TTTE OMAJIA DAILY tttiE : SATURDAY , JANUARY 27 , 180k
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Prlc ? of Puts and Calls Regulated tbo Wheat
fluctuations.
CHANGE OF FEELING IN THE CORN TRADE
Cat In Missouri Hirer flute * Wn * the Cliluf
Hear liillnoncr In Ont * Thor t
Win Moilcnito
ne .
) , Jan. 20. The xvhcat market
today swung hko the pendulum of an old-
fashioned clock within n very narrow range
and the swing was regulated by the prlco of
"puts" and "calls. " Compared with the
price of the previous day the prleo Is J c
lower. Corn declined from K to % o. Pro-
vlfclrm.s opened llrm and closed woalc.
Wheat continues. In the same rut It has
occupied for several days , prlco chanpos
being narrow , the whole iluctuatlon today
covering a range of only ifo. Cables were
colorless , business abroad It almost at a
itandstill and the local board featureless.
Wheat has some friends , of course , but In
view of the pnst experiences of present con
ditions they lack the courage to make pur
chases. On the othv hand , prices are so
far below all former records that oven bears
hcsitato to sell ihort. May opened at 0.'e ,
advanced to Wljfc , declined ana closed steady
at opening prices.
There was a change of fooling In the corn
trade from" yesterday. The movement is
picking up again , the exports dropped off
HIIU the cables came castor. The leaders In
the trade , with a scalping profit from the
advance , turned sellers and the crowd fol
lowed. The out In Missouri river rates was
the chief bear influence. It was thought
the cut tn rates inaugurated by ono road
will become general and that Chicago may
get very largo receipts of corn. May sold at
JJfcV find SS o , closing at USJ/c.
Jn oatH there was a moderate trade and a
weaker feeling In May , p.Ires declining 1'tfo
ami closing nt about the bottom , with .1 net
loss of Jc. Thcro was nioro disposition to
hell ami not so many buying , so tno maruot
was without buying support.
The \olumc of trading in pork was very
light. The mantel opened 5c ; easier , eased
oV ! to that ex teuton n little soiling , and then
advanced ytc on two or throe orders Hied.
As soon as thin was done prices declined to
yesterday's closing llgurcs. Later on the
weakness became pronounced , prices suffer
ing a further decline of lOc in the absence of
buyers and the weakness in corn , and then
reacted Be shortly heforo the cnrl of the ses
sion , but sold off again to the inside prices
of the day. At the close the maticot was , ' c
lower than at the same time yesterday. In
tlio lard market very llttlo was donn in the
deferred futures. May opened 2' c lower ,
then recovered slitrhtly , declined and closed
at i7.57 } . Hlbs were dull , closing lOo lower
in sympathy with pork.
1'Jstlmated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat.
RO cars : corn , 155 cars ; oats , CO cars ; hogs ,
14,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations were as follows :
Ki.ouu Knsy and unchanged.
WIIUAT No. 2 .spring , 50c ; No. 3 spring ,
65Hc : No. 2 led , 59c.
COUN No. 2 , 35c.
OATS No. 2 , 27C ! No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 27 ®
28'5c ; No , 3 white , f. o. b. , 29'/5304c. ' }
llYK No. 2 , 44c. " *
IlAitr.r.v No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b , , 42 ®
47u ; No. 4 , f. o. b. , 4144470.
FtA.\ SEEP No. 1 , f 1.38.
TIMOTHY SKKD I'rime , $4.10.
I'OIIK Mess , per bbl. . J13.12413.17W ! ; lard ,
per 100 lb . , i7.77J7.80 ! ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , 10.57Si'BG.CO ' ; dry sal'od shoulders
Ibo.xodl , t0.25&G.60 ; short clear sides ( boxed )
t7.OOU7.50.
WIIIHKY nistlllors' flnlshod goods , per gal. ,
11.15 ,
Hun\ns Unchanged ; cut loaf , J5.30 ; gran
ulated , $4.61 ; standard A , $4.4 ! ) .
The following woto the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was firmer ; creamery , 10&24c ; dairy ,
10i21c. Kggs , tinner ; fresh , 12H 13c.
Nnw Vork Murketn.
NKwA'onit , Jan. 20. Fr.oun Kecolpts , 12-
000 bills. ; exports , 11,500 bids. ; sales , 0,000
pkgs. ; market dull and featureless , exporters
In different : winter patents , J3.30 < S3.50 ; wlntor
Ftralghts , i2.70a3.05 ; winter extras , 82.0014
2.2.r > ; Minnesota patents3.00O3.00 ; Mlnnnaota
bakers , J3.00 ; wlntor low grades , H.GO2.2.j ;
hprlns now grades , 81.GOiil.00 ; spring extras ,
H.00tc2.40 ; houlhern Hour , steady ; common to
fair e.xtia , $2.2032.70 ; good to cholco extra ,
f2.70fi3.-IO ; rye Dour , steady ; fancy , $2.8.VJ
2.or > ; buckwheat Hour , moro iictlvo.it J2.00a
2.00. -
lltiOKWHUAT Dull ; Canadian , 57o asked , ox-
bnnil.
COUN MnAi ; Steady : yellow western , $2.50 ®
2.76 ; brandywlne , $2,70.
KVE Nominal ; liiiuary : , GOu delivered.
lUni.EY Dull ; No. 2. Milwaukee , 03aG4c ;
two-rowed stale , 02QC3c.
HAHI.CY MAI.T Dull ; western , GOSJSOc ; six-
rowed , 80ilUOc.
\VIIBAT Kecolpta , 700 bn. ; exports , none ;
Kales , 1,000,000 bit. futures and 240,000 bu ,
bpot. Spot markotstcady : No. 2 red , In store
und elevator. 00' < c ; afloat , OGSo ; f. o. b.COc ! ;
iingtadcd , 01J5nJ07e ; No. 1 northern. 70 > ic.
Options woalc and neavy all day on selling by
local traders , weak cables and disappointing
export business. The eloso was weak at ! tc
net decline ; No. 2 rod , January , closed at
ti.ri'4c ; I'obruary , GOHOG , e , closed at OOiJc ;
Jlarcb , OQ , t'SOUs4C. ' closed ut OO'ic : May. Oa4
( fltiOc , closed at 08Uc ; Juno , 00 ; ; < ao94'e , closed
at 00aic ! July closed at70'cAugnst ; closed
ut71'ic ! locmbor,70W7&Mc.closed ) [ ) ut76Uc.
vuii.v Kecolpls. 16,21)0 ) bu.j o.vnorts , 42,000
Int. ; null's , 000,000 bn , futurcH and 100,000 bu.
snot. Hoot market llrni , closing quiet ; No. 2 ,
44'Sl-Uic alluat : steamer ml\eit , 42 J13c.
Options , weaker on larger car lot arrivals at
Chicago and lack of reduced freight rates ;
the close was at. 5n\c not decline ; January
closed 42 01 February , 43 > Bfii434'c ? , closed
nt 43I.C ; Maich , 44i44 iC , closed at 44JiCi
May , 44 15-IG5145J.C. closed at4Pe.
O.vis ItcceluU , 21,000 bn. ; exports , none ;
Milt' * , 2211,000 bU. futureH and 01,000 bu. spot ,
htut mutkot iitilet , closing easier ; Jso. 2 , 33Jj
34 < ; t No. 2 delivered , 34 > 4 30c ; No. 3 , 33c ; No ,
2 white , 30' { < rj/3U,0 ! ! No. 3 white , 35lc ; track ,
mlxi'a westoin , HlioSOUo : truck , whltu
western , 3l5j4l ; > e ! track , white state , 30OIOc.
