10 TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JA TJAHY 81 , 1890.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Speculators Endeavor to Press a Lower
Price for that Commodity !
MAY YIELDS TO EXTENT OF HALF A C5NT
Corn nnil Onlft Are TlireeHlKlitli * of
n Cent l.imer , Pork Seven nnil a
Half nml Inrd nnil Ullii
Two nnil u Half.
CHICAOO , Jnn , 30. Speculators In wheat
today wcro very much In favor of a lower
jirlco for that commodity. They sold freely ,
both when wheat was strong and when
through their own efforts It b cnm < ' some
what weak , The market , however , stood
the pressure remarkably well and at the
clone only ' , &c & decline had been effected
In May. Corn nnd oats each lift off % o
lower. Pork lost 7'c , lard and ribs ZVz'QZc.
Wheat Btnrtod very Irregularly at 'Jo
nbovc to Uc below Siturday'R closing llg-
iiro for the May future. The very cold
weather had some Influence upon those
who were BO willing to pay an ndvance ,
and lower quotations from Liverpool , with
nn expected Increase In the visible , np-
ji aled to those who were willing to sell
The latter were In the majority and May
Htarted all the way from 77c to 7Sc , de-
< lined quickly to 76 > 4c. At that figure
the selling pressure slackened nnd there
was n fresh Hood of crop damage reports ,
together with enormous clearances at the
Mmhoird. ICurly sellers hastened to co\er.
M ndlng May up to 77T4fi78e.
Chicago receipts were 96 cars , against CO
< -nrs a jenr ago , and Minneapolis and Duluth -
luth got 770 tnrlonds s compared with
MS last week and 487 the corresponding day
11 year airo.
The world's shipments of wheat and flour
In Europe lor the wek amounted to 7,150-
000 bu , , with a tendency on the part of
Kussli to Increase Its otitmit The amount
on orean passage was 4MJ.OOO bu. . nniLtho
result of the week's domestic stock-taking
was an Increase of 310000 bu In the viable.
The total of the latter was found to be
2S.5S1000 bu. , or about 8 000 000 bu smaller
than at the corresponding period of the
j > re\lous year. Primary western market re
ceipts aggregated 119.000 bu. , against 550,000
liu. a year ago. The clearances of wheat
and flour from Atlantic norts , exclusive , of
OnlvpHton. wore 1,051000 bu. Liverpool
closed % { fvid lower for futures and Paris
bhowed a. decline of lOfitEc
The government crop report , expected
tiftor the close of the session , caused some
nelllng In anticipation of Its containing
flomcthlng bearish Beerbohm late In the
day. sent a. cablegram saying the correct
world's shipments of wheat nnd flour
should be called 5.000 000 bu. On receipt of
this pleco of news holders began to lose
confidence again nnd H season of free
liquidation Hot In. under which May de
clined to 76ttc. and closed at 76c.
Cold weather was a bearish argument In
corn. 8omn heavy shorts were supposed to
bo covering In a cautious way on the de
clines. The selling became pronounced near
the end. Mav opened the selling 'M4c
Mghcr at 3SVT < 3S7Je. declined to 3Sc. and
closed at SSfiJS'ic buyer *
Longs continued to take profits In oats
nnd this coupled with the easiness of the
other markets caused a decline. Mav
opened a shade higher at 2SB touched 2Sr 4
GiKltC , and declined to 2 $ < iiR2S'ic at the
close
The declining tendency of the grain mar-
kcto near the end of the session had had
n depressing effect In provisions and In
duced Helling enough to wipe out an early
ndvantagc. A small run of hogs and higher
prices at the yard were the strengthening
influences. May pork opened 5c tip at $1065 ,
Bold at $106714 , sold off to JlOfiO nnd closed
nt J10.52Vi buvors. May lard began 2 c
lilgher at 13 97H , declined to $5 87'4 ' , nnd
closed at $5"X ) seller * . May ribs started 5o
l > ettcr ati30 weakened to $3,17'40520. and
Closed at J5 20ST5 22 % .
Estimated receipts for Tuesday : Wheat.
JSO cars ; corn. l.COO cans ; oats. 810 cars ; hogs ,
80.000 head.
Leading futurM ranged as follows :
Articles O n. HlKh. a Low. Oio Satdy.
77M-73 70M 77X
73' < 74 74M 74H
in 36
IH
J8J1-3U
2SW
SOU 20H
10 OR 1007M 10 CO 1052H 1060
007K 587M r , oo COS
610 610 000 000 005
530 630 517 * 62S
6.17V4 637K
No. 2.
'asn quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Steady : winter straights , $3500)
870 ; patents , $3.9004.00 ; hard patents , $370Jj
390WHEATNo. . 3 spring , 73074Uc ; No. 3
Bprirrg 'rofi73c ; No. 2 red , 75-i076V4c. !
CORN-NO. 2 , 37U T37 sc.
OATS No. 2. 27Hc ; No. 2 white , 30UQ31c ;
Ko : t white , 29 : > 4(3'3014c. (
RYE No. 2 , 57'4C.
BARLEY No. 2 , 42732c.
HEEDS-Flaxseed , No. 1 , $1.1531.19 : prlmo
timothy peed , $2351/2.40
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , $1030
< r1033. Lard , per 100 Ibs , $3700675. Short
ribs sides ( lee < > e ) , $4 900510. Dry salted
shoulders ( bo\cd ) $4.25 ) 1.3714. Short clear
Bides ( boxed ) , $5 1505 25.
WHISKY Distillers' finished jjoods. per
gal . $1.27.
RUGARB Cut loaf. $ G 70 ; granulated , $3 20
The followlnc were the receipts and ship
ments for toaay :
Article * Hecelpts. Shlp'ts.
Dour , bbls 13,000 22,000
Wheat , bu 5" ! 900 20XXI (
Torn , hu. . . ' . 4isom ) no coo
Oats , bu 262,000
ye , bu 0.001) 12,000
Jlarley. bu 63000 11.000
On the Produce exchange today , the but
ter mnrkot was Hteady ; creameries. ] 30 >
18V4c ; dairies , 10'A S > ijc. ( Eggs , fresh , 17c.
Cheese , steady ; creanverles , 9 > ; 0iic.
MJW YOIIK < ; IMIHAL \HICKT. .
Quotation * for llto liny nil fieiiernl
Coinnioilltli-N.
NEW YORK , Jan , 30. FLOUR-Recelpts.
10,169 bbls. ; exports , 72,673 bblw. ; quiet nnd
KenenUly hold steady , with buyers nnd sell
ers considerably apart ; winter patents , $38'
CI4.10 ; winter straights , $3.7003.80 ; Minnesota
jiatents , J420i l.40 ; winter extras. $2.7003.00 ;
{ Minnesota bakers , $ .3.1503.40 ; winter low-
grades , $ -.40 < fi2.br .
CORNMEAlv Steady at 840S3C.
RYE-Steady ; No. 2 western , 67&c , f o.
