THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 1 , 1891.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
loaluro of the Grab Market Yesterday Was
Extreme Dullness ,
WHEAT FLUCTUATED AND CLOSED LOWER
Bomo lluylng CIIURCI ! bf " Aihnnco In tlio
dull Arllr.lo lit ailnnciipollii Bent
1'rlccH Up to Yc tcrdiiy'
gnutntlons.
CHICAGO , , Jan. 81. The feature of the
praln market today was the extreme dull
ness and the narrow range of prices. Wheat
closed MO lower after fluctuating vvitWn a
arrange. May corn nnd May oats are unchanged -
changed and provisions slightly higher all
around ,
Wheat began the day with a tired feeling
nnd at n decline of } { c from yesterday's
closing price for May at M fc. Cables were
unsatisfactory to the bulls. Liverpool xvns
low and prlvato telegrams < vbro dlscounig-
Ing , Tliero wus a rumor tluit the Austrian
government was contcmplatlnR increasing
the duty on flour to seven francs , and advices -
vices from the Argon tlno said that flour
was being offered freely. Ililt with all the
bearish news the market held uo steadily.
.A little buy Ing , caused by an advance in cash
wheat at Minneapolis , sent prices up to
yesterday's ' closing figures after May had
dropped j c under the opening price. There
was not sunk-lent demand , however , to
maintain the advance nnd a decline followed.
May closed but Jtfo from the day's.top '
figures at 03c. May opened at 035 < c. de
clined } $ < : , advanced % u. reacted } fc , ad
vanced Jffc and closed at ( KJ c.
In corn only a moderate speculative trade
was witnessed , the market covering a very
narrow range , with operations conllned to
room traders. A comparatively steady feeling -
ing cxU'ed and the undertone was rather
more firm. Heccipts wore slightly under the
estimate , and this helped to sustain prices.
The market opened a little easier with wheat
on the bright weather and sold off a frac
tion further , when a good demand sprang up
for May around aa c , and the price rallied
from } ( c to I4o , ruling steady , and closed at
today's figures.
There was a fairly good trade In oats.
There was moderate selling by longs , ojtnot
cnoutrh to materially affect prices. May
opened % c lower at 2 Jc. advanced c and
closed at tlio top at yj } c.
Some strength was developed in the spec
ulative market for provisions. Prices were
unchanged at the opening nnd then ad
vanced steadily for n time. A steady feel-
liz prevailed later on and on an improvement
In the demand for shipment nnd on the re
port that there would bo a falling off in tlio
receipts of live hogs in the near future
the market closed near the top figures of
the day. Compared with last night May
pork is Ifli c higher ; May lard 7) ) c higher
and May ribs 7 > c higher.
Estimated recuhlts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
110 cars ; corn , ! 130 cars ; oats , 05 cars ; hogs ,
20.000.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
COI1N No. 2.35ic : No. 3 yellow , 34&34'c.
OATS-NO. 2 , 27i28c ; No. 2 white , 33jjc ;
No. 3 white , 2031c.
UYB No. 2 , 44 44 c.
UAIIMJY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 47@53c ;
No. 4 , 44Q48C.
KrAX SKED-NO. 1 , J1.381J.
TIMOTHY SUKD 1'rlmo , J4.20.
I'OIIK Moss , per bbl. , I12.90O12.92H : lard ,
per 100 Ibs. , $7.62i } ; short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
IO.G5@G.90 ; dry aal'cd .shoulders tboxcdi ,
IO.26ffiG.60 : short clear sides ( boxed ) , $7.00 ®
7,50.WHISKY
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
11.16.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the Produce cxchanze today the butter
market WHS llrmj creamery , 2023JJc. Estcs ,
itcady ; fresh , 14c.
Now York Market * .
NEW YonK , Jan. 31. Ff.oun Kecelpts , 13-
600 bbls.j exports , 12,700 bbis. : sales , 10,000
plKa. ; market steady and moro active with
boino export trade In extras ; city
mill patents , $4.154.35 ; city mill clears ,
I3.36@3.GO : Minnesota patents , J3.50S
8.95 ; Minnesota bakers , J2.25@3.GO : winter
patents , $3,253.50 ; winter straights , $2.70 ®
0.00 ; winter extras , $2.00 ; winter low grades ,
1 1.60 2.20 ; hoilthorn Hour , more active ; com
mon to fulr extra , $2.20142.50 ; rye flour
Ktcncly fnncy , 12.85 ; buckwheat Hour , dull ;
UOHNMKAI/- Active ; llrandywliio , 82.70 ; yel
low western , * 2.552.76.
HYE Nominal ; liuiuary , CCc delivered.
UAUi.iiY Dull ; ungraded western , 55ttO-lc :
No. 2. Milwaukee , oaaosc. '
HAIIMSYM ALT Dull : western , 75ffi80c.
WIIUAT Kecoipts , none ; exports. 8,000 bu , ;
sales , 795,000 fm. futures , 112,1)00 ) bu. spot.
Bpot market dull but xtoady ; No. 2 rod , In
store und elevator , GSJJe ; .xlloat , G7J c ; f. o. b. ,
GGTjc ; No. 1 northern. Tfi'ic. Options opened
weaker on discouraging cable advices anil
moro forehn soiling und moved wltbln narrow
limits all day. Closed about steady on export
buying of cash wheat at IJtt.Ui ; not docllno.
Kobruary , C5ilG5e ; , closed at GGJic ; March
closed at GGlfi : ; May , G8y09c , closed at
U8'ic ; July , 70V4 70 ic , closed at 70yc ; December -
comber closed at 75jc. }
UOHN Hccelpts , none. ; exports , 201,200
bu. ; sales , 440,000 bu. futures , 18,000 bu.
suot. Suet murliet steady , dull ; No. 2 , 43c
nominal In elevator ; 44c atloat ; Options mar
ket opened weaker with wheat , closed weak
at ? < i4ic net decline ; Kobruary , 42J { ©
43 3-lGc. closed at 424'c : May closed at 44-lc.
OATS Hociluts.31oooibu. ; exiioris.l.OOO bii.i
sale GG.OOO bu. futures , 38,000 bu.spot. Spot
nuirUot dull and oaHlcr ; No. 2 , 34c ; No. 2 do-
llvurod , 35c : No. 3 , 331ic ; No. 2 white , 3Gjc :
No , 3whlte , 36Mc ; track , mlxoa western , 35U ;
track , will to Western. 3540c ; track , white
ate. 803-lOc. Option market dull all day
nnd weaker with corn , closed at K4c ! not
decline ; Kobruary , 3t.34Uc ( , closed at 34c ;
March , 34SQ34 tc , closed at 34'ic ; May
closed 33"c.
HAY tjiiiot : ahlppln HKc ,
jUn-a Steady ; state , common to choice , 1C ®
S Dull : wet salted Now Orleans
fclucted , 46 cGO Ibs. , 4V { < t5ijc ; Texas , so-
lecti'd , 3550 llw. , 4w3c ; lliicnos Ayres. dry.
2032 libs. . lOKailCi Texas , dry , 24&30 Ibs.
ti * .
