TTTE OMATTA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , .JANUARY 30 , 1801.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bulls Bid May Whoit Up and it Olo3jd
With a Gain ,
NOTHING OF CONSEQUENCE IN CORN
In Iho Onti Sfnrkijt Thrro War n
Trndc , hut n Hti-ndior I'eclliiBt l > o
Mainly to Sympathy With
\Vlicut nnil Corn.
CHICAGO , Jun. 20. Bulls bid May UD lo
today and that month closed with a gain of
; c Thecatisoof the bullish feeling was ado-
ereasa In the vlslblo supply , stronger English
culilcs , the prospects of a cold wave and
light receipts at Chicago and In the north
west. May corn closed < { a higher , May
oats Ji'o higher and provisions lower all
nround ,
Wheat started flrm , with May # c up at
C.i ; < c , on flrm English cables and a docrcaso of
J,4IS,000 bu. in the amount on ocean passage.
Other news encouraging to the bulls was Iho
report of northwestern receipts , which
showed a total of iiG cars , against 419 on the
corresponding day of last year. Chicago re
ceipts , too , worn very light , oelng but ninety-
ecven cars , compared with 314 a year ago.
Prices advanced slowly. When the figures
of the visible supply wcro posted they
BhowiMt a decllno of MU.OOO bu. Hcports of
n cold wave bearing down from the north-
vest added to the ncrvo of the bulls and
toward Iho close of the session the market
became strong. The advance contlnueit
until toward the end , when irregular closing
cables caused a slight reactioir. May opened
1 0 higher , lost } { < i , advanced } { a ana re-
nctcd ' 0 to the close at GIJtfc.
In rorn there was nothing of consequence
iiono and what business was transuded was
for local account. A steady tone was , prov-
ulont ut the start , und after oponltijr at
Saturday's closing , May sold up # c wltn
wheat , but dm not hold , as oiTcrings Oecamo
larger at the upturn and prices receded to
the opening llzuro. In sympathy with wheat
it milled fully JiWs'o and closed but o
from the day's top tlgur.ns.
In the oats market there Was a light trade ,
but a steadier feeling , due mainly to sym
pathy with wheat and corn. 1'rlces advanced
from tjc to J.-e and closed at the top.
The feature of the speculative market for
provisions was its dullness. An easy feeling
prevailed atthoopening , which wasatSatur-
day's closing price J. Alittlo latersomes'eadl-
ness was contributed to the market by the
htrongth In wheat. Compared with Satur
day night May pork Is 2 > c lower , May lara
TJij'c lower and May ribs 5c lower. The clos
ing was weak and at ouisido llgurcs for the
( lay.
lay.Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
l.'ii ) cars : corn , C20 cars ; oats , 130 cars ; hogs ,
IM.OOO head.
'I'hc leading futures ranged as follows :
Arlleles. Ouun. IIlKli. Low. Close.i
CO BOK no
05U
35H
3Bil ! 35H
3D 30
EfiJl ! 27
30
18M !
13 1(5 ( 13 17h 13 10 13 12'xS
13 2'J ' , < 13 10 13 1C 13 20
7 80 7 SO 7 72 7
7 00 7
7 00 7 tlo" 7 OUf ) 7
0 05
0 .15
7 ( 70 0 ur
Ciisli quotations were as follows :
1'i.oi'u Hasy.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , GOc ; No. 0 spring ,
Gl01o ) ; No. 2 red , OOc.
Cons No. 2 , 85'c ; No. 3 yellow , 34'/34yc.
OATS No. 2 , 27fo ; 'No. 2 white , 3i@3l'/ic ;
No. 3 white , 2i ! < aluye. ;
" RYE-NO. 2 ,
IIAIII.EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 4352c ! ;
No. 4 , 43c.
, KIAX SBED-NO. 1 , J1.38SJ.
TIMOTHY Scitn 1'rlino , $4.15.
I'OlllC Mess , per lihl. , S13.1213,15 ! ; lard ,
per 100 Ibs. . $7.72 © 7.75 ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , JO.COao.05 ; dry sal'od shoulders
( boxed ) , S0.2GQO.0 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
7.00'a7.00.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
f 1.1ft.
SuilAlts Cut loaf , 85.3G ; granulated , 14.01 ;
standard A , $4.49.
Tlui following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Now Vork .Hariem.
New YniiK , Jan. 29. VLOtin Hocolpts , 14-
900 bbls. ; exports , 1,000 bbls. ; sales , 10,950
pltgs. ; market , moro demand for high gradus of
winter , but general was oulet , though
Nloady.clty mill patents , $1.1D4.35 ; city mill
clears. $ J.3u2 > 'i,00 : Minnesota natonts , $3.50 ©
3,05 ; Mlnimsota bakers , $2.253J3.GO : winter
patents , $3.253.50 ; winter straights , $2,70 ®
h.OO ; winter extras , $2,00 ; winter low grades
Jl.50 2.20 ; hoiilhorn Hour ( lull ; rye Hour.oulot
but. steady ; suporllno. $2.&Oif2B5 ; fancy ; ' 2.85
CJ2.90 : lmckwlieat Hour , dull and steady ;
lUiCKWiiiUT Dull ; Canadian , 57c asked , ox-
lldMll.
IVIK.N MRAiPalrly active ; Urandywino ,
$2.70 ; yellow western , $2.55 2.76.
UVE Dull and nominal ; January , 5Gc dollv-
01 Ml.
HAIIMSY Firmer ; ungraded western , 55SG4c-
No.2 , Jlllwiiulioe,03a05i : .
llAiu.cvMAi.T Dull : western , 75Q80C.
WIIBAT Itecolpts , none ; exports , 123,400bu. ;
sales , 1,405,000 Uu. futures and 150,000 bu
hpot. Kpot market closed stonily ; No. 2 red In
sioro and elevator , OOJie ; .illoat , 077 cf. ; o. b. .
f',7 c ; ungraded red , G2c ; No. 1 northern , 71Uc.
Options opiinod llrnioron the big decrease on
passage , tinner cables , cxpeotcdblg decrease
In the vlslblo supply , and bll//.ard In thn west ,
renctod on disappointment over the vlslblo
htipplv , rallied again on good buying and
closed strong at Ja4 ? .Jc not advance ; No. 2 red.
January , closed atOOJjc ; I'ohruary , 05 13-10
U0ri jc , closed at ( iO'ji ; ; March , 07 < 307'c ,
insi ! : > ilnt07ie ! ; May , 09ii,095c , closed at OOMc ;
Juno closed at 70)Jc ) ; July closed at 07'4c !
Derembor. 7ri'75.1iC , closing at7578C.
