Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY AY , JANUARY 20 , 1892 ,
HIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Fair Volnmo of Business Was Done in
Wheat Yesterday (
FOREIGNERS WERE ACTIVE BUYERS
An n Itrnnll of the Disposition of Ontslito
Operator * to Tnhn ( Iruln lit rrrncnt
Price * i\crjtliliiK : I'lrincil Up
Considerably.
CHICAGO , III. , .Tan. S8. A fair volume of
business was ilonn In wheat today. Tlio openIng -
Ing was lower , but Unit proved to bo about the
bottom price of the day. Thercnttor , with ono
or two breaks tlio market was strong and itio
close was nr-nr tlio lop and at an advance of
Ho compared with that of yesterday. Tlio
lower opening was duo to the receipts of
weaker cables , n bearish summiiry of the win
ter whoit situation by the Cincinnati I'rlco
Current , which mild tlmt the condition of the
plant had not dotorlorated during the past
nook , nnil to the paslflo tone of the Chilian
dispatches In the morning papers. May opened
Mo lower at 03c , but Cutler , Lojnn , Schwartz-
Dnpco and other largo operators began
to pick the offerings and the murkot hardened.
Cutler's purchases were thought to bo for
I'urdrldgc , and us ho had quite a following his
buying caused others to fall In and there was
\ slow but gradual Improvement. The news
of the liberal evport business at Now York ,
where 813,0001)11. ) of wheat was cleared ycslor-
day , with reported engagements for 000,000
bn. . put a little more life Into the niiirkot , as
it began to look as though foreigners were
willing to time ttiu wheat nt present figures.
About the s'imo time unexpected buttery
decided Btreiutli begun to show Itself In thu
corn , irnts and provision pits , which imparted
GOIIIO ndditlonal strength to wheat. Early
short Rollers begun to take buck their wheat
n ml there was : i good deal of firmness
displayed. May finally touched from Hie to
tlc. ) | At this point a good deal of the wheat
I'urdrlilgo had taken early utilise and under
bctran tocomoout and pi ices worufoicod HIT
somi1. May reaching Illc , Hatlior active
buying of cash who.it by foreigners was then
reported at the seaboard , tliou.h they WITH
said to bo selling for future delivery. Thn
strength In corn caused a sudden rally. The
price uent toll"ie ! and closed atUIc.
Corn was more active and decidedly higher.
May started nt about thu closing price ycstor-
day , but there was very llltlo for sale , and
with good covering by shorts and
Improved shipping demand and the
free export inotomcnt , there was a gradual
upward movement. On the advance a good
many operators from the wheat pit , who wire
hsnvlly short , came In again , llovden & Co. ,
Unrllett-rr.izlerunrtothcrwcll known friends
of corn did .1 good deal of buying and helped
alone the advance. It Is mild there has been
very little corn cribbed this year , and as this
Is usually the chief source of supply for May.
sluirlB began to fuel uneasy. The facts , too.
that It Is belli ? exported at the r.ito of 11,01)0,000
bu. to 4o oooo bn. par week , mid the stocks
srentoadlly decreasing , and that scarcely - '
per cent of the weekly arrivals are contract ,
were all strong factors. For some days
It him been noticed that the Ctidahy
Faclc'ng compiny and the Wo.iro Com
mission vomimny have been stohdy und
liberal buyers ; their purchases for the week
have been estimated all the way from 3,000,000
to 4.000,0 0 bu. MM V opened at We , advanced
to from 40Uo to 40'ic. receded -lOJioon whe it
BhortB rushing In to cover and put the price
up U)41ac , closing at 4 Die , an advance of 1'Je.
Oat , were strong In sympathy with corn , the
increasing demands from shfouers and free
covering by shorts. An ndvjnro of IB was
scored.
Hog products were advanced and higher :
the receipts of l.'ocs wore fully tin to the ex
pectations and prices nt the yards wore from
no to lOo lower. Hut Armour , the Anglo-
American company and packers gcuer.illy
were good buyers and the snorts made it rush
to cover. There were spoils of temporary
weakness , but the general tendency w.is up
ward anil the close shows an advance of 2e !
In pork , lHo In lard and from 15c to IT'.Je In
fibs.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
125 cars ; corn , 2JJ cars ; oats , 17J oars ; hogs ,
31.000 head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
A11TICI.I8. uinii. LOW. CLOSE.
WllEAT-No. 3
January > 67
May 67em
COIIN No. 2 *
Jnnunry 39 S8
February. . . 39K as SIM
Mny 40 41 40 41 MOM
OATH No. 7
Jnnunry 29 28' < 79
Mny J1W
Stiff * 1'OIIK
Jrniitry. . . . 11 it ) 11 3'JH 11 HO 11 80
Mny 11 80 12 12H 11 bO 12 10
l.Aim
Jnnunry CM ( i 40 OiO
407i
Mny 7i 0 ( ji
InoiiT Kins
Jnnunry 58 > S CTk'
Mny , 5 95 0 10 0 10
Cash quotations were as follows ;
Fi.ouii Steady nnd unchanged.
WIIKAT-NO. 2 spring whom. 87Uo ; No. S
prlnif wheat , 808lc ; No. 2 rod , BOHtoiWe.
COIIN Higher : demand good ; No. 2 , We ; No.
.
T-NO. 2. LWJioyo : No. S white ,
8l Ui No. : i white , SUJJitl-UiiC.
KVE-No. 2. 80 c.
UAIII.KY No. i' , SOQGOo ; No. 3 , 4359o ; No.
a , iil'Snoc. '
FLAX SEED No. 1 , Me ,
TJMOTIIV SBKI > I'rlme , ll.Sil.27.
I'OIIK JIosi pork , per bbl. . JiSOS.55 : lord ,
jwrewt. M.4a ; } ( r > u ; short ribs side ? ( loose ) ,
I.VUHQA85 ; dry salted shoulders ( hexed ) ,
S4.flJliiil.75 ; short olour sides ( boxed ) , M.OOJs
WiiigKY-nistlllors1 nnlshcd Roods , per gal , ,
BuoAiin-Cnt loaf unchanged.
llrcolpts and shipments today were as felOn -
On the Produce exchange today : The butter
Market was firm ; fancy creamery , 2l > iJ'iOo ;
flno western , 2U2c8s orilinuryxlQ24ci saloutod
itiilryv4-'ilc „ it ( ordinary , xieSJe. Kgus , 21a''Jc. ( '
OiiKKSK-Stoudy ; full croiini Cheddars. 11 ®
ll'/ic ' ; Hats , HQlllJio : Young Amorlcui , U'ti
Klc ( ,
UUIK8 Unchanged ; wet salted Now Or
leans selected , 41 to 7.J Ibs , , G@Sc ; today's se
lected. Si toU ) Ihs. . C@Sc.
'l.'Al.i.ow llnchaii ed ,
Nu v Yiirk Miirkets.
NKW YOHK , Jon. 28 , FLOUR Itecelpts , 20 030
packages ; exports 41,140 barrels. M.KH sacks ;
innrkut dull und houvv ; sales , 20,050 bbls.
