0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , JANUARY , " . , 1891 , art
Wheat Gained Oonsideraljlo on Largo Ex-
potts niicl Othsr Oouditicms.
THAT CEREAL OPENED THE DAY STRONG
Corn Wni Tinner In Sympathy with Wheat
ninl , Owing to Inillcullon * of n He-
archie In the Movement , Ad-
v.tnccd Nearly One Cent.
CHICAGO , , mn. 4. Wheat gained
today on largo exports , n doroaso In stocks
of flour , encouraging cables and good buy-
Ing. Corn gained % a and oats about as
much. Provisions closed at the Highest
quotations of the day.
Wheat Btartcd firm , with May ; < c higher ,
nt MJi'o. Now York sent largo soiling orders
early and Harry Champlln and Pardrldgo
nml I-ocmlng sold heavily. The result was
H iosi of % c. A reaction sot in with the
oncouraglng cable advices and prices began
to advance. Liverpool was quoted steadier
and a privtito Paris cable told that the mar
ket there was very llrm. Chicago receipts
were under the estlmaicnnd only 45 cars are
expected tomorrow.
Another Influence which added to the
Btrongth of the market was the decrease la
thu stocks of Hour. Public stocks of Hour In
this country on January 1 , as eomparca with
those on December 1 , decreased 23-1,000 bbls.
At the marked advance In prices there were
some realizing sales , causing n temporary
reaction , but the firmness of the continental
rabies forced prices up again and May closed
llto above the bottom figures of t'io day and
but tc from the top. May opened nt tiS c ,
lost ' -foe , advanced % c , then i c , reacted > c ,
and advanced % o to the closo. at GGJ < c.
Corn was firmer. In sympathy with wiicat
andowing to the Indications of n dccrcaso In
the movement , May opened ! c higher , at
JiS'Yc , declined # 0 , advanced J c and closed
at tlio top ligurc-s of the day 8'J 'c.
Oats was llrm , in sympathy with the
strength in wheat and corn. Receipts were
ono car under the estimate and the estimate
for tomorrow's ' receipts was light. May
opened Jfo higher , at SOJ o and advanced to
flic , closing at that figure.
The provision market opened on higher-
prices for llvo hops. Armour & Co. and
Swift ft Co. did considerable buying and
prices advanced stcaaiiy out with few and
temporary | ) reactions. Compared with In.st.
night May pork is J5c ! higher. Mny lard 7 e
higher , and May ribs 17 > jfc higher.
Kstimatod receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
4. ) cars ; corn , 2'J5 ' cars ; oats , 125 cars ;
hogs , 27,000 head.
Tno leading futures ranged as follows :
( 'ash quotations were as follows :
I'l.otm Unchanged.
Wni5AT-No. 2 spring , ClJc ; No. 3 spring ,
Cl'Jc ; No , 2 red , Oljic.
( 'OHN No. 2 , 05Uc ; No. 3 yellow , 34' ! ®
34 ye.
OATS No. 2 , 287a29c : No. 2 white , 30JS }
Bl'.Jc ; No. 3 white. 2UQ30 } ? ( ; .
KYK-No.2 , 46'/c.
llAur.EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 40S48c ;
No. 4. 83'/4'Jc.
I-'IAX SUED No. 1.11.85.
TIMOTHY SEED 1'rlmo , $4.304.40.
L'OIIK Muss , per bbl. , { 12.75@12.80 : lard ,
per 100 Ibs , , $7.95 ; short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
| 0.0W10.75 ( ; dry Bul'od shoulders ( boxedi ,
10.25130.50 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , JO.75 ®
7.00.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal , ,
fl.15.
Swung Unchanged ; cut loaf , $5.29 : granu
lated , J4.48 : standard "A , " } 4,48.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Un the Produce exchange today the butter
market WIIB dull ; crournorles , 20'J5Uc ;
dairies , 17@22c. Eggs , dull ; fresh , 20321c.
Now V'ork
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 4. ri.otm Receipts , 28-
800 bills. ; exports , 32,100 bbls. ; snlua72,300
pkgs. ; market linn , with a good demand ;
city mill patents at * 4.1fcft4.35 ; winter
patents , $3.4033.00 ; city mills , clear , $3.00
44.05 ; winter straights , $2.763.15 ; Min
nesota patents , , $3.6033.90 ; winter extras
$2.1032.00 ; Minnesota bakers , $2.3033,00 ;
winter low grades , $1,4032,25 ; ( spring low
grades , Jl.0031.90 ; soring extras , $1.9032.40 ;
Boutharu Hour , steady ; rye Hour , more actlvo ;
Rtiporllnc , $2.7032.85 ; fancy. $2.8532.96
buckwheat Hour , dull at $2.7532.85.
HIICKWIIUAT State , $8.0038.35.
COIIN MEAl/-Qulot ; yellow western , 12.553
2.76 ; llrandvwluc , $2.70.
live Nominal.
HAUI.KV Dull ; No. 2 Milwaukee , ClffiG2c ;
two-rowed state , G2 < 2G3e.
lUm.KV MAI.T Dull ; western , 6580c : Cana
dian. 90395C ! slx-rowod , 80385C.
WHEAT Receipts , 16hOO bu. ; exports , 252 -
100 bu. ; sales , 1,890,000 bn. futures and
opened quiet mid Illllo " "easier. but
on covering of shorts , largo dccroaso
H ' In receipts and bin lucrouso In ox noils
prices advanced sharply , leaning oft llrm at
I l-Octo l ; c not advance ; No. Broil , Janu
ary. OGffiOGjfc , closed at GGjj-c ; March , G8' {
CiiUUKc , eloM'd at OOJic : April closed at 70Xc ;
May , 70 > iiJ717ic ( , closed at 71'ie ; June
closed at 71J c ; July , 72i72c ! , closed at
72'ici August closed at 74iic : Boptumbur
closed at 7ic ( , and Docomhcr closed at 781ic
COUN-UocidptK. 142,700 bu. ; exports , 14I.1UO
bn , ; stilus , oou.OOO bu. futures. 17U.OOO bit.
tpot. Bum market steadier and fairly actlvo ;
ho. B , 47Hc In elevator ; 4'J43 ( > < c nlloat ;
steamer mixed , 41 > Jc ; No , a , 41c. Uptlon
market witHHtroiiKon bli ? o.\portB , deoruaslni :
receipts and sympulhy whit wheat , closlmr at
; . ® Me net advance ; January , 41ii42'tc
clobud at 42ic ! ; February closed at 43 > 'ic
March closed at 44ic ! ; Slay , 447ie45Jic.clo'aoit
ut4D'c.
OATS-Ucceipts. 15,900 bu. ; oxporls. 2,000
bu. : sales , 216,000 bu. futures and 07,000 bu.
! i.ll < ! t.V-.irJulli.m'lm-'rlltl ) ! ! "loilorntoly active ; No ,
2 , 3436o ; No. 2 , dullverml , 3Dc ; No. 3 , 3l-e ;
No. 2 white. 3&35Ue ; No. 3 whitu , 33'Jc
track , mixed woHtern.JHiJttaD'ic ; track , while
western nnd Htato , arjQ4Hic. ( Uutlons btrouu-
nil liny , closing at )4 ) ® ? c nut an vimco ; January ,
H4a34Hc. closud at 34ic ! : Kiibruary. 34 * , , ®
a44 ? ' . closed lit 34 ? c ; .May , 3535ic. closed
ut.35\c.
