Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1895, Page 6

THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1895 AERLIN, Jan. 16 ~xchange on London, elght L T R T A S B ‘| posed to be fatally injured, while the en OMAHA GENERAL MARKET, LONDON, Jan. 10.—The Bank of England's rate Py Flour la unsettied. Quotations are made, but it | gineer is not seriously hurt, remaing unchanged at 2 per cent. - 1 lerstood that millers are ot guided by | The name of the engineer i Frank Fisher, %4 Wheat Btarted with a Bounce Yesterday | conditton of Trade and Quotations on ton RIS, Jan. 10, Three per cent rentes, 10t 3c | Reoeipts Fall OFf Slightly and Prioes Hold | &y taties, 4nd, that Piices are not heing held (0 | and the fireman, Frank Bauman. Lincoln Gounty Will Not Suffor a Repeti- ' Staple and Fancy Produce. s'ud Sccount. Exchange on London, > $3.60 are made for flrst patents, but those prics P - and Close] Higher for Mag, BUTTER_Culled stoek, Be; comon 16 fatr, 90 | Tk A Steady to Strong, are regarded e idicul Ty some ‘millefs be | WILL DEMAND IT8 RIGHTS, tion of the Disaster, o— 10c; falr to good country, 10612 cholce to fancy, | ances, $8.416, New Tork exenange seiting par v —— Huffalo, delivered in New Yore stk ug 8.9 | ¢ — W@lhe; gathered creamery, 19G20c; separator | $1.60 premium. It appears at oace that prices of $2.60 in Minne- | Un1On Paclfic Tosists on Iaving 1ta Share = CORN TOOK 115 CUE FROM WHIAT | treamers: e [ GCINGINKATL, dan, 10 Money, 2469 per cent. | BEEF STEERS TOO SCARCE TO INTEREST | anolt canmot S ‘expicld o Held. uecenwis ot of Emigrant Nasineas. | THOUSANDS OF ACAES To B IFRIGATED May Option Maintained the Advance Inau. 5 ings, $2.15%, 10 ca s age, cholce, 1615, o) " * Tnior A ¢ lof “hicage "4 y LIVE POULTRY<OM fens, bt spring chicks | o BT, TOVIE, Tan. 10.~Croarings, SLE880;: ul- Liverpaol Markets, Unfon Pacific left for Chicago Wednesday ‘ . r 8t by the Blight Given Eme ., | change on' Néw York, $1 premium bid. i demand, poor: No. 2 red winter, % gurated at the Opening—FProvisions o Ge; meens, 006 | “NEW YORK. Jan. 140014 1o the smoant of Feeders in Good Request—Hogs a0 spring, &8 50 No, 1°hard, 3 A hm to attend the meeting of transconti-| ployment in Constructing Ditoh . Were Dull and Withont Special e U Gt U L el LU TR R TTRG S B, ML cney, W néar posttona el lower, W T i | LOMAL ties and assuring Bl ¥, closed_mteady, unchanged frol yestendny's clos. | €€ iich has stood ¢ of reaching S [ far to good, 7@7iéc; cholce heavy, Tis@Sc; cholcs | LONDON, Jan. 10.-Gold Is quoted today at 108 Eavys {0k prices; “Trsineen S0OUL Caually QUrated: | an agreement woc b ety of © anaTIS | Doabte Parpose. small, Sigse; Do to kood, §d%1c; fancy, | Buenos Avres at Madrid, 11.60; Lisbon, . Jnnuary, 4048 $40; Februars, & 100: Maren ement would be taken up and finally CHICAGO, Jan. 10.—Wheat started with | fafcy full tressed, ogio LONDON, Jan. 10.—The Bank of England THURSDAY, Jan, 10. |11%1 S8 Aopmrie, oo WIlL oL take loss tHAN 14 | NORTH PLATTSE, Jan, 10.~(8prolaljsk i ires Gpened quiet wt unchanged pris hel . | There is good evidence that the oars’ May. Export sales from St. Louls, small $1.00671.25; The amount of bullion withdrawn from the T hogs and 380 sheep, as against 2,694 cattle, [ but later advanced and ol firm with near | 11Shed in past years, as to the manner of &00d evidence that the three years receipte, liberal buying and a bullish Cin- P Jack rabbits, §1.00G1.50; squ . X 4 ] ¢ o b i pbits, 10001150, squir ¢ YORK, Jan. 10.—About $2,0%,00 in wold | o 3 L i~ O | higher: BDusiness heayiest or Iy positions; | upon. There has not been a time when Mr. | people of Lincoln county o captle cinnati Price Current summary all alded in s expected (0 be shipped (o Furope on Saturday's | ©Att1e, 5,011 hogs and 388 sheep on Thursday | Tannary nat Marcn 305 hoand April, | Lomax did not want the present barriers | county. It has carried the and May onts %c higher, but provisions Wisconain' full ~cream, Youag A reasury today and the balance will prob artore Were only fiftyasix fresh londs of | prlPlit gty demand. m YU but ronds other than the Union Pacific huve | D63t the annual rainfall by several inchos, ;i Wi abics Nebraska and owa, full creain! B cattle In the yards, the majority of which COROVISIONS-Tacon, steady: demand, foir; | soen the subject through different spectacles | The valley land of Lincoln susceptibla The market for wheat started with a No. 1, 1e; brick, No. 1, Te; Swiss, No STOCKS AND BONDS, THere Were ver oo RAd HAILfat stfr, Sujbertand eut, Sito 80 the 4ls e shof ribe Jump. The Cincinnati Price Current sald | 1. 5. There Wwere very few beel steers in the | fo,I0%; 38 lonk clear, liwht, 58 to W 'Iba. 818 8% | Gnion Pacific ‘has been fr force. i8 especially productive where | that the quantity of wheat In farmers' | HAYCUpland hay, s o, midiand, o Tice b | Share Speculation Was in the Main Trregu- | YATdS, and nothing really good to make a | tacks. lgt, 18 Vs 320 61 coort denr midiien |« Talking o a sallread man this MOENIN, | boan ytiiiz.a The ”"m‘| ;" r"'\’: '””” """' ) i ( ber of water rights ot the e corresponding time of | bring tog prices sold ste > strong price are d1s; shoulders, quare, 12 to 18 1bs., 2587 | Pacific, he stated JMAX OUR filed in the county clerk's office 4 smaller than at the corresponding time of [ bring top pri . e NEW YORK, Jan, 10.—The share specula- | 014 at steady to strong prices, but there short, ¢ ) L tintow. | Pacific, he stated that Mr. Lomax ought to | he county clerk's office during the Iast year, and the figures ascribed yester-| PIGEONS-OId birds, per doz., T6c@$1.00, Q0 have sold higher. mess, Prime mess, 6% as would conserve the revenue of the < | acres. Every acre of land In the county opposite condition of affairs, were at once 3 ety . ¢ that 3 Y . G ety hour that the speculation developed any [ € refrigerator beef, fore quarters, 414d; hind quar- | gg s ope ot - oartal A hat can be Irrigated will be accessible relegated to the oblivion of an exploded BEANS-Handpicked, navy, $1.9062.00 | real strength. There Was a sharp ndvancs ply, while the demand was active. The oL it e o) to the opening of certain gatewa: to At the close yesterday, rose to from G%e e Lt L L L it BB hA th Desw .';""‘:,"1"::"1‘“,‘,“‘ e Toring® | Amerl n Winke, s 807 Tnest Ameroan’ cotored, | Lomax's position s absolutely fate. e Trs | ors outslde the Tloie valley have purchased J bteg 3 norders, 11 sufficiently large to wipe out the earlier ere cleared Ko on. | 36a 6, ecede| is side for ) o on | irrig: H to B8%c as koon s (‘n mmk:-(“u[u-n»d, and | CELER o o Yo fornia ToBses: ‘THe/denlinga Wers chishy (h Sugar and | ETICes TUIBL fiotn stedy on thy THore Gomm: | UG BNt rite States, 7 good, sos, | PrECCUENt on his side for the action taken | irrigation pumps and what may be called tha there scemed to be but little disposition on | SWEET POT. S—Home grown, $2.75; A “ catine, $3. Chicago Gas, the combined sales of which D OIL 18 3, tion on the part of other transcs ontinental o stronger ol » more desirable. L POWDE| " . L bt arrived. lines at the advanc Some covering of CARROTS—Per b, Mo T e e CaE ITGERHETeRt oF Pl L ' ol iee: Cabescimau g ln ULl fquare thing 1 belleve 1 Among the most important ditch th shorts helped to give pirit to the opening | CAULIFLOWRR B Son, $1.7662.00, the list. St. Paul and Rock Island were the T ¥ LU A 4 | OREER DB o 14 g il 0020, only other stocks in which transactions ex- “"“‘ dealers experlence little trouble in di nadian, s 10d. the question and stay away from the meet- | construction are the follemine: ‘W Amafier hin ‘ever the total" o the Tontt | BARGNTEALTer wn 'S ceed 5,000 shares. The covering of short | POSINE of their holdings of such at very sat- ings until there was shown me a measure of | Hershey have comploted " mioct I:‘;“("“mfl R ATAR B contracts in Chicago Gas was continued, | {hose 3 N 55,000 Hohn O The' northwestern markets of Sinneapolls | PARSLIEY T ( “% [ those ‘on ‘the commonish order, are neg-| sm pours, 0.~FLOUR—Firm, without S 5 and Duluth reported 148 and 50 corinatCoe| TURNIPS_Per bbi, & Yhding the stock up 1% per cent to i |lected to some oxient, and the market en | ik Ghaltl: By ooy aoee not indlcate that o I8 wrong | Dillon- ditoh Just finished will water. 7,008 was quoted firm and 1d higher at the close 13- Der d0g., AN o LRGSR () e . Av, Pr. . Av. O P e e r ALY (aPoft | upon I should leave tho meeting and allow [ Bonds ‘were voted yesterday to the e f HY 3 4 e somewhat at noon, mainly by reason of the 000 325 o Te e g : Holdinit tho roads to form an association Without | amount of $10,000 for the comple tise of from % mark to 1 mark, due to 5 1000 3 w7 '3 60 IS the completion of tha further unfavorable advices regarding the RUITS, absence of any seiling pressure. The Cord- |12 009 § L8973 v B | y ) CORN v t is learned, however, that Mr. Lomax has | ditc i ater PCHIL SeE i it ot bullanens | donitons, 45 {hte commen Rtock. S per cort o Sant for Cows, L ied, however, that Mr. Lomax has | ditch, which will water 80,000 cres and- s B e SR A feomi A te | B ofioned ing Valley common advanced 1% per cent to | 1* " cel 910 2 00 ¥ uly, 45%@44c Chicago and that the success Mr. Caldwell is | Soutn Platte, recently finished, was the most The veme: o 8] v . 50 2 00 e Janu ] n: cifie s a 3 a oW Y Y IRYRUESHE1d 1L8. SECTNG ARV NCAE BabRa e KN The Improvement in the shares was due to K10 2 00 R A N Sl certins, Mg bid) :Klll‘t‘ \\‘jt-“rrnnlt.l n-{ lvup; that a new associa- | long. The Southside company is a co-oper. : b i Ljecover oL th 23 X . Ing a ditch thirty miles long for the irrigas d acted strong w dvancing ten: MONB_FanGy; . FIotad; mees s i $8000X of bonds which it is claimed were { 100 213 : CLOVER Unchanged, ction o 51678 T g x g for the irriga }:A'A‘J,,;‘\'I“!‘“L,',‘ il A B N TR ke o arn son Ly l0: | divarted 'to tho:uks:o¢ tha s diredtorn, el 1.t 966 2 50 3 I g A S DLt ohanEed] The action of the Colorado house of repre- | tion “of 45,000 aeres enst. ot North Platte, o b deliver when a sharp upward move- S TTTEI 1 . o separator : Hr ¥ dvance ) % did not dro SCELLANDC HETFERS, TTER—Fa instructing their senators epresentatives | completed at an average cost of {1 advance thus nnugurated. 1 did not drop R L L G G A Sy LBl i . v, 2062 10 18c. g their senators and representatives | completed at an average cost of $1,600 per 3 i or 4] R T . he reorganization of the Pacific roads and | Conway, Neilson & Hunter, substantial cainst cstimates of 310 cars made solects, 26c: New York counte sooi|€rn 1 per cent, and the general market a 8 . to t G roads an L BT I G 1, per gal, $.a0. % OUNtS, 3063 | fraction, speculation closing strong. . In STAGS. i demanding an independent receiver on the | farmers ‘in the western part of the county, i 4 4 attae ABHOan. Wis 2 ifornia, bags, 7e. day, including Sugar preferred 1 per cent, BULLS, WAL I 080 3 R o | water to 12,000 ac S IGIRILY: SDservale for Cat lota: thronty biiod. N oul Tfes dak, U@ihe: Cali- [ Oregon Improvement 16 per cent and Rock | 1.... 110 2 10 R G Y el QU (UREE G A UL SRR P o &0y rahge of frotn BO4C <o 85 5§ allonJugs, per doz., $1 are more numerous and include! Cordage i L ine”Wioans, | Union Pacific officials vesterday. - One official | ditch, which has been somewhat embarrassed pod demand 40¢ during 3 2c; standards, 100 erts, 3 Agkbl g i, 00! nand _at I3 0 el kg berts, Sges ragil | B4 per centy’ Cordage common, per con 4 B i v n most anything, In view of past legislation, | reclaim 9,000 acres. Fowles & Roberts, near icked up at 39%c. The demand for car- hickory nuts, Pl Missourl Pacific, & per cent; 'St. Paul, 5% Flour, 2,000 bbis.; wheat, 2,000 bu.; | but fntimated that back of the innocent reso. | Maxwell, are putting the fin shing touches ta EGGS—Strictly fresh 1ald, 18G10c; cold stor- | New York ~exchange, 60@76c premium. Clear Wheat were 148 cars, againgt 181 cars last year General Passenger Agent Lomax of the b4 AEeKS, 0O Vrkeys, 0gewe; heavy | SHCES, #88 Money, gulet, 7 per cent. Ex- | Not Fnough to Test the Trade—Cows and | LIVERPOOL, Jan, 10— WHEAT In answer to a telegram, almost besceching [ Those Who 1. L0000 " has been withdrawn from the sub- | ... Range About Steady and No. 1 hard, Californ! Futures nental lines and aseuring him that the boy and It Wil Serve ® Feature ANl Day. cholce large, 6@ic; cholce small turkeys, |t [ Tull drecaed, ‘@i0c: " gaene, i | 2.2 1 et i 80; Athens, 31 Rome, 18 10%0; April, 4s 11d; May, fh 11%0; ‘June, 4 | disposed of. Mr. Lomax s on record that | — CORN-—Spot, steadf; American mixed, new. 4 | just deserts hat the prece " A bounce today, and closed %c higher for n al, per Pty { aln® uhchanged at 2 per o The receipts today were 1678 cattle, 8,43 |59 3 i ATt et T 45| just deserts and that the precedent estat and red hends, : wmall ingland on balance today was (116,000, 8,620 hogs and 673 sheep yesterday, and 1,416 [ Mcnthe W@led higher and distant months Wd | handling emigrant business, will be insistad | 4routh has been a very excellent lesson to the g6 e zhe A | o 10 119 Ibs,, are quoted it T o . 