Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 28, 1895, Page 6

THE OMAHNA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JANUARY 28, BONDS MUST BE PAID IN GOLD ser attached to the stone dry dock calsson as it was bein entrance. The forehead, breaking his skull, pected to' live. floated from the dry dock weer struck him across his He s not ex- T also struck Fore- man Sheehan across the face, breaking his Banker Olews Sees No Other Way in Which | nose and otherwise injuring him, though not the Treasury May Recover, SENATOR SHERMAN. AS A HEATHEN CHINEE Mis Currency Proposition Compared to the Antiquated Military System that is Now Being Easily Beaten by the Armies of Japan. NEW YORK, Jan Henry Clews, head of the banking house of Henry Clews & Co., writes of the situation in Wall street: Business in Wall street remains dull. In the in tment department the transactions fall considerably below what is usual at this season, though prices for first-clas mortgages, yielding about 4 per cent, are quite steady. Speculative transactions are aolmost entirely confined to “‘room” op- erators, and all efforts to stimulate buying are spasmodic and fall flat. At the mo- ment the “bears” seem to have the upper hand, perhaps malnly because holders choose to give them rope In order to en- tangle them in a squeeze, The strong feature of the market lies in the fact that there are so few weak holders, and that the owners of stock regard securities as in- trinsically cheap at current quotations, and therefore will not sell except at an ad- vance upon present prices. The market Is in a mood to seek an occa- slon for postponement of operations, and it finds one ready to hand in the treasury situation, the currency question and the tardiness of congress in doing something toward settling these lssues, It 1s generaly conceded that in the way of legislation on the currency question nothing {5 likely to be done at present, nor, Inde:d, can be roperly done within the brief time remain- ng for the present congress, The feeling in favor of the appointment of a national ommission on the question is quite gen- eral, and the recommendation to that effect by the Chamber of Commerce I8 likely 1o strengthen that sentiment. With respect | ey 10 providing authority for borrowing to strengthen the treasury, the feeling is one of growing impatience, expressed in strong denunciation of the neglect of congress. This postponement is the more inexcusable be- cause the inevitable necessity for the thing being done leaves o little room for delay arising from the differences of opinion. The uneaginess on this account 18 increa; by the suspicion that the inaction of congress 18 due to fears that action in this matter may bring up again the eternal silver ques- tion, with all its disturbing influences, The question of the kind of money in which the treasury bonds shall be made payable appli the match to a t deal of explosiy gressional material, and Washington leaders hesitate as to what is the best way of getting around that difliculty, the more So as the silverites are evidently awaiting the occasion for wresting from the sound money men some sort of concession to silver. As usual, Senator Sherman steps to the front as a ready compromiser, and instead of strengthening public confidence by proposing that the bonds shall be payable in gold, in troduces a bill providing for an issue of 3 per cents, payable “in coin,” which means silver as ‘well as gold, The senator insists that as the word coin has always been used in government bonds, it should continue to be. " In taking this stand he scems to lose slght of the fact that when that word was orlginally inserted in the bond silver (which i5 a8 much coin as gold) was at a premium over gold, and when the present bond act was passed—which is now the only authority for the issue of bonds—sily money was not in circulation in this country. man must know that since that time silv has depreciated from a premium over gold 1o less than 60 cents on the dollar, hence the fatally. KIRK ASSAU night perior the Kirk knew play ness. the Two City penitentiary, here testify Kirk. ing saturated He then set this on fire, determination of burning death, thus doing away with the most fm- portant witnesses the state had ers awoke in time to extinguish the flames This was introduced on the following day, and the result was that Kirk was sentenced to seven years In the Michigan City prison. — CONGRESS OF RELIGI ONS, and save as evidency Many I gres lief: will ‘be invited. gress, HiThe time and place will be announced in a vs. likely be held s to the place, there are several cities anxious to entertain it. tioned Toronto, con- | o and Ga. panies have been asked The fixing of the time and place has been referred to a speelal committee. arted systematic which will ‘be carried and province, by coun- X committee 'will sole charge of the program and all the mat- ters regarding preparations. meeting of prominent people held in Chicago next week to further perf — - RS READY FOR TRIAL. rate, tary Sherin has every state, county ties TAYLOR BROTH LINNETU George E. Had Tried to Burn Up Against Him. WARSAW, Ind., Jan. 27.—Charles F. Kirk of Milford, who was arrested on a charge of setting fire to the house and the barns of Captain 8. J. North, becav prosecuted him for alleged violations of the llquor laws, made a murderous assault last on_Sheriff Stoner, his cell with his supper. trength of doubtless have been killed. was a teel rod he had torn from his bed. A month ago, in a fit of drunken boasting, of bystanders that he matter anybody else,” and that he also knew that North would yet suffer for the part he had Kirk sted Jail from Connell two-year North, of in the case, as both have heen intimate with Kirk prior to their imprisonment M committee clation at Asbury nd St. Paul in 1889-90, has béen elected ary and general promoter of the con- Kirk with the and T8 THE SHERIFF, 1wo Witnesses e the latter had who had entered But for the su- official he would Kirk's weapon than ‘‘most and his busi- and placed in at this place, the Michigan Brandt, sentences, brought prison to known to and were the were September, were placed In a cell directly above the night bed and bedding and worked it into the cell occupled by Connell and Brandt, after hav- it with the ofl in his lamp. tore up his the evident two men to The sleep- minent Persons finve Promised to Attend. CHICAGO, Jan, 27.