I ) , ntlont
WHEAT Receipts 160,000 bu. ; exports
473,018 bu. ; spot , easy ; No. 2 red. SS'/ie. f , o
1) , nlloat , to arrive. Options were nbout
ntendy. but experienced n irregular day
tlirough lack of outside trade and persistent
ncIlIng by foreigners : weakness was the
tule. varied by a midday rally , small clear
ances and a cold wave scare ; the govern
ment report promised late today was al o
lti. ; spot , btcady ; No. 2. 46c , f. o b , nlloat.
for old. Options opened steady with wheat.
Init being nffcted by lower cables heavy-
tar lot estimates nnd a small export de-
Inand were rather easy all day , closing
veak at ' 40 net decline ; May , 4304J < ; ,
closed 43c.
OATS Receipts , 109200 bu ; exports 120
liu. ; spot , dull : No , 2. 33c : No 2 white , 2G&C1.
Options vveni dull and nominal.
HOI'S Steady ; state , common to choice ,
1 9G crop. 7iiSc ; 1S'J7 crop , H013c ; IMS crop ,
150190 : Pacific coast. lS9d crop , 70Sc : 1SU7
crop. ll 13c : IfifS crop , 1S020C.
HIDES Klrm : Galveston , HUc ; Te.\us.
div. 12c
HUTTim Receipts. 9.460 pkgs. : firm :
i tcrn creamery , 14019c ; Elglns , 19c : fac-
torv. 120140.
CHEESE-Recelpts , 1 023 pkgs ; firm ;
largo , white. 10V < c ; small , white. HOllUc ;
large , colored. lOVSc ; small , colored , 11011 > 4c.
KV.aS llecelpts. 9 206 pkgs ; steady ;
WfHl > rn , ISUc ; southern , 17'401S'4c.
WOOISteady ; llcece , 17G22c : Texas , ug
J4c.TALLOW
TALLOW 1-Jrm : city. 4'604'ic ; country ,
RICE-Flrm : extra. 4'406c : Japan , 5\ic.
MOLASSES Weak : Now Orleans , 1601SC.
METALS Pig Iron vvarrants were llrm at
IS. 50. nominal I ake copper was strong and
Wuher. with $16.25 bid mm $16.50 asked. Tin
was stromr and higher , with $21.25 bid and
121.50 asked. Lend wan strong and higher ,
with $4.43 bid nnd $1.50 asked Spelter was
elrong , with J3.C5 bid and $3.75 asked. The
brokers' prlco for leail Is $4.25 and copper
f 16 CO hid
COTTONSEED OIL Fairly nctUo and
stronger , particularly on prlmo summer yel
low. which IB selling mostly by sample ,
prime summer crude. 19Hc ; prime summer
nude. f. o b , mills. 160174c ; vrlnio summer
yellow. 2liJ23c ; off summer yellow , 22V
putter grades ,
Ilnltlmare Murki-l.
BALTIMORE Jan. 30-FLOUR-Dull ;
rerelnts. 13.001 bbls. ; exports , SIS bbls.
WHEAT Unsettled and lower. Spot and
the month , 79't1"9' ' c ! steamer No. 2 red.
7GA4077c ; receipts , 41317 bu. ; expoitsi , 32,0'X ' )
bu ; Aouthern wheat , by sample , 75'ir3oe.
CORN Dull iind caslT ; spot nnd the
month , 40'i'c/10'e ! February ,
steamer mixed , .S'l'/3S'sc ' ( / ' ! receipts , 233.923
bu. , exports 212,238 bu.j southern white
corn , 37Vifll/c ( ; southern yellow. 36JJ39c.
OATS-rirm ; No. 2 white , 35035 0 ! No.
2 mixed , 33c , Receipts , 6,276 bu , ; exports ,
none ,
BUTTER Steady ; fnncy creamery , 17 ®
20o ; ladle , lie ; good ladle , 13c ; store packed ,
lllf c.
LGOS-rirm : fresh , ISc.
CHEESE Steady ; fnncy New York , 6no ;
Inrgf. llfill'.ic ; medium , H'i'ffllHc ' : emnll ,
OMAHA CP.MillAI , SIAHKHT.
Conilldnii of Trnilo nnil Qttntntton * nn
Minnie nnil I"ntii < > - Prodnrtn ,
EGGS Receipts , liberal ; market firm ;
fr HI stork. 14c.
nUTTER-Common to fair , lOSllc ; choice ,
lS714c ; separator. Uc ; gathered creamery ,
H'SlBc.
POULTRY Hena , live , 664c ? : dressed ,
7JiSc ; old roosters , live , 3c ; dressed Ic ;
spring chickens , live , 6c ; dressed. 70Sc ;
ducks , live. 6c : dressed , fc ; geese , live , 6c ,
dressed , 8c ; turkeys , live , 7@ic ; dressed ,
IWIllc
GAME Teal , blue wing. $1.75 ; green wing ,
$1 ro ; mixed , $1.7551225 ; jackrabblts , $1500) )
1.75. cottontails Jl.OWil.25.
PIGEONS Live , per doz , 60c.
VEAL-Cholce. SJJSVic ,
OYSTERS-Bulk Standard , per gal. . $1.10 ;
mediums , per win , 15c ; Standard , per can ,
20c- Extra Select , per can , 25c ; New York
Counts , per can 30c.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Florida , per 6-baskct crate ,
HPINACH-Per basket. 751 ( ! > 0c.
LETTU'C'E Homo grown , per doz ,
bunches , tOc
ONIONS Home grown , per doz , bunches ,
CELERY California , good stock , 2".c ;
choice 35c : fancy , 50c : extra large , 73c ;
Michigan , choice stock , 25030C.
TAULirLOWER-Per crate , $2.50.
ONIONS Per bu , 60Ti60c.
BEANS Hand-picked , navy , per bu , Jl 33
01 40
POTATOES-Cholcc , sacked , 45050c ;
porrer stock. 40c.
SWEET POTATOES-Fancy , per bbl. ,
$250
FRUITS.
APPLES-Ben Davl , per bbl. , $100 ; Genl-
tons , JT.50 ; Now York Baldwins , Greenings
and others , choice , per bbl. . $1.0004.25 ; west
ern boxed apples , $1 6501 7i
ORAPES-Malaga , per bbl . JS.0009.00.
CRANBERRIES Jersey , > 0.50 ; per crate ,
" " *
TROPICAL FRUITS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iNlnTAAlmoMds pcr lb 17c Brazils
- ? AlmoMds > > : , per
Ib. 9fflOc , English walnuts , per Ib. fancy ,
soft shell. HS12c : standards. 10c ; filberts
per Ib. , lie ; pecans , polished , 7QSc ; cocoanuts -
nuts , per 100 , SI ; poanuts. raw , 5U6c :
roasted , 6Hc : chestnuts. 8fJ9c
CIDER Per half bbl. . $3
SAUERKRAUT-Per half bbl. $2.
HONEY Choice white. 120l2 .c.