000,000 was W 1 TO) f lasi Vee 8 2% ¢ Ay AN un s . LD ctior £ rig: the advance. May corn closed e high 110 1hs., are quoted at | Of this $1,00.00 was Withdrawn from | of last week, I8 23a; May and Jine, 4 removed and an amicable agreement made, | 1 5, COnviction that annual irrigation will finished at declines twine, 131c: Nebraska nnd Tows, full Srcam, taken out tomorrow. and for two years the boycott against the | of irrigation ‘approximates 220,000 acres and hatids was from 60,000,000 to 60,000,000 BU. f hay.' Light shndes sell the best. Only top Brades lar and Unsettle test of the market, Such cattle as were here | heavy, o ibe., 818 ar._bellies, 1t one in no wise connected with the Union | B o e el dactibe St s, per dov Uon todhy Wi 1n Uire Malt Irfegtitar and | Y48 & Peellng that anything veally good L ATR LI L TR be allowed to run his rond in such a manner | past year contemplate the irrigation of 250,000 FOTATORS Western stock, car lots, €opghc; [ unseltled, and it was not until after dellv- | uld have scld higher. In rather light sup. | Prime Western. 3w 81; refined. in Of course railroad men will disagree fake. The price of May, which was 67%c L beans, per Ib., said the rallrcad man, ‘but I believe Mr. | Water within the present year. Many farms PON, B g | and unless there wa pronounced dispos- mon grades of butchers' stock to a little | {OTTON KEED ol Liverpool refined, s 6d. | Ad unless there was a pronounced dispost- | frrigation cra of the county has certainly, the part of the shorts to increase thelr | “Wf Por bb., 82, The demand continues good for feeders 108, would follow ‘s Wi horts” helpe tve spitit o the opent Pacific const, £2 15 uld follow Mr. Lomax's way of treating | paye been completed or are In process of mary market receipts being only 120,000 1 RUTATAGAS-Per bi Isfactory prices. Light stockers, especially St Louls General Market. sonslaeratio ecaliso ot T § v i & only consideration. Decauso Mr. Lomax I8 in the | furnish’ water for 5,000 ncros ehe ooy a 207 cars at the two places, compared with| SPLIT PEAS—Per ib., ) After 11 o'clock Sugar, which had advanced | such is weak, Representative sales: AT-On a rush to buy ran up %c early, | DY any means. And if there was not a dis- | acres, M. C. Wil irrigate 16,000 acres, atler an. casy openifig. Herin quoted h| BENaGL G o Beo list also gave way a fraction, but steadied F S ARB Y e of an 136 370 L1106 May, 5 aitge asked. me." Southside Land and Irrigation co y Argenting. crop. A bices ot bl Snons | REARS-Winter Neils age shares were sold down 1% per oent for s lgation company’s their banks from excessi ins. port | GRAPES—Con ferred and 1 per cent for guaranteed. Hock-| ¥+ L. 915 190 " T H T 4% | been assured concessions which takes him to | half done. A flume sunk in the bed of the Jantic ports aggregated 5 The | CHRANI %, fancy, #$1.00@11.60 | 1k and the preferred % per cent to 60, i e 70 200 . OATS=Firm, %c hi : . 2, cash, 304c; | having in Montreal with the Canadian Pa- expensive part of the work. It is 18,000 feet tially throughout the session and closed at TROPICAL FRUITS, puarchases induced by the favorable deciston . BRTTEE") U Corn took its cue from the wheat market “Cholce fiock, $2(063 50, per bunch, | A1 others” to “recover the proceeds of the 1100 L3 2 ¢ FLAX 8 Connidered as n Joke. Ditch and Canal company, which ix constructs R PR T L ABe O T L e woo e SLECS 800, an ive lis od off fractionally until about | 1.9 min Sl sentatives Wednesday in passing a resolution | About twenty miles of this diteh has been from 48c to 48%e bid. Receipts were only extra standards. “2lc: eXtra selects, gic; | Lt PP cent, Sugar and Pittsburg & West- | 111! g 58 240 Ui e L e G WAl H g el Fonds was sugiestive of smaller receipts iy EXtra fancy, 16¢; fancy, 1dc; |80me cases advances are recorded on the 9 1100 3100 B N MEAT ground that the present board of receivers | have nearly completed a diteh that will carry 3 yellow, which was slow of sterday i 1, 4 to 10-b. cans, per ib., 10c. [ Island 3 per cent. The declines, howev ALVE: 5 AGG AN @i%e. Unfon Pacific, was thought good fun by |Sutherland. The Farmers' & Merchants® English walnuts, soft- [ preferred, 2 per cent; Cordage guaranic el s X ARG bacon, | thought that the Colorado house could do | by injunctions, is nearly completed, and will part of the session, only a few cars being ke hidkory' nuts, per bu., $1.50@ ; fancy raw 3 i R a N 2 3 A oadss to ko to store was alto better foday. Tonsted peanuts, 1w Y LA RS g aorthul i 8 g il 2000 "bts.; wheat, 1,000 | lution was the Unlon Pacific Denver & Gulf | a canal that will frrigate 7,000 ncres. Others BilE vemes il prices fustan el w4 e Bldbs "l | The trading in thé bond market was at . : 2 1025 3 bui corn, none; oats, 6,000 bu. interests which would naturally fight any |are constructing smaller ditches according to b A o I Shee R . K lower figures for a majority of the issues| 5 62 25 9.... 614 280 . - scheme of reorganization that might tend to | their needs. Aside from the future benefits narrow ranie, mfiuenced somewhat by the salte LSO ori Ho T2 28 Kansas Clty Markots. : movements of the corn market. There was 0 B o | o ahrentteq SianEs were more animated | "y f hozs wer {HCIATKe! | s ANBAS GTHY SR eady: No, | the betterment of the property. “The [to be derived from this irrigation work it only a small inclination to gt rid of stuft |4 s, t4t ¢ e o | e T % today, there bein 100 fresh cars i sight: | 3 Sane wad T o W HEAT Stendss No: | father of that resolution,” said the officlal, | has furnished employment to many drouth ind uite an urgent disposition (o buy, prin- | & seal ca o7 Noi' Y dry. b | o the Jending stoens Sr thoine auotations | Whild ne g bulk of the hogs were Tighi | 3o n0rd Ahd No- 2 Ted fr, No. £ [ Wil be found to be a man who Iis|sufferers, who would otherwise have been sipally from shorts. May opened 1ge up |96 Yo: y salte 1€ ) X= land mixed, t were more good hy hogs | Sard Goar J closely tied -Gove! Zvans | obliged all for e ald to susta from ~ yesterda. last quotation at 3ite, | B per b, less than | change today thare. 8 [ hard, b closely tied up with ex-Governor John Evans ged to call for county aid to sustain them hange ave been in the yards of late. In s ixed, 41G41! . 