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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1896)
' 11 n Pf , 'G TITE OMAITA DAILY J1ET5 : SATURDAY , JANUARY 2,1 , 1800. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Trading In Wheat Yesterday Was Rather Small , EARLY FLUCTUATIONS WERE LIMITED Corn AVim ( Inlet nnil Aii > cnrc < l In All < lic A lMlnnce f It CSol from , When I. CHICAGO , Jnn. Zl The tradlpg In wheat today wns rather Btrthll nnd fluctuations nnr- rnw until about hnlf nn hour from the close , when big covering orders mused a Jump of lV4c , May closing thnt much higher. Corn nml , ont were upheld by wheat nnd closed 1 Me higher cnch , und provisions closed with cllghl gains. Wheat , during the morning , wan quite ft nervous , though the fluctuations up to Tioon had been only about ' 4c. There were n good mnny disquieting rumors afloat con' corning the gravity of the political compli cations growing out of the reported treaty between KusiJa and Turkey , nnd nn effort A\n mndc to cnato Bomcthlng of a war pcare , but the fact thnt consols were higher than yesterday , nnd as Liverpool "honed but little advancs , thcpo rumors fell tint. Then a cold wave was said to bo working Its way Into the southwest nnd the winter Wheat wns Bald to bo In danger. Another rumor O' was started thnt foreigners were heavy buy ers nt the oeaboard and that Pardrldgo was Inking the long side of the market , having fully covered his short lino. Uut the under- 1 current was BO weak that nil this did not prevent a general weakening. There wan llttlo disposition to take the long side , and the buying seemed largely from shorts to Rictiru prolUa The moderate business up to uliottt 12JO o'clock was followed by twenty minutes of considerable excitement and a lively advance In that time of l'4c. May opened slightly lower at from C2Hc to G2Hc , advanced to from 02)40 to ( B c , and after thnt nnd up to 12 30 o'clock It had many fluctuation * from 02\Sc \ ( o GS'.c Then It ro e rapidly from around C./4c to 01c. No end ot theories were advanced to account for the latter Jump. New York was said to have lieavy buying orders here , nnd a largo but Indcllnlto number of boat loads were said to lia\o heun taken nt seaboard for export. The truth seemed to be that pome of the recent heaviest trading hears hud been bujlng wheat quietly all the forenoon nnd the scalpIng - Ing crowd had got short. August Urossoau , iv ho had stood pat nil forenoon on a short line of over 1,000,000 bu , put brokers In the pit to buy It In ju < al.ns the mniket started on Its bulge , nnd that touched off the Intent bull feeling , which sent the price up with a whirl to b4Vc before the close The latter price wns from GU&c lo fJI'Jc. The transac tions In the last twenty minutes of the ses- Klon were simply enormous , and probably averaged 1,000,000 bu. during Vv cry minute of that time. Corn was quiet nnd appeared to need nil the assistance H got from wheat. May opened at 29'c bid , dropped to CSViC , nnd on the final bulge In wheat wound up at 29lc. The trade wns light nnd the pit was prac tically dpocrtcd during the greater part of the seR-slon. i In oats there was but little activity , nnd the market was practically featureless with itho range of price * narrow. May opened % c higher at 205iC ! , Bold at SO'/ic , advanced to * _ _ / SOViC and c'osed ' there. iV" ? * * . The ptovlblon market was strong nnd ac- tlvo for a few minutes at the beginning of j > the bcsilon , but listless nnd heavv thore- , nftor , although closing nt u , sbnde over ye-s- ' -terday's closing quotations. Pork roe lOc -at the start nnd clo = cd with a net gain for the day of 2' c. Lard rose Go and rested at the n.imo price nn on the day before. Itlbs advanced lOc and retained Cc of that up to the clore. Estimates for Saturday : Wheat , G3 cars ; corn. 455 cars ; oats , 20u cars ; hogs , 10,000 liencl. The leading futures ranged as follows : Articles I OHBII I lltch. I Lotr. | Wieit.No.3 Jan COW OIH 00 UBH UOV4 May 04 ' < nan C4 > < July Corn , No 11. Jan. . , May. 30 . .July HUM Bent Oats No U. . Jin 1RH ISM IRK Wiy . . . . 1031 July Porkpcrbbt Jan 10 45 10 10 1037 10 40 Way. . . . . 10 70 10 70 10 U'JCt 10 OS 1.3rd.100 Ibs Jin fi 1)7 ! 5 70 007M C fi7H May G US B DTK n oo n null July 0 07H 0 10 0 05 0 074 tlioit Klua- Jan C 12M fi IS B 0.1 IS 10 5 40 C 30 C .15 JuU fi 47hi 517 ! 6 .n n 45 Cash quotations were ns follows : TLOUR rirm : winter patents. 3.30iS3 60. Btrnlghts. } 310S > 323. spilng patents. $310 325 , spring straights. > 2 COI2 75. bikers. I2.10W2.33 WHEAT No. 2 Bprlnjt. Cl J 62Vic ; No i spring , t3V4ff6i > % c ; No. 2 led , 66fiGGVir CORN No. 2. 271 c : No. 2 ellovv , 2754ef27i4c. OATS-NO. 2. is 4c : NO. 2 white , 2o ? { f2i c , JCu 3 white , mifiMWc. RYE-NO 2 isvic. DARLEY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 23ff23c ; "No. 4 , 26iii2lio TLAX SEED-SNo 1 , fi3e 1'RIME TIMOTHY SEEO-tt 72O3 75 1'ROVISIONS Mess pork , per hbl . } 10351043 ; lard , per 100 Ibs , Jr 67'ij5 70. short ribs , slclrs , loose. J3 O7'i4f3 ' 121/6 , dry salted shoulders , boxed , J47ri 500 : fhoit clear Bides , boxed. J3 37WIT3 50 WHIblCY Dlstlllcra' Onlshed seeds , per cat , 122 SUOARS Cut loaf. J5.73 ; granulated , 1513 ; Btandard "A , " $5. POULTRY rirm : turkey ? , 8@lic ; chickens , 7fl9a ; ducks. Ilfl2e. The following were the receipts and shipments today : On the PraJusa exonanta today the butter mar ket was Htoi'ly. creamery. HffllOe : dairy , 103 17c. I KB , Blood ) , fresh , lOHaiDc. Checsu , quiet , YOHIC BIAIIKCT. OloxliiRQiiotn < loiiN on the Principal ( 'oiniuoiIltlcN uml .StnplcH. NEW \OR1C , Jan -rLOUR-Recclpts , 15,600 bbla ; export * , M.600 bM . ; jmrket held higher With the sharp cdvnnco In wheat which re- ilrlcted burlnm ; cltj.mlll patents , | 4 10 4 DC ; Winter intents , fl 6503.73 , spring , low crndes , Jl.s ; 2M ; winter utraltlita , > 3 40113 M ; winter extlaa , ! 2.63J300 ; winter , low grades , } 2.20ff2 60. ll > o lloui , quiet ; superllne , } 2 23f J 75 Duck- wheat Hour , dull ; JI.23W1 S3 for spot and to or- IIUCICWIIEAT-Qulct ; SSO40c. CORN WBAIDull ; jdlow western , choice , 70c ; ] lriuiil > wine , 1231 RYE Nominal ; slate , 41T < 2c. j.l'ARLEY-Dull ; western , SSJWc ; fecdlnc , " "lAR4LEY MALT Western , 4Sff5lr. WHEAT Exports , 33,900 bu. Spot , stronger- Jfo. 2 red. 74c ; No , 1 hnrd , 75'ic , f. o , b , afloat Option * were , dull nnd oaslei during the mornIng - Ing under fort-Inn Belling and the accumulation at a loail nhort Intercut , hut tlovclopid uctlvin nnil cH'cUlol atrength In the final hour ad- vnnilng on export lii > lng nnd rtpnrts that the lrlll > h llylnjr miuodron had been ordered lo the Jle.lllcrrnnenn , and cliwed IHI'ic hlgber * No 2 red , January , clotcd aIS'jc ; May , CJUO71 l-16c , cloKett at 71 c , cailN-Rfcclpts. 33.200 bu , ; port , 43 COO hn. Bpot , dull ; No. 2. SSc. Options dall all day. d - rllnlnir i-urly nnd reacting later on the advance In vvhrat and closed "iSV.o higher ; January Uo et nt S6c ; M | > . S5 , 3Co. clo ed at fCc. OATH Rcit-lpiB MCOO bu. ; exports , 22,400 ha Ppol , dull ; No. : , 24i/24',6e. / ' Optlonicrir aulrt hut ft Htllo twttcr with vvlicm. and closed t. J4u lower ; January cloicd at Z4T4oj Mnj closed at * IIAY Dull : shipping , l8.OOiJS.5S ; C0oa to . HOPS Weak ; state , common to choice 1SJ4 crop. 2UfftWu ; 1S85 crop , 4S9c ; coast , 1S9I crop , iiU V.c ; 1SV5 crop. 438c. HIDES-Uull ; wet Halted. 20 lo 2 } Ibs. . He ; Vluenca Are , dry. ZO lb . , ICc ; Tciai , dry , 21 ( u 3D Int. . 