.nril , AH Slum
u SllKlit Decline OpeiihiK
lit 11 HI I Khl Advance Over
Cloning.
UIUCAOO , Jan. C. Wheat today for the
first tlmo In months catno under thu con
trol of the bears. Short ncllcrs caused the
unloading of long wheat In largo quantities
nml the result was a very weak market
nnd ITic not loss for the day at the close.
Corn lost "ic , oats He , pork and ribs Ce
each and lard 2V4c ,
NWiU evened llrm at a trlllo better than
the previous day's closing prices , but soon
lost Its opening Improvement and some
thing more. The llrsl trades In the pit were
nt from S34c ! to 83o for May , as compared
with yesterday's closing price of ! ' 4c to
WSc , but there was a Hood of offerings at
that and In the llrst half hour's trading
the price dropped to Me. The opening
Htrcngth wan duo to the fact that llrst ca
bles 'Wore steady to firm , notwithstanding
our break yesterday. The export business
nt th m > alionrd was also on u liberal scale ,
o\er 400,000 bit. of spring wheat having been
taken at New York , and northwest receipts
were exceedingly light. Minneapolis re
ported only 100 cars and Duluth 20 , against
i totul of 227 last Wednesday and 402 on
the corresponding day last year. Chicago
receipts were also small , numbering but
thlrty-ycvcn cars , against seventy-nine InPt
j-cir. The report of the good condition of
wheat In thu ground was made much of by
the bears. Whether It was due to their
c-ft'ortH In tout direction or to something
rise the. market became extremely weak.
May Ilrst recovered from S2iJ83t : to MVic ,
helped by stronger second cables and re
ports of the almost complete failure of the
Argentine crop , but by 12 o'clock It was
llKMtlng at Ji2u to prevent a further drop
inul lu ten mlnutc more. It was being sold
freely at MKc. The decline was not a mat
ter of any fresh ne..vs of a bearish char-
nctcr. Prominent holders , however , dumped
largo quantities onto the market , and their
unanimity In this respect weakened prices
to stieh an extent that for a time tlieru.
rremcil no limit to the decline. Near Wo
closn of the session May bad sold down
to Sllic. New York reported thirty boat
loads taken for export today , which caused
n slightly better feeling. May closing at
81 lie.
Corn wiis slow until the end of the llrst
hour , but llnally wcakc-ncd on the slump
in wheat. Trade \vniv slow ni a rule and
the market without any special feature.
Atlantic port exports amounted to XiO.OOQ
bu. , which Included 210,000 bu. from New
Orleans. May opened n shade lower ill
8.V,4e to 2354c anil sold down slowly to 25'4c
to 2 , ' c. where It closed.
In oats business was unimportant during
the greater part of ttto session. The de
cline In wheat to some extent Inllucnccd n
dlmllar action hero and liberal selling by
prominent brokers also helped the decline.
There wan Fome long stuff disposed of and
n. decline of ' ,4c resulted. 'May ' opened un
changed at 19c , declined to lSc and
closed easy nt from IStic to 19c.
Provisions yielded a little In sympathy
with wheat nnd the liberal receipts of hogs
today and expected tomorrow. Trading
win very moderate , being confined almost
entirely to packers , nnd outside support
wan lacking. At the close May pork was
do lower tit J7.SO ; .May lard 5c lower at
13.93 and May ribs about Do lower at from
* 3C ! , to $3.8714.
Kstlmated receipts Thursday : Wheat , 15
rars ; corn , 93 cars ; oats , 110 cars ; hogs ,
JO.COt ) head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
ArtlclcH. I OJKMI. | lllsh. | Low. I Closo. lYoBt'y.
"
'Wheat
Jnn. . . . HO-KOK HOU 77M 7H fin
May. . . K : < M HIM HiK'fti' '
July. . . 1HH 7UK
Corn
Jnn .
Mny , . . .
July. . , .
Onm-
Jan . . . imt
May. . . , ll'M ' 1RU-1U
Po-li-
Jan. . . . 70(1 ( 7 or 7 65 7 CS fill
May. . . . 7 B2) ) < 7 87k 7 HO 7 80 H5
Lnnl-
Jnii. . . . 3 Pll RO
May. . . . 3 VIM : i O7.'t a us 3 Vi 07M
Eh'lltllH
Jan , . . . ' " 3 83 87H
May. . . . a'ufM TtK ) 3 l)7W ) 00
No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows :
F1X3UR Easier ; winter patents. Jl.5004.75 ;
stinlKhls , J4.MW4.75 ; spring specials , J4.DO ; fprlng
patents , Jl.15e4.50 ; straights , J3.75W4.00 ; bakers ,
J3.IOW3.I5.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , 7Sff7S'4c ; No. 3 spring ,
7378c ; No. 2 red. S714CSSC.
CORN-No. 2 , 23c ; No. 2 yellow. 23c.
OATH-No. 2. IC'.ic ; No. 2 white , t. o. b. , 190
20c ; No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 17 ! 019e.
RYE No. 2 , 37'tc. '
RARI.EY No. s. nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. ,
2W34c ; No. 4. f. o. b. , 24 23'.Sc. '
KLAXSEED No. 1 , 721JIU75C.
TIMOTHY HEED-Prlme , J2.Cft2.70.
PROVISIONS-MesH pork , per bid. , J7.COO7.CS ;
lard , per ICO His. , ! 3.SOjj'.t2H | ' : rhort ribs , rides
( loose ) . J3.C5(73/J5 ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) ,
J4.25fj4.50 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , J3STitf !
4.00.
WHISKY Distillers' llnlrlied goods , per gal. ,
J1.1K.
SllOARS-Cut loaf. J5.20 ; granulated , J4.C3.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
On the Pro'luco oxchniiEo today the butter mir- :
in WIIB llrm : creamery , ir > ale ! ; dairy , ua
17c. Keen , llrm ; frcuh , 18c. ChccHo , Htvady ;
DRESSED 1'OUI.TUY Hrmj turkeys , lie ;
chickens , 5jSc ; ducks , OijlOc.
NUW VOIUC GKMIUAli MAUICI3T.
CluiilntliiiiH fif ( Inliny on Gfiit'rnl
NEW YORK , Jnn. C. KLOUR-Rccelpts , 11.000
libls. ; exports , 18,000 bids. ; market dull and
weak , with buyers nnd sellers still further apart ;
Winter pntentti , J4.St3C5.20 ; winter straights , J4.CO
Q4.10 ; Minnesota patents , J4.C504.C5 ; Minnesota
bakers , J3.40ff3.90 ; winter low grades , J2.753.0S.