1 th ese! elver, F Trumb through the winter. With present prospects 0ld up to 81%¢ and closed at that price, AU r—Cholce TR b s INorthwostormn, o, of the large receipts the market was in ; 2 ’ and the present receiver, Frank Trumbull. g ik aat L) The provision market was dull and with- | ¢ h:ll[‘l-!v\l. $2. Cliolee white, per LUl $n.25, | AL EXprous. g A0 DA e ite . fair pe. The buyers wanted the hogs 5 v 2 mixed, 31G3 It would have been a surprise to have had | North Platte anticipates a prosperous y sut special feature, except. that the hackers | " §iNCi MiAT Fancy, in halt bbie, per 1., | ALORT I ¢|N. Y. Ceniral.. " they bougat them freely, the trade being | o J anything else emanate from the Colorado —_— appeared willing to take advantage of the 10-gal. kegs, Ge; condensed, per case of §| 4000 |N. Y. &N. E. Aetive, and the pens were clenred in 12 apital. As for the resolution itself, it CROP YIELD AND AVERAGE. 5 ynward short pes rm- SH—Sunfish orch, 6e; buftalo, 7o . | Ba 0 . regon Imp.. o d the hogs were about all sold on 4 Jthy, $0.00@10.00; prairie, L 8 L < e S SR e R L B D T LR uffalo, 7e: crop- | Ganndn Phoifia, |Sreeonimn. F e LA LTt P m; timothy, $0.00@10.00; prate present recelyers representing the interest of | Keport of the Department of Agriculture F¥orin second Lm closed at $11.8214, against | CIDER—Pure juice, per bbl., $5.50: half bbl.. $3. | C | 0.8 L & U &%, thought they take ] ‘m; creamery, 18G23c; dairy, 13 | those who wrecked the property is absolutely for the Year 1804, H1.95 vesterday. Lard closed at o decline rath paltod iinee (honited, Sach, gsgietc; | Goniral Paclflo.... [RRAMAll o T SRy brasentativein: 3 i false, and the men who are back of the | WASHINGTON, Jan 10.—The cstimates of 30 Bk for the duy and ribs at a loss of Ge. | SN Sied, shearlings short wooled wafly sking, | CheR & Qhio; | Bittabars s YL No. P 000 bu.; corn, 9,00 bu.; | resolution know this as well as we do. It | the area, product and value by states and The leading futures ranged as follow: Kking), No 5 Sheatlings (shore | oo B. & Q... Pullman Paiac 3 T it SiROTe Is cheap capital the resolution secks to cre- | territories of the cereal crops, together with s 10 —Wheat, 00 bu; corn, mone; [ate, and the common sense of the people |those of hay, potatoes and tobacco, have T on 5 voole y ‘2, “cacl " |Reading.. ........ Articles. | Opon. h. | Low. | Olosy, yooled 2, cach, Ge; dry fiint Ren, Whout.No. E —————— | Kansas and hutcher wool " pelis, per 1 i Rlchmond Ter, 10 fonts, s00bu. T will easily see through the resolution to the |been completed by the statisticlan of the i 1b., actual welght, 5@Sc; dry il K 1d . C. 3 do pfd.... i saxat| 54%| 64%@a | Nebraoin ' e 3 n. o GK(R.G.oWL BBls@dy O8M| OBMwle . A@6e; flint Colorado Cotton O1l Cert.... R.G. W.pfd 104 BRT3 pelts, per Ib., actual elght, 4@sic; dry flint g:}m}'n:i("l:“l\,!d" 284 Rock Teland 7 orado murrain wool peits, per b, “ac ., Lack. ; 2 Paut | 45 welght, 4q8e. s L actual | p'g'RTG. pra..... do prd... TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 1, 4@ . F. Co. St. P.& Omaha. 4%e; tallow, No. 2, 314Gic; grease, white A, 414 (ADIaTTT dice grease, While B, 3%¢; grease, yellow, i Southern Bacific.. 283 grease, dark. 215@3c; old butter, 2G2igc:’ bew it Sugar Refinery.... 314@%| wax, prime, 17G20c; roukh tallow, 2. Tenu. Coal & Tron. e CaE L pt Toxas Pacific... M FURS—Bear, black, No. 1 large. $20.00025.00; | Tilluols Contral Y. 1180 a0k No. 1 medium, $15; No. 1 small, $8.00@10.00; bear, | &t b 3 gartiicol 6 87% black, yearlings, No. 1 large, $12.00015.00; No. 1 | K, 4 o pra 88t mediim, $10; NO. 1 small, §7; bear, black, cubs, | Laie Rre & Webt No: 1 larse, 36.008.00; N, ¥ mediuim, .00 | GoD..c.v.. o 585 0. 1 small, $4; bear, ‘black, Montana' and Rocky | Laka Shore.. .1 196 |we 55 HER intain No. I large, $18.00022.00; No: 1 medium, | Load Trast... ... 805 | Whoetag & L B, No 1 small, $10; bear, black, Montana year: | Loninvilie & B3] A0 Dl errr s Cash_quotations were an follow lings, No. 1 large, 3i2; No. 1 incdium, $8; No. 1| L e N. Auosoniirs 8. |M &L it il FLOUR- Stead small, $5: bear, "black. 'Montana cubs, ' No. 1| Manhaitan Gon,... D& R G WHEAT—NC i, S8K@00%e; No. 3 spring, | large, $6.50; No. 1 medium, ‘$1.50; No. 1 ‘small, | Memohink O e 30| o 5 1 & P s 4 4 H A Toledo Grain Market. hands that are pulling the wires. Agricultural department and are as follows: 4 5 WHEAT—Activ 4 1 1 H 4 i i 5 e The corn crop of 1891 in rate of yvield is ary, 53 . Wil Stay at His Desk. one of the lowest on record. In the. pase tea . 2 mixed, i Mr. J. O. Phillippi returned from St. | thirteen years the viold per dcre of but one iy o oS .| Louis Wednesday. Speaking of the town, e e v e ik white, 3214 i ho sald that the south had been greatly | dfoutha and dry winis in o few of the pine CLOVIH e Aive favored the past year, and that St. Louls | ¢ipal corcproducing states reyced the are T L b \yas doing more bullding than any city of | Barveatcd for kralli vilue to 6236200 from RECKIPTS-Wheat, 10,000 b.; Its size in America, The city feels but lit- | the 7600000 acres plunted. "]‘I‘“\';fl‘:“}:rf AN S mure 0 iw.; wheat, o | te the depression that is noticeable through | Kiinered i LAZTO®0 bushels ha T MBNTSCRloue ) ; .| out the west, He brought the information | “The wheat crop 18 uboug an Average yield P that H. G Srake, assistant goneral (reight | per cre. The chtive product of the country s agent of the Missourl Pacific, would not | is 460467416 bushels, which 1s below the SRS Hm R0 3 sl e o, [ M been made by Mr. Krake, who had se- | e northern, 5ic; May, 6Sle. YR 00NN going Into other business | “7Phe “acreage, according to the revised es- SRirmfand scarcas No. 8, idlige, 01 than railroading. timates is 31,882,436 acres. In the revision of ) o i 3 Bk 1 ; No. 2 while, 31%c; No. 3 white, LAt z acres the principal chunges have been made DARGINC. fi;‘“&r;:n 'Q]\;ro_ll{n”:':h l“ LA, lfii"lrhh 1 memxnn;er?..,. N.L.... 8 3 s0@fye. & 2 et LEO’S UN in the spring wheat state: The rate of 2 2icl No. 2 white, 314G3I%c; | yearlings, No. 1 large, $1i; No. 1 mediumg, 35 | Maours Paclic.. o pids o CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. RY T Bteats Na Js e, SmPle, sa@ste : TR I B, D 7 White, 150! N i bear, silver tip, cubs, No, 1| Namuville Chat... 89 H & a06 RO s PROVISIONS—Lower. - Tork, $1.60. Lard, | TWo Eastern Cardinals and a Conference | Value per hushel i 0.1 centy, ‘2, o, 1 medium, $4, % H| N . &T. poeee i SI0N ) IRS1L 00 3 2 - 'he estimate for oats is 27,023,055 acres; No. %, 5c; No. 8, 52@5te; No. 4, No. 1 large, 00;No, 3. | db pi. coraase. At Al Cattle Recolpts Were Much Leas Than Ex- | "Ricuiprs_riour, 880 bbis: wheat, 1,0m | ‘oh ATebbIShu Vaughun on tho Curds. | product. 