0 TIIH OMAHA DAILY 1JI3B : TtHSfcDAY , JAN IT All Y 12 , 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Weakness of Liverpool Cannes u Consider
able Decline in Wheat.
SOME MINOR RALLIES OF SMALL EFFECT
Corn mill tint * Arc Alxo Wrak anil
Clour lit Slight Ui-cllitPfi I'ro-
vlhloiiM Cimtlniu' to Ail-
VIIIIIM * .
CHICAGO. Jnn. 11. Wheat opened wcnk
mid averaged FO during the notion , clos
ing with ii decline of l * c. The feature
wna the wcnkneXH of thu Liverpool market ,
which wns a great surprise to speculators.
Corn nnd oats were llkewlsn weak , doelln-
Injr 'ic nid : c , respectively. Provisions
were strong nnd made snmll udvanees.
\Vlioftt was struck on Us most vulnerable
point at fie opening , when the mblcs re
port rd Liverpool ' .ifi'Hd ' lower. > Mny wheat ,
which closed at Sl'.ic Saturday , opened
today at from MHe to SO'.ic ' , nnd In little
ir.oro than half an hour later It was down
to & 0c , which was the first rallying point
for more than Uc reaction. The effect of
mien unexpected weakness at Liverpool
\vas all the more depressing and the reason
for It more Inexplicable. , because of the
Imil'slinci'a of everything In relation to the
HtntiStlcal Information connected with the
wi'tk's movement. The world's HhlpmrntH
wins u llttlp over 400WO ( bu. , or tu-arly
S.rou.Oli ) Int. nnili-r the weekly consumption
nnd 700 bn. lewn than the week before The
receipts at riilcugo were only 20 carloads.
RUnnnapolls anil nuliilli got Ml cars , com
pared with 309 a week nvo and S2I on the
Hlmlliir week of the previous year. The ex-
jiorts from the Atlantic seaboard since
{ Saturday's report weru onlv IW.COO bu. In
wheat nnd Hour together. The visible sup-1
p'y about snllslled expectations , showing
a decrease of 77 ! ' 010 bu. These favorable
factors led to some Increase In t'.ie buying
find some revival of confidence , but the
rally was not very Important. The absence
of business from outside sources was as
noticeable ns for some time back. When
the price of May first touched SOc It was
brought about largely by the selling of
u'ople who hnil puts Bold , and on the other
{ land the buying that caused the ; -rlce to
riact to isOHc was In a great measure due
to buying by those who mid puts bought.
Tieru was a moderate demand In the pit
for January wheat and It exceeded the
offering ! * .is May narrowed from 3o to .Tile
although but 8UOO bu. was about the total
amount of transactions. After the tlrst
reaction from MJc to Ht\c May tumbled
again to SCCifSO'.de. ' It had another rally to
MVje and again a fresh fall to Me. from
which last slump It only recovered Kc ,
closing at K > ' , tP , or lc below Its resting
price on Saturday.
Corn wns again heavy because of the
Fi'MIng by Counselmnn Co. Hartlctt-
Krazler and other receivers. Their soiling
was said to bo due to the poor condition
of corn In many places In the country.
Sympathy with wOent. always more or less
Influential In determining the course of the
corn market , was a' ' o a factor. May
o.-cned unchanged at 24y4c , and declined to
2I' < ! C , where It closed.
Oats acted In consort with wheat , follow
ing tynt market on a downward course
and experiencing a very good l uMno. s en-
route. A general description of the tiad-
Ing would satisfactorily be given under
general scalping nnd there were some
largo llncM dumped. May opened a shade
lower at IS filSTie , solil down to IS QlS'jc ,
nnd closed at IS r bid.
ProvlUomi showed strength all day and
this In spite of the largo hog receipts and
weakness In wheat. Those two factors had
but a sMuht effect under good buying by
shorts nnd particularly packets and
prices soon recovered from the small open
ing decline. At the close May pork wns
about 2'.ic > higher at } SOO , May lard r.c
lilcher at $ U2'.i. May ribs , 2'ic ' higher at
J1.12'/ . .
Kstlmated iccelpts Tuesday : Wheat. 32
earn ; corn , 301 cars ; oats , 2i2 ; cars : hogs ,
30000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Artlck'B. I Open. | Hlsli Ii.I I Low. I ( Mos ? . I Satd'y
'Wheat.-
Jau 77K 'M 7 ( ( 77W
May. . ; SOVt
July. . . 71146 73 !
Corn-
Jan . . . H'- "
May. . . . *
H4i
July , . . . ' '
8-pt. . . So'ji ii ? 2lfj'j |
OalH-
Jan . . . li'.Tt J.1 ? inn
May. . . .
JanT. . . 7 7fi
May. . . . 7-U3 803 7 HO a uo
Lanl
J..n. . . . 3 02W 3 07' ' * 3 02U 3 P2di
May. . . , 4 U5 4 1'JM 4 05 4 1'JM 4 07H
Eh'tltlbi
Jan. . . . 4 or. 4 05 4 0 4 or 4 00
May. . . . 4 U7M 4 IS 4 (17 ( hi 4 l-2 .i > 4 10
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOl'lt-Easy ; winter patents , $ I.S9jTI.7 : , !
( trnlKlitM , $ l.20lf4.CO ; spilng patents. $ l.l3fi4.f,0 :
IIAHLEY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o.
! IH32c , No. 4. f. o. Ii. , 2l 23c.
FLAXSEED-No , 1 , 73'4 7Cc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlmc. J2.fO.
PHOVlSIONS-Mess p.irk. per bbl. . $7.fOR7.S3 ;
lard per 100 Ibs. , $3.92'.4'i3.9o ' ! ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , $3.9001.15 ; dry salted shoulders ( bn\ed ) ,
4'4fHHc ; Miort clear sides ( huxed ) . lU'uH.c.
WHISKY Distiller1 finished goods , per gal. ,
snOAHS-Unchanged ; cut loaf , $5.2'3 ; granu
lated , ll.M.
The following were the receipts and shlpmcnti
today :
On tlio Pro.liieu excli.in ju to liy fie b.itter mar
ket wa llrm : creamery , irnilllc : dairy , oa
17c. E2gH , Ht : uly ; fri'Hh , 15u. Cheeaa. Hteady ;
H a ! tc. In8milKiillry \ , ateady ; turkeyo , lie :
clilckena , 7c ; iluckH. 10410HC.
QtiotntldiiH of tin * Day on ( iciiornl
NEW YOIIK. Jnn , H.-FLOUU-Itecelpts , l.fK
bbls. ; exports , 19C.D bbls. ; lower to sell on
rprlng patents , but steady otherwise. Itye
flour , quiet , Huckwhcat Hour , dull at $1.25.
UUCKWHEAT Dull ; 35c.
COUN MEAL-Steady ; yellow western. 12c
HYE-Steady ; 41WI3C.
IIAHLEY inill ; 2111,1,0290. ,
WHEAT HctvlptB , ! 1m. : exportu , 239RC
bu , ; tixii , weaker : No. 1 hard , 9J'.io. Options
opened wenk on disappointing Llven > ol cables ;
rallied n little on unexpectedly small orld'
thlpmentH , local corlng , a fair visible supply
decrease nnd strong continental cables , but le-
ncled , and llnnlly closed U1fc lower ; No 2
red , January. ! > SMiyjVic , closing tSie ; May ,
ICHBS7C , closing SCic.
COUN-llicelpts. C1.625 bu. ; exports , W.W3 bu. ;
rpot , easier ; No. 2 , 29c. Options , dull nnd
weaker , following a largo Increase on passage
nnd moderate liquidation , closing UW'.ic net
lower ; January , closed , 8 Hc ; May , SOiiUMJic ,
closing SO'.sc ,
OATSllecelpts , C',200 bu. ; exports , 20S.S12
bu. ; spot , dull and easy. No. 2 , 22'.ie. Options
were dull , but moderately Heady , closing partly
Uu lower : January , closed , 22c ; May. 22'i < U2Je.
closing 22'to.
