Brighter Light Scorns Shinine on the Com
mercial World Once More ,
DEALERS NOTE A SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT
TVrek , Tu t Kmleil Shown n Change lor the
Itettor In Jicnrly Alt Lines Moro
Hopeful Sentiment I'rovmlri
Jlmlncij Circle * .
For the flrat tlmn since the holidays there
is some material indication that the com
mercial world is beginning to recover
from the depression of the past six
months and to branch out toward the
future with some degree of confidence.
While there Is no great improvement In
general trade , there are unmistakable signs
or a better fueling , and business scorns to bo
reaching a llrmer basis * The most encour
aging feature of the present condition
Is that it is not confined to any
single locality. Uoports from the cast
agrco with the experience of the
Omaha Jobbers that the week has recorded
a noticeable improvement in the business
conditions of the country. Tills view is also
corroborated by the reports of most of the
traveling men , who declare that the small
merchants are beginning to realize that the
panlo is over and are more inclined to In
crease the size of their orders than hereto
;
fore.
fore.As far as Omaha is concerned the im
J provement lias been most noticeable during
the last three days of the week. The in
tense cold of the llrst thrco days had a ten
dency to create a temporary slackness in
trade , but ns the weather moderated and
people began to got out of doors
orders carne in faster than at any
tlmo during the present year. It can
not bo said that the change has been alike
marked in all lines , as some dealers have
failed to note an improvement on the record
of the previous wcok. These , however , ilro
In the minority and the aggregate estimate
Is to the 'fullest extent satisfac
tory. A leadlne dry goods house
reported that Thursday was by odds the
best day of the present year and on Friday
the improvement was still more marked.
Other jobbers called attention to the fact
that orders of fair proportions were begin
ning to como In and that the more confident
feeling manifested by their customers was
equally apparent in all parts of their terri
tory.
tory.With the stocks of both wholesalers and
retailers nt a minimum the slightest Im
provement Is ruftlcient to make itself felt in
nn unusual degree. As the small dealer has
only been buying what ho absolutely needed
for the past six months oven a slight tnllux
of business forces him to resort to the job
bers for goods. The jobbers have also run
thulr stocks down to hard pan , and an In
crease of orders means a general hustling
lor goods all along the line.
The record of the Omaha clearing house
for the week is" as follows. The total for the
preceding week was$4,754ati .S5 :
.Monday . * 901.774.70
Tuesday . 711.9GD.20
WudiifMlny . 055.058.03
Saturday . 713.770.05
Total . H.34G.099.25
AS WON suns IT.
Accumulation at Munuy In the Kiut liiow
thn Dunccr.
Mr.V. . H. Hoborson , local manager for the
n. G. Dun & Co. Mercantile Agency , speak
ing of trade conditions , says :
"Tho next danger to bo apprehended is n
congestion.of tho.circulatlon in three of the
great eastern cities. In round numbers ,
Boston now holds $50,000,000 of the currency
of the country , Philadelphia ? 10,000,000 and
New York $400,000,000. A moment's reflec
tion will reveal the fact that about X % per
cent of all the gold , silver and legal
tender of the nation is already tied
up in these three cities , nnd the drift thither
continues at a remarkable rate. I fancy
that M per cent of ttie-avallublo cash of the
country is now in the vaults of the Now
York , Now Kngland , Philadelphia nnd Dalit-
"moro banks and trust companies. What the
effect of this will bo upon other financial
centers I do not pretend to say , but It
shows n remarkable condition of exhaustion
forptbcr sections of the union , and at this
season of the year there is nothing In the
, -vvest .to move it across the Allcghcnles.
Loans on real estate in ordinary times would
( soon cijualUo the circulation nnd generally ,
even In midwinter , the.money wns needed
here for grain and stock. But this is an
anomalous period , and the financier who can
safely predict the outcome is not pressing
himself into print.
"Locally , trade has been dull except In
groceries , and oven this Hno'rcports com
parative quiet. January has been a disap
pointment , to jobbers , as well as retail
dealers. - The fact is , ttio whole country is
waiting for nobody knows what , but
80iuo sort of a change. The manufac
turers of the > cast nro waiting for the
notion of congress on the tariff-bill. The
producers of the west nro waiting for the
manufacturers to employ their warklngmcn
again to create a market. The. bankers nro
everywhere Hvvimmlng close lo shore , and
even speculators are waiting for some
thing lu which to speculate. Asldo from nn
International prize tight there 1ms been
nothing to employ the wits and loose cash of
the largo floating | > opulatlou in this country ,
which lives by a lucky turn In stocks , real
estate or other form of chance speculation.
Even thu gamblers nro cautious.
"Tho week has been devoted very largely
to charity , nnd It niusi be said to the credit
of our citizens that they have shown thorn-
solves fully nlivo to the present emergency
nnd are meeting the unusual conditions
nobly and generously. It is n sad fact
which wo must nil fnco that
for the next two mouths hun
dreds of worthy people will bo
forced through no fault of their own to rely
for the necessities of Ufa upon the charity
nf their neighbors nnd the public. It will
bo n dlsgrnco to Omaha to permit suffering
"T-go unrelieved , nnd Omaha will permit
nothing of the idnd , though her societies
will take pains to expose impostors.
"Tho Commercial club Is making rapid
strides for publiu favor these days. The
easy , comfortable rooms nnd appointments
are unpreciated and utilized by hundreds
dally now. and thp time Is coming when n
business man who Is not n member of this
organization will bo very lonesome. "
Mlnnrapnll * Wheat Murttnt.
MiHNKAroi.w.Jiiii. 27. This wns one of the
narrowest markets of any day In Minneapolis
for n long tlmo. The early price * were a frac
tion higher than Friday , but there were few
fluctuations , and trade wns llent and business
extremely dull. Receipts. 170 ears ; ship
ments , 30 cars. U Is supposed that mills
ground rather moro Hour this wuttk than they
did last , and they ground moro last neck tlmn
the week previous. A llttlo butter feeling U
noticed In the llour market and In some In-
btances o.vport orders from the United King
( lorn have been at a higher price. Ono largo
milling concern hero reported today that they
worn bid Ud over anything they bad got lately
fora largo amount of patents. VYhllo they
admitted the prollt-s In the ncci'ptanco
of the order would bo very small they
till insisted that It could Do tilled
without loss at the present prlco
for track grain hero. Other millers
were Inclined to dispute the reliability of this
claim , but the llrm roiiortlng the bid gave the
tl.ure. , uitti In bringing the prices down to n
llm < point t would appear that the bid was
correct. AH the week the Hour manufactured
nnd sold was distributed mainly to uolnis
wustuf Joworkund Pennsylvania , although
n llttlo was hent to West Virginia. The nr-
rlvals of wheat hero were light , but there was
a small lncn < at > o In public Mocks. Mlllorb
ground partly from supplies thuy had lu their
mills. May wheat ou | > ncd this morning at
OO'io and July at. GOyc. Tlioro wns a small
fractional advance ut ono tlmo during the
day. otherwise the market renmlnea Hat and
itnlntorvstlmr. A llttlo professional business
was done. Track wheat continued to sell ut
thu usual figures , from ? iO lo Ic above Iho
May price. Wheat elo-muv January , 5Hc ;
May. GOv" July , GIJtc. Track wheat dosed :
Iso , I hard. 03 | c ; > 'u. 1 northern , O0. 4c ; No , 2
northern , O'Jc ,
Now York Dry < lood < Market ,
New YOIIK. Jan. 27. The dry goods market
1 nuher 1cm active. I'otton good * bold tcady
throughout. I'jlut clotua worth _ la-lOo , lew
1 per cent. Ginghams and wash goods rule
quiet , Woolen goods ( | Ulot and Moady.
Mlltritukeo AlnrKnt * .
MILWAUKEE , Jan. 27. K/.oun Qulot and
steady.
WHEAT Qulot and tlnchanand ! No. 2 soring ,
GOci No.l northern , Oocj May , 01MC.
Cons Hcarco ! No. 3 , 35c.
( UTft-KIrm ; No. 3 whlto , 30JOi { No. 3
whlto. 29W WOic.
lUiii.EV-lllglicr ; No. 2 , Olci sample , 44
G50c.
llVR-ldahor ; Nn. 1 , 4SW.
I'novigio.ss Qulot ! pork , I13.1BJ lard ,
RKCKIiT.s-Klour , 5,300 bbU. : wheat. 0,800
bu.i barley , 21.000 bu.