Olitlons dull and weaker with corn , oloalni ; at
MftiV-e notducllnn ; I'Vliruary , 33'j''ji.l4c , closed
til 113V ; Marchclo > ed3P c ; Muy , 3H iJ34,14C ,
closed ut 34lie.
HAV 4)1)111111(1 ) ) ( heavy ; shlnplng , to,00 ; good
to choice , tO.U ( ) < rc8,00.
llocrt Dull ; state , common to choice , 10 ®
22c ; Paclllc coast , I i422c
Hums Steady ; wet salted New Orleans
elected , 40 < &dO HIM. , 4l.i''C > ! o : Texas , se
lected , 3000 Ibs. , 4UOc ; lluonoa Ayres , dry ,
20/J24 tliH. , I0l , < ail0i Tuxas , dry , 21 30 Ibs. ,
Cc.
\ VodirMnro active , steady ; domestic fleece ,
> 4'JOc ; pulled. 20 < J20c ; TUXIIH , lOtillOc.
1'iinvi.siONri Ui-i'f , dull ; cut meats steady ;
pickled bellies , 74 < ii8i ; ; pickled IIUIIIN , U4 ( $
Oljc. J.ard , Hteady ; western stoum closed at
fH.ll > ! hale * , fiOO tiercciiiit } H.07 ici8.10. ( ( Jption
sales , imnu ; January cloned at (8,10 noininals
Keliriiary , < 7ori nomlnul ; May. J7.00 mimJiiult
inlliicil.iUill Pork.Htoady andln demanil ; now
mess. I4 OOfTtl&.OO ; family , l5.004filO,00 ;
short cleat , tlO.Oixifil7.oo.
IH'TTiMi - - I'lrmj wextern dairy , MiittlHc ;
wi'sinrn creamery , imi-Oc ; western factory ,
13U1UC ! KlKlim , 2ilci Htutu dairy , 101i22c |
ktatucreamury , ! HQ22c.
( iiiEst : : Hteady ; } atelnreo , Oftl 1'ic , small ,
lIHyiil'Jifct purl uklms. 4li.lOc ; full uklms ,
ICI(1HWoalt ; IcchoilKe , { 2.0OS3.25 percnsoi
leculpts , 7,000 pkKs.i western fresh , lG 17cj
niiilhi.'rn , IG&lOiic.
TALLOW Htoudy und In goodjilemand ; city
( J- per pki : . ) , & ! < c ; country ipkgii. free ) , 5Hc ,
us to quality ,
UO31N Kteadyi stralneil , common to good.
t : Steady i nogao
M- Quiet : Unltt'll clourd dull ;
J'cuutiylvuuta nyot kalM iiotio ; t'uuruary
option sales none , closed , 80o bld | Minn oil ,
Bnlrs none.
KICK Alxmt steady : domestic , fair to
extra , 3fflG < < j .Inpnti , 4 < ( Mr
MOMSSMHteady : New Orleans open ket-
lll o' ' ? IVd'M ' i , 112.00315,00.
COPPKII Hlcadyi lake , tit ) ,
IJKAII Klrnipri domestic , ! 3.10.
Tm Dull but firm ! straits , 120 bid.
Hi'Ki.TCii-Pipnrlyi domestic , IS.OUli hid.
COTTO.V , " : dt > OIL Steady , featureless at
pra' 'cnll'Mindnri ' 'J prices ; olT crude , 20
iSi'i i , ' prlmo elude , 5oc.
PiMAii Kaw , nrmj sales , 450 tons cen
trifugal , 00 test , at DC. cost and freight ,
and 70 tons nf mol.tstes sugar. 80
test , 27-lOc , rest and frolttht ; rollned , steady ;
OlT A , 3' 4t4'jC ! mould A , 4 7-1034V ,
Rtiindard A , 4 l-lilfMUi' , confectioners' A ,
4 l-10@4'c ' ; cut loaf , 4 15-HWt5'iC ' ! crushed ,
4 610W ! " $ ( ! ! powdoicd , 4 6-IOfS4 ? c ; granu
lated. 4'i l 5-lfc : oubc-1,4 7-lGftlWc : No.fl.
310-lOc ; No 7 , 3WilO-lGc ; No. 8. 311-1(1 (
a3' < C ! No. 0 , 3 V13 13-lGcj No. 10 , 3 O-l&W
B3.C ! No. 11 , S'i'SOtl-lOC ' ! No. 12 , 3 iC ! No.
13,3iC.
Onriliii I'riiilncn Market.
BtnrKit The supply Is limited and there Is
a moro liberal demand , especially for Iho best
stock. Cholco country , MttlOc ; packing
stock , lH$12e. ( .
DltKHSCi ) I'tr.THV--Tln ! > matlict Is somewhat
flrincr and better prices ate looked for , es
pecially in chickens. Prices remain about
stationary. Chickens , SOfie : turkeys , 830i : :
( jeese and dilcks , 830c. Infoilor stock would
toll below tlie nhovn llaitri" .
Ltvp. Pot'l.TllYThere Is tome demand for
choice stock and the market Is fairly well sup
plied. Onod stock Is iitotahlo | at O'SGo.
VKAI The arrivals nro not houvy and the
market llrm at previous quotations ; choice
small and fat veals , 77'ie ' ; thin or heavy ,
8 < 35c.
UAMI : Prairie chickens , quail and venison
are out nf season , and there Is but little on tlm
market except ducks. Cunadagonso , JO ; mal
lard ducks. J.00312.00 ; jack labblts , J1.5O3
2.00 ; small rabblt.s , $1 ; sqiilrtols , 70c ,
Koos--Tho cold stiirano eggs have boon
prOtty well cleaned up and there Is a decided
change for Iho bettor on the market. 1'rcsh
stock , lOiTftlGc ; cold storage , ll&12c ; suited
opes , OftlOc.
lIONt'.Y-ChoIco whlto clover , 15c ; Cali
fornia , Hie ,
OYSTEiis-.Medlum , I. X. I13c ; horseshoes ,
18c ; evtra standards , 20c : selects , 21o ; extra
selects , 22e ; company solocl.s , 20ij : counts , soc.
NUTS-Chestnuts ' 11) . Italian
- , 1'Jo per ) ;
chestnuts , 12313c ; ulmonds , 18c ; Kngllsh wal
nuts , 12314C ; Illberl-s , 12'4c ' ; llra/ll nuts , 11 ®
12c : pecans , large , 12314e ; pecans , medium ,
lOc. The market on black walnuts is low and
no ono wants to buy.
Oiwnt- Pure Juice , per barrel , $0.0030.50 ;
half barrel , t3.-J333.50 ; Oregon , per barrel ,
$5.0033.00 ; half barrels , $3.
SAUKiiKHAtT-Por barrel , $5.5030.00 ; half
ban els.0033.25. ! !
Ullir.il Pure Juice , per hbl.G.OOJJ0.50 : half
bbl. , J3.205i3.00 ; clar Hod elder , per bbl , , JO ;
half bbl. , S3.
VEOETAm.nS.
IIBANS California hand-picked navy. $1.003
2.00 ; western navy , Jl.80ai.OUi common whltu
beans , $1.5rrM.75. (
ONIONS Onions are quoted at G03G3c , and
on orders ut 00370o ; Spanish onlom , per
craty. $1.50.
PorATOKH Nebraska , Iowa nnd Minnesota
crown potatoes , In .small lots from store , 05 ®
70c ; Bamo In cur lots , GOc ; Colorado , from
store , 75c : Colorado lots , G8370C.
OAIIIIAOH Otdorsforcabbago from the coun
try are tilled at 2c P'irib.