—A Pan-American con- s of religlon and education will be held during the coming summer in the United States, to which people of all religious be- Protestant y country of North and South America, The congress will last one week, and have two general sessions eac day and ten sectional me noon. dignitaries Ameri; Samuel G. ple’s_church, St. and Mr. local ducational as 1894, Hebrew, in tings each afte philanthropists and the highes and state mised co-operation. D.D., of North Rev. stor of the Peo- nn., is president, Sherin, who was secretary of the of the National Jark in in July, Among those men- Park, N. J., >aul “or Minheapolis, Atlant: and Atlantic Cit; Detroit, The railway col t make a reduced Secre- plans of out in have There will be a ect plans of work. Alleged Murderors of a Mlssourl Family Against Any Delay. Mo., Jan. 27. Taylor, the alleged murderers of William P. and 1895, OMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Continned Tts Record Breaking Slide for Oblivion, MAY CLOSED NEARLY ONE CENT LOWER There Was a Slight Recovery at the Open- ing on n Gain in the Price of Fatures of American Red Winter Abroad. CHICAGO, Jan. 2%.—Wheat continued its record-breaking slide for oblivion today touching 52%c for May, and closed %c¢ lower than yesterday. Better cables caused an early advance, but free selling wiped it out. May corn closed %c lower, May oats unchanged and provisions slightly higher. The wheat market opened in a_manner to encourage the hope that liquidation had run its course. May, which closed yester- day at 53%c, opened at Gic bid, with sales at b4%c at the same time. Hanging around Gic for a while, it gradually weakened, and about 1 o'locck it was down to Bi%e, Which was its previous lowest point. The cause of the recovery at the opening was an un- expected gain of %d In the price of futures of American red winter wheat at Liverpool. That started some local buying, but as s00n as that ceased the dark view of the future again predominated and the decline reported was the result. Chicago recelpts were 1§ cars, against 65 a year ago. Min- neapolis and Duluth received together 220 cars, against 1% last Saturday and 18 a year ago. Bradstreet's made the week's ex- port of wheat and flour from both coasts 2,840,00 bu., compared with 3,661,060 bu. on the week before and 2,947,000 bu, a year ago. Primary market receipts all told amounted to 212,000 bu., against 224,000 bu. the previous Saturday and 196,000 bu. on the correspond- ing day a year ago. Guesses of the visible supply for Monday range from 500,000 bu. to 700,000 bu, decrease. St. Louls shipments of wheat this week amount to 518,000 bu. Sell- ing became liberal as the session advanced, May closing at b3c, having made a new low price record at 627%c. The corn market, compared with wheat, was firm, on fair buying, although In_the end lower than yesterday's close. May started strong, at 1%, or %o, improvement over last night. Owing to the heavyness of wheat and some slacking up in the demand for shipments, the opening advance could not be maintained. The close for May was 45%c, against 46l6c yesterday. A fair business was transacted in Values at the start were somewhat firmer and_gradually aoff, closing a_ shade fower, but within a very small fraction of yesterday's last prices. The steadiness of the cash market and some demand from other sources were reported as the cause of the early firmness, and sympathy with wheat influenced the decline. May sold from 20%c, the opening price, to 2ige, and closed from 29te to 20%c. The provision market was steadied by the small receipts of hogs. Shorts were the buyers, The range for May pork was from $10.80 at the opening to $10.60 and back to $10.65 at the close. May lard opened at $6. sold down to $6.70 and closed at $6.7121, a against $6.67% vesterday. Ribs for Ma: started at $5.60 and left off at $5.65, which as also the closing price o’ the day be- ore. Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 27 cars; corn, 135 cars; oats, 60 cars, 30,00 bu.; hogs, next week, 165,000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows: Low. |_Closa. oats. 403 o3 83% crude, Me; oft crude, G Ti4e; oft summer of Erades, 0. ORANGES-—Quiet others, $2.50013.50. P1G TRON—Dull; fean, $0.500712.10. s prime summer yellow, TMiv, 20G%ic; yellow butter Tanty, £.0004.00; frotyh. $10.00620.00; Amer- COPPRER—Stendy: hrokgrs' pce, $10.05 LEAD- Strong; brokers price, $.023. TIN-Higher; straifé $18.00015.35; plates, quist Sales on ‘change: 3 fone January tin, ‘$15; tons June tin, $13.5050% tons, to artive, $14.50; 3 tons, to arrive, $15, 25 tons spot, $15; 60 tons Februaty, $13.90; 80 téns March, $18.60, OMAHA GENERAL MARKET, sound, Condition of Trade hnd Quotations on Staple and Faney Produce. BUTTER-Culled #tétk) Sc; common to fair, 10@110; falr to good dhuntry, 12@12%c; cholce to fancy, 15@16c; gatheréd creamery, 19¢; separator creamery, 20@2lc. EGGS-Strictly fresh laid, 160, LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, 5S¢ ducks, 6c; turkeys, 5@6c; heavy toms, 5c; geese, 6c. DRESS JULTRY—Chickens, falr, 5c; 4c; choice small, 8@ic; turkeys, to cholee heavy, 4GS, small, E@%c; ducks, fair to good, 7@ full dressed, 8@9c; geese, fair to good, fancy, full dressed, $ao GAME-Blue wing teal, per doz. $1.50f1 green wing teal, per doz., $1.25G1.50; duc mixed, per doz., $1.00G1.25; canvasbacks, $.00@0 5.00; mallards and red heads, $2.50G2. small rabbits, T6c@$1.00; jack rabbits, $1.26G1.50; squir- Be. VIAL-Cholce fat, 70 to_ 110 Ibs., { large and coarse, 3@ic. Wisconsin' full ~ cream, 12%c; Nebraska and Nebraska and lowa, p ger, No. 1, le; brick, “Upland fanc @ are quoted Young A, Towa, fuli skims, 1@ No. 1, 1i¢j twins, hay, $0.60; midland, $9.5 land, $; rve straw. §. Color makes the pri on_ hia, les sell the best. Only top grades bring top prices, PIGEONS—OId_birds, per doz., T6c@$1.00. VEGETABLES, POTATOES—Western stock, small_lots, 0c, OLD BEANS-—Hand-picked, Lima beans, per 1b., fgo. ONIONS—On orders, Sic, CABBAGE—On orders, 114@1%¢. CELERYor e SWEET ATOESHome grown, Kangns, $2.0062. D BEETSPer_ibi, CARROTS=Per bl,, 2 CAULIFLOWER-Pir crate of a doz. and halt to_two doz., § N car lots, 66c; navy, $1.90@2.00; $2.00a2.75; TURNIPS—Per bl SPINACH—Per bbl., $2.7 FRUITS. PEARS—Winter Nellis, $2. APPLES—Genitons, $3.0043.25; cholce eastern —Concord, none: Malagas, gross, $10.00410.50. RANBERRIES Jerseys, per bbl, per 65 to fancy, $11.00@11.50 TROPICAL FRUITS. 