Hiili'MK.VTfl-l'lour , 0.400 bbls. ; whout , 2,000
liu. ; barley , 10,000 bu.
Canto
NEW YORK. Jan. 27. Corr EB Options
opened dull , closed stondv 10 points blither to
ft points lower ; sales. 3,7 < iO nags , Including :
March , J10 : Mav , llfi.ai ) ; September , J14.70
C414.HO. Spot colTec , Rio , iimrket easy : No. 7.
17. 7'i : mild , < mlct ; Cordova , 120.00 20.25 ;
sales , none.
HANTOK , Jan. 27. Market firm , unclinnged ,
llAMiunui , Jan. 27. Market steady , un-
clmiiised to U pfg. hlghor.
HAVIIK , Jan. 27. Market steady , un
changed to yt lower.
Rio PK JANEIIIO , Jan. 27. Market , lower ;
No. 7 , 815,70.
I.ONPO.V , Jan. -Market unchanged , 3d
lower.
_
Liverpool Murkotn.
liivntpoor * Jan. 27. WHEAT Steady ; dc-
niiind poor ; holders offer moderately ; No.
1 California , 5s 3dTos 4d ; No. 2 rod west-
cm winter , 5s luii&s 2l. ! (
Cons Kasy ; demand poor ; mixed western ,
Is 'iti.
I'IIOVWIONH I'ork , prlmo mess , flno , 75 ? .
Ilecf , extra Indli. , l)3j9d. ) It.icnn , long and
.short clear , 65 Ibs. , 37s ; long clear , 45 Ibs. ,
38s Cd. I.ard , 41s.
_
\Vi > ol .Miirki-t.
HT , I.ocis , Jan. 27 Woor/ Quiet , un
changed. Offerings fair , with no demand.
/.sA Jtitcniit . % ji.\ur txn.
Snvero Cold Accnmp.inlcd by a
lliigllii ; In tlio Knt. ;
BOSTON' , Jan. 27. The bigeost storm of
this year struck Now England last night
about 12 o'clock. This morning ten inches
of snow had fallen and the wind was blowIng -
Ing n regular blizzard. As yet there is no
signs of abatement. The storm seems to
extend all over Now England. The Central
Vermont trains from the north , the Port
land trains from the cast , the Atlantic ex
press from Albany and the through trains
from all points south are badly delayed.
Northwcmnrii Tampiiniturrs.
ST. PAUL , Jan. 27. The cold wave scorns
to have passed by , at least temporarily , the
signal service thermometer this morning at
7 o'clock recording 10 = below zero ,
whllo a low pressure wave to
the northwest seems to indicate
decidedly warmer weather for Sunday.
The coldest reported hero last night was
20 = below. Ofllcial reports this morning
gave 23 = below at Moorehoad and 32 = below
at St. Vincent , Minn. , : w = below nt Wlnni-
l esr , 10 = below nt Bismarck , N. D. , and 18 =
below at Huron , S. D. , but at Buford It was
20 = above , at Swift Current 2J = > above nnd
Mcdicmo Hat 24 = above , and at Helena 22' = > .
IIA It I ) U1IIK 6MTT/-/1
Thousands or AiilnnlH Havn Succumbed to
the Cotil in Texas.
SAX AXTOXIO , Tex. , Jan. 27. Heports re
ceived at the general ofllco of the San An
tonio & Arkansas Pass show that the
losses of stock on the ranches in southwest
Texas from the elTcct of the recent severe
weather were much greater than expected.
In the counties south and cast of here ,
where ttie drouth wus severe and the graz
ing very poor , thousands of head of weak
cattle succumbed to the cold. The number
of bead of stock lost cannot yet bo esti
mated , as reports arc incomplete.
HVI IT WAbX'X HIVE.
Itcpart thut n l.uko Michigan Schooner
\Viin Wrecked Nuur STow OrlcHitrt.
MILWAUKEE , Jan. 27. It is reported that
the llttlo schooner Florence from Lane
Michigan for the Gulf of Mexico has boon
lost near Now Orleans. It is reported that
all hands have been drowned. These on
board wcro Wisconsin and Michigan people.
Those in a'position hero to know say the
reported loss of the steamer Florence is
without foundation.
1.1 VB VOff riCTJi
Ilornco .Smith mid Henry .Mncloton Sen
tenced to Ilanc.
JACKSON , Miss. , Jan 27. Judge Chrlstinan
yesterday sentenced Horace Smith and
Henry Singleton to hang Thursday , March
22. They are the two lifo convicts convicted
nt the present ' .orm of court of the murder
of two other convicts.
to Nnmu Ills Informant.
FOUT WAYNE , Jan. 27. In the libel suit
brought by Bishop Rademaohor against the
American Eagle , the American Protective
association paper published here. Editor
U id well yesterday refused to plvo the
source of his information which led to his
bitter attack on the Catholic Orphans' home.
Late in the evening Judge O'Kourko entered
nu order requiring Bidwoll to give the infer
mation. Defendant's counsel hied exception
and the case went over until this morning.
When the court met this morning and the
Htdwoll case was called the examinations ,
by agreement of attorneys , was continued
until next Wednesday.
T/nvycr Kciinudy'8 Itlmcnlltlcs.
IiAXt'ASTEit , Pa. , Jan. 27. Hules were
granted In court to show cattso why thrco
entries of satisfaction of judgments made by
lawyer G. C. Kennedy without the consent
or knowledge of his clients should not bo sot
aside. The judgments amounted to $3iOO ! ,
all of which Kennedy collected , representing
to his clients that the lions wcro still stand
ing and , to prevent discovery of the fraud ,
paying the interest himself. The point at
issue now is whether the poisons who gave
the judgment must pay them a second time ,
or the clients suffer for thuir lawyer's ras
cality. '
1I T Ilii tlind : Unit Left Her.
FONTAINE , Colo. , Jan. 27. Mrs. Mlnnio
Clark last night committed sulcido with
chloroform , horhusDaud , at Fort Scott , Kan. ,
having refused her forgiveness for having
loft him and her two children two months
ago. She was young and pratty , and was
earning her own livinir a.s a domostio on a
ranch where she killed herself.
In Out of Politic * Again.
ATCIUSOX , Kan. , Jan. 27. John J. Ingalls
said to a Glebe reporter that hols absolutely
out of politics. Ho will cugago in the next
campaign 1C Invited , ns ho Is a republican
and appreciates favors shown In the past ,
but is not -i candidatn for anything and will
not be at any tlmo in thu futurp.
Ilijurcil Ti-Hln Koblirr Dies.
ST. Louis , Jan. 27 , Postodlco Inspector
Johnson received word today that Willis
Brown , n member of the Somluolo gang of
train robbers , who was shot at the capture
of the gang last Tuesday near Vinita , died
last night at Fort Smith , Ark.
8innll | > ax In Chicago.
CHICAGO , Jan. 27. Three patients in the
county hospital were found to have smallpox
today and were removed to the pest house.
There uro now about ninety patients in the
smallpox hospital.
THIS KKAI.TY MAKIUrr.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record January
27 , IblM :
WAIIIIANTV PKEDS.
It II Reed and husband to V I <
I.oumls , lot 4 , block U , llanscam
I'ltico } 3.GOO
Kdwurd Kdinger and wife to Outlet
titauck , u > i no 13-15-11 . - > . . . . . 4,500
QUITULAUI lIKUPd.
A llcnsley at al to II , ( ' . Hwayzo & Co ,
lot 5 , block 10 , Lawnllold. . , 600
KKUUj.
E H Ihmdyjr , mnxter In chancery , to
II S Muilceii , lot 17 , block 'JO , llun-
dee Place 3.OOO
Same to kumo , lot IB , block 00 , sarno. . COO
Total utuount of transfer * . | 13,200
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Soorod on Advance in the Face of Dis
couraging Features.
ROUTINE NEWS WAS MOSTLY BULLISH
OfTicttlnitliln Wn thn Whipped Condition
of the Hulls and Doubt About
Condition of the Winter
Wheat ricldj.
CHICAGO , Jnn. 27. Wheat slowed up
against a good deal of pounding In the pit
and a vast , amount of tongue hammering on
tlio outside todiy ; , but was still In good shape
nt , ' c advance when time was called at the
close. Corn acted weak and lost about 3-1 Go
per bu. of Its former value. Provisions aver
aged firmer and closed at slightly bnttor
prices.