CIMIIV : : Hoers According to size , 403003
per do * .
Cct.uitv Oood stock , 35c ; extra fancy Cali
fornia , 5IIC&I1.00.
SWUUT I'OTATOKS The supply U fair ; good
stock , per bbl. , 13.00.
Ultr.R.v VixinTAiii.KS Spinach , per bbl. , $2 ;
salsify , 30JJ35o ; per do/ . : radishes , per
do33c : ondive. per doz. , 75c ; onions
per do20c ; canllltoner , per noz. , $1.0032.00 ;
lettuce , p-jrdo/ . , 50375cciicnmberd ; , $2 ; toma
toes , per eruto of 20 Ibs. , $2 ; strlni ; beans ,
J2.00 per Ji-bu. bo\ ; parsley , per doz. , 30c ; egg
plant , per doz. , $2.00.
SAL'iitKiiAl'T : I'er bbl. , $5.50SG.OO ; half
bhls. , $3.25.
riujiTS
OiiAt'r. ' ? There are no Catawbas on the market -
kot ; Mulaaas , nerOO-lb. bbls. , net , $5.2530.00 ;
Malauas , pur 50-lb , bbls. , not , $ G.no3G.50.
At't'i.n-i Tlio simply is light on this market
and prices hlslior ; fancy western , tl.0032.00
per box.
Cit iNHKmtim Cranberries are arriving very
freely mid are In good dom-ind : Cauo CoT.
per bbl. . J3.OnaG.50 ; boll and busle. $0.00 ;
Jersey , JO.OOjJG.2 i\ \ bell and cherry. $3.
CALIKOH.NIA OitANom--Tho.stock Is arriving
in Kood condltlnn. Ulver.sldo seedlings , tier
box , $2.00 ; Washington novels , $3.00.
TIIOI'IOAL i'UUrrd. ,
BANANAS Prices remain aluat steady : per
bunch , lar -J.OOii2.00 ; pur bunch , small to
medium , S1.702.00.
IjUMO.NS Now .Messina lemons , slzo 300 ,
$5.50 ; slzo 300 , ? 523'iil5.50.
OUANOKS Mexicans , par box , $2.50 ; largo
sizes , $2.25 2.50 ; fancy Florldas , $2.70 ; cholco
Florldas , $2.00.
TANoniitNES Per box , $2.75.
GnAi'E t'ltuiT-Por box , $ I.
runs.
Bear Xo. 1 black , largo , S20.00S25.00 ;
medium , 115 ; small , $8.005J10.00 ; blaclcyour-
llm.'s , largo , $ I2.002 ! > 15.0J ; medium , $10 ; small
$7 ; black cubs , large , $0.0038.00 ; medium.
$0.00010.00 ; small. $4 ; black Montana and
Ilocky mountain , large. $18.00tf.22.00mcdlum ; ,
$14 ; small , $10 ; black Montana yearlings ,
lurKOl2 ; medium , $8 ; small , $3 ; black Mon
tana culw , large , $0.00 : modlum , $4.50 ; small ,
$3 ; silver tip , largo. $20 ; medium , $12 ; small
$8 ; Hi Ivor tip yearlings , largo , $11 ; medium , S3 ;
Miiull , $3 ; silver tip cubs , large , SG : medium ,
44.00 ; small , $3 ! brown , largo. $20:00325.00 : ;
medium. $10 ; small , $12 ; yearlings , largo ,
$10.00312.00 ; medium , $8 ; small , $0 ; cubs ,
largo , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $3 ; badger No. 1
lar-'o , $1.0031.00 ; medium , OOc : small , OOc :
Usher No. 1 laige , $8 ; medium , $0 ; small , $4 ;
fox silver , as to color according to beauty-
No , 1 largo , $100 : modlum , $00j small , 840
sllvorp-ile , according tn beauty , large , $50
medium , $30 ! small $20 ; cross , largo , $7 ;
medium , $3 ; small , $2 ; red , large , $1 00 ;
medium , $1,25 ; small , $1 ; gray , largo.
7oc ; medium , OOc : small , 40c : kit
large , 5'Jc ; medium , 40c ; small , 30c.
lynx. No 1 largo , $3 ; medium , i2 ; small , $1.50 ;
marten. No. 1 , large , $2 ; medium , $1.50 ; small ,
$ lmlnk ; , No 1 , large , 80c$1.00 ; medium ,
7DC : small , GOc ; mink , dark , No. 1 , large , $1 ;
modlum , 70c ; small , 5Uc ; mountain lion , nor-
fcnt bead and feet. No. 1 , larga , $1.0032.00 ;
Imporfpot skins , 25300c ; otter. No. 1 , largo ,
$8 ; modlum , $0,00a7.00 ; small , fo ; otter , pale ,
No. 1. largo$7 ; medium$3smull$4 ; ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , largo , BOc : medium , OOc ; small , OOc :
laccoon , black , us to bsauty. No. 1 , large , 50c"ij >
82,00 ; Rkunk blneUcisod , No. 1 , largo , $1.25 ;
medium , 75c ; small , 50c ; .short striped , largo ,
$1 ; medium , 70e ; small , 45c ; narrow .striped ,
largo , GOc ; medium , 40c ; .small , 25c : broad
striped , large , 20lS25c ; wolverine , No. 1 , large ,
$1 ; medium , $3 ; small , $2 ; wolf mountain , No.
1 , large , $3 ; medium , $2 ; small , $1,50 ; prairie ,
largo , 70375c ; medium , GOc ; small , liOe ;
beaver pur skin , No. 1 , large , $5,0030.00 ;
medium , $4.00 ; small , $2 ; kits , largo , $2 ;
medium , $1.50 ; small , 73j ; miiilcruts winter.
No. 1 , large , 10311c ; medium , Oc ; small , 7c !
full , large , 830c ; medium , 7c ; small , Oc ; kits ,
lurgo , $23c.
St. Louis MurUotx.
ST. Louts. Jan. 20. FLOUII Quiet nnd
steady.
WIIKAT Opened U < fi' c elf , but rallied on
buying for a time , then ouscd otT and closed
J/c below yesteiday. Cable news was the prin
cipal Influence ; No. 2 red , cash and January ,
closed at 50c ; rebrttury , OOUc ; Muy , GOH ®
GOJc ; July , OlJsc.
COUN Lost i Jc on weather favoring move
ment ; No. 2 mixed , cash , closed at 33i c ;
January , 33c ; 1'ouruury , 33s33Sic ; Muy ,
30e : July. 30ac.
OAT.S were without feature ; No. 2 cash and
Jiinu'iry closed ut28ic ! ; Muy , 30Uc.
Uvt : 48c for No. 2 oust side.
HAULUV No trading.
HiiAN lllghorseast track , Glc.
I-'LAX HKm-J1.32.
CI.OVKII SUKD J8.0038.00 for fair to prlmo.
HAY Dull ; prlmo to choice , $0.00i6lo,00.
HtlTTEit Hotter ; separator creamery , 22
© 23o ; choice dairy , 10tt20c.
lines Leer ; 13c.
IjEAD Steady ; $3.
. . -i.
COUN MuAi/-f 1.G5 ,
WllIHKY-l.l& .
llAOdlNd Mt.dC.
luoN COTTON TIKS OOcfiJfl.oo.
PUOVISIONS Dull und easier ; Pork , standard
mess , $ Kl.U2h. Laid , prlmo steam. $7.ti2i ! ,
Dry sultmeutH , ] uo-n shoulik'r-i , $0.37 } > ; longs
and ribs , W.70 ; Hhoits , fii.OD : bo\ed , lOc more.
llacon , pacued shouhl'irs , S7.20 ; longs , $7.50 ;
rhsf7.5OiS7.G2'ii | t-horts , $7.70
ULCBtlTti-KliJUr , 3,000 bills. ; wheat , 4,000 ,
bn. , corn , 120OCO hu. : oats , 23,000 bu.