UollN-Uccolpts. 1,300 bu. ; exports , 800
bu. : sales , 3V6.UOO bu. futures , 07iOOO bu
spot. rinotmitrUot dull , closing Ntt-ady ; yellow
hpot dull , closing steady ; yellow. 434'c :
btoamor ml.xj'd , 427i 43c. Option market
opened steady , closed U'iJ'ic ' not advance ;
January cloMid 4314c ; Keliruary , iitiiu
i- osou-faKi- : March , 44'iOM ie Closed 44 ? u
May. 44 'JWO'ic , closed 45 > ic ,
U.vrs-UecolDts 25,200 1m. : exports , none :
mloH. 110,000 bu. futures , 70,000 Im.
spot. Spot mil rlcot quint and Hrm : No. 2 33Vc
H4c : No. 2 delivered , 34 { < 835c : No. 3. 33c- Kit
I ! white , 30u 3lHc : No. 3 white. 30o ; truck
mlxun weslern , ! ! 4iii30c ( ; track , whlto western
34 < aar > ej track , white state. 3335e. Options'
quiet but Hrm all day , closed l.tf.e ( net ad
vance ; January , 34u ; February , 34 ; < c ; March ,
UAVDull and easy ,
jloi'S Dull ) state , common to choice , 12 ©
Iliucs Steady ; wet salted New Or-
eaiwseh > ited , 451100 llw , , 4lJOS 4e ; TD.XIIS , KO-
. ' .V.-lV ' , ' i&a ? % Jl'V ' " "i.00' ? ' " " " " ' "s Ayres , dry ,
JOO21 Iba. , 10't ! < ailo ; Texas , dry , 24iu 30 Ibs. ,
l'KATHKit--StPady.
I'ltovisiONS-lli-ef , sloiidy : family , J14.0aiJ
10 DO : extra mi'ss.SH. 50440.0 ! ) ; buof hams , $17 ;
city fiimlly , J20ttKii23.oo. ) Uut meals. Hrm ;
tili-lilyd uhmildors Oj.ttON'c ; pickled hams ,
O'ilJ'Jfie. I.ard , dull nnd uteady ; western
ktcam closed at JS.10:1 snles , 100 tierces :
January elosml at t8.n,1 nominal ; February ,
f7.05 nomimil ; Miiy , ,76 nominal. Pork ,
Mow , but steady : new mess , $14,50314.75 ;
oxiru prlma. * 13.6Viil4.O ( ( ) ; family , J10.5019
10.00 ; fcliori clear , tl5.6iKLSl7.00.
HirrrKil I'lrm : western dairy , 134 ! < ai7e :
wentonivruuinery , 187t'JO > iot western factory ,
IsmiilOoi Klslns , 204e. !
CiiiKSK--JuTol : ! part skims , 410e ; tull
Quint and steady ; weitorn fresh , 17c.
TAI.I.OW Dull ; city i'J ifer pkg.i , ouaouc.
I'KTitoi.KUM-Uulot ; United closed at 80c bid ;
nsliliiKton , bbls. , Ifllj In bulu , } 3.50 ; rotlnod
Now York , ta.is ,
HosiN Onlctj btralncd , common to Rood ,
II. ll > ( ( l.l' 4i
iii'isNTiNi : Qulot : sott31o ( ,
RICK I ull : dome tlc , good to extra , ,
Now Orloam open Uul-
' ' . ( tc.
I'JU lHO.tAmorlcan , 112.00(216.00.
f.'oii'KliWuakj lnke.110.
I.IAI : > rltimiKOT ; doincsili ; , JD.U6.
TtN-IlulltHtraltH , * IU.
HfBl.ti2U-.St iiilyt domestic. 13.45 bid.
LUIIO.S' Sttu Oltr-yteaily , Urmj prime crude ,
80 ( ' : off crude , Maaset prime yellow ,
Itaw. market dull ; fair roflnlni
2 11-lf.c ; centrifugal , 00 test. n ? | rollncd
Hull and llni'lianzcd ; off A , 3Vi 4'i' ' ' ! mould A
4 l-W < l-\'v \ HtiLtiilard A , 4 l-lOtM'lO
cnnftiCtloncrV A , 4 NlnQt't" ] turf leif : , 4 10'
lOttnUct crushed , 4 lO-lO'ii 'fcc ; powdered
47-10'iMVl granulated , - \ \ < , \ 0-lOc.
Onialiii I'nidnco .tl.irkot.
IlUTTKll The supply U limited ruiil tlioro li
n moro liberal domain ) , especially for the IH'SI
stock. Cholco country , 14tlCc ; paclilni
Stock , lOjll'Ji ! .
lur.3Hr.i > I'OMf.Tiiv The ilnmnnit has Inv
proved during the cold nmlpand prices havi
juinp d a notch higher , Chickens , Cti7c : ttlr
keys , OiilOc ; KOOSO nnd diuMis , QfttOp. Infer'
lor stooK uoiild soil below the aliovo llgurt'H.
Ltvi : I'otli.Titv Thcro Is seine demand fet
choice .stock and Ilia market U fairly well sup
plied , Good stock M quotable at oQ1c. ! {
VnAi * Tlio arrivals are not heavy and Iho
market firm at prnvious fiuotatlons ; cholco
small and fat veals , 77'5Ci thin or heavy ,
.
OAMI : I'ralrlo chickens , nuill and x-onlson
nreoutnf ssason , and thi'ro Is hut little on the
market except din'ks. UaniidaKCCso , tG : mal
lard ducki. jJ.oa2.5'J ; Jack rabbits , Jl.ooa
2.00 : small rabhlu , fl ; Squirrels , 75c.
Koos The cold s torn ( to wti have been
pretty well cleaned up and there Is a decided
change for the bettor on the market. Fresh
stock , ir > 3Uc ! ; cold storage , IKdrjc ; suited
CgKS , 010iJ ,
llo.VEV-OlioIco whlto clover , ICe ; Cali
fornia , 10c.
OvdtKiis Medium , I. X. I13o : horseshoes ,
18c ; extra standards , 20c ; selects , 21c : extra
selects , 22c ; company selects , 25c ; counts , 30c.
NlITS Uhestiiuts , 12c per Ib.i ItHltan
ChcstnulH , 12&I3C ; almonds , 18c ; lOnjjllsh wal
nuts , J2ftl4c : Illlioi-ts , 12Kc ; Ilrazll nuts. 1 Iffl
12C : pecans , large , 1214c ; pecans , medium ,
lOc. The marketon black walnuts Is low and
no one wants to buy.
CiDKit I'uro Julco , per barrel , IO.OOSG.50 ;
half baircl , } 3.'J.rlIi3.rJU ; Oregon , pur barrel ,
t5.00ar.50 ; half barrels , * 3.
y.\L'r.iiKHAt'T Per barrel , $3.COaB.OOj half
barrels , fil.OOS : ) 2 o.
OIIIRII t'uro Juice , pnr bbl. , ? 0.00G.50 : half
bbl. , J3.2GSM.GU ; clurlllcil elder , per bbl , , JDj
half bbl. , ? 3.
Vl'.OKTAIII.IiS.
HHANS - California Intml-pli-kod navy , 11.003
2.00 ; western navy , ll.Hjftl.OO ; common whttu
beans , Zt.001il.75.
ONIONS -Onions are quoted at GOilGoc , nnd
on orders at G5 { 70c ; Spanish onlou.i , per
crate , * 1.50.
POTATOIWNebraska , Iowa and Minnesota
grown potatoes. In small lots from store , G5t/ >
70c ; same In car lots , GOc ; Colorado , from
store , 70c : Colorado lots , ti8$70c.
OA mi Ann Orders for cabbage from the coun
try are lilted at 2c per Ib.
CiinnY : Roors According to slzo , 403GOJ
pnr do/ .
Oui.intv Onod slock , 35c ; extra fancy Cali
fornia , Gdoajl.OO.
Swcu-r I'oTATHia Tlio supply Is fair : good
stock , per bbl. , J3.SO.