Tliero was no indication that anything ,
would occur to lift the whc.it market out of
the rut of the last two weeks. The routine
news of the session was mostly bullish. The
receipts at moat points were light , exports
better than expected , and the \vo-thor
and crop news was favorable to
buyers. Offsetting this was the
whipped condition of the bulls , the doubt
about the incre.iso in stoclcs and the
ndvcrso prospects in Franco. KeporU
l-overmg Indiana , Illinois , Missouri and
Kansas say that high winds have caused
bare He-Ids and danngo to wheat is likely to
follow. The May orlco started at from
IVI'tfc to < * ! ) < fc. with nn up turn to G3.s < c for a
moment , a dip to from K > Xc toiuy/oand
then there was little change for an hour
following. There was enough reaction in
corn to entirely wipe out the advance of
Wednesday and Thursday. Ttie early sales
were at aspa e. anu off to 33c , with no rally
better than 33 ! $ cup to the last half hour.
The receipts were on the incrcaso again
and up to the estimate , nt 152 cars. ( Jut
rates naturally acted against the market.
This was especially true when the estimate
for Monday was raised to 310 cars. On this
the break to IWc occurred. January was
quoted at JH e and July at Sfc.
Oats was unsettled , prices beinsr slightly
higher fora time , but afterwards casing off.
The close was steady at the same as ycstnr-
day for May.
In the pork market the offerings were
somewhat free and prices started at Sj-ifc
from yesterday's closing , followed by a
further drop of 5c without any support.
Two or three orders then carao in , when
the market reacted to the opening prlcn. At
the close the figures wore the satuo as those
at the same time yesterday.
Jxird was featureless and the market
closed steady at J7.GO for May , an advance of
Uncover the close of yesterday. Hibs , on
very light buy ing , advanced 7-Jc ! for the day ,
May closing at ? 0.70.
Estimated receipts fur Monday : Wheat.
75cars : corn , illOcars ; oats , SO cars ; hogs ,
itt.OOO head.
Tne leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations were as follows :
FI.OUH Easy and unchanged.
WHEAT No. 2 ftprlng , D'Jtc ! ; No. 3 spring ,
no salon ; No. 2 red , G9jc. !
Cons No. 2. 35c.
OATS No. 2 , 27 > fc : No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 301f
® 3lWc ; No. 3 white , 28j30Jc. !
ItYE-No. 2 , 44c.
IlAiii.EY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b , , 42 ®
52c ; No. . f. o , b. . 41@40c.
FI.AXSEEP No. 1. fl.38X.
TIMOTHY SKKD I'rlmo. 44.10.
' bhl. $13.12J'.iS13.17 Inrd
1'OHK-Mcss. per , } ; ; ,
per 100 Ibs. . $7.82t7.85 ! ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , ! G.G2ii&G.G5 ; dry sal'ed shoulders
Iboxcd1 , fG.2ottG.50 : short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
87.007.50.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
$1.15.
SUOAIIS Unchanged : cut loaf , $5.30 ; gran
ulated. $4.01 ; standard A. $4.49.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the 1'roduco exchan.o toilav the butler
market was flrm ; oroumury. 10324c : dairy ,
IGftSle. Egss , quiet und easy ; fresh , 1-KW
13c.
N < i\v Vurk .Mitruocs.
NEW YonK. Jan. 27. Fixjun Receipts. 12.-
000 bbl.s. ; exports , 0,400 bbls. ; sales , 2,000
pkgs. ; city mill patents , H.155/H.35 ; cltv mill
clears. * 3.35a3.GO : .Minnesota natents , i3.50a
3.95 ; Minnesota bakers , J2.25a3.GO : winter
patents , JS SftS f ) ; winter .straights , J2.70S
3.OO ; winter extras , * 2.00 ; winter low grades ,
81.5U@2.20 ; rye llour.steady ; suporilno.ir2.uO
_ .85fancy. ; * 2.H52.90 ; buckwheat Hour ,
dull and easy at S2.4032.50.
HUCKWIIEAT Dull ; Canadian , 57c asked , ox-
bond. >
Co its MKAI , Steady : yellow western , S2.55&
2.75.
2.75.RVK Dull : Hnunry. 5Go delivered.
HAIII.KV Dull : No. 2. Milwaukee. G33G5c.
llAHi.EY.M.u.TDull : western. 75SSOc.
WU&AT Receipts , none : exports. 28,300 bu. ;
sales , 355,001) ) bu. futures and no spot.
Spot market dull ; No. 2 red , In store
umlolovutor , G5c : afloat , G7'jcf. ' ; o. b.GGje ;
No. 1 northern , 71'jc. Options opened dull
but steady , sold otf on cables , closed weak ,
rallied nt the close nnd closed steady nt ! C
not advance ; No. 2 red. January , closed ut
GSS'c ; Kahruary closed ut GG ; e ; March ,
08 > i087c , closed at G8'4c : .May , GB.f ? ®
08.Sc , closed ntOS'ic ; Juno closed nt G9/c ? ;
July. 70i ! < a7O1.e. 'closed at 70J o ; August ,
71 ft71 Sic , closed nt71ic ; December , closed
at75c. } f
Cons Receipts , 9.600 bu , ; exports , 2,000
bu. : sales. 190,000 bu. futures und 30,000 bu.
soot. Snot market dull ; No. 2 , - > 3c nominal In
elevator. 44r ullout : ungraded mixed , 44 u
delivered. Options opened dull and easier ,
closed barely utoady at unchanged prices.
January closed -it 4c ; Fobriiurr. 44 c :
.Mun'.h , 44(2i441iC ( , closed at 44'c ; iluy , 44li
© 45c. closed nt 44''c.
OATS Rcpelots. 10,800 bu.s exports , 1,100
bu , : sales , 20tX)0 bu. futures nnd 34,000 bu.
spot. Snot market dull and lower : No. 2. 3334c ;
No. 2 dullvirtil ! , 344C : No. 2 white , 3CKc : Nu ,
3. 32 > t'c ; No U white , llSj'.e ; track , mlvoii. Jun-
uary , 34ffW5c ; track , whlto western , 3G&40c ;
track , whlto state , 3040c. Options , Jnnuar\-
closed ut 33Vc : Kebruiuy , 33'iclurch ; , 343c ;
May. 34Jc. } closed ut 34sf ( ; .
llAV-Dnll : shipping , Jlli good to choico.
5G.oixii8.00.
HOIM Dull ; state , common to choice , IB ®
22c : 1'ncl lie coast , Iftii'J'Jc
> Dull , unchanged ; wet salted New Or-
1'uo VISIONSllccfqulolfntiillrf ; 14 00315 00 ;
oxtramess. ? 8.5lKtr.9.UU ; beef hams , * 17clty ;
family , J20.00W23.00. t'ut meats milotjploklcd
bellies. v.ttaiic ; ; pickled shoulders , GViu ;
hams 'JMc 'J'ic. Lnrd hlclier
pfeklcd , , ; west
ern steam closed at M.16 ; sales. 250 Horuesat
J8.05 : January closed at id.ioj February ,
$8 ; May. t7.t)0 ; rollnud , dull , unchanged.
I'ork , quiet und llrm : nnw moss , il4.6O ®
16.00 ; oxira prime , tl3.504J14.00 ; family.
* 16.5010.00 ; short clear. $15.5iXTH7oo.
COTTON SKKD On. Qulot , steady , ; some do-
mnnd reported for western aeounf prlmo
crude , 3Oi 37c ; otr crude , In barrels,284J29c ;
prlmo whlt j.3lMi,4Uc.
llUTTBU l1 Inner ; western dairv , 13-iai7c ( :
western creamery. ItiiiUOc ; western factory , !
G Klglns. 25c.
-ytvnily ; stnto Urge. Oftll4'c : small ,
c ; pail skims , 4&10c.
Kous Stronger ; western fresh , loai7c :
hoiithurn ,
TALUiw-Sloady ; city i 3 per pkg. ) , 5 c.
1'KTiioi.KUM-O.ulet ; United closed utbOc bid :
Wubhlngton. bbls. , tO | In bulk , i3.60 ; roflued
Now York , : i,15.
HosiN steady ; btralnod , common to good
il.li > ol.l2li ,
Tuiti'K.xTisK-Stoadyj
HICK AUiut htoady dumoktlc , fair to
extra , 3Q4c ; Japan , 4444'ic.
MOI.ASSKSDull ; Now Orleans open kot-
tle. 27tt34c.
1'ltl luo.N-Dnll ; American , 113.00315.00.
C'ori'EH Steady ; lake , f 1O.
lKAt > Klriu ; domestic , fti.SO.