Siiii'MENid l''loui,3OOU bills. ; wheat , 1,000
bu. ; cum , 30,000 bn. ; eau , 11,000 bu.
Wool .Market ,
ST. I.ouin , Jan. 20. Wooi , Very dull nnd
without change ,
LONDON , Jan 20. The whole number of
bales ottered ut the wool sules toduy was
13,621 , of which 2,000 bales were with
drawn ; Sydney , 3.403 baloi ; scnurod , Uufi
IH 7d ; greasy , OMGiOHd ; Queonshitid , 20
Imles ; greasy , fi'id ; Now /.oaland , 27U bale : , ;
Hcoured , In ! idUlH2ltd ; greasy , 0lt\ | ; t'apu
of ( iood Hope and Natal , 1,204 bales ; scoured ,
Is-idldllil ; greasy , 4itHKd. ( (
Ho.sroN. Jan. M.- The Commercial IHillinln
will say tomorrow of tho\ > eel market : The
hiih'H for thi > week uie 2,435,700 Ibs , domebtlc
and 77.000 Ibs. foreign , against 2,324,200 Ibs.
domoHtlu mill UOO.OUO llu , foreign last week ,
The totul Hales to date In ( toston are 7,701-
000 HIM. , against lHn4UH : ) Ibs. for tlio 1.111110
date lust year , Thcro Is an improved ilo-
mniid for tenured wools , of which 411-
Otio lliN , . have bi't'ii sold. Pulled wools have
biillured. hrmu lot.snf II super that have been
heldiforu year havu been sacrlllced ut 14c.
Klocces a ro uuak , Thu mllla are iruttliiK u
few in dom for Immcdlato dumund. This fuel
and the lnciua ed objcutlotis Iu thu Wilson
Dill have madam iiiufucturerticoiitlilent and at
thu close they were operating much moio
freely , _
Now York Dry UIIOIIH .Murknu
NKW YOIIK , Jan. 2ti. The dry goods market
has thu advantage of clearing weather aiid an
uiarkut fur rawcuttouuud rather
bptlcrgonrral l.tllt aslo the business outlook
at large. Prices have not Mirled In any par
ticular , but are well unstained ni to styles ,
colors and goods suitable for warm woathpr.
Prices are low In all directions and a top Us
throughout tliorountry nro small. This gives
to HIP market a substantial undertone. The
jobbing trade Is generally more active and
steadier. _
Cullcu MnrKot.
NKW Yonn , Jan. 20.-CoFFiB : Ontlons
opened dull but g.morally CltlO points blghor ,
ruled inodT'itoly active on buylna for Ilaltl-
moro account ami clojcd iiulct at OUJO points
net decline ; s.ttus , 17,000 hugs , Includlnut Jan-
ttary , $10.70 ; February , $10.70 ; March , 110.0s ;
April. $10,80 ; May , nfi.OoaiO.OOj September ,
fltI.7ntA10.Hri. Spot colTuo , llln. dull ; No. 7 ,
$17.02H ; mild.steady ; Cordova , $20.00320.20 ;
sales , 000 pkgs ; Jamaica mild , steady ,
SANTOS , Jim , 20.Holiday. .
llAMiunto , Jan. 20 , Market steady at ! ! © !
pfir. lower. ,
llAvitn , Jan. 20 , Market steady ; opened
Wilt lower , reacted U3 f.
luo tin JANIIIIO : , Jan. 20. Market steady :
No. 7 , tlO.GO : ( ixchanzu , 0'id ; iccolots , B.OOO
b-igs : stock , 187,000 b igs.
LONDON , Jan. -Market quiet.
KIIIKIIS City .Miirlti'H.
KANSAS CITY , Jan , 20 , WIIIIAT Unchanged :
No. 2 hard , 02c : No , 2 red , 04Hc.
COUN I'nelmnged ; No. 2 mixed , 31jc ! ; No. 2
white , 33u l33'/c. ' }
OATii-t'loM : No. 2 mixed , 285O20c ! ; No. 2
White , 20'8il30c. (
Kvu-Steiidy ; No. 2 mixed , 48a40c.
KI.A.X SKi-.D-rirm : 1.2G1.'B.
HIIAN Weak ; 6008c.
HAY Klrmor ; timothy , $8.00SO.OO ; prairie ,
SO.OOitO.OO.
IlL'TrKit rirmcr ; creamery , 10323c ; dairy ,
1 Oc.
Kons-Stcadv at 13c.
HECHIPM wiieat , 20,000 bu. ; corn , 8,000
bu. ; oats , 1,000 bu.
Siiti'siRNTS Wheat , 10,000 bu. : corn , none :
oats , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Liverpool .UiiructR.
LiVF.nrnor. . Jan. 20. WIIKAT Quiet : de
mand moderate ; holders offer moderately : No.
1 California , Os 3'dR5s ! 4'Jd ; No. 2 red west-
urii winter , 5s UJilit&s 2 < id , Kecolpts for
three duys , 384,000 centals ; American , 85,000
centals.
COUN Steady : demand fair ; mixed western ,
42s Uid for old and now. Receipts for the
past three dt-ys , 01,000 centals American.
PKAS Canadian , 4s Hid.
PltOVtstoNS Pork , prlmo moss , line , 45s.
Beef , extra I mil : , . OGs 3d. Bacon , long and
short clear , r > 5 Iln.i7s : 3d ; long clour , 45 Ibs. ,
40s. Lard , 41s.
TALLOW American Liverpool , line. 28s.
MIIWHtiKuu AlurKiits.
MIMVAUKIIK , Jan. 20. FLOUII Dull. *
WHEAT Weak ; No. 2 spring , OOc ; No. 1
northern. GDc ; May , Gl'jc.
COUN Dull ; No. 3 , 35c.
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 white , 305Jc ; No. 3
white. 30'ic.
BAIII.KV I'lrm ; No. 2 , 40ic ! ; sample , 43
< 340c.
KVE Steadier ; No. 1 , 45'ic.
PitovistONS-Steady ; pork , $13.20 ; lard ,
$7.70.
UECEtPT-i-Flour , 3,300 bbls. ; wheat , 22,800
bu. ; barley , 31,200 bu.
SiiU'jiENTs Hour , 11,000 bbls. ; wheat , 2,000
bn. ; barley , 2,400 bu.
Ccitton Aliirket.
NEW ORLEANS , Jan. 20. COTTON Futures ,
barely steady ; sales , 72,000 hales ; January ,
$7 24bld ; Kobruarv , $7.2G7.28 ; March , $7.41 ®
7.42 : Anril , $7.02557.03 ; Mav.S7.Gl7.G2 ; JUMP.
$7.0037.70 ; July , $7.7037.77 ; August , $7.81 ©
7.83. Spot closed steady ; middling , 7 7-lGc ;
low middling , 73-lGc ; peed ordinary , G 13-10c ;
nuticcelpls , 0,000 bales ; sales , 4,200 bales ;
stock , 305,405 hales.
ST. Louts , Jan. 20 , COTTON Steady ; mid
dling , iy-c ; sales , 100 bales ; receipts , 1,400
bales ; shipments , 1,000 bales ; .stock , 07,300
bales.
I'oorla Grnlu .Miiritut.
PEOIIIA , Jan. 20. COUN Market steady ;
No. 2 , 343ic ; No. 3 , 3-ic.
