THE OMAHA DAIIiY BEE : SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 1 , 3890.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Yesterday Was a Day of Realizing on Long
Wheat.
SHORTS OFFERED EVERYTHING IN SIGHT
IVliont AVn Affccti-il nt ( lie OncnltiB
Very Mncli nit It Wim Thtirn-
lny t n Henry Itc-
CHICAGO , Jan. 31. This \vns n. day of
fcAllzIng on long wheat. Not only that ,
lint short so'.lcrs , who for n few ilays had
watched like a cat nt n inouscholo for
a move on the .part of the longs In the
above directions flooded the'ra.irkot with
tliclr offcrlnffs. The > prlco closed nt a de
cline for the day of ? Jc per 1m , Corn nnd
onts nre enoh a little lower In nympathy ,
and provisions moved up a little.
Wliont.was affected at the openlnR very
much ns It was at the same time on the
tfny before by heavy receipts at Minneapolis
nnd Dtiluth , while higher quotations from
Livorttool started Iny nt from C3 > < c to
CDc , ns compared with from 05&c to CTc
nt the close yesterday. After a further
decline to C5c the prlco becnn to re
cover n aln and rose In a very short time
to G0'c , or about ns high as It Rot on the
previous day's bulRC. The ndvnnce was
clilefly duo to the bullishness of the wheat
situation , ns set forth by the 'Liverpool
Corn Trade News , which estimates the
wants of the ImportlnK countries for the
whole season nt 48,0X,000 ) Im. , against avail
able supplies of 23C.000.6oo Im. , and says
that the deficiency of 72,000.000 bu. can only
tie mailu ( rood by reducing the nmount nllont
to Its lowest possible limit and using every
nvnllnb'.o buhel In Hussla nnd America.
The trading was nctlvo for nbout nn hour
and a hnlf tlurlng the nuctuatlons recorded
above nnd the market bad nnother rnncc
over the same ground , but after that It
qulclcd down for nn hour for want of nny-
thlng further of nn exciting character. The
prlco meantime bad worked down around
6Ec , and did not for some time get away
fiom between that and Go'Jic. ' Tenter the
market began to fcol the weight of the
sales which had been made nt around CGc
and by 12 o'clock It bad begun to wear a
very dejected appearance. In half an hour
Inter It bad declined to C3c sellers , or Hie
decline from the highest point It touched
earlier. The stocks at Minneapolis and
IuhiUi nre estimated to have Increased
000,000 bu. this week , nnd New York stock
to hnvo decreased 750,000 bu. The prevail
ing Impression with regard to the visible
supply for the week was that It might show
n small Increase , or at least a. very light
decrease , nnd probably the heavy operators
were Iniluenced by that In selling" ns freely
as they did. IHislness was very much
nmnllcr than on the previous days of the
week , nnd , na on the day before. It was
largely on the local nccount. The closing
figures were nt from PMC to G3V&C. practically
the lowest of the day.
The corn market followed the course of
* .he fluctuations In wheat , being strong early
nnd weak later In theclay. . The weather
Is making country roads very bad nnd
lighter receipts In the near future are ex
pected.
Iluslness In oats was quiet , nnd no new
features wore developed. Outside of a small
nmount of liquidation , trading was almost
at a standstill.
Provisions were irregular , opening firm
and aflcr a weak spell becoming strong
with closing prices moderately higher for
the day. The general Impression In the
nit was that soon after the opening the
Cudnby brokers were the chief bidders for
the product , hut nfter they had jollied It up
they became heavy sellers.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : wheat ,
85 cars ; corn , 433 cars ; oats , .200 cars ; hogs ,
9,003 bead. .
Tljo leading .futures . ranged ns follows ;
. . . , .
WHEAT No. 2 spring. G2 ? jr < i3y5c ; jfo. 3 spring ,
5SSG2o : No. 2 rod. 67fflC7Vie.
CORN-No. 2 , 27e ; No. 2 yellow , 27e ,
OATS No. 2 , ! Sjo ; No. 2 white , 21c ; No. 3
White. 19flWJc.
nYK No. 2 , 40c.
PARLEY No. 2. nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 24
J37c ; No. 4. 21GKc.
FLAX SEED-NO , i. 92'jc.
TIMOTHY SEED I'rlme. J3.72W.
PROVISIONS MCSH pork , per bbl. , J10.37Wff
10 42V4. Lard , jier 100 Ibs. . J5.G7W5T3.70 : short
rlba , sides ( loose ) . J5.25.27'.4 : dry salted shoul-
flers ( boxed ) , 4i4f5c ; short clear Blues ( boxed ) ,
' .
WH1S1CY Distillers' finished goods , per eal. ,
Jl H.
SUOAR Cut loaf , J5.S1 ; granulated , J5.19 ;
Btnndard "A , " J5.00.
rOULTRY Firm : turkeys , SJ9c ; chickens ,
7fiS c ; ducks , 1UC12C.
The following wera the receipts and htpmenti
today :
dunlin ; Quotntiuiiu on ( lie 1'rlucliml
CoiiiinoilltleN nnil SlniilcM.
NEW YORK , Jnn. 31. FLOUR Receipts , 16,700
bills , ; exports , G.700 bblu. ; wcnkcneil. In tone by
the decline In wheat , but tellers nro holding at
old prlees , wblch checks business ; Minnesota pat
ents , i3.4SffS.75 ; bakers , J2.bO@'S.OO ; city mill pat
ent * . J1.10S4.35 ; winter patents , J3.Co03.75 ; spring
law crudes , $1.83iT2.CO ; winter straight ) ! , J3.40jf3.SO ;
winter cxtra > , J2.G5tJ3.00 ; winter , low graden ,
J2.50R2.GO. Rye Hour , quiet ; Biipcrnnc. J2.2332.75 ,
llnckwhcnt Hour , dull ; Jl.iOffl.l.'S for kpol anil 19
nrrl'11.
11UCKWHEAT Quiet ; SSJM'Jc.
CC\U.N" MEAL Dull ; yellow -western , choice ,
70ct liraiidyvlne , J2.33.
11AIU.EY MALT Steady ; western , 48034c.
HYE Nominal ; state. 42014c.
TiARI.KY Finn ; inalthiB. 4G43e ; feeding , S3Jf
35c.
35c.WIHAT ExpnrtR , 77.COO bit. ; spot , nominal ;
No. 2 rt'd , 7i5ti7-c ; ; ; No. 1 haul. 7Cic ! ; f , o. b.
alloat. Ojitlouj oprncd llnncr on higher cablin
and nfter u ellKht reaptlon advnnceil on cov
ering , but turned wiak and declined under local
real I zinc uud heavy 'weitern selling , closing at
W/r ; o net Uerllne. Talk wa . ] e bullish at thf
cloHo Ihan It haa been for several days'No. ; {
red , February , clpsej nt 72Jie ; Jlay , 7IVOT2KC ,
closing at 71\o ,
( WRN lleeelpta , GO.CM tu. ; cxportf. 11,000 bu.
Biat | iiiuikut dull ; No. 2 , 3Ge. Optloiu opened
easier , advanced on tba laruer decrca > tn tlie
werk'i movement ut the west , sold off tlnally
with wheat nnd closed Vic lower ; February clcsed
at 3 lc ; Mny , ZGltOTGVtc. clo-ilng at SiHJo.
HAY Dull ; fiblpuliib' , 1S.003S.M ; teed to
choice. fO.WtflO.W.
HOP.S Wcalt ; state , common to choice , 1RS1
crop. 21i Uic ; 1633 crop , -li'So ; const , 1531 crop ,
ZHMWu ; 15S3 Clop , 409c.
HIDHB-niill ; wet nailed , 20 to 23 Ibs. , lie ;
Uiienos Ayirs , di-yj 20 Ibs. , liic ; Texas , dry , 21
to 30 | hs. . 9c ; California , 21 lo ! 3 Ibs. , Ho.
ItUATIIKIt Dull : hcrolnek sole , Ilueno ? Ayres.
llKbt to heavy welshls , 21c ; ncMs. 21fi23c.
WOOISteadyi domestic n cc , ! OU22e ; pulled ,
I'itoVlHIONS-Reef. steady ; extra Indls , mw .
JSj packed. JMJOgs.W. Cut iiimls , quiet ; pickled
li.im * . J8.75tfU.23. Unrd. linn ; WMtern ulcoin
rlo d nt fG nskrd ; May , B.20. nominal. Pork ,
dull ; mess , ill.uOtill.S } ; tbovt clear. Jll.WiflJM :
family. 111.
IWTTCR-Weakcr :
TALLOW Pull ; clly. 3 IS-lOc ; country , 315-10
I > -necelpts , 17J rkEB. ; nrm : stole ,
InrKv. ( UUlOUc ; email , 77iijlOic ; part skims ,
SliliCo : full skims. 2if3c.
PUTROUUUM-Wvnk : United closed at Jl.JT'i
bid : itflncd. (7.C3 ; I'lillsdehihla and Hjltlmore ,
7.C' ' ) ; Phlladeliililn and llalllmare in bulk. } 3.l .
ROSIN Quiet ; strained , common to t'0J , tl.W
lilCB-Stcady : domestic , fair tn Mtra. We ,
MOI AbSKS nun ; New Orlear.i , ipu k tt | .
COtHl ta choice. KiiJTc ,
TURPHNTINIJ-Oulct at SCOJOVtc
MirrAI.8-Plit Iron , steadyj e.'Ulhern. Jll.TCO1
JJ.7S ; nnnhcrn. | 12.CO ll.tX ) . Capper. Him ;
.broker * * ' nrlee. $10 ; ttciianire price , JW-lOtflJ. * ) .
- J , ilrni ; broker * ' urlcc , jrsj ; cxcianse prlc ,
J3.05. Tin , tendr ; ralt , J13.SOI13. . Plate * ,
tteftdir. Sp lter , n.ulet ; domestic , SI. nomlnsl.
COTTON SEED OIL NomlnAl ; off summer
yellow , 27027H ° ; prime crude , 2IO2IHC ! butter
sraxle ,
O.1IAIIA OKMJIIAL MAltKHT.
CniulKliin of Trail r nnil Qiintntlonn
on Stnplc nnil I'nncr Produce ,
KOOS-fltrlctly fresh slock. HCllWc ,
BUTTER-FaJr to peed stock , rf > ll . Sflllc ; tabs ,
O9c ; choice to fiuicy country , 12Q14C.
VEAL Choice fat , 70 to 100 lbn. , ore quoted
at Cf7c ; largo ftnd coarse , 4f5c.