HAY KIrm ; shipping , 52'.ii57'Sc ' ; good to
choice. 70C75c.
CHEisi : llecelpts. 1.145 pkes. ; market steady ;
' " ! ; ' 7 < iWllc ! imrt fMm' '
, , , , .
EGGSItecelpts , 5,210 pkgs. ; market dull ;
utato and Pennsylvania , lSC20c ; western , 14f
PltOVISIONS-Lard. llrm : western steam. $423 :
rellned. higher. Pork , Him ; $ t. Tallow , dull.
OIUS- Petroleum , fleady ; Pnlli-il closed nt lAi
IH ; Pennsylvania crude , strong ; February. 9lo
bid , Hncln , steady ; utrulnnl , cuminon to good ,
fl.'Ocn.iiU. Tiirpentlnci , steady : "HHSUc.
HICEFirm ; fair to extra , SJuOC'kC ' ' ; Japan ,
MOLASSES-Sleady ; New Orleans , open ket
tle. good to choice. 224J72C.
METALS- Pig lion , dull ; southern , $11.00W
1 ! 25 ; northern , Ul.Wftl3.00. Copper. strong ;
brokers , | 11.C2\4 ; exchange. $ ll.r tfll.c:4 , Tin.
nrmer ; strnltH , Il3.f0fll3.10 ; platen , dull. Ix < ad
( hews contlnueil FtruiKlh , with domestlo quoted
nt $2 ' 0 by n leadliig brokerage hniue , ngalntt
$3.fOin.03 , Ilia exchange figures. Fifty tons of
January lead niu reported on 'chanue on a
bails nf 1 1.0.1 , and tlfly tons January , lighterage
free * t $3.02i. ! Hpelttr , quiet ; domestic , $3.90ff
To I eil o .llnrUolH ,
TOLEDO. Jan. ll.-WHEAT-I.ower ; steady ;
No. 2 cimli , 92o ; May , 93e. '
l-OIIK-Dull : Btendy ; NII , 2 mined. 22o.
OATS -Steady : No. 2 mixed. Uiic ; May , 19Uc.
HVt'JCash , steady : No. J , sfc.
CIvOVEIl HEED-Stt-ady ; prime , H.T5.
Oil * Unchanged ; South Lima and Indiana ,
Mo. _ . _
Oil City Mnrkft.
OIL CITY. Jnn. It. llalancrs , Moj certio
rates. Die , shipments , 115,118 bbls. rum , 107,435
bbl . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ViMV York Dry ( ioinlH
NEW YOIIK. Jan. ll.-It has been a quiet
market tn > lt department * . Wcatntr condl-j
tlnns wfrp unfnvornblp. Mnll order * took n fnlr
Humility of stnpls rntlon * , Imt seasonable r" < " ! "
wern le active. Printing rlr.lr-s devel pel
some Inquiry , with Mies of 3S.(00 piece * of leg-
ulnrji nt SHc. nnd ntmut 15,000 pieces of odds.
STOCKS AMI IIOXIIS.
llrcak In Villon I'nolllc HC-IIIN to .Mnkr
ii llrnvy Market.
NEW YOUK , Jna. II. The market lodny
was generally heavy , but Irregular of move *
ment , undir the Influence of ll'iuljallon In
Union 1'nclllc , a firmer market for exchange
nnd iinfnvnrntilc trnlllc returns fur the llrst
week In January , The volume of business wits
\cry light , nmt the dealings were mnlnly pro-
fes lonal. Thi- specialties wcic prominent and
rcoied exceptionally wlilc fluctuations , In KIIIU
Instances , imrtlcnliirly Illinois steel , which ,
after > IHdlng u fraction to 31H , rnlllnl In 30.
Minnesota Iron. In the other hand , fell 4'i
per cent tu fit , . The high-priced coal iharcs
wcio ileeMeilly heavy en reports of tui unsat
isfactory comlltluii of thi * nntlirucllo trade.
l.ncknwnnna rohl ofT 2 IKT cent niul New Jer
sey Central 114 per rent , on the theory that
the managements nf the respective companies
will lie forced to follow ( ho lend of the Dela
ware & Hudson nnil reduce tliclr dlvlilcniln.
Prersure was exerteil against certnln stocks foi-
t fleet upon the Kcnernl Hit. Further dlrcus-
Mem ( if the alleged rnillenl ruta In oft coal ;
lirlcpa nnil liy the lliiltlinole & Ohio wna i
foll\ve,1 by a lirenk of 3VS per cent In Wheeling (
& Ijiko l.'rle prefeireil to 2J-H. Union 1'nclllo I
\vn Ihn fiiittiriof the rnllwny llitt , nmt wna
quite Itrrgulnr , on n ilownwnr < l movement , Ic
ing Influenced \VanhbiKlon dlPimtcliea fore-
cnrtlnk' nnd llnnlly fnrmnlly nnnounrliiK the < 1e-
fcut of the funding bill. The fntc of the meas
ure hnd l ; en believed to be fnlrly well dis
counted , but the new * cnutcd ileeldcil wenkness.
Th atock ovcrnhndowed the Keneinl list In
point of activity. It cloned up U per cent
nt i % , but ! > old cift to 7 , niul milled to 8H on
covering , sulmequrntly ylulillng to C l , or a
friirllon below the price ruling nfter the defeat
of the llllcy bill. The rcorfinnlzatloii nyndlentc
hnd evidently lort hope of the pn-eiiKc of the >
bill , us evidenced by Its preparations to * te | >
in nnd ouy ine properly it oirrreu ni rorc-
closiuo rale. London purchnted freely of the
International nbarea , tint the traders appeared
to favor n reaction. Manhattan and ( Ivnernl
Kloetrlo were hummered IS and Hi per cent
respectively. Tlie other declln wnc mnlnly
fractional und piiipcrt | wns tcerlxcd nt Inter
vals on covering of phoit contracts. The Kcn-
eral llHt ilevclupeil n lirflrr tone In thu Into
Irn'dlnK , nmlrr the leader hlp of SURar , nnd
th market left oft firm nt MlKht net ehuIlRCS.
Iti'iuln wcie fably active , nnd MS n rule higher
prlren weli scored. The rnles were } 1.212.00 , ) .
Thu principal Rains ranged from ; to lij per
cent , nnd tin1 more Important declines from 1
to 3 per cent , the lart In Tennessee Coal llrpts ,
IllrmliiKhnm division. Oovernmcnts were In
mndrrale demand nnd rope tdlfthtly on pales of
tn.r.oo.
The Kvenlni ; 1'ost'n Ixindon financial cable
gram Miyn : The Ftoek inarketH were Idln nnd
dull todny. In the iibyctice of public support.
The Fctllcment , to bealn tomorrow , la ex-
pocli-d to fclii.w a Mnall account. Americanu
wen1 fnlrly firm , but thf chue was lint , on the
break In Un'mi 1'aclllc. Htippln and Japan
boiiKht JJ130.M.O In gold bars todny : the price
wnr nliout 77n lid. The Indlnn government an
nounces for January 19 an Issue of 1,009,000
In trencury bills , to run for three , fix or
twelve mmths , nt the option of the persons
tendering. The 1'arls bourse was firm and the
lierlln market weaker.
