'HR OMAHA DATLYJBKK : Tl'ERDAY , JANt'AttY 31 , 1803 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Wheat Advanced Early and Then Slowly Ds-
clincd to the Olose.
VISIBLE SUPPLY WAS A WEAK FACTOR
Corn Wni IleclilPillr Stt n nt I'lrnt with
( loud.Sharp HiiyliiK InltUl Trait ei
Wore nt Ono-llnlf C'ont . * . < !
vnnce Over tlio Clop.
CntcAnn , 111. , .Inn. 30.-\Vhoit cllml od up
tholilll today unit tlicn climbed down attain ,
closing nt almost usually Saturday's flnul
llKuros for Mny and 'jo lower tar July. Corn
and ontsdid iitxnittlio same thing. I'ork got
troll lioyonil tlio mitKlc mark for the llr.st tlmo
und , unlike Rraln , showed n substantial gain
In' tlio wlndiip , leaving olT with an advance of
17'e ' over tint closing llcurcs of Saturday.
I.ard Is up 12'ie and ribs lf r- .
Wheat was if ron iniilnly on the report r.f a
cold wnv ( ! It was riilnli | ye.storday In umny
iKiitlonsof the winter win-ill bolt , and as this
was likely to bo followed by a frce/tnir. If iiol
snow , there was sornii apprehension of Injury ,
anil shorts covered protly freely , while ? thorn
was also fair amount Investment buying and
not much for sale.
Thrro were sown olhnr Rtrong features In
the market bosIdoK the weather. The Trench
wheat crop was reported to bo only 80 per cent
of last year In condition , the area 00.7 of last
year , leaving a promlso of only about threc-
atiarters of last year's crop. Thu visible sim
ply for tin- first time In mouths showed a de
crease , btil , us II. II. Aldrlrh remarked , "We
liad to burn up an elevator full of wheat In or
der to not II. " However , iiuslnoss was largely
loeal.
The receipts hero were tinp\ioiltedly | heavy
nnd the rinsing cables weak , without much
animation. Purlin : the hist hour the market
Imikii sharply on free soiling , which was sup-
jiost-d to bo led by Ciiihihy , iind on the break
there was free liquidation. This visible sup-
ily was also a weak factor , as It showed that
lint for the lire at Ht. Louis the Incicnso would
Jiavo been fully non.OOO bushels. The oponlm ;
was about > ii'hlKhernnd rated firm : prices ad-
vancr-d we more , held llnnly , and then de
clined from ' . .rto 1 V and ruled easy , and tlio
Rinsing was from 'iu to Ue lower than Satur-
Corn was dc-cldedly NtroiiK at ( Ir.st , with good
sharp bityliut. Initial trades were at ' & < nd-
vancu over the final quotallons of Saturday ,
nnd MHII nftorwiird sold up a frnetlon , a
Kood iiiiiny buylnir ordi-rs being at hand from
jmrtles who were looking for a continuation of
thulmlKoof last week. At the lop , however ,
there was a heavy realizing , which caused the
jnlcotogo back " e , the oll'orlun.s hi-lmj too
much for the local crowil to take caio of , to
morrow's estimates coming In at COO cars ,
which was lookeil upon by many as a bearish
factor , and the market Dually closed about the
snmo us Saturday.
There was a Rood trade In oats early , first
Hales being nt ! { o advance and sold up 'it-
more , Tbu buyliiK was not strung to .sustain
thu bulge nnd as other grains weakened
prices receded ? ( c and the market became
very quiet and closed at about tlu > same prices
us on Saturday. Thuro was an upw ird move
ment In prices of provisions for the day. It
was no .surprise , although the lljturos for all
products In-Kiiu to look pretty high. The c mw
of the advance was In the line as on previous
Cuy.s.
llogsat the yard were 5,000 short and the
estimate was very light for Tuesday at 16,000.
I'rlces at the yards were advanced. Scalpers
nnd shorts were buyers and again the country
liiisgot In on the loin : side. The clo-,0 was at
001110 reaction from the top prices.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow : wheat , 323
cars : corn , & 00 ears ; oats , i'J5carsj ! boss , 10-
000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
HAT'V.
Wheat Nirt
January. . 7.V.1 rZ-M
May *
.July BK 70J1 7liH 77M
torn No.2
Jr.nunry. . "
8"
February.
Mny Ins
Cat * No. 2
January. . am HI 3IU 30M
February. 3IW HIMS ; 81 ! <
Mny 36 35 35
Vitnt'ork-
Fobrunry. 13 IS 19 95 in C7 19S5U
Mny 20 10 SOW ZUOJ M I7K
JLnrrt
January , . II 75 11 80 11 75 II 77 * 11 K
_ Mnr 11 7i 11 S1H II G7I- 11 77K II (15 (
| hortlllb -
Jnnuary. , . 10 40 10 471 10 37W 10 15 10 OT
Mny iu lOJO 10 10 Id < 7 IU Si'J
f'.isli quotations we.ro as follows :
Fi.otiu Pull , nominally unchanged. , winter -
tor patents. * 3.jU4.00 ( : winter straights ,
f3.20W3.00 ; spring pulents , J3.7D744. ID : spring
Btrnlghts , * a.70l a.Ki ( ) bakers , 1.705/2.90.
WIIBAT No. i ! sp rMn.tr. . 7'Jyci No. 3 biirlng ,
CllTSOOcj No. a rod , 72Jiu.
COIIN Steady ! No. 2 , 44'ic. . ; No. 3 cash , 41c. ;
Ko. 3y < ! llow.41U < 2Ml ( c.
OATS-NO. 2 , 31u31 c ; No. 2 white , f. o. u. ,
BlB354c ! ; No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 32 © 34Hc.
llYK No. 2 , & ' . ' ( ! .
HAUI.EV No. 2. 04c ; No. 3 , f , o. b. , 42 < 2C2c ;
No. 4 , 37 < 3-tnc.
1'l.AX SKKl-No. 1 , $1.10.
TIMOTHY SIBI ; > 1'rlmo , W.45.
1'OUK Jless , per bbl , , * lH.G2 > JIJ18.75j ( lard ,
or 100 His. , jll.77.ii ! Hhoi-t ribs sldus ( loosii ) .
lO.-iOQIO.QO ; dry salted shoulders ( ho\ed > .
I0.87'i < ( il0.00 ; short clear Mdo.s ( boxed ) , S10.G7
@ 10.7O.
WIHSICY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
IjuoAitB Unchanged" : cut loaf , "Hi'a.'i'jcj
Kranulate < l , & ' o ; standard "A , " & ( ; .
Thu following weru thu receipts and ship
ments for today :
Now York Markets.
NEW YOUK , Jan , 30. ri.oun Receipts , 37.-
237 pkgs. : iixporls , 3,111 bbls. , 8.1U3 sacks ;
tales , ! ! , SOU pkgs. ; market dull , lower ; win
ter wheat , low grades , $2.1O@2.55 ; winter
wheat , fair to fancv , t2.05ffi2.70 ; winter wheat ,
patent. $3.70 < ft4.25 ; Minnesota clear , J2.00 ®
6.60 ; Minnesota straights , J3GO@.1.UO ; Mlnno-
Botii patnnts , $4.20524.'JO.
COUN MIAI < Dull , steady ; yellow western ,
e2.702.UO.
KYIJ Nominal ; western , 5B'3.G2c. '
HAIII.KV I'lrni , iiulet ; western , COJiSOo
llAlu.KY MAI.TDull , steady ; western , 06 ®
$5o. city made , Canada , tl.OOJil.05.
