G THK OMAHA I ) AIL Till KMUAX , JAIMAKI i ,
COMMERCIAL AM ) FINANCIAL
Heaviness Wa ? tbu Fcaturo In Wheat Spec
ulation and * May Closed Lower ,
FOREIGN MARXEF ADVICES UNFAVORABLE
At the I eclllif , llnwoYir , Thrro AVm
Homo Vrry Clnoil iluyln | { l r.iil-
itioel'K Hrpnrt Ilnil Quito
a lleamli Kflfrct.
CHICAGO , Jan. 17. Hcnvlness was the
feature In today's wheat market ami May
closed 3'c lower after n weak opening. Corn
closed itfo higher , oats , ' c higher and pro
visions lower all around.
Wheat opened weak , with May Jjfc lower
nt ( U'Ve ' , and a further loss of , ' c was soon
Bt'orcd. The weakness was caused by un
favorable inarKet advices from abroad and a
general lack of support. Northwestern re
ceipts were laruor titan last year and respon
sible to soinu extent for tlio decline. Sotno
of the larger traders were bearing the mar
ket and their free offerings were against
tirlces. At the decline , however , there was
fiomo tirotty good buying. Prices held
fairly steady until Uradstrcct's report of
stocks was received , which again had a
bearish effect and helped to carry prices
back to almost bottom figures. Hradstreet's
reported an increase of 1,0-15,000 bu. cast of
the Uocky mountains and a decrease of
284,000 bu. west , leaving a net increase of
701,000 bu. The export clearances were fair
unit aggregated f > MK)0 ( ) nu. The clearances ,
with n'littlo bitylngat the end or the session ,
caused a slight reaction and May closed
steady.c \ above the day's bottom figure.
May declined j c after opening , advancml
from ' 50 to % c , eased off from ? gO to c ,
and closed at OijC. ;
There was not much doing in corn. A
steady tone was displayed , but tlio range as
n whole did not vary materially from that of
yesterday. Present receipts are a little
inoro. today's arrivals being cars. May
opened V lower at 'It c , declined > < e , ad-
vancnd fa anu" reacted , ' ( , ' to the close at
'l here was a fair trade In May oats , but
tlio other months were quiet. Tlio feeling
nt the opening was unsettled , owing to tlio
break in wheat , nnd first sales were at J4c
range nnd at from e to } .jO below yester
day's closing. A better feeling developed
Inter , prices advanced % c and closed steady
at about the top of ttie day at 2'o ,
Provisions opened weak nnd slightly lo-vcr
on the run of llvo hogs at the yards being in
excess of thu estimates , with reported liberal
receipts throughout the west. Packers
were the principal sellers. On some cover
ing by .1 few shorts prices firmed up a
limited extent , to break away again on in
creased offerings. Subsequently the irarkct
became heavy in response to the correspond
ing action of wheat. The buying of pork
later on by n prominent broker caused a
temporary reaction , but the tone of the
market was wc.ik. as It eased oft" again to a
limited extent and closed near the inside
prices of the day.
Compared with last night May pork is
CT'.jC ' lower. May lard Ifie lower and May
ribs Ifio lower.
Kstimatcd receipts for tomorrow. Wheati
113 ! cars : corn , ar cars ; oats , 100 cars ; hogs ,
Ki,00u head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
ArTlclcaT Open. UlRll. Low. Close.
WHEAT
Jan COW C0 ! <
May CIH
July OUatlOM GOh OSH&H
COHN
.Inn
Fob 34)j 35 34k
May 375 37Ji 38 37J6
OATS
Jim 20 2 < m
Nny VO 20H
July. . . 28
Mr.E.il'onu-
.Inn 13 00
May 13 40 13 45 1 'I 17 . JTJ IX 13 'JO
I.AIUI-
Jnu , . , . . . . . fl 00 R 00
7 85 7 85 1 7 * * W 7 7'J > i
Mny 7 7C 7 77M 7 02K
SHOUT-RIDS-
Jan o r.2 > . 0 r 0 0 62K 0 B2 !
Mny 0 70 0 76 I ! GG 0 05
dish quotations were as follows :
J'l.OUli Ilarcly steady.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , G0$5e $ : No. 3 sprite ,
CU.i4c ; No. U roil , GU'.gc. '
COHN No. 2 , 341i ; No. 3 yellow , 33UC.
OATS-NO. 2 , 2727io ? ; No. 2 whlto. 20' ' . ' , ®
80c ; No. 3 white , 28&2UC.
HvR-No.2 , 44c.
HAIII.KV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 43QDOc ;
No. 4 , 43(244c. (
KIMX SBKH-NO. l.tl.39.
TlMomy SKEII I'rlmo , $4.15.
1'OIIK Mchs , pnr bbl. , $13.10@13.1Q ; Inrd ,
per 100 Ihs. , ST.HTsliort ribs sides ( loose ) ,
l0.5r > ( R0.05 ; dry unl'od shoulders Iboxodi ,
K > .2B G.60 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , J7.00
07.50.
WHISKY Distillers1 finished goods , per gal. ,
fl.15.
SUOAU Cut loaf , 15.30 ; granulated , J4.G1 ;
stnndard A , JI.49.
The followhiK were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the Produce c.xclianco today the butter
market was iiulot , unchanged ; craamory , 19 ®
24c ; ilalry.lSlt'Jlc. Kgia , weak : strictly fresh ,
Now York
Nr.w VOIIK , Jan. 17. Ki.otm Itccolnts
20,800 bbs. ! ; oxportH , 8,700 bills. ; sales , 750
inarliotdull and weak ; city mill clears ,
heavy ; common to fair o.xtra , $ 'J.'J032.70 :
tiood to cholco nxtra , ja.70a.CO : ) ; bouthorn
Hour , < iulin ; rye Hour , stonily ; Miporllnu , JU.70
) ( > Jlia'l05i ! "llolnvllollt
5)-'o ' 5a' ' " llour'
rt'enkj Canadian , e.\-boml , 70c
n Uodi Htnto , * 8.00it8.30 ; llrnnilywlnu , 12.70.
I.'OIIN MiiAirStonily. .
HAUI.EV Noinliinli No. 2 Milwaukee , GOUGOo :
two-rowi'd stnto , 02 ( < i03c.
HAHI.KV MAI.T Dull ; western , OOSSOc : Cnnu-
( Iliin , UOitOGv ; ulx-rowud , 8080c.
WIIKAT Itecolpts , 14,700 bu , : exports , 9.000
bu. ; siiles , 1,000,000 bu. futures nnil 01 000
bu. spot. Spot mnrUut , dull nnd onslur ;
f'r0 ' ' . n"1'1 ' ni" storu uml elevator ,
I > 0'j0j afloat , R7 ic ; f. o. b. , 07 > jc ; 1111-
grndi'd rod , 02Q08S < c ; No. 8 rod , C3'/c : No. 1
northern , 71c. ! Uptliiim opuncd.c
lower on local ufe'i-lngH , ralllud on cov-
prhiR nnd a stonily tone to foreign niar-
Ifots , closing quiet at H'H.'ic ' nut IOSH.