CHKESE-Domestlc brick , HHc ; Edam , per
den. , J3.DO ; Club house , 1-lb. jars , per doz. , 13. DO ;
Llmbcrger , fancy , tier lb. , ll'ie ' ; Itoquefort , H-lb. ,
Jnr , per doz. , J3.M ; Young Americas , lliie ;
Twins , fnncy , lie.
1'OULTRY-Drcssed-Chlckens , C'tOJUc ; ducks ,
choice , 9i10c ; turkeys , choice , HWlScj geese ,
7R8e.
roUIVTllY Live C. Jncobs6n of the Montana
Poultry 1'ncklng nnd Supply company , quotes
llvo poultn * firm nnd wanted nt : Hens nnJ
young roosters , 5Uc ! old t > cks. 2Vio ; turkey
hena , 8Hc ; yoting turkny gobblers. 7',4e : old
Toms. Cc : ducks , full feathered , "c ; geese , Gc.
HAY Upland , J5.00 ; mldlnnd , J4.SO ; lowland ,
tl.Oi ) ; rye straw , JS.CO ; color makes the' price on
bay ; light bales sell the best. Only top ginden
bring top Jirlces.
11ROOM CORN Extremt-ly slow sntc ; new
crop , delivered on track In country : choice grcn
self-working carpet , per Ib. , 2'Jc ' ; choice green ,
running tn hull , 2'ic ; pommnn , 1'tc.
GAME Jnck snlpj , 73C5JJ1.00 ; golden plover ,
J1.23 ; Jack rnbblts. per doz. , J1.0'TF1.41i ) smnll
rabbits , oOcUll.00 ; mallard duclts , J3.SO'S3.75 : r l-
heads , J3.7iOl.l ; cnnvasbnck ducks , J3.OOflS.Oi ) ;
tcnl , blue wine , J2.00I72.25 ; ten ) , green wing ,
Jt.75JT2.oo ; mixed iluclis , J1.75JJ2.23 ; Canada gee. c.
JG.OOm.CO ; small gee f. J4.504iO.00 ; brnnls , J3.GO ;
squirrels , per doz. , C0i73c.
I'ta EONS Live , very slaw ; dead pigeons not
wanted.
VKOKTARLES.
CAULIFLOWER-1'er crate , J2.M03.00. or Jl.DO
( TL75 per doz.
CAllRAai' Cnllfornln Rtock , per lb. , 2c ,
POTATOES Fnncy native stock , 30e : from
store In small lots , 30fT35o ; Colorntlo ntock , We.
ONIONS-1'er bu. , 21iflOc (
I1EANS Hniid picked navy , per liu , , Il.SO.
SWEI'TT I'OTATOES Choice stock , J2.75 per
bbl.
bbl.CELERY
CELERY California , per doz. , No. 1 , OOe ; No.
Z , 7."rc : Knlnmnzon. 35c.
LIMA HEANH Per lb. , Co.
WATER CRESS I 'or IG-qt. case , tl.G081.73.
FRUITS.
MEXICAN STRAWUERRIES-None.
Al'l'LES-Fnncy New York , J3.23O3.CO ; choice
western , J2.BOff2.73 ; . fnncy western , J3.00.
CRANRERRIES-Jcrsey. J8.73.
MALAGA ORAPES-l-er GO-lh bbl. . J5.COSC.OO ;
per C3 to 70-lb , gross. , JO.COO7.W.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES California budded seedlings , regu-
Inr sizes , J2.COS2.C-i ; 230 to 2SS sizes , Jl.73fl2.00 ;
navels. J3.50 ; large sizes. J3.00 3.23.
LEMONS-Messlnas , J3.rOIT4.23.
"ANANAS Choice large stock , per hunch , J2.00
® 2.2o ; medium sized liunehra , Jl.73Sf2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTERS-Mcdlums , 15c ; stnnJanls , 20c ; extra
ticcts , 2oo ; Iranci : K Co.'s selects , 27c ; New
? SU"19' 30 ° : stnndard bulk , per gal. . J1.10.
IIONM Kancyblte , per lb. , 15c.
MM'LE SYRUI' Five gal. cans , each , J2.75 :
can's ' -1101' U ° Z" " 2 ! l/4 Gal < Cans' JC-3 ! 1uartt
Icr halt pcr
<
J3S23UK1 1 KIlAUT-pcr bbl. , J3.73 ; half bbl. .
cro" ' California. 10-lb. boxes , per
- c : choiec-
MAPLE SUOAR ' ? 'i'b. , '
PRESERVES Assorted. 20-lb. palls , each ,
CO'COANUTS Per 100. JI.CO ; each. Cc ,
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. . medium
nlzt > , lOcj Tarragona almonds , per lb. , large
12"je ; Hrazlls , per Ib. , So ; Kngllsh walnuts per
Ib. , fancy soft shell. 12c ; standards ,
filberts , pcr lb , , lOo ; peacnns , polished medium ,
lOcj large , 12c ; peanuts , raxr , O'Jc : roasted. 7B
"Vic ; hickory nuts , email , pcr bu. , 11.73 ; hickory
nuts , large , per bu. , Sl.M ; black wnlnuts , per
t > uli ( * .
DRESSED MEATS.
DECF Good western steers , 400 to COO Ibs
5tt&Cc ; good cows nnd heifers , 4 i03c ; medium
cows and heifers , 4(4c ( : good forenuarters cows
and helfcra , 3jo ! : good hindquarters cows
and heifers , 6V4c ; cow rounds , 6c ; cow chucks
3o ; beef tenderloins , fresh. 20c ; frozen , 17c- beef
rolls , boneless , 9if9'Sc ; sirloin butts , boneless
9i4c ; loin lacks , 9V4o ; cow ribs , No. 3 , 7J7 c-
cow loins. No. 3. SQ-SVic ,
MUTTON Dressed mutton , 6&c ; racks. 10o-
legs. 8c ; saddles , Sc ; stews , 3c.
1'ORIC Dressed boss. 6V4c ; pork loins , 60 :
spare ribs , 5Vic ; pork shoulders. 44c ; pork shoul
ders , nklnned , 6c ; pork trimmings , Co : tender
loins , 14o ; pigs' foot , cleaned , per doz , 33c.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Tlio Chicago packer hldo market ! is on the
down Grade , according to the Shoe and -Leather
Review , but the brakes are'working and the
packers haven't lost control. The' decline so
far about represents the actual deterioration of
quality. The dlillculty of obtaining ready money
Is the moat powerful deterrent at' the present
time. The banks are hoarding their money to
back up their bids for the bond Issue , and there
will be Ilttlo relief until the successful .bids are
announced February 15. That enough money Is
being held back 'to undenvrlte the bond Issue
several times over Is universally believed so
that the moment It Is known whose bids are
accepted thena will be a pronounced relaxation
of the monetary' stringency and loans will be
easy to secure. It will bo remembered also
Hint a pronounced revival of confidence nnil busl-
IKSS activity followed tlio last bond lasue. It
Is , therefore , quite
natural to expect the mar-
ketii to continue slow nnd waiting until Febru
ary 13 , when , unices nil signs fall , there will
IMJ a general commercial revival. Two large
Lngllsli leather buyers nro In New York this
week , nnd the Influence of their purchnses will
bo1T l , < ; kly , felt In the leather trade. Quotations :
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 4o ; Nu. 2 green
bides. Sc : No. 1 green snlted hides , 6Uc ; No 2
K-r < Yn . "naUed lVdes'4t'iei Na 1 Breen s "ed hides ,
'j to 10 Ibs. , C'ioj No. 2 green nailed hides 23 to
40 Ibs. , 4Vic ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 13 Ibs ' G'ic- '
No. 2 vcnl cnlf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 4VSc : No. 1 dry
flint Hides. S89c : No. 2 dry flint hides. CHCo ;
No. 1 dry milted MAca , c ; part cured hides ,
VJo per lb. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each 23GWc ;
creen snlted shearlings ( short wooled early skins )
each 15e ; dry shearlings ( short wooled tarly
skins ) . No. l , each , lOc ; dry thoarllngs ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. l each , Cc ; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts per Ib
nctual weight , 6JGo ; dry flint Kansas and Ne
braska .Murrain wool pelts. j > or lb. , actual
weight , 4ff5c ; dry fllat Colorado butcher wool
polls , per lb. , actual weight , 4ftCHc : dry flint
Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 45J5c ; dry pieces nnd bucks , nctual
weight , 4U3c ; feet cut off , 03 U Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. 1 ,
3',4c ; tnllow No. 2 , So : grease , while A , 3'/4o ;
erenso , white U , 3c ; grease , yellow , 2' .c ; grease ,
dark , 2c ; old butter , 2S2',4e ; beeswax , prime.
13CT22C : rough tallow , IHc.
HONES In car lots weighed nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , $12.OOIJ 11.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , HO.OOJj 12.00 ; dry
country , damp nnd meaty , per ton , jj.008r8.00 ( ,
WOOL Unwashed , line heavy , CJ7c ; fine light ,
8IJ9e : quarter blood , 10ffl2c ; Beedy , burry and
chaffy , 8fT9o ; cotted anil broken , coarse , 7jf9c ;
cottcd and broken , fine , GJ8c. Fleece washed
Medium , ISJClSe ; fine , ItiaiCe ; tub washed , 100
ISc ; black , io ; bucks , Cc ; tag locks , 2O3c ; dead
pulled , StJCc.
I No. lNo. | 1 No. II 2
| J.cc. | Md'mNo. '
DEAR
lllnck . J 15 00 J 810 J10012 JCOO
Illack Yearlings. . 12ffl5 1000 7 00 r oo 300
Black Cubs. , , , . . . Cif 8 OS' G 4 00 coo 200
Ulack Montana &
Mountain . 1SQ22 14 00 , 1000 1000 400
Ulack Montana
Yearlings . 12 00 8 00 COO C 00 3 CO
lllack Montana
Cubs . C 0 4CO 3 00 4 00 200
Silver Tip . 3)0' ' ) 1200 8 00 9 00 4 00
Silver Tip Trigs. 11 00 8 00 GOO 5 00 2M
Silver Tip Cubs. . G 00 4 CO 3 00 3 00 1 CO
Drawn . . 205J2J 1GOO 100 .12 00 CO )
Yenrllnga . ' "foo 800 G 00 SOO 4 00
Cubs . 6 00GO 300CO 4 00 200
Hadger . . . Iffil CO GO CO 00CO CO
Klsbcr . 800 GOO 400 4 00 200
FOX-
Sllver ( occoidlns
to beauty ) . 100 CO CO 09 4000 30 00 1000
Sliver I'nle ( ac
cording tu bea'y ) DO 00 3000 20 00 15 00 CO }
7 00 SOO 200 .1 60 l oo
1 CO 1 3CO 1 00 75 3
Gi ay 75 CO 40 33 . IS
KU CO 40 30 20 10
Lynx SOO : oo 1 SO 1 21 CO
Marten . . . . . 2 00 i coGO 1 00 100 CO
Mink 00to GOG5 45 ' 23 . la
Mink Dark to G5 45 20 ' 10
Mountain Lion.