IiKATiiKit Steady ,
I'ltovisiONslleef , steady ; family , H4.007J
15 00 ; extra mtss. a.6tMi9,00 ; beef hams , 817 ;
city family , t20.oua23.uo. Out iiicntM , steady :
pickled Ii < tllu8,74iiiicto ) ; pickled shoulders , oua
D3c ; pickled hams , ( Mi fiUlic. i.ard , dull ;
westnnihtcam closed at 47.90 bid , Jtl asked ;
iiilt-H , 110110 ; Kubruary closed 87,85 nominal ;
May. i7.H6iimiilnal | rullncil , easy ; continent ,
rs.26 : Houlli Amnrlcanitd.66 ; compound , 0 > ;
itli'ii * . I'ork , ijulut and steady ; now moss ,
H4,60 < 314.7o ; extra prime , ' 3.OOai4.00 ;
fHiully , tl5,60lU.OO ; abort clear , 816.50(0) ( )
I'IUTTKII Kalrjy active , steady ; woHtorn
dairy , KH ® 17ci western croamury , 18327c ;
\vcstornfaclory.l2msi8c ! KlgliiH. 27c ; state
dairy , liit'-2c ) ; Ktate creamery , 17Si22c.
I'IIKKSK Moro active , llrmrr ; large , 10 ®
lo 4Ct small. 10S&l2 c ; part skims , 4ttlOc :
full NklniH , 24I3c.
KiiilH Dull and lower ; Ice liousf , $2.50Q3.50
iiurcase ; wcaiurn frosli , liic ; ttouthern ,
It'io , Kccclpl-s 6,735 pkgs.
TAI.I.OW I'lrmcn city iJ2 per pkg , ) ,
couuliy ( pkis. free ) , 5 So.
I'r.riioi.uu.M-Dull ; United closed at 80o bid.
ItosiN-Uulot ,
Tuui'BNTJNBSteady ,
HICK Steady ; domcbtlc , fair to extra , 3 > i ®
DHc ; Japan , 4 > ® > ic.
Moi.AS8) Steady ; Now Orleans , open ket
tle. good to cbolci1 , 28aOc.
SUIIAU Uaw , linn ; fulr rollnlnj ? . 2STi
2 Il-lGc ; ceiitrlfugala , 90 test , 3&3 l-loo ;
rellned , Hteady ; olt A , 3X&4KO ; mould A ,
4 7-lJaric ( : Htundar.I A. 4 l-lG Uc :
coafcctiouuru A , 4 l-lUtiiUci cut louf , 4 16-
10Jl5Ue : cruslicil , 4 115-10ft3' ' < ri powdared ,
47-10it4' ei Kriinulatod , 4'i'ft6inc ' ,
I'll ) IllON-Diltl ; AmorleAii.l2.00iiir..OO.
CoiTEii Itaroly steady ) lake , HOaskod.
I , BAD Firm ! uotncsilp , * 3,2i > .
Tix-Qillot. steady : straits , * 10.70 bid.
Hi'Kt.TKit-l'Irini dompfttli * . 93.65 bid : sales
oil 'chiingc , 60 tons April tin , 119.75.
Onmlm I'rndiicc atiirkct ,
' IltJTTKii There Is BOIIIO Improvement In the
market , and the best butter commandi a
hotter ligurn than forKomotlmn past. Uholco
country , 10ai7c ; packing stock , BftlOc.
Dniifunu I'OCWitv Tlio domnntl has Im
proved during the cold simp and prices have
juiiipud 11 notch bltfueci P-i'pKen. , fW&7ci turkey -
key , 9'SlOc ! nccsonnd um'ks , O lOi1. Tiifor-
jor slock would sell below the aliovo llgurcH.
IjtVK I'oifi.Titv There U some demand for
choice stock and the market N fairly well sup
plied. Good stock Is quotable at 53jc. ! , .
VRAf < The arrivals urj not heavy and the
market firm at pruvlous iiiiotattonsi cholco
small and fat veals , 77ie ; thlti or heavy ,
.
OAMK I'ralrlo chickens , quail and venison
are out of season , and there It but llttlo on the
markpl except ( luckH. Canada goose , JG : mal
lard dticki , I2.00ii2.60 ; jack rahhlti , $1.60i&
2,00 : small rabblM , tl ; scjulrrols , 75c.
Kdds The receipts are heavy and the
market SOOIIH panicky. There Is no salu for
cold storauo or Mailed fitook. The bulk of the
sales are at 12'4Wl3c. ' Kroih stock , 12l3c ;
cold Moraicc , lOcillc : salted eggs , 9itlOc.
HO.VKV Cholco whlto clover , 15c ; Cali
fornia , Ulc.
Ov.miw : Medium , I. X. I * . , 13c : horsoshoei ,
18ri ; > xtm Htandardi , 20c ; soli'Ctx , 21c : oxtr.i
bclir.ts , 22c ; company selects , 23c : COIIIIIH , 30c.
NiiTS-JheifniiM , * 12c per II ) . ; Italian
chestnuts , 12i13c ; llmonds , 18c ; KnglNh wal
nuts , I2'tfcl4c : Illbarn , 12Ke ; llrazll nuts , llffl
12c : pi-caim , largo , 12jai4c : pecans , modltim.
lOc , The market on black walnuts Is low and
no ono wants to buy.
Olimit I'urn Juice , par barral , $3.0330.50 ;
half barrel , f3.2533.60 ; Ocgon , par barrel ,
t5.00U5.50 ; half barrels , 3.
HAUUiiuiiAirr-l'or barrel , $5.6030.00 ; half
barrels. J3.00'ii3.25. '
( Jllinii I'uru juice , per bbl. , J0.00 < 30.50 : half
bbl. . ? 3,255.3.5U ; clarlllcd cldur , pur bbl. , J5 ;
half bbl. , i3.
VnnETAIH.K- ! .
HRANSCalifornia hand-picked navy , Sl,90fd
2.00 ; wcsti-rn navy , $1.8.t 1.90 ; common wliltu
bcaim , $1.50 1.75.
ONIONS -Onions are quoted at 503G5c , and
on orders at 1)03700 ) ; Spanish union * , pur
crate , $1.60.
I'UTATOi's Nebraska , Iowa and Minnesota
grown potatoes , In small lots from store , OQift
7o ( ) ; sanio In car lots , GOi : ; Colorado , from
store , 76c : Colorado lots , G8370c.
t'AiniAnK ' Orilersfor cabbage from the coun
try are tllh'd at 2c p-rll ) .
CirKHY : Koow According to sUe , 403GOJ
per do/ . -
( 'ci.r.HV Oood stock , 33c ; extra fancy Oall-
fornla , fit ic1-t 1.00.
SWKCT I'OTATOKS Tno supply U fair ; good
slock , per liljl. , JM.oO.
Uitnn.v Viir.TAiiiK3 : ! Spinach , per bbl. , $2 ;
salsify , 30 { 3. ! per doraiilshcs ; , per
doz. , 35c : endlvo , per doz. , 76c ; onions ,
pcrdoz. , 20c : cauliflower , per doz. , $1.5032.00-
lettuce , per doz. , 60375o : cucumbers , J2 ; toma
toes , per crate of 20 Ibs. , $2 ; Ktrlnjj beans ,
2.50por Ji-bu. box ; parsley , pcrdoz. , 30o ; es ?
plant , per do/ . , J2.60.
SAtJcuiciiAtnv-l'er bbl. , $3. 6030.00half ;
bbls. , .J3.25.
Q RAPES There arn no Catawbas on the mar
ket ; Malagas , Dor 50-lb. bbls. , not , $5.2r > 30.00 ;
Malagas , per 65-lb. bbls. , not , $ G.OOSG.50.
A WWW The supply Is light on this market
and prices higher ; fancy western , 41.9032.0J
per box.
CnANHKiilUKS Cranberries are arriving very
freely and are In good demand : Capo CoJ ,
per bbl. . $3.0030.50 ; boll and bugle. JG.50 ;
Jersey , ? G. 0030.25 ; boll and cherry , 15.
OAMKOIINIA OIIANOKS Tim stock U arriving
In good condition. KlversldO seedlings , per
box , $2.50 ; Washington novels , 43.00.