No , 2 rod , Jnnutiry , closuil 00c ; Kob-
iiinry , GOJi(3.00 ( > ick closed ut 00 iij ! Jlan-h ,
l7 ? aii7 13-lOc , olosod nt 071iOi Mny , 09U ®
UUS.c I'losi'd nt 00c ; .Ittno cloiC'il tit 70Sc ;
July , ,7li } 71 , 11-ltic. rlOM-il 71Uc : Augiist
Optionsipilot all day , but
Konoriilly tlrmoron the big seaboard clearances
May , 44 3-10R44'4c , closed at 44Sc. !
ttnck , inlxcil uestorn , 33 i < U)3r ) > c ; track , whlto
wextorn , 34'.i'f4tc ' ) : ttack , whlto state , 3-Hi ®
4o. ) Options inled iluil , hut Ntondy with corn ,
rl'islne 'Bc not udvanco ; January closed at
08oj I'obiuia-v cloiod ut 33c ; March closoil
at 34c ; May , ii4iM4' < c , closed nt 34ic. !
, ll.ySleady ; shlupliig.JO.riOj good to choice ,
. i ( ,
lloi'SHtoadyi state , common to choice , 18 ®
B'-V I'acllli' ' '
- : coast , IHtt'JL'c.
lllUKS About htoiuly ! wet nailed New Or-
U-iins bolected , 4&406 Ibo. . 4iiU6) < c ; Texas ,
H'leotfd. 35&lllbs. , 446c ! ( luenos Ayres , dry ,
VtKiMUlbs. , ! l tQMc ! To.\iib , dry , 24it30 Ibs. ,
tic.
LKATitKii Qtiiot ; hemlock solo , UuenosA
yrt'b , light to heavy welrlits , 14lUc.
I'lKivt.iiONSHeef , steady ; family , } 14,00 ®
lo.l'O ; liot'fhams , t\l \ ; city extra India mess ,
CJd.UOU'-'a.iHi. Cut meats , steady ; pickled bol-
Ih-s , t7r > oaH.rJti ; pickled shoiildors , tU.23
UG,50 ; pickled hams , 9.5iQl9.50. Lard , nctlvo
and lower : western stoiun closed at (8.25
anki'tl ; biilt'H. ' . ' ( lOlltlorceH al$8.25 < n8.40 ; bulk
fori'Nporti option MIII > N , nonu : January closed
lit IH.20 asked ; I'cbruary , JH.U5 nominal ; May ,
17 Uu nomtmil ; U'llned ' , lower ; continent , JH.76 ;
Hoiith Amorlcan , tU.'ja ; comuound , tii.C.0. 1'ork ,
ituai.y anil oulot.
IH'ri'KiiVenl ; ; western dairv' ,
western creamery , lHii25)io ) : wosti'rn factory ,
lalUc I hiHTic ; ututo dair '
t air creamery , IU'J'Jc ,
bluto , luryc ,
omnll 11 ' 12'it-j part nUimi , 4 J10ct fill
nklnii , a'ff.Sf.
* ( Wi'nki rpci-lpt , 8,403 nkir * . ; lei
home , It. GO ' 3.00 pr > rcasn ( weitcrn fresh , 14S
'itKiUpj ' soutliL'rii , Iti'tC.
TAI.IXIW troiiKt city , GV ( country ,
aitonuallty
I'KTIIOI.RCM Plrnit ITllltPd cloiod BOUO bill
ronnsylvnnl uill.spol. NIOS : , nonet rohritnry
.sales , 110110 ; t'losod , DiO ! bid ) Dlin.'i oil , salot
111)110.
HO IN Dull ; giralncd , common to good
fl.124ifH.iri.
Tuiii'KNTi.Ni : Stonily nt 30fJfllc. !
HICK Stoadv.
MotASSK-Nffniln.il. . .
C'OTTONSKmiOlt. Market. Ic i Ortn nnd IM ;
nrtlvc ; tirltno crude , : UA32oi elf crude , 20T
28fj yellow butler graifes , 3630c ! prltm
white , 40o. . . . .
Bt.'dAlt Itaw , linn ; vlown of holders checl
bmlnoii ; fair rullnlng , aV ( f" 'M ' at Boston
7,000 brigs CDiilrlf iiitnK 90 t st , at ! 1C ! roj
lined , firm nnd fairly nctlvo ; No. 0 , 3 15-HWi
- ' - ' -
Hllllllllllll t\ . H I JU ' | 'MH ; : ruiiii-iiumui.i < i
4 ll-loei > | cciit : loaf , 4 i5.10ff6'4ccril3hcd ;
4 15.1W65)C ) ; powdered 7-10a4 i < ! ! gralltl-
luted , 43lC < % 4\ii cnli4 : 7-lGit4ic.
I'm Ino.s-WciikiiiiU thill ; Amorlc.iu , I12.0C
® 15.00.
Coppan K yi lake , 110.
LtAlullj : ) domesilc , JJ.10.
TlN-I.ower ; HtrnllN.t20.10.
Srci/mi-Cjiilot ; domeith' , ti.G2 : ! { askod.
( Illlillnl rriidiiiMi AliirUel.
llirTTClt There Is no notlceablo vnrlat lor
from yesterdny's prices , although the colder
weather has a tomloni'y tn stllTon llin market
Choice country. l-l10c ; packing stock , 12c.
IiiKsKii ) I'oi.'i.Tit Y-Tho market bus a strongei
tundency an J sales are Increasing at yester
day's llsurc.s. C'lilckens , OTt7iturkoy.s ; , 8T.9ci
geese and ducks , 'JJ lOi- . Inferior stock ttouhl
hell below the nbovn ( IgttreH ,
IitVB I'otJi.Tiiv-Tlicru Is sotno demand foi
cholco stock and thu nmrknl Is fairly well sup-
plleif. Oood stoi'k Is iiiotahlo | at i" > TtOc.
VKAIThu arrivals are not heavy nnd the
market llrm nt previous miotiitlons : cholco
.small and fat veals , 77iCi ! thin or heavy ,
3nc.
UAMI : Pralrlo ehlcknns nuall and vonlson
arc out of seti"i > n , and there l.s but llltlo on the
mat ket incept diu'ki. Canada gocso , JO : mat-
Inrd ducks 12.00 2.00 ; jack rabbits , ll.OOH
2.00 : small rabbits , $1 : siitllrrols , 75c.
Ktitis Whllo prlcns have not materially ml-
vancnd the market Is stronger than for several -
oral days past. .In most cas.vs really llr.st-ulasi
stock Is salable nt 14c. . l-'rcsh stock , 1314c ;
cold storage , ll12o.
HoNHV-i'hoieo whlto clover , IDo ; Cali
fornia , lOc.
OVHJIIIS Medium , I , X. 1 * . , 13c ; horsoshoOs ,
18cextiii ; standards , 20c ; selects , 21c ; extra
selects , 2'Jc ' ; company selects , 20e : counts , 30c.
Nt'T.s ClicstniitM , 12o per ID. ; Hnlinn
chestnuts , 12Qkl3c ; almonds , 18c ; Kngllsh wal
nuts , 1'JitMc ; fllhorts , 12Mllrazll ; nuts , 11 ®
12c : pecans , large , 12Q14c ; pecans , medium ,
lOc. The markalnn black walnuts Is low and
no one wants to buv.
nBANR rallfornla hnnd-plekod navy. $1.90 ®
2,00 ; western navy , H. 851.UO ; common wlilto
bonus , SI. 50W.1.75.
ONIONS -Onions are ciuotod at GOSOSc , and
on orders at 0570c ; .Sjianlsh onions , per
ciuto , $1.50.
A'ATKit'inss ( : Out of the markot.
I'OTATOIISNobiaska , Iowa and Minnesota
grown potatoes , In small lots from store , 05 ®
70c ; b.-inii ) In cur lots , COc ; Colorado , from
store , 7Ci ; ; Coloiado lots , 08ti70ij.
