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THE OMAHA DAILY ft EE; THURSDAY, JA"NT" AHY 31, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AM FINANCIAL
Anti-Bull Agoncles Oet the Beit of the
Wheat Market.
i
PRICE DROPS ONE-HALF CENT OR MORE
Ollirr Miirkrts Also Surfer, Corn
Dropping Oiir-lllglitli Cent, lints a
Simile mill Provisions I'lto
In .. en Cents,
CIIirv.no, Jnn. 30. -In n decline, nf 41?Sc
In Mny wheat today Indifferent cables,
liberal receipts, favorable wentliT n.il
other bearish ornslderntlons p.nyed n ;,.irt.
fern (Implied ij,r., outs a rlniihi ami pro
visions M'Vie.
Tlin wheat market was a professional
th.rughntit tho ss.lnn. anil the trsdu wan
of a scalping order, content, with small
deal and corresponding prllt.i or '.osj'os.
Mny opened '4fJ14o lower at "OSc to TC'ic
uimrr thn Influence of Indifferent Liverpool
enhes, thn light fall of snow and the !
lajed announcement of Aii.4tr.illan ship
ments, aggregating Efii.ooo bushels last wont.
Tin market declined oarly to f, w!ier
It held stoutly for a time, with n row Mmd
buying orders h'led. Tho liberal roe Ion
and umall world's visible dc.ereuso, f),u
btishils. later rntiscd further Helling pt-s-Hire,
and May dropped to 75V. Hh ,rtn ov
cred on thn deollno ai.d the market roic d
to 7r,i(,e and closed 'ifjNic down at TwM'a".
Heoboard clearances iti wheat and iliitr
were equal to 373.UIO be'lielx. Primary ri -cilptH
nKxrrKiitoil 4I2.M") Iuf4i-1m, p implied
with 354,iioo last year. Minneapolis al
Dnluth reported TuG curs, ucnihsl 251 mt
v-fck and 271 a year iiro. Incnl reocipm
.fre 31 cars, 3 of controct grade.
The feature In the corn mr.iket was Ihe
almost total absence of outside business.
The opening v. us ea.ler on rubles, a liberal
cruntry movement and the . exo-dent
wnither. The wheat weakness alio' tol.l
ngalnst tho price. Thorn was rcarrel" :t"v
of tho usual support, bin commissi in.
houses had 'filing orders from the t-Mrt.
At the decllii", moderate covering bv shorts
ceiled a rally from the bottom and the
close was falrlv Mendy. .May rold between
IV and .'We and chisel ,c lower at 38V :J
3!ti Receipts wele 'Ml ( tirs.
flits were fairly active within a narrow
Tor.go. There whb soir. heavv soiling, hut
t'n market stood up under It firmly' M'iv
sold between Hi't,c and 25o r.ud closed a
shade lower at 25 V. H(oelpts wero IU7 'nrs.
I"r visions -.voro dill. Llhrnl hog re
ceipts and lower prlceH at the yards
caued selling nt the opening. Utter eov-er-ng
by shorts caused a pur'lnl recovery
nnl the close was fairly steady. May noik
noli between fl4.07'-4 and Jl.1.91 and closed
.'jc lower at JII.02I4,; May lard hot won
J7 H, and J7.I21,, closing 714o down at J7 to.
PJVL. May ribs between $7.'Jfi.i7 07V4 mid
10 9,14. with tho cloio 5fJ'7',4e depress.) 1 nl
J7 02'v.
Ertlmntcd receipts tomorrow. Wheat. 45
errs, corn. 320 rnrs; outs, 130 cars; hogs,
W.00 head.
There will ho no session of tho Honrl of
Tnulu February 2. Queen Victoria's funeral.
The leadlnit, futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. IIlKh.l Low. Closc.l Yos'y.
Wheat
.Inn.
F( b
May
Corn
.V.n.
Feb.
May
Oats
Jnn.
Mny
I'ork-
Jau.
May
I,nrd
Tan.
Mar.
Miiy
Itllis-
May
73J4 73 73t; 13U, 71
73j; 73TA 73V4 73'AW, 7tH
M 3fiTi SMi, 3fi 37
... SSJ S6J 3C:" aTW'i
M'iWaa 3D 3SHasT'H3y 3;j?
23'i 23i; 23)J 2311 r3,V4
I i 13 R2V4 H 31
4 074 l07ii13 90 I llWHI 11-10
7 374 7 3714 7 37141 1 37'4 7 42'4
7 37l. 7 f.
7 471, 7 4714 7 42V4I 7 45 7 M'j
9214 C f)2U 6 02141 WV4I W4
7 7 07H 7 02141 7 10
No. 2.
Cash quotations worn ns follows:
KLOtni Dull; winter patents, M.fiOJW.SO;
stralKhts, J3.2(Vii.l.W; clears. J2.7OI?3.20; sprlnn
oclals. J4.4Wn.rO; pntcnts, jn.fiW(j3.S0:
Btrnlirhts. J3.103.40; bnkors. t2.2O5r.'.t!0.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring. C0f(73c; No. 2 red.
t'onX-Nn, 2. 37Uc; No. 2 yellow, 37I4C.
OATS-No. 2, 21?,e; No. 3 white, 24
Ei 'if.
UVK No. 2. 51 ft 52c.
liAUUCV-Low urade, 401?'l7c: fair to
cholco malting, DOfifiOo.
8i;Mt:S-Nn. 1 flav, J1.75; No. 1 northwest
err.. JI.75iT1.7fi; prime tlinothv, 11. r,0; clover,
contract crade, Jii.00fni.23.
lMtOVISlONS-Mess i.trk. nor bbl.. $13.ri74
fi13.C2'4. Lard, tier 100 lbs . J7 32i7.35. Short
ribs sides! (loose), $C.My7.10. llry Baited
shoulders (boxed). $ti.2f.(G.50. Short clear
sides (boxed). J7.2,-iB7.3.'i.
WIIISKY-Hasls of hlph wines, J1.27.
Hl'OA ItH-Cut loaf. il.Efle; Rranulated,
I (wc, confectioners' A, D.t.io; oft A. o.llc.
Kollowlni; uro tha receipts nnd shlpmunts
for today.
Articles. Receipts. Shipment!?.
nnur. bbls fio.OOu 30.fl'10
lVhat. hu 78.000 (H.'OO
Corn, hu 30l,oro UXOfi
nats, bu 394.CNX) ICI.iiOit
Itye, bu OaYK) 2,X)
Hurley, hu tS.OO) S.OM)
On tho I'roduco exchange today tho but
t".' ninrkot wan active; creameries, 14f(20c;
dulrles. UH'tihSc. Cheese, qulot, WuUic.
Kkbs. (inlet; fresh, 17c.
M1W YOHIC in.MlU.il, .MAHKKT.
(tnotHt loos
Vnrlous
of the Ilnr
I'oiiinindl t les.
Ni:W YOIIK. Jan. 30. FI.OUR-neeelpts,
0,2.S5 bbls.; exports, 10,000 bbls.; less active,
but hold at old llgurcs, closing about steady ;
winter straights, J3.t5fj4.55; Minnesota pat
ruts, JI.O0it4.23; Mliiuehotu bakers. J3.00i'
:i25, winter patents, J3.iVifl.00; winter ex
tras, $2.50f!'.,.S.i winter low grudes, J2.45'ij2.iV).
Hyo Hour, dull; fair to good, J2.S0fT3.15;
cholco to fancy, J3.15if3.G0. lluckwheat Hour,
dull, J2.151j2.2ll.
lU'ClvWIIKAT-Dull, C0f'tii2c, e. I. f., New
York.
COHNMHAIz-Diill; yeUow western,
clt. Wc; Ilramlywlno, $2.40'i2.4'i.
UYI3 Steady; No. 2 western, S4c, f. o. b.,
alloat; state. SSfifiX:. c. I. f., New York.
HAUIiin" MAlr-Dull: western. 65fC72c.
HAUUHY-Htcady; malting. (Vij70c. c. I. f..
New York; feeding, 4Sfj1Sle, c. I. f., Now
York
WMKAT necolpts, ISTi.OO) bu.; exports,
Ct.OtH) hu. SK)t, easy; No. 2. Sli,c. f. o. h.
nlloat; No. 1 northern. Diiluth, 87'ic. f. o.
b. alloat; No. 1 hard, Duluth, 90-e. f. o. b.
nlloat. Options opened easy and developed
nosltlvo weakness later In thn day throjgh
llnuldatlou brought on disappolntlui; cables,
small export demand, light clearances and
tibsenco of public support Closed easy
at Mjhc net decline; March, SOffSOc,
closed nt ROW'; May, 80 7-lCf lS0T,c, elosed at
MN,o; July, 80i5iti0-c. closed at hO'ie.
t OU.N-lteculpts, 12.I.S23 hu.; exports, 57.
i ou. nl"". nrm; iMi.
and 4Hl(ic. f. o. h. afloat
ket nK'iieil easy with
iiuently declined under
lino weather, but llnally
export demand. Closed steady nt a partial
4C net advance; January. 4SV4fil9e. closed
ut 4)e; May, -MHffllV. closed at 4l'e; July
closed at 41c.
OATS Itecelpts, head; exports, 50
nil. wiHil, quiet; .no. 2, 30o; No. 3, 2P4o:
wtilte, ;i2iifa.'V4c; No. 2 wlilto, 31Vae;
2, ISi,4c, elevator,
1 hn option mar
wheat. It subse
weak cables and
rallied a trllle on
No.
track, mixed western, 2D'4fr31c; trnck, white,
;imi;s.H ujitions slow and easier.
HOPS -Quiet; state, common to choice,
1!M crop. lilfiSlo; U'.HI crop, IKflSc; old, di!e;
I'aclllo coast. 1900 crop, 155119c; lb99 crop, 10
flHe; old, 2ft!c.
MinKS-Klrin; nalveston, 20 to 25 lbs., 1S14
(il19ci California, 21 to 23 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
24 to 30 lbs.. 15(.
I,1'3ATU Kit Steady; hemloek solo, IVjenoa
Ayies. light to heavyweights, 24Sj2oc; ituUI,
2;iMi2tl4c.