8.75@4.00; BANANAS Cholce stock, $3.0002,80 per. bunch, LISMONS—New Messinas, sizes 500 to 300, $3. o sinas, & . PINEAPPLES—Per doz., $2.50@1.00. MISCELLANEOUS. OYSTERS—Meduim, per can, 16c; horseshoes, 20c; extra standards, ‘210; extra'selects, 2c; com: pany selects, %e; New York counts, standard, per gal., $1.30, NEW 'FIC trafaney cholce, 121 lifornia, bags HONEY York, Tie; fornia, 16c; strained, 4 to 10-1b. cans, D MAPLE ' SYRUP-Gallon jugs, per Bixby 5 gal. cans, $3. NUTS—Almonds; 15c; English walnuts, soft- shelled, 12¢; standards,’10c; fiberts, 8@¢; Brazil nuts, fe. SAUER KRAUT—Choice_white, per bbl.,, $4.10@ 5.00; per halt bbl., $2.5002.75. MINCE MEAT--Fancy, in half bbls, per Ib., Gko; d0-gal. Keks, 6c; condensed, per case of § oz pke 3 CIDER-=Pure juice, per bbl, $; half bbl., $3. Minneapolls Wheat Market. APOLIS WHEAT—Close : i M. July, 55%@0% har No. 1 northern, Gi%e; e, The dgmoralization in continued today, Wwith a local break of futures, the week claging Be lower for May than 3 Cal- edlings, 3. doz., a track, 83¥c down 2% per cent, with a final rally of “ !‘v:r cent Northern Pacific common touched ".. the lowest price ever registered. he Cordage shares, while less animated continued on thelr downward career, and sales were made of the common at 4%, Cor- dage preferred at 8 and Cordage guaranteed at 17%, the prices of the two first named being the lowest yet recorded. Union Pacific attained an advance of 1§ per cent in-the early part of the week, but toward the close liquidation of long Accounts caused a decling of 1% per cent, to 814, the closing price being 1 per cent below last Saturday. Missour] Pacific was subjected to a drive, which carried the shares down from 2% to 21, the last price made being 217%. Sugar was marked up 1% per cent, to 90% on Monday on the announcement of the de- cision in favor of the trust by the supreme court, but reacted to 894, recovering in the final dealings, and closed unchanged on the week. The grangers eased off early in the week, but when the senate reported the poolifig bill without amendient there was a sharp rally. A subsequent announcement to the effect that the bill would be sub- jected to a vigorous attack by those sena- tors desiring amendments to it brought about a reaction, which was partly recov. ered in the final trading on buying induced by St Paul's favorable December state- ment. The losses on the week are 1§ to 1% per cent, the latter in Rock Island. The bond market was quiet and generally heavy during the two hours of busine: The aggregate sales wero $451,60. The spec- 1,322 and th Today's ‘hogs and no sheep, 584 hogs and 149 sheep on y cattle, last Saturday t of any day receipts of o In fact, the ulation in the bond market during the week | New Year's has been heavy and the general trend of prices downward, The aggrezate sales were 6,123,00. The main feature of the trading was the Reading Issues, some sales of which were registered the lowest ever | r made. There were also £ome noteworthy declines in some of the usually inactive mortgages, and final prices are generally | p at a liberal recession from the previous Sat- | urday's closing. The Evening Post's says: There was n general stocks today, due to the unsettled affairs in France and the approach of the settlement here, followed by the usual Parls monthl settloment, which will be heavy. Tnvest- | i\ ments stocks were weak. Consols were 164 | g\ lower, partly on realization and partly on | rumors of a new India loan. These rumors are probably untru | 10 flat on reported export of $7,000,000 of gold | I} from the states tomorrow. B The following were the closing quotations | ¢ on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today’ Ktehison. 4% Northwostorn.... _06% Adams EXpross... 141 | N. W. pfd W Alton, T H ....... 86 |N.Y. Contral.l donfa.. ... 108 [N Y.&N.E 305 | ¢ Am. Express’. 0 110 |ontario & W..010 10% Baliimore & Ohio. 621 |y Canada Pacific. 5aig Orezon N 18 | e Canada Southe 497108 L. & U'N 4 (f Central Pacttic 134 Pacific Mail. . .0 20 b Ches. & Ohlo....\. 10% Chicago Alton. .\, 147 | Pittsburg, C.B.& 71| Pullman P Chileago tins, Consolidated Gaa. C.. C.. €. &St Colo. Conl & Trom. Cotton Oil Cert Delaware & Hud Del., Lack. & W. D.&'R. London _cablegram a in n 1484 | fa 156 | ¢ der. ou e an 4| Flolimor |_do pfd.. dig R G WL R’ [RG.W.pfd o i | Rock Taland. . 1001 St Panl ... 3414 do prd.. 03¢ St. P. & Omabia 9% dopra ... Southern Pacifie.. Sugar Refinery Tenn. Coal & Tron. 127 87 he. ...l G. Northern pfd... O 1. vfd.... Hoeking Valley. T. & O. Illinols Central... Union Pacfic. St. P, & Duluth ... U, S Expross... K. &T.pfa.,. ... WSt L. & P Like Erlo & Wost do .. do pfd..... . _89%|Wells Fary Lake Shore........ Western Union Lead Trust. ! Wheeling & L. Loujaville & 1 L &N.A.... Manhaitan Con Memphis & Michigan Cont Missourl Pacific. Mobile & Ohlo.. Nashville Chat.. Natlonal Cordage. dopfd....... N.J.C N & W. prd. North Am, Ao ped. . H&T. C. T, A. A& NI M. TSt L& K.C dopfd S.R.R... do pfd. Am. Tob, . ptd. do pfd.... U.P. D &G. from 0% | weeks P.D. & E..... B | steer W OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS SATURDAY, recelpts numbered 7% ¢ as against 1, 5,177 dny. S year there has ‘been and 9,465 sheep and a gain of 43,583 hoj ompared with the ponding period of 1804: BEEKLY tal this week tal Inst cattle enough of market the ade s Iy the o b at abc wand d in market ned ut 1ull, ttlo that a ap to the r from 0, oW he mar m - yeste better inch Stockers, 16| Reading.. ... { | supply. tside o and ther of the and week Total previous week the ya re w for hogs Not Much Activity in the Market for Beof Stoors, COWS WERE CLEANID UP Stockers and Feeders Were In Very Light Supply and There Was Some Inquiry from the Outside as Well as Local, ttle nce a loss of ceipts during the cor- R Cattle, reéuction IR | ol ekt Were only twenty-nine fresh ny ons Kind to make much of | $2GK, as not beel rds devoid of ings we steady and ived, trade. Te pretty AmeFicans were dull | Juring the past week or mofe hs been far he whole en downward the tendency of in addition ‘The buyers have t but there has b At week it Is safe to say that 0c lower than the UfT was in light supply ferings we cleaned up did 1o show, s prices, mand. A has trade feede well st A the cattle were BEBE No. uring been more lif s were in There was some Inquiry from the 11 s0ld at about sted resentative sales: and 128 It will be noted that the re- | celpts today were the lightest of the week ccelpts of hogs were th. Monday, EARLY Jan, sterday, sheep on light- January 14, the lightest since the first of the 9,950 cattle TS, Hogs. 42,30 41,863 loa and_not much activity steers, and the life, but eventu- el cleaned The market selling interests. the market has has been the on no the close of the prices are not high time two and the of- in - good season. much change Cows have been the week than in that very light loeal Specu 1000 100 1000 1050 1400 1100 A0 2100 head; shipments, 1,500 head; market stendy