9c ; California , 21 to 23 ) h , Ho LL'A'l HER Dull ; hemlock Bole , rtuenn * Arcs , llsht to heavy weights , Zlc ; ncldi , 21f3c. \VOOI < Steady ; domeatlollecco , WSiXc ; pulled , PROVISION'S-mef. steady ; extra India ronsi. IS ; packed , iJ OOQ9 50. Cut moats , llrm ; pickled ham * . JT.WJi W. Lud , llrm ; western nti.ini eloinl at 14 asUed , Jammiy. 5.M. nominal. I'oik. higher ; mesa. II0.73Q11 10 ; short clfor. ll Wfll ! 60 ; family. Jll 10 llUTTER-llecelpti , 4 SUi ) pUgn. ; steady : weal- rn creamtry , ISffMe : rinlnu , 20c. inQS-Rcc lpU 5.4M pkfci. ; .t.any ; rlnte and PiinnHylvanhi , 1'OISc ; vvmtein , lie ; gouthorn ' ISVlft CHEE E-Ilecelpla , 17J pkgs ; nim : statt , ifflRbi' 'Sffiafe " 40105lci part klila" : TALIXW Steady ; city , 3 5-ICc ; country , 4c 1'EIROLEUM A\ak : United clowa at Jl KM bid , lotlntd. 17.61 ; Philadelphia and Ualtlr.iore ! 17.60 ; Pnlladelphla and llaltlmoro In tmlk. iijo ItOSIN Quid ; itralncd , common la good , ll.to Ol (5 TURPENTINE-nuH ; JOOJIi : . lUCU-Stfady. doraMih ; . fair to extra. JVio. MOLASSES-ririn : Nrw Orleang , cpen Ittttlei goal to cliplce , WSSIe. METALS Pic Irnn. quiet ; vouthern , Jll TED IIT5 : noiih n > . JirostflstO Copper , dull , brok- on. | 9S7\i \ , cxrliiiiiE * , l 75C9 S714. I.'ad. steady ; broker * < _ ; irvhan r , % 1 OJI tflOl Tin. qukt : tr l hl . llJOiyillO ; pUtej , Heady , fcpVlttr. ull ; domr tlc. M COTTONSEBD OIL-FUrJ , OMti. to tht Ut * In lAnl nil , prlmn cnnlc , JtffU'lc ; oft OTio > fi , 2 f23c , ritttttr grniles , 23C30C. OMAHA OlSMHtAIi MAIUCnT. Cnnillllon nf Trntle nnil ( Inolnllonii on < * tnpli ! nnil I'nnpy I'roilnoe. noot fitrlcllr frwh ( dock. IZHflKc. Ill'TTIHl I'nlr to Rorxl Mock , roll" , He ! pack- Ins Block , tub * , SJflOc ! choice to fancy country , VEAtr-Cholee fat , 70 to 100 Ibs , nre quoted nt 6B7c , large and conrsi * . 48dc , CHEESI' DomcMlo hrlck , ItHc ; IMam , per doz , JSM : Cluh House , 1-lh Jars per doz , $3 CO ; Mmberptr. fancy , per Ih , HHci Iloqucfott , litb. Jaw , p r doz. : 3COj Young Amends , llVic ! Twin * . fancy , lie. I > OULTU\-I > teF e < 1-Chlckens , SHft7tte ! ducks , clulco , 9f0c ! : turkeys , choice , l 12c ! geese. ' POl'I/TRY , I.IVn-C. Jacobson , of the Montana 1'oultry racking and Hupply company , quoics llvo poultry firm and wanted nt ! Hens nnd ynunB inomers. C'4c ! old coek , 2 > 4e ; turkey Irons , s'4c ; jiiung turkey got biers. 74c : old Toms , 6c. ducks , full feithernl , 7c , geese. c. II W Upland , | 3M ; midland , K' lowland , tl 00 ! r > c straw , J4 , color makes the price on hay ! llRht biles tell the bcsl. Only top grades bring top prices IlllOOM COUN Extremely slow sale ! new crop , d llvored on track In country , choice preen Rclf-vvnrklne carpet , per Ib. , 2'ic ' , choice green , running In hurl , 2Hu : crmmon , l' o OAMn Jack iinlpe , 75cSTIl 00 : golden plover , II 25 ! Jack lahhllfl. per doz , II Will 75 , small rabbits. "uefTJl 00 ! mnllinl ducks. J3 &XJ3 75 , redheads - heads , 13 7IHW 00 ; rnnvaslmck ducks , $50011300 : ton ! hluo wine , $20'Mr2.2S ! tpnl , crcen vrini ? , II 7r , 1200 , mixed ducks , Jl 7'fl2 21 : Canada Kf ic , | fioni750 , small Reov < , JDOiJ300 ; brants , J3 W ; BtiiiltTrlB. per doz , GOJSTlo. I1OEONS Live , very slow ! dead pigeons not nanted. vnonTAiiua. CAUl.lFI.OWKn 1'cr crate , JZ75JP1 00 , or Jl.W C1.7S per doz CAIlllAOn-Cnllfornia stock , per Ib. , 2c. POTATOES Pnncy native iuck , 30c : from store In small lots , 3)ft3..c ; Colorado slock , We. ONlONS-1'er bu , 23B10C. IinANH Itnnl plcke.l . rinvy. per DU . II CO. Rwnnr POTATOES choice slock , 275 p bin. bin.cni.nnrCnllfornln , per doz. No. 1. Me : No 2 , 76c , Kalamazoo , S'c. MM A nnANS Per Ib . Be. WATHn CHESS I'er Id.qt. case , II 5031.78. rnuiTS MHXICAN STIlAAVHUIOlinS-Nnnc AITLUS I'nncy New York , S3 23O3 M : choice western. J2 6053 Wj Ulnh apples , per box. ll.W cnANHnilHIKS Jersey , $875 ; Capo Cod , 10 ; llcl"nrlln's , J10 MAIiAQA OUArnS-Pcr CO-lh hbl. , fi DOBC.OO : per 03 to 70-lbs . cross , J7.00W7 DO. TllOPICAl , KUUITS. onANQHS California budded seedlings , regu lar Elzea , 13 , 2 4 to 2&S sizes , 12 SOU2.75 , nivela , J37S. larKifls. , . J3 2j. ItMONS Oiillfornln , per box , 3Mfl4W ! Mes- slnis. | i OOfTI 25 HANANAS Choice large slock per bunch , | 3 08 Q2 25 : medium sized bunches Jl 75O2 00. MISCnLLANiOUS. OYSTDIIS McdluniH , Joe , standards. 20c ; extra selects , 23c , llranch At Co. selects , 27c , New York counts , 30u : slundard bulk , per gal , Jl 10. HONEY I'nncy while , per lit , 13c. MAPI.ll SYIIUP rivc-Knl. cans , eich. (2 73 : gal cans per doz. , J12 ; Vi-gat. cans , 16 25 ; quart cans , J3.75 Ciunil I'uro juice , per half bbl , , (3 ! per bH1AUnil ° KUAUT-Pcr bbl. , 13.75 ! half bbl. . $325. riOS Now crop , California , 10 Ib. boxes , per Ib lOc ; Imported fancy , CO-lb boxes , 15c ; choice , 10-lb buxea ll'iifllc. ' UATJ-8 New rcislin , M-lb boxes , per Ib , SHc ; fards , 10 Ib boxes , per ib , 9c. MAI'M ! SUOAU Choirs , per Ib , OSlOc. l HESEUVKa Assorted 2t ) Ib. palls each $1.10. COCOANUT1 ? Ver 100. J4 W ; each. Cc. NUTS .Almonds. Callfcrnla , per Ib , medium size lOc ; Tarragona almond * 2w 'b . larce , 12Vic : Tlrazlls , per Hi , EC ! Hnmit" nalnut * > ) cr Ib , fancy soft shell , 12c ; stan Jnina , ilCHHc ; nibefls , per Ib , 10a : pecans pnUshcd medium lOc : large , lie ! peanuls. raw. 64c : roasted. 7O 7Uc ! hickory nuts , small , -per bu , ( I 78 : hickory nutsf , large , per bu , Jl CO : black walnuts , p r hbl. , $2. DnESSRTJ MEATS BtJEr Good western Bleers , 400 to 600 Ibs , SUQCc , good cows and heifers , 4' > < ffio , medium cows and heifers , 4Vic ; good foicquartcrs COHH nnd hclfe-rs , 3'SHf3yic : good hindquarters covrt nnd heifers , CQCVJc ; cow rounda. Go ; cow chucks. 3V4c : steer chucks , 4J4'4e ' , beef tcntlcr- lolna fresh , 20c ; fro7en , 17c , beef rolls.bsneless S'4c : alrloin butts , boneless , 8'4c , loin backs , 6 > 4c , cow ribs , No 3 , G7c ; cow loins. No 3 , 754 © Sf6c. MUTTON Dressed mutlon , 6c ; racks , Sa ; legs , 7Hc , Baddies , 7140 ! elcna , 3c. 1'OIIK Dressed hogs , 4\c' pork loins , Ccr spare ribs , 6VjC , pork shoulders , 4Hc ; pork shoul ders , nklnned , 4 4c : pork trimmings , 4c : tender loins. 13c : pics' feet , cleaned , per doz. . 33c. HIDES AND TALLOW. HIDES No. 1 green hides , 4c : No 2 green hides , 3c ; No. 1 green sailed hides , BV4o ; No 2 green sailed hides , 4'tc ! No 1 green salted hides , S" lo 40 Ihs. , BHc ; No 3 green sailed hides , 25 to 40 Ibs , 4Vic. No 1 veal calf , 8 to IS Iba , GV4c ; No 2veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs , 4'ic ; No. 1 dry Hint hides. SOOc : No. 2 dry Hint hides , CHCc : No 1 dry salted hides , 6c , part cured hides , ' /lo per Ib. I.HIS than full ! cuieil. SIIEEP PELTS Qrcon called , each 25Q60c ; green salted shearlings ( short wooled aily nUlns ) , each 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early eklns ) , No. 1 , each , lOc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each , 6c : dry nint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pells , per Ib , actual weight , 5QCc ; dry flint Kansas and Ne braska Murrain wool pelts , per Ib , nclual wclghl , 4iJ5c' dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib actual weight. 4@6Vie ; dry Hint Colorado Murrain wool pells , per Ib , aclual weight , 4O5c ; dry pieces and bucks , actual weight. 