WOOU-Q.ilot; domestic lleece, 2liiMo;
Toxiih, IMjUo
I'HOVISIONS Ueef. filow; family. Ill mf
12.00; mess. JH.OV.I.DO; beef hams, JlW.iOfj'.uW;
racket. JlO.tXKu 10.50; city, extra India mess,
J14.WTHti.tii). Cut meats, steady; pickled hel
lion. J7 75fi.75; pickled shou'ders. JS.SOij'5.75;
pickled hams, Jx.75fj9.fi0. I.unl, easy; west
ern steamed. J7.75; retlned, steady; con
tinent, J7.93; South America, JS.50; com
pound. j3.504lfi.(K4. Pork, dill; family.
JI5.otHfl5.75; short c!car. JI3.75fj 1G 50; mess.
J13. 2501 14.50
lU'TTKU-Hecelpts, 4.S15 pkgs.; steady,
creamery. lG)j!2c; Juno creamery. I5fr20c;
factory. llffHc.
, CHKKBK-Hoeclpts. m pkgs.; Ilrm; fancy,
largo, fall mmio, UfjUHc; fancy, small,
fall made. llSiUc.
i:aos Hecelpts, 0.S29 pkgs.; ilrm; west.
jkn9V"nrh' 19l::,1c: S0l"llorn. t mark,
'AhLOW-Stcady; city. 5c; country.
1 POl'UTItY-Allve, steady and unchanged;
dressed, slow; turkeys. Mifj lo'.tc ; chickens,
I Wile.
MKTA1.S Tho local metal market ruled
generally weak today. Speculation, how
ever, was dormant. Tin opened weak at
371-j points deelivi anil ruled weak nil dav,
hut not active, and c'osetl weak, with sell
ers nt JM.25. The depression here was due
largely to heavy arrivals, amounting to ?.'5
tons, and a loss of J.'l at London to j;i is
7d. Tho copper situation both hero and
nhroad was principally at a standstill. Do.
ninnd continues slack anil prices remain
nominally unchanged nt JI7 for Lake Su
perior and Jlti.i24 for casting and electro
lytic. The close at IahuIou wus quiet at
i"t 0s 8d. I.odil, thougn weak nnd 5s lowiv
abroad, to lorH fld. ruled dill and feature
less loca'ly, and prices were nominally
quoted at Jl.37'4. at which ilg'ire no hut
tiess whs reHiited Spelter, however, was
weak Hgiiln today, fnliowlnt? advices to the
effect that a loss of fts was scored at Ion
tlon to ils 2s iii. and prices were 5 lower
at the eloe. Domestic Iron markets con
tinue Inactive and without material change.
Kngllsh markets were Ilrm and higher. At
OIiidrow ulK M was the closing llgtiro nnd
at Mlddlesburough 40s lOVitd.
Omaha w 1 1 (i i,i:a 1.1 : mahkivi-.o.
('iiiiiHiIiiiis of Trnile unit (lootntlons
on Stntile nnd I'lincy Produce.
KOOS -Hecelpts, light; good t'ock, l&fil7c
I.lVi; POfl.THY -Hens, .1U',ie; spring
chickens, u'Utk'. roosters, Sfjfc. ducks, 6ft
ttV4e; geese, tVuTe; turkeys, CAI'c.
I'UKSH DHKHSKD PortniY-Hcns, 7c;
roosters, 5fi!c; ducks, 714'HSc; geese, SfJSlicj
Bprlng chickens, per lb . To; turkeys, 9c.
(SA.MK-Malhird ducks, per doz.. J3.00fjf
3 50: teal, Ji.oOfi 1.73; mixed. Jl 50f1.75: Jack
rabbits. Jt.JMil-tiO: cottontails, TscfiJI.
Ill 'TTHH--Common to fair, Uffimc;
choice, Ufllc ; "oparator. 23c.
miCSH OYHTHHH - Klrst grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per can, 3Sc; ex
tra selects, 32c; standards, 25c; medium,
20c. Second grade, slack filled. New York
counts, per can, extra selects, Vm;
standards 20c; bulk standards, per gal.,
PKJKONS-t.'vc, per doz., 9)c.
VKA US-Choice, 9f10c.
HAY Price quoted by Omnha Wholesale
Hay Dealers asser-latlon: Cholco upland,
tx; No. 1 uplntd, J7.50; medlam, J7; coarse,
0 5o. Ityu stijw. 45.50. These prices are
tor hay nl good color and duality. Demand
fair, iteoclpts, 3 cars.
OATS-No. 3 white, its.
COKN-No. 3, 32c.
lillAN-Jlt.
VKOKTAM,E3.
PAHSNIPS-Per bu., 50c.
TCItNIPS-Per bu. haBket, 40c.
II MKTS-Per bu., 4Cc.
CAIlHtiTS Per bu.. 40e.
I.KTTCCIO- -Per doz., MfflOc.
It. DISH KR Per doz.. 3uy35c.
IIHANS-Wnx, per 1-3 hu. bosket, Jlj
string. )-.
POTATOE5-Per hu., COfJCOc; Idaho, per
hu.. Mtc.
SWKBT POTATOKS-Per hhl., J2.
CAHHAH1-: Hollnnd seed, l?ic.
TOMATOKS - California, per 4-bMket
crate, $2
ONIONS-Nntlve. per bu., Jl; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2c.
CHI.KKY-Callfornla, as to size, 45U75c;
Knlamaoo, 2.Hj3ie.
CAUI.IFI.OWKIt-Callfornln, per crate,
KltUITS
C.UAPKS-Mnlago, per keg. J.599.00.
APPMCS-Per bbl.. J2.60; eastern, J3.25fi
3.M'; California Ile'lllowers, per box. J1.50.
CUANHKHlllKS-Hell and Hugle, J10 per
bid.; Jerseys, per bbl.. 9.50; per crate, J3.25.
TUOPICAI. Kill ITS.
OltANGKS - California seedlings, J2.23
(02.60; navels, J2.73fJ3.25; Mexicans, J2.50;
Klorldns, J3.2o.
LHMONS-Cnllfornla, extra fancy, J3.50;
choice. J.'l.
HAN ANAS Per bunch, according to size,
J2.O0fi2.f,O.
FICiS California, now cartons, SOc; layers,
76c; Imported, per lb, 135jlriC.
DATKS-Per.sian. In 09-! o. boxes, Salra, 6c
per lb.; Halloween, 61sc per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES-Nc 1 green. CV4c; No. 2 green.
5'Ac; No. 1 salted, 7&o: No. 2 salted, 014o;
No. 1 veal calf, Ji to 12 lbs.. 3V4c: No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. fi'4c; dry hides. SfM3c;
sheep tielts, 25ft7Sc; horse hides, Jl.50fi2.25.
NrTS-Engllsh walnuts, per lb., 13c: fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 18fj20c:
raw peanuts, per lb., 5ftrS!4c; rousted, tH4fi
7V4o; Hriizlls, 12c; pecans, lt)ffl2c.
IlONEY-Colorado, 24-sectlou case, J3.75.
CIDKIt-Per bbl., J5; per hnlf-bbl J3.
SAl.'EHICHAUT-Per bbl., J4; per half
bbl., J2.50.
St. I. mils (Irnlu 11 lid Provisions.
,ST I.OPIS. Jan. 30.-WHICAT-LOWC':
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 73Jic; track, 7tw
"4140; January. 73t,c; May, 71'Jc; July, 73!&c;
Nr.. 2 hard, 70'ffTlc.
COHN-Easy: No. 2 cash, 37c; track. r,V,e;
January, 37c; M.iv, 7c; July, 37; o.
OATS-i:nsy; No. 2 cash. 20V;c: track.
2iii',f2tj,2c; January, 2G1o; Mny. 254fJ20c;
No 2 white. 2S'4c.
HYE Higher at flUc.
KliOl'H-Steady; patents, J3.0OfJ3.75; extra
fancy and straight, J3.25fJ3.G5; clear, J2.703
2.90
SEEDS-Tlmothy, firm; nvernge. J4.2o
4.70, with prlmo worth more; flax, J1.72.
COHNM E A ly Higher, J2.05.
IJHAN Steudy; sacked, cast track, dSfJ
C9c.
HAY Quiet and weak; timothy, J9.00
12.C0; prairie. JS.00f9.ffl.
WinSKY-Rteadv. 11.27.
I HON COTTONTJES J1.25.
llAOC.INO-7fi7V.
HEMP TWINE 9o.
PHOVISIONS-Dry salt meats (boxed),
ensler; extra shorts, J7.12H; clear ribs, J7.23;
clear sides, t7.3T. Hacon (boxed), easier;
extra shortB. J7.S714; clear ribs, J8.12H; clear
shies. JS.23. Pork. Arm; Jobbing, Jll.50. Lard,
lower at J7.15.
METALS lyead, dull nt Jl.17'4. Spolter,
lower; j:i.82'4 asked.
POl'LTHY Steudy; chickens, Slic; voung,
7c. turkeys, tic; young, 7c; ducks, fc;
geese, 5c.
lll'TTEH Steady; creamery, 16fJ22o;
dairy, 12fflfio.
ErtC.S-lllgher nt IGUc.
nHCEIPTS Kloitr.' i!,000 bbls.; wheat,
49,("iO bu.; corn. 122,0il0 bu. ; oats, 47,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 9,000 bbls.; wheat,
00,000 bu.; corn, 93.000 bu.; onts, 60,000 bu.
Liverpool (irutn nnd I'rovlsloits.
LIVEHPOOIi, Jan. 30.-WI1EAT-Spot.
nteady; No. 1 Callomla, CsCd; No. 2 rod
western winter, 6s Id: No. 1 northern sprlns.
f.s 3i,t(d. Futures, quiet; March, Csllvl; May,
Cs 1M-
COHN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new,
3s Ud; Atneilcan mixed, old. 4s. Futures,
quiet; January, nominal; March, 3s9'sl;
May. 3.s 9Hd.
PEAS Canadian, steady, 5s 8d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady,
2 5sTi'.C3 6s.
FLOFH St. Louis fancy winter, steady.
8s fid.
I'HOVISIONS Ileof, easy; extra Indian
mess nan fid. Pork, dull; prime mess, west
ern. Cs9d. llnms, short cat. 14 to 10 lbs.,
quiet, 45s lid. Hacon. Cumberland cut, 20 to
30 lbs., dull, 41s; short ribs, 10 to 21 lbs,
ou'et, 41s tid: long clear middles, light. 2S to
31 lbs., quiet, 40s; long clear middles, heavy,
.Ti to 40 lbs . quiet. 3Xs Od; short clear backs.