WHEAT Itocolpts , utlOJO bu. ; exports , 312-
Ba'i bu. ; sales , I , V2.\COO hu. futures , 139,000 bu.
spot. Spot market dull and unsettled ;
No. 2 rod , fl.f)2 ) In store and elevator :
fluwat.W' . , nllo.it ; Jl.oSMlu.r4X f. o I , . ; Na
U led , USJtatWoi ungraded red. 0454c Ml.WMi (
No. 1 norl loin. l.ti4iai.M } } ; No. l liaril
. ! , ( . ' tio. 2 "mirthirn. OO.So. Op
tions declined i < a > , ' 0 on Inrgo soiling
tiv forolgnors tlmiugh weak cables , advanced
" "
export dunmml and larger oloar-
ances. rpuotcd " ' -.und closed llrin ut un-
i l . . "R0il.pirklp8 to e. No. 3 , January.
' { ' ? V il'uUiru2iry > )2U , closing ut
' < Man h. .n2 losing at fl.o.1 , ' , ;
ut ll.OJW ; May.
I.COVi. closliig at 81,00 ? , ; July'v&QWs'i : , O'los-
.
Hvi-Lower : and qulott western , COMORO.
Boles , 10.0001m. western , fntrdulUery.atUIJ'.o.
J f' T1111. ! , "n'A1 ' ! " ' NP8 Milwaukee
tt.U' . B.iles.
. VO. 00
. bu. No. 2 Milwaukee utt'J ®
tOot hiileb , 311,00(1 ( bu.stmoBt Die.
IlAiii.isr MAI.T Quiet.
CoiiN-ltiH-cliits , 1II.4.V ) bu.i exports , I07.7SI
hu. ; spotsiili'B. I.WH.UXI bu. of futures ; U2.000
llilo ulloatj ii'ngri'idoil mixed. !
w.u .MV. IIIIAV . 43ia5lio ) No.
. . . . . . . . . . . ,
8 , 47lisc ! Bteamer mixed. o .j-JV. , ; : . ' , .
; . 4SHCl ! > 0'io. ( ) ii-
tlons urtvancod ® Hso und closed tirm on
llfiht receipla , poor grading and good expert
tlcinaiids ; January. 40 6i5c. ( ) closing Wi
robrnary , 471 > 4H'JVcclosing ' 4Ufu : Muruli 4S' .
{ MOKc. closing 4UJo ; April , 41))4lusc. ) clos-
Juno. 48Sttl8'ic. ' closing 4H > jc. '
OATS-Hocelpts. 43,030 bu.i exports. 49J.OOO
bu , ; nates , 325.010 bu. of futures ; IO.OJO bu. of
ippt ; spot market stronger , qulot ; options
fairly active. VSMc up , Urin ; January , a5 > io ;
u'uruimr , U US > io. cloning B3 c : March ,
( % ; MUV. iiVMi * t7 c. closing 17' ; spot
Na 8 white , to 140 ; mUod western. a.Vft.17 ; whlto
llVa ' tuin. JMtlSin No. 2 Chicago , aikttaMio.
llAOulet nnd easy.
lloiM I'ltlrly nctlve , llrnii stuto common to
choice , SOdtVSoi I'noltlu coast , : 't > Qi27)iu.
SllflAH Haw , quiet and steady ; sales , 7CO
tons centrifugal , CO test , at 3 7-l6e , o. 1. f. ; re-
llnod dull and easy ; the outside quntutlons
are thobu posted by the trust ; Inside
prices i-over the rebate ; No. 0 , ai'-16ii3 ' ll-ll.e :
No. 7 , : iiiWSc ! ! : No 8.3 7-10330-160 ; No. ( > , Uf , ®
SjJC ! No. 10 , 3 5-ll J 7-lfiO ! No. 11 , a'4i.l ( ? Uj
No. 1 ? , 33-1C ® : ! S-tOo ; elf A , 3SQJ 15-lGc ,
MOLASSES Now Orleans , steady.
1'ETiiot.EUM Opened eteudy and fluctuated
within u narrow rungo In the curly hours then
became dull and remained so until the close ;
Pennsylvania oil spot sales none ; I'otmmry
iptlonsupcuod at tix'c , highest G2sV ! , lowest
JiSu' , closing Plc ; Limn oil nosulus ; total
lalet , V2.000 bbls.
COTTON tKeu On , Dull but steady ,
TALLOW Qulot ; city its ( or packages ) ,
f I.t-Kc.
ItosiN Steady.
" B JFIrm and ( toady at
Enna-Qulct ) western , r < O25occolpts : ,
2.339 tmcknecB.
1'oiiK Steady nnd qtilctj mess , W..vat0.73i
extra prime , flno.
fur MKAMStronBl ploklnd tellies , 6 ! < es
middles firm ; short clear , td.4" > .
LAUD -lllplicr , llrin nnil fairly active ; wcit-
crn steam olosed at J1.82H bid ; snips , 500
tierces at WKJ'J ' ; option sales , 7..VM tierces ;
February , ffl.7 © 1.HO. closing at JftM bid ;
March , tl.8Wir.Sfi. cloilnij at 3.R"J ; May , I7.0J ®
7.05 , closing at * 7.tt ( ; .Inly. Ji.ia
it ( jnlet und ( Inn ; western dairy ,
western creamery. K'ffc ; Klt ( In , IKc.
R Moderate demand nnd firm ! purt
. .
I'm Iiifi.N Motlornto demand ; American ,
J1.V7.VO.I7.7S.
( 'ori'Eii Quiet nnd weak ; IrVo , I10.G1H ,
I.KAJJ Quiet and firmer ; domestic , I1.2MS
4.IO.
4.IO.TIN
TIN Qulot and steady ; strnlte , tlO.70.
Nnrtlmcfltcrn .Miller ltr\l < Mv.
Mi.v.NKAroi.iR , Minn. , Jan , 28. The North
western Miller savs : The mills lut week
ground the smallest amount of Hour that they
litivo inudo In anv week fllneo beptembcr.
There wus a docroBio of 4.ri.45.i libls , as com
pared with the week before , most of It res it It-
InK from the Idleness of throe mills of ono
company. .The week's production wus I37.01K )
bills , lor Ihocnrro3pondlne time In 1891 141-
ilOObbls. were mutio , and In I80J , 117,740 bbls.
The mills have done much heavier work this
winter than a year aua
In tlm manufacturlnir. situation there iv
very little chungo from lust week , Ono com
pany , as noted , still Kavs , three of Its flvo mills
are Idle , while the output of the other he-ivy
concerns Is much restricted by the lack of
watur power. There \\oro thirteen mills
running Wednesday , KrlndtiiR at the rate of
about. 2J.UOO barrels per twenty-four hours
Hut the avcr.icn dally run U likely to bo los.
' woof the smaller mills urn expected to shut
down toward Saturday , and they will reman !
Idle three or four weeks to permit Improve
ment to tlio retail trade.
