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TIIK OMAHA DAILY II EE: TUT7 USD A Y JANUARY 22, 1003. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL "Wheat Market it ActWe on the Chicago ' Board of Trade. ALL GRAINS RISE SOMEWHAT DURING DAY V January rork Adrtnrri More Than Dollar" a la Temporarily Fol lowed hi Mar Options, Which Decline Attala Iater, CHICAGO, Jn. a. The wheat market ras again active nml strong toimy, May clotlng with a net galu of 4'uSc. My corn closed a shade ana May oats -o higher. I'rovlrloi.a at the close were u hade to 24c down. .Hoy wheat opened 'iffSc Improved at Tl'Vffrt'Vi on firm cables ami light receipts an I advanced on general buying, which ap parently wan not participate, i In ly the leading long to oOHiffWHc Heavy lliulM tlon, uue In part to report that the long mentioned was selling through brokers, caused a drop to ti4c later. Tula lol loped by a rally to su4c, and the close waj Strong. May 44i4c up at liVi'04e. The closing rally came about through an active demand created by a DUuth report ot an advance In ossh prlrea and various reports or miff blda by foreigner, and especially continental Intt-reata. ImirX receipt were 45 cara, none of contract grade; Minne apolis and Duluth rejorted 2M earn, making a total for the three point of & cars, sgjlnst 2X8 last week and "18 a year iiro. primary receipts aggregated t46,00u bushels, compared with 3x..im bushels lust year. Seaboard clearances were KW.tioo bushels. ' There was only a small trade In corn, but prices held steady on the poor grading of fresh arrivals, a good cash demand ani In vmnnlhv with whewt. Mnv emld between 44'v,c and 44S.C anil closed a shade up at ' 444'(i'444ic. Ixical receipts were Mi cirs. The oats market was fairly active. T ncre wag considerable selling early, hut a g lod demand developed under the Influence of the wheat strength, and a good rash dc. ninnil. und prices held steady. May sold between ;vij and 36c and ciosed 4c higher at 364c. Receipts here were IK! cars. The feature ot trade in the provision pit was the bulge In January pork,' whlcti ad vanced on a demand from snorts and closed $l.oi over yrttcrdny at JIN. The May op tions at the opening rescinded to the ad vance in bogs and the January firmness, but declined on local selling, elosinu; steady. Msv pork closed a shade down at llrt 7'Xd) 16.T24, May lard 24 lower at $.6u and May ribs a shade depressed at $w.2iku"9.224. Estimated recelpta tomoirow: Wheat. 40 cars; corn, 3(6 cans; oats, 220 cars; hogs, 22,(K) head. The leading futures ranged as follows: rants continue nominal: No. 1 northern foundry Is quoted at $23 ii25 (ai; No. 2 nor.h'rn foundry. No. 1 southern foundrv, ii Hi No. 1 soft foundry southern at r.2.00 ArUcles.l Open. I Wgh. Low. i Close. Yesy. Wheat Jan. May July Corn Jan. May July Oats Jan. May July Pork Jan. May Lard Jan. May July Rib Jan. Mar 76V 77 4vH loHtm 47VJ 43(U434 34 364'd'4 3241 w y IS 76 10 25 S 66 4S 9 0741 48 4l'4:41V((Vi 7fiSi 744 1 474 7Vi 757, S0V&4 TflWi 43V! 36 324 19 V I 16 i2i 10 SO 9 70 9 624 9 124 9 SO 32 15 00 16 70 io 174 9 6 9 424 9 074 9 20 OM4.IH HHOI,l:MI.K MAflKRT. Condition of Trade and Uoototlone on staple and Faaey Prodaee. EGOS Frrh stock. 20c. 1,1 V K lMl'LTKY-HHW, 9t9Hc; old roost ers, tvttr; turkeys, 124) 13c; ducks, WiOc; geese. ,tm?; spring chickens, per lb., ()S4c!. UREHHEU t'Ol'LTIlY-Young chickens, lrtillc; h us, linfrllc; turkeys, Iodise; ducks, ll'di.'c: geese, ihHiHc. W'TTKH-Packing stock. 144f?le: choice dalrv. In tub. Iiil7c; separator, 2742c. u) sTKFlb Hlandnrds, per can, 2sc; extra selects, per rm. 3.:; New York counts, per can, 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal., $1.7o; bulk, standard, per gal., 11.46. KHKSH FISH Trout, -nlPc; herring. Be; pickerel, He; pike c; perch. So; buffalo, drestcd, 7c; suntlsh. 3c; bluellns, c; whlie tlsh, ; salmon, l'ic; haddock, 11c; codlish. itr; redsnapper, lo-; lobsters, boiled, p r ll., 3uc; loteters, green, per lb., 2c: bull heads. UK-; catfish, 14c; black bass, 2uc; halibut, lie. URAN IVr ton. 813.50. HAY Prices flunked by Orr.nha Whole sale Ijealers' association: Choice No. 1 up land, tn.a; No. 1 medium, 7.50; No. 1 coarse. $7. Hye straw, ti. These pr!ces are for hay of good color and quality. IJetnand fair, recelpta light. COHN Sfio. OATS 34c. RYE No. 2. 4.V. VKOKTABL.ES. NEW CELERY Kalamaioo, per doa., BC; California, per dJi., 4tntjiSc. i'UTATOKS-Per hu., 4utir45c. HVVKET I'OTATOKS Iowa and Kansas, 2.io. TURNIPS Ter bu., 40c; Canada rutaba gan per lb., IV. HEK18 Per bu., 40r. , L'l't t'MHKKS-Hothouse, per doi., $2. PAHHNIPH Per bu., 40c. OA KKOTH Per hu.. 40c. UKKKS ONIONS Southern, per do. bunches, 45c. KAD1SI1KS Southern, pet dox. bunchts, 4ic. WAX BEANS Pee bu. box, $3; string beuns. per bu. box, $1.50. I' AH BAG KHr.l land seed, per lb.. l'4c. ONIONS New horrn? grown. In sacks, per lb., Hfcc; Spanish, per crate, $1.75. NAVY HKANH Per bu., ti.6. TOMATOICS New California, rer 4-bas-ket crate, tio; Florida, per b-basket crate, Jt.fn 1).i.t0. CAULIFLOWER California, per crate, $2.75. FRUITS. PEARS Fall varieties, per box, $2; Colo rado, per box. $2.5. A PPL.KS Wet? tern, per bbl.. $2.75; Jona- PV: No- t, ."jic; No. 4. 69flV4c; reject 1, WKmnc; No. 2 red, 6'.-1(7nc; No. 3, tiTfiOc. t OHN January, 2i c; Mnv, .9",c; cash. No. 2 mixed, i9'c; No. 2 white, 4m4c; No. 3, 4(r4"V4c. OA I S No. 2 white, SSHfiSfic; No. 2 mixed, 35'c R Y E No. 2, 4fic. HAY Choice timothy, 113.00; choice prai rie, $". BUTTER Creamery, 222lc; dairy, fancy, 21c. EGOS Fresh, 17Hc Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu H6.4 s.'.sn-i Corn, bu ll.S Oats, bi4 X2.UU0 21.W.I Liverpool Orala and Provisions. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 21. WHEAT Spot, firm; No. 2 red western, winter, laVid: No. 1 California, 6s Vfcd. Futures, firm; March, 6a Hd ; May, 6s 2 '(!. CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new, 4s lid; old, no stock. Futures, steady; March. 4s4-d; May. 4s 2-d. PK AS Quiet; Canadian. 6s 7d. FliOI.'R St. Ixuls fancy winter, 8s 3d. HCPS At London iPacllic coast) firm, 6 lf,s7 Es. PROVISIONS Reef, quiet; extra India mess, 107s 6d. Pork, easy; prime mcw, western, 75s. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., firm. 47s fid. Bacon, Cumberland cut, 26 to SO lbs., firm,' 4Rs; Miort ribs. 16 to 24 lbs., firm, 4Sa 6d; long clear middles, light, 2S to lbs., firm. 4,s6d; long clear middU, heavy, 35 to 4 lbs., firm, 47b; short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs.. I.rm, 47s 6d; clea- bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., quiet, bos tJ. Shoulilers, aquare, 11 to 13 lbs., firm, 4is 6d. Lard, prime west ern. In tlercea, steady, 51s6d; American re fined, In palls, steady, 61s. BU TTKK Nominal. C1IEEPE Firm ; American flrest white and colored, strong, 62s. 1 ALUlM-hrlmr city, ste&dy, 27s 6d: Aus tralian in London, lli m, 34s 3d. The Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last week werr 24.900 quarters from Atlanllc ports, i.ono from Paclllc and 44,000 from other ports. The imports of corn from Atlantic ports laet week were 29,7u quarters. Philadelphia Produce Market. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 21. BUTTER Pull and w-ak; extra western creamery, 26c; exra cTeamery, nearby prints, 27c. KGC3S Weak and 1c lower: frsh nearby. 