Itye Hour , quiet ; superfine , J2.75j2.S5. lluckwheat
Hour , dull at J1.20.
IIUCK WHEAT Steady nt 35c.
CORN MEAI Steady ; yellow western , COe.
IlYE Steady.
HA Rl.EY Steady at 29 > ic.
IIAHMOY MAI.T Dull ; western , COflG5c.
WHEAT Receipts , CI.OM bu. Spot weaker ;
No. 1 hard , Wc. Optluns opened firm on better
cables , but ruliFcquently yielded to excess lliiut *
elation and weak late cablin breaking 2c a bUKhcl
nnd closing nt lUfrlKc net decline ; No. 2 red.
Jununry closed at b'JHc ; May , b7 7-lCWWic ,
cloi.-d at
IXIRNReceipts , 05,325 bu. ; exports , 14,591 bu.
Hpot fetcudy ; No. 2 , 2 ! > &c. Options opened easy
und ruled dull and heavy nil day , closing > , tc
net lower ; January doted nt MHc ; Muy , 31',40
SlHc , clofcil at 31 < 4c.
OATS Receipts. 22.400 bu. ; exports , 13.023 bu ,
Kpol dull ; No. 2 , 22'4c Options depreived wlln
wheat ami corn , closing Ho net lower ; January
closeil nt 22V4c ; Mny , 23 tlt23Hc. chued lit 23Sc.
HAY-Slendy ; shlppliiB , 52 < itf575c ! ; good to
choice , C7'Sf70c. '
HOPS-CJulet ; 1RS3 crop , 3 7'-Sc : 1590 crop , HJi
13o ; Paclllc coast crop , 1S93 , 3',4C7'5o ; UWJ crop ,
HIDES Quiet ; Texas dry , SUc ; Callfonila ,
8 Vic.
Vic.LEATHER
LEATHER Steady ; hemlock tole , llucnoi
Ayrt-H , l"i ! ) 20V4c.
PROVISIONS lleef steady ; family , JS.M010.00 ;
extni mem. J7.50 ; packet. J8.00 5.00 ; beef hams ,
J8. Cut meiilB , steady ; pickled bellies , J4.25K4.73 ;
pickled shoulders , JI.25 ; pickled hams. J8.no S.23.
l ird , weak ; western steamed , JI.50 ; rellned ,
eniiy. Pork , quiet ; mess. J8.25f(8.70 ( ; short clear ,
JS.IMMO.W ; family , I'.WUIO.W.
RI'TTER-RecelptH , 3.332 pkgs. ; market steady ;
mtvrii creamery , 13/20o ; Elglns , 20c ; factory ,
CHEESE-Recelpti. . 2,650 pkgs. ; market quiet :
ptiile. large und small , 7iflO ! > ; c ; part vklmt , 4f
Cc ; full skims. 2HI3c.
EaOH-Recelpts. 7.769 pkgs. ; market steady ;
etale nnd Pennsylvnnla , lDU21c ; western , llffltic ,
KUOAR-Rnw llrm ; granulated , 4'.ie.
COKKEE-Mnrket quiet.
TALLOW Dull ; city. 3 5-160 ,
OII 4 Petroleum , dull ; United closed at Mo
Md. Iloidn , sternly ; strained , common to good ,
JI.72U. Turpentine , llrm at ! 27H2Mic. Cotton-
feed , dull and weak ; prime summer , yellow ,
22\fJ23v ; off lummer yellow , 22 > ij'3c ; butler
grades. 25 < ic.
RICE-Qulot ; 3KO Uc.
MOLABSEU-Sleady ; New Orleant , open kettle.
Ilf/Jlo / ,
METAI-H-PlK Iron , quiet : southern. ftl.OOO
12.25 ; nr , I lii-ni , fll.OUflS.O ) . Co ; per , steady ; liruk-
er > , Jll.d ) ; exchange. Jll.t.0. Tin , tteudy ; itrallf ,
J13.50. Platen , Heady , Hller | , eaty ; domestic ,
t4.COH4.03. Pig lead , shows continued Blreiiiil.li
offering * by holdern cautlouily made ; brokers
nra still quoting J2.UO , while the exchange quo
tation * remain at JXOS for mnall lots.
AVool
BT. IOIIIH. Jnn. * . WOOIUnctmnged. .
NEW YOIIIC. Jan. 0 , WOOIQulct | llftcc ,
N MV A orU Dry ( ioiiilH .Market ,
NEW YOIIIC , Jon. 6. With more buyer * prcs *
cut tlicm win conildcrubU dun * lu the way of
purchases of moderate qunntltir * of tennonnble
fabrics for jobbing nnd manufacturing pur-
pores , Htnple cottons did better In n tmall wny
through orders and n it engngemeiitr. Print
cloths were lincliaiigril In demnnd nnd quotntlons ,
though more Inquiry was reported for ( Kid Roods.
STOCKS A > lT lio.V H.H.
of Oiiiiicron IlcHiiliilIoii
( Jlvcx Slrruurlli In the Alurkcl.
NEW YORK , Jnn. C. The gfnernl market dur
ing the forenoon displayed Incrrnicd strength
and a greater degree of animation limn has been
recently noticed , owing to what was ri'Knrdcd
as the virtual shelving of Ilia Cameron Cuban
resolutions. Tin ; prorpect of a peaceful settle
ment thus taken for grnntcd by the trader *
caucd n more cheerful sentiment , which was
icllccted In n wider distribution of bUBlnc
nt the advancing prices. The dealings Included
n number of the ununlly Inactive stocks. Tito
fpeclaltles were subjected to considerable ma-
nlpulntlon nnd thu mure favorable chaiactcr
of the railway returns encouraged operation *
In the grangers and couthwesteins for the lone
account. The traders disregarded lower prices
for American securities In London and tome
selling for that account here , nnd worked ngalnit
the shorts In some of the stocks that have re
cently displayed the gtcntCEt heaviness. Consoli
dated lias was advanced 3l < j per cent to 1I5TI
on the suggested probability of the agitation
for Jl gns giving place to n measure for n grad
ual moderate icdiicllon In the price , covering
n period of several ycnrs. Long Inland jumped
4 per cent on more encouraging theories regard.