OATS Market quiet : No. 2 whlto , 202955c ;
No. 3 white , 2SU < U > 28He.
KYE Slarket nominal ; No. 2 , 4047c.
WHISKY Market linn ; high wines , basis ,
$1.10.
KECCIPTS Wheat , none ; corn , 31,850
bu.f oats , 10,400 bu. ; rvc , none ; barley , 0,300
bu.
SttiPMnxTS Wheat , none : corn , 050 bu. ;
oats , 0,000 bu. ; rye , none ; barley , 3,500 bu.
Minneapolis U'lifl.ir , U > rKet.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 20. There was a llttlu
bolter demand for wheat today , especially
milling wheat , with higher prices , compated
with May , although futures were lighter than
yesterday. Muy opened at 50J4C , sold uu to
60 ! c und Closed at 50. ' c : July opened at
Oljjc and closed attjl'ic. Later the market
turned down und closed : January , OOc ; May ,
00'jc ; July , OlJic. Track wheat : No.
1 hard , 03c ; No. 1 northern , GOJIc : No. 2
northern , OOc. Receipts , 103 cars ; shipments ,
22 cars.
Oil Murkotii.
Oil , OITY , Pa. , Jan. 20. National Transit 001-
tlllcutos opened at 80 ; highest , 80 ; lowest ,
80 ; closed ut 80 ; sales , 12,000 bbls. : clear
ances , 16,000 bbls. ; shipments , 07,755 bbls. ;
runs , 75,487 bbls.
PiTTSnuita , Pa. , Jan. 20. National Transit
certificates opened at 80 ; closed at 80 ;
highest , 80 ; lowest , 80.
Dulutli U'lKlut .Market.
nui.UTti , Jan. 20. This market closed prac
tically unchanged from yesterday. Oloso : No.
1 hard , cash , 02c ; January , 6oc ; May , G4c ;
July , GlHc ; No. 2 northern , cash , G0ic ; Janu
ary , 58 ? c ; May , G2 ? c : July , 04 ; < c ; No. 2
northern , cash , 57Uc ; No. 3 , 02Jc ; rejected ,
STOCKS AM ) ItOXIlS.
Speculation AV.as Unsettled anil the Security
IMilrliot Hull.
NEW Yontf , Jan. 26. The stock market was
dull again today nnd speculation was un-
Bc.ttlcd. At the opening a strong tone pre
vailed , and the first prices madoivoro a small
fraction hlgtier than the closing iigurcs of
yesterday. The firmness of this market was
partly duo to improvement in American se
curities In London and to purchases for the
foreign account. The room traders were
bullish during tlio early dealings , hut on an
occasional realizing sale the market
made a fractional reaction. Still the
trend of speculation was toward higher
values nnd before noon an advance had
been recorded of ! to 2) per cent. Although
London was a buyer of St. Paul that stock
did not cain moro than J per cent , and the
greatest advance in any other of the
grangers was 1 per cent In Northwestern on
purchases for the account of Insiders. Mis
souri Paclllo rose \ } $ per cent , and the point
was given out that earnings of the road are
beginning to show signs of an improvement.
VVliiio at no tlmo during the earlier hours
was the market active the speculation lapsed
into dullness before noon , becoming stag
nant and making no important movement
except in ono or two of the specialties until
about 3 o'clock.
At this time Washington advices wcro re
ceived announcing "Ihat the judiciary com
mittee of the liouso had reached u resolu
tion questioning Iho right of the secretary
of the treasury to issue bonds , as proposed
by his recent circular. As the loan was ac
cepted as a factor toward increasing specu
lative values , the BUggtstion coming from
this quarter that the government would ex
ceed its powers In making the issue was
made the basis for a drivoat the market ,
which gave way all along tno line , certain
of the specialties leading the downward
movement. The decline In the active list
raneod from } 4 to \ % percent. Dunne thu
Until dealings there was a partial recovery
of a small fraction , but many stocks re
mained at the lowest point touched , and the
market remained unsettled.
The I'ost says ; Thuro ; vas an advance in
the stock market prtco at thu morning's
opening , In spite of yesterday's depressing
close , The recovery was , as usual , duo to
Iho efforts of n proU-salona ! fllqtio operat
ing llrst through Ijondon , It was based
os'.cimlbl.v on thu theory that slnco the In-
coma tax has boun incorporated with the
tariff bill the tariff measure cs a whole is
dead. Thin is a somewhat hasty inference ,
and indeed the market was "worked" In accordance -
cordanco chMl.y with the personal views
ofthochlnf manipulators.Vhatovermay
bo said of tlio basis for the early advance ,
its character aa not very spirited , and tbo
last half of the day was marked by con
cessions In prices. This reaction name
In connection with the uoxvs that tlio homo
Judiciary committee hud reported a resolu
tion questioning the tidmlulHtration's right
to issue bonds. A Html move by congress to
block the secretary's olTorts at restoration
of the uovernment'B credit would have vor.v
little otfect on the market , out the commit
tee's report Is not tlual. This was well
understood In Wall street , where the down
ward movement in prices llzzlcd out as
quickly as tbo early rise.
The market became heavy and the active
list declined from h to K percent. West
ern Union was sold quiio heavily , Cotton
oil fell oft ' . ' )4 ) percent and proferriHl 1 per
cent , and Uroat Northern preferred 1 per
cent. ICvunsvllIo itTorro Uauto rose 1 per
cunt. In the final dcalinga a slight rally
was made , but the market closed unscttud ,
Tnu following are thu u03iti quotation : ) on
The ranjtc of urlcos us roportoil by . .1.V
Doano .t Uo. , Hoard of Trade hall , Is as tollown ;
StockH. jOpon IIlKh
Krlo
I'acillo.Mall. . ,
I..IN
Northwestern
Mo. Paeltle. . . .
Union p.-icltle. . .
N I'aeltle , pTd.
N. I'acltlc com.
C. II. .V.Q
Rock Isl.ind
St. Paul
Western Union
Muir.ir Trust
New Hnplnml
Atchlson
Chicago Gas
Re.iillnir
Del. .V HiiilBon
I ) . O. F
E. O. U
Cordage
The total sales of slocks today were 170,200
shares , Including : American Sugar , 51,50i ) ;
Iliirllngton , 50,000 : Chicago ( < as , 3,300 : Dis
tillers und Catllofeedlng , 3,300 : Oonnral Kloc-
tric , 5,800 ; Louisville & Nashville , 8,000 ; Mis
souri P.iolllc , 7,40(1 ( ; Hock Island , 0,800 ; St.
Paul , 18,300 ; Wustoin Union , 30,000.
Nn\v VurK .U'liioy .i
NEW VOHK , Jan. 20. MO.NIIY ox
Tasyut 1 percent ; last loan closed nt 1 per
cent.
I'niMn MnitrANTir.i : I'APKII 3li54 ! per cent.
STEiit.l.vd KxciiANfiK Klrmor. with iirtual
business in bankers' hills at (4.80 024.07 for
demand , and J4.83a4.83Ji for sixty-days ;
posted rates , $1.801.88 ; commercial bills ,
? 4.83 i4.Hl.
Slt.VEKOKIlTinCATES GT'dO.
GOYCIINMUNX HONIIH Stronj ? . State bonds ,
qtllot.
Tiio closing quotations on DonfU !
San Francisco .Mining Ouotiitlons.
SAN FIIINCISCO , Jan , 26. The ofllnlal closing
quotations for mining stocks today were m
follows :
Alia 11) ) rcross. . . 03
helcher 70 Mexican ] 05
Jlest&Iloleher. . . . 180 Ophlr 185
IloilloCon 1C Potosl 7fi
Mnlwcr 10 Sav.iRo 00
Cliollar B Slerri Nevada 7i >
Con. C.il.&Va. . , . 200 Union Con 7.1
Crown Point f > 5 in-ill fi
Gouhl A , Curry 70 Yellow Jacket 70
Nnw Vurlc Jllnliiir onotatlom.