There seems to have been some Improve
ment in the Hour trade for the week hack , nnd
the restricted production has , perhaps bt-un
sold. At thosamo tlniothero Is H coon deal of
complaint by most of the millers about dull
t rail o ami also that Hour bought a while b.iek
Is not ordered out promptly. The best demand
mand still comes from domestic markets ,
though. In some quarters It Is allowed that
.sales are directed at very low prices. There
appears lobe IncroaslliK Inquiry from abroad ,
but prices In thu main uro below the view of
millers.
Omaha Produce Market * .
HAT Market glutted ; $5 0005.75 per ton.
IridS Krosh slock , WtJi''Ir.
llUTTBii Fair to Rood , lo17e ; choice coun
try. loa'-'ic.
I''r.ouit ' Omaha Milling company's Ilollanco
Patent , J..OO : Invincible. I'ntont , * J..10 ; Lone
Star Hnpnrlatlvc. Wi'ij Snowlluko , $1.00 ; Kanoy
Kamlly. II.HI ; H K. Oilman's Oold Medul. * . ! .G5 ;
Hnow Whlto , ! . : i1j Snowllako. * J.O ; low Rrado ,
II.HI ; Queen of thu Pantry , tl.to.
I'oili.Titv Chickens , fresh stock , 67c ; poor
stock , 4c ; turkeys , llIOu ; KCOSO and ducks ,
UAMK Market Klutted with rabbits ; some
houses refuse to accept them fiom the nx-
preiss conip.inlos. Oooil stock wus ulTerod as
low nsL''io nor doz.
IIIDKS No. I preen nailed hides. 4lil&c ;
No 2 croon salted hides , 3'lV4o ; No. I irreeu
salted hides. 2.7 to 43 11 . . 41ifat c ; Na Z Rrnon
s'lltcd hides. 2S to 40 Ibs. , : iiWo ; No. t veal
calf. S to li Ibs , Go : No. 'Z veal oulf , 8 to n Ibs .
4c : No I dry Hint hides. 7So ; No. 2 dry Hint
hides. .V2.no : No. 1 dry salted hides. 53lu. ( Tat-
low. No l'IK324c ; tallow , No. 2 , 3'lo ; crease.
whlto A. 4J4'4n ; grouse , whlto 11 , y'i15ie ' ;
grease , yellow , Ho ; Rroa e. dark. 2Jc ! ; old but-
lor."J(2.-lie ( ; beeswax , prime , IGo ; rough tal
low , Itfa.'o. _
Omiiliu Oraln
Prices based on delivery at Mississippi rlror
points , Nebraska Inspojtlon , and ten days'
shipment , unless otherwise stated. Cash grain
calls for ship uont within live days
Wheat No. 2 spring , 8J'ie bid ; No. a spring.
'OSio bid.
lit E No. 2. 78u bid ; No 3 , 7.io bid.
OATS No. 2 white. : ilo bid ; No. II white. Mo ;
No. 'A colored , -iio ! bid.
Coitx No. it whlto : i7c hid , : i8c uskod ; No. 3
or bettor , piompt shipment , latfMU'ic.
Among the s.ilcs reported were : lO.OiW No. 3
white oats , prompt shipment , ilOo ; 4,0 JO sumo ,
3Jc ; 15.000 No. 3 or bettor corn , twenty
daysshlpmot , Kurlliviton terms , 'Mo ; 3i , 00
Na II or bettor , Toledo terms. 35 > 4e ; 53.00J
No. 2 corn , St Louis terms , twenty davs ,
IKiUc ; 2.000 No. H or better , prompt shipment ,
3a > io ; 5.00J mixed corn , ll.iltlmoro terms. Feb
ruary , 34c.
1ORI ! ) OF TIIADR NOTES.
E. E. Day , keeping Water , Neb. , was on the
board.
A. D. Sears of Glurks , Neb. , was In looking
over the grain situation. .
Kansas Olty Market * .
KANSAS Oirv , Mo. . Jan. 23 WIIRAT Better
demand ; No 2.Tiird , "VOITlic : No 2 red. 80c.
Conn Steady ; No. 2 mixed , lUOUliie ; No. 2
whlto. 3.10.
OATS Steady ; mlvot , SOo.
HyE Strong ; 77o for No. 2.
Fr.A.x SEED 8lo on a b.islR of pur : .
IliiAtr Finn ; saokoa , G7c. .
HAV Flrm.iinchaniEod ; timothy , 10.00 ; fancy
prairie. $7.00 ; good to choice , J3.003U.tX ) ; low
Knidos. $ .1.00.
UKCEIITS Wheat , 5.000 bu. ; corn , none ; oats ,
1,00) bu.
Siiii-iiKNTS Wheat , 20.000 bu. ; corn , 4,000 bu. ;
oats. 2.0JO bu.
_
Calico Market.
NEW YOIIK , Jim , ' . ' 8. Options opened steady
and unchanged to twenty points up , closing
steady und ten points down to twenty points
up ; sales. 2l,0'iO bags , including : January.
$12.20ai2.iO : ; February. * 12.25 < ail. .80 ; March ,
SI2.M@I2.S5 ; April. $ 2.23 : Mny. J12.0V3I2.15 :
Juno , * l2.00l2.0Ti ; July. tll.75Oll.Ot : Septem
ber , fll.7.V311.60 ; spot Itlo. quiet and firm ; No.
7. IU.875i.
_ _
, Liverpool Markets.
LiVKitroor , Jan. 28. WHEAT Dull ; hold
ers off or moderately ; No. 1 California. Bs 2d
< 2Ss Uid ! per cental ; No. 2 red winter , 7s lOd
per cental. '
CoitN Steady , demand fallen off ; now
mixed western , 4s 3d per cental.
LAIIII I'rlnto western , 31s 3d per owt.
Milwaukee Markets.
MILWAUKEE , WIs. . Jan. 28. WHEAT Firm ;
No. 2 spring. 8Go ; No. 1 northern , OOc.
OOHN Firmer ; No. 3 , 30'/iiai7o. '
OATS-Hlishor ; No. 2 white , 30@3o ! ; No. 3
White , 21XS2ic. ) !
HAULEV Quiet : No. 2. MJic.
ll\K Steady ; No , 1 , 8JC.
St. LouU .Markets.
ST. I.OUIP. Mo. , Jan. 28. WiiEAT-Strongcr ;
cash. KSftS'Jc. '
O. UN Firmer ; cash , 'Mtc. *
OATS Strong ; ciish , 2
I'oitK-Now , tll.O , " , , .
WllISKV-JI.10.
Clnclniiutl Markets.
CINCINNATI. O. , Jan. 28. WHKAT Higher ;
No. 2 red. uJSnie.
GoitN Weak ; mixed , 40HQIIC.
OATB-Eusy ; No. 2 mixed , 32'@J3l,4o.
WUISKV Jl.Itt.
Toledo Uraln Mnrlict ,
TOLEDO , O. , Jan. 28. WHEAT Higher ; No.
2 cash , und January , O.'o.
COIIN dtouoy : No. 2 cash 39c
OATS Quiet ; No , 2 cash , lOo.
Jliivaim .Siiuar Market.
HAVANA. Jan. 28. Sugar quiet ; yostnrduy
2.000 bugs contrlfiigul. 1X3 to ! K ! > i degrees polarl-
tutloii , were sold ut tl&2.U.17U gold peniuln-
tal.