25c. at the mark; fresh western, 2."c. loss off; fresh southwestern, 23Jj2lc; fresh Gouthern, 22c. CHEESE Firm and fair demand; New York full creams, prime, small, llc; N;w York run creams, lair to good, small, 134'U 134C; New York full creams, print, large, 14c; New York full creams, f.ilr to good, lurge, HVil&lSc. 471i 44-U US 41''., 42Hi-j43 43 34 34 3ns 36 32 22, 19 00 16 72' 10 17 9 W 9 45 9 071,1 47H 17 95 16 72 10 20 9 t2'4 9 4o 9 10 9 22 No. 2. Cash quotntlona were as follows: FLOUR Firm: winter patents. $3.G0?,T70: straights, $3,204(3.46; spring patents, $3.50'(J 8.80; straights. $3.0()W3.40; bakers, 2.35Ctf20. WHEAT No. 2 spring, 78c; No. 3, T&ijtuc; No. 2 red, 777Sc. CORN No. 2. 47Hc; No. 2 yellow. 47V4C. OATS No. 2, 84Hc; No. i white, 31'i SSHc RYE No. 2. 62c. ' BARLEY Good feeding. 444Sc; fair to Choice malting, iPSc. SEEDS No. 1 Max. $1.19; No. 1 north western, $1.24; prime timothy, $4.10; clover, contract grade, $11.60. , ... PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $18. Lard, per 100 lbs., $10.17. Short ribs slden (loose), $j.!T)i9.30. Dry salted shoulders (boxed), I8.5UI&8.75; short clear aldea (boxed), i9.37H9.62. Following were the recelpta and ahlp merus ot Hour and grain: KeCln". Salnmnt. Flour, bbls 32f0 23.ono What, bu........i 96.30). 43.9fM) Corn, bu S7A.600 3010 r hu 5W.0fi0 269.000 Hv bu 7.600 . 010 1 Barley, bu.. 171,000 1S.E0O On the Produce exchange odny the but ter market whs easy; creamenea, 174jf25o; dairies, 17iS23c. Eggs, steady; loss off, cases returned, 23Vc. Cheese, strong fit lyltc. NEW YORK GENKnAL MARKETS. thai.s, $4; New York stock. $:?.25; Callfornlu Bcllftowers, per bu. box, $1.60 GRAPES Malagas, pvr keg. $6.007.00. CRANBERRIES Wisconsin, er bbl., $10; Bell and Bugle?, $11, per box, $3.60. TROPICAL FRUITS. BANANAS Per bunch, according to size, $2. (UKa 2. uo. LEMONS California fancy, $3.75; choice, $3.50. ORANGES Florida Brlghts, $3.75; Cali fornia navels, fci.oo; California swee'. Jaifus, all sizes, $2.50; choice, $3. LA TEH Persian. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.. 6c; l -r i:ove ot 30-lD. pkgs., $2.26. TIGS-California, per lo-lb. carto.is, $1; Turkish, per 85-ib. box, H'olw. MISCELLANEOUS. HONEY New uiah, pr 24-frame case, $3.'iu. CtDCR-New York, $4.60; per V4-bbl., $2.75. SAL'tKKHAI'T- Wisconsin, per V4-bbl 2.-a; per bbl.. $3.75. POPCORN Per lb., 2c; shelled. 4c. HIDES No 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 5c; No. 1 salted, 7Vc; No. 2 suited, 6c; No. I veul call, & to 12 lbs., c; No. 2 vi-ol calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, Sjlic; sli ep pelts, iiSu'ibc; horse hides, $1.50f2.50. NI TS Walnuts, No. 1 roft shell, per lb.. 15c; hard kIh 11, per lb., 14c; NO. 2 soft shell, per lb., inc; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c; biiixils, per lb., 12c; filberts, per lb., 12c; almond, soft shell, per lb.. 16c; hard n'.iell. ptr lb., iic; pecans, large, p-. r lb., 12c; umall, per ib , 11c; cocoauuts, per dm., ooc; chestnuts, per lb., ldc; peanuts, per lb 6c; I'OdSled peanuts per Ih. 7c: black walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per bu., $1.5o; cocoanuts, per 1, $1. OLD METALS. ETC. A. B. Alplrn quutei the following prices: Iron, country, mixed, per ton, $11; iron, stove plate, per ton, Ss; copper, per. lb., c; brass, heavy, per lb., fcc; bras, light, per ib., 6c; lead, per lb., be. cine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb., 6c. Minneapolis Whent, Floor nnd Bran. MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 21. WHEAT May, 7RVo7sc; July, 7N,e; on track. No. 1 hard. 79,c; No. 1 northern, 78ic; No. 2 northern, 77tte. t l)rn-First patents, $3.75if3.90: second tents. $3.553.75: flret clears, $3.00rg3.2O; pa aecoml clears. 52.1(Kfi-.iii. BRAN In bulk. $14.5015.00; $15.25 316.00. In sacks. Dnlath Grain Market. DT'LUTH. Jan. 21. WHEAT Cash, No. 1 hard, 78c; No. 2 northern. 75; No. 1 northern, 7lIS,c: May, 7J?c; July, 79c. OATS May, 35c. Peoria Market. PEORIA, III., Jan. 21. CORN Steady No. 3. 42c. OATS Steady; No. 3 white, 3ic. NEW YORK STOCKS AXD DOXDS. of the continental competition. An early reductli n of "Tile hank of England's rat rf discount was regarded as prooahle. Bnsl ne( on the 8to a exchange wa quiet and prices were heavy In the absence ot sup port. Consols hardened. Americans were dull and generally below parity, owing to the hesitating and olsi-ouraging operations In New York. They improved later on New lork support and r ! Ilrm. Oraml irunk were t fferei', but pr'cea were sagging. Kaf rlrs were drooping, but closed with a bet ter feeilng as a result of the rumor that Italian labor will be Introduced In South Mrlca. 'i he amount of bullion tnken Into the Bank of England on balance today was '.2. 00". PARIS, Jan. 21. Business ripened ani mated on the bourse today, with prices tirm. Rentes were heavj' and Brazilians and Rio tintoe, suffered trom reallr.atlons. Offerings were extended afierward to other departments, then there was a general lull and In plte or a temporary rally stocks continued to sg nrd closed heavy. For- Igmrs nnd Industrials were dull. Rentes, firmer; rallied slightly and Irregular. Tha private rate of discount wn 2 l.i-l. Three per cent rentps, lmf 5e for the account. BERLIN. Jan. 21. Exchange on london, 2im 4tpfg for checks. Discount rates: Short Villa, 2 per cent; three months' bills, 2 per cent. v SiT York Money Market. NEW' YORK. Jan. 21. MONEY-On call, steady, 3'y4 per rent; h gh"st. 4; closing offered, 4. Time money, ni mer; sixiy uays. 4ia44 per cent; ninety days. 4H-H; six monlhs, 445. Prime mercantile paper, b1j 5 per cent STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with actual business In banker' bills at $l.869i for demand and at M.s37iVft4.K.W for rlxty days; posted rates. $4 84 and $4.h7t.SS; commercial hills, $4.82Tl4.S3V SILVER Bar, 47c; Mexican dollars, 57c. BONDS Government, wcuk; railroad, Ir regular. The closing quotations tn bonds are as fellows. l s. ret. I. reg....l09 Hocklnx Vl. 4V,t....im du mui-oii 10 t,. A N. unl. 4 ini'4 do da. rex 10? Mf-x. Central 4a 7a Q.i tuunoB 10'iV do la Inc. 20 .I34'l Minn. A HI. U. 41. ...1112", AM'-, M . K. H T. 4a D t .11(1 do 2a 84- .lltt K. Y. I', gen. J'4...104 .Hi3 N. J. C. sen. (a 13.14j .M4'4 No. Parlflo 4a .1C:S do 3 . J2S N W. con. 4a. . ln-a Reading gin. 4a... . 04 St. L. I. M. r,a .11 St. . rt. K . 1'iK'l St. L. 8. .WT-i do i . ; B. A. ft A. P. 4a. .tim So. Pai Ifl.' 4a . 7S'A So. Kailwiiy Ra. . . . 114 Texan Ac PaclHc la...ll7 4a...1l"Vj T.. St. I.. W. 4a KH , l nlnn Farinc 4a... 107'i do cotk. 4a .101'- Wabaali la . P4 do 2a . ill uo di ll, rt . yJOfc WpMt Shore, 4a.. . i. Wheel. L. R. . ,o Wit. t'Kiilral 4a H' .11114 t'on. Tobu'.-co 4a tl-!a W. la. do new 4a. Teg. do coupon do old 4n. reg do coupon do la. rig do coupon At-hlpon gen. 4a do adj. 4a Pal. A Ohio 4a do 3i, do cotiv. 4a Canada So. Ja Central of la. oa... do Is Inc (lua. a Ohio 4 'in.. Chicago ft A. Ua. ., II. a: U. n. 4a. ('. M & St P g. f. N. W. r. In C, R. I. A: P. 4a. C c C ft Pt b g. 4a. Chicago Ter. 4s.... Colorado So. 4a.,.. Kcnrtr ft K. O. 4a. Erie prior lien 4a.. do gentiral 4a K. W. A D. C. la. rioston Sloclia and Bonds. BOSTON, Jan. 21. Call loans, 4!R per cent; lime loans, ivi'tin per cent. onlcl.Tl c'oslng of stocKa und uuin'c: 71 101 H T. 114', 94', ', a: att'i . .lo:ir ..inr. ....117 ....111 .... 