Ing the payment of u dividend this month. Thn
nnthrnclte conl inures tterc actively dcnlt In
nt advancing prices. Delaware * Hudson par
ticularly rofc 24 per cent to 121 ? on rumors
that the 7 per cent dividend Inle would be main
tained. The action of the directors In reducing
the U97 disbursement to & per cent was not
announced until nenr the clorc of business nnd
cause 1 a temporary decided revlnlon of senti
ment , affecting nlno the general list , Delaware
ft Hudson fell Mi per rent to 1I3V& nnd the gen
eral lift yielded sympntheltcnlly , hut became
less active on realizations. The market closed
weak at slight net changes In either direction.
RuMncra In railway lionds WIIN on n larger
pcnlc than for some time nnd n general Im
provement occurred. The market showed a
broadening tendency nnd Investment bouses re
ported n brink demand for hitherto neglected
bonds. The sales were Jt. 431 , 000. Governments
Improved slightly on purchases of 5(0 ( , COO.
The Evening Pot's London financial cable
gram says : The clock markets were better to
day , consols leading the advance , but little Inifl-
ness was done. Amerlcnns were good , chlelly
on New York buying. There wns some insurance
olllce buying of the better class of bonds , but
thn buying of shnrcn here Is very light , n'azlls
were good on the belief that the arrangement
nhout leasing the railways will noon bo carried
through. With regard lo the sale by HIP Rank
of England , ttomc two months ngo , of the new
American loan , I understand thnt the nmount ,
namely .CfOO.roO , wns paid for In sixty-day drnft
llnnton Stock ( tuutntlonii ,
I10STON. Jan. H.-Call loans. 2 4 per cent :
tlmo loaim. : iiU4lii ) pur cent. Cloning prlcoi for
HtockB , boium nnd mining 8liaro :
Silver bint. l)4U ) : Muxlcau dollar. ! , 8''S5''kc.
SlBhUIraflH , P.'Hc ; tulcgr.iphlc. 15o.
New York Mltilui ; ( tiinliitloiiN.
NEW YOIIIC , Jnn. ll.-Tln following nru the
inlnlnir lunations ;
HAH GOLD-70S 10Vt.il.
AMERICAN EAGLES 7C did ,
IIAR SILVER- id per ounce.
MONEY--2 per cent.
The rate of discount , la the open market for
iliort uuii thru * monll * ' bllli , jyi ytr c uk
OMAHA LIVE STOCK 1IARIIE1
Cassation of the Storm Stnrts the RUE
with a Rush ,
CATTLE RECEIPTS ARE QUITE LIBERA' '
11 it 1C-Kat .stuff .Muke * lip ( lie Hulk , lint
Snlen Arcnt Steady l-rlcex
HIIKN Hol.l lluroly
SU-mly. .
SOUTH OMAHA , Jan. G.-llccelpta for
Uio days ImUcntcd were :
The olllclnl number of cars of stoclt
brought In today by ench roail was :
_ , . Cattle. Hog * . Sheep.
C. . M. & St. P. Ily . 3 1
O. & St. | j. Ilv . 2 1
Missouri I'nrllie Ily . 1G 2
Union Paclflo system . Cl 13 C
F. . R. & M. V. It , H .
S. C. & p. Uy . i
C. , St. P. . M. & O. Jly . 21 1
H. * M. II. II. H . 27 10
C. , H. , t Q. Uy . 4
K. C. & St. J . 10 1
C. , II. I. & P. Uy. , cant. . . . B 3
C. , H. I. & P. Uy. , west. . . 2 1 3
Total receipts , . . : . ICO 43 10
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co . C4 2S7 . .
O. II , Hammond Co . 440 MCi
Swift and Company . 442 913 t17 !
Cudahy Packing Co . 403 l.OCO lC9i3
H. licrkcr and DcRan. . . . 193 .
Vansant & Co . 29 .
J. I > . Carey . 132 .
I.obman & Rothschilds. . . 2S3 .
W. I , Stephens . 210 .
Hill & I p > vlH company. . . 34 . . . . . . . .
Hcntnn & Underwood. . . . l&O .
Huston , < t Co . 14 .
Swift from country . 409
II. H. & D. from 1C. C. . . . 2.VJ .
Cudahy from K. C . 209 .
H. H. & D. from S. C . 61 .
Other buyers . Z < Z . . . . 103
heft over . GOO .
Totals 3,931 3,097 2,2S
CATTLE The snow blockade In the coun
try was raised yesterday , us was evidenced
by the very large receipts of cattle , the
larscst of any day since November 24. The
receipts for the Kirco days tills week foot
up 5.C4S head , as apalnst 4,700 head for the
corresponding days of last week , the largo
reci-lptH today making up for the ex
tremely light runs of 'Monday and Tues
day.
day.A
A good many of the t > cof cattle here
were only half-fat steers , that should have
been left In the feed lots another thirty
days , at least , Instead ol bolnc rushed to
market before being matured. Surh cattle
arc slow- and a. drug on every market.
Good cattle were In demanrt. and anything
that would answer that description was a
good seller. As to the prlres paid. It would
bo no easy matter to malco comparisons , as
there wcro not enough cattln here on Mon
day or Tuesday to make a market. Sales-
nien In many canes were reporting the mar
ket lOftlGc lower , largely because other
markets were reported that way. It Is ynfu
to say that the cattle sold fully as good or
rv little better than at the closn or last
Cows and heifers sold at nbo ; : ' : hn same
L'rlcps that they have commanded nli : ! ie
week , the market showing no material
ejiange.
Some of the early sains of stockers and
feeders were at strong prices , but as buyers
became moro Impressed with the number
of cattle on a.tle they changed their tune
jinu the market closed lower. The offerIngs -
Ings of feeders were the largest In a good
many days , the strong prices paid for that
kind of cattle the nnst week having cvl-
Icntly stimulated shipments. Representa
tive sales :
NATIVES.
I1EEP STEERS.
* o. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr. No Av. Pr.
9..119o J3 CO 15..lOM | 4 00 75..1339 ( I 13
2..1105 365 6..1US8 400 42..1312 415
8. . . . MS 370 30..1178 403 SO..1243 413
I0..12I9 375 38..1214 4 03 18..1235 4 SO
5..12SO 3 S5 37..13C4 403 IS..1312 i 20
19..1279 383 21..1119 403 19..1287 423
9..1209 390 18..1376 410 38..1334 435
4..11CO 395 0).1IOO 410 8..1230 453
1..1100 4 00 36..1393 4 10 21. . . .1251 4 40
G..1278 4 W SO..1237 4 13
COW8.