4U5c. feet cut off , aa It IB useless to pay freight on ' 'TALLOW ' AND GREASE Taiiow. NO. i. syjc ; tallow No. i. 8c ; crease , white A , 34c ! ; grease , white H , 3c ; grease , jellow , 2'4c ; grease , dark , 2 ; ; old butter , 2J2'/iC ; beeswax , prime , 15@22c ; lOUKli tallow , 1'ic . . . . HONES In car lots weighed and delivered In Cbtcaeo : Dry buffalo , per ton , $12 OOS14 00 ; dry country , bleached , per ton. $1000511200 ; dry country , damp and meaty , per ton $3 0003 00. WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy , 637c ; flne light , 89cauirter blood , 10 12c ; B'-edj , burry nnd chaffy SBOc ; cotted and broken coarse , 709c ; colted nnd broken nne. 6SI8c rie co wished Medium. ICillSc : nne , 1410c ; tub washed. 16 © ISc' hlaek Sc ; bucks , Cc ; tag locku , 2Q3c ; dead pulled. CO6c. _ TtUW YOIIIC AVHHAT A FKATCIIE. Tire CxtrcmeH Riiconniurcd by TrnrterH In tlmt Cereal. NEW YORK , Jan 24 The wheat market cn- Jojed the two extremes of movement today , the morning cession being without doubt the dullest In three weeks , nnd the late of lei-noon was the most active. There -was a jump in prices then that started the trade The l > ulk of the day's trans actions was done In the last hour , when the shorts , frightened by reports of large export bus- im > sd and news that Great Itillnln's ll > lng squadron had been ordered to the Mediterranean , tumbled Into the pit In a UeieB endeavor to buy back thwheat they had sold with a free hand during the morning. Mny wheat Jumped fiom 6Jiu ! to 71 1-Ko In three-quarters of nn hour , and closed la higher than lat night. Certain rumors which leaked out among the denl'rs in cash wheat In New Yoik todiy make II appear that an attempt It being made tel squeeze the uliorts In Ihc rebtuary nnd March options , nnd that negotiations looking toward the absorption of all the. available conlract wheat nt New York , about 2000000 bu. ; Including No B red , No. 1 nortiern and No 2 hard , have been quietly eomgr on for some time past , right under the none of the trade. It came to Helit today that practically thn whole stock of No. 2 red. which lias been held by rowlor brotliern. had been bought up In the past two dnss , ostensibly for cxpoit or mill ing , but a ccoi ding to rumor , for Mclntjre S. Wardvvcll , who arc fald to be engineering the deal. This flnn , it Is alleged , has recently been a heavy buyer of cash contract wheit here , atone ono llmo laklng , It Is" said , a block of 400.000 bu. No. 1 northern wheat. This lias reached the cars ot the trade , from time to lime , as export dealings , and no one had a suspicion that any house was qulelly preparing a bomb In the slmpo of A corner In February und March. The fmall Block of conlract supplies In New York nt this time makes It n compara tively ( UBy mailer to establish a earner , aa water wa > s will not bo open until late In April and to bring grain here from the west by rail at the present rates would be on bed as pajlng- Ihe advance In a corner. Ilvcrii ul Market * . LIVERPOOL , Jan. 21 WHEAT Spot , llrm ; demand , fair ; winter red , 6s 7d ; No , 2 red spring , stocks exhausted ; No 1 hard Manitoba , 5s 7d ; No. 1 California , 5i 3d. I'uturea opened llrm , with near and distant positions Hd higher , bat later reacted and closed ylth price * unchanged from yesterda } ' * opening Heurrci ; bunlnesa about equally distributed ; January , La OHd ; rcbiuaty , 5.1 CM ; March , to 7M ; April , la 7Ud ; Juno , 64 7Wd , CORN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new. It 2'iil. Futures opened qult at unchanged price * ; cloied quiet with January und I'ebruary 'id lower nnd other monthu unchanged from ye ter- clay's cloning prices ; bu lms heaviest on early positions : January , S * 2V d : I'ebruary , 3 * 2V4a ; March , Z 2' d ; April , 3 * 2'Jd ; May , 3a 2d ; June , 3 2yd. . . . . . . 1'LOUIl Plrmi demand , fair ; freely supplied ; St. Louis fancy winter , 7s 31. PROVISIONS nacon dull : demand poor ; Cum- hrrland cut , 23 to 30 llm , 31s 6d ; chart ribs , 19 Ibs , ? ; long clear , light , 38 to 45 Iba , 2Si ; long clear , hiu > , 53 Ibs , 27s Cd : short clear b'iclvu ' , light , 18 Ibs. , 27i 6d ; short clear mlJ- dl'a , heavy , H Ilo , 27 : clear brlllea. It to 16 His. , 32 ; Bhouldtr * , nquarc , 1 ! to 18 Ihs . 27B 64 ; hnins. chart cul , U to 14 Ibs. , 42u. Tallow , fine North Amorlcnn , 21s Iteet , rxtra India mfi > , 75s ; pilme rnesn , Ct < 9d , Park , prime mcs * . lUie wotern , ten 9d ; prims tnpus. medium , 47s Cd. Lard , dull ; prtmowcatrrn , 29 < ; rcHntd , In jaili , 10 * M. CIIKEHlV-rirm : fl m nd fair ; finest Amer ican white , 46s ; fluent American , colored. 4ta HUTTER Finest United Slates , 05 : teed , C0 . OILS Turpentine "plrlin , ? IB : roaln , common. 4n 3d ; cottonseed nil , Liverpool , refined , IT * & 1 ; llnserd oil , 20 * : petroleum , reflni-d , W REFRIGERATOR BEEF FoieQUarter , 3HJ ; hlndquaiter , 6Hd. HLEAClllNa l-OWDU'R-IIartwood , f. o. b. , Liverpool. { 7. HOPS Ijtndon ( Parlno coatt ) , C Es. 11ECEI1TS Wheat , during tlm past thren days. 155.090 centals. Including- ROW centali American ; American corn. 137f.W ccntnls WKATllCR UnatfaBonubly vrarm. Cotletu MnrUrt. NKW YORK. Jan , a.-COTTON-Qulct ; Dili- dllnt. 1 15-16c. net receipts. 'M bales ; eras * re ceipts. 4.491 bales ; forwaidcd , 133 Iwlea ; sales , D7 lialea , oil cplnncrs ; stuck. 193 1 baler. NEW ORLEANS , Jan.TOTTONnrra ; mldillluc. ( o , iKt receipt * . ( .029 bale.it ; cross r - c lpl * . i.113 lialci ; exports , to th continent , 3JO balm ; sal-s , 8.6W l k ; ntuck , corrected , 57. , 6X1 * ' ST ! LOI118. Jan.COTlONSlcady to Uc hlcber : mldJllne. T15-I6c : sales. 137 b leu ; r - olpts , 751 till : * ; ililpmcuts , 1 , : bales ; Mock. 7 < > 7 > UJcs. WHEAT EXPORTS ARE HEAVY General Opinion European Demand "Will Increase from Now On , " TEXTILE INDUSTRIES ARE NOT GMNING Advnnro In Iron nnil Stool line to Cnnililnn < lonn Ad > nnoliiir Ore mill CoU < Kliilnltril I'rn- ( liictn .Not StrnnKcr. Nn\V YoniC , Jnn. 24. n. Q. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Ilevlovv of Trade , which Issues to morrow , will say : The week has been marked by Improvement apparent rather than real. Prices ot Rome products have tlaen , but only bornuw supplier nro believed to be smaller thnnvna expected. The senate ttlll Injures nil buslnes ? by doltiR nothlni ; and the treas ury cnnnot expect to pain In sold ai yet , but loses less thnn was expected. It H generally assumed that the new loan will be placed \\ltliniit dltllctilty , though the BUCcosMvc payments may cause continued disturbance. A delusa of foreign reporls favorable lo wlicit spoculatlpn found ready nnsvver In nn advance of over B cents here , In spite of western receipts , which were M per cent larger than last } nr. AtHntlo cxjwrls for the week were nlso much larser than last > ear , for the first time In Bovenl months , hut for the crop > ear to date all exports have been nbout 11CO,000 bushels smiller than lait > ear. The market hai the Idea that forelcn demands hereafter must hn much creator , IKICIU O ot deficient supplies else where , but no ono expects that the Increase will bo nt nil commensurate with the enormous Increase In western receipts , 27 per cent , since the crop > enr be an , 137 , < K , OW bushels , against 107,03(5,191 ( bushels last vear. Corn advanced be cause wheat advanced , receipts and exports con tinuing nn licfore. Cotton ro-vs nn eighth , nlthoiiRh Mr. Ellison estimated the yield nt 7,0)0,0' * ) bales , nnd re ceipts In dita supinrt that estimate , hut theie are many who reason that the surplus will he danserouily simll nt the end of the crop > ir , even If the > lcld Is several million bales The nctual maiketlnK of Roods In Hnropc and In thu country hardly supports that Idea. Textile In dustries do not Kaln. With materials practic ally unchanged , they halt because the demand for future delivery