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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JANUARY a 1891-TWELYE PAGES '12 I crease In the demand ill uiuai.u. for home ae IUB Bates Wpr.fr. consumption. The Southern nerally and fairly irtia.

J'S EXPRESS STOCKS. LOVE OF THE BEAUTIFUL. Security tie First mull Mt Afterwards. were ge wheat crop Received at Minneapolis and Duluth, 39,490,000 bu; ground at country mills and shipped to other points, 12,500,000 bu reserved for bread BUSINESS. 4 50 53 142 IFargo American ILnitedbtates COB.N.

49t 62 (4 OATS. 42 45t May at tne pons t'juay wrezt.in bale. aaiiij day law! week and 13.029 thi-. d.iy lait wSSC.s 1 closed firm after sales of i9.030 bales. tt 1 1 4 49V 52 42 4a ..135 67 ..103 ..103 The Merchants National Bank, COVfENHEST BONDS.

and seed, 16,000,000 ou country stocks, cohluw bu still in farmers hands, 13.500.000 bu. Total, TJ. S. 4s, reg 120 I U. S.

4s, reg FINANCIAL. 90,3,81,000 bu. Aiay V. a. 4s, coup 120 I u.

t. 4t 49 52 42V 45 11.35 $5.92 6.42 MISS HARRISON WOCLD MAKE THAT A FEATURE OF A CHILD'S EDUCATION. or ore orm, Texas, as Registrars and tranfer agents offer at par, payable 5o per cent on application, 25 per cent in 60 and balance 111 90 days, the entire issue of $200,000 7 per BOND TRANSACTIONS. Clearings at the principal cities of the United 10 a. M.

TO 12 M. MESS PORE. 11.27 11.20 (ll.4i LABO-PIB 100 1.BS. S.34 Kli 4.4i 9.Si IS i 61 J-f 1 May January 2,5 February 13.no0 March 27,404 April 17.rt Mav 11.3 June ll.30 July l.jui August Seutember 1M 6000 NYCRtL4s 92 States yesterday and a week ago were cent preterrea cumulative aiviaena stocx oi tne I kTuere was initial trading in 01 ou as distant as June and July, though the few sales did not apparently affect the regular market. Lindblom sold June to Pratt at 44Vic, the market later receding to 44c, thence to 45c, with Patton taking a five." and eventually to 44Vc again.

At one time 39c was bid for July, though the only 11 Bk Cora 190 50 Fou rt Nat 170 25 Bk 100 Dec. 81. Fort WoTtii Security Construction January 5.92 5.92 6.12 6.3.(6.4o i i 2000 con 7s 130 WOO Atch4s 78Vr7t BIBS BOXED 25 CENTS MORE THAN LOOSE. of Fort worth, Texas, Jan. 7.

15,929,637 11.277..S78 4,249,763 $103,004,037 14,338,977 12,419,406 CoprtE Was dull and some options 157000 Alcli Inc January 5.17 aw 5.25 s.i. recorded transaction was at JSC. Tim nnant.itv of wheat on nassage at the end of ligher. whae others declined that much, New Boston Chicago Philadelphia. St.

Louis Baltimore New ill ay. s. 9.w 51100 Acr inc 12 2000 Brk 1st UKftlll whose capital of $500,000 is divided Into $200,000 7 per cent preferred cumulative dividend stock; 6 per cent common stock. The entire Issue common stock having been taken by citizens of Fort Worth, suot ipot was sieuuy. uui quiet, at lor No.

TbEclosln(r prices for tne corresponding oaj last week was bu, the available stocks east of the Rockies 47.116,000 bu, and west of th of No. and No. H. nt 17c for No. 5uu liiO CS 1st irtd 105'i year were at loiiowa: 2.1M.370 2,200,941 75 luoo CN'J cm as los at par.

Santos at los-C cost and freight: alsojio nuSL': lorPadang at 2ic. 2.iioo bass MaraoalbrTif Rockies 12.944,000 bu, a total of bu. a- or Feh. 77 29 MOW 1M llJK.NDJS WILL BE PA11. New York exchange was quoted as follows yes the corresponding iieriod last year the figures good tlucuta: LOU bugs Porto CabvlM .1 lit 1 As this corooration In addition to its other valua UlMlCAOcon 1.1000 CPAStL 5s 9i 3MI00 CK1AP5SCD 9S9SV 3tat.

81V 31 2 9.70 6.02 4.8i 76 2-t 20 9.25 5.77 No. 2 wheat. No. 2 corn No. 2 Mess pork.

Lard 2oOJ i LA 1st iai llouiN'YLEAViiew2cn 97 5000NYOjtW cn5s 93 loouNYSScWlstrfdg5a 95 5000 NAW loo-year 94 5000 NP 1st reg 113 NP 14000 SW sf deb as 10 4000 NW con as 139 2000 OSo gluts 55 120U0O.SSL 1st 55 oiwo Or ImD 1st 91vi2 210U0OSL 101 tioot) PAE 1st 76V 6lote PARlst Ifmoo PAR 2d Pfd 30 42000 PA 111 43. .791 UWJOPAWlst 76 3000 RAS lst.cp 145 6uO0 1UD 5s C9 lsooo col 5s. .7171 14O00 RT tr 6s S(S9S ItotWRioGW 1st 74 are yuantitv on passage, ou eat 01 the Rockies, 54,227,000 bu; and westof the Rockies, li.i its Latrtiavra on private term. 5H00 civldcF as rea- 9i steady alter sales of I bacs, closipg 7.565.000 bu. a total of 61,456.000 bu, or cis.uoo du ble, mostlv inside, real estate, owns In the City of Fort Worth, Texas, the two finest commercial buildings south of St.

Louis In the United States, known as the Hurley office building and the Martin-Brown wholesale dry goods building, for which the charge 13000 CSitPMiOcu Hi January. iom-io. rcuruarr, j. i Short more than now. i i it 15.4iitl5.4.ic: April, I5.oVt.i.,.i.vc: May.

as B2(aS3 6000 Col Mid 4a H) GRAIN INSPECTION. It begins to look to many in the Dariey traao as 14.75(i l4.s.ic; July. l4.o5-US.6ic: August. itSl The following grain was Inspected as received In 10Ui0DAuG4iJ 80 Sejrtember. Uecetnber.

l.i.z.- ixSy 'f i WHEAT-Wasatonellme '-c hiherfr, options, but lost tnis and closfd ac lo. the day. No cash sales. No. 2 red was auotiuJ? ior rentals is annually, it nas ueen agreeu uy the directors to set aside tll.ftwfrom these rentals, which can be applied only to the 7 per cent dividend on the and further, that such preferred stock shall first be paid in full out of the assets of said corporation upon the dissolution thereof, before the common 6trclc shall be ent itled to share in such assets.

And It is further agreed that after the 8000DSSA5s 95 300U Ldison 111 96 20UIELAB3 6s 94 60J Erie 7s cn gd 141 6O10 Erie 3dm loj 2000F APM-PHD5S 1UM01BW lstpfd 115 nreferred stock has been Daid Us i uer cent mvidena 2iM0 SLAAT2d tr 20 99 if by far the greater part of the reserves in the hands of the farmers liasviome forward, the continuous small receipts on the firm market indicating that present offerings are from the last quarter of the crop. Recent advices received by Gertsenberg-Kroschell bear out this presumption, Iowa uow sending in relatively little. Mueller has paid as high as 77c this week for choice malting grades. Here are some observations furnished by a provision bear "Stocks of lard in European markets and afloat for Europe increased 10 rer cent during December. Jan.

1 they were two and a half times as great as a year ago, and nearly three and a half times Contact Lo'" grades. Ko.3. grades. Toil. Winter wheat 5 6 Ji Spring wheat 42 42 5 Ii Corn 4 pi Oats IS 57 1 6 Rye 1 7 19 26 5 30 as fel.U.

option sales, lhtmu bu. i. Corn Advanced c. but lost It and changed for near options and Kc luwt-r for tT distant. Cash corn was unsettled.

Cash bu. Exporters took 4 loads. No. 2 mixel tS' afloat; new No. 2 mixed.

In car-iots. 557 55c: No. 3 mixed. asc; No. 2 while.

mixed, 5s.Sfci9c; do yeUow. 5jc Option "iS3 two bu. that from net earnings the common stock is to receive 6 per cent, and from the balance of profits a She SpealiS at the Art Institute of Pictures and Their Influence on Children A Description of the Work Being Done in the Schools of Manchester Froebel's Suggestions to Mothers Concerning the Use of Pictures in the Nursery An Interesting; Address. Miss Harrison addressed the Mothers' Class nt the Art Institute yesterday morning after a vacation of three weeks. Miss Harrison spoke briefly as follows: In our study of how to lay the foundation for that broad and generous education which will Jroduce noble men aud women we must not neg-ect or misunderstand any of the factors which will help us in the work.