OIIKKN Vr.oCT\UMa : Spinach , per bbl. , $2 ;
salsify , 30335c per doraulsho.s : , per
iloz. , Sue ; emllvo , per do . , 75o ; onions ,
pcrdoz. , 20u ; caullllowor , per Uo/ . , $ l.GOft2.00 ;
lettuce , per do50a75c ; cucumbers , J2 ; toma
toes. per crate of 20 Ibs. , $2 ; string beans ,
J2.50 per j-bu. bov : parsley , per doz. , 30c ; osg
plant , nor ilo/ . , $2.50.
SAuniiKKAur I'er bbl. , 85.0030,00 ; half
bbls. , 53.25.
F11UIT3
OIIAPES There are no Catawbas on the mar
ket ; Malagas , oer 50-ib. bbls. , net , I5.25S6.00 ;
Mnlngiis , porG5-lb. bbls. , not , $0.nojrJG.BO.
Ai'i'i.F.s The supply Is llsht on this market
nnd prices higher ; fancy western , I1.90JS2.00
pur box.
Cl
free
per
Jersey , _ . . . . . . . . . . .
OAi.iroiiNiA On.vxoiisi The stock Is arriving
In good condition , Rlversldj s-ocdllngs , per
box , $2.50 ; Washington novels , * 3.00N
TltOPIUAIi ntUITS.
HAXANAS Prices romalu alnut steady : pir
bunch , lai-Lto , $2.0fJiJ2.50 ; per bunch , small t3
mi'dliim , $1.75 < J-J.OU.
Lnstoss Now Messina lemons , slzo 300 ,
15.50 ; sl/.n 300 , J525ft5.60.
OaANOHS Mexicans , par box , $2.50 ; larso
sl/es , J2.25U2.40 ; fancy Florldas , $2.75 ; choice
Florldas , S2.GO.
TA.NOKIIINKS I'er box , $2.75.
UHAPC FiiuiT-1'or box , $4.
runs.
Hoar No. 1 black , Inruo , 820.00 25.00 ;
medium , flu ; small , J8.00S10.00 ; black yonr-
llnirs , lurHc , if 12.00 ( J15.00 : medium , S10 ; small
87 ; ' black cubs , larao , * G.OIias.OO ; medium ,
$5.0030.00 : small. $ t ; black Montana and
lioeky mountain , largo , tl8.00322.00modlitni ; ,
f4 ; small , 810 ; black Montana yearlings ,
Inrgu , $12 ; medium , J8 ; small , $5 ; black Mon
tana cubs , l.'iw , $0,50 ; medium , $4.50 ; small ,
(3 ( ; Bllver tip , larjto , $20 ; mudlttm , $12 ; small
F8 ; sliver tin yearlings , largo , $11 ; medium , iS ;
small , 15 ; silver lip cubs , large , $6 : medium ,
14. GO ; small , $3 ; brown , large , * 20.002 > 25.00 ;
medium , $10 ; small , $12 ; yearlings , lartro ,
JlO.Ogai2.00 : medium , $8 ; small , $0 ; cubs
largo , J7 ; medium , J5 ; small , $3 ; badger No. 1
tnreo , tl.OOf&l. 50 ; medium , GOc : small , GOc :
flsbei No. 1 largo , $8 ; medium , $0 ; small , 14 ;
fox silver , as to color according to beauty
No. 1 large , $100 : medium. fOO ; small , $40
silver pale , according to beauty , large , $50
medium , $30 ; small $20 : cross , largo. $7 ;
modlum , $3 ; small , $2 ; rod , large , $1 GO ;
medium , $1.25 ; small , SI ; gray , largo.
75c : medium , SOc : small , 40c ; kit
argc , GOc ; medium , 40c ; small , 30c.
lynx. No.l largo , $3 ; medium , $2 ; small , $1.50 ;
marten , No. 1 , large , $2 ; medium , $1.50 ; small ,
iljmlnk. No. 1 , largo , 80et&$1.00 ; medium ,
7Gc : small , G5c ; mink , Mark , No. 1 , large , $1 ;
medium , 75c ; small , COc ; mountain lion , uor-
tcct head and feet. No. 1 , lar/a , $1.0032.00 ;
inuerfeet skins , 25Ii > 50c ; otter. No. 1 , largo ,
! 8 ; modlum , JO.0037.00 ; small , $5 ; ottfr , pale ,
Vo. 1. large , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , * 4 ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , largo. SOc : medium , GOr ; small , GOc :
raccoon , black , as to beauty. No. 1 , largo , SOc'd
J2.00 ; skunk blick.c : < isod. No. 1 , largo , $1,25 ;
nodlum , 75e ; small , G,0o , ; short striped , largo ,
SI ; medium , 70c : small , 45c ; narrow slrlpsd ,
urge , GOc ; medium , 40c ; small , 25c ; broad
strlpoil , largo , 20@25c ; wolvorlne.-No. 1 , largo ,
> 4 ; medium , $3 ; small , $2 ; wolf mountain , No.
I , large. $3 ; medium , $2 ; small , $1.50 ; prairie ,
nrgo , 70375c : modlum , GOe ; small , GOc ;
beaver per skin , No. 1 , large , $5.00aO,00 ;
medium , 84.50 ; small , $2 ; kits , largo , $2 ;
uedlum.ll.GO ; small , 75c : muskrats winter ,
No. 1 , largo , lOJSllc ; medium , Oc ; small , 7cl
'all , lars'j. Qifc'Jc ; medium , 7o ; small , Gc ; kits ,
arge , $23c.
mnr.s. TALI.OW. T.TC.
HIDUS No. 1 groenihUlos , 2H3c ; No. 2 green
ildos,2ic } : No.l green salted hides , 33jeNo. ! :
agrooiif-altodlilde' ' ) , 232 ! < c ; No. 1 green salted
ildes , 25 Ibs. to 40 Iln. , 3 ; < c : No. 2 green salted
lidos , 25 Iln. to 40 Ibi. , 24 2Wc : No. 1 veal calf ,
J His. to 15 lbs..5'/l&Gc ' : No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ibs.
to 101bs.,4c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , Gc : No. 2 dry
Hint hides , 3c : No. 1 ( fry baited hides. 4c.
Part cured hides He per Ib. less than fully
: urod
SiiBEl' Pur.T.s Qroon salted , each. 25SGOa ;
sreon salted snoarllngs ( short woolod early
iklns ) , each GtMGc ; dry shearlings ( short
woolod early skins ) , No. 1 , eacli 5lalOc ; dry
.hoarllngs ( .short woolod early skins ) . No. 2
inch Oc ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 5 ®
3c ; dry Mint , Kansas ami Nebraska murrain
wool bolts , par Ib. , actual weight , 4QGc ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool pults , per Ib. ,
tctual weight , 47c ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4Gc.
K'insi.s : Day .lluruuts.
KANSAS CITV. Jan. 29. WIIBAT Firm : No.
2 bard , G3e ; No. 2 red , G4e. !
COIIN No. 2 mixed , Hrm , 31c ; No.2 whlto ,
J2 c.
OATS Weak : No. 2 mlxad , 2828 c ; No.
J white. 20294-c.
RYB Steady : No. 2 , 48c.
FI.AX SBKII Firm ; $1,2031.27.
HIIAN Weak ; G&UGac.
lUv Steady ; timothy , J8.00S9.00 ; prairie ,
! 5.tiOy.0.5U.
UUTTUU Firmer ; creamery , 19Q23c ; dairy ,
IGc.
IGc.F.ons
F.ons Weak at 12c.
Rucsti-w SVheat , 21,000 bu. ; corn , 1,000 bu.j
sats , none.
