Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY HER : FRIDAY , JANUARY 10 , 1P9I.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Was Stronger Yesterday and Closed a
Fraction Higher ,
THAT CEREAL OPENED WITH AN ADVANCE
Report * tlmt the Crop Killmnto * of Scvcrnl
of the Principal Slate * Were Lower
lliMi iiicctcil : | cnit ! eil n Tem
porary Itencllon.
CIIICAOO , Jan. 13. Wheat was stronger
loday and closed with a ? o gain for May.
Reports of the probable government bond
Issue , fnlr clearances , good buylnir and the
ixpectation of n cold wave contributed to
the firmness. Corn closed with May MC
higher. May oats are tfe higher and provisions -
visions slightly higher throughout the list.
Wheat opened with May , ' c up at Ol,5 c
Mid soon advanced to OlJic. The main
cause of the strength was the report that
ttio government would lasuo $ .10.000,000 in
bonds , Cables were steadier. The short
Interest bought tairly , there was some buy
ing on eastern account and the market
ihowcd tnoro steadiness , with nn apparently
itronger undertone. A report tha.t the
of the principal
: rep estimates of several
itates were lower than expected caused a
temporary reaction , which sent May down
toni.c ! , but the general news of the day
was apparently of too bullish a nature to
Ion ? discourage buyers. An advancing cold
ivave added to the llrmncsi. The buying con
tinued free until the end of the session , clos
ing but V from the top. May advanced
' ( .c , lost ' , . { 0 , advanced Jfe nnd reacted ac to
ihc close , at ( Hc.
In corn there was a strong , steady market ,
with operations not on a very largo acalo ,
prices covering from jtfe to J c ranze. 'J he
strengthening features were the action of
wheat and the small arrivals , which In
duced considerable local buying , selling
being scattered and generally in small lots.
Olid-Inns continue on n moderate scale ,
while the demand appears to bo Improving.
Receipts were under the estimate. May
opened - < c higher at Sc , lost tfc , advanced
' . . 'c , lost 'ic ' , rained $40 ana reacted % c to
the close at a8 ! c , but ' { .a from the top
ligures of the day.
There was a liberal trade in oats , within
a Binall but higher range. With liberal sell
ing and also good buying by operators , who
recently sold tit low prices , the linlsh was at
nearlv the top. May opened ' .jo-higher at
! i.iJ4ilost j c and advanced ) i'c to the close
at liVI' c.
Provisions opened weak and lower on re-
relpts of Hvo hogs 7,000 in excess of the
estimate. There was some activity for a
short time , prices advancing lo over yester
day's closing prices , the market being sup
ported by two or three packing houses. The
btrength in wheat also , contributed to the
feeling. Further strength was subsequently
developed on continued buying by the
packers. Compared with last night May
pork is ] 4c higher , May lard Gc higher , and
May ribs fie up.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
13.-i cars ; corn , 00 cars ; oats , 105 cars ; hogs ,
UU.OOO head.
Ttjo leading futures ranged as follows :
ArTicTea'Open. High. Low.
WHEAT
.I.-u CO cox BOW COK
G4H
July ill ) 00'i
COIIN
.T.in 345 $
35 ,15 : )5 ) ! (
Slay
OATS
Jan SOW
2 $
May 2f > H
.Inly 1SJ ! <
MKBSl'OUK-
Jan 13 12M
Mny 13 10 13 U7 13 10 13 U7H
LAltll- "
Jau 7 7754 7 77K 7 85
l' b 7 III ) 7 CO 7 7C
May 7 57 7 57K 707H
Elton-rums-
Jan 0 CO 0 00 0 00 n GO
0 GO
May 0 00 72H G 57 0 70
Cash ( | uolalions were as follows :
Ft.ouu Kasy.
WHKAT No. 2 sprlnsr , COJjc ; No. 8 sprlrur ,
D8 < 3Glic } : No. 2 rod , OOJic.
( 'OIIN No. 2 , 34\34'ic ; No. 3 yellow , 33Jic.
OATS-NO. 2 , 27U 427Wc : No. 2 white , BOS
BO' c ; No. 3 white , liSSifcMHe.
RYC-NO. 2 , 44c.
HAUI.KV No.2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 4254c ;
No. 4 , 32'/444c. '
I'I.AX SEKII No. 1,11,41.
TIMOTHY Stun 1'rlmo , $4.05.
I'oitK-Mess , IHSIhbl. . , 813.22513.2B ! ; Inrrt ,
per 100 Ibs. , $7.857.87' { ; abort ribs sides
| lee < olfG.GOG.05 ) ; dry mil'od slioiildersiboxodl ,
r0.25S0.50 ( ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , $7.00
67.50.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , perg.il. ,
f l.U ) .
SiifiAlis Out loaf , { 5,30 ; granulated , $4.01 ;
ctandard A , $4.40.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments , for today :
Now Vork
NRW YORK , Jan. 18. Kr.oun Rocolpts ,
B0.200 bbls. ; exports , 11,000bbls. ; sales , 0,500
winter putuntu , $3.403.GO ; winter low Krados ,
H.455J2.26 ; sprlliK low Rrados , Jl.OOffll.OO ;
iprim ; extras , Jl.002.40 ; nortliurn flour ,
common to fair extra , * 2.202.70 ; Rood to
uhnlro extra , J2.703.00 ; rye Hour , suporflno ,
2,70I3.00 ! ; : fancy , l2.Buffl2.OBj buckwheat
flour , $2.00 2.75.
COUN MKAI/ Dull ,
HVK Nominal. ,
HAHI.KV Dull : No. 2 Milwaukee , C5GGc ;
two-rowed Ktato , 0203c.
llAitt.ur AlAiiT Dull ; western , G580c ; Cana-
dliin. OOS05c ; Hlx-rowed , 8085c.
WIIKAT Kecolpts , 7,200 bu.j exports , 40,000
1m. ; sales , 2,110,000 bit. futures iind 42,000
tin. spot. Spot market , dull but steadier ;
No. 2 red , In 'storo und olovutor , CO'i ®
COijct .illoat , 077 c ; f. o. b. , 077ic ; iin-
Ki-uded red , 02GHlJe ; No , 3 rod , G3Jc ! : No. 1
northern , 71 ; o. Uptlons opened steady hut
nulel , ohxod strong at ? iitiac nut advance ;
No. 2 red , January , 054OOWc ? , closed at
OO'icj Kobiuiiry , closed at OG'jc ; March ,
07 U-lOSlOBUc , closed at 08'sc ; May , 00 11-10
( t70c , closed at 70c ; Juno closed at 71c :
July , 71fj72c , closed 72c ; August. 72H ®
724c. closed tit 72Jjc ; December , 7078'ic ,
uloseci at 78ic.
UOIIN Kucolpts , 121,000 bit. ; exports , 34,000
hu , ; sulos , 510,000 bu. futures and 80,000
bu. snot. Snot fairly active and flrmar ; No.
L' , 42 } < 0 In ulovator ; 43 ! < ® 43Jic ftlloat ; yellow -
low , 43c ; stoamur mixed , 4144ac. Option
inarkot was firm all day on light ofTurltiKS
unit sympathy with wheat ' . , and closed 'Hd4
, _ „ _ _ .
OATH Ueetnpls , 70,000 bu. ; exports , 400
hu. ; bale280,000 bu. futures , 70,000 bu. spot.
Htiot io higher and moderately active : No. 2 ,
ll'djic ' ; No. 2. delivered , 34)c ) ; No. 3 , 32 c ; No.