It is true that each child should become an independent winner of his own bread if he is to develop all his possibilities, but this belongs to the later stages of life. Nor would we lessen the value of the training given in our schools whereby the child's powers of observation and thought, his insight into human nature, is to affect him alike to lead others or to combine with'them in undertakings, or, if need be, to serve faithfully and intelligently other leaders. All this is important and must not be neglected, but tne mother's duty is leading out into the right tendencies in all directions, especially in the training of the child's emotions, not least of which is the love of the beautiful. We will not speak this morning of the value of art in education. When we realize that true art in every aire has been the expression of what was best in that age we need scarcely dwell upon the value to the child of leading him to love and to study that best.

Noble as lias been the effort of a few public-spirited men to build up an art center in our midst, the love for and the realization of he value of art is as yet in its infancy in Chicago. I wish much that we might learn a lesson which the erimv old city of Manchester is teaching the 15O00 SLA1M as 91V rffj iuo: 1st 90 PJUUlAUN 1st 114 2w)0 Kan Pa 1st cons. .109 6mn Ky Cen 1st 4s 80 20O00SPMAM 1st cnbS.ll dividend be paid on eacn tne preierreu ana common of 3 Der cent, thus making the preferred a 10 per 2IOO0SA Wist 82 'iiioo KintrsCo El lt. loo cent and the common a per cent stock. All earn 2000 Lit Dk 6s 115 2WJ0LNAAC con5a 9JK while options rose to Sc.

Cash Inini-tH nut! 1,1 wheat. 17.4.10 bu corn, 2.5ia 1000 ai.N 4S i- 12000 TP 1st 5S 85 17000 UnEl 1st. looo UP sf liV louo UP reg 8s losV lOixwUP-DAGlst 5S 17miu 1st M0tsJS2 bu oats. 12,904 bu rye. and 6,740 bu barley.

The receipts to be announced today are expected to include 90 cars wheat. 125 car corn. 93 cars oats, and 1000 Met El 1st. 7000 MLS AW exas9S(W 50UU 5s 9S as great as two years ago. rtocits or barreled pork in Chicago increased 12 tier cent during December and are more than ings above suihetent to pay tne above atviaenas.

which will amount to per annum. Is to be carried to surplus account for a period of five years, and at the expiration of that time the dlrectois may divide it among the stockholders of record as they may deem proper. It Is expected that from the Increased capital ot now offered, the corporation can earn from to 2mu per annum, as it will place the com-ranT In a nrtsit ton to handle all business ottered to a 11000 Wab 1st 99 No. 2 mixed. No.

2 white, iiiojy 5oii(ilc: No. 2 white for January -k March, 53c; May, SijX-sales. 200.000 bu. Butter Best creamery, 27f523c CheeoB Fancy State, 99c Eoos- 22U('f2Sc. 40.ooo hogs.

9000 Vt ab 2d 54000 KAT 1st. 15000 AT 2d double what they were a year ago. Short-rib 37000 gtd The lollowing were tne local receipts ana mniJ-meuts of the articles named for the 21 hours ending at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening Scoar Raw held firmer, with a brisk 3000 ws is reg lot 20UU Wii deb in 25 Adams Ex 145 18 Aiun Ex. 50U0 MAU new 113 llMlMiO Kin 65 3000 Mgn LAT 6s lot boou Ml AX 7s 120 SHIPMENTS. RECEIPTS.

minimum of from to worth of con air rea ti ARTICLES. nln jr. 4 9-16c Rehned firuiera id talr'v-it and crushed. 6c; powdered, 6ic- lo-Plc: moid A. fcc; cubes, 6c.

's. Cut loat struction annually. ItSDI. 100. laied.

5 12 M. TO 2 F. M. stocks increased 57 per cent during December and the lard stock nearly three and one-half times as great as Jan. 1, 1890.

The first trading day of 1890 pork closed at $14.10 and May at $9.65. Live hogs at the yards sold that day at The first trading day of 1591 pork sold at $10.75, May at and hogs ranged at $3.403.70. If any one can see in this anything to bull provisions on," he concluded, he has keener vision than C. 1 i -1 tin t- OBJECTS OP TIIE COMPANY. ThA Tort Worth Security and Construction Com- 8000 AmDI 5s 106 Flour, brls Wheat, bu 850IW Atch4s 78V78 saoks: fairly active.

unchanced. Saies.nr Drt Goods There was a wldcniu cinT- tianv of Fort Worth. Texas. Is duly incorporated un Atch Inc 47fcv48 29.124! 37.57- 42J.517' 21.574 Corn, 5000 Ohio gm 4s 55 2000 Or Imp 1st 92 5000 ORSL Is 107 2O0 OSLkU con 77 2000 OSL 6s Iu3ai03 50U) PAE lt 77 2000 PA 1st Dfd 57 demand for dry goods, with slocks in goodsijZ' a rule. The leading feature was the ra, der the laws of the State of Texas for the purpose of the erection of buildings and the accumulation and loan of funds for the purchase of real property In cities, towns, and villages, and also for the accumulation and loan of money.

expectations as to the revision of The Minneapolis receipts yesterday included 60 Oats. Rye. bu Barlev. bu Timothv seed. lbs i cars of Oregon white wheat.

Apropos of the ap brands of shirtlnes, which were made by follows: Lonsdaie 4-4. oc; Ixinsdala bei land. Kc: Blackstone 4-4. 7Vc: Hone 4-4 i 1010 PAR 2d 317.140! 22.J52 19.3.2 5o7.6W 176.46 3.646 3747 87.300 31,130 131.090 365.217 2.311 497.250 2v 15.153 62.136 155. li Siting 8..

425 172.323 31.515 8.X7 4.410 1.070 3.S.220 Ifi.ff.iM 42.011 89.1 .4 5.515 S7.095 26.120 24.OO0 70.1 mo 47.770 143.625 2.631 207,96 49,470 Clover-seed, Other seeds, TV 7" HISTOUY OF THE COMPANY. The Fort Worth Security and Construction 26010 PAR gm 4s SO 2-MO0PAW 1st 7576 Mi BC 1st so 5C00BCRAN gtd 106 IOiOCS 2d 97 1000 CN'J gmas 1' ZOOOCAOconos 9 lonoCBAQ-Nebex 4'iioCHVAT as r2 2000 DMAFtD 1st 80 5000 DAM looo DSSAA 5s 90 lOlKiELABStts 94 WO0EATH 1st 115 1391S i vine 4-4. aie-oi-i, Jiionv, 6c: Fearless 4-4, Monohansett 4-4, jv-" first six apply to stock on hand only. world. A few liberal, broadly-cultured men, including in their number John Ruskin, William Morris, and Thomas llorefall, nave with great care pearance of this wheat in the market Driver bad a message the other day asking what effect the shipping in of 3,000,000 bu of white wheat would have on the market here.

He began to inquire what the query meant and found that the sender of the message had an idea that Peavey had sold something like 3,000,000 bu of the Washington. Company, of Fort Worth. Texas, is an outgrowth of and succeeded the Fort Worth Loan and Construction Company, December 7000 RTcoll tr 5s.71VS"l 9000 RioGW 1st 74 2000 RWAO con 106 ductionof on the higher grades and lower. Agentsof clothiug woolens were flaxseed, bu Broom-corn, lbs. Cheese, lbs Butter, lbs Eggs, ca-es Hides, lbs Wool, lbs slouoi 79.oi 419.104 2.2SH 411.550 3.860! and tboughtf ulness collected a Deautiiui museum 1 J.nnrtnna OTataKJntAM terday: Chicago, par to 25c discount; Boston, 1c premium St.

Louis, 90c premium. The commercial paper market has not been so active for months before. The revival started with the first business day of the year, and has been growing in volume with every succeeding day. The demand is from the city and the country, from the West and from the East. The coun-ery banks laid up a heavy surplus to meet possible extraordinary demands.

It is now pretty certain that there are to be no such demands and the bankers have come to the conclusion that their money has been idle quite long enough. With but few exceptions the paper is selling at an 8 per cent rate. Something extra choice occasionally goes for 1V per cent, but the 8 per cent rate is the rule. While the movement of commercial paper is decidedly heavy it doe9 not follow that there is easy money. At a rate under 8 per cent there would be but little demand.

At that rate there is a ready market for first-class The inducements offered by an 8 per cent rate are sufficient to unlock a great deal of idle money, but the situation is not yet certain enough to have a lower rate bring out the funds. The situation in that broad sense is duplicated in the local money market. For the borrower offering satisfactory security there is an ample supply of funds at 7 per cent, but there are no indications that the 7 per cent rate will at present be shaded. Speculative borrowers are still refused accommodation without much regard to the security offered. The flow of money from the country has now set this way in good earnest.

It started with the beginning of the year and has increased with every day. This inflow of money is sure to soon show its effect on the local situation. The foreigners bought stocks yesterday, but in spite of that sterling rates were firmer. Kates for bankers' demand bills were and for sixty-day bills Most of the bankers dealing in sterling exchange here think these rates are toppy and not likely to hold. Wilson and Sturges reported New York exchange as selling before clearings at par and after clearings at 25c premium.