0080%,058 bushels: vajue S gy 9163 No: 3 small #is vear, bionin."year! | ' K. 3 eeteabYa B bl € / NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—A special to the | 2 vield per cre, 15 bushels., TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, $5.65. No. 1 small,.36; bear. brown, cubs, No. 1 lurge: | Nown 4 ofds: - S. R. R. 1 CHICAGO, Jan. 10.—Cattle recelpts were much | SHIPMENTS-Flour, 300 bbls, World from Rome says: At the next con- |, K a, 1,914,780 acres; product, fme, '35, N wn.' cubs, No. 1 Targe, | North Am. o, tibte Mot on ; Tue, $13,194,4 PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl, $1156@ |87 No. 1 medium, $5: No. 1 smail. $3; badger, | Norherm bocin 3 i less than expected. Trade was dull during the Cotton Market. sistory the pope is likely to raise two of the | Barley—Aren, %,170,602 ac T b o5, A0t S0, Shore | NG 1 harge, $LO0GLED, o 1 medim, ol No. | No. Pt i 17 5 forning, but the demand became quite sharp | npw ORLEANS, Jan. 10.—COTTON—Futures | orlental patriarchs to the dignity of cardinals, | 402,405 Dushels: vilue, $21 e, e, oo Dry miteds 56 No. 1 tmall, 33 fox, siver, n G0 aaior n: | U-P. D &G. later and there was a general stiffening of prices. | quiet and strady; sales. B | The dignitaries who are believed to have been | o huckwheat-—"Arca, 70,252 oo, conding to beauty, No. 3 large The total sales of stocks today were Common to extra dressed beef and shipp'ng 4; Februnry, $5.2005.23; 3 &t 8 12,608,200 bushel WHISKY—Distillers* finished goods, per gal., | medium, $60; No. 1 small, $50; fox, fhares, Including: American_Sugar, 29,500; - | steers were In demand at from $3.40 to § 533 April, $5.35@5.00; My, $5.41a5.48; Tuly. selected for the honor are Mgr. Azarian, the 18, ‘;‘;l‘u"m""‘\rl‘;_;:' 4 o 122, according to beauty, No. 1 large, No. i | ington, 3,100; Chicago Gas, 21.700; Electric, 4100; | only a Timited number sold atove 5 ayea) 2 wber, $5.61@ | new Armenian patriarch, and Mgr. Yuzeff iy i 3 (han A gl S wranuinied, v | modlume 69 No. L small, 0 "tox, crons, NG, 1 | Now ersey ' Contral” 2108 Nonthwantern. $30: | Only, o, limited number sl above £535 and ice e s - | patriarch of Antioch. His holiness at. R e standard A" §3.91, se, $7; No. 1 medium, o 1 small, 32; | Rock Tsland, St Paul, ; Silver Buillon ers were sajable. G R Jan. 10.—COl y; mid- k ! , The following were the receipta and shipments | {0, Ted, No. 1 large, SLo; Ne. 1 meaiam. $1.55; | certicaton, Western Union, 2,600, 5 or ngarioe. Suiaple answhere from $1.80 t0 | aring, Se; walos, 100 bales: recely ' bales; | taches the utmost importance to these nomi- todn No. 1 small, 81; fox, gray, No. 1 large, 7fc: No Ukeful cattle generally 8010 at from s ta aes | Shipments, 2,100 bales; stock, 75,600 bales, nations, He looks forward to their making LOOKING U Artici RecoToin | SHTpments. | large. bovs 2. 1 meaiome 4y A055 fox, kit, No. 1 NEW YORK, oo 1o oN o cALL | MIENEr fhan yeRerday. TR a deep impression throughout the east and -, bbls. 3 3.00 Moit, Noigp, 1arke, $; No. 1 medium, 32, No."1 | Easy at 1G1% per cent; Tast Toan and closedy 17 | anihe s ok, 10RS Were at an advance on Thaniew NGTON, Jan, 10.—ROSIN—Firm; | IEPINE on the longed-for understanding be- nd D eolgitICA s (Canage 2 ning pi Yo INGT i gvlfl:;.‘ bbls S 4000 1000 small, L@ marten, No. 1large, '8t No 1 AL ] Lot oo e '{,2;“,“": %7 ood, “geric P | tween the schismatics and the papacy. There n Botter Feellng. Corn, g‘u. Y L 2610000 X aedium, o ke s RCANTILE PAPER-2%G4% per ot tha'slass ,,;,‘,,.,,,,‘, o tarse “pard ot the | “TAK. stendy’ & 25 e A h‘alvn h(oununu lurlllnnln[sl in ndm- ‘t;nu;‘vd‘;:ol)(;‘g(u CLEVELAND, Jan, 10—The ats, bu.. . 2 b 5 gis 3 it WA A arrival Lots avernging from 170 {o. 200 1bs. PMURPENTINE—Firm; d, $1; soft, $1.50; [ since Cardina s ' ¥ e fif- Rye.bu..: R 4000 T s, 306; mabwstain Tion. portacpunmy | | STERLING BXCHANGE-Strong, with actual | generniiy sia at fons s i 400 10, 20 e | viriin, $107. b teenth cantury, with the G o i Barley. bu......0.... 49,000 No. 1 jarke, SLOGGLON; Imperfoct sking, | hmanS i0 ‘,".‘Qlfi;';;‘. Dills at $1L.KGL8" for de. welghita al from $4.50 to $4.65. ' Drime heavy were LONDON. Jan, 10—PETROLEUM—Spot, 4%@ | grnai® jfr0tiiye With the exception of Car- | siatement about the iron and steel trade, [ s exchang vt o 5 No. 1 larg No. 1 medium, o d $4.87%@4.88 for s hosted | quoted at from $4.70 to $4.75, and choice as. |4 3-16d: spirits, 614d. i i aacan, > now that it has fairly entered upon a new 40P the Frotuss cxon: nge Loty hs butier e | 3 T aimalle 36: oiter. pato” S | rates SLS@is: commercial bills 34805, d light at $4.35. The close was weaker, ANTWERE, Jan, . 16-PETROLEUM-1{ _ pata| “Iocation” was compelled {o reaids in Rome, | DOW thali I has falrly entered upon‘a, i Egua, auils 15a1se. Y 2ol duiry, 1183te. | el g No ) medhuin, g5 No: 1kman ser | SHLVER CERTFICAT . here were about 12,000 sheep and lambs here | and sellers. Cardinal Vaughan, archbishop of West- . 4 ! Rto} FROUNI 288180, faccoon, No. 1 large, 00@T0c: No. 1 medium,' sci | 5 ralirond. bonds. heavy state’ bonds, today, That was a moderate supply and the de- ST R minster, is expected'in Rome, as the pope | Provement, the N LA ““r”‘"' Of an e o. all, 3503 Ticcoon, . Taa'to ; ; . and quite sufficient (o abgorb It Pross ; ok couraging items o reports vari NEW YORK GENEGAL MARKET. No 11T B0cis 52,00 ahusik. Lioic, et Dty | " Clowing quotations on bonas were as follow wero ‘wleady ot the = advance . estabiioied | PEORIA, Jan. 10.—CORN—Market active, | I8 anxious to consult with him In regard to e B ey i A 3 oot hisis PRI b0 NS Aasy faaet, To. Tox..- carlier in the week, shcep being salable at. from | firmers No. 2, 40c; No, 3, oc. religious questions in England, and more | 560 L p v s striped, 1 lnrge, Bc; No. 1 meitiug U8 7e ror N BTG garllorin the week, sheop being malable at from s e, white, 30 3te; No, | LoEious s Hand ¢ | chase of rails by the msylvania railrond Closing Quotations on the Principal Com- |1 #mall, 2 skunk, ‘broad striped, N . 8. 8.coup 7 2 to J3.75 for poor to cholce, und sales of lambs et firm; No. .+ 30%@3lc; No cularly as e mos g way of | quring the week past §5 expected fo. ba L2 Fiao)p O | waie; wolverine, No. 1 large, #; N UL 8. 48 &S, making on a basls of from §2.50 to $1.%0 for cor- 0% @30%e. Vo. 2, e, furthering a reunion of the Catholic and [ followed later in the year by another order modities and Staple 33, No. 1 small, §2; wolf, mountain, h responding qualities, | Fow shecp® hold above No. 2, 5e, 3 NEW YORK, Jan. 10.