WIIKAT Kocolpts , : il,22& ) bu.j exports , 198 -
027 bu. ; hales , 1,270,001) ) bu. futures , 1,000 bu.
upot. Spot market dull and firmer ; No. 2
red In Moro nnd elevator , 78ye ; afloat , 70s4'c ;
t. o. b. , 704' < i HOic ! ; No. 1 northern , tMUo :
No. 1 hard , mcj ) No. 2 northern , H'JJ c ; Nil. 2
Bprlng , 7Hi c. Options opened ut ' , c decline ,
ndvanced > ! $ % ( on decreased stocks and ex
pected largo docrciiM ) lu visible supply , do-
fcllned ! iit ( ic on disappointing visible , easlur
lalo cables , easier west , and rallying , closing
steady at U'eiV" below Saturday nnd a light
trade ; N'o. 2 red. Kehruary , 7 1is70o ; ( , dos
ing at 7H"4'c : March , 70liWHOeeli ! , liig at 70UC ;
May , Hl-\ffH2' ' c , closing at uliic ; July
82 5-lfiHllic. Closing at H2c. !
Stocks of giiilu In store nml afloat January
28 ; Wheat , 13.003,054 bu. ; corn , 770,842 bu. ;
oats , l.&OO.H 11 bu. ; rye , 114,3&f > bu. : barley ,
& 13.D02 bu. ; malt , 22.404 bu. ; peas , 140.B02 bill
Cons Hreelntf , , H.OOO bu. ; exports , 8,000
o'.oly active , advanced early " . © ic on light
movement nml local miinlpulatlou , fell lilfiHe
ns fnllouliiK the , west mill on an Increase In
"iMo under
closing 5Dij !
May , 04 l-ll5
"OATS Ueceipts , lOl'.HOO bu. ; exports , none ;
ale , GO.OlKMiu , futures , 100,0(10 ( bu. snot ,
iiulet ; while easier. Options dull and
white \vestorn , 4'Ja-15c.
r l"IAM 7M"u ! - ' < iuk > 4 ! GS ° ! Rood to
Hoi-ri-Ouli-i , llrm ; hlnto. common to choice.
SUPJSc ; i'licltlc coa.st , iltW4c. ! (
limes l-'ulr demand , steady ; wet sailed
Now Urleans selected.15 to ( iO Ibs. , 4'tQOc !
Texas soler-ted , fil ) to 00 Ibs. , & ? i 7c.
C't'T MKATOTlrm , quiet : middles , quiet.
etiong ; .short clear. JKf.Ud ; lard , dull , flnner ;
western steam closed at fl'J.lO ; sale.s , none ;
oiil Ions , January. J10.35 , Sliirch. trj.tM ) | May.
13.00 ; pork , ijulot , llrmor ; old moss , jlu.tiOdj
*
Ill'TTEll-Uull , weak ; western dairy , lOiJ2Gc ! ;
vesleru creamery , il ! > a3'Jo ; western factory.
BJc ; Klgln , ai'.iiW'.V. '
derato demand , llrmt partbklms.
s MiMlerato demand , llrm ; receipts ,
JUO pkgx. ; western fresh , 3-lc.
HICKtiiMd demand , firm ; domestic , fair to
cMra , SiidUSe ; Japan , ( H4t-t'.e.
ioi.ASSKS-Oien : | kettle , KO < M | to choice , firm ,
fulr demand.
I'm ] , IONDull ; American , Iia.76ai5.50.
Ujfi-Eit-Oulot , steady ; lake , Jl'J.OO.
l.KAti Quiet , firm ; domestic. $3 , 70.
TIN Tlrm t Ktrultti. t'JO.UO.
BtiiiAH-Kuw , llrm , dull ; fair refining , 3 l-lCc ;
c-ntrlfugiils , ltd tevl , 3Vic ; rellned , steady and
fairly active ; -off A , 4Su ; mold A , 4 5-1 H
cutuucluril A , 4 ll-lui 4Hc ; confectioner * '
A , 4 < l Ifl.tlV , cut liinf , 5C'"lf'iJf > ' > i rushed
fi 6-ll'i'if' ' ! . jHiwnereil. 4 B-lt. i.ri'ie' ,
luted , I 1 l-lfxS&C ) cube * , 4 1 S-Hntfi'K.
Omiilin I'roilnro .ttitrkct ,
Tho'lHtlal Monday quiet prevailed In the
market and. very I lulu vtasdovelopud in the
way of now fcaturos.
At-l-Mcs-Stocksfire held at 13.5061,00 for
fair to choice stock.
llANANAR--Quotuil at $2.0OA2.r > 0 per bunch.
HEANSCholeo navy , t2.OOiW.25.
IIUTTKit-Thc niarket win steady at lGO22c.
Cnt.KiiYPor do ? . , 40c.
OAl.troiiNfA CAiuiAnK-Owltig to the hloh
prices at which cabliaguMbrliiK hold In south
ern California the arrivals hero are light
Drumhead , 'i'io
CiiANiiKiiitits Hell and cherry , 18.00 ; bell
nnd bugle , HO.OOt Jersey Capo. Oed , I'J.OO.
KutlS-AlKMtl the lowest prlco heard on the
market was 25c. whllo u good many were hold
lint at 2GQ.27C. The supply on the market Is
light , but thcrol.s a feeling that a few warm
days would causa a decline and for that
reason buyers nro not at all Inclined to antici
pate their wants , but buy only from hand to
mouth.
DA.MI : Small rabbits , 70o ; laciis , 11.00.
11AV Thu receipts have uopt up .so large
that the e\pei-ted renrtlo'i ' In Iho inarkcl has
not materialized. The .supply Is largo and
prloos iemiilnnt previous quotations , that Is
'
.No. 1 salted. 4lfcNo. ; . 2 , 3fc ! ; flint
Ce.
HoNKV-riiolei- fam-y white clover , IB ®
20c ; fair lo good , IG' lHc.
MAI.MIA ( fu.M-is--.Steady : , * H.f > Of.0.00. ?
NUTS -l.argohlol.ory , tl.OO ; black walnuts ,
J 1.00ft 1.20.
LKMONS Choice lo fniu-y , J3.70a4.25.
OYHTElts-Tlicie l < no change In the oyster
situation at llultlmoie , excepting that the
wentber bus been milder , and Ills picdictecl
that .should It continue another week tlio har
bor will admit of boats arriving ami leaving
I'rleus remain about steady hero at 2Oii42o
per can.
ONIONS- Homo grown , $1.00 per bushel ;
Spanish ui-r crate , 11.90742.00.
OitANHES Tlio market Is about steady.
Sizes 170 to 220 are quoted at $2.70 for rus-
holts ami M.Ol ) for brlghts. Sl/.es 200 to 320
are quoted nt $2.75 for brlghts nnd $2.00 for
rusM-tts. Tangerines , put up In half boxes ,
1'ori.Tiiv Tlio market was unchanged.
Choice young chickens would probably bring
Oc , but slock of that kind Is very scarce. The
great bulk of tbu arrivals U made up of largo
fowls , many of them rough , and the top on
these Is tv , Monsters sell still lower. The
trade does not want large fowls , but either
chickens or .small fat fowls. Turkeys are
about steady ut I2e ; geese and ducks bdilOc.
I'OTATOKS-Only .small lols moving from
\VesteiiiNobraska stock Is quoted at
HOc ; I'tiih mid Colorado , UOcQtl.UO ; choice
unlive 75Timv.
SWKET I'D rArims--Then- a few In the
market which art-selling lit f 1.00.
VKAlCholeii nnd fat , veal calves , 89c ;
Ifirge nnd thin , flltOc. The arrivals of choice
nro not large , but there are too ninny thin
enlves. The hitler are slow sale at the low
quotations given.
I'liouircn roiNTBit.s.
A small shipment of I'loilda tomatoes was
rei-elved on this market and sold at SU.OU per
crale of slhnskots. .