77Uj ll' WKAIIB COMMISSION COMPANY. alls Neb Otiotatlons on Various of the Day Conimnllt Irs. NEW Y'ORK, Jan. 21.-FLOUR-Recelpts, 11,':99 bbls. ; exports. 2.3S1 bbls.; market flr.ii and fairly active; winter patents, $3Mi4.U); winter straigh.s, .!.) 3. tw Min nesota patents, $4.KaTiI.30; winter extras, Jl.SiiyXlO; Minnesota bakers, J3.236i3.40; win ter low grades, $2.6txi:i'2.90. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $3.O04i3.36: choice to fancy, $3 45453.55. Buckwheat flour, tirm, $3.2tM 2 25. spot and to arrive. . CORNMEAL Firm; yellow western. $1.20; city. $1.13; Brandywlne, f3.40tga.5r.. RYU Firm; No. 2 western. 69c, f. o. b.. float; state, 66i67c, c. I. f.. New York. BARLEY Quiet; feeding. 42c, c. o. f Buffalo; malting. 47&6tc, c. I. f., Buffalo. WHEAT Receipt., 88,350 bu.; exports, 15,408 bu. Spot, market firm; No. 3 red, 83c, elevator, and 83c, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, 89c, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba. 9c, f. o. b. afloat. Up to 1 o'clock bullish conditions pre vailed tn wheat and prices advanced, fol lowed by reactions under prorit-taking ales. The early buying motlvs were higher cables, export demand, small re ceipts, continued western support and for eign demand, and a final rally occurred on covering that left last prices c net higher. March closed at 84'4c; May, 82V5 KSc; closed at 83c; July, 79iijSOc; closed t 80c. CORN Receipts, 51,000 bu. ; exports, 442 bu. Spot, . steady ; No. 2, &Sc. elevator, and tiOc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 5'Jc; No. 2 white. 50c. The option market was ?ulet and without much feature apparent or further strength in January on cover ing. ib neavy interior movement wat bout offset by liberal clearances; closed KVo net higher; January, tv.4(txc; closed at Que; February, 56tj67c; closed at 66c: March, 64u54c; May, 49V(i't9c; closed t 49c; July, 44c; closed at 48c. N OATS Receipts, 24,()0 bu. ; exports, 730 b'j. Spot, firmer; No. 2, 42c; standard whitn, 44c: No. 3. 42c; No. 2 white, 44c; No. 3 white. 43c; track, mixed western, nomi nal; track, white. 43ii'4c. Options quiet but generally firmer: May closed at 411c. HAY Firm; shipping, 5iHj70c: good to choice, XfK"(i1.06. HOPFlrm; state, common to choice, 19(13 rop, 8ch37c; 1901 crop, 24)26c: olds. 8ll2c; Pacific coast, 1902 crop, 2e'u31c; 1U01 crop, -t'miix-; olda, kijl2c. HIDES Firm; Galveston, 30 to 25 lba. 18c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., c; Texas dry. 14 to SO lbs., 14c. LEATHER Firm; acid, !i2Je. PKIlVIHIIIN'K-Unf aa.lv UInllu an on C17 00; mess. $10.0iKn 10 50; invt hams. fj0.5n'.i a.OU; packers. $14.0yiiu I5.C0; city. t24.Outij27.O0. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies. .',$( 10.00; pickled shoulders. $-1.26: pickled hams, $11 owun. Lard, tirm; weatern ateamen', $10.56; refined, firm; continent, $;0.6j; South America. $10; eompout.d. $7.&c4ji7.7i. l'ork. rlrm: family, $18 .ati ls.76; short clear $19 6tu-'1.5": Qieaa, $!8.('ijj 1X.50. TALLOW Firm; city, dc; country, 6V3 RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4y 6To; Japan, nominal. BUTTER Recelpta, 8.083 pkga.; steady; atate dairy, lsra'Ac; creamery, extra, 26c; creamery, common to choice, lli3uc. E041S Receipts, C.574 pkgs.: easier; state nd Pennsylvania, average beat. 24c; west ern, poor to fancv, 23c. CHEESE Receipts. 2 pkgs.; market firm; state full cream, fancy a mull, colored, fall made, 14c; late made, 13tilac; small, white, fall made. 14til4lc: late mi,i 134c; large, colored, fall made, I4c; late made. 13c; large, white, fall made, 14Ktc; late made, ia. POULTRY-Allve: Steady; turkeys. Ufa 16c; fowla. 14c DreHaetl: BUw; western chickens, lal4c; western fowls, Uc; turkeys, lVy.vc. , METAlJJ Tin was about lis lower In Loudon today under speculative selling. With spot sad futures both quoted et LVJt 6a. The New York market was quiet and about steady at t2a.uwi2K.25. Copper de clined 3a M in Iondon. closing st 1! 13a fcd Tor iot and 63 for futures, lorally cop per was a shade lower and easy. Standard Is quoted at 111 fcf: lake. $116 U 115.1; elec truly lit-. Ihi.n ll A: raatlng. $12 ti 1112. t.rsd was Is 3d higher In london st 11 lis V1. but was quiet and Unchanged herj t $4 13 Sp-lter was qjiet and unchanged here at $4 0.iu4 95 and In London at 20 2s (d. Iron advanced Id In Glasgow tti 63s Id and In Mlddleaborough to 4.s 6d. Lo cally troa was dull and unchanged, war- 110-111 Board of Trade, O Telephone 1.11U. CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-WIIEAT-The mar ket scored the top price on this bull turn, advancing to JHfoSoc for May. The bull moll ven have been the same as effective vt late, covering of shorts and export de mand. The May has shown c'.ear aifciis of congestion. Cables were Mrong. Argen tine reported threshing Impelled by rainy weather. The mi board rejor.s from 63 to 70 loads taken for export. Local cash salts, o.Oub bushe.s No. 1 northern. Houses here have done a lare business direct nd in all directions, including France, at prlcea lc better than Tuesday. Fiour sales from both St. Louis and Minneapolis are re ported large, including 12, UK) bbls. void to Australia. Clearances, 110,000 bjshels. Pri mary receipts. 543.000 bushels, against 386.OU0 lust year, in the northwest, 2M curs, ' against 34 a year ago. Local receipts, 45 1 cars, with .lone contract. Estimates i itcncrrow, 40 cara. corn Market has been rather neglected, but has kept steady in nympathy with wheat. January us up allshtly and ca.h market was ue up. There were sales to the east cf about 150. 000 bushels for prompt shipments. New York reporis 2. loads ti'Xen for export. Clearances. 470,000 bush els. Primary receipts, O.o.O-.'O bushels, ugalnst 3yjo last year. Iocal cash ales, 317 cars, with none contract. Estimates for tomorrow. 303 cars. Argentine spot core, was up equal to 2c at Liverpool. There were only 14, 4ffl b 11 pile Is contract out of private elevator. OATS Market has been firm, helped large'.y by strength In wheat. Cash market was U1c higher. Local receipts. 1SI cars, with seven contract. Estimates for tomor row, 220 cars. Clearances. 9.000 bushels. New York reports 150.000 bur'.iels taken for export. I .oca I cash sales, lOu.000 bushels. There was no standard out of private houses and 7.8 bushels standard shipped. PROVISIONS The advance In January pork to $19 ha been the feature In the provision market, about 3,000 barrels chang ing hc.nds at that price. The whole market lias been lirm with hogs, which opened 10 hl5c higher, with best hogs at $. There was some profit-taking on the advance. It looked aa If there was some selling of May ribs by Armour Cudahy Packing company sea. nogs were s.iJ unaer the estimate. Entlmates for tomorrow, SI.Ou). Hoja in the west today, 75.6)0, against 92,Oi) last week and 130.700 last year. WEARE tHJMMISSION COMPANY. Listless Openlnar Gives Way to Sup port and Good Prlcea Realised. NEW YORK. Jan. 21. Today s market opened with the same listless tone and dull business that have characterised the dealings for rome days past. The first transactions showed a tendency to lower prices, but with no especial pressure to sell, Pnd when support was offered there was a general advance of prices higher than those of last night. In this movement several