10 to 20 lbs., quiet. 3Ss; clear bellies. 14 to
10 lbs., quiet. 45s; shoulders, square, 11 to i3
lbs., qulci. 30s Cd. Lard, Am;rtcnn refined.
In palls, quiet. 39s 3d; prlmo western, In
tleicen, quiet. 33s,
IHTTTBK Dull; American finest, 95s;
good, 9s.
CHEESE Sternly ; finest American mixed
white. 51s Cd
CliniiRCs In Avitllnlile Supplies.
NEW YORK. Jan. .".o.-Speclul telegnphlc
nnd cahlo communications to Hradstrjel s
show the following changes In avullablo
supplies since last account:
Wheat. I'nltod States and Canada, cast
of tho Hookies, decrease, 650.000 bu. : adi.it
f.ir anil In Europe, decreaso. 105,00 bu.;
total supply decreased. 050,000 bu.
Corn, I'nlted States and Canada, east of
tho Hockles. Increnpe. 3,511,000 hu.
Onts, I'nlted States and Cannda, east of
tho Hockles, Increase, 370.O1O hu.
Among tho moro Important Increases nf
wheat reported nro those ot 190.0) bu. In
Merltoba, 07.000 bu. at Omaha. 52 00) bu .it
Portland. Mo., and 60,0f0 hu. nt Minneapolis
private otetitors
The leading decreases In wheat Include
those of 150 000 bu. nt northwestern Interior
elevators. lnU.Otc) hu. at Chicago prlvato
elevator and 6S,rr) bu. nt NashvMle.
Tho combined stock of whent nt Portland,
Ore , Tacoma and Scuttle, Wiush., decrcassj
905.00C bu.
Kniisns City (irnlu nnd I'rnvlslnns,
KANSAS C1TV. Jnn 30.-WHEAT-M.iy.
Bsc. insh. No. 2 hard, (c; No 3, 07f7ti"He;
So. 2 tod, 70. ; No. 3, 07fJ03c; No. 2 spring,
G7o.
CORN Ma v, 3i.i,e: oish, No. 2 mixed, 53fT
3t',e: No. 2 white, 3G!i.
OATS-No. 2 white, i04c.
KYE -No. 2. 4Sj
HAY-Chnle- timothy. Jl0.50ftlt.00; choice
prnlrle. Ji.00fS 50.
Ht'TTEH-Creair.cry. KfJMc; dolry. fancy,
lie
I'OfSS Firm; fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
ntrck, 15'lie per tloz., loss off, cns.x re
turned; now wnltcwaod cns.es Included, 140
more.
HECEIPTS-Wheat, 6C500 bu.; corn, CO.COJ
bu ; oats. 0.OW hu.
SI II I'M ENT Wheat, 96,000 bu ; corn, 34,
4W bu.: oats, 9,000 bu
I'lilliiileliililn 1'roduee Inrkct.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.-HtTTER-Stoady;
fancy western cre.imery, 22'...c:
fancy western prints, 22c; fancy nearby
pr.nts. 23o.
EfitiS Firm; fresh nearby. 2le; frosh
western. 21c; fresh southwestern, 21c; frech
southern. 20e
CHEESE -Steady ; New York full creams,
fnnov small. HWHc; New York full
cieams, choice, lO'jffUHo.
VtllnitiiUee (irnlu 3fnrWit,
MILWAl'KEE. Jnn. 30. WHEAT
lver; No. 1 northern, 754fj70c; No. 2
northern 72V(f74Uo.
HYE-Firmer: No. 1. 52fT52Ho
PAULEY CJulet ; No. 2, 5fjV0c: snmpl?.
45fjt'iOc.
1'purln SInrljels,
PEOHIA. Jan. 30.-COHN-Easler; No. 2,
36' sc
OATS-Easler; No. 3 white, 2,(fj2tiViS.
WHISKY-On the basis of Jl 27 for fin
Ifhed goods.
.Mlmiriiiiotls Whent, Flour mill Ilrnn,
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 30. - WHEAT -Cash.
75'c, May, 75f7rj'4c; July, 70V. On
trnck: No. 1 hard. 7JNe; N". 1 northern,
.GUp; No. 2 northern. 7IVf?72V.
l'L(H H-lllgh.'r, lirrt patents, Jl.lotfli;
ef..nd patents, 53 !Wtj4 llrs: clears. i'i.:S)
secotnis clears, J2KV2 10.
I HAN-Itt bulk. J11.25yil.
Toledo (irnlu mid Need.
TOLEDO. Jan. 30. -WIIEAT-Dull, lower;
casn, ii-e; Amy, sic; Jtny, soc.
COHN Active, ilrm; caeh, 39e; Mny,
39.c.
OATS-Steady; cash. 20c; Mny. 2GV3C.
HYE-6211lc.
CLOVEHSEED Firm; 1S93 prlmo, J-J.70;
cash, J7.30, .March, J7.40.
tloliilli Ornln llnrUet.
Dt'LFTII, Jan. .".0. H FAT No. 1 ha'd
crsh, 75c; May, .s'c. No. 1 northern cash,
7.Vc. .May, 70!c; July, 77'ic; No. 1 north
till. B3fji"e.
OHN-3rt,e.
OATS-261i20',;c.
STOCKS AMI IIO.MJS.
lliiiitlHilnlloii Ity pec 11 1 11 tors ('rentes
tt'thlt)' In Mjieeliil .stii(.ts,
NEW YOKK. Jan. 30. -Today s market
was made up ot movements In spclal
stocks, evidently tinder tho operations of
speculative cliques who brought manipu
lation freely to bear to aid tho movements.
An overwhelming proortlon of tho total
business wus In less than half 11 dozen
slocks.
Tho llrst flvo minutes of trading wore
sufficient to demonstrate that very power
ful support was In tho market. Tho heavy
offerings of St. Paul wero freely bought
and Its decline was checked nt 150. Tho
same was true In Northern Pacllle nnd In
tho Steel stocks. Tho olllctul color given to
denials this morning of tho so-cnllod St.
Paul tloal and the explicit assertions that
it was off brought a large speculatlvo tell
ing of tho stock and the statement on be
half of the Steel and Wire directors, given
out after tho close of the market yester
day, was 11 weakening Inlluetico In tho
Steel group. When tho determined anil
effective support at these two threatening
points was observed the tone of the specu
lation was strengthened and tho prompt
advance In Hock Island tuid of various
other stocks later in tho dny served to sus
tain prices In tho general list. Selling to
realize was going on actively under cover
of tho strength In nctlvc stocks nnd tho
market wus lilglily irregular during tno
nder thn lnlluenco of the first upward
spurt In Hock Island, which rose iui ex
treme 3, there wero general recoserles,
St. Paul nnd other leading stocks rising
above Inst night. The fact that the buying
of Hock Island was by brokers Identic-it
with the support In Steol and Wlro aroused
somo distrust of the movement nnd tho
subsequent ndvnnces In special stocks were
not notably responded to In the general
list. St. Paul sold off later to 149H, ami
elosed with a not loss of 1 point. Southern
Pacllle suffered from heavy realizing on
the statement of December net earnings
showing tho extraordinary lncreuso nf
JS32.139 over December of last year. Mobile
& Ohio continued to advance, rising Old on
top of yesterday's gain of 6ls,. No authentic
Information could bo secured during trad
ing hours as to tho source of this buying,
but It was made tho occasion by specula
tors for advancing the stocks of vnrlous
railroads which might bo benefited by so
curing tho control, Including Southern
Hnliway, Louisville, Chicago & Alton tind
Kansas City Southern. Tho control of tho
road Is nt present vested In the bondhold
ers through a voting trust nnd It Is said
that no controlling Interest In tho stock Is
hold by liny one party. Late In tho day
tho Steel stocks were marked up vigorously
after resisting decline all day. Tho rise In
Steel and Wlro from the lowest reached
S, In tho preferred 214 nnd In Federal
Steel 2U. There wore gains of 1 to 1V6 by
somo other members of tho group.
Tho engagements of gold for export by
tomorrow's steamer make 11 total of J2.250,
000, whluh Is considerably less than tho
preliminary estimate. Hut sterling ex
changu hero advanced further today as It
did In Purls nnd It Is evident that a gold
movement from hero to London Is Im
minent. Borrowers In London resorted to
tho Hank of England today, showing thnt
tho efforts of that Institution to control the
open market aro meeting with success.
With a prospect of gold being thus drawn
from Now York, It scorns hardly probable
that the hank rate will bo reduced tomor
row. An additional reserve of gold In Lon
don would bo desirable In preparation for
tho placing of tho coming war loan there.
Prices of bonds wero well sustained today
on a good nbsorptlon. Total sales, pur
value. J3.955.000. Fnlted States bonds wero
all unchanged on tho Inst coll.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: Business was
brisker on tho stock market today. Tho
cheerful tono was general. Tho American
department was active once moro. London
was buying quietly of Americans In New
York nnd cablo selling orders caused a set
back. After that this department was dull
up to the close. The chief demand for
Amorlcnn stocks was In Southern railway.
This buying was stimulated by tho report
that the Mobile & Ohio and Southern Pa
cltlc securities wero being sought In n tluht
for control. Money wns a llttlo stlffT
again today and It Is expected to bo still
dearer. Thn bank continues to lend to tho
market. Sliver was Hat on the cessation
of tho eastern deninnd.
The following are tbc closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do pfil
Haltlmoro & O..
Canadian Poc...
Canada So
Cheh. & Ohio....
Chicago O. W...
C. 11. &. Q
Chi. Ind. &. L...
do pfd
Chi. & E. III....
C. N. W
C, H. I. & P ...
C. C. C. & St. L
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. L. & W
Denver & H. O.
do pfd
Erlo
tlo 1st pfd
Ot. Nor. nfd
Hocking Coal ...
Hocking Valley.
Illinois Central..
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
Lako Erin & W.
do pfd
Lake Shoro
L. & N
Manhattan I,
Met. St. Hy
Mex. Central ...
Minn. A- St. L..
do pfd
Mo. Pacllle
Mobllo & Ohio..
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk & W....
do nfd..fl
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W....
Ore. Hv. & Nuv.
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Hlo O. W
do pfd
St L. S. P....
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
St L. Southw...
do. pfd
St Paul
do pfd
St. P. Omnha
So. Pacific
So. Railway ....
do pfd
Tex. ft Pacific..