. . _ _ _ _ _
TorelKii Oil Market.
LONDON , Jan. 23. CALCUTTA LI.NSEIID 10s
4iid per quarter ,
Tuni'KMii.NK Si'iitiTS 23s 4 > id per cwt.
Traitors' Talk.
CHICAGO , III. , Jan , - ) . Counsolmau & Day
to Cock re II Ilros. ; Wheat opojied lower on
utmost panicky prlvato cables which
hrouglit soiiiubclllng ordeis. These appeared
to bo stop loss urdorn on spooulutlvn traders
us several shipping houses were good buyora
at the doollne , Local shorts became alarmed
when various advices reported as
high us 115,000 bu , wheat taken for expert
during the p.ist tluoe days In Minne
apolis and Dululh. while. 700,0.0 bu.
\ > cru rumored taken ut Now York toduy and
iai.000 lui. worked hero. Shippers are > ory
reticent and nothing like the amounts ru
mored could bo conllrmed , butthu market wus
oversold , and thu attempts to cover caused
the closing bulgo. Corn led the whole market
In strength. It Is generally conceded that
very llttlo corn bus boon cribbed , as the price
wus too high eurly In the season , and
fanners huvo boun unwilling to sell
at the decline. During the freight blockade
shippers weio compelled to soil futures to
IIOUKO ousli hold Ings , Hccont sales Imvo been
practically nil by short speculators. The do-
cllne In dccun freights and the reduced steaks
ut oastcrii points have revived the shipping
demand und the purchases by shippers to
cover hedges hive caused tv stampede among
thokhorts. Oats were uUo In good shipping
demand und advanced Ic , Provisions were
bid up khurply by packertt ourly but thin ele
ment turned steady sellers after the advance ,
bpooulittlvo buying from the other pltoramo
later und guru the murkot , a strong closing.
It looks higher for ton.orrow.
CmuAiio , 111. Jun. 28-r.O. Ix > gaii & Ca to J.
Hands Coiiimlsslori Company ; The wheat mar
ket ut the opening v > u looded | with long wheat
boiiiif s lu. t'urdrldgo was the principal
buyur eurly on tl.eudvunce to Die. Cutles eou-
tlnue to come lower , Thu strength In our
inarUel ison the domund for cash wheat und
tlio small receipts at all Jnteilor point * . Wo
are liable to Imvo weather scares , and If wo
do wo will have a lively market upwards.
Corn very active , good local and outside buy
ing , The belling bus liemi principally by our
local trailers vt'u look fora fuitlior mUanco.
Hog products strong- They nhuuld bo pur-
chukcd on ull weak cpota.
CiiiOAdo , III. , Jun. iS.-ICennuth , llopklui A ;
Co. to S. A. UuWhurtont There hus been A
good deal of liquidation amoiu timid longs
and 1'ardrldge lian been the best buyer. This
adds no permanent strength , us tlio latter will
doubtless retail on milieu. Cublod have been
uml loner , hut clearances and now busi
show an Increased demand for abroad.
Near the close there was a ulinrp rally of
about 1C on rumors that 70'.000 bushels had
been worked In Now York for
export.Ve nro advised that the
report Is unfounded. Torn nnd oils without
liny apparent chnngo In condlt ons huvo sud
denly developed prent strength , Thesomnr-
kots have been oversold and tins Is respond ?
bio for the sharp advance. As tioretoforo we
believe corn and oats to bo good nropcrty and
strongly ndvlso their purchase. L'hoy
are relatively cheap and there Is
every Indlcution that the outlook Is
that they will show n good advance soon. The
strength which wo have boon predicting for
weeks In provisions seems td have come to
stay. Hears hammer prices down from time
to time but they generally pay moro money to
got their stufT hack. If traders will avoid
buying on the sharp bulges they will probably
flnd It profitable scalping on the long side.
.STOCKS AND IIONIS.
Marked Ailvnncon Shoun In n 1'ow I.end-
liiK Intercuts.
NEW YOHK , Jnn 18. Although the stock mnr-
ktt still continues broad. It ? activity nnd
.strength toJay was In spots , and while In the
fowsliaics which received sucotul attention
there wore marked advances scored , the gen
eral list was held within narrow limits , and
during the greater portion of thu day dis
played no tendency In either direction ,
though developing u strong temper toward
the close. The bears made frequent raids on
the list , and the stocks which were subject to
their attacks were the most uctlons a rule.
The attempts to gut prices down , however ,
met with very llttlo success , and that of a
tcmporaty character only , prices rallying at
once from any pressure. On the whnfo there
was a strong market. Special attention was
called to Manhattan , which continued Its
rapid upward movement nnd touched 110. and
though U wus not hold nt that llgure. It estab
lished a gulu of about 12 per cent from Its
price before the rendering of the last decision
in favor of thu company.
The co.il stocks were much more quiet than
usual of lutound Ijiickawnnnn became n shin
ing murk for the hears and after the most
successful raid of the day It showed a loss
from lust night's prlco of 13 per cnnt but
rallied rapidly and otrcctivcly showing only n
very "light loss at tlio close. The others were
strong with rompaiatlvoly narrow limits ,
The features of the day In addition to these
shares worn the urangers nnd Gould stocks ,
together with the Northern I'uclflc preferred.
In till of these there was n marked Increase in
activity toward the end of the tcsslon.antl
handsome gains wcro made at the tlmc.glv-
Ing for thu llrst time a pos tlvo stronj tamper
to the speculation and bringing prices all
along the line uti beyond the level on the
opening llgurcs. Among the loiv priced shares
Louisville. Now Albany k Chicago continues
to bo the most prominent for both strength
ami activity , the large order for new equip
ment being Interpreted us evidence that the
deals by which It Is to make very advantage
ous connections to the south are closed or
nouilyso. Oregon Navigation , Illinois Con-
tr.il , St. I'aul preferred und the Cordage
stocks were specially slroiu during the day.
Tnc opening was qulot at fractional ud-
vmiccsund whllo thoio was some uneasiness
among the shorts the bears were Inclined to
hummer tlm list In spots , causing a slight re
cession which wiii afterwards made up and
under an Increasing demand pr.ces moved
forward slowly In the general list , but more
rapidly In the special stocks.mentioned. The
final raid of the bears on fj.iokawanna was
entirely fruitless and that stock rallied over
1 per cent In u short time , while.tho rest of the
active shaies were advanced steadily. The
closa was active and strong at or near the too
figures of tlio day. The Important gains com
prised : St. Paul preferred , 2JS per cent ;
Northern Pacific preferred , IK percent ; Lake
Shore , 1 per com ; Louisville , 14 ! per cent ,
and Coiduguund Hoc I ; Island 1 percent each.
liovernment bonds have been dull and
steady. State bonds hubeen untlnly neg
lected.
The following arc the closing quotations for
the leading stocks on the Now Yoik Stock cx-
chuugu today :
hid.