MAPLE SYRUP-Flve-gal. "can. each ,
$2 50 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal ,
cans , $625 ; quart cans , $350
MAPLE SUGAR Choice , in boxes , 9010c
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES-No 1 green hides. 7c ; No. 2 green
hides , 6c ; No 1 salted hides , SVtc ; No 2
alted hides , 7 < Ac ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to' 12
lbn , lOc , No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs , Sc.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC-Tallow , No
1. 3c ; tallow. No 2. 2Hc ; rough tallow. lV4c ;
white greise. 2ii03c ; yellow and brown
grease , I' lft21ic.
SHEEP PELTS-Green salted , each , 15 ®
, oc ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
> > arly skins ) , each , J5c ; dry shearings ( short
wooledearly _ skins ) . No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry
flint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Ib , actual weight , 406o ; dry flint ,
Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per Ib . actual weight , 104c ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per Ih , actual
weight , 4I(6c : drv flint , Colorado murrain
wooi pelts , per Ib , actual weight. 3@4c.
puns Mink. Nvs-firv bear ( black or
" ; wolf ( timber ) , 25cJU250 ; wolf
ipralrlc ) , eoyotte. 10ft50c ; wildcat , 10025o :
oadgur , 5040c : silver fox. $50.00i575 00.
St. I.onl Market.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 30.-FLOUR-Flrm ; pat
ents , $170fl3 SO ; straights , $3 3503 45 ; clear.
$2 9001 15
WHEAT Options Irregular , with frac
tional changes. Spot lower : No. 2 red cash ,
elevator , 79c bid ; track , 77QSOc ; January.
7Sc ; May , 80aSlc ; July , 72Ttc ; No. 2 hard ,
70'072c. .
OATS Options fractionally lower ; spot
lower : No. 2 cash. 28 c bid ; track , 28U ®
2S' c ; January , 29c ; May , 29'0 > 29Uc ; July.
5Hc bid : No. 2 white. 31c.
RYE Lower ; 57c bid , track.
SEEDS Flaxseed. lower , J1.12V4 ; prime
tlmotny. nominal ,
CORNMEAL-$1.7501.St > .
BRAN Stronger ; sacked , east track , Kc
HAY Timothy , dull. $6500800 ; prnlrlei
dull. $650 5 on
BUTTER Firm : creamery , 15@19Ho ;
dnliv. 1201.V.
EGOS-Hlghpr at IBUc.
WHISKY Lower ; $1.28.
POULTRY Firm : chickens , 6S7c : tur-
kevs. SJfSHc : geese , 4'/i05c ; ducks 64537c
METALS Lead. firm. $4.23. Spelter , llrm.
$5 4 ( > t(5 42V4.
PROVISIONS-Pork aulet ; standard
mess , Jobbtnsr , old. $9.37 % ; new , J10 37 > 6.
Lard , easier : nrimo steam. J3.50 : choice ,
$5 B7'4. Dry salt meats boxed shoulders.
$4 12's ; extra shorta. $4.87',6 : ribs , J512 > 4 ;
shorts , $525. Bacon , boxed shoulders , $1.75 ;
extra , snorts , $537V ; ribs , $562' ; shorts.
RECEIPTS Flour. 5000 bbls. : wheat. 53.-
000 hu : corn. 163 OuO bu. ; oats. 115,000 bu.
SHlPMENTS-Flour. 4.000 bbls. wheat.
3U.OOO bu. ; corn. 47.000 bu. ; oats , 18.000 bu.
\o OrlraiiN Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan.,30 PROVISIONS
Firm. Pork , standard mass , $9.75010.50.
Laid , refined tierce , $ I.2504.3714 ; pine ,
$6 12li. Boxed meats , dry salt shoulders ,
It. 50. aides > .37U. Bacon , clear ribs sides ,
$ G.12b. Hams , choice , sugar cured , $8.500) )
9.50.
COFFEE Steady ; Rio , ordinary to fair.
RICE Low grades , off ordinary to good ,
04c.
FLOUR Extra fancy , $3.6503.75 ; patents.
J4.15B4.30.
CORNMEAL $1.95.
BRAN 660670
HAY Prime. $110001200 ; choice , J13.00 ®
IS.Gu
CORN No 2 sacked , mixed and white ,
42iI42Hc ; yellow. 43c.
OATS-No. 2 tacked. 33V4Q3IC.
Cliiflnnntl Market.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 30 PLOUR-Stcady ;
fancy. $1 3004 40 , family. $2 5502.75
WHEAT Steady. No 2 red , 77c.
CORN Firm , active ; No. 2 mixed , 37 c.
OATS-rirm. No. 2 mixed , 31c.
UYE Plrm : No. 2. 64c.
PROVlSIONS-Lard , quiet. $443. Bulk
niP.itR. steady. Bacon , dull , $3.75.
WHISKY Steady. $1.26.
BUTTER-Dull
SUGAR Steady ; hard refined , $1330510
EGGS rirm , higher : 15c.
CHEESE Active , llrm ; good to prime
Ohio Hat. 10U011c.
Grill II Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. Jan -WHEAT Steady ;
March. 5s ll'4d. Hay. 5s 10-V1.
CORN I-ower nnd quiet. March. 3s S id :
May , 3s WO
Imports of wheat Into Liverpool during
the last week : From Atlantic ports , 70.710
quarters , from Pacific ports , 1,000 quarters ;
from other ports , none ; Imports of corn
from Atlantic ports during the week. 65,600
qunrter >
HOPS At London. Pacific const , firm at
4 15s0 5 IDS.
PROVISIONS Bacon , clear bellies , firm
at 32s 3d.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO Jan SO.-WHEAT-Hlgher ; No
2 , cnsh. "S ic : May , IB'fc asked.
cash , old , $363 , new , cash nnd January ,
$3.9-7 $ .
Philadelphia Produce Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30-BUTTER-
Stendy ; fancy w OH tern creamery , 19c ;
prints. 2Gv.
EGOS Unchanged : fresh , nearby , 19o ;
western , 19c ; southwestern , ISc ; southern ,
'ciIEESE-Steady.
llnlutli ( irnlii Mnrket.
DULUTH , Jan. 30-WHEAT-No. 1 hard.
casn. 75 * c ; May , 77iHc ; July , 77'4o ' ; No. 1
northern , cash , 72 ? c ; May , 75'tc ; July ,
75 > 4c.
MnrUet.
NEW ORLEANS , Jnn. SO.-SUGAR-Onen
kettli . 2H'ii37-16e ; opjn kettle , centrifugal ,
39-16'Jlc. c ntrlfusal , uranuluted , none in
first hands , white , 4V , yllow Ifll 7-16c.
Mola wes , open kettle- , steady , IMWc , cen
trifugal , quiet , 6016c. Syrup , none In first
hands
NEW YORK. Jan. M.-SUOAll-linn ,
firm ; refining , 3\c ; centrifugal , W test , 4'4c ;
molasses sugar , 39-l6c ; retln d , firm ;
t-rtlshed , 5Hc ; powdered , S'fcej granulated ,
Cc.
1C n UN tin ( Jlt > Urnln nnit Pro Ul n .