Texas stecrs, $3.30013.90; Texas cows, orado stests, $3.0064.15; beet steers, 05; native cows, §1.3563.90; stockers and bulle, .85 4600 head; shipments, 1,700 : "o Mgher, ulk of ssice, heavies, $1.9564.20; packers, $3.80G4.00% Tixcd, $9.8004.08; NRhta. $1 60550, Vorkers @3.80; pige, $3.3663.55 SHEEP--Recelpts, a; head; market steady. HOGS —Recelpts, head; market st £.5064.10; shipments, 1,000 MARKET, New York Quotations Opened at an Ade vaneo of Two Folnts, YORK, Jan The cotton opened at an advance of 2 points, and closed at an advance of sales, 25,700 bales, The eteadin was the result of a little local searcity of sellers, Investors the exports and big receipts. Practically all business transacted on ‘change today was in the matre of wwitching for local | covering, Manchester sent a doleful refratn in the way of wbles indicating fear of ppage of spindles 8 the ressult of dull ¢ New Orleans did hee PAFL with an advance of 843 points, but backed NORFOLK, Jan. 26 —COTTON dling, Biged Tow middiing, 4 11-16 A 1160 net and gross receipts, 1 POrLs, constwise les; sales, S1 2110 Lales 1A LTIMC Jan, . middling, 2%c: low middiin dinary, {%c; net and gross r 2,055 Dales HOSTON, Jan. 2.~ COTTON—Dull middling, § 11-160; 1w midaling, & 1.16 dinary, 4 316c; het recelpts, 181 balés 15 biles: exports to Great Tiritain MINGTON, Jan, %, middiing, 4%e; fow” middlin Bross vecelpts, 1,008 bales; stock PHILADELPIIA, Jan. middling, 5 10-16¢; Tow mi et and gross 11,878 bales. SAVANNAH, . steady; middling 5 5-16 ondinary, 4 net NEW o market ruled steady 162 points; total s of the market covering and wore scattered by yi mide A ordinary ales; exa bales; stock, COTTON-—Nominalg 1-16c; good ors Reipts, none; stock, and ensys wood ore Kross, 183 bale COTTON-Quiet $ low middiing, 4% and gross recelpis, stock, 91,566 bales Jan, 2%, ~COTTON 'w middling, 413 3 biles; gross ain, 10,500 ba and good 196 Basy 110 May, #. 5.26; July, $. 41605 42; August ber, $5.6065.61; October, $1.60i5 USTA, Jan. 26, —COTTON low middi Se; net and bales: shipments, bales; sale stock, 34010 bules. CHARL N, Jan TTON - Stead: middiing, 6@ 13-16c; Tow middiing, & 3-16@ nel and gross recoipts, 2,668 bales. LIVERPOOL, Jan, COTTON-§ nd; “American, middling, . T were 8,000 bales, of which §00 wera speculation and export, and included 7,100 & American, Recelpts, 13,000 bales, Including American. Futures closed qui can middling, L. M. C., 6462 60-640; Tebrua arch and April, 2 60-64a2 o 2 62.640; May and June, 2 6 305 June and July, 3 164d; July and’ Augy 34640; August and September, 3 3-6473 4-64¢ Septeniber and October, 1. wary Quict; middling, gross receipta, 2 bule t, mod- o sales -6t nd May, kots, OUR=Dull not. quotal W Iy, but firm, of outside closed %) day's_price owing to oft from i Janu- nie Wi e ¢ and February, 4214 OAT lower; No. 2 mi 39%c; May, Dull, neglected; No. y i May, 204c. RY - Unchanged. BARLI « BRAN cash and Jauwe & TER: Dl s TER 53, CORN MEAL-$1.90G1.95. WHISKY-—§1.22, ON TS the Mecks family near Browning on the night of May 10 last, will be arraigned for trial at a speclal term of the Carroll county circuit court at Carrollton next Tuesday. It is not yet known whether the defendants will be called upon to answer to all the five indictments at once, or whether they will have to answer to all of the charges at once. Sherift Stanley of Carroll county has Subpoenaed a special jury of sixty men to try the case, and a great many more may have to be subpoenaed, as there are very few people who have not expressed their opinicn regarding the murder in some man- ner. Over 200 witnesses haye been sum- moned on the case. E. R. Stevens of this ity and of the defense tecelved a letter from W. P, Taylor today stating that he hoped the case would go to trial the 29th. The crime was one of the most heartless and cruel murders ever committed in this part of the state, that of the killing of Gus Rfecks, nis wife and two little children and | “RYi—No, 2, foc, an attempt to marder another. The first( o3, Week of the case will be taken up in the selection of o jury and the examination of the witnesses will not begin before the sec- ond week. SWALLOWED A 8| Total sales of stocks today tncluding: American_Sugar, 2,400; Chicago Gas, 2,700; Distilling and Cattle: 02 shares, 6,300; Burlingon; were 1120 BAGGING A% @i%e. 1300 PROVISIONS-Pork, standard mess, fobbing, Lard, prime 'steam, $6.40; cholce, $6.55 alts and bieon, unchanged. 000 bls. ; whi 1,000 b word coin has not now the ring that it once had. Senator Sherman wauld meke a good “heathen Chinee” if in CTina, because In that country they still continue to use the old-fashioned war weapons which they com- menced with, and do not even now deem it necessary o change them to meet the con- ditions called for by modern warfare. It is for that reason that the little Japs have driven them to the wall. The United State tresury, I fear, will be equally as badly crippled ‘as the Chinese are at the present time if Scnator Sherman and congress do not infuse the word gold into our bonds, which modernized conditions call for with first-class nations. The nation that keeps abreast of the times, whether in its money or weapons, will conquer in the end. Feudal- ism has paksed forever. The enlightenment of this generation is not likely to give way to another dark age. If Senator Sherman will allow his mind to wander back over the past forty years he will realize that the progress in everything connected with the uman race has been greater than for all previous time, which calls for revolutionary changes in methods. This country, there- fore, must recognize gold as does England, France, Germany, Austria and Russia, as the money standard, and should put’ the word gold in future bond contracts by legis- lative enactments. This country will then be on a secure basis for the people of all other nations to deal with us. There Is a very clear evidence of progress in public comprehension of the nature of our financial difficulties. Tt is seen that the bank currency question is only indirectly con- nected with the treasury question, and t the treasury question has two distinc branches, one relating to deficiencies of rev- 3 3 | It openied Monday. Thete was n heavy trade, sl G 423 | supposed to be In part’ outside business oi bidi] “spr Cash wheat was dull. Receipts were | fheding, 1600, General Flectrie, 55000 Louisville 171 cars today, against 107 cars last vear. The | & Nashville, 1,000 National Lead, 10,605 281 | flour market 1§ unsetuled. ' First patents in wood | tional Tead preferred, 1,000: Northwestern, 2,00 2914y | &re quoted at $3.05G3.20 _second ‘patents, $2.75@ | Reading, 1,600 St Patl, 4,000, 3.00: fancy export bakers, $2.00G2.10; red dog, aaedd J 10 40 | $.60@1.75; shipments, 24,878 bbls. 10 65 LD London Gralfl Review. 