1..IZ50 2 CO 1..1170 2 CO 10. . . . SCO 300
1. . . . 850 200 6. . . . 9G ! ) 253 2..1220 SCO
2..1003 200 1..1070 255 1..1050 300
1..1030 200 I. . . . fOO 2 CO * 1..12CO 300
2. . . . W1) 200 2..1100 260 1..11SO 300
1. . . . 170 200 7..1118 2 C5 1..10M ) SCO
9. . . . fcCS 210 2..IOCS 2 65 1..11CO 3 CO
0. . . . 732 210 4. . . . MO 275 14..1067 303
2..1000 210 2..1030 275 12. . . . S9S 310
5. . . . MO 215 1..1140 275 2..1100 310
2. . . . ! (70 213 22. . . . 850 275 9..98 310
1. . . . 000 215 1. . . . 890 275 9..KW. 310
2..1170 223 1..1090 275 11..1001 313
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 feeder 640
MONTANA.
1 cow ffS 2 CO 2 feeders , . . . 93 ! ICO
1 ring. 1100 2 CO 3 feeders..KM 3 00
10 cows 99C 2 25 3 feeders..1073 3 73
Scows 1040 2 25 1 feeder 970 375
4 cows .10CO 2 20 CS feeders..1099 .1 S3
2 cows. . . , 045 2 30 18 feeders.1010 3 IK )
n i > uii , . , . . . .1290 2 30 38 feeders. . , , 1130 3 90
55 cowu , , , , 2 CO 3 feeders , , . fcTC 399
5 C0 > . , , , 2 75
75OREGON.
OREGON.
A. U. I.ltcll.
28 feeder.1111 3 75
HOOK The receipts of hogs wcro light today
or the middle of the week. little more limn
mlf what they were on Wednesday of lut
veek , but they were no much larger than on
ilonday and Tuesday Hint Ihey really looki-d
urge liy comparison. The three daya this wc k
oot up receipts of 4CM , u. ugnlnit 10,258 for
10 corrr | > ondlne three iluyn of luit week ,
vhlch BlimvB plainly tbv effect of the utonn.
The mirket today wa in a very natlKfuctory
condition u rcgoril * demand and price , 7ti
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trnile openrd nctlve' nt about elcatly prices nnil
the p n were peen cleared. , * rt
Heavy hogs solil at J3.20j3.25 principally nml
the medium weights nml llKlit nt I3.30ff3.40.
There were n few loails of Orrcon hoira nmoiiR
tlio receipts , which , ns usual , being lls'.it , sold
up to the top.
Taking- the mnrkrt OB \vliolo the Fnlrs wouM
nvcniRO a little lilulier than yentvnlay , owlne
larRply to the fnct that there were more llKht
welKhls ninoiiR the offprlnKa. The mnrKet has- .
In fnct , been crawling steaillly upward nil this
week nml the nvenme of nil the sales today
wn the higher ! of nny day since November 30.
AH compared with H year ngo the market Is
now 2:0 lower. Heprcfcntutlvo sales :
N'o. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
10 2K9 . . . { 310 79 214 120(323
41 35,1 40 3 17',5 tS 2CI . . . 323
15 32.40 3 20 CS 254 40 330
27 352 . . . 320 i 92 253 40 3 30
06 341 . . . 320 14 2S3 . . . 330
49 1C9 . . . 329 ' 60 S3f. . . . 330
57 3(9 40 3 20 | 58 303 M 3 30
SI 404 60 320 Cl 294 (0 330
CO 30C 40 3 22tf I 40 236 . . . 330
64 324 . . . 325 71 233 . . . 330
72 2SO SO 3 23 | 61 230 160 3 3214
28 241 . . . 323 C3 231 . . . 3 32'S
C2 SCO . . . 325 . C4 240 . . . 3 32',4
49 3(0 . . . 323 I 65 252 . . . 335
68 2M ) CO 3 K I SI 109 . . . 333
49 319 SO 325 76 212 . . . 335
53 3.-.R fO 3 23 I 22 211 SO 335
62 2S2 120 325 | 78 1S2 . . . 3 K
CO 275 KO 323 69 238 f.0 333
113 SCO 19) ) 3 25 | 65 244 1-0 335
CO 2fO 200 325 34 237 SO 3 37'5
C3 343 . . . 325 ' 72 241 . . . 340
54 330 . . . 325 ' 313 174 320 340
C3 311 CO 325
PIGS-ODDS AND ENDS.
1 r.OO . . . 303 4 2S3 . . . 325
8 420 . . . 310 154 110 120 340
4 277 . . . 3 10
KHKKP The receipts of sheep were liberal nml
the market was fairly active uml about steady.
Representative sates :
No. Av. Pr.
M culls 7S 12 60
197 weirtcrn feeders 97 3 33
420 western feeders 117 333
639 New Mexico fed xvethcre 91 3 Co
CHICAGO IIVH STOCIC MAUKI3T.
IiirrcitHt'il OfTt'rliiKN CIIIIKC Wcnkiit'HN
In CntHc HIIKH UnclmiiKci ] .
CHICAGO , Jan. 6. In cattle the Increased of
ferings caused some weakness , but there wns
n rattier Rood demand nnd the decline was only
about lOc per 100 lb . "ales wcro made nt from
M.CO to ' 14 for the poorest native dressed lieef
fleers , from 14.40 to J4.60 for medium to Rood ,
from H.CO to 15 for Rood to choice nnd from
J3.10 to S5.23 for choice to prime , with fancy
cutllo rcarccnnd worth from J3.30 to J5.40. The
Mocker and feeder trade wns DKaln lively at
from 12.90 to JI.10. w'lth prime 1,100-lb. feeders
wanted nt J1.23 , the hldicst price reached In
n lorn ; period. Hoteliers' nnd cnnners' cattle
were active , cowu nnd heifers Kclllng nt from
fl.M to 14. with a few fnncy liolferB at from
14.10 to 14.23. .SHIRS ami oxen sold at from 12.50
lo tl.20 , and bulls brcuRht from J1MO to J3.M5.
while food to prime calves were In uood de
mand nt from KM to J.I. CO. Texas-fed entile
sold at from 12.30 to (1.20 , nnd cowb at from
12.60 to H.40.