of the specialties rose several points or more, among them Sloss Sheffield .Steel, which sold 2 higher. The advance brought with It a felling off In the demand, but in the absence of sell ing orders the tone continued firm. After midday the upward movement of prices was resumed and more than fractional gain? were made on the leaders. Whatever there was of animation in the market was In the last hour, when the buying was of a more vigorous character than for Borne days. The favorable tone was maintained up to the close, which was Mrong at generally the best nr'.cen of the day. Although the market showed a good tone the business of the dav was not especially important, tho total sales being Utile In excess of 500.000 shares. The Innprrsriva feature of today's general situation was tho check upon the advance In sterling exchange. Demand ster'.lnir v:is quoted a shade under last nltht. whllo of equal p-ieTnllirance sterling at Ports rose again, making a net advance of lc Mnce the first of the week. Tilers movements practically dispose of whatever chance there was of gold exports during the pres ent week; they occur, moreover, while local morey rates continue very easy, while New York exchange at other domestic cen ters continues high and while the cash keeps pouring Into the New York banks fiom the treasury, lounyr report or tne subtreasury showed that that institution has raid over to the banks $2,8C0,0O0 since lit' Friday. The bond market wns dull and prices for 1 ruled steady. Total sales, par value, $l,81fl.- 000. United States 3s. registered, and the 4s. registered, advanced i and the 3s, reg-li-'oyod, per cent In the hid price. The following are he closing prices on the New York Mod excuange: llaa la Atch.HOll do pfd HoMoii & Albany Burton & Me.... itoaton Klevated N.'Y.. N. H. Kltchbur pfd... I IUO.I I'dCttlL' .... Mex. Ceutrdl .... American 8ugar.. Aim r. can T. Ac T liomlniou I. at 8. Jii. Kloctrtc .... aiaaa. Kleclrlc ... do pfd t:nlted Fruit V. 6. Steel.. pld ..11 .Allouei . . M ! AmMlgamated .. M Ulngham ..Cut ,Cal. & Heels ..lail'i Centennial li.ta Dominion Coal ... H...22: lr.',kl.ii MuVtale Koyalo 102 jMohawk 2&'t Old Dominion ... Vm.-eola .HU it'arrot . MIUaincjr .14A banta Pa Copper.. M Tamarack slj Tnmoun'aln 109' I'nlted States J7 .1 tan I 'Winona Waattngh. Common., lot Wolvaxlne Advonture .. 6'. .. 4 ... !13 ..ro .. 10 .. 10 .. f,2 .. 19', .. so .. 27 ...ltia .. 2: ..us .. . . 2314 .. 26 ... Sf4 OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Actire Demand for Both Steers and Ccwi at Stronger Frioei HOG MARKET OPENED A DIME HIGHER Fat Sheep and l.amlia Sold Freely at steady to ".Irons; Prices Bad Mexi can Yearling- Sold at Highest Price Paid This Year. SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 21. Receipts were: Officlsl Monoay .... Official Tut sua v . ., Official Wednesday Cattle. Hops. Sheep. a.:5 J. ! 3.4,10 6.!it K.lili) 8,oH 5.7. 'S 4 I ,"P4 4.5' 10 Three days this week. . 12.41-5 2t,o3 17.312 Same days list week. . . .13.2i5 2u..vl 15.C4S Same wok before H.diS Hi.!.3 10. IM Same threa wrcki ago...l,3J7 3o,it li.WI Same four w;cks ago 4,35 11,514 U.HtJ Same days last year ll.stw o.5i' lti,ot RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO PATE. The following table shows the receipts of rattle, hos and sneep at a. null (imana for the year to date, w.th compar.sons witn last Inc. l.5i 1i2. 4,7;i 15i.o2 35.6i" 2,OH2 for bogs at Dec. yeat : 19n3. Cattle i.n41 Hogs li(.4rtl Sheep 63.6.10 A.rnffe nrtce oald Omaha for the last severul Uuys with com parisons 1.. 1.. 1.. I.. ... .171(1 ....1410 111M iid . . . . Son 4tl CM t 00 I I on I 1 in t 1" 1 HEIFEHS. t t T. ain IT t. 5. . 27.. 1. 1 25 an 4'i CALVES. 1 Mi 1 7 .- t 011 10 STAGS. ...lllfl ...14!nl ...u;n ...it. 10 ... TM . .. n ... ... n ...l"4 ...Ml Its 120 , 14S 1 40 3 40 I n I 7S 1 :.r. i CO t 7.1 S 71 I H I U 211 2 23 STOCK KRS AND FEEDERS. 1.. 2.. 10.. T.. na MO . nut 4S I 21. I !. 3 40 3 ;.o 3 Mi 3 71 3 7.S 11.... 1... 11... J2... in... 41 ....no .... a:' .... " .... 73 .... M 7 ....1201 I TS 7S a an I r. 1 f. 4 on 4 00 4 33.92 South Date. I 10U3. ilOtL'. 11901. 1900.;l.-99.lS'JS.lS9i. Jan. 1 ... Jan. 1... Jan. I.... Jan. 4.... Jan. 6.... Jan. 6. ... 1 Jan. 7.... JdU. 8 Jan. .... Jan. 10... Jan. 11... Jan. 13... ...in. l.t... Jan. 1 4 ... I Jan. 15... Jan. 16... Jan. If... Jan. 18... Jan. IK... j a 11. 2u... Jan. 21... j 3 421 X 14 ,lil 6 S3 I 6 32. 4 Vol 4 21; ' 6 3iXl 6 4 Kb; 4 Sol 3 61 ft rj'M 0 ti 4 wi 4 1 oil a M, Ik 2S 6 0J 4 iJ 3 44 3 44, 3 2i 6 27SI I 04 4 ui 3 4i i 3.V 3 2 V 34'VI 6 24, 1 4 &i 3 4S 3 3 iJ t 3' 6 OD. 6 06! I f '-. "i 3 1S b 4 , 6 11 5 1H 4 34 1 3 431 3 1 6 40 I 6 15 6 14 4 kS 4 S5 I 3 14 (411 lb 14 bi! I :v 3 uu 3 43 I 6 04i 6 231 4 41, 3 boj 3 2i 3 07 6 45 I 6 17, 4 4J 3 w 3 4,, 3 11 6 4, ! 6 "M I 4 u 4 ii 1 i C 3ifit 6 14i 5 16. I 3 OKI 3 4!' 3 lit 6 41 I H 22; 6 2i 4 53 3 47 i 3 M 6 4 6 l.ij 5 2t, 4 (2 3 6I 3 23 6 411 6 H 5 .0, 4 3 4M 3 47 6 22 , 4 56 1 3 51 3 61; 3 22 6 33ti 16 2 4 54, 3 5i 3 Mi t 2ti 6 ii-,.. 6 171 I 4 Ml 8 DM 3 liOi 8 2.i 21 ... j 6 b8Val 6 15 6 26 I 3 63i 3 54 3 26 Indicates Sunday. The official number of cars of stock brought in today by inch road was: Cat tie. Hogs. 8h pi lets. C, M. ft St. 1'. Ry 14 w abash Hy 1 Missouri 1'aclfic Ry.. 1 I'nl.in Paclllc aystem 4h C. A N. W. Ry 11 V., E. & M. V. Ry.... 32 C. St. R. M. & O. Ry 15 11. 01 M. Ry 37 ., tt. v- Ry 6 K. C. & St. J. Ry C. K. 1. & V., east... 7 t; R. I. oi I'., west... 1 Illinois Central 3 17 i !.' 15 12 1 22 2 22 2 4 2 20 6 3 6 1.. 1 11 '2 120 26 4 Bank Clearings. OMAHA. $l,iKi),377.38; l,tP'.i.vS.n ; CHICAGO, Jan. balances, $2,763,571 Jan. 21. Bank clearings today, corresponding uay last year. aecreuse, w.ou.od. 21. Clearlna-s, $31,474,579; New York exchange, 30c W. St. Louis tirala a id Prorlslona. ST. LOUIS, Jen. 21. WHEAT Higher: No. 2 red cafh. e.ivator, 73Sc; track, i'sf ibc; May, 76)ac; July, 72Sc; No. 3 hard, 7K.3c. CORN Higher; No. S cash. 424c; track. 42iii43i4.c; May, 41c. OATS Higher; No. 3 cash. 35Hc; track. 36(i:c; May, 36Vjc; No. 2 white, 41V4C. RYE Pteady at 49H'ajOc. FLOUR Firmer; red winter patents, $3.40 &3.50; extra fancy and straights, $3.10(3.35; clear, $2.t).Vi3.do. SEED Timothy, steady. 13. 0143. 50. C IKNMKAIj Steadv. $2.3o. RRAN Easier; sacked, east track. gV-rMc. HAY Steady; timothy, llu.Ooy 15.50; prai rie. 4jr IX ill 1 i.uu. Rt)N 7-OTTON TIES Jl.OTH HAGGINO 6 6-ltK'l 7 l-16c. H KM 1 TWINK-Bp. PROVISIONS Pork: Higher: Jobbing, standard mens, $18.ot). Ijtrd: Week at $9 61. Dry salt meuta tboxed). steady; extra shorts, 19; clear ribs, 9; short clear. $9.2i. Itaon 'boxedl, steady; extra shorts, $9.s7'fc; clear ribs. $lu; short clear. I'.J.SS. we.iAij-Uad: Firm at W.97V4. Spelter: Firm ot 44 Ku. l-Ol'LTRY Fit n; chickens, D'c; turkeys, 13c: ducks, 12c; geese, 6c. Ill TTER Dull; creamery, 2228c; dairy, 1XU2IC. EtiGS Lower at 17h loss off. Receipts. Shipments So. Railway pfd t Tcxaa Ac Pacific. UlWTonuo. St. L. Ac kl do pfd lthi Ln.oa 1'aciHo . 74 do pfd M Watuah H do pfd 71S Wheeling Ac L. L... 1u no 2d pfd StO Wla. Central do pfd , -J'.a Adama Kx 44 American Ex Chicago at N. w . . . .li-'n cniiad statea KX....14U Chicago Ter. Tr... la Wella-Pargo El 21J do pM 33r4 Amal. i'opper tJa C. C. C. 8t. L.... Amer. Car Ac X 40a .. s' do pid ai4 .. kk A mar. Lin. Oil IT .. tirt do pfd 43 ..17:i American S. ac R ... 