6 57| 652 .| LONDON, Jan. 2.—The weather has been vari- 675 | 670 24 | able and seasonably cdld. - The wheat market haa heen weak, owing to (he large quantities afloat, 545 | 545 | &40 0 | the poor démand and tweak foreign advices. Buy 560 | 5060 | 6535 5_ | ers have practically withdrawn and holders have Cash_quotations were as_ follows: been willing to accept &1@ls decline. Parcels FLOUR—Winter _patents, ~ $2.65@2.65; _winter were slow and spot, dull, | Red wiriter wheat straights, $2.26@2.50; spring patents, $3.15@3.50; | parcels, prompt dclivery, ' were quoted at 21s 3d, Sprink stralghts, $2 1002805 bokers, $LIG2.50; AR o N L o ot aaicahwasutoal) W EAT N 2 spring: Berdsiries NoLs apring, | 2nd the demand wasimuiet; mixed Amerfcan pai nominal; No. 2 red, 41%@0%c. cels, prompt delivery, Were quoted at 185 9d. Bar- CORN—No. 2, 42%c; No. 3 yellow, 40%c. ley ‘was dull and easy. Oats neglected. OATS—No. 2, 28%c; No. 2 white, 32c; white, 314@31%c. 2834 2034 10 65 5,000 bu.g b 61,000 10 35 10 60 May... s wheat, Poric per bbi 18,000 b, New York Money Market. YORK, Jan. 2.—MONEY ON CALL— sy at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; closed, 1 per cent. MERCANTILE PRIME cent. STERLING BXCHANG ness in bankers' bills, $4.51 188 @4.58% for siXty’ day: 4.90. ‘Commercial bills, $4.57% SILVER CERTIFICATES—59%c bid; no sales. 186 BAR SILVER-G95c. 298 MEXICAN DOLLARS—8%c. B3 GOVERNMENT BONDS—Iirm, except for G, 34 which are weak and e lower. State bonds, dull. A Rallroad bonds, weak. 1o Closing quotations on bonds were as follown: U5 o8, reg.... U. 8. 58, coup. U. S. 48, reg. U. 8. ds/coup. U. 8. 28. rek. Pacific s of 95,1 Ala. Class A, Ala; Class B, Ala Class C. Ala; Currenc La. New Con May........ Lard, 100158 Jan.ien. May.......0 Short Riba—| DALTIMOT changed; re FLOUR bbls.; , Jan, eipts, 1 50 Dhls, spot Dull and uf shipments, 754 PAPER—2@1% per Tk AU and_month, 56Y@I6%c: 073, @58c; May, %KD mer, red, 5H31L@53%e; re “hipments, 16,000 bu.; sock, 33,000 bu.: southern whe . on grade, 641 spot and month, May, 49 asked; ste 11,127 bu.;_Ktock, G —Firm: actual busi- for demand; rates, $4.890 STOCKE! NoiS Coffeo Market. NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—-COFFEE—Options opened steady at unchanged prices to 10 points advance, ruled firm on European buying and scarcity of sellers, closed steady, 5@15 polnts net advance, sales, 13,000 bags, including: Februar $14.50; March, _$14.40@14 May, ~ $14.30@14.35; June, $14.35; September, December, $14.50014.55. sides (loose), $5.40@5.45; dry salted shoulders | Spot coffee, Rio, steady; No. 7, $16; mild, steady; ‘Ismxl‘(l $4.57%@4.75; short clear, sides (boxed), | Cordova, 18%4@lic; sales, none. . 6o = "\z\;lllSKY-—Dlsl‘llcru' finished goods, per gal., Peoria Markets. LR Jon | H-CORN-Market fim and The following were the recelpts and shipments ot steady; No. 3 white, 30%@30%0; today: N?.Yfl]w!y‘lu.xwfiflfl%c. 0 Articles. Y E—Market nominal. Lo WHISKY—Market firm; high wine, $1.22. Duluth Wheat Market. DULUTH, Jan. 2%.—WHEAT—Lowe hard, cash'and January, 57c; May, 08 9%c; No. 1 northern, cash and January, May, §7c; July, §7%c; No. 2 northern, Quict but stdndy; No. 2 3 fe; No. 2 mixed, 3415G35 D aanis Simpson > 135,017, b, : ks, Av. .~ No. Av. RY 1 @ise; receipts, 1458 bu.3 e 0 §2 50 82 steers.......1001 stock, 3T bu. ) H& TG There were only thirt TAY —Steadys good to choice timothy, $12.60@ 40 G8. ... vard ' 1200, MRk ieht. recein GRAIN FREIGHTS—Unchanged. 10 24 48..... at otk BUTTER-Unchanecd Mutual Union 68, “Unchanged |N. J. C. Gen. 8. ady Hopac 5 ) Philadelphin Markots. iasourl 6 28 10D, w8 agiingL $105 3 exterday and $4.25 on Satur- ¥ ¢ Mo o N Consoa. duy ‘or st w The light hogs sold from Jan, 25.—WHEAT-Dull, and O 8. a0 8. F. Deb. $0.55 Up to, .05, With the bulk of all the hog "No. 2 red, January & S aont 178 Seat atn: *dthg | Rt 00 A3 ndlented B e Murch, SSIGEsC Teni, new sot s St B, Connols 7. the market 18 fiow not far fiom where it was i Tonn, new hot 0. 0 0. & P. W. B4 at” the opening of the week. On Tast. Mondiy Athe; Februs Tenn; old 68 St L. & LM Gen. 5. {ho ‘extrome Funge of prices paid was £.00714.10, Va. Centurics. SUL & ST Gens. ainst 88.63004,10 (hiay, and (e bullc of the o deferred. ... Tox. Pac. 1ats. ... ol on Monday at $3.806L0. Repreienta- Atchison 4., a0 2ds, 3 o2 A. UL Tnts of 97 canain 86, 5 Weni shoro 4s.... : B % : s 'No, 3, htke; rejected, 46ige; 1o arrive, | G E-16s of "0, 0. R R.... kil L h, 1 hard, §7%c; No. 1 northern, Goe. LI = . - o *Frisco Wheat Marker, Boston Stook Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.—WHEAT—Steady; | BOSTON. Jan, 20.—Call loans, 244 per cent: December, UTige; My, $0ie. time loans, 263 por esnt. Closing prices £or Blocks, bonds and ' mining shares: ! AT EE i WSt BIoe ST i aien i, A S ia T S Wis: Gentral. Kanins Gity Markots, Several Interesting Features to the Speou- 103 Atehism 2ds bt 0,00 J Iy, ! WHIAT-1c_lower: son 48 X it 4 v 516 L red, Gsic; refected; lation on 'Change Yesterday. . NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—The leading fea- v England 08, 3 Missisaippl; rlvers S No, ture of today's speculation on the Stock 11| Wik Cont. hata . 3 39 3 £ o No. 3 No. 3 recelpty, B5¢; No." 3, —No. 1, $1.42. EIED—Prime, $6.80, L CROVISIONS—Meas pork. pe 53@s5e; No. 4, bblL, $10.40@ Lard, per 100 Ibs., $6.55(16.57%. Short ribs, more an_advi ¢ active at the hig the pens were cleared at an caj One load of good heavy hogs ght $4.10, the 'ORD AND WILL DIE. Fatal Experiment of a Profosslonal While Practicing at Muskegon. MUSKEGON, Mich., Jan. 27.—Albert Heil- ing, a professional fire eater and sword swallower, recently with Lee's circus, swal- lowed an elghteen-inch sword at the opera house Inst. night while practicing for. the Elks minstrels, and will probably die. In entie ind the other to the retention of wold | bk, TAPGETER Work bottar, Hefling locked in the trensury, each of which requires dis- | pimself In a room by himself and proceeded tinct methods of adjustment. The gold re- | (o put threa swords down his throat. He serve I the most acute disease and will per- | 1" nderted one . safely, but the second haps prove the latest to vield to treatnient. | gword struck the end of the first, driving 1t Cannot be finaily remedied until the banks | S 5tlow. the palate into the stomach. Then feel at liberty to resume their former meth- | he climbed a ladder and called for help 003 of pavini out gold, and ‘he € ¢¥> reasins | guer the transom, Hefling —afterward To hope that some means may be ultimately | Sajked wine blocks to a. doctor's office and devistd by which the obstacles at this Doint | e home. An operation was performed can be overcome. Tight 18 dawning, and the | e A0S0 Jow, “Barber and Vanderinan, Way out of our embarrassment is becoming | Pieving the point to be at the base of Elly-more visible; the stomach, they made an incision there, but Helling had walked so far the sword bad sunk into the lower portion of the ab- fomen, necessitating another incision. Heil- i s 21 years old, and though he is strong, his recovery 1s doubtful. HOPELESS DIPHTHERIA CASE CURED. PEORIA Receipts. [Shipments. 