OAUIIAOK Orders for calibugo from the coun
try are tilled at 2c per 11) .
C'RMilir Kours According to sl/.o , 40aOOj
per doz.
Ciit.BitY Oood slock , 3Gc ; extra fancy Cali
fornia , 5iW31.00.
S\VIUT : POTATOES Tno supply U fair ; goo.l
stock , per blil. , J3.60.
Oitf.n.v VKiiTAiii.rs ( : Spinach , per bbl. , $2 ;
salsify , H0 < 33ri < : per doranlshes ; , per
doz. , 35c : endive , per doz. , 7Gc ; onions ,
neriloz. , 20c : caullllowor , portion , $1.50S'-.OI ) :
lettuce , ] ) erdoz. , Ci05J7fic ; cucumbers , $2 ; toma-
toos. per crntn of 20 Ibs. , $ ' 2 ; string beans ,
J2.GO per Ji-bu. box : parsley , pur doz. , 30c ; egg
plant , per doz. , $2.50.
rituiTS
OIIAPES There nro no ( . 'atawbas on the market
kot ; Malagas , uer ( iO-lb. bills. , net , J5.25-SO.OOj
Malagas , porGG-lh. bills. , not , itO.l'U ' G.SO.
OAi.troiiNiA Kiturrri--Callfornlii fruits are
entirely on" the markot.
Ai'Pi.KS The supply Is light on this market
and prices higher ; fancy western , 51.00S-.UO
per box.
OiiANiiKitHlKS Cranberries are arriving very
freely and are In good ilomand ; Capo Cod.
per bill. . JG.005JO.GO ; hell and bugle. $ G.GO ;
Jersey , $0.0030.25 ; bell and cherry , $5.
TltOI'lCAf , Kltlll'H.
BANANAS I'rlcosroinaln alniut steady : per
bunch , largo , t .OO 'J.GU ; per bunch , smalt to
medium , $1.75562.00.
IjKMOSS Now Mosslna lemons , slzo 300 ,
J5.50 ; size ilf.O , $520 5.00.
OIIANOKS Mexicans , per box , J2.50 ; largo
Rl/.eK , $2.252.40 ; fancy Klorldas , $2.75 ; cholco
l-'lorldas , $2.00.
TANOEUINIJS I'or box , $2.75.
GitAi-E l-'iturr I'or box , $4.
rtrns.
Bear-No. 1 black , large , $20.00323.00 ;
medium , $15 : small , J8.005410.00 ; bluclc year
lings , largo , M2.OORia.UO ; medium. 10 ; small
$7 ; black cubs , largo , $0.0l@8.00 ( ; medium.
J5.000.00 ; small , $7 ; black Montana and
llocky mountain , largo. $18.00322.00medlum ; ,
$14 ; small , $10 ; black Montana yearlings ,
largc$12 ; mudliim , J8 ; small , $5 ; black Mon
tana cubs , largo , tG.50 ; medium , $4.50 ; Kinall ,
$3 ; silver tip , largo. $10 ! ; medium , $12 ; small ,
t-8 ; silver tin year lings , largo , fll ; medium , $8 ;
( .mall , 40 ; silver tip cubs , largo , $0 : medium ,
$4. GO ; small , $3 ; brown , largo , $20.00020.00 ;
medium. $10 ; small , * 12j yuarllngs , largo ,
$10.00ai2.00 ; medium , $8 ; small , $0 ; cubs
largo , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $3 ; badger No. 1
larire , 81.00 ® ! . 50 ; medium , GOc ; small , GOc :
llshor No. 1 largo , t8 ; medium , $0 ; small , $ i ;
fox silver , us to color according to beauty
No. 1 largo , J100 : modlum , $00 ; small , ? 40 ;
silver pale , according tn beauty , large , $50 ;
medium , $30 ; small $20 ; cross , largo , 57 ;
modlum , $3 ; small , $2 ; rod , Inrgo , $1 GO ;
medium , $1.25 ; small , Jl ; gray , largo.
7uc ; modlum , GOu : small , 40c ; Kit
large , 50c ; medium. 40c ; small , 30c.
lynx , No.l largo , $3 ; modlum , $2 ; small , Il.GO ;
marten , No. 1 , largo , $2 ; medium , $1.50 ; small ,
VI ; mink , No 1 , largo , 80ca81,00 ; medium ,
75c ; small , 05c ; mink , dark , No. 1 , largo , 81 ;
modlum , 75o ; small , 50c ; mountain lion , ucr-
fect head and foot. No. 1 , largo , ' 81.002.00 ;
Imperfect skins. 2550c ; otter. No. 1 , large ,
S8 ; medium , S0.007.00 ; small , $5 ; otter , palo ,
No. 1. largo , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $4 ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , largo. 80c ; medium , GOc ; small , 50c :
raccoon , black , as to boauty. No. 1 , InrRO , GOO'S
$2,00 : skunk blank , ( Vised. No. 1 , Inr o , $1.20 ;
ni9llum , 70c ; small , OOc ; short striped , lar o ,
SI ; niudluni , 70o : small , 40c ; narrow striped ,
large , OOc ; invdliini10c ; small , 2Gc ; brond
striped , lnrno , 220c ! ) ; wolverine , No. 1 , largo ,
$4 ; medium , $3 ; sninll , $2 ; wolf mountain , No.
1 , largo , i3 ; medium , 42 : small , SI.GO ; nralrlo ,
largo , 70S70c : niudluni , OOo ; hinull , OOe ;
beavnr per skin , No. 1 , larso , 85.0030.00 ;
incilluin , $4.00 ; small , $2 ; kits , largo , . $2 ;
medium , $1.00 : small , 70c ; iiTuskrnts winter.
No. 1 , large , lOiMle : medium , 9i > ; small , 7c !
fall , Inrgc , 8S9o ; niudluni , 7c ; htnall , Oc ; kits ,
largo , $23c.
111111:3. : TAIT.OW , ITTC. "
Ilnirs No. 1 green hides , . 2Vie ; No. 2 croon
hides , 2c ; No. 1 Kruon sallod hides , 3c : No. 2
green s-altod hides , 2o : No. 1 green salted
hides , 20 Ibs. to 40 Ibi. , 3c ; No. 2 ireon salted
hides , 20 Ibs. to 40 lln. , 2c : No. 1 veal calf , H
Ibs. to 10 Ibs. . OB : No. 2 veal cnlf , 8 llw. to 10
lhs.,4o : No. I dry Hint hides. Gc ; No. 2 dry Hint
hides : 4e : No. I dry Milled hldos , 4c. Part
cured hldos 'tc per Hi. less than fully cured
SltKEi1 I'KI.TS Ureen milted , uiicn , 30a7flc ;
green salted slioarllnss ( short wooled early
skins ) , each 10i&lGc ; dry bhearllngs ( short
wooled early skins' , No. 1 , ench OaiOo ; dry
shoarllngsshort ( woolod early skins ) . No. 2
ench Gc ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nobrnska
butclier wool | ielts , per lbactuiil wolu'lit. 1016
He : dry Hint , Kansas and Nobraskn murrain
wool belts , per Ib. , uctiril wohtht , 173'JOo ; dry
Hint Colorado buliihcr wool polls , per Ib. ,
actual wolght , OftlOo ; dry Hint L/'olorndo mnr-
raln wool polls , pur Ib. , admit weight , 79c ( ;
dry pieces und bucks ruotual weight , Oii7c.
St. l.onti 'iiiu-Keis.
