THE BEE: OMATTA. WTTDNESDAT, FEBRUARY 1, 1911.
10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Situation Highly Unfavorable
to the Bulla.
EUROPE IS WILL SUPPLIED
m Cree Seals, of Hqaator Is S
Poorlne; In Cask DrmaiA len-
tlaaea Mht tern Is
Mark Wfitfi.
OMAHA. Jan. !1. 1111
Rnltlsh advice In hi-t has proved dis
appointing In every respect. Receipts of
both winter end spring wheat have 1n
rressrd nine the opening of the new year
and stotaire at all receiving points Is full
and rash markela havo become soft and
on the decline.
other exporting countries are supplying
Europe with all the wheat needed and Jut
now the flood of new wheal has started
from soulh of Ihe enustor.
These are tha conditions which nave
upset the null amp.lgn and forced values
to lireak. Horn reaction at times may oc
cur but. on the whole, conditions do not
warrant any steadv advance until a much
better rash demand makes a disposition
for a large accumulation of wheat stocks.
Tha Intu strenKth and stubbornness In
corn has finally developed unexpected
weakness due to' the break In wheat and
partly because the movement to primary
markets keens heavy with no adequate
shipping demand to offset the stock ae
ciimiilations. About the only merit corn ha
Is lis bit feedlnir value.
Primary wheat receipts were PsT.OnO bush
els and shipments were SlIVOiO bushels.
s-alnst receipts last year of 7N0.O0 bushels
and shipments of Snj.oOO bushels.
Primary corn receipts were I.TOI.lW bush
els end shipments were 351 0" bushels,
gainst receipts Inst year of M20.0ri0 bush
els and shipments of 4M,nnO bushels.
Clearance were 3X4.000 bushels of corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal to
S1.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed lower on wheat and
nd to Hd lower on corn.
The following cash salea were reported:
WHEAT No. 4 bard: 1 car (oats mixed).
Sc. No grade: 1 car (oats mixed), fiio.
Rejected: 1 car, 81Hc
COILV-No. 3 white: 4 ears. 4c. No. 4
white: 1 cars Sttiic: t cars. 3?C. No. S
color: 1 car, 4iic. No. 8 yellow: 1 oar, 42Vic;
I cars. 4tlc: 2 cars. WVo. No. 4 yellow: 1
car. 33c. No. I mixed: 14 cars, 8340. No. 4
yellow: 1 oar, 3c.
OATS No. 2 white: 1 cars. ic: No. 4
while: 1 car. 2Sec. No. S yellow: 1 car,
2Vc; 1 car, 29Vc
llmlbi fasti Prices.
WHBAT No. 2 hard. SWaflHc; No. I
ban!. fntiOc: No. 4 hard. Ib'tiKv. rejected
hard. 74Vu5c; No. t prlng, 90ay3c; No. 3
spring. Uiiffllc.
CORN No. 2 white, 3077i0' ; No. 8
white. JHtf4ftc; No. 4 white, 3IH;'Hc; No.
8 color, Kiu40c; No. 2 yellow, 89&404c:
No. 3 yellow, wyti'Mc; No. 4 yellow, 2X'iH
ttol No. 2. SOMtrtoc; No. 8. !ftHc; No.
4, 3DytfA9c; no grade. 3T5J.T9C.
OAT8No. 2 white, OHi'QMc; standard,
V(r30c; No. t white, IfflW-Wc: No. S
white, 2IW.I&29-V; No. 4 white. 2H4a2H'4n;
No. 3 yellow, 29VtffC9c; No. 4 yellow, 2814
fj 39V,c
UARLKT-No. 3, 7rv&c; No. 4. W&lQc;
No. 1 feed, 568Mo: rejected, 63rQOOo.
RYE-No. 2, 79(aSlc; No. 3. 7S(&79c.
' larlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago :U 629
Minneapolis 225
Omaha 10 38
Imluth v 77
tc Innrr. Nn 2 mixed. No. $. 43c;
No 2 white. 43V-: No I. 43c.
IA T-l rioliansed. ch..ce timothy, .won?
14 60. cbowe prairie. $12.00
Hl'TTKH-l 'reamery. 24c; firsts. lie; sec
onds lc; parking stock, lie.
KUttS Kxtras, 21c; firsts, 3Br; seconds,
U'c.
Itaceipta. rinipmems.
Wheat, bu iliw M
Corn, bu 7fXI
Oats, bu I.WW 10000
MCW YORK RRXF.KAL JslaHKET
( notation
Vartnaa
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS 'S'A'?;- ,5 .OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
r'.ui
f the Day
Commodities.
NKW YORK, Jan. 31 FLOUR Pull;
spring patenta. lfi.1BM3 40; winter straights.
$4 20714.30: winter patents, $4.40U4ft5; spring
clears, $4 (.KiM ;.; winter extras. No. 1,
$.1.4t.cu3.70; No. 2, H 2f.-Q3.40; Kansas straights.
f4 an-i4.7,"i. Rye flour, steadv; fair to good,
$(.2ir.i4.:: choice to fancy. $4 toy 4 60. buck
wheat flour, quiet; American, 72c, c. I. f..
New York; Canadian, 66 '-c, c. I. f., New
York, for export.
roRNMEA! Hteadv; fine white and
yellow, ll.2iri1.2u; coarse, fl.1231.15; kiln
dried. 12.
WHKAT Snot market, steady: No. 1 red,
Sc elevator, and !Wo f. o. b. afloat. No. 1
northern Imluth. II 18 r. o. b. arloat. Futures
market was nervous and slightly higher on
covering, due to the recent decline and on
steadier rabies and lighter receipts, closing
o net higher. May, Si.fl0ri1.0IS; closed,
V July, ll.0ufcl.001; closed, ll.OOH. Re
ceipts. 43,20) bu.; shipments, 23.8!3 bu.
CORN Knot market, steady; New No. 2.
52Hc f. o. b. afloat. Futures market was
without transactions, closing unchanged.
May closed. 67V,c. Receipts, W.000 bu. ; ship
ments. 7.1,H7ii bu.
oAT-.KKit market assy; standard white,
37Hc; No. 2. 3Hc; No. 8, 87c. and No. 4. 8s'iO.
Kuturea market was without transactions,
closing -to to TkC net lower. May, closed
3!'; July. 3Sc. Receipts, 58.475 bu.
HOPS Steady; stste, common to choice,
li'lu, 30o2!ic; li9. livable. Pacific coaat, 18l,
WilZtc; 1909, 14!jll7c.
HAY-yulet: prime, ll.UHc; No. 1, tl.068
1.07'i; No. 2, ; No. 8. 80c.
HIIiKS steaiiy; Central America, 30H
21c; Bogota, 22c
liKATHKR Firm: hemlock, firsts. 23'4
M-.'c; seconds, 21Viie23c; thlrcls, l20c; re
jects, w,tllc.
PROVISIONS Pork, quiet; mess, $22.60
23.0U: family, 2S.00iS 24.50; short clears,
Ji.tKnii 22.00. Beef, steady; mess, l14.otr914.Sa;
family, 16.50ro 17.00; beef hams. IZi.Wy 27.5a
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies. 10 to 14
lbs.. S12.a0f& 13.50; pickled hams. 812 12.75.
Iard, steady; middle west prime. JlO.Ofi'o)
10. IS; refined, barely steady; continent,
$10 0; South America, $11.40; compound,
J8.37'.flS.r,2i1.
TAl.liOW Quiet; prime city. hhds.. 1a
HI'TTKR Creamery Mpecials, 23c; extras,
7X,Zry,c; third to firsts, lv,423c; creamery
held third to special, 'Ul.c; state dairy
common to finest, 17'325c; process, second
to special, lwtisic; Imitation creamery first,
isr&lc; factory held. lSVi17Vo; current
make, K.yl7c.
CFIEKSK Steady; skims, 3o;i2o.
KliGS Steady; frexh gathered, selected
extras, 2:iVf(i24c; firsts, 224c; seconds, 20
422c; fresh gathered dirties. No. 1, lxijlc;
No. Z. likylic; refrigerator firsts, l&17Hc;
seconds, 16rgl6V4c; western gathered white,
2X1 1 32c.
L'UrLTRY Dressed , quiet; western chick
ens, 131,4(6 lSVic; fowls, 14W16c; turkeys,
lU24c.
Oats
300
11
CHICAGO ftRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Fcatnres of Ihe Trading and Closing
I'rlces un Hoard ( Trad.
CHICAGO. Jan. 31. Speculators caused
a slight advance In wheat today through
bu) lug for a rally, which they asserted was
due to follow the recant 7-cent decline. The
market closed steady at a net (galn of a
shade to '(-. Corn finished Uc to Sc up,
oats off Vic to He -nl provlslona
to 17xc down, except that in January pork
a month end squeeze put up the price $2
a barrel and for rlba dO oents.
The wheat market waa a nervous, but
narrow affair from the start. The bull
hkIh received aid from tha fact that prim
ary receipts were lighter. There was also
taik of Hessian fly in Illinois. On behalf
of the bears, it was urged that the west
and ihe southwest were burdened with
cash wheat, both Omaha and Kansas
City having sold considerable No. 2 hard
to come to Chicago. Friends of higher
prices, however, derived aatlsfaction from
an unexpected decrease in tha world'!
available supply. For the May delivery
fluctuations during the session ran from
fc.Nc to W40 with the cloue W,-c up at W.