TltOPICAI , FIIUIT3.
DANANAS 1'rlcos remain abaat stoa'ly : par
bunch , largo , S2.0932.60 ; per bunch , small ta
medium , $1.7532.00.
LEMONS New Messina lemons , size 300 ,
15.50 ; slzo 300 , $525'35.50.
OUANOKS Mexicans , per bav , $2.50 ; largo
sl/.us , $2.23if.2.40j fancy Florida ; ) , S2.75cholco
KIorIdas,32.GO.
TANOEIUNH.S 1'or box , $2.75.
GRAPU t-'ttuir 1'or box , ? 4.
rmtft.
Hear-No. 1 black , largo , $20,00323,00 ;
medium , $15 ; small , $8.00310.00 ; black year
lings , large , $12.00315.00 : medium , $10 ; small
$7 ; black cubs , largo , * G.O)38.00 ( ) ; medium ,
t5.003G.00 : small. $4 : black Montana and
Itocky mountain , large. $18.oo322.00modlum ; ,
$14 ; small , 810 ; black Montana yearlings ,
largc$12 ; medium , $8 ; small , $5 ; black Mon
tana cubs , large , 3G.50 : medium , $4.50 ; small ,
$3 ; stiver tip , largo , $20 ; medium , 812 ; small
S8 ; silver tip yearlings , largo , 411 ; medium , $8 ;
small , $5 ; silver tip cubs , large , $0 : medium ,
$4.60 ; small ; $3 ; brown , largo , 820.00323.00 ;
medium. $10 ; small , $12 ; yearlings , largo ,
$10.0012.00 ; medium , J8 ; small , $0 ; cubs
large , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , 83 ; badger No. 1
large , $1.0001.50 ; medium , GOc : small , 50c :
fisher No. 1 large , $8 ; medium , $0 ; small , $4 ;
MX silver , as to color according to beauty-
No. 1 largo , $100 : medium , $ GO ; small , $40
silver pale , according to beauty , largo , $50
medium , $30 ; small $20 : cross , largo , $7 ;
medium , 83 ; small , $2 ; red , largo , $1 50 ;
medium , $1.25 ; small , $1 ; gray , largo.
75c ; medium , 60c : small , 40c : kit
largo , 60c ; medium , 40c : small , 30c.
lynx , No.t large , $3 ; medium , 82 ; small , $1.50 ;
marten. No. 1 , large , $2 ; medium , 81.50 ; small ,
$1 ; mink , No. 1 , large , 8Uc3M.OO ; medium ,
75c : small , G5c ; mink , dark , No. 1 , large , Jl ;
medium , 75c ; small , 50c ; mountain Hon. per
fect head and feet. No. 1 , largo , $1.0032.00 ;
Imperfect skins , 2550c ; otter. No. 1 , largo ,
$8 ; medium , $0.0037.00 ; small , $5 ; ottnr , pale ,
No. 1. largo , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $4 ; raccoon ,
No. 1 , largo , 80c ; medium , GOc ; small , 50c :
raccoon , black , as to-boauty , N'o. 1 , largo , GOcJ )
$2,00 ; skunk black , cased , No. 1 , largo , $1,23 ;
medium , 75c ; small. 50c ; short striped , largo ,
$1 ; medium , 70c : small , 45c ; narrow strlpad ,
largo , GOc ; medium , 40c ; small , 25c : broad
striped , large , 2y23c ; wolverine , No. 1 , largo , '
84 ; medium , 83 ; small , $2 ; wolf mountain , No.
1 , large. $3 ; medium , * 2 ; small , $1.50 ; prairie ,
largo , 7075c ; medium , OOc : small , 60c ;
beaver per skin , No. 1 , large , $5.0030.00 ;
medium , $4.50 ; small , 82 ; kits , largo. $2 ;
medium , $1.60 ; small , 75c ; muskruts winter.
No. 1 , largo , loftllc ; medium , Oc ; small , 7ci
fall , large , 839c ; medium , 7c ; small , Go ; kits ,
largo , $2@3c.
HIDES. TALLOW , CTC.
IIlDES No. 1 grconihldos , 2i3c ! ; No. 2 grocm
htdes,2Uc : No. 1 green salted hides , 33 > { cNo.
2groonsalted hides , 22jfc ; No. Igrcon-saltod
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 HH. , 3 * < c : No. 2 green salted
hides , 25 Ib * . to 40 lln. . saajfo : No. 1 veal calf ,
8 Ibs. to 16 llH..5'/Oc : No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ibf.
to 15 Ibs. , 4c ; No. Idry flint hides , 6e ; No. 2 dry
Hint hides , 3c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c.
1'art cured hides J c per Ib. loss than fully
cured
SHKEP Pei/M Green salted , each , 2o3GOa ;
green balled siicarllngs ( short woolod early
skins ) , cacli 63l5c ; dry shcarllng-i ( short
wooletl early skins' , No. 1 , each 556lOc ; dry
shearlings ( short wooled early sklni ) . No. a
each 5c ; dry Mint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wojl polls , per II ) . , actual weight , 63
8c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool bolts , par II ) . , actual weight , 43Gc ; dry
flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight , 47c ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool polls , per Ib. , actual weight , 430c.
St. T.ouls niark'uts.
ST. I.onis. Jan. 31. Ki.ouit Steady : un
changed : patents , $2.9533.05 ; extra fancy ,
$2.GOu62.70 : fancy , $2.2032.30 ; choice" , $1.003
2.10 ; rye flour , * 3 ; buckwheat Hour , $0.25 ®
WHEAT T.ost ? c early after opening We off ,
Out reacted slowly and finally closed ! 6i * nolow
yesterday's Hnal prices. All the nnws of tlio
day was bearish , both foreign and domestic.
No. 2 red. May. GOJfo ; July , iHJje.
COHN Ualned 'Sc ( n n featureless way. No.
2 mixed closed , I'oUruary , 33c ; May , 36c ; July ,
OATS Wore lifeless ; No. 2 , May , closed at
30 c.
KYK Nothing doing.
llAitLur Notlilii1 ; doing ; Minnesota , C23
52 He.
JlliAN Stromr ; G2c , east track.
FI.AS Snm-.1l.32.
ULOVIilt SKKII $8.2539,25 ,
HAY Steady ; unchanged ; prime to cholco ,
$9.00310.00.
IttiTTUii Unchanged ; separator creamery , 23
< 324c ; cholco dairy. 1932UC.
ElKis Uwor ; 1U4C.
IjKAU 13,03 askt'd.
BPKLTRK Sold at $3.35 ,
COUN MUAir-Unchangcd ; $1.05 ,
WHISKY Unchanged ; 11.15.
IlAnoisa Unchanged ; 5Gc.
COTTON TIES Unchangud ; 05cJl,00.
1'uoviaioss Declining , dull , weak. Pork ,
standard mess , $13.374. I.urd , prlmo Bteam ,
$7.50 , Dry Bait moaU , loose shoulders , $ G.l2i ! ;
longs and ribs , $0,70 ; shorts , $0.85 : lioxud , 16c
more. Itacon , packed bliould'ir , $7.25 ; longs ,
* 7.37H J > 7.60 : ribs. * 7.50 ; sliortB , $7.76 ,
. HEOKliTS-Klour , 3,000 bbls , ; wheat , 0,000
bu.j corn. 103.OOO bu. : oats , 10,000 bu ,
HiiifUKNTS-l'lour , 6,000 bois. ; wheat , none ;
corn , 48,000 bu.j oats , 2,000 bu.
Coffi'u Alitrkut.