KANSAS CITY. Jnn. 2S. j
lower : No. 2 , C6Hf68V4c ! ; No. 2 red , 74076c ;
No. 3 spring , 660 7c ,
CORN-Stradyj No. 2 red. 34c ; No. 2
\xhlto , 34 i035o.
OATS-Sleady ; No. 2 white , 29U029"jO.
HYE Steady ; No. 2 , 53c.
HAY-Stcady ; choice timothy , $7.0007.25 :
choUe prnlrie. $65006,75.
BUTTER-Steady ; creamery , 16iT18o ;
dairy 14e.
EGns Firm ; fresh candled , Ml'sourl and
Kansas stock. 13Hc. Dealers reported a
stronger settlement this morning ; receipts
barelv cutml the demand , which Is heavy
on all Bides.
RECEIPTS Wheat. 136,500 bu. ; corn , 32.500
bu ; oats , B 000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 51,600 bu ; corn , 10-
400 bu : uats 6 000 bu.
RECElPTS-Whrat. 166.SOO bu ; corn , 70-
200 bu. ; oatH. 20.000 bu.
SlIlf'MENTS-Wheat , 35.400 bu. ; corn ,
4&iW bu. ; oats , 5,000 bu.
Grnln llecM-lptn nt Prlnclpnt Mnrkotfl.
MINNEAPOLIS , Jan. SO.-Recelpts :
Wheat , 612 cars
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 30. Receipts : Wheat , SI
cars.
DULUTII , Jnn. 30. Receipts : Wheat , 134
cars.
KANSAS CITY , Jnn. -Receipts :
Wheat , 27S cars.
Receipts at Primary Markets Wheat , 9IS-
C07 bushels : corn , I.OM.OIG bushels.
CHICAGO , Jnn. SO Receipts : Wheat , 96
can ; corn , 7S1 cms ; outs , -74 cars. Esti
mated cars for tomorrow : Wheat , HO ; corn ,
1,000 ; oats , 340.
MlnnrniioIlN AVlu-at Mnrkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS , Jnn 30 WHEAT Mar
ket steady ; January , 73ic , May , 737Ho ; Julv ' ,
74UC ; on track , No. 1 hard , 74'Ac , No. 'l
northern. 734c : No. 2 northern , 71'c. (
FLOUR First patents , $3.901.00. . second
patentfl $3 7003 SO ; first clear , J2.7002.90
BRAN In bulk , $1023 )1075. )
Mlluniikt-e Grain Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE , Jnn. -WHEAT-Mnr- -
ket higher : No 1 northern , 75\076c ; No. 2
northern. 74074Hc.
RYE Lower : No. 1 , DSH'fJoS'ViC. '
BARLEY-HIgher ; No. 2 , 52U032i4c ;
sample. 42012'fcc.
I'eorla Mnrket.
PEORIA , Jnn. 30 CORN Market easy ;
No. 3 , 35c.
OATS Market quiet ; No. 2 white , 25 < ff 251Jc.
WHISKY Market llrm at $1 26.
Elgin flutter MnrUet.
ELGIN , III. . Jan. lO.-BUTTER-Steady ;
offerings and sales. 70 tubs at IS'/ic.
oi > nnATio\s : IN STOCKS AD BONDS.
Vnrlnble Dny In Inrkct , lint Clone In
at finln Over Sntnnlny.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30 The movement ot
stock prices today was extremely variable
and after alternate strencth and depression
the market left off firm with mixed changes
averaging nbovo Saturday's- final quota
tions. The supply of money continued
abundant at reasonable rates : and was un-
flffsctcd by February dividend and Interest
requirements Gold to the- amount of $375 -
OTO was engaged for Import , and cable nd-
\Iccs were that $3,000.000 of gold has been
purchased In London for America.
The periodical railway earnings reports
that appeared were gratifying. The volume
of business was a naln of 1.000.000 shares
nnrt because of the continued activity of the
market a number of commission houses now
won ? employes In shifts. London was a
Durcnasor on balance today , particularly of
Northern Pacific and Reading and sold
Union Pacific and Louisville. There was
considerable shifting of commission house
accounts from ono stock to another with a
preponderance of buying orders , which for
a tlmo more than offset the attacks of the
reactionists.
Sugar was actively traded In and lifted
on some rumored arrangement with the
Glucos ; Sugar Refining company. At the
same time there were denials from various
sources of a prospective agreement with
local rival companies. Disclosures made by
the Plttsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago & St.
Louis minority interest vverj construed as
favorable and resulted In a sharp advance
In the stock , part of which was lost on
realizing. Gosslu had It that Northern Pa
cific was In control of the party In favor of
larger dividends and that the stock was re
ceiving uool e-upport. Unconfirmed stories
of the likelihood of the resignation of the
president of the Cleveland. Cincinnati , Chi.
cage & St. Louis weakened that stock borne-
what. Consolidated Gas jumped 8 points on
assertions that a partial union of the gas
interests on Manhattan Island had been
ffscted The scni'-itlonal advances weie
those of Tennessee Coal and Iron preferred ,
10 per cent ; Great Northern preferred , 7'4
per cent , and Colorado Fuel and Iron , 5 per
cent.
cent.Reallzlngs and renewed bear aggression
brought nbout heaviness , but strength in
the specialties ! and the southwestern group
steadied the market , which resumed Itn up
ward course. The grangers , after periods ot
Inactivity. rose moderately. Western
Union and Reading trsucs were also lifted
Profit taking again encouraged a smart raid
on values , effecting numerous declines.
Rallies ensued In the final dealings and the
market closed firm.
The bond market developed considerable
Irregularity today , but the variations for
the most part were unimportant outside of
Texas Pacific seconds. Total sales , $6 295-
000. United States 5s , registered , declined
% per cent and United States 5f , coupon , ' 4
per cent In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : The market h're
w-ie less active today , but cheerful , easing
off nt thfl close except In Americans , where
profit taking wn continued until New York
came good , particularly for Northern Pa
cific and Southern railway Issues. The clo'e
wns near the be.st , Atchlson preferred ,
which New York sold freely , was an ex
ception. Coppera were buoyant. Tlntos
touched 37 and closed U per r"nt under that
price. Anacnndas touched 1 % nnd closed
at S % The > Deutsche , bank Ins taken 200-
000 000 mark , * of the German 3 per cent loan
it 91as. It will Issue them to the public nt
92
Following are the closing quotations of
the leading stocks on the New York mar
ket today :
Oropon S I. 43 | U. H. Riil.hcr . . . . . . .