Selling lor accounts led to a little re
action. The close was steady with May
at !. a net gain of wnuc.
Corn waa strengthened by an authoritative
estimate reducing the Argentine surplus
K.Oiio,i0 bushels. May ranged between
4:i'S9n:'c and IfS'li'. closing firm at
4!o ; a net rise of c. Cash corn waa
steady. No. 2 yellow finished at 47(u47'c.
The fact that country sales and con
signments were smaller helped sustain the
market. The close was firm with May Vc
pet higher at 49V:.
Oals were weak on account of big re
ceipts. High snd low polnta for May
were 34c and J3',c, with last salea Vdfio
net lower at 33vjj!Bc. A small open
Interest produced flurries In January
pork, and ribs, the outcome being an ad
Nance of $2 in one ca.se and W cenls in
another. Hog products otherwise dragged
lower, pork iHc. to 17c lard 'ie to 17VSO,
and rlba a nickel to 7ij0.
Prices in Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Grain company, 708 Brandeis building,
Omuha. Telephone Douglas 2473.
Month. I Open. I HigU. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat I I
May...Ji,
July...!iW.'3'
Sept...il22Vl
Coiii 1 1
M ay . . . 1 49a 1 44frV 4!)$j
July. A,W)-,-lfl uOS! 4l
Wall Street Intemted in Improye
ment of Karri man System.
SHOWS EXISTING CONFIDENCE
Karalaaa of t ailed Stales Steel Cor
porallnaj for Year Make KWTer
able Comparison with Pre
vious Years.
NKW YORK. Jan. .11 The financial com
munity was Intel ested chiefly today In tlie
announcement that the Hsrrlman com
panies would expend $7fi.0dO.0iO In the Im
provement of that system In completing
the double tracking of the lines from the
Missouri river to Han Francisco and in
double tracking portions of the Oregon
Short Line.
The decision of the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific managements to under
take so Important a project at this time
was accepted as a significant expression
of confidence In present and prospective
conditions.
The Hsrrlman project and the quarterly
report of the United State Steel corpora
tion which came out after the close of the
market were the noteworthy features of
the day. The statement of the steel cor
poration for the final quarter of 1910 shows
earnings of $26,991,000. with net earnings
of $2O,4.;2.000.
At first the statement would seem dis
appointing. In that the gross showing for
the month was several millions below ex
liectatlons, this being partly due to the
low returns for the last month of the
year. Earnings for the year, however, ag
gregate $141,144,000, making a very favor
able comparison with those of 1WI9 and
IMS. which war $131,491,000 and $81,845,000,
respectively.
Htrength of the Hill stocks was asso
ciated with developments of a favorable
nature in the affairs of that system, in
cluding the practical completion of the
subsidiary line in Washington and Ore
gon, owned Jointly by the Northern Pa
cific and Great Northern, which Is ex
pected to add materially to tha resources
of these companiea.
Covering by short Interests was a ma
terial factor in today's rise in prices and
was due no doubt to uneasiness over the
readiness with which certain active Is
sues hsve been absorbed recently. This
is especially true of Southern Pacific,
Northern Pacific, United States Steel and
Reading.
Kile's report showed an Increase In
operating Income of $W).000, due, however,
to- reduction of operating expenses, the
gross revenue having fallen off slightly.
The Omaha line reported an Increase of
$146,000 in net revenues for last month.
Bonds were firm; total sales, par value.
$3.427,0ii0. United States Ss, registered, ad
vanced H on call.
Number of sales and leading; quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
galea. Hlih. Low. CIo.
. ..
)"
I'm
t
M !
t l'l
1! ...
II
1ft II
1
) 10
t'-t l""4j
Kt
n l"i
tr n
M UVtj
4 79
ti M
li'lH
Kir-US KjHr-Mr..n (Slnul Clljrl
H rM Nh Srhoit s.
Iowa Portland 4rnrnt 11
hsnnaa flty 4a iMn.) School
grnnetr Pultrjtnc 1 (
Kansaa Citv, Mttro r Orient pra.
Kanaaa r,Tt. Mist(-o r Orient com..
I,von (rmntT Hal V warranta
Nbrak lntl Feerling
Nnnte tVwntr (Neb 9 warranra.
Omaha (! I7
imiaha Vta'er ie. !
Cmaha Sr. fly M. Illl
Omaha A '. B. St. Rr. ts. II2
Omaha C. it Br aid. I a. a...
Omaha C. B. St. Rf com
VnH-n stork Tarrlt attrrk
Hi rati. n tb ) Water a
New York Money MarVel.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 MONK Y On cell
slesdy at 2S'd2S per cent; ruling rate. 2S
per cent; closing bid. 2S per cent; offered
n 2 per cent. Time loans steady; sixty
days, 2ai per cent: ninety days, 8 per
cent: six months, 3VrfS per cent.
PRIMK MKRCAN fll,K PAPKR 434S
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Steady. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 831o-d
4 327 for slxtv-dsv bills and at M M for
demand. Commercial bills. $4.K2md 4 821.
SILVER Bar, KV; Mexican dollars. 460.
HON DS Government, steady; railroad,
firmer.
Closing quotatlona on bonds today were
as follows:
lon Inter. M. If. 4H..
...1 'Japan 4a rw
...lO: no 4Sa '
...10?i K. V. Co. lat la 71
...llf.SU 8. 4a
...US' I- N. nn. 4a Mi
... 77 H M.. K. A T. lat 4a.. tlv,
...loj'ri do sen. 4VU t
Am. T. A T. a. 4.l(7i. Mltwourt PaclMa 4a..
Am. Tobaaro 4a X.1U ao rr. aa
do Sa lorju N. Rra. of Mai. 4s S
ms N. V. C. gen. ISa. Ii4
t do dab. 4a NVi
1W N. Y.. N. H. H.
Ill ct. a Wi
4V4j N. W. jit con. 4a. M"
do rr. ia Vr,
tt Nnrthern Pacific 4a..1"04
nr, do Is 70S
3'Ore. 8. I. rfdg. 4s.. IS
10?s Penn. tn. tHa (11 II.
tt do ran. 4a 104
lt Readlni gen. 4a I7H
1"! 8. U. A 8. V. fg. 4a SJii
t' do gen. Sa
71 14 Bt. L. 8. W. eon. 4a. 77
15', do lat. gold 4a Vr,
i Haab'd A. U ad), f. 77 ,
IW So. Pacini! col. 4s
WEATHER 1 THE GRAIN BELT
llalns on Pacific Coast and In South
westColder lc re Wednesday.
OMAHA. Jan. 31 The eastern disturbance
continues to move slowly off the upper At
lantic coast. ' An area of low pressure ex
tends from the Pacific coast east over the
mountains to the central vsrtieys. and Is
accompanied by rains on the Paclflo slope,
and In the southwest, and Is causing gen
erally cloudy and somewhat unsettled
weather throughout the mountains and east
over the valleys. The movement of the
eastern disturbance off the upper Atlantlo
coast ts followed by much colder weather
in the Atlantic states, and temperatures
are lower everywhere east of the IMssls
sisslpl river, except In the upper lake
region. The weather Is very much
warmer in the upper lag region, the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, and
Is warmer generally west of the moun
tain region. An area of high pressure, ac
companied by a rapid and decided fall In
temperature. Is moving over the extreme
northwest, and the extension of this high
down over the valleys will bring colder
weather to this vicinity by Wednesday, with
probably fair tonight and Wednesday.
19U 1910 1909 1908
Iiowest last night fS IS I 4
Precipitation 00 .00 i .04) .22
Normal temperature today SI degrees
Ief. In rainfall since March 1..16.1U Inches
Excess cor. period, 1910 6. It Inches
Def. corresponding period. 1908... 6.22 Inches
It. A. WELCH. Local Forecaster.
Allli-rhalmers sfd
Amalgamated Copper
American Atrrlcultural
American Beet Sugar
American can
American Car A Foundry.
American Cottrxi (Ml
Am. Hide A Leather pfd..
Amarlcan lea Securities. ...
American Llnaeed
American Locomotive
Am. Smalt. A Ref'ng
Am. Smelt. A Rrn. pfd.
Am. 8tel Fndrtea ex-dtv.
American Sugar Refining.
American Tel, A Tel
Amarlcan Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Aicblaon ex-div
Atchiaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
9UI
93',,
BT.'x 9 r49f,?i
IBltSJ'VSItllW.i
July
Uai
May...
July...
8ept...
Tork
Jan....
May...
July...
Ijii.i ..
Jan....
May...
July...
Hi in.
Jan....
May...
July...
fii'Sl 61! &t:il
92 il:i(iti2
494! 4W
f7i 50!
elVGl'VuVa
S3!4ra'74 34 33UtTk!3SVi1iS
WV33Vul
23 00
I 27HI
17 72
96
9 W
70
10 90
77H
80
32.nl
26 00
IX 371
17 76
10 00
9 82
70
11 60
9 K2V,
M
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1 22 Si!