NEW YOIIK. Jan. 31.-CoFrEE-ODtlons
opened smady at unchanged to 6 points de
cline ; ruled slack all day ; no speculation
whatever. The weak undertone was caused
by unfavorable cables. Tliu close wusllrmat
6wlO points not decline : sales , 7,250 tm-s In
cluding : March , $16.93iItlO.OO ; May , flo.i'5 :
July. 816.10 ; Aux-ust , $14.Ui > r 14U ; Supteni-
ber. S14.70utI4.75. Sl > ot coffeu , Ulo , marktjt
dull and ounyi No. 7 , * 17.6k3l7.G'J'i ( ' : mild ,
market quiet nnd unchanged ; Cordova , $20.00
(320.25 ( : huln-i. utilmpoi'tant lots Ulo and 1,400
bagii Maracilbo p. t.
SANTOS , Jan. 31. .Market qulist : good aviir-
ego tlG.10 ; receipts , 6,000 bags ; stock , 90,000
bags. .
llAMiumn , Jan. 31. Market dull , UQ'i pfg ,
lower ; salo.s , 4,000 bags.
UAVIIK , Jan. Ul , Market barely steady at
f f lower.
KID JANEIIIO , Jan , 31. Market quiet ; No. 8 ,
916,75.
LONDON , Jan , -Market Gd lower.
Nortliucnt ra Miller' * lUport
MiNNUAi'OMH. Jan. 31. The Northwestern
Miller buys : The Hour output last \\ucU
vhuwuU u nuiull lucrca u , Xuo uuautlty grouud
wan lOS.ORO lilili. , averaging 18.151 bhli , dally
ngalnit 109,226 lihls , the week bcfuro. The
capacity In operation this week li about tlm
same. A few of the smallnr nillU run part tif
each wcuk , not wanting to pile up any flour.
Tlie trtrgerconcerni arn optirattng on a good
deal the same plan , If there Is any ohango
In the Hour iiarkt | > l It U for the bolter. Mlllori ,
However , complain that the ultuatlon Is still
far from satisfactory. Hatlicr than bo shut
down , the mill * ) would run at a small loss. In
quiry for Hour has been moro active. Export
Nhlpments last week were 850 bbN , . AgiUnst
l,7an Mils , the preceding \vock < Mill feud U In
good demand at natlifactory prlcca.
H City .11 a rlii' In.
KANSAS Citr , Jan. 31. Wnr.AT Dull ,
steady , ir lower ; No. 2 hard , 624 < 363c ; No. 2
red , 64 Ui' .
Con.v In firm demand at yesterday's prices ;
No. 2 mixed , .lie ; No. 2 white , 32 32U .
OATS I'nchangcd : No. a mixed , 2o25c ;
No. 3 whlto , 20ft2ouc.
KYH Htoady : No , 2. nominally -18c.
KI.AX SRKIi-i'lrm ; $1.20 1.27.
IliiAN Weak ; fi5ftGHC.
llAY-Stuady , unchanged ; tlmotliy , $8.003
0.00 ; pralrlc , $5,50il0.6O.
IltiTiT.n I'alr demand , firmer ; creamery ,
19W23c ; dairy , lC > ai7c.
ICoos-Weak . 12c.
lKCRii"rtH-Wlic t , 10,000 bu. ; corn , ' nonu ;
oats , none.
Suii'MKNTS Wheat , 10,000 bu , ! corn , none !
oats , none.
ln WlitMU Market.
MiN.sr.Ai'oi.is , Jan. 31. Tlili nmrUoi followed
no lead today. Tliero was HUllli'lent homo Btlp-
uort to iiiako It Indopi'iidiint. There was u
goo-J domanil for cash wheat all day and the
Inquiry for May wai active a part of the time.
Trading was hardly NO largo today as yester
day , ami will aggregate a little moro than
2,000.000 bu. Itccolui4 wore 140 cars. Prices
wore hardly ai high , and the sales to arrive
today wore mainly at Ol'.Jc , which was about
the price that spot wheat brought. Iloporln
from the Interior Indicate that farmers are
continuing to market moro freely than , last
week. May opened at COUc , held very steady
and closed OoUciInly opem-d at OUic , closing
atG2cNo. ; 1 hard , on trunk , closed at G3&c ;
No. 1 northern. ( Hue ; No. 2 northern * 69JJC.
Tlio Hour market Is steady , with a moderate
demand.
.Miiriuitn.
Jan. 31. ri.ouii Steady and
qulot.
WHBAT-Htoudy ; No. 2 soring , COc1 No. 1
northern. GOc : May , til Tic.
CoitN-Sloady ; No. 3 , 35c.
OATrf-Httiady ; No. 2 white , 30Jc ! ; No. 3
white. 29 2lH'e.
UAIU.KY Sluady ; No. 2 , 51ci sample , 40
© 52c.
live-Higher ; No , 1I7c. .
Pliovisio.NB Steady ; pork , $12.85 ; lard ,
$7.00.
KECEtiTS-Klnur , 6,100 bbls. ; wheat , 11,700
bu. ! barley , 31.300bu.
Hitii'MKNTH Klour , 4,800 bbls. ; wheat , 1,000
bu. , barley , 4,800 bu.
I'i'orlil ( Iriiln Market.
PEOHIA , Jan. 31 , COHN Market quiet ; No.
2 , 34c ; No. 3 , 33KC.
OAT8-Markot llrm. slow ; No. 2 white. 29
@ 29 c ; No. 3 white , 2af@28"e. ;
HYK Nom > .
WHISKY .Market firm ; wines , $1.16 ; spirits ,
$1.17.
KECEIPTS Wheat , 1,800bu. ; corn , 40,160 bu. ;
oats , 15,400 bu. ; rve , 600 bu. ; barley , 34-
500 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , none : corn , 6,600 bu. ;
oats , 16OUObu. ! rye , none ; barley , 3,800 bu.
Cotton Market.
ST. Louis , Jan. 31. COTTON Middling ,
7 U-16c ; sales , 100 bales ; recoipU , 1,700 bales !
shipments , 1,000 bail's ; blocks , 58,000 bales.
NEW OIII.KAN.S , Jan. 31. COTTON Spot
easy ; sales,3,750 'bales ; to arrive , 1,000 bales ;
receipts , 13,100 bales ; exports coastwise ,
4,700 bales ; cotton futures , weak ; sales ,
40,800 bales ; Kobmary , $7.207.31 ; March ,
S7.40O7.41 ; April. 87.50 < a7.51 ; May , $7.58
< a7.59 : Juno. $7.G77.08 ; July , $7.74/a7.76 ;
August , $7.81@7.83. *
Now York Dry Omuls Jlitrket.
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 31. Magnificent weather (
and the fact that stocks generally are small
and mall orders , therefore , numerous gave to
the dry goods district the appi'arunco of In
creased activity today Prices as a rillo are
fairly sustained and in some cases Higher.
The jobbing trade Is altogether brisk on
orders , particularly from tlio northwest.
Oil .Murlu'tH.
OIL CITY , Pa. , Jan. 31. National Transltcor-
llficatcs opened at 80 ; highest , 80 > J ; lowest ,
80 ; closed at 80 ; Miles , 63,000 bbls ; clear
ances , 10,001) ) hbls. ; shipments , 71,704 bbls. ;
runs , 100,888 bbls.
PITTSIIUIKI , Pa. , Jan. 31. National Transit
certificates ( opened at UO ; 'closed at 80 ;
highest , 80 ; lowest. 80.
Iilvrrnuul JMurkrts.