New York Clearing-House certificates were yesterday reduced to a little below $10,000,000. The last of the Boston Clearing-House certificates were canceled yesterday. There was a broad, firm market at the Stock Exchange yesterday. It was a market, too, that had investment buying for its foundation. None of the brokers claim to be getting money to carry stocks on a margin.

With few exceptions the stocks that are being bought are being paid for by the buyers. Not for a year before has there been a time when such a large proportion of the transactions were strictly for investment account. The sensation of the day was tne rise in Calumet Dock. The announcement of a probable change in the management of the company was received as the best possible news. The close Tuesday was at 65Vi.

The opening yesterday for regular was at From that it went straight up to 72. Then there was a reaction and the stock closed in the afternoon just where it opened in the morning. West Chicago stoutly maintains its position. The result of the trading yesterday was a net advance of The resignation of Mr. Holmes seemed to affect City railway stock favorably.

Tuesday 275 was bid. There was but one sale yesterday. That was at 285. The market closed with 290 asked. Active trading in bonds was a feature.

The list of sales was as follows thing all along the line, with buyers la taS.I 31st. 1S90. which was the most successful corporation of its kind in the Southwest, having, on a capital of $100,00.1, earned net inside of two 15000 SLAATlst tr.7u(a79 90. 6LAl.i 2d lo5 10000 SLA1M 5s 91V ene-ravini's. and other illustrations of the world 1400J HATC years, it organized witn jiuu.uud capital in ueDruary, In 19, Increasing same from earnings alone to In April.

and in December. 193. shows addi 00W LUUO Ot StL iHiA 4000 SLAS1 gm 6s 108 4000SPMAMltMtexis 82 6O00SAAAP 1st 6s 1885. 62 pectea next wees. Itoston.

Jan. 7. Western, extra creamery, 2Vjc; marks higher: firsts and extra first, Imitation creamery. 22t23c: others, 1221t; feS The receipts and shipments of wheat at the points given were as follows on the dates gained: 22UWLgDk 6s 115 Oregon, Colorado, and bard iSortli western wiieat against purchases made earlier in the season. Driver says that it is preposterous to think of there being much of the Washington or Oregon wheat sent here except from the extreme eastern parts of the Pacific wheat country and that there cannot be enough of that to cut any figure.

looo lit lirmin. 91 20000 SFANPls 95 230UO LStLAI choice. i3Jc: others, wtejc; xvew icrk munt extra creamery; extra Vermont dairy, good to tional surplus on conservative valuations of It is to push this business to greater proportions that this fcJUUWO preferred stock is now ouered. The phenomenal net earnings of this corporation shows why conservative investors demanding assured dividends are turning from aiu ..123 StNIO MLKAWex5s 9b treasury of art. These pictures, numbering several thousand, are collected and hung in a building in Manchester, given by the Great Northwestern railway company of England.

From the collection are selected sets of pictures which are cent out to be hung upon the public school walls of the city each month. Each set of pictures embraces familiar country scenes around and within walking distance of Manchester, beautiful landscapes to be found elsewhere in the world, fidwpn both wild and irarden. nictures of various iilital06 1MPUMH41 RAILWAY TO INDUSTRIAL SECURITIES. It3 canital invested mostlv in inside improved km Mb. 2d 3s i.i;in 4 120U0 0 di ..71 Vfe72 2o(X) SClst xApr.90CD.HO 50U0 SP of Mist 102 3000 TP 1st as 88 25000 TP 2d me 33(333 HioOTAAACbSgd 85 1000 TAOU 1st 104 4 looo UnPa 1st of 1897.

.110 23i Wab 1st 99 39000 gtd 4s.lOOV(10l at) WNAP 2d 32 lOOOWlsO 1UC 37 6 Am Ex 144 tS 10U0 ML41 6S. 10 50(io VE1 kinds of trees, animals, birds, and insects, and geo POINTS. RECEIPTS. BU. SHIPMENTS.

BU. Western. Jan. 7. Jan.

0. Jan. 7. Jan. 6.

Chicago 42.014 41 615 62,436 35.1C3 Milwaukee 50,650 22.550 550 St. Louis 4.000 12,000 13.000 13.liO Toledo 4.536 3.594 L590 Uetrnit. 1.S53 i.lt.7 Peoria 500 l.U 1.000 U7.500 177.5901 24 46.950 Luluth 16,939 23.130 2.S63 50H Total 275.992 106,000 98,736 stern. New York 12.000 12.000 34.377 13.754 Philadelphia. 3.453 2.713: 2.79 651 1.552 3 14 12.000 Total- 17 035 17.8T! 49.176 16.412 Grand 293.027 302.H27 115.1W Same days.

1S90 212.0S9 251,775 112.297 137.219 iSAW IN 104 Cn5S904(i9 property, which is constantly increasing in value, forms a permanent security for its fidelity, and for controlling the sale of the best securities in the State. As its officers are among the lartrest stockholders its affairs will receive their undivided attention. It Is not often that an Investment, bearintr such a hisrh 5000 NP lstreg 113 graphical pictures illustrating me various puys-ical features of the earth. This class of pictures is intended to arouse a desire in the hearts of the ww con 10oONWex4s 94 rate of dividend, coupled with absolute safety is of- town-imcrisoned children, who see and know lit 2 p. M.

TO 3 P. M. iereu to me puouc tle else than the grime and dirt of the city, to 1 hope that the outside speculators will learn that the visible supply figures as furnished by the Chicago Board of Trade do not give what one might fairly suppose they are expected to give," observed a weil-known trader yesterday. "The last report shows a visible supply of 25,000,000 bu, and would it not be natural for the non-professional trader to imagine that those figures present the total quantities of wheat in the country? I think so, and yet you seo by the last report of Bradstreet's that there are east of the Rockies over 47.000,000 bu of wheat 22,000.000 bu that are not considered in our report. So far as I am concerned, and 1 know others who regard the matter as I do, I pay no attention to our visible, but do all my trading on the strength of Bradstreeft compilation of the stocks of tho country." The following diagrams indicate the principal fluctuations of May wheat, corn, oats, and pork for Jan.

7. The stars indicate the closing prices of the previous day 1MKI MKT 1st 76Va77 2000 AAS con 6s 120 10UO AAS con 7s 129 5000 ADAI5S 10)i 45000 MKAT ITS GENERAL BUSINESS. In addition to its construction department It tran seek of their own accord contact witn nature. Sculpture and Architecture. liUiOAtch inc 4747 Again, there are photographs, copies, and re 2000 1C4SL 4S.

5000 NY LEW new2con 97 5000 NP 1st rg 113V 1000 NP 1st CD 114 sacts a general financial business. It deas In Texas securities fir investors' trust, fund, and Institutions; prints ot sculpture, ot Deautnui architecture, or famous pictures to awaken an interest in the 34000 child's mind in works of art and to familiarize furnishes Information and makes expert reports on the property of individuals, railway, or other corporations, and pays taxes for non-residents. EXA5UNATI0N AND GUARANTEE OF TITLES. luOOON of Cas 101 24c: low grades, Liijillc; creamery, rood-l -choice. l((26c i Butterise Steady: demand fair: solliti -12c: prints.

Cheesk Northern, choice, loiovc: choice. lower grades as to qualttv. 1 Egos Eastern extras, fancy oenrrr, I higher: firsts. ao82')c: extra Vermont and XrwKf shire. 3l32c: Western firsts, AliiS! 1 choice.

Southern, choice. "SnWoc; choioitH held stock. 25vit26c limed, 2Oc I Corn Dull; shipping prices, 6Ce or Ko. low; high mixed sikjU 65i75c: steamer yellnL I 65c: steamer. 64c: good no grade.

62tG3c, Witt if lots down as to quality. I i OATS-Quiet but steady for spot lots; shlpplnrj-'l 5lcforNo.2 white. 52jfor No. 3 wmse.tn$"i.i 1 57c for clipped: fancy clipped snot, iiii--1 track 2 white, ale for track 1 53C4o ic for track lots. fc -j Ilulntli.

'linn Jan. 7. Special. i car-lot wheat opened onchauged this tcortusp- 1 May No. 1 hard at an advance of Sc bid.

whu I No. 1 Northern opened at a decline ot Sc wita kl The market ruled dull through the session; do? I ing was done outside the cash and May 1 lose was firm but unchanged for cash car-lot vCf and at lower for the day for May. Closing p4 5 vere: No. 1 hard, cash, 90c; January, Vic; i No. 1 Northern, cash, 7c; Jautiarj, t.

Mav. 91c; No. 2 Northern, cash, h2c. Cars oa tail I Wheat, 49; flax. 1.

I i Receipts Wheat, 18.939 bn. I St. Lonis, Mo Jan. 7. Grain Wbet epf firm and irc up: market ruled firm dulls; lI 2 first hour, after which a weakness deveio-ftl prices declined slightly: the close was Hck.va-f July and unchanged for May; No.

2 red rait 94c: May. siiJ7c. closing 96Vc salwiworA nt Hn ailvanrA nf i.vap GENERAL MARKETS. him with beautv of form, color, lights and shades. 5000 Wist 94 5000 BAG is 102 1000 Can 2d 97 SoooCAOlst lolV 3000 CP lg 5s 100 4000 CAO con 5s 9S 2000 CAO-RAD 1st cn.