. lAY-Stiiady | ; shipping , JOj good to choice ,
. ,
f O.UOUvH.uO
lloi'H Qulot ; KliitL * , roiiiiiioii to choice , 18 ®
'Jli'tc : I'ncjllu coast , 18tt'J2Hc.
llinus Sli'iidy ; wet sulti'd N w Orleuns so-
loctod. 45S(15 ( ( IfiK. , 4HU&WC ; Texas , selected.
tl&afiO His. , 4r > c ; lliivnas Ayn-s , dry , 2UJJ24
Ibs. . 10Hllc ; TOXIIH. dry. 2430 Ibs. , utt7c.
I.KATllHH-Sluiuly ; boinlock bole , lluonos
Ayrcs. light to huttvy , 14 < ftlOi ! .
I'ltoviHioNs-lU'i-f , stomlyj fnmlly , J14.00 ®
14.6U ; extra muss , { S.fjO ; lieuf hams , * lf > .r > Uj
city t < xtra India moss , ifl'J.OOiC ls.oo , Out
iniiittH , nti'iulliTiplcklud I > olllus,7ii7 ( ? cplukloi ; |
Hhouldors , ( iG > ic ; pickled hams , tiUD'ic ' ,
l.iird , Hleady ; wualurn btqam closed at fH.ilfi ;
Halos , I.OIIB tlurcus at Jfl.30r.H,36 ! city. 7.7f > ;
outlon miUis , * 7.5lKi < .H.ll ( ; January , * 8.10ft.B.15 ;
May , J7.85. 1'ork. stronuorj miw muss , il3,7MS
14.60 ; extra prime , * 13.lfil3.76 ! ; family ,
ll6.itKjir | ) > , D ( ) ; Mhot-t chiiir , $15.60iitl7.5l. (
"u Weak ; wfhtern dairy , lG10c ;
western creamery , 10tt20c ; western factory ,
164610C ; Kliilus , 2Cc ,
OIIKKSB I'li-m ; state , lurgi' , ;
email , 10 > 4ttl2iU'C ! part skims , 439ic ! ; full
skims Uffi3c.
K < iis Icoiiouse , 13317cwvs'turn ; fresh , 20 ®
2 Hie ; southern , 203'Jlc ; receipts , 6,000 pkgs.
' * - - -
and llalilmoro In bulk , It
ItosiN Steady ; striilued , common logood ,
f 1.26461,27)i. )
Tuiil'B.NTiNi : Firm and unchanged at 20) ) < ffi
KICK Dull ; domestic , fair to extra , 3 ? , ©
ojsci Japan , 4i4tlJ ( 'c.
Moi.AS8is-Quletj New Orleans , open kettle ,
good tocliolcu , 333bc.
Pill IllO.N-Qulot ; American , J12.00O15.00.
Ooi'i'Eii-Iull ; lake , H0.25.
LKAI > WuaUi lUiinestlc , (3.20.
TIN Dull ! Htrults. 20.25 bid.
BpBLTKU-Qulott domestic. 13.05 asked.
I'lCTIioi.EDM-Sleadyi United closed at BOo
Ud | Wadhlugton lu bul * , | G | -L'----1
In bulk , $3.60 ; refined Now Vork , 15,16 : I'hllR
delphla and llaltlinoro , (5.16) ) 1'hllndolphli
CNSKnn OSlow : prltno crude , uoa
HtiOAn-Uaw , nanlrr ; fair refining , quiet ; con
Irlfugala , OU teat ,
Onilthn 1'roduco .Mnrket.
HlJTTKli Tlio receipt. * ! are Illmrnl and tbo de <
mand lleht ; choice country , 1731Hc ; p.tKkln ;
stock , 1B314C , Tim groatnr part of tin
country hnttor has ( o be sold ni packing Rtock
DllERgr.n I'ont/tliv A tomporury fcarcltj
hit stimulated prlcci. Chicken * , H5JOc ; turkey -
key < > , 1O31'JO [ ROCIO and ducks , 8U10C. In
ferior stock would Roll below the abovi
llguros.
l.tvit Pout.Tiiv Doalora generally are advis
ing against thu < ihlpmont of live poultry , as
the demand Is very light , the trade generally
preferring dressed poultry.
VKAi/ The arrlvali Hro not heavy and thn
market linn nt prnvloun quotations ; choice
Mnall and fat veals , 737 1 c ; thin or heavy ,
Bil6c.
UAMK I'ralrto chicken * ) , quail and vonlson
nro out of Hoa nn , Canada geese , JO ; mallard
ducks , $2.6033.00 ! Jack rabbltn , 11.0031.75 :
small rabbits , til tuiulrroN , 76c.
KiKiH Thn marltot Is slow and weak. Frosb
Block , 2l322c ; cold storage , 17320c.
llONKY--Clioico white clover , 16c : Cali
fornia , IGc.
OrHTKiia Medium , IBc ; horsoshocs , 18c ;
extra standards , We , ' snlccts , 21c ; extra se
lects , 22c ; company itolcct.i , 26c : counts , 30c.
NUTS-Chuitntlu , 13QI6c ior ) Hi , t Italian
chestnuts , I2313c ; iilmonds , iHc ; Kngllsh wal
nuts , 12314c : Illborts , 12ic ! : Ilru7.ll nuts. 123
13C ; pecans , large , 12314c ; pecans , medium ,
lOc. Thu market on black walnuts Is low and
no ono wants to Intv.
VKHRTAIILRI.
IIEANSrallfornla hand-picked navy. Sl.OOft
2.OO ; wrsturiinavy$1.8531.90cominon ; wliltu
beans , I1.50/H.76.
ONIONS Onions are quotnd at 503G5c , and
on orders at G5370c ; Spanish onions , per
crate , $1.50.
WATr.u dins' ! I'or doz. bunches , 75c.
I'OTATOKS Nebraska , Iowa and Mlnnoiota
grown potatoes , In small Iota from store , G5j/ >
70c : same In car lots , OOc ; Colorado , from
store , 76c ; Colorado lots , G5&70c.
OAlinAOK Ordori for cabbage from the coun
try are tilled at 2Uc pur 11) .
Ocl.Eitv ROOTS According to slzo , 40JiOOo
per do/ ; .
CllMtllV flood stock , 35c ; extra fancy Cali
fornia , 60c3tl.OO ,
SWIET : POTATOES Tno supply la fair ; good
stock , per bhl. , $3.60.
OIIKKN VKCIKTAIII.KS Spinach , per bbl. , $2.25 ;
salsify , 30335c per doz. : radishes , pur
doz. , 20t' ; endive , per doz , , 75c ; onions ,
perdoz. , 20c ; cailllllowor , per uoz , , $1,5032.00 ;
lultucc , purdo603750 ; cucumbers , $2 ; toma
toes , per crate of 20 Ibs. , $2 ; string beans ,
72.50 per Jj'-bu. box : parsley , per doz. , 30c.