In llu-lr review of the situation In Florida
I'orler llros. say : Some nriterlal ehang'-s have
taken place lu the orange situation in Florida ,
but no materlnU-hange lu tiny of the mnrliots.
During the llrsrfporllon of tno past week and
the previous week Florida has experienced
one of the longest , hardest cold spells she has
ever known. A careful ' esumo of Iho situation
after the oxeltement reveals the fact that wo
are not hurt half so bad us wo first Imagined.
Wo think a conservative estimate would
place the amount of fruit damaged on the
trees by the frost at 20 percent of the whole ,
anil while this Is true It docs not necessarily
follow that the shipments from the state will
bo 25 per cent less than If tlio frost had not
come , for It Is our opinion that there Is not 10
percent of the fruit on the trees now , or was
when the frost ctinio but will find Its way to
the markets.
The egg markets throughout , the country
generally report an easier feeling , says the
Minneapolis I'.roducc * lliillctln. Prices have
held their own a goo : ! deal bi-tlor than was ex
pected the first of tlio week , when Now York
dropped 'Jc , and n general decline was started
all over tha country. Imtm-dlntoly after the
llrst .stagger , eggs began to iilcl ; up and
In many Instan.-cs have done con-dd-
orablo toward regaining their former
prices. In New York there has been a firming
up , and In Chicago iidvnni- also have b'-en
made. Hut , under the circumstances , eggs
may In1 considered as having reai-hiid their
highest point this winter. While the feeling
on all sides Is llrmor than It was the fore part ,
of the week , ami n di-cjlne nt any tlmo would
not bo .surprising , tlio supplies In the country
are not any heavier than they were , without It
Is lu the southwest , wharo the markets are re
ported as In only moderate supply ; but there
Is a lack of coulldencoon the part of the buy
ers , nnd tbu milder weather which Is reported
all over tint north encourages the expectations
of larger productions , mid holders have boon
moro anxious to sell. This explains tljy pres
ent wcaknesi whllo stocks are bo low.
P. M. Wall , u grocer .nt Harvard , has been
closed on an attachment.
H.f. . Colemnn , who has been conducting a
general store at Humboldt , has sold out.
S. fisher's general store at Mlndcn has boon
closed out nnd the shorllf Is In possession.
Trunk Htauton , In the hardware business at
Clay Center , Is reported us having sold a half
Interest In his business ,
C'uil'eo .Murlu-t.
NKW YOUK , Jan. 30. Options opened nulet ,
unchanged to 10 ooluts decline , closing steady ,
5 to 10 point down ; sales , 27,550 bags ,
Including January , 817.25 ; February , J10.95i8 (
17. 1O ; March , * 10.75itl0.90 ; April. JlO.O
10.70 ; Mny. ? 10.451G.55 ! ; June , $ "lG.30ai ( > .35 ;
July , $1G.JU ! ; St-ptombor , iUi.20ftlG.25 : Octo
ber. JlG.20ai0.3t > ! December , $10.20310.20.
Spot Ulo , firmer , quiet ; No. 7 , * 17. 7'/j.
Kin JANBIHO , Ja .28. Klrm : first ordlimrv ,
13,700 rels per 10 kilos ; good second , 12,1)50 )
rols. Receipts during the week , -1'J.OOO bags ;
purchases for the Hulled States , 09,000 bags ;
shipments to the United Status. 12,000 bag.s ;
block 144,000 bags.
SANTOS , Jan. aH.-12.200 rols per 10 kilos.
Hocolpts during ' the week , 05,000 bags ; pur
chases for t'nt ) United Stales , 30,000 bugs ;
shipment * to the United States , 10,000 bag.s ;
stock , 245,000 bags.
St. I.oilU Murkcts.
ST , Louis , Mo. , Jan. 30. Ki.ouu Daad dull.
WHBAT ' . ( flUtC under Saturday ; cash
S.Hc ; May , 73c ; July. 73.c. .
COIIN ! < W "ao below Saturday ; cash 39Jic ;
Mny , 43.ic ? ; July 44i ! 44ic. " '
OATS Very uull ; cash 32e asked ; May
35c.
35c.HVE
HVE Quiet ; small sales ; Minnesota 58o.
IliiAN-Hlghcr , 0808\5c. \
HUTTEII unchanged ; creamery , 25S30c.
KGHS Klrmory , 25ic. !
PouK-919.25 Tor old : lard $11.05.
KKCEIITS Klour , 8t'00 bbls : wheat , 73,000
bu. : com , 250,000 bu. ; oats , 34,000 bu , ; rye ,
none ; barley , nono.
Silli'MENTS-l'lour. 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 22-
000 bu. ; corn , 75,000 bu. ; oats , 0,000 bu. ;
rye and barley none.
Oil Murkut.
NEW YonK , Jan. 30. PKTUOI.EUM Thcro
wore no transactions on Plpo Line certificates
at the Consolidated exchange today , but 10- ,
000 bbls. changed hands at the Stock oxchnngo
at 53&53ic. ! Thu closing was strong at 53U
TAI.LOW rirm , 32c ; city ( $2.00 for pkes. ) , 7
© 7'jc. ' -
COTTON SEED On/ Higher , scarce ; crude ,
54c ; yellow , HOQOlc.
TIWPBXTINB Qtilut , steady.
LO.NPON , Jan. 30 , CALCUTTA LI.NSIIED 4s
Ud per quarter.
' 1'Ulll-liNTINK Sl'IUlTS Dull ,
llrltlili ( iriiln Tnitln llevlew ,
LONDON , Jan. 30. The Mark Lane Express
In UH weekly review of the Hrltlsh grain trade ,
says ; English wheat In London lias advanced
Os Od per quarter. The sales huvo fallen oil' .
The rise Is nsslgned exclusively to thu quality.
Foreign wheat Is weak. At Liverpool 1 d per
cental less Is accepted , both for California and
American red winter ; Australian now wheat
will bo shipped this season on a guaranty of
JL'OOO weight. The homo deliveries of wheat
and Hour for the week amounted to 180.0UO
bu. Husslalssiiltl to have 1,000,000 bu. of
mubttt which will bo for sale whou the spring
shipments are resumed.
OATH Stonily ;
white. 31 < 331'Jc.
UvK-\Vcnknt04c.
HUTTKii Light demand and dull ; creamery
20f629c ; dairy , 174l20c.
Kuo.I'lrmat23c. .
UKCBIITS Win-ill , 62,000 bu. ; corn , 7.000
bu , j oats fiono.
Siiii'MKSTS Wheat , 80,000 bu. ; corn , 11,000
bu , ; oats , none ,
.Mllwaukeo r.r.itu Murket.
MILWAUKEE , \Vls. , Jan. 30. WHEAT Easy\ \
May , 70Uc ; No. 2 spring. COc.
COIIN Quiet ; NO. 3 , 42c.
OAT -Steady ; No. 2 white , 30c ; No. 3 white
330/34C.
HVE-02C. ,
IIA IlLEV G4c.
Liverpool Markets.
LtvEiti-OOL , Jan. 30. WIIISAT Steady ; do >
mund fair ; holders offer moderately ; western
spring , Os 3 < Hf.U ( 4d per cental ; No. 2 rod , win-
ler. OslOiiaSs lid.
UOIIN 1'lrm ; demand fair ; mixed western
4s > Btl per cental for old.
VUllilu Supply ordruln ,
NEW YOUK , Jan. 30. Wheat. 81,448,000 bu
corn , 12,035,000 bu ; eau , & ,70dooo bu ; rye
UJ7.000 bu ; t-arloy , 2,114.000 bu.
IMglii lluttrr .Market.
F.IXIIN , III. . Jan. 30. lluttor Active ; sales
38,700 Ibs. at 28c ,
Cotton Mttrkot.