9,000 21,000/ 119,000 D CORN' Steady; No. 2 mixed, Anril,” A8@i8%c. ; No. 2 white, Junuary, 36@36%c; ;April, e, M and o higher; fancy western Pennsylvania prints, 22c; Johbi 25¢, ioi fresh weste Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Oats, bu.. R b, Barley, bu...1.." X On'the Produce exchange today t e ket was_steady mery @20c. Eggs, firm; 13@20c. 8,000 6000 44,000 156,000 4,000 22/000 butter mar- 12@23c; dairy, 10 No. 1 Joly, 6514 cash, 2B Unchange TGATL - Retined, TALLC 5 RECE ° ) wheat 0,000 bu 5, (t, 1,400 firm, ¢ but NEW YORK GENEKAL MARKET. sackas . 83,000 bu. corn, 20,000 Closing Quotations on the Principal Com- modities and Staples. NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—FLOUR—Receipts, 12, bbls.; exports, 5,600 bbls.; sales, 2,600 pkgs.; mar- ket very dull and weaker to sell; city mill pat- ents, $1.0004.15; winter patents, $2.50@3.10; city mill clears, $335; winter strafghts, $2.05G2.7; Minneapolls patents, $5.05G3.60; winter extras, $1.90G2.40; Minnesota bakers, $2.0003.60; winter low grades, $1.00G2.15; spring low grades, $1.76@ spring extras, $1.85@2.3. Southern flour, common to fair extras, $1.80@2.40; good to holce, $2.40G2.95. Rye flour, quiet; sales, 25 bbls; superfine, $2.5 $2.503.0. Buckwheat flour; quiet, $1.63G1.7 BUCKWHEAT—Dull," 48 CORN M| Quie $1.08G1.12; Brandywine, ‘car lots, 6@ s6asTe, BARLEY—Neglected; No. 2 Milwaukee, 44@65c; STOCKS AND BONDS, LONDON MONEY MARKET, Large Amerlcan Gold Loan Would Br Readlly Absorbed. LONDON, Jan, 27.—The plethora of money 18 still so great that a large American gold loan could readily be absorbed here. Con- s0ls having touched 106 during the past week. There were considerable realizations made, but it is believed that the price of these securities will go still higher. Ru- mors are current of an impending issue of Indian government sterling bills, Home railway and foreign securities were fairly strong. Argentines adyanced on the ap- intment of S:enor Uriburu to the presi- ency. It would appear that mining securi- ties have touched the top notch. The rush to secure profits unsettled the markets. South Africans generally exhibited a de- cline, but the German and French demand for these shares continues unabated and will_enable prudent speeulators to get out in time. American railway securities re- lapsed fo their former stagnant condition, with small speculative buying of the best class of securities. These decreases were made; Readings firs 3 Louisville & Nashville, ~Northern itle pre ferred and ' Union Pacific, e a1, Reading — and Norfolk Western, cach 1%: Denver preferred, Wubagh sixes and Atchison mortgage, 4i4; Central Pa- ¢ifio and Erie scconds, each 1. and Erle, Wabash, New York Central and Denver & Rio Grande, each %, CO1th exchange was the renewal of the liquida- | Fitciby 5B Al whit tion in Lead common. These shares were | Gen Eleciric.. oston & Mo e, L Tilinols Steel...... 43 |Butte & Boston... AT heavily pressed for sale, it is believed, by | Mavoim Cani o | Calimer & ool S insiders who are In a position to know the | N Y.&N. B....... _80% Centennial I company’s affairs, The character of the | QldColony... 25004 | Brankllih o selling therefore caused more credence to Ty > gzt | B0 R : e B Wik, Tanenangod. be given to the rumor that the commission ; i : ; e Ve Hgher Jose. stock was to be taken off the list of divi- | WestEad.. Sia|Eamatsk. ié Wohet, 1,000 bu.; corn, 5,000 bu. dend payers. At the opening the shares [ 222 . I were 3 per cent lower and a further sharp decling of 4% per cent took place, In the later dealings a recovery of % per cent,-of which 34 per cent had been lost at the ' close, was effected, making the decline on the day 4% per . cent. Lead preferred declined steadily through- out the day in . sympathy with the common, and is down 5 per cent from the final sales of yesterday. 'S0 far as. is known there Is nothing in ‘the condition of the country to_account for this depression in the value of the shares, but the street accepted the selling as indicative of the views of those acquainted with the truc situation of affairs. Chicago Gas opened % per cent lower and then, ndvanced i per cent on the covering of short contracts, a report being current that a settlement between the opposing in- terest in the country had n effected, ‘The higher range of prices was not main: tained for long, and a. decline of 1 per cent was recorded on free selling, the lnst being the lowest price of the day. Most of the other indusirials arc down on the Wool Market. For Towa—Fair; light west winds, Uy reacted sighty, closing at 'h_ly{'fl !rlm;fflvlh'"*. ,'l’""‘"d\:w: Cotton Ol LONDON, Jan, 26.—A good selection w For South Dakota and Montana—TFair; [ udvance; January ~closed it 48c; usty | precerved i per cents Cpitan Oll common, offered at the wool auction today. Ameri- | west winds, becoming southerly. sloasd s a1 Mo, AIAOMIs clised 83 ioi || BerioRRL] Tisathor Rocerred and Consols cans were free buyers again. ~American | “jor Missourl—Snow in the southern por- Vipts, 1000 bu.; exports, 280 bu.: | cents. Distilling 105t % Der-eant. hut made buyers have purchased up to date over 6,000 | tion; fair in the northern portion; northeast | wyics, 10,000 bu. fut 25000 bu. spot. Spoi | a full rally at the close, General Blocgrie | Deadwood 40 was firm. m.";x:. tl’n:‘lebll)i:.:‘rlnu“‘:a;\'x; “].on;; I‘xl:_pmwn":\ winds, X e market dull; No. 2 .L‘i'mu(l‘\' . 2 delivered, 8i4c: | receded % per cent, recovering 14 per cent, | Gouid & Curr The prospect of small supplies of demand and all lambs were very dear, The | OEFICE OF THI2 WEATHE IRE, January closed at ‘8%e; ‘February closed ol | SockoV which Wi he SPieaaing the | Mexloan.". .10 Aared Jiare QUAILRAIINED RS 00 A heain number of bales offered was 13.33, of which [ OMATLA, Jan, 37.