In hop * prices did not show much chnmre
on the whole , though Heavy IIORS were a. little
lower than yesterday. Common to prime hoxs
sold nt from $1.05 , to 13.65 , I Wit and medium
welKhts continuing Jo , wll the hlKlu > nt , nnd heavy
packing hoctt Iho lowcnt. The bulk of the hoes
croufcil the Rcnles nt from J3.23 to J3.45.
In nherp trade WHB < ucllve nt steady prices.
Common lo choice ) rhrop Fold nt from 12.25 to
J3.75 , n uooil many , , wrslrrns KOlnir for from
S3 tn (3.75. YrarllnfiB sold nt from t3.CO to SI.45 ,
Muxlcamt Bellini ; "I frpm 14.35 to (4.45. There
wns n cool lamb 'fra'dtt ' at from $3.75 to 15.60 ,
ft few Inferior lambs -tirliiKltiR from 13.23 to
13.60. v < , i
Receipts : Cattle , lm head ; hoes. 30,000 head ;
sheep , 13,000 h'H' > J _ ' _
ICniiNiiN ply I.lvc Stork. I
KANBAH CITY , fjap. G.-CATTI.i-nccclpls.
7,000 head ; shipment , ,2foo , head ; market lOtfir.c
lower ; bent strong nml'a | < ftlvci otlivn slow ; Tcxns
steers , l2,7f > f < 3.M > ; Texim cows , ll.Hff2.75 ; native
steers , S3.05itf4.iO ; nu.tlv.c , cmvn , S.6r ! , 3.30 ; stockcr *
and feedern , S2.C5O31 % bulls , S2.20RI.20.
IIOO8 Ilecelpts , 9T.fO livml ; shipments , none ;
market opened weak to to lower , closlni ; rtninR ;
bulk of sales. S3.25fl3.3JH ; .hcnvlex. S3.17 < , iej3.30 ;
packers. S3.flttii3.30 ; inlxul. 3.O3.3'H ; llKhts ,
| 3.3ii2.40 ; Yorkern , J3.15W1W ; | , ln , S3.053.20.
HHBKI' Hecelptu , l.WO hrnili Khlpments ; COO
head : market steady ; Iambi , J3.ICU5.10 ; muttons ,
S3.10fi3.60. _
sti-u in
Itecord ( if receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets \Vodnrrdny. . Junuary 6 ,
1697 :
Cnltlc. HOKS. Rherp.
Omnllft . 4027 3.113 2 2'S
Chlcnco . i. . IS.OOil 30.CM 13.000
ICnnna * City . . . 7 , < VW 9,5'K ) 1,500
HI. Ixiul . . . . . . 4,000 8,000 2,000
Totals . . 33,027 60,619 18,725
St. I.oul * I.lvr HI.M-k.
8T. I.OIIIH , Jan. fi. OATn.l llecclpts , 4.000
head , Ilest Krndm steady , others rnsler ; native
rhlppcrs ratine from S3,60fi4.10 ; ilockers and
feeders , | 2.00fi3.75 ; cows nnd hrlfers , SI.75U3.Mj
Texas nd Indian slrrrH , S2.CG < H.10.
1IOCIH llcc li | | > , 8.000 hend. Market f > c lowvri
IlKht , 13.301/3.40 / ; mixed , J3.10flJ.S3 ; heavy , J3.10IT
3.40.
HHICiItrecliitii. ! . 2,0(0 ( licad , Market stronn ;
muttons , S2.COU3.85.
N' 'TV York I.lvr Stuck.
Nf\V : YOIIIC , Jan. t , IlUEVKH-Herclpts , M7
h < adj steers cpencd uteuJy , but cloicd lailer ; i
IS THE COMPANY
IN TWO GENERATIONS 1843-1896
The Mutual Lifo Insurance Co. , of New York ,
has paid $246,000.000 to its living members.
Has been the benefactor of women and children
to the extent of $165,000,000.
over
FOR
IOWA and NRBRASKA ,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BD1LDIHC , SIXriI AND LOCUST STREETS ,
OMAHA. DES MOTOS.
Agents Wanted in JBvery County.
H. S. WINSTON , Special Representative , Omalm.
native fleers , J2.93iT5.10 ; tags nnd oxen , J2.75Q1
4.23 ; bulls , J2.60fl3.40 ; dry cows. Jl.60ff3.60. Ca
bles quote American steers nt lOVitfHt&c , dretscd
weight ; sheep , S',5 j9'.5cj refrigerator beef , 7GSc ;
exports , 4,530 quaitcrH of beef.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts , 7.890 head :
higher all around ; sheep , J3.00G4.25 ; lambs , J3.75W
C.OO.
HOGS-Rccelpts. 7.723 bead : firm at J3.75ffl.20.
OMAHA I.MHAL MARKET.
Coiiilltlnn of Trade nml QiiolatloiiN
on Ktniilo nml I'n 11 ey Produce.
EGGS Fresh gathered , weak at 1'OlSc.
RUTTER Common to fair , S09o ; choice to
fancy , roll , 13SI4c ; separator creamery , 21c ;
gathered cream , 1S820C.
GAME Prairie chickens , per doz. . J6.008C.25 ;
blue winged teal ducks. J1.75 ; green wing ,
J1.50 ; redheada nnd mallards. 13.75 ; small
rabbits , 75c ; Jacks. J1.50 ; squirrels , CO 7Sc ;
deer saddles , 14&lCc ; carcasses , lOffllo ; antelope
saddles. l.3IHc ; carcases. DC ; Canada gccsc ,
large. JC.OOJ/7.W : small , J4.0085.CO.
CHEESi : Domettlc brick , 10ic ; Edam , per
doz. . J9.00 ; club house Mb. Jars , per doz. , J3.I5 ;
Llmbcrger , fancy , per Ib. . 9Hc ; Roquefort , Ji-lu.
Jars , per doz. . J3.W ; Young Americas , 10-io ;
twins , fancy. 10 > Sc.
VEAL Choice fat , SO to 120 Ibs. , arc quoted at
ic ; large and coarse , 483c.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens. C87c ; turkeys ,
lli12c ; geese , 8j9c ; ducks , SM9c.
LIVE POULTRY Not wanted.
PIGEONS Live , 75J90c ; dead pigeons , not
wanted.
HAY 1'plnnd , J4.50 ; midland , J4.00 ; lowland.