17 tio
96
76
t lio
10 90
9 76
I 66
83
s:it; Xi
82?;32tiv
26 no
18 30
17 67
82
KOH
70
11 60
77 V
no
23 00
18 S7V,
17 85
10 00
2Vi
72
10 90
9 826
bu
St. I.ouls General Market.
ST. LOITIS. Jan. 11. WHKAT Higher;
May, &c; July, 9ro; cash lower; track,
No. 2 red. 9Sc(h$1.01V4; No. 2 hard. 94c$l 01.
CORN Higher; May. 4H'fi48c; July.
49c; cash stronger; track, No. I, 44Vic;
No 2 white, 4dV)C
OATS Lower: May, 32V4c; cash lower;
track, No. 2. J2V4c; No. 2 white, 83Q34&
RYE I lull at 82c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. $4.50
dffi.00; extra fancy and straight, $4.003 4 40;
hard winter clears. $3 .SOifi'3.75.
SEED Timothy, $6.00rfl9.50.
CORN MEAI $2.30.
BRAN yulet; sacked, east track, $1.10(9
is.
HAY Steady; timothy, $10tKSyi8.50; pral-
ri". i 1 10. vv.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
$21.00. Lard, lower; prime steam, 19.55f(
9.75. Pry salt meats, unchanged: boxed,
extra shorts. lOTic; clear ribs, 10c; short
clears, oc. Bacon, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, 12c; clear ribs. 12c; short
clears. 12')iC.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, UMc: springs.
13c: turkevs, 16V-c; ducks. 16c; geese Sc.
BUTTER Sreadv: creamery, SPffirjC.
KGOS-Lower; 20c.
Receipts. Shlmenls.
8 000 10.l
, 69 0HO , 60,000
1 Out) M 0110
, 61,000 67.000
400
7.BWI
7110
IH
W
700
'i.oo
J"0
em
6
100
"aoo
4.100
100
100
1,3110
le.i'io
ao
8.000
I.2D0
l.(0
1,100
too
too
83 H
4
4IS
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554
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'ii"
12
414
78",
106
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32
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103
12.1
14
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77H
sous
83
fl
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41 Mi
Mr
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78
106
ill! Hi
14414
4H
12 Vi
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120
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77H
81 H
,W0 lot 8
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
vallable aplles of firaln.
NEW YORK. Jan. Sl.-Speclal cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet's show the following changes in
available supplies as compared with previ
ous account:
Wheat United States, east Rockies, de
crease. 346.0011 bu.T .Canada, decrease. 2OO.O11O ! Vnitad
Baltimore A Ohio....
Bathlcham Rteal
Brooklyn Rapid Trmnalt..
Oinadlaa Pacific
Oentral Ueatbar
Central Leather pfd
Central of Now jeraay....
Cheaapaake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago, (it. weaiern new
Cb leaaxe" Ot. Weatarn pfd...
ITblcaro A Northwestern..
Chicago, Mil. A Bt. Paul..
C. C. C. A Bt. uouia....
tWorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern
rConsoitdatad Oaa
Com Produata
nelaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio Oranda
fHmTar A Rio Orande pfd.
iDiatlllers' BscurttlM
Brie
Krla 1st pfd -.
Kris Zd pfd
Doners! Elaetrla
Great Northern pfd
Oreat North am Ore. ctfa. .
llltnola central
Intarborougn Mai
lnlerborough Mat. pfd....
International Hamatar
Inter. Marina p'd
International Papar
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas City Southern
Kaniaa Olty Boutbern pfd.
Laclede Oaa
LouiaTtlle A Naahrille....
Minneapolia A Bt. Loula...
VI., Bt. P. A Bault Bla. M.
Mlaaouri, Kanaaa A Texas.
Mo, Kan. A Taxaa pld...
Mlaaouri Pacific
National BrSfult
NatlonalSaad
Nail. Rra. ot Max td prd.
New York Ontral
N. Y., Ontario A West..
Norfolk A Weatarn
North American
Northern Pacific
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania
People a Gaa
Pittsburg. V. C. A Bt. It
Pittsburg Coal ;
Phased Bteal Oar 800 USi SS
Pullman Palace Car ex-dlv
Railway Bteal Spring
Heading 7,00
Republic Btael 1.1
Republic Bleal pfd JO0
Kock Island Co
Hock island On. pfd (00
St. L. A 8 r. 3d pld... KiO
8t. Louis Southwaslem 8l"
St. Loula Boutbweatern pld 1.500
gloaa-Ulietfleld . A 1
Southern Pacific 14. J 00
Southern Railway l.iJOO
Soulharn Railway ptd 1.500
Tennaasae Cr,pper J""
Texas A Pacific 1W
Toledo, St. Uiula A West. )
Solado, 8t. L. A W. pfd. 60")
tmlon Pacific $4. ("J
Inlon Pacific bid 4O0
tinltad Stat Realty
I nlted Btatea Rubber
Htataa steal..
no
1.M0
1.700
9.2U0
l.ioo
400
4,700
f00
200
10O
100
ion
1,1110
700
100
400
7,100
1,700
200
600
1.700
80O
"t.ion
TOO
100
1,200
200
1,600
8,700
100
"auo
109
S. loo
tr0
100
HO
7,700
I'OO
4,301
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147
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8H
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48
8714
164
12H
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187 H
1H
64 14
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174
34
7
112?
146
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36H
MH
61
67
87 H
11H
42 V,
107 H
72H
124
21
128H
28H
47
147
129
68
142H
WH
1M
son
70 V,
S44
'4
47H
8714
lf-4
127
B0
137H
1H
t:i4
1UH
'12
' 40
lin
"T4
7
112H
144H
U4
'ii'.H
i4
6"H
12S
67
87H
11-1.
42H
107
724,
141 H
20
1S7-4
Cash quotatlona were as follows:
K LOU It lie-sy; winter patents. 4.2tKf
4 75; straights, H.0tii4 f.S; spring stiaights,
,4 5ivn4.70; baiters. H.u0a5.00.
KYbT No. 2. 824c.
BAKLEY Feed or mixing, 66i-7uc; fair
to choice malting, Hijj'Wc.
SEEI18 Klax. No. i southwestern, 12 55;
No. 1 northwestern, $2.o. Timothy, IIO.jO'J.
10 i0. Clover, 814 7.7.
I 'UO VISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl., J20.2j
(.I20.!i0i ljiid. per 100 lbs.. I.S2V. Short
l itre, sides (loose). $0 irn io.o2-. short clear
tides (boned). Il0.u 10.621.
Total uleaiaucea of wheat and flour were
f.iual to 01,000 bu. Primary receipls were
.-S.tr.ro bu.. cumpared with 7-iOOou bu. the
con espundtng day a year ago. The world's
tnlbie supply, aa shown by litadsireei'a,
decreased WC.OOO bu.
EHitiuated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
37 cars; corn. Jtt cars; oats. 216 cars; hog,
:iii.0ii0 beaui.
v'hlcago Uah Prices WHKAT: No. 2 red,
rMii'.c; No. 8 red. e'.'.tlrc; No. 2 hard,
KitiWo; No- Tiard, H2ic; No. 1 north
ern spring. 11 WHU 1-OJ; No. 2 noritiern
spring, ll.Uial ; No. t sprlug, $l.Vu 1.04.
t'OKN No. 2 cash, 46W'tf47u; No. s cash.
444(46c; No. 2 white, 4.!((i4Ac; No. 3
while 44H'itSc: No. 2 yellow. 47ji4,m,c; No.
I yellow, 44-Vu-4.'c. OATS: No. 2 cash. 32c,
No. 2 White. UNdMr; ! wiuir .m -- ajc.
No. 4 while. 31W32C; stardaid, S2ij32-o.
HUTTEH Uieainerles, 17'ui.c; (lai.it.., ,0
tg 22c.
i-.iIOS Weak; receipts, 5.i cases; at
mark, rases Included. UjlSK', firsts. 214c;
l.rlnie firsts. 22'jC.
l-oTATOKS Eay; choice to fancy,
4Hc; fair to good. 42 0 45c.
IH1 I. Tit V Steady; turkeys, live
dreed, JH"- heus. live. 13.-; dreased.
ortoss. I1e. lie; diesised, 12c.
t'llEESK Steady; dslwlee, lDc; Iwins,
l.Vac; Young Americas, l5'i)liK'; long horns,
l.4c.
V EAI- Steady ; 50 to 60-lh. w eights. Hlc;
fft to iu-lh. weighls. lo'ic, sf, to 110-lb.
weights, II
4 arlot Ueceipts. Tiwlay Wheat, thirty-
one; corn. b, a(s. -1i0. Enllmate.l tumor- old.
-1W. V Ul. . lr. it.., .ui.i,. , ol
:i.
bu. Total. United States and Canada, de
crease. 640.000 bu. Afloat, for and In Eu
rope, decrease, 100.000 bu. Total American
and European supply, decrease. 646.000.
t orn I nlted states and Canada. Increase.
1.4W.0O0 bu.
Outs United States and Canada, Increase.
740 000.