2 White. 35u ; No. 3 while. 33idJ34ei !
truck , nilved weHtorn , 3435c ; track , whlto
weKtorn , 3540c ; track , whlto btato , 35 ®
40c. Uptlons ( ( Utct but btoiidy , closing at , ! c
net advance ; January clo.sud tit 33c : 1'oij-
ruary , iin'ic , eloped at 33hc ; March , 3434/c ,
rlo nl at 34 > ic ; May , ! )4H3 cl closed at
B4 , c.
HAY- Dull ; shipping,1 $0.00 ; good to choice.
IO.OM18.85.
Hoi's r-leady ; state , common to choice , 16 ®
L'Jo ; | > acllloi-ouHl , 1822c.
IlincH-ritnady ; wet bailed Now Orleans
( elected , 454J.05 llw. , 4iift5Uoj Tuxas ,
telcctod , OfiftfiOllis. , 45c ; lluenos Ayres , dry ,
201540 Ibs. , lOJiailu ; Texas , iry | , 2430 Ibs. .
tic. ,
liisATilHR Stoidy ; hemlock solo , lluonos
Ayreo , IlKht to huavv wehihts , 1410c.
I'liovuioNM Href , iitiet | ; tamlly , Kl-1,00 ®
15.UO ; hcuf hams , 17 ; city extra India mess ,
t'-'O.OOii'JII.oo. cut meats , steady | pickled lul- )
lles. t7.87l4lf8.121ii ( ? ( ptcKled shouhli'rs , (0.25
I UO.bo ; pickled hams. t0.250.f > 0. l.iird , firmer :
wealein Htuam closed at 18,30 ; January'
closed at { H.'Obldi I'ubrtiary , { 0,10 nomlnulj
retlnud , easier. I'ork , steady ,
HUTTKU ytoadyj wcMterii dairy. 13K17c :
western eroiimory , 182a < ic : western factory ,
I3l&sc ! ; KlKln .25Uc ; stale dairy , 10ffl23o ;
ilatu creamery , lbtS22c ,
UiiKKSK Hluudy ; male , lurKo , Oail c ;
mull. IHil'JiVc ; part skims , 410u ; full
bklms , 2 3c.
KO < IH- Weak : rccolpU. 0,000 pkfn. : Ice
house , H > fc2oai weatorn fresh , 1414 > ic ;
tontlnirn , Ifiiic.
TAI.I.CIW Oulotor , but steady ! elty , 6'icj
country , 0/c , UN to tiuallty.
ItostN Dull ; kiralnt-d , common to Kood ,
. . .
Tuill'KNTlNB Market ktoady ut 30.V'31c.
' United closed buc ; bid ;
Pennsylvania oil. spot salr , nine , I'dirtmry ,
sales , nonoj I'loiod , aO'jibldj Mma oil , sales ,
n oho.
KICK -Sloadyi domestic fair to extra , 3VS
4 ' , < < .
.Moi.ARsia-Dnll and ndtntnal.
I'm IIION- Dull ! American , m.OOtJIO.OO.
OOPPIR Weak ; lake , 110.
LBAfi Dull ! domes ! Ic , fl.10.
HPKi.TCH-Kaslor : domcslti ! , ? 3.25 bid ,
COTTONSERII Otilnnctlvi ) | prmo | crtido ,
1323ci oiT ciuiloJO'J8c ! ! prime yellow 35 ®
30c ; prltno white , 30c.
SmiAU Kaw. firm ! fnlr refining , 2Xc.l cqn-
trlfUKnl.1 , 00 test , at 3c. to pro to iJanitd.i ;
rollnod , ( itilcl and steady ) J o. 0. n 15-104
40 ! No. 7. 3 ( M 15-10C ! No , 8 , 3 li-lflflO C !
No. 0.3.W1 13-1GC ! NO. H ) , 3 0-103 C ! No ,
11 , 8 I1-10C ! NO. 12 , fl 7-lia3.V'l ( ° - 13 >
n c : OIT A , d'HMV : mould Ai 7-io4icj ?
standard A , 4 1-loat'io : confcctlonorii' A ,
4 Il-10iii4 ! < ccut ! loaf , 4 15-IOiii5iC ! crushed ,
4 lO-loaS'nc ! powdered , 4 7-10ft Kni Rranu-
latod , 4 3-ict cj cuboi. 4 7-loa4ie. _
Oniilni I'rudtlci ) .Market.
HOTTER -Tho mtirkot nontlnucs to bo well
supplied , There is but lltllu demand except.
for Ktrlctly fltio stock. Cholc-o country , 14 ®
iocs packltnr .slock , ll12c.
Dnr.HsKti il'inTHV--Tho ) supply Is heavy
with but Ilttlo trade. Prices remain about
stationary. C'hlckeni , 50c ; turkeys , b0c ;
RCOSO and ducks. -lOc. < . Inferior stock would
soli below the anovi ) ll tlres.
liive I'ottl.TiiY There It some demand for
cholco slock and the nutrient U fairly well sup
plied , Good Htoclc Is fiiotnhlo | at C Oc ,
VfAr ! < The arrivals are not heavy and the
market , firm at previous quotations ; cholco
ninall and fat vents , 71i7'tc ; thin or heavy ,
3 5c.
UAMI : I'ralrlo chickens , nnall and venison
nro nut of season , and there fa but Ilttlo on thu
market except ducks. Canada peoso , JO ; mal
lard ducks. i2.00,2.50 ( ? ; Jack rabbltH , M.5O ®
2.00 : small rahhlls , fl ; sijiilrruls , 75c.
Ends The receipts are not particularly
heavy , hut the market Is overstocked with
former .shipments , which dealers Und It hard
to get rid of. I'Wsh stock , 1314c ; cold
storage , 10ftl2c.
Ilo.NKV-l'lioico whlto clover , 15cj Cali
fornia , IGc.
UYHTCRH.Medium , I. X. I13c : horseshoes ,
18c ; extra Htniularus , 20c : selects , 21c ; extra
selects , 22c ; company selects , 25c : counts , 30c.
NUTS ( Jliestntits , 12c pur lh. ; Italian
chestnuts , 1213c ; iltnonds , Iflc ; Kngllsh wal-
nut.s , 12l4c ; lllhortsf 12UC ; Ilra7.ll lints , 11 ®
12c : pecans , large , 125ftl4c ; Jiocans , medium ,
lOc. The markoton black walnuts Is low and
no ono wants to huv.
II CANS California hnntl-ptckod navy. Il.OOQ
2,00 ; western navy , tl.asai. 00 ; common whltu
beans , 81.50 1.75.
ONIONS Onions are quoted at 5005c , and
on orders at 0570c ; Spanish onions , par
crtilu , Jl.OO.
IVATT.uCiiKSS Out of the market.
I'OTATOKrt Nebraska , Iowa and .Minnesota
grown potatoes , In small hits from store , 05 %
70c ; same In car lots , OOc : Colorado , from
store , 75o ; Colorado lots , 08370c.
OAIIIIAOI ; Orders for cabbage from the coun
try are filled ut 2c peril ) .
OEI.KIIV ICoors According to size , 403GOj
pnr do/ .
CBt.EiiY Oood slock , 35c ; extra fancy Cali
fornia , uilc@tl.00.
HWHIT I'oTATOiw Tlio supply Is fair ; good
slock , per bhh , $3,50.
UKKB.V VKOITAIIIKS : Spinach , per hbl. , $2 ;
salsify , 30335o per do/ . : radishes , per
doz. , 35i ; endive , per ( hu. , 75c ; onions ,
nordoz , , 20c ; caullllowur , per do/ , $1.50142.00 ;
lettuce , perdoA , 5075c : cucumbers , 82 ; toma
toes. pur crate ( if 20 Ibs. , ( f2 ; string beans ,
12.50 per ? 3-bu. box : parsley , per doi. , 30o ; egg
plant , per doz. , $2.50.