The total Hales of stocks today wore 351.444
sharou. Including : Atchlson , U.Od.l ; Chicago
Oas , MOS ; Luckawannu , 2r > ,4C5 ; Erie. 4,350 ;
Louisville & Nashville. 12.1U8 : Mmihrittun , IS-
11(1 ( : Missouri I'aelllc , I,4W ) ; Northwestern , 14-
7A5 ; North American , 3,475 ; Northern I'aclflp ,
20,889 ; New Knsland , 24,400 ; 1'aclHc Mall , 3.5.V ) ;
Heading , 26,100 : Ht. Paul , 18,131 : St. I'aul A
Omaha , ' 4,450 ; Union Pacific , 7,700 ; 'Western
Union , 7,45i.
Financial Itovluiv.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 2fl. The Post says : Noth
ing Is moro satisfactory In the present market
than -disposition to Ignore those purely
speenlutlvo stocks whoso wild Hdvancod dis
credited-throe weeks ago , the entire upward
movement On n smaller or lareo scale opera
tions In ? hcso securities will doubtless seem
to Do revived , for they possess , In the eyes of
petty Stock exchange gamblers , precisely the
sinio fascination as a roulette table or a dice
box. Conservative- Investors and operators ,
however , have lately hud abundant oppor
tunity to take the measure of these special
ties.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK , Jan. 28. MONEY ON OALL Easy ,
ranging from Hi < 32 per cent ; last loan , I'/
per cent ; closed offered at Ui per cent ,
I'ltiME MKIUUNTII.K I'xi'Eii
4ffiT/ { per cent.
HTEIU.INO ExoiiAitciE Quiet and firm at
(4.84 tor sixty day bills and $1,811 for de
mand ,
Tlio closing quotations on bonds :
T.onilou Stock Murkot.
[ CopurluMeil by James Goitton Dennett. ]
LONDON , Jan. "A. [ Now York Hor.ild Cable
bjieclul to'f'iiK HKK ] Apart from the foro.'gn
murkot , whluhvus : dull , the tendency In
tliu stock murUct hus boon favorublu. llaino
rallu nro nearly all bettor. Scotch line ! ) uro
especially good. Silver Improved > { per cent ,
Americans aUo Improved. olosuiK very Ilrm.
A Konoral advance wan cstahlUhed. nuiKliiK
from < i to 1U percent. The lead was taken by
Norfolk & Western. Gulf , Denver profeionce ,
Ohln& Mit-slsslppl and Union Pndlli1. Oniin-
dlun BtronK , ospoulally Cuiiudlan I'aolflcwhich
adrunced ! ! per cunt. Grand Trunk wus only
slightly bolter , Moxleun ordinary preferred
IB Biibhtuntlally lilnlior. owliu to thu recov
ery In the price of sliver money was llttlo
wanted. Short lonns were obtained at H
per cent discount. Thu market wus tinner ,
Three months' bills were quoted ut f mm i ; < to
' - ' pur cent. There was no chiiiivu In thu hunk
rate whluh remains at U pur cent
LONDON , Jan. l'8. The following were the
London stoutuiuo'.utIons oloihr.1 at 4 p , in. :
HAH Sii.VKii--42d ,
MONIJV ! 4 percent.
Hate of discount , In the open market for
short bills. 1 ? ® ! % percent' far three months'
1)1U. | IJidi'-'por cent.
Amount of bullion withdrawn from the Hank
of Knglnnd on balancu touar , XIWW. Thn
bullion lu the Hunk of L'tijiluncl decreased
izao , < uo during the p.ist * eek. The proport'on
of tue ro ervo to liability , which last week
wan so.7i per cent , Is now 4U..U per cent.
' rinunel.il Notes ,
NEW OHLEANS , La. , Jan , SB--Olonrlnxs ,
flStit.UG3.
IIAI.TIMOHE , Mil. . Jan. 28. Clearings , 12,453.-
33 ; bulaiicea , f.TU.814.
HAVANA. Jan. 88. Spanish gold , (2.4UJ&
2.41'IJ ; oxclmngo ijuluU
NEW YOIIK. Jan. 28 , Hunk clearings today.
flXLmHiO ; bulancos. t\7bU.l.V. ) > .
HUSTON , Musi. , Jan. 2S. Hank clearings.
baluuci'B , | l,709,7s9. iloucy , Uifc !
percent KTchansriJ HNow York , SttlDc dis
count per 11,000 , cj M
1'nti AiiKi.riitA , PitiMJnn. 94. Hank clear-
Itws , IIO.OUI,42l ; balftnrbs , t,7JOIO. ! Money , ; u ,
percent. ' ' *
OlM'i.v.SATl. O. , .tnn. 23. Money. 31 per
cent ; Now York exoliangc , "SBWe premium.
Clearings. 12,357.010. t > i
ST. Lout ! ) . Mo. . Jan. 2s. Clfann"S. f.U.V > .2V ! ;
balances , M7M.TO.Mnney. . 9157 per cent. Kx-
ch.ingoonNcw Yor , , ; 75c premium.
PAIIIS , Jnn. 27. Tlircfl per cent rentes. Mf ,
Il.'io for the account. ' ] ho weekly statement
of the Hunk of 1'rntice. ' shows nn Increase nf
IW.7iO,000 francs gold Mini 1,8X1.00 } francs silver.
CIIICAOO. III. , Juu-JS ilonoy easy at Mid
per pent with snmc.phrtrl fill lonns reuorted
nt4l'4 per eonu * NVw York exchange par.
Cloarlu.B , lU.llH.S'.O , , iStcrllng exchange 1111-
cd ,
Uoston Stuck Mrtrkct.
IlosTON. Mass. , Jan. ia The followlni were
the closing prices on stocks on the Iloston
stock market toduy ;
4JJIloston A Montana. " ( .5
Iloston A Albany. . . 301 Cfltnlpaj , lJt <
Uoston A Mnlno. . . . 100 Huron , , . . . 11
C II. AC/
Fllchburu Hit , . . , . ftt't ' Qtilncy. . , , . . . .i
Flint A PcreM BO HnntnKc Copper. . . . IM
' ' ' " ' 1I.W [ Tamarack 29
Mass. Central , . . . . . Annlson l.nnil Co. . 29rH
N. V. A N. Knulanil. MH ttamllago Mml Co. . rH
N. V.AN. ing.7 . . . m llcll Telephone. . . . 2IC
Old Colony ll l.amson Store S
WIs. Ccn , common. 111 Water Ppwcr
\Vls. C n. pfd. . C. M
AllouciMCo.lncwj. Houston-Thomson.
Atlantic . . . . . . II. AH. C. , i
Mining ; Stocks.
DENVKH , Colo. . .Tan. 28. The following list Is
thnoloslngnuotatlonion the Mlnlnj oxenango
today. Sales 3'03. '
AIICKliany . 8 ( ioldltock 411
Amity . tronchid "
Ariinnaut . IS Justice , . . . ! Hi
.llallamt . 17 1-cxlnKton . .11
HaiiKkok Cora II. . . . " Matchless 300
Union-Hunter . . 8" Oto . , " 5
t'nrk Consolidated. 3
llrownlow . . 1'ay Hock
Cnlllopo . 15 Itlalto . . 75
riniirtlil. ? . ' ItunnliiK Lode 23
Dlamund II . Sutton .