NEW Yomc , Jitn. 20 , The following are the
mining quotation : , :
asked.
London Stock ( jiuitutlnni.
LONDON , Jan. 20. I p. m. Close :
MONBV 1 percent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
both short iind three months bills , 2 per cent.
On tlm London .U.irl < ot *
NKW YOIIK , .Tun. 20 , The Kvenlng I'ost's
London special says : Sliver was ijcl lower.
Uupeo paper has fallen to the lowest point on
record on the fresh decline In Indian oxchango.
There Is a panicky feollne in lloinbiy ; and Cal
cutta bccaubo of un Iniprchsliin that tlm mints
may reiipen. This Is not citxlltod hero. The
stock market is gradually incieasing. The
tone was good hero today , even Americans
sharing In the improvement and closing at
the best prlcos.
St. Lonls Mining oniiiiitlmis.
ST. Louis , Jan. 20. MlnliigstoeUs today were
dull and without change. The following aio
the closing quotations :
Hid. Askiol Hill. AHltlMl.
Adams. . . , $ .30 t ,00 Ellzaboili. . $ .lil * .20
Am.Nettle. ,2fl ! < . . . . s. iiopjH. . .no .70
llliiii'tallle. U.ua 2.75 Hope 2.7(5 (
OranltoM. . 1.30 llarcouver , M . . . .
KANSAS OITY , Jan , 20. Clluarlng-i. $1,320,054.
LONDON , Jan , ap.r-liar silver , 30ia per
ounce. ' ' '
IlAi/riMouc. Jan. 20 , Clearings , 81,811,053 ;
balances , $2U2,305.
Nuw VOIIK , Jan , 20 , plearlngib , 507,053,030 ;
balances , ? 5,722,250r
UOSTON , Jan. an OlonrlliKS , tl2,203,243 ;
balances , H,300,70K ' '
I'.vnisi , Jan. 20. TJirqd per cent , rentes , UOf
05c for the account (
I'lili.AOEi.i'iHA , Jan. , > i0. ! Clearings , 17,008-
880 ; balances , tl'JOhiU4. :
MUMt'iilii , Jan,20.-rNuw York oxchaiiKO , Holl-
Ing par. Clearings , fU7i,480 ; balancoi , Jllld-
H5i > . , -i
Nuw OIII.HANS , Jan. 20. Cloarlnzs , tl.731-
088 , Now Vorki'\chanio bank , fl pur iH.OUO
premium. ' ' ,
( UKCINNATI , , Tai-i6.irMonoy ! , 3GO per cent.
Nuw York exchange , fiUp premium. L'learlngs ,
2,774GOO. ,
HT. Louis , Jan. -i'Jlearlnzs , (3,310,000 ;
bihiiu'M. (751,250 , Mojiuy intlot nt 02 > 8 pur
cent , Kvcluuigo oil iSi > iv vork , 25c premium.
Ciiic.Aiio. Jan , § 8 , 'Monoy , fc&O nor cent
on c.ull ; 3.i7 ; percent on tlmo. Cloarlngi > tlO-
DUd.OOO. Now Votk uxchango , 25c prumliiiu ,
Sterling o.xuhungo dull ; 11.88 for demand ;
M.HS'S for sixty days.
New YorJ ; Live Muck Aturket.
NKW YORK , Jan.20. ISKBVES ItocoltiU. 1.321
head : on sale , 3H cars ; tuarkut slow , loitloc
per 100 Ibs. 1 iwor : natlvo steers , gojd to
prime , f 1.45SH.IH ) ; modlum t < > fair , 14.05'd
4.3B ; ordinary , f3,75l)0 ) [ hnlf-bieod , * 2.U.ifi (
IUO ; Hulls und dry cowu , t2.0ft2.0& . Kuro-
poan cables qttoto bccT Btimdy ut UHaiu'jc ,
dress widuhtb. ItsfrljoratJr bnof steady ut
8ic ! per Hi , 1'xports tomorrow , 5'J1 beeves
und 4,210 nutirtors ,
OAl.vt's ItecolptM , 300 hoadi ninrkat sti-advt
vealv , tO.iiOi&H.tiO per 100 I hi. ; barn yard
cnlvus. t4.00UI.U2ti.
hiiuHt * AMI LAMII.S Hecelptfi , 2,501 liead ;
nn halo. 32 earn ; demand weaK , market dull
but stca.lyi sheep , ordinary to good , { J.tjJii
Ibs.j Iamb- " , very poor to ohoico ,
lloos lUvelpts , 3,200 head conslgnod di
rect ! nominally flrm nt 15,00 0,50 pur 100 Un.
O .MA It A I.1V1 ! STOCK. MAIUUVr * .
C'attlo Trade In Unit -liipc Hi'gi Active
ut Steady I'rlr < i4 <
Kimur , Jan. 20.
Hccolpta are still running comparatively
light , tbo shortage so far this week com
pared with last being about 1,000 cattle and
4W)0 , ) hogs , Thcro lias been a slight increase
iu sheep ,
The cattle market wont all to nieces.
Supplies wcro not at nil heavy , but with bad
reports from eastern markets , no shipping
or speculative demand , and nn Insignificant
innulry from local dressed beef men , sellers
could do llttlo moro than as gracefully as
possible take their medicine , which , iu this
case , came in tlio shape of a decline of fully
lOo and Ifio from Thursday's prlcos. The
general quality of ttto offerings was com
mon , but tlio IJHO-lb. hooves that brought
* l wcro pretty nearly good enough to bo
called choice. Fair to very good 1,000 to
i,2.HMb. steers sold largely nt from $1.30 to
W.CO , Trade was slow and the feeling weak
from start to lltilsh.
It was tlio same way with the marrtot for
butchers' and canncrs' stock. There wcro
all of fort.v loads on sale and they changed
hands rather slowlv and at prlcos all of lOc
and IGo lower than Thursday. Good to
choice cows and heifers brought from $2.05
to ja.10 , whlto caniiurs went at from 11.05 to
$2.10. The built of the fair to good butchers'
cows sold at from f'J.15 to J'J.O'J. Calves at
from $2 to $3.50 , were quotably linn , but
rough stock of all kinds was slow sale and
lower , poor to cholco bulls , oxen and stags
selling at from JI.50 to * 3 25.
In stockers and feeders trade was rather
quiet. Supplies were light and the country
domain ! limited. Regular dealers were
practically the onlv traders , and prices , as u
rule , wcro llrml.v hold. Ciood to choice
feeders are quoted at from $ ; < to $11.70 ; fail-
to good at from $ ' , ' 70 to J'J. and lighter , com
moner grades nt from $ -,70 ! down. Keprc-
scntatiru sales :
DltUSSCD HGUf.
S 25
2 25
2 25
2 25
a 25
2 25
2 25
2 30
2 30
2 30
2 35
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 45
a fie
2 50
a 50
J 50
1 50
2 50
2 50
J 50
2 00
2 ( iO
2 ( > l )
2 00
2 CO
J GO
2 GO
2 05
2 05
2 05
2 65
2 G5
2 05
2 on
2 70
J 70
2 70
J 70
2 70
J 70
3 75
a 75
3 75
a 75
2 7S
2 80
2 80
2 80
2 80
2 H5
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 00
a oo
B 00
2 05
2 85
2 90
2 90
2 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 25
5 25
5 50
6 50
5 50
5 50
2 r.O
a 50
a GO
a 5
2 05
2 05
2 75
2 75
2 7D
a 75
2 75
2 75
B 75
2 80
2 85
2 85
2 00
2 00
U 00
3 10
121 cows..014 230
Hocis There was a vcrv respectable run
today , something like 4.8JO houd being re
ceived , the finality , as H rule , very good.