FIltJITS
OllAl'KS-Catawbas , per 5-Ib. basket , 1718c ;
Malagas , per 60-ib. bbls. , not. ? 5.6030.00 ;
Malagas , per 55-lb. bbls. . nul$0.5037.i)0. )
CAi.iKOitNtA I'ltuirsThere Is not much loft
on the market ; pi'ars , $2.50.
AITI.KS The supply Is light on this market
and prices higher ; fancy western , $1.76 per
box ; bollllower. $2 per box- .
I'liAMiKtilltKa Cranberries are arriving very
freulvnml aio In good demand ; Capo C'o'.f ,
per bbl. . JO.2530,50 ; boll and bugle. $0.50
30.76 ; Jersey , 10.23 ; boll and cherry , $5.
TIIOIMCAI. KIIUITS.
IIAVANAS 1'rlcos remain abaut steady : par
bunch , large. $2.00 2.50 ; per bunch , small to
medium , $1.7532.00.
I , VISIONS Now Messina lemons , size , 300 ,
$5.25 ; slzo 300 , $5.
OUANOKS Mexicans , per bov , $2.75 ; largo
sizes , $2.50 ; fancy Fiorldas , 82.75 ; choice Flor-
Idas , $2.50a > 2.00.
TANOEIIINES 1'er box , $2.75.
GuAl'K I'uuiT 1'or box , $5.
FUKH.
Rear No. 1 black , largo. $20.00325.00 ;
medium , $16 : small , $8.0O10.00 ; black yoar-
llngs , large , $12.00315.00 : medium , $10 ; small
$7 ; black cubs , largo , $0.0038.00 ; medium ,
$5.0030.00 ; small , $7 ; black Montana anil
Rocky mountain , large. $18.003'J2.00medlum ; ,
$14 ; small , $10 ; black Montana yearlings ,
large$12 ; medium , $ H ; small , $5 ; black Mon
tana cubs , largo , $0.50 ; medium , $4.50 ; small ,
13 ; silver tip , large. $20 ; medium , $12 ; small ,
$8 ; silver tin yearlings" , largo , til ; medium , $3 ;
small , 45 ; silver tip cub. < , large , $ G : medium ,
$1.50 ; small , $3 ; brown , large , $20.00325.00 ;
medium , $10 ; small , $12 ; yearlings , largo ,
$10.00312.00 ; medium , J3 ; small , $6 ; cubs
large , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $3 ; badger No. 1
lame , $1.0031.00 ; medium , GOc : small , 50c :
Usher No. 1 large , $8 ; medium , $0 ; Kinall , $1 ;
fox silver , as to color according to beauty
No. 1 large , MOO : medium , $00 ; small , $40 ;
silver pale , according to beauty , large , $50 ;
medium , 1-30 ; small $20 : cross , largo , $7 ;
medium , < ? 3 ; small , $2 ; red , large , $1 50 ;
medium , $1.25 ; small , $1 ; gray , largo.
75c ; medium , 50c : small , 40c : kit
largo , 50c ; - medium , 40c ; small , 30c.
lynx. No.l largo , $3 ; medium , $2 ; small , $1.50 ;
marten , No.'l , largo , $2 ; medium , $1.50 ; small ,
$1 ; mink. No. 1 , largo , 8UcS.il. 00 : modlnin ,
76c : small , 05c ; mink , dark , No. 1 , large , $1 ;
medium , 75"c ; small , 50c ; mountain lion , per
fect head and fcot , No. 1 , largo , $1.0032.00 ;
linporfect skins , 25350c : otter. No. 1 , largo ,
$8 ; medium , $0.007.00 ; small , $5ottfr ; , palo ,
No , 1. large , 97 ; medium , $5 ; small , $4 ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , largo. 80c ; medium , GOc ; small , OOc :
raccoon , black , as to beauty. No. 1 , largo , 60c&
$2.00 ; skunk black , cased , No. 1 , largo , $1.25 ;
medium , 7uc ; small , 60c ; short striped , large ,
81 ; medium , 70c : small , 45c ; narrow striped ,
large , COc ; medium , 40c ; small , 25c ; broad
striped , largo , 2U < ft'J5c ; wolverine , No. li largo ,
$4 ; medium , $3 ; small. $2 ; wolf mountain , No.
1 , large , $3 ; medium , $2 ; small , Jl. 50 ; prairie ,
largo , 70375c : medium , GOc ; small , GOc ;
beaver per skin , No. 1 , large , $5.0030.00 ;
medium , $4.50 ; small , $2 ; kits , largo , $2 ;
medium , $1.50 ; small , 75c ; muskrats winter ,
No. 1 , large , 10-311e ; medium , 9c ; small , 7ci
fall , large , 839c ; medium , 7c ; small , Gc ; kits ,
largo , $233c.HIDES
HIDES , TAI.I.OW , nrc.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 2Jc ! ; No. 2 green
tildes , 2c ; No. 1 green suited hides , 3c : No. 2
jroon salted hides , 2c : No. 1 green salted
lildos , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 green salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 lln. , 2c : No. 1 veal calf , 8
Ibs. to 15 MIS. . Gc : i > o. 2yeal can . 8 lb > to 15
s , , 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint hldos , 5c ; No. 2 dry Hint
hides ; 4c : No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c. I'art
cured hides lj. potII ) . less than fully cured
SilEiu1'KiMGroon salted , each , 35375c ;
green salted shearlings ( short woolcd early
skins ) , each 103l5c ; dry shearlings ( short
woolod early skins1 , No. 1 , each 63lOc ; dry
shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) . No. 2
each 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
mtclior wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 103
lie ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool bolts , per lb , , actual weight , 174J20c ; dry
flint Colorado butcher wool polls , per lb. ,
actual weight , 9310c ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool polls , per lb. , actual weight , 73'Jo ;
dry pieces -ind bucks actual weight , 037u.
St. I. outs Markets.
ST. Louis. Jan. 4. KtOUll Firm In sym
pathy with wheat ; no quotable change In
irlrus ; patents , $2.9533.10 ; extra fancy ,
i2.0532.75j fancy. $2.2032.30.
WHEAT Opened higher , but weakened on
selling ; later a rush to buy on cold wave news
and higher cables sent vilces skyward with
scarcely a hull , the gain for the day bolng
| ic ; No. 2 red , cash , closed at58 } c ; January ,
69Uc ; Mav , G4c.
COIIN Was llrm with wheat , gaining ifc ;
> Jo. 2 mixed , cash , closed at 32c ! ; January ,
33u ; May , 37 337-Uc.
OATH Advanced with the other cereals : No.
2 cash and January closed at 28Sc { ; May ,
3lc. !
RYE Nothing doing ; 4Gc bid for No. 2 , regu-
ar.
ar.lUui.EY T.lttlo doing ; sales of Iowa at 55c.
llltAN fjlfeless ; OOc , east track.
FI.AX SKED Nominal ; $1.28.
Ci.ovmi SERii-FIrm , unchanged ; fair to
choice. $9.0039,00.
HAY Firm ; prime to cholco timothy , $9.60
310.50.