Fiilon Pacllle ..
do pfd
. 17 Wabash
. 80 do pfd
. S.; Wheel. & L. E...
, Ml do 2d pfd
, 67 Wis. Centrnl ....
, 3.5'i Third Avenuo ...
, 1S4 II. & O. pfd
,1I3; National Tube...
. 21 do pfd
, W Adams Ex
92 American Ex
.172 V. S. Ex
125'n Wolls-Fargo Ex..
, 7514 Amor. Cot. OH...
, 7li do pfd
. 414 Amer. Mining ...
, IGX, do pfd
,15114 Amer. K. & R
.195 do pfd
, 3t; Amer. Spirits ....
, S2i; do pfd
, 27V Amer. S. Hoop...
, 02 do pfd
.191 Amer. S. .t U...
, 1114 h) pfd
, 43 Amer. Tin Plate.
.I29i do pfd
, 24VAmcr. Tobncco ..
. 494 1 do pfd
, (rVAnnc. Mln. Co....
,110 Hrooklvn H. T...
,210i; Colo, i.-uel & 1...
, 87'- Con. Tobacco ....
,llf.; do pfd
.101 4, Federal Steol ...
:i',i no pra
09
100
, 87
01
19'i
, 55
149'
1 t''U
, 4lj,
83
, R1
, 'tV
, lTf
. 42
, 70
HOi,
, 311
Olucoso Sugar
do pra
Inter. Paper
do jifd
Laclede Oas
National Illscult
do pfd
National Lend ..
do pfd
National Steel .
do pfd
N. Y. Air Drake
No. Amerlcnn ..
Pacific Const ...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
70)J. Pacific Mall
. 411
0-.1;
, 9!
, 291.
, 79l
, 6KU
, 2W,
, M;
,150
,192
.130
, 40'i
, in;
, 7i';,
, 831,
, 831-
Car!
People's Oas
Pressed S. Car..
(In lifrl
1'llllmnn 1
. It. .t T.
Sugar
do ti f A
Tenn. Coal .t.'i'.!
i'. s. i.outlior ..
iln i.fil
P. S. Rubber".".'
lo pfd
Amal. Cooper .
liepuuno I. ,c S.
do pfd
P. C. C. & St. L
13
27";
2si.
ioi;
120
SO
93
1)3
179
51
135
30;
89
4'4
23
5";
9 1 14
17
4:"4
80'',
so;
8S
nr
130
41
7til.
I.vi
.(S
Kli
4:k,
7i.
1894
49
90
21
t'.'lU
72 '
asy,
92
10;
8".'
404
90
,150
W,
. 51
87
01
, 45
, 99
, 38
, 80
,200
.
.111
119
rn
1?
. Ill
20
, til)
. 8.".',
. ?.;
, 13V..
, 681.
Itnston Stoek (lootntlons.
HOSTON. Jnn. SO. Cull 'nans, 3fTI per
cent; tlmo loans, SHffl per cent. Ofllclal
closing:
A.. T. S. F
tlo pfd
Amer. Sugar ....
do pfil
Amer. Tel
lloston & Alb'y.
Ilostnn Elevated,
Hoston &. Me
C. 11. & Q
Dominion Coal ..
do pfd
Federal Steel ....
do nfd
Fltehbtirg pfd...,
Oen. Elec. pfd..,
Mexican Central,
N. E n. & C
Old Colony
Rubber
I'o'on T'aciHc .
I'nlon Land ....
47 West .End
80 A'estlngh. Elec.
134 Mohlson Is
11? V E. (5. .t C. 5s
102'- Adventure
251 Amal. Copper ..
104'- Atlantic
191 Hoston .t Mont,
in Hutto & Boston,
"' Cnl. Meeln
.lOSHCentennlnl ..
41- '.'rankltn
if Osceola
140 Parrot
159 Qulncy
13 tnnta Fe Cop.
11' Tamarack
20 rinh Mining .
19U winonn
V' IWolverlnes
"i Ring. Mln. Co.
93
6IH
1021
on;
. 94
. 8M.
. 2f.
.311 "
. 77
.84S
. 211'
. IOI4
. 81
. 47
I'll
. 614
.32S
. 32
. 61;
. Iu,
r5;
Foreign! I'loniieliil.
LONDON. Jan. 30,-The demand for
tin t'ey was brisk today and the sunn!.' vn
reouced to thn extent of competing hor
row ere to rely on tho Hank of England,
where they wero chtuged 5V2 per rent for
locus of n few day:. Consequently ill.
covnts wero Ilrm. The premire Is es
ptctrd to ho temporary, thnugli tho Idei of
a reduction of tho hank rate tomorrow is
less pronounced, lluslness on the Steek
exchange was r-vistlv featureless and no In
crease of nctlvlty Ip cspeeted this week.
Tho anticipation of an enrlv announenieet
of n government loan affected ennsds.
Ut mo rnlls wero mostly downward on poor
traffic returns, Americans started Irr.-g-ulnr,
but crew firmer, excepting St Pud.
which declined, but wna Impiovlng; before
the close. The feature wns the strength of
finuinern I'ueitl g mm Missions Kil'lrs
wctv dull. Oo;. premiums are quoted its
follow: HueiiMS A.vres,. 1.1170. Mndlll,
30.2:. Home. 5.9.I,; Lisbon, 41.50. Spnnl ll
1" Indian rouuclt bills were ilUnled
tonny nt Is 3 'II-32d
HEHLIN, Jnn .10. Homo funds and In
tenif.tionnls w re firm on the bourse tod.'.v,
est (chilly Ilall ins. Americans were qulot.
.limes Improved on favorable statements
ui me ininisi'-r of ocmmrrc". imnKX wero
miiirtslned. Exchange on London, Win
pfge. for checks. Discount rates: Shirt
bills, 4 per cent; tluee months' bills. 3i,
per cent.
PARIS, Jan. 30.-Prices on the bnur-M
tonay wero Ilrm until options were deelnrol
ftivorablo to buyi re Afterward stagmtlnn
ptcvnlled. Tow.ird the closo certain Indtn
trlnlf were freely offered. SosnoVlre de
clined heavily. The weakness oxtendo.l to
the cln whl"n wius dull all round. Tlir
per ct nt rent"s, I02f for tho nccount; -x-cli.bge
on London, 25f 15o for checks,
hpnnlsh 4s, 72.
rir 1i orU .Miiiip.v .Srlrt.
NEW YORK, Jnn 50.-MONEY-On call,
steady, lvff2 per cent; prime mercantile
,,0J.'ri.3J,i1 ffnt.
STIHLINO i:CHANOE-Strong. with
nrttinl business in bankers' hills nt tl.87Ht
4S7's for demand nnd nt Jl. 8nfl,S4.4 for
MMy .days; posted rates, J4.tEfjl.8SV4; com
tlierelnl bills. 4 34,4JS4
CERTIFICATE.'-Sllver. r21,g6lc; Imr
fllver. 0014c; Mexican dollars, 47c.
HOND.S--l1overnment, steady; stnte, In
nrtivo, railroad, ilrm.
The closing pi Ices on bonds today r aa
follows:
f S. rcf. 2s, reg
do coupon
do 3s, reg.. ..
tlo coupon
do new 4s, reg
do old 4s, reg
do coupon
do 6s, reg
do coupon
D. of C. 3 Cs...
Atch. general 4s
do tid J. Is
Canada So. 2s .
C. St O. 414s....
tlo Es
C. N. W. c. 7s
do S. F. deb. Es
Clltcngo Ter. 4s
Colo. So. 4s
D H. O. 4s. ..
Erie general 4s .
F. w a n f i
(Sen. Electric 6s
la. Central Is .
L. & N. unl. 4s.
M.. K. & T. 2s..
do 4s
N. Y. C. Is
Wi, V. J. C. gen. 6s.
10t-S No. PncIlVo 3s....
Il do 4s
11" N Y. C & S I, 4s
137 N. & W. con. 4b.
U.l'i Ore. Nav. Is
n.1'4 do 4s
110U lO. S. I. 0s
UD4 do consol 6s...,
125 Heading gen. 4s.
luiv Hlo O. W. Is....
91 81 I, (ir I M r. 6s
111 St L & H F g. Cs,
10.14 St. l'nill consols
121 St. P. C. it 1. Is.
13914 do 6s
121 So. Pacific 4s....
97. So. Railway Sa..
SS, S. It. T. Cs
lOIWTex. c P. Is
KU do 2s
80JS I'nlon Pnc. 4s
139S. Wnbash Is
llfi'j do 2s
loin West Shore, 4. .
SO' Wis. Central Is..
97T Va. Centuries
107 I
12S
7114
lo5
10.11.
101)1,4
109
IO31.
,P9'
1ISV4
3IU
99
HW4
12S
1VH
1184
119!
, S3l
1141;
G4
m
toos
119'4
110
116
90
.Vimt Yorlt Mlnlnsc StoeUs.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30,-Tho following arc
quotations on mining stocks:
Adnms Con.
Allen
Hreeen
Hrunswlck Con
Comstock Tun...
Con. Cal Vn
Dead wood Terra,
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Lendvlllo Con....
20
40
...175
27
4
r-
62
no
07
0
Llttlo Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
PotosI
Savugo
'terra Nevada
Small Hopes .,
Standard
.. II
.. 63
.. 9
.. 4
... 14
.. 15
.. &
..415
London .Stock Qtiot n t Ion.
LONDON. Jan. 30.-4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money
do account.
Atcnisor.
Canadian Pac.
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville
I'nlon Pac. pfd
N. Y. Centrnl
9011
.90 1
... 4
...9'
.15.'
.13V
. 93
. S"4
147
lo
do 1st pfd...
'ennsylvanln
tadlng
'o. Vac. pfd.
Clrand Trunk
Annconda
Hand Minos .
... IS 4
... C34
... 74H
... lOU
...89
... 7'i
... 8H
... 30i,i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle in Good Demand nt Steady to a Ehado
Stronger Prices.
HOG VALUES TOOK A SLIGHT DROP
IVXU..'-Y11-1110-' :7ii' rcr ounce.
I"OM'.l -4TJ5 per cent. The rnte of d?h
c.x'P,l !', tlle "l""1 "inrket for short bills Is
4 1-1617 il per cent; for three months hlllj,
4V per cent.
Flunk Clrirlntcs.