The leading decreases and Increases re
ported this week follow:
Decreases Chicago. private elevators,
?fit!.noo bu.; Portland. Me.. 127,0i"O bu.; Ixuls
vllle, 72.000 bu.; Fort Worth. 67.O0O bu.; Dal
las. 56.000 bu.
Increases Chattanooga, frft.ono bu.; Minne
apolis, private elevators. BO.O11O bu.
4tti
lire,
lc;
Minneapolis Grsls Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. Jl. WHEAT Ms v,
II . 03.U1. Of.1 ; July. $1,037,: cash. No. 1 hard;
S1.04S; No. 1 northern. fl.ult'.ktrl.Om; No. 2
northern, DUHKSl.oJ's: No. 3. WcD 1.0014.
FLAX Closed at 12.64.
COItN No. 1 yellow. 43fl'43.
OATS No. 3 white. SCfouOi-,.-.
RYE No. 2. 7Sc.
BKAN In loo-lb. sacks, J2.0iVii 22.50.
FIOUll First patents. l4.BTs1i6.ln: second
patents. fl.TiS 0r first clears, $3-3093. 76;
second clears, 12. 1.7'n 2 75.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 31 BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 29c; nearby
prints, am-.
EdUS Steady; Pennsylvania and other
nearbv firsts, free cases. 24c at mark; cur
rent receipts In returnable cases. ;:tc at
mark; western firsts, free rases. 24c at
mark; current receipts. 23c at mark.
i iii'.f.M.T-rtcay; .M York, lull creams,
fancy September. lSlfec; October. 14Vul.'c;
fair to good. 14nl4'c.
pfd.
Ohem.
Vnitad Stales Steel
1 tasi Coppar
Viigliila-l'arollns
Wabasli
Wabash pfd
Western Msryland
Weatlnghouse Blactrla. . . .
Western t'nlon
Wheeling A Laka Erie....
Lahlgh Valley
Tuial as las for the day,
too
117. 10
(MS)
l.frOO
1,300
1074
84 1,
H
83 1
4"4
4!-4
30
8
12014
2sH
27 4
234
61 H
178H
SDH
'iiii
.H
120
4M4
7H
166 H
4S
8
J?
4
41
2u4
8 14
119S
28
8M4
27 H
2314
61
174
S3
7
llSti
44 "i
800 toH
200
1I0
200
M
76
4
7H
741
t
4N.200 abaraa.
18
3
41 '4
H
66
1014
2314
2(.H
. 12
41 V,
7H
106 14
4514
ll
144'.
4H
31V,
88'
1H
"2
1224
1"H
1.1
77H
ICS
31 H
KUH
83
23
484
147 H
13.1 H
66
67
141
18H
lfil
son
TO
3r4H
47H
SS
IIH
1
64
11
17
1SH
4014
lH
84
ti'4
112H
27
138
iH
61 iH
1
wh
37 H
111
42
10
72 VI
2
l'.'8Mi
loo '4
SB
18
82
160W
167 S
34',,
82
S4
42 '4
7H
6114
11HH
2i
3
27H
22
177'a
Hi
7
4H
79'4
11
45
;
lb
Wr4
6oia
7S
75
6
179'4
V. a. ret. 2s, rag.
do coupon
V. 8. Sa, reg
do ooupon ...
V. S. 4a. reg...,
do coupon ....
Allla-rbKl. lat
Am. Agrl.
Armour A Co. 4a.,
Atchiaon gsn. 4a
no ct, 4a
So ev. 6a.
A a. C. L. lat 4a
B A O. 4a
do 3a
do S. W. Ia
Pr.w. Tt. cy. 4s....
HVntraJ of a. 6a..
Central Leatbar la..
C. el N. J. gan. sa.
Chea. A O. 4a
do or. 4ls
C. A Alton 8a
C, B A Q. )t. 4S.
do can. 4a
C, M. A 81. P.
Cattle Are Slow at Study to Lower
Price t.
HOGS ITVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Fat keep. Iot to a little Kaeler
Than Monday, Willi l.nasfca
Skow n Decline ef About
Fifteen rente.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. SL
ltl.
Sheep
(K l
12.01 )
n.o:.i
10.421
1.670
19.671
6.15
6.27
Receipts were: Cattle lloirs
Official Monday S.4 l.bol
Est 1ms te Tuesday 7.0O) ll.MsJ
Two days this week . . . .12 4 16.il
Bame days last w eek ... .13.322 13.2
Kame dava I weeks atTo.-ll.5 11. 3
Heme days S weeks atro. .1S.0(7 17.112
Rnme days 4 weeks ago.. .05
Hams dava last vear 7.110 10.2)10
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date aa compared with last
'cr:
111 110. Tno. Pec.
.- M 5S3 S3 3o4 15.9
170.SO2 177,184
1(53.214 122.774 40.440
fr.iinariiis i,:- ..a.nws the average
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Dates. I 1U je.ltJt.l8X.l8W.l8X.l.
l ! ... t 41 1 ! ... t M
I tM ... t 40 TI ill ... t 6
87 N ... T 4.1 8 ... M
:i . . ta n ur ... t f-6
M ...no MTU 14 ?tn ... t 6S
IJ rl ... t T ri ... 7 M
14 I" ... 7 46 tl 81 ... t 61
6 MO ... 1 tf It ! ... Ill
I Ml ... 1 16 4 4 ... IK
.! 14 ... I 4 U ' . . 1 M
II ... T 46 61 TIO T M
28 !M ... I W M ...... If4 ... IH
14 t"8 ... t 6" M. 1 ... 1 6
I 2F-! ... T 60 fl ton f n
41 Ma ... t 60 It ... T Jft
a lit ... T 60 sr 4 7 ao
ao !t ... t SO I ... t
70 ! ... T 60 74 ll ... T m
tn 114 ... 1 60 It til ... 7 n
74 147 ... 1 60 14 Ill ... t m
41 841 ... 1 Ml M J17 ... T aa
78 tM ... 7 to 3 174 ... t SO
24 24 ... T 50 14 1M ... f 80
Cattle
Hogs .
Bheep
The
Jan.
Ian.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
C, R. I. A P. col. 4s 74 do ct. 4a Us
do r' 4a M-S do R. K. lat ret. 4a dr.
Clrlo. industrial Sa... 78 Bo. PsIIwst 6a.
Colo. Midland 4s.... 7 do gen. 4a
C. A 8. ref.-ext. 4s a t'nton Pscirio 4a.
lela. A Hud. t. 4a 8M4 do ct.
n. A K. O. 4a
do ref. 6a....
niatlllera '6a...
Erie prior lien
do gen. 4s....
do cv. 4a, aeries A
:t do lat -ref. 4a..
3 IT. 8. Rubber Sa..
77 I'. 8. Steal Id 6s.
,107
... 77
...100
...)0
...
...los.
...106
85s4va -O1.ro. (titni 0S..1O1H
76 Vt'ahash 1st
6 do llt-eit. 4a
do cr. 4a. series B. 70 Western Md. 4a....,
Oon. Kleetrla ct. 6s. 149 Waat. Elec. ct. 6a.,
ill. csnt. 1st ret. 4a. P7 wis. Ca rural 4a...,
Inter. Met. 4'4a 78 -I
Uld. Otfared.
,.10i.
(14
n
M
Boston Closing; Stofke.
BOSTON, Jan. 31 Closing quotatlona on
stocks were as follows:
Alloues
Amal. Cnppar......
A. Z. I A 8
Arlsona Com ,
Atlantic ,
B. A C. C. A 8.
Butte Coalition...
Cal. A Arizona...
tal. A Heels....
Centennial
Copper Range C.
Knst Bulla C. M
I-Yanklln
Olrrot Con
Granbjr Con.
Greene Cananea. ...
lsla Royals Copper.
Kerr Lake
Laka Copper
lA Sella Copper....
Miami Copper
Bid.
. SS 'Mohawk
. JT Nevada Con
. 24 Nlplsalng Mines
. 13 '4 North Hutu....,
. 4 North Lake ,
. 11 Old Dominion..,
. 18 Osceola
. 6') Parrott i. A C
.506 Qulnrjr ,
. 11 Shannon
. Superior
, 12 a u pari or A Boa.
. 48
. 16
. 1
. 88
. 0
. 40
.107
.lit
. 6
11
. 88
4
7 Superior A Pitta. Cs. 14
A M.
. 16-11 Tamarack
...88 U. 8. 8. R
... do pfd ,
14 t'tah Con
7 t'tah Copper CO
36 Winona
4 WolTerlne
18
46
. 86
. 46
. 10
. 46
. 8
.117
New York STInlngr Storks.
NKW YORK. Jan. !. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice mo Little Chief
(Vm. Tunnel stock
do bondi
Con. Cal. A Vs
Horn sliver
Iron SllTer
Lradvllle Con
Ottered.
23
, 18
, (6
, SO
,100
. M
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
standard
Yellow Jacket.
... I
... 7
...126
...126
...100
... at
fl...
tt...
...
M...
26...
2n...
f7...
28...
20...
tn...