Livcnrooi , . Jan. 31. WHEAT Kasy ; de
mand poor ; holders offer moderately ; No. 1
California , 5s3dffi5s4d ; No. 2 red western
winter , 5s ld5s 2 ! d.
COHN Quiet ; demand poor ; mixed west
ern , 4s.
PnoVISIONS Pork , prime mess , 75s. Beef ,
extra ladla , 93 } Od.
Duluth Wheat "Market.
DUMJTIT , Jan. 31. The market was very dull
today , the dullest during the present season.
Close : No 1 hardcash , 62JjC ! January. 60jc ! ;
May , G4Sic ; July , C6c ; No. 1 northern , cash ,
6lic ; : January , 6'JUc ; May , 68 0 ; July , 04Jic ;
No. 2 northern , cash , 57-c ! ; No. 3 , 62 o : re
jected , 47Hc ; on track : No. 1 northern , to ar
rive , C2c.
Wool Markets.
ST. Louis , Jan. 31. Woof/ Steadier ; no
quotable change.
I'limnclal Xotrs.
KANSAS Crrv , Jan. 31. Clearings. $1,406-
320.
IJAr/riMtmn. Jan. 31. Clcarltiss , $1,820,724 ;
balances , $254,739.
NnwYonic , Jan. 31. Clearings , $64,935,590 ;
balances , $4,005.117.
BOSTON. Jan. 31. Clearings , $11,288,331 ;
balances , $1,670,892.
PAIUS , Jan. 81. Three per cent rentes , OOf
77'/iC ' for the account.
PiuiiADBM'iiiA , Jan. 31. Clearings , $8,812-
000 ; balance * , $1,482,000.
MEMPHIS , Jan. 31 , Now. York exchange sellIng -
Ing at par. Clearings , J334,112 ; balances , $ C5-
260.
260.LONDON
LONDON , Jan. 31. Amount of bullion gone
Into tlio Bank of England on balance today ,
72,000.
NEW OIU.EANS. Jan , 31 , Clearings , $1,313-
934. Now York exchange , bank 41 pur $1,000
premium.
OniOAno , Jan. 31. Clearings , $11,597,000 ;
Now York exchange , 40c premium. Sterling
exchange qulut ; actual rates , $4.8614 ,
for sixty-day bills and $4.87i } for demand.
Money continues to pllo up and the Idle funds
are worrying bankers , Discount rates are uasy
ut-lttO percent.
HT , Louis , Jan. 31. Clearings , 3,112,101 ;
balances , $014,044 ; cluarlims this month ,
$105,274,389 ; January , 1893 , $114,721,815 ; de
crease , $9,447,070 , or 8.2 pur cunt ; balances
this month , $18,301,235 ; January , 1893 , $14-
221,502. Money , dull ! G ® 7 pur cent. Ex
change on Now York , 60c premium.
STOCKS AND J1OND3.
Speculators Found I.lltld to Do anil the
HiiHliii'BS Was Smull.
New YonK , Jan. ill. The ebb and flow of
the tide of speculation grows moro sluggish
daily and the Stock exchange is no longer
the bustling place It used to be. Thu day
was duller than any of the preceding duys of
Inactivity and tlio sales did not average moro
than 2-1,000 shares an hour. In the usually
active list the changes at the close of busi
ness compared witli last night's final quota
tions are Insignificant.
The market opened firm , the only Im
portant chunpo being n docllno of I per cent
lu Union Pacillc , duo to sales for the London
account , induced by a report that the stock
would probably bo assessed 5 par cent
under the plan of reorganization , A decline
of an additional ) i percent wus made , the
closing price being a recovery of } $ pjr cont.
The mooting of the reorganization committee -
too wus held today , ixt which several pluna
were discussed , among them ono suggested
by A. II. UoUsovuin. representing foreign
security holdings , Nothing definite wus
agreed upon , und lu any event no
plan can bo adopted until the terms
upon which the government lieu
Is to bo disposed of have
been Bottled , In the curly dealings
the trading was Irregular , the tendency
being toward lower prices , owing rather to
lack of business than un inclination to soil ,
except in Distilling und Sugar. Sugaraftoruii
early advance of % percent , wus attacked by
the bear traders on reports that the company
wus In bad odor lu Washington nnd that It
hud nothing fuvonihlo to expect from the
national legislature , The rnlds sent the
common stock down Jltf per cent , the close
boiii ? 3 $ per cent higher and preferred ui
percent. Detwoen uuon and delivery hour
the trading wan light and thu movement of
prices Insigultlcunt. The imirltet closed un
settled lu tone , loaning rather toward de
pression than strenutli ,
The Post nays : No doubt the Increased
stagnation on thu Stock exchange today
arose from uoubt as to llm effect of tomor
row's Washington news. Although the
speculator ! ) Imvo pretty generally recovered
from their dread of a business catucmsm on
the vote to reduce the tariff they ura still ,
uftor tliulr fashion , nervously asking
\yhuther somebody elsu will not tuko fright.
So fur us the government , boud Issue Is eon-
ojrnea the inllueiico of Its assured success
seems to QUYO temporarily apuot itself. The
mnrkot'a firm undertone , boxvovcr. con
tinued , nnd though selling of traders' stocks
wus roasnnuslyj'ijcrslstcnt today sales
were taken with no Kto.it yielding In market
"rices. Now England nnd Distilling cortlll-
cutes wont down on points so frivolous us to
provo renewed dillftrftbo nn the part of the
phMlmo manipulators. Elsewhere the mar
ket WHS devoid of interest.
The following nro the closins quotations on
the l vllas stocks .on the Wow York ex-
Chllllgu todiv ) ) ' ! _
Aichlaon.M , ' . , Isj Norihorn I'a. . .
Adams KxnroBS. . . IMI , North'rn I'.praf d.
AUDI..T. . if. . . . . ; ; . : ' ? . u , I' . , D. AOillf. . . ,
do profl its. Northwestern. ,
American Kxpro-ti ill do profd. . . . . . . . .
BnllhnoroAniiln , , N. V , Central.
Cantidn 1'aclllc 70 N. Y. AN. B
Oannila Southern. . -T. Ontario A Western
Con. 1'nc. otnr Tl4 > i On'ifo'n iVji p. .
Che .AOIllO. Oregon Nav. . . . . . . .
Chicago Alton. . , . , KU , Orn. S.I * A U.N. . - .
CII.A Q Pacific Mall 18
Chlc.U'O Una 14 ivorla , IK'C. AK. . . 4tf
ConHOlldnlud Oil1) . . 1211 IMIWburif 141) )
C.C.O. , VSl. L I'nlhnnn t'alaco. . . 100
Col. Coal.V Iron HiMdinir. . . mil !
K ° . ! lo..9l.Curt ! ! < HlcliliiondTcrm. do nruf'il . , 10 BJ1
Iol. Laek. . < c Wont. mi ) Kin ( Jrando Went. , 14
. . profit. . . do profd. 42
DIB..VC. 6M Hock Island. . . . . . . 07ii
KaKlTcmi SI. I'aul Ml ! (
Brio . m do profit 11H
un prHf'd. . , . , . . . : iu ; | St. I'aul .V Omaha. : ) " ! {
cirt Wnyno . inn do profd 110
nrcatNorlli'iinl'il. 10'JW Southern Paclllo. . . lill
tJhi.A. KMI. in. , , tM ni : Snxar HuOnory , . . . 7rtW
Hnckln ? Valley. . . Tcnn. Coal .V froa. Ill
UllnolnContral. . , . Tox.tn 1'nclfia HH
St. I'aul A Uiilmii. , T. , v O. Cuu , profd , OH
Knn. A Tnxaq pt'd. Union Pacific. . . . . . 1DK
II/ilio Krlo AWeat in U. 8 KxprOHS OB
do tmif'd , OM W.Stt..tlMo 7W
1-27 do nri'f'il I4U
taudTriMt Wollrt Firio Kxp. . .