Siiii'Mr.NTS Wheat , 30,000 bu.j corn , 1,000
Jii. ; oats , none. _
MllU'llUllt'O iMUI-KlltR.
MiMVAUKKt : , Jan. 29. FI.OUU Steady nnd
iiulet.
WIIBAT Firmer : No , 2 surlnjr , GOlic ; No. 1
northern , O5',4c ; May. U17ic.
UOIIN Steady ; No. 3 , 3Gc.
OATS-Sloaily ; No. 'J whlto , SOJSoi No. 3
, vlilo2029
ItAiti.uv Steady ; No. 2 , 61c ; sample , 42
RvK-lllgher ; No. 1 , 46) ) < c.
1'iiovuiu.sd Qulot ; porif , $13.13 ; lard ,
F 7.8U (
RKOtui'M-Flour , G.100 bbls. ; wheat , 14,000
ju. ; barley. 27.200 bu.
Siuniu.NWFlour , 4,700 bbls.j wheat , 1,300
Ju. ; barley , 7,400 bu.
Cotton , .A1 uiit't.
NEW OitMiANS , Jan. 20.-CorroN-Spot
lotto ; ; cliHoil Hrm ; middling , 7 7-lOc : low
iililillliiK , 7 3-10c ; good ordinary , 0 13-llic ;
let receipts. 0,400 baloa ; gross , 0,800 bales ;
sales , 7,300 bales ; tock , 35,000
ja es ; futures steady ; sales. 52,400
Jiile-si January. $7.35 : February , $7,39 ; Marcli.
> 7.517.l)2j Ajirll. $7.01187.02 ; May. $7.70 ®
r > 7.lUll.l' . ' ! ? ' . ? . ! , > 7Ba7 . ( > 70i Ju'y' ' 7-80'U.7.88 ; Aug-
ist , 7.u20li7.04.
ST. Louis , .Inn. 30-CoTTON-l-lCc higher )
nlddlluK. 7 U-10c ; hales , 400 bales ; re-
iclpu , 3,200 bales ; bhlpaionts , 2bOO bales'
rt , Gb.OOO bales.
Cu.lVo .Miiruuc.
NR\YVOUKJan,29. COFFKK Ontlons steuilr ,
inchanxed to G points lower ) cln.soil dull and
. . . . . . . . , , , . .
I'.utc.w'u' w. ' ' ( .UK Llii , Iktu. IIIIIIHUI. IllllUb
uul easy ; No. 7 , * IG.02S ! : inllil , nmrUet dull
nnd unchunKfil ; Cordova. $ 'Ji > .Oi > 320,26 ,
ANTO , Jan. 29. .Market dull , unchanged.
llAMiiumi , Jun , 29. Market bloady , 1 pfir ,
ewer tu U pfg. higher.
llAVltR. Jan. t20. .M\rket firm ; No. 7 , 8lB.7ft
LONDON , Jan. -Market unchanged to Id
ilgher.
York Dry ( Joint * Market.
Nisw YOIIK. Jan. 29. The dry goods district
uolug full ly tt ull. Cotton coous lulo moU-
orntly nrtlvo nnd otoady. I'rlnt cloths nrc
qttlot but sternly. OInghntils nnd wash Koodi nrc
quite flrm with n fair demand. Dress goods ol
all kinds are sellltii ? nbotitiup to production
with stocks to begin with moncrntn. Tin
forclKii dry goods department U steady am
moderately native. The Jobbing trade Is
fairly active.
Mlilliri | > ( ilU IVlinnr Mnrkot.
MiNNn.u-ni.is , , Inn. 29. Thnro WAS farROliuy-
Ing of wheat near the clo a of the sossloti
today , with nil ndvnnco of yo on May and July
wheat , with which cash wheat nml trncK
wheat Hymyathlzod. Receipts were 209 cnr-ij
shlpmontM , 30 car * May opened at Oie ) ,
July nt 01'ic. Trices appreciated slightly
from the Hrst and remained comparatively
Bloady from that tlmo utitll tlio close , when
there wns un advance of nearly ! } c. There
was nothing In the news tofustlfy uny Im
portant changes In prices , but It 1ms boon
noticed for the last few days that n stronger
feeling ptovallod In thn mnrkeland that there
had been very good buying that wns appar
ently for Investment. More of that buying
wns noted today , with n largo shorHntorest to
cover. The latter became' uneasy , and when
tlipy began to cover there was n general rush
of buying orders. The close was : January ,
fiOc : May , C0'c ; July , 02''c. Track wheat
closed : No. 1 hard , t)4c ) ; No. 1 northern ,
"nje ; No. 2 northern , GOc. There was some
buying by Now Vork parties ) , loss by
Duliith , nnd a little from other places. The
Krjnt hulk of the business today was done by
lloor trndcrn , and their covering caused con
siderable of a bulge , encouraged by mini mi I
advance In most of the cases. There U n
hlgncr temperature In thu northwest , and
although the cotinlrv roads are not good
wheat Is beginning to come In more freely
from the farmers to country railroad ele
vators. The prospects are that tlio receipts
will bo fair fora fuw days , and perhaps all thu
week If the weather remains good , The ad
vance of a cent or two recently In Iho price of
track wheat hero Mill also stimulate market
ing and selling by farmers. It Is not expected
the farm movement will bo largo , although It
would bo so In comparison with the late small
receipts. Stocks In country elevators de
creased 100,000 bu. last wcok In the line
islovntors that are reckoned. There are many
independent warehouses and small elevator
companies reported through the Interior that
nro not counted In these stocks ,
The Hour m.irkut Is quiet.
St. I.null .MurKnt * .
ST. Louts , Jan. 29. FI.OUII Steady : un
changed : patent ! : , 12.95(33.05 ( ; extra fancy ,
(2.00'ii2.70 ( : fancy. $2.2032.30 ; qholco , $ l.H ! > tij
2.10 ; rye liour , 3 ; buckwheat Hour , $0.2513
G.50.
G.50.WIIKAT Was strong on buying , weather
news and cables gaining fie ; No. 2 red , cash ,
closed at 50c ; February , G7c ; May , Glic ! ;
JulyT 02 0.
Conx Was higher on weather news , galnlnc
> { < 3iic ; No. 3 mixed , cash , closed at 32c ;
February , 334c ! ; May , ao's ' aouo ; July , 30If
OATS Wore stronger ; No. 2 rash and Jan
uary closed nt 283-e : May , 30(530ic. ( ?
Km 48o for No. 2 east side.
JlAlir.r.Y Steady : Minnesota , 52I 52'ic. '
HIIAN Higher ; ( Hijc bid for east track.
fc'f.AX 8HKM-J1.32.
Ci.ovun SKBli-l'Irmor. $8.0039.15.
HAY Unchanged ; prime to choice , $9.003
HUTTEK Unchanged ; scparatorcroatnory , 22
< 223o ; cholco dairy , 19' < J20c.
Eua < i Unchanged ; 12c.
LiBAii Unchamiod : $3.
SI-KI.TEH I'ni'hanged ; $3.30.
COIIN MEAL I'ncliangcd ; $1.65.
WHISKY Unchanged ; $1.15.
HAaoi.Nii l'ncliangeti ; 5Si ( > c.
COTTON TIES Unchanged ; 95c$1.00.