New OiiLKAM ) . La. , Jan. 30. Weak
lour uiiadlluk' , b < sc ; seed ordl
mry , HV' . net receipt * , 0,700 bales , Rro s
ocolptN. O.HI i j balest sale * , JCOO bales ) Mock ,
53,20tl bales. _ _
.STOCKS AND IIUNDS.
Thcro U'm n Collnp n1tt U'hUky Trust nt Iho
Clone.
NB\T VO.IK , Jan. 80.Thtro was a col-
apse In the price ot Whisky Irusl nt tlio open *
iig of tin-Stock exchange this morning , and
or a tlmo thodtallngs In these speculative *
were attended with considerable excitement ,
'horn was a rush to .soil the slock at the opcn-
njr , and blocks of from 000 to 6,000 were
brown on the market regardless of price. The
penlng sale was at 4 pur cent decline
rom the opening on Saturday , the first
ale being at 43 , against 47 , at which It
losod on Saturdny. I'rom this figure the
irlco fell rapidly until It touched 38. This
vas a decline of 9 per cent from Saturday's
irlce. The selling was due to reports and pub-
Isliod statements to the effect that the Dls-
Illers and Caltlefeedlngcompany.under which
tame the trust Is Known , was In llnanclal
trait.s tt was stated , among other
hlngs , that the rebate fund of $2.000-
> 00 lint ! been used up. that a floating
lebt had been created and that the
llrectors at a meeting held on Saturday
mil decided to | ii-s ; all furthordlvldends until
ho debt had born wiped out and the rebate
und re-established.
The bears naturally took advantngn of this
wild decline to Jump upon < ' er leading spec-
ilatlvu lines und succeeded In hammering
irtaPNdown In the early trading from one-
Ighth te 2 per cent , the latter In Chicago Uas.
Pho Sug..rand Tobacco trust were also pressed
or sale , anil both declined fractionally , but
atom-covered. Sugar was especially well
supported , and not only recovered the early
lecllno but advanced fractionally , The whole
narkol recovered shortly after the first half
mur. Whisky trust recovered to 42'a on Mip-
Hirtlng orders and also on the denial thai
ho directors at Iholr mooting Saturday
lad decided lo pass dividends. The range of
irlces current at the end of the llr.st hour , liow-
ivor , were below these current at the close on
Saturday. Western Union was another weak
ipot In the llrst hour , opening " . percent
ewer , nnd further retiring 1 per cent. In the
econu hour the general market further sold
iff under the lead of Now F.ngland , which was
iressod for sale. It declined l'B per cent to
40f. ! Tlio Industrials were also > iiromlnoiit In
he dealings , but they were all well supported
ind their prices did not change materially.
Whisky trust , however , was still 5 per cent
ewer at noon. The general market was from
to ' 4 pnr cent lower at that
lour. The wales of the morning amounted to
J4 ,47fi shales. Among the sellers of Whisky
rust In the early dealings were a number of
tankers who are thought to represent an ele-
uoii. the management of which was reported-
o have unloaded on the pool and which Is as
sorted to be now heavily short of the certifi
cates. Tlie boar traders raised sugar in the
lirly dealings , but , all their offerings were
alien by the bull pool. Tli.-ro were no Indlca-
llcatlons of .short Interest being cov
ered , and ' „ per cent was paid
for the stock for ilollvi-ry purposes
dillng the duy. Tlio market was weak for
nest of the list throughout the afternoon. The
selling movement of the morning was renewed
it Intervals during the afternoon and the
,11-essuro , to sell was especially marked In the
ast hour. The closing prices for the majority
if the list were tlio lowest of the day. Union
Paclllc was quiet on the rumor that the road
was tole turned over to the government. It
ilosud l'i per cent lower. The decline for the
lay ranged from ! f to 4' . per cent , the latter
in Whisky tiust.
The sales for the day amounted to 520,032
shares.
The Post's financial writer says : It Is the
manipulation of the Industrial snares lately
witnessed which tends to point to western and
southern talk that Wall street men nru nulli
ng but gamblers. Thus , ono can scarcely
credit , tlio opinion of our bust financial leaders
m any topic of national Importance. This Is
) no reason why congress pays so llttloatten-
: lon to bankers who advocate tlio repeal of
Iho Sherman act. The expert opinions of
llnanclurs are not given their duo weight be-
caiiso the ethics of thu street yet sanction the
gambling lately seen In the Industrial certifi
cates which thus affects all Interests. The
remedy Is In the hands of Wall.street uiun
themselves.
The following are the closing quotations of
Iho loading stocks on the Now York Stock exchange -
change today :
Atculaon
tt
Adiuns ttxpruts 157 do iirefcrroil KH
Alton , T. U U. I' . lcn. Allult. . . ICOs
Mo prefurrol 150 Xorlhwestorn
American Kxpross. . 111) ) ilo pruforruit
llaltluiore A Uhlo. . N. Y. Central 110H
Canada I'uclflc .N. Y. AN. K 47 > S
I anatlu Southern. . . Ontario & Western. *
Control l-acltlc § " Oroeon Imp 18
dies. & Ohio Oregon Nav SO
Chlcnico Alton IU Ore. ! . L.A U. .N. . . .
C. ll.AQ ini ; { 1-nclRo .Mull
Chlcneo Ons 8 : > U I'eorln. Dec. A K. . . .
Concollrialed QAB . I'lttiburu 157
C. C. C. AM. U. 6745W I'ullinan 1'ulnoo. . . . .
c.ottonUll Cert.\ . . 45W lies Him
Dal. lludion lx > 4 Itlcbmontl Terminal 10
U. IA W IMM do preferred 35
I ) . A21.U. pfi ! : . KIo llranda \ " it
1) . & U. K. Co 42 do preferred 61
KastToan Hock Inland 86
Krlo St. b. AS. F. 1st pfd 75
do preferred bt. I'aul 7580U
Fort Woyno 155 dopreferrod U-4
Qt. Northern pftl . . 1H3 St. 1'nul AOmaba. . 61
( ! . AH. Ipfd 10.1H do profcrrod 61US
Hocking Vallej. . . . ' Southern 1'aclflc. . . .
Illinois Central Sugar itlllncry
St. I'nul A Ilulutli. , 45 Tcnn. Coal A Iron. .
Knn. A Tei pftl. . . . f Torus 1'aclac
Lake Krlo A West. . Tol. A O. Cent. ffd.
do prcforroJ Union I'ncltlc
130 LJ. H. xproi > 9
\V. St , L. Ill' UK
I.ouU. AMash 742J do nroferrod 2li !
J.ouls. A New Alb'/ . 2J Wells Kur < ? o Kzp. . . 145
Manhattan Con 157 Western Union 145S"
Momphlsft G Whiollnz A I. K. . . S"
Mlchlxnn Central. . . 100 do profercd
illBnoiirl I'ncllle Minn A Ht. I , | 1
Mobile A Ohio 84 i ) A it. a
Nailivlllo CTintt 87 ( icncrnl Klectrlc. . . . llOIi
National Cord.igo. . . HUM Nnllonal I.lnsced. . .
do proforroil . . . . 115US C. Kucl A Iron
N.J. Central US ilo pro.erred. . . . . . . 105
Norfolk AV. . pM. . Horn. A " 'ex. Ccn. . . 105CU
North AniPrlcin i'o
cx-dlv
The total sales of stocks today were 523,970
shares , Including : Atchlson , liUOj ! ! Ilurllngi
ton , 4.000 ; Chlcaso tins , 10,100 ; nulaware ,
Iackawanni : & Western , 7iOO : ; Distillers ,
113,300 : Krio , 4,400 ; Loul.svIlM & Nashville ,
r > ,40 ( ) ; Missouri I'uclllc , 13,100 ; National Lead.