44 ..27u I do pfd ti .. 4u IAo.c. Milling Co M .. aal Brooklyn K. T tMVa .. 4j Colorado Tuel A 1... 71 .. 7u t una. Uaa 21 f'4j t ont. rooacco pfd. ..117 A'cnliou do pfd....u..' Bal. Ohio do pfd Canadian Pad Be Canada 80 Chca. Ohio ... Chicago At Alton do pfd Chicago, lnd. at do pfd Chicago 0. W do lat pfd do Id pfd S'4 4', 40 10-ifc k-Vi S.j 4i E.... 2 3.-. 2H U 206 22u Colorado So do lat pfd do 24 ptd IMI. Hudeon... Dal. L. AV W.... UtmTor ft R. O.. do pfd Erla do lat pfd do id pld Great Nor. pfd . . . Hocking Valley . do pfd Illlnoie Central . Iowa Central .... do pfd Lake Kr'.e Ac W. . do pfd U At N Manhattan L Met. 8t. Ry Max. Central .... Mex. National .. Minn. St 81. L... Mo. Pacific M.. K. t T do pfd N. J. Central.... N. Y. Central ... Norfolk a- W.... do pfd Ontario ft W Hennaylvanl .... Reading do lat pfd do 2pfd St. LAS r ... do 2d pfd St. L. 8. W do pfd 8t. Paul do pfd 60. Pacific. bo. Hallway Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu.. Corn, bu.... Oats, bu 5.0i 76.l) 67.0JO 47.UUU 11,000 llMl.OUO l)ll.lll 67,000 Toledo tiraln and Heed. TOLEDO. Jan. 21 -VH EAT-Dull each and January. TS'.c: May. 82XC. CORN Dull, steady; January, 46'c; May, Wc. OATS Dull, firm; January. 36c; 37Vc. RYE-No. 63V4c. SEEt Fairly active; January, March, 17 26; prime timothy. $1.90; alalke, $3.35. firm; May. $7.17 prime Mllwaak.ee Urals Market. MILWAUKEE. Jsn. SI. WHEAT Higher: No, 1 northern. slc; No. 3 north ern aj-Sc; May. lfSr"iic, sellers. RYE l'lrm: No. 1. 61u2c. iiAi.i t.i- uiatr; so. 3, bo4,7c; sampie, 4t! P. CORN-Msy. 44SaC bid. Kansas City Gra:a and Provlsloaa. KANSAS C1TT. Jan. tl. WHEAT Mar. 70V; July, MVi caau. No. I bard, foVaaJ .the in 17 71 lb .... 4;,44 it in 8 40 1C3 e4Vt ...2e Oen. Klcctrlc ira'a Hocking Coal .. ... i7',a inter. Paper .... ...UK1. do pfd ...44 Laclede Uaa .... ... 74 iNatlonal Blecult ... 4a .National Iead .. ...113 IN'o. American .. ...lltvk PaclDo Coaat ... ....1X3 Pacific Mall ...144 People'a Uaa ... ... 2S: Preaard 8. Car . .... 1 1 do pfd ...10 IPullman P. Car 23 ....lll Hepubllc Steel 2l1i .... 2i4 do pfd 7K' .... o Busir 13n'i ,...17 ....lf.i'.j ... 14 .... il .... 33t ...164 .... ei' .... at .... '4 .... t'a .... ill' .... 27S .... ....17H4, ....191 .... f5'i .... Si premium; foreign exchange, unchanged; sterling posted at J4.M! or sixty days and at h.m ior demand. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21. Clearings. $22,707,547; balances, $2,ol9,hOS; money, 6 per cent. BALTIMORE, Jan. 21. Clearings, $3,380, 607; balancts, $&0,6!)0; money, 6 per cent. CINCINNATI. Jjn. 21. Clearinus, $4,019. 800; money. 4Vl per cent; New York tx chance, lt(f)2i'c premium. NEW YORK, Jan. 21. Clearings, $247,404. ; balance. $1 l,i0,3iiA ROSTON, Jail; iil.-rClearlngs, $25,862,246; balances, $2.255.996..,.. ST. IAJI lb. Juu. 21. Clearings. $7,587,241; balances, Hol.b.i; money, steady at per cent; New York tjxenange, 45c premium. Cotton Market. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 21.-COTTON Steaoy; sales, 4,lnx oaleh; ordinary, 7 l-16e; good ordinary, 1 3-loc: low middling, S'i,c.; mlddilng, Mc; good middling, 9 3-16c; mli tillng, 9 7-ltic; rccelj.ts, U.O0 bales; stock, 37J,L-9 baltn. Futures, steady; January, 8.i(Kfiij.71c: February. K.li8.;3c; March, x.i9 (ij.s.Uc; Alirli, h.tk.lit.MKc; May. 8.9J(US.i4e; June. 8.9m9c; July, 9.0o'(i9.Mc; August, S.66 (Ob.oJic; tteptemner, 8.zasu3.dic. HEW YORK. Jan. 21. COTTON Opene J firm at an advance of 69; G points, cables being better than looked for Dy about 2 polnte. A further rise of IfJ paints on more active positions was followed by a decline of bCu'i points in view of larger re ceipts, as compared with the movement a year ago. For a time liquidation was ac tive and there wss name pressure in the way of selling for short account. The close was tirm at a net Use ot -'U4 points. Total talcs, 22, 500 bales. The late improvement was largely due to strong accounts from tne spot market of the country, with New Orleans report:ng of 1-lCc, while most of the other spot markets at least held their own. The offerings of spot cotton In the local market were only effective at very full prices, although 110 thunge was made In t!ie official quotation. The tendency of the hpot article was toward a higher level. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21. COTTON Sualy, l-16c higher; middling. 9 l-16c; sales, 254 bales; receipts. 5,127 bales; shipments, 4,b97 bales; stock. 29,509 billet. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 21. COTTON Spot, gnid business done, prices unchanged to 2 points hlf4 r : American middling fair, 6.42d; good middling, Od; middling. 4.8ud; low middling. 4.bd; good ordinary. VhHd; ordinary, 4.44d. The sales of the day were 12.CX) bales, of which l.onn were for specu lation and export and Included 10,7u0 Amcr- i'-an. Receipts, fff.otio naiea, including xuw Amer'.cun. Futures opened quiet and clore.l steadv; Amerlcsn middling: October and January, 4.73fl.74d ; January and February, 4.73'f(4.74d; Feoruary and March, 4.7:'4j 4.740 ; March and April. 4.74d; April and May, 4.i5d; May and June, 4.76.1; June and July, 4 7d; July and August. 4.75d; .sugust and September. 4.6sd; September nnd October, 4.48d; October and November, 4.37d. Total receipts ....176 The uispobiiiun of the day receipts was as lollows, each buyer purchasing the num ber 01' head indicated: Duyers. Cattle. Hoss. Sheep. Omaha Packina- Co 590 722 693 Kwift and Company 801 1,658 IMi Armour At Co 723 1..13 1,466 t uuany Packing Co 7x1 2,li 1.431 Armour, from Sioux City 136 2.2i .... Vansant tc Co 41 .... .... Carey & Kenton 3 Lobman & Co 44 W. I. Stephen Ill 1 Hill & Huntzlnger 19 Huston & Co 1 Livingstone At Shaller... 60 Wolf & Murnan 228 B. F. Hobblck 31 Dennis & Co 3 Lee Rothscallds 296 Morton & 0 20i Other buyers 274 .... 527 .... w.i 74'J 3 71 SS.. .... fi 3 7.S 3S J W. Dickens Wyo. 71 feeders.. (C.'i 4 ? 46 rows 911 3 45 61 feeders.. 7M 3 75 10 cows 8S4 S 00 3J feeders.. 832 4 40 HOGS Receipts of hogs were again mod crate this mornlmt and under the Influence of h pood local demand and favorable re pcrts from tilhcr points the market ruled ficllve and generally a dime higher than tsterdav. The bulk of the hogs' sold from jfi 56 to JH.65 and its high as $6.70 was paid for good hesvy hogs. The light weights sold largely from $6.&T down. Several of the trains were lute In arriving, so that the market was delayed a little, but still the bulk of the receipts was weighed up In gi.od season. The demand held up In good chape until along toward noon, when sev eral cars arrived, and as Chicago closed weak the extreme clow here was also little slow and weak. Representative sales: No. 13... 12.. 59... 43... Ml.., 73... KX... 73... 47.. 6(5.. 76.. 78.. 67.. 77., .. 69.. Oil (.6 ...183 ...213 ...16 ...2ol ...1S7 ...204 ,...193 ...239 ....214 ...211 ....215 ....192 ....24 ....231 ....210 ....219 60 219 61 216 75... ...22S ..227 ..229 ..230 .2-0 Av. Bh. Tr 61.. C5.. 65. . 74.. 49 252 87.. 70.. 71.. 73.. 76. . 61.. 3.. ..2" ...215 ...220 ...246 ...247 ...241 ...235 ...251 ...247 64 251 74 226 75 236 ....256 ....22.1 ....270 ....264 ....230 ....243 ....256 ....26 70 261 64. .....208 6 75 6 45 6 45 6 45 45 6 47Vi 6 47'a 50 DO 524 ... 6024 140 6 52 80 6 524j ... 6 62'4j ... 62', ... 