...
t 7i iniiminiiwi J "
T E8A4
7 45044
7 4mJ
T 4AM
7 4ft
7 4RSt
7 64V4
7 4
I III Oil 4 12
I 00 I
t toi I 4 u
I tV 6 Ml 4 21
7 Ml WW
t 021 I Ml 4 17
031 6 1 4 m 7
8 041 B 8 4 0l
U I 4 Ml
II 4 17
Ml I l
I 441 I Ml 4 B
48i 4 M
I i! I 26 1 4 71
9 HI 4 71
B Ml 4 61
71 J 4 64
t 71 IF. tWl
721 I M 4 M
85 I 4J 4 61
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the I'nlon Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours, ending at S o clock
yesterday:
KEUEH'TS-CAKo.
Cattle.Hogs.Bheep.H'r a.
C. M. A St. P....
Wabash
Missouri Paclflo .
I'nlon Pacific ...
C. & N.-W., east.
C. A N.-W.. west..
R
64
IS
r3t. P. M. 0 27
H. & Q., east 11
B. & Q , west W
C. R. I. & P.. east.... 14
C. R. 1. P.. west....
Illinois Central 11
c. a. w 1
Total receipts 119
. DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
8
11..
2
11 17
12 I
48 S 1
15 4
.2 S
M 22
6 2 2
1 1
I
S
168 69 I
RHKEI'-Weighted with heavy supplies,
sheep and lamb trade became a slow mov
ing affair this morning. There was not
enough activity in any branch of the mar
ket early to afford a very accurate view
point to the scale of prices. Right around
forty doubles of stock were available at
the opening and twenty more were due to
show uo later.
Iimbs were plentiful, with quality very
food on an average. This phae of receipts
slled, to stimulant Inquiry, however, and
the best, as well as the poorest offerings,
cleared with more or less difficulty. Prices
averaged lower as a rule, bulk of sales
dropping to flsures about 16 e under those of
yesterday. Ptrlctly choice grades, still In
the fleece, sold at and around 26. 7, but
plain heavy strings are demanded at big
discounts. 85(10 and less buying stock of
this description.
Hneep ruled steady in spots, tne general
situation appearing bearish. Best kinds
were favored and where unchanged prices
were possible high dressing quality was In
sisted upon. Some little business was done
on a weak to dime lower basis. Toppy
wethers are quotable around 14.00, with
choice ewes around 13.76.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs. 26 6076.86; fair to good
lambs, M.bOrtrtvFiO; handv weight yearlings.
I4.60rrf4.7li; heavy yearlings, t4.2odj4.60; good
to choice wethers. t-V8f.ij4.O0; fair to good
wethers, 1360(83.86; good to Choice ewes,
W.oOrfS.76; fair to ood ewes. 132653.60;
sheep, culls to feeders, tl.60i3.2S.
Representative sales:
No. At.
J"8 western lambs, feeders e
1"0 western lambs, feeders 78
431 western yearlings A wethers. 96
Omaha Packing Co 61
Swift & Co h:
C'udahy Packing Co 1.024
Armour & t o .o
Pchwartj-Bolen Co...... .
Murphy
W. H. Vansant Co
Benton Vannant A Lush..
Stephens Bros
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla
I j. V. Husz
L. Wolf
McCreary ft Carey
S. Werthelmer
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild A Krebs
Mo. A Kans,-Calf. Co....
Sinclair
Sol Degan
CUne A Christy
McConneghey
Other buyers
51
140
74
118
143
84
12
196
110
66
121
IMS
14
27
8M
2.219
3. ins
2.779
137
2.n0l
3.311
1,006
97
27
, 79
1,037
London Stock Market.
IjONDON. Jn- 31 American securities
opened a fraction higher today. Trading
was very quiet and during the first hour
most of the gains were lout under realltlng.
At noon the market was quiet with prices
ranging from ic above to c below yester
day's New York cloning.
Ixmdon closing siock nnur.s11.1nMi.
Consols, money
do account
Amal. Copper
Ans ocda
Atrhtetn
do pfd
Baltimore Ohio...
t anadlan J'acltlr ...
(Viraapaake A Ohio.
Chi. Great .Western
Chi . Mil. A St.
I ia Beera
Tlenver A
do pfd
Brie
do 1st pfd
do fd p'd
Grand Trunk
Illinois ( antral .,
r!ll.VK.lt--Har
Milwaukee Uraln Market.
MII.WAI KFF.. Jan. 31.-W1I EAT-Nu. 1
northern. tl-(Trfel.(t'i: No. "J northern.
$1 itlS'rii.04'4: May. Wc bid.
( 1 ATS Standard, 3;Vc.
H MILKY Sample. B 11191c.
KLot K-luill.
f hcriititil (.rnli llrUrl.
LIVKRPOOL. Jan. II. WHKAT Bpot.
firm: No. ! red. weaiern winter. 7s 4d: fu-
I tures. steady; March, 7s d: May, l 11 VI.
t'OHN h;iot. American mixcrj. new. 4a 3d;
6s ld; futures. slt-ady, Kehru-
ai, a .'u; May, 4a ta.
Kansas Clip traln nnd lrolsloas.
KANSAS CITY. Jan n WHKAT May,
CVti .! n,,: J"''- S9ii sellers; rash,
Iinctiantied ; No. 1 hard. !..i.Nu. 3, trSik.-,
No. S red. ac; No. t, 9ivm!kc.
O ATS rnchanied; No. 2, S3c; No I mixed,
SI: .TV.
HVK-No. 2. 74H7KC
. ,ul u i t.li ITT. KIH t.ilv 4.4i487.
bid; ctvsh. while. 14:0 iowsr; uud. S,Ma. tl vtVi; July, II ov V
I'eorla Hsrkrl.
I'KOKIA. Jan. Sji-Ci iHN-lllgheT; No. 3.
44c, No. 4. 4-vc; sample, 4Hc.
OATS Pull, etsnuard. 3l-'c; No. 1 white.
31c; No. 4 unite. 3H4e.
Ilnlnth 4i rain Market.
Pl'I.l'TH. Jan. SI -VH K- AT Mo Innnb.
ern. I1O0V: No. 2 northern, tl Opv1.01S;
Ha IulsIIVe A Nssh. .1484
. Tii'i Mix. Ksn. A Teiss.. 3i4
.18 New York Central. ..U'.i
. I Norfolk A Weaiern. .ll'i
,1(194 do pfd M
.1H4 Ontario A Weaiern.. 4SH
Penr.syWsnis V
S141. Rand Mlnaa
. M Hearting m
. 14U Douiliarn Railway .. i
.131 do fd 47-n
. 1 1 t Southern Psrlflc ....Ill's
RioG'Bda. SlSVnlnn Pacific lll'
72H do pfd
. W, V. 8. stasl His
.. 41 do pM 12.1
.. 88 Wabash H"
. IS do pfd 8s',
..U7 ftpanlsll 4s (rt
steady at 24V1 per ounce.
Mi iNKY 2WAs per cent.
The rate ot discount in the open mar
ket for short bills is 3-3 11-1 per cent;
for three months' bills. 3'i3 9-lb per cent.
Srvr York t'orb Market.
The following quotations are f irnlshed
by lxiKan bryan. , members New Yora
Stock exchange. 31 j South Sixteenth street.
(Muaba:
... i.reer.a I'ananfia .... a
. .. :io liiMplration ..; '
. . . IH laruse 4 s
... 18 er. Cona I1!
... tl Nwh..ui-e l's
... Js;, .Nstana-I lah l;s
.. . IS Ohio l "ojiper I -a
... If lt,awhiJ I'uallliull .. S'
... l- llsv ('antral IS
... ; iiu Pks Co.' i"" i
. .. i' Sr-ara llriehuck I'o l'i:s
. . . I', Sllsr Pir-k
... 84 P.ipei.,r A plffcturi ill
... Tu, T-n,.-sb M:iiH,g .... fc's
... li 'I nn.t Crrpinrr 4
... a 1 nltsrl I'.rp-r UV4
... I Ntmh Ika '
IS fctohemla :s
A mar. Touar.ro ...
llasr Stale uaa ...
i biral.in i'ens
I Bulla Coslli.cn
' 4'si-tus
I i hlno
( chief Com
j Kia. tl.ui
! Irstis Ilsly
Kerr Laka
! njibwar
i Klv Central
' KW oiia
! r'.l .! k
r tsuklltl
(ilrruk
Helmmil
Irl.lfteld nrrrera-a
liuldfirld llalsir .
I.ural fierrrKlrs.
(mutations furnlah-d l,v B.uns Hi Inker
A Co.; 44i
iHilldlog:
chlMMi SAOtlary
teluuipua. hs
New Omaha National bank
UK 184.,
aid.
SI
at-i
8Ci
na
Bank Clearlnars.
OMAHA. Jan. 81. Bank clearings for to.
dav were 23,04,940.S1 and for the corre
sponding date laat year. 22.273,626.26.
OMAHA WIIOLBIALB PRICE!.
BTTTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade in :l-il. cartons, 28o; No. 2,
in an-ih. tubs. 24c No. 1. In 1-lb. cartons.
Uc; packing stock,, solid pack. 14c; dairy
In 60-lb. tuba, lotfiso. Market change every
Tuesday. . .
CHEESE Twins, 16Q16V40: young Amerl-
a Uo: daisies. 17AC: triplets. 17H0: llm
burger, 180, No. 1 brick, 17o: Imported
Swiss, 82c; domestic Swiss. 22o; block Uwlas,
19o.