HUTTKii Unchanged ; separator creamery ,
24325c ; choice dairy , 223'J3c.
Koiis- Lower at 17c.
IJBAU howur ; S3 asked.
Sfiii.Ti'.ii-l.owcr ; J3.27J ! asked.
COIIN MIIAI/ Steady at $1.05.
WlllSKV-$1.16.
IlAiitiiNO HlghiT at l ? 32.'ic.
COTTON TiES-90c3llou ,
I'novisiONS Finn and hlahcr , with good
domiind at the advance , fork , standard moss ,
$13.26. l.ard , prlmo steam. $7.87 i. Dry salt
neats , loose shoulders , $ G ; longs and rlb.s ,
$0.52 * } ; shorls. $0.80 ; boxed , l&c moro. llacon ,
nacked shoulders , $7 : longs , $7.G2U ; rlus ,
$7.50 ; shorts. $7.tr- > 37,75.
REOIIII-TS Flour , 3.UOO bbls. : wheat , 14,000
bu. ; corn , IIO.OCO bn. ! oats , 17,000 bu. ; rye ,
l.OUO bu. : bill-ley , 6,000 bu.
Slill'MENTS Flour , 0,000 bbls. : wheat , 3,000
bu. scorn , 100,000 bu , ; oats , 13,000 bu. ; rye ,
1,000 ; barley , none ,
Mluvaulcuu .HurUntH.
MII.WAUKKK , Jan. 4.-Fi.ouu-Dull and
nominal ,
WiiKAT-Weak : No. 2 spring , GGHc ; No. 1
northern , ( HVic ; May , G2J4-c.
COIIN Firm and higher ; No , 3 , 36c.
.
, - No , 2 , 50Jic ; sample , 40O
RvK-Sloady ; Np. 1.47c. ! {
I'lipvisiONS-Sloudyt , pork , $12.70 ; lard ,
. ,
RECEll'TSFloui8,900 bbls. ; wheat , 16,000
bu. : barley , 20,400 bn.
J " > ; j ' : N-M-Flour , 6800 bbls , : wheat ,
0,600 , bu. ; barley , 8,000hu ,
New York Dry UuoiU .Mnrliot.
NE\V YOIIK , Jan. 4. Advlcos from lie soulb
" ' " * ri'K1'rll | thu
, ; .li ' condition and pros-
wets of the
dry goods trailo are generally of a
tavorablo nature. Iuslnc ! .s shows signs of
recuporatlng upon con-iorvallvo lines with a
tendency , howovur. still to avoid anticipating
future wants In buying good * . I'rlntcloths
bhow seine Irregularity , but prices are gen-
urally unchanged , lllnuliams and woven wash
fabrics show a slow demand. Woolen goods
show no Improvement , The Jobbing Undo Is
fairly actlvo. _
Cotton .Murknt.
OAIA-KSTON. Jan. 4.-Corro.N-Steady : mid-
Illng , 7ic ? ; low middling , 71-10c ; goou ordl-
mry , 0 > 4'Cj recolpts , f.40U bale * ; exports
o Uroat llrltaln , 4,300 hulea ; coaatwlbo ,
4,000 bales ; suli's , 'J.'JOU hales.
Nuw Oiu.Ki.stf , Jan. ' 4. . COTTON Middling ,
7 7-10c ; low BilUdllutf , 7 U-lCci good urdl-
nary , 03-lCr ; notrccolpti" , ll,000halc i ! gron'
rccolptn , 12,300 baled ) continent , 4,000 bairn
coastwise , 3,600 bales : sales , f > 7 baloi , l-'u
turoi b.nroly itnadjr : sales , 08,300 biiloit .Inn
unry , 17.8037.37 : February. $7.6ia7,62
March , 17.02 : April , $7.7137.72 : May , I7.8IK1
7.81 | Juno. 7,8fl37,00 | July , 17.9037.98
Allguit , $8.0139.03.
BT. I.OUIP. , Jan. 4. CoTro.f l-'lrm : middling
7 ? c ; anles , 2,300 bales : rocolpLs , 4,200 bales
shipments , 4,400 bales ) stock , 00,000 bales.
MlnucapnlU Wheat , .Murkct ,
MiNNnAPOt.ts , Jan. 4. The wheat markcl
opened higher and closed stronger. The advance -
vance wan slartod by shorts buying In some o
the wheat that was sold yesterday. After the
market had started upward others bought
and the close was about Ic higher limn yester
day. It Is probable some of the strength un
due lo Iho reports of largo clearance * ) fron
the seaboard. It Is estimated that Ihcro l
about 26,000,000 bu , of wheat back to como t <
Minneapolis and Duluth bctwbon January 1
and September 1. That would tnclu.lo the
amounts now In country storehouses and the
amount In farmers' hnuds. Receipts today :
235 earn ; shipments , 10 cars , The deinuni
for cash wheat was good for lots on track am
the prices were at about the same spread
below Minneapolis as yesterday. This de
mand for cash wheat will pro.bably continue
as long as the mills are able to run with a cur-
rontoutputof Hour. Farmers continue lose !
liberally at tilnuiH within ton miles of Minne
apolis , but from Iho outside reports show thai
( hey are selling very little. May opened at
OlUc and closed at G'Jiic ; .Inly opened at 02V
and closed at 03ic. ? Trunk whnat closed :
Hard , 02 > ic ; No. 1 northern , Olc ; No. 2 north
ern , 69c. The Hour mills are worked to about
) ho same capacity as yesterday and the mar
ket remains dull. A row milters claim to bn
selling all the Hour they make. Others say
their stocks nro accumulating somewhat.
1'rlccs qulol and unchanged.
KIIIMII * City Murki'tn. '
KANSAS ( ITY , Jan. 4 , WHEAT Ic higher ;
No. 2 hard , 62c : No. 2 red , 64355c.
COIIN 'Jc higher : No. 2 mixed , 29 ? ® 30c ;
No. 3 white , 30'J < i431c.
OATS Scarce ; No. 2 mixed , 27275c ! ; No. 2
white , 28328'/iC.
ICons -Dull and weak ; 1717ic. !
ivn .Steady : No. 2. 60c.
FI.A.X SRF.D ( rrozular ; $1.2331.24.
lltiAN Firm at5G358c.
HAY Ii'irm ; timothy , $8.0039.50 ; prairie ,
$5.5030.60.
RECKII-TS Wheat , 14,000 bu. ; corn , 3,000
on. ; oats , none.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 1,000 mi. : corn , 6,000
bu. ; oats , none.
CoiVru .Hiirltct.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 4. COFFEK Options opened
barely steady at 5 to 20 points decline , closed
quiet butstcadvat5to 16 pnlnls decline ; sales ,
16,300 bags. Including : January , $17.05 ; Feb
ruary , f fU.OOj March , $10.40 : May , $10.60 ;
.September. $16.25. Rio , spot , quiet and steady ,
nominal , 417.75 ; mild , market qulot ; Cordova ,
$20.00320.25 ; sales , 600 bags Java.
llAMiitiiuJ , Jan. 4. Steady , ! i lite lower.
HAVIIK , Jan. 4. Unchanged.