0,100 ; New Kngland , 12bOO ; Northern 1'aclllc ,
10.000 ; Heading , 77,700 : UlchmondTerminal ,
B.OOO ; Hock Island , 10,300 ; Hi. Paul , 20,000 ;
Sugar. 03,800 ; Union Pucllle , U2.00 ; Western
Union. 12.000.
Ne\v Vork .Money .Mnrkct.
NEW YOHK , Jun. 30. MO.VKV o.v Oxr.r Easv
at I'/ift-'i per cent ; last loan , V/t to 2 per cent" ;
closed otfored at J percent.
Pimm MKIIOANTILE PAI-EU lUiJiG per cent.
BTElit.tNO KXCIIANHE Quiet and easier , with
actual business In Imnkor.s' bills at$4.80 ? , for
sixty days and $4H7U for demand. '
OOVCUNSIBNT HOSD.S Dull and steady. State
bonds dull and steady.
Thu closing notations on bonds :
U. H. 4s r rf I t.in . *
U , 8.4 * coup 113)1 N. W. I ( insols
U.B. 4W ro * 10. ) do deben. &H , . . . .
raclflctls of V.'i IU5 S. K A I. M. ( icn. 5s
Louisiana t'pd la U7 S. 1 , . ARK.Oen. M.
Teun. now nm'u. . . 102 St. 1'nul Connols. . .
Tonn. now HSI 5s. . . 101 : t. 1' . C. A I' . Istd. . . 117
Tenn. ne\r set s . . I- . 1 > , L. ( j. Tr. llcts. 80
Canada Ho. .mis. . . 'C. I' . K. li. Tr. Itcts. 80f
Cun. I'nclflo Ists. . . . lOi Union 1'aclHclsts. . 101 !
1) . A U. O. Ists 118 Weil Short ) 1U2
I ) . A II. (1. 4s It. a W. Isu
KrleSndH Atc-J. 4s
M. K. AT. Oen. l , . sm Atch ' . " .s. class A. W
M. K. AT. Oen.Si. . 43 ( i. 11. A E > . A , Vs. . . . lll.'l
Mutual Union Os. . 113 do VdSi 93
N. J. C. Int. Cert. . . 11IK , II. AT. C. 6 107
Northern I'nc. IMa. 117 II. , V' . i1 I'rtm I'M.
IlOStOll StIIOk ( JlllltlllllMM.
HOSTON , Mass. , Jan. 30. Call loans , 2J'23S ! ' ! ;
tlmo iiapor , 4J15. The following are tlio clos
ing stojk iiiotutlons | :
Atchl > un AT.-poXa. t.'ixlumot A HccU. . . 205
Uoston A .Mbuny. . . FrnnKlln
lloston A : Maine. . . 174 DncooU
C. . II. AC } ' Qulncy 135
nnntorn it. H.ft . . . . Minta Ko Copper. . . . 6
Htchburult. It Tauiarark ire
1 , . H. A M. S7 8IJ1 \nnlston I.nnd Co. , 25
Mass. Central 8IJ1W llojt'in l.nnrt Co. . .
Mcx. Con. com West Knd Lund Oo.
N. V. A N. Knjiland. 47 Hull Teluphune. . . . 20:1 :
Old Colonr 201a l.'vmnontiro f
Kutlaudcom a Water I'owor
WU.Cen.com 144 l-.AI
Allouoi 51.O. ( now ) 75 M. K. T. A T
Atlantic ' .Ih II. A II. C ,
lloston A Mont 3.1H Hon. Kli-o 1101
bid.
Sun I'runrlsco Mining Storks.
SAN TIIANCISCO , Cal. . Jan. 30. The odlclal
closing iiuotatlons for mining blocks today
were us follows :
Alta 10 Moilcan . I4J
llulwer 15 Mono . 15
llelchor 85 Ophlr . 170
Host A llelcher 13J
llodle Consolidated 15 Saraito . no
Chollar a ) Slt-rra Nevada . 120
Con. Cal. A Va . . . . 235 Union Con . tii
Crown Point C5 D.ali . 15
UouM A Currjr M Yellow Jacket . 05
llale A Norcross. . . 75 Ciimnionwaalth . &
Now York Alining IJnotatloni.
, Jan. 30. Tha following are the
closing mining quotation * ;
Crown Point &o Pirmoniii co
Con. Cat. and /a. . . . 23i Sierra Nevada 110
Dendwood 140 Standard lu
Ooulcl nnil Curry. . , , 8) Union Con . < j !
Halo and Norcross , 75 Vi'llow .Incki'l to
Ilomostake. , , . 1160 Iron Silver 45
Mexican 125 tjulckMlvar Sio
Ontario ) : < uo do preferred 1750
Ophlr ID ) llulwer 10
London I-'Innnclal Itnvlr. .
ICopyrtaMtd 1S33l > u Jam : * O < in/on llcnnttt , ]
LONDON , Jan. 30. INrw York Herald Cable
Special to TUB 1IKK.1 During the latter
[ mrtof the nftornoou bii'ilnosson ' the tftookex
change bus shown a llttlo moro life arid the
markoti close with a hotter tendency al
round. Consols aru ono-nlucenth per con
ludluu stcrllnj louua Itupruvud ouo
fourth jicr cent , but rupeepaper h one-eighth
per cent easier HIH-IKH Kiivurnment securl-
tlo eloso tolerably ( Inn lu response to a
better ti'iidem-y on continental Iwurses.
.An iidvnnce of | J < nor i-rnl Is established In
Mexican IHHO. i JW | > cent In Aw-ntlnc IHHO
and ArKcnltno filhrlod , 14 to ] j per cent lu
Aria-nttno ceduliM Iwnils and from ' to } l per
cent In most lntcrboursc stocks , Spanish helm ?
exceptionally lowur. ; Homo railways have
Njiown .some degree : Of dullness , at tlio
time dealings biiVo lieen restricted. Amcrlciitm
were more nr .losji depressed all day ,
continued heavy gold shipments hav
ing n disturbing effect. Un the
Now ork market , ai rather bettor tendency
provalbd at the extreme cline and In sonio In
stances prices rallh-dxllghtly from their worst
point , at the gnnuMliWb nearly a general de
cline wasostuhlKhcd,1 Ineludlng ? i percent lu
'
t'nlon raclllcaml orfolk .V Western prefer
ence , ? percent \ Louisville > V Nashville and
Denver preferences , and U to 'i par cent In
most others , ( . 'niuulliins have been very much
neglected , but thiKViniKilhy was with Amer
icans. Canndlau I'acllic and fJrund Trunk Is
sues have given wuy ' to ° . percent. Th ro
was a.slightly beltei'demand for money , owing
to tenders for the Queensland loan and an In
stallment due on the Chilian loans , but short
loans have been obtained at Jj percent. The
discount market was n shade higher on fears
if gold withdrawals from Trance , now that
he now tiotu bill 1ms boon oMIelally promul
gated by the Hank of Trance.
Nt. I.onls Mining Oniitiitlnni.
ST. I.OL-IS , Mo. , Jan. 30-Tbo following
vero the iiuotatlons on the Mining exchange
oday :
Not en.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Jan. 30. Clearings , $1-
850,122.
I'AIIIH , Jan. 30. Thrco per cent rentes 90f
95c for the account.
NKW VOIIK , Jan. 30. Clearings , 79G1G-
7U4 ; balances , J4Gt3,131.
H.U.TIMOIIK , Mil. . Jan. 30-Clearlngs , $2,189-
45 ; balances , * 303I50. Kate , 0 per cent.
I'liii.Anm.riiiA , Pa. . Jan. 30. Clearings ,
0,008,020i balances , $1,420,888. Money , 4'i
lorcent.
LONDON , Jan. 30. Amount of bullion wlth-
Irnwn from the Hank of Ktighvnd on balances
oday , i'8,000.