CHICAGO. Jnn. 30.-Clear!ngs. j21,M0,fi.15;
l!,n.'"nt'p". Jl-:'.4"7; posted exchanges, J1.S4W.
f(4.SS; New York exchange, par.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Clen rings. J252.I29,
S"S; balances. J12.340.715.
T'IMt . AT)!.'I.III f A Tn on r.i-
J14.0I9.I2O; bn'ances. J2.181.348.
"Au-j '1.11UUK. Jan. 30.-cioarlngs. J3.0G9,
090; balances, J458,OCS.
HOSTON. Jnn. 30,-Clcnrlngs. J22.343.737;
balances. SI, 921 .363.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 30.-Clearlngs, J3.0S4.
200, money. 3fi0 per cent; New Y'ork ex
change. 25o premium.
t ST. LOl'IS. Jan. 30.-ClenrIngn, J6.552.000;
balances, J730.503; noney. 6f?0 per cent; Now
York exchange, 10c discount bid, par asked.
Condition of (lie Trensilry.
TlMCtllV.TAV T . . - -a ... , 1 . 1
,1.11 1 ..-..1 . , om .... looays siaro-
-nn.it . . ,1... . .
....-in ui ii.-.in.iry u.iiiiiicc4 m (no gen
oral fund, exclujivo of tho M50.000,0i)0 gold
n servo In tho division of redemption,
shows- Avnllnblo cash holances, J1II.S33.720;
KUIU. ll,iU.,CW.
Cotton .llnrUet.
NEW YORK. Jun. 30.-COTTON-Hear
convictions nnd Ideas wero uppermost In
tho local cotton market today anil under
heavy selling for all accounts prices tum
bled badly. Tho fluctuations In tho general
list far exeeeded those of nnv ilnv ,.f Into
and the nnrrow nit recently followed by
the market In cenernl was nhnmlnnoil TI1V.
January deal, however, hardly butlced
throughout tho decline, being supported bv
the cllquo nnd urgent demand from be
lated shorts. On the openlmr call the mar
ket wns barely steady, with January 5
points higher nnd other months unchanged
to 3 tioints lower. Llvornool rjihlns nmrail
disappointing, while tho movement of crops
overtopped forecarts. Selling for short nc
count soon set In. but not until the early
afternoon was there any positive Indica
tion of weakness among outsldo ho'ders.
Then stop orders were renched nnd lnrgo
mounts nf long stuff enmo out. Everybody
seemed to have cotton to sell, while buy
ers wero scarce. Turns for profits -were In
varlably followed by fresh selling nnd a
further heavy decline In prices. For n long
tlmo thn March option had the support of
several prominent operators and tho parity
with May was widened to 14 points. Hut
before the closo even that month gave way
to tho tremendous pressuro from all sides.
From opening to closing speculation wns
nctlvo, tho south wlro Interests nnd Wall
street and !ocal parties Identified as active
sellers. Around the close buying on tho
reaction theory was Indulged In. The mar
ket was llnally easy, with January nomlnnl
and other months not 14(310 points lower.
Spot closed dull and Irregular; middling up
lands, 12c: middling gulf. 1211c. Sa'cs, 4.753
bales. Futures closed ensy; January, noml
nnl; February 9.25c; March, 919c; April.
9.10c; May. 9.11c; June, 9.0lo; July, 9.01c;
August, 8.71c; October. 8.05c; November,
7.9V
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 30.-COTTON-Et.i-y
sales. 1,000 bales; ordinary. R'vc; .rood
r.niinnry. EUc; low middling. STic: mid
dlings. C-c; good middling. 0c: middling
fnlr 10 1-lflc; receipts, 10.05 bales: stock,
372.102 bales. Futures barely steady; Feb
ruery. 9.095i9 10c; March. 9.0fi9.09c; Ar.'ll,
9 05fi9 07c: May, 9.03fi9.C4c: .lone, S3fjl5;
July. S.9'V7S.97c; August, 8.5708.5Sc; SopUm
her. 8.14fiS.20c.
T. LOl'IS. Jan. 30.-COTTON-Dull; no
unles rennrted; mldrtllnc. OHc; ri'clpts, 2,987
bales; shipments, 3,074 bales; stockers, 74,s37
bnlcf.
I IVERPOOL. Jnn. 30.-COTTON Snit,
dull, easier, American mldlllng, 5 7-10d;
i"lcs. 7.0i1 bales, of which 600 were for spec
motion and expert and Included 0.5O0 Amer
lcnn. Hecelnts. 22,000 bales. Including 17. F0
American. Futures opened quiet and closed
Mrndy. American middling 1. m. c , Jan-u-iy,
fiSO-Gld. value; January nnd Foo
limrv. 5 19-Gtii. stllers; February nnd Mar.-h,
-. ir.-0'f5 lrt-r.iti, stdlTs; March nnd Avrll.
-. 13-tiUfr, il.t'.td. sellers: April nnd Mav.
5 11-0f?5 12.iHd. sellers: Mny nnd June. 5'l.e4
f7" JO-Ctil buyers; June nnd .Tulv, r. 7-0ld.
l-uvirs- July ind Alicusf. fi 4-0'(ff" 0-Gld, Irty.
ers: August nnd September, t 66-04'!, rollers;
S nten.ber. I l-r.ld, i-ellers; October g. o. c,
4 3..OId, nnmln.n; October nnd N'vemt er,
I 2J-'jld, nomlnnl
CofTep Mnrliet,
NEW YORK Jan. 30 COFFfJE Snit',
Hlo. easy: No. 7 'nvnlco 7c. nominal. M'ld,
lull; Cordova, MMIVjc. The market for ftt
tnres opened steady, with nrlce.s 10 points
lower and soon became weak under gonuril
selling and scarcity of buyers, bleed op
weakness abroul, tremendous receipts In
tn. crop country, absence of spot demin 1
nnd heavy genenil tolling pressure. Senti
ment was benrlshly Inclined all dav nnd
pr:ccs further eased off Tho nurket cloe,i
bntely steady, with price net 15 poln's
lower. Total sales wero 29.250 hags. Inelud
lmr: May. 5.25c: May nnd Juno. 5.11c; July,
5.45c: September, 6.05c. December, 5.75".
ttvnpnrntcil and Dried Fruits.
, N EW YORK. Jnn. 30 -EVAPORATED
APPLES A good export business wdh done
In prime evaporated apples today, hut the
rest of tho list was comparatively quiet.
Concessions of Hfic wero inndo on prlmo
goods ami this mused Hih demand, but the
market closed Ilrm at l-;f(4?;c for st.ilo
common; prime, n4fi5c: cholco. SNfiOc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRPITS-Were
dill', but steady at unchnnged prices. Pru.ifM
v.'(ro quoletl at .lUfiSlc per lb, as to tlza
and quality Anricots. Royil. V'-ft'-.
Moor Park. SUWlSc. Peaches, ijeeled, 14f3
18c; unpceled. GljfjlOc.
Sugnr nnd Molasses,
Ni'W ORLEANS, Jan. 3U-8PaAR-Qul"f
open kettle, 3i4f73c; open kettlt,
centrifugal. 4'a4t,o; centrifugal yellow, 'iff
smc: Kconds, 24Cj4c Molasses quiet open
hi -tie 20f(30c, centrifugal. Sf?20c. Syrup,
ICfi'Oc
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-8FOAR-R.iw.
quiet, fnlr roflnlng, 3;c: centrlfugnl. so test,
4Wc Molasses sugnr, 3Hc, refined, quiet,
powdered, E.COc; granulated, 6.60c
ShepptSolil Sternly to n Mehrl I,ocr
nnil the .Mnrliet on I.nmtis Wns
Dnll nnd WenU, While Feed
ers Heiiiitlneil ('ncliniigeil.
SOUTH O.MAII , Jnn 30.
Hecelpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Scep
Olllclal Monday 2,lo2 4,700 4 113
HH!0!11! T'le'ihiy 2.G9S 7.415 3.053
Ofllclal Wedneiday .... 2.22.1 7.90J 3.3i(
rhreo days this week.... 7.023
Hnme days hist week. . . 7,553
Sumo duys week before. .10,014
SMne three weeks ago.. 7,G9i
Same four weeks ago.... 6,333
Same dnvs lui v..nr 1 'mi
Averngo pr'co paid for nogs for the
several days, with comparisons-
20.103
2f,591
22.0 1
2J.68I
13,112
14,lu0
10, m
11. hi'.'
i.24S
1-Ml.l
7,fil
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3 50
3 50
3 50
3 55
3 M
3 M
3 00
3 Iki
3 05
3 .'0
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3 70
3 75
3 75
3 90
4 W
COWS AND HEIFERS.
t.l
.. 947
..1033
.. 330
.. 320
.. 120
I 1901. 19.lS39.lS9S.!U97.1890.l!ft'j.
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Jan. 2...
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Jnn. 8...
Jan. !)
Jan 10..
Jnn II..
Jan. 12..
Jan, 13..
Jnn. 14..
Jan. 13..
Jan. 10..
Jnn, 17..
Jan. 18..
Jan. 19 .
Jan. 20 .
Jan. 21..,
Jan. 22..
Jnn. 2.1
Jan. V ..,
Jan, 25...
Jan. 20.,,
Jnn, 27...
Jan. 2ft...
Jan. 2!)..
Jan. 30...
I 4 Hi I
4 WJi,
4 !54
6 021;
5 0)1,
5 05
t 11
5 251;
6 23U,
6 Vl
6 ICU1
ti -:s
5 20i
ti a ,
6 274
6 25;
fi 12
6 141
6 21l
5 124
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6 2214
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4 21
4 33
4 29
I 27
4 r,
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;
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4 68
4 62
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4 65
4 64
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4 69
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3 52
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3 61
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3 121 3 40 4 W
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1020 3 10
1230 3 91
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STOCK COWS
fi!') 2 25
EGO
6S0
910
1120
790
715
930
73S
615
110 10..
3 50 27
3
CALVES.
3 5o 1
6 En 1
0 (i
STAGS.
1
1
870
3 05
3 05
210
130
fi 75
6 75
..1010
..1400
3 70
4 00
2 50
283
2 85
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
AND
3
1
3
3
1
1
1
17
3
HEIFERS.
. OMi
. 780
. EW
. 810
. 600
AM
. U)
. 717
. 4S0
;i J5
3 '.. .
3 30
3 30
3 40
3 40
3 50
3 50
3 05
3 14
3 09
3 19
3 20,
3 23
3 23
3 26
3 20
3 20
3 23
3 90
3 90
3 91!