POULTRY Dresed- broilers, under I lb.,
to per do.; hens, i4Vfcc; cocks, iic; quoks.
18c; geese, 13c, turkeys. 26c; pigeon, per
do., tl.ZO; homer squabs, per do., fl;
fancy su.uabs, per dox., .60; No. 1. per
dos., t'i. Alive, broilers, 16o; smooth legs,
l&oc; hens, lOVjc; stags and old roosters,
7c: old ducks, full feathered, 12c; geese.
full feathered, ',c; turkeys, lc; guinea
fowls, 6a each; pigeons, per do., OUc;
homer, per do., 13; squabs. No. L per
doz , 11.50; No. 3, per do., 6uc; capons, over I
lbs., 14c. 1
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, o; white
11c; pike, 10c; trout, 13c; large crapples.
Doe; Spanish mackerel, 16c; eel, Uc; had
dock, -13c; flounder, Uc; green catfish, 2"c;
roe shad, $1 each; shad roe, per pair, tibc;
frog legs, uer dox., 60c; salmon, Uc; hali
but. 10c beirlDg, c.
Beef Cut Prices-No. 1 ribs, 16c; No. 2,
12c; No. I, c; No. 1 loin, 17c; No. 2, 13Ho;
No. 3, 10c; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. 2, iao;
No 2 7c; No. 1 round, ftc; No. 2, etyc; No. 3,
S'uc: No. 1 plate. 6c: No. 2. 6'c; No. I. 6iO.
FRUITS Apples, Missouri Jonathan, per
bbl , )6.60, Missouri ben Davis, per bbl.,
14.75; California Belief lower, per box, 1.65;
Oregon and Washington Jonathan, extra
fancy, 150 to 175 sixe. per box. fi.25;
Colorado extra fancy Jonathan, B. Twig
and W. W. Pearmain. per full bu. box,
2 50. Washington extra fancy Wlneaap,
W-U2 siies, per bu.. i76: 160-1,6 sixes, per
box, t-'.60. Bananas, fancy selet, per
bunch, I2.Zbuz.ou; Jumoo. uuncn, j!g3. ,o.
Cranberries, per box, 13.50 Jersey, per bbl.,
to 75; Wisconsin Hell and Bugle brand, per
bbl., $10.50. Dates, Anchor brand, new, 30
1-lb. packages in boxes, per box, t-.0o; bulk
In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.. 64c Figs, new
California, 12 12-ox, packages, 85c: it 12-ox.
packages, $z.4o; 50 6-ox. packages. I2.U0;
Turkish, 7-crown, per lb. 16c; e-crown, per
lb., 14c; 4-crown, per lb., 13c. Grapes,
Malaga. OUjjtt lbs. gross, per keg, !7.uo0
6 U0. Orape fruit. Florida, 46-54-4 slr.es,
per box, 13.75; o0-96 sizes, per box, 114
Lemons, Limonelra brand, extra fancy,
SU-3X sizes, per box, $4 25; choice, SOU-300
sizes, per box, t3.75; 240 size, 6uc per box
less. Orangea, Camella Kedlands navels,
isj-IW sixes, per box. t2-6; 12o size, pel- box,
J2.75; lVi size, per box, t- 75; 176 and smeller
size. t3.00; choice navels, 80-98 sizes, 12.36;
IIS alze. tZ.50. 150 and smaller sixes, t-'.tunji
1.75. Florida, all lzes, per box, i50. Pears.
California Winter Nellls, per box ti76;
New York Kelfer. per bbl., 13.7584.00.
V EG KTABLKS Beans, string and wax,
per market basket. 11-60. Beets, per bu., 76c.
Cabbage, Wisconsin, per lb., 14c Carrots,
per bu., 7oc. Celery. Michigan, per do,
bunches. 35c; California Jumbo, per dos.
bunches. 9Uc. Cucumbers, hot house, 14
and i doz. In box, per dox., $2.28. fcgg plant,
funcy Florida, per doz., $z. Garlic, extra
fancy, white, per lb., 15c Iettuce, extra
fancy leaf, per do., eve. Onions, loa,
red and yellow, per lb. 2i.c; Indiana
white, per lb., 3c; Spanish, per crate, $1.60.
Parsley, fancy noma grown, per dos.
bunches. 40c. Parsnips, per bu., 75c. Pota
toes. Karly Ohio, In sacks, per bu.. Sue;
Iowa and Wisconsin, white stock, per bu ,
7,ViiSf.c. Rutabagas, per lb.. IV- Sweet po
tatoes Kansas, per bbl.. $l!.5u; Illinois, per
large bbl.. $3..V. Tomatoes, Florida, per
6-backet crate. $"j.fln. Turnips, per bu. 76c.
M 1 SCKLLAN KO 18 A Imonds. ( 'al If ornla
soft shell, per lb., 18c; In back lots, lc less.
Brazil nuts, per lb.. 13c; In sack lots, lo
less, focoanut. Per sack, $5.50; per doz.,
site Filberts, per lb.. 14e; in sack lots, lc
.s. Hlckorynuts'. large, per lb.. 6c; small,
per lb-. 6c Peanuts, roasted, per lb., 8u;
raw. per lb. 64c 'Pecans, large, per lb.,
V'.c; In sack lotne. V- less. Walnuts, black,
per H , 2'tc;' California, per lb.. l!c; In sack
Iota, lc les. Cider. New York Mott s. ier
Lt,-hbl.. $3 75: per bbl., $0 75. Honey, new,
21 frames. $1.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 31. M KT A LS Stand
ard Clipper quid; spo!, February. Jlairli,
April and Mar, $11 19m 11.0; London market.
firm; spot. ."-4 17k i'k! . futures, .V, lis Hd. .
Customs house return on eximrts so far re-
I i-orled for January are lli.Zu" Ions; local
I deairrs reported a somewhat steadier mar
Iktf. Lake. $12 HJWrj 1$ KT4: rlectrolytlr.
I $U 374'rr ti casting. $I2.i":i12 2".. Tin. weak I
I ...,.l ......iiImI' Kitrrt 14 '.TtiiriA KhrllMrv. i
March, April and Mav. H'i.ir4X"0; liiuion. I
neak: spot and futures, f 1 UT . Lead, dull;:
$4 4orrr4.rir. New York; $4 2;-a 4 Vr. i;al St.
liuia; rrtron market. 112 Ins 3d Spell, r. '
dull: Cr.36iin.4fi. Nea York; t:u 5 .30, Kast I
Si. Louis; Ionilon. market, 12:1 10s. Iron,
Cleveland warrants. 4l's 14d in fxndon:
l.nallv iron waa altady; No. I foundry,
northern. $5 25o II 25; No. t. $14 TF! 15.7:.; No.
1 southrrn ami Nv. 1 suuthetn suft. $li 2i
U.ii
Totals 6.638 1.143 10,886
CATTLE) The cattle yard this morning
nrpMented a most animated appearance. Re
ceipt were very large, in fact the largest
of the month with possibly one exception,
and as a number of train were late tha re
ceipts came stringing In all the forenoon.
At the same time the attendance of tock
men from the country waa larger than It
ha been any day in a long time back. Th
weather, being mild and summerlike, every
one waa out in the yard and tha elevated
walk wera thronged with man watching
the progress of the day' trade.
Tha market opened slow, buyer at
usual when a Brood man v cattle are re
ported back, were inclined, to move
cautiously until the receipt wera all in
sight when, aa a matter of course, they
would have a larger number of cattle from
which to make selection. Thus the early
market was alow and dull and the fore
noon waa wall advanced before enough cat
tle had actually changed hand to make
any real test of values.
A tha morning advanced it became ap
parent that buyer were determined to
make th most of the large receipt to
force a lower range of prices. The result
was more or less dullnes to th trade
throughout the day, with beet steer gener
ally 10c lower.
Cow and heifer, which were In ex
tremely large supply, sold 10c lower and In
many cases with the less desirable kinds
lbUZzo lower. Good feeders, on th other
hand, were about steady, but the common
to medium kinds and light thin atocker
wera generally a little lower.
Quotations on cattle: good to choice beef
steers. KGvii.10; fair to good beef steers,
Cr-TSaOOO; common to fair beef steers.
t4.7(V(i5.75: good to choice cow and heifer
fair to good cow ana neirers,
common to fair cow and heifers,
good to choice stocker and feed
ers, $5.30((j6 on: fair to gooa stooaers ana
feeder. $6.0U4j$5.30; common to fair atocker
and feeders, 4.(JU(iro.oo; stocg neirers,
$3.76r7JM 60; veal calves, t4 00.60; bull
tags, etc., $4.00(5.26.
Representative sale:
B&Ktr DTK c. tin.
No. At.