la so narrow. Cotton manufacturer facturer- ) hive for months been storing up staple Roods , but prices have gradually declined cvir slnco October 17 , nnd now average C4 per cent lower thnn nl that time , when the rise from the lowest average of quotations In March , 1S83 , had been 22 9 per cent. In Hut-ope , ns hero , mills are running largely against exp'cln- tlonMWoolen Woolen roods also tend Isvver , with snnll demand , nnd an > pnctlcallv nt tlu prlees of a > pir nco though wool Is higher , mles having been I1) ) lTO.7Sn pounds In three vve'ks , of which 11.5S1 900 pounds were foreign , agalnit 17.21630.1 pounds list jcnr , ot which 0,847,31) ) pounds were foreign The Iron nnd steel business llniin encourage ment In the mh alien of bessemer pig to S13 nt IMttotutfr , and grey forge to $1121 , but theie nre results of the advance ordered by combinations In coke and ore Anthracite Is not darer at the cast , and southern pig Is pressed for sile. Tin- lilipil products are not stronijcr , while pig Iron has ndvnnced 109 per cent slnco. Januiry 1 Trices of | lnlshe < l producta average 1.7 per t nt lower than nt that time The demand Is plaLnlj too simll for thi supplj' , and the works In operation nro killing profits for each other by underbidding In such a cise loner prices for coke , pis nnd era would seem Inevitable , hut Inst > ear the rawnmterlili hoisted everything flso , nnd some expect the operation to bo re peated. While thlrte-n furnaces In the I'ltts- ImrR region have ntoppcd since .Timunrj 1 , the demand for prcxlucts of Iron has not Increased on the whole , partly because the bar , mil and vvlriA associations have all refused to lower prlcoa Minor metals are all weak , laleo copper being sold at J9 73 by brokers vv Ith nn outpput of 14 543 tons In this country In December nnd 7 HI tons ahmid. nnd 91,485 tonn for the last hair of 1S91 , against 43,694 tons abroad Lead and tin are practically unchiuiKed The failure ! for the week have heen 373 In the United Stateacnlnst .103 last jear , nnd slxty-ono In Canada , agaln-it flftnlne last jcar. HOUSE TOTALS , nf HnnlncHM TrnnMnclcil by tllC ANNOCllltOll HllllUH. NEW "YORK , Jnn 24 The following lnhl , compiled by nrndslr-ct's , shows the tatnl cle.ir- nncei nt Ihe principal elites and the perce.it- ng3 of Increase or decrease , ns compared Mlth the corre'sjiondlne week last } ear : In totals , berauro containing oilier Items tlmn , clearings ; Dayton , Davenport , la. . ICnoxvllle , Tcnn . Toledo. O. , end Augurta , Me . not tn- tludc'd In totals , because of no comparisons for laut > ear , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ STAI'I.KS INCLIM3D TO United Slntt'N nnil HIINNII | Control ( he \Vlioat uriln . NEW YORK , Jon. 21 Hradnlrccl's tomorrow will Bay : An analysis of special telegrams to Dradst reel's from the mom Important buslnc-an center * throughout the country show * consider able Irregularity In trade , the most favsraUu feature being the tendency of prices of maples lo advance. Tbo advance of S cenls In wheat again raises the , quesllon whether the lxilnnlru , ' of iho end of the Ionic period of depression of cirial price * has come Supplies of wheat fur IcadlnK ImportlnK mar la la are now controlled by Ituiula and the 1'nlted Slates. India a * will as Arce'ntlnu's ability to ship Is much re- strlctml. compared with the previous yt.iru , and Auiiialli left Ihe list of exporter * when nhe bcfan to Import vrlwat from San Francisco re cently , llcireetlc wheat stock * are larger than cnilUT Ullclnl and trade estimate * of them , but Iho export demand ha * Increased so far bn- juid what was anllclpaled , and elves HO much lioMilso of twine continued , that the bulls In I r.o tpeculatlvo market * are cotuitlnc on higher prlre-i. At such centers a * Chicago and St. Louis ro- jurts are made that Interior merolianu have | , i > n dlsuppolctcd In the Kaun's business , nnd cro bujlnu euir.c l.st inoru siwrlntUy than ex pected , nliliuJili uiuny jabber * at those cltle * rcpuit that travileis for clothing , dry goad * . vhoei end Imnlwarn house * cro taking fulr urcvr * fur rprtur ilelivery. Total exports of Avhfat ( flour Included us vvh at > fiom Uo'.h coast * ot tUa United Btates IhU week nmrnwit to 31t , ' ) ijo i/j / , M compare ! wllh 3,202 OH ) bilihr-ls Inut4yi < . 2 SHOW htuhels In thn correspond Ins week nnn war neo , 2. ' 47,00' ] luihHn twn jenrn go. t Mi.on builicls In tht corresponding week pf4W3. . nnd ns contrasted with 3557 ( ) buihelii In the llke > week In IvtZ Exports ) of Indlnn corn uregnled J.l > ZOOi > himh' els thin vvrek , a fllKlrl tfecrense from live week b fire , but more tha wtir ilmeo the qimntllr dent nbrwid In the borrfspandlnif week oni > ear ago , nearly twlccllte nmnunt exi irted Ir the Bamo wo k two jenrs ago four tlmei thil sent out of the country. In the like week In 1S93 , nnd nliout 600 onMBUOulg less than In tht corresponding week In 1OJ. There nro fifty-two Hm meBs failures rv ported from Cnnnda this wr k , ngnlnt Bevnnly-foiit Inst wpk , thus IndliMUnc n Inrgc falling off Hut when contrnnls are nude with like vveoXt In preceillnc jenr * . IT * hftj-two this week I * seen lo be nn iinusunlljl larjte number. One jenr ngi the totnl a Ihlrty-elght , It wns forlj-elght In eneh of'tni" correppondlmt v\eeki In 1S94 and In 1893 , and forty-four In 1592 SVMHCATi : AVILL CUT Tim llOMtH , Illlllt Illlllll Icllllii-ri Llkrly ( n Aliiitrli tinPiitlllllf | Limn , NEW YORK , Jnn. 21 llrnd icet's rev lew of the New Ycrk Block mirket EOJS' DecldMl ) less consldernllcn wii Riven to the condition of the Rovernmcnt 1 nd lusuo this w k It Is nsiumed thnt It will he somewhat ovcrsub- scrll > ed , thouRh the prevalent opinion Is tint the bulk of the loan will be taken by the same Intere ls which formed th defunct Morcnn syn dicate , nnd Hint "public" uhjcrlpllotii , so-called , v\lll lie Bcnllcrlnff and relatively nnlniportanl The im > st ulBiilllcinl Hsure In Hits connection N the evidence afforded thnt the larger Interest. * amonp the presuinnblu subscribers have nlread ) prepared. them'elves , thus decrt > aslnr ( the pre ure to obtain Kold or sreenbacks nnd visibly relieving the strain upon the money market. Hold and lesnl tenders Btlll command n premium of to 'J per cent , but the Inqulrj Ims s'ack- cned and tranFacllcns are en n smaller seal ? Iho effort to accumulate lesal tenders FUirKetN , of course , thai iwnie of the hlddttB nre shaphifr their ariiinsements wllh Hie Mew lo obtilnlna ; their sold wllh which to make payment for binds from the treisury llself. In the face cf condition * In the exchnncp mar ket which Induced thn CTport of $2 W ) 0 ot Bold to Europe , all of which was wllhdrnvvn from the United StnlcIreasuty , about $1,1.V- 0 ) * pecle hns come from I ondon nnd ether amounts nro * ald to been Ihe way. It Is evi dent these tranajctlons .ImoHe tlu purchase of bills of rxch.xnue nnd piuluco Ihe pnsruro on Iho exchnngo market to which the current prold exports are duo To Ihls extent , therefore , the preparations for Ihe sulwcrlpllon are n p lllvc loss to the treasury cold reserve , which , at the end of Ihe week , is reduced lo only $ " > fl 4W.OW Tha most Important event of Ihe. week wns the mcetlm ? of llie coal rc-nd repieenlntlv 3 on Thursday. The fact lhat producllon of antira- clle In 1S9" reiched the enormous nm mil of 46 S5T > OW tons demonstrate * the demornllxntkvi of Ihe trade an 1 the ncce < ulty of reslrlcllnjt Ihe output to tlRurej nearer the consumpllve de mand. The meeting nas not Immediately pro ductive of results. The vital point In the sllun- llon