( perfect head
und feet ) . . . . . 10 :
Otter . 8 CO Cff 7 r co 4 00 2 DO
Otter Pale. . , . . 700 S 00 4 00 3 00 1 M
Raccoon . . . GOU70 ( 5 0 10
Raccoon , lllack
( us to beauty ) . . 503 2
SKUNK
lllack , ca etl . 155 73 CO CO 25
Short striped. . . . . I 0) 70 45 40 0
Narrow Mrlpcd. . . CO 40 25 0 10
1 Irani ntrUied. . . .
WolvurliiA . . . . . . . 4 05 3 00 2 00 200 1 00
Wolf Mountain. . 3 00 200CO 1 CO 75 40
Wolf Prairie . nsuoo CO 40 75JO 10
Heaver , per tkln. CO G 4 SO 200 4 00 2 00
Heaver Kits . 200 1 90 75 00CO 23
MU8KUATS
Winter 8010
Fall . . .
Kits .7 i
KIIIIKIIII 'City Miirkrti.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. Sl.-WIIEAT-F lr de-
innnd for eoft and cprlntr : hard rather slow ;
practically unclinnged ! No. 2 hard , G4miG5c : Na.
3 , nominally 65B61) ; No. 2 red. 75f77c ; No. !
spring , C3UG4a ; No. 3 eprliic , Clfct'c ; rejected ,
nominally 40W1SC.
COKN--UtHic lower ; No. S mixed. K ? 23c ;
Na. 2 white , 2JC.
OATS Steady and In fair demand ; No. X mixed ,
ITCISc ; No , 2 while , l V4U-Oc.
UYE No. 2 In Btolo held far 3G33Sc ; none coin
ing in.
HAY Weak ; timothy , TlO.OOQ'll.lO ; prairie , J8.00
5J7.W.
HUTTER stendy ; receipts heavy ; creamery , 17
IDc ; dairy , 13I15e.
Uaoa-Uiicliantcd nt He.
He.Murkt't.
Murkt't.
KBW YORK , Jon. 31. BUG AJl Raw. firm ;
fnlr leflnlnB , 3 lie ; centrifugal , K tett. Jc : re
fined. llrm ; crushed , S V-lCc ; powdered , ( 3-lCc ;
granulated. 4 15-lCc
LONDON. Jnii. Sl.-SUGAR-Canc , flrm. but
little offermg. lien tlrru ; pile * * unchanged.
SOME SIGN OF IMPROVEMENT
Dealers Report Increased Inquiry for Many
Forms of Finished Products ,
JANUARY SETTLEMENTS SATISFACTORY
Actual Snlc URVC Shown No liicronnc
Hxcrpt 111 Sumo forinx of Iron
null Steel Cnnli AVlu-iit Ail-
VllIICIMl II ClMltH.
N13\V YOIUC. Jan. 31. n. Q. Dun & Co.'fl
Weekly Review of Trade , which Issues to
morrow , will fwy : Though business Is still
waiting , there arc some signs of deilnlto
Improvement , It Is now believed the Ilrst
payment for bands will csxse no further
ptesstiro mid the money markets nro easier
ns respects loans on collateral , though the
dlfllculty of making commercial loans still
checks operations. Hut large maturities nt
the end' of January have been met more
satisfactorily than was expected , nnd mer
chants and bankers report that the signs
promise a good spring Undo. No Increase np.
pears us yet In the demand for the princi
pal products , unless tor some forms
of Iron nnd steel , In whtch good
contracts have been made this
week , nnil uncertainty ns to congressional action
Mill affects Industries and commerce , but the
Increase In Inquiry nnd the report ! ! of the dealers
nro deemed assurance. ( of large trade coinlnn
whenever the uncertainty Is over. Slsns of Im-
pruvcmwit In the Iron and steel business nre rat-
Ifylni ; , even though tliey spring from combina
tions which have raised the price of coke nnd
ill lotted the output of lake Iron ore. There Is
also n better demand for wire nails , after Ions
stagnation , nnd also -for 'sheets. Pis Iron II
wentter. southern works competing sharply , while
speculators of some months ago arc selling l/olow
present furnace prices , but the average for all
products Is practically unchanged nnd 11.4 per
cejit Inflow tlie hlKhest last yrnr. Coke pro < luctlon
linn ngalti been cut down 10.975 tons In a HliiRle.
week. Minor metals arc slicngtlicned a shade
by speculation.
Tlu ) cotton mills arc discussing curtailment of
production , as K.xuls continue weak , with an out
put largely exceeding distribution , thousli the
week has brouxht considerable more Inquiries
nnd a large spring trade Is still hoped for.
Woolens nro practically unchanged , nil each
passing week ot open weather diminishes the
prospect of profitable business , while Jabber
clothiers nnd retailers have conslderahlo stocks
of heavy goods remaining. Sales of wool nt the
three chief mnlot3 : have diminished of late , man
ufacturers buying only for present necdu.
\Vhoat has again advanced about 3 cents for
cash , but only 1H cents for May , although At-
lantlo cxpoits are little' larger than a year ago ,
and fur fjur weeks , Hour Included , have btcti
8.19J.7C3 bushels , ngnlnit 7.337.SSI last year.
Neither this fact nor the continued excess of
western receipts for the week , S.3S1.912 bushels ,
against 1,220.013 btwhl9 last year , explain nn
advance , for which the basis or the excuse must
lo sought In foiclgn advance.
Cotton Is a shade lower thn.n a week ago. not
withstanding strong arguments by Nelll and
others , but receipts from planters BO on at
nearly the same. rate. Spinners' takings fall lie-
hind last year ns before , nnd the maikctlng of
goods doca not support the brilliant estimates
of Increased consumption this year. Experts In
January have beeci Co per cent less , spinners tak
ing lj rT cent leas , and receipts have been
larger , but spinners' takings nnd exports were
both smaller than In 1892-93 , Irom a crop of
0,700,000 baits.
Failures this week have been 401 In the United
Slalcu , against 554 last year , and 71) In Canada ,
against M last year.
WEEKLY CM2AIU.\G HOUSE TOTALS.
of IITINIICNM TrniiHitctcil by
the AHNocinU'il IlnnkN.
NEW YORK , Jan. 31. The -following table , com
piled by Brndstreet'B. shows the total clearances
nt the principal cities and the percentage of In
crease or decrease , ns compatcd with the cor
responding week lost year :
CITIES. Amount. Inc. Dec.
New York .
Chicago . 70.752.170 l.D
llaston . . . . . . . . . . . 73,840,452 14.B
Philadelphia . 1.1. 433.7)2
St. i.ouls . 24,330.518 12.6 "
Snn Francisco. , . 11.SDD.9S1 "io !
llaltlmoro . , - . 13.S2S.450 S.G
I'lttshurg . - 14.820.M3 21.3 "
Cincinnati . 9,905,000 "iic !
Kansas City . . , . . " . . , . . , ,9,4ia , ( 7
New Orleans. ? ' . . . . ' : . . > . ' . ' IJ.127.03r 21.1 . . . . . .i
Duff ale . : . . . - . . - . . . . . . . . ; ; . 3,526. S ' 9.6
Mllwaukea . 4.031.373 7.T
Detroit . 5,3C3OS9 2.2 "
Louisville . G , 783,346 ' "n.k
Minneapolis . 8,058,109 ! &
OMAHA . 4,310.539 21.4
Providence . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4,775,0 * ) 10.4
Cleveland . . . . . . . 0,312.108 10.1 " '
Houston . 5,803,403 " "ii'j
St. 1'aul . 4.133,254 "K.Z
Denver . 2.594.923 21.5
Indianapolis . 3,718.934 13.S
Columbus , O . , . 3.193,900 19.4
Hartford . 2.1)74.938 23.9 "
Richmond . 2,140,829 " "zu
Winhlngton . 1,708.420 7)4 )
Duluth . 2,2" 4S10
"
Dallas . 1,000,030 66 !
" ' '
St. Joseph . 1,403.312 "zt''t
Peorfn. . 2,294,511 Tu
Memphis . 1,272,437 43.5
Portland , Ore . 1,239,923 12.1
Rochester , . 1,180,471 2.4
New Haven . 2,909.70 13.5
Savannah . 1.140.070
" ' 11.3
flprlnglleld , Mass . , 1,237,2.19 'ioo !
Worcester . 1,089,524 9.2
Portland , Mo . 1.0Sa,521 ' 9.2
Atlanta . 1,319,043 'zi6 !
Fort Worth . 1.770.772 20.9
Waco . , . 1,708.0.19 23.4
Syracuse . . . , , , , . 42,999 "K'.S
Des Mulnes . 43.554 13.0
"
Grand Itaplds . 757.213 "iilo
' Seattle . C02.S3g 23.7
'Salt Lake . 1,171,743 20.1
487,108 17.3
Wilmington , Del Ml. 300 11.0
Norfolk 1,235.132 M.8
Sioux City 653.013 3.fi
line Angeles 4.2
Taccma . C01.372 29.8
Kalamazoo . . . . . 2.15,491 23.1
Hpokane 357.MS 51.2
Jacksonville ZS1.C99 2i,0
Lincoln . , 410.289 11.2
New Ilcdford . 413,439 50.1
Wichita 420.003
21.2
" '
Birmingham 4)2.109 ) "i.'f
Topeka . 'C7.12C 10.5
Lfxlnglon , Ky 245,903 1C.9
Hlnghamptoa SW.100 ss.i
Dayton , O M7,2.)3
Day City , Midi 209,2.)2 s.s
Kail River BC7.2C3 ! ) .9
Akron , O 225.0iX ) 22.9
Spi Ingfleld , O 143,705 K.I
Canton , O 159,2 X ) 4.C ,
Sioux Falls M.KX9i so.nl
Fremont , Neb C3,7S7 | 10.5
Hastings , Neb DO.RiX ) ; 09.0
Chattanooga 207,823 22.4
Fargo XI.BCI 33.C
Nashville (99,478 3.4
Qnlvc&ton . , C,7C5.SC- 9.0
Augusta C29.0.W 20.0
Toledo l.ZiM.IMB ;
Davenport 70 ! )
KnoxYllle 473,4V )
Her'itnton & . <
Helena f.JS.UJl 9.1
Rockford , III . . . 121,4211 To
Totals United States. , , I fM,9SOS70 0.0
Exclusive ot New Vork. . S99.071.058
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Galvcston , Houston nnd AVaco not Included In
totals because containing other Items than clear-
Ings. Knoxvllle , T nn. , Dayton. O. , Davenport ,
la. , Toledo , O. , nnd Augusta , Me. , are not In
cluded In totals because of no comparison for
last year. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
STOPIC BI.VHKI2T IS .MOUI3 ACTJVK.