FlttllTS
OrtAi-ns There are no Patawbas on the mar
ket ; Malagas , tier 50-lh. bbls. , not , 5.25G.OO ;
Malagas , pur55-lb. bbls. , not , SG.nugiG.60.
CALIFORNIA I'ntliTS--C'allfornla fruits are
cntlrdly olftho market.
APPLET The supply Is light on this market
nnd prices higher ; fancy western , 81.0032.00
per box.
UliANliKlliiics Cranberries are arriving very
freulv and are In good demand ; Capo Co : ! ,
per bbl. , $ G.OOSG.50 ; boll and bugle. $0,50 ;
Jersey , JO.OJ3G.25 ; bell and cherry , $5.
TUOl'ICAL FlttllT. ? .
BANANAS I'rlcos remain about steady : par
bunch , large , $ -'J7,2.50 ! ( ) ; per bunch , small to
medium , $1.752.00.
Lnsinss Now Messina lemons , size 300 ,
J5.60 ; sl/o 300 , $5255.50.
OIIANORS Mexicans , pnr bov , J2.50 ; largo
sl/.es. $2.252.40 ; fancy 1'lorldas , J2.75 ; choice
riorldii" , $2.00.
TANdr.ittNKS Per bov , $2.75.
UliAt'r. t'iniiT-1'oi- , $ I.
KUII3.
Hoar No. 1 black , large , ! 20.00325.00 ;
medium , $15 ; small , $8.0010.00 ; black year
lings , largo , $ ! 2.00ai5.00 ; medium , $10 ; small
87 ; ° black cubs. Inrce , * G.OI8.00 ! ; medium ,
5.000.00 : small. $4 : black Montana and
Kocky mountain , largo , ? 18.00S22.00medlum ; ,
$14 ; small , $10 ; black Montana yearlings ,
lurgo$12 ; medium , $8 ; small , $5 ; black Mon
tana cubs , largo , $0.50 ; medium , $4.50 ; small ,
$3 ; silver tip , largo , $20 ; medium , $12 ; small ,
$8 ; silver tin yearlings , large , $11 ; medium , $8 ;
small , $5 ; silver tip cub ) , largo , JO : medium ,
$4. 50 ; small , $3 ; brown , largo , J20.0025.00 ;
medium , $10 ; small , $12 ; yearlings , largo ,
JlO.OOfO 12.00 ; moOiiim , $8 : small , $ G ; cubs
largo , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $3 ; badger No. 1
larcc , $1.001. 50 ; medium , OOc : small , 50c :
fisher No. 1 largo , $8 ; medium , ? fl ; small , $4 ;
fox silver , as to color according to beauty-
No. 1 large , $100 : medium , $00 ; small , $40 ;
silver pale , according to beauty , large , $50 ;
medium , $30 ; small $20 : cross , largo , 87 ;
medium , $3 ; small , $2 ; rftd , large , $1 50 ;
medium , $1.25 ; .small , $1 ; gray , large.
75c ; medium , 50c : small , 40c : kit
largo , 50c ; medium , 40c ; small , 30c.
lynx , No.l largo , $3 ; medium , 42 ; small , $1.50 ;
martnn , No. 1 , largo , $2 ; medium , $1.50 ; small ,
$ lmlnk. ; No. 1 , largo , -$1.00 < ; medium ,
75c ; small , G5c ; mink , dark , No. 1 , large , $1 ;
medium , 75c ; small , 5c ( ; mountain lion , nor-
fect head and feet , No. 1 , largo , $1.002.00 ;
Imperfect skln.s , 2550c ; otter. No. 1 , largo ,
f8 ; medium , $0.0037.00 ; small , $5 ; otter , pale ,
No. 1. large , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $4 ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , large , 80c ; medium , GOo ; small , 50c :
raccoon , black , as to beauty , No. 1 , largo , 50c"3
$2.00 ; skunk black , cased , No. 1 , largo , $1.25 ;
medium , 75c ; small , 50c ; short strlpod , large ,
$1 ; medium , 70u : small , 45c ; narrow strlpod ,
large , GOc ; medium , 40c ; small , 25c : broad
striped , largo. 2025c ; wolverine , No. 1 , largo ,
$4 ; medium , { 3 ; .small , $2 ; wolf mountain , No.
1 , large , $3 ; medium , $2 ; small , $1.50 ; prairie ,
largo , 70Q75c ; medium , OOc ; small , 50o ;
beaver per skin , No. 1 , largo , $5.00t3G.OO ;
medium , $4.50 ; small , 82 ; kits , largo , $2 ;
medium , $1.50 ; small , 75c ; muskrats winter ,
No. 1 , large , lOSllc ; medium , Oc ; small , 7cl
fall , large , 80c ; medium , 7c ; small , Gc ; kits ,
largo , 82 < 33c.
HinCS. TALLOW. KTC.
Ilmr.s No. 1 greomhldos , 2lj3c ; No. 2 grcon
hldos,2c ! : No. 1 greunsaltod bides , 33jfcNo. ;
2 green salted hides , 22Uc ; No. 1 green salted
bldo.s , 25 Ibs. lo 40 Ibs. , 3 > < c ; No. 2 green salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibi. , 22 ! < c : No. 1 veal calf ,
8 Ibs. lo 15 Ihs-.S aOo ; No. 2 veal calf. B Ibs.
to 16 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 5c ; No. 2 dry
( lint hides , 3c ; No. 1 dry balled hides4c. .
1'urt cured hides ! { c per II ) . less than fully
cured
SHKKP PELTS Oroon salted , each , 25GOn ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , each 5l6o ; dry bhearllmn ( short
wooled early skins' ' , No. 1 , each SSslOcj dry
shearlings ( short wooled early sklnsl. No. 2
each 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas nnd Nebraska
butcher wool pulls , par Hi. , actual weight , 5 ®
So ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool bolW , per U ) . , actu-il weight , 4JOo ; dry
Hint Colorado bulcher wool 'pjlt.s , nor lb. ,
actual weight , 4i/i7c ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , par lb. , actual weight , 4 if Go.
St. Louts .MurUutn.
ST. Louis. Jan , Ifl. Pi.ouii About steady ,
little dolns.
WIIKAT Despite boar fakes and heavy sell
ing Wits .strong at the start and succeedud In
maintaining a ? ic advance ; Nn. 2 red cash
closed at 5Gc ; January , 5Gjc ; February ,
67o ; May. Gl c ; July , G2'c. '
CORN Was stronger on speculation , gaining
! i ® ? > c ; No , 2 mixed cash closed at 32 ? c ; Jan
uary , SJTic ; I'ubiuury , 33 } < c ; .May , 34Jc ; July ,
aoiie.
OATS Were stronger ; No. 2 cash nnd Janu
ary closed at 28liCi May , 30vic.
RYE 40o bid ( east side ) for No. 2.
HARl.nv Iilttle doing ; sales Minnesota , 60c.
HRAN Lower ; 58c. sacked , east track.
I''I.AX ' HKIII : Nominal at $1.32.
CLOVKR SKIUI Steady at$8.50Ii0.30.
HAY Quiet , unchanged ; prlmo to cholco
tlmothv. fO.00310.00.
HUTTKR Unchanged ; separator creamery ,
aiftU-Jc.
KdtH Lower , lOJic.
LKAII Higher ; $3.05 for desilverized ,
Sl'Ki.TKR-yulot ; $3,30.
CORN Mt\i < J1.05.