Rio PR JANEIIIO , Jan. 4. Steady ; No. 7 ,
$16.10.
LONDON , Jan. -Quiet , unchanged lo 3d
higher.
Ltvurponl .M
Ltviiiti'oor. , Jan. 4. WHIIAT Sloady ; de
mand poor ; holders offer modoraloly ; No. 1
California , 5s 4d35s 5d ; No. 2 red western
spring , no stocks. %
COIIN Firm ; demand fair ; mixed western ,
4s 2d.
PHOVISIO.NS Pork , prlmo mess , fine , 80s.
Beef , extra India moss , 103 J Gd. Lard , 43s.
TAU.OW American Liverpool , line , 27s Od.
Oil .HurkotH.
On , CITY , Jan. 4. National transit certifi
cates opened at 80 ; highest , 8Us ! ; lowest ,
7B'/ ' ; closed at 79 ; sales , 18,000 bbls. ; ship
ments , 78,792 bbls. ; runs , 80,400 bbls.
1'rrrsiwito , Jan. 4. National transit cer
tificates opened at SOU ; closed at 79 ; high
est , 80' j ; lowest , 7Bi ? ; no sales.
Diilullt Whoitt .U.irkcf- .
Dui.trrii , Jan. 4. WHEAT The market was
very strong and actlvo. Close : No. 1 hard ,
cash , 02ic ; January , C'Jc ; May , G5ftc ; July ,
G7VJc : No. 1 northern , cash , GUJc : May , 04jc ;
Inly , CGjc ; No. 2 northern , cash , 58c ; No , 3 ,
63c ; rejected , 47'/3C. *
Wuol Market.
ST. Louis , Jan. 4. WOOL Quiet , weak , un
changed. _
rtnaiicli : ! Motos.
NEW OIII.EANS , Jan. 4. Clearings , $2,072,00 ? .
KANSAS CITV. Jan. 4. Clearing } , $1,910,848.
HAT.TIMOIIE , Jan. 4. Clearings , $3,237,510 ;
balances , $409,309.
Pim.ADEMMiiA , Jan. 4. Clearings , $12,729-
746 ; balances , $1.517,203.
MnMi-iiiH , Jan. 4. Now York exchange , sell-
ng at par. Clearings , $103,380 ; balances , $35-
J77.
J77.CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI , 'Jan. 4. Money , 03G per
cent. Now York exchange , 253.50C premium.
Clearing ! , $2,622,000.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 4. Money closed easy at
L per cent , liar silver , G8Uc. Mexican dollars
lars , tU'/tc. Bales of silver ccrtlflcalcs , nouo.
ST. Louis , Jan. 4. Clearings. J4,537,4"07 ;
balances , $558,509. Money , qulot at 038 per
cent. Exchange on Now York , OOc premium.
HOSTON , Jan. 4. Clearings , $10,827.278 ;
balances , $2,070,891. Money , 1 per cent. Ex
change on Now York par and 6c premium for
cash.
CHICAGO , Jan. 4. Clearings , $19,808,000.
Vow York exchange , 75c ; exchange , llrm , act
ual , $4.8434.80 ! . Money firm , rates un
changed.
PAIUS , Jan 4. The statement of the Bank of
[ I'runco , Issued today , shows the following :
Circulation , Increase. 133,775,000f ; bills dis
counted , Increase , 52,050COOf ; treasury ac
count , decrease. 47,200,0u0f ; gold , decrease ,
12,150,000f ; silver , Increase , 4,675,000f.
REIIUN , Jan. 4. The weekly slalomont of
the Imperial Hank of Germany shows Iho fol-
owlng : llulllon , decrease , 34,420,000 marks ;
treasury notes , decrease , 2,000,000 marks ;
other securities , increase , 03,900,000 marks ;
circulation , Increase , 110,520,000 marks.
LONDON , Jan. 4. The statement , of the Rank
of England , Issued today , shows Iho following ;
llulllon , Increase during the week , i'301,077 ;
rcservo , Increase , 04,000 ; circulation , In
crease , 297,000 ; other securities , Increase ,
i2,100,000 ; : other deposits , Increase , 1,754-
UOO ; notes reserve , Increase , 81,000 ; govern
ment securities , Increase. 1,500,000. The
proportion of the Hank of England's reserve
to liabilities is 41.47 per cent. The rate of
discount remains at 3 per cent.
STOCKS AND 1IONDS.
Marked Chance lu the Temper of Specula
tion Characterized Dentines.
NEW Yonic , Jan. 4. A marked change
n the temper of speculation characterized
the dealings on the Stock exchange today
and despite the efforts of the bears to do-
> ress the market by means of rumors , tn-
uondocs and direct oppressive movements on
the weak properties , prices moved upward
n solid phalanx , with but few of the active
stocks lagging behind. In the Dearly dea- !
ngs the short interest depressed St. Paul
a fraction on reports that the earnings for
, ho fourth week in December would bo much
jcavler than for any of the prceeuinp ; weeks ,
but when the figures were published and
did not fullHl mournful prophecies the re
vulsion of feeling carried the stock upward ,
'orclng the bears to cover in quick order ;
urge blocks being bought at advancing quo
tations.
Early In the day nn earnest effort was
made to force the bull pool in Western
Union to liquidate by various selling dovlnes ,
and strong hopes wore Indulged in of uncov
ering slop loss orders which should cause a
serious break , but the buying was too heavy
'or the short interest and the result was
that Hellers of the morning became pur
chasers in thu later dealings , thus materially
assisting In the consequent appreciation of
the shares. Sugar was not in goou tone in
the open dealings and broke llf Jpo'rcent
ipon u much smaller volumoof business than
s usually required to affect this stock , the
depression being mainly duo to lack of inside
support. Subsequently , the general buoy
ancy carried Sugar up 1 % jiercent. hut in
the latter dual lugs n reaction of 1 per cent
occurred and the last sale was % per cent
below last night's prices , Distilling was
sagged oft a small fraction during the morn-
ng , for thu lack of buying orders , grow
strong on the afternoon purchases , largely
'or western account.
The coal stocks were all strong. Northern
? aclllo preferred wns heavy on reports un
favorable to the earning capaclt > of the
company and also owing to the contest over
, ho receivership. The general market was
benefited by advices from Chicago of a con
certed oft'crt to bo made lo maintain railroad
rales. At thu very opening of tlio day thu
market was a rising otio unit though occa
sional reactions tomporailly chocked the ad
vance the losses were quickly recovered , and
the latu dealings were characterized by tin
activity and firmness which continued to
, ho close , an advance recorded on the day of
fOJl.'i ' pur cent.