ST. Loins , Jnn. 17. rwiuri Knsy , but not
lower : oxtrn fancy , * 2.00a3.7G ( ; buckwheat
Hour $0.00 ® 0.70.
WIIKAT Wont off We early , then rallied ? c
nnd closed ' .iffl ? o below yesterday ; cash ,
GtUie ; January , G0 ? c ; .May , Gl ? ; < aouje ; July ,
L'OIIN Cash mill near by options firmer , but
fur uwav futures easier ; cash , 3'ji c ; January ,
32'Hc : lebiuaiy , 33c iibkctl ; May , 34fic ; July ,
3GU3GV' : . \
OATS lusher ; cash nnd Junuary , 28o ; May ,
80140.
UYK No offerings.
llAiit.uv No market.
HIIAS-Lower : unat track , 08ft09c.
HAV I'nchiingedj ' prlmo to cholco timothy ,
JO.OO ® 10.00.
liKAli-Qulutnt $3.
Pl'SI.Tllll Dull lit t3.27J@3.30. !
TI.AX KBKII Stuiuly at 41.32.
HUTTKH Dull and unchunged ; separator
eroamcry , 2l < S2'Jc.
KHUS Lower , love.
C'Oll.N MUAIr-M.tlO(61.70.
WIIISKV Htoiidy uttl.10.
llAdUINll-lillllM ! OQOc ,
lllON UOTTOS TlKS OOeJ1.00.
I'ltovisio.NS Lower. 1'ork , 113,70 in Job
lots. Iardi7.87 ; loose dry salt shoulders ,
f0.87i ! : long * nnd ribs. 10,70 ; shorts , 17.00 ;
.
r , 0,000 bills. ; wheat , 10,000
bu.icorn , 94,000 bu , ; oats , 17,000 bu.
lU U'lir > : it Alurknt.
MINNKAI-OMS , Jan. 17. Wheat opened ! io
lower today , but from that sold up , recovering
thu loss at ono time , hut later declined and
closed at Uc lower than yesterday. Heuolpu
were 203 curb ; slilpmonU , 24 cum. This whinit
was mainly from grain that had been stored In
country elevators Intended to bo curried until
May , but on account of the. high prlcen paid
fur cash wheat , us compared with the prices
paid for May. country elevator people bold to
arrive , nnd aru shipping out their stored
wheat. 1'aniiern aru said to be delivering
to thu uluvuton lu the country , uud It
Ii prolmblo there will boa larao ilrnrciv.o In
KtiH'ks In the ItilCMr this wrok. The mills
hnvo nntdtiirtiMlupyetand are Krlndlngonly
about 10.000 bMs. of Hour dally. On that /ic-
count the dcmnml for cnh : win at U lisi
actlvo than It would bo If the ml Ii
wrio running. It Is doubtful whether the
mills will run freely until fiejuht rates arc
lowered or unless they can buy tholrcnsh
wheat comparatively chrmper than now. 'I he
output of Hour last week WIIH 00. HO bills. , Hint
Is lower than nny oilier week In the prtstyrnr ,
The direct exports were 14,030 bills , of Hour
last week. Tradlnir In wheat was < | tilto nc-
tlvo during a hirgo part of the day and the
volume of business went near to 3,01)0,000 ) mi.
traded In for May and July. Track who.it
fold up to 00 ! ic , when May was selling at
00c. ! On that account country elevator
people were solllntf oloviitor wheat to arrive ,
and the probability Is that considerable ol
their wlf.it will arrive next wt-ok. Millers
complain today of the dlfllcitltles under which
they aiu opitiallng their mills , ns sales are
very low for Hour , freight riltt-M are high , and
the prices they have to pay for wheat too
high comparcdwlth miH : > oU for Hour.
K-nuaw City MurkcM.
KANSAS CITV. Jan. 17. WIIKAT Steady ;
No. 2 hard , Oltfc : No. 2 I'od , G4c.
COHN In fair demand with whlto 'Xchlghor ;
No. a mixed , 29Si2uyo ; No. 2 white , 31 ! < ®
Ul'tc. '
OATS No. 2 mixed , 283'J85c ! ; No , 2 white ,
2930C.
Knos-Qulot nt lOc.
KVK .Steady ! No. 2 , nominal at 403GOC.
I'IAX Slii'.ti-fllgher at$1.251.27.
llHAN-Hleady atG7(3G9c. (
llAV-Dtill ; timothy , (8.GO ; prairie , ( G.GO
© 0.50
Ilurrnit Dull and weak ; creamery , 19S23i ; ;
dairy , 15c.
ItKCetPTd Wheat , 3,000 bu. : corn , none :
oats , none.
Snii'iiKNTS Wheat , 0,000 bu.j corn , none ;
oats , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
\Viioi .Muritet.
PT. Louis , Jan. 17. Wool , No sales re
ported and no chungo In tone or price.
LONDON. Jan. 17. At tin1 wool auction sales
today 1 1,244 bales were olTorod , of which 700
baled worn withdrawn. The tone was loss
steady , d'orman men'.haiit.s operated moro
freely , Adelaide and Capo of ( food llopo and
Natal wools sold especially Weak.
A meeting will bo held tomorrow for the pur
pose of extending the series , owing to the fact
that recont. arrivals have been larger limn
expected. The following are the sales of the
day In detail : il.283 bales of Sydney scoured ,
Od ls 2d : greasy. nuKH't'l ' ' : 2,391 bales of
Queensland scoured , HijiKidls 2d ; grousy , Git
SsUd ; Victoria scon red , 7 ! < d5Hs Gil ; greasy , Gdifl
Is Kid ; 1,010 ! bales of Adelaide scouted , Is Hid
® ls2jjdi greasy. 4'jtijad.
CollVo .Mlirlliil.
NEW Youif , Jan. 17. COITBI : Ontlonsopennd
dull ; no sales at Ill-it iall ; , ruled dull and
closed steady , unclmngod to 5 points lower ;
Hales , 4,250 hugs. Including : January , $17.10 ;
1'cbruary. $10.70. Spot collee , Itlo , ( pilot , but
steady ; No. -J18.15W18.25 ! mild , market
steady ; Cordova , J20.00'i20.25.
HANTDS , Jan. 17. Market oulet ; receipts ,
5,000 bags ; stock , 125,000 bags.
HAMIIUIIII , Jan. 17. Market Ui pfg. ad
vance , steady.
llAVitE.Jan. 17. Market steady , unchanged ,
tot \ advance.
Hto UK JANKtno , Jan. 17. Market qutot ; No.
7 , $15.75
LONDON , Jan. -Markot oulot ; now
months , 3d lower ; remote , 3d higher.
Mllwania-o .HilrnrtH.
Mir.WAUKrn , Jan. 17. Kr.otiti Steady.
WIIKAT Lower : No. 2 snrlng , 59ju ! ; No. 1
northern. 04 c ; Mity. Glc. {
CottN Steady ; No. 3 , ! iic. :
OATS Htoadv : No. 2 whlto , 28Jc } ; No. 3
whlto , 27 © 2 c.
HAUI.VV Nominal ; No. 2 , 49c ; sample , on
truck , 3851c.
live-Higher : No. l,47Uc.
I'novisiONS howur ; pork$13.20 ; lard , $7.90.
Itr.CBtiTS I'lottr , 1,705 bbts. ; wheat , 23,350
bu. ; barley , 40,800 bu.
SIIIPMBNTS Hour , 0,500 bbls. ; wheat , 2,000
bu.j barley , 20,485 bit.