WIIISKV J1.16.
IIAOOINO QQOi * .
IRON COTTON Trea OScffitl.OO.
PROVISIONS -Quiet and ubutit htoady. Pork ,
Rlandtird mess , $13.75. Lard , prime steam ,
? 7.80 , Dry salt meats , loose shoulders , $0.25 ;
longs and rllw , $0.75 ; shorts. $0,00 ; tmxed , 18c
higher , llacon , packed hhouhl'irH , $7.25 ; longs
and rlln , * 7.5Ka7.02SJ ( ; shorts , $7.757,87J.
KKCKii'i-H Klour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 20,000
bu.j corn , lOl.ooObu. ; nam , 27,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Klour , 4,000 UbU.i wheat , 5,000
bu.i corn , 77,000 bu.i oats , 8,000 bu ,
l.lv ruiiil | .M
LiVKRPOOLJan. 18. WHEAT Quiet ; demand
poor ; holders otfer moderately ; No , 1 , Cali
fornia , 5g4d53 5d ; No. 2 , red western winter ,
6s2l5s3 > , d.
COIIN .Steady ; demand moderate ; mixed
western. 4s HI.
PROVISIONS Pork , prime muss , 75s ; beef ,
extra India , 103 < ; bacon , long and Uiort
clear , 65 Ibs. , 30 ; long clear , 46 Ibs. , 41s ;
lard , 41s Gd. _
IlulnthVlniiit. . .Market.
DUI.UTII , Jan. 18. WHEAT This market
ruled Hlow but llrm today , close ; No. 1 liard ,
cash , Gl u : JiiiiuaryGUiOi ) May , G4Hc ; July ,
00)c ) ; No. 1 northern , cash , ( ioiio : January ,
60 > { c ; May , 03jc ! July , UDc ; No. 2 northern ,
casn , 67o ; Nu. 3 , & 'Jc : rejected , 40tie , On
track : No. 1 northern , to arrive , 01 'ic.
Wool Market.
ST. Louis , Jan. Ifl. Wooi , Continues slow
and iiilet ] , dealurs gunurully alleging the
di'hiy In tarllf luglKlatlon as the ciuue for the
coiidltlou of the uiurkot , Missouri aud Illi
nois , combing and medium , IC lfl'icj low and
braid , 13-Atvi Tcxiis , medium , 12iiM4iieoarso
and low , ti-61 Ii-i western and nortiinrn , me
dium , li'lci ! ; ! heavy and low , 7 < 6SC | tub
washed , fliohcMo. .
LONDON , Jan. 18. The wool nales today
were 12.0H ! ) hales. So far tlio bidding has
boon spirited for nil growths , with prices firm.
A largo show of cross breeds was actively
competed for. I'lno Victoria washed weld up
to 2s lOd , and lambs were up to 5i ( id. The
bulk of gales today were for Kngland ; con
tinental buyer * bought Merino and largely !
American bidder * were listless. At a meeting
todtiy Itas decided to exlond Iho chno of
Iho wool sales to I'obrunry 0 on account tlio
recent unexpected lariro receipts , Sydney ,
2,225 bales ! sooureo , 10idls ! 3Hd ! greasy ,
tvruid. Adelaide , 1,134 bales ; greaiy , 6) ) (
SlDd. Tnsiuanhi , 82 bales ! greany , 8Md. Now
/calami , 2,600 bales ; scoured , H'-i'lltls ' ' 3d ;
greasy , 0 ® lld. ( ! ape of Hood Hope and
Natal , 1,210 bales : scoured , 13s lilwls111 ;
greasy , 67jd ! ,
Mliin < < ainllH | U'liaai. .Miirknt.
MtNNnAPOLi ? , Jan. 18. The wheat market
opened a lllllo higher Oils morning than It
ohHcd yesterday evening. The reason for
the Ntrongt i was hardly known by any ono.
Homo talked about the cold wave as they had
lalked a few days ago about the damage to
winter wheat by too strong a growth. Cincin
nati Price Current reported an opinion that
the yield ( if wheat us estimated by the govern
ment was some 50,000,000 bu. too low. Hut as
that condition Irftd been discounted long ago
thocsllnmtu hud very little oireCt tinon the
market today , Very much of the buying was
by eastern parties. Considerable of It by Now
York men. The country west ( if hero did very
little. After till there was good trading nearly
all of the day , and MIIIIO 3,000,000 tin. wcru
bought ami sold. Receipts were 103 cars ;
shipments , 61 cars. The olferlngs on thu
board from these receipts wore too small to
meet the demands of millers here nnd
outside and prices for track wheat
were forced above the May price. In some
Instances Irack wheat sold io per bu. nbovo
May. It was thought that at this premium
there would bo a great deal of wheat olTered
from country elevator stocks. Some was
offered , but buyers would not pay full spot
prices for It that iho sellers demanded , and
trade In grain of that kind WIIH light. Thcolo-
vator men say they are mtto that when May
comes there will ho a premium of lUlOl'-c ' :
above present prices , as it will cost that
amount lo get wheat out of local elevators and
put It on track ready for delivery to millers ,
They have no use for the money that would
como from sales of the stocks they now have
In store. So that thu only costs to them of
carrying thu wheat now on hand Is Iho Insur
ance and the small shrinkage the grain would
bu. subjected la. In addition , when Maycome * ,
thu men to whom the 'wheat Is sold would
hardly remove It , and It follows that the ele
vator owners expect storage charges to accrue
during May , June and a part nt least of July.
It Is for thwe charges that thu wheat will hu
held unless tljo premium Is higher than now
paid. The mills are running ut about the
.same rate as yesterday.
There Is istik that the mills will run more
lively next week , hut thu result will depend
largely upon whether freight rates are ro-
duccd or the demand for Hour keeps up. Thu
prices for flour remain steady , llran and
shorts were llrm and active , May wheat
opened at 00-\00 ic ; after soiling at prices
ranging not very far from that , there was an
advance to Olc , with short buying lively.
After the demands were supplied , prices
yielded a fraction ami flnallv clusod : January ,
60 ! < c : May , GOJic ; July , 02'sc. Track wheat
closed : No. 1 hard , ( i2Ho ! No. 1 northern ,
COJic ; ND. 2 northern , 60c.
CoU'tio MaruaC.
NEW YORK , Jan. 18. COFFEE Onllons opened
dull , unchanged to 10 points lower ; closed
barely .steady at unchanged lo 10 points de
cline ; sales , 5,500 bags , Including : Janu
ary , $17.05 ; I'ehruary , 1G.0510.70 ; March ,
$10.40 ; May , $15.05 ; July , $15.65 ; September.
810,25. Hpol coffee. Ulo , quiet ; No. 7. $18.12 ;
mild , market steady ; Cordova , $20.00320.25.
SANTOS , Jan. 18. Market firm ; good aver
age , $10.50.
HA'MIIURU , Jan. 18. Market dull ; 15 pfg.
lower.
HAVRE , Jan. 18. Market barely steady : ! 5f
lower.
Ktotii : JANEIRO , Jan. 18. Market Urm , un
changed ; No. 7 , $15.75 '
LONDON , Jan. -Market unchanged to Gd
lower. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mluruuuuu , UurKuts.
MILWAUKEE , Jan. 18. FLOUR Steady.
WHEAT Strong : No. 2 spring , OOc ; No. 1
northern. G4J c ; May , G3c.
CoilN-Illghor ; No. 3 , 33Sc.
OATS-Hlgher ; No. 2 white , 20c ; No. 3
white , 28@28ic. !
HARLEV Steady ; No. 2 , 49c ; sample , on
track , 3050c.