67 2000 CBAV is .121 3000 CAM 1st 112 4000CRIAP5BCD 9M US irm 4s 55 5KOOAClt 5s 95 and proportion. Each set also includes some 2H) Pa of Mo 2d 99 Titles to Texas real estate and thor work of decorative art. such as a beautiful bit of 3U00 rDAE 1st. 98 11000 PAE 1st 77 fabric, or lace, or wood-carving, suggesting to these future workers in the manufacturing world oughly examined and insured, and charge of which will be made known before work is begun. The option is reserved to subscribers to pay in full on application, or on the day of any installment.

6000 PAR 1st of 57 it lu4s 80 the practicability of bringing beauty into the in 16000 CSLAP 1st 100 220 PAW 1st 76 dustries. Last, but not least, each set has also interest at the ot i per cent per aunum will be 6000 RAD deb 101 some sweet and familiar scene from the Uible. allowed on such payments. 2:1000 RT tr Every picture is covered with glass and JU00CCA1 6s 102 2400 CM VAT 5s 83 2000 ET 1st cn gold 5s.l03 5000 FtWAD 1st 102 1000 Fult El 1st 98 4O0II IC 4 1952 95 ior turtner particulars aaaress tne mkkchams NATIONAL BANK or THE FORT WORTH SECURITY CONSTRUCTION Fort Worth. Tex.

neatiy and strongly framed and is accompanied by a placard stating that more pictures of the same kind may be 6een free of charge at the Art Museum. 15U0DIAGN cp 6 7S 44000 Kan Pa 1st A set. including one of each of the above-named 97 a' 1US108 5000 KyCen lst4s 6000 Lg Isl gm 91 1000 LEASL cist 89 2000 LN A AC con bH in Manchester for three months. That set is then SALES FIRST AIX-10 :30 A. X.

looo xv coi tr 68 99 UOOO Rio 1st 74 5000StLAATls tr. 1000 tSLAAT 2d 107 Kino SLAATH 2d 103 5000S VAN Els 72 5000 TexPa 1st as 8 HJ0TP2d inc S3 3000 TAAAO 6s 85 8000JjtUO 1st Iu5 1000 Un El 1st 107 15000 UP-DAG ixx) WiMJeulat 96 Wab 2d 75S75 lta)WSgd 4s 101 KM) coU tr 5a 99 removed and another set. including different il 50C.4C.C Isna, Montana. 12000 D. C.

6S 67 6S). 7oh lustrations of the same general subjects, is hung in their place. No time from the regular school curriculum is taken for the pictures, but they lOi(l06 MAT WHEAT. HAT COKN. close: final prices were a fraction hleber thsa terday's: No.

2 cash. 47 V'4sc: February closed c'i-May, 50.5oc closing 5o(to0c Oats Quiet bat e. No. 2 cash. 434 rKc: May.

454ac. closuietc Provisions Market quiet aud firm. Pork-V vti-ss. lird. 5.7lKt5L75.

Ilrv a.itt im stand in their beauty, silent teachers of the ...100 aooo MAaP lat-WAMD loit102 8 children, brightening and cheering the teach 15 C. B. M. 43 50 Cent. V.

Tel. 59 19 Chi. City Kv 25 lot) N. C. S.

K. R. 4 do 145 50 do 114 50 do 144 10 Str. Stable Car L. 32J MOdo lo StX loo W.C.S.mR.C.blU.H9 10 do 119 lot dob 10 iiy Undo bio 50 do lo 50 do 3 SO do 4f) do HO dob 30.....

200 do 2no do USD do 100 dob 30..... 50 do 50 do shoulders, $4.00: longs and 2wu Mao new J13 72V 71 Bacon Boxed shoulders, $iju; te; and ribs. $5.70: short clear. $5.80. i 72 er's work, and have successfully drawn many of the children to the Art Museum for much of their leisure time, which would otherwise be spent in low and degrading pastimes.

We. however, have not reached this BOSTON. Boston, Mass- Jan. 7. Stock sales and quotation: Receipts Wheat, 4.0oo bu; corn, 34.30) II.imi bu.

shipments Wheat. 13,000 bo; 70 71 70 30. iH 4SV Description. 4t I 91 3 Z5 Jl Jttao Zdo 11HW stage of wisdom let us turn to what we can do at present rather than what we would like to do. i'roebel, in his book for mothers, not only suggests the kind of pictures which it is well and PKtlfiil.lnlita Xtt Tan 47 200 C.

42 do 50 do 50 do 100 do 50 do 50 do 100 dob 30 1X 30 do liWdo 1191; 100 do 119H 5 Am. S. B. Co. 50 W.

Stone Co. 20.112 Vi 47 47 7V steady 2 red January. 1.01 March. $1.0 LU3; April. I.u5'.1.05.

C- Spot, quiet: options firm; No. 3 yellow in f.f depot. steamer No. 2 mixed elevator, Se-Lif grain depot, 62c; No. 2 high mixed and re'Joj wholesome to show to the child, but explains to her how little talks and conversations can arise Sales, first.

High. Low. 8,400 29 29V 28 50 5 5 5 23 211 211 211 1.600 90 91 90 50 50 50 50 56 11 11 11 358 75 7S 75 30 136 1S7 1S6 750 68 00 58 100 43 43 43V 1 26 26 26 2,0011 41V 45V 41 175 19 19 18 Atchison Atlantic and Bell Telephone B. A C. A West Mich Ft.

Wayne EL I1L Steel Pullman Sugar Trust Thomson A Uoust'n Do pfd Tnion Pacific Wis. Cent 2) 5 211 90 50 11 77 1S7 5.V 43 26 45 1V from the right use of pictures. Though the book contains the wood cuts of fifty years ago in Ger BONDS. HAT OATS. If AT FORK, 1000C.G.L.AC.C.5S 70110 0.14 0.0.58.

many, it is full of 6weet, simple, child-like pict pwuuo lojoii con. uas ao. 82V 77 77 78 THE MARKETS. frain depot, fc.se; o. mixed January, tuws.f ebraary.eo36oc: March.

ApriUiDH.I Oats Car-lots firm: futures higher; No. vj. "i 5tic; No. 2 white. 51olc; No.

2 white January.S.i! 51c; February, 5lVa52c; March. 52(iiic; Apri.i 1 4s753c Receipts Wheat. S.400 bu; corn. 10.109 ha: ail ures and high and ennobling thoughts. Selecting Pictures.

SiOidobS). 5000 dob BUTTER There were no farther changes, bnt the market was only steady at the late mild decline. Sweet makes of dairy were in fair to good request, but fancy creamery, which was held at outside quotations, was Inclined to quietude: Fancy separator goods, 26a27c; fine. fair to good. J2s.24c: fancy dairies.

sxs.22c: medium to good, 174 19c; roll butter, packing stock, fresh, loy lie: ld.6Mc. BUTTERINE Dairy, solid, 11c; extra creamery. 17c; roll and prints, additional. CHEESE There was no little looking around on the part of buyers with fuir export inquiry. Holders were firm In Their views, and the market favored sellers.

Strictly choice full cream twin. per lb; do Cheddars, 910c; do Young Americas. 10iloVc: full cream goods, though slixhtly less desirable, sell at a fractional discount from above: pound skims, haid sit wis. 3ji6c brick cheese, lift. 12c.

EGGS Were decidedly firm, with ice-house stock salabls at 21(22c per doz, and guaranteed fresh-laid at 24u.2T,C GAME Offerings were ample, with rabbit dull, and prairie chickens, and quails In fair request. Good to choice mallard ducks, $3.00 per dot: teals, small ducks. $1.25 (u.1.50; prairie chickens. partridges. $5.0 3 6.00; jacksnlpe.

quail 60c: venison saddles. llU4eper lb. GREEN FRUITS Without being especially weaker the market for oranges was quiet anrt easv: apples were not active and cranberries in fair 'favor. Quotations are continued: Good to choice or fancy apples. per brk and common stock.

bananas, per bunch; Messina lemons. per case: Florida bright oranges, per case; cranberries Wisconsin bell and cherry. per brl; bell and bugle, (lo.UX3lL00; Cape Cod. HAY All grades were firm, with another slight advance in choice upland prairie, which was scarce. Sales were: On track.

1 car No. 1 timothy at9.o0: 2 cars No. 2. do at 4 cars upland prairie at 10.50. Receipts.

332 tons; shipments. 62 tons. HIDES Were steady at the recent advance: No. 1 light and heavy green salted, 5'a5Vc per lb; No. 2 1 calfskins, be; No.

2 do, deacons, each, 25C430c POTATOES This market was quiet but 'stronger, with the receipts and otferlnes scarcely sufficient to supply the wants of local and outside buyers. Revised prices follow: Fair to choice Burbanks, 969s per bu on track; Rose and Beauty of Hebron. 9ut 95c: common and mixed lots, Kn7c. Sweet potatoes Eastern grown. per brl; Illinois stock.