Eurnnc Hub lleoii u llujror , ThqiiKli <
u LliuUiMl Uxleiit.
NEW VOniC. Jan. 31 , Hradstreet's New York
mnrket review Bays : The rise of the bullish
sentiment In speculative circles lias been very
marked during the past week. Not only has
It Icil to n somewhat wider market and greater' '
activity , but to the devclpoment of manipula
tion on the part of large speculative Interests
which have found tlie tank and file of the Wall
street professionals ready to follow their leader
ship. Whllo public Interm nnd participation In
the stock maiket has Increased uomewnnt , it Is
milt upon a limited scale , and the advancing
tendency which prices have exhibited may bo
attributed mainly to manipulation of particular1
portions of the list. Tlio decline In txcliuiige' '
iatc lo below the rpecio cxpoit point has hud'
considerable effect In keeping up the buoyancy I
of speculation. Europe him als bought stocks. '
though on a limited scale , and nt the close of
tlio week a revival of the public appetite far I
Fperulntlon was noticeable. Us manifestations .
however , being mainly confined to the low priced
membem of the share list. I
Friday's market continued to show great under
lying Mrength , but the-expectation of lh passage )
of the free silver bill In the senate was regarded
ua u i > OMlllo reason for a reaction. Interest !
has centered mainly In sugar. In the coal kharcs
and In he grangers. The activity and the
strength of thu coal stocks , particularly Read
ing and Jersey Central , early la the week fore-i
fhadowrd an' agreement on the part of tlio com-
pnnlea to rextrict production and fix Its division
nmcns the competing roads. The croup. In
fact , vxcirlied a eiutnlnhig effect upon Urn gen
eral market. Thursday' * meeting of the i > resl- >
cK'ntu resulted In the acceptance or thu irp > rt :
of the committee on percentages , though Hie
amounts were evidently unsatisfactory to various'
Inlemts. the fart that the Kc dm ? was offered
and forced la accept only 20Vi per cent of the
aggregate when It mined and shipped 2I1J per
rent 'u ' 1K95 netting some comment. The real
cluck * , buwevtr , continued their rise on FrI-
uay. the fcellnp belnrf' ' llSt the endlnp bt nil
hostllltln and the rrMirMlon of price * to ft
remunerative basis * is ofmoro ] Importance than
the. mem division of
" * " "
lSArPOlNTISO ,
_ J.
Movement of Mfrt-hhtullNO Uritnrtnl
Knlr nt n l oiv 1'nlntn.
NBW YOR1C , Jan. Jfi-flllrndstroct's tomorrow
Trill say : The fenturcslrif ( ha week nre contin
ued retarded ilemnn * ' 'for ' merchandise nnd
checked Industrial oprrMltfo * . Least satisfactory
Is the waiting altitude1 nhfcbme of the moro Im
portant Industries. Cottiliflgoods makers regard
the outlook for their pnw&A unpromising. There
Is n. reaction In HIP tirbV j { steel billots. Among
fifty pig Iron furnaces jn tha Plttsburg nnd
Khcnango districts fouftnn nre bile , nnd the
position of woolen goods manufacturers Is shown
by the fact that f ; > rrleritt\ ilc.n poods arc rela
tively most active. Gen.m4 trndi > nt the clou *
of January proves disappointing , pnrtlculnrly In
central , western nnd northwestern states , whfro
the movement of merchandise from jobbers has
been slow nnd unsatisfactory , It being only fair
nt a few paints. The Volume ot sprlnu goods
distributed from Chicago In Jnnliary fulls , behind
expectations , although larger thnn In Jnmmry.
ISM. Sumo trnders nh territory trllutnry to
Chicago are making orders small , owing to liny-
Ing carried over Inrge stocks nnd to n dcalrc
to confine purchases to actual requirements. At
St. I/ouls the spring demand Is slow nnd genefnl
trade Is characterized ns only fnlr by tire most
s.ingulne.
The condition In the northwest l such Hint
grnln moves freely In some regions Irrespective
nf low prlcm. Exports of wheat ( Hour Included )
from both coasts of ths United Stntra tills week
show n marked fnlllng off , amounting to only
2SOO,000 bushels. oomparH with 3SI9,00) bushels
Inst week , 2,4S3OCO bushels In the corresponding
xveek a year ngo , 2OS3OW bushels two ycnrs ago ,
3,123,00ft bushels In the corresponding week three
years ngo , nnd 4,740,00' ) binbcls four yenrs ago.
Exports of In.linn corn held up well , amounting
to 3.197.0 * ) bushels.
Huslnesi fnllures throilBhout the United Stntes
this week show nnothon large Incrense , not only
ns compared with last work , but ns contrasted
with Ihf totnl for the fourth week In January ,
1893 , 1S9I nnd 1S93. The lotnl Is 39J. Lnst week
It was 341 ; lust ypnr , 316 ; la 1W | . 310 ; In 1S33 , 271 ,
nnd In 1893 R wna S19. Then , nre 61 business
failures reported from the Domlnlcn of Canada
this week , nn exceptionally Inrgo number. The
totftl last week wns C2 ; 'one year ago , t > 6 ; In 1591
It was 41 ; In 1S93 It wns tu , and In the corresponding
spending week of 1S92 only 32.
STOCKS AMI HO.\DS.
Conlpr < Ji-oui > of Si-curltlcw
Il7.e l Attention on 'CIutiiKi * .
NEW YORK , Jnn. 31. The news of tlio agree
ment made yestcrdny by the ntithrnclte conl
presidents nad the thorough appreciation of the
Important results likely to follow to both the
companies interested nnd to the general public
were reflected la nn unusual Interest In the stocks
of the conler group today. In fnct , the stienglh
displayed was the nominating factor of the mar
ket , nnd stiffened the cnllro list. Irregularity
marked the cairuc of the speculation , but under
the Influences noted n strong undertone pre
vailed as n rule. Foreign buying lent n stimulus
to the dealings , nnd good Judges detected signs
that the speculation was In powerful and ex
perienced bunds. Tlie general matKet opened
mm , with the coalers overshadowing the other
stocks Itv anlmntlon. Heavy buying orders were
executed In them , sending New Jersey Central
up 3 % pcr cent , Reading , 1 % per cent ; Susuue-
hanna & Wratein preferred almost 2 per cent ,
and the other coalers Important fractions , Tlie
buying movement waa noon succeeded by a rush
to take profits , nnd n general decline ensued.
The reaction wns accelerated by a determined
drive against Sugar on rumors of probable un
favorable leglslatloa regarding the existing dlf-
fcrentlnl. The stock fell I" ; per cent. New
Jersey Central yielded to the extent of 1 % jier
cent , and other prominent shares nbout a point.
Around midday Die bull lever was turned upon
tlio nppearance of the foreign buying orders and
a general rally was Inaugurated , In which the
top figures of the day were recorded. Manhat
tan was marked up 2 per cent. Houses with
lloston connections were free buyers cf General
Electric , which gained . .l'per cent , causing
a revival of the rumors oftra deal between that
company nnd the ASVstlnghouse company. A
spurt In Lead wns bnsea"upon a" story thnt the
dividend on the common fVodc to be considered
about the middle of February would be at nn
Increased rate. The disbursement for the Inst
quarter was 1 per cent. , , .No contlrmntlon of the
rumors was obtained. The Improvements In
the other shares were * AlMf notable , particularly
In Southern preferred/ Lake Shore nnd Sugar ,
nnd the grangers. Apvai vnnco In call money
to 6 per cent wns ncitrupfavorably reflected In
prices , owing to the appreciation of Its probable
temporary duration. The'J higher rates were
caused by the preparations unaklng by the banks
for bids for tlio new/ [ government bonds. The
new Issue was offered ioo.Ttbe street today nt
114 sellers , ISO lint. The" market closed active
and strong at the best prices , with matcrlnl
gains general , "Includint7"J6 per cent in New
York Central nnd Gencrnl"Elcctrlc , nnd ITS per
cent In Sugar nnd Southern preferred.
Dealings In bonds ivmv upon a large scale ,
aggregating J2,275,000. Rending Issues were nguln
features , and the total business In them footed
up Jl.ivW.IXK ) . The TmurkolIiJncked. the 'decided '
tone-apparent yesterdaytbn.roowment.jof ( prices
being Irr6guiarj ' In the' late" Operations there
was nn upward movemeittp'Xvhlch was especially
marked In Reading. The government bond mar
ket was depressed , and' sales were ruled of
J10.000.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of tlio .New York exchange
today :
AlClllHOIl N. V. ft N. K
Ontario & W
Alton. T. II . On-goii Imp
Am. ExpriiFB . Oregon Nav
llaltlmoro A Ohio. . O. S. L..t U. N
Canada Paelllc. . . . Pacific Mall
Canada Southern. . P. I ) . > t K
Central 1'acltlc. . . . PlttHburff
Clies. & Ohio . Pullmnii Palace. . .
Chicago Si Alton. . Roarllntr
C. . B. .VQ . R. G. W
Chicago Gas . H. G. W. pfd
Consolidated Oaa. . ROCK Island
C. , C. , 0. &St. L. . . St. Paul
Colo. Coal & Iron. . dopfd
Cotton Oil Curt. . . . St. P. , t Om.iliu. . . .
Delaware & Hud. . do pfd
Del. , Lack. & W. . . Southern Pacific . .
I ) . .tH.O.pW . Susjar Ri'tinury. . . .
1) . &C. P. Co . Ti'im.Coai .t Iron.
Krlo . Tt-xaHllnelfic. . . . . .
Erlepfd . T. & O. Cent. pfd. . . .