P. O. 1st pfd W > fn pfd 117'j
do & 1 pfd fi3 | WeFt > rn lTn1on . , KU
PlttRburx 1S iP.'lornl SKrl . . . MVt
" -.idlnp S3 4 do pfd . . . . MU
do lit pfd . ' Oretron Nav pfd. . 7S
do pfil 74 Colorado Southern . 8'
nook Island 119 % do 1ft ffd K
bt. U & S. F It'i ' do S4 pfd , ! J ! ;
dp l t pfd . . . . 7JVj
Total sales of stocks todny , 1.010 0fhnres > ,
includlnc : Atchison. 15 f > 55. Atclilson pre
ferred , 50800 ; Central Pacific. JOfi O ; Chei \ .
pcako & Ohio , 9.470. liurllnzton 12,3.0 , CJrent
Northern preferred , 3.SOO ; Louisville &
Nashville. 22215 : Manhattan , 1S.323 ; Metro-
polltnn , 6 55t ; Reading preferred , 1J.110 ;
Minneapolis & St. Louis. 4.3.5 ; Mlnsouri Pa-
clllc. 14,000. Missouri , Kansas & Texas preferred -
ferred , 21910 : New York Central , 4.12S ;
Northern Pacific preferred. 9,675 ; Ontnrlo &
Western , 9,175 ; Rending , 4.30J ; Rock Island ,
8C30 ; Bt. T.oul * ft Southwestern second pre.
ferred. 2fi 403 : Union Pacific. 22 9t > 0 : St ,
Paul. 39 417 : Southern Pacific. 41 6SO : South
ern. 17.210 ; Southern preferred , 20,3b5 ; Texas
& Pacific. 10,250 ; I'nlon Pacific preferred ,
23.K15 ; Wnbash nrcfened , 3,525 ; Wheeling Ai
I.ako Erie. 3.670 ; Patier , 3681 ; Colton Oil ,
27.100 ; Amerlcnn Spirits. 3,800 : Steel , 31,120
Steel preferred. 33,620 ; Peoule's Cins , 19,295
Urooklyn Trnetlon , lO.-WS ; Pacific Mall. 20. '
93 ; Sugar , C4.320 ; Tennessee Coal & Iron
11.610 ; Leather preferred , 4,070 ; Rubber ,
7,000 ! Western Union , 7,4b7 , St. LouU
Southwcstfrn , K.IU , St Louis ft South-
wi-ntPrn prefcrretl , 22.U79 ; Chicago Great
Western , 14,633.
lork Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-MONEY ON CALL
Nominally , 2ySQ per cent.
P1U.MK MERCANTILE PAPER-24y3U
Der cent ,
STERLING EXOH'ANOE-Steady. with
actual business In binkers' bill * nt SI.SIM ?
4 S3 for demand , and $4 S2 < (04 ( < ! 3 for sixty-
days : poste < l ratVf , $ I.S3'4 nnd $4 S54 ; com
mercial bills , $ 82
SILVER CERTIFICATES Nominally ,
ErlfiCirn. 4 . 74i s H. iT.tjs. .
VV. . ,1 I ) . IBIS , t , r. * 1l Tcnn new ctd . . . PJJ
Hcti.F.lcc.6s . . , .11'JK T P L Q.ists. . .110
G. H , .VS A fls . . . .1UH T. P lip. 2U . . . . 4S1 *
0.11. i.S A. 2ds . 107 tl. P 1) & G. lets . 0 ! )
H.A.T. Cent Oi . . . .1111 Wai ) 1st fis 114 <
H A.T. O.con Os. .110 WabJils "I'i ' *
louaO.lnts 110 VV.Shore 4n. ll'- * *
L'l. Ni vv Con. 4s . .10S"U Va Centuries. . . . WU
U4N ITnl. 4 . . . IKH , Vn. ae-fnrcd S
Mlftnourl Us 114H 1 Cent lit * . . . CO
M K..T 2di . . . 7U' ' < U P 4s . . . . 105
M. K. tl 4s 1)3 ! Colorado3onlh'ii4B H7U
Huston Stock anil 1. . . . . . . " .
BOSTON , Jan. SO-Call loans , 2ft1 per
cent : tlmo loans , 2ViQ4 per cent. Closing
pi ices for stock * , bonds and mining
shires :
Mm rntnolNco Mlnlnir anolntlonn.
SAN FRANCISCO , Jan. TO The ofllrlnl
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were at follows :
Silver bars , 50 c : Mexican dollars
45c. Drafts , sight , 17' c ; telegraph , 20c.
Yorolc Mlnlne StncUN.
NEW YORK , Jnn. 30 The following are
the doling quotations on mining stocks :
Choler ! 0 { Ontario KO
Crown Po'nt ' 10 Ophlr
iv > n. Cal. and Va.lSO I'lniouth lu
Deadnooa 43 Qulcks'lxer IV )
OoiiIJ nnd Cnrrle. . SO do pfd DuO
Hnlo & . Xorcro s. . . 7 blorra Nevada . . . . 73
Ilome-tiiK" WOO Standard 21U
Iron Rll\er 78 Union Con U
Mexican S- Yellow Jacket . . . . 13
London Sloi-U QuotntloiiN.
LONDON , Jan. 20. 1 p. m.-Closlns :
BAR SILVER-Steady nt 27 7-16d per
ouncf.
S1ONEY-1H per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills. 2V&02V1 per cent ; for three
months' bills , 2 3-16i)2V per cent.
Financial NoteH.
CHICAGO. Jan. 30. Clearings. $18,730.440 ;
balances , $2,321.143 : New York exchange ,
par ; sterling exchange , posted rates $1 M %
< fN.S5V4 : actual rates , $4.S31.85 ; sixty days1 ,
$4 S1V. < & 4 84. Stocks steady ; Alley L , 77 ; Diamond
mend Match. 145'i ; North Chlcngo , 219 ;
West Chicago , 93U ; Strawboard , 32 ; I31s-
cult. common. B3T4 ; Biscuit , preferred , 101V
CINCINNATI , Jnn. 30 Money , Z\ifH \ per
cent : New York exchange , par and 15c dis
count ; clearings , 13.013.COO
ST. LOU1B. Jan. Sk-Clearlngo , $3,637,175 ;
balances , $77S,2&8 ; money , 4jib p'r cent.
New York excnanec. lOc premium bid. ! 0c
premium asked.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30 Bank clearings.
$ fts 001,1184 ; balances , $ " ? n.04D.
BOSTON. Jan. 30 Bank clearings , $16-
8C6.G49 : balances. )1 , 04,4S1.
MRMPHIS. Jnn. 30 Clearings , $333,247 ;
balances $80.228.
BALTIMORE. Jnn. 30 Clearings , $2,270-
340 : balances. $267.001 ,
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 30-Clearings ,
$1.01.213 ! ; : New York exchange , bank , $1
premium : commercial , fiOG73c discount.
nnLADELPHIA. Jan. 30.-Clcarlnga.
$ S4'4,050 ? : balances , $ lt21filfl (
WASHINGTON. Jnn 30-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available rash balances , $291,769-
133 , told reserve. $ MS.891.S6l.
1 . urn Klnniiclnl.
I.ONDO'tan 30. The market for Amer
ican sectiutt s advanced at the opening nnd
remained steady all day on New York buyIng -
Ing , the closing tone was steady with the
demand generally light. The bulk of the
6Wo ) of gold which arrived here from
the Capo of Good Hope recently went to
the continent. Only an Inconsiderable portion
tion , It Is believed , was bought for the
United States. The gold nt Buenos Ayres
was 115.