POL'LTRY-Offerlngs were larger, including an increased number of live fowls. The demand was not urgent and the market ruled rather slow and easy, as follows: Good to choice hen turkeys, dressed, per lb: mixed lots. gobblers, dressed chickens, 7.Sc: dressed ducks. loCilic dressed geese, live geese, full feathered. per doz.

VEGETABLES Trade was quiet, with onions firm. Quotations are continued Beets, per brl; cabbages, per loo; choice homegrown celery, 20ffi3Oc per doz. and Michigan at a discount; head lettuce, $2.753.50 per brl red onions. $3.253 per brl. and yellow do.

spinach. per box: rutabagas, 23w.26c per bu In car-lots: white turnips, per brl. WHISKY The market was steady on tho basis of LIVE STOCK MARKET. Following Is a statement of the movement of live stock for the periods Indicated, with comparative figures: The city of Helena is located in the beautlfn Prickly Pear Valley; is substantially built of stone and brick, with good hotels, churches, schools and all modern conveniences of life. The society is exceptionally high class, having more than the average number of educated and intelligent people.

As place of retlilvnee It unequalled. It can be reached by luxurious trains daily, with through dining cars, on the Northern Pacific and GreniKortbernKailwavs from St. Paul and Minneapolis, or from Omaha and Kansas City, via Union Pacific Railroad. Low rate round trip ticket: Montana has dozens of broad vwlleys so fertile with the deposits of ages that farmers find in them a paradise of productiveness and a home market for all vield. Greatest of all advantages Of Montana is the wonderful ellmatr.

The warm winds of the Pacific Ocean modify the temperature to the degree which affords the btehest physical comfort. The air is so full of ozone and so exonerating in its effects that the continued existence of disease is an improbability. Consumptives find in the almost constant ucoe ion of bright sunshiny days and dry atmosphere remedies ichic. soon drive away their worst symptoms, and a quick increase of appetite and fiesh indfr eates an early return of health For full information, address, L. G.

PHELPS, Sec'y Citizens Committee, Helena. Montana. ta 17000do 5000 do 30. 84 lltojdo HiH liOOOdo 83, One of the chief points to be borne'in mind in rJN. C.

C. Ky. 4)4s. loUO W. I).

K. Cou. 5S.1U0X Bond sales and quotations: lu) Ore line 6s loo 1 2. mo Little Rock 6.MH0 Atch .47 48; 15000 Mex 1st inc 8 ALES SECOND CALL 2:15 P. it.

OU. Shipments -Wheat, bu; corn, 21,709 ta: 8,600 bu. LOOO Atch 4s 7s'7tvV 1UDC4W 5s 97 37 93 ,104 ,105 selecting pictures lor ttie nursery wall or pictures ior your children's picture books is that there shall be a thought behind the picture. Too n.nch of the so-called art of the present day is trifling and frivolous. The right use of pictures not only aids tiie mother in teaching her child what to observe and remember in the life about him.

but Minneapolis. Jan. 7. Wheat i- mand was good for spot wheat, with the milien In spite of the absence of marked bull news there was quite a firm undertone in wheat and it held very well, though there was much hammering and considerable bearish information. About all the bulls had to console them was that the shipments from Chicago and St.

Louis were larger than the receipts, and that there was considerable buying by some of the best men in the business. On the other hand, the bears had in their favor liberal receipts in the Northwest, raci 100J St WIh DlV 2000 Eng 2d. 50 West C. S.R.R.Co.119 200 Chi. B.

Si Malt Co. 4 7 200 do 30 4H 50 Western StoneCo 1U 100 JtD.Co. b30 69 50 6i 50 Dla.M. 8 3.127 7N.Chl.S.R. K.Co.145 50 Street's S.C.

Line. SIX 10 West. C. S.R.R.Co.11" 24 do 119 10 do. 119V 23000 Mex 4s 71Vto71 Mm Bost Gas 1st 89 4000 AO.

Iirincipat buyers. 1 be prices paid were rather he closing figures of yesterday, as the gkieev made eenerally with some firmness In ths fstas BONDS, helps her to bring that which is far near to him, and thus to put him into sympathy with the whole vrtrlH fla 1 1 itita him fOoaiw-iit. onsf dafi. A few lots were bought to go outside themiUs-t-f i no great quantity for other purposes was 1 $11000 Chicago Gaslight Coke Company 5s 84 nite ideas of many subjects about which he NEW YORK. st reef report, which showed an increase east of will in his after life read, But the highest value CNew Tom.

Jan. 7. fSDeclal.1 There wm atill faith enouifti in the futnre to insure a stromr and fairly lively market this morning. While there was 6hlp. milling being the principal use for it.

1K were smaller, and only a moderate quantity cast-the tables. Receipts, 25o cars; shipments, 6 Closing quotations: No. 1 hard, January, Vic; track, 92c; No. 1 Northern, h7c; February, May, 94c: on track, U9c; No. 2 Northern, Isuar.

b6c on track. 66c Baltimore. Md, Jan. 7. Gbatn Whesi ern quet: No.

2 winter red, spot and 7c: May, $L03(s 1.03. Corn Western fr-mixed spot 58c: January. 5wa5bc: May. of a good picture is that it is some ordinary or commonplace thing in life which has been idealized or transfigured by passing through the soul of some great artist and has gained thereby "that lit'ht which was never on land or sea Money at the clearing house is 3 per cent. Call loans are 5s6 per cent, and time payer is 63 per cent.

PHILADELPHIA. Phtx.adet.pbta. Jan. 7. The market closed firm.

Pennsylvania. 5tHi50: Reading. 17 l-16t17; Lehigh Valley. 49u49: Reading general 4s. 80 bid: do 1st pfd.

57X do 2d pfd. FOREIGN. LOKDOjr, Jan. 1. Consols, money, 96 1-16; do account.

96. United States 4s, 124: do 18. Vfi; Atlanticand Great Western firsts. 32; Canadian Pacific, 75; Erie. 20; do seconds.

100; Mexican ordinary. 46; St. Paul common. 54: Pennsylvania. 52: Reading.

17. Bar silver, 4d per ounce. Monev, percent. Rate of discount In the open market for both short and three months' bills, 3ct3 per cent. The amount of builiou gone into the Bank of England on balances todav is 11.000.

WM. B. WALKER. JOHN H. WRENN.

little in tne way oi Dun news oeyona wnat was auoat yesterday, there was a growing belief in the truth of such as was reported. Gould and Presidents Cable and Miller are said to have met and settled the Omaha bridge difficulty. The side lights on the coming meeting of Presidents seems to re This is the reason why photographs of beautiful scenery are never satisfactory they are too lit veal a strong determination to loin eral, the artist catches some essential points and drops out of his picture the non-essentials. mixed. 43n49c; graded So.i whit, I domTd.4k I hands in earnest in an effort to maintain rates and end the ion a war.

The market onnned WALKER 225 La Salle cor. Quincy, "THE ROOKERY," The greater the artist the more completely does he do this. Thus really beautiful pictures or copies of beautiful pictures aid the mother in with a further showing of 'strength, and was at once advanced materially, Jersey Central, Keadinu. Sugar Trusts, Manhattan. Lackawanna, and Mls.sourt Pacinc In tne lead.

'1 ne nrst named onened at 1 L'U. uKuuris-u ueat, on: ou; oau. 000 bu. Shipments Wheat, 12.000 bu: corn. 65,870 bo, Toledo, Jan.

7. Grain Wheat active, ex cash. 96c: May, 99c; July. 93c: Augnst. 926, Ci dull: cash, ale: Mav.

53c Oats an iff: cash.44e. Paris. Jan. 7. Three per cent rentes, 95f 17c for training her child to look for and value the essentials and not the non-essentials.

We often lament the fact that so many adults seek amusement and recreation in low and sen- eual indulgences. Is it not that their taste for higher things was not cultivated in their child- two points above last night's closing, and held its advance. Reading made a gain of IV on the report that its earnings insured the payment of interest on some of its incomes, and with a continuance of cold weather was likely to do even better. Louisville A Clover-seed Active; cash, Fanun March. $4.55.

Bankers Brokers ana uie account. MINING STOCKS. New Yobe, Jan. 7. Mining quotations: Alice, fl.75; Chollar.

Consolidated California and Virginia, J2.45; Gould A Curry. Hale A Norcross, S1.20; Homestake. 8.00; Horn Silver. $3.60: Ontario, $36.50: Plymouth, $1.25: Sierra Nevada. Standard.

$10; Sutler Creek, $Llo; Union Consolidated, $1.40. Nashville were also strong on tne announcement receipts nar, 4J535 nn: com. do. Shipments heat. 2.400 bu: corn.

I i that it had declared a zy, casn dividend. All the clover-seed, 208 bags. i ttould stocks advanced, it was tnoucnt to be on in. rational amusement they have sought irrational? Members of New York Stock Exchange. Members of Chicago Stock Exchange.

In other words, they seek recreation in those things which are destroying rather than unbuild Boston. Jan. 7. Closing prices: Allonez Buy and sell on commission for cash or on ing. True beauty is strong and simple and invig side buvings.