1'uorln < 5r.'iln .Market.
I'noniA , Jan. 17. CoitN Market steady ;
No. 2. 32i'c ; No. 3 , 32c.
OATS Market active , hlzher : No. 2 white ,
27i28c' ! No. 3 white , 27U27'ic.
KYE Market , quiet ; No. 2 , 4048c.
WHISKY Market firm ; high wines , basis ,
tl.lB.
ItKcniPrs Wheat , 3,000 bu. ; corn , 90,200
bu. ; oats , 20,900 bu. ; rye , nonu ; barley , 9,100
bu.
SIIIPMKNTS Wheat , 4,200 bu. ; corn , 15,000
hu.ioats , 22,000 bu. ; rye , none ; barley ,
1 5.400 bu. _
Col ton i
ST. Louts , Jan. 17. COTTON Steady :
middling , 7Jic ; sales , none ; receipts , 2,2t)0 )
bales ; shipments , 200 bales ; stock , 57,900
bales.
New Onr.r.ANS , Jan. 17. COTTON Futures ,
stonily : stiloH , 92GlOhalos ( ; January , $7.48 ®
7.51 : February , $7.537.GG : March. $7.00 ;
April , $7.747.7G ; May. $7.837.84 ; Jttnn ,
* 7.917.92 ; July. J7.988.00 ; August , $8.0.1 ®
8.00 ,
Liverpool A
Livnnnoor , , Jan. 17. WHEAT Quiet ; domnnd
poor : lioldei-s olfor moaeratoly ; No. 1 , Cali
fornia , Gs 4d5s 5d ; No. 2 , red western winter ,
5s 2(1 ® 5s 3 Ktl.
CoitN Steady.
1'itoviBioNS I'orlc , prlmo mess , 75s : beef ,
extra India , 103i 9d ; bacon , long and sliort
clear , 55 Ibs. , 39s ; long clear , 40 Ibs.11s 3d ;
lard , 42s. '
Oil AlurkntH.
Oir. OITY , Pa. , Jan. 17. National Transit
certificates opened nt 80 ! c ; highest , 80'fc :
lowest , 80)jc ) ; closed nt 80rc ; ; sales , 14,000
bbls. : clearances , 74,000 bbls. ; shipments ,
120,399 bill * . : runs. 81.788 bbls.
I'lTTSUUlui , I'a , , Jan. 17. National Transit
certificates opened at 80c ; closed nt 80Kc ;
highest , 80Uc ; lowest , 80c ; sales , nono.
Now York Dry Goods Market.
NEW Yonic. Jan. 17 , The Improvement re
ports as to thu volume of business In the dry
goods district recently Is maintained. 1'rlces
rule stonily in tlio main. Cotton goods nro in
fair demand. Lilnuhams and woven goods nro
steady , Foreign dry goods rather dull. In
the way of jobbing and storu trade there Is a
fair business In mall orders.
l < 'lniiiul : & ! IMotus.
KANSAS CITY , Jan , I'/ . Clearings , $1,819,415.
BOSTON , Jan. 17. Clearings , $10,520,220 ;
no balances.
HAI.TIMOIU : , Jan. 17. Clearings , $2,050,199 ;
balances , $298,511.
Nnw Voitic , Jan. 17. Clearings , $79,459,007 ;
balances , 50,935.933.
I'Aitts , Jan. 17. Three par cent rentes , 98f
IV'/ic for the account.
IMuuAiim.PlliA , Jan. 17. Clearings , $11,459-
780 ; balances , $1,044,852.
MEMPHIS , Jan. 17. Now York exchange sellIng -
Ing at par. Clearings , $330,420 ; balances ,
LONDON , Jan. 17. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Hank of Kngland on bal
ances today was JL'15,000.
NEW OHI.KANS , Jan. 17. Oloarlngs.11 , 900,830.
Now York exchange , bank , $1 per $1,000 pro-
nilitm ; commercial , 2Gc per $1,000 premium ,
ST , Louts , Jan. 17. Clearings , J4,4G8,007 ;
balances , $800,704. Money quiet nt 78 per
cent. Exchange on Now York , 90c premium.
CHICAGO Jan. 17 , Clearings , $10,034,000.
Now York exchange , GOc premium. Sterling
exchange , bteaily ; actual rates , sixty days ,
$4.8G'i ' ; demand , 4.87i. Money , steady ; 5&0
per cent on call.
bTOGKS' ANI > 1IUNIIS.
Very Sllglit ChniiKu. Characterized the
SpiM-iitiitliHi In the Active I.Ut.
NEW YOHK , Jan. 17. Tlio changes in the
nctlvn list as n result of today's speculation
on the Stoclc oxclmngo nro very sllpht In
deed and are generally on the boar side of
the market , the greatest bolng % per cent in
Sugar preferred and Union Pacific. Dull
ness prevailed all day nnd there wore
periods of complete stagnation , What lit
tle business there was done was soiling unit
the commission houses report u dearth of
business , Occasional drives were made ou
the grangers , particularly St. I'aul , in the
unrly dealings , when exaggerated reports of
the earnings for the second woeic m January
were circulated , the published statement
showing later lit the day a loss of f 120,018.
Hut it was impossible to depress prices
materially ou small offerings and the short
interest did not scorn to mtiko nny heavy
plunges. There was no great demand for
stocks and no special ofTort was made to
cs'.abllbh a higher range of values in the
general list , the only notable movement
being in the specialties ,
It was reported that the appointments of
Charles Parsons and Mr , Pliittits permanent
receivers of Now Kngland were assurednnd
on purchases Induced thereby tlio stock rose
1 8 l'0 ' ' cent. A reaction of % per cent fol
lowed , with u Html rally oC % per cent. At
the opening ot business the market was
weak und prices n small fraction lower , but
In the half hour following a butter tone pre
vailed und the losses were recovered , Man
hattan being uu exception and declining 1
per cent. London selling of the arbitrage
specialties started udowiuvard movement In
which the general list lost n fraction and
Missouri , Kansas & Texas preferred ] <
per cent. Mcunwhllo American Tobacco
preferred had advanced U pur cent. The
depression continued until 11:110 : o'clock , nnd
further fractional declines took place gener
ally. Purchase ? to cover BOIUO atnall short
contracts brought about n slight temporary
rally , but the market lapsed .Imcic Into
weakness. , Cordage preferred breaking 5 per
cent en a MIO of 100 linns and rccovcrlnp
'j per cent Thu-n Was IK > clmtuo In the
temper of the speculation until tlio mst hall
hour of business , when urnlm- fairly good
buying the poivranist moved up ' * to * < poi
cent nud the market gcuornllv closed linn.
The Post says : BI S on 'the stock mar.
kct were pretty mvftliit ( n standstill during
the greater nart ofVtdiwy's operations. The
tendency to atlvaiu-o ou the day's Wnaliing *
ton news wts mornthin oTso ( , by the I/HI-
don selling , nud suijiijjuiontly the local Bears
attacked the market , basing the movement
on the St. Paul's ' decrease of earnings ol
jmo.OIS for the sotSrtiJl wcok of January.
Speculator for thu dJoline. however , wore
not disposed to vtmturo Into the market
deeply , nud the reaction due to their efforts
wnsonly slight. " " '
The following are the clostnir quotations on
the leading stock * -idn the Now York exchange -
change today : y g
The raiiffe of nrlens as reported by J. W
\ Co. , Hoard of Trade hall. Is as follows :
Open High Low. Close Yes.