Port Wayne . Union ric I lie
O. Northern pfd. . U.'S. KxpreBH
C. .tE. I. pfd . W. St. L. P
llockhiff Valloy. . . W. St. L. It P. pfd. .
llllnolsCentral. . . . Wells Farce Ex. . .
St. 1 > . i Dulmli. . . . Wi Htnrn Union. . . .
K. AT. pfd . Wheeling .V L. JJ. .
Lake Erlo & West. do pfd - ,
do pfd . M. A St. L
Lake Shorn . D..VR. O
Lend Trust . G. E
LoiilHvlllo AN. . . . N. L
L. i-N. A . C.F..VI
Manhattan Con. . . . do pfd
Memr > lila& C . II. &T. C
Michigan Cent . T. A.A.&N. M. . . .
Missouri 1'acltlc. . T. St. L. &IC. C. . . .
Mobllo.V Ohio . T.St. L. A1C.C. pfd
NashvIlluChnt. . . . S. 11,11
National Cordnu'Q , . S. R. Uifd
Nat. Conlaro pfd. . Am. Too. Cede
W. J , Central . do Dfd
N. iW. pfd . Am. Tel , Is , G. Co. . . .
North Am. Co . Com'lCabloCo , . . .
Northern Paclllc. . Am. Sucrar pfd
N. Paclllc pfd . U. S. Ocmllifo ulil. .
U. P. U. & O . U. S. Leather pfd. .
Northwestern . U.S. Rubber.
do pfd . do pfd
N.Y. Central .
The total sales of stocks today wore 227.455
shares , Including ; American Sugar , 27,7uO ;
American Tobacco , 4COO ; Atchlson , 4,400 ; General
Electric , C.SOO : Lwlsvlllo & Naslivllle. G.700 ;
Manhattan , 7,000 ; Missouri Pacific. C.700 ; New
Jersey Central , C.EOO ; New Yolk Central , 3.300 ;
Ontario & "Western. 3,000 ; Rending , 49,600 ; Rock
Island , 10,300 ; St. Paul , 21,000 ; Southern mil-
way , 0,700. ; Southern railway preferred , 8,400 ;
Tennessee Coal and Iron. C,400 ; Union Paclllc ,
4,10) ; Wheeling & I/ike Eric , 3,700.
Now Yorli Minify Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK , Jan. 31. MONEY ON CALL
Easy at 2fCi ' per cent ; lost loan , I',4 pcr cent ;
closed'nt ' , ' 0i : ! ! per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-CS8 per cent.
KTBRLING EXCHANGE Firm , with nctual
business In bankers' bills ot JI.SSii0-l.SS ? ; for
demand and at J4.S7liS-l.S7te for sixty days ;
posted rates , 5l.6S .65'i and J4.b9Viff4.90.
COMMERCIAL IIILLS-JI.EGV , .
SILVER CERTIFICATES G7'i rC7Hc.
RAR SILA'ER7Uc. .
GOVI3RNMENT HONDS Heavy ; state bonds ,
dull ; railroad Ixinilii. firm.
Closing quotations oidlxjnds were as follows :
II , S.-in , mr.iiiuw. IRl IVAR. G.7H .
U.S.-iHuoup.iiow. 114' I ) . A R. ( ila .
II. S. ffa , ri < f. . . . . . . 111 Erlo lids .
U , H. CH , coup O. II. AS. A. lla. . . . HIS
II , S. 4n , reg , . . . . . . . am. AS. A. 7u. . . . 100
II , S-l , coup 1IMT.O , OB , . HIS
11. B.-'s , rt'B D5W /.dolls . ,
Paul lie. Us of 'i > 5. . . 1UU M. . K. AT. iBt-lu. .
Ala , , cbiBH A 103 do''d Is .
Ala. , class II ll)8 ) Minimi Union OH. .
AlacliH * C DA N. J. C. ( Jen. OB.- . .
Ala. CiirrtMicy. . . . 10'- " Pacific lain. . . 116
La , Now Con.-la , . 117 ' 'da. . urn
Missouri OH 1110 . ! W. Connols . MO
N , C. UH lain i Vo S. F. Dub , Bs. .
N. CH . \V'Kt. lHl . . .
S. 0,110:1 fund. . . . . ' . CoiiMOlH "H. , lao
TOIIII. now uut firt. . O. A P. W. CB.
Tumi , new But Us. , St. L. A 1. M.Knn. 5
Tena. old tin. . , , , . , oo-i Rt.L.A S. F.fiuil.O
do ( Ivforrul , aH Pac. lulu , , ,
78'
AtchlHOa . . . . . . . b ' 'da ' - 15 j
AtchlHon'Jd A fl.'P. BtHOf ' 70 , . . . ltii :
Canada So.'JdH. . , , 1Ht Hhorulb . lli.-.K
L. .VN. iinlUi-d-ig. Suilhern | fl .
O. R. AN , IBIH. , . , 70
C. P. lutuof'US. , . . 101
Sun I "riinclH4o"JllnliiK tliloditluiiN ,
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan , 31.-Tlin olllelal cloblag
qnotatlona for inlnlinBtockB totlaywero a * fol
lows :
Alta , t & Oould A Curry . 4H
Alpha Con SO Halo A Norci-088 , . 1'J5II
AnileH 17 JiiBtleu . . . . . . II
IlcU'liur , -J5 Moxlean. . . . . . 01
I'OHtA Ifelchor , . , , HI Mount Diablo . 10
IlodloCon 117 Occidental Con , . , . 100
Ilulllon HI Ophlr . . . . . . l.'IA
UulwcrCon , 10 Ovcnilllll. . . 17
Caledonia t ) Poloul . f.li
ChuUviieoCon HS . tU !
Chollnr. , . , 1 Saurplon. . . , . . , . . . . ' . '
ConlUU'iico. . . . . . . . . 100 Slorr.i NovaiU . 4l !
Con. Cal , > VVt LM5 Union Con. . . . : )7 )
Con. Inuxirlul . . . . _ ' Utah Con. . . . 10
Crown Point 'ii Yellow Jatket . . . 41
Exsheiiiu'r S
"silver bars. u7Wo ; Mexlc.m dollars ,
SU'ht ilrafm , par ; tolezrnulito. pir.
An assessment of ISo a > ehare has been levied
on Andes.
nOSTON , Jan , 31 , The brokerage lrm of
I. fitruyner & Co. , this city , with branch
In ppvernl cltli * In New Englond. u
payment tr lny. No nccount of thp ns ftn
htut imbllltlrs tun be > obtained yet. A meml > er
of the firm , when nsked for a statement , would
only say thnt the firm had decided to misprnil
for . dajor two to examine Into their business
romlltlnn nnd they would probably rpKiinic busi
ness. During thp recent panic the firm gave out
a great deal .of money on note * , the tardy pay
ment of which tins crippled them.
llONlnti Stni'k Iliiotntlon * .
DOSTON. Jan. nl.-Call loans. OaS per cent ;
tlmo lo.ins , 5H'.J7 par cent. Closing prlco * for
stocks , botidtiindmlnliix' slnro.i !
A.T. AS. K W , Hire , HM 62
u-H
Am. Snifar - ' Wls.Centr.nl S
Am. Suir.ir v > M. . . . us' . Kdlson Klcc. Ills , . inn
liny State. Ons. . , , 10 ( Jen. Klec. pfd 17
Roll TVlpphone. . . Atchlson 2ns IM
Hoslnn A Albany. Atchlson . . . . . . . 7. ' .
Boston A Jtaluo. . HI' ' Now Kiul.uM ( Is. . Ill
C. II. AQ. . 7H)8 ) Win , Cent. Isti . . , : tn
ritchburg..i . P.I Allouez Mlnlnc Co
Hi'ii , KloctrioJXH Atlantic. .
Illinois Stool . HIS Ilonlon A Monlunft
Mnxlonn Central. , tiJl lluttoA Ilostoi
Old Colony . 177 C.iluniDt .V llecl.i. . DOOW
Ore. Short Lino. . . . 7'i Krnnklln DOOHI
Rnbbor. . . . . . S0 ? HI
SanUlogo . DO Oscoola
Union Pacific . OH Uuincy 12:1 :
West End . i , ( IrtH T.ini.trnck 110
West Hnd nrd. . . . 1)0 ) \VolvorIno ,
Wi'stlnch. Elcc. . . . SUM
\ MV York Mining Quolattiiiifi.
NEW YORK. Jan. HI. The followlnff are the
:10Hlnr : mining quotations :
Ihilwcr IM Ontnvlo . . . . . UOO
Chollnr fiH Onhlr. 10
Crown Point 2il Plymouth EO
Con. Cal. A Va. . . . sto ; Quicksilver 17rt
li > adwood t'.O qulcktillvcr prd..K > 50
( ionld ACurry.IS Slof ra Nevada 4fi
Hnln A.NororosB. . Ill ) Standnnl Con ISO
HomeKtako V300 Union Con BS
Iron Silver , so Yi'llow Jnckut. , . . 45
Mexican 01)
Liniiloii Slouk ( Inutntlonx.
LONDON , Jan. 31. 4 p. in. closing !
connolH , iiry.,107 inin Mexican ordinary. It )
RoiiHolH. acc't.,107 10-1(1 ( St. Paul com 7HW
Oan. Paclllc . r.DHi N. Y. Central 100k
PoniiHVlX'anln 04 ,
Krlo'JH . 75H Ro.idlm ; 7t !
lll.'Ccutral . 00 * ( Mnx. Cell , new 4H. . GOii
nAit HILVIR so > jii per m.
MONI5Y W per cent.
The rnto 'of discount In the opea market for
short and three months' blllj. 7 qi5-lC | > er cent ,
Kliinm-lnl
11OSTON. Jan. 31. Clearlnss , J12,4i,971 ; lnl-
nncc , J1,3WC71.
RALTIMORU , Jnn. 31. Clearlncs , J2,00a,772 ;
balances , J3S3.3S , " .
I'llILADULIUIIA , Jan. 31. CleailnRS. JSOI7,231 ;
balances. H.200,202.
ST. LOUIS. Jnn. 31. Clcarlnp * ' , J.1.4S7.404 ; linl-
nnces. J72S.47S. Money , CJI8 per cent. New York
cxchnnRC , f'Oc ' premium bid ; 7Bc nuked.
IXN1XN , Jan. 31. Clold to the nmount of
3S.OW wns withdrawn from the Hank f England
toilny for Flili > ment to the United States.