Th * follow Ins were the closing tiuotntlons on
! ) , > > IcadlnK clocks of the New York exchange
todny :
nil nsccsEinonts paid ,
The total sales of stocks today were 127.CSI
shales , Including : American Sugar , 11,100 ; llur
llngton , 4.SOO ; Dclawuie & Hudson , 3,100 ; St
Paul , 9,000 ; Tenesseo Coal nnd iron , 3 200
L'nlon Pacific , 43.SCO ; Western Union , 3,700
Wheeling & Lake Eric , 5,000.
Xi-TV York Monpy
NEW YOIIK , Jnn. 11. MONEY ON CALL-
Easy nt 154 per cent.
I'UIMl-J MEIICANTILE PAPKIt 3U81U pel
cent.
STERLING EXCHANOB Strong , with actual
burlnesH In bankers' bills at $ I.S7'4 < ! 7I.87I.4 , fin
demand , ami $4.MVi 1.MV4 for sixty days
posted rates. IJ.Mi.tff I.S5 > 4. and $4.7i04.bSu. !
commercial bills , $4.S3'.i.
SILVim CEIlTIFICATES-C4ie.
IIAU SILVEU-CniWfSUc.
OOVEUN.MEN'T HONDS Strong : new 4s. reg
nnd coupon. 1UOH ; 5 . leg. nnd coupon , 114 ; 4s ,
reg. . 1IOV4 : coupon , 11U ; 2s , rcg. , 95V4 ; Paclllc Cs
of 'US , 102T4 bid.
STATE HONDS Dull.
HAII.nOAD HONDS I'-lim.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
Sun KrnnulNOU . Ilnilnir < luotiitliiin.
SAN PKANCISCO. Jm. : ll.-TliaolH3l.llcl33liu
quoUtlona for mining HOJX.H : to.liy WJFJ : n fol *
Iowa :
N MV York .Illiilnt ; tliiotnllonn.
NEW YOUK. Jan. 11. Thu following nrj the
cloHlng mbiliuriiiiotilluin : : :
l.oiiilon Slouk Iliiotiitloim ,
LONDON , Jan , II. I p. Ill , closing :
IIAU GOLD-quoted nt 77 Id ,
UAIt HILVKII-29 11-1W per ounce ,
MONEV-2 per cent.
The rule of discount III the open market for
hurt bills U 3ft per cent : thrcu inontli ' bills ,
IK ( * r cent.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Wcolt Opoiis with Business on the Unsettled
Order ,
ONLY A MODERAFE RUN OF CATTLE
H Active mill I'rlt-CH
to a Minnie IKHTII | | ! < > UM
Drop a Mckcl til
1'rlcc.
SOUTH OMAHA , Jan. ll.-Hccolpts for
the days Indicated were :
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
January 11 2 13J 3.USS l.iCl
January 1,128 4Ci3 071
January S 2i : 4.SIO CIS
January 7 lU7t ! G.1UU 4,451) )
January C 4,027 3,119 2224
January C 730 2 ! 4J1
January 4 fill 1,351 2CU7
January 2 1.GS1 2,740 l.COi
January 1 M2 3,000 1W)3 )
December 31. . . . . . . 1,324 D.BS8 2,313
The olllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Union Pacific system. . . . 25 11 fl
C. & N. W. Uy 4
R , 13. ci M. V. It. U 7 11
C. , St. I' . , M. & O. Uy. . . . S C . .
U. & M. 11. 11. U 35 IS 3
C. , H. & CJ. Hy 1 2 . .
C. , II. 1. & I' . Uy. , cast. . 3
C. , 11. I. & 1' . Uy. , west. . 1
Total receipts SO 49 9
The disposition of the day's receipts wna
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated :
Huycrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha. 1'acklngCo 7 C2I
O. II. Hammond Co 103 S19 70
Swltt anil Company. . . . 372 U'O 213
Cudahy Packing Co. . . . 39J 1,213 ,
U. Decker it IJegnn 21
Vnnsiint & Co 118
W. I. Stephens lK ! )
J. Ij. Cnruy a )
Lobman & Rothschilds. . 375
11111 & Lewis Co 112
Ht-nton & Undcrwooil. . . to
Huston & Co 201
Swift & Co. , country 393
Other buyers 147 4 ( M
] . .eft over 403
Totnl 2,172 3,552 1,172
CATTLE Tlie.ro was only n moderate run
of cattle here , though inmost i\vhe : as largo
us a week ago , when tbo storm uiu down
tbo receipts.
The total offerings of beef cuttle were
small , a con.sldcrublo proportion of the re
ceipts belnj , ' iiiniliup of feeders. Of beef
steers there weto llttccn to twenty loads ,
Homo of them pretty decent cattle . The
market was a little higher on tbo better
grades nnd active , so much so
that practically everything changed
elwnged hands early In tbo morning.
3 he commoner kinds , warmed up nnd hnlf-
rnt cattle , sold well , the market being
In the neighborhood of eight loads of
cows and heifers were on sale and they
soon chanced hands nt strong prices under
the Inllucnce of nn active demand.
btockers and feeders sold freely , nnd the
most desirable cattle brought n little
wronger prices. The market wns active
nna the cattle In first hands sold enrly.
Hcpresentutlvu sales :
NATIVES.
.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr. No. Av. Vr.
3. . . . 7701330 21. . . . ! $3 45 14..1131 II CT.
14. . . . [ US 36. , SI..10S5 3 34..1308 4 05
3. . . . S O 370 13..10IC 3 So 3..1150 410
910 375 40..1073 3 f > 5 21..1142 410
.UW 373 20..1072 385 ! ) . . . .1227 420
.101KI 375 13..1331 360 42..1331 425
, ? ! ! ? ill ? = . . "UK 305 11..1164 423
.1031 3 i5 20..1237 4 Oi > 10..1210 4 23
! Jl" 3W M..1336 400 21..1337 430
2 . . . .1134 3 S3 G..121,0 4 C3
COWS.
2. . . . 530 1 73 3. . . . 7 ! > 6 2 CO D..10IS 2 SO
1..UM ) 200 1. . . . JO 2M 1. . . . ! ) CO 2 S3
1..1070 200 1. . . . SOO 250 1. . . . ! ) < 0 263
1. . , . SCO 210 S. . . . MO 260 1..I230 2 S3
2..1175 215 18. . . . 401 2 DO 1..12IO 263
3. . , . 7'JO 220 2..1030 260 1..1UCO 283
1. . . . K > 2 223 1..1100 2 C3 D..10I4 2 SO
1. . . . U70 225 3. . . . 753 2 CO 2..1110 2 10
2..1015 223 1. . . . S30 2 CO 2. . . . 730 200
1. . . . 900 223 1..I110 260 C..11SO 2 ! )0 )
1. . . . 870 230 3. . . . 6S3 2 CO S..110 300
1..10CO 230 1..11CO 2 SO 9..1177 300
1. . . . ! < 00 230 3..1143 2 CO 2..10.15 300
1. . . . 930 235 1..1070 2 CO D. . . . W | 300
1. . . . ! ) SO 233 1..1020 260 3. . . . MG 300
2..100) 240 1..1100 2 Co 1..1220 300
1..1120 240 1. . . . SCO 270 1..1210 - 303
1. . . . 900 2 40 1. . . . S40 2 75 2..1170 03
6..1045 240 17..1048 275 4..1175 310
1..1070 245 6..1093 273 1..12CO 310
2..1150 243 2. . . . 930 275 4..1112 315
2. . . . DCO 260 1..1070 275 4. . . . 967 313
1. . . . D90 2 CO 8. . . . 672 2 SO 1..10SO 330
4..1047 2 CO 1. . . . S30 2 60
HEIFERS.
1. . . . 920 2 S3 1. . . . 7fO 300 24. . . . SS7 330
1. . . . 670 290 1. . . . 420 300 20. . . . 978 333
G. . . . 705 i 80 4. . . . 932 300 3. . , . 920 333
7. . . . C07 290 1. . . . 720 325 1. . . . 910 SCO
HULLS.