Nominal ; straits , 120 bid.
i.TEU Nominal ; domestle. (3G2i { bid.
AII Haw , Crm : fair rullulng 2Sc ;
rlfugal , 00 teat. Be ; sales , none ; re-
, dull and heavy , itoudr ; otf A ,
J'iCi mould A. 4 7-1G&4VC : stand
A , 4 l-16Q4Uc ; confectioner * ' A ,
4 l-ir.,4' C ! cut lonf , 4 15.1G7W4P ! crushed.
4 16-lii-Hci powdoroiljt 7-1034 > , c ; granu
lated , 4 | 4 5-10C.
Umiiliii I'
The supply. U limited and there Is
ix moro liberal demand , Especially for Iho host
stock. Clmloo country , 14OlOc ; packing
stook , lOfliac. tj
I'owi.Tnr Tlio demand has Im
proved during the cold snap and prices have
lumped a notch higher. Chickens. 0 < J7c : tur-
koyn. r > tllOc : geese mid tlttrku , OKUv. Infer
ior Ktm'k would fell below the iibovo llgtircs.
Ltvt : I'ot'l.Tiiv Then ) it mitno demand for
choice stock nnd tlio market Is fairly well sup
plied. Grmd stock U qilup\llo nt 5 .5'ic.
VKAI/ The arrivals u.f not bonvy nnd the
market llrm at pruvlmi * quotations ; cholco
mimll nnd fat veals , 7.3.7'Jc ' : thin or heavy ,
OJ15C. '
OAMK I'ralrlo chlckcnc , quail and venison
nro out of season , and t here Is but llttlo on the
market except ducks. Canada gacso , * 0 : mill
iard ducks , I2.005J2.50 ; Jack rabbits , tl.DOft
2.OO : small rabbits , } 1 ; wiulrrols , 76c.
Kdtis The cold storage eggs have boon
pretty well donned up and there Is a decided
change for the letter on the market. Fresh
stock , I.r > 57l0c ; cold storage , ll < & 12c : suited
egirs. OfMUe.
HOSKV Cliolco whlto clever , 15c ! Cali
fornia , lf e.
OVMTKIW Meillum , f. A. fj,13c : horseshoes ,
18c ; oxtr.i standards , 2Uc ; selects , 21c ; extra
selects. 22c ; company selects , 23c : counts , 30c.
NUTS Chestnuts , 12c per Ib.j Italian
chestnuts , 12,13c ; almonds , lnc ; Hngllsh wal
nuts , 12A14c : Illburts , 12Uu ; Itraill nuts. 11 ®
12ci pocnns , mrge. 12 140 : pecans , medium ,
lOc. The market on black walnuts Is loir ami
no ono wants to buy.
I'lDEH I'uro Juice , per barrol. 10.0030.50 ;
half barrel , I3.2533.6U ; Oregon , per barrel ,
J5.00it.-L50 ; half barrels , * 3.
SAfKitKitAfT-Por barrel , J5.G020.00 ; half
barrels. J3.OO5i3.25.
OIDKII I'uro Juice , per hbl. . $3.0030.60 ; half
bbl. , I3.25ft3.50j clarllled elder , per bbl , , * 5 ;
half bbl. , 13.
HBANR Callfornln hnnd-plckod navy. 11.903
2t)0 ; westrrn navy , 11.8531.90 ; common whlto
beans. Jl.6oai.75.
ONIONS Onions are quoted nt 60365c , and
on ardors at G5370c ; Spanish onloiu , per
ditto , f 1.50.
POTATOES Nebraska. Iowa and Minnesota
grown potatoes. In small lots from store , 055 ? .
70c ; saino In car lots , OOe : Colorado , from
store. 75c : Colorado lots , OS 70c.
OAIIHAOK Orders forcabbago from the coun
try uro filled at 2c per 111.
CKI.KIIV KOOM According to slzo , 40SOOJ
per doz.
Oni.Eitv Good slock , 35c ; extra fancy Cali
fornia. 5ocn.oo.
HWKKT POTATO F.S The supply Is fair ; good
stock , per bbl. , ? 3.50.
UiiKK.Y VKdBTAiiMis Spinach , per bbl. , S2 ;
salsify , 30ff 5c per doraulshos : , per
doz. , 35c : endive , per doz. , 75c ; onions ,
per doz. , 20c : ciiullllowor , per noz. , Jl.5032.00 ;
lettuce , pordoz. , 60375ccucumbors , { 2 ; toma
toes. per era to of 20 Ibs. , Jj ; string beans ,
? 2.60 per j-bu. box : parsley , per doz. , 30c ; egg
plant , perdu/ . , 22.50.
SAUKitKiiAUT Per bbl. , $5.5030.00 ; half
bbls. . J3.25.
FIIUITS
OUAI'E.S There are tie C.itawbas on the mar-
koti JIalasas. per 50-lb. bbls. , net , ? 5.253G.OO ;
Malagas , per65-lb. bbls. . net. } G.O030.50.
At'iM.KS The supply Is lUht on this market
and prices higher ; fancy western , $1.9032.00
per lx > \ .
t'HANiiKiiiilKs Cranberries nro arriving very
freely and are In good demand ; Capo Coif.
per bbl. . $0.0030.50 ; bell and bujle. 80.50 ;
Jersey , JG.003G.23 : bell and cherry , ij.
CALIFORNIA OIIANUBS--TIH' stock Is arriving
In good condition. Itlvor ido "uodllntrs , per
box , 42.50 ; Washington novels , J3.00.
TIIOI'JCAI. 'riUJITS.
HANANAS Prices remain nb.iut steady : par
bunch , large. JJ.03B2.60 ; per bunch , small t3
medium , $1.7532.00.
LEMONS Now Messina lemons , slzo 300.
S5.50 ; .slzo 300 , S525ft5.5Q.
On.VNnKS Moxlcans , in'Jc IXJY , $2.50 ; largo
ultvs , 82.25il2.40 ; fancy .Fiorldas . , J2.75 ; choice
Florldas. $2.00. i
TANOKHINES Per bo.Vr-i2.75.
GltAl'i : I'ltntT 1'or box.14. . . ,
Bear No. 1 black , . i large. 320.00325.00 ;
medium , $15 ; small , J8.00310.00 ; black year
lings. large , J12.UU8.15.UU : medium , $10 ; small
S7 ; black cubs , largo ; SC.OD3H.OO ; tnudlum.
Jj.OO3G.00 : small. $4 : Iblack Montana and
Kocky mountain , large. J18.00ii2i.00iiiedluni : ,
314 ; small , 310 ; blaclrMimtnmi , yearlings ,
large.312 ; medium , $8 ; Jnlall. $5 ; black Mon
tana cubs , large , 50.50 ; liiedlum , $4.50 ; small ,
$3 ; sliver tip , large. $2'hiedium. [ | $12 ; small
$8 ; silver tip yearlings , larrfe. ill ; medium , f8 ;
small , $5 ; silver tip cub * , large , JO : medium ,
* 4.50 ; small. * 3 ; brown , largo , t20.003-23.00 ;
medium , JIG ; small , $12 | yearlings , largo , ,
S10.00f6l2.00r meJlum.c4d ; small. $0 ; cubs
largo , 47 ; medium , 35 ; small , M ; badger No. 1
larco , J1.0O31.5U ; moilllim , OOc : siiiall , 60c :
Usher No. 1 large , gSfniedmm , $0 ; snmll-4 ;
fox silver , as to color 'ncfonlltig to beauty40
No. 1 lar e.nSlOO : mOfllum , * 60f small , * 40
silver pale , ucconllng r3 beauty , large , 350
medium , $30 ; small $ 'JO ; cross , lUrgc. $7 ;
medium , 83 ; small , $2 ; : rod. largo , $150 ;
medium , Sl. 5'- small , 91 ; gray , largo.