I.oillsvllIoAN 47 WuHtorn Union , . . . Hf-i
' ' ' Whoulln * & L. K. . .
Manhattan Con' . . , . 121 do profd. . . . 47
JQ M. , tSt. f , 10
Michigan Central ! ! [ > s > i I ) . AH. 0 10H
MlNROIlrl I'.IClllO. . . BIJi o. K : MH
Mobltu A Ohio 17 N. U ' . ' 1
Nashville , Chau. . 70 C. K..V1. UC.W
National Cordage. . 17)i do profd ORa
do profit : ni II. AT. C ORe
N , J. tipiilr.il 11" , . T. A. A. AN. M o
. . T. St. L.A1C.C
Norlli Ainurl'n Co. . do lirof'd
tex dlvkli'iid. "
Tliu range of nrlcos as reported byV
Doane & Co. , Hoard or Trade hull , Is as follows :
StockB. bpcii HlBh Low. CloBo Yi-Bt.
Krlo in
Paclllo Mall 18fc
L.AN 40)1 I7M 40H 4I1JI
Northwestern. . . . OIH 10 10IS6 10 I
Mo.l'acltlc O Lv 1MH
Union Pacific. . . , IDJl. I"7)H )
N Pacific , H'fd. 17H 17H
N. Paclllc com. 4 ! <
C. U. A 77 7(1M ( 77H
Koch iHl.-iml OH 07 t)7 )
St. Paul , OHW B05i
Western Union. , 8f Hl'd
SujtarTnist 8f77U 70 >
Niw Knflnnil. . . . 12H T'Hmi
AtcliHoii 12 i a mi ;
Chicago Gaa 4 04U i H ( MM
Kuadlnir 10J * 20)4 ) 0 ao
I ) . C. F MH BOM ao
K. ( ! . E 34W
Coiilatfii , 17 !
Total saloi of nharoj wore 150.000 , Includ
ing : American Sugar , 87,000 : Chicago ( Jas ,
10,000 : Distilling , 1,100 ; Loulsvlllo & Nash
ville. 0,700 ; New York & Now Kngland. G.GOOj
Heading. 2,200 : St. Paul , 9,700 : Texas 1'aclllc ,
5,500 ; Western Union , 5,500.
Now York Money Jliirket.
NKW Yonu , Jan. 31. MONEYo. \ OA Mr-
Easy at H1 per cent ; last loan , 1 percent ;
closed , 1 per cent.
1'iiiME MKIICANTII.G I'APRU S'iUSSi per cent.
HTKiii.iNd EXCIIANHE Strongur , with actual
business In bankon' bills at S4.87ffl4.87 > < for
demand , and at J1.H5S4.85J4' for cl.xty days ;
posted rates , $4,8G@4.H8 ; coinmerclal bills ,
! M.844.84M.
SlIA'Ell OEIlTIFIC.VTES-G7j'C.
GovniiNMKNT llo.Niis I'lrni. State bonds In
active.
NEW YonK , Jan. 30. Tlio ciosms quotations
on uonns :
JloHtoii fjiock Quotations.
I1O3TON , Jim. 31. Call loans , li2-K ! per
cent ; time loans , 2i'2 < 34 porconK Closing quo
tations on stock ? , bonds and minim ; shares :
I.niuliiii stioJiiuciiciiins. .
LONDON , Jan. 81. I p. m. Close :
HAiiSnvr.ii-30 13-lCd peroz.
MONEY 2 per cent.
Thu rate of discount in the open market for
short bills , 2UU2 per cent , and three months
bills , 2Ji per cent.
San Frnnclfco Mlnlni ; Quotations.
SAN FiliNCisoa. Jan. 31. T o olllchil clotln-t
nuotations to. * mining stocks today woroai
follows :
On th I.oniliin
NKW YnitK , Jan. 31. The Kvonlnir I'ost's
London npcclal financial cublouram says ; The
stock inarkBts were unsettlc-d today by the
rumored reHlRiiutlon of Mr. Gladstone , which
lu probably untruv. Amerli-unw opiincd llrm
on tlio buttitr pi-o iu'da of the kiiccoss of
thu liond Issuu , but the rumored ussossmunt uf
Union I'aclllChharcscausud a uonornl rolupso ,
prices clo.liiK dull , Kllvor lias risen to 30
In-UDdonbar covonnir. The market supply
of cash 1 scarce. The bank hint largely toduy
at U per cent.
>
St. l.onU MlnbiKHtiU'k ( tuulatluin.
ST. Louis , Jan. 31. Mlnlm ! KlmrnH today
Hiiro dull and without cjiame. Tno following
are tlio clojlni ; limitations :
Llvi < turk M
CiiiCAU ) , Jan. auu-Tho cattle market was
not moro to MollerNMlklng than on llm preced
ing days of the wisuU , It was dull and weak as
a whole , KxportiH'i wanti l u few and n moderate -
orate number wont to. buytira for tlm eastern
markuiN , anil as thitoinhTng- not Include
many fat cattle holdem of that di > hcrlptlon
were not iiMiulred tocut prlcut , but thu lower
grades weru not wanted at former limitations ,
sales Kbnwlnri a slight lust.
Thu runs In hogs continue light , hut they
might huoilt down ntlU further and mill bo
mnro than aduimato ID miiut the premint cim-
Hiimptlvi ) demand , \vUlch Is 25 nurcunl less
thaiilt was twulvo nlViiulu ago. A defllmuif
Uiit per hundred wiv * c.stablhihed HOOII after
Imsliii'ss Ntariud in this inornln' ; , and , ultlioiij-li
the later movement was fairly active and the
tomtit little hotter , that Ions WHS not IPCOV-
cred. QuotattoiiH for common to prlmo heavy
and medium weight * rvrcdul to from } 6
to $ & .25. while lltiht welghlH full to from
tQ to * 5,20 , Thh Is u ii'ducllon from tlm
price current a weak ago nf UOc. Trade was
dull for an hour or two , but It Improved
toward noon , llm murKut llnally chmliiK actlvo
and firm at the decline. Balu * were lopurtud
ull the way from (3.00 to * n,05 for common
rough Hlutr Id $5.375 ! for choice. Mint of the
bimlneiia wan dunnut from J6.20 to5,26.
There win * a big run of ithcun today , the ro-
culptsoiitlmatud from 17)0l ' ) ) to 20,000 , the
latter llguro not botiiit fur from the ncliial
count. Au u inatlur of cuursu the market
wvkkeiicd , Itmitrttid from Ulc to l&uumjur
Tia'Mluv' prlci'n , and further along nlmwed a
lots of from I6o tu 26 .Tho demand would huvo
IIO.MI hulUilcd with half tliu number neiually
uilo.ujuua thou-foi'o nul.ors wvru In u i > 0 J.
tlon where they were forced to accept almost
uny nrlca thnt buyers might oiler , ( lood
sheep Bold at from * 2,7ft to 13.00. A fowof
Mipcrloriuiltty | : sold nrouna 13,50 and there
wnro satin of ragged stuff nt from 11,60 to
f2,00. Thu Iamb market was dull at from
J3.00 tol.05 for poor to prime. A few fancy
lines brought higher figures.
Kecoipts : Cattle , 14,000 ho.ul : ralvo , 300
head ; hogs , 32,000 head ; sheep , 10,000 head.