-Omaha record of temper- Rtarch closed at $ke; May, snosnc, | Stock, which was held firmiy on the re e {romc S8 ot SR Ban. o extra i pumber of bales offered wiw 13,335, s e e Py b S L R U < ] 4c | ported increase of $L§S in ihe December Trom $5.55 15 $4.80 for poor Lo funey lambs. "Tho v M the il i detall: New | responding day of' the past four years nipping, 506356 cholce, | M€t earnings. The' Other grangers were| New York Weekly om ! 0 funcy lam) The following are the sales in dotall: New | responding day < shipping, 50G35¢; good to eholee. | Girong in sympathy, ahd e 0 S cen, oo noad. 0 "4 Bouth Wales, 8,211 bales; scoured, 654d@ls 1895 1884, 1893, 1802, 3 strong in sympat 3 and at the close Bur- | NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—The weekly bank state- | jogs, 5,000 head; sheep, 1,600" ho s walss iU L Crislaid, * 1401 | Maximum temperature ... 11 k] —Steaays sate, common to chotce, ol | 10GLEN was up 1s Her eentand Northwest: | mant wmow h (Ollowine chuniers i ;| greasy | Mpxiun (ampATAtES 4.y teadXic! ent, h and Rock | crease, $415 ank, | decreanes $164,300; e ek o d: g VIS | Average temperature .. 1 . folem; wet salted New Orleans, se- | 1sland are unchanged. 3 tenders, decreuse 3. 'South Australia, 414 bales Precipitation ... 00 .06 .01 lected, 45 to 63 '1bs., d4%@dc; Buenos Ayres, dry, | Most of the railway stocks traded in show se, $5,790,300; clreulatio P o AT B R okieR; Sequned, | Freoibiton oe GGERIF nd precipitation | 8 o 9 lbs., 12 Texaa, ry, # to 0 lba., declines at the end’of the day from "yex: o8} seoured, 4 for the day and since March 1, | @1 BrCRY } i 0 fow ahares show Jremay, 3GG4d. Tasmunta 8 baics’ scoyred, | af Omana ¢ day oh L | O ATHER-Firm; hemlock scle, B. A., lght | gains of a small fraction, and Bullman i 18 14; mreasy, agted. Cape of Good Hope, | Normal temperature ... . L nace, 1008 SRR on s 1961 bales: ceoured, 8AuIs 10; greasy. b | Deficieney for the duy’.. Lo AR GAMAIMS } ae0e, 160 pulled, ‘l;‘l“;“'::l““.’"“n““‘:!: !"'-'""i“,i_‘”{' heavy in tone, | o o FORIED 14 ki The ‘week's imports were .89 bales. | Normal preeipitation ©.... <02'inch | RSy 1 sioNs—Beet, quiet; family, $10.0@12.50; | EXCERt Within the lasg half hour, when a| PARIS. Jan &6 xchunge on London, 2 The Weelcs imports werd S0 bales. | Normal precipjtation, LR ISIONS_Hect, auiet; fumily, $00G12.6); | covering movement set'in, which was due to | #2¥e for the secount. Exchange on London, ¢ A% Week's ofterings amount to 77,687 bales. | Deflclenoy for the ChY.. 556 Anches | XU Mesk AT H008 N Detra Mt MeoMAIT0 [ a bellef that immediste action ‘would be | 17c for checks. Markets ut Manchestor. Deticiéncy since March 1 . 1695 inches ' Cus meals, ateadyi;plckled beilfon, 64 | LEKEE D3 1O YA e e | e b union fano. ko the Danik of SCHEST o 5 Yo: pickled shouiders, 44@d%e; pickled hams, | 10 restore conflde ¢ financlal situa- ] e todny s £46.000, e @ MANCHESTER, Jan, 27.-Last week's| Hoports from Other Stations at 8 s D g atendy; wWeatom Ricim. cibaed | tion, which had about reached a point when noe today 18 £46,000. business was very smail. The makers of — 1 At 0.870; sales, 75 terces at $6.8; clty at 6lc; [ SUCh a step I regurded as ahsolutely neces- ; China goods are fully engaged for some January closed at $685, nomiral; My, $1.(6, nome | Sary. And on this point of view the market months ahead. The makers of Indla spe. ¥ s ANERLL, OOl Ray | R oty T gl S Sirsa0 has heen \ spe- 760; compound, buSisc. Pork, aulet but steady: | disastrous to the value of railway and in- glaltles want orders and often, ook very Teww” meny 1200128 family, $11.50012.00; short | ustrial shares and. the low. it “of {he low prices to secure businews, The smalfér Jogtic; west. | TR0, WAS Feiched In sixty-six of the siocks | e weekly statement of the Imperlal Tank of | Nelson ' Morris ; from the government for 1and? Do you get markety did fair miscellaneous trade. The atse: went | traded i, whilo some sharcs xoid below’ the shows (i Tollowini caniecs ua' com | A Hius 1o : S LU Tom. fRe lana office “or throukh ' the RRAS tare Waa good. ‘moving.more fresly ¥ adasks ot | § 0 f e V) ar. he continued previous accoun ‘ash In hand, | R, Hecker & Degen.... hited States court? HOMES' 3 N o, Mo YOIY ANUAL o 1 1y nery, JH@2ic heav sh Ipments of gold was one of th o 23.700,000 marks; ||rh‘»\u)‘ notes, in- [ 7 ohman . From the id oflic : " 4 : 3 e most’ depressing influences of the market, §,38),000 marks; other securitios, decreas UL Bocks ure aocumulating. The IATke common o0la e g inge Hamiion &"& stocks ure wocumula/ing The lafwe cammon o0 Glear: ol 5, e e involying as it did a serlous decrease in (he marks; notes in circulution, decrease, | Familton & ... Buray A e ‘Phe quantity of e Ta. | Ualsutiaa: 00 Cloar: b and Pennsylval reasury gold reserve, and a avy draw on — Shippers and feeders. Baly 113 down. "The quant yaently Aoiclear, 16giike; "Western, e} the gold coin vaulls ‘of the treasury avail- Trado !'riefs, Left over . ly Chiloago .. AR|Gear. %600 picgn able'for the redemplion of gold certificates Saace Rivor Steamer Sank, St Paut...... 00/ Clear. city, 44@4%c; country, Liguidaticp was plainly ciscernable In th i B d Davenport .. shares of the recelvership roads, and in sev SeK, CI5ALIngR HELENA, Ark, Jan, 21.—The transter Do) United_ closed $1.00%; | era) of the low Drved Stocks: Heavy blocks $0.6066.10; Washington, n | of Lead common were thrown on the mar- New Vork. 46.60; Philadeiphia | ket “leading to o bellef 'in current ‘rumors $0.75; Philadelphia and Baltimore, th“lhx.- pu]\ ment of .l‘muu;us on the stock 4 . | would be discontinued, and talk that the common to good, $1.3 | fortheoming annual statement would be un favorable. The net loss on the week is Sb per cent, which Is within % per cent of the NEW ¥( Clearings, owest. 'Lead preferred also’ shared in the | balances, 316,15 43 week - good o | Weakness ‘and ‘made o decline of §3 per | 021.081; bulances als u cent. Nprthern Pacific preferred, on a re- NEW YOR J ‘The imports for the Bau iteration of the stalements that an assess. | week were 2 silver, $o040: dry| v ment would be levied on the shares, sold | goods, $2,990,968; general merchandise, 37,407,120 AS Chlla Saved by Antitoxin After Doctors 4 Give it Up. g INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 27.-Dr. Pink was called to the residence of C. C. Wulft Wednesday and found a bad case of diph- theria in a child 3 years old. The child had received no treatment, and Dr. Hodges and other physiclans who were called pro- nounced the case fatal. The dose of a full bottle, 1,000 units, of the No. 2 antitoxin serum was administered yesterday, and forty-eight hours after the dose was given the “ohild was pronounc:d well, To each of the other six children in the family 150 units of the weakest serum, No, 8,~ was glven as a prophylactic, and no case has developed among them, although they we) constantly in the company of the first child the first two days before he came under treatment, AL WEATHER FORECAST. Variable Winds for Nebraska Todny. WASHINGTON, Jan, 27.