1..1170 2 00 1..1430 2 SO 2..1793 3 15
1..1370 2 CO 1..1090 263 1..1330 323
1..1UO 2 CO 1. . . . SO 293 1..1090 325
1..UW 2 CO 1..1120 2 ! )0 1..1100 360
1..10W 275 1..HOO 300 1..1760 SCO
2..1150 2 75 1. . . . MO 3 05
STAGS.
2. . . . 600 3 40
CALVES.
7. . . . 325 290 2. . . . 3SO 390 1. . . . 130 C 25
1. . . . ICO 300 1. . . . 100 450 1. . . . ISO 625
2. . . . SCO 360 1. . . . 140 475 2. . . . HO 523
11. . . . 3W 3 85 3. . . . ICO 5 60 1. . . . 140 5 25
STOCKEUS AND I-'EEDEUS.
1. . . . 720 290 2. . . . 9C5 3 CO 1. . . . 700 360
7..1130 2'0 ' 1. . . . CM 305 4. . . . C15 360
1. . . . tOO 300 11. . . . 702 370 1. . . . 7CO 360
1. . . . COO 325 2. . . . 600 375 20. . . . 624 3 E2'A
27. . . . 602 340 1..C30 375 C7. . . . IC8 345
CO. . . . 703 SCO 2. . . . CIO 375 26. . . . C20 3 W )
18. . . . 613 3C5 1. . . . 810 375 2. . . . 4i5 3 SO
4. . . . CIO SCO 1. . . . M 360 34. . . . 787 410
10..1034 3 CO 12. . . . KlS 3 60
WESTERNS.
COLORADO.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. I'r.
2 cows S30 12 C3 130 feeders. . . . 635 13 60
3 fteders..lOOG 323
323WYOMING.
WYOMING.
Rlvcrelilc Live Stock Co.
1 COW. StO 230 4 fce < 1ciu..1177 300
7 cow * 914 230 1 feeder 1200 323
17 con u 1015 260 106 ffedern..H07 375
HOGS The wcclc starts out with n larco run
of hugs , the nrrlvulB being more liberal than
usual on n Monday.
T.iu market opened about Co lower and con
tinued that way until the cloeo , the hoga all
changing hands In KOCH ! eeugon ,
llcuvy hot'H told lamely at S3.00Q3.05 , as
iiuilmt $3.05Q3.10 on Saturday. The medium
weights and llKht fold all the way from Jl.lOif
3.23. whllu the MII > ' . ivt'It'hta on Uaturduy brought
J3.lbil3.30.
The week opeiib with the market a strong lie
lower than It was at the opcalng of lust wecli
and the lowest that It Ins teen since December
7. With the execution of December 7 , this was
the low day flnce the early part of October ,
when the civtn.gc of ull the sales fell below is.
Iteprcfei'r.tatlvo rules :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. 1'r.
CJ tit ) 40 SCO 67 303 100 305
71 2 < 5 . . . SCO i CO 295 40 305
54 375 . . . 3 CO 5 34 . . . 305
19 353 . . . 300 C9 21 . . . 305
C2 348 200 3 CO I 70 293 40 3 07 > 5
66 370 2 0 300 31 313 . . . 3 O7'j
62 333 240 300 C . . .X03 ICO 310
2S 3'Jt 120 SCO C2 237 240 310
47 410 120 300 ' 18 273 . . . 310
65 3C3 . . . 3 CO , C8 270 40 310
CO 333 40 300 C9. . ' 207 ICO 310
11 3IM ICO 3 00 C7 203 . . . 310
10 411 60 3 CO 66 314 . . . 310
48 321 80 3 024 ! CO 252 40 310
25 321 . . . 3 Oli'i ' 130 2S ICO 310
C'J 3 S . . . 3 02Vi C9 272 120 310
66 340 . . . 303 67 312 120 310
62 3G7 ICO 303 71 2 < U 40 3 12'/i
67 3(0 ICO 305 49 235 60 312
6S 3SS . . . 303 i 35 238 ICO 3 12l {
CO 3(9 ISO 3C5 4S , .2C7 120 3 12 > 4
63 3C2 60 305 . 40 2W . . . 315
C7 313 40 3 C5 , 73 239 120 315
37 238 40 303 47 233 40 315
68 335 ICO 3 O'i 72 230 . . . 315
0 297 JO 3 C5 C6 230 . . . 315
C 5"7 40 3 05 67 233 . . . 3 17'.4
20 310 40 305. fi2 219 40 320
31 315 (0 ( 306 19 210 . . . 325
64 297 40 305 62 ISO . . . 325
IMOS-ODDS AND KND.S.
2 273 . . . 140 2 290 . . . 305
S 232 . . . SCO 4 245 . . . 3 OU-4
4 . -232 . . . SCO 6 202 . . . 310
2 410 . . . 300 C 170 . . . Sill
4 242 . . . 300 3 160 . . . 31(1 (
4 4S7 . . . 300 9 255 . . . 310
2 450 iO 3 CO 4 277 . . . 305
2 3C6 . . . 300 3 2.19 . . . 3 07S !
5 224 . . . 305 8 203 . . . 310
6 311) ) 60 3C5 S W 40 315
4 20 ! . . . 305
HUBKl There wns a liberal run of nherp , but
the market WHB luvv anil lOc lower. Itepreccatu-
tl\e talei :
No. Av. I'r.
54 imtlvo CWCH 105 1275
70 native \\ciheru ! * 'J SCO
1 native lamb 10 4 60
2 native lambs 105 500
KIIIINIIN Ctly llvt * Monk.
KANBAH CITY , Jun. tl.-CATTLK-Keeclplii ,
7,000 head ; shipments , 700 head ; bent urudeit
BtroMK' , "thorn tleuily ; Texiu uterrii , I2.7Cti3.6v ;
Texas tuwv , l.001i.l5 ; mitlvu Hirers , I3.ir > (7
4.HO ; unlive ouw * and hrKVm , | | .20f3.CO ; stack
ers And f.e.lci-M , | : ' .7Sl/.lO ( ; tulli , tl.75G4.50.
IIOOS lli-eelpts. 10.CCO hrnilj shlpmentr , 300
head : market weak to Co lower , bulk of calea ,
< 3.10U3.:0 ; heavies , t3.0603.15 ; piirkers. .CO
3.15 ; mUnl , t3.10fl3.2Vi : llchli. tl.00irl.20 ; Yoik.
ers , > I. 16(13.20 ; plus , I1.00U1.10.
9,000 ticuO ; shipments , 700
I' " .Over $411,000,000 Paid to Policy Holders
in Fifty-three Years !
71
RICHAKD A. McCURDY , President ,
Who will pay that mortgage
on your home if you die before
It's lifted ?
A life insurance pciicy will
do it , and the cost to you is
only the annual premium paid
to the company. It is like pay
ing a little extra interest on
your mortgage to insure its re
lease if you die.
The resources of the Mutual
Life of New York exceed the
combined capital of all the na
tional banks of New York City ,
Chicago , Boston , Philadelphia ,
St. Louis , Cincinnati and Balti
more.
A duty delayed is a duty
Chirked. Let a man convinced
of responsibility secure adequate
protection and at once.
INSURE NOW
& IN THE
MUTUAL LIFE.
>
A Policy ' of Insurance in the
Mutual Life is the quickest
. "sset vou c = > n Icve.
lieml ; market steridy ; Inmbs , J3.2384.75 ; Lulls ,
j.WB3.75.
CIIICAC1O I.IVlS STUCK. SIAIUCHT ,
Cnllle HlKlicrH .avy Soiling Korcf *
Priced of UOKTH DIMVII.