10 HOI
11 7
81 1094
II 1177
U 1313
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... 8M
... 876
... 171
... 760
... 774
... 878
... 838
... 643
... lie)
... 170
... 4M
... r43
... 644
... 616
... 71U
... 483
t
... 710
...VIM
... 7S0
.. .181
... HO
...ltfrO
...1100
... 7
... 10
. . . UWI
...11.45
...lllrO
... 8W
... m
... 470
... 40
... SoO
... lr0
... 410
... 140
... U
fr. No. A. Tt.
t tf fl 1171 I St
t IS II 1870 I 00
t 70 14 12M 4 00
I M 18 1S70 4 1
6 18
COWS.
t 26 1 1180 4 86
8 80 II Kl 4 80
I 71 , t 10X4 4 10
8 86 10 ) 4 6
4 HO 88 11 4 ft
4 04 88 1024 4 70
4 16 17 lull 4 80
4 80 M 110! 4 80
11EIFKRS.
4 20 1 TF 4 SO
4 86 7UI 4 tt
4 88 10 71 4 75
4 36 II 1080 4 IS
4 40 1 704 4 88
4 80 10 lot 4 0
4 W 7 t6 4 84
4 0 1 list t 8
4 80
BULLS.
4 28 2 llOt 4 70
4 40 1 19X1 4 70
4 40 1 130 4 71
4 40 1 lfcOr 4 86
4 f 1 100 4 15
4 t 1 1410 4 8
4 85 1 14'M 4 80
4 55 2 1nJ 4 K)
4 10 1 2400 t 00
4 40 1 1261 t 10
4 85 1 12.10 t It
zvj western ewes
26H western lamb
420 western ewes
10 western lambs, culls ....
123 western lambs, culls ....
IV western lambs, culls ....
166 western lambs, cull ..
13 western Iambs, culls ....
391 western wes
Ill western yearling
oi western ewea
63 western lambs
302 western Iamb
80 western lambs, culls....
136 western lamb
177 western lambs
364 western ewea
6 weetern ewes, cull
168 western ewes
21 western yearlings
2 western lamba. culls
664 western lambs, feeders
417 western lambs, feeder
24$ western lambs, feeders
lit western yearlings
123 western wethers .,
134 western lamb, cull .,
ewe
ewe
4 western
36 western
93
.. 74
..lie
.. 68
.. 73
.. 67
.. 6S
.. 65
..107
.. 94
..123
.. 97
.. 71
.. 64
.. 92
..80
.. 93
.. 2
.. 9
.J0I
.. 35
8
.. T2
.. 78
.. 96
..1(10
.. 73
..107
..133
Pt
6 60
6 00
4 36
1 66
6 76
3 K6
4 76
4 60
6 00
6 76
6 00
2 65
4 66
3 60
5 66
6 60
6 26
6 60
6 75
8 75
I 00
8 75
4 68
3 60
6 30
5 ffi
6 76
4 50
8 65
4 85
I 25
I 25
ROW OYER COUNTY CONTRACTS
Lynch". Demand for Corapetitire Bidi
Camel Conflict.
ALLEGES SOME BIO 0VISCIIAIIGE3
Heated trisise.tl Belwee. tt. Cos
w.l..ler. . to tker Asaoo-t of
Homo f tke Bill Wwlctt
Havo "res Alloereal.
of Ihelr
In which
Introduc-
Heated word that lost non
directness by reason of th ton
thev were uttered marked tha
tlon of a resolution before tha county com
missioners by John C. Lynch, asking that
there be competition on all county con
tract over $60.
In upport of his resolution Mr. lo'lich
told of the extravagant charge agalnt
the county, specifying recent hill, upon
which profits as high aa 900 pel" cent bad
been made. He lold of a plumber', bill
which had been allowed .whera a charg
of over $00 had been mad and th plum
ber allowed to keep th fixture which h
had removed. Mr. Lynch declared that
three uch Job should hav been ecurd
for the money paid.
To minor oblectlon Mr. Lynch pointed,
out that tha city was guarded by suoh a
law and why would It not be good for th
county If It hi good for th elty.
O. J. rickard arose at this time and
aid h presumed Mr. Lynch wa referring
to certain bills with which hi) had to do,
which were reduced 10 per cent and which
Mr. Lynch wanted reduced more.
"I offered to let the matter go before a
board, didn't I." shouted Mr. Lynch, "on
to be picked by you, one by rae and th
third by the two named. Such a board. If
at all fair, would have reduced th bill IB
per cent."
"Well, you didn't hav th vote to get
them reduced," retorted Mr. PlckarrL
"If you had enough vote," replied Mr.
Lynch, "I suppose you could hav charged
$5,000 If you wanted to."
It wa at last decided to lay th resolu
tion on the table to give the oommtsslonora.
time to study It until next Saturday.
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady -Hog
latrr Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81. CATTLE Receipts,
S.PflO head; market, steady; beeves, $l.K(ry
7.05; Texas ateers, !4.HVa6.8&; western steers,
I4.5U4J6.75: stocker snd feeders. u.70i(t6.sii;
cows and heifer, $2.60(S.00; calves, $7.253
$.60.
HOGS Reoelpt. 20,000 head; market,
slow at opening prices; light l7.tsxaH.10;
mixed, $7.7oifl.00; heavy, $7.46ij'7.86 ; rough,
$7.45(U7.60; good to choice heavy, $7.60tr7.6&.
pigs $7.656.16; bulk of sales, $7.7oW7.W.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 18.000
head; market, weak; native, $2.50a4.4o;
western, $2.7&ii4.40; .yearlings. $4.60ci6.60;
native lamba, $4. 50(38. to; western, $4.o0ti.30.
Kaasas City Live. Sto-elc Market.
KANSAS CITT, Jan. 81.-CATTL1&-Ra-
celpts, 13.000 head, Including BOO southerns:
market, weak to 10c lower; beef steers, 103
16c lower; dressed beef and export steer,
t6.SO4HI.O0: fair to good. t5. 60416.90: weatern
steers, $5.0CkB.00; stocker and feeder, $4-60
e4.6; southern ateera, to.aixao.w; southern
cows, $3.wi.7t; native cow, - $H.00rt6.3O;
native heifer, H6Oj-00; bull, $i.mi5.26;
calves. $4.(Vxa.2S.
HCMJ-9 Receipts, H 000 head; market, S&
iuc lower; duik oi sale ti.sw.70; heavy,
$7,6647.68; packers and butchers, $7.604 8.00;
light, $7.704.1.77.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 7.1500
head; market, 10(74 16o lower; lambs, $6.ariJ
t.86; yearlings, t- f5 36; wether, $4.(jurj
4.oO; ewe, t3.76ijf4.ia; stocKsr and feedets,
XJ.WTfl irO.
St. LoiU Live Stock Market:
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 81. CATTLE Receipt.
8,700 head, Including 600 Texan; market,
steady; native shipping and export steers,
t6.6O4j7.00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
tt..O0U.60. steers under 1,000 lb., tti.2Sict.76;
atooker and feeders, $3.75&7fi.60; cow and
heifers, $4.00470.26;. canners, $3.0o.36; bulls.
$3.7fii6.50; calves. to(-i"W.; Texas and In
dian steer, $6.00&6.60; cow and heifers,
13. C04i4.it.
HOGS Receipts. 11.600 head: market
steady; pig and light, $7.rjotiu.10; packer.
$7.767.85; butcher and beat heavy, $7.7&
a.w.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recetpta. 4.200
head; market. 10loc lower; native mut
tons, $3.764.10; lambs. $o.506.15; culls and
buck, $2.!Sr3.00; stockera, $2.5Or3.0O.
St. Joaepsi Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 81. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 3.600 head, market slow; steers, $4.50
tjti.Mi; cow ana neirers, t3.ouiao.60; calves.
M.UUijv 5V.
HOUtt Receipts, 6,800 head; market alow;
prospects weak; 6o lower; top, $7.76; bulk
of sales, $7.55u7.5. r'
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 600
head; market dull; lower; lambs, $4,604?
.us.
4 45
CALVES.
4 00
t K
t 15
t
I 01
I 0(1
t 15
t 76
7 00
t 186 7 00
1 100 T 00
1 140 T 50
11 151 7 6
t 174 T 75
8 13 7 75
t 20 I 00
1 0 I S
AND FEEDERS.
. 6S0
. 1
. 4(lS
. (tn
. 170
. 741
. It
. MU
. 7 J3
. 6.".
. W4
, 14.1
. 141
. I4
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4 15
4 85
t no
t 00
t 05
t 05
f 10
6 10
t 10
5 10
I to
5
I to
I 2.1
t 80
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8 ...
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12..
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. .'4
. 175
. f
. IM
. 814
. Mil
. 871
. 815
. 840
.
. TM
.Ki'rt
.. 831
. IM
IirxiS Reaction
cause in a run of
t M
t 85
5 .15
t 8'.
I 40
5 40
f 40
I 40
I 40
I 40
I 46
I f0
f 65
f 65
t 0 '
In hog trade found its
burdensome proportions
this morning. Prices ruled lower from the
opening, a few loads of selected lights and
l.uuhcrs selling early at nickel declines.
Hulk of biialness showed dime reductions.
I remand visa ilranav early and uncertain
lute, local killers purchasing Ihe big end
of receipts. Advices from outside points
were rather dUcouragiiig and it was well
aloni; towards midday before anything like
a clearance had been made.
Choice offerings, suitable for bacon and
Keneral purpose product, commanded Ihe
litarrt figure, tops dropping to $7 60. Mixed
mild itildwav between lop and bottom of
bulk. $7 .") bultiii good mixed. H. svy grades
were hard to move at $7.4i0 7.4 roUKh
packets holding 10 the lowest prices, as
usual.