CINCINNATI , ( ) . , Jan. 30. Money , S'S'TiO ' per
cent : New York exchange , par and 20c.
iremlum. Clearings , $2,084,00r , .
llosTO.v , Mass. , Jan. 30.-Cloarlngs , $14,389-
> 18 : balances. tlGii4,750. Money. 2 percent.
Kxchangoon Now York , 10 < ai5c ilHcount.
HT. I.ot'ia , Mo. . Jan. 30.T-Clearlnis , $4.ri33-
9)8 ! ) ; balances , | .VJ1.4tfi ; money ( | illet , 0 7 per
cent ; exchange on Now York , 25c discount to
Kir.
Kir.Niw
Niw : Y'liiK. Jan. 30. IHpeclal Telegram to
PHI : Ilix. ] Kxchange was quoted as follows :
'hlcago , par ; lloslon , lO lHc discount ; St.
Umls , 20c discount and par.
I'lilCAOO , III. , Jan. 30. C'learlngs , J1H.157-
137. New York exchange sold at par. Sterling
exchange , lu-arv : sixty-day bills. $4.nrt ; de
mand , J1.8H. Jloney easier , at 5' ' , < iJG't | ) L.r
cent.
HAVANA , Jan. 30. Spanish gold , I2.52B
J.52J | . Kxchaiiu'e. iiilet ] ; on the United States ,
short sight gold O'tWJ't premium ; on l/ondon
20)itt2'i ) ( ) premium , Sugar Quiet ; sales Sutitr
lay , 10,000 bass centrifugals , ! I4J ! degrees
polarl/alloii ut$3.17i ! gold per quintal.
1.1 VIC STOUIC MAICKKTS.
Cattle In ( lood ' Supply and Steady Hogs
Itcnc'hed tlir 88 Notch.
OMAHA , Jan. 30. The week opens with thn
usual big run of cnttlo and llglit supplies of
logs. Receipts were 3,522 cattle , 1,914 hogs
uul 15 horses. Last Monday's run was 1,899
cattle. 2.333 hogs and 198 sheep.
On account of the very liberal offerings of
attle It looked as If they would liaveto sell
lower. There wore nearly 150 loads on s'ale , but
fully three-fifths of them were cows and feed
ers.There was a good demand from all sources ,
for the right kind of cattle , and really desirable
1,200-lb. and upward eatllesold at fully steady
prices from $4.40 to $5.15. On Ilie general run
of.stuff trade was il trlllo sluggish and prices
occasionally ruled a mhndo easier , but fair
to good 1,050 to l.'JOO-lb. steers told nt
from $3.80 to $4.30 , with fair to poor stuff at
from J3.75 down to ? : i.5. Trade was not par
ticularly active at any time during the day.
but nearly everything ai all useful had found
a purchaser before tho'elose.
Cow stuff sold iibout Ilko Saturday. There
were about llfly loads on sale , and with a very
respectable general demand the movcmiit
was moderately free , poor to choice cows and
heifers soiling at from $ J.50 to f3.50thu bulk at
from $2.40 to $3.00. HOugh stock was about
steady , hulls , stags and oxen selling at from
$1.85 to 8:1.55. : Common calves wore .slow at
$2.75 to $4.00 , with good to choice veals In very
active demand at from $5.00 to JO.50.
The stocker and foMlor trade was moroorlcss
demoralized. I-'reMi ofTarlngH were thehuavlcst
In SOIIHI time , and ns regular dealers nil
had a liberal supply on liaml nnd thu country
demand was avcit loss urgent than usual ,
prices shaded lower on all but the bust grades.
The volume of trading was not largo nnd thu
fooling rather weak on nil sides and at the
close the yards contained morostock and feedIng -
Ing cattle than for two months past. Repre
sentative sales :
imnssGD DEUF.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r.
1. . . . GOO 3 25 14. . .1128 4 00
53. . , . 840 3 40 18. . .1107 4 00
1. . . . 800 3 40 40. . .1080 4 00
5. . . 948 3 50 15. . .1200 4 00
6. . . 933 3 GO 20. . .1205' 4 00
7. . , . 925 3 GO 14. . .1190 4 05
20. . .1012 3 75 1. . . 900 10
' . 830 3 70 33. . 1143 10
IB' . . 740 3 70 97. . .1095 10
20. . .1000 3 75 40. . . 10'JG 30
11. . . 930 3 80 70. . .1142 30
1. . .1130 3 80 .1225 40
42. . .1110 3 80 .1221 50
.1135 3 90 18. .13H4 70
. .1000 3 90 19. .1394 80
13. . .1078 3 90 30 .1394 4 80
SlIII'l'INO AND KXI'OIIT.
40. . .1210 3 95 07. .1302 4 05
94. . .1320 4 45 18. .1584 5 15
17. . .1324 05
COWB.
1. . .1000 1 50 2' . 940 2 55
7. . . 770 1 75 10. . . 808 2 00
4. . . 025 1 75 1. . .1100 2 55
1. . . 81O 1 75 1. . . GOO 2 55
4. . . 025 1 75 22. . . 777 2 65
2. . . BIO 2 00 4. . .1157 2 GO
3. . . 923 2 00 23. . . 933 2 GO
B. . . 728 2 00 5. . . 920 a oo
2. . .10 tO 2 OO 11. . , 900 a GO
1. . . G30 2 00 1. . .1250 2 GO
6. . . 004 2 10 o " .1000 a oo
12. . . 785 2 10 ol" .1200 2 05'
18. . . 792 2 10 17. . . 804 2 75
19. . . 900 2 10 15. . . 901 2 75
19. . . 700 2"10 47. . . Oil 2 75
11. . . 072 2 15 18. . .1090 2 70
: . . . 880 2 15 39. . .1029 2 75
3. . .1093 2 16 O . 775 2 75
. 710 2 16 2 ? : : . 094 -2 80
. 740 2 25 17" 988 a 85
. 900 2 25 19. . . 871 2 85
4. . 995 2 25 25. . ,108(1 2 85
23. . 991 2 25 G. . . 883 2 90
1. . G30 2 25 11. . .1021 2 90
20. . 880 2 35 5. . .1052 a 90
43. . 811 2 35 12. . .1010 2 90
,1150 2 35 12. . .1005 2 90
. 1020 2 35 11. . ,1)40 ) 2 00
. 000 2 35 8. . .1110 3 00
.1003 210 i .1180 3 00
. 918 2 40 20 : . . 872 3 OO
' ' ' . 900 2 40 .1170 3 00
ll' . . . 990 2 40 i ! : : . 835 3 10
G . . .1043 240 1H . .1022 3 15
20. . . . 082 2 40 4. . .1095 3 15
31. . . . 918 2 40 21. . .1033 3 25
8. . . . 855 2 40 3. . .1180 3 25
15. . . 1034 2 40 22. . . 080 3 25
23. . . . 805 2 40 5. . .1010 3 20
19. . . . 970 2 40 .1050 3 25
4. . . . 002 2 40 . 908 3 35
20. . . . 900 2 45 10. . 990 3 35
.1020 2 45 4. . .1177 3 50
s : : ; . 820 2 45 1. .1120 3 50
" . 970 2 50 1. .1140 3 50
.1110 2 50 28. .1082 3 50
.1012 2 55
iiimus. : :
19. . 414 2 15 1. . 330 2 75
7. 492 2 26
.MII.KKIIS AND HI'IUNliUS. ( :
1 cow nnd calf $20 00
1 cow nnd calf r. . . " . ' . .30 00
1 springer. . V--.U 27 50
CALVES' .
. 300 $2 75 1. . 180 $0 00
. 150 3 00 4. . 117 G 00
. 210 o on 1. . 120 0 00
. 110 5.5U 1. . 130 0 25
. 201 r , oo 1 , . 130 G 50
. 140 5 50 4. . 120 G CO
IIUI.I.S.