KYC Klrm : No. l,47ic.
PROVISIONS Steadier ; pork. $13.25 ; lard ,
S7.85.
KECCII-TS 1'lour , 2,250 bbls. ; wheat , 20,160
bu. ; barley , 18,000 bu.
SniPiiCNTS 1'lour , 4,777 bbls. ; wheat , 050
bu. ; barley , 5,000 bu.
Kansas City .Markets.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 18. WHEAT Firm and
® lc higher ; No. 2 hard , 52c ! ; No. 2 red ,
63 lie.
CORN In good demand and ! .JJc ! higher ;
No. 2 mixed , 30c ; No. 2 whlto , 31'/5c.
OATS Kirm ; No. 2 mixed , 28420c ! ; No. 2
white , 2030c.
Kaos Steady at lOc.
Kvn Steady : No. 2 , nominal at 4840c.
KI.AX HBEn-FIrm at J1.20S1.27.
HAY Dull ; timothy , S8.000,50 ; prairlo ,
$5.50G.50
HRAN Steady at57@59c.
HIITIKU Dull and weak ; creamery , 1023c ;
dairy , 15c. _
Cotton Murlci't.
NEW ORLEANS , Jan. 18. COTTON Futures ,
quiet ; sales , 88,800 bales : January , $7.37 ®
7.38 ; February , $7.447,45 : March , $7.55 ®
7.50 ; April , $7.G47.GG ; Mav. 87.737.74 ;
Juno , 87.8237.83 ; July , $7.807.00 ; August ,
$7.9-i7.00 ; ' middling , 7 0-lGc ; ordinary ,
G 7-10c ; good ordinary , 6 15-lGc : low mid
dling , 7 5-lGc ; good middling , 7.Sc.
ST. Louis. Jan. 18. COTTON Higher , steady ;
middling , 7 7-10c ; sales , 300 bales.
QALVHSTON , Jan. 18. COTTON Qulot ; mid
dling , 7je ? ; receipts , 3,900 bales ; shipments ,
hone : sales , 1,130 Dales.
rtiorlii ( Jrulu .Mill-not.
PconiA , Jan. 18. CORN Market steady and
firm ; No. 2 , 32yc : No. 3 , 32c.
OATS Market firm ; No. 2 whlto , 28Kc ; No. 3
while , 27'/28c. '
HYE Market steady ; No. 2 , 4448c.
WHISKY Market firm ; high wines , basis ,
81.15.
HECEIITS Wheat , 21,400 bu. ; corn , 59,800
bu. ; oats , 20,700 bu. ; rye , 1,200 bu. ; barley ,
5,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , nnno ; corn , 10,400 bu. :
oats , 83,000 bu. ; rye , GOO bu. ; barley , 9,100
bu. _
Oil AlitrKetH.
OIL CITY , Pa. , Jan. 18 , National Transit
cortlllcates opened nt 80' c ; highest , SO' c :
lowest , 80'4c ; closed at SOJie ; bales , 22,000
bbls. ; clearances , 34,000 I ) b Is. ; bhlpmoiits ,
84.420 bbls. ; runs109,277 bbls.
PiTTSni'iui , Pa. , Jan. 18. National Transit
cortlllcates opened at 80c ; closed at 80c ;
highest , 80c ; lowest , 80c.
Now Yiirk Iiry Uoods Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18. There Is a fair trade
In cotton goods at former prices. The outside
business In print cloths l.s reported as low as
21iC. Prints and printed fabrics are un
changed. Foreign dry goods are bolng dis
tributed within conservative lines. Jobbing
trade rather dull.
STOCKS AND IIONDS.
Proposed Issue nf ilovoriimoiit llnnds Not
favorably Hccoivod.
NEW YORK , Jan. 13. The proposed issue
of irovcrnmeiit bonds , the announcement of
which It was expected would do so much for
the stocit inarkot In the way of increasing
the volume of business , bringing : In now
buyers and establishing a higher range of
prices , did not accomplish what was looked
forward to with certainty. It is ti-uo that
at the opening of business today a strong
tone characterized the dealings and there
was ( { router activity than for the past few
days , but the buying was not of the character -
actor anticipated. The foreign houses pur
chased .some round lots of the arbitrage
specialties , and there was a good deal of
covering by shorts , who concluded it was not
safe to ho on the beat- side of the market at
this juncture , and the co.nbinod buying for
thcso two accounts , supplemented by purchases -
chases of the small traders , served to advance
prices Jtt to ? j per cent at the opanlng.
When U Oucamo evident that the largo op
erators were not in the inarkot as buyers
and that there was heavy offerings of the
leading shares , a suspicion rcw that those
who had boon buyers on the rise , manipu
lated by advance reports of the band Issue ,
were endeavoring to roallzo their prollts.
As a consequence Iho upward movement
was chocked , but after a fractional reaction
the advance was taken up again , and at the
end of the first half hour quotations luul
moved up from last night's closing figure U
to l } per cent. Hock Island , Erie , the other
grangers , thu Industrials , Canada 1'aoillu ,
Minneapolis St , Louis , I iko Shore , I-ouls-
ville & Nashvlllo nnd Western Union being
moro prominent In the advance ,
A demonstration usralnst values was now
made , which was chiefly directed against
General Ulectrlc , und was accompanied by
unfavorable rumor's against , thut prop'irtv ,
Including n revival of the receive -ship
story , A dccllno of IJf percent was effected
In the stock , followed by u recovery of 1 per
cent on Inside buyingnnu the statement was
made that 1'rcsldcnl Co 111 n would bu con
tinued In oQlco. In the later dealings a rc-
nctlon of I1 , , pi-r r nt was followed with n
final recovery of ? , J | ih- cent ,
For the general Mis } there was very Ilttlo
demand nnd the pressure to sll was slight ,
so the speculation was absolutely without
feature nmiiuot-itions | chaneuil hut n small
fraction until aftw delivery hours. Then n
soiling movement was ilovelopoil that took
In grangers , notably Kocit Island , nnd which
was kept In forco.to the close , the final sales
being tnado nt a tlocllho from the highest of
the day of > { to in * ; per cent , the latter In
Hock Island. The inaVket closed weak with
the nctlvo list concruUy lower than yester
day's last prices , hut some of the usually
Inactive shares showfylvances.
The general opinion of the leading finan
ciers of this elty is firvor.iblo to the success
of the government Joan mid It Is predicted It
will bo subscribed for many times over. H
Is predicted the bid * will In a majority of
cases range fronMlTJ/ HS1 , the Ilrst fig
ures giving the Ijrokt-rs n small margin of
lirolltand the UstafTordlnpan Investor hotter
terms than by buying of the present govern
ment issues ut cm-rout quotations. In vlow of
the fact the bonds were Issued for general
subscription , the belief Is expressed by some
hankers that the national hanks will not he
very largely represented nmcng the bidders ,
for the reason that they will bo likely to
wait for the contemplated'Issuo of U percent
bonds which It ts behoved congress will
authorize us affording greater profit. There
Is u very gcncr.il feeling that very few of
the bonds will bo taken byforolgn Investors ,
ni a merchant capital'it Is boliovcd , can
afford to bid higher than foreign competi
tors.
tors.Tho
The Post savs : The early London buying
kept the general market firm until the last
half hour , when the dullness was Inter
rupted by a professional effort to mark down
prices generally. Tills movement began
with Ocncral Klcctrlc , though It was per
haps significant that tlio very speculators
who sold down General Klcctrio were busy
buying back Hock Island. This is not the
first time that the unlucky Boston stock
Ilrst mentioned has been used to sustain by
Its forced weakness n bear retreat. No
doubt many people experienced great disap
pointment In today's stock market. The
formal notion of n bond Issue was received
in apathy. Some visible and permanent in
fluence of the secretary's circular was looked
for , but it did not come.