I'ltovisiONS Kaslor. I'ork , standard moss ,
$13.50iJ13.G2Vi. Lard , prime .steam. $7.05 nomi
nal. Dry salt meats , loose .shoulders , SG.l'2'.J ;
longs and rlb9 , $0.05 ; shorts , 40.85 ; boxod. 15c
more , llacon , packed alioilkl'irs , J7.37J4 ;
longs , $7.37'J : ribs , $7.50 ; .shorts , $7.75
ItECBIl'TS-l'lour , 7,000 bbls. ; wheat , 5,000
bu. ; corn , 205,000 bu. : oats , 43,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS I'loiir , 3,000 bms. ; wheat , none ;
corn , 90,000 bit. ; oats , 14,000 bu.
Vl'lblo ( ir.iln supply.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 29. The visible supply of
grain Saturday , January 27 , as complied by
the New York Produce exchange , is as fol
lows :
In- Do-
Hnshcltj. crease. r.roaso
Wheat H0.2G5.000 119,000
Corn 14,400,000 550,000
Oats 4,157,000 40,000
] { yo 573,000 14,000
Hurley 2,072,000 107,000
I'uorln ( ir.ili : .llaruot.
PEOIUA , Jan. 29. COIIN Market active and
easy : No. 2 , 34c ; No. 3 , 34 > fi.- .
OATS Market steady ; No. 2" white , 283i ©
29c : No. 3 whlto , 28U5ta3'i } : .
WHISKY Market llrm ; high wines , basis ,
$1.15.
KF.CBIITS Wheat , 1,200bu. ; corn , 08,900 bu. ;
oats. 22,000 bu. : rye , none ; barley , 6,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 2,400 bu. : corn , 7,800 bu. ;
oats , 13,200 bu. ; rye. none ; barley , 3,500 bu.
Liverpool AluruoIH.
Livnnroor , , Jan. 29. WHEAT Qulot ; - demand
mand poor ; holders olTor moderately ; No.
1 California , Ds 3d ; No. 2 winter. 5s 25.511.
COUN Demand poor ; mixed western ,
4s lid for now. ,
I'IIOVISIONS Pork , prime mess , flue , 75s.
Ilcef , extra Indit , , 93s 9d. Dacon. long and
short clear , 55 Ibs. , 37s. Lard , 41s.
Duluth WhcMt .U.irkot.
nut.tJTn , Jan. 29. Tuero was good trading
today , and the close was firm at Ic higher ail
around than Saturday. No 1 hard , cash , G4c :
January , Glc ; May , U5c ; July , GGWc ; No. 1
fo ,
orthorn to arrive , G2ic.
OH .Murkols. '
Orr. CITY , Pa. , Jan. 29. National Transit ccrT
rlflcates opened at 80 ; highest , 80 ; lowest ,
0 ; closed at 80 ; sales , 15,000 bbls : Blilp-
nents , 144.804 bbls. ; runs , 100.511 bbls.
PiTTsntntn , I'a. , Jan. 29. National Transit
ertlllcutcs opsucd at 80 ; closed at 80c ;
ilghest , 80 ; lowest , 80.
Wool .l
ST. Louis , Jan. 29. WOOL Dull and wlth-
ut change. /
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 29. Clearings. $1,418-
250 *
HALTIMOHD. Jan. 29. Clearings , $1,140,814
balances , $253,225.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 29. Clearings , $50,700,070 ;
balances. $3,020.248.
I'AIUS , Jan. 29. Three per cent rentes , 97f
24c ! for the account.
HOSTON , Jan. 29. Clearings , $11,234,037 ;
balances , $1G83,5G3.
I'lliLADEU'lliA , Jan. 29. Clearings , $0,520-
7G3 ; balances , $984,009.
is , Jan. 29. Now York exchange , soli
ng par. Clearlngs$334,122 ; balances , $05-
200.
200.LONDON
LONDON , Jan. 29. Amount of bullion gone
nto the Dank of Knglaml on balance toUay ,
iIHl.000.
CINCINNATI , Jan. 29. Money , 2@G per cent.
i'o\v York exchange , 2Gc premium. Clearings ,
Nnw OUI.CANS , Jan. 29. Clearings , $1,090-
29 : balances , $140 , 182. Now York exchange ,
bank Jl'per $1OOO promlum.
ST. LOUIH. Jan. 29. Clearings , $3,880,304 ;
balances , $090,730. .Money dull at G' i7 pot
ent. Exchange on Nnw York , GOc premium.
CHICAGO , Jan. 29. Clearings $12,281,000 ;
Now York exchange , OOc premium. Sterling
xchango dull and Hrm ; actual rates for sixty
lays , M.BO'.i ; demand < 4.H7i. ! Money freely
offered at 4 pur cont.
STOCKS AM ) HO.VIlS.
Vnll Street .Speculator ) ) Dlacussiiif tlio I'ro-
jinHcil Iliinil iHHiin ,
NEW YORK , Jan. 29. The most Interesting
oaturo In Wall street was the controversy
mtween Secretary Carlisle and leading
bankers on the subject of the proposed | -ov-
rnmcnt bond issue. It cannot bo said ,
lowcvnr , to have had any effect upon the
bare market , inasmuch us the speculative
Icment have already practically dis
counted the loan and Imvo not lost confidence
u the ability of the government to lloat the
muds or in the right of the secretary to
asuo them. Doing a popular loan and not a
'bankers' ' loan , " no commission being al
ow CH I to anybody for placing the bondn ,
ionic of the Now York financiers who have
> cen called on to help out the government ut
ho usual porceutago uru now generally ills-
ppointcd n ml perhaps would not ropret the
growth of dilllculty in the pathway of See-
clary Carlisle. Thu consensus of the best
pinion Is , however , that the loan is
ogal and will bo subscribed for moro than
wlco over at ilgures higher than the nilnl-
lum price.
At the opening of the Stock exchange
> rlces were ateadily held , Tno speculation
vas very tame and at no time during the
uy was there uny activity , London bought
noderatoly of the arbitrage specialties dur-
ng the morning and was tlio mainstay of the
uurliot. The short Interest was anxious to
tart prices on the downward tract : but
vas met by this foreign buying , which
ihcclted their plans quite considerably. The
bear traders received assistance from special
oprcsslni ; influences.
The general market was Irregular during
bo morning , fluctuating frequently between
irmnesa and depression on n amall volume
f business. After midday thu speculation
vas steadied somewhat and for a time
Ilrmneas prevailed , until a drlvo was madu
t Chicago Otis , causing ! gehoral weakness ,
vhlch lasted with scarcely an intcrrup-
lon until the elnse of the day , ending with
i heaviness that was general. Compared
vith iho I'm ul sales of buturday , the closing
prices were Irrojtutnr , but a rt > ' 'rlty of th
sharcn traded In show n decllno
Tlio Post sayutiiTlJoro worn , indication
tnat a general > Knd concerted uttac
on iiriccfl , especlairylfijsiffnod to tmdctmln
some professional "pools , " " waaconlcmplntoi
today. Hut the altcinptMS not sucoossfii
for an unusual roniiofi. This was the nji
pcarnuco of London houses as active buycn
of American stocks both before and afte
the No\v York market's opening. I ocall.i
this movement was. unexpected , and appar
ently upset the plans , laid by profesilona
speculators for tho'dcdllno.
The following are tlio closmirquotatlons or
ho leading stocks on the Now York ex
chungo today : /
Tliototnlaalo'5 ' ofstoclfs toilixv wore 180.300
shtiros , Inoludlni ; : Amorlcan Sns.ir , 40,000 ;
JhlCiiKO ( Jai , 20,700 ; Ocnoral nirntrlc , 5,000 ;
l.nulHvllla Jt Nitslivlllo , 9,000 ; Now Vork ft.