J3.CO ; rye straw. J4.00 ; color makes the price on
hay ; light bal-s sell the best ; only top grades
bring top prices.
RROOM CORN Extremely slow rnlo ; new
crop , delivered on trnck In country ; choice green
self-working cnrpet , per Hi. , 2Uc ; choice green ,
running to hurl , 2'ic : common , IVic.
VEGETAIILES.
SWEET POTATOES-On orders , per bbl. , J1.75.
ONIONS Good stock , per bu. , C5f/73c.
LIMA llEANS-I'er In. . 4c.
REANS Hnnd picked navy , per bu. , Jl.25fll.33.
CARIIAGE Good stock , per hundred. J1.23.
CELERY Per doz. . 25030c ; fancy , large , 4CO
tOc.
POTATOES Good native stock , per bu. , 23 ©
FRUITS.
GRAPEH Crates , 15 puny baskets , Concords
and Catawbns , per crates , J2.50.
MALAGA GRAPES Per keg , J7.
CRANRERRIES-Capc Cod. per bid. . JG.008C.60.
APPLKS-Cooklnir. per bbl.Jl,6581.73 ; fancy
New York. J1.75.
CALIFORNIA PEARS-Per box. J2.0002.23.
TROPICAL TRUITS.
1'lNEAl'PLES-I'cr crate of two to three dor. .
ORANGES Mexican. S3.MKr3.75 : California
navels. J3.00 3.60 ; seedlings. J2.7583.00.
LEMONS Mesblnns. J3.5084.VO ; choice 'Cali
fornia. J3.0063.60 ; fancy. J3.6083.75.
IJANANA8 Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
S2.OOtT2.2S ; medium-sired bunches , J1.6032.C * .
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Fancy white , per lu. , 14c ; choice , lie ;
California , amber color , lOc.
CIDER-Clarlllcd Juice , per half bbl , . J2.60 ; per
MAPLE BYRUP-Flve-gal. cans , each , J2.60O
2.75 ; gal. cans , per doz. , J12 ; half-gal , cans , JG.25 ;
quart cann. J3.60.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. . large
ilzc , 13c ; Rrazlls. per Ib. , lOc ; English wul-
uuis , per Hi. , fancy , koft shell , I2 12 o ; stand
ards , HURHc ; filberts , per Ib. . lOo ; pecans , pol
ished , large. JBlOe ; jumbo , ll 12c ; large hick
ory nuts , Jl.25 per bu , ; small , J1.50 ; cocoanuts , Cc
each ,
HAUER KRAUT Per half bbl. , J1.75.J bbl . ,
J3.0083.2S.
FIGS Imported fancy , B crown , SO-lb.
lie ; choice , 10-lb. boxes , 3-crown , lie.
NEW YORK. Jnn , C.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened Irregular nt unchanged prices to 10 iiolnls
decline ; ruled quiet nnd featureless , with a
weak undertone , following u larger Increafc In
the wcrld's visible supply than expected ; Inter
the weakness was partially arrested by foreign
buying ; closed Irregular , with December 5 polntH
up and others Mi 13 points lower ; t-ntCK , 19,500
bags , Including March , J9.fiO10.00. Spot coffee ,
Rio , quiet ; No. 7 , Invoice. J10.2. , ; Jobbing , JI0.75.
Mild , quiet ; Cordova. JI5.50W17.00 : cnles. 7.159
LagH Pemnmhtico. (9 test. J2.50 ; 2,500 bngu Mara-
cnlbo , p , I. ; 1.2(0 ImgH Snvnnllla , p , t , Total
warehouse deliveries from the I'nllcd Hlntcs ,
10,953 ImgH , Including 7,511 lines from New S'oik :
New York slock today. 3(3. ( 2 bags ; United
mates slock. 40C.922 lavs ; allont for the 1'nltcd
Slates , 3U.OOO lings : total visible for the United
Ktatcs , 741,922 bags , ngulntit 1118,073 bags last
year ,
HAVRE , Jim. fi.-COFFEE-Closed quiet nt
Jfllf net decline ; rale , Sl.rt'O ' bags ,
HANTO8. Jan. fl.-COFFEE Firm ; good nver-
ago Santos 12 200 rein ; receipts , 14,000 bags ;
Mock , CM.000 lings ,
HAMIU'RO , Jnn. ( ! . COFFEE-Sleady at U
pfir , advance ; sale * , 23.000 bags.
RIO , Jan. . TOFFKH-FIrm : No , 7 Rln , lOfiflO
rels ; exchange , 81S-S2I : receipts , 5,044 bags ;
rlfared for the fulled fitatex. 13 COO bags ; for
Europe , 2,000 bugs ; slock , 227.COO hugs.
Liverpool ( .rain mill I'rovlHloiix.
LlVEHPOOr * Jan , 6 , WHEAT-Hriot steady ;
demand poor ; No. 2 red , spring , 7s , Futures
opcnid sternly , with near porltlomi nnrlinnecd
nnd distant porlllonH ' , id lower ; cloved quiet ,
with January ami May ' .Jd lower nnd other
months unchangeil from yestenlny1 * clorlng
prices ; huklnes about Miuallv dlilrlhutcd' Jan-
nary , C lOljdi Fehrunrv. CH IHJd ; March , 7s VJd ;
April , nominal ; May , 7 * 2(1 d ,
CORN Hpot firm ; AmirlCHii mined , new , 2 *
| o\jd. \ Futures mened steady nnd unchanged ;
closed steady , with March Ud higher and other
months unchanged from yesterday' * cloning
prices ; builncn heaviest on tnlddlo positions ;
January , 2s lOd ; reljninry. 2s 10'id ; March , 2s
lOlid. April , 2s 10' > ; d ; May , 2 10 4il.
FLOUR Firm ; demand poor ; St. Louis fancy
winter. 9s 2d.
PROVISIONS Racon , quiet ; demand moderate
Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. , 27s ; short ribs , 21
lo 24 Ibs. , 26s Cd ; long clcnr , light , 35 to 33 I ! > ! . ,
27s ; long clear : heavy , 40 to 45 Ibs. , 2Cs ; short
clear backs , 2C * Cd : short clear middles , heavy ,
45 to CO Ibs. . 24s ; clear bellies , 14 to 1C Ibs. . 27s.