Lots of good , smooth , I'nlshfid ' hogs are com
ing and ruallv common stock is ( .carco. It
looked for a tlmo as If the market was going
to bo stronger on account of the higher timr-
kots cast. Karly sales wcro a shade higher.
I had a malignant breaking out on my leg
below the knee , and was cured Bound and well
with two and a half bottles of
Other blood inodlclaca had failed
to do tno any good. Wai , C.
Bar1
I was troubled fromchllilhood wlthnn ntr-
Itrnyiitmljpako of Totter , nnd three bottles of
evti MANN.
Min.nillc , I.T.
Our took on Illond nnd Skin niseaw'S inalloi !
tree. Uwirr fat-Kino Co. . Atlanta OH
PIU.S AND IIOLHIIl.
1..330 4 76
Sun- ! There was another liberal run
today , twelve loads , and they included all
kinds and conditions. Local houses were iu
no urgent need of supplies and trading
was slow and prices weaker through
out. Quotations : Fair to good natives.
& ! .7fiH3.r ( > 0 , fair to jood westerns , $3' > . ' > ( < "
U.25 ; common and stoclc sheep , Sl. " > 0 ( < cJ 23 ;
goou tochoico40 to 100-lb. lambs , $ - ' . "
Koproscntativo sales :
No Wt. Pr.
227 Mexican ewes 80 $2 40
200 native owes 82 2 50
3 bucks 110 2 50
30 Mexican wuthors 113 2 85
GO natl\e mixed 9J U 05
llrraipts mill UispiMition < > ' Stoc' ; .
OlU'lalroolti | au.l ( INuiiUl.fi of sto-.Ic ai
shownbv the l)3oit < of thx tlnlin stv e Y.ir.n
company for tlu twentv-fiiurlnmrien.lUu at
5 o'clock p. in. , January 20 , 1804 :
Kl.CIMPIS.
DISPOSITION' .
CATlI.r. .
Omaha I'.irlslni ? company li * .
ThcO. 11. HammoiHl Co. . 1II I.I
SwIftXCo 1.1 r.H JIM
ThitCmlahy I'acltlng Co. . . 747 o.v
.Hlilupers unit reciters ( iSO
Loll ever : iun
Total. i .so ; I.7H1
vu Stuck Mitrkur.
CiiiCAnn , Jan. 20. The demand for cattle
ramo fiom nearly all classes of 1uyeis.ith
the dealers In the best fat steers f'tr shipment
more willing to look nt the wtock than elllu-r
yesterday or the day before , but there was no
Improvement. The IIIK falling olT In the inn
and the llsbt tecellits olsowhorn. It would
BUGIII. ought tn sllmulalo prices , bul the tnn-
doncy has riithor been do'.Miu.ud than nthci-
wlsoon the best beef steers. IliifiMicrs'slorl ;
and coaiso bojf stc"rs IIPJ about tin only
classes that can he disposed of at satisfactory
pilcrs. Vaid succnlatois and sortrts of
stookeis and facdi'is tepoit act.v dull tt'itlc ,
wlthalai'Ke number to bo can led u\ei for
next week. There was a boom In the hnj ; mar
ket and an advance of lOc in or tlm I'loslnu
prices of yesteidiiy , the great hulk of the
onnto goliiR over the scales at that advance.
Yet toiuiid the eloso thoto was a sudden eol-
lapsp , the later .sales showing that Ihoadvanco
had been lost , bo that In a. general nav the
market closed much the same as yesteiday.
During tbo boom packers sold ut from T5.30 to
$5.35 , prime heavy and Imteheis' Weights fiom
15.50 to if5.G2' and prime light fj-fjO.
The hheej ) market nas slow and unsettled ,
yet when the sales were collected It was found
that there was consldeiablu business trans
acted , in u small way , however , hut the odds
and ends and undoslrablo stock were sold out
somewhat closer than for any day this week ,
but prices undoi wont llttlo or no fhango as
compared with yesterday. The following nto
about the curient tn Ices : Thin and common
owes , from V2 to 42 05 ; something bettor , i2.50
to $3.10 ; fair to good ml.\cd lots of owes and1
wetheis , 3.25 to S3 G5 ; western owes , SJ to
J2.8D ; western wethers , $3,15 to $3.75 ; thin
and common lambs , $2.50 to $2.H5 ; others ,
J3.25 to ? 3.75. One bis band of Mexican shcop
sold dining tbo week at $4.05 ; iiati\e , $4.05 to
$4.75 ; u few e.Mra madj J1.65.
Receipts : Cattle , 7,000 head ; Hogs , 20,000
head ; .sheen , 0,0(10 ( head ,
The Kvcnlng.lourn il renorts :
OATi'i.E Hecelpts , 7OUd head ; market slow ,
but no lower : prlnio steers , JI.Uij/.3.30 ) ;
others , $4.50 © 1.75 ; common , J3.50@4.2r > .
lluas Itccolptb , 20,000 head ; bulk .slow , but
lOc higher , but closed about the same as
yesterday ; packets and ml.\od , $5.30145.55 :
prime heavy and butcher weights , J3.50IS
0,1524 ; prime light , J5.DO.
Slliiil AND hAMli-s Hecolpts , 0,000 liead ;
top bheep , $3,50 ® J.7oj top Iambi , f-1.7o4.b5.
ICnis : is City MVH MUCK iMiirlci't.
KANSAS OITY , Jan. 20. OATTM' IteCBlpts ,
8.000 head ; shipments , 2,200 beau ; market
slow , 10u liwcr'le\as ( ; stcor ,32.55S3.50Tovas :
and native cows , 51.50S3.25 ; shipping steers ,
S4.00JJ5.2D ; butcher stock , t3.10tt4.00 ;
Mockers and feedcts , S3.OUR3.tl5.
lloos liocolpt10,000 bond : shipments ,
200 head ; niaiket 5f315c higher ; closed with
advance lost ; bulk , J5 2o 5.3.r > ; heavy ,
packing and mixed , 45.1525.15 ; lights ,
Votkersnnd nigs , e4.15U5.35.
SIIIEI' Hecoipts , 1,000 head ; shipments ,
none ; maiket steady toashado higher.
St. I.Dim I.lvn Ston ) ; Alilrknr. .
HT. LotitB , Jim. ao. CA'iTr.K Uecolnts , 1,300
head ; shipments , -100 bond ; market steady
on both native * and Texans , with $3.55 the top
prlco on fed qualities of the latter ; light ship
ping native steers , la.OOTfil.25.
HCHB Kccelpls , 5,1)00 head ; hhlnments ,
1,000 beau ; market opened 10o higher ; ad
vance lost , nt the close ; butchers' selections ,
$5.405.55j tnl.\edall kinds , $5.05.50 ) ; light ,
J5.2Mt5-10. (
HllUBi' Hecelpt' ! , 1,300 head ; shipments ,
1,100 heail ; maiKol nomliially steady and
unchanged.
hliiux Citv l.ivo - < tii < ] U Slnrknf.
Siot'.x CITY , Jan. lG. Hotis l { ' > colpts. 1,400
bend ; olllclal yestotday , 1,200 head ; ship-
mentH , 380 bal ( ; market stiong to oc higher ;
J5.2Oa5.25 : bulk , 55.25.