~FLOUR—Receipts, 12 523885223 GRARRESES3S3 s8R Tron Trade Review this week will say: While any 3 P N c] 0! e o ¢ like amount. A" number of good cone No. 1 medium, § 1_emali, . . & T.'C. from $3.00 to $4, and $4.40 bought most of the high wine basis, §1.22, [ protestant church. The outcome of the K > A J A Sl 000 1 0. 1 small, D . 1 large, | Ala. Class A.... Receipts: Cattle, 11,000 head; calves, 300 head; Kelsco Wheat Markeot. later on in the shape of a papal appeal to nsh PHAREEII arket more active and firm, with a lurge busl- | $5.00616.00: No. 1 medium, $4.10; No. 1 smatl 53; | Ale: Olase B ... o hogs, 42,000 head; heep, 12,000 heand. SAN_FRANCISCO, Jan. 10—WHEAT—Steady; | tha Anglioan ohurch urging o retuee i e been closed by western b ness pending, which will prok K0 thro beaver kits, No. 1 large, $2; No. 1 medium, $1.50; | Ala. Class C.. .. Mutual Union 68, A May, 97%c; cleared, 61,99 ntals wheat, &! 8Ing effect of this b long postponed If wheat holds. Southern flour, dull. Ry, No. 1 small, 75c; muskrats, winter, No. 1 large, | Ala, Currency. . N. J.'C. Gen. bs. St. Lonls Live Stock Market. Rome. & and much needed - equipment firm; sales, bbls. Buckwheat flour, ste $@10c; No. 1 medium, 9¢; No. 1 small, 7c; musk- | La. New Con. 48, No. Pac. 1sis... ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.—CATTLE—Receipts, 2,000 Wool Market. An effort to bring about a reconciliation | will be felt in turn by producers of pig ir BTG, rats, fall, No. 1 large, 4@6c; No. 1 medium, 7o; | Missourl o a0 2ds . hiod: shipments, 1000 hend, Market active; 10c [ ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.—WOOL—Quiet, un- |between the Russian “orthodox church’ and | by bar mills, car wheel foundrics, in fa :““)‘l‘.fi\\;fl;\l\l’l Dull; 52G6de, No. 1 small, 6c ats, kits, 2@3c. N. Nhgvécgnfiolhu.h,- h(ullwl‘ for natl T xuns, Strong, sl ; cholee | changed, 2 3 Rome fs also contemplated by Leo XIII It |all nll;nu I)u-klln ;ixu- .}uuu;.x‘u) [vyl]u- cons “OR| L—Active, but lower; sales, 1,000 5 o N . F. Deb, 58, native steers, $i medium, $3.55; | 50 [ T A g crn has taken orders for Ons res BbIS., 200 sucka: vollow western, | $1.101.18; Forelgn Bank Stutements. . 0. R.G. WesL. 188, 8.35:" cown, $50063,10; IndIan. st DOUBLE MURDER BY BURGLARS. Is probable that before the next elections in v, albelt the price was o record breaker. Bragidy wind 013,00, n“u"'rfi Jan, 10.~Tho weekly slatement of the Fonn,nowust.6a, AR T Consolea fed steers, $3.50G4.30; grassers, $2.40G Vi Italy Signor Crispi will invite the pope to o cont close to 2,000 ton 2 et; o 0/ B3@56c; boa i 5l an| France issued today shows the followl: J N o C. P, W, 1.9062.35, o Cf o o struc I I ) P - ™ :‘ S e lole, 0K, ont loats) 1O ghunizea an Compared With 1he. previows ACcounts Tenn;old o8 - sl siaand o G Recints, 8700 neads shipments, 5,29 | Young Methodist Minister and s Wit 31}3:;,Il“’:‘z’r‘..,fim:fl:rfiuu:'u‘:;rn?lcp‘:yrulrlAl.:'..u‘»lxl.‘, Dira il and i the SAmE mravket -1 BARLEY—Flrm: westorn, 66007 asked, Les In clrcy sury | Va. 3 L& S.F. Gan, +| head. “Market aciive, strong, 5@loe highor; hest Killed Atter Hard Fights. z ton bar _iton sale was made in the present BARLEY MALT—Firm; weste ) accounts ' cu case, 18,203, gold in |, dodeforred... heavy, $4.40; good micdium {0 heavy, 2043 v tary party would, it Is thought, be of infinite | ton bar iron & . Hing rome WHEAT—Recelpts, 19,50 bu.: o . hand, Iner L000(: Dills 0, dos gt Sy falr 10 ordinaty mixed, $8.8004.10; common 1ihe. | INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10.—Rev. W. N.|asslstancs to. the goversmont and glvezib | Mack, . Bame further ship pulldingisprans b salem, .49 bu tutures and crease, 8, Wiver in hand, 3,- | ododd A, e . 2 - ' | Henshaw, aged 80 years, a Methodist minis- | much needed support in its resistance to R I S L R B0 afloat, S840, 1, 0. i 0 miset BERLIN, Jan, 10.—The weekly statement of | C: P. 1818 0f ‘03 : Gl srongs hiRhor nelva, mipments, ter living at Belleville, Ind., ten miles west | the party of disorder. Although the rela- | man come (8 comtrnl wastomn et worist rn, Ti%e, delivered; No, Teige, del the Tmy Germany slows the follow- | D. & R. G. 78 1541 §3tliwest mixe, $2.00; mixed wethers and lambs, | of this city, on the Vandalia road, and his | tions between the premier and the Vatican | There is the beginuing also of & larger Options wayanced Ing changes as compared With the previous nc = 0; lambs, $4, ) BT " are less strained than formerly, it is not|movement of iron from furnaccs to foun L and after Thoman's | Count: Cash in han i 10, marks; San Franclsco ) ng Nrock Quotations. young wife were murdered by burglars at an probable that the pope will care to help | 4! ast and west, indicating that foundr; sh statement, rallied ply on heavy ase. | 280,000 oher ] SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 10.--The officlal elosing Kansas Cliy Live Stock Markat. early hour this morning. The wife was | Crispf and the monarchy out of thelr diffi- | ™D, none of whom have carried any stoc clearances and riled generally fiem withir urlt 4 A4l Mmurksi notes in | quotations for mining 8to2ks today wars as (ole | KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10.—CATTLE Recelpts, el et e taran " y of iron, are having more work today. Barraw range afternoon, closing at 0 reulatlon, ‘decreas marke | Towat 3400 hea; xhi 1000 head, Magker sirbow | awakened by burglars who had entered Eebruy i o, 62 11 106asge, clsed ‘ot | the Bank of REngland ixsued today. Mhowe . ths | AT 5 Tuntice. . 50109 pigher wleers, $L704480; Texas | through the kitchen, As they turned to T ——— WEEK WITH THE MILLEKS, o; Mily, G30E%e, clsed 1 uhe, @8 | following changes as compared with th fous | AlphaCon,’ )"\l Kentucky Con’ | Shoern, 415 Contian ateers, $1.80G1.05; bect | leave Mrs. Henshaw jumped out of bed and e Hosna Wi med 8 Peg dune. UG | LUGRIE qhany reserye adrcant, ik ) AR s Lady S G 325805 e 1 o i " | grappled with one of the men. Mrs. Hon- )5u1 :K:;p.ml<|.:.-.’:..:fi‘;;,“Mru“l«m,‘" ‘ufl‘tnn_ :;;mvlnlm' }x:-fi}‘."l:n'- . Mexican.. . HOGS--Receipts, 0 ‘head: sh'pments, 1 shaw was dragged tp the porch, where the ot B | deposits, " inceease, (O17,00; piblle denontin - | Bost & Boiciior g ) B 30 ar® gfyf iiers DIk of afes | burglars shot her through the head with af oo the Genera 10.—(Bpecial,)—Pen- | MINNBAPOLIS, Jan. 10.