The following are the closing quotations on
the leading stocks on the Now York ex
change today :
The range of prices as reported by .1. W
Douno ft Co. , Hoard of Trade hall. Is as follows :
Stocks. Open High Low. Close Yes
Krl < 14 ? 14 %
Pacific Mall.
43M 42M
Northwestern IOOH 101 100 ! <
Mo. Pacific
Union Pacific l'J i 1 ! S 1UH
N Pacific , pTd IOOHW
N. Piicttlc com. . . . .
C. Keels 11. &Q Island , . . ( W 1 $ UQ 71M 74
St. Paul , , gjp 57
Western Union'/ ' ' 81
Sugar Trust J
Now Knirland
Atchluon 11-X
Chlcairo Gas OOH
Heading IOH
Del. & Hudson 13IH
D. C. P 27 27M 20
K. G. i : 37 37 ; ir
Cordage
The total sales of stocks today wor6 1(51,300 (
shares , Including : American sugar. 10,300 ;
IturlliiK'ton , 0.000 ; Chlcaso Gas , 12,000 ; Dis
tillers ft Catllofeedors. 4,200 : General Elec
tric , 10,700 ; Louisville ft Nashville , 4,000 ;
Now York * Now England , 3,300 ; Heading ,
3,400 ; Uock Island , 8'JOO ; St. Paul , 38,300 ;
Western Union , 22,400.
Now York Jliincy .Uarknt.
New YOIIK , Jan. 18. MONBY OM CAM ,
Easy all pur cent ; last loan , 1 percent ; closed
olVored nt 1 par cent.
1'niMi : MEIICANTII.K PAPBU 3Vj5Vj per cent.
STKIIMNO EXCHANOE Dull , wonic , with actual
business in bunkers' lillls at , J4.8G ! a4.8Ci for
demand and 4.84J4.85 for sixty-day bills ,
1'osted rates I4.80&4.U8 ; coninmrchil bills.
J4.B3"i'4.84.
HH.VKU OUIITIFIOATES OO'ic bid.
UdviuiNMHNiHONIIS Steady. State bonds ,
Inactive.
Tha closing qmiattons on banns :
Iloston Stool ; Onot.mnns.
HOSTON , Jan , 18. Cull loans , 142 ! percent ;
time loans , 23 per cont. Uloslng quo
tations on stocks , bonds and mining shares :
Sun Franuisco Aim n r ( Jniitutloin.
SAN FRVKCISCO , Jau. 18. Thu olllolal closing
quotations for mining steaks toUay worotu
follows :
On file * Ii > inl < m..Market.
NKW YORK , Jan , 18. The Kvonlns Post's
spucial financial cnbla from London fayH !
Thollankof Kuxlund reserve Increase.I tills
weoKii,05l,000 ; , of which i-CO.OOt ) was gold
Imported from the continent and elsewhere ,
nnd the remainder from International circula
tion. Silver was uiiclmiigetl but llrm on the
announcement that the Imlliui government
does not Intend ulacltm an Import duty on
idlver. This , whllo chuoklnuwxeosslvo BPBOU-
latlvo'buylns for India , btcaulos the nyirUot.
The question discussed Is , will thu Indian
council fcoll-.tlrafts noit week under JBUu'
Tlio hank ruto shows no change pondliiK tlie
I'ronch couvcrnloti. The American govern
ment loan caiuc-d an Improvement In the tone
of the American market today. There U Ilttlo
( lNiHitoii | | IciMib < > rlt > ohflro and | iro1 , ihly no
gold will lj > i hipi.l | ) >
I liuincl.il Note * .
KANSAS CITV , Jan , IS. Cloarlnm , J1,873-I'J2.
Nr.wOtti.KAN Jan. 18. Olnarlnss.tl Ort.OHfi ,
ItAt.TlMoitu. Jan. 18.-Clearliiis , tlUOIU77 ;
balances , (10:1,751 : ! .
NEW YORK , Jan. 18-ClearliiR9. J81.0I3.7S3 !
halnnces , fO,4nOa.1l ) .
lloSTO.v , Jan. IH.-OlcarlnRs , 11:1,871,328 : !
balances , tlU88,0'J(1 ( ,
I'ttir.Atici.PHiA , Jan. 18. OloarliiK' , $10-l8l- ,
013 ; balances , (1,740,1 ! ! : ! .
Mr..Mi'iiis , Jan. 18. Now York oxchansro . oll-
ln at par. Olearlnss , 380,408i b.ilancus ,
0o,871.
riNi'ix.vATi , Jan. 18. Money. 3 ( 0 per cont.
Now York rsxchatixi' , i5330c ! premium. .Clear-
liONIio.v , , tan. 18. Tlio amount nf hulllou
gone Into the Hank of Knglnml on halatice.s
today was JL'0,000.
Sr. I.otJli , .Ian. 1H. Clonrln , M.175,303 ;
balances , 1H23.031. Money ijulol nt 0148 par
cont. KvehiliiKOon Now York , 75c prouinini.
ClIIfAOO Jan. 18-OloarlliKi , $14,758,000 ,
Now York exchange , 50c proinlutn. Hlerllnn
exchange , quiet : actual rates , l.\ty days ,
? 4.8JU ; dein.ind , 4.87UMoney , steady ; Oii'iJU
percent on time.
O.MAH.V I.IVU TOOIv .M Alt RUTS.
Cattle Trade lu r.iul Ounilltlnii HOBS Talio
u Slight Drop.
, Titumtur , Jan. 19.
So far this week , compared with last ,
cattle receipts fall nearly 1,200 short , while.
Micro lias been an Increase of nq.irly 4,003
hogs nnd . ' ' ,700 sheep.
The cattle trade was in very bad shape.
Uecolpts were eomparatlvoly liberal ami
made up largely of poor , to medium
grade steers. Ixcal slaughterers had It
all their own way , as tbcro was
no Inquiry nt nil from shippers nnd ex
porters. Hcports from eastern markets
were vcrybaarlsli in tone and on whatcattlo
pold hero prices a veragcd all of too to Ifjc
lower than Wednesday , wlillo there was
qulto a Ilttlo stogie in the pens on winch
sellers couhl not got a decent bid. There
were no really good beef cattle hero , but
fair to very decent 1,001) ) to 1'JOJ-lb. stnors
sold nt from $140 to j.C5 : ) , with poor
to fair grades nt from $3 to J3.30. It
was about as unsatisfactory n market as
dealers have run up against this winter , aud
prices were quotnuly ! ° 5c to 40o lower than
last week.
It was the satno way with cow stuff , only
more so. Prices averaged unevenly lower
than Wednesday nnd from i > 0o to "Co lower
than n week ago. Canncrs sold at from $1.'J. >
to $2 , and it took choice fat heifers to bring
$ - . " " > or bolter. Fair to good butchers' cows
went largely at.10 to S-2.5'J. Calves at from
$2 to $ .1 were about steady and rough stock
sulline ; largely around 32 and $2.75 showed
no quotable change.