Shoulders , square. J2 to 18 Ibs. , 2Cs 6.1. llnms.
short cut , 14 to 1C Ibs. , 39s , Tnllow , fine North
American , 19s. Reef , extra India mess. CDs ;
prime met . 60s ; extra mess hns advanced to
C2s M. Pork , prime mess , line western , 4Ss 9d ;
medium western , 41s 3d. Lnrd , dull ; prime west
ern , 20H 9d ; rcllncd. In pnlls. 22s.
CHEESE Firm ; demand moderate ; finest
American white nnd colored , September , Sir.
lIUTTKIt Finest United States. 90s ; good , Ms.
OII Turpentine , spirits , 20s 6d. Hoxln , com
mon. Ss 3d. Cottonseed. Liverpool , refined. 15n
9d. Llnreed. ICs Cd. Petroleum , refined. C'.Jd.
REFRIGERATOR HEEF-Forequnrtcr , 3Hd ;
lilndqunrtcr. fid.
RLEACHINCi I > OWDER-Hnrdwood , f. o. b. ,
Liverpool , 7.
HOPS At London ( Pnclflc const ) . 3 10s.
St. I.tinlK Gc'iu-rnl
ST. IX5UIS , Jan , C. FLOUR-FIrm , but lin-
cliatiKcd ; patents , J4.r084.75 ; extra fancy. J4.10
01.20 : fnncy. J3.40fi3.50 ; choice , J3.005t3.10.
WHEAT Opened quiet , with little news of
Importance. The demand , both speculative nnd
rpnt wns lively , nnd , while the opening WIIH
somewhat higher , a feeling of weakness was
apparent. After dragging1 nlong for n time , a
decline set In nnd the market closed at 2c lo 2 ic
lower than yesterday's close for fulurdi. Spot
lower ; No , 2 red , cash , elevator , E9cni"Ued ; track ,
904J92c ; No. 2 hard , cash , nominal ; January ,
fSc ; May , WifiSS'.Sc ; July. 75Uo bid.
CORN Dull , with little news nffcctlni ; rpecu-
latlvc prices , which were n shade off fron yes
terday. Hpot quiet ; cash , 22'.6c ; May , 227ic.
OATS Dull nnd lower fir futuics. Ppot
higher ; No. 2 cneli , 18c nsked ; Mny , 19nskcd. .
RYE Market Kteady , 3Ic on track.
RARLEY Steady ; malting , ! 0 40c.
FLAXHEED Mnrket lower. 72c.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme , J2.40.
CORN MEAL J1.35.
RRAN Dull , but firm ; Hacked , eaet track ,
worth nominally , 3S840c.
HAY Quiet nnd wcnk ; timothy , J5.50810.W ;
prnlrlc. J3.75fl7.00.
WHISKY-J1.1S.
METAUS-Lead , dull nt f2.7582.S21J. Spelter ,
nominally steady at J3.F5.
COTTON TIKK Unchanged.
HAGGING Unchanged.
PROVISIONS Pork , lower ; stnndard men.
Jobbing , J7.40K7.95. Lnrd. prime Fleam , J3.1714.
Raron , boxed shoulder , J4 50 ; extra phort clear ,
J4.C2V4 : rllm , J4.70 ; shorts , f4.S7'.i. Dry salt
meats , boxed idioulders , J4 ; extra H iort clear.
Jli rllm. J3.75.
REPEHTS-Flour. f.OO bids. : wheat , 8,000 bu.i
corn , f.5,000 bu. ; oats , 20.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 2000 bids. : wheat , 18,000
bu. ; corn , 160,000 bu , ; oats , 15,000 bu.
Cotton Mnrli't.
NEW YORK , Jnn. C. COTTON Spot , quiet ;
middling , gulf , 7 ic ; middling , 7'.c ' : mldilllng.
upland , 7 1-lCc ; sales , 2.S33 bnlen. Futures clnxed
steady ; sales , 121,200 bales ; January , W.M ; Feb
ruary. JC.93 ; March. J7.02 : April , J7.C9 : .May.
J7.17 ; June , J7.22 ; July , J7.25 ; August , J7.27 ; Sep.
Icmber , JC.9S ; October. JP.93 ; November , J7. Cot
ton contracts opened llrm , near months ihowlm ;
nn advance of c to 9 pulnts. nnd Inter months
an advance of 2 to S points , the Improvement due
to more generally fnvornblo conditions. Including
favorable cables and a decided falling off In rr-
cclptx , while private advices point , to Fulmldlng
receipt8 for the rest of tlic n'nfon. Covering
was n feature of the early market. Conlldcncc
WPII checked by unrntlrfnctory advices nml bus
iness wns limited to binall lots , with offerlngn
far exceeding sales. At noon the matkct was
uteaily nt a gain of 10 to 11 points , with sales
td that hour 75,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. C.-COTTON-Steady ;
middling , CTic ; low middling. CHc ; good ordi
nary , liSc : net reculpls , 9.300 hide * ; grout , 9,579
bales ; pxporlx , continent. C 2 f ! lialen.
ST. 1XI'IS. ' Jan. fi.-rOTTON-FIrm and mi-
chanced ; middling , 7H ; ynles. CS7il bales ; uinji.
tnents , 3,337 bales ; slock , f C,7(9 bales ,
MVi'ldy Wool .Market Ili > | iorl.
I1OSTON , Jan. C. The American Wool nnd
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of the wool
trade : The opening week of the new yenr In
the wool market hns for Its principal cliarac.
ttrlntlc dullness. A number of manufacturers
Imve been In the rnnrket , but they imvo simply
been looking nround In order to size up the raw
material Hluatlon. and consequently reported
sales are mnnll , Prices , while nominally un
changed , nrc easier , rather than othcrwlcc. Ter
ritory wool IUIH ruled quiet. Theru ImB been
something more doing In Austrnlltm. Tim fnlen
of foreign exceeded by consldernblo there of
domestic wool. Hales for the week In llontnn.
New York nml Philadelphia , aggregate S.WS fK )
pounli. of which 1C72OOU pounds weru domettlc
and 2,213,000 pounds foreign.
KIIIIHIIH City
CORN Rather scarce. ' , i ' , ic higher : No , 2
nlxcd. liHfilSc.
OATH Market somewhat firmer ; No. 2 white ,
nominally ISfC'Oc ,
RYE-NO. 2,32c.
HAY Mnrket steady , linchunged.
IiUTTICU-Mjrlitt dull ; cracin ry , 17OIo : dairy '
0 l3c.