The Post says : The process of reaction
from Tuesday's nomi-paiile continued today ,
ind recent sellers of slock were forced into
some rather heavy covering. There was ,
noreover. an obvious ami decided chuck to
.ho . liquidating movement which has para-
yzed the recent market in several stocks ,
ind aggressive bidding up of prices took Us
place. Speculators for the decllno strove to
revive business on the St. Paul's ! 1S,000 do-
croatMi In gross earnings for thu last week in
December. But the temper of thostreot
van very dllTorent from what It was a week
ago , and every c'uo uudorstood that this
Atntcmont not only covers ft longer perloi
than that of the week preceding , but lu
clmlo.-i the InisluHf'of two Sundays agatns
only ono in Iho situifar period last year. The
statement , In nhort.-lmd titflntlucnco whatever
over on the wnrkotuml the grantor stocks
as was natural after/the recent heavy soil
Intf , shared liberally In the day's recovery
The buying was once nioro most actlvo it
Wontorn Union. There was a fair supply o
news to cuturtalu the speculative mind , bu
It was not unfAvoV.\bIo.
The following arc the closing quotations on
the leading stoclti on the Now York ex
change today :
Tlio range of prlcon as reported by J.iW.
Doano .V Co. , Hoard of Trntlo hull. Is as follows :
StocKfl. lOpou illff Low.'Ulosi ) Snt'y
Krlo itH :
I'aclllnMull
I. . AN 44 15 43H
Northwestern 08M OH ; ( uo
Mo.Pacltle 204
Union I'aclllu ' 1H 18W
N I'aclllc , p'f'd 18' 1H
N. I'aoitlo com. . . . 41 *
( ! . 11. A ( J 70U 7Ca !
Ilock Inland ( UH
St. Paul 85 CIIX
Western t'nloii 81 uuro' < / *
Sugar Trust 78H 7lDi 77J4 78M
New Kiiirlaud " * HIM
AtOhlBOIl i8 ? if 11 hi
f'lilcago ( las Ol-X 01H
Ke.-idlni , ' * 10 < i
lol. i-IlUllflOII 131 ! 133W:1 : : , ? liar
l.C. F ' " a3 i yi ? ,
'
K. . K , : iiMi : n 33'
ConlUKi * L'OJ < JtiJil ao I uo
The total sains of stocks todav " were 292,300
shares , Incliultng : Atchlson , 0.100 ; Ameri
can Sugar , 24,400 ; Jlurllnglon. 10.UOO ; Chicago
cage ( ias , 15,000 ; Dlstlllors , H.OOO ; General
Kleclrlc , 13.000 ; Louisville & Nashville , 14-
941 ; .Missouri I'aclllc , 6.600 ; Now York Cen
tral , 13,300 ; Nuw York & Nuw England , 12-
000 : Norlhweslorn , 4,200 ; Heading , 10,700 ;
Hock Island. 7,100 ; St. Paul , 7,500 ; Western
Union , 42,700.
New York AIun y Mnrkol.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 4. MONEY ON CAM , Kasy
at l&lYi per cent ; last loan nnd close at 1
percent.
STEIIMNCI EXCHANGE I-Inner , with actual
business In bankers' bills at $4.8u ® 4.86 for
demand , and at S4.84a4.81U for sixty-day
bills. Posted rates , ? 4,8444.B7. ! Commercial
bills , M.82i J4.83 !
SU.Vr.lt UKIITIl'lCATES G9C.
QovEHNMKNT IljND8 SJtoady. State bonds
quioi. ,
The closing nintations on bonn.s :
On the London Market.
NEW Yoitic , Jan. 4. The Post's special from
London says : The Hank of England's reserve
Increased this week 04,000. of which 43,000
was In gold Imported from the continent and
toulh Australia. The murkotsupply of cash
lias much Increased and olhor deposits have
increased 1,807,000 , but the other securities
are also up 2,000OUO , the market having
borrowed largely before the now year. Silver
was unchanged today , but rather steadier.
America was Inclined lo buy futures. Rupco
: mpur Is GCd. Thu stock markets were steadier
loduy , except for the break In Erlu shares on
American sales , duo lo exaggerated reports of
the force of the opposition lo the reconstruc
tion schuino hum , which Is inoro nolso than
Kiibstanco. If the bond Is drawn to preserve
the coupons on the second against danger
through payment of share dividends this will
probably bo satisfactory to everybody.
StooK > lnrlit ,
CIIIOAOO , Jan. 4. There was frcor buying
odity than at liny pruvloim time within thu
ant fortnight. The attendance of buyer * win
teed and all wanted t > onio cattle. Tlioull'cct
) t the Incroiuoil donmud was to Impart a
Inner and healthier tone to the market. In
10 grade of slock was there any pronounced
iilvancu as compared with yustorday'ii pi-Ices ,
hough during lliu wool ; thnro hail been a gain
if from 11M lo'Jtk' per uwt , Iteculpts for thu
Irst half week foot up t'.hout the same UK for
the previous wi-ok , but they nro notably light ,
uven for the \teekluJniiuary. . I tressed
leef and Chipping stuers were In ilunuiml at
rout * 3'J5 lo to , with hiiles largely at from
3.00 to liJ.76 not many rlpo hieers Doing of-
ori-d. Sules.of COWH and liolfura were prlncl-
> : illy at from tJ to * 3 , thoiuli there was trud-
ng all Iho wav from Jl.-i" > to 11,00 for scala-
vags to f rum ta.bl ) lo CI.OO foe extra. Hull *
weroHalablo at fnim tl.fiO to JU.75 , accortllng
n quality. The calf market wa-tBtrong at an
advance on laHt week's prlceH.
Tuo UosuiurUotopunuJ ijulut und steady at
qttotntloiM. 'iut ' cvin bci'ami
acllvo nnd strong THC iiM > riv' of prices wa
a fraoil'in higher than for yunti'i-day , thu bull
of the olTorliiB-i golmt out of n.iltMmon'i hand-
at from 15. iti to $ .140 , There wcro a for
trades nt $5.40 and one nt fr-.fiO , while roust
ml/oil lnt < ki > olil iirmiml J5,10. Dn-iiorn buyer !
were again active i'omnullor. ) < and to that fact
muit b i ghcn eti'illt for whatever < itrcngtl
the marktit. nmy havu | ) o u cd. About 03-
t)00 ) head constituted the day's nupply am !
nearly all of tint numler had pasted over tin
KOalet buforo noon.
Ycjitorilay's Hhei-u receipts proved to be
much heavier than limy worn mppoted to bo. .
They worooitlmalcU at 14,000 head , whllo Ihr
nctual count win 18,716 li-sad , Hevora
thousind were loft In Rullcrs' linmM and a *
there were about 10,000 lipad of fresh nvolnt !
the market today was In bad nhiuie. The du-
maud waa snial ! ami prices \verj from l&c tn
26c lower than on Tue.day , closing weak n (
f rom Jl to M.00 for poor to i-lioloj sheep anil
at from S'J.7& to 14tilt for Iambi.
Hrcolplx : I'aitlo. rj.oou linittlj calve , 30C
head ; hogs , 31,0Uliead ( ) ; shnop , 10,000 head.
The Kvcnlng Journal reports :
, t'ATTl.K-Hecelpli , 12,000 liptul ; market li
bettor demand and n trlllo Hlrongerou nlci
handy steers and the host ho.ivies ; top steers
I8.60413.H5 ! others , JJ.Ooao.ao : common ,
t3.60K4.126.