The Evening Journal rcoortat
U.mi.E-llecolpt'j. 14,000heat ] ! nmrkotslow ,
uncliaiirfudt top prices , $1.00 forgoodstccr.it
others , I3.75fl > 4.76 ; fed Texnnt , J3.55.
, Hoas-KccolntH , 32,000 head ; market active ,
but again lOc lower ; roimli , J3.00U5.10 ; pack
ing anrt mixed , I5.1635.25 ; prlmo heavy and
butchers' weights , l5.25'it5.UO ; prlmo light ,
{ 5,20(25,25 ( ,
8UEKP AND LAMni Hccolpti , 10,000
dullo.it market of the year , with prices
2Uc lower on both sheep nhu lambs.
i.tvi : STOCK M < vitKir.s. :
Cuttle Trnilo Ciunplcti'ly Di-morallzcil
Again IlogM Tukit u Dvop.
WIIIXCSIAT : , Jan. Ml.
Heccipts were not at all heavy , but so fur
this week compared with last there has
been nn lucrcnso of about " 00 uattlo , ! ) , "UO
hoes and 2,000 sheep. Hccolpts tor tlio past
month with comparisons were ns follows :
Cattle. Ilogi. Hlicep.
.TanuaVy , ISO'.1 04.008 114.2HO 24.HM2
December , 1H93. . . 00,708 105,213 23,232
January , 1H03. . . . . 7G14 120,175 10,004
The cattle market was simply ilcmornll/.cd.
The moderate supply included very few
really good cattle nnd there was
no demand from tlio outside. Buyers for
local dressed ocof houses apparently cared
llttlo whether thc.v got any cattle or not , lit
any rate when they could bo Induced to bid
It was fully KM lower than Tuesday , and
most of the cattle sold fully n quarter loWer
than last week. A small bunch of choice
1,500-lb. , beeves only brought * I , and fair to
good 1,030 to lWo-lb. ! steers sold nt Irom
J-'I/JO to ? . ' ! .05 , while poor to fair stufT and
odds and ends sold down at from $ 3.75 to
$ . ' 1.15. These are starvation prices , but
buyers did not appear at all anxious for sup.
plies even nt tlicso llgur&s , and tlio trade
was menu nnd slow from start to finish.
It was the sumo way with cows. Only
about thirty or tlilrty-llvo loads weru re
ceived and buyers were shy. Prices ruled
Go to lOc lower than Tuesday and the move
ment was far from brisk at tlio decline.
Sales included common to cholco cows und
holfcrs at from ? 1.75 to $2,00vitli the bulk
of the fair to good butchers' stock at from
W.lfi to'J.50. Calves sold ut from $2.0.to
$ .1.50 for ordinary heavy to cholco veal stock ,
or about steady prices. The market for
rough stock was dull and weaker , poor to
cholco bulls , oxen and stags selling slowly ut
from $1.85 to $3.
In stocleers and feeders tlio trade was
quiet and prices inclined to bo lower. There
was not much of a demand from any quarter
aim the fccline was weak. Hardly enough
trading was done to establish quotations ,
but nominally good to cnolco feeders nro
quoted at l.00j ( 3.50 ; fair to good at $2.70@
3.00 , and lighter , commoner grades at from
12.70 down. Hepresentativo sales :
DHESSCO I1ERI- .
KlIH'I'INn AND KXl'OHT.
15 .1118 3 13
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoriai
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria. *
Children Cry for ,
Pitcher's Castoria.
OM-AJJ-A.
nonStoj'i Yards Conipiay ,
South
B iC lU * Ilo w iV
Wood Brotton ,
Lira Rlook Coiumtiiloa UaroUkmU
nthom hT lepioo ! Ilif , cblnii
JOHN I ) . I ) ADI < U AX ,
\VAI.TiSII B. W.)0. .
Market report1 * by mill and wlra cheerful
( U UUU U UilvlU UDDlUu
2 06
2 BO
a 00
280
200
21)0 )
200
206
0 00
000
300
800
BOO
BOO
000
005
816
8 16
B 15
820
326
No. Av , I'r. No. Av. I'r.
aenws..l)35 ( ) J2 26 25 Mrs. . . . B88 13 00
GO fdrH. . . . 808 300 20fdrs..110G 810
Icalf. . . . 160 6 25
lions The supply was falrlv liberal and
dealers were not at all disappointed at a lOo
to IBo decline In prices. Provisions closed
lower Tuesday , eastern markets were lower
today , local buyers were nil decidedly bear
ish , nnd with no outside support prices took
a big drop. Karly trading wus largely at J5
nnd $5.05. with tops ut $5.10 and nigs nt M.S5
nnd fUK ) , but toward the close buyers with
ill-Rent orders to 1111 sent prices up n nickel ,
and Into trading wns largely nt from $5.00 to
$3.10 , with $5.Ui.f for top. MRIU nnd
butcher boss as Usual had a shade thu best
of it , but weight cut comparatively little
figure , and fair to wood hogs wolgliiugall the
way from 105 to iilll Ibs. sold largely at ? 5.U3.
as nimltmi $5.15 Tuesday. On last Wednes
day the bulk of tlm trndlr.g was ut ? 5.3U nnd
> .i5. ! Uoprcscntntlvo sales :
I'lOS AND ROUGH.
91..147 4 85
Sitiir : : There VMS no particular change
in tno market today. Hecciptsvcro rattier
liberal ami tlio quality of the ofTcringa de
cidedly miscellaneous. Local houses all
wanted some muttons , but on account of
lower markets east they wanted them
at shaded prices. Trailing was slow
and the feeling weak. Fair to good
natives , $2.7.13.50 ; fair to { rood westerns ,
* 2.25KJ.'jr ( ) ; common and stock slicup , 81.B ! )
@ 2.25good ; to choice 40 to 10'J-lb. lamus. f'J.DO
@ 4.25. Representative , sales :
No. Wt Pr.
49 natlvo mixed 81 $260
BG nitllva mixed 80 2 05
397 western wethers 98 310
Gl native wothors 104 3 10
12 natlvo lambs 74 340
42 natlvo lambs ' . G7 840
Stuck In
Receipts of livestock at tno four nrlni'.nU
western markets Wodnojday , January 31 :
Oattlo. HOSM. Shoon.
South Omaha . 2,404 6.U91 1,358
Ohlcaso . 14.003 32,000 20,000
Kansas City . 6,000 10,000 2,600
Bt Louis . . * 3,000 1,200 1,900
Total . 25,404 48,891 25,753
City I.tvu .Stock Murlu't.
KANSAS Urrr , Jan. 31. OATTUS Kocolpts ,
0,000 hoait ) nMntiionM , n,000 hpfidt
flrmiinhursntoiuiy , Toxin stccri , $ X76O8,76 |
cows , JJ.OOaa.60j untlvn c-ows. Jl , < Oii3,2Sl
shlpplntf trors , 14,00 0,10 , ! itockeri nml
fuedon , * 2U < Ut4.00.
lIoos-ItccclpK 10,000 head ! shipment * .
? i ° .9illl.0X1.1' ! ' .opened Mrady , chuod firm ; bulk.
y'05 < ? r > ; p3l heavy. parking nntl nilti'il. M.83
485 , U ) ; Hell ! * . VorkoiM iiiul nig * , 1 1.0030 , 10.
tiiiEKp-ltacaiut' , 3,600 huttU ; shipment ! ,
700 head ! market Muady.
"INTIIMSTS. :
Further Dccreixa In tlio Movement of
tlic Only lYutiire.
CINCINNATI , .Ian. 111. ISiwclnl Tolojrrjim to
Tur IlKK.1Tomorrow's Price Current will
yayi 'Ihoro ha * bct'ii.a Ic'scm-d movement of
IIORS tlio pail week und only n moderate imln
over thu corresponding pitrlod lust your.