4 It
4 11
3 8
3 80
3 8".
3 8S
.1 2ol 3 86!
3 9!
3 33
3 3.1
3 30
3 271
a
3 95
3 83
3 81
3 83
3 79
3 85
4 11
4 10 3 97
3 9.11 3 S
4 001
E 291 3 911 3 GO
StOi
H'r
Indicates Sunday.
The nfllel:ll tillml.Ar rtt ara nt
brought In today by each road was.
Heads. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
C. M. .fc St. P. Hy... t) 27 I.
0. & St. L. Hy 1 1
Missouri Pacific Hy.. .. 1
1. '. P. system 12 12 3
C. & N. W Hy G 8
P.. E. & M. V. It. It.. 19 21 3
H. C. 1'. Hy 1 1
C, St. P., M. .tO 29 4 .. 1
H. &. M. P.. H. R 11 10 7 4
C, II. & Q. Hy 0 9
K. C. & St. J. Hy.... 2
C. H. I. ti P.. east.. 6 12
Illinois Central Hy 2
Total receipts .... 99 U4 13 10
The disposition of tho day's tecoipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
1 'users.
Omulia Packing Co..
. 11. iiammontl Uo
Swift nnd Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Armour. Sioux City
Omaha P. Co., Kan. City.
H. Hecker & Dcgan
Vansant & Co
J. L. Carey :
McCreory & Clark
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntzlnger
Livingstone & Schaller...
Hamilton & Rothschild..
L. F. Husz
II. L. Dennis & Co
H. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs.
133
321
43.1
645
101
'47
5
82
68
42
28
29
63
151
8
42
117
inn
1.17S
1,409
1,201
1,778
1,444
Sh'p.
UK)
l,3lV)
189
1,459
210
Totals 2.273 7.920 3,238
CATTLE Hecelpts today wero not "xcjs
plve, and ns tho demnnd was In good shape
tho market ruled active and fully steady
all around.
The trade on beef steers wns fairly nctle
and but very little change was not.cenble
ftcm yesterday In the prices nnld. The
better grndes sold readily nt fully steady
ptlccs. nnd owing to the fnct thnt thero
vero not mnny good cattle offered the .ess
desirable kinds hold In good shape. It wns
n good firm market nil nrouud, nnd evcty
tl'lng wns sold In good season
The cow market took on mcro life this
morning thnn It has had for sotr time post.
Pnckorn all seemed to wnnt the chih-a
grades nnd 'n som enses paid a dime hlgbe.
than yesterday In order to got them Aside
from tho choicest bunches the sltintlou
could best be described by cnlllng It n gon I
strong, nctlvo market. Sellers reported
some dllllculty In getting steady prices for
tho undesirable grndes, but tho market hns
bien so Irregular on that cla3s of catMe
of lato that It Is dltllcult to tell much about
tho market.
Thero was llttlo or no change totlny n
bulls, calves and Btngs. Just about yostcr
dnv's prices being pnld.
The stocker nnd feeder trade remained :n
gootl shape and Ilrm prices were paid for
nil tho deslrnblo cattle offered. Tho de
mand continues fully equal to tho sumdv
for the better classes of both steers nrd
cows and heifers, and consequently ynrd
traders have no dllllculty In disposing of
their hnldtiiES. The commoner cattle re.
just about steauy. ttepresentatlvo
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
main
sales:
No.
o
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
5
21
40
8
1
20
4
40
17
10
5
10
t
1
3'.'.!!'.'.
I
3
1
0
n
V.'.'.'.'.'.
1
1
11
1
1
1
n
o.
HEEF
Av. Pr
2 00
1 23
2 50
2 'j0
3 50
1 Oil
4 00
4 on
4 00
4 IN)
1 30
4 30
4 10
4 35
4 3.
4 3.
4 10
4 4-
4 15
4 50
4 50
.... 570
....1070
750
780
....720
....1010
....1160
....1010
.... 870
.... 910
.... 914
....1013
.... 978
....1000
....1053
.... 940
....1110
....1200
....1140
....1102
STEERS
No.
7
1.1
19
1
32....
33. . . .
12....
10
21....
9....
20...
18..
0..
11..
18..
St..
15..,
fiS...
10..
Av.
1011
1274
1128
1740
1337
130S
, 1078
1140
1157
1190
1093
1110
11S7
1147
1150
, 1102
1260
1319
1333
1341
.1810
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.1088
....1162
....1220
.... S90
.... 850
.... 800
.... 99.1
....1015
.... 980
....730
.... 785
.... 910
.... 930
....10i)
.... 730
....1""
.... 740
....1150
....1020,
,...1180
.... 9-0
.... 905
....1000
....1070
....1100
....1230
. . . .1020
...,10V)
....10S2
....1030
....1110
.... 950
....1140
....1031
. ..1150
....KbO
....1050
.... 880
..1020
3
1
1
1
1
6
1
1
13
1
I
1
1
3
1 1230
11....
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3....
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3....
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1....
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4 ro
4 IV)
(
1 60
1 60
1 -5
2 20
2 00
- ., .
2 10
2 50
2 60
2 50
2 60
2 50
2 60
2 M
2 ro
2 05
2 03
2 0".
2 70
2 73
75
9.
COWS.
12...
6
.1
5
1
17
1
1
n
io-.'."'.
0
1
1
1
17
1
1
11.
II.
7
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1
11
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1
1
7
4
5
4
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1
1
1
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8..
13."
3..
1 .
98.8
....1200
.... 903
....1036
....12m
....1000
.... 980
....1063
....1050
....120
....1200
....1020
....1130
....10.11
....10S0
.... 730
....1031
.... F0I
.... 950
....1150
....1121
....1172
....971
....1162
.... 580
.... 610
.... 770
. . , . 7m)
.... 755
.... 070
....700
. ... 825
.... 930
.... 722
.... 620
.... 910
.... 753
. . . . 920
.... 650
2 75
2 73
2 75
2 80
2 ".0
2 85
2 S3
2 S"
2 85
2 85
2 K,
2 90
2 90
2 9)
3 00
3 ill
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
.1 00
3 0)
3 00
3 00
3 ft)
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 (V,
2 (V.
3 0.
3 10 '
HEIFERS
I...
4...
3...
10...
8...
17...
1...
4...
1...
o
is!!!
12...
11...
0...
4...
1..
1..
13..
21....
23....
18....
3....
1....
1....
1....
.1 00
3 00
3 00
3 '.'3
3 23
3 23
.1 25
3 30
3 30
.1 30
3 55
3 V,
3 0
UL'LLS.
2 Ov 4
19...
1...
18...
1...
3...
1...
18...
1...
9...
10...
1-
...1103
...1177
....1155
....1225
....1199
....1000
....1.100
1195
1OG0
1110
U01)
1114
10SO
877
OV)
730
1010
1157
810
119)
1220
1200
907
1250
1000
1100
1000
1159
1011
3410
1035
1190
1105
953
1133
,V.... 1031
1101
1140
1005
120-1
1020
910
1005
1037
1110
1317
11.10
1160
1055
1210
11S0
90
1170
1190
1125
1003
1100
1130
1115
110)
1.100
1200
..1600
.. 900
.. S74
.. 800
. . 903
..10.10
..1073
.. 620
.. 875
.. 800
.. 888
.. 913
.. 853
1120
.1000
Pr.
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 50
4 ro
4 55
4 55
4 65
4 60
4 70
4 70
4 75
4 80
4 85
I 85
4 90
4 90
5 00
6 10
6 15
4 fi.
4 70
3 10
3 10
.1 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
.1 15
3 1.0
3 ?0
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 2)
3 23
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 2.".
3 25
? 25
3 ?,
.1 SO
3 35
3 35
3 35
3 35
3 40
3 40
3 10
3 10
3 40
3 40
3 45
3 ro
3 50
3 30
3 .'0
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 55
3 65
3 65
3 GO
3 l
3 0
.1 rr,
3
3 o
3 61
3 Co
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 73
3 73
3 '0
3 80
4 25
3 00
3 63
3 115
3 6
3 fvi
3 65
3 05
3 70
3 73
3 85
3 90
1 '0
t 00
4 50
1410 3 40
540
410
420
670
010
, 620
. (150
. 810
. 730
. 747
. 870
. 619
. 815
. 810
. 92i)
G74
757
017
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W0
80)
Gil
2 00
2 50
2 60
3 ()
3 10
3 20
3 30
3 35
3 35
3 15
3 60
3 50
,1 V,
3 GO
.1 75
3 75
3 80
3 80
3 85
3 90
3 no
4 00
4
2
1
2
0
15
1
6
1
1
!'.'..'..'.'
1
62
10
18
3
7
1
750
,. 787
, 770
. 8M)
.. 890
. . !0
. . 755
.. 748
.. 470
.. 898
..1O.S0
.. 900
..1160
.. 900
.. 619
,. 970
,. 833
,. 533
,. 794
. . 907
. 49)
4 00
4 m)
4 CO
4 00
4 10
4 15
4 20
4 23
4 25
i "5
4 25
4
4
4 2.)
4 25
4 25
4 30
4 30
4 3i)
4 40
4 75
25
1...
1 ..
3....
s
6'.!!!
1....
2...,
1...
1...
29...
1...
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t
12....
10....
10....
1....
6....
10....
HOOS There were nnout as mnny hogs
on sale today as yesterday, tut owing to
lower markets elsewhere trade started out
here 2iifj6c lower. Tho hulk of the oarly
sales went at J5.25. with th" cholco heavy
weights from J5.271. to J5.32-4. Packers all
wutited the heavy hogs, and In some ca-o.i
paid Just about steady prices tor them, ns
comrnretl with yesterday. As tho morning
advanced tho market did not Improv?. is
packers received messages calling 'hlcago
n dime lower. After about half of tn?
hogs had changed hands thny wanted t j
buy the general run of mixed hogs nt $V22Vi.
hut us sallrrs wero not willing to cut loess
nt those figures nothing was doing for a
time The market, however, kept getting
worse, nnil for the Inst arrivals sellers
had to take J5.20 nnd J5.22ij. us conditions
were nil ugnlnst the selling Interests owing
to the declining market It was tother Into
before tho pens wero nil cleured. Hepra
sintntlvo sales:
No
73..
No
10..
100.
85..
90..
61..
70..
87..
21..
69..
98.,
79...
60...
70. . .