76c : medium , 60c : small , 40e : kit
large , 50c ; medium. 40c ; small , 30c.
lynx. No.l largo , * 3 ; medium. J-J ; small , 31.50 ;
marten. No. 1 , large , $2 ; medium , SI. 50 ; small ,
31 ; mink. No 1 , large , BUciT.M.OU ; medium ,
75c : small , Gee ; mink , dark. No. 1 , large , II ;
medium , Too ; small. 50cj mountain lion , per
fect head und feet. No. 1 , large , $1.003-2.00 ;
Imperfect skins. 25350c : otter. No. 1 , large ,
88 ; medium , G.0037.OO ; small , $5 ; ottr , pale ,
No. 1. large. $7 ; medium , $5small ; , 44 ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , large. 80c ; medium. OOo ; small. 60c :
raccoon , black , as to boauty. No. 1 , large , SOe'Q
52.00 ; skunk black , cisjd. No. 1 , large , $1.25 ;
medium , 75c ; small , 60c : short strlpa.l , large ,
31 ; medium , 70c : small. 45c ; narrow striped ,
largo , GOc ; medium , 40c ; small , 23e : broad
striped , large. 20 < (425 ( ; ; wolverine. No. 1 , largo ,
84 : medium , $3 ; small. $2 ; wolf mountain. No.
1. large. $3 : medium , i'2 ; small , 41.50 ; prairie ,
large , 70&75c : medium , GOc ; 'small , 50c ;
beaver per skin , No. 1 , large , 35.0030.00 ;
medium , $4.50 ; small. 22 ; kits , large. 32 ;
medium , $1.50 ; small , 75r : muskrats vrluior ,
No. 1 , large , loijllc : medium , 9c ; small , 7 < : i
fall , large , 839c ; medium , 7c ; small , Co ; kits ,
large , $2 < 33c.
Hints. TAHXJW. ETC.
HIPES No. 1 grcomhldtis , aj-JTiSc ; No. 2 green
hkles,2Ue : No. 1 greensalted hides , 3i33 ; < cNo. ;
2greon Milted hides , 232'4'ui ' No. 1 green salted
bides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3'e : No. 2groou salted
hides , 25 11)4. to 40 lln. . 2l2'ic : No. 1 veul calf ,
Bibs , to 15 UM..QiUCc ! : No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ibs.
to 15 Ibs. , . ie ; No. 1 dry Hint bides. 5c ; No. 2 dry
Hint hides , 3c : No. 1 dry halted hides , 4c.
r.irt cured hides 'jc per Ib. less than fully
cured
Sitr.Et1 PELTS Green salted , each. 25300c :
green salted sbcarlltig ; ( short wojleil early
skins ) , each 6315c ; dry shenrllngs ( short
woolo'l early skins' ' . No. 1 , each 5&10c ; dry
shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) . No. 2
each 6c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool jTBIts , per Ib. , actual weight , 516
He ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool belts , pjr Ib. , actuil weight. 43Go : dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool nalts , per Ib. ,
actual weight , 4f47c : dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4SGc.
St. l.'iuH .ttnrKuts.
ST. Lotus. Jan. 27. FI.OUK Lower ; patents ,
$2.9533.03 ; extra fancy , 32.0032.7O ; fancy ,
J2.2032.30 ; cnolce. $1.UOU2.10 ; rye Hour , 33 ;
buckwheat Hour. 30.2330.50.
WHEAT Opened unsettled nt but 1-lCc
above yesterday's close , and the day's range
was but ' ( c. the elo- being nt yi-storday'.s
linsil prices ; Nn. 2 red , cash and January ,
closed at 50cj February , 6Gic ; May , G0."ac :
, .
Con.N Went off ! e nn dull cables nud heavy
receipts , ; No. 2 ml.\ed , cash , vloied at 32Ttc ;
January , 33c : Fobrunry , 33 > ( a33je ; May ,
34 'ic ; July , 35ljc.
OATS \\ero weaker : No. 2 cash closed at
2SHc : Janu-iry , 28Nc : May. 30Mc.
KYK-48U for No. 2 east side.
HAULEY No trading.
IlltAN GIc east track.
Fl.AX SlCKII-il.02.
Ui.ovKit HKEO Fair to prime , $8.0039.05.
HAY Dull and unchanged ; prlmo to choice ,
* 9.0oai,00. )
llUTTEit rnchangedtseparalorcroamery , 22
(223u ; choice dairy , 193'JOc.
KiKH louver ; 12c.
I.EAO I'uchiiiiged : Mi' .
Sl'Rl.TiiK L'ncbnnieU73.30. ;
COIIN MBAir-l'nchaiiged ; $1.05.
WHISKY I'nchnnged : II. 16.
HAOOINO Uncluiuged-6'5'0c } : '
IKON COTTON TIBS Utw'hangod ; OjcriUl.OO.
I'ltovi.sio.NS Dull andettsy ; I'ork , standard
mess , $ l3.G2 > i. I.ardjnprlma steam , 37.75 ,
Dry salt meats , loose shoulders , $0.37i ! ; longs
and ribs , $0.75 ; shorts , S0.90 ; ho.xod , 16c. more.
Ilacon , packed should'irV. ' S7.25 ; longs , J7.375 ! ;
bhorts , ! $7.76 ; ribs , il.W ? .
S Flour , 3,01V)1 bbls. ; wheat , 0,000
bu. ; corn , 112OCObu. : ( flits 20,000 bu.
Suii'UU , S.Owtbnis. ; wheat , none ;
corn , 110.000 tin. ; oats , I7000 ; bu.
Kuntui
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 27. WIIKAT Was aliout
tie hlghor than yestcrduyt Nu. 2 hard , 6'Jc ! ;
ilv ;
IUiAX-Weak55tt5- ; ( _ .
MAY Firm ; timothy , J < J.OOiO.OO ; prairie ,
13.5030.50.
IliTTKit Firm ; creamery , 19323cdalry ; , 15c.
KuilS .Market weak at l2ic. !
i -Wheat. 16.500 bu. ; corn. 4.000 bu.
' . 25,000 bu.
Cotton .MurUet.
NKVT Oni.R\Ni ) , Jan. 27. Corrox Futures ,
Htoudri sale , 25,700 bales ; January. $7.35 ;
February. I7.30tt7.32 ; March , I7.4oa7.45 ;
April , tY.6&U7,50i May , 17.05 ; June. $7.72a
7.73 ; July. 7.8Mfc7.00t ( August. 7.85O7.90
Spot , quiet ; middling , 7 7-lGcs low middling
73-10c : good ordinary. G13-lGei sales , l.&QO
bales ; stock , 128.885 bales.
Kr. KoutH , Jan. 27. COTTON Quiet i mid
dling , upland , 7tic ; Bale * , 100 bales ; ship
ments. 2,900 bales.
Dulutli Wheat .Market.
Dui.rril , Jan. 27. The wock'u bu-lness
closed today with n llrm. quiet and steady
wheat market. Cluso : No 1 hard , cash ,
January , GOes .Miy , CJc ; July , W < " , No. 1
northern , ca h , 00M January , 6 Ve : May.
C2 ie ; July. G4Jic ; No. 1 northern , cash , 57 < ic ;
Na 3 , D2KC ! rojeeleil , 4GXc : ou track : No. I
Northern to arrive , G.V.
STOCKS AMI IIO.VHS.
llardlSnfllctont UiiMnrrM Yesterday to
Cntimltutn Mnrket.
NEW YOHK , Jan. 27. There was hardly
sudlclcnt business done on the Stock exchange -
change today to constitute n market outsldo
of Now England , Western Union , Sugar ,
St. Paul nnd Ixiulsvlllo & Nashville , nnd of
these the ilrst named fluctuated outside of a
limit of * < per ccut rnngo. At the opening
Iho prevailing tone was llrm and buyers
were a small fraction higher , but there was
llttlo or no buying nnd a slight reaction en
sued , the market going down of Its own
weight , rather than ny reason of any nres-
sure to sell. It was not until the last half
hour that the traders began selling New
Kngland , which , for lack of support from any
quarter , broke -V ; per cent , closing nt thu
lowest ilguro touched. The general list
was not materially affected by the break In
New England nnd closed fairly llrm. Llttlo
or nothing was done In the grangers outside
of St. Paul. Distilling nnd General Klcotrlo
wcro entirely neglected. Compared with
the Ilnnl sales of yesterday the changes at
the close were as a rule fractional. The
railway nnd miscellaneous bond market was
llrm throughout.
The following are the closing quotations on
ho leading stocks on the Now Yoric ex
change today :
AtchlAon . North Ameri'ti Co. .
Adams KxpreHS. . . IS'J Northern I'acllie. . 4H
Alton. T. II . 18 Xarllf rn 1 * . pr.t'd. 4HW'
do prof ! . 143 U. P. . 1) . A Unit. . . .
American Kxprms Ill ) Northwestern
Haltlmoni&Olilo. . 71 do uraf'd lll''K ' '
Canada PaclUa. . . . . 7li4 N. Y. Contra !
Canada Southern. . fiO , N. Y. A N. K.