IIons-Kecolpto , ni.OOO hnnili market active
steady ; roiuh heavy , "M.OOafi. 10 | pai'kels am
mixed , t .innn.nOi prlmo heavy ami Imti'lioi
wolght.i , Jrii5 : 0,40i prime ntsorted light
15.40(35.46. (
Siitr.i' AMI -Kecnlpls , 10,000 hoadi
market Htoudy ; lop sheep , Jl.OiirjO : ( ) : ) ; top
lambs , J4.uua i.HO.
OMAHA I.1VU STOL'lv M
Unoy.inl Tone to Tnido In Both Cuttle mid
HOK * .
TIIUKSDAT , Jan. 4.
There was another light run today and
other markets are having u similar experi
ence. So far this week , compared with last ,
there has been an Increase of about .1,110(1 (
cattle , C.&OO hogs anil 1,100 sheep ,
The cattle market was In very fair shape.
Receipts were rather limited ami the qual
ity nvorngotl dp nothing extra , but eastern
auvlces were In the main favorable , and
with a goou slT ! ( demand from local houses
trade ruled bilsk with prices about lOc
higher than Wednesday on anything at all
useful. Good , fleshy steers , weighing
around 1,200 Ibs. , sold readily at from J.tJ )
to $4.10 , with fair to good 000 to l.iiOO-lb.
steers at from 83.50 to $ , ' ) .SO , anil fair lo pool
stuff down to $3. The feeling was llrm
throughout , and the forenoon's trading
about cleared up thu supply.
Butchers' and . miners' stork was in mod
erate supply , about twenty-live loads , and
there was a fair inquiry from outsiders ,
Pair togood cowfland.heifera Bold freely at
from W.'JO lo f'4.7. ) . with choice fat stock up
to ) . ! . ' " > or strong lo a ill mo higher than
yesterday. On the common and canning
prades the market was not more than
steady and inclined to drag at that. Sales
were at from fl.'Ar lo $2.10. 1'oor heavy lo
choice .veal calves sold anywhere from $ I
to i , or at fully steady prices. Hough stock
of ail kinds was lu good demand and llrm ,
common to choice bulls , oxen and stags sell
ing at from $1.W ) to $ U.2r > .
Thei-o was very little tlolng In feeders. As
usual of late the fresh receipts were com
paratively limited , but they were freely
picked up by the regular dealers at good ,
strong prices. The country demand was not
at all urgent , but more cattle would bo sold
if more were here. Good to cholco feeders
were quoted at $ . ' ! . ( )0@i.CO ) ; ; fair to good at
W.70Ni.OO ( ; ; , and lighter , commoner grades at
from $ ' . ' .70 down. Representative sales :
imessun HBUP.
&OUVJI
Union Stooi Yards
South Ornaliai
BtitCattla Ilo nnjiliuj marot U ttis
roMHistnv ;
Y/ooil / Brotajrs.
Mro Flook CoinmUtloa Uaro'.i t * .
toittHJu ) bn TelopUoni 111 , ' . CUIa M
JOHN I ) . DAD ! AS ,
'
Market reports hr mall nnd wire cheerful
uiihjJ u ou ayyUjutlua.
7.13 2 00 U2 , 1001 . ' 1 3fi
7UO J 00 4 . 103U 3 40
WKATEIt.VCATrtiK ,
No. Av. Pr , No. Av. 1'r.
MV : xinxico.
. . . 7.1I $ l 00 178tMtl 107-i 13 40
17fdrs. , . . OO'J tt U6
coi.oiuno.
tobull-i..ioiQ i no 'JOcDwi. . . er > i ifi
6i cow.i. . . RHI : u in Bfdr.i. , . . HOR n oo
4. If dra. . . . 740 335 8 fdrs. . . . 4)3 ! ) 270
OfdM. . . . 027 a 00
00WVOMISII
WVOMISII ,
62Mrs. . . . 030 3 L'O 62slM. . . . 909 2 85
Istr . 1180 a 85 I sir . 1U30 2 M5
Hoes The run today wn * > fair , ever -1,000
head , nml the quality about ii | ) to the rrccnt
avorago. lluslucss opened out dull , with
price * not tnoro than stoady. Ixcal hou.sci
were all somewhat imllfYiU'ont In the fiu-o of
the ample supplies , but Artmnif of Chicago
was out tig-aln after IIDRS and this , with
more encouraging news from Chicago ,
caused n sharp rally and the bulk ot Iho
trailing was on l ho basis of a flo advance
over Wednesday's urlccs. Good to cholco
hogs of all vvi'lgius sold at Si. 10 ami ? , Vir .
with a load or two of elioii-o buti'liur ami
heavy hogs at t.l.i/ / . l-'ulr to good hogs.
both heavy ami light , sold moill.v at J.MCi
and JS. to , with a few early sales at $ , V Alter
the tlrst round trailo was lively nnd
soon over , the market cloilng up strontr at
the advance. Kales were largely at f."i.03 to
$ f > IB , as against $5 to $ , " > .10 Wednesday and
$505 to f.V 10 one week ago today. Heiu-o-
sontatlvc sales :
SIUEI' Hccoipts wore light , tuo dcmntul
Rood and the tmirket active at sttfiiiRCf
prices. Fair to pretty peed lambs sold tit
J8.ii(7r.If.75 : ( , and n bunch of mixed owes
and wethers , blackfaces , brought St.
Pair to good natives. i < . > .7 ( fH.r > 0 ; fair to
good westerns , f-.2r > fii : : ! . 10 ; comniou and
stock sheep , $1.50@'J'J."r ; gootl to choice 411 to
100-10. lambs , $ .50f ( l.CO. Kcpreseiitatlvo
sales :
No. A v. 1'r.
12 culls 82 $2 00
1 uwo 120 a oo
103 nnllvu mixed 103 a oo
120 wosiorn 1 inilw GO a .15
BO natlvn luuibs 05 3 75
Kecoiptft mid OlHpiiHltlon or NtoRic.
Ofllclalreceiptsati.l dlspultlon nt sto''c ai
shown by tliu hooks of the Union Stj ! < Var.li
company for the twenty-four lioari ondltij at ,
0 o elocu p. m. , Jaiuiury 4 , 1893 :
UKCEIIT.S.
msi'osmo.v.
KanftnB City Llvo .Stork.Mui'lcrt. .
KANSAS OITV. Jan. 4. UArri.r Hoculpls.
3,400 head ; shipments , 2,400 head ; market
Btoady to strong ; Texas Ktoors , $2.7534.00 :
shipping steer * , tf4.OOJl-l.50 ; Texas anil
native cows , $1,502.80 ; hntchor stock , $3,00
© 4.15 : htockers and feeders. $2.80(8,3.75. (
Hoas Receipt' , 7,300 head : shipments ,
1,000 head ; market 510. : higher : bulk , $5.00
® 5.10 ; heavy , packing and mixed. $4.8535.20 ;
lights , Vorkersand pigs. $4.5035.15.
SiiEci' Receipts , 400 head ; shipments ,
none ; market steady.
Now York Itr Stock .Market.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 4. IlEr.vns Receipts , 500
dressed weights ; American refrigerator beef ,
steady ; scant 8' > c peril ) .
CALVES Receipts , 90 head ; market steady ;
veals , 708 5c.