Some excitement occurred in Sugar Trust, which was advanced 2V, to fiov. In spite of the nnfavorable reports emanating from the receivers. The movement was said to be due to a twist to catch shorts. The afternoon market was even mr re active than the morning. The bulls were aggressive, and met Alininur company (new).

F2.50: Atlantic, J16.00; Boston and Montana. Calumet and Hucla. $258.00: margin. All classes of securities dealt in at aoove Kzchanges. orating.

The danger which lies in our homes of wealth comes from their luxury and ease rather than their beauty. Care should be taken that the nursery in which a child spends most of his time Franklin. Huron. 3.u0: Kearsar go. 11.50: Osceola, $37.00: Qnincy, Santa Fe Copper.

37c; I'eoria. 111., Jan. 7. Grain Corn firm: Sal yellow, 49jjc; No. 3 yellow.

49c; No. 2. 4We; 3-49c: No. 4, 4Sc. Outs firm; No.

whilA 44c; No. 3 white. 43(343c W'HtsKT Firm; wines. spirits. $1.17, Receipts Corn, 31.2oo bu oats.

bu. Shipments Corn. bu; oats, 41.vJuo bo, ltuflalo. Jan. 7.

quiet at No. 1 Northern, L03; No. 2 rsd, Corn No. 2.55VC Receipts Wheat, 7,000 bu corn. 45,000 bu.

Shipments Wheat, 13,000 bu; corn. fc.0oo bo. AVlluiincton, N. C. Jan.

7. at 36c EDWARD L. BREWSTER, CHARLES C. YOZ. Member New York Stock Exchange.

every Dear attacx witn vim ana courage, and man aged to force prices up even to the close. Manj stocks counted their trains bv 1 to 2 Dolnts. WtipnL luumraci, ui.w; eiueiiiiiai aiming, io. u. San Francisco, CaU Jan.

7. The oihclal closing quotations for mining stocks todav wore as follows' is simple in the extreme, yet harmonious in color mat tne pictures upon the wails are few yet of the Bulwer, 15c: Best and Belcher, Consolidated. 75c: Chollar. I Edward L. Brewster Date Cattle.

Calves. Hogs. iJierp. Receipts Monday, Jan. 5 13.793 ZU 80.I9T.

9.596 Tuesday. Jan. 6. 9.029 SJ2 62.563 8.563 ednesday, Jan. 7 16,000 2o0 50.000 8,000 Week thus far 33.S27 779 133.0&S 27.159 Same period last week 3i350 6uo 20.4o3 Shipments Monday.

Jan. 5. 8.919 Ut 6547 8.677 Tuesday, Jan. 6. 2.3oi 8.4.3 3.0 Wednesday, Jan.

7..... 4.500 100 8,000 3.0J0 Week thus far 10.729 329 23.010 8.T75 Same period last week 9.762 tsS, 16.051 10. 170 rr ennobling Kino. HIS IMPUDENCE FITLY BEBUKED. ing and Lake Erie preferred joined the ranks of the stronger members with an advance of to 75V.

Manhattan gained Vii points, to loi, and Jersey Central was maiked up 2. to 104. Missouri Pacific, Reading. St. Paul, and Union Pacific each gained a point.

Rock Island partook of the general strength to the extent of V. The market closed with the feel-in? that an era of higher values had real) tpt In fornia and Virginia. Crown Point, 1.60; Gould A Curry, Hale A Norcross. $1.20: Mexican, Mono, 45c; Navajo, 15c; Ophir, $2.85: Potosi, Savaee. Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated.

Utah. 40c: Yellow Jacket, Common. President Harrison's Reply to Salisbury's ANCIKES FLYING MACHI52. euiui, 00c xeue sie. 00c Threats.

The market showed no signs of weakening during Commenting on Secretary Blaine's reply to STOCK BKOKERS the Rockies, an easier feeling in Liverpool, a lack of outside business, and free selling by some of the biggest bears on the floor. The early cables were firm, the late ones easier except for the Continent, which holds firm. The crowd was nervous and the scalpers ran prices up on themselves several times during the morning, about all the advances of the day being of that character. There was a good demand for milling wheat by sample, with little doing in the in-store market. Sales in store and to go to store were made at 4c under May for No.

2 red and 9Otc90VsC for No. 2 spring. Free on board lots of No. 3 red winter sold at NVOlc, No. 2 do at 92c, No.

3 spring at and No. 4 do at 66c for poor. Total cash sales about 76 cars and 10,000 bu. The receipts of corn were considerably under the estimate, and this accounted for the firmness that characterized the market during the morning. There was little doing outside of the local business, which was fairly large.

Cables were firm and domestic markets steady. The early fluctuations were within a narrow range until it was known that the estimated receipts for today1 aggregated but 125 cars. Then there was an advance which was maintained to the close. The uncertainty regarding the final figures in the Government report which is expected Saturday prevents much trading, as the speculators are unwilling to take the chances of getting badly left. There was a fair demand for samples.

Sales in store and to go to store weremade at 49Jic for No. 2. Sample sales were at 48VjS50c for No. 4 mixed, for No. 3 and No.

3 yellow, and 4748c for ears. Total cash sales about 244 cars. Oats attracted fair attention, centored in May, whlcb sold at Vic range, or at 45SbC, closing fully Ha higher at 45ic bid. Receipts fell off to 76 cars, a good demand for cash lots at about Ve advance was noted, and there was no real pressure to sell at any time. Ellison placed some May oats and Tuttie and Johnson were among the buyers.

January remained at discount, selling at one time at 12c. June sold sparingly at 44(45c, closing at 44c with July at 38c. No. 2 in store sold at 43c, and sample lots were quickly picked up. Free on board lots sold at 43c for No.

3 mixed, 43v46c for do white, 45c for Ho. 2 mixed, and for No. 2 white. Eve exhibited a further appreciation of K31e. though dull withal, the offerings on account roving meaner and speculative holdings usually eld above the views of buyers.

For January 6c was bid. and for April 70c with light sales of May at 73c No. 2by8ample sold sparingly at 6768c. Barley continued mildly on the up grade, there being only a few cars on sale to satisfy the moderate demand, with both local and outside buyers present. Some barley was bought to arrive and current sales were reported as high as 77c for fancy No.

H. Common to good sold at 6w with No. 4 at W.i5c Total cash transactions about 35 curs and 33.H1I0 bu. Provisions were moderately active. For the first time In several days the packers were not free sellers, and the fact that there was a moderate demand from the shorts caused an advance that was held in spite of the easier feeling in wheat.

The early feeling was quite easy, due to the fact that receipts were again liberal and prices at the yards lower. Later, when the offerings were restricted, there was some good buying by local and outside shorts. May pork opened at $11.22. sold as low as $11.20. as high as $11.45.

and closed at $11.35, cash lots being for new. May lard opened at $6.40. sold off to $6.37. up to $6.15 and closed at that, cash lots being 5.92. May ribs opened at $5.67.

sold off to $5.65, up to $5,75. and closed at $5. JOiijA.72, with cash lots Peter G. Campbell Owns On That Xrf Only Will Fly bat Has. GOSSIP ON 'CHANGS.

iuu iom uuur ul iuo aiivniijuD. Alio vntire list was firm, while Rock Island. Manhattan, and Pacific Mail reached a fractionally higher point than during the Lord balisbury on the seal fishing dispute the London Press Association says that The leading prodnce markets were only moder ucty. AlnnAV nn rail nRV nnirlntr frnm 9 In n.Mnt Blaine dispatch Another man with an airship has rescW the city. His name is Peter G.

Campbell, he is an aeronaut with a record of SOOssco ately active yesterday and were rather unsettled, last loan 3: closing offered at2U. Prima mopi-aniiiii does not contain a definite accerttancn of Lord And Dealers in Investment Securities, Ccnier teloni anl Eonroe-sls. A large part of the trade looked for something of a reaction following the break of Tuesday, but it did not come. Wheat closed somewhat below the Salisbury's proposals for arbitration on the question, that af the right of the British sealers to paper, 7Gi.SJ4. Sterling exchange strong at 4S2X for sixty-day bills and 44 for demand.

The total sales of stocks today were 232,731 shares. Including: Atchison. 13.H00: Lackawanna, 4.13": Louisville and Nashville. 18.45&: Manhattan, 3,230: Mis 1 1 1 tuocsuiiiaiou ab u.uuu nogs, 14.000 cattle, and 9.O00 sheep. CATTLE Again the local and outside demand was active and the good to fancy grades sold at full former quotations, while poor to fair beef cattle sold lower.

Native cows also sold lower. Shippers and exporters bought freely at $3.255.45. largely at Dressed-beef men paid as high as inM. but they purchased largelv at S4.2.U.70. Native- cows sold principally at Veal calves sold as high as $5.50.

stock cattle sold largely at 60 2.i5. Quotations: Prime to extra beeves. i.4XV3l.5o $5 a.v?s 60 Good to fancy l.SAK-U.eoo-lb 4Atl sions. Mr. Campbell's airship consists of abalkw supporting a car.