Is Its dl'trlbtillon In n waj to j-atlsfy Hie llcadlmr's demind for nn Increase , and > cl not lo lake lee much from oilier loads A cimimll. lee wns np | > inled lo suKBet a plan nnd report oa next Thursdns. Delay seems Inevitable , but the belief H thnt a form of harmony nnd re striction wilt bo fin illy arrive ! at Rcndln ? KBCiirllleo were llrm nnd hlsicr , rn Ihe Idea th vt Us claim for an allolment for 2 per cent of the output would be substantially secuicd STOCKS AM ) IOMS. Three Lliiex of Si-c-tirHJcH I ) 111 ( lit * TriidliiK Vt-Nterila ) . NEW YORK , Jan. 21 The modest -volume of business transacted upon the New York Stock exchange centered todaj , In three stocks , To- lu.cco , Sugar and St. Paul Regarding the two first named there was circulated gossip of nn un favorable character , Including revived rumors of hostile action by the leRls'ature of the slate of New Jcrsej. Itotli stocks not only proved superior to the attacks , but dlpln > ed excep- llonol slrenglh on btUlng. chlellj for short ac count. Although lliet'trading ' In Ihe general list was qullc llmllud , Improviiiienl was noled nil along the line. Thasneiyi of the do was cnl- culaled to cause a chqerful temper , but this fact did not enlist othera than LJic strictly preferenllal cperntors , owing to ( lie recent rapidly succeed ing and conflicting political and other rumorn The Initial tone , n hn * frequcnlly hapiwned of lale. was Imparted b > European cable * The political advlcejj rccclvevl were of conlinucd pacific Import , so fntns this c-unlrj Is con cerned , nnd logically , p Icestfor Ame.leans showed advances over New iork patltj. Some pur chases were nlso mode In this market for account of foreign dealers T.ieso were not created of an Invcslment character however. Other hull arguments conslste-d pt niraors of preparations by a > ndlcate lo undfrwrllc Ihc govoinment bond Issue , eltlio- ' Individually or as a collective force , nnd the nonenqagjnxent of gold for ship ment tomorrow. lj the vaj- , the Inconsistent o * reports on Ihls last Tiorht vtllhln the last daj Or two lias been marked1 ! In addition the street Is becoming less skeptical on the ecoiu cf n practical agreement by tjoj Anthracite coal com panies to result from thojieopened nesotlallons b > the leitdlng Interests foru seltlemtnl. Tliere H reliable Information Oiat ! the remaining points of difference nro Inconsiderable. The great diffi culty , however , has been ta arrange pcrcJitnges of producllon , originally divided belwcm live or six companies , BO ns to cover the demands of new producers The Influence noted , though falling to stimulate nc- tlvlty or causea wide distribution of specu lative Interest , resulted In material advances throughout the list , In which the grangorti , Man hattan , Louisville & . Nashville , Southern pre ferred , llaltlmorc & Ohio , the coalers and the Industrials figured for from 1 to 3 p-r cent , the Inst In Hnltlmore & Ohio The Improvement In this stock was coincident with the news of the election of Ihe new p'csldenl of Ihe com pany. Sugar scored the next best gain , 2V4 psr cent. Tobacco was raided at the oulsel. and fell I'l per cent , to 74 , on a renewal of bear pressure. Insiders took hold at the low point nnd n , rally resulted t3 764 Trading was fairly animated In the early operations , tlKn fcecams almost stagnated , and so continued until the last hour , when another spell of uctlv Ity oc curred , In which the top figures of the dnj were recorded The market closed etiong , and generally at material net fuLns Aside from .a good inquiry for Reading Issues , the railway bond market wns devoid of feature The tone was linn , however , the dealings amounting to $1,163 000 Governments ruled steady throughout , with transactions of $90 > . The Evening Post's London financial cable gram najs : The stock markets todn were in a atute of stagnation , due to the approaching setllement and conflicting and unconfirmed polit ical stories. Consols and other first-class stocks Were better American * were good , but closed under the best. Iho following were the closing quotations on the leading slocks of the New York exchange today : The total sale * of"stocks today were 1W.U63 shared Including : American Sugar , 27,603 ; Amer ican Tobacco , 30 EW : liurllnelon 4WO ; Chicago Oas. 4.200 ; Qeneral Electee , 3.10) , LouUvillo & Nashville , 3,700 ; Manhattan Coniiolldalcd , C004 ; Missouri Pacific. 3 -Kcadlng. . 7,100 ; Rock UUnd 5,100 ; bt. Paul18.200 ; Western Union , 6,600 ; Whc-ellns & Lakotjrlc | : , 3.GOO. Ilonton 8o cjQuotntloni. [ BOSTON , Jan. 24-C.ililoin . 5 0 oar cent ; llmo loan * . 5h < * 7 per cent. Closing prlsai for stocksbonds aud mlntiiv itn-arei ; A.T. &S. F fV-stlrurli. Eleo. . . . 6J Am. Surar . 101 ] ] W4 . Cwiiral . J luyritatu Gas . UK K& lson Klec. Ills. , 13o BullTelepflone. . . 107 J " en.I71uc.lifd ' . tl Boston iAlblny. . SOS Ak'hUou d * . 2.1 IIuHtotifcM pfd , , . . 1SS AlchlHon 4B . 7HK C D & < J . AB Now Knzlanfl Da . .111) ) Fltchburir. . , . . . . . . . bO \VU Cent ims . . . 4lc ) ( Ucn. Electric . 2ti Alluucz Mlnlnr Co Ut ) Illinois Steel . U2 Atlantic . , It ) Uexloan Central. . e JJonton fcMontai > _ 70V | N. Y. AN. K . 70 iiulto.V Boston. . . . 11H Old Colony . 177 r.ilnmot Jt HucU , CUd Ore. Short Lino. . . . II Franklin . 11H Rubber. . SO Keirtjr.-o. . . . . lOJi SuuDleco . " Union PaclHo . : i Qulncy . li'l Wi > lEnrt . ( lo Tamarack , , . . . , . . , ll'J Wcttt End nfd. . . . CD WoUerlne . 0 Kii Fluauflul ARiiir- . DERL1N , Jan. 24 Exchange on .London , eight day * ' tight , 0 marks 43 pff. PARIS , Jan , 24 Three per cent rentes , I02f 17Hc for the account ; exchange on Ixindon , 23f r.'Vso for check * . LONDON , Jin. 24 The amount of bullion withdrawn from the llank of Eneland en bat- anco tuduy , lil. Jfl OolJ U quoted loduy ut lluemi * A > rf.i ut 22390 , Madrid 17.C3 , LUbon , 23 ; St. Pelcrkburg , M , Athens , 77 ; Rome , 105 W ; Vienna , 103 riuiiuclul Nott-K. NUW ORLEANS , Jan. -Clearing * , ll.U- N w' York exchnnge. II M per $1OW premlunij Ctimmcl l , 7V ) premium , NEW \ORIC Jan. -Clearings. ( . TM17.SS1 , I10STON. Jnn Il.-CleirlnsiS Jtl.KI.W ) . l * > l < nnce-i , $1 < V.7t 7. HALTIMORE , Jnn. -ClrarlnB' , ll.OM.S88 , balances , $401729 PHIL\DELPm.\ -Clcirlnirs $ IO17.- 429 , Imlnncrs , $ l,2RjU ! > ST L0t | ' . Jnn -Clearing' , tl 317.015 , lwl < nnct < tT > B. Mfney , 6f < per cenl ; New York pxchingf , 75c premium bid , We nl.n1 , > CT > York Mom * ) InrUet , NKW YORK. Jnn -MONEY ON CALIf- Eisy nt Sffl't ' per cent , Inst loin , 3 per cent , closi il , 3 pfr cent. PRIME MERCANTILK PAPER-GP ? ] vr cent. STERLINO i\CHANOE Firm , with nclual buslncsi In l > ank m1 bllH at $1 S9Ji | SJ'4 for de mand , nnd J4MMMS1 for ixt ) davs , iwsled rales. II is'ifil STUi , commercial llll , $1 < C' SILVER CERTiriCATES-67 > ifl671jC. . I1AR SILVER-67C GOVERNMENT llONDFlrm : slile bonds Innrllve , lallmnd hond , tlrm Closing quotations on b-nds were ns follows' St. LoulH ( lOiirrul .IFnrKot. ST. LOUIS. Jan. 24 1'LOUIl I'lrm ami hliilier. with R better dennnd. patents $3 KM 3K3 extra fancy , $3 2)tf3 30 , fancy , JJ & > @ 2 M. choke $2.KiH26U WHEAT Quiet and Him nt the opening , but quotations were not much better until late In tli3 dn > , when prices wcnl up rapMlj on re ports of heivy hulng by foi-clgners In New York , the close being HiC higher than yester day for futuies. spot , dull and lower. No 2 led , cish , 63c , No 2 red , hard , 09'4c , Junuarj , Cl > 4c. Mnj. Goo. CORN Uisy for futures , with no tradIng - Ing , hut the lite advance In wheat cjuwd n stronger clcie. with prices ' / OVc hlKher th in jciterdaj , spot , dull and easier. No i mixed , cash. 25iic ; Januai > , 23ic : Ma > , 26iC. OATS Futures were easy most of the ses sion. but ullffened with other ginlns late , spot , ° | ow and easj ; No , 2 cash and Januaij , lBlaa ; May. 20c HYC Iflghcr ; 13c COUN MEAL 1 SOffl 3.1 HUAN finckcd , sold , east track , nt 45c. | 1-LAX SUED Higher , 87c TIMOTHY SEHD-IS OOOI CO HAY Steady : timothy , ? 