SlIEEl' ANll IjAMIIS UcCOlptK , 6,000 llClldj
sheep , poor to prime. * 2.37'i4.00 ; lambs ,
common to choice , $4.502/4.55 ,
Hoes Receipts , 3,000 head ; market nomi
nally llrni , $5,9030.50.
St. I.OIIIB I.lvo Stout ; Market.
ST. Louis , Jan. 4. OATTI.E Receipts , 2,700
head ; shipments. 800 head : natives btuady ;
Texans strong ; fair to good natives , J3.7 ( >
TOO ! foil Ti\ft ! itui'rj. llUOflfl.OOj Rf M
ilouM. $ Xiatt3,20 : ( row * . SI HO 1U8
Il0i9--Hrcilpl ( ) , 7,60(1 ( hortdi hlpmenti ,
0,400 hpiint market Mroiia ! butcher1 "eiKliti.
i4.3oari.37iu mixed , i.ooao.'j5j iiitiu , io.iu
HltEKP KocelnK 600 hoadi shipments , 400
lioad ; market tlrm | fair to Rood mutloiui
t3.OlWH.00. _ _ .
Sioux City I.IVB stock Mnrltot.
Sioux OITV , Jan. -lions Krcnlntii , 1200 |
UI8 head olllclal yoMcr.
head ) shlpinonlii , : l
rtBV , 273 linnili nmrUetGo higher at I6.00a
OATTI'.KWulptii.7q ' < ) head : ohlpmonti. 269
head : oniolul yesterday , 700 huad : mi\rkul
active ,
Stock In
lloi'olpliof llvottoiilt t tno four principal
western markets Thumday , January 4 !
Cattle. Hogs.
PoulhOmaha . 1.U38 4.030 32'J
Ohlcago . 12,000 01.000 10,000
KiiliBiwClty . 3.400 7,000 401
Hi. I.OIIU. . . . 2,700 7,600 600
Total . 2(03H ( 11 ,2'J'J
trn.ii.Tii or Tin ; iiont.n.
.Money hi Circulation In tlin Various Conn-
tried .MiiU'il IVr Cnpltii ,
WASHINGTON' , Jan.1 , The Treasury do-
pai'tmeut presents a table showing thu
money s.vstonm and approximate stocks of
motioy In the aggregate mid per capita In
the principal countries of the world. This
shows that , Franco , with n population o
: tStOOOOJ : , has the highest per capita circu
lation of any of the countries named In the
table , viz : * 309l. The Straits Settlements
have n per capita circulation of $28.1' ' ! .
Other1 ! nro : Belgium , $ 'Ji.7t ( ) ; Australia ,
fi0.or > ; the United States , S'JO.IM ; the Nattier *
lauds. $2 1. HI.
In China , with a population of 402.000,000 ,
the per capita circulation is but $1. SO , all In
silver. Following China iss this respect.
Koumanla has a circulation per capita of
$4.00 ; Hervia , ? . 'J7 ; .Sweden , f'J.71 :
Turkey , S'.MV.I , with a population of Il'.i.ilOO ,
000 ; Central American states , $ : ) .TS ; Japan ,
fl ; India. $ ; ) . ! ! , with a population of 'J87.- .
20IK ! ( ) ( ) ; fla.vtl. fl..iO ; the United Kingdom" ,
? ( M4 ; Cicrmauy , SIRM ; J'orttical , with u
population of but -1,700,000 , flil.OO ; Ksypt ,
jill.SS ; the South American states , $10 0 * ,
Canada. SIO ; Cuba , $ U5.ai ; Italy , S'.U > y ,
Switzerland , SI U $ ; ( Jrooco , $1'J'J'J ; Spam.
$17.1-1 ; Austria-Hungary , fU.Mlj Norwaj ,
Ji.iO ( ; Denmark , $11.70 ; Kussla. $ $ .17 , with u
population of 12-1,000,000 , and Mexico , Jli.
Since the statement was tabulated the
per capita circulation of the United Stairs
has decreased to S'JTi.fM.
The table puts the stoclt of gold money at
? : i , JlUOO,030 ; silver , UMtlNOJO ( ) , and un
covered paper money. $ 'J,7)0,000,000. ( )
Wlno I'riiiliiutliiii 'it thn World.
S , Jan. 4 , The following table give- ,
the average wlno production of the past de
cade :
Oallons.
Iranee . 081,181,000
Italy . 030,000,000
.Spain . 603,600,000
Austria-Hungary . 144,200in ( ) (
( iernmny . 83,260,001) )
I'ortugal . 78,758,000
Russia . . . 72,300,001) )
SiTvlu . 60,760,0110
Hulgarla . 60,250,000
Turkey . 46ooo,0t ( ) >
Roiimanla . 40,600,001 1
( Irceco . ' . . 31,550,000
Switzerland . 22.COO.OUO
nit's .IRTISH itin
. Martin licckor of St. T.uuls rollcnv * Illl
W'lfo to NIIMYork. .
UTICA. N. Y. , Jan. 4. Martin M. Becker
of St. Ix > iiis has arrived herein pursuit of
bis wife and two children and her alleged
paramour , G. li. Mcchin of St. Louis. Mrs. ,
Decker and , party reached here ahead of
him. Upon arrival Becker went to the homo
of his wife's parents in Whttesboro , livn
miles from here , and saw his children. Ht7
also saw his wife , but ihoy failed lo como to
an agreement. Mr. Becker was visited by
Alexander Mackenzie , his falhor-In-lau ,
and they had a long talk together. To a re
porter Mr. Becker s.iid : "Thero Is no
change in the situation at prcssnt , but I am
determined to secure control of my children
and will eventually. "
It is possible that legal proceedings will
bo commenced in a few days.
Chronic coughers are stupid bores , nmt
should bo forced to use Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup , the only infallible remedy.
c'.i.v.sor JIOVSB 'ini\i \ ALT. .
ArraiicmiicntH In Hiintl fur Camping Knlghti
< if Pythias nt WiiHliIiiKton.
WASHINOTON" , Jan. 4. Tlio Knights o (
Pythias In this city are getting well in hand
the work of organization forjhe encampment
to bo held here next August , Committees
have been appointed to canvass the whola
city nnd also all trades and businesses. A
commlttecof public comfort lias also been
named and provisions will bo made at oni'n
to send circulars of information to all
Pythian lodges. Arrangements cannot bo
made for e.'itertaining 15,000 visitors , anil
General .Tames 11. Carnalmn says that 2,001) )
will encamp on the lot south of the whltu
house , the use of which has been lyantoJ. j
by an acl of congress. r
Everything- connected
with Butter
churns , patters , tubs , firkins ought to
be washed with Pearline. That gets
at the soakecl-in grease as nothing
else in the world can. Things may
seem to be clean when you've
washed them in the usual way ; but
use Pearline , and they really are
clean. It might make all the dif
ference , sometimes , between good
butter and bad. Wherever you
want thorough cleanliness , or want
to'save your labor , the best thing
to use Pearline.
CicvA Peddlers nml some ttnicrupulous Rroccrs will tell you " this is as good as"
wDdlU. or " the same as Pearline. " IT'S ' l''ALS13 Pearline is never peddled ,
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