A system of propeErf eaten seals in ssea that Air. Blaine discusses only the subsidiary point arbitration on Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on latest price of the previous day, the other com wujuiioDiuu auu ciu nou ju margins. souri i-acmc. i.iM: norm American. lii.i.H: Northern Pacific.

11.179: Northern Pacinc'irefrrn' i9ui the time of closing the sealing TJ. It sneeringly adds that Mr. Blaine has not renlmrl Kir modities as a rule showing a slight improvement. There are indications of a cold wave in the Reading, Richmond and West Point. 5.98U: St Pauncefote's note of June last, in which the lat movements is what is relied upon to fun3 1 rauj, umuu jracinc, Northwest which may get down here by the close CMeap Trust ana Savings Bit SAXES AND QUOTATIONS ON THE HEW YOB IT.

8TOCK of the week. the power. The inventor is a resident of Brooklyn. B1 l. 1 1 V.

s.i.yi.30 1 5' ai Native cows Stockers and X. E. Cor. Clark and Washington-sta. A cable to Secretary Stone yesterday announced that the case of his daughter, who is very ill at L'losino 2.1i.fc3.10 ter says that her Majesty's Government must hold the Government of tlte United States responsible for the consequences arising from acts of interference with British vessels contrary to the principles of international law.

President Harrison himself has replied to Al A. 1 .1 A -v- veal calves iikis" description. ouio 111 a idla DU11I wwtv. He will have the ship constructed of Capital an! LlaMlity of stociMilers $1,000,000 ot. Petersburg, is progressing favorably.

The exports of wheat and flonr from New York 17 mas lmpuueni, supercilious threat in the fol- and Baltimore were equal to bu wheat. Some round lots of lalifornia wheat vera rf. 29X "s6v Accounts opened with deposits of one dollar and upwards. 4 interest allowed on Savings Deposits for all full months. 3'.

intprMtnafft nn ttntlv TMil.mM TI.lrM. lowing language fered yesterday to arrive at below the price Under orders from the Nm Tfermrt.mont. 49 01 may wneac In the afternoon late quotations on privileges chants. Manufacturers, and Individual subject to than eleven warships and five revenue cutters will soon be in commission in the Pacific and ready for duty, in addition to the chartering and arming were: Puts on May wheat, 9tife96VsC, and calls, 97Hc puts on May corn. 52V4c.

and calls. 53c. 1H 47 31 34 Issues demand and time certificates bearing interest. mum. Among Mr.

Campbell's reasons 1-coming to Chicago is the fact that, owing'8 the level land of Illinois, he has a much bett opportunity for experiment than amonj tia hills of the East. He has with him a ship capable of cajrysl two people and ballast. With it he ma successful ascension at Buffalo July 16 of year, he says. He sailed fifteen miles in ous directions at a height of one and one-i miles. The ship is known as the Nevada and is described: It consists of a cigar-shaped eillc feet lnnir and HV.

fet hich. with an iron CArP Henderson's Toledo telegram said that clover- yl k'bu Lea intra ior revenue-cutter duty in Bering Sea. The United States naval form will OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TXNTXL 8:30. Accounts Solicited. number twenty-three ships, against the five Brit- "is "85 19 29 107 90 49 30 19 4- 31 34V 13 49 41 85 62 97 36 134 133 is 59V 47 19 49 7 seea was materially stronger, with sales recorded of 1.200 bags March at $4.55 local dealers yesterday bid $4.50 for that month.

There were changes ofoid "prime" timothy-seed from the croo of 1SS9 to newseod. or Jannarv isn gunooats ana one armored vessel at present protecting the Canadian poachers' interests in the 61V 96 30 The orders sent out from the Navy Department during the last few weeks have included the immediate fitting out of the San Francisco. thA Am. Cot Sd. Atchison Commercial Cable B.

Canada Central Pac. Ches. A Ohio Lo 1st Do 2d pfd Colo. Coal. St.

L. I3, l)o pfd CAE. Ill CAE. 111. pfd C.

St. Do pfd Chicago Gas D. DeL Sc Hud D. R. Do pfd Dist.

C. F. Co Erie Do pfd East Tenn Do 2d pfd Flint B.W.ASt.P..., Hocking Hocking Coal Illinois Jersey Linseed Oil Kansas St Tex. pfd Lake Shore delivery, at 4c difference, or at $1.20 and $1.24 respectively. Bradstreeft estimate of available stocks east of 1 132V ORVIS BROTHERS CO.

BROADWAY, NEW YORK, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, tached. The balloon itself is simply a bahu the Rockies shows an increase of 64 1, 000 bu wheat, 366,000 bu corn, and 165.000 bu oats. There was transportation from New York by rail of 150 men for the San Francisco, the commissioning of the cruiser San Francisco, the ordering of the corvette bwatara, just returned from the Asiatic station, to join the Pacific squadron the ordering in com 45 19 an increase in the Facilic coast stocks of 1,673,000 1 he work of locomotion is performed by huge -pollers attached to the car, above which ara wings used for a parachute, I 5.2. according to weight. Cash sales Included 1.000 "vi DD.

It was renorteH dnrinff the mnminp t.Tmf. thA MEMBERS: -J NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE 16V 10 Government was paying oc over the market for mission oi tne corvettes Marion and Alert, now in San Francisco: the ordering of the Omaha, flag tcs iara at o.wc.tt:. ids green hams, 16 lbs. at 7c, 75 tcs sweet pickled hams at 7.Vc; and lbs short ribs, partly at $5.17. Flour was dull and there was no change In prices.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. 27V mgn Rraaes were especially quiet, in an export corn in tne Northwest to feed cavalry horses. There was little credence given the story. The best sellers of wheat during the day were Pardridire. Schwartz.

Bloom. tUnlahv. nnH ship of the Asiatic squadron, to proceed at once to San Francisco the ordering of the Thetis to be fitted out for duty upon the alleged assignment of Invite SPECULATIVE Accounts 0 surveying uuty. In view of the nresent Berine Sea fantrmrmw for cash or liberal margins. 1 w.

uiiTuui.n a. i 1 uuk lot anu a willingness expressed from the other side to pay an advance of 5c Millstuffs were In the usual favor and steady. Bran sold at $16. 17.75. middling at and wheat screenings at 14.25.

"20 Mitchell, the buyers being Armour, Kennett, Nor-ton-Worthington, Jackson, Gilford, Logan, Walker, and White. Helmholz was a prominent buyer of provisions. Hutchinson bought corn. BradsteeVs figures on the available stocks east of the Rockies. 47.116.000 bu.

show the smallest to Louis, dc Nash. HUUS Actual receipts Tuesday were 52,663 head, followed yesterday with oo.Oco. making 133.ou0 for the first half of the week, against Ioo.sijo the same period "stale" offerings made about 6J.000 on sale yesterday, of which only lO.mw remained unsold. The quality was poorer than Tuesday, but still the general quality was good. The market was unusually active, both on local and outside account.

The market opened weak at Tuesday's closing prices, bra later nrm. Heavy sold at 3.40($ ss. bulk at $3.603.3. io; mixed, bulk at Si6 4 light, 3.KX43.70. bulk at $3(iorpigs I sold 1 at SHEEP Receipts were large, bnt the demand was good and vaiufis ruled firm at full former quotations.

Lambs sold at Native sheep sold at 65 5.2a and Westerns at 4.1a(aa.l0. "m.ow OTHER MARKETS. ISewTork, Jan. 7. Beeves Receipts 1741 hpnd Including 52 cars for sale.

Vlarketper 100 lbs Msh-er; native steers bulirand cows. Sheep Receipts. 4,352 head; market lie hlirher- fibp- dress mutton firm, 7s9c per lb; dressed lambs higher. 9dloc. one caF for salei ,13981 head.

Market farmer. Louis, Jan. 7. Cattxe Rminta to good, stockers and feeders 25 bSst tfusl ttiXed 3.20a3.&0; light fair to chdSXiiSlZ' m- Market etron- JJ." 2'4U0' The market was about steady; COW8 stockers and eed- tt129" 2,150. Markets feHj2WeL: 13 20..45: all pradei Ep-Receipts.

590: shipments, 670. The market was steady and unchanged. tLloax cu7. I Jan. 7.

Hoes-Receipts. 2.900; the oversnpply demoralized the market for common good ie off on yesterday's average. Catixe Receipts, 2uo; strong. BY TELEGRAPH. erpool, Jan.

7. Provisions Close: Pork-Holders offer moderately: prices unchanged. Lard Holders offer moderately: spot and January, 31s 3d. dull; February and March, 31s 9d, dulL Bbeadstuffs Wheat Holders oSer moderately prices unchanged. Flour Holders offer sparingly at los 6d.

firm. Corn Supply of spot Is poor, but holders offer futures moderately; spot, 5s 6d, firm-January. 5s 5Vd, firm; January, new, 5s Ad, firm-February, 58 ld. firm. Cotton Spot firm, with a good demand middling 5d.