'Ihe market 'l sed very slow and weak,
with prices late fully 104; 15c lower than
yesterday's mariet.
t:"i 1 cM-ntatii a aulra:
No.
12...,
i. ..
14 ..
US. . .
t....
ts...
tork tn sight.
Receipts of live stock at tha fivs prln
clpal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7.000 ll,6J 12000
Pt. Joseph 3,6t0 6.W0 500
Kansas City 13,000 14.000 7.500
Ht. IUls 3,700 11,500 4.3)0
Chicago (.000 18. 000 18.000
Total 32,200 81.UU0 42,2U
MITCHELL STOCK SHOW OPENS
Many Bayer Expected to Attend
Sale Which Follow the
Ex position.
MITCHELL, S. D.. Jan. tl.-(Spelat Tel
egram.) Today Is the opening session of
th South Dakota Live Btock association
and the state poultry show. Over 100 head
of horse, sheep and swine hav been
hipped In for th big sal which open
Thursday In th liv stock pavilion. Ani
mals of the beat breeds of th state hav
been entered her and they ar reported
to be In excellent condition. Secretary Wil
son states that he expect tht to be th
best Bhow ever held by th association.
The attendance will be large at th R ile
and buyer will be present from all of the
surrounding state. It Is expected fully
1,500 men will attend th aale.
With th opening of th tate poultry
how this morning there will be LOW birds
on exhibition, which exceed any of th
previous show of : sevsraj years, Th
Whit Plymouth Rock class ha th largest
number of entries and other classss are
well represented.
JANUARY BANK CLEARINGS LOW
Banker Say tkat th Farmers
Not Shipping: aa Strong- a
Laat Year.
Are
Bank clearing in Omaha In th month
of January totaled $61,439,301. This amount
although less than the same month of last
year, la very creditable, th bankers think.
Last year the clearing for January
amounted to $68,044,068.
On of the reason given for th de
creased amount I th extreme mildness of
the winter which ha kept tha farmer's
product, still In storage. In hi barns. His
cattle he Is also having no trouble at all
In keeping right on the farm and this nat
urally decreases th amount of th bank
clearings.
MRS. PRATT SELLS HER HOME"
J. F. Stoat, Attorney, Bays It for a
Home for Himself Had Sold
Old Home.
In the sale of her beautiful home, Mrs.
Julia M. Pratt, widow of tha lat Col.
Pratt, Monday concluded the final business
affair that linked her with Omaha. Mr.
Pratt sold ber home to John F. Stout, a
lawyer, for th consideration of $13,500.
The residence I one of th beat In
Omaha, and 1 located In tha select res
idences! district at Thirty-ninth street, be
tween Far nam and Dodge street. Mr.
and Mr. Stout who will make their home
In the dwelling, sold their former residence
at Thirty-first and Paclflo streets about
ten days ago.
As. a. Pr Nn. 4 Sh. Pr
WO M 7 tr it ... 7 50
. M . J 16 J4 !M ... 7 83',
.14 80 1 XI 4 H -- 8'r
;.i ... 7 i I 4 44 ... t I2
ri ., 1 41 .H 40 7 iti
8.1 ... t to u lit ... 1 sa
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 81.-COPFEE Market
steady but somewhat Irregular, aa Decem
ber was I polnta lower under somewhat dis
appointing French cables, while other
months were unchanged to 2 points higher
on covering and a little bull support. Pri
vate cables from Braxll reporting that the
crop la still suffering from drouth may
have promoted some buying here In con
nection with the claims of steady, firm
offers from primary sources and with of
ferings light, prices worked up to a net
advance of about 4(514 points. Part of this
gain -was lost later, however, under realis
ing, the close being barely steady at a net
ail v a nee of 2tk points. Sales, 4K.00O bags.
February. 10.70c; March. 10.75c; April, 10.7c;
May, 10 82c; June. lOKIc; July. 10.80c;, Au
giiat. 10.70c: September. 10.60c: October.
10.50c; November. 10.45c; August and De
cember, 10.40c. Havre was UfaS cents
higher. Hamburg, Wtt pig. higher. Rio,
50 rets lower at 7 $ 750. Santos, nominal.
Brazilian exchange on I-ond.ui unchanged
at IH t-16d. Receipts at the two Kraxillan
ports. 16.000 bags, against 21.0O baKS.
Jundiahy receipts, $.5uu buns analnni 6.3I)
bans last year. New warehouse deliveries
yesterday, 14.992 bags, against 1H.N25 last
year. Rain was again reported tn Haoiipula.
Kiot coffee, quiet; No 7 Rio. 13c; Santos,
No. 4. 13Sic; mild coffee, quiet; Cordova,
Yijfbc, nominal .
Cotton Market.
NEW YOHK, Jan. 3!. COTTON-Bpot,
cloned quiet. 6 points hlaher; middling up
lsmls. 14KV-; middling gulf, 10 2 k-; sales,
5X4 hales.
HT. IJIIS. Jan. 11. COTTON In
changed: middling, 15'c; no sales; receipts.
l.'iMi bales; shipments. 2.Ui halr; Mock,
2S.7I2 bales.
New York cotton market, as f irnlshed
by ixigan Hryan, members New York
Cotton exchange, 312 South Hlxteenth street
Omaha:
Month.
Ian...
March.
Mav..
July..
A ug
I Open.
I 14 68
14 7H
14 V3
14 C4
14 62
H gh. Ixiw. I Clone I Yes'y.
Oct.... 13 44
14 2
14 y
14 9
14 6
13 56
I 14 75
14 HO
14 UO
14 61
12 44
I-
14 K0
14 M
14 !'i
14 t,l
13 53
I 14 67
14 77
14 Kl
14 94
14 bl
13 44
Omaha Her Market.
OMAHA. Jan. HI -IIAT-No. 1. tlOlYV, No
; tioi; packing, $4 00; alfalfa. $12 0. hiraw:
Wheal, WW, ry. HM. cats. $7 00
Aberdeen Man Kill Himself,
ABERDEEN, 8. D., Jan. 11. (Special. )
Stephen R. Skinner, the man who com
mitted suicide by shooting, on January 6,
and whose body waa found on Sunday,
was an early day resident In Aberdeen,
having conducted a restaurant her in the
early 80s. He was 60 years of age, and
leave a widow and on daughter, who
resides In New York, Mr. Skinner having
secured a divorce some time ago.
nils uud
RAVANAH. (la . Jan
-Klrm st 'iVd"'!'.-; sale
celpts. ;3 bbl ; shipment. I
7.hr'. hi, In
Itosl N - Klrm : sales, 8P1 bbl.. receipts.
.107H hlrls.; shipments, 2.757 tibia'; stoiks,
HI ti!2 bbls; quote: H. $Ai5; I) $6.74; K.
K'.'h K. $.i.-2: (I, $i-TS; )(, $.77H: I. ti.fto;
K, 17 lu; M. $7.00; N, $7 86; W(J, $a.lOt WW,
$6.(16.
user Market.
NEW YOltK. Jan. II. HI (1 A R-Ra w,
muscovado. e test. 2 32c; centrifugal, tt,
tent. Z Uc; molasses. K last, 1( reflaed,
quiet
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frslla,
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. EVAPORATED
APPLES yulet and Steadv, with small of
ferings; on the spot, fancy, lZVffltc; choice,
114(U'c; prime, lOVa-lOc; cold storage.tSt
U0c.
itUIEl) FRUITS Prunes, firm, owing lo
small stocas. Quotations range from tUff
lHo for California up to Ml , and Wi
lUto for Oregon from 30 to Sue. Apricots,
dull but firm; choice 13c: extra choice, l.l'-j
(Ji'lS'tC; fancy 13'o 14c. Peaches, quiet and
steady; choice. 7(tf7e; extra choice, sri
liV,c; fancy, V!c. Kalslns. firm with a
quiet trade; louse muscatels, 6l(n;1c;
choice to fancy seeded, CVHc; seedless,
4Vil6c; Ixndon layers, $1.4o1.46.
Wool Market.
HUSTON. Jan. $1-W'OOI-While the
wool market Is still In a stais of consid
erable uncertainly, there have been signs
of real Improvement during the last
The announcement of higher prices i77
fancy overcoatings and serges acted aa a
silmulus on raw wool trading. Prices held
i-enerally steady, including Ohio XX. 81'ic;
Ohio washed delaine. 34c; unwashed. I7o;
Michigan, three-eighths blood, unwashed,
qiiai ter-blood. iHSyx.
HT. IXlI'IH. Jan. 31. WoOl-l'nnhanged;
territory and western mediums, tl(gi$c; fine
mediums, 17iylc; fine. 12ial3c.
Dry tiooils Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 31. DHT floons
Markels are steady wlih a fair trade In
primary and jobbing circle. Value ar
ho low that, competition tor buslnees I felt
keenly. Cotton goods are In Unlit rlmnand
and at shaded pii. es on wide prist cloths.
Exports are quiet. Yams are selling at
blliiht concei.slous. In men's wear the larg
est producers are gelling a large volume
uf forward orders. ' . -
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