Tlio stockcr and feeder inarkot was de
void of now features. IJoth supplv nnd de
mand were limited and prices ruled about
steady , at least so far as suitable grades
were concerned. Good tojiholco feeders arc
quoted at from vt to ' ! .70 ; fair to good at
from $ .70 to S3 , and lighter , commoner
grades at from 12.iO down. Uoprcs.cntativb
sales :
DRESSED
llooa There was a fair run of hogs , about
the same number as were hero a week ago
today. The quality was very peed , bettor
than usual , In fact , the offerings containing
plenty of good limshed medium and heavy
hogs. Kveryttilng pointed to a lower mar
ket. Liberal receipts , lower marUets east
nnd no ontslJo dennnd left sellers In no
position to withstand the bearish attacks
of buyers nnd the m.irkot nvoraed ; : from
Tic to lOi' liwer from tlio start. Fair to
peed hogs of all weights soil largely at $ .V 10
aml $ - " > IV ! ' , , with soaio of tlio bott loads ,
both heavy and light , at > .Ifi , and f.V'0 for
ono cholco load , ' 'oininon mixed paciu-ri
sold at I.T071 ; , with f.vor for low mark.
Ono buyer was wanting hogs pretty badly
toward the ebse , and Ilnal prices were llrm
nt the decline , with in-erytiilngout of first
hands by 10 o'clock. Tlio bulk of the trad
ing wan nt $ . " > H ) nnd ? . " . 15 , da against $5.15
and $3.W ! Wednesday and f.V2."i on Thursday
of last week. Hepre.sentatlvo sales :
bouses have bought freely this week and
were in no urgent need of supplies , so that
trading was slow and price * quotably easier.
Good natives , s.irij ; ( a.CO ; fair to good
westerns , S'JVi' : : ! . ! 2o ; common and stock
sheep , SI mini , ' " > : good to choice 40 to 100-lb.
lames , .jli.oU ' " "
Kruclpts mid OlspiMltKin or Stoc't ,
O.lliilal roc jlil ; < an 1 dljpHltl Jii of st < ) . : ' . - ai
shown hv the lua'(4-it th ) UulotiStu't V.irdi
company for the twotitr-four ( ) ' . < uiulliu at
b o'clock p. in. , January 18 , 1HOI :
HKfEUTS.
IIISIMI3ITIO.V.
Chicago llx.Stork Murker.
CtiiCAOO , Jan. 18. I'rlros were lower today
for all grades of cuttlo. The supply was lartu
and the demand weak nnd there was a .shrlnlc-
a oln valuc.sof ftom lOc to 25c uor 100 HH.
As compared ivltli limt Thursday's prices ,
thuro Is a reduction of from 2feto50e. Com
mon and medium stcnrs nave caught It Iho
worst , as It , is of thosn descriptions the current ,
receipts arc lar uly composed. Extra 1,000
to 1,700-lh , steers may ho left out of the
calculation , for tinno of this class sirn helntf
otTcrud. The greater lnrof tlu > day's sales
nro below S4.DO. It took good stulT tn tiring
that figure. Verv decent hits changed hands
at from $3.40 to 53.60 , and only a few .sales
wore directed tilmvo $4.75. Cow.s , heifers and
bulls soltl principally at from Jl.00 to $2.85 ,
Stockers and feeders showed hut , Ilttlo change ,
the onVrlngs not Iwliig very iitimurons.
The hogs nro coming a Ilttlo too thick not
In quail ! v , hut In numbers. The fresh receipts
ran up lo about 38,000 head , making 143,700
head since Saturday , as against 134.405 houd
for the sanio tlmo lust week , There wuro
enough stale hogs to swell today's supply to
48,000 head. The pressure was too great untl
a reduction In prlcus of from 5c to lOc par cwt.
resulted. The market foil to from JJ.95 lo
$5.40 , which Is a decline from last Thursday's
quotations of from 20c to 25c. The lower
prices sllmitlalod Iho demand and mete ( tlio
.stuff was bought up hcforo noon. The tone of
tlm market Unproved as the day advanced ,
ttio close belli ; ; active and firm. Compara
tively few lots brought tnoro than $5.3ii. the
prevailing prices bolng from JE5.25 to .f5.35.
Hough inl.xcd and poor llght.sold around $5.05 ,
and them win trading In culls at from $2.00 to
$4.00. There were hales of heavy , medium
and light at $5.40 , and J0.42Ji was paid fora
lot averaging 257 ilw.
Thoshoup market was again In had shaps. It
was fairly " .swamped , " about 33,000 head hav
ing been dumped wllhin the last forty-eight
hours. As half of that number would liavo
mut all reiuiemonts ] ! it was an nasy matter
for buvers to force a further decline , They
shnarcdotr 10c , making a decline of from l5u
to 25c for the two days. This leaves prices at
from 81.15 to $3.00 for poor to cholco sheep
and at. from $3.25 to $1.05 for lambs. C'holco
qualities have Milfurod'tho least , as only a
small porconttigo of lhe- oll'urlngs ciuno
under that head , Something extra brings a
slight advance on Iho nbovo limitations.
Ueculpls : L'altlo , 10,000 huiul ; calves , 300
head : hogs , 38,000 head : sheep. 10,000 huad.
The Evening Journal renorts :
OATTijO Receipts , 10,000 head ; market
slow and weak ; extra steers , if0.505.05 ;
good , } 5OOuj.'J5 ; medium , J4.rJ03-l.HO ; otheru ,
$3.2504.15.
lions Kecolpts , 38,000 head ; market lower ;
rough heavy , $4.0iA5.10 ( ) ; packers and mixed ,
$5.200:0.30 : : prlmo heavy and Imtcluir.s'
welghls , f5.35y.5.40j prlmo light , 85,355.40.
Sltiii' AMI IM'MIIS Receipts , 10,000 head ;
top.bheop , $3.00a3.75 ; top lambs , $4.5034.76.
Nmv York l.ivo 'stocic Alarkot.
NEW Yniiic.Jtiii. 18. Ur.EVKS Uecolpts , 3,043
head , mainly fur.shinghturerj ; no trade ; Lon
don cahlo.s quint ; American steer.s slow at
10U@Hic ! per Hi. : drussud weights American
rofrlpornlor hoof wonk nt scant 8 > jc per lb , |
osporti toilay 2jO cuttle
I'At.vw ' Receipts , 147 lirn l ! dpmnnil lluht )
market weak : vuaN , fair lo good , 10 76i48.0U
per 100 HH ,
HllKRI' ANII I.AMIM ltVClll | , 32.1 he.vll
market very dull , hardy stcaii.Vi ihrop ,
poor lo good , tJ.60a13.76 tier 100 llw. ! l.iinb *
common to fair , t.7v.urii. : )
llotwRi'cclpl.i , 3.26M hcndi two curs 01
R\lo ! ; m.irkot firm lit I5.81W.OO nor 100 Iht ,
for fiilrMi western lum lo clinlco ittito plR * .
Katu.n tiny lavu MOCK
KANSAS OITV. .Ian , 18. - OITTI.IRoculpti : ,
4,000 hoadj shipments , 2,800 head ! mnrkol
slow and wt-alit TOMII stcorn , f2,7o > a3 65i
fihlpplng steels , f4.00'iiri.40 ; Ti'xni and na
tive rows. ti.7CiM.aoi lwiehor uiek , I'J.ooj
4.10 : stockorH nltd feeders , J'J.05 T,3.70.
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Siinui1RecoiptV. . "faoo hoiul ; shlpmunti.
200 head ; market weak and dull.
St. I.IMIIK lilvn Moi-u .Murkrl.
ST. Louis. Jan. IH.-CATTI.K Ut < i < ol i4 , n.tna
head ; shipment. * . 700 head : market Blow and
20 - lower than Munilny on all klndi ; fad
niittvo * tt'i > r , f.8.76' < tu.b0i fed Texas steers ,
fa.00313.40 : grass I-IIWN. * 1.40 ; 2.00 ,
Ilitos Uei-olpts. 0,7(10 ( head : shlptnnntq ,
2UOOhcani market MMi'i ' ! lower than yester
day ! huti-hort-grades5.2oi05.30i mixed , 11 UO
555.30s llKht. 5.UVtt5.25. (
Sliui'.l' Itei-olpH , 8(10 ( head : shipment * ,
none ; nnu-kut linn : nuitt < nis , ii.00i : | l.lo.