CHICAGO , Jan. 11. In cattle buyers took
liolJ freely nt advances of frpm lOc to 15c. Sales
ofiff.t \ etecrs were at from (3.25 to 53.50 for
common to strictly choice grailcs , the bulk ol
the cnttlo celling at from 34.35 to { 5.10 , ami
fancy beeves were gcarco and around from ? 5. < 0
to JS.OO. Exporters boiiKht freely at from Jl.M
to ; . Texan cattle were In Rood demand ,
Kfnilo alccra bclns wanted at from 13.20 to 13.40
and cornfcil at from J3.50 to 11.30.
In IIOKS , local p.-ickcrn and eastern shliipors
cold freely , but they micctcdoil In putting prlcen
on an average of a nickel lower ; common to
best droves gold at from S3.20 to 13.35. There
was a fnlrly active demand , but such n heavy
supply put sellers at a disadvantage , nnd prices
averaged lOo lower.
Sheep Bold at from > 2.25 to J2.C.O. for the poor
est , up to 14.fO for the beet , and lambs sold
at from $3.25 to J3.W for common. Lambs
nhowcd the most weakness and ruled about 20o
lower.
SI. Loiiln I.lvp StocU.
ST. LOUIS. Jnn. 11. CATTLE Kccelpts , 5,000
head ; some sales 10o better , but the general
rnnge was about the same as last week ; nulhe
shipping steer1 ! ! . } 3.COff5.15 ; IlKlit stcc i. { S.OOff
4.40 ; mockers nnd fecdcrx , } 2.JOfi3.T5 ( ; cows and
heifers , $1.75j3.GO ; Texas nnd Indian steriK , J2.K
5(1.10 ( ; TuVas and Inillull cotvx , J1.75CT.1.00.
HOC1S llecelpts. fc.OCO head ; market opened
SSTlOc lower , but closed strong ; light , (3.0503 25 ;
mixed , J3.05ff3.40 ; heavy. J2.OOiT3.25.
SIIEHl' Receipts , 1,200 head ; innrkot Fteaily ;
muttons , t-.TJi(3.7j ; lambs , J3.OOSJ5.00.
\IMV York Live Stock
NEW YOIIK. Jan. 11. IlKHVKS llecelpts ,
S85 head : Rood steers , steady : oxen and cows ,
{ j3c lower ; bulls , steady : steers , $3.7.iT5.10 ;
stnca nnd oxen , $2.93f3.40 ; bulls , $2.fcOtf3.33 ;
cows , J1.M5T3.00. Cables quote American steers
nt 10104e , dressed weight ; cheep , nt EiQ10c ;
refrlKirator beef , nt 82Sc ; no exports.
BIIKKI * AND LAMUS Receipts. 11,157 bead ;
sheep. $2.fCf3.40.
HOCIS llccelpts , 14,111 head ; lower at 53.400
3,75. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i
Stock In SlKlir.
Ilccord of receipts of live stock at the four
principal markets for January 11 , U97 :
Cattle. HOKS. Sheep.
Omaha 2130 3,3Sli 1.7C1
ChlcnRO 12.000 50,000 21,000
Kansas City 7,0rx ) 10,000 3,000
St. I < ouls C.OOO 8.0CO 1,200
Totals 26,130 71,380 2C.9C1
St. LoiilH ( iciici-nl .Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 11. KLOUIl Unchanged ;
patents , $ I.CO T4.75 ; extra fancy. $4.104.20 ;
fancy. $3.403.SO | : choice. $3.0003.10.
Wl IK AT KIrm ; cables were generally lower ;
speculation wns llKht , hut little business other
than of a rcalplni ; nature was transacted. The
speculative niarlet remained weak nil day , and
closed lViff214c under Baturday. Spot , lower ;
No , 2 red , cash , elevator , S7e attked ; track ,
SSiiOOc ; No. 2 hard.- cash , fOe ; May. Me bid ;
July. 74Ho hid.
COUN futures , dull ; barely steady , closing
lowr than Saturday ; spot , steady ; No. 2 cash ,
20'ic ; January , 19VCo-asked ; May , 22itc bid.
OATS Dull , steady , but a shade oft from
Saturday ; No. 2 , cush'feI4Vic ' ntlied ; May , is'.ic
aFked. IVI i
KYi-nuii : " .c , o > ki > a.
ItAllLKY Dull : milling , 30Q40C.
COItN .MKAIllai1.i J-
HIIAN Dull ; HtcniJXu nominally 3SQ39c. eaet
track.
TIMOTHY 8lKllirJino. : . 24c.
HAY Klrmer , Imt , ijnuhnnged ,
ltllTTl-il-StcndyJcrtni ; ei-y , iiOIOUc ;
KnOS-1/lghcr ; Jin , , .
\V1IIHICY-J1.18.
METALS homl , "Wendy ; J2.75ff2.S2H. Spelter ,
dull ; 5.1.85. . .
riJOVIHIONS I'ork. Iilgher ; standard mefs ,
Jol'blnK. ' J7.Mii8.10. Ijitl. better ; prime steam ,
J3f > 2Vj ; choice , J3.tifl. Ilncon ( boxed ) , shoulders ,
U.K ; extra short qltuW JI.70 ; rll.a. . Jt.75 ; shorts ,
JJ..O. Pry salt meall' , Jbr-xeil ) , rhotllderii. J4.05 ;
short cloar. 11.20 ; 'Ht/nP JI.40 ; shorts. Jt.53.
HEn.lI'THKloiti'J3 < l4OCO | lililH , ; wheat , 22,000
bu. ; corn. 14S.M > 0 J < HJ fonts , 41.000 bu.
HIIII'MKNTH Klour. 2.CM ) bills. : wheat , 24,000
bu. ; corn , 148.000 bui ; QitH , 18.003 bu ,
NKW YOUKJln | ll.-COKKii Optnns |
oprneil ( jnlet at a drrllno of tfilO points : ruled
flow , with n weak undertone , following un-
fuvf ruble Kuropeati-rilliUs , liberal rerrlpts at
Itlo and HalitoH , llKht ICiirnpcati sell I UK. and
Hi-Mkntm In th cKt maiketj closed Imrcly
slrndy nt C < T20 points decline ; sales. IS MO II.IKS ,
IncludliiLJanuary. . ! ! MJ ; Marrh. JS.WftO.M. Kpot
c'Clfi-c , Hlci. nulft : No. 7 Jobbing. $ lo.C2i-i : Invoice -
voice , IO.I2Mw Mild , nulct ; Cordnvii , Jlj.COff
17.00 : sales , 1.203 lmi : , Central American. Total
warehouse dellvrrli" ! from the United Htates ,
II f0 ! bavs , Including U.022 bnt'H from New
Yiirli : NPW Yrrk strck today , 314,392 baes ;
United Bin tea pluck , SrAC3r ; allont for the
Hulled Klales. SM.nw imics : total visible supply
for the United Ktati-s , 7W.031 baus , nKUlnst COJ-
Ct9 IIIIVM last year , .
HANTOS , Jun. II. COKr"KH-O.uet , | : food av-
\-rwf Hanles. ll.ICO nl : receipts , 13.000 baas ;
firrk f.SS.ffl baKS.
HAMIIUIia , Jan. ll.-COlTKi-SnlM , ll.CXX )
baur.
ItIO , Jan. II. COKn rirm ; No. 7 Illn ,
11,000 rrls ; mclinnKf , S7.32d : receipts , 10000
IIUKSI clrnred for the 1'nllci ) Btntcn. 4.000 IIOKS ;
for Kurope , C.OOO ha si stock , 311CM bais.