Ontml 1'acllle. . . . 11 Ontario & Western
Chos.AOhlo . 17MOroyon Imp
Chlcaco Alton . .33 Oregon Nav
C..1I.AQ . 70 { 'o. ' 8. l _ &U. N
Ghlc.i7O Has . USMI Pacific Mall
CoiiHCilMnlLil Gas. . 123 llVorla. Dee. it K. . .
C. ( J. C. .t St. L .
Col. Coal It Iron. . . in i Pullman I'.Uaeo. . . 10 ! )
Cotton oil Cert .
Del. .tHiidscn . 183 'itlelinmnilTorm. ' . .
Del. I.aak.i West. 10MK ilo profd .
D. A It. ( I. profit. . SIM Illo ( iraiuls West. .
DK.tC.Kdrs. Co- 2imi ( to profd .
Erie . Ifl I Hock Island . 07M
do pri f il . .TJHSt.IMul . M )
Fort Wayne . lf > i ) doprefd . 118
Great Nortb'n pfil. 10'J St. Paul AOa 37H
Chl.A.Kasl.111. pfil ! ll : do profit 111) )
HocklM. Valley. . . ItiMiSonthcrnPaein. .
Illinois Central. . . . ll'JHISnirar llollnsry. . . .
St. I'aul .tllnlulli. . 23)t ) Twin. Co il A Iro.l.
Kan. A. Tsxas nf'd. Mcltlc .
LakoErloA WosU 15 | T , .t O. Cen. prjfd. 0 ! )
do profit . ( ill Union I'anlfla . 1 X
121 ! IJ. S Ktpress . r.i :
Ivcnd Trust . W..81.UAIM3. . . . . r.i7W
Louisville .t N . 4U do uref'tl . 14H
Ixjulsvlllo A N. A. . 1 > Wi-ll V.\rto Kxp. . . 14 !
.ManhallanCon . . . . 121 VtValcrn Union. . . . H4H
101 Whoelln * A. L. K. . . 12
Michigan CtMitral. . 0 do pref'd . 48
Missouri Paelflo. . . 2lfi ! M. ASt. ti . 10W
Moblli * A Ohio . 17 D. A H. G . 10
Nashville. C'hatt. . 71 ifi. K .
National Cordage. . 17K'Natlonal ' Linseed. .
do pref'd . : tH C. K.AI . JOM
N. J. Onlral . 114 do nrefil . Ob
NorfollcAU'.ufil. . JO III. AT. C . JIM
The range of prices as reported by J.V
Dcano & Co. , Hoard of Trade hall , Isas follows :
StockH. Open UlBh Ix > w.Clo9o | Yes.
Krle 1. 15 Ifi
Pad tie Mall 17M 171 * ! 17M , 17K
L. AN 4W 411V ? 4" > X
North western l : tlllO.I4il
Mo. Pacific 24'tl4'i 21
Union P.urllle 10M 111L - ' JU iio < ! '
N I'.ieltle , pTil HIM | 111'
N. Pacific com. . . . _ 4W
C. U. A Q
Hoc' : Inland- 07M ( Whi am
SUPaul fill fill
Western Union HI 8 IK HI
Sugar Trust is * 7 MI
New England
Atchltton 11 ? * !
Chicago Ga.s OliM Gli
Keudtnj.
Iil. A Hudson lll'-'HS
D.C. K
K. O. K
Cordasru .1 17K
The total sales of sw lcs today were 43.300
shares. Including : American Sugar , G.SOO ;
Burlington , 1,300 : Chicago ( ins , 1,200 ; Krle.
1.400 ; l.oiilsvllln & Nashvlllo , 4.UOO ; New
York A Now Kngland , 11,700 ; St. I'aul , 5,900 :
Western Union , 0,500.
Now Yorlc MUIIPJT .tlurkol.
Nnw YonK , Jan. 27. .MOSEY o.x CAM ,
Eusy at 1 percent.
I'lUMK MmtOANTii.K 1'Ai'Bit 3-j35S5 ! per cont.
. .BKLINO EXCIIANOH Steady , with actual
business lu bankers' bills iaa4.8GJi3t.87 for
demand , und f4.84 ? ® 4.85 for silxty-day.s ;
posted rates , J-l.bGQ4.ua ; coinmcrclal bills ,
I4.83y4.84.
Sir.VKii CKIITIFICATM G77.'c.
GovEii.VMK.vr Hosus Strong. State bonds ,
dull.
The closing quotations on nona ; :
Itostim Stuck Ouotations.
HOSTON. Jnn. 27. Cull loans , 115 2 per
cent ; tlmoloans , 'J S percent. Closltigquo-
tatlons on stocks , bunds und mining shares :
Now York .Mining oiiiiiittloiig ,
Nr.w YOUK , Jan. 27. The following are the
minim ? quotations :
Choler as. 1'lvniouin . : . . . 10
Crown Point 411 Sierra Nnvnila . 05
Con. Cal. A Va 250 [ Stniidanl . 125
De.irtwooit Ml I Union Con on
Gould A Curry 00 Yellow Jacket. . . . 55
Hale A Noreross. . . . fill Iron Silver. . 10
llomcstaki ! lOOOlqnlcksllver. . ISO
Mexican 83 tlo profd . I'JOO
Ontario f.lll ) Ilulwor . B
Oplilr 105
asked. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
London .Stock ( Miotiitioin ,
I.OXDOX , Jan. 27. 1 p. m. CUoso :
Consulsmoney-US ll-liMctxlc.in : ) | ordinary. 14K
Consols , ace'm..OS la-liPSt. Paid oomnion. . HOJ
Canadian Paclllu . Tim Now York Contra ) . 104
Erlo 1W Pennsylvania , 51
KrldlMH 711 jUoidlui ; 1U1M
IlllnolHCeiilr.il. . . ' . ) . lMcx.Cuii.lnlw In. . S' (
HAH 8n.vKii-30J4l pcro-t.
MOSBV ll'f per cont.
The rain of discount In the open market 'or
short bill ) , I'.ftl 15-10 percent and 2 percent
for three months ,
Woi'kly Hunk .Statement.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 27. TliC'Woukly bank state
ment sliou.s the following changes : Heservo ,
lucreaso , JO.288,550 ; lo.ans , decroa.so , { 014,300 ;
Hpccle. Inrreaso , 13,205,700 ; luxal tenders , In
crease , 14,3G,900 ! ) ; deposits. Inereasu , } 5,388-
200 ; circulation , decrease , Jti&.lKK ) .
The banks now hold $109,042,050 In excess
of the requirements of the 25 percent rule.
I'lnnnelul Notrs.
KANSAS CITV , Jan. 27. Clearings. $1,359-
554.
554.I'Ains
I'Ains , Jan , 37. Three per cent routes , OOf
05c for the account ,
Mr.Mrill * . Jan.27. Now York oxehunire , soil-
tnztpur. l'lcurlng , gtl8G,080i balances , * 7-
217.
217.HO.STON. . Jan. 27. Clearing , J10.000.07y ;
balances , M.271.484. I'or the week , $71,088-
034 : baUneos , 01054,000.
HAI.TIMOIIU , Jan. 27.-ClearliiK * . 11.839,033 ;
balances. J331.710. 1'or the weou , * 12,177-
143 ; b-lauceslG5H,531.
I'llll.ADKl.flllA. Jan. 27. Cloarlmrs , J7.259-
000 ; D.klnm'es , (1,271,097. Tor tha week , { 52-
158,410 ; balances , b,4oO,244.
CINCINNATI , Jan. 27. Money , 3OG per cont.
Now York exchange , 25&35c premium. Ulear-
IIIKS , } ,2001,950 ; for ttio week , * 11,280,850.
Uilii'Aiin , Jan. 27. Call loans , 4 percent ;
time , 0 per cent. L'loarltiKs 110,500,000 ; for
the week , J70.500.000 : for the corresponding
weuk last year. 198,531.000. Ixinv York ox-
chiingc,50c premium. Htorllne uxchuiiKo dull ;
tl.88 on call ; 11.84 fur sixty days.
ST. Lotus.'Jnn. 27.-C'lonrlnss. 14,152.344 ;
this week. 1.1,417,070amo ; week In 1893.
U24.054.345 ; last neck , { 24,871,007 : balances
today,4751,144 : this week. 14.415.004 : samu
week in 1893 , t.87G,03G ; last week , $4,825.024.