Erlo 15 15
I'acltleMall ir.li
U.VN I2J * 43W
> orlli\vi'slern ltlll > d llH ) ( |
Mo. IMclfic 22
Union I'aclllc 19 19
N I'nolllu , p'fd 10)5 * '
N , IMclllo com. . . . 4
C. II. A Q 7- ] i 75 75M
Ilock Island ilil ( II !
St. Paul S8 nsu 57 57 ? [ 58
Western Union ROM 811 85U
8ii : ! 83
Now Ilnrlunii 11K IK
Atchlson * 11 11-K
Jii
Chicago CJas '
Ucaillin , ' ll'l-M
Dul. A Hudson 111 IH 13t >
I ) . C. K BliJX 2GK
i : . H. B aili M 37'
Conlniro
The total sales of stocks todny were 118,800
shnros , iuchidlni ; : American Sugar , 10,400 ;
New York lUiincy .ilurkol.
Nr.w YOHK , Jan. 17. MONKY ON OAT.T ,
Kasy nil percent ; last loan , 1 per cunt ; closed
olTored at 1 pur cent.
I'ltiMi : MKIKUNTII.H I'AIT.II 3',55'S per cent.
Smu.tNti KXCIIAWI : JJulI , with actual
business In bunkor-i'bills .it J4.8GS4.SGJi ! for
dumniid and 4.84dt4.85 [ for sixty-day bills ,
Posted rates $4.faOB4.88 ; commercial bills.
J4.83 ® 4.H4. ' L
SlI.VKIt UiniTIFtCATES ftOJiC bill.
UOVIIIN.MINT : : HoN'ns-rKablur. State bonds ,
liuicllvu.
offered.
Situ FriumiHuoMining : U'l"titlnus. ' :
HAN I''n iNOtsco , Jan. 17. Tiio oniclal closing
notations for mining stookj today were a <
? allows :
O.U.VHA IrWE STOCK MAKKIOT.-v
Very Sllclit Imiirnvuniont Xollcnil In Cattle
Trade Hogs l.imn n Nioldn.
WiiiNisiiAV , Jan. 17.
So far this vveok , compared with last ,
there lias boon n falling off of about 050
cattle , whllo hog receipts have Increased
nearly 4,000 head and shcof | about il.UOO head.
There was no improvement north mention
ing In the general cattle market. Trade was
perhaps a little livelier , but about tlio only
notlceablo feature was that it was some
what easier to obtain Tttesdaj's very mean
prices. The supply was not u tail oxcesstvobut
in the present condition of tlio market it
was moro than ample and enough to relieve
buyers of any anxiety on tlio score of secur
ing enough cattle to 1111 their orders. In
quality the offerings \yoro nothing to brag
on. A few head brought $4.40 , und very
good 1U55 Ib. steers brought M. 15. Fair to
very good 1,000 to 1,285 Ib. steern , however ,
were practically confined to a rnngu of from
1.00 to JH.UO , with.fair , to poor stuff any
where from that down to 1. Trading wan
not particularly Ijvol.v , but tlio cattle kept
moving , and n vm-.y respectable clearance
was Dually accomplished.
The cow market' ' has sufTorcd tlio most
lately , and was ttio llrst to feel u change for
the bettor. The ehnngo was so slight , how
ever , that many salesmen failed to discover
It. Hccolpts were fulK nnd the dumand moil-
era to. Prices ruled stoutly to n trifle firmer
all around , sales including poor to choice
cows nnd heifers at J from $1 25 to fi,2T : > , witli
the bulk of the falrjtn peed buti'hor.s' stock
tit from ? 'J. 15 to$3.ro , Calves at from ; i tote
to were nteady , undirough stock ot all kinds
was generally unchanged , with sales of fair
to good hulls , oxen ami'SHIRK largely ut from
f'J.'JTi to $11.
U'he stocker andjfocdcr trade was devoid
of now features.i iTlioro was a moderate
amount of both fresh und stnlo stock on
hand , und with no > urgcnt demand from nny
quarter trade was slow und the prices gen
erally quoted easier all around. Good to
choice feeder * are quoted at from 1 totM.CO ;
fair to itood ut from * U.7l ) to fil , und lighter ,
commoner grades ut from t'2.70 down , Kep.
resontutlvo sales ;
030 n 25 2 tMO ! 3 rs
12 H14 3 VI 17 1124 a ( .5
21 103J 3 30 17 , isaa 3 70
, . . .1037 3 30 20 , . 1187 a 70
I ? , .1000 3 no 37 . .1285 a 75
' 3 35 Rl . 1170 a 75
10a. , . 'l008 3 35 no. . .1228 a 80
a. , , . .111 ! ) 3 40 25 . .1170 a oo
20. . . . .1014 3 45 10 . .1205 4 15
77. : . , .1080 3 45 18. . .12f > C 4 15
12 1030 0 40 0. . .1123 4 40
Mt.xr.t ) .
i 1152 3 65
COWS.
2 25
2 no
2 ao
2 no
2 30
2 30
2 no
2 30
2 ao
2 30
2 35
2 35
2 35
2 35
2 35
2 35
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 45
2 50
2 50
_ 50
i , 50
_ 50
' - 50
i. 55
' - 55
V. 55
i. 55
2 55
2 55
2 55
2 00
2 CO
2 00
2 00
2 fiO
2 GO
2 CO
2 00
2 05
2 70
2 70
2 70
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 80
2 85
2 85
2 00
3 00
S 00
3 00
3 00
2 75
2 75
2 85
3 00
3 00
3 25
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 50
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
2 55
2 00
2 CO
2 no
2 05
2 Or.
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 85
2 85
2 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 25
3 25
25
3 25
8 00
2 90
8 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
8 10
3 10
3 15
8 17' ;
8 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 55
3 55
3 GO
WUSTEUN CATTI.C ,
COI.OItADO.
No. Av. 1'r. Nn. Av. Pr.
G4 cowi. . . 800 $2 20 18 cows. . , 022 $2 20
10 Mrs..1050 340 Icalf. . . 120 4 75
WYOMINtl.
1 Mr 1050 300 23 Mrs..1174 SCO
Iloos Receipts wore liberal , moro than
4,000 heavier than a wcolc ntro. and with
very llttlu outside support and bad reports
from the east a Unvi > rm.irltct waslnovitablo.
There was n jjood active demand from all
local houses , and sumo early sales wrro
made at ? 5.'JO and $5.23 , or not far from
steady prices. The built of the hogs , how
ever , sold on the basis of a fie "leclino. " nt
$5.15 and ? 5.20 , and , the inttrkcr. weak
ening an the morning advanced , the late
trade was mostly around $5.15 for fair to { rood
hefts of nil weights , or fie to 10o lower than
Tuesday. The market hold up remarkably
well under the heavy receipts and the
average decline was not moro than u nickel.
ICxtromo sales were made at from $5.10 up
to So.iiO , but the bis bulk of the fair to ( rood
lions of till weights went at around 55.15 and
$5 20 , us against S-.VJO nud 3.1.23 Tuesday and
J..17' ' and $ . " > .i0 ! on lust Wednesday. Huuro-
scnttitlvo sales :
HEALTH
M ay depend upon the way you treat l he warn
ings which nature gives. A few bottles of
S. S. S. taken at the proper time may insuru good
health fora year or two. Therefore act at once , for it
IS IMPORTANT
that nature baassIstedatthQriBhttlrnc.g
never falls to relieve the system of m-S
purities , and is an excellent tor.ic also.1
He Wants to Add His Name.