Co 11 on MurUi-t ,
NI'.W YOIIK , Jan. H.-COTTON-Quleli mld-
dllnir , 7c ; low middling , CHo : good ordinary.
Cttc , The cotton market opened enxy , with
prlc i G to 10 point * lower , following disappoint-
IS THE COMPANY
! § the Most
IN TWO GENERATIONS 1843-1896
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. , of New York ,
has paid $246,000.000 to its living members.
Has been the benefactor of women nnd children
to the extent of $165,000,000.
FLI
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ron
IOWA arid NELBRABKA ,
FIRST HATIOSAL BANK BD1LD1HG , SIXFII AND LOCUST STHEETS ,
OMAHA. DES MOINES.
Agents Wanted in JBvei-y County.
H. S. WINSTON , Special Reoresentntive. Omaha.
Ing KriKllsli nc\\n nnd Inillcatlann of llhoral
receipts nt the ports thlH uevk. New Orlfiins
wna the chief seller nt the decline , presumably
against purchases In this market Saturday. Private
vatecaldes announced tlio failure of T. A.
Wooley & Co. of Liverpool. This mispcnslon
had little effect In cither market. Liter cables
were wrnlc , nnd prices here declined 2 to 4
iwlnts more. At 11 o'clock the market was
barely ttcady , and 10 to 15 points down.
OMAHA GKMCItAL MAIUCET.
Cnnillllnii of Triulc mid ftuotntloiin
on Staple nnil Kmivy I'roiluce.
KOOS I icsh Kathered , 12ffl2Uc.
nUTTEIl Common to fair , SSOo ; choice to
fancy roll , UffHc ; tcparator creamery , 20c ; t'ath-
j ered creamery , ISfflCc.
QAMC Uluc wlnsed te.il ducks , $1.75 ; green
u-liitr , H.CO ; redheads and mallards , J3.75 ; email
babbits , 7Sc ; Jacks. 51.M ; 8 < iulrrcU , COO'Dc ;
Canada geeBC , lartc , 10.0087.00 ; email , Jl.OOif
D.C > 0.
0.CIIRKsn
CIIRKsn Domestic brick , lO'.ic ; Kdam. per
doz. , J9.CO ; club houee , l-.b. jars , per doz. , $3.15 ;
Llmberger , fancy , per lb. , 8V4c ; Iloqucfort , 14-IU.
jar , per doz. , J3.CO ; Young American , I0ic ;
twine , fancy , lO'.te.
VKAIj Choice fat , SO to 120 Ibs. , ore quoted at
7c ; InrRe nnd coarne. 4QZc.
UHUSHHl ) 1'OULTUY-Chlckens , 7e ; turkcyw ,
llfflZc ; Reese , S09c ; ilnckH , ffiDc ,
LIVI'3 1'OULTHV Not wanted.
PIGEONS Live , 75SOOc ; dead pigeons , not
wanted.
HAY Upland , H.CO ; midland. H.OO : lowland ,
13.CO : rye straw , } 3.oO ; color makes the price on
nay ; light biles cell the beat ; only top grades
bring top prices.
HHOOM COHN nxtrcmcly slow pale ; new
crop , delivered on track In country ; choice green
kelf-worl < lng carpet , per lb. . 2ff2'.4c ; choice yrccn ,
running to hurl , 202'tc ; common , I'.ic.
VEOKTADLHS.
8WIJET POTATO US On ordcrn. per Mil. , $1.7.r > .
ONIONS Good clock , per bu. , C5y75c.
LIMA HEANS-IVr lb. . < c.
1IBANS Hand picked navy , per bu. , $ l..11,3o.
CAllIIAOIi : Good stock , per hundred. $1.5.
CKLEIIV Per doz. , KQMc ; fancy , large , KQ
fOo.
POTATOES Good native stoclc , per bu. , ! S0
SOc.
rnuiTS.
GItAI'KS Crates , 15 pony baskets. Concords
and Catnwbas. per crates , J2.M.
MALAGA GIIAI'ES Per keg. $7.
cnANHKItninS-Cape Cod , per Mil. , l6.COfJC.50.
APPLES Cooking , per bbl.l.(501.75 ; fancy
New York. $1.75.
CALIFOUNIA PRAUS-Per box. $2.0002.23.
THOl'ICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES-Prr crate of two to three doz. ,
ORANGES Mexican. $3.M > < f3.75 : Cnllfornlii
navels , J3.00S3.W ; seedlings , $2.7:03.00.
LEMONS Memlnas , $3.5004.00 ; choice Call
fornla , J3.00C3.50 ; fancy , $3.5003.75.
I1AMANAS Choice , largo stock , per bunch ,
I2.wrw.25 ; medlum-slr.ed bunches , J1.MCT2.CJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Fancy white , per lb. , He ; choice , 13c ;
California , amber color , lOc.
CIDEIt-Clarincd juice , per bai : bbl. , $2.50 ; per
bbl. , $4.00S4.23.
MAPLE SYUUP-Flve-gal. cans , each , 12.50J ]
2.75 ; gnl , cam * , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal , cans , $0.21) )
'iiiurt ciuiu. $3.M.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. . lars *
size , 13c ; Ilruzlls , per lb. . lOc ; English \vnl-
unls , per Hi. , fancy , soft shell , HJJli'/ic ; stand ,
arcls. llOHUc ; filberts , per lb. , lOo ; pecans , pol
ished , larcc. JSlOo ; jumbo 11012c ; laige hick'
ory nuts , $1.25 per hu. ; snnll , $1.50 ; cocoanutc , Cc
ea8AUEIl KRAUT Per half bbl. , $1.75. ; bbls. ,
! IGS Inioortfd fancy , B crown , 30-lb. bozei ,
15c ; choice. 10-lb. boxes , 3-rrown , lie.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES' No. 1 green hide * , 54o ! ; No. 2 green
hlileu < Vn ; No. 1 green Halted hides , 7c : No. 2
green tailed hlJes. 6c ; No. I veal calf , 8 to 12
Ib3. , 7c ; No. 2 veal calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. . 4e ; No. 1
dry Hint hides , OfflOc ; No. 2 dry Hint hides ,
MBSc ; No. 1 dry salted hlilcs. S89e ; part cured
hides. ' , ic per lb. less than fully cured.
HIIKKP P13LTS Green tnltnl. ench. 25fTCOo ;
green snlted , ( hearings ( fhort woolcd enily hklns ) ,
each , 1.'o ; dry shearings Cohort nooled curly
vklns ) No. 1 , ench , 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and
Nebraska butcher wool pells , per lb. . actual
weight , fti'-c : dry Hint , Kiuimu and Nebraska
Murrain wool pelts , per lb , , actual weight , 3fc < ;
dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb. ,
actual weight , 4iT6c ; dry Hint Colorado Murrain
wool poll * , per lb. , actual weight , 3ff1o ; feet
cut off. as It Is lucloss to pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GIIEASI- : Tallow , No. 1 , 3o ;
tallow. No. 2. 2V4o ; greate , white A , 3c ; gn-are ,
while II , Jo ; greane } chi.w. 2o. gicasc , dark ,
l ; c ; old butter , 2ff2',4c ; beeawax , prime , 15/22c ;
roiiKh tutlnw , Ic.
WOCI/-Unwa heJ. Hue , heavy , ( WTo ; fine , light ,
SffSc : itiartt'rbloo.i | , 10ic : icc-Jy , Lurry ami
chaffy. SfiSc ; cntted and broken , coame , "ftOc ;
enttPd und broken , line , fOSo. Fleeca Waslifd
Medium , ISfflRc ; line , Hfflir.o ; tub wathid , IWlfc ;
Mark , te ; bucks , Co ; tag lockii , 203e ; dead
imllml , K/0- .