Now ftiiRlnml , 18,500 ; Koadlti ) ! , ,700 : St. Paul ,
14,000 ; Union I'aclllo , 4,70J ( ; U'oslorn Union ,
The rangu of nrlces as rnpnnod by J. W
) ouno . "i " Co , , Hoard or Trarlo hull , Is as follows :
Open Low. Close Sat.
Erlo 1/s
PftclllcMall 17H
. 47HS 4BK
Northweatern 103M MJi'S' '
Mo.l'acllie 2jt M
Union Pacllic DV
N Pacific , pTil 175-j 17M 17H 1IM (
N. Pacltle com. . . . 4K
C.-II. A Q
Uock lHliiul l7 ! ? < 07 ? ( 07 ! (
St. Panl.T V.lhi 5Si f.l )
Weatcrn Union 8I ! | MIU 84.IS 8IW
SutrarTruat 78 > 70K 78Ili
Now Knirlanil OH 11M
AtchlBon " UK 11M
Chlcasro Oas ( III Oil" 0' > 02 ( ) B (
Ileudln ? 20 ! ! (
Del. A Hudoon 1H2H
D. C. F
K. O. K % ®
dmlnifu . is 17W
Now Yurie Money Mitrkol.
NEW Yonit , Jan. 29. MONEY ON OAI.T ,
-asy at 1 percent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed ,
1 per cent.
I'uiMB Mr.ncANTii.c I'Ai'cn 3 > 55',4 ' per cent.
STEiu.tNa UXCIIANOC Dull and easier , with
actual business In bankers' bills at , ? 4.8G5 ! ©
4.80Ji for demand , 'and ' $4.84 i i > 4.84.i for
Ixty-day bills ; polled rates , ! 4.80a4,83 ; com-
nerclal bills , .W.83'4'J4.83 ' | = . ; .
Sn.vnu OiiiTlFiOATEs-iG7aC bid.
GovKiiNMExr UO.NDS Strong. State \nnHt \
nactlvo.
Tlio closing quotations on honns ;
Ilonoii Stock ount itions.
BOSTON. Jan. 29. Cttli. loans , US2V { per
: ent ; tlmo loans , 331H per cent. .Closing quo
tations on stocks , bonds and mining shares :
Sun Kr.iiiuiBuo .11111111 ; ; Ouututloiu.
SAN FruNCisco , Jau. 29. The official clowns
notations to. * mining stjclc-j to.lay wcro ; u
} ollows :
I.muliHi .Scuek ( Ji
I.osnow , Jan. 29. 1 p. m. Close :
; onaol , moiio.v..U8 13-10 Mexican ordinary. 14J
JoiiHols , ai'0'iit..oy 13-10 St. Paul I'ominon. . 01
: -uiullaii ; Paclllu . 74 New York Centr.il. 10 IH
Irio . 10 IVnimylvanla . CilH
7ll !
llllnolHLVntral. lu ) Mox. Con. now ! . ,
MONEY 1 nor cent.
The rate of ills munt In the open market for
ihort and three months bllU'J'a jiercont.
St. IDills MllllMjr OlUIIHtlllllB.
ST. Loun , Jan. 29. MInlngstocks today were
lull and without change , Tlio following are
Lho closing ( mutations :
031AIIA I.IVB STOUli
icnrolty or m All Sorts Itcanltt In
n Tuning uji of Tr.ulo.
' , MONDAY , Jan. 20.
Receipts of all Ulnd ? were unusually light
.oday oven for af-Monday , the demoralized
aarkots the latter .part of the week un-
loubtedly havlng.u coed deal to do with the
supplies. , , '
The run of cattiq was the lightest of the
'ear ' , and the general quality of the offer-
tigs was far from good. There was no 1m-
irovemcnt in tho'ouUiilo demand , aod none
o speak of In' ' , ijtho Inquiry from
ocal Blaughtoro'f ? , Offerings , however ,
voro so limited / that buyers hade
%
o do some 1 rustling to llll oven
heir very light orders. The market was
horeforo tolerably actlvo , and naturally a
iltlo firmer , although hardly quotabl.v
iljjhcr on any grade , Fair to pretty good
,000 to I , S50-1I ) . steers sold at from M.'fl to
si.GO vUth the common graaes down to $3.
t did not take Iho meager offerings long to
ihango hamls.
The same remarks will apply equally well
o the cow market. OITcrlnua were limited
mil the demaiU a lltllo more satisfactory.
talcs included common to choice cows and
lolfors at from $1 CO to M , but
; ho bulk oftho fair lo good
auichera * cowa wont at fJ.SS to $3.TO. Calves
it irom ta.OO to f5.50 were fully strong and
, ho market for rough Block was no lower
ban on Saturday , war tu very good bulls ,
aoi : and stags selling at from $1,50 to W.
In suckers ana feeders there was ro :
nuoli ctmngo either ono way or the otlioi * .
Supplies were limited and to was the de
mand. Prices for the most part , liowcvei
were firmly liel.l. ( ! oed to cholco feeder ;
are quoted nt $3.0./i4'J.70 ) / ; fair to good n
$2.70ii't.OO' ; anil lighter , commoner gr.ulo
at from $3,70 down. Keprcacntntlvo sales
MII.KI'lt.4 AM ) SrillMiKUS.
1 springer . - ? 25 00
CAIVIH. :
0 00
0 2r >
0 25
0 25
0 25
0 0(1 (
0 GO
2 50
a oo
a oo
a oo
a 05
a on
a oo
a oo
a 05
a 70
a sea
a oo
3 00
OX UN.
2 1003 200 1 1450 225
3TOCKiil9 AND I'URIllltlS.
4 420 230 14 802 305
1 700 200 4 022 800
9 672 2(50 0 730 305
1 430 2 GO 0 770 310
3 393 275 18 928 U 15
2 980 290 1 840 315
4 745 295 12 . . . . 857 310
1 870 300 19 837 II 10
2 . . . . 005 3 00 0 893 3 10
49 885 300 0 010 310
4 700 305 10 994 335
COI.OIIADO CATTI.15.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
Ill COWS. . 093 ? 1 00 1 hull..1200 82 10
4hulls..l402 215 1 hull..1180 210
7 com. . . 937 230 Ifdr. . . . 950 250
1 fdr 1020 300 lOfdr-s. . 870 325
Icow. . . . 040 125 lOhofrs. 583 205
43COW.H. . . 752 2 15
lions Receipts today were not a great
deal different from las * Jilondny , hut were
CO per cent fewer than on Saturday. The
market was'more to the sellers' liking , prices
ranging from 5c to lOc Higher than Saturday.
Neither shippers nor speculators were in
clined to do much trading , but their nosenco
was not felt , as with stronger markets cast
and local houses all after supplies there was
plenty of activity. The range of price ? was ,
as usual , narrow , from $5 20 for
common packers and underweight Fluff
up to J.VJT'i ' for choice light and
butcher loads. The popular figure for fair
to good hogs of all weights , however , was
$3.23 , fully half the offerings changing hands
at that price , against S3.15 to $5.80 Saturday
and $5.2 ! ) to $3.33 on last Monday. Represent
ative sales :
No. Av. 8h. Pr.