* Permit me to add my name to your many other
certificates In commendation of thu ureat curativ
properties contained In Bwlft's hp 'clfic ( H. f > . b. ) It
a certainly ono of tlio best tonic * 1 tver used. "
"JOHN W. UANIUL , Anderson.S. C.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases malted rc .
SWIFf Sl'ECJFIR CO. . A * taGa.
310
' . ' )
J77
; i > .G
J7J
147
JH7
3'J4
'J3B
. 102
.243
.220
301
. 287
.231)
.212
.2311
.213
.234
.233
I'KIH AM ) 1101)011. )
fl..380 80 4 DO 2..3C- , - 000
Siicm1Itccclpts wcronK.iln rather liberal ,
mid included nil kinds of Crudes. Dualrahlo
mutton * ntiil liunbs wirovntitcd , but coin-
nion ntiil lufurior stufTvns ncclrotnd and
\rcnkor. Fair to good natives. fJ.iG I.OU ;
fair to coed wostcriH. J2 ! ! Tat."i ( ! ; common
and stock sheep , SI. f > 0ra . ' , , ; ( rood to cholco
10 to 100-lb. latltos , f'.oOiI.OO. . Ucprcsculu-
live sales :
Av. I'r.
J2 oo
194 Mexican lambs GO 270
18 natlvo i ! es 144 2 70
2dl native owes 87 280
207 wpsivrn wethers 107 3 10
49 natlvo liimb-i O ! ) 400
KccelpM nnd DKpiilituiM o ; stock.
Onii'Ialrci'ilpU an.I dUinnllloii of stiuk n
shownby the b.xiktof tlia Ucilon Hti' : Vur.u
company for llio tuentv-foiir hoiiiM ending at
0 o'clock p. in. , January 17 , 1894 :
UKrEti'rs.
TATTLE. nous. IIOIISK A MI.H.
Cars. Head Cai-s.III : iil C.-UM. i Hoatl Cunt. I Ilcriil.
IIHI'lMITIOV.
Clllr : qi ; > l.lv.i ntneU .Miirktil.
riitr.iuo , .Ian. 17. ( ! oml to I'luitcK rattla
\VIMII In duiiiiinil and weru hiilulile at iitito | as
good prlees'as weio paid on Tnesdav. Not a
very considerable part of the supply crndiMl
bettor than medium and the llrmnesi in dm
Mock was due to ihul fact. I'or coniiiion to
fair grades the liupilry was IMhl , and whllo
values wore pretty well siippoiu-d tin ) tone of
the market wtis not healthy. Itcc.olplN fur the
lir.st half of the weeU liuvo noon jiretty liberal ,
iitiioiintlng to 44,000 hnad , and tin. ' general
market Is Inner ( ban at thu close of last week.
Tlio oll'erlngs did not need to be choice to'brlng
$5 pisr 100 His. Hut neverthole.ss there was
only bore and there u hunch Unit , could bu
turned ever at us hlKh llgure. llutchur.s niul
cannur.s'.stocli loliitlvoly hotter than the
upper gradvH , hut for no description was the
inurkot satisfactory as viewed from sellur * '
standpoint. Sales were huire.ly m from $2.25
to J3 ( or cows , holfurs and bulls , and ut from
J3.DO to 84. CO for diussuil beef iiiid.slilpping
.stouis. The Mipidy of vcnl I'nlvuM lioiiitiiuu.s
and prir.us uro linn. Thai also Is trim of
Mockers nnd feeders
Tlio hog market was weak from the outset.
There mis a brief t Imo In the morning when
good grades mid ut. stonily prices , hut very
boon after the beginning of operations there
was a decline of fro'ni 5c to ln > ! and the clove
was dull tit fully lOc oil' from Tuesday' * limita
tions. J.uto sales \\ero on a linsls of $0.40 for
the best , grades , though early In tin ? morning
thuro wore a numhur of trades at from 5-5.50
to J3.55. Why prices shottl.l have turned
downward no one altomptod tin explanation.
Thu rocelpts were not In excess of tlio recent
nvaiugt1 , nulthur Is the iiiinihur "In .sight , " but
the buyers did not want thu hogs at TifMlny's
prices , mid they iito'joeded to put Ihom down.
I'rom J5.8U to $5.45 bouitht the prcatur part ,
HID ( | iiallly tivoruglng good.
In-heiMi , under a supply estlnmtcd at 17,000
liuinl , the llrmnehs tliat wusu fuuturu of yes
terday's market was conspicuously absent-
today. The dumand was good , hut It could
Miurcoly Ho expectiid to ttbsoib .so largo a sup
ply , except at i educed prico' . The iivvrago
was sit liii l lUo lowur than for Tuesday ,
tliiiui : ! ! sumo cholco lots were taken at ptetty i
full II jurus. I'jor to fair sorts were sahiblo
at from SI. 25 to 2.CO , and good to cholco
wore quoted at from $ ' 2.75 to J8.00 , whllo from
J'2.00 to $3.15 bought the bulk , t-alo.sof lambs
wu.ro on n basis of from $3.50 to J4.85 for poor
to oxtra.
Itecolpls : Cattle , 15,000 head : calves , 250
bond : hogs , 34.0UO head ; shuep , 17.0UO huad.
The Kvonlng.loiirnul reports :
UAi-rr.B Hccelvis. 15,000 bend ; market
slow : px-tra slours here , market nominal lit
$5.505.75 / : fair to good , J4.0U.0.5.25 ; inudluiii ,
* 4.f)0l,75 ; ethers , 88. 50144.10.
Hoas Itcceluto , 34,000 head : market slow
mid lOc lower on heavy ; others , steady ;
puckers , $0. 15BJD.30 : prime heavy and
butchers' weights , J5.40ii5.00 ; prime ll ht ,
J5.50.
Sitr.ci * AXl ) I < A.MIU Itccolpts , 17,000 head ;
market slow ami lower all around.
Knnvis City I.iva . stool ; Mai-knf.
KANSAS OITV , Jan. 17. OATrr.K Kocolpts ,
5,000 head ; shipments , 3,300 hoati ; market
steady to strong ; Tuxas steers , J2.7Jii3.00 ;
shipping stocrs , 44.002)5.40 ) ; Texas and na-
tlvo cows. Jl.40fil3.50 ; butcher stock , $3.103
4.15 ; stookersaiHl fucdors. t2.753.50.
lions Kuoolpt-i , 12.4JO lio.ul ; shipments ,
2/iOO hondi Market m'nUln ' fit * Innari hullf ,
Id lfrj.5 . ii hrn\li j. p.i. , ' * mid inlxril 15 15
( tn.35t llahlK , Vnrkiisiinit Pi s , } 4.05 < tl5.30.
Silent'ItoiTipt , , 1 300 head ; ahlumauti ,
HOMO i inarkul dull and barely steady.
wi.HTiit.v : : IMCKINII iNriuisTM. :
Quito n l.llirrnl Movi'iiiriit of Hoc * UnriiiH '
the l' t \\rel ( .
1
CINCINNATI , Jan. n.-tSjuvlal Tolesram to
TIIK HUB. ] Tomorrow'sl'rlco current will miyt
Tliero lias IH-OII qtilto a llheral movement of
ho s the past week In the west , the pnCKlne
rctitrni Indicating a total of 800,000eompiunl
with 320,000 the prn'odlnu wcok , and 200.00(1 ( /
n
last year. I'rom Novomlior 1 the total Ii
I1.170.00J , against 3,320,000 a year n o. Load
ing plncos riimpmo us follows !