62V 6 52', 6 52, 6 hl't 6 55 6 55 6 55 6 55 6 t.5 6 55 6 55 6 55 6 53 6 56 6 56 6 55 6 55 6 55 6 55 6 55 6 55 6 55 6 674 6 57 , 67 6 674 6 574 6 574 6 574 6 674 40 6 674 HI b bi4 160 '40 'i0 80 40 80 40 160 80 80 40 120 120 80 160 No. 54... 72... 62... 7H... 61.. 55... 66... 80... .. 72.. 65.. 81.. 33.. 70.. 71.. 63.. 73.. 14.. 85... 60.. 64 Av. Sh. ...240 ...241 ...274 ...221 ...22 ...251 ...2..S ...225 ...263 ...212 ...24 ...261 ...3il ...266 ...240 ...278 ...2- ...2s5 ...242 ...260 ,.211 80 120 240 40 '40 40 80 1V0 120 67 2w) 120 15. 20.. 49.. 65.. 81.. 67.. iO... ..262 ..258 ..31S ..272 .252 ..240 ,.24!i 60 261 63.. 6S.. 76.. 85.. 69.. 66. .2H2 ..2!'N ..245 ..267 ..272 ..274 67 261 120 120 80 40.. 42.. 56.. 33.. 67.. 62. ..206 ...282 ...313 . . .339 ...274 ...3o3 80 40 8) 120 im 80 120 -80 120 120 40 '40 rr. 6 674 6 674 6 674 6 674 574 6 674 6 674 674 6 574 6 60 6 60 6 60 6 6i 6 60 6 61 6 60 6 60 6 60 6 60 6 60 6 611 6 60 6 60 6 60 6 6D 6 60 6 60 6 60 6 60 6 60 6 61 6 624 6 6:4 624 6 624 6 6:" , 624 6 65 6 65 6 65 6 65 6 65 6 67 6 70 6 70 70 6 70 Vielfers. $3.2f.fi4 ,V; canners, $1 5'1fl50; bulla. W .."Hi 3 (; calves, $4 iati6.oft; Texas and In dlnn steers, $2 9 tM h"; cows and heifers, U-tti 4 3". )li lOS Receipts, .5ort head: market 1V higher early, but advance lost later; pigs and lights. $6 2j'6.ti; packers, $6.6vii'6.,5; butchers. $6.ti.'.'i6 9. SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 2.0H0 heinl; market steadv; native muttons. $4 4 75; lambs, $4.754i6 .('; culls and buck. $2.aiy4.0O; stockers. $1.5t"ii3 .00; Texans, $2.7.xi X75. Sew York I.tre Mock Market. NEW YORK, Jan. 21. CATTLE Re ceipts. 1,748 hearl: steers steady to a shads higher: bulls and cows full steady; steers. $l.5uii.BH; tops, $5 (V: tall ends, $4; hulls, $.1.tfi4.4t; t'tiwn. $1.7tii3.H5; 01 bin steady at Ixindon; Liverpool markets weak; ex ports. 1.360 cattle and 6.4i nuitrters of beef; tt morrow, estimated, 364 cattle. CALVES Receipts, 7S5 heatl : veals steady to lower: bamvard and western calves slow; veals. $."..tn?i9.75; little calves. $4.0o 4.50; bnrtiysrd calves, $4.tWiN.75; western calves. $3.5-iiSi3.75; city dressed veals, lift 144c per lb. HOGS-Recelpts, .1.370 head; nominally weak; no sales reported. SIIKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, s.901 head; Arm for sheep; lambs steady to slow and generally ltidrlSc off; sheep, $3.5tKfM.7r; extras, r: lambs, $6.25Ji6.0; mainly, $5.7iVj: 5.874; culls, $4.50. Coffee Market. . NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-COFFEE Spot, qilet. Futures opened, steady but tin chnnrced and displayed some little activity around midday, the purchases of Septem ber amounting to about lS.ouO bags, which were sold by Importers. After this tho market was generally quiet, though some what Irregular, closing net 5 points lower to 5 points higher. Sales were rts.ftno bags. Including February at 4.25c: March. 4.3Ua 4.35c; May, 4.60c; July, 4.65lN.70c; Septem ber, 4.8oc; November, 4.95c; December, 5.05c. Dry (iomli Market. NEW TOR If, Jan. 21.-DRY OOODS General demand shows some Improvement today. Goodie are scarce and buyers com plain pf difficulty In placing orders. Tho tune of the market very tirm. Print cloths are tending upward. Good bidding for narrow ".nods. Men's wear woolens and worsteds selling moderately In new heavy weights. Dress goods quiet nnd unchanged. Total 4.167 8,535 C.722 CATTLE There was another fairly lib eral run of cattle here this morning, but the demand was also of good proportions, so that trading was active at prices ranging strong to a dime higher on all . desirable grades of killers. Thire were fully forty cars of cornfed steers here this morning, and the buyers were all out early, biuulng good strong prices. The cattle soon began to move toward the scates, so thut all the desirable grades were soon disposed of. The quality of the cattle as a whole was a little better than yesterday. As is generally the caee when there Is an sctive strong market a good many sales wire 5(&loc higher. The commoner kinds, of course, did not move quite as freely, but still they-brought fully us good prices as were paid yesterday. Tho cow market was even more brisk than the trade on cows, and the market could safely be quoted generally a dime higher. Some sales. In fact, looked as much as 5c higher, 'mere were a good many cows and heifers on sale, but still there weie none too many to meet the demand and an earlv clearance was made. All kinds were in good demand, the canners and medium grades as well as the belter grades of cornfeds. There wus not much Improvement In the bull trade, though It was, perhaps, a little easier to make satisfactory sales than was the case yesterday. Veal calv?s con tinued in good demand at strong prices. There were quite a lew siocaers ano feeders on the market and anything de sirable sold freely at good, steady to strong prices. The weights did not make as mucn difference as the quality, lor buyers were very slow about taking hold of the com moner grades. They sold, however, for fully us good prices as were paid yesterday. Representative sales: No. 65 349 69 331 68 263 45 355 SHEEP There was an active demand for fat sheep and lambs and trading was brisk from start to finish, everything being dis posed of in good season. The market was not only active, but steady to strong prices were paid for all desirable grades. Western wethers sold as high as $4.75 and Mexican wethers Irought $5.15. There were no choice lam bit on mle, so that the top price for a load was ih.25. Feeders were again very scarce, but the demand for anything at all desirable was In good shape, so that the market could Kafe.v be ouoted steadv. Quotations: Choice western lambs. $5.501 6.75; lair to good lambs. $4.7&Sj5.40; choice nntlve lambs, o.75i6.00; choice yearlings, $i 90ffr5.13: fair to good yearlings. (4.25414. 10; choice wethers. $4.9i$t6.00; fair to good, $400 fo4..V; choice ewes, $4.00i;4.2S; fair to good, $3.2i"4.00; feeder lambs, $3.00(ji4.fl0: feeder yearlings, $.1.601i1.65; feeder wethers. $3.00 T.25: feeder ewer, $1.50y.2a. Representative sales: No. 155 western ewes I'm western ewes 2m weatern ewes 8 native ewes 227 western ewes 3 western wethers 202 western wethers 201 western wethers , 83 western yearlings 245 weatern yearlings 1 western yearling 250 Mexican yearlings 9 native lambs , 257 western ewes 69: Mexican lambs 77 cull ewes , 1 wether , 1( 9 western Iambs 24 cull ewes 24 cull lambs 603 western ewes 82 western ewes 9-1 western ewes 1 gont 10 western lambs.'. 129 lambs and ewes 13 western ewes I 111 western lambs , western lambs , 119 western lambs -Whisky Market. CHICAGO. Jan. 21. WHISKY On basis of high wines, $1.30. FT. IXJUIS, Jan. 21. WHISK Y-Seady at !.;tii. PEORIA. Jan. Il.-WISKY-For finished goods, $1.30. CINCINNATI, Jan. 21-WHISKY-Dls-tll'ers' finished goods, steady, on basis of $1.30. Sasrar aad Molasses. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ZI.-SUOAR-Dull; open kettle, 2'4(?i34e; open kettle, centri fugal, 3 l-KdS 3-16o; centrifugal whites. 34 (file; yellows, 345(3 15-16c; seconds, 2V.t 3 6-16c. Molasses, steady; open kettle, 14'ii 25c; centrifugal, KirtilSe. Svrun. Wr.'