—The forecast for Monday | For Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado—Fair; — variable winds, $1.90G1.31. hange A e o There W stale sheep In th 10 at good strong’ prices, Repre- EMEN San Francisco Minl SAN FRANCISCO. Jay quotations for mining 4 o s lows: . speseaitaonsed At T 7 7 | w7 Alphacon. . Boleher. .. Best & Beicher.! Bodie Con... Bullion.... Bulwer (on.. Stock Quotations. J v Market. 20.--The officlal closing T, : SN T1-160; centrifugal, none: rofined, teady; N 33 91605 No. 8, 833 110 1, 41816004 L oft A, Siazse; mould A, 4 1.16a ;. standard A, 8 T1-100 confectioners’ A, G- 10a8%e; cut lonf, 4 T-10@4bke; crushed, 4 718 @oac Ated, 8 1396@ he; 5 w Fefining, Raw, fin natives . mixed g A CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, o, none; exports, 58,600 bu.; 980,000 bu. futures; no spot. Spot market inactive; No. 2 red, In store and elevator, 57%@ Gi%c; afloat, B%@STHe; 1. 0. b, §9%e afloat; No. 1 northern, 67c delivered; No. 1 hard, 67%c de- livered. Options opened with considerable firm- ness on higher Liverpool advices and good local Covering, but in the late morning turned very weak under realizing, disappointing exports and closing cables, the heavy gold shipments and g eral luck of confidence among local people; closed @%e lower than last night, and the lowest price May e sold at; No. 2 red, January, closed at” 57 February closed 57, March, @oslge, closed May, 68%@H0 closed ; June, 58 11-16@a%c, closed 58%c; July, 58%@ B8%c; August, W@0%e, closed B9lge. Tecelpts, 42,200 'u.; exports, 5,800 bu.; 0,000 by, futures, no spot ot market ctive; No. 2, 45%c In elevator; steamer mixed, Optioas opetied stronger 'with wheat, but Picked Up the Few Hundred tlead Offered at Good Prices. CHICAGO, Jan. 26.—About 0 head of cattle | 'y’ A\ ived today. Buyers picked up the few hundred | prices fully A ad on sale, pAyIng strong prices, in Muscoy Con. Cal & Va. (P of light reccipts for Monday, Stecrs St oo I nar sold from $3.15 to $5.60; stockers and feeders LOVIS, Ja e Crown Poin from 3210 to $3.70; cows from $1.25 to $3.60. T bmen e 5,000 hiead Gould & Ok harket: wan from. o Lo 100 iisher | toa tlkhy i moke. jv Fep M 8 than at the best e yesterday, and from 100 | grades; prices nominally same Silver bars G9%@30Mc Toc higher than Thursday. Ahis week'n ve- | HOGS- Hecelpts S0¢, Dra ght, 17 ipts are the second smallest for o weok in | nead; market s(r @t wriit i 178 January since 188, Buyers are looking for o | heavy, $.20; good modium and mixed 1ons, for M not more (han 10,000t | £170%: wood VENL, $3.9004.05; Digs, ¢ The following ara the they Oceldental Coiy BRyom. |Ophir expec- | 40 ipts, 8,000 L duil; supply wehtitive market on all s Iriday’s, shipments, 4,700 Best Falr with New York M NEW YORK. Jan closing mining quotations Bulwer............. 8 ChOLOF..sz2arasiees B0 willlag to puy the high a by holders. The best héavy g1 und $1.30, and choic in demand at fr these figures, sales ran, Crown Point. .11 40 |Ply Qowh o from $4 1o $4.10 for common heavy, a Con. Cal. & Va. 800 1Q anene from $3.85 to $3.90 for common light. The close 45413, 5. ceipts, 100 hend; Nead; market quieti good sheep 27 dambs, $.000440. ew York Liry Gouds Market, YORK, Jan. 25.—Some husines done i cotton goods, dvess fabrics Qomestica, and ves Salos resulted Bew purchases, while movement i old cogagements was jusy lortion. AN usual, woo ‘inting elothi wore quiet bid und declined, Bullding P g Up » Little, So far this month permits have been (ssued from the building inspector's office aggregat- ing $25,000, and it is possible that the total will be raised to 30,000 before the cnd of the month., For the same month last year per- TR mits aggregating only $8,000 were issued, alls making the amount this year over three Rl (Arisaguistats i st “Jis [ times greater than that of last. Part of Horses and mules..)) this increase 1s attributed to the open weather DISPOSITION, of the winter, but it is, nevertheless, con= Buyers. Catt sidered that it indicates that business 15 picks Omaha Packiig compaiy T . The G. H. Hamm Swift and Comp: Questions and Answers. ] ] Koo on London, 8 ’Phe Cudahy Packl ~| OMAHA, Jan. 22.-To the Editor of days' wghts, 2 marks (11 plg John P, Squire & Wil:on. ..., Bee: Where does a person get a patent was and from of goods s larie in- pro= n goods were neglected, but firm al 2 9-160 sheep for k Statoment. spec Recoipts and Disposition of Stook. officlal cipts and disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m., Junuiry 2, 1 880,450 In excess of the Sheep. Juote ens, 7; Ro BERLIN, Jan. STATE OF The WEATHEK. western dairy 180; western i imitation ¢ ~£ep J0 aame “noneNasRaLd. o} OMAHA, Jan, I North Plaite!! \fA: Jan. 1 0 Bee If Chauncey M, Depew's wife anderbilt, 1 sShe was not, was % , Jan we ‘or the 0,87 oam: bate | e Total ... e Rlock In Sight, of rcelpts at the four prin Raturday, Junuary %, 1093 Cattle. 1o Juth Omalia g s s W K Kunsas City 210 460 $94,850,672; | BUe LoUIS. rriie ] Cearings, 3455 00 (Clea,. 00 iClear 00 Partcloudy. ‘00| Clear. 00 Cleay. ‘a0 Clear. A0 Cleur. 200 Clear, A0 Olear. 00| Cleur: T.|Clondy. PETROL Washington, bls., bulk, $4.20; refl and Ballimore in bulk, $3.25 ROS <ty @i, TURPENTINE RICE--Steady | dupun. 4%@ e -+ MOLASSL Kansas City steamer J. F. Foy, owned und operated by | Denver...... " \!] zero| the Linham Transter company, sauk this | SaltLakeCliy. ..\ 18 morning while anchored on the Mississippl | ffapis ™ i side of the river. She was laden with four =g cars of staves destined to the east. ‘The Bismarck St Vincen crew escaped. s A S T Killed by n Parted Hawser. Oaiveston. VALLEJO, Jan. 2.~Naval Constructor 8, | 7 7 W. Armstead was seriously injured this morning by the parting of a” two-inch haw- BOSTON Clearings, $14.078.041; bal . ances, $1,895,99 the week, clearings, $53,471, 200f 134; balances, $10,247,549. kets for PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.—Clearings, $9,145.004; lances, $1.437,00 the week, clearings, 36, | A SPECIALTY 'MILLET AND GRASS okke SEEDS CLOVER. TIMOTHY, J. G, PBEPPARID, 14001402 Uplon Ave., Kaosas City, Mo. ined. Quiet, 294 Gi0c. domestic, falr to extra, 4%@0He; - ady; open kettle, 10715 Itation. ) OIL—Rujed featureless snd H, Observer, N as ChLy Live Stock Markst, weukness, with demand lmited; prime CITY, Jan. 26.—CATTLE-Recelpl L. A WE clined 1