=~The Northwents i PPk BDOL | Oroase, [386,000: noten 1oserve ncrensey 1 it 00 Bullion, 0.7 Oceidental Cor i mixea, $5 80 25t T g shagere MM | yoyolver and she fell mortally injured, The o RN, ph: o peaial) Wore: |ern Miller says: Minneapolis miV's last week Broportion of ihe Tank of et e 1 | Chieonia, Bbaim it Sban i ples, 830630, nents, none, | piie Pad awakenod Mr, Henahaw, who X80 e e P aattionan. | Eround 70,220 barrels, aiainst 66,320 the week i Options opened s al B e sk ok of Mnklandls lIabilly to Sram) SHIEZEP—Ttecelpts, 2,400 head; shipments, none. | jumped up and went for the other thief, | Nebraska: Ludddd 4 before, Last year's output was 9,400,000 bare B e dY ol e amiaceiosine, helped | TOW BOdD par et o ol ok cunky i | g ceiai |8 MK T S He was grabbed by Mr, Henshaw as he was | David . Bmelson (deceased), Red Cloud, | Tre Sl ear ot Wiok A optil bERs January cioscd. a1 A ow York Live Stook Market. £olag ouk-of the-back!door. < Tho two\ men|| Wolwier, Inereasomdein 7. Holdep, - Hay | ta Sepint BATLLH o0 ik DL SRR W _YORK, Jan. 10.—BEEVES—Reccipts, 41| fOught clear into l)‘l(' ml‘dum of the road, | pri i’ River, Hall; Robert I. McClellan, | noticeable in the flour mark Forelgners Recelpts, 21,00 bu.; sules, 25,00 bu. don ktam sayw: The matkers wers | Grown Polnt Unlon Con’.'1..0 Ioan steors " n¢ 31015 g oS, duote | Where the burglar overpowered the preacher, | inco), MY Tioanter,. Oftiinal Widows: ot | Have bid a. irils mare frechys . ExDIrL hin tLEes Ang” AL00) bui spor | ganio%, S0 bu. | London cablestam savai The markels were | GONE, PO ulah Con. . American steers “Gafitger res%ed and after shooting him through the hip | raiseueAnn Ellza Smelser, Red Clond,Web: | ments were 1969 barress, against 9550 bive . 45 No. 2 sl No. 2, delivered, $ile; No. 3, 8i%c; | bY government purchases for the sinking fund, | Hle & Norcross.! 110 | Yellow Jacket. - g Pl (9 1 vl 1 Veals, | Stabbed him no less than twenty times with | ster, rels the week befo 545 in 1891 und 40,160 3w Biges No. 3 ‘White, ' 88%c; track, [ Kouth ‘Americans were stronk. Americans wore | Silver bare, 504 #5030 lean dollars, 618 | poor to prime, §1.5 i a dirk knife. There is great excitement in | Towa: Original—William H. Winegar, | in_ 1593 4 track, white stite, 8715 | firmer on rumors that Prestdent Cloveland will [ 51ie. Drafis, slght, 10¢: tolgraphic, 12166, {4 torn "catven. 82 bt . the neighborhood, and J‘,“d, are scouring | Baldwin, Jackson; Benjamin “R. Brewer, | Superior-Duluth mills turned out 1,432 by lons generally quiet,” but firm all’ day, | €all & speclal sesslon of congress after Murch 4 SHEEP AND LAMES—Receipts, ead ; he country in search of the robbers, The | Webster City, Hamilton; William H. Cra®|rels, against 1,750 barrels th* previous week e At Waho net advance:’ January closed ai | 10 attend o the ¢ rrency. O (he fncreao of Boston Stook Quotations. ra on sale; she rm; lambs, v. 8 the country In search e listed in the | Y€M Milton,"Van Buren,' Original widows, | and 12346 in 1801, Stocks of flour at lake Mosed ‘&t Biige, Ioed 8 MMci May, gdsie; | LTRON fn the mank of Eog T BOSTON: Jan., 10.-Call loaus. 2@3 per cent: | PoOr 1o prime, sold from $2.00G2.75. Lambs, com: | Police of this city have been enlisted in the | Yi ol NeBe ool piinter Mttt | Doints are beginting b moae, ami Shst Y—Quict: i 52 © rest came froi ome of 4 24@4 per cent. Closlng prices for | Mon to chaly 13,6204 @095, search and bloodhounds from Seymour, Ind., [ towh, Marshall, slocks are belng worked down. With valley piggge " QUIcti shipping, 80T o cholce, | e e oo i eion: The In- | uocikes, boads aud. niining Saros: Hoa%—Heesips. "t 4 {ieadi weak at 34406 | have been sent to the scen South Dakota: Original—Parker Swear-|of the Ohlo millers the record was mainly HOPS—Steady; state, common to cholee, old, | tes was due to borrowing by the governms KT &S F. .. 4| Wesil a5 | 4024 for extreme Pl ot SN ingen, Scotland, Hon Homn William | one of light running. - Only one mill ran at o, Feansvivania, 12c; Pacific coast, old] | ot to the purchase of consols by the bank, 1 | AT Rt 14 Coffhe Marker. Bhioage Lire Siask Machange ¥istarions . | STANOW Raln Stiuse tenrmnce. Crignat| Mllwaykte, moking 140 Larels 07 1D Wirm e ione Sukar Market, A, Sugarola, Wis. Ceutral 8§ | NEW YORK. Jn.‘t 10.—COPFEE-Opions | CHICAGO, Jan. 10.—The Chicago Live | }idoWs: : ] *|deciine, A ltte hetter nauicy was noted af 910, 4 Jo & 1 o | NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—8UGAR—Raw, firm; Beli Telophone, {Atchison 4w, o.00 e, Ao At 10000, pplats advance, Taagr ity | Stock Exchange won a decided victory when Colorado: Orluinal-George 8. 1Ill, Monte | New, York, but buyers snd sellers remained o 24 1bs.. 120; . i 4 o ol 90 Lest oslon any .. ow Ei d s aclive on fore port, local éovering and d 5 At its | Vista, Rio Grande. apart as o prices. No lmprovement is no- i iy Busags paic: | fong Mo catiirugal,- 88 Cles, A ] (I‘hb:lm::lin\nuy. us e Eleciric oh. hiher, cablos: “clased " firm at. 106d "pointa ‘et | the suit of the attorney general to forfeit ity | Vista: Rio Gran |:E 3 at Pl feipiia. ” ARG Ehunge for o heavy welghts, 14%@ 150 No. 11, 3 1-1603%4¢; N v A A [ Wis. Cont. 18ts Tehe pas o sagn, Inclucine: January arter was dec| dge Clifford’s court. e M h the better was manifest at Haltim: hu ‘{\'z(‘wnqm domostio Tohoe. o; pulled, |13, 2 616e; ‘.'n A,, 3 mould’ A, 4 1-16@4Y0; | Fliehburg, o 88 [Atlantie.. . A | $14: March, 813,63 60613.65: June, | Sharter was decided in Judge Clifford's court Alleged Murderers Discharged. ifo; off 4 Mo monld A, 4 1 Gen. Bleoir 3436 Houton & My A d.00613750 July, K Judge Olifford declared that the by-laws of | KANBAS CITY, Jan, 10.—Perry M. Mason, | f8rby, offeringy were stlll knocking out Abe Mason, Gus Noland and Dick Murphy, cport southern mills hard hif 7 art r the past season, Lut sl courageous and hopeful. Toledo miils turned Veterans of the Lato War Remompered by | LEht Output und u stightly Botter Inquiry a for Flour. Government, London Money Murket. 15 905 Nevada. NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The Evening FPost's Stiyer HilL,........ PROVISIONS-Cut meats, quict; plekled bellie: o; cut loaf, 4 1-16G04%¢: crushed, Illinols Steel...... 48" |Butte & Boston... 103 | October. i D 4 the exchange, for the regulation of its busi- IN@SKc; pickied “hams, Gobic. 'Lard: casier) | powderad. L0 e 4 Tieine: | NIGOBNIE 1 40| Buble b Boston.. 10N | Ciroe Rig mild, | ness and defining the manner in which the RERom wtcam cloied 0t §13)! city a1 SuGe 5, 4 1-16G4K0, i gld(‘flollgniy,m - 1807 o tenntal.... steadx; e 0 BAER | members shall talew, 180 tiercon: Janunry close 1 NDON, Ja. 10.—SUGAR—Cane, quiet; cen- | Ore. Shori Line | Frankiin.. |0 Sunto on at about 16740 K % 0% Sl & I | u i rotined: . Pork a0 4 $1-2) May, | LONDON, Jah. 10.