) Ioney dull nt 037 per cent , lixchunxo on
Now York , 60i < premium ,
NEW YOUK , Jan. 27.The exports of specie
from the port of .New York amounted totsQ5-
584. The Imports for the week were : Uon-
eral inerrhuiidlie , 15,230,414 ; dry goods , II-
700,973 ; spc.-le , 1141.3'J. . I'learlnx * . 105,055-
333 ; balance. , 13,78 ,370. Tor the week ,
431,44u,6u7 ; balance , t.9,88UBCO ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Week Just Olosotl Ono of the Dalleit Ever
Known for.Oattlo.
TRADE IN A DEMORALIZED CONDITION
Consumptive Drnnml Itmtrlctotl niul Sup-
pile * hulling short Hogs .More
Active mill Soiling Itctter Sheep
Tr.Ulo Itiithcr bloir.
SATfittUT , Jan.27.
The stormy weather during the early part
of the week nnd the bad marKets during the
latter part of the week resulted In very
light receipts , both cattle and hog supplies
showing n marked falling off ns compared *
with a week ago atul a year ago. The fig
ures nro ns follows :
Cattle , lloss. Shoop.
KecclptsthU week lU.Uia 24.0U5 11,003
Receipts last week 14,0'JO 20,031 5,194
Anne week last year. . . . 1W.G3S 'JO.OdS 4,100
Hccolpts for the past four weeks , as com
pared with the corresponding period last
year , show n decrease in cattle of about 20-
( XX ) head and hogs decrease about idOO ; )
head. In sheep there has been a slight In
crcaso , something like 4,000 head.
There have been worse woes In the cat
tle market than thU , but very fuw of them ,
and about the only cause for it is the very
limited consumptive demand. People are
hard up , or think they are , and lots of folks
who usually considered meat n neces
sity look upon it this year ns a lux
ury. Receipts have fallen off nearly ! ! 0
per cent us compared with last year , while
the demand has fallen off , if butchers are to
bo bellowed , fully 00 per cent. There may
boa bettor time coming , but buyers are not
banning on it to any great extent. At any
rate It was a dull , weak market from start
to finish , and with prices declining every
day the week's decline amounted to 2. j to
40c on all grades.
Itnll anil Unevenly laitvur ,
The market today was simply a sample of
what it has been all week. Keccipts wcro
light and the demand was of the same in
different character. Sellers had hard work
to get buyers to look at their holdings , and
the bids received were generally lower ,
although as usual very uneven. The
quality of the offerings wus
nothing extra , but buyers uro always
moro captious as to quality when the mar
ket is going down lhaii when it is iroiug up.
The cattle that brought f4 weighed I.40U
los. and wcro choice , while fair to very good
stock sold around ? : ! . : ) to fi.UT > . Trade
dragged along through the entire dav , and
at the close there were several load * still
unsold.
About a third of the supply today was cow
stuff , and while , tlio trade was not particu
larly active the prices paid were hardly
quotably lower than Friday , although nil of
40c lower than the close of last week.
Cunners sole1 down rs low ns ? t , and
choice fat heifers brought. $3.05. Fair to
good butchers' stuff sold very largely at
from $2.10 to f-.GO. Common to choice veal
calves brought from $2 to $5.50 , or about
steady prices. Hough stock of all kinds was
in indiftercnt demand and lower , common to
very good bulls , oxen and stags selling at
from $1.85 to fJ-bo.
The stacker and feeder tra.lo was quiet
and featureless. Hardly anything was going
oil , neither supply nor demand being very
heavy. The few that sold went at about
steady prices , and the tone to thu trade was
firm. Good to choice feeders are quoted at
S3ton.70 ; tailto good nt S2.70 to $11 and
lighter , commoner grades at from $2.70
down.
1
SHIPPING ASH BXI'OHT.
15 1335 3 35 15 . 1282 3 50
MIXED.
9 . 810 300 10 1228 330
COWS
3 . . . . 053 1 00 10 .1040 2 45
1. . . . . 790 1 50 12. .1100 2 45
1. . . . . 850 1 05 12. . 948 a 45
13. . . . . 849 1 85 13 .1045 2 45
3. . . . . 995 1 UI ) .1110 2 45
1. . . . . 8JO 1 90 . 950 2 50
4 , . . . . 010 2 00 1120 250
3. . . . . 820 2 00 .1125 2 60
5. . . . .1120 2 00 . 740 2 50
1 . . . . BOO 2 00 .1018 2 50
7. . . . . 780 2 00 21. . 914 2 DO
4. . . . . 820 2 00 14. . 928 2 50
o . 9GO 2 00 10. .1100 J 55
3. ' ! ! ! . 833 2 00 21. . 787 2 55
i. . . . . 930 2 00 22. , 1039 J GO
.1230. .2 00 18. 958 J 00
8. . . . .1031 2 OO 9. .1120 2 05
3. . . . .1110 2 OS 10. . 972 2 05
4 . ( . . 937 3. ) 200 2 05 ,
9. . . . . 851 2 10 0. .1233 2 05
4. . . . . 880 2 10 . 980 2 G5
24. . . . SOB 2 10 800 2 70
o . 990 2 10 15. .1112 2 70
oSi ; ! ' . 700 2 10 1. .1211) ) 3 70
2. . . . ,1105 2 20 1 . 920 2 70
4. . . . .1077 2 20 1 . 8HO 2 70
1. . ' . . 800 2 25 10. .1000 2 70
15. . . . . 901 2 25 24. .1022 2 70
I. . . . . 920 4 112.1 2 75
1 . . . 980 2 25 2O. . 070 2 80
19. . . . . 900 J 35 7. .1194 2 85
23. . . . . 790 _ -111 1. .1400 2 90
12 . . . .1073 2 40 40. .1132 2 90
5. . . . . 954 2 40 38. . . 1229 3 00
G. . . . . 771 _ 40 25. . 909 3 05
3. . . . . 940 2 45 25. , .1058 3 05
. 090 2 00 1. . . . 330 2 50
. 010 a oo 0. . . . . 791 2 55
. 930 2 10 5. . . . . 942 2 99
. 010 3 25 .1110 .1 00
. 700 3 35 . 852 3 00
CAfiVti ) .
2GO 2 00 . 180 4 50
3. . 250 a oo . 100 5 00
7. 320 a oo . 130 5 00
7.i 7.J J . 330 2 10 . 140 5 25
i ! . 300 2 25 . 110 5 25
4. . 457 3 80 . 120 6 25
1. . 240 3 00 . 135 5 60
1. 4 50 1. . . . . 200 5 50
nur.us.
1 , . 1580 1 R5 .1540 240
1 . 1130 1 90 .1400 2 40
1 . . . . . .1450 a oo .1020 2 40
1 . 1150 2 00 . 840 2 40
1 . . . .11)1)0 ) a 10 .1820 2 45
1. . . . .1200 a 20 .1595 2 60
1o . . . .1330 a 25 .1000 a co
o . . . . 000 2 25 .1220 2 05
1T . .1200 3 25 . 1700 2 05
i . 2 25 1740 2 05
i .1410 3 35 .1310 2 05
i , .1290 2 35 .1300 2 75
i .1600 3 40 .1540 2 75
2 , .1425 240 1400 2 76
1 . 040 2 40 14 50 2 85
3 , . 780 2 40
ATOCKRItS AND I'KKIII'.IIS ,
1 . . . . 580 230 1 820 300
1 , . . 82O 2 50 1 800 3 OO
n i ; . . . . 385 3 50 11 890 3 00
nI 840 3 GO 1 030 3 00
1 730 3 70 li 833 a 10
4 493 3 75 3 10-10 3 II )
1. . . . . 070 2 HO 6 716 3 20
5 770 285 5 050 325
20 , . , . .790 200 1 1250 335
4 , . . . .805 390 35 1189 336
1 720 3 00
COI.OIl.UH ) OATTI.K.
13 hulls..1150 210 54 cow * . . . 829 216
fdrs. . . . 872 225 28cows. . ! HS2 235
fdrs. . . . 8S8 3 10
l.lttlo Cliimgo In Hogs ,
There Imvo been no changou m the hog
market or the conditions aiaVoundliic thu
trade during tha pant week. Supplies havn
been somewhat lighter than expected ai.d
for tills i-eauou the /erago of prices for thu
week was somewhat higher than last ,
although tlio close showed a 60 to lOo
decline compared with lust Saturday. Thu
decrease in pork packing at western
points compared \vlth last year bus been re
duced to about 100,000 hogs , nud It begins to
look that belorn many days thU decrease
will glvo place to an Increase. The Increase ,
however , cannot possibly bu large enough to
seriously cnuumbor the trade , and whllo
prices may and probably will to lower ,
there are fewer men who prod let a radical
decline than there were n few months ago.