> < i\v York l.uc Mtnou Mnrlcot.
NKW YottK.Jiui. 17. lr.ivis-oeolts. ! : : | { | ) 1,000
hi'iid : tniiiknt very \voal < , lee lnwur : natives ,
J3.lKKif.-l.20j inodlum to fall11.40 4.05 ; fulrly
prime , Ji.Baui.ari ; row U > IH , jr.ui ; | bull$2.50
( UT.vrs ItivolpK 800 head : iniifliet llrin ,
2f > i ! lilKht'f ; veaN , pour to clioleo , J5.OOjiS.50 ;
heavy calves , J : ) 1'2 3.50.
SMUKI- AND lAMlwUecolpt11,000 hen < ] ;
fdit'ep barely steady ; Inmln ' , lowur ; sliei'ii ,
poor to pi-line , f2.50Q4.00 ; lambs , common
to choice , J4.OlVft4.2r > .
lloos Hvculpts , 7.HOP hoail ; nmrkot llrm
SI , I.OIIIH l.lM > Stunk Alurknt.
! -T. I.ottliJuii. ! 17. C.vrrt.K HorrtlptM , 4,50(1 (
head ; Hhlptnent.s. 1,600 head ; mitrkut lower :
no imtlvivt on salt' : fedas ! Nloun * , f3.10j4
8.50 ; grasH 'IVvitn * ) , . J'2.2uiSi,30 ; ; cows and
hi'lfurs , tl.HOil'J.76.
lloos Kivulpts , O.nno hptid : shipments ,
1.200 IIUIKU market li'foli'e ' luwnr ; btilchot-s ,
* A.2lKS5.40j mixed , S.'i.llO'.fS. 10 ; light. $5.10 1
5.35.
Sllf.Kl'-Uecolptfl. 2,100 hcnil : .shipment" ,
nonu ; marltct llrm ; muttons , range , } 3.00 ; < j
Sioux City l.iv Mocu Mnrloit.
Sioux ! ITV , .Inn. 17. llDiw-Uccelptrt. i.nnn
head ; ollleliil vi'.steid.'iv. l.'J'J head : ship
ments , 73H head ; iniii-Ket fitClUo lowur ati5.ini
Q5.21 ! ' , ; hulli , 5.15 5.20.
( 'AT'n.i-Kec-lim : : | , 000 hoid : ; ofllc'lal yes
terday , 1,053 he.id ; sliliiiiiL'iit : ) . 8,229 lioail ;
market lunuruxurpl on best.
Stofk in > i ht.
Uecolptsof llvo si ) . : n al tin : fmr
western ninrUuu TuuMlny , Jtinunry 17
C.-iltlf. HOLM. Shonp.
PonthOmalm 2.907 7,594 1,011
Chicago 15.0IM 31,000 17lnl (
KniisasClty 5,000 12,400 l,3n. |
til. l.oilU 4DOO 0,900 U.tOil
Total 28.007 03,804 22.011
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIQHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
Jly doctor snjra It acto ( 'cmly on tlio Blomnch ,
liver nnd klilnevt , anil Is n ploiiMint Inxntlvp. This
rtrink la made ( mm licrhs. mill Is prepared for use
ns easily at ten. Jt t ) called
All lirucclstfinplll' ntfOr.nml } l npnrlraco. If you
r.inr.ot KI-I It. wml your address for n tree sampe.
I.nne'4 I'mnllr McMlirino niovrii Ilir lionrla
noliilitr. In order IT lie liraltliy tills Is norPKinry.
Address ( jllA'l'Oll \Vtl\V ! A Hit. I.n Itov.N.Y.
l ) . U. No nttornuy's fee mil
patent obtalnod Wrltn for Inventor's Oni.l
&OUTI-I
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South
0 > t Cattle Ilo nnJ- mrkt In tha war.
Housn.
Wood Brotlidrj.
LlTO Stock ComruHilon Marabkata.
501th Omaha Tole | < .iono 1117. CalOMl
JOHN t ) . IIADI'MAV , I . .
u
WAJjTKU K.VOD , ,
Market reports by tntill and wire cheerful
nrnlshod upon anpllcallon.
for Infants and ChHdren.
"CnstorlntsRO well ndnptedtochlldrcn that Cnntorln cures Colic , Constipation ,
I recommend It ns superior to nny prescription Hour Htomach , Dlarrhoja , I'nictatlon ,
known to me. " H. A. Anriicic , JI. D. , Kills Wonns , jjlvea bleep , and iiro.iii.itca dl
Ill So. Oxford'St. , Erooklyu , N. Y. gestion ,
Without injurious medication.
"Tho uaj of 'Castorl.i h FO unlvcrw.l nnd "For EavcntI yenra I have rrcommcnileJ
Its merits so well known that It net-ma n work your 'Castorl.i,1 nnd shall al\vayn contlnuo tc
of ptipcrcroftatlon to endoraolt. Few nro the do BO ns It haa Invariably produced boucflclnl
Intelligent fjinlllci ) who do not Leep Castorln results. "
within easy reach. " KnviN K. 1'Annnn , It. J\ ,
CAHLOS JlAllTYN , I ) , T ) . , 125th Street and 7th A > o. , New York City.
New York City.
TUB CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 ML-RUAT BTiiEtrr , NEW YORK CITT.
U vvfi 9E S % AtMniil ! jUnRX ? * )
AWNINGS , TENTS ETC.
Wolf Bros , & Co. ,
COMl'ANV.
MUliiifnctureni ot tenlH-
nwnhiKH. ete 70:1 : and iinusK cnvKits.
? ur , Soutli liltli Street. Illl I Tnrnum Stroot.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Coo Shoj Company.
' 1131-Illl Mo.v.irl <
nloarooni unJ Oillco-ll'J7 - 5
' ' Howard St.
ructor/-lll'J-ll'JI-IIVI
Wa nru tlio os'l.v Mtinufii turari of Iloutianl
Kliuonln tliJJlitDOf .VubMilik.
A k'onur.il liivluitlon is uttjajj-.l to alt to Impact
oiirii rr ctiirjr.
DRY GOODS.
M. Ii. Smith & Co.
Drr ROOils , nolloiii , tat-
nliUliitf tfuoiU. cornur
lllli unit Howunl ftta.
BAGS , ETO. | COAL.
HARDWARE.
Hector & u
COMPANY.
lli.iloIn : Inr Ivriro ill
Corner 10th unit Jii ini'ctmalc * ' tooh
Wtieutx. It'll liniiKlii Strim * .
HATS , ETC.
W. A. L Gibbon & Co
Wliolusilo
Hnti , ci > | > , nr : iw k'ornH.
vluvim , mitten i. l-'th
und Jlurnoy Strom.
| JJUMBER. _
Joliii \Vaiicll8liT \
i I'ort-
Intx ! coniont , Mllwni-
ku.touii'iit unit ( julncy
wlillu Iliini.
LIQUORS. STOVE REPAIR3
I'rldi ' & llcrbirl , QnuiuSiovc llcp.iir
\VO.tKK Mimi rmiil"
WbuluiRlo liquor unit wutir utliuhinuiut
Inr nur klulnt "i" ' '
1101 Kunmn St. null 1411 doiuii. >
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Papar Co Standard Oil Co.
lurry u full itiot or
printlnKl wruppln.uml IliillnoJ und lulirlcatltil
wnlliiit | in : > orj , turJ
lrlniit , cic , elli , uilo Jttaii ) , nl