.1220 1 85 . 815 2 05
.11H5 2 25 1591) ) 2 70
.1240 2 25 , .1440 a 75
.1500 a 20 . .1540 3 75
1. . .1550 2 25 . 920 2 75
3. . .1380 2 35 .1500 2 75
2. . .1300 2 40 .1820 2 80
1. . .1700 2 4O .1420 > 2 85
1. . 1490 8 40 .1400 a 85
1. . 1240 3 50 .1010 3 00
1. . 1330 2 0 i. .1340 3 00
.1530 a 53 14. .1508 3 00
1 1220 2 CO 1. .1900 3 25
OXK.N.
1 1020 2 90 1. .1350 3 55
BTAQri.
1 040 2 50
040MTOCKKUS
MTOCKKUS ANI >
4 407 2 25 27 828 , 2 85
5 34H 2 25 27 775 2 90
U 412 2 30 4 427 2 00
1 B70 2 35 H 713 3 00
4 400 2 50 3 . 703 3 00
H . . . 435 2 00 10 H1H 3 10
4. . . . 557 2 CO 0 025 3 10
oo 70tf 2 70 1 1530 3 16
01 708 2 70 H 010 3 25
02 7G4 270 1 920 3 60
0 004 275 82 910 3 & 0
1 HGO 2 75 3 000 3 65
27 760 2 H5
COI.OIIADO CATTI.K ,
No. Av , I'r. No , Av. 1'r ,
26 cows 780 2.45r6OCOW8. . b74 t2 65
llocu-At UiltUoU uutull buj bcuu ulrui
Mid thn oHuatlon N ninmonlly as bullish us it
\rns whou IKUS piisxpd the fo mark Killers
itivo to have thn hogs to supply their trade ,
and to get the hogs they havejo settliSpee -
ulallon has considerable lo dniwlth xtistalnlng
ind advinellig prices , but the opoculallon Is
then-null or outgrowth of ( lie situation , uml
not the slttmtlou pniduced by speculation.
Then- were only 27 loads of hogs rec-lM-d.
Tin-so , added lo noldovors , made a net.supply
if alHiul'AOOU hog.s to be divided among four
liouses. AH eastern markets were loiiorti'd '
lilgher there was naturally a scramble tor the
togs , nnd prices Jumped up loc to 151011 all
gradc.s , ( iood to prime butcher and heavy
logs sold at from $7.H5 up feM , with good to
poor llghl and unmixed hogs at from J7.H5
lown to $7.t5 , The pens wore cleared early ,
the hulk selling at from (7.BO to t''M as
igatnst (7.00 to 17.70 Saturday and $7.0) to
(7.00 ( ono week ago. Kepre.sentatlvo sales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
J7. ,1H2 HO 7 00 77. .20.1 200 7 80
70. .201 300 7 00 01. .200 200 7 80
OS ) . .101 120 7 70 H7. .240 400 7 HO
0. ,20H 7 70 00 .230 120 7 80
12. .170 70 11. .204 7 80
73. .231 2HO 70 02. .210 200 7 80
87. .217 200 70 07. .2-12 200 7 87' ,
82. . 10'J 120 7 77'J 00. .2HO 100 7 00
0. .270 HO 7H. .220 HO 7 lit )
04 1C > 0 HO 74. .202 120 00
7H. 2HO HO 07. .200 aao 7 110
73. .221 HO HO 04. .200 BO 7 no
10. .240 HO HO 02. .202 100 7 00
0. .240 100 HO 08. .205 HO 7 02V
70. 233 80 7 80 00. .312 240 7 00
53. .230 120 7 82'i ' 70. 241 b oo
4..2HO 7 80
1-IIIS AND HOUIlll.
4..145 0 80
SitKKP Thi-ro were none here , Hoth mut
tons and feeders are In good demand and
htendy. Kalr to good natives , J3.7f > Ct0.t)0 ) ;
fair to good westerns , $3.5VfiO.OO ( ; common
and stock .sheep. : f2.2.va3.70 ; good to choice 40
to 100-lb lambs , M.OOicG.60.
Itcct'lptHiind UlHpualtltui of Stock.
Oniclal receipts nnd dlsjmltlon of Mock as
shown by the honks of th-rnloiiHlock Yards
company for the forlv-elght hours , ending al 0
o'clock p. m. January 30 , ! H'jl ' ; :
IlKCEII'TS.
HIIIIIIIOIISKS : * MI.S
Cnrs. Head Ciirn. Uurn. llcnd Cars.
118 3J 21 !
Disi-osrrioN.
n u VEILS. nuns , i HMK ,
Onmha I'arklnx Co
Tlio II. H. llninmond ( o . ,
Mwlft * Co IISO
The Cudnlir racking Co . 6m 170
A. Unas
II. Decker A Oojzan 6mM7 I
Vnnnant A I'nn-y
Shippers nnd IVodcr ? M7
To tii I M.374
, < /II-IK | : < > Live Mock .Market.
CllirAOO , III. , .Inn , no. [ Special Toll-Brain to
Tut : HBB.IThe cattle mnrket wns something
of a disappointment to sellers. With a supply
'
: if only nlioiit 10,000 hend and the
. „ . .f u light run for tomorrow they
thouirht they could easily .secure nn iidvnnce ,
but they fulled. The demand was lacking nnd
althoimh they Htnrled In asking an advance
of from 10to 15c they had lln-illy to accept
last week's closing prices. The arrivals dhl
not Include ninny prime beeves , hut there wns
a fair proportion of good sorts well flitted
steers averaging from 1,300 to 1,400 Ibs
and many sales were mndo around $5.00 to
$5.25. Kxtrn iHinntltles would have brought
from 80.00 to $0.10. Trade opened nulct and
remained In tlmt condition to the end. but by
11m middle of t lie afternoon about all thootl'or-
Ings hud found buyeis. Quotations Mere from
$1.60 to $3.75 for poor I o cholco cows ami
Trom $3.26 lofO.10 for very common to c.Mru
steers.
When boss jumped to fmni $8.30 to J8.35 , as
they did almost Immediately after tlio openIng -
Ing of business this morning , them was not
much surprise . Advances of lOc , 15c and 20c
are now so common that they have come to bo
regarded as a mailer of course. Today's tradIng -
Ing showed a gain of about lOc In light weights.
Tin-former advanced to from $7.40 to $8.00
and the latter to from J7.HO to $3.35. Iluyors
were greedy for the hog.s even at these price" ,
and there was a quick clearance. I'ew of the
oll'orlngs went below $7.75 , from $7.HO to $7.95
taking the bulk of the lol.s averaging under
200 Ibs. , and from $7.90 to & 8.20bolug the
prices for medium and heavy.
There was not a very brisk demand for
sheep , In fact , the market was more than ordi
narily nuiet. liocelpts were larger thnne.\-
pected , and buyers were Inclined to Insist up n
concessions. The reported .sales , however , do
not Indicate any material d"cllne , nnd wo
ngnln quote poor to prime qualities nt from
$3.00 to $3.35. Lambs were In poor request
and were steady al from f4.00 to Jti.OO.
Hecolpts : Cattle , 10,000 ; hogs , 20,000 ;
sheep , 10,000. i 1
The Evening Journal reports :
UATTI.K Hecelpts , 17,000 head ; hhlpmcnts ,
1,700 huinl : market active ; steers , SI,855.35 ;
fcedors , $4.254.30 ; Mockers. J5.00S5.85 ;
others , $4.GOa5.50 ; cows , ? 2.5O&3.75.
IIoos ftcculpts , 19,001) head ; shipments.
7,000 : miirkel active , 10iil5o higher ; good
mixed und puckers , $7.80448.00 : prime henvy
nndbutchors'weljsiils , Sa.lOH.3D ; light , * 7.bu
© 8.00 ; pigs , $7.2r7.GO.