Sioux City l.lvu Mni-k .MnrUot.
Piorx rirv. Jan. 1H. llnusltecriiit1700
head ; nlllclal yestonlny , 1.H90 head ; slilp-
iniMits , ( SOI head ; market OitlOc lower at Jl.'Jfl '
Q.6.10 ; Imlk.i0.05.
( 'Arn.B Hi'Oelim , 300 head : nllli'lal ye -
lerday , 1,040 heud ; .shlmncnts , 298 heiul ;
market steady at the decline.
.Stuck in st ht.
llerolplsoflvoHttiil | ( at tlm four prlnclpvl
western inarkoUs Thursday , Jtinunry 18 :
Cattle , HDU'I. tihoon.
South Oinnhn 2,713 0.207 651
DhlCllKO 10K)0 ( ) 3n000 ; 10,000
Kansas Oily 4,900 0,4(10 ( 1,30(1 (
Hi. l.ouls 3,100 0,700 80(1 (
Tola ! . . . . ; 20,7 ill 09,307 18 051
TI.K H It'll Il.tXIllTJi.
Outlaws Unfit Danville , I'M. , unit Kill Oltlroi.
Inlin Vim ( tllder.
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DANVII.M : , I > a. , .Ian. IS. Five inaslicd out
laws made a bold raid on the poslofllco rarl.v
yesterday. They were surprised by 3
policeman , \vho gave the alarm. Ttio shcriB
organized a posse , and , upon reaching tlu
postofllee , the robbers were Just leaving.
A regular fusilado ensued , during which
Officer John Van ( illdur was shot through
the lungs , dyiti ) ; almost Instantly. About
the satno tinm two of the robbers
fell. Their comrades grabbed them an < !
during a momentary halt of the pursuers
managed to reach the Susquolmima river.
A row boat was secured , ami the three out
laws , after laying their wounded compan
ions nt the bottom of the boat , commenced
sculling In the direction of the Northumber
land shore. The pursuers secured boats , bm
the robbers had gained such headway oy
this titno that they reached the other shin
before the officers were In midstream. The
bandits arc now in the mountains , but tlm
sheriff declares ho will bring back tlm
slayers of Van Gilder dead or alive.
.ir
Hit * lliistiiu TnliiM Unto ( Urn Amnna Mnlmt ,
the Kg.vptl.ill Dunning Clrl , lor IIVlli - .
IXH'ISVIM.C , Jan. 18. A novel wedding will
take place in this city Saturday night on tlu
stage of the Buckingham theater. Tha
groom will be lias Hassan , a Moor from
Morocco. Atucmi Mtihut , ono of the Egyp
tian dancing girls , will bo the brido. Tlm
ceromon. > will bo performed according to
Mohammod.in rites and will have the Orien
tal coloring attending such events in tlio
countries of which the parties are natives.
It will bo supplemented by a civil marrlagu
performed by a magistrate. This Is the second '
end marriage resulting from the congress of'
nations on thti Midway. The other tooic
place in the Streets of C.iiro at Jackson park.
pointed by tlio O'hc
i'Aii , I. T. , Jan. 18. Hon. Hobcrt F.
Wylio was yesterday confirmed by tlm
Cherokee council as special accountant ageni
of the Cherokccs at Washington. This is
ono of the most important official appoint-
incuts inado this session by the Chcrokcn
legislature , as the duties of this ofllco will
embrace a complete going over of all ac
counts and treaties between the United
States and Cherokees for the past 100 years.
After appointing a commission to treat for
statehood with the United States commis
sion now nt Muskogce , the council will ad
journ sine die today.
\Vuiitcil Illiu Out i > t' tlm Way.
MONTOOMUUY , Ala. . . Inn. 18. An atroclom
murder was committed near hero on Tucs
day , when Porter Davis killed Goodwin
Jones by shooting him and then splitting hi
skull open and cutting his head almost off.
Davis dragged his victim about a mile an I
sunk him in a creek. Yesterday the ir.isaimr
man was found. Davis was arrested and
placed in jail. It seems that Davis was inti
mate with Jones' wife , and bath wanted to
get Jones out of the way. U.ivts confessed
to the killing last night , but says ho hllleu
Jones in self-defense.
Cure Indigestion ami uiltousnoss with
Do Witt's Little Early Hisurs.
SOUTH
Union Stoolc Yards Company ,
Ornalia.
fKltCaltle Ho n d Shoap marktt hi tt > o
CQMMISSigjl HgilStS.
Wood Brotte
Lire Stock Commtsilon Morohanti.
Soithuuiaba Tclephono 111 ; . Cblon
JOHN II. DAflUMAM , I. . _ - . ,
WAI.TKR 15. WOOD , ( " ' "W
Hnrkpt reports by rnall and wlro cheerful
nrnlshod uuon uppllcatlon.
"BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT. * x
GOOD WIFEI YOU NEED
AWNINGS , TENTS ETC.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Jlorsc-Coa Sho3 Company.
nlosroom nn4 OIlloa-inr-IIOMIll lloTiirl It
Fnctory-IHU-ir.'l-Ull IfuwnrdSt.
\Vo nro Ilia osi/v Maniif'iJturari ' of Uooli unl
Klioosln tliuit-iteof Nubrji'd. '
Ai.-ttnur.il Invitation UoUu.iUl to nil to Impact
our nuiTfactorj- .
Kirkcndall , Jones & Amsr , Hand-Sewed
COMPANY1 ! Wholesale
mlra. , nt'onU lloiton flUOB CO. . honti , Bhoet
ItuLber bliou Co. IIUJ- nnd rntibur Ki' 'HMi \ -
1 llUI-llUUIInrirjr iitri.-et. 13IU Itiirnor titroiu
DRY GOODS.
M. li. Smith & Co.
VIT Kooilt , notion i , fitr-
nliblnx h'uoilD , corner
Hill anil Iluwnnl M ) .
BAGS , ETC. | COAL.
Hem is Omaha liag Johnson liros ,
COMl'ANV. WHOI.KSAI.KCOAU
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nnil nianufae.
Importer * '
10o3 h'urnani Struct
uf Hour tuck , ,
tumr * ) . ' .
. OuiaUu , .S'uU.
iiurlupi , tivliu.
HARDWARE.
Hector & \Vlllicliny \ Lobcck & Unii ,
COMPANY.
Ionlor ) In Imrilw.inj ml
Corner loth nmt JucUson incclmnloi' tools.
HtrcatB. Km liiiuul ii strui'
HATS , ETO. f
W. A , L Gibbon & Co
Wliolonnlo
lints , cupa , tr iw Koorli ,
U'luvcn , nillloiu. UHi
and Hiirnujr Hlroots.
LUBIBER.
John A. WaKeilcldT
Import'jil.Ainorlcnn I'ort-
lonil curnuiit , .Mllirni-
kuu cuniunt itnil ( julu < /
nliltu lliuu.
"LIQUOHS , STOVE REPAIRS
Prick & llerburt , Uniaiid Stove liepilr
V/OIIKH. Mnvo rnoalrt
Wliolcialo ll'iuor iloalorj ninl wutfr attiulimonu
Inr nnr klnlnt KKIVJ
1001 Furnam HI. lun
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
Carry n full ntuu'i nf
inlutlnid llnllnoil anil hitirlcatiuj
writing
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