-V. NEW YORK, Jan. 21. SUGAR Raw, nominal; refined, quiet. Molasses, Ilrm. USES THE FORMALINE CURE Marketl Improvement Is Immedlntely Noticed In the Condition of the Patient. ST. LOUIS. Jan. 21. As a last resort tn an effort to save the life of Mrs. Clara Garrett. Dr. Walter Dorsey last night began the use of formaline for the stopping of blood polsonlDg, recently successfully applied by Dr. C. C. Barrows of Bellevue hospital. A marked Improvement Is noted tn the condition of Mrs. Garrett, who was near death's door. It Is the first Instance In which tho formaline cure had been used In St. Louis and possibly the first Instance ot lta use outside of New York. Wool Market. ST. LOUIS. Jan. Jl.-WOOL Firm but Tenn. Coal ft Iron.. 62 '4 I nlon Hag ft P 14 do pfd 7a V. 8. Leather 124 do pfd I'. 8. Rubber 17', do pfd &r,v U. 8. Steel 37', do pfd 87 , Weatern t nlon Amer. Locomotive. . . . "9- do pfd U.l'i K. C. Southern 344 do pfd Rork Island 4", do pfd 114 London Stock (tarnations. LONDON. Jan. 21. Closing quotations: .3 3-liN. V. Central S3 -U Norfolk ft Weetera.. .. do pfd . . Ontario ft Weatern.. ,.lo: e. . ivnla Baltimore A Ohio i".v Rand Mlnea Canadian Pacific 13v u .ui.tr. Cheeapeake ft Ohio.. f2St do lt pfd Conaola, money. do account.... Anaconda Atchtaou do pfd... U. hlcago U. Vt C. M. ft St. P DeBaera Denver ft ft do pfd Erie do lat pfd do 2d pfd lllloota ('antral LouliTllle A Null M . K. ft T BAR SILVER 1.1514 . 75 ie , (4 . 3414 . 11U 31 .41 3k4 SW HI eCa do Id pfd ..112, Southern Hy ... 224. do pfd .. 4 r Southern Pacific .. o- Colon PaclAc 104 .. do pfd .. 7' l". 8. Steel 374 . .15714 do pfd ..LSI Wabaah 2V4j ,.13o do pfd id'e r4 Steady: ZlKd ner ounce. MONEY S'rt 3V per cent. The rate of discount in the 0x n market for short bllU Is 7-mj34 ier cent snd for three-months' bills Is 3Hij3 7-16 pe.' cent. Kevr '.ork Mlnlnar Stocks. NEW YORK, Jan. Il.-The following are the closing prices on mining atocas: unchanged: medium Krades und combings 17K21c: light dine, Wn 1114c; heavy fine, 13; 16c; tub washed, 19fu2!'c. BOSTON, Jan. 21. WOOL The market i here was quieter this week, but prices mostly tended upward. Quotations: terri tory. Idaho lire. 14i(i le; tine medium. 1i.?j 17c; medium, lbai7c. Wyoming fine, Ufa 15c; line medium. LfrilSc. medium. I641I80. Utah tVie, urjiluc; line medium. Iiil7c; medium, L(18c. Dakota tine, 14(.15c; fine medium, Itiitflie; medium. 17i18c. Montana, fine choice. 19i20c: tine average. 17fl8c; tine me. dlum, 19i2'c; staple, 19ii20c; medium. 19yf 2i c. Pulled, scoured basl. nne. 4S 'aft n c ; combing. 4 iil3c; rtne combing. 4MHSc; Cali fornia llnest. &aiij.ric. Ohio und Pennsyl vania XX and above. 31Hi:i2tl X, 27i2Xc; No. lid No. 2, Jl'(i32r. Michigan X ana above, 27iii8c; No. I and No. 2. 2:ii2Sc. Kentucky, Iiidana. etc.. -V-blood. z:niJc; 'i-Diooo, z.-i 24c; braid, 154i2uc. lexaa, 12 months, 19i :nt : Cullfnrulu. northern cmice. zre.-c; northern svere. 1 7(4 18c; southern, li'lrijC. NEW YORK, Jan. ii. v uui-r irm. Oil and Itoaia. SAVANNAH, Ga Jan. 21. OIL Turpen tine, lirm. 59c bid. Rosin, firm; A. II, C, D, E. $1.iV; F, $1.70: G. $1.8.i; 11. $2.05; 1, to: K, $2.90; M, $3.25; N, $3.35; ',VO, $3.Su; WW, $4 80. NEW YORK, Jan. 21. OIL Cottonseed, steady; prime vellow. 4"4c. Turpentine, steady, 61(!i614c. petroleum rennod, steady; li pi Ints lower; relincd New York. $8 2n; Philadelphia anj Raltlmore. $8.15: Philadel phia and Baltimore, in bulk, $5.6). Rosin, firm. TOLEDO. jBn. 21 Oil North IJma, SI . 13: South Lima and Indlir.a. 11. 18. LONDON. Jan. 21 American lellned. ivd. 42s. Lirsved. 24s 3d. strained, rs 3d. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 21 OIL Cottonseed Hull refined, spot dall. 22a. No. Av. 1 r. 1 43'J 1 7i t 7bU 3 40 1 aio a 70 12 7u 10 Ml " t S H 10 77 3 j 1137 4 Ul 10H6 4 00 It 10X 4 00 1 1204 4 00 I WM 4 00 25 We 4 On ia ua7 3 su 7 tss 4 00 12 l(kfl 4 Oo I wkl 4 10 1 112f 4 10 lu loaa 4 10 j UK) 4 10 1 1225 4 10 ( 11.13 4 10 3 105a 4 10 13... 41.5 4 lb 2 IM 4 15 10 ll!' 4 to 21 40 7 24 1 I 11 35 7 21 3 la 21 15 10 23 ia 40 1 S3 17 102.... i 20 Av. ...KM ...1235 ...12..1 ...um ...luw ...1150 ...1440 ...12U1 ...1107 ...11(7 ...lOkl . . . 13UU ...113a ...13H3 ...12418 ...11.S7 ...1140 ...1-49 . ..l.VJ ...1131 ...1225 ...U42 . . . 14l. ...1440 ... 1 HF,i rr. 4 15 4 20 4 2J 4 i 4 25 4 25 4 2 4 2i 4 30 4 35 4 35 4 40 4 4n 4 40 4 45 4 45 4 45 4 45 4 50 4 50 4 0 4 SO 4 65 4 ao 4 80 5 05 Av. Pr. . 93 3 80 . 87 3 85 . 96 3 90 . 95 4 00 . 1'B 3 90 . 116 4 00 . 114 4 76 . 110 4 75 .63 4 60 . 88 4 90 . 70 6 00 .82 6 15 . 73 6 35 . 90 4 00 . 75 6 00 . 89 2 374 .180 4 75 . 70 5 25 .79 1 65 .37 2 50 .77 3 10 .85 3 15 . 86 3 25 . 90 3 60 . 56 4 25 . 60 4 25 .83 4 25 . 67 4 90 .68 6 00 . 65 625 Adam Cos... A lie Rr-eoe flrunewtrlt Cos Comet oca Tunnel. Cor.. Cel. ft Va... Hora Silver Iron Silver Laadvllla Coa . 25 . 40 . . a in ri . 13 . I l.lttlo Cite! ... Ontario Ophlr Phoenli Potoel Savasa sierra Neveda Small Hupee .., standard , 5a .. ."S . .109 .. to Porelaja Financial. LONDON. Jsn. 21 Money was fairly plentiful in the market today, and It was u'.mcult to maintain discounts In tbs face, 01 1, Petroleum, Turp-nline spirits. Rosin, American Evaporated Anulea and Dried Fruit NEW YORK. Jan. 21. EVAPORATED APPLES Market shows little change, at tractive trades being falny held und sll varieties displaying 'consllerable steadiness, thouKh demand H moderate: common are q joted at 413 c; prime. a'id-aVjc; choice. 51, 4a6Wc; fancy. 7vjm-. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Spot prunes are steady to firm st quotations ranatnar from iVc to iw fur all grades. Apricots show a little better demand for choice Rovals. but are unchanged at T4T 94c for boxes and 74'tlOc for bags. Peaches are quiet at luisc lor peeieti aim ,' (of unpcelaid. 17 iiue a ; 14 lot6 4 10 16 !HH Hi 1 1033 4 1 STEERS AND STAGS. 10 llaa 4 lu ' COWS. 1 70 2 23 S t 2S I 7ot 2 50 1 1260 25 1 Urto 2 5'l 0 .I2 I 30 70 t 5u 1094 30 t 7i I 50 2 1300 I 80 t 112 2 50 23 Ill t 30 1 616 1 fco 1! 101 t 30 17 K4 2 5.) 21 tMI 3 So 2 , 520 2 5J 17 1115 I 40 1 tlO 2 J 4 11.10 3 40 X 40 I 0 1 11H6 t 4u I 173 2 6 llt 40 ( tit .2 H 10 1150 I 40 1J tlO 1 70 20 1100 3 40 1 1010 I 75 1 14..0 3 40 I a. t 76 t load I 40 4 lOiw 75 14 1H73 3 40 1 1110 2 7i 10 POO 3 40 t t4 I 75 ' 35 Mi 3 45 27 iaa 2 75 ' r 3 45 1 1010 I 75 I lloo t 43 I lu i 73 6 1.110 I 4 f, act I M t Mi. 3 45 tMI i to 1 113 I 45 3 71 2 ax 3 llao 3 45 3 t; 3 00 13 Ill) 3 45 J 10.K) I 00 1 1114 3 50 1 HI in 1 1O20 3 50 1040 3 00 1230 I 50 1 1120 3 00 1 1J10 3 60 II m 1 00 12 ; t 50 1 7:i0 3 " ' 30 I 50 II too I 00 " fc'2 3 50 1 tail 3 txi 17 lull I 60 1 H0 I 00 1 1UH4 3 60 1 70 3 00 loti 3 65 2 ItnS I 00 t mis 3 55 7 trO I 00 Una 3 1..1 I OvJ 3 00 4 ll7 3 53 I k0 I 00 Ml 8 55 I KiuO 3 10 II 1141 3 o t t I 10 10 1110 3 to 1 1073 3 10 5 111S 3 to 7 57 1 10 15 1142 3 u 1 IL'50 1 10 10 1010 3 0 4 1111 I 10 22 I MS 3 fi 7 1..21 3 10 K'2 3 U 4 1i7 t 15 11 7 3 5 I lull I 16 106 3 70 10 Ki.'7 3 16 1 1 102 3 70 17. . 34' 16 3 70 1 1030 1 21 13 HK3 3 70 7 i4 I 20 12 11211 3 7A I f'3 to SO llwt 4 ao 10 Ill 3 26 t 1275 4 00 r;.o I 25 1 loo 4 ou 1 K40 3 26 4 11117 4 00 1 1.4.. 3 r. PM 4 75 I W.J) 111 I '620 4 26 COWS AND HEIFERS. 11 ait 3 1 40 a3t I 64) II 717 3 4" 73ULLS. 1 ty.0 7 60 I KM lit 1 130 t 60 1 lert I 15 I Hit I 71 1 1 .... 16 10 I 15 I lilt I tt 1 1 "It I 24 1 A1170 I at, 1 17U0 I 25 1 1410 I 10 I LM I t I laau 2 1 iito IM 1 14W I 10 1 140 I Jt CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cattle Higher, Hobs Both Gain aad Lose, While Sheep Are Stroaar. , CHICAGO. Jan. 21. CATTLE! Receipts, 16.1.00 head; market 104 lie higher; good to prime steers. $4.8ili6.ou; poor to medium. 