75. . .
G9!!.'
78...
61...
61...
41...
83...
01...
G7...
II...
72...
40...
48...
9.'...
69...
88...
62...
69...
68...
SO...
12...
IV). . .
69...
72...
M...
75. . .
81...,
61...
53...,
42...
01...
58....
01...
Av
....101
....120
....180
....187
....201
....257
....195
. . . .208
....101
....197
....223
....210
....120
....214
...,26
. . . .273
!!!!202
. .200
..192
. .210
..201
. .240
..235
..158
..401
..243
..201
. .234
..200
..247
1S
! !2tK
. .200
. .204
..251
. .238
..211
. .203
. .230
. .213
..202
. ."292
. .368
.'.2:0
. 307
fell.
40
120
40
80
80
80
'so
2o0
100
40
Pr.
4 23
4 76
6 20
5 20
6 20
5 20
6 20
6 20
5 20
5 22U
5 221 :
6 1214
6 221.4
6 22
5 V2H
0 5 224 0
0 5 2214 0
. 6 2214 6!
. 5 2214 7i
120
120
160
40
160
120
160
40
2.80
6 22 M.
5 2214
5 22Uj
5 221 i
5 "2ii.
6 221S
6 2214
6 25
i 25
5 25
5 -5
5 25
6 25
5 25
5 25
5 25
5 25
6 25
5 25
6 25
5 2.
5 25
5 '!3
5 25
5 25
5 25
Av
...231
..217
...230
...270
...2.18
...228
, . .200
...270
...281
, . .231
..219
..269
72 233
42 30S
68 255
05 201
01 229
69 237
0 218
69..
65..
69..
GO. .
69...
64..
62. . ,
71..,
G2...
61...
'I.
60.
70.
78.
65.
72.
69.
60.
70.
69.
Gl.
00.
69.
61.
60.
68.
62.
60.
19.
65.
67.
40.
67.
CO.
61.
6?.
61.
.245
....240
!!!.-254
....219
....208
25G
. . . .333
....24S
26S
. . . .283
....231
....260
. . . .258
....251
....283
280
.....105
....300
322
....329
423
JO "
!!!!!2tii
. . . .273
299
377
Sh. Pr.
80 5 25
SO 5.25
80 6 23
40 fi 25
20 5 23
40 6 25
. . 6 25
. . 6 25
6 25
6 25
5 25
6 25
6 25
G 25
5 25
6 25
5 "714
6 2714
6 27lJ
5 .124
5 2714
5 27J4
6 S7
5
5 -7U
5 "7,.J
6 2714
m
so
'so
80
200
40
100
so
120
80
40
80
80
6 J7 ,
5 '74
5 271j
D 27H
6 27W
6 2714
6 27lJ
5 30
5 20
6 50
5 30
6 30
5 30
6 10
6 :0
5 35
C 35
SHEEP Thero were hardly as many
sheep on sa!o today us yestertlny, but Chi
cago advices were none too favorable,
which had a bud effect upon the trade ut
.his point. Sheep could bo quoted steady
to n nickel lower, some wethers felling at
SI.35 that brought J4.40 yesterday. Thn
leellng was weak, although some sales wero
made that looked steady. Ewes brought
Just about st "inly nrlce.s. n bunch of west
erns soiling us high us J3.70 ami natives ut
J3.75. There were no strictly cholco Iambs
on sale and tho market wus dull nnl weak
on such kinds us were offered.
Feeders were In light supply again today
nnd the market did not show any purtlcjlur
change.
Quotations: Cholco fed wethers, H.Zhyi
4.40; fnlr to good wethers, Jl.Oofj 1,25; cholco
lightweight jearllngs. J4.60ff4.70; fair to
food yearlings, J4.25Q4.B0; choice ewes, J.1.40
ft3.80; fnlr to good owes. J3.0off3.40; cholco
spring lambs, J3.25fj5.33; fair to good spring
lambs, $5.00fjT 25; feeder owes, J3.23f"3.60;
feeder wethers, J3.60f3.73; feeder lambs,
Jl.00fj4.40. llepresentutlvo sales:
No. Av. Pr.
2 native cull ewes 115 2 60
31 nntlve ewes 133 3 50
7 native owes 1 127 3 60
113 western ewes 101 3 70
6 natlvo ewes 101 3 75
447 yearling wethers 101 4 35
27 feeding lambs 09 4 35
27 nntlve lambs 83 4 75
7 nutlvs lambs 70 1 75
12 native lambs 80 4 75
101 western lambs.... ' 78 6 00
12 cull owes 92 K 0)
270 Wyoming lambs 70 I
270 Wyoming lambs 68 5 00
120 western cull ewes 81 J2 15
10 cull ewes i... 91 2 51
i owes 115 3 15
100 western ewes 97 3 85
132 western ewes 107 3 70
310 western wethers 92 .1 70
42 western cull lambs 69 4 33
78 western wethers 101 4 4)
361 western wethers 91 1 40
1 lamb 91 5 0)
CHICAtiO LIVE STOCK .11 A It KET.
Cuttle Sternly or l,uner-ll(ig Flvr
Cents l,o er Slireii Sternly.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.--CATTLE Receipts,
7,600 bond. Including l.OoO Texnns; choice
steers steady, others slow to 10c lower;
butchers' stock steady to slow, Texans 10
ff15e lower; gootl to prime steers. J5.OOfjO.00;
poor to medium. $3 40W.90. stockers nnd
feeders, strong, J3.00f(4 ft), cows, J2.G0fi4.15;
heifers, J2.0'if4 .15; dinners, Jl !I2 55; hulls.
J2.n0fTji.S5; calves, steatlv. Jl oof5 75; Texas
foil steers, 'l .uofj 1.75; Texas grass stors,
J3.30f3 85: Texas hulls, J2 5W3 GV
IIOOS - Receipts today, 26.0t) head; tomor
row, 23.0KI, estimated: left over. 3,0); av
erage, 5c lower, tops, J5.40; mixed ami
butchers, J5.16fr5.40; gootl to choice heavy,
J5.2.Vfi5 40; rough heavy, J"i 10fi5 20; light,
J5 15f5 35; bulk of sa'es. J5 23fj5 X
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 15.000
head; sheep steady, lambs steady to strong;
veitrllngs up to $J; good to choice wethers,
J3.70ft4.ri5; fnlr to choice mixed, J.I I.Vfjtl 75:
western sheep, J3.751cl.50; Texas sheep, J2.M
f3.50; nntlve lambs, J1.2.Vij5 10; wr stern
lambs. $5.00ftJ.3,V
Xew York l.lie SloeU MltrUel,
NEW YORK, Jan. 30. --CATTLE -Re-celpts,
3.877 head; slow; steers, Hi'(j20e
lower; bulls, sternly; cows, steady to h'c
off; steers, Jl.6nfi5 10; oxen and stags, 52 0 1
ffjl.00; bulls. J2.GOfi4.iB. cows, J2.0,lfCI.i;
heifers, J3.35. Cables quotetl live it tlo
selling nt lllilSlgc. refrigerator beef, higher
at H'tifjloc per lb.; exports, l.loO quarters of
CALVES Hecelpts. 1,638 bond; slow lor
veals; barnv.'tnl calves, J3.tofj3.75; year
lings. J3 00fj3 25
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 8.807
bond; sheep, ilrm; gootl shee(i, lOe higher;
lambs, firm; sheep. J.'l 00fi4.GO; culls, !,
yen.'llngs. Ji.75frl.80; lambs, JI.O0fjG.20; culls,
J4 25'd4 75.
HOOS-Recelpts, 4.451 head; Ilrm nt J5.G0
fj"5.85.
I'tiiisfi City Live Htnek .Mnrliet,
KANSAS CITY. Jan 30 CATTLE -Receipts,
7.000 head. Including 1,100 Texnns
nnd 1t) calves: market steady to 10c
higher; natlvo heef steers, J1.60fJ5 60; stock
ers and feeders, J.I 75fj 1.75; western-fed
steers, Ji.OVfJ5.00, Texans anil Indian steers,
!3fl0f4.G5, cows. J.I 251i 1.25, heifers. JI.Eojf
4.75; ennners. J2.60jj3 10; hulls, J3.O0fl.50,
calves, J5.50f7 25
HOC.S-Reiclpts, 1G.OO0 head; mnrknt 6c
lower; top, 15.374; bulk of sales, J3 20ft5 3o;
heavy, J..25firj.37'4. mixed packers, J5.2i.if
5.30 light. J3.0ofjj25, pigs, ii.GWIM,
SHEEP AND LAMII8-Receipts, 1,700
bond; Inmbs, steady; sheep, strong; west
ern lambs, J5.oli5..'t5: western muttons, J4.3S
1ft 05; ewes, J.lEOffi.25; yearlings, Jl 5offM;
culls. J2.60tfl3.60.
WESTERN pTcKTNGllAiLriCS
Decrease In (tnerliig of Hogs, Al
though the Supply r.veeetls Tliut
of 11 enr Ago.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30. (Special Tele-grniii.)--Tho
Prlco Current says. There Is
derrenso In tho offerings of hogs, nlthougti
the supply exceeds that of a your ngo. Tho
totnl western pncklug is 610,000 head, com
pared with 620.000 the preceding week and
105.000 Inst year. From November 1 tho
totnl Is tl.955,000. ngalust 0.090.000 n year
ngo. Prominent places couip.iro ns follows:
1901. 1900.
2.215.UH) 2.2 l.o 0
850.tii)i) 715 1 ,)
570.1OI 575.00
6l.).oul 4M.00I
401 !' .,0: lt)
, 3CO.000 31.'. J 0
nn.u.o 28 nnl
r.ui.mo 2 'N.tvo
lsE.OOt) Sil.ni)
117.0") 1I7..K,)
y, I'aVoOJ ltll.tfO
182.000 Ut.OvO
Ch'CHgt)
KntlMiN City
MM A II A
St. Louis .'.'.'.'.'
ht Joseph ...
lui'uiiiaiiolls
MtllVrttlUn.,
("Iliclniinll .
Ottumwti
t '"ilfer Hapltls
Sioux City ...
St Paul
St. I. mils Lite .stock Market.
.ST. LOUIS. Jan. 30.-CATTLF Receipts,
.1.100 heat . Iiicludlnir l.titm T..v,.- ,..,.J,...l
slow, with natives 10c lower iimi Tesnns
tlilll hut stratly; natlvo shltmlin: 1111,1 . v.