I'ATTI.B Uecelpls , 000 head ; odlclal yester
day , 3ss ho id. hltn . t l
stock , liX lower , ! < ly.'hi i
Muck in
Keeolptsof llvo xt'i'u at tn fo tr prluctml
western markoU 'I lnir.liv. ; January U5 :
C.iltlo. Him. Hhnop ,
South Omaha ' -.H-'I 4.81'J 1,761
inilcnRo 7.000 'JO.UOO O.OOiJ"
Kansas City H.otrt ) 10,000 l.COU
St I.oulj. 1,300 0,000 1,800
Total 1HIJ3 ) 40,412 10 061
TOILEKS FAVOll IT.
rinn for n Mnrkut HIIIIKD on .JofTcrnon
Siiunrit Warmly r.ndoriicil.
The action of the Central Labor union In
calling a mass mooting next Sunday at Ex
position hall for the pnrposo of discussing
the market house proposition has boon
favorably received by all the labor org.intza-
lions in the city. This question Is now the
principal topic of disuiH.sion among thu
toilers as well as among the business men ,
who see Iu the mor.suro substantial bonotlt
to the working and business Interests , Mr.
Frank 10. Ilcacock of the .Machine Wood
Workers union s.udtoa reporter for Tim
Hr.E yesterday : "I hope to see n largu
crowd turn out Sunday and de
clare itself In favor of this proposition ,
] consider this Urn must praotic.il of any
thing that has so Inr been offered. It will
give work to thu architects , to the contrac
tors , dirt movers , bricklayers , plasterers ,
paper hangers , I'lirpontom. plumbers , etc. ,
ami iinyjoitu must knowtimt the uxnondltnro a. .
of { ' OO.OUO at this time , mostly lor labor ,
would go a lorn/ way toward tiding Omaha
ever the depression.
"l think all the labor organisations should
turn out In full force next Sunday and show
to the pillule that wo are in earnest. I also
think tlm business men should give us all
the heli | thuy can to further this movement.
It will uo of as much help to the business
men as to the worklngmen , for if the peopla
who earn moncv for work have no work
they cannot spend much with the mer
chants. " Several others have expressed
themselves in a like m inner , and the Indica
tions are tha' labor \ \ ill bo well represented
at thu Sunday meclttig.
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MV COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My doctor unys It acta ccntly on the atomach ,
liver and klilnpi * nnrtt'n jileninnt laxative. This
drink Is made ftom heihi nnil Is prepared for uio
IlUrnllod
, _
i Hell I' n't Mo. mid * l a packase. If you
ran : oi cot It. ecnil your adilrena for a free sample.
l.nnr'i I'"imilIvMrcIleliie ' innvei the linireln
cnelnlar. In order t b li ! ii'liytlililinecc" > viry.
AdtirroOKATOIl I' WOMMin - t i-Tiov X v
This extraordinary Rcjuvcnntor la the most
wonderful di < eovery ol the use. It has been
cudoised by UiolcadinsECientltlcnieaofEmopff
end America.
11 ml y 11 n 13
purely vege
table.
Iliidyan flops
Prematureness
of the discharge
In 20 days.
Cures * "
Al'IEE
Constipation , Dizziness , Falllnc Sensation * ,
Nervous Twitch ngof thocyesundotheriails ,
Strengthens , Invigorates and tones tl.o entito
system. Hudyuii cures Debility , Nervousness ,
KmisslODF , and envelopes mid restores weak
orcaus. 1'alus in the hack , lo'ses by day oi
night nre Mopped quickly. Over 2,000 private
endorsements. , , _ .
rrcuiaturcncoimeans Impotcnoy In the flrBt
Etaco 11 is a ty in ptoin of icrutiml weakness nt. d
barrenness. H can be stopped lu 20 days by the
usoofHuilynn.
'fhoncwillMXHcrywnsmado by tlioSpcclnl-
Istaofthoold fnmcrtis lluduon Dlediciil Insti
tute. It i * tltcfctronKcsl vitalizcr made. It Is
very powerful , but harmless. Sold for 81.00 a
packasoor G ptickngvs f r Sfi.(0 ( fplnln sealed
boxes ) . Written gur.mnlroi-lven fur a cure. If
you buy six Uxcsnml nro not entirely cured ,
fclx moro will ho sent to you free of nil charges.
Bend for circulars nad testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
10112 MARKET ST. ,
SAN FRANCISCO , CALIFORNIA.
Union Stosk Yards Company ,
South Ornaha.
C lt Cattle Ilo anil .Shoop marotta ths Will
COMMISSION HQilS-J.
Wood Brota
Mm Stork Commhdon Marahaati.
SonthUniiha Telop'iona Hi' . Chloto
JOHN II I > AUI > M AN , I
WAI.TKU U. WOU , ) , f
Market reports by mull arid wlro cheerful
nUhod upon application
A
AWNINGS , TENTS ETC.
Wolf Bros. & Co. , OniaiiaTet-Awning : ]
COMPANY
Manufacture8 of tpnln-
uwiih ITH. I'le " ( ) . ' anil HOItSK COVKU9.
7Uf > .Sunlit i lllth Sticet. 1311 Karnani Siitx-l.
BOOTS AND SHOE3.
Slorse-Cce Shoe Company.
Salesroom and ( > niiiU > ( > 7"l 100-1111 Howard St.
Kactory llin-lH.1-irj.'l Howard St.
We are HIM ( IM.V Manufacturer ! ) of Hoots und
Sliortl In thu Htute of NrbraxUu.
A Ki'iicral Invitation IH extfiuteU to alt to timpect
our new factory.
Kit-Kendall - , Jones & Amer. Hind-Sewed
COMPANY , \VhoIennlo
Mfrn. aients HoHton SIIOIJf'O..linntH , Bhoi'H
Kiltil 'rSho ( 'o. 111)- ) anil rnllM n'oottn , lilUb
1101-1 lOUIInrncy St. 1310 ll.irnoy hlrrct ,
DRY GOODS.
M E , Smith & Co.
Dry irooilH , nolloiiH , fur-
tilHliliii , ' Koodti. corner
llth ami Howard St .
BAGS , ETO. | COAL.
Bemis Oma'ia ' Bag Joison ! Bro ; ,
COMPANY. \VHOI. , KSAUICOAU
Importer * ) ami miiiiifi : > *
imvrM of Hour 1008 rarnani htrcot ,
burlap : * , twluu. OuuiUa , JK'b.
HARDWARE.
Rector & Y/iliialray / Lobaci & Linn ,
l'0MP/NY.
Dnalum In lianlwnroaml
Corner Kith a ini'chaiileH * louls
Htrei'ls Hill UonahiH .Street
HATS , ETO.
W.UGbb3n.A-Co !
. caps , Ntiiw k-omls.
k'lllVI'H , llllllCllS. 1'Jlll
mill Hartley HUvrtH.
LUMBER.
John A. Wakeflild ,
Iinporlfd Amorlcnnl'ort-
laiiilcfintim. Mllwau
Ito" c'i'iniMtlanil ( jiilney
whlto limn.
LIQUORS , STOVJBIIEPAIK3 _
Fr.ci & Herbert OmahiStoYoHejair
WOUKS. Stuvo rcpaira
WholeH.-iloiliinor dealers mill wulrratt.'u-limciits
for any Khiilot HIOU-H
1001 Klirii.-iin fit. made. I''OT UouifhiN.
PAPER , . OILS ,
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co ,
Carry a full Hlurk nf
iirliithitf. w rupiilMtf anil Itullned unit liibrlcatlnir / '
wrlthiif iiaiM.ru , eanl
o , vlu. olid , axlu trcuuo. ulo , *