3.2i.i4.6o; stockers and feeders, $2.264l.40; cowa, $1.4i'4j'4.6u; heifers, $2.00ni 00; canners. 1. 414)2.61; bulls, $2.f.04c4.25: calves, $3.b0ai 7.60; Texas fed steers. 3.60(tf4.60. HOGS Receipts, 30,000 head; estimated tomorrow. SO.OWJ head; left over, 6,000 head: opened lfi4t'15c higher, closed with advance lost; mixta una butchers, $6.3tKB'6.70; good to choice heavy. $6.7U4i7.00: rouuh heuvv. $6.4c(t6.70; light, $5.95416.35; bulk of sales, $64io6.70. SHEEP AND LA MRS Reoelnta 16 nan head; sheep, strong; lambs, steady; good to choice wethers, $4.25a4.75; fair to eholoo mixed. H 2T.y-l.40; western sheep, $,t.6o4.75; native lamba, e4.u04j6.U5; western lambs, $4.60 vj y. Official yesterday: Recelnta. Phlnmnnl. Cattle 4.791 3.277 Hugs 29.611 '!! Sheep 18,390 1,229 Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 21 CATTLE Re ceipts, 8.400 head natives, 600 head Texans, loo head native Texas calves; quarantine and corn fed, steady to loc higher; good cows, steady to 10c higher; canners. steady; stockers and feeders, steady to weak; choice export and dressed beef Kteera. 14.906r6.5f: fate tn mnnn til Rjh-,?. 4.85; stockers and feeders, $2.75-4.35; west ern fed steers, $2.7,r.4J'3.10; Texas and Indian Iteers, $'1.554i3 90; Texas cows, I2.Qku3.2;i; na tive cows, et.tKyri3.8ti; native heifers. $2.39 3.80; canners, l.tAK(f2.00; bulls, $J.t0vJ'3.So; calves, $2.la6i i.5. HOGS Receipts. 7.000 head: market ac tive. Juc hlKher: closed weak: ton. Jfl.SO: bulk of sales. $6 5(16.70; heavy, $6.6041680; mixed packers, $o.4tCu6.70; llyht, $6,354)6.50; yorkers, $6.4iif((4i.50; pigs, $5.954t4i.20. bttKLP AND LAMHS Rece DtS. 6.000 head; market active, steady: native lambs. e4.t6.'; western lambs, $3.854'.i.85; fed ewi, $3.00fji.); native wethers. $3.5og4.6r.; western wethers, $J.OO4.70; stockers and leeders, $2.51.4)3. 7u. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. 6T. JOSEPH, Jan. , C CATTLE Re ceipts. LSI head; active; natives, $3.7i'fi o.7j; Texas and westerns, $3 Sol.tio; cows nnd heifers, $2(k4(4.35; veais, e3.0O4v'7.i6; Blockers and feeders, $4.45. HOGS Receipts. 6,164 head: light and light mixed. $6.35f' 774; medium and heavy, $6ti.Vf,6 85: bulk. $u.5?.4j6.80. fUEliP AN l LAM68-- Kecelpts, 3.413 head; active; top Colorado lambs, $6.05; ewes, $4.40. Murder In Second Degree. HERTFORD, N. C, Jan. 21. The Jury In the Wilcox case this afternoon brought In a verdict of murder In the second degree and fixed his punishment at thirty years In the penitentiary at hard labor. gloat City Live Stork Market. SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Jan. 21. (Special Tele gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 700 head; steady; beeves, $.'! .S"vv5 !'; rows, bulls and mixed, $1 ividH.tiO; stockera and teeners, H.M 4(4 Co: calves and yearlings, $2.2.Vi3.7i. HOGS-Recelpts. 3.6) head; Lie higher, selling at $6."U6.70; bulk. $6.3(6.50. Mock in Slant. The following were the receipts of tlva stock at tre tlx principal cities yesterday 1 attic Omaha v hicago Kunsas City 'St. Itiuis .... St.' Joseph ... BiouK City .. Totals ... 3,4i.i .. .16.0.10 ... 8.4a ... 6.il ... 1.601 ... 700 ...35.191 H RS. Sneep. 8.5iit 4 Val 30.O.O 16 !! 7.ia 6.ir) 6.5H) J.iaa) 6.44 3,413 8,6iX) 56."64 31,913 InJanetlOB Proceedlnsts Postponed. PHIIVADELPHIA. Jan. 21. Argument in the Injunction proceedings instituted by President Rrush of the New York club of the National Rase Rail league against sev eral other clubs of that, organisation,, which was to have been made in court of common pleas In this city today, has been post poned until Friday. Mr. llrush seeks to have the National league enjoined from ratifying the peace agreement entered Into at Cincinnati a week ago by committees representing the American and National leagues. The postponement was agreeable to counsel on both sides. To Vaccinate Employes. PERIT. Ind., Jan. 21. Owing to the preva lence of smallpox in Ohio the State Board of Health has requested the railroad com panies whose lines cross the Ohio-Indiana state line to Instruct their employes who run Into Ohio to be vaccinated at once to prevent the disease from spreading. To Be No Investigation. ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 21. The proposal to Investigate the Issuance of passes by railroads to legislators and others was quashed In the house today, tho resolution to that effect being tabled by a decisive vote after a brief debate. Santa Fe Freltthta Collide. , SAN BERNARDINO, Cat.. Jan. 21 A head-on collision occurred between tw 1 Santa Fe freight trains In Cajon pass shortly after midnight. Conductor Stewart and Fireman Rocket t were killed and one man will probably die. Barsjrlara Rob Archbishop. CINCINNATI, Jan. 21. The residence of Archbishop Elder was entered by burglars early today and a quantity of clothing and $3n0 worth of silver were stolen. They failed to reach a safe containing consider able money. THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Wednes day, January 21: Warranty Deeds. Helen Kume, trustee, to J. W. Hol llnger et al, 75 feet lot 20, block 471, Grand View $ 400 Nellie Sellne to Ellen N. Sellne. lots 6, 6. 8 to 11 and 84 lot 13, block 4, West Lawn park 250 Fannie P. Myera to Anna M. Ueyer, w 23 acres of nw4 nw4 6-16-13 ' 753 Same to T. E. Price, part nw'4 nwV4 and w 13 acres ne4 nw4 6-16-13 835 William Fltzpatrlck to John McKeon, lot 4, block 3. Potter & C.'s 2d add... 85) Mary L. G. Rurke and husband to Chris Fltzslmmons, w-4 lot 4, block 1. subdlv of J. I. Redlck's add 4,200 Rlvervlew Investment company to M. r . Martin, w4 lot 6, block w, Omaha (reflle) , 1 Sidney Dillon trustee, to John Eme rlck, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 13. Water loo 75 Quit Claim Deeds. Eunice C. Penoyer and husband to W. K. Potter, receiver, s4 lot 6. block 1, Kountze'ai 4th add 1 Deeds. Sheriff to Bellows Falls Savings In stitution, lot 15, Clark's add 4,000 W. K. Pottei. receiver, to A. N. Mor ris, s4 lot 6, block 1, Kountse's 4th add 1 Total amount of transfers. ....$11,471 SI. Loots Live Slock Market. ST. IlUIS. Jan 21. CATTLE Receipts, 6. urn head. Including S.5u0 head Texans; market strong for natives, tteady for Tex ans. native shipping and export steers. $4 40 4)'.4o, with eitrlitly fancy quoted up t $6; oreaaed lieef and butchers' steers. $4.iairf u.fa); steers under l.Ouu It.a , $3 604 1 50; stork tra aud feeders, t2.6u4J4.00; cows and Mfl)dijx7COTlJ J J MEMBERS SSa ff Chicago board of Trad VI tt. Louie Merchants Bituang. jl General Commission l ffl Dealers la Oram and Frovleloog 11' I El lor Caeh or Future Delivery. 1 f l VVrlle lor our Market Letter. ,f. M OKKIcKa Ml RVV Chlrego, 142 klalto Uldg. -ft KJkX klaaourl Valley, Iowa. JLT M 7V "' "'"aha. ata Ea. Iianga Pldg. Ji 2Ji' Omaha. 560-6..2 bee lildg. if at KSH- . 3elepUuuea Omaha 3451. v!saV li 60. Omaha, 341. . 1 1 'fcjsraul'asrs. ars isahJ P. B. t ar. Ptev C. A- Wear. KstnMlsf.( is. Pres. WEARE COMMISSION CO., CHICAGO AsuiwciB ot lbs Principal fc.xcuaua. Private VVtroe to All Points. CHAIN. I'HUHIiO.tl, aiblKt, noDI Bought and sold for rash or future delivery. OMAHA BRANCH, llu-Ul Roard of Trade, 1 elepbons 3 01. W. B. Ward. Local M-nsgtr.