CHICAGO. Jnn. 31. Cle.irlnKS. HZ.KO.SSS.
Money on call , steady nt C per cent ; on time ,
C (7 per cent. New York exchange. 25c pre
mium. Foreign exchange , nrm and unchnnKc < l.
NK\V YORK , Jan. 31 Jluler , Schall & Co.
have withdrawn J.VW.OOO In Bold coin from the
subtrensury for Bhlpmcnt to South America tD-
morroxv. ClenrlnRB , J79.6C3.753 ; bnlnnces , M.ulS-
OM. _
I'Miinitclnl
11RRLIN. Jnn. 31. The stock markets were
dull today. KxchnnRC on London , eight days'
slKht , 20 inarkfl 45 pfe.
PARIS , Jnn. 31. Thrco per cnt rentes , IMf 40c
for the account. Exchange on London , 2T > f 22e
for checlis. The bourse opened unncttled but
closed firm.
LONDON. Jan. 31. Gold Is quoted at lluenos
Ayres today -at 220.CO ; Madrid , 17.C2 ; Lisbon. 2.V.
St. 1'etciHburp. CO ; Athens. 77 ; Home , 108.80 ;
Vienna , 103. The amount of bullion withdrawn
from the llank of England on balance today was
33,000. _
PllICES OX WOOI , HOLD STEAI1Y.
HnlcN Coiidiiiit * Lurctniitl tlie tJinlor-
< > n ; Very KtronK' .
BOSTON , Jan. 31. The American AVool and
Cotton Reporter says of the wool trade : "The
snlea In tlie three principal market * have
amounted this week to 4,938.750 Ibs. , 2.3CG.7JO
Ibs. of which were domestic. A considerable
numbrr of manufacturers were In on AVcdnes-
day , but aw a whole the week mny be set down
as the iniletcst since New Year. 1'rlces continue
to lo very stendy , and the undertone of the
market Is very strong. Tlie aggregate wool sales
slnco January ) 1 , 1S96 , In New York , IJoston and
Philadelphia are 28,107,630 Iba.
"Tho sales of the \vat\i \ nt New York amount
to 912.300 ! bs.t of whleli 2S7..WO were domestic ,
p.nd C23.009 Ibs. were forelRn wool. The tight
ness of money Is pruvfentlnfr many inanuracturjra
from purchasing as freely ns they might wish.
The snles slnco January 1 , 18SO. have amounted
.to 7 , < 77SOO Ibts. against 0.190,000' Ibs. In the
corresponding period of 1893.
"Snles this week at .Boston hnve amounted to
2.704.7M Ibs. , 1.400,750 Ibs. being domestic stock
nnd 1,214,001) foreign. Tills has been , on the
whole , the quietest week since January 1 , but
prices continue to be very steady , nnd the unrtcr-
tone of the market very strong , ! Thc sales since
January 1 , 1S30 , hnve amounted to ljl2r ! ! 50 Ibs.
In the corresponding period of 1SU3 they were
"The sales of the week at Philadelphia nmount
to 1.342"iOO II ) ! . . GlS.r 00 Ibs. domestic nnd 624.003
foreign wool. Several factors of late have caueeil
some In the trade to be more hopeful of the
futuio prospfctf. In the wool Interests. Prices
li.ivo flot materially changed from tlie week
preceding. The sales In this market since Janu-
aiy 1 have amounted ti > C.3S7.4SO Ibs. ; for Ilia
conespondlnc period of last year they were 3,723-
813 Ibs ,
"The sales this week , at Chicago , Including the
Union Stock yards , will aggregate between
400.000 nnd [ 00.049 Ibs. Tiade has
been evjuatly divided between east nnd west. The
market closes without any particular feature ex
cepting continued firmness.
"The nuflhet at St. Louis Is about the same ns
last reported , with rales much larger and moro
varjctl. Tlio demand c imes from all points nnd
takes In nil grades nnd conditions of stock. "
DOSTON. Jnn. 31. The Ilcston Commercial
Dullctln will ray tomorrow of the wool mar
ket : The F.iles this week nro nbout evenly
divided between domestic and foreign wool. An
effort will be made by the authorities In Ilosto'i '
to stop tlio Importation of "raibonlzed" wooli
ns "scoured , " nnd to force the payment of the
15 per cent dividend. The market Is Bllglitly
weaker. Concessions ba\u been mndc In Mlclil.
gan and the common sorts of domestic wool.
Vine territory staple Is very scarce nd corre
spondingly llrm. Quite a buslnojs has bfon
done , net only In Australians nt llrm prlees , but
also In South American cross breeds on a basis
of 25e to 30e. The salu ) of the week are 1.C21.000
Ibs. domestic and 1. 43IX > 1 Ibs , foreign , against
1'920W Ibs , domestic nnd S.CS9,8W Ibs. foreign
last 'week , nnd 2.4CO.OIC Iba. domestic nnd 974.000
Iba foreign for the snme week last year. The
e lies to date show nn Inereasa of 1,031 , 984 Ibs ,
domestic and 4.239.SOO Ibs. foreign from the
sales to the same date In 1S95. The receipts
tn dnto show nn Incrcaso of D'JS.OO ) Ibs. domestic
nnd 1R.S02 Ibs. foreign.
LONDON , Jan , 31. At the sh epskln pales to
day i ! " 30 bales of Oood Hope nn.l Natal weic
offeied of which SOO bales were withdrawn ,
Thcio wan a fair attendance , but tlie demand
wns slow ; combing declined Ufl id , drying nt
% d : best coarse , ' , ( d , nnd other grndn % d.
Owing to theJ stngnntlon In loans the next snles
will bo held March ii and C ,
St. Loiiln ( inicrnl IMnrlci-l.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 31. KLOUR Strong nnd
weak and closed IffTte below yesterday far
futures. Hpot higher : No. 2 red , cnsli , 71fi72e ;
No. 2 hard , BSUe ; January , C2'4c ' ; Mny , C3'i j >
C5c ; July , Wile nsked.
CORN Futures dull und stcndy this mornlnir ;
became moie nctlve , juled weaker nnd closed
' /tS'ii ! under yesterday. Spot dull and easy ; No.
2 m'lxed , cash , riff2Cc ( ; January , 2Cc ; Way , 2C %
W27e.
OATS Futures easy nail lower. Spot , lower ;
No. 2 cash , 13c : January , ISftc ; Mny , ayC2i ) > } ic.
IlYK Firm ; 37ViC.
CORN MKAIll.aOfiil.35. .
IIRAN Higher ; 47c cnut side ,
KLAX HKEO Steady ; ECc.
Tl MOTH Y J2.7503.CO.
J1AY About stfiidy ; prairie , J5.0000.73 ; tim
othy. i8.M013.00 this side.
HIITTEH Quiet and steady ; creamery , 1821c ;
flaln' . lliflSc ,
ICOOS Steady ! lie for fresh.
WHISKY 11.22.
LiAISteadsJ2.80 ; ; asked ; J2.7714 bid. Spelter ,
dull : S3. 70 sellers.
PROVISIONS Pork , higher ; standard mean job
bing , old , 110,7.1 ; new , 5 10. 7. . Lard , prime Rteam ,
J5.W ; choice. I5.CO ; bacon , Inxcd shoulders , J5.W ;
longs , JO ; ribs , JO : shorts , 1C.23 ; dry salt meats ,
taxed tihouldcrs , 14,75 ; longs , J5.CO ; ribs , JS.CSVii
Hhorts , J.5.
RKCKIPTS Flour. 4,004 Ibla. ; wheat. J2.000
bu. ; corn , 3C.OO < ) bu. ; oata , IS.O'X ' ) bu.
SIUPMENTH-Klour , ' 7,000 bbls. : wheat , 23,000
bu. ; corn , &G.004 bu. ; cats , 11,000 bu ,
Ciillou 9lnrk > t ,
NEW YORK , Jan. 31 COTTON Puturt.4 tlorcd
steady ; sales , 114,20' ) bales ; Ki-brunry , J7.'JJ |
March. J7. 'J ; April , J8.03 ; May. J8.0S ; July , JS.13 ;
August , J8.I1 ; September , J7.74 ; October , J7.W ;
Nwi'mb'T , J7.C4 ; December , J7.DO.
Spot dull ; middling , SVic ; net receipts , 400 bales ;
groui , 1,010 bales ; export * to the continent , 100
bnle * ; forwarded , 90 hairs : sales , 425 bales ; enln *
ner . 110 bales ; stock , 185,323 bales.
Ni\V ; ORLUAN8 , Jan. 31 COTTON Easy ;
mlddllnB , Sc : low mlihning , 7 ic ; goad ordinary ,
7 7-10 ; ; net receipt * . 9,807 bales : gnus. C'W ' bales ;
rxportu In flreat Ilrltaln , 9.COO lulta ; to the i'-on-
tlnent , S'J.Oll balc ; eal < u , 3,350 bales ; Block ,
37J.Z71 bales. _
IVIirnt
3kIINNUAI'OLlS. Jan. 31 , WHEAT Htcnrty and
Inwrr ; closed : Junuur > ' , [ to ! May , COU4)COc ! ;
July , 61 ic. Oa truck. No. 1 hard. Me : No. 1
northern , 68c ; No. 2 northern , D7c ; receipts , 370
cars. _
MliilUMltmllx AVbi-nl 3lnrk 't.
MINNHAPOLIS , Jan. 31.-WIIEAT-Liwer ,
rl3iwd steady ; January. DSc : May , COU CO c ;
July. Cl > c. On track. No. 1 hard , D9c ; Nu. 1
northern , tSo ; No. 2 northern , C7c ,
l.onilon 1)11 AlarliH.
I/Nr > ON. Jnn. 3I.-PETROLEl'M-Spot. Odi
Calcutta llnife.l . , spot , Hi id ; Ucci-raUr hlp.
ment , via cope , 3Ca.
_
'KrlMCu Wlicnt ( tiicitn ttoiiH.
SAN KRANC'ISCO , Jan. St. WHEAT Inactive ;
May , J1.1CT. .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ont'.le Eccoipts Light nnd Hogs Were Stall
Less Plentiful.
PRICES OF CATTLE WELL MAINTAINED
ShiMvcil nu Ailvnnre ot from
to 1O Cent * on Small OITfrliiKH
mill Active Homimtl I'ri-ille-
tloim or Still IIcMIT t'rlccs.
rniDAV , Jnn. si.
Ilecolpts for the days Indicated nro :
Cattle. HOBS. Sheep. Horses.