IlONES-In cnr lots , weighed nnd delivered In
Chicago ! Dry buffalo , per ton. $12,00 I .W > ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , $10,00112 00 : dry coun.
try , damp and mealy , per ton. $ 'J.008 .00 ,
KIIKSH MEATS ,
III'.I.F Qood native U cr , 40 to COO Ibi. , 5',4W '
7c ; wrttern meets , 4i4C/5V c ; good cows und belt
ers , fcUG'ic ; medium cuivv und heifer * . 4Ue ; good
forecjiuiriers cowl und hrlicm , 4o. gcod fore-
( 'u"lrer/J | native Bteern , to , guild hlnd < juailoi cow §
ind hclfcru , Cic ! ; gouj hlnd > iuailer native etet-rs ,
> c ; teiidcrlolni , : 'Jo ; bonelesi mrlpi , lie ; vtrlp
loins , 7c ; rolls , ( IH'i ulrluln butts , t' , c ; khouhlrr
clods , Mje ; rump buttf , Cc ; utter chucKii. 4c ;
cow rhuckt , 3tc ! ; lmnt'l < n cliuckH , 4c ; plates ,
3o ; flunk rtenk , ee ; loins. No. 1 , Kc ; lolnn , No
2 , lOc ; loins , No. 3 , tu ; rib * No. 1 , ] < < ribs , No.
? . Cc ; rib * , No , 3 to ; roumii , Mic ; rounds ,
ilicnk or rump off , Cliu ; round * , blmnk nnd
rump uf ( , 7c ; trimmings , 4o ; brains , per dozen ,
Sic ; swecthreudii , per ll > . , 15c ; kidneys , euch , 3c ;
ox tnlli , each , So ; livers , each , 20o ; lifartu , each ,
Cc ; tongue * , per lb. , Kc.
I'OJUC-Urcuea iioci , IJic ; tenderloins , 12o ;
loins. Be : spare ribs , 4c ; ham Kniicagc butts , 5c ;
shoulders , rough , 4Vic ; shoulders , skinned , 5c ;
trlmmlngn , 5c ; leaf lard , not rendered. 5'i.cj
heads , cleaned , 3'ic ; snouts nnd ears , 3'ic ; back
bones , 3c ; neckhoniu , 3c ; pigs' tails , 3 < ie ; plucks ,
cacii , Cc ; chitterlings , Cc ; hocks. 4c ; hcaits , per
dozen , 2. > c ; stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , each , ic ;
kidneys , per dozen , lOe ; brains , per dozen , 15c.
MUTTON Dressed lambs , 7c ; dressed hhecp ,
Cc : racks , C''c ; legs nnd caddies , 7'ic ; brcasla
and stews , 3c ; tongues , each , Cc ; plucks , each ,
2o.
I.lvorponl flrnin mill 1'rovlnlinin.
LIVEIU'OOL. Jan , 11. WHEAT Spot , quiet
demand poor ; No. 2 red , winter , noililni ,
quoted ; No. 2 re.l . , spring , Cn lOVid : No.
hard , Manitoba , nothing quoted ; No. 1 Call
fornla , 7s 2d. Futures opi-ncd easy , with lien
posltlonB lower nnd distant positions % d lower
closing steady , with near and distant position
94 < T1 < 1 lower ; business about equally distribute , !
January , Cs S'-d ; February , Cs 9'id ; March , C
IVid ; May , Cs lOd.
COUN Spot , quiet ; American mixed. 2s 9l-d
Futures opened llrm , with near and dlstan
positions Ud lower ; closed quiet , with Marc !
lower nnd other months Hd lower ; busbies
heaviest on middle positions ; January , 2s 9Vid
February. 2s 9'id ; March nnd April , 2s OUd
May. 2M lOd.
FLOt'H-Stendy : demand poor ; St. Loul
fancy winter , 9s Sd.
PROVISIONS Itaeon. Hrm ; Improving ; Cum
beiland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. , 27s Cd ; hhort ribs.
to 21 lliB. . 2CH Cd ; long clear , light. 35 to 3
Ibs. , 27s ; long clear , heavy , 40 to 45 Ibs . 20s
fhort clear backs , light. 18 Ibs. . 20s ; short clea
middles heavy. 45 tu 50 Ibs. , 24 Cd ; clear bel
lies , 14 to 1C Ibs. . 23s Cd. fhoulders , square , 1
tu 18 Ibs. , 20s. Hams , short cut , 14 to 16 Ibs.
39s Cd. Heef , extra India mess. C2a 5d. prime
inpss. 50s. 1'ork. nrlme mess , line western. 4S
9d ; incJInm. western , 4H 3d. Lard , quiet ; prlnu
western , 21s. rellncd , In palls , 22s.
CHEESE Firm ; demand moderate ; fines
American , white and colored ( September ) , Ms
HUTTEIt Finest United Sliitcs , OOs ; good , COS
I'ETHOI.EITM Hellned. C'Jd.
IlEFIUGEUATOlt I1EEF Forequarters , 3d
hindquarters. r , ? d.
HOI'S At London ( PaclHo coast ) . 3 10s.
KIIIINIIH Clly Mnrk 'tn.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 1L WHB AT Market
fairly nctlvc nl sllsht declines : No. 2 hard. JSo ;
No. : red. nominally , 92fi93c ; No. 2 spring , 7W
COIlN-Markct ' .iffHc lower ; No. 2 mixed , 17'.4
O'A'TS Market rather slow , about steady ; No. :
white. 18Vc.
IlYI * * ' o * * 22c
HAY Mn'rket Hteady : choice timothy , $ S.COO
S.50 ; .c'.iolcc prairie , $ r.SO.
UUTTBIl Market steady ; creamery ,
dalr > ' . 10013C.
EGGS Market unsettled nnd lower ,
London Colonial Wool Snlrx.
LONDON. Jan. 11.Tho II" ! F rP nf "ri. " -i
wool pales for this year will open nt the Wool
exchange January 19. ami Is tlxed l < > elie I-eli-
ruary 11. The arrivals to date for the i-erles
are as follows : New South nles. .2.CCO ;
Queensland. 3C.2SO ; Victoria. 55.931 : h "ith Aus
tralia. 21.553 ; West Australia , 7.3,4 : Tnrtnnnln ,
165 ; New /eahind , 23,591 ; Cape of Good Hope
and Natal , C3.924 making a total of 2J2.2H
bales , Including fS.OOO sent direct.
Siuriir
I/1NDON. Jnn. II.-StlOAIt-Cane. quiet : cen-
trlfiiKiil. Java , 11s 3d : Muscoviido. fair rellnlng.
9s 9d. llect , llrm ; January , 9s 3d ; rrbruary.
"VlJNV YOIIK. Jan. ll.-Sl'GAH-llaw. steady ;
fair. refining. 2'13-Ko : cenlrlfmal. W test.
33-ICc bid ; salcH twenty ton Muscovado , J9
test , nt 2 13-lCc ; 2M hags molasses , 13 test , nt
29-lCc , landed ; refined , quiet.
Pi'iirln ( i rn 1 11 Mnrki'l.
IT.oniA. Jan. 11. COHN Market easy , lower ,
new No. 2 , Iflc.
OATS Market quiet , easy : No. 2 white , nom
inal.
IIYE-Market dull , nominal.
WHISKY Market steady ; finished goods on the
hauls of $1.18 for high wlnen.
HEC'EIPTS-Corn. 74H > 0 bu. ; onts , 31,150 bu.i
rye , 1,200 bu. ; whisky , none.
.MIiiiicniinllM Win-ill Miirkcl.
JtlNNEAPOLIS. Jan. H.-WIIRAT-I/JWir ;
Jnnuarv. 7C c : Mny. 7 < - . nil trnrk No. 1 hnnl ,
77ic ; No. 1 northern , "Clie ; receipts , 331 ears.