GO..241 40 $5 20
53..808 80 6 20
53..301 200 0 20
84..182 40 0 20
07..270 5 20
04..237 40 6 20
0..220 0 20
58..290 80 0 22 > , i
58. . . . 105 5 22'/i
59..240 40 5 22Ki
70..234 120 0 22' ' , ;
04..190 0 22i !
68..250 80 0 20
66..205 0 20
GO..319 0 25
75..220 40 5 25
80..222 80 0 20
06. . . 270 40 5 20
Siir.ni' Throe frcsh loads of sheep wcro
received. The market was not overly active
as buyers wore somewhat bearishly inclined ,
but prices were little , if any , lower than at
the close of-last week. Fair to good natives ,
$2.75 ( ; i.f > 0j fair to good westerns ,
M.23 ; common and stock sheep ,
peed to choice 40 to 100-lb. lamufi. S3.GOij ( > l. : > 3.
Representative sales :
No. Wt. I'r.
219 western wethers 87 $3 10
381 Mexican wethers 96 3 20
CliiriiQO llv Murk .Marker.
CniCAOO. Jan. 29. There was no change of
Importance In the cattle market. Nothing ro-
Ecmbllng activity was developed In any branch
of the trade , ami while prices were fully sus
tained they did not .show an advancing tend
ency , unless It ho for butcher ! . ' stock. The
latter was In small supply and was strong.
The steer market was dull , with sales princi
pally at from J3.25 to $4.25. Theio were few
rlpo'cattlo and quotations for such are nom
inal. Sales of cows and bulls were generally
nt from $2 to * 3 , with from ifl.25 to $3.70 the
extreme range of quotations. Stackers and
feeders were In light request , local specu
lators being about the only buyers. Halves
were In light supply and remained firm.
There was but , .slight , variation In price ? of
hogs. Hales wcro on a basis of $3.45 for the
best light and $5.00 for the prime heavy
wolghtu. Thi'so figures were not reached In
many Instanced , the greater number selling at
front $ & . ' ! & to 15.30 , and at from 85,30 to J3.40
for lilt-alum and heavy. Trade was not brisk ;
It was rather dull so far as packers were con
cerned , and the domaml for eastern account
was not by any moans urgent. The supply of
38,000 head , therefore , proved iimplu to meet
all wants , anil the miirUot. was barely steady
at Saturday'H decline. Today's receipts were
estimated lit 32,000 head , against. 23,561 a
week two and 21,070 a year ago. The close
was weak.
The receipts of sheep were fair and prices
were st'Kuly at from 11.73.to $1.75 for poor to
extra. Not many sales were made nt hotter
than lM.35 , and only a limited number at loss
than J2.GO , from-2.75 to $3,30 being the pop
ular figures. The lamb market was strong at
from J3 lo M.tlO for poor to choice , K.Mru
were quoted as high as $4.75 ,
Receipts : Cattle , 13.000 ho.ul : calves , 300
henil ; Imgs , 32,000 head ; sheep , 11,000 head ,
The Kvonlng Jouriril reports :
UATTM3 Hecelpts , 13,000 head ; most of the
sales reported are rather better than on
Saturday , hut prices show no particular
HoiTs Receipts , 32,000 head : market steady :
rough and common , { .VJOTtO.aO ; packers and
mlvod , S5.30I45.30 : prime heavy and butchers ,
$5.4025,45 ; prime light , J5.35isG.40.
BiiKKi1 AND LAMIM Hooolpu , 11,000 head ;
market steady : tup sheep , J3.00ii3.00 ; top
lambs. $4.0034.75.
ItiinviN City l.ivu stiiciK .Murlcot.
KANSAS Otrv , Jan. 29. O.mi.n Itscotnti ,
4,800 head ; shipments , 4.2UO head : market
strong ; Texas steers , 9J.7Q9.3.0 ; shipping
Hteern. i4.OOI45.20 ; Texas ) and native cows ,
$1,753.25 ; butcher itock.W. 15211.00 ; stookors
and feeders , 12.5033.00.
lloiw-KeoolpU , 4,000 hoadj shipments ,
300 head ; market stuady and htrong : bulk ,
S4.003J5.20 ; liuiivy. packing and uilxml. * 5.06
IIJ5.30 ; lights , Vurkui-H ami pigs. JI 30 ( 5.25 ,
' Kocoints , 2,011. ) head ; bhlpinout3 ,
300 head ; nmrliot steady. _
Kt. l.ouu laro MIIIIK
ST. I.ouis , Jan , 29. OATVI.E Hoeolpts , 3.500
head ; shipments , 700 head ; murkol quint ,
iiuallty not very good. I < hht shipping uatlvo
Nteors , $3.00iS .Oi ) ; fed To\us steers , S3.ioa
3.50 ; grass cows , il.50'(6.l.0l ( ) .
jlocjs Itecelpts , 5,200 head ; shlmnoiits.
3,000 head ; miiflfOt oiiened stoudy , closed
weak. Host heavy , $ .1.3035.424 ; mlxod , * 5.00
B5.35 ; llulit. f3.lfaa.30. (
SHEEi'-ltojolpis , 1,200 head ; shipments , 700
head ; miirket strong ; native muttons. * 3.0oa
M.OO ; fell To.\tllts , f3.30 , _
hloek HI nirilu.
Itocolplsofllvastiolf at ttis four
western marUets Monday , January 20 :
Cattle , llo'-i. .
South Omaha . 1.400 2,243 GOO
UhluaXO . 13.000 32,001) 11,000
Kansas City . 4,80(1 ( 4,000 2,0011
Bt Io'uU . 3,500 6,200 1,200
Total . 22,700 43,443 14 , 00
.Smut City l.ivo MUCK Market.
Si JUS ClTV , Jan. SO.-lIOOS-Hccolots , 300
When Lovely Woman Stoops to Folly ,
and continues the old-fashioned so-called
to use - , - \
soaps , which destroy clothing and clean nothing ; t
soaps which arc cosily at tiny price , ineffective , '
labor-increasing and wasteful , instead of using j
And Finds Too Late that Men Betray ,
bad temper when their collars , cuffa and shirts ,
and the household linen , are ruined by cheap ,
wretched soaps ;
What Charm can Soothe her Melancholy ?
Why ! Santa Claus Soap
Sold by nil Grocers. Manufactured only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. , - Chicago.
head ; olllnlal Saturday , 1,004 head ; snip-
monts. 814 head ; market strong ; $5. HcgiO.lu ;
uiilk5.12'i.
( 'ATTr.u Itocclpts , 200 head ; ollli'lal Satur
day. Hb bead ; shtmnent * , 80 head ; feeders ,
S2.iV'iJ3.2u ) ; yearllmis , $ 'J.252.7& ; cows , 11.00
(32.CO ( ; bulls , '
CIM'JCS Z.Y Xllt COUUIIO'.tt.
"Tho life blood of commerce seems to bo
In good circulation in Omaha compared to
eastern cities , " remarked E. II. Hutlor , pro
prietor of the Buffalo News , at the Pax-
ton. "Even In the number of unemployed
and destitute thQ ligures given for Omaha
are nothing compared to Stber metropolitan
centers. Poverty during winter months has
always existed in largo cities , ana more so
than ever this year. Buffalo lias ; 5,000 ( ) des
titute. The citizens there have raised $37-
000 to take care of the poor , and I find that
in every locality where suffering exists tlio ,
broad American spirit of generosity
is extending n helping hand to the
unfortunate poor. The condition of the. un
employed in New York City is appalling.