Packing for tliu WL-OK U 200,000 , compared
with 365.000 laHvcik and UTn.OOO lint your ,
milking 3,816,000 slncn November 1 , nRiiliut
3,1)00,000 ) nyi'itrnco. I'romlnunt plnoos coin *
pimJHsfolJmvi :
Itcvclpts anil DNpiisltliin of .Stock.
Ollolilrjiil : i | > t tui'l ' ilUoKltlon of st ; > ; ' at
shown liy tluib ) oa ! of tlu Union Htcic Yum
company fur tlm twuntv-foiii'liii.irj undine : iu
6 o'clock p. m. , . January ,11 , 1804 ;
CATTLE. T IKllIM ,
Cam 'Head ' Curd. tluail earn , lloail lload.
01 n.not 3
Oinahn I'.U'kliu company J.'l
TlmH. H. Hammond Co . : tiiH i.47r >
Swift .1 Co 7811 iiui : : 047
TlmCiiilahr Packing Co. . . Htl'- I1 , 11)0 ) Hi
Ni'lHou MorrlH Htl'Ki :
H. IH'CKrr A Uoiti'ii 07
Sldnpi'M and feeders uuo
Lefl over iiOO
Total 'a.iai
tinvr York I.hnMnck Mnrhut.
NKW YOIIK , Jan. 31. Iliuivns liecoluti , 1.300
head ; natives , irood to prime , 11.30114.00 ; ordi
nary to fair , * l.iK'il.3i ) ( ) ; common , M.OOfllS.DOi
oxen , poor tochulci' , ! .7IK l.OO ; bulls , 52GOiJ
3.20 ; dry cows , H.35i3.UO.
OU.VKS Hecoljits , 838 head ; market steady
poor to choice , to.OlV&H.UO.
SIIKKI * AND liAMiis--Ueinlpt& : , 0,000 head !
mnrknt slow ; sheep , poor to strictly prime ,
$2.004.10 ; lambs , common to choice , J3.00t4
4.30 ,
lloos Uoi'olpK 9,000 head ; market lower
ntS5.90a0.1G.
St. Louts l.lviSlock Iiirlii-t.
ST. Louis , .Ian. 31. OATTII : Uccolnts , 3,000
head ; shipments , 1,000 bund ; market easier
on all kinds ; fair to jsood vhlpplng natlvu
steers , $3.'J03Jr.4.10 ; fed Tii.xan stesrs , J3.00O
3.25 ; irrassslo-jrs , iJ.OOft.3.75.
lions Kecolpts , 11,200 huad ; slilmuents ,
l,20heaa ; market OifllOc lower ; best heavy ,
$5.10445.20 ; mixed , } 4.80tt0.2l ( ; light , f ' -
5.10.
Hmr.i' Uocolpts , 1,900 head ; ,
HOOhuad ; inarknt slow ; native muttons , $3.Oil
® 3.UO ; lambs , $3.004.00.
Y. SI. C. A. Course.
Edward P. Klliott's entertainment will bo
n feature of the season. He is nckno < vlcdgou
by press nnd public as ono of the most re
markable platform artists of the day , re
markable for face , histrionic talent , versa
tility nnd lluish. nil of which nro so essential
to an artistic performance. Mr. Elliott's
Rrc.it success is his comedy work. In this
line ho unquestionably stands without a ,
rival , but ho combines with it dramatic )
pifts of so fln'shcd ' n nature as to pre
eminently fit him for Ills novel line of enter
tainment. Ho will present the entire play
of "Hazel Kirko" this evening. The enter
tainment is frco to members. Reserved
scats may now be had at the ofllco of tlm
association.
CIIAHACTIIUS I.Ml'iitSO.VATii : : ) I1Y Mil. EM.IOTT.
Ihinstuii Klrko
KlrkoTlio
Tlio Miller with a Will of Iron
Mercy Klrko His Wlfo
lla/ol Klrko Tbolr Uiimihter
Siiulru llodnev A lYiend and Itonefiictur
I'lttuciH Oreen , KMI
A Gcnllcnmnuf Leisure , Mutual I'rlond ,
a very Uld-fashloiied l'iuii ( ; I'ool
Arthur Oarrlnuford Lord Travors
Illy Dutton , I ) . I ) IJi-ar Dollfthttul
llnniuy O'I''lynn ' Uairlnsford's Ynloo
( Mara Wnltlne Maid
Mot A liustlo
DoWltt's Witch Uazal satvo euros piles.
Captured a IH'speratu AIuu.
PiEiiiti : , H. D. , Jan yi. Sheriff Oakcs of
Stanley county has captured Van Moore , _
the desperado who tnadfi a daring oscnpa ,
from Jail. Moore was armed with a rifls
and revolvers. After n struggle ho wa
overpowered by the shariff's passe.
was '
QUAKER CHALK TALKS.
He is one of the Finest , and his food is / / / < r finest. He
cats Quaker Oats.
Sold 2-1 b.
Only in Packages.
AWNINGS , TENTS ETC.
Wolf Bros. & Co. , Omaha Tent-Awning
COMPANY.
JlanufaeturorH of touts ,
awnlmiH , eto. 7UM und iiousr. covinis.
705 South llllh Street. 1311 Pnrnain Sln-i't.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Horse-Gee Shoe Company.
Howard St.
Salesroom and Onicy-1107-1100-1111
Factory 1119-1 l'Jl-1 IB : ! Jlownnl St.
Wo are the ost.v Manuf.ii'turerB of Hoots and
Shoes In the Htato of Nebraska.
A ifoni.'ral Invitation IN uxti-udoJ to all to liiHiioct
our now fiiotury. ,
Klrkendall , Jones & Amer. llaad-Sewed
COMPANY. WhoU-Hitln
Mfrx. . UKCiilx Iluutuii 8HOKCO. , hoots , Blioes
UublKirHliooCo. 111)- ) und rntilx-ryoodH , iiua :
1101-1 lot ) llarnuy 31. 131U lliirney Htrout.
DRY GOODS.
II E , Smith & Co.
Pry goods , notions , fur-
nlbldnj Kiioila , cprnor
lltliand llowurd ats.
BAGS , ETO. GOAL.
Bemis Omaha Bag Johson Broj ,
COMPANY. 1008 Faruam Ktrcei ,
. Omaha , Nub ,
ImporiiirB mid iniinulac-
uirorit of Hour W110LK3ALE COAL.
burlaps , twlno.
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wilhalin/ / Loback & Lnn ! ,
COMPANY.
oMli-rs In linntwnroniul
Corner Unhand Jaukson IIU'UllHlllCH' tOUlS ,
Streets lllll Doiii'lnH Street.
HATS , ETC. | L0MBEK.
WJUTGibbonlC ) lom"A7WaYeiir !
WholcH.i'n Imiiurtuil , America nl'urt *
HdlS , C1IIH | , HtlMWjfOOlltt. liiiideuiuunl. .Milwin-
KJuvi'H , mlttcnx. 1-ih lii i iclient mill Qnlnuy
and llnniny StruotH , whlt'i lliuu.
Liauons. JTOyE BEPAIR9
Frici & Herbert , OmahiStovoRoair
WOHK8. Steve repair *
Wholesale liquor ileulerB nml water lUl.'iclimoiim
forimy kind of HtuvfH
1001 FarnamSt. made , I''OV Doutrl.iH.
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Papar Co Standard Oil Co.
Carry a full utock of
Kunncd and lubricating
wrltliif P.IIK.TB , car l
ollu , axlu irrcane.otc.