3 003S 03 ; prairie , J6 Wffi 10 50 this side 11UTTE11 Dull and weak ; creamery , 1SR22C , dalii. llfllSc. KGOS Steady ; 13c. POULTRY Turkeys , OOTJc ; chickens , CVCO'c ; ducks. 8Wfii > c. iteese , Oy Sijc. WHISKY $1 2. LEAD I'lrm with a better demand , J2 SO. SPELTER Weaker. * 3 79 uskul COTTON TIKb 72c. 1IAOO1NO 4ff3c 1'HO VISIONS I'orK. nulet ; standard mess , Jobbing , old , $1023 , new. { ID G2 ! . Lard quiet , prime , f5M , choice , $100 Hicon , boxed Fhoul- ders $5 37V , . hmgs $587W ; ribs. | i 87J4. shorts , JC lry salt meats , boxed shoulders , 11 73 , oiiKM. $3. ribs. 13 CO , shorts. $3.73 RECI3IITS riour , 5.000 bbls : wheat , 19,000 bu . corn 40 1 ) bu ; oats 33 000 bu SHIPMENTS risur , 6.000 bbls , wheat , 21,000 Lu. , corn , 21,000 bu ; oils , 80 * ) bu. Coffee MnrUol. NEW YORK , Jan 24 COPTEE Options opened barely steady at 5013 points declln" , ruled generally vveak under unntlsfactory cibles and slack spot demand , local s ntlment beailsh , close 1 eisy at a net lo s of luQJI pr > lnts Hnlcs. 11 MO biRS. Including March. $12 8)S > 12 90 hpot coft'o Rio nonilml. No. 7 , I3"4c Mild , dull ; Cordova H7 O')5718 00 Wnrehouso deliveries from Now York yesterday , 0417 * bags , New York rtock tcHbiy , 264 WO bigs , United .States Btnclc. 22)013 lugs , afloat for the I'nltiil States , 217,0 < > ) bigs , total vU.LIo xupply fur the United btatoj 537043 bar * , against WJ 688 bugs last 5 ear SANTOS , .Ian 24 Quiet , good avnrage Santos , ? 13 , receipts , 7000 bags , Block , SIC 000 hags IIAMHURO. Jnn 21 Quiet nnd unchanged , sales , JO 090 bags HAVRE Jan. 21 Quiet ; WOVif net decline , silea U Oi)0 ) bigs RIO , Jan. 24 Hit ; No 7 , $13 TO. exchange. tjd , receipts , 8000 bags , clcaied for th" United Stalna , ll.OOu hiss , foi Euro | > e , JWO bugs , stock , 237,0 * ) bags _ I Can Nil n City llnrkvlx. ICANSAS CITY. Jan 21 WH L'.VT deed gride * ) active higher ; low glades slovv ; No 2 hard f2ViiC3lic , No 3 hard , 5H4ft34c. rejrctrd nomlnallj , S5fl4'c. ' No 2 ted , 72c ; No. 2 tn-lnir , WiitO'ic , No 3 , 57U )59c. COUNT.Spot , > ® ? lower ; No. 2 mixed , 2314 Q2lc , No 2 whit * , 23Vic. OATS rirrn but Blow ; No. 2 mixed , nomi nally. 17'jC ' ! No. 2 white , n"inlnall > , ! S'jl9e. R\E Dull , No 2. 31c. JIAY Wftik anil unchanged , Tlmoth > , JlOOOff IJiiO , pinlrle. JO MS7.00 IIITT-TEH hteafly , creamer } ' , TOlOc ; dairy , 13ft 15c rOOS Unclnnged , 12'4c. Dry ( iooilx Mnrliot. NE.W YORK , Jan 2 ( NotwIthBtnndlns fie exeesii of ( he moisture there was a good volume rf new business nffocled , If not nbovo the aver age. Colored cottons ruch ns dfnlms , tickings and domestics uhowtd In fair demand hut ns a whole , the market was dull. Many bu > crs arc In the market nnd expansions are generil that a. larger business 1s In sight. 1'rlnllng cloths are very dull at 3o to 2Tiu for Cl rquireii. PALL RIVER , Mam , Jnn , 24 Print cloth * ver > dull und nominal for legulara , odds at 2T,4c ImKl' MANCHESTER , Jan 24 The market for clotha and jams U steady , with a butter feel ing. _ _ _ _ _ _ ( iriilu Market. TOLEDO , Jan. 2) AVHEAT Arllvo nnd higher ; No 2 cash nnd January. 78c ; May , 724c ! , CORN Active and steadj ; No , 8 mixed , 28c , No. 3 mixed , 27c ; Ma > , ; o'/iC. ' OATS Dull nnd tteady ; No. 2 mixed , 20c ; No. J white , 21o ; May , : i'ic. RYE Dull ; No 2 cash , SS'ii- , CLOVER SEED I4ower ; Dteady ; prime , ca h , M ) ; March , $4 40. RECEIPTS A\ heat , MOO bu , ; corn , J7.COO bu. ; clovei need , 810 bags , SHIPMENTb 1'lour , 3000 hblg ; wheat , 8,000 bu ; corn , 12,000 bu.i clover seed , 1S2 bass. Oolil Coming lo America. NEW Ti ORK. Jan. 24 A special to the Even- Inn Pest from London ra > s ; Eaglci are being withdrawn from the Kink of England for Amer ica toda ) . 'I lie amount , however , Is probably small and the bank's selling price unchanged , It Is reported the shipments of gold to America tomorrow will piobably tic col 1230.000. and that more la eolnR next week. Tills gold IB taken almost eutlrel > from the open nuiktt and from nuppllc * arriving from New York. It U taken , apparently , not by American financial houBjd. but by two continental lianka. nno icprc * tenting Clernmn Intermts. It U Impossible to nay lion much Is coming next week. 1'iMirlit .llnrketN , PEORIA , Jan ! ( . CORN rirm ; new No , X 2 : 4 c ; Nu 3 , 25 > ; c. OATS Irritrularj No. 2 white , ISHc ; No. I white IC'itilT'.u. RYIV-Nomlnal : No. 2. SSc WHISKY Market steady ; finished irootta , ou the hauls of II 22 fur hlkh wines. RECEIPTB Corn , SOODO bu , ; oats. 73000 bu.j n ? . none , whUky , 73 gain ; wheat , 3,00) ) bu. SHIPMENTS Corn. 32 OOT bu. ; oils , CO 000 bu. ; r > e , 2.0-JO bu. ; wlilnky , tZJ gaU ; wheat. 6,000 bu. AVIu'iit SAN 1'RANCIHCO. Jan -WIIEAT-Actlve and Irregular ; December , II 1H ) May , 11 UVj ; niwt , tl U , : lUr . II 13. Cleared , 128,000 centals ofiheat , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MliiurUiullH Wlient Murlcot , MINNEAPOLIS. Jan -WHEAT-rHrone ; January. C7 c , Mu > . C9Uc ; July , CiW o On truck ; No 1 Imrd , Ka ; No. 1 northern , S7c ; No. 2 liotthcrn. We , OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Receipts of Both Hogs nnil Oattlo Wore Very Light. CATTLE MARKET DULL AND UNCHANGED Ai-llto npiiinntl for How nl iv f Ci-iit U T Tliiir < n1n > * i ClitH- K IMJ HiliiK l > i tin' InriU Stilil Curly. riltlJAY. Jnn. St. Receipt * for the dnvs Indicated arc : Cnttle.JloKS. Sheep Horses. January II . 1,01 J 2,421 W January 21 . 1,1 ? ) 3,9-N S'ttl ' .Iniumtv 22. . S.S'H ) f > 4S7 f-23 II January 21 . 1,901 BR53 , 211 23 Jantinrv 20 . 1,303 1.2J1) 4,10 . . . . Jnnunty IS . , 1.SID 3,443 . January 17 . 2.1GS S.T31) ) f > 7 CATT1.U The cnttlc run was \pry light today , theie bring only 1,012 bend on fl ilo , a against 1,173 jcstcrdaj and 2.1CS on Til- day of lust week The market was nat much clntiKed from jcsterdnv so far as \ allies were concerned , but H was dull nnd de\old of Interest It wns one of those dull anil fcnturclws nmrkels that me fur Hum satisfactory to any one. Only a tow fat entile were on sale , nnd holder" seemed to think that they ought to get n Ilttlo moio money nnd were generally pricing their Fluff higher tlmno toidny. On the othet hand , the bmors did not mi- pear to ha\o xery utgent orders nrd did not seem to want the cattle badly enough to raise their hands Thru , too , the tnttle were mnny of them on the pommunlsh order nnd not l-uch ni wore calculated lo arouse the enlhu'lasm of bu > ct * The re sult was n very slow market. The bu\eis would pnv about sleadv prices , l > ut It wn hard woik to got anything bolter out of them. Thoions nothing In the > ardR equal to the $ ) 00 cattle- sold beta } e tcrdn ) . Thu nupply of butchern' stotlc was \oiy llRht , only twelve to fifteen loads being re potted on Fair. Among the nuinbct weie seine right goT > d cow .mil holfors. In fact. better than \\a\c \ been here nil most ilajs of lato. One bunch Bold nt ? 