I'ARIS , Jan. 30 Prices were firm on the
bourse today and Interest centered In min
ing Chares. International securities \VPIV
Irregular and rentes were calm. Spanish 4s
vvcru strong nnd Rio tlntos advanced on
covering purchases. Italians were very-
weak. South Africans were buoyant in
spite of the cpproichlnK settlement. Three
i > er cent rentes , 102f 5c for the account.
Exchange on London , 2Sf 17c for checks
BERLIN , Jnn. 30 Operators on the
bourse today were favorably disposed , In
ternational securities were firm and Span
ish Is were especially brisk. Americans
were strong and Canadian Pacifies were In
good dennnd , owing to satisfactory traffic
rotuins Bank shares were animated but
they reacted toward the cloho. on realiza
tions. Sllnlng shares relapsed sharply on
prollt-tnklnj ; .
Statement of llnnk of hpnln.
MADRID , Jan. 30 The Bank of Spain's
report for the week ending Saturday last
shows the following : Gold In hand , no
change ; silver In hand Increase , 3.812,000
pesetas : notes In circulation , lncreaae. 1.423
pesetas.
CofTrr VnrUrt.
NEW YORIv , Jan SO-COrFEE-Ontlon *
openui nuiet at unchanged prices to 5
points decline ; milled slightly on covering
nnd u little outside buying , following steadl-
nens nt Hnvre , the ndvnnro nt Hamburg
nnd largo warehouse deliveries In this
country , but buying checked by full re
ceipts at Rl < > and Santos , lower cables and
heavy Amerlcnn vlt'lblc. ' Closed quiet. 5
points lower to 5 points higher : sales , 15,500
bags , Including March at $ " > C5f)3.70. ) May ,
J5.su ; September. ' 6.10 October $ i,15 ] ; De
cember. Ju.r.OUe.lo Spot coffee , Rio , quiet ;
No. 7 , Invoice. $6 f2 < 2 ; No 7 lobbing , $7 12V. .
Allld. quiet ; Cordova , $7.WKT14.00.
SANTOS , Jan SO-COFPEE Weekly re
port : Market llrm : good averace Sinto .
I 7.70J rels ; receipts during week , &R 000 bags ;
shipments to the United States , 69,000 bags ;
I Mork. C200Vt ( IITKS.
HIO JANEIRO. Jan. 30-COrFEE
WeeJslv report : Market weak ; exchange ,
standard. 711-22d. lecelpts during week ,
611,000 bags ; shipments to the United States.
r.WO bags ; stock. 271,000 bags.
Cotton MrrKrt.
NEW YORK , Jan 30. COTTON-QuIet ;
middling , CSc ; net receipts 263 bales , gross ,
2,464 bales , sales. 2 & 00 biles , stock , S03 ZiS
bales : exports , to Oreat Britain , SCO bales
NEW ORLEANS , Jan. 30. COTTON
Steady ; sales , 7.000 bales ; ordinary 4 ic ;
good ordlniiy , 4 15-16c ; low middling 55-lOc ;
middling , 5Vc ; good middling C .c , mld-
illlnif fair. 6r : rec lpts , 14By bales ; stock ,
4M.blO bales. Spot futures barely steady ;
February. J1.74 iild : March , $5.76 ; April , * 37S
I5.7CQ5.73.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hardly Enough Cattle to Establish a
Belling rico.
COLD WEATHER STOPS THE RUN OF HOGS
I'rlren of Porker * Top Tlionc of Snt-
nrilny nnd the UlTcrltiKii Are
of In Short
Order.
SOUTH OMAHA , Jnn. 30.
Cattle. HOL-M. Sheep.
Receipts today 1HJ 2uJ2 7,910
Olio week ngo 1,669 3,819 6,491
Two weeks ago ! < ! ! > 2S3tf 4bbJ
Three \\ttktt ago 1,0)1 ) 1.W4 2,40 ?
Tour weeks ngo . . . . S50 2,070 " 51
Average price paid : or hogs for the last
several days , with comparisons :
ll48 so Tw
. ' n very "B'H ' run ol
cattle today and not enough of any one
" " 5' 111UCh Ot a te < ! t ° f tlu
, . . . , ,
many cattle
as have been here anv Monday
this month , with Uio exception of last Mon
day. The market as a whole was entirely
satlsfactorv to the sellers.
Only about n half dozen load * of cornfeil
steers wcro offered for sale and they mel
with ready takers nt good , steady prices
There was one bunch xood enough to brlns
? 53o , ami another went at $510 The prices
piilrl wore entirely satisfactory to seller ;
and everythlmr was cleaned up In a very
short tlmo and the yaids were soon ds'
&erte < l.
Cows nnd heifers were In good demand
and the few loads offered were disposed ol
in aery short time nt prices not quotably
different from last week. The same was
tiuo ot other Kinds of butchers' stock
calves , bulls , stags , etc.
There was quite a number of stock cattU
considering the very light recclptb of othei
kinds , nnd In addition speculators had a few
left o\er from last week. At the same
tlmo the country demand was very light ,
as was to bo expected on a Monday , nnd
also while the weather continues HO severe
Still speculators seemed to have good falU ;
in the future of the market , and the cnttli
brought steady prices. Everything In Hit
yards was sold and weighed up at any early
hour. Representative sales :
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
19..1110 W CO 5. . 1012 $1 73 13..H23 $5 Of
2. . SCO 4 G3 4. .1175 4 75 23..1.'b9 5 05
20..1310 4 05 17..1261 ISO 20..H41 510
1015 1 70 12. . KM ! 500 20..1254 5 35
18 91i i 70
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
400 4 50
COWS.
1. . 900 2 75 1. . SCO .1 25 1..1110 350
23. . 9J7 2 S5 7..1103 310 2..1203 3 m
4..1035 J sr , 2. . 170 3 40 1..1130 373
C. . 901 2 90 18..1025 3 43 1..1140 3 75
1..1040 5 00 Si..105.1 3 45 1..1250 II 73
1. . S > K ) 3 00 S..1077 3 45 1..1150 3 S3
3. . 9sG 3 10 10..1060 3 45 1..1120 4 00
1..1270 3 15 C..1150 350 3..11S3 4 00
3..1116 J 25
25COWS
COWS AND HEIFERS.
7. . G71 3 50
HEIFERS.
950 3 33 2..1030 3 85 1. . CSO 100
470 3 50 3. . 610 3 95 3. . 410 1 23
720 3 50 3 743 3 S5 3. . 920 4 40
763 j 75 910 3 95 4..1142 4 40
900 3 SO 4..1030 4 00
BULLS
1..1320 2 90 1..1240 333 1..1SHO 3 90
1..1330 3 15 1..1250 3 IK 3..1200 390
1..1130 3 25 1..11&0 3 SO 1..1SOO 4 00
CALVES
1. . 260 4 50 L. ICO 5 75 2. . 135 COO
1. . 330 5 CO 1. . 130 fi 00
STAGS.