January 31 l.l.-'J 1,119 4(1 ( ! ) U3
January 30 l.isi 2,795 212 6
January 2 1,491 4,129
January 2S. . . . . . . . . 1,071 3.7MI 474 3
January 17 SO'l ' WO 474 . . .
January 25. Sll 2,411 ! !
January 21 1,012 2,424 ! U3
Thlg wns n llcht day nt nil the markets
o far ns the run of live Block wns i'on-
ccrnt-d. No one of the market's , not oven
Chicago , \\ns nblc to report n llbe.-nl run of
cither cuttle or hoffs. At this point there
wns hnrilly enough of anything to call It a
market. The heavy f Ulnif ! t In the run
nt nil points RIIVC the markets a stronger
tone.
CATTLE Only 1.1SO bend of cuttle worn
on wile , us iiL-nlnst 1,481 yestonlny nnil 1,012
on I'"rliiny of last week.
Only n few Ipntls of fat sterra were on
sale , nnil while there wore -wine very fnlr
cattle , there \vns nothing very fnncy. The
market wns fairly native , ns the buyers nil
wanted n few cattle , nnd practically every
thing wns solil In ( rood fvason. As to values ,
salesmen cenernlTy were reporting their
sales ns showing n llttlp moro strciiKtb
to the mntkct , though the buyers were , ns u
rule , claiming only n Rood , steady market.
Hatchers' stock was In very HKII ) supply ,
nnd the demand belnj ; good , prices were n
little better on the Ri > od stuff nt least. The
few loads of cows nnd heifers on sale Avoro
tobn cleaned up.
Kully n thlrit or moro of all the cattle
here consisted of stockcrs nnil fowlers , qtiltu
a number of them westerns. Tbc maiket
wns fully steady , with the demand equal
to or In excess of thu offerings. Represen
tative sales :
HKKP STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT. No. Av. 1'r.
s. . . . si ? j.t ST. i. . . . PM J3 r , ' ) 42..1231 53 ci
0..11RS 340 1..1050 380 11. , . ,123 3 lo
3..1133 34D 11. . . .1213 35' ) ' ! ) . . . .113 $ , 3 70
1. . . . 9)0 ) 340 1..1I10 3 OT 1S..13.V , 371
12. . . . UOO 34' ' ) 10..11 3" , 1I..13SO 373
2. . . . t > 55 34' ' ) 2..105) ) 3 53 15 1S41 3 W
36..1213 340 4..10SO 3 55 19..1301 383
COWS.
2. . . . 045 1 50 1..11HO 23' ' ) 22. . . . 971 2 CO
1. . . . $ W 1 C5 B..10S2 230 4..HS.265
1. . . . 814 175 1..1210 235 C..t01 270
! > . . . . 9S8 185 II..1017 2 S5 12..1935 2 7S
1. . . . S20 185 1..1310 240 10. . . . MS 275
3. . . . S.10 1 no 4. . . . 935 240 4..1027 273
7. . . . 8S5 190 1..12SO 24) . 1..12JO 27.1
1..12IO 20) ) 7..1D2S 240 15..10 t 275
r. . . . . 012 210 1..1070 240 C..1010 273
2. . . . 975 210 S..11)31 ) 240 . . . . * > ' 2 $ >
2. . . . 950.210 5..1020 S4it 3..112S 280
B. , . . 952 215 I..900 250 I..jl30 2 S3
1..10. ' , ' ) 213 1. . , , B30 250 B..1002 2 S5
3. . . . IKW 215 2. . . . SW 2TiO 2..1ISO 2 DO
r.1034 215 1..1110 2 CO G..1041 293
1..1000 225 6. . . . 941 250 C..H45 ' 29) )
2..1070 225 1. . . . 900 2 DO S..10SIO 290
2. . . . 930 223 4..1265 ,263 1 1090 300
3..1100 225 12..1039 255 7..1021 340
4..10C2 2 30
HEIFERS.
1. . , . f. 0 200 1. . , . 730 250 B. . . . 70C 275
r. . . . . cio 2 n i. . . . ceo 2 53 3. . , . 433 2 sr.
3. . . . MM 350 C. . . . 750 270 Ii. . . . B26 2 S3
1. . . . 440 2 BO 7. . . . 7SS 270 2..1073 a l
3. . . . BS3 250 2. . . . 400 273 1C. . . . 1113 313
DULLS.
1..2010 223 1..IWO 240 1..1710 C5
1. . . . 790 22.1 3..1(130 ( 245 1..1330 2 ITi
1..1230 230 1..1470 250 1..1600 2"
1..1710 .2 40 4..1512 250 1..13U 273
I..1770 240 1..1C70 2 B ) 1..15S' ' ) 2 S3
1..1220 2 40 1..1340 2 CO 1..1I10 2 80
CALVES.
2. . . . 2.13 2 SO 1. . . . 340 300 1. . , . 130 BO )
1. . . . 2j" ) 275 2. . . . 150 STi' ) 2. , . . 130 SOO
L. . . 3 ? ) 300 3. . . . 110 4 50
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . . . C30 2 C ) 1. . . . 400 340 1. . . . C20 340
1. . . . 570 275 2. . . . 030 340 27. . . . 641 340
1..1141 275 1. . . . 990 341 73. . . . 707 343
4. . . , C27 3 (10 ( 2. . . . 840 3 40 1. . . . fi , ) ) 3 43
17. . . . 720 320 17. . . . COS 340 2. , . . 773 343
3. . . . 60S 323 22. . . . 833 340 C. . . . 523 350
3. . . . 530 333 21. . . . 7JC 340 S.-C9J 350
4. . . . . 427 3.35 .
MILKERS AXD
TsO.
.1 cow and -enlf
1 springer.
1 springer , ' " " V3 OJ
1 cow and calf . . . . 23 00
1 springer. . . , , , . . . 270) )
1 bprhiKcr 2 $ QJ
1 cow and calf . J 211-00
1 cow nad calf , ; 31 0)
J cow and calf. . S2 00
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
Wliltukcr Ilrcthcrs.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. IV.
2 feeders..1IM ! 52 75 48 feeders..102u J3 50
COLORADO.
1 feeder 720 30) , 75 fi > ede . . . . 042 340
3 feeders. . . . 910 3 00 103 feeders. . , . fi3'i 2 Ii )
4 feetlcrs. . . . 935 300 33 frpl > rH. . . . SJTi 315
1 feeder KO 300 13 feeders. . . . SC2 SCO
2 feeders. . . . 95,1 3 40
HOOS Only nlnetrwi loads of hogn were re-
ctlvod. or loss than nne-'Jialf the receipts of
Friday of last wvcjc. In addition , there wore a
few loan's that had been cairled over from yi > g-
teiday , The marliut wns In Ibe sullum' favor ,
prices showing nn advnaro of S lOc over y Hti'r-
day. The most popubif price wad J.VJ5. as
acalnHt (3.90 , but IhKi'e were scvclul light loads
at $4.05.
The advance brought out weveral loacln of sn-
called cold etoraee IIOKS that have bc > n In the
y.irds nlnee Tuesday , the biilflers being unvvlll-
In r to accept current prices.
The market in now , with toJuy'K ndvnnc"
added , nnly about lOc under Hi , ' liluli jiulnt
touched thu ilrst of thn wi-i'k. The fecllns around
the. yad8 Is very bullish and the prosi-nt IlKht
receipts arc partly ascrlbi-J to that fact. With
commission men predicting J4.50 ami (5 IIOSH.
and wrlthiK tinblilppers In the country to that
effect , It Is not Hurprlblni ; that funncix iuui
feeders should hold back their lioeu. Rcpi'ticntu-
live Buk'.s :
No. Av. Sh. Pr JJAv. . Sh. Pi
20 2Ci . . . ? 3 9 > 51 215 SO $3 fij
01 S25 . . . 3 (13 f.li 2GU 12 < ) 3 ! l. " >
4S 332 120 3 91 t'.l. . , . . . . 'iii . . . 3 U7i < .
31 213 . . . 395 fC 310 4' ' ) S ! i7li
53 274 B ) 393 tl :2lj SOI'M '
50 217 . . . 293 23 B01 . . . 400
33 S23 0 395 fi. 1H1 . . . 403
CO 334 . . . 3 SI 73 213 40"403
51 323 . . . 383 40 222 . . . 4 01
CO 31S 3CO 3 93 59 228 . . . 4 05
47 221 40 393 03 233 . . . 103
I'lOS-ODDS AND ENDS.
1 00 . . . 310 8 23.i . . . Z ! ) D
8 230 . . . S S3 1 1DO . . . 31/5 /
3 S2U . . . 390
811EI3P The demand was Rood , but the fcellai ;
onsier. Rcpieeentatlve ualcs ;
No. . Av. IV.
32 native CUTS Ill 3 10
217 western feeders 102 } 2 W
CIllCAOO IIIVH STOCK.
Ill CiittK- There Wun 'Slori ; Lively Illil-
illntr Tluui Dunnl.
CHICAOO , Jan , 31 , In cattle lhcr was mors
lively blddlnK than usual , thu rfuclpta bulnR
CHtlmated at only 4,000 head. Cattle were no
higher , however , and sales wre nt the luw.-st
prices of the reason , few uteen iroliiE above
$4.23. Common to strictly cholcn heavy e'U at
an extn-ino rutiKo. of from 13-0 1u H.70 , the
bulk of til ? ratlin croimliit , ' HID poiilfK lalo In the
week at from 13.75 to H.25. Hutulirlu * ratlin
have remained firm , and oon-s ami halters wld'
principally at from $2 lo f3.2."i. Calves wurc of
fered In model ale numbers and ifnmlmd linn ,
th best fetchlni ; (0.25. Tin re was not miioh ar'
tlvlty Ui BlockiTS and fcedorn. Thn locent cw-
tromo prices were not paid. 'JYxax fattlo ha\o
averaged 25c lower and th& orferinutf hhovved
deterloratlrn In ijuallty , Bnletrancvil 'at frmn
J2.35 to J3.S3.
in luik-a there was a reaction In price * tiJ.-iv
owlni ; to the tsrontly rwlucecl receipts. Cummon
to extra rholoo droves bold at from tl t { 1,30 , ,
the | > ullc Kolnis at frnia 14.15 to 51. 2) . Thu I 'M
sold lOu hlehcr than a weak DKO and the
UH a year ago.