130. Thn niatket lacked the actl\lt > that has characterised It on most d.ijs , but still It waa no lo\\er. The demand w.i * iirstty fait and In the end the pens weio cleat cd The fresh mrluils of HtocKors and focdcn , weto light , but there wet * quite it good many In the handt of > nrd opcintorr Thn demand from the country was Unlit nnd speculators woio In no hurry to load up with any more , but , on the other hind , thrv WITU all anxious to sell Thn feeling on the nmiket was \ ciucnl ; and the ti.idf lo\\ Kt pilots ate still soiling high , as compared with fat cattle Representative bales : uunr srcnus. N'o Av. IT No AIT. . No Av t'r u . .inu n 40 n . nr. $3 51 si ni w r. I .10W 34) ) 41 1131 3 CO J ) 12,2 3 Co 1 1170 3 40 17 . . ISili 3 5) 2) liVi 3 01 n . nst 3 4) r is : ) 3 to 2 . i3"i 3 7"i I ) . . 1074 J 4" 2) ) llf 3d ) 3 1321 T 7T 10. . . .1151 3 50 IS .1)71 3W W . .13J1 3 SO co\vs 1 . . .nio i si 2 . . ssr 2 ro n . . 172 r- .J..1100 11) ) 1 . . IV ) 3 > 1 . .1140 2 IT , 1. . . CSi ) 200 7. . . ID',7 2.T. 7 . . .1017 J 7) 2. . . . I'll 20i ) B HIS 2 3" 0 . . .10-.S 27) 3 . . .10)0 SW CO. . . IJ 2J.T 1 . . . "l " ) S 7" 1..1100 2 0) 1C. . . . 082 2 10 1 . . .1111 ! 2 71 J. . . 8 3 200 2. . . 114) 241) ) 21 . . S.7 J T 1 . . .1113 2 CO fi . .llWi 1) ) 1 , .1U < \ 2 kO 2 .1010 2 ft" 2 10V , 2 43 ) . . 1014 J S ) 1. .ll.'O 210 2..10bl 2 W 1 11IG 2 SO 3 . 10rG 2 11 1..1IHO 2 50 10 . .ISIS 2 M i . . .iori i r , i. . . 111) ) 2 r.o i iiw 2 ; . i . . .lino 2 n n. . ice 2 r- -j imw m > 1 . . .ISM 2 1"i 1C . . .IT.l 2 K 10 1121 3 CO 2 . . 1W > 2 21 J4 . . 'IS7 2 C.1 3 .11W 3 0) 1. . .10,0 22.1 1 . 1JIO SOI 1 . 1110 10) ) 1 . .1WO 22. 1..1150 20) 2. 10-11 3W 2..10J1 J21 1..141) ) 201 2. . . . WO 101 3..11M 2 217. . . . 11CO 2 C1 1 . 1170 1 10 1..1020 23) 2 . . .1190 i d3 22. . . . 110 J 315 2. . . . 900 230 itutrnns 1. . . MO 2 21 23. . . . 701 2 C1 B . . . K.3 2 SI l.,4S ) 240 1. . . . 74) ) 2 K J. . . . 731 21) ) 1. . . . 73) ) 211 1. . . . 110 26) 1. . . 780 300 1 . . . C70 2 M 1 . . . 700 2 CO 1 . . SIO 1 10 8. . . . 311 2M R . . . G2.1 JIO 17. . . 111 SSI B . . . CSt 2 'A B . . Cll , 71 1..11CO SCO 2 . . . C20 2 W 2. . . . 475 .i W DfLl.S 1 . . . B40 200 1..1G70 210 l..ll)20 2 CO 1 . . .IN ) 200 1. . . . SW 241 1 . . . 113)2 C1 1..1.0. ) 21) l..lom ) 241 1. . .17CO 2 fl 1. . . . 9S ) 2 10 H..r0 2 30 T..1'IO 2 fil 1 . . .10 . ' 11 1..1-10 210 1 . . .140) 271 1 . . 1110 22) 1..127J 850 1 . . . .203) 2 SI 1 . . .1610 2. . 3. . . . BV5 2 K J , . .1770 . ' M 2. . . Wt 22.1 2. . . .13)3 2 M r. . . .If22 290 1..17M 225 1. . . . 110 2 CO 2. . ,1111 2" ) 1..10 * ) 2 1 2. . . . 7 ° ) 20) 1 . . .1710 300 1..1W ) 221 3 . . . m 2 M ) 1..1DM SO } 1..13CO 213 1..1200 2 CO STAGS 1 . . .12:0 27,0 2. . . .13.3 2 C ) 4. . . .1377 30) ) 1..1470 250 3. . . .110) 270 CALVUS. 1. . . . 300 213 1. . . . 310 32.1 1 . . . 1GO TOO c . . 33r 2 n 7. . . . mo 3 y ] . . . . 1:0 n oo 1. . . . S'fl 2 CO 1. . . . 11) 371 1. . . ISO r J1 i. . . . iM r.o < i i. . . . iw 400 i. . io r. > ; 1. . . . SO 300 J. . . M 400 1. . . . 33) ) 525 1 . . . 370 3 13 bTocicnns AND ricDKna 1. . . . fV > 2 B5 4 . .1070 3 20 21. . ICO " 31 1. . . . 310 270 2 .1011 320 J. . . B.I1 3 TJ 1 830 2 71 2 . . ri3 3 21 4 , . SS7 3 4) 1 . . . CM J 7" 10. . . . Cti. ( 3 23 7. . 10W 140 2 . . SSI 2 SO 1 . . . 710 3 21 2 . . 7S1 3 4) 1. . . . SW 2 SO 17. . . . 072 3 21 4 . . FS2 3 40 1 . . . 41 310 31. . . . 77S 350 C . . . 118 J I ) 4. . . . 743 3 11 3. . . 710 3 31 C. . . . S7C. 3 SO T . . . 7V ) 32) 4. . . .1051 311 9. . . CIO 3 CO 03 . . . 7li 3 20 1 . . 470 3 33 COLORADO. No Av ri. No Av. Pr. 23 feeders . . .1017 $3 JO 23 feeders . . . SJI Jl U 40fii'le-rs 10C7 3 2i 2u fefdciH 9.2 3 CO HOGS This receipts of hogs , .IK vielt ai of eit- llci , were very llffht toda > , enl > -,4-1 luud hell * lopoited Ui the > ards ns afnlnst 3 92S jettcidj nnd 2.ICH on Trlday ( if last up I < The buyers evidently ualitixl hogH vvnrse thin they did > e lcrda > nnd mlcuncn inid thn nd- vunliBO of a ( .ood demand , light ifeHptu and encouraging reports fiwn other rnnkeln 'Iho irada opened ncllvc and nhout fi higher linn jesterda > 'H lite market. Tha IIOKS snl 1 nlnut Ilka jcHlerday inornlni ; s first sites 'iho hulk : vvp-it at J3 9) ) . ns against J3 83 ji terdny anil ? 3 70 O3 73 cvi I'rldiy of last vvcdt The nuiil.PtaH actlvu nt the ndv.incc and ivcrjthhiK changed hands airly , the clisu being strong 'Jhf prl < p nl which heRB annovt tiling me not much nn- CHICAGO I.IVi : STUCK. TliuiiKli LlKlit AVcro Sum. < ; lcnt fur llii > WiintH of tinTiiulr , CUICAOO , Jan. 21. ToJaj'd rattle receipts , Iliougli llklit , wire ninplx nulllrlrnt fur the \\r\Mn at tliu trade. Common to uxttu choice loin Kold at from 13 20 to f 4 SO , with the ImU of the trannacUons ut from $3 7D to J ) 4U , exporttiiT pur- eliusfs iMliiff fairly latgc ut from (4 to il.M. llutclieis' CJttlo were In Ruud demund , nnd Kold rtlatlvely hlgli r than drri eU hcif and shlppliiu tattle , cow und helfern' tales ncliu ; larcely nt from 12 to J323 hll choice lo tlu lulb Imiusht from | J V ) to I ) Calves i\rro fulily uctlvu and about 2ac hlshir. 'lliere un toimld. Liable In'iuliy fui Hod.tru mid feedcig. 1'nlr fiiln vviru inado nt from lib. ) 10 Jl si , 'llicm waa a rather good ilrmnnd for Ti'xna ratlin ut from t3 to 10 , prlccn helni ; ul m ( 15c luvtir. In hogu the rwlpl * vvrie uninll. With a Rood demand prlcei were oil nn m.i.iu'u of Co lilKhir than jfBtinluj , common to pilnia hillliu : ut from IS M to M " > IjrKclj ut from SI 10 to M 13. The IIOK khoitarfB m admitted to lie vuy lurse and the ( uiiklne fnileriilt ) nuw admit Hut : ha winter patltlnir will idiovv a tnntcrlul reduction from that of last \\lnUr. Cholcu incditim welt-lit * old at the K'U. iiw\y lKltielna \ dlwilmlnalcd acalnit , ar.J lie ! hulk nt lit lugg > , old within u nurrow iati.-e , In slice p iccelpl * vvoe | suull , hut th demon * ! waa poor and price * were Bbiuevvh.it lov.er. rant * mon to choice native thctp fcimil UUKMH ut from \ ' > ' > to > 3 85 , and jraillict bruui.ht from 53.10 to 14 Western fed rlieep 're lulhor numir- out and In demand nt from ill1) ) lu t ; 73. mil common to iliulcu lambs bi ought ( rnn 13 M ( . 'j II G3 Tterelpt : Cnttlc. C.COO head ; h E , II 000 hcud ; * hQ u. C.WO Iwaa _ Amr York I , It 12 Mloc-lc. MCW YOIIK. Jan. II - IirKVIWXlslpU , 228 } head ; mail.et cloir , hut uuierallktiady ; common lo fair , \'l.l'i 35 , Euad to choUc , i'i , oxuu. rons } l N'Mtl TS rnl > V , loner , Ammlenn . 7.W AND t.VMIW ItPcPlptH , 3.C2D hendj ierp. plow nt I2.2J1W S5 for rommon In prlmcj rommon nnd tnpdliim lamlo , Inrel ) MMtlj . UI M In rho' . a trlllo tlnnrr. coed to i > rtinP , tl 37H OiW ilinlcf" . 13 lt J\lS'j 1IOHoiclplB , GSM lipnj , r-end ) nl M 20y 4 W. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SI. l.iillln tU < > toU. . ST. I.OflS , .Tun II eATTI.IJ-lN-crljlH < M held , uhlpmeiiK. M hond , nmihet wenk Init not qiiotiilily lo rr , mtlvo oiput otrcrn. l 41M 471 fnlr to rlnlr-p * hl | > phiR , 17I4) . dne.l Iwr Rnulra , > tJA04 SV , hulk of mien , 13 4 ( M W , stw < under 1 ( k llw , j : C0lf3 M , Iiiilk of unlen , | 2.7 fr3 2i ; tock rB nnd fomern , K r > ) if1 71. hulk of * np } _ 2.iCtJj , c > nnd lielfirn , | 20U ( | 3M , titlk of mil < - JJMrS.fi , cinnliiR r , l.tf2W rahe < , MflOJiCSI , mo ly | fl BOffd M : lmll . thldl ) { JO > ) flr , Texas cteem , Kram , JIM tnirt ; fed. U if4W , hulk of Htter. JSI.tf 371 , ( > . $1 fWf 1 lift HOOS-lleoelpti. . OX ) hold ! shipment * . ,1 * hen I , mnikrt Ktronir in 6c hlnticr , hrnvv , 13. " 0 IN 15 , mlx.d , J37WI70 ilslit. - ( X ) ; bulk cf sales Jt < iiip4 H HIIKKI * ItpiHptn. 410 hond ! shipments , 109 herd , nuirlu'l ptcidv mil llrm , nMlvp mullnns. ! 