2..1130 275
S10CKERS AND FEEDERS
L. 660 3 00 1. . 510 4 00 7. . 62S 4 30
1. . GSO 3 40 2. . 470 4 05 13. . 748 4 35
1. . 740 4 00 2. . MO 4 25 1. . 320 4 05
MILKERS AND SPRINGERS.
No. Pr.
1 cow and calf $43 ex
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr ,
9 cows. . . , . 931 20cw&hf. 791 $3 3d
COLORADO
2 stags. . , . .1130 275 10 cows 976 320
13 bulls . . .1074 z , . ) 14 feeders. . 10b9 33"
3 cows. . , 733 2 7C 4'feeder . . . 749 4(6 (
23 cows . MS 2 75 14 feeders. . 9iS 420
4str&stg922 3 10 20 feeders. . 713 433
UTAH.
6 feeders. . 750 350 60 feeders. . 764 4 TO
1 feeders. . 762 360 SI feedeis. . 750 4 30
HOGS Today'k market could be best de
scribed as uniatlsfuctoiy. It was uns.itH'
factory to bujcrs because th'ro wore sc
few hogs that no packer could lio-n' lo go )
a killing. H was unsitlsfactoiy to ihe hell
ers bocuuse they could nu g t the Advance
which they thought thcj were entitled to ,
us packers were Indifferent and did not ap
pear to care whether they got any hogs ot
not.
Good loads of hogs sold at $3 705T3.75 , the
range b ing the. same as Saturday , but there
were > more loads at the lop price today , t > c
that the average price was higher. It will
bo remembered that on Saturday half ol
the hogs RC-ld at T3 70 , with only one prime
load at $373 The. light nnd light mixed
loads sold at $3 G3j3 ( | 70 , which was the range
on Saturday , but thoie were fewer hogs
today nt the bottom. On Saturday one-
fourth of all the hogs sold at J3(15 (
The market ns n whole was very slow , rs
sellers were unutiling to I ° t gt > of their
holdings unless they could got nn ndvance
of nt least 6c and borne of the bu > ers nnd
orders not to buy nn > thing unles at steady
prices The result was a very drnggy m.ir-
ket , tlu most of the forenoon being con
sumed In disposing of n few loads of hogs ,
while the close wa very slow and weak.
Representative soles :
No.
11 . ,
7'J. . . .
77. . .
S3. . . .
Cl. . .
91 . . .
71 .
59
WAGON LOTS-PIGS
1 . . .330 S CO G .2 . . . 3 C5
SHEEP The receipt * of sheep and lambs
are gradually Increasing an the season
advances , and toiluj's arrivals were the
largest since November 13. Something
over half of thu receipts consisted of lambs ,
while good mutton sheep were by no me.ins
plentiful Considering the large run the
market wa * In good shape nnd cntlrly
satisfactory as compared with other mar
kets.
The demand for mutton sheep was lively
and the mat ket v\as stiong to a little
higher. Everything delr.ible In that line
was disposed of In good .season , and sellers
ns a rule were pleased Tilth results. The
feeling is verj much better than It was n
short tlmo ago. and even ono appears U :
have inoro confidence us to the future o |
the mirl.ot
Lambs being more plentiful no advance
was scored on them , but the market was
good and steady and the bulk of the offer-
Inga changed hands In good season.
Quotations are * . Good to choice fed
wpRtorn wethers , J3SW74.00 ; fair to good ,
5170 3 SO , choice uatlvo wethers , K 81
( rills , olinlco western yearling * , J ! lOii
413 ; fair to good western yearlings , 13 Ovfj
4 J , Uil tttes , Jj.W73CO , good to cholet
I native lamb * . J175QI90 , good western
[ lambs , JICUi/ISO , feeder sheep , J3J/j375 ( ( ;
fo nl r lambo , $100 25 ; cull ihcep , $ S vIf
3W , cull lambs , $3000360.
No Av , Pr ,
l < newn W $1 >
" 19 Culifornln wethers , , , . . , , W 3 K
JH western .voarllngs. . . . . 97 Ilo
4P5 wsstern y < < jtrllng8 nnd sheep , , . 114 4 15
160 western lambs M 43.1
11B western limbs 72 I us
277 weitcrn lambs 7s 4 < > o
277 western sheep V ) 475
45S weitcrn CVM'S 103 n 60
236 westeini , mixed K7 130
4"S we'tern iambs 70 4 CO
2M western Iambi 75 4 63
52S weitern lambs 75 4 R7 > $
2.'iO western lambs 74 4 40
212 western lambs 11 4 63
3:2 wei'tern lambs 6J 4 M
2o2 vvestern lambs 77 4 65
2 % western lamht 70 4 ifl
247 western lambs 7S 4 Co
*
cincAno iiivn STOCIC MAiiunr.
Cold \\'entlu > r Cntn Down HrcrlpiH
nil MnUfM Trndo drink.
CHICAGO. Jnn SO-CATTLE The cold
weather today cut down the receipts ot live
stock a great dcnl and also nindo trade
brisk , ns both buyers nnd sellers were anx
ious to como to terms and get In out of the
cold. Thcr was weakness In the common
droves , which comprised u larger part of
the offerings , but all desirable , lots bold at
llrm prices. Sales were on u basis of $3 90
4i4.50 for common native beef Htsers up to
$5.60 16.20 for rather choice to strli-tly prime
Khlpplnc cattle , with thu bulk of sales tit
$4.&ODT > .66.
HOGS The unexpectedly light receipts of
hoga cauiecl n scramble on the part of the
buyers and the lively competition gent prices
SHEEP There were not enough sheep on
the mnrktt ! to meet the demand and offer
ings of .u enod quality ruled 10i(15c ( higher ;
pc.or to choice sheep. J2.C9p4.25. with bulk
of sales nt $3.70. yearlings. $1.10 ( 4.60 ; com
mon to choice lambs , $4.lKS5.0u , prime light
lambs > .10.
UECttlPTS-Cattt ? . 16,000 head ; hog. , 29-
000 head ; shtep , 14,000 head.
ICnnnna City Mvo Stoclc.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 30. CATTLE Re
ceipts , J4S3 head natives , 2,671 head Tcx-
nns Values on native beeves strong nt
last Trldnv'H ilo < * - . Cows and heifers ,
Hteadv lo strong , Texans , steady to 10ftl5c
lower , heavy native steore , nomlmllv. $520
O053 , mediums. $5 OOJi .25. lights , $4.454 W ;
stoekers and feeders. $3 lojfl.'w , butcher
cows and heifers. $1201(450 ( ; canncrs. $220
S2.90 ; western steels , $3 25IM.SO : western
cows. $2 55ft 3.75.
HOGS Receipts , 5501. Market opened ac
tive and higher , and fell off ofilOc ; heavies ,
* 3 70ii > 3S3. mixed. $3600380 ; llchts. $3 DOJj )
SHEKP Recelptfl. 3,775. Market steady
to lOc higher ; lambs lOc higher than Fri
day ; stoekers , quiet ; lambs , J415B500 ; mut
tons , $3. 10ii410 ; feeders , $2.7iS3.55. stoek
ers , $ l.G3t2.S5.