Receipts today were the heaviest of the
weok. This xras against the * sellers. Thcro
wcro lower markets everywhere else , i'h
was also aealust the sutlers. Thcro wu § r.o
shipping nnd scarcely tiny speculative do-
niaiid , and this was also against the
sellers. Ixwil houses had the
Held to themselves , nnd , ns they
wc.n. . nll0 ! P l'wt ' the seller. , price *
rulwl lOo to 15o lower than Friday , nltfiotiaU
trading was totlrnbly nctlvo nt the de
cline. Two or throe choice Unlit
bulchor weight loads brought $ . _ , ' . .
nnd some poor light stuff sold for f.lu !
The blif bulk of the fair to peed ho.s of
nil weights , however , sold at W. 15 nnd J.VJO.
or about n dlmo lower th.in l-Vldny. when
the bulk of the trading was nt $ .VTi itntl
? . > . . ) , nnd Oo to lOe lower than n week ago
today , when jv3 was the popular price
Itcprmrntittlvit Sales.
142..237 000 n in
79..240 80 5 in
07..285 121) ) 0 15
08. . . .251 80 5 in
00 . . .240 120 n 10
05. . . .215 0 in
09. . . so n in
00. . . 40 n in
70. . . 243 100 n 15
53. . . . 242 ice n 15
" 120 5 15
! _ 120 5 10
00..313 280 5 10
75..253 100 5 15
49 . .200 5 15
Miuop Trade Mow.
Them was a falrsupplyof sheep but no im
provement in the demand from nny quarter ,
and trndn was slow with prices quotably
Fiuuit lu UI1U1UU * iu IU IUV
Representative sales :
No. \vt. I'r.
-92 native ewes . bl f2 35
- - , . . . and Disiitimioa 01 .Stuck.
oni lul rjc Jlpti si't 1 dliy nlllD'i of sfialc ai
shownbv tlio b.i' ) ' -if Ui > Union Stj : ' < Yar.H
- oiniiany for Hit twenty-fourhiur.ondln ; at
5o'cloou-p. m , , January 27 , 1831 ;
KKCEIITS.
l.lvi' Slock .M
C'lliCAdO. .Inn. 27. The few cattle Unit were
on .sale at yesterday's prlco.s were sold , hut
others carried their .slocks over , hoping for a
better market on Monday. Many stale cattle
of common qualities were still In the hands of
salesmen , but they uttr iftcd no atu ntlun
from buyers , and the funeral market \viis
almost at a staiuNtlll. Local Hliiu htorers
wanted no cattle and only such few lots as
were suited to special shipping orders .fount !
sain. Knlr 1,130 lt > . steers sold to an eastern
shipper ut 13.30 and tlio few other sales were
nt correspondingly low prices. About 500
Toxnscuttlo came In , half of which went lo
Morris nnd Armour direct. A string of 99
good 887-lb. grass Texans sold ut $2.00 and a
live-toad bunch of good fed Texans was hold
over for Monday's market. The market closed
very weak , wjth many useful cattle still un
sold.
In the ling market , business was active , with
prices fully lOc lower than the bulk of sales
yesterday , but about the same as ut the close
of yesterday. Itoiish and common sold at
from J5 to J5.10 ; packers and ml.ied , from
$5.20 to $5.75 ; prime , heavy nnd butcher
weights , from Jo.-ID to $5.50 ; prime light , from
S5.40 to J5.45.
The receipts of sheep were chiefly mixed
natives and all found an outlet to the slaugh
terers nt steady prices. The lamb market was
quiet , with but few sales. A llttlo bunch of
choice 85-lb. lambs bold at $4.50 , and u string
of t.wenty-ono llttlo 49-lb. Texan "monkeys '
nt J2.50. Iale sales have bi'en on a basis of from
J3.1O to J3.00 for fair to choice western mut
tons , from $2.50 to 13 fur fair to Bond mixed
natives , and from Sl.GO to $2.40 for culls
und thin stuff. A few fancy native muttons
liavitsold fliirlnu' the week nt from $3.75 to
$4 , the latter prlco having been paid for u llt
tlo hunch of fancy 157-lb. Shropshire * . I'rlmo
Iambs were quotable at $4.70 ; fair to good
grades ut from ? 3.75 to 24.50 nnd cull lots ut
from * 2.60 to 43.50.
Kuceluts : Cattle , 1,200 head ; hogs , 13,000
head ; sheen , 1 MOO head.-
The Evening Journal renorts :
OATTI.K Uecelpts. 1,200 head ; shipments ,
none ; no business of note nnd no sales ; ex
pressing quotations unchnngfd ; prlmo steers ,
* 4.00f45.30 ; others , .50 < 2H.76 ; common , J3.50
04.25.
HodS Uecolpts , 13,000 head : shipments ,
4.0UO head ; market nctlvo. but UV lower than
the bulk of the sales yesterday ; packers. $5,10
(25.35 ( ; prime heavy and butcher weights ,
J5.40i55.50 ; pork , light. f5.304J5.40.
SllKEt' AND I.AMIW Uoculpts , 1,000 bond :
shipments , none ; not bulllclent business to
make a market.-
KUII.VIH City Iivo atocic Market.
KANSAS OITV. Jan. 27. OATrr.n-Uocolnls.
2,400 bead ; Rhlpmonts , 2,500 head ; market
slow , steady : Tuxus stoois , if3.OOK3.40 : TuxilM
und native eows. il.GOfj3.25 ; shipping steers ,
J4.00i5.20 ; butcher slock , i3,15ft4.uO ; lookers
and feeders. t.G033.70 ,
llodii Uecelpts 4,700 bead ; shipments.
1,700 head ; market opened strong , closed weak
to 5c lower ; bulk. * .Y20ii5.25 ; heavy , packers
and mixed. J5.10Q5.35 ; lights , Yorkers und
Digs. $ 1.05115.30.
SiiHKf Uocutpts , 1,700 head ; shlpmnnts ,
GOO head ; market about steady.
I'EOHIA , Jan. 27. CHUN Market active ,
easier : No. 2. 3Hfc : No. 3 , 33 , je.
OATS Market quiet , slow ; No. 2 white , 29c ;
No. 3 whllo , 2828r. !
KVK Market nominal ; No. 2. 4GQ-I7C.
WIIISKV Market , llrm ; high \vlnus , basis ,
{ 1.15.
KKCEIITS Wheat. 1,200 Int. ; corn. 00,250
bu. ; out ! > , 25,300 bu. ; rye , none ; barley , 6CUO
1m.
1m.Sim'Mr.NTS Wheat , none ; corn , 3,250 bu. ;
oats , 10,600 bu. ; rye , n'inn ; barley , 0,300 bu.
St. I. HUM l.lvn Slu < ; K AlltrUnt.
ST. Louis , Jan. 27. OATTI.K Itocolpl.s , 3,000
head ; shipments. 000 head : market slow. lOc
lower ; very good fed steers , J3. 70 ; others , J3.00
© 3.40 ; calf market stronger.
lions Receipts , 2.700 bead ; shipments.
1,1)00 head ; murltot M610c lower ; butchers'
gradesv5.30a5,40j mixed , { 5,0025.30 ; light ,
i1 Receipts. 200 head ; shipments , 200
head ; market steady ; muttons , )3.)0fl.OO. (
NIDIIX City l.ivn Mine *
Sioux CITY , Jan. 37. lions Uecolpts , 1,700
head ; olllolal yesterday , 1,537 head ; ship
ments. 800 head : market lOc lower ; 15.10 ®
5.15 ; bulk , iJ.lll/tJ.l-Vi.
OATTI.K Itecelpt-s , 100 head ; oniclal yester-
day,497 head ; shluments , 173 head ; market
slow ; cow , fl.257t2.75i Ntookors , < 'J,25Q
3,25 ; bulls , tl.752.50 ; oxen , 41.50 _ > 3,00.
Stork In fillii. _
Itocolptsof llvostnalf at no four prlnilpil
western murkou.Saturday , January 27 :
Cattli > . llo.s. Mbeoi ) .
South Omaha 1.G02 0,219 990
Chicago I' OUD 13.000 1UO < )
IvunsasOlty 2.400 4,700 1,700
Si I.ouU ; 3,000 2,700 200
"
Total 10,0'j0,019 3b90
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