27.1f3M , low grin' . Jl WK2 4) ; soulhoin , - - - - - - 3KI , lambs (3 2.JT4 W sin.i | < . \NrtAK CITV. .Tan tl OATT1JJ l 4W head , shlpmcntu , 2 4W head ! nnirkot lo 10v' Icmer. Tt-\im te.ri , J2dtMi. ) ) . prtw , K2 > J727i1 ; tipef | c mtlvn limn tIWli316 , flocKcnt tid feideia , 350 , hulls } 2 < WWi23 11OOH llrrrlpK 7CA ) hend : shlpnie it . J.M head , iiiarket Mtoti , : ami 5c hlKher ; hulk rf unh . H80W191 , tunvlrn. J3 1'fTI Wj packers , 13 ion 4 OS , mlxe.1 , Hltnnt' It ept , 2b head , Milpmcnts. KM hond , mniket ntcndj ; lalnln , f3 WiM EO , ' multnna , M.x-U In Itecnrd of leculpln nt the four principal mar kets for I'rtda ) , Janunrj 21 ! Cntllo. llr > pw. South Oiiinhl . . . 1,01. ! S 4Jt ChlciKi > . r , tv 17.0W ClVM KIIIRIH oit ) . . . mxH ) s.ooo s * * ) M. l < nult . 4,80) C.-iX ) 4V ) Totals . 1C 312 M/ 9,13) i A aiiMiiov roti.Mts A MAY. of Wool lur < lso l.nst AVoeU IVi-i'i1 l.arKtfur I lie SI > IINO > II I1OS1XN , Jm. 21 The Amcrloiu Wool nnd Cotton Itiporter FIIVH ot thpvo.il tradc\ : | | . though the mukit han , aMiilurl ) , piatrnttM u qulot iisp-Lt , the ovldpiiee of a ulnmir undor- curiint li found In the fail that over 7UOOOM luunO < 4 of v\o 1 I.7,443lb0 potindi' ) have thin eek heen . old In the ttinu prlnclpil inuikpts , a goihl Rhine nfhkh vvnR domestic Block. Uhti rales In the lorrifpoidliifr peilod of 1V11 amounted ti > tiW.JOi ) iKiundH. The MicnMhililnf ; of ptlcea of fdixlmo I sienii nt leiislh to have coin- mincid lo divert nttintlon to seine Kinds of di - mc'lovhltli ' hn\i > hem rnther nloor late. \\i- think we H'e ev Idcnec nt thin In the lirRW nalifl of tLrillotloi * nnd other KOI tit thin VVCIM , 'I he fait of the ilt | > v.iil of more vv ol tils vveivk , vvlun busilneK itr.ill > In li'nt v\lth thi fiiMo niinniiii.i > , uM to mv tlingetvllli which The curieni llmnulnl rnndltlivn In dHturhliiR : It , s"Min tn us | , ixd pi umptlve cvldcnue that with thu Liiitenr ) ( lumlloii out of the VMIJ , the vvoiil au I vvoiUn Iniliiiiti ) vtilcl ho fluid to ho 111 loiu'iil- euihlj b tter tondltl in than It wan n vtir aro. The Ktatlatkul poilllui < f the iplu la MIC" ! us to Kiulei n belief In a Hiwvl future value of wool n hlifhb i-itlonal on Th" sale1 * tlncc Jnnuiuy I , ISii , have unoimud to ? J 4'li.n ' > 0 pound ! ) , us .iRalnHt 17dS10ii ) In the t irerpo illns prilOil ot ISIv "I he Hales thin week ut New York Imva amounted til l,5.'S.tW ' < > | K > UidH. ! of which 203 0)J pounds vrti domestic , und 1,0010)0 foreign. nuiU * Intt a total hliuo Jnnuarj 1 or C 6Cr. 0 > X > luunds ; foi tlu coni p ndloiR wwk ot 1S'5 " thu miles niiujuted li > 170 > IX ) > pnunila Doaleiv nri' ofTer- IlirfvmlH much more fuelj. and , aided liy the r ( length Hlinvvn hj the Ixndon v\ool Files , niv unil I'd to obtain M > I > i illsfnctoipilctx. . "Tho hdli nt I'hllid Iphlu foi the past week \MI 621 r o pounds 'f domestic , and 548 COi ) pounds of forclKii wool , making n t" > tal for the \\oilc of 1 4 7. , fO pnuiiils. hJil s since Jnnuiuy 1 , 18 % . fi 01 1 iSJ puundi , foi llit > corniiMvidliiK | pe- ilod litt > ear. 2 ii,7 1C1 iiouiidt Tlu domestlo wool mirktt Ins IK-VII ( .ompai.itlv ly qu ct with home iu"ichnntti , v\hllo othem who have hid u fnlr am Hint of woo ! out on Hiinplc k'eta hnvt ( lo td some fair husliK s3 "The .lle8 lit CliU-nKo v\lll nRRre iti- close upon a hnlf million pounds The Ktrin th of the umikit ( ontlmifH t be maintained , western mdla freely piylnf ? the ndMinci1 , nnd ordei * fiom the cuat arc ( , lvou tHKiudRLirly "Trmli rontlnues moderate nt St. I ouls , though sales huvo bren ngiln full ) 2.-A IXX > lo MOW ) pounds , T.lth ofTirs icfused on Kcveral Inrse lines " | LUilOK. .Tim 24 The noston Commercial IJulletln will uo tomorrow Only 31 per cent of this veik's sales or wool nre Atnetlcan AurlralUli Is N'lns Rold In lili ; blocks und on a iilsub advancing market , the 70 < iualll > Belllns on i hisls of 4S c nta clean rorelj.n wcourtJ wools nru most Inl nloutly nffcrtln ? the B ilci of Ariuhnn A pound of thla "Fiound" stocV tnkis the place of tv\o nnd llm" pounds ol runes Aimilcin wtxil It Is chawed tint thin wojls pre not < inturnl wool a vsnslud hut thil HIM inn imniifaetuird from burr * honth Amer ican nlock hj a carhonlzlnit imicws The milei of the v\e k nre : l.S'J.dno Ibs domeNtlc Und SCSi.O'M ' ll < s loiolkn. nsnlnct 12 1600 Ibs. do. mi".tlc nnd 1 07C OW Ibs fordi-n bint week. nnJ JJI3.0DO Ibs dom'stlc nnd 1 Wl.OH His fnirln ( fin the hame week hut > i i. The sales tc djle show an In reuse of S.S13 000 Ihs donicallc and 2 240 bO1) Ibs fnrclpn ovci th ' filei to tin rump dnti" In 1W" The iec lpts to jlnt * show nn Ineteasu of . ' KSS b il s domrollo nnd 11.747 b ilos foielcii LONDON. .1 in 21 At the wool auction talca tjliy 14 ru biles vxoio cfforrd , of vihlcli 500 v\cie v Itlulravv n Ani fcellent HI lectlnn vvas of- fuel , Iniludlnpr u lot of bittci nurlnos , Miltnhla for American buycis , wlu took 2100 Irnles 'at full prices O'iimn > Mna a Intga bujei o ( iniilno v.hllo the 1 ulk of ciom hreds * vveio laUen h } orkshhe. Oheio wns a Rood Husslan demund for silpir ( .eourtd. v\hlle the tendency foi medium und coara.2 crora hi * ds vas not so JOCK ! I'ollowlnB am the snloa In dntill- New Houth Wales 4,1)J hulls. hCjurid , Ilifflj lO'-d : Bri-asj , V/jdfiln QueeiiKlmid 1.134 biles uround. Isl d 5fls4d : ( Treaty , 7dfnBl's' Vl ( torln , 1 UK biles : scour d. 6dS2s7Hd. ( KTCII" ) } . ilKVls Cd South Awtiilln 1.320 hales , seourfd , lllidgisll ; KII isy 059'i.d ' riw in Jllvir , 110 bales , scoured , HVid , BieiiJ. fWS'i'l T"MlliillIl , 171 bllesj K-ointd , T'iO't'jil ' New Zealand. 3,478 Lnlis ; scouiwl. SWdf/ls , rieasj. C' MKiiid. Capo nf ( Jonil llopit and Nutil , 17 bales , ecourcd , ItO 1 JJ , Riciey , Ci.d. CorniT on ItnlNliiH. NHW YOHIC Tin 21 Them Is a KDid deal of talk nincnf , the Went Hide fruit men nlnut r. coinn In raisins borne of iho I in cm t hand- en of i.iUInn hive bin tukliiK all of tlm ooso muscat" Is they could wither In , uml , It s Fllpposcd tliehpuiIOHU IIIH li'cri | ( > cainer th inail/'t. us tiny urn nut oCferlni ; the fruit 'reply In the pill lie market The qinllty known n the trade as "thrie trnv/n " Is the favorite > inml of the "conil hie " nnd icpoit has It Hut the p'lnslKmnenu Hhlpped fumi the J'.ullln eoist In Inttrlor | lr.ts hnv. been pluied nnfl r thu contiol of tln > rniTierirt" Koine cni' ' that c-titaln Inllucntlal ir.rml cuof llm fruit fnide will reh.l any atlemtit of n comllno to u'nluly advanen the prlic of inNln.i , nnd the omloMc Is fui a ininy nar In tlu nnr fitltne tlmsj v\ho dtal lirfdy In inlslns. NRWVOHK. I in 21 - StHIAH-Ili flnul. Millet ; N'o. C , 4 B-1Ce , mould "A" 5 3-lCe : stand ir.i "A. " 41H6P , confictluners * 'j ( " 4 IS-lto ; out onf. fi 'J-1C , Kiiinulaleil 4 ] T-lie ! LONDON , Jan U HIUI Mt rano. flrm , prntrl- fual ; JIVH , 13s Id , Mimovndo , full icHnlnrf , 113 3d , lieet iiuht uml ixithcr cuaU'r ; Jununiy , UH fd ; I'chiuuiy , 11 Cil IlKAliTV 3IA1iKirr. > INSTUUMnNTS placea on rcouid Jantiar > ' 21 , IS'JG ; WAWIANTY onniw. O W 7liKUlls , tiualci' , uml v/lfo to O II Prosfoy. lot a and B If , feet lit " , block H , ron-st Illll add . , . , f < J,2M ] J 1) Ainohl to n i : Tajlui , lots f. to U , bind ; S , llPlmont purl : . 3 , COO C A Jlcnson , trustee , to Li U HopKIn , lotH 1 , i , : < anil n < , { lot ! , liloclc W , Holism . S.IOO Kllim BMIIIKOII anil vvlfy to .1 U ( 'onlc- llliK , n 2J fcrt lot a , block 7 , U V Smith's aild . 7i)0 ( South Oiiiulm InvcHtmont ( o-nnnny to J II 1'liUle. lot 7 , block . ! , MoO.n- odc A. U'K'B . 709 Cliailcj MntMl to O A Kchm , lotn C , 7 ami 8 , block "II , " 1'iOMiett 1'luoo. . . 2,500 QUIT CJ AIM nicno.s. 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