Bt. I.nulH Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , Jan 30. CATTLE Receipts ,
8500 head , Including , 2,400 head Texans.
Market steady to strong ; fair to fancy
native shipping and export steers , $4 60 $
810 bulk of Bales , $17.Vu570 ; dressed beef
and butcher steers , J36fti5RO , bulk of sates ,
$4.40jJ5'5 ? ; steers , under 1,000 Ibs , $3.55fi 1 3i ,
bulk of sales , $3 604 00 ; stockers and foed-
ers. $30 JT490 , bulk of sales , Jl.10ff4.50 ; cows
and heifers , $2 0004.CC. bulk of sales of cows ,
$2 10ft , } 25 ; canning cows. $1.25(82.75. ( Texas
and Indian steers , $375 490 , hulk of sales ,
$4 OOTi4 6u ; cows and heifers , $2.454 05.
IIOGB-Rtcelpts. 9,700 head. Market
steadv ; pigs and lights. J3 60S > 3 75 ; packers ,
$3 70f3 y > : butchers , $3 WQ4 05
SHEEP-Recelpts , 2,000 head. Market
steady ; native muttons , $37501.10 ; lambu ,
$4 50 ® 5 00.
York Lire Stock.
NEW YORK , Jan. 30 BEEVES Re-
celpts , 3,334 hand ; steers slow ; oxen lower ;
bulls steady to lOc lower ; cows steady to
lOc higher. Steers , $4.40iiT560 ; oxen , $350 ®
5.10. extra fat. $5 40 ; bulls , $3 1004 30 Cables
steady to lower ; tops , UHc ; live sheep. 11
© 12c ; refrigerator beef , 9c per Ib. Ship
ments , none.
CALVES Receipts 1.177 head ; steady to
firm. Veals , $5.00iJS25 ; tope , $850 ; barnvard
nnd fid calves , $350 460 ; southern , $3.75.
SHEEP AND LAMGS-Recelpts. 11,173
head. Good sheep , flim ; common to me
dium , "low ; lambs , 10 < H)15c ) higher ; sheep ,
5300IT4EO ; Iambi , J5.0CKJ660.
HOGS Receipts. 12.456 head. Firm and
higher at $1.15fj4 30 ; state pigs , $1 3304.40.
St. Joncpb Live Stock.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. -BpectaU-CAT- ( -
TLE Receipts. BOO head , mostly Toxons
Market active and stronc. Natives. J3.70 ®
5.10 j Texans ana weaterns $3.4004.55 ; cows
and helfera S1.60M.5 ; stockern and feed-
era $3 50C4 75.
HOGS-Receluts. 1.400 head. Market big
5c higher , selling at J3.70S3.90 ; bulk at J3.77's
SHEEP Receipts , none. Demand strong1 ,
Cincinnati Live Stock.
CINCINNATI , Jan. 30. HOQS-Actlve.
higher ; JIOO
CATTLE Strong ; J3 60g6 00.
SHEEP Steady ; $2 25 6.00.
LAMBS Steady ; J4.00523.
Stock In SlRht.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for January 30 :
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 1.143 2,032 7-HO ,
Chicago 16.000 29,000 14,000
Kansas City 6164 , 5,501 3.775
St. Louis 3,600 9.700 2,000
Totals 25,797 46,233 27,685
Wool Mnrket.
LONDON. Jan. 30 The closing week of
th > wool t-ales for this series opened with a
largo attendance of buyers. Fine scoured
merinos Bold at fancy prices to the Ger
man and French bn > ers. All sections were
anxious to secure greasleb at top prices The
American buyers purchased about 200 bales
of fine croBfbreds at higher prices. Low
grades ruled Irregular. The- offerings num-
beied 13,94 > balss. The following are the-
sales In detail : New South Wales. 4.100
biles ; scoured. &ysdGtl G'id ; greasy , 6iilld.
Queensland , 2300 hales : scoured. Is SiliMs
' 4d ; greasy. 7 'U'lOd ' Victoria , 3,400 bales ;
scoured , Is 4Mid4/ls 6d ; greasy , 4'iditls ( iV4d.
Fel Australia. 700 bales ; greasv , 5mV9v4d.
Nw Zealand. 2600 bales ; gcoured.
HAd ; grrasy. BfilOd. c.ipe of Good Hope and
Natal. 400 bales ; scoured. SfcdQls 4W
\i- " \ ork Dry Good * Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30. Prints are again
moving upward , an advance of 'ic In
American tndltro blues and shortening of
discounts In other Quarters being noted.
Staple cottons also show an upward tend
ency , sellers being reserved In brown
blea'ched and coars colored goods. Today's
spot demand was irood. but good mall or
der business of general chaiacter. Print
cloths stronc. No. sellers of regular 64-
squares at 2 ? c. Tone of woolen goods
divisions steadier. Dress goods Bteady.
California Ilrleil Trillin.
NEW YORK. Jnn. -CALIFORNIA
DRIED PRl'lTS Steady. Evaporated ap
ples , common , 7 < f 8c : prime wire tray , Mi
J9c ; choice , 9'i''a9I4c ' ; fancy , 9)4'ilOc. !
Prunes , 3X.010PAprlcote , royal , llfillc :
Moor park lO Wc. Peaches , unpeeled , 9
pee'led , 2-)25c )
Oil Mnrkt-t.
OIIw CITY , Jan 30 Credit balances , $1.15 ;
Cfirtincntcs opened at $ l.n bid for cash :
closed at 51 i : bid : -Mies , 2 bbls , at $1.13 : 5
at $1 11V > : 2 at $1 12 ; total , 90ft ) bbls ; ship
ments , 1 16,066 bbls ; runs , 133,642 bbls ,
Inliin Veteran * llury a < 'onfcilrnle. .
BOSTON , Jan. 30 The Department of
Massachusetts , Grand Army of the Republic
has ghen a roldlcr's burial to n confederate -
ate soldier who fought agilnst the Stars
and EtripCB , but vvho llxed to become ono
of Its nust loyal supporters , John liuck
was a natho Virginian who fought with
Lee id Ptonewall Jackscn In the Army of
Northern VliglnK and was twite badly
wounded. After tbo war ho ramo north
nnd lived for many ve ars In Boston. His
funeral wo the first of Its kind In lloston.
The governor wa i represented ] by Colrciel J.
P.ayvon Bradley rf hlsstalf , who was Colonel
Shataw ell's orderly at Spottsylvanla court
ihouso. Tl'o burial was at Mount Hope
cemetery' . A patriotic citizen of Boston sent
a fla to enwrap the coffin.
JAMES R BOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 10IH ) . Oinnha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
KOAHD OP TRADE.
Dlrt't lre > to Onlcign nii New York.
Corr'ipcndrnUi John * Wmrrtn A Ca
RRPEWiEYaCO.
Sfitos $
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