-8UGAR—Can oifulet: sen- | QT ook R 94| 2L ROt 9 5°and §, spot basla of aboui | About a year ago the exchange adopted a | farmer near Leeds, last December were dis- | out 1500 burrels of flour ot eapeeton e solicit business, are valid, | charged with having murdered Emil Benz, u acific, co 5%c; also, 2 ¥ o 3 ¢ d - e more cel In North Dakota BUTTER—8teady: wesicrn dairy, 10@16c; weat. : Union Pacific. . 115 |Oncaota” .0 Ig | 1%c; also, 2000 bage Maracaibo and 160 rule limiting the number of agents or sollcit- [ charged from custody today at thelr pre- | make more this week h Da an creamery, I6Q60; weatern Tact fo@ite: New York Dry Goods Market. w.f.,"fd‘“ gm“ utucy e (;::rv;u)'“ 8 ps m“.','."‘{::';‘ deliver ors which any firm could employ in Illinois. [ liminary hearing. The state was unable to :.'if:i:fv”: lr;;:mllu”:m ,‘»\.".',lt|ltll"|ll,«-".:')(: .‘3'1' My {da%h, utation ey Hate | NEW YORK, Jan i0-New business was of R = S ATAC - day, 155,008 bags: United Stock, Michigan, Towa, Wisconsin and Minnesota to | introduce any evidence which would tend to . L e ©_creamery, . yery lie proportion. Through deliverlcs on — bags; total vigble for the 4 States, t o 7 § en ha nnection with the ESE—Qulel: state, large, 4ilic; small, | former contracts large sales have bech foachon New York Mining Qiotations. bage aguihet BT 68 haint nited States, 41,350 | three In each state. \\ngm:n J.»Mdlnulxxy‘ a_:x“xweu.e men had any connection with O Ahoaur ama Htei full skima. '8GSc. o aalichs of guch descriptlon must contioue | NEW YORK, Jan. 10.~The following ara thy | BANTOB, Jan. 10.—Fitm: seod srerage Santos :f""“';"l"g“‘{""'”,“‘:’,‘“"'&“ h sk TAKNCR | TR e — — ate nevivania, 23c; | for some time. Printing cloths, quiet at 2 9156 | closing minins qioiail 13.50; receipts, hags; Block, 45 pape ' | tions, filed through the attorney general a eipts, 6,646 pkgs.; western fresh, | asked and 24e bid by llmlulln«l\lnvln not con- - 1WNUay auala mv" " APt 13.000 bags; stock, 464,000 bas 4 At 4 Charge Agalnst Charies Foster. BBc: wouthern, 15@21c. ke i 3 e — HAMBURG, ' Jap. 10.—Market steady; price, | petition for a writ of quo warranto against K e A i X B R iy, 4%0; oouitey, (. sidering the fat T [T iRy 162t higher Rales 11,600 e o | the exchange, aileging that the rules adopted | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 10.—In an ad * PETROLEUM--Nominal; Unit'd closed at #9%¢ Flnuncial Notes. Crown Point. | 0 |Plymoutii : o s 00 g4y @t 24f | wore fn restraint of trade and therefore | dress before the State Board of Agriculture, 0 mouth total malon, 26,000 boge. 0. W 3 ORANGES - i Yy NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.—Clearings, 82,960,757, | foR Cal & Va.... 343 Qiakainer. ..., (DE JANEIRO. " Jan. 10=Guiet: No illegal. DR W. C. Wilts of Parkersburg, W. Va., charged Miss Della Stevens, of Boston, Mass. PIG TRON—Quiet; Scotch, $19.00020.00; Ameri- | NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.—-Markets quiet und Gonid & Curry 88 |sierrs Novada Blo. '”M‘r ‘v’x-h agec. 10 13-16c; re Kid @ that ex-Secretary of the Treasury arles writes: 1 have alwuys suffered fro ean. $9.50613 ! ed y Hale & Norcrass.. 0 |Standant i oleared far Busope, o Oregon Kidney Tes cures & ney Lrou- | w " Foster had manipulated his reports to nercditary crofulu, for which I tried v ~ Straits, $13.25G13.95. Sales on Jan. 10.—Clearings, $13 Homestake.... ...1600 |Union Con . 5 3 bles. Trial size, 25 cents. All Arugkisti. | it o falling off of (ho per capita And gen. Flous remodies, and’ many reliablo phyat: Februmry. 8. 0., to double, $13.10; 8 tons 'S0, 16s, ngs, §2,548,985 ot BEsE Cat e naas. MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 10.—There was a notice Engiue ¥ell Into the Street, report, His announcement produced a sensa- R S.S S gy puany, $13.281 Lony’ Fobruary. 415 a”, R+ e T LonDay he Siask Quoiai ably better tore to” wheat today. 'The fmprove: | BROOKLYN, Jan. 10.—Au engine and train | {idn. 3 PR, e raiatyl io you 28— W eak. ; L~ Ol "\ ¥ B o nt was generally cred 0" the bul posi- " - o — BPELTER--Dull; domestic, $1 balunces, 284,188, o Paolls - Paal com 57K | LIon taken by tae Cinciuat “pane butleh posl- | of empty cars on the Kings county elevated e Aag T —— AT oid asony, sadaaalt e AL Sirone; ‘brokers' price,” 43; exchange | NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—Clearings, $80.100,64; | Kelc.. 1ooreiiir JO8|N ¥ Gondl 1 1007 | pecially 1n Ite oaposiion ! rise, Curre port | road, while switching at the terminus at ploasure in speaking only Gurfi(l priee, §.07 bulauces, $5,730,013 Erle 2dx. 64 " |Péunsylvania £ Kiven out yesterday as to the amount of wheat - 5 5 ’ NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—Edward R. Carter, words of praise for the COPPER- Eaxy: brok price, 494741 ex: [ PHILADELVILA. Jan. 10.-Clearings, 80,80,56; | I, Gontral 70 b onding, e ol | i farmers” humie > Clearancen came mus mpvst | Liberty and Snedaker avenue today, crashed the defaulting transfer clerk of the National {ronderful medicine, wnd @ Price, $. balances, §1, 259,530, Mexican ordionry. 143 | Mex. Coanew da #lxo, the amount of wh and flour going out [ through the bulkhead, a switch having been . in recommending it to all —— PHILADELPHIA, don. 10--Clearings, 89860~ | 1ag S1LVEN S0 LY Dbelng about 60,000 bu, and it was apnounced | left open. The engine and one car went | Bank of Commerce, has been sentenced to six — B s "l:i"ll-‘;\l-‘:-::r:"h;t- beciad i balunces, §1,20,830. BAR w‘;.‘.‘?’?‘:. per oz, fhal smo hoats w 8 ‘!;ruglr:l p Now '-n‘:u‘ over and fell to the street, while the second | years and six months imprisonment in the Treatlss o3 Blood and Bkiu Diseases Malled Froe, L dan. 10, HAT--Closed: No. 1] CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Cleard 415,037,000 | The rate Of discount in the open mark advance from yes'eiday. ® Moy chone % #%¢ | car hung half way over, but did not fall. | King's county penitentlary by Judge Bene o PECIFIC 00., Atlants, G I el Sitecs January, Glie: May, STac | Money, Wil per vent ' n el ger cent on ahort Bills 1s % per ceati for three-months | July. Slisc. The milrs wers buvers ot ‘ens | The engineer and freman fell with the en. | it of the Unitad Statae drory Tudge Bene- SWIFT SPECIFIC 00., Atlaata, Ga. galn today, wnd 115 cars of on track No. J | gine, but none of the guards were injured. | ter pleaded guilty. No.'1 porthern, cash, 60ic; January, | tin New York exchange, 0 premium. | bills, 9-16 per cent.