Dourer ( Ins nnd Oil
Sun Franrlsqii Mining ; yuntiitlom.
SAN KiiANClsoo , 0\1. . .t&n. ' . ' 8. The odlclal
clo5ln utiotatlons for tiiluln ? stock a today
were us follows !
Alln , , 40 dplilr : < 00
llcloher 45 fotosl , , U'J
Host A llolchcr 200 Savage . 120
HodleConsollilaled. lii Sierra. Nevada 10S
Chollnr 115 Union Con 1M
Consol. Cnl. .V Vft. . . . . Utah 40
Crown Point. . I'M Vcllow Jacket 110
( Joilld A Curry Ui N. Q .a
HiilcA..Nurcross. . . . 1 9 t ) . I IS
Mexican 1SU N. II 1 2i
Mono 7U KurckaCon 30
Nnynjo 10
Xc\v York Allnlnj ; < > ut > t : tliin.
NEW VOIIK. Jan. 2S. The following are the
closing inlnliiK stoun quotations :
Alice M5 Horn Mlver UO
Aspen ! > OJ Iron Silver Ill )
II. A , U t -f > 0 Mexican IPO
Cliollar 113 Ontario 4JOJ
Crown Point m Ophlr a-'O
Con. Cnl. * Va MO Plynioutli IIK )
DcadwoortT 203 Savaio 140
Kurokn Con 1411 Hlorrn Nevada 170
Could A Curry 125 Standard 135
llalc& Norcross. , . . 110 Union Con ISO
Hoincitnke 1260 Vcllow Jacket. 110
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Omuha Uxporloncos u Llfflit Hun anil Prices
Kuther Hotter.
OMAHA , Jan 28 Receipts for four days
0.008 c.itt'c. ' Cn.no'iliossand : i , 81 sbeop. asalnst
U.-m cattlo. 21'J hg 1anl2a01 sheep tlio same
four days last week.
Tlio llcht run of catilo was scmowhat In the
nature of a surprise ttl dealers who were loolc-
IIIE for at least V.WIJ' cattlo. There has been a
f.tlllng olT so fur this woelc cauip.iroci with last
of aliQiit S.Mo lico'dil Kastorn markets were
llrtnor. this fact RlvInK shippers confidence
und togcthoi with ihallKut rocnlpts prodno-
IIIR u decidedly i bettor tone * o the
market. The advance on beef steers
was hardly quotable , but the two days'
advance amounts to from li'o to ISeon all use
ful grades. The market was active , both loon )
and shipping buyers showlnz a disposition to
take desirable stuff at slightly Improved fig
ures compared n 1th"Wednesday. Good 1,200
to l.30 > lb. steers sold mostly .it from ? J 03 to
J.JSO , with ono cood.slzeJ bunch of very Rood
J.280-11) . beeves at II M. Limit COJ to 1.15'-lb.
steers sold largely at. from JJ.OO to tl-'JI. But
llttlo really useful stuff was left unsold at the
close , and , In fact : "tho forenoon's business
practically cloTed'tho ' yards.
liutchcr stuff WHB only lu moderate supply ,
and prices wore .tlc.cldi'dly stronner. There
was a good active looal } icmnml and shippers
were also wantfnR a few eattld. Prices
vicro from lOc to 'JOa higher man Tucttday
the advance belli ! ! principally on the fair to
food stock. Really choice stock has been In
poor supply for two or throe days , ultnoueh
there Is comparatl\ely lltt o butcher stuff
coming now that could bo culled poor. Good
cows und heifers sold largely at from ti..Kt to
J2.7D. fair to good grades at from 62.00 to ti'JCt ,
common and cunning lots at from 11.00 to $2.1.0.
Hulls , oxen and stags were In fair supply and
active demand at strong prices , at from J1.2S
to H.50. Calves were steady. Htoekors and
feeders were steady at Wednesday's eliurp ud-
VHUCO. The supply was light and trading
somewhat limited , largely at from S-170 to JJ. 15.
Kepi esentntlve sales :
STEEKS.
No. A : Pr. No Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr
1..1070 J2 73 1 .12CO S3 25 13..1163 MM
8bO 3 00 )8 ) .1207 S : i'J 18. 1313 305
8S5 U 00 6 . 0211 3 30 20. 305
1081 3 00 2V. , 837 3 30 41. \OH \
1008 U 10 1.1 08J 3 40 20. .UOB 37U
03 3 10 10..1134 3 40 20..1238 75
015 3 IS 20..1IC8 3 4.1 20..1J25 38u
1'80 3 15 39..1121 3M ) 41. 12&7 383
18..1012 320 - J370 3 53 1..1030 400
11 . 050 3 20 14. 1110 3 50 84..1.80 405
3..10CO 323
COWB.
1. . C70 1 00 2. , 020 2 00 10..1051 220
2. . 830 1 IX ) 11 , 834 2 110 17. 1015 2 JO
2. . 740 1 23 0.I. . 1088 2 03 24..rit20 235
3. . 693 1 50 I. . OJO 2 00 15..1077 235
7..10S8 1 f > 3 1. . 103J 2 00 51. 8.1 ! ) 235
fl. . 082 1 GO 1. , 000 2 00 a. uoa 240
1. . 700 i no 11. , f08 'I JO 13. 871 240
'O. 624 1 GO 10. . 871 2 10 10. 840 2 ! > 0
11. . bC7 11 14. .1050 2 13 2..1050 250
I. . 1(100 ( 1 73 1. 1150 2 15 5. . 000 250
USD 1 75 15. . OUt 2 15 6. . 002 2.W
1..1U70 J 75 21. .1085 1 ! 15 13..1101 2(10 (
OSJ j 75 18. . 088 2 15 ' ' 2(13 (
win 1 fc5 1..1I70 23 i.'nuo 3VO
18. . 8J7 1 bu 1..1020 2 'a
1. . 470 1 00 2. . COO 2 70
CALVES.
10. . 225 1 03 2. . 123 4 M
IIIJ1.L9.
1 1140 1 40 6. ,1430 2 1r > 203
1"1J . ' 1 7.1 1..1D50 2 20 1 , .1520 300
' ( , 1 85 1..V.1W 2 20 1. . 1730 300
l.1070 ! 2 00 1..I.MO 2 25 ] . ,15'10 ' 300
1..1400 2 00 1..1510 2 S5 I.li70 ( 1115
1..15JO 203 3.HliO 2 ( ! 6 1..1870 340
hTAGB.
1..1350 2 20 1..135) 303 1..1100 300
OXEN.