Port steers, 1.835.75; dressed beef m'h.I
butclu r steers, J.t.'.mifl-IS, steers under Mii
lbs.. Jl 1tV!l4.75: stoeliprn i.m.I f.l.,u
ti'j, W" ."ml ",l,. J2.W4fl.75; canners.
'1.25112.. n: hulls. ftmi rr.- n'.,v,.u 1..
iUtiJ,Hlcvn'' W.35ff4.70; cows ami heifers.
MOOS Hecelnts. 7(00 .,..-....
omiiud steady to strong nnd closed wonk;
pigs nnd lights. J..20f(,V3o; packers, i5.20jjt
'-'-". .-n, J.OvlSfU. nr.
SHEEP AVIl I . a t 11a ij.,i..,. ,
heat ; market Mvo nnd strong: nn'lvi.
tntlttons. J3,,.. .. western sheep, M.Ov;
lambs, J4.,i,j- nils nnd bucks. J.I.00I1 i.m.
St. .lose l.lin Stock Market.
SOt'TII ST .Illtll.MMI M t ,. .0....
.i.:i . .... . -"'.. ... ....... wv. -ic.iu-
clal.) 'I he Journal quotes:
CATTLE.- Itnenlntu 1 lial .1
steady, quality poor; 'natives, jl thuij,. on:
Texas ant! westerns. 13 5ivs, on. .... J .....I
lielfers. 12 IOrfi.1 "V iniiin .....t !...... ,.,V
p . w, ...... ,,1,1, c,(,MP, - l"14'
4.50; yearlings nnd cn'ves, J3.50frl 60; stork
rr.s.A'Jid. 'VW'ers. J3.0iWI.25; enls, J) unfit! 75.
iiwu.-v-uece pis, o,&oo iicnd; market b,;na
l'.,v5&ri:. I1,1 uriuh'a, J5.20fj'i).374; hulk of ouhs,
-;fy.t! l''R" steady.
SHEEP AND LAMPS-Receipts, l.va
hend; market sternly to weak; lambs, J5.25;
Mexican yearlings, Jl.75.
Stock In Slnht,
Fnllowliit- lie, ti.n .,.-... .... -
1 rlnclpul western markets for January 30:
an,u r, i. nogs onctqi
Chicago 7,5i(
Kansas ("II v - t.w
at. Louis !.!!!!.'!!' 3V)
r.fsw
20,(iot)
10.101)
.100
3..12S
lS.nno
1.7IM
i.m)
Totnls
20.02.1 67.301 21.02.S
AViiol )litrl.el.
nniiTnv i.... o.. ... . . .
1 " American wool
find Cotton Reporter will say of tho wool
trade: 1 In; wool market bus been moro
nctlvo the lust week nut! an Improved Ksd-
.Ki lH, 1,,u'!- 1,1 lrml- J""0 tiumber of
tnlllH hnvo been reported In the market and
somo falr-slzed lines of wools hnvo been
taken. 1 ho amount of business done ex..
reixla llml e.t t... .-... . . ...
;L .! '" weeK null WO
"hould estimate tho vo ume 01' sales nt
nhnnt .I .Vionnii wii..,tu e.,.. ..:
. '1 inn,- i-iiiiiiiai uii Kfiy
of territories, scoured. Orei-on meilUim
ueeces nnu domino wools. Somo mannlne-
.....ui, express inemscives us sat s ftl with
tho or.b.rH vhl.li !... 1 1 '
rnnltt r . ,V" ''"' ' "'"V " . " ,r
ilcftt.V 'M-lwHKhta. Whllo iirlcos arc tm
mi h in ui nit? iMiytr. morn miH
tlltt llOntl UltfllsllkM ... In M.
JuHtlfy u Joint lowering of quotutiot.H in
fnitl .... .in..... II...... . . . . . . ..
" '"" " or.-iiy urm loenng
pravulls. This Is especially noticeable on
quartcrblood fleeces ami tlelnlne wools, ns
well ns on scoured wools, untl somo ealcs
imi.n I.. ...... 1 . . ... ...11 ...... .
"'.' 111 ion qiiuiutious. 1 no
markctH In the Interior am still propor-
niKiirr iiiuu tunsn ni tno sen
boanl, though country holders will In somn
Instnnoes sell for less money thnn thoy
, .-'. iiiuiiiii iio. inn
Soles, the week in Hoston nmnuuted to
...iiu.v"ni jiutiuos uomesiic nnu i.'vi.ooo pountls
a total of 1,182,1)00 pounds for thu previous
week nnd 4,440.000 for the same week If.st
J'".r.?Hlos Hl,IC0 January 1 amount to
9.615.000 pounds, against 17,109.000 Jioundt fcr
...v v. . -MFjiiiiiiK men i.isi year.
W011I Sales.
Lovnnw to.. w'.nt mu ,.
, '-".' ....... u uuir-i nn ntiou'in
rnles were continued todny. During this
"",' ri" 011 ti, 01 wnicn
15,500 wero withdrawn. The offerings todny
..........i.-h nine". .Merinos wre 111
r.-ii.- iw.t.iti..ii a v,-i..., . n 1 .1 ...ii
..... . . I,ll,(-1M (Mill mil
prices for suitable parcels of crnssbr ' .f
..i.i.ii 1. iiiiKi-i HiqiiJiy wits ouereo -.,1-pe:!or
Victoria greasy was In good d' r - I:
a few wero taken for America. New e Ins
sold freely. Following tire tho sales In d -
tflli: N'i'W Snlltll U'nl.n 1 100 linlna- .,.,.,,, ,1
r-WdftjIsmd; greasy. .ViSHtl. Queeusi.ind!
iitm nines'; scoured. 7l4lffls; nre.isv, tlfiSI.
Victoria, 1,900 bales; scoured, 1IM:' Krtmv,
4i4ilfjlH Id. South Australian , .10) ha.es;
greasy, 4s4f"G"-4tl. Now Zenland. zoo o ile.;
scoured. 6ijdns4d: greasy 3mt9ii.il cup.,
of Ocod Hotie nnd Nnlnl, r) bales; ucournl
Is ldffls Pill; greasy, 6fiOV.tl
"Vcst A'ork Dry (iooils "llnrl.-el,
NEW YORK. Jan. .'0 -DRY OOODI -Spot
business quiet In nil dlrcctln-s, hut
road tnnlo shows somo improvement
Itrown cottons In bund are Irregul'ir, nut
sellers very Ilrm on forward h'.'i"e.
owing to course of the market for raw ma
teria'. N 1 "hange In blenched or ce.irso
crlored goods. Prints In fair reques-.
Oli ghams dull. Print cloths Inr.ctlve. Men's
wear woolen In fnlr demand for new heavy
weights. Dress goods continue dull, oxci pt
for a few specialties In waist and heavv
skirting fubrlon.
Oil nnil Itoslu.
OIL CITY. Pa., Jan. 30.-OILS-Cn tilt
bnlniuc, ji.27; tuns, 101.288 bbls.; nvorige,
S8.3K2 bbls.; shipments, fcj.GOS bbls.; averig,',
95 Gl'ibbhi.
NEW YORK, Jan. .10. -OILS-Cottonn cd,
dull: prime crude, 27l4fi28c; prime yelbw.
3I4i311c. Polrjloum. dull. Rosin, e.t'y;
strnlretl. coinnnn to good, J1.G5. Turp 'P
tlne, dull but sK'.nly, 40f4015c.
LONDON. Jan. 30. Ol LS--Caleutta lin
seed, spot. 65s. Linseed nil, 23-, V41I. Hp!iit.s
of tirpcntlne, ?9s.
I ii l 1 11 11 m 't'errorlje Hie Tntin,
TUCSON. Ariz , Jan. .'0 -Ln Cannnea, Hid
mining ramp of the Green Consilldnted
Mining company In Sonora, wns held for
threo tlnys by a band of Ynqul Indians
nntl thn people of tho camp wero nt tho
mercy of tho Indians It seems that n
largo number of Ynquls who nro employe!
at the camp got drunk when pild .tin!
pin chased all tho mescal In eamo Tho
Mex'can police wero driven from tho rnmp
and held outside by n number of tho Ynqul.
Their guns were tnken from ihm anil tho
Ynquls nlso took guns nwny from Ameri
cano who attempted. to Interfere with them.
Th Indians held high carnival for thu-e
days anil ran the camp to suit themselves
There were a number of Horlous cutting
affrays, but no one was killed.
Illootly Hoiv In Italian (lunrtrr.
HOSTON. Jan. 30. In a row In tho
Italian qunrtcr at the north end hern early
today one mnn wns killed and three wero
seriously wounded. One of the men,
Raphael Fnll.i, Is under arrest, charged
with murtlT. Tho ileatl man Is Arrellla
Corraro. Tho wounded nro: (iulseppl
.nrella, shot In buck, nnd Lulgl Chrlstl,
shot In hack nnd side by sjient bullets.
Falla. the man accused of killing Corraro,
wns batlly cut about tho face n the arfriy.
Not ono of tho sjrvlvorH run speak English.
For World's Unlr lloinls.
ST. LOUIS. Jnn .10. Hy h pncllcallv
ut (tnlmous voto tho municipal i.i.'.onih'y
today passed n bill providing for the Issu
111.ro of JS.ooo.oiK) of bonds, beailng 'f per
cent Interoht, for thn World's fair to bo
held In St. Louis In 1903 to commonionito
the 100th anniversary of tho Loulsln 1.1 pur
cl r.so Tho measuro now goes to the unyo
for his signal urn This sum will -tipple-mint
thn $5,000 00) secured 011 popular sub
ser.ptlrns In St. Louis and a like imouiu
to bo appropriated by congress
(iiirner (! the .11 11 11 ey.
HOSTON, Jan. 30. -P. A. Merrill of this
city, who, acting for Hoston parties In
torested In tho work of Prof. H. L. Oaruer,
several tlnys ago cabled money to Prof,
(inrner. has received reply by cable thnt
the money has been delivered to the ex
plorer. This Is taken as conclusive evi
dence that Prof (lamer, who had been
reported dead, Is allvo and Is prosecuting
his Investigations A letter from him Is
expected soon
To Cure the (irlp In Tim llnys.
Laxative Ilromo-Qulnino removes the cause.
JAMES E, BOYD St CO.,
Telephone HUH). O11111I111, .Nell.
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