Kluln ll'lttnMnrlii'l. .
ELGIN. Jnn. II. TiriTnit Steady : offerings.
C3 100 Ibs. ; sales , 20,720 Ibs. , lit lOc ; 4.2CO Ibs. , nt
Kill I Hlvcr I'rliil OliidiH .
KALI , HIVEIt , Mas * . , Jan. 11. Print cloths
quiet ; moderate mice.
FrlNro Win-lit ( liiiitntliiii ,
SAN FIIANCIHCO , Jan. ll.-WHRAT-Dillli
Mny , $1.57 % . _
Fori-lun Kl nil nrllil.
IIUHLIN , Jan. II. Bxelinniin on I/indnn , eight
days' night , 20 marks 374 ! I'fg-
PA1HS , Jan. II. Three per cent rentes , 103f
ir.o for the account ; exchange on London , 23f
23o fnr checks.
IXJNDON. Jnn. 11. Gold Is quoted nt lluenos
Ayres today at IS7.CO : Lisbon , 39 ; Home. 101.7714.
The amount nf bullion gone Into the Hank of
on balance todny was 128,000.
Klimnrliilot -H.
II08TON. Jnn , 11. Clearings , $12,10S , IO ; bal
ances , | C,3C2,16I ,
IIALTIMOItl-3. Jan , II. Clearing * , $2,223i33 ;
balances , $262,312.
NEW YOIIK. Jun , 11-Cleurlngii , $ W,3I8I52 ;
balance * , C,3 , K1.
PHILADKLI'lIIA , Jan , 11-Clcarlngi , | 8,3II , .
074 ; balance * , $1C8C,29I.
CHICAGO , Jan. 11-Clearlnin , $ iat1.425
monty , iteaJy ; uucbantjcj ; K w Xfcrk
-4.
How much will your admin
istrator 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
$100,000 will leave your wife
$5,000 yearly income either lof
20 years or until her death ii
prior thereto ; then $100,000 will
be paid in one sum. A possible
return of $200,000.
is m , EM
The true business man acu
oromptly. Get our rates at once *
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 10:50. : Omaha , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AXO : SIWB
, lionri ! of Trade.
Direct wires to Ciitunco and Ntw Tork.
CoiTCdponJenn : John A , Warren & On
HIDES WANTED.
Hldicst market prlcn paid and prompt retnrnj
Itururonco umalin National lliiik :
F. 3. BUSH & CO. ,
No commission. 5I3S. | : itli St. . Oiualin , Nob.
DR.
RflcCREW
THE ONLY
SPECIALIST
-IIO T EATS AU ,
PRIVATE DISEASES
\Veakneii A UitorderoC
! WEN ONLY
SO On ETpcilmce.
0 Ye i ie Omali * .
flook Krre , Coiuulutfaa
and Kxaminalion Krc * .
Hlli n < S rernim SiD ,
< > < t ii . NKU.
nit IIAl.NK5' ; < ji si'in'iric :
It rnn tin elroa uillifiiil ( kitonli'dce of
< lii' imllritt liicuniv , trniir nrtlflrsof fuoili "III
tnVct a iKTinaiient ( ind Piwdy enrc. ulipthcr the
I'jilicnl Ian niniliTnti-ilrliikcriirun alrnhullc wri > cU.
HiMtk of piirtkllluiH f l re , tn bo hud of
Kiihn .t l.'u. . I .Mil A' Iliiuclu"I' . Oinnlm , Nl'b.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. , Prop's. Cincinnati , 0.
CKf Wlllr fur Iliclr " lh k ou ili.ri < Miie ll bll , uallr < l frrc.
OIIlco of Lcc-Clnrkc-AiulrocHcn Hiirdwara
Company , Oiimha , Neb. , Uec. 12 , 11 > % :
Notlca la licruby Klvcn to stocklinUlors
of the licu-Cliirkc-AiulrvcHun lliirdwnra
coniiiiiny that the aniiitlil inoetlnn of tlio
Btockholdcra of tto coiiipany will bo held
at the olllct.-s of the Ha Ul conipnny , Noa.
1219 , 1221 and I22j Jiarnuy strcot , In the city
of Omaha , in 1:10 diato of KcbrasUa , on
Tuesday , January 12. A. D. 16D7. at 3 o'clock
p. in. , for the purpose of electing a board
of directors for the company , to servo dur-
IIIK the ensuing year , and to transact such
other business as may bo presented at Hiicli
mcotliiK. ( Seal. ) H. J. IHI3.
Attest : I'rcslili-nt.
W. M. Or.ASS. Secretary. Di > cl2d22t
STOCK IIOLDint.S * MKKTIXfJ.
UNION LAND COMPANY.
Notlco In hereby ( jlven that tbu annual
mc-utliig of tbo titocknolderu of the Union
Land company for the election of five (11-
ctoi'H anil the train avtlon of Rtlch other
filncHH IIH nmy lawfully come before the
inci'tlru ; will lie bold at the olllcc of the
general Hoiiultor , Union Paulllo biilldlin ; ,
Omaha. Nubrnska , upon Monday tbo llth
lay of January , lsfi7 , at 10 o'clock a , in ,
ALKXANDICIl MILLAU. Hccrctary.
Jioston , StiiBS. , IJcccmber 7 , lS9i. (
D22 i22t !
SOo discount : fnrelKn vxchanKt' , dvmand , Ji.C7 % ;
clxty day , X.MH.
KT. LOL'IH , Jim. II. ClPiirlliRB , | S,024'J30 ; hal-
incus. JC2I.MI ; money , DM" PIT cent ; Muw YorK
' par Lid : : : c premium luked.
DrlcKiili-H In 'rciiiicNHi-c ( 'ciitennliil.
In compliance with a mitiest from the
loan ! of Managers of tlio Tcnneesco cxposl-
lon. Mayor ilroutch lias oppolnteil the fol-
owlng Omaha colored men c repret'cnta-
Ives of their race from this district : T. I * .
Mobatnltt , Jlcv. J. U. C. Owens , Dr. M. 0.
ItlcUetts , John \Vrliht ; , 0. Kranklln , Joha
W. Long and George K. CollliiB.
_ f
TIIU Itl'JAI/I'V MA It 1C 1ST. ' ' " |
NSTUUMKNTS plactd on record Monday ,
January II. 1WO :
WAHItANTV DliKDS.
I. V. Cady and wife to Mu'rirnrot
Cook , lot 22. blk. 1 FoHtcr's adU..I l.COO
M. H. Iven and hurbrind to V. M ,
Drulen. umH4 lot 5 , blk , 11H , Omaha. 47,000
leiiHon Land Company to I'otcr I'o-
iprHon , lotfl 3 and 1 , blk. 07 , HcnHoii. C23
O'llcrnu & lloHlek to J.V , Htone , lot
3 , blk. 4 , O'jierno & H'H add. . . , . WO
QUIT CLAIM DKRDH.
U. I > . Hy. Co. to C. . Ht , P. , M. & O.
} ly < ,9 ° - l > rt lotH J and 8. and alloy
n bJk. 321 , Omaha , and part Four
teenth Htn-ut . . .
aiil Hcnf nnd wlfo to Kred ICrtitf
llrowlnif company , lot 2 and n 3 feet
lot 3. IIllHCHll'H Hill ) .
J , J. King and wlfo to A. I. . Iiurr ,
, purt lotH 1 and 2. blk. 19H4 , Omaha. .
Julia Husky to Julia ( VConnor , lot
IP , blk. 13 , Haundem & H'H Highland
park * ,1 * , , , , , , * , , , , , , , , , , , . , * , ,
loUl amount gt transfeni..1