2 .1070 3 00
8TOCKCII9 AND FKEDKItS ,
. .r 10 U. fiTO 2 75 5. 7J2 300
. 700 2 40 1 570 2 85 18. , 740 305
. OS1 2 03 3 nis 2 OJ 1030 301
.1U70 2 70 3 , 7J83J 2 00 , 7W 313
. 815 2 70 3 83J 3 00
. CG2 a 70
WYOMING CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 COW.C..1110 t. ' 40 74 teer . .l2J3 (3 5U
23COWR * 1045 V 40 40atuers , .llbO 3 73
C stags 1450 I 60
'huyfed m ,
lloas The olTerlngu nero a disappointment
tu buyers nspcclally.l Ono thing U certain ,
tlm country Is bullulcon hogs and pork , and
last year's Immense1 C hi n erop places them lute
to prJciicully Illustnao their
" " i whllb It U ti uo a
Ices doenot brliu the
that a sharp decline
'y run , Fanners and
feeders have plcnU Jif.i'orn and are not compelled -
polled to m.irkct tUelr hogs at any puitlcular
time , Hiiblness untiliud slow with u limited
shipping deniand"Mnd all huyois bearish.
1'rlccs were fully u tllmuloner
than the opening \\ednesdnv und about
Bo lower than Wediijesday'B weak close. The
best heavy hogs s.iil | ( nt from fl.'O toll.vO ;
common heavy and inUpa packers at from
if 1.1-i to tl.20. light HiuL light mixed toadu from
JI.M toM.'i. Alon3iiboiit ( the middle of thu
forenoon the strertstO I" provisions icllccled
In Impiovud hot ; niKpacta ut all centers pro-
ilueed u decided ! V'Uulthlor feeling lioieiind
the greater purt ouu > early morning drcllno
was icgnlnod. Tlia'auarkut closed active at
very near Wudnewliofs closing prices. Hales
were largely nt from JI.I5 to 11.25 , against
(1,90 to ( l.ij : Wednesday , The ayerago julco
was l I7'i. agnln&t Jl.-"Jli \Voiliiesday and
Jl.tW.S last Thursday. Kcpresontatlvo sales :
No. Av. Slu Pr. No. Av. 9h , Pr.
5 . . . .2fi2 f I 0) , . .23H 130 tl 15
CS . . . . . -01 IR3 4 05 , . .205 4 15
hi . . . .1.18 120toJ 4 0 > 40 411
73. . . "Sfef toJ 4 04 120 415
! ! , . . * , .J71 7l 4 05 20 415
60 . . . . .1M4 410 4 07K . . , ,207 5iO ( 415
bO , . .I.-'O 2hO 4 10 . . . . ? 40 (
70. . . . .217 100 4 n 4UM ' " 11,0 4 I7i ;
01 . . . .230 120 4 10 M , . ! 245 _ 4J ( 4 17Si
M . 100 4 13 128 . . , .210 4 17 ! ' ,
74 , . 4 10 12 J..2.V ) 200
63. . . 200 4 ID , . , , -if ! 40 4 mi
H . . . . 5) ) 210 4 10 ' ' ' 120 Jirf
' ' fj 4 1U CJ. . . S
M , , 71.is . 12J 4 17'i
trf , , 210Ml 4 12 | is . . .aii rO
75. . . . BiJ Ml Wl . . , , ,815 101
71 , .3S7 4 K'ii ( A , . . . ,28H 16'J p
}
57. . . , 2.17 2V ) 4 12 K VI Lbl ' *
59 . . . . - 7H Illl 4 _ 01 . .SUi 4 20'
UI . . . 2.0 I2J | 400
.24. ' . ' 40 4 ISSJ , . , r,0 420
bO 4 15 01 280 VX'O 420
JiM 4 15 30 311 ta 421
U ) . 241 4 15 Go 3-JI 200 4 2U
73. 100 415 li M - 420
fit . . . .270 KO 4 IS C9 S.VJ 12J 410
70 . . . , .2n8 1SI 415 R3 311 E80 4 M
01 277 12) 415 C3 271 M 420
50. , . . .183 ire 4 15 04 . . . 2A8 100 4 20
IWJ 4 15 M 3.T7 1JO 4.0
,265 4 15 C3 . . . ,334 4J3
.315 liO 4 15 07 27U 473
.270 241 4 15 01 . . . .331 100 420
HI. . . . 274 283 4 15 M ! BS 420
Ml . . . .2.VI IfiO 4 15 69 242 420
ftS . . .271 200 415 1V.lKl ) 40.420
6U. , . . .2S4 480 4 15 ( W 25.1 IfiO 4 SO
B9 . . . .Sill IfiO 4 15 Gil , 27fl 280 4 20
65 . . .273 K > 415 M 323 K ) 4 8J
Cl . , . .aM 40 415 M . . . . il28 N ) 4 SO
CO .204 00 415 67 277 80 4 22 ! {
CO .247 BO 415 Kl . . , . ,373 40 425
57 , .27. ! WO 4 n 117 3IH - 425
, .240 3.M 415 58 . . . .340 42.1
' ' ' '
f > ! , . . . . : ) : i20 4i5 ot.sn ( 200 425
CO 2J5 HU ) 415 C4. . , , . 257 80 425
05 57303 415 CO 315 425
40 314 81 415 fi9Cl : ( 120 425
67 275 COO 415 28 : i50 00 425
ft : tc8 4is rs : iv. 425
71 251 40 4 15 40 374 80 425
75..277 240 415 D . . . . 311 83 4 27M
pins AND uoumt ,
2 305 i- 3 10 1 2.10 375
J-UKKi'-A.couple of double docks of pretty
need cornfcd natlvo eucn held over from
Wednesday sold at tl.40. Nothln ? fresh was
received. Desirable muttons are In active de
mand nt nominally steady prices. Quotations ;
Natives , from M.75 to tvwii westerns , from
JJ50 to f 1.80 ; common and stocUors , from KM
in 1:1.5J : ; lumbs. from { 4.00 to JJ.M. ieprc oiita-
tlvo sales :
No. * Av. Pr.
40. ! native owes 81 $1 40
Hecelpti und ll | i > sltltiu of Htnrk.
Ofllclal receipts Mid disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union Slock Yurds
company for the twenty-four hours , end Ing at
5o'clock p. m , January 23. fcO ? ,
HKCK1PTS.
Dldl'OSITlO.V.
ChlniRo IUo Stock .llurkct.
CHICAGO. III. . Jan. 2S.--LSpeelal Telegram to
TliK llnu. ] Prices for cattle toduy dirt not
vary prent'y from those ruling on Wednes
day. They were firm for all descriptions of
piittto and a shade hlirher for some. Cows und
bulls Hold to the best advantage. C.iniiuts
and butchers were eager buyers , and for the
more deslrible of the offerings they
were not averse to paying a small ad
vance. The Blrcn th of the market Is
duo to the continued light receipts. The ar
rivals since Saturday have been 21,000 liojd
loss than for the same time lust week , bo that
In spite of the fact that the demand has not
developed more than the usual activity ,
sellers have boon able to push prices slowfv
upward. Today's trading was largely at from
IJ.OO to JJ.73 for cows and bulls and at from
$ .149 to JI.50 for steers , though the extreme
range of quotations was from JI.23 to (5 b.1. A
few old cows were closed out at from ! I.S3 to
ll.50.und a few lots of choice steers found
buyers around $3.00. The general market had
a llrin finish ,
Trading In hogs was on n basts of yester
day's closing ( nictations , or at from SI.21 to
14 50 for poor to prime light and at fiom $4.3.1
to$4.U ! ) for heavyweights. The market was
stcaU v at that range , and was active both for
local and eastern accounts. In vlow of the
Increased receipts for the last three days
prices are holding up surprisingly well. Tficy
have declined lOc since Tuesday , but are still
nearly that much higher than at the close of
last week. Although today's receipts aver
aged very common , the greater part of the
sales were at belter than $1.40. Tlio extreme
runzo was from $ . ' .50 to $4.00 , culls soiling at
from $2.21 to $4.00 , und u loud or two of line
heavy hozs going utlro.