EOC18 Market firm.
KiiKiir , . , . , .
NEW YORK. Jun , 6-HUOAR-Ilaw. firm ; fair
refining. 2 IJ-lCii2io ; centrifugal , W test , 3 Mo
i/3Ua / ; lellned linn ,
LONDON , Jan. C.-SUQAn-Cane , Heady , with
How much will your admfn
istr itor have to sacrifice your
estate to force quick assets ?
An Installment Policy for
$ J 00,000 will leave your family
$5,000 yearly income for 20
years , in any event , and if your
stated beneficiary is then living
he or she will be paid $5,000
yearly during life.
A 5 per cent Debenture for
$ J 00,000 will leave your wife
$5,000 yearly income either for
20 years or until her death ii
prior thereto ; then $100,000 will
be paid in one sum. A possible
return of $200,000.
II i5 $1.500 $ , $2 $ ,
to , run lor on
The true business man acl4
oromptly. Get our rates at once *
JAMES E. BO YD & CO
Telephone 1030. Omaha , Nob.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROY1SDNS : AND : SFOSIi
, llonrd of Trade.
Direct wires 10 Ciik-ago and Ntw Tork ,
CurrexDondenli : John A. Warren & O\
HIDES WANTED.
IIIglipHt market prlco paid nml prompt returns
Kvfcrciicu Omiihn National Hank
F. S. BUSH & CO. ,
No commission. Bill S. tilth .St. . Omaha. Nob.
Strong
New life , new strength , new vigor.
will bring- back your lost powers and atop
forever HicJnngcrousilulns on your system.
They act quickly , create a healthy digestion ,
pure rich blooj , firm muscles , rugged
strength , steady nerves and a clear brain.
$1.00 Per Box , 6 Boxes $5.00.
A legal guarantee to euro or refund the
money wtlh every * 5.00 order. Add'esa
Sherman & McConncll Drug Co. ,
1513 Dodge St. , Omaha , Neb.
only light offerings ; centrifugal Java. 11s 3d ;
Muscovado , fair rellnlng. 933d. Meet sugar , Ilrint
prices fully maintained ; January , 9s 3d ; 1'tO-
ruury , 9s 414d ,
I'iMirlii (7 nil ii
PEORIA , Jan. C. CORN Quiet and easy ; new.
No. 2 , 20c.
OATS Inactive but steady ; No. 2 white , ISO *
I9'.4c.
RYE Slow ; No. 2 , 37c.
WHISKY Market Hteady ; finished goods on ,
the hafclH of Jl.18.for hlRh wines.
RECEIPTS Corn , 12.COO bu. ; outs , 14.C.W bu.t
rye. none ) whisky , 75 bbls. ; wheat , 3.COO bu.
HHIPMENTS-Corn. none ; oats , C2.fOO lm. ; rye.
none ; whisky , 771 bids. ; wheat , 1,100 bu.
Toledo Rrnlii.
TOLEDO , O. , Jan. C. WHEAT Lower ; uctlvci.
No. 2 cash. Me ; Mny , 9IHc.
CORN Dull , but Kteady ; No. 2 mixed , 22c.
OATS Dull nnd ensy ; No. 2 mixed , 17',4c
RYE Stcndy ; No. 2 cnth. 3Sc.
CIX1VICR SEED Dull und i-any ; prime , cash.
J5.32 > i ; March , J5.37K.
OIIJ5 Unchanged.
Hloi'li of dinHiIn Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL , Jnn , C. The slock of cheese In
Liverpool In 91,400 boxes , not CI.ICHJ boxes , tin re
ported Saturday , January 2.
( HI City .Market ,
OIL CITY , Jan. G. Credit balances , We ; cred
its , Uc bid ; Wio offered ; shipments , W'J3C bbls.t
rum ) , 58,317 bbln.
AV lirnl ( liiiiliidon.
SAN KRANCISCO , Jan. C. WIIBAT Qulett
Mny , fl.58',4. _ *
KiirrlKM Oil .M M r lie I. i
LONDON. Jan , 6.-Bpot petroleum , SUflSUil. :
1IREMEN , Jan. 0 , Petroleum , 6 markii75 pfir.
Kliiiiiif'lnl .Volox.
HALTIMORE , Jan , C.-Cleurlngii , | 3M2,1.,0 | bal
ances , J257,3f .
ROSTON. Jnn. C.-Clearlngs , J19,220,357 ; bal
ances , J2,979Ul4 ,
NEW YORK , Jan. C.-ClcarIngs , J112,13IC52 ;
balances , J'J,3M,074.
PHILADELPHIA , Jan. C.-Clenrlngs , Jll.OU-
000 ; balances , Jl , 5011,52 $ .
8T. IXU1H. Jan , C.-Clearlngs , J5.D7fl.C78 ; bal-
nnces , | S51b37. Money , 500 per cent ; New Yorlc
exchange , par bid ; 25c premium nuked.
CHICAGO , Jan. C.-Cleurlngs , tl3,2ClMl.
Money , steady and unchnngeil ; New York ex-
chiinge , 25c discount ; foreign excliungc , firm ; dc-
dunin , | 4.bCK ; sixty , days , H.lV.i.
I'liilini'lnl.
1IERLIN , Jnn C. Kxchanijc on Ixinilon. cltlit
ilnyn * sight , 20 iniirlm M pfg.
r..y1111" ' Jn" ' fl Ilift * I'cr cent rentes , I02f
KVso for the account ; cxc.aniju on London , 25f
23o for check * .
IXNDON , Jnn. C.-Gold I ! ) quoted nt Ilurno *
Ayres lodny at HB.75 ; Llnbon , 3'J.M ; Home , 104.70 ,
Thn nmount of bullion withdrawn from the Hank
of England on balance today Is , 4,000.
Toll Oat.Hiililerw IHI-H | < - .
IIAIUtODHIUTita , Ky , , Jnn , O.-Tlio
liiKtoti unJ Hiirrodfibiinr mllltlu comp ,
orcjfrt'd out l y Qovvnior Jlnullay uiiilor
onlcru to rcjiulHo u , rumori > il nttiitk of raltl-
cr on tliii rointilnliiK Murcor coiinty toll
ifntt-H. illed Into town In tllo curly morn-
Inir , cold , tired , hungry uni , miu. 'Mo rald-
ITH , were niHloiihtfdly ocnrcd off by the
uqldlcru and abajidolicd their planu.