Sales, 14.000 bales, of which l.Ouo were for specu la.ion and exiwirt and included 10,200 American. Fnt-ures closed firm: American middling. L. M. JaniT arv.

5 12-4d sel era Jannarv an. I and the chartering of seven steamers for revenue- cutter duty, the above disposition is deemed omi- nous. As the fishing seasoudoes not begin earlier than May, he concentration of the twelve war- 74 In flaxseed so little actual business was done DIVIDEND NOTICE. CHICAGO, Jan 5, 1891. 20V 6 27 1 9m 113 40 20 107 75 14 56V 1 15 UK if 106 36 14 vuii quotations wtro nearly nominal.

A iairly steady tone was present, the meager cash offerings selling at for No. 1 (Eart to with rtr.3 suips can oe enected before the revenue cutters tal since lb55. On the corresponding date in 1390 At a meeting of the Directors of are ready to proceed to the Bering Sea. It is be lt inactive at $1.16. May sold at $1.26.

and lust at the I lnHmfirv at 1 -It 62 ine figures were 54.227.000 bu, in ISaa 52,740,000 bu, and in 1SS3 69.779.000. lieved tne wuoie united states force in the Pacific Street's Western Stable Car Line, held At. A Safes. High. Low.

2.m 19V 176 1X225 2y 28' llM 101 107 5.330 H0H 05 4 I'M 30 30 1.590 19 iHH 610 31 31 700 35 ZYi 500 13X 12K 100 49 49 S50 45 44 50 S5 85 2,373 62 61V 210 97 97 1.950 31 4,138 135H J34 470 133 133 550 IX ISif 840 59 5iV 1.6i5 47 45 1.110 19.V l'JH 630 49K 4 50 7 7 8i0 16V 1K 210 20J, 20H I'M 6M 1.200 2 2'i 3 18)f 18 323 HO 1.530 115 ll-'S 200 40 3y4 967 21 20 OKI 107 10 7X 18.609 75 15 libi UH 47t 56 5W 6UU 17 ltJO 15 15K 63H 62V 1U0 101 101 3,230 104 101 121 ViX 2 930 101 li! 200 13.1 6,125 26 35V 11,14 23lf 22 12,560 67 70 15 15 500 51V 53 6l 1U2J4 102 1.000 8 900 30K 29 2 i 12 12 300 24 Zt 13,14 15 15 810 lj 30 850 KH J.VY 300 23 ZVA lt b2'4 50 UH 14' 35tf 34 9ti0 lvt I'M 141 14 4.400 34 33H 5.9 17 16 (WO 69 69 9.150 69 6V 23.210 53H 53 4s0 lol 105 400 25 24 1.26.) 60 5fX 344,000 105K 10V 655 14 14 Xti 34 33V 20.S65 45 44V 1.100 33 32 l.H 72 71 970 9 9 700 17 17 7S 77-k 19 1BV terest was manifested. Receints. 16 cars? shimnonta IS 101 wiatnen concentrate off Port Townsend. Concerning the Omaha, she can be got ready to join the Pacific fleet in the spring. Foreign advices indicate no improvement in the general situation.

France reports the ground 1 uus aay, a quarterly aiviaena OI One Dollar Per Share 15.098 bu. Timothy seed was nearly steady though quiet. The cash offerings were larger, including some stored lots, while futures were neglected but firm in tone. In a regular way January was salable at about $1.23 and March at $1.29, though held hiirher. frozen hard end irreparable damage done.

Odes 106 "pV sa says that the condition of the winter wheat crop is unfavorable. The stocks at Odessa are 23 On the common stock was declared, payable Jan. 26, 1891. Transfer books The following tables give the strength of the American force now in the North Pacific: AMERICAN FLEET. x.

Speed Aumoer A umber per hour. Kame. of men. of guns. Knots.

67K do, against 4,663,000 bu at the same time a year aeo. 11 '102 uim irean priino nia oy sample at 1.15s.l.2J, with poor at 9oc.fi.(5. March sold in exchange for cash at $L3o. Clover-seed was Inactive. Bids on March were advanced 5c to $4.50.

Dealers In such lines of farm prodnce as are handled on South Water street reported a quiet and tame set of markets, with only a moderate demand. Prices as a rule were nearlv stead v. lmt thorn close Jan. 16, 1891. Signed F.

S. DAVIS, Assistant Secretary. lho advices that I get from Southern Hlinois," said a receiver, "indicate that the weather down there is of the freezing, thawing kind that would be fatal to wheat, if it came in March. It remains cruisers 2S I2 to be seen how the grain will 6tand it at this sea Z4 15 snap in the trade, with local buyers taking fair quantities, while shipping orders were not urgent. Since MONEY TO LOAN 10 13V Do pfd Lead Trust Laclede Missouri Pac Manhattan Mobile St Northwest Do pfd New Northern Do pfd Nor.

Do pfd N. Y. Centra N. Sus. VT Do pfd N.YC.ASt.L....

Do 2d pfd No. Am. Ogn. O. R'y Sav One Omaha Do pfd Ohio Pacific Mail Pullman D.

Sc Reading Rich. Do pfd Rock Island St. Paul Do pfd Southern Silver Texas Pacific Tenn. Coal Union Pacific W. L.

Do pfd Wabash Do pfd Western Union Vis. Central. On Real Estate at 5, 6, and 7 per cent. Special attention to making BUILDrNG- JLOA3STS. son 01 tne year.

The Northwestern receipts, which are coming somewhat larger than expected, now include each day a quantity of Oregon wheat which was not counted upon when they talked of receipts not exceeding 200 cars a day. It isthought this wheat will cut considerable figure, as much of it is being bought for shiDment to winter wheat points. The paragraph in the gossip column yesterday morning relating to tht nresent visible sunnlv mo ucw yraruyciicu wrt ueaiiiiiu. ior oranges nas been rather light, and prices have yielded a point or two; apples are likewise quiet, the high prices tending to restrict the consumption. Butter Is easy and cheese firmly held; stocks are less than usual at this time of year and holders show no disposition to force sales.

Dry goods Jobbers report a fair outward movement, with prices devoid of essential feature, cotton goods ruling fully steady. Due lareelv to th rnn. .34 San Francisco 400 12 20.00 Charleston 8 16.00 Corvettes Omaha W9 12 12.00 Swatara 2 8 10.00 Mohican. 8 12.00 Marion 225 8 12.00 Iroquois Ii0 7 9.00 Ranger 100 1 9.00 Tbetis 2 lo.OO Vantic 135 11.00 Alert. 145 4 10.00 Pinta 125 4 10.00 Revenue cutters Bear 50 4 10.00 Rush.

45 4 13.00 Corwin 40 2 12.00 Wolcott 35 2 10.00 Total. 2,625 90 1H 15 33 Baird Bradley, 90 La Salle-st. 67 15 54 102 8 30 12 23 15 15 81 15' 23 82 14 34 ls 14 34 16 69 69 52 107 25 5S 105 14 31 45 33 72 9 17 78 13, 16 68 MannfactiiriniProiierlT, itli Railroad Campbell's ixTTxa vachtvs. The propellers, consisting of worked by an electric motor. The fan in the acts as a rudder; tho one in front draws the chine forward, while the other two, one oaeav side, raise and lower the ship in the air.

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Arpad, Haraszthy St Co, growers; Jevne general agents. servative purcnasing on the part of country dealers during the period of the money stringency of the last six weeks the first of the year found them with email stocks, which must be replenished, and the inquiries recetved, in addition to a fair number of buying orders, are full ot promise of a bright 106 water Facilities, For Sals or Lease. 24 wheat as compared with an average for a series of years should have read for the last five years instead of ten. The average for five years is while that for ten years is but bu. A message to Logan from St.

Louis stated there was a good milling demand there for No. 2 red wheat, which could not be bought for less than 94c. They are taking hard winter and spring at better prices to supply their wants. The South is requiring a great deal of the wheat, and there are open orders on the market which cannot be filled. WALKEE, EARNED 104 14 34 44 33 isuixacoma Buiiainsr.

AUIUlVt PRICES ON 'CHANGE. The following table shows the range of prices on grain and provisions: wheat. Closed Range Closed lutzilay. yesterday. yesterday.

January. 90 90 91 9j i.wj(iui 4pni ana May, a 2244d a 23-64d: May and June, 26-64d; line and July. 5 24d uly and August. 5 294 TatSdl August and September, a 27-Oiiiv5 Jvold. awwu speculation was on a fair scale at an advance of 13 and "points in the later months, the spring options showing the most strength.

Liverpool was 2 to 3 points higher, closin? steady, with sales of U.000 bales. Here tn the tpot the market was steady and unchanged, with some In .1 Should the seven steamers be chartered the above force of men will be increased to 3,000 and the number of guns to 118. The foregoing is President Harrison's quiet reply to Lord Salisbury's insolent threats. 9 1 ar8lePsJPcK 75 a share WWafcOT. iateuwtait, SCOTT 6ASE.Urkt.

77 May 97 96V' 97V 96V A careful estimate by an expert gives the following as the summary cf the Northwestern July- It'V S2 93 fc.