There are 00,000 people in that city on the
ragged cdgo of despair over their poverty.
1 believe that the only satisfactory solution
of the question is for each municipality to
put the unemployed to work by devising
some means for construction of public build
ings or public improvements. In Buffalo
several new school houses have been ordered
and thus many idle hands will Und work.
The wage earner then feels that ho is not an
object of charity , as you will Und that tlio
American workman has a streak of true
American pride in his mauo up.
"I have ueen greatly impressed with
Omaha during my visit , " continued Mr.
Butler. "The magnitude of its commercial
Interests and excellence of the architecture
in the residential portion of tho- city was
somewhat of a surprise to mo. Next to
Buffalo , I regard Omaha , as one of the best
paved cities in the world.
"Politically speaking , I think that Now
York will go republican by an overwhelming
majority in the next presidential election.
There is some talk of ros-ivlug the old ticket
of Harrison ana Ueid and 1 would not bo
surprised to see the same old campaign
badges good In 1800. McKinley is the logi
cal candidate , but logical candidates are
sometimes too radical and fall to got tlio
nomination , although , personally , I would
not regard tlio nomination of McKinley Us
distasteful. President Cleveland has lost
his old friends in Buftalo where ho resided
before fume crowned him as the man of
destiny , ills future destiny , I think , will
bo an overwhelming repudiation by the
voters of the United States , The nominee
of the republican p.u-ty will carry Brooklyn ,
Buffalo and Now York city , sure , because
democrats will repudiate the policy of the
present administration and give it a sting
ing reminder at the polls. I look for a re
vival of good timo.s , when the republican
party , which is a party of business princi
ples , is restored to power. I do not think
that the Wilson bill will pass In its present
form. One of Its idlosyncraeloa is to
endeavor to 'pull the wool' over
the eyes of the workingman by
tollinir him that clothes will bo cheaper
with wool on the free list. Tlio present duty
on wool is 11 cents per pound , and no suit of
clothe * weighs moro than ten pounds.
Fabrics are not exclusively composed of
wool , as any ono knows , as some other ma
terial Is put In It to stiffen the goods , Now ,
if the cost of clothes is reduced as promised ,
it moans u reduction in the price of wages of
men in factories and tailoring shops , who
make the goods. American workmen cannot
bo tooled but nnco , and have now coma to
the conclusion that their only salvation is in
a nrotuuttvo tariff. The present condition of
the unemployed Is largely brought about
by the tinkering with the tariff which
has scared factory owners , and the result Is
many kilo smokestacks until the question in
settled. Unless this labor and tariff Issue U
llxed and protection is given to American In
dustries and American labor , the people of
this country will soon witness bread riots
that will hurt this great republic abroad as
well aa at homo ,
"I believe that from present indications ,
Clmuncoy M , Dcpow will ho the next gov
ernor of the atuto of New York , " concluded
Mr. Butler. " 1 was in Now York City the
other day conversing with a man who sits
elose to the I'limp llru In party councils , and
ho said that thorn was a movement on foot
now to nominate Uppow ut the next slate
convention. I hollovn that the great after-
dinner speaker will s-.vccp the state , no ho Is
doscrvealy popular , and would obliterate
party lines. "
Mr. Butler Is making a tour of the went ,
accompanied by his family. Ho went to No-
broska this afternoon and will proceed from
there to Denver and the I'aoillc coast.
"There Is a reign of terror in Chicago Just
now among men who remain out Into at
night , " said Kluior Kooto at the Murray
yesterday. "Kven the feminine gender has
gene Into the highwayman business. Men
who never suspect such'a thing , are con
fronted by foot nails in potticoata , with a
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Sotith Ornalna.
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Market reports by mall arid nlra cheerful
OrnUhod upon uppllcatloo.
brace of revolvers and compelled to dig up
what chanRO they have in their clothes.
One peculiarity is that the female lootpads
do not use the 'sandbag but invariably carry
two revolvers , so that any hopes a victim
might entertain , regarding poor marksman *
ship , goes glimmering when ho looks into a
brace of revolver barrels. I bolicvo that
some of the thiovcs are men dressed up in
female attire , but recentdovolopmonts provo
that there are many women in Chicago now
who are making a living as professional rob
bers and enforcing politeness from victims
by the aid of ominous-looking six-shooters. "
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A IV.vorH" ICmnotiy for l.a Grippe.
"During the epidemic of la gnppo Cliam
horhun's Cough Remedy took the loid : hero
and was much batter liked than other suupli
medicine. " H. M. Dungs , druggist , Chats *
worth , III. The grip is much tlio same as n
very severe cold and requires precisely tha
same treatment. This remedy is prompt !
and effectual and will prevent any tendency
of the dlscnso toward pneumonia. l''or ' sala
by druggists.
SLUG JED A BUKGLAB.
Annie Kelley Cliilinn to IIiivo Jtobbod m
Tiilof ur inn itiioty.
* Police OnicorKalioy was called upon Sunday
evening to Investigate a case of burglary at
the residence of Ben Marti , Twenty-seventh
and Corby streets. The family had gone out
to spend the evening , leaving Annie IC-illoy ,
a servant girl , in the house alone ,
According to the girl's story , she hor.rd a
noise in the parlor and went down to sea
what was the matter. Slio found two nicu
busily engaged packing a valise with what
valuables the room contained. She gave the
alarm. The thieves quickly left and Miss
Kelley followed them.
When the corn&r of Twenty-third and
C'Jining streets was reached the men separ
ated. Then the girl slipped up behind the
man carrying the vullso and struck him n
blow on Iho hack of the neck with her list.
The burglar fell to thu ground and tlio
woman grabbed the satchel and hurried
home. The police hardly think it possible
that the girl could follow the men all that
distance and not meet u policeman , espe
cially as that part of town is remarkably # * " * '
well protected and a policeman Is nearly al
ways standing at the corner of Cuming
street , day and night.
The girl describes the burglars as belli ) ;
heavy-bet men tvcaring soft hats.
Thu llexi I'liiKKT.
For pains In tha cheat there Is nothing
hotter than u flannel cloth saturated with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm ami bound on over
the scat of pain. For sale by druggists.
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Now Company rorinod In Han IT.ineUco to ,
Control till ) .Mrnt .tl il-ket. >
SAN FKANCISCO , Jan UU , A now company
to bo known as the Oakland I'acklnir Aj
Provision company will , In all probability ,
succeed to the Union Stock Yards company ,
the Hodco Packing company and the Harris
Packing company of Hoileo. In August last
the Union Stock Yards company and aflll.
latcu packing companies , In consequence of
the dull business and the ilnan-
da I stringency , suspended opera
tions , .Now a now corporation
bus been found , br.vlng no connection with
the others , for the purpose , am'dng other
things , of buying up the entire kilting ami
meat packing plant of the Union Stol ;
Yards company and the two packing com
panies. The now concern will fllo Us
articles of Incorporation In a few days at
Sacramento , nml Is reported to have a pant
Up capital of $1,000,000 In Now York. Its
head ollico , all Its banking business and Ha
sales department will bn in Oakland and It
in the munition ol the concern to start up
about May 1. The men at the head of tills
Undertaking are mostly foreigners , but all
represent large moneyed interests.
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Wo rould not improve the quality If wa
paid double the price. DoU'itt'a U'ltuh Hazel
Salve Is thi ) best HIUVO that oxporlon.es can
produce , or that money can buy.