EtKecolpts , 11,000 head ; shipments.
1,200 head ; mnrket weaker ; natives , $3.75 ®
G.OO ; westerns , $5.10@5,25 ; lamba , $4.0035.75.
New York Llvo Stork .Market.
NEW YORK , Jan.30. BEEVES Hecelots 5,593
head , Including 43 cars for sale ; market , ) slow ;
steers lOc per 100 Ibs. higher ; bulls , oxen ,
cows. etc. . steady ; natlvo steers , $4.455.50
per 100 Ibs. ; bulls und cows , 81.753.50 ;
dressed beef dull al 89iu ! per Ib. Ship
ments today , 417 bcorcs ; tomorrow , 700
beeves and 1,400 qunrtorsof beef.
OAI.VES Receipts , 901 head ; market steady
for veals , dull and lower for grnssers und
westerns ; veals , J5.005J9.00 per 100 llis. ;
grassers , $2.75 53.50 ; western calves , $3.1)0. )
HllRlil * AND iMMliS-Kecelpls , 11,503 head ;
market llrm : Mu-op , S3.50B5.87Ji per 100 Ibs. ;
lambs , $5.2586.75.
Hoas Uccolpts , 7,488 head , consigned di
rect ; nominally llrm at7.GOJJ8.10 per 100 Ibs.
St I.anlH I.lvo Stork Market.
ST. Lotus , Mo. , Jan. 30. t'.VTri.E-Hocclpts ,
3,500 ; shipments , 000 ; innrkjt dull ; no good
natives on sale ; fair to choice .steers , 4J.20J
5.00 ; fed To.\as steers J3.00S4.0 ! ) ,
IIoils Hecelpts , 2,000 ; shipments , 3,80(1 ;
market , lee higher ; heavy , 47.0037.75 ; packIng -
Ing , $7.3lMi > 7.hl ) ; llghl , S7.40&7.70.
BllRKi' Kecelpts , 400 ; shipments , 2,000 ;
market slow ; natives , $3.2.ja4.75 ; cholco mut
tons , $4.855.25.
Kuni.ii Clt.vMvd Stook .Hurlcpt.
KANSAS OITV. Mo. , Jan. 30. OATTi.K-tr-
celiits , 4,500 bond ; shipments , 3,500 head ;
market 103.1 fie lower.shipping ; steers , $3G5'i
5.35 ; stonkers and feeders , if2.003.75.
Hoos-ltocclpts , 3,600 hend ; slilDinonts , 200
bond ; mnrkot active and 5'iilOc higher , clos
ing strong ; nil grades , $ .r.40@7.90 ; bulls , * 7.70
® 7.75.
HllKtil1 Kecolpts , 1,100 head ; shlpmonts ,
none ; market very dull and weak ,
A ClillJ ICnJoy.H
The pleasant favor , pcntlo action and sooth
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n laxative , nnd it' the father or mother ba
costive or bilious , the most gratifying results
follow its use ; so that it is the best family
remedy ItHown und every family should have
a bottle.
l-ii111 Omaha u Short Visit.
Mr. I. O. Sc.imans of the firm of Wi'koff
Scnmans ft Benedict , manufacturers of the
' Hoinington" typewriter , arrived in Omaha
yesterday and loft for St. Paul before mid
night.
Air. Seamans is the general superintendent
Ir
of the extensive business of the llrm and is
on his regular visit of Inspection tluough the
. THE GENUINE '
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( Malt Extract
Is superior lo
"Champagna
nt ono - tenth
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without being ;
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once Improiimitod wltti thoSpocinc , It baooiuii an
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c Jtintri- lie nirlvi-d hero fi-uiu Kitiiitas City ,
hl Particular object horn nt this tltno bolug
to ItHik after tlin roiutnoillous nrraiutcinriit
of the company's uoxv onico In Tuts Hr.n
hulldlng. hut inp his short utii.v iu this city
ho was thp ( most of friends , Ho expects to
ho nt tlio homo onloo lu Now York within a
few weeks.
If yet ; luivu piles lioWUt's Wltoh Hiizol
snlvo will surely euro you.
A .v.vo c/.v / i.w.vr. j.
Pauliun Hall ami her operatic players will
no doubt bo wclcomuil at Hoyil's theater
beginning Krlilay night , I-'olniary 3 , when
that charmliis ? little eomlo opera "Krmlnlo"
will ho put on with special sccnury nccossor-
ies , new and tasteful oostutncs made from
the original designs , and a cast well chosen.
Miss Hirll will bo seen in her original m--
ntlou ns Krinlulo , the same whleh iilaced
this estimable artist in the front rank of
comic opera. .Miss Hall has been seen hero
in n number of successful operas , but In
hrmlniu , it is generally conceded that she
reaches the very acme of profectton , her
grace , beauty ami voice being .specially
suited to the p.irt. Air. l-Vixuk David as
Cadie , Mr. Harry Maedonongli as Uuvi-nuio.
and hva D.tvonpot-t as the Prliiress , have
met with universal pr.il.so for the excel
lence of their personation Iu Krminle. The
presentation hero promises much to delight
the patrons of music hero. Saturday night
the now success Purltanla.
For the first time in many years , "Tho
T lekot-of-U-ave : Man. " ouo of the eelebratod
rom Taylor's best efforts at dramatic writ-
in 'F- ' ' ; > hi'liiif presented lu this city at the
inpi underlain ! and H.jcu theater. The llrst
performance was given yesterday to a fail-
sized nnd apparently well pleased audience.
T ho
stage mountings are very artistic , us
pecial y the Txmdon bridge by moonlight.
Mr. tt essells counts the character of Hawk-
shaw , the detective , as ono of his best roles
and certainly portrays It well. Miss Kiting
as May hdwards Is all that could be desired.
Harry Harlow as Hob llrierly the ticket-of-
leave man , appeals to his audiences ami
elicits the sympathy of nil In his efforts to
IK r.n honest man. The other members of
the i-oiniiany do well in their parts The
specialties introduce a trio of novelty acts in
Arthur Pryor , the trombonist , the Warren
children ) in their Hying trapcvo act and
Madame /.i-ondia on tin- balancing trape/c
Jennie' Sniytho , character ilanceiMiml Fowler
and i West , Cermau sketch teamIllloutuu ad
mirable program.
The pure juice of the grape natt rillv fer
mented , that is what Cook's Kxtra' Dry
Champagne is. It's the best sparkling wine
made.
Beceliain's pills will save doctor's bills.
rifty Kinployot of the Iteailln Puctory In-
Juri-d und Ono Killed.
i , O. , Jan. .TO. An explosion oc
curred iu the large fireworks factory of Oichl
.t t'o. at Heading , this county , wrecking al
most the entire place. Ono man was killed
and nearly every employe was injured. The
lire spread among the buildings , and the loss
will bo heavy.
Of the fifty employes all were moro or less
injured- Henry Horn was the ono killed
outright and a number of others are unac
counted for. The loss is estimated at
$150,000.
The llro department succeeded in keeping
the tire from the powder magazine ami thus
prevented another explosion. Tlir llro has
been extinguished , ami the employes have
all been accounted for. Henry Homo is
dead. Gus Cierme is fat.illy injured. Uu-
gcno Euliiitfon und Henry ICoester are seri
ously injured , and all the others , exec it
Mary JCIcgler , were moro or less hurt by Hy
ing glass or splinters , hut none of them are
seriously injured.
The earlier estimates of the loss were
greatly exaggerated. The buildings burned
nro very cheap affairs , and the stock de
stroyed is fortunately proportionately small.
There is no insurance. It is probable the loss
will not exceed 10,000 to > U,000.
Ignorance of the merits of Dott'itfi Itllo !
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Hats , capi , alritw u . Fafei.vanlti , Jail work ,
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