There was continued fair activity In the
sheep nnd lamb market but former prices
were not supported. Good to choice sheep
were quoted ut from 14.73 to $3.50. Die poor to
fair sorts were neglected. nUfrom $ .1.53 to $4.50 ,
and culls ut from 8..5) ) to $ J.25. Lambs uoro In
moderate supply and were easy at from $4.50
to $05(1. (
Receipts were : Cattle , 10,000 : hojs , 40.0DO ;
sheep , 8,000.
Tlio Evening Journal reports : CATTLE
Hccelpts. 10.000 ; shipments , 3.0CO ; mar
ket fnlrly active and steady to n. shade
higher , good to choice Bleers. Jl.731 23 ; others
i$3.r 4.23 : stackers , lilU < aJ.'i > ; cows. 8t.GO2.7fl.
lloas Receipts. 40.0 JJ ; shipments , 12,030 :
market steady ; rough und common , tl.0004.15 :
mixed and packers , HMKtt.M : prime heavy
and butchers' . JI.3Wi4 M > : lUlit. gUJ < < 24.55.
SiiKBi1 Itccolpts. 0,000 : shipments , 3,000 : mar
ket slow , steady to lower ; natlvo ewes. $ .1.00 ®
4.00 : mixed. I4.40 < ft.80 ! ; wethnrs. $300@5.75 ;
westerns , $3.10ft1.30 ( ; lambs. 3.75U50.
Now York I.lvo Htnck .Market.
NBW VOHK. Jan. 28. UEEVES Receipts. 127
head , all for slaughterers : no trade und feel-
In - weak ; dressed beef steady at im9c per lb.
CAI.VKS Receipts. 715 head : market steady ;
vcalK $ .1.005.bO ; grusacrs , $ J.352.30 ; western
calves..40133.00. . .
SHEEP Receipts , 7,008 head : sheep firm ,
lambs Scper lb higher ; slieop , 4.0J5.GO ;
lambs , tO..T ; > ® 7,43 ; dressed mutton steady at
70iic } per lb. ; dressed lambs firm ntOSIOHe.
lloas Uoeelpts , 5,070 he.id , eonslgncd direct ;
nominally steady at Zl.tO'.J4.75 per 100 11)3.
Kansax City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS OITV. JIo. .Ian. 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts. l.OuO ; shipments , l.tJU. ! The market
wus generally steady to strong : dressed beef
and shipping stcois sold at $2.2034.10 : cons
and heifers , tl.50 < 3 ° ! 25stockcr.s : and feeders ,
! 33Cia3.7 ( > .
Hoa-i Receipts. ! > , ooo ; shipments. 2.100 : the
market opened 5IOo lower , then grow active
and closed strong ; all grades , &J.OKQi,22i ( ) } ;
bulk. $4.10(34.15 ( :
SIIEKP Receipts. 1,000 ; shipments , 3.530. The
maikct was steady.
St. Louis Llvo fttuck nrnrkot.
PT. Louis , Mo. . Jan , 28. CATTLE Receipts ,
00 ; shipments , 400 ; market strong ; desirable
giados scarce ; fair to good natives , $ JUO ®
4.30 ; Texan und Indian steers , $ J.30I.OO.
lions Receipts , 5.40J : shipments , 2,503 ; mar
ket lower : heavy , $4,303 > 4 5J ; mixed , I3.00ft ( > 4.40 ;
Iliht , $4.203)1.35. ) '
WEALTH OF THE GOULDS.
A Roll of Many Millions A CJrvut
Catch.
Miss Ilolun Gould , who made her first
ontrunco in Now York soeioty recently ,
says the Press. , will horcafior preside
ov'or hur widowed ftithor'B tublo and
i-ouroboiu him socially. She is ono of
tlio { jroatcfat holrcbsca in the world.
Nine years ape , when rumors were cur
rent in Wall Btroot that Mr. Gould was
in need of money , ho invited a number
of well known litwnclors to lunch with
liim ono day , and , Incidentally , after
the inoul opened his privnto
safe and rovenlcd to hia irlonds'
giizo gilt oJpod stocks and bonds of the
value of $52,000,000. They were , of
course , quick to toll what they had scon ,
and u'OBsip soon robtorod Gould's credit.
Ho did not reveal all his securities that
day. Hussoll Sngo , his most intimate
friend , bald a few months ago that Mr ,
Gould's income from his investments
was larger than any other man's in the
world. Among his securities were :
Missouri Pacific bonds and stocKs.f-W.OOO.WO
Western Union Telegraph Co aO.OIW.OOO
Manhattan Elovntod Hallway Co.li5.OJO.UOO
Union Pucllic Hailrnad Co 1 , OU"OQO
Iron Mountain Hallroad Co fi.000,000
Texas Pacific Hallroad Co 5,000,000
Government bonds 10,000,000
Pacific Mall Steamship Co 5,0i : ( > ,000
Miscellaneous mortgages , cash , oto 12,000,000
Total. , . , . 11 ,000,000 ,
Guorgo Gould , who is his fathor'u
right-hand man in overythlng.wlll some
day nuturally control this colossal
wealth accumulated by Mr , Gould's sim
ple principle of buying everything cheap
and selling everything dear , The < ) ther
members of the family might enjoy
liberal shares UH follows ;
( JeorgoOould . , . . . . 175,000.000
Mlm llrden UcwIU . lo.ooo.H'J
Kflwln Ooulcl . n.Wit. K )
Howard Gould . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . lO.lHXi.lliO
Mrs , Oearta Oould . 1.000.000
Miss Allio Gould . . . . . fi.000,1103
Jay Gould . & .000.000
llahy Klngdim Unuld . . . . -.WO.O'JO
Other h'JciucMs , * uy. , , . , . , . , . . . 7uQ3.030 ,
Total. , . , , „ , . , . . , . , . .H2.l,0 > 0OuO
Those who linvo the boat opportunities
of Itnowlng Mr , Gould do not consider it
likely that ho will evnr endow or create
anv great public charity.
Tlio Spring of Ktcriml Youth.
Ourlsh.id miiy ho truly termed the Spring of
Elurnul Vouth , 1'or centuries the famous
Hpimlel has liecii used a tliu lest natural ro-
mjJ\ ' , for uonBtlputlon , catarrh of thu titoiu-
M\I \ , dyspepsia und UVIT und kidney com-
plulntH. io ! sure KI buy the cenulne Imported
urtloln only , which must huvo the Hlgua-
turo of "Klsner & Mendelbon Co. , Bole Agents ,
Nuu Vork , " on
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