Inferior t" prime Bho"p are now ji.
at from 12.50 to (3.C3 , clilelly nt fium
12.80 In J3.M. WrBtCTiis cl | nt from t ] . 5 to
(3.50 , yearling at from } 3.C3 to Jl.ld. and lamlm
at from J3.50 to tl.CJ. IIMremcly few lots havu
been taken for shipment and exporters keep out
of the murkot. Tills has ruu t < d heavy eJu'eii
to sell badly at the rodupuc ! prlceu.
linCElPTH Cattle , 4.CHW head , colvcH , 230 head ;
hogs , 17,00) bead ; sheep , 7,0'M heud ,
ICiuiNiih I'lty l.lvo Mode ,
KANSAS CITV. Jnn. l.-OATTKII-Ileeclpti , .
2bOJ head ; Ehlpments , 1COO , lieud ; niaikot rtcadf :
tti stronKi Texas steers , t2.75W3.40 ; Texas cow ? ,
n.81fl3.W ; 1-cer steers. $3.iWfH.2 < ) : nntho rows.
1.75ff3.40 ; slocUers and fucdfre , { Z.&B3.70 ; bulls ,
12.00(1 3.00.
HOOS Ilecclpti. _ S.300 .head ;
' ' " " " " " '
head ;
h
fil 111'1 " "Hf * * | * t 'i i v * i < > u i 4i 11 ii ii.11 ii , i/u
head ; nuilkrt Htrady tu firm ; lamb * . $ S.iii/il.40 ;
muttvni , J2.3303.CO.
SI. LoulH IIviSloelc ,
BT. LOUIH , Jnn. SI. CATTI.K ncwIM * . ? , f )0
head ; market a Hhade better ; native ha > < : ,
f3.25il4.7Ji Htoi-Ui-re und feed-m , | 2.0'Jif3.73 : tow
and helfimi , } 1.55i3. ; Texan i-ttorn , Ji.Ci/1.0) ;
cows. U,7503.00.
HOOS Hcc'll'ia. .000. bead : iaarkr > l fc- br--lii-i"
hravy , ( l.001.40 | ; mixed , } 3. t/MJ / ; lijlil , JS.'Jjy
'SIIBUI * lti c"lptii , 1,000 bend ; inaikrl flrmi
natlvcn , { 2.7r.ii3.60 ; southern , ( ! , lOii , .2i ; '
J3.2iiJ4.CO. ,
Xi'W Vork I.lvc Sl4irk Slnrlcct.
NUIV YORIC. Jan. SIIIUKVJ : * Rtctl. . . .
1,731 hcuili ulovv , UiaJt lowtT foi ( .teen ; oxca
bulls unit co-xt ihill but rtpAily : onllniitT to
Kix > d mp'ra. JS.JOff4.S5 ; n en. IJ.SWS.W ; Intlln ,
J2.HfJ 15 ; co o. | l.4i > ( fiv. CnMex nu.itc . Amor-
Iran steers t sijfmic , ilrmsol wflgiiti refriger
ator \ < ft nt 7'4 5Hc.
SUKKI * AND LAM11S ltWlpt ( . 7.1SS iK-niJ :
vfry dull : fherp. lsjr c lower : lsml . lOfftSo
tnwer ; fhci-p. $2. logiWi laml > , 4I.J5f.23 ; ; culls ,
J3.W.
llons-ltccrlpts. R.15) hen > ! nomUiAlly lower t
J4.)0 ) 4.75 ; MRS , KM.
Slock In
HecoM cf receipts nt the four principal mar
kets for I'rld.iy , January 31 1
C\n\f. \ lloRs. Sh ep.
South Omnlm . . 1.139 1. 119 4tf )
rhlcnpoi . . . . 4.0M 17 , < ) 7.W )
Knnms'Clty . 2S'X ) .3W 1.70)
St. ! < < > ul . . . . . . . 2 > 3.0M 1,000
Totnls . . . . . . I . " . 15.1C9
Liverpool
LlVKIll'OOI. . Jnn. SI. W1IKAT Spot firm :
denmnd moderate ; No. 2 red > \Inter , 5 * KV d :
No. 2 nvl fpilnir. Mncks exhniKtrit ; Mn. 1 lmr < l
Manitoba , * Sd ; No. -ollfornU , C 9 > , Vl.
ruiure epcnp > l Hti-ndy with near jio Itlons ltd
hlRtier and dlmant i < e ltlMis id higher ; closwl
nlo.uly , with near nnd illntant pniHI.ms i > l
lilthor : btKlneM nlwut erpmllv distributed , Ket > -
runry. Da KH < 1 ; Mnich , April , Mny , Juae unJ
July , Is ! > d.
CfiKN Sp.it stenilyj Ahirrlran nilxej neir ,
3i 2Hd. l'iiturcii opened firm and unchnnRpfl.
Clo-cil Klrndy , with ne.ir and dNtnnt in ltlorts
' , JiI hlKtu-r ; btislueBR nbout niunlly distributed ,
Tebninry , "s 3'/il ' ; April , Zit 2 > td ; Mny and Juno ,
S * 3d ; July , 3H 3Hd.
riXJt'H Uenmlid fnlr. freely supplied ; St.
lAulls fnney winter , 7s fd.
PROVISIONS Ilaeon , dull ; denund poor ! Cum-
berbind cut , : S to o Ibs. , .11s ; slioit ribs , H
Ibs. , JSa : hniK clear llEht , 38 ttt 43 1H. , 21s ! Ions
clear heavy , 5.1 llw. , 2Jn ; sluirt clenr backs , lleht.
It Ibs. , 27s , sliDit clear middles , lunvy , Ki Ibs. .
2to ; clenr IHlles. 14 In 10 MM. . S0.i ; ulioiildpni.
Kitunre , 12 to 14 Ibs. , 2Ci Cd ; hams , short rut , It
to 1C Ibs. , 41s. Tallow , line North Atari lean , 21 *
Sd. lleef , extra Indln4 nv' , 75a ; prime m'ss ,
Ms 9d. I'ork , prime mess , line western , Hs a ;
line medium , 4Ss Cd. Laid , dull ; prlm western ,
2S 9d ; rpflned , Ui pnlls , iDs Cd.
ClIEKSK Quiet ; ibniaml moilerolc ; nnent
Amerlcnn colored. 45i r l.
lUTTTHR-Hnest Dulled States. Kit : Rnod , 60s.
OILS Turpentine cplrlts , 21s. Rnvln , common ,
4i 9d. Cotlnnsoed oil , LIvoriKXil rellned , Sd ,
RICKRinnilATOR ItlCKP Korcnunrteru , 3V4J !
hlndiiuarleiB. fi'vil.
IILUACHINO I'mvnint llnldwmxl , f. o , b. ,
LIvoriHWl , 7.
IlOPti At Irfindon ( PnclPc const ) , f2 fn.
The receipts of hent ilurlnR the pnst thrca
days were 9I,0 ( centnls , InclmllnK Sa.dOl Atnbv-
ll-nn. The lecelpts of American corn durlliR 111 *
past three days were 11,700 centals.
The weather U overcast , but not threatening.
OoIVtMAliukit. .
NK\\ ' YORK , Jnn. SI. COlTnE Options
opened hteady at unehniiKed prices to 10 polnlu
deeline ; ruled IIIM-O active under lliiuldntlnn , fol-
lowlnc tmsnt'.sfnctoiy cables and fuilher dc-
clHo and il\illH ! s in spot coffee ; closeil steady
at unchanged prices tn 10 points net ndvnnaa ;
sites. 22 2.V ) lmi ; . , InchulliiR March , (12.23Cri2.30.
Slot coffee. Itlo. tlull ; No. 7 , J13. Jtlld , dull ;
Conlova , J10.754T17.75 ; pales. 5' * ) ba rs Miitacnlb .
p. t. Warehouse ilrllverle * fiom New Ynik
yesterday , 7.20) KIRS ; New York stock filay ,
2l3.f,7l baps ; United States stock , 322.CG9 IraEs ;
nlloat for the United Slates , 22S.IIM baits ; totnl
visible for the United Slates , G50,5ii ) bans. nB.ilast
47S.2IO II.IRH last your.
SANTOS , Jan. 31. Market wenlc ; Rood nvernco
Santos. J14.20 ; receipts , C.OM bass ; stock. 5uO , 00
ImKs ; quotations nominal.
HAMHURO. Jail. 31. Market steady and un-
chniiKtul to < 4 pfK advance ; sales , 37MO IWKS.
RIO IK JANHIItO , Jan. 31. Maiket dull ! Nn.
7. Rio. J12.95 : cielianRC , 9'Fd ; receipts , 1,000.bags ;
cleared for the l"nit l States , none ; f. r Huropc ,
8V)0 ) IIKKS : stock , 97,04) bans.
11AVRK. Jan. El. Market closed vteiuly at UC
advance to Vit decline net ; sales , 50.WJ bags.
ToU-ilo Craln SlnrUet.
TOLiiX3 , Jnn. 31. WHKAT I/nwer. steady ;
No. a cash , 72'Hc ' : May , 73e ; July. 0'J'Jc. '
CORN Lower ; No. S mixed , 2Sc ; No. 3 mixed ,
27c ; Way , OffWlc.
OATS Qulct ; No. 2 mixed , 20bc ; No. 2 while.
mc ; May. 24c.
RVK Hull ; No. 2 , 4'c.
CLOVUR. SECD Dull ; prime cash and Febru
ary. 4.4' ' > .
IlKOEIPTS riour. 500 bbls.wheat. . C.500 bu. ;
corn. lfl.50t ) Jiu. ; clover peed , 126 bags.
SHIPMENTS nour. 2.1)00 ) bbls. : wheat , ' 7,000
Lu. ; coin , 17,000 bu. ; clover seed. 824 bass.
Dry liooilN 31nrUct. .
TORIv. Jan. 31. The Inquiry nnd de
mand have been of the proportions of prtvloaj
days , with Hie c.\ccptlon that a .little more
laislncsD has follo\vod Iho ronner , ullluJUfli tlio
market has wanted ta activity. Yet there iiro
slRtis of Impinrvment for the near fOtiirc. 'Tlio
prlntlnR cloth maiktt l aul't nnd KtiMdy nt
2Lwith Fnles ofmore than IM.OOO pieces.
MANCHESTnil. Jan. 81. Tile mirll > t ' 'lot
cloths and yarns Is Eteady. wlihaut any qustnblu
chnnKe 'In prices.
PALL IJlvnR , Jnn31i Tflnt clotln qulcfanj
steady at 29io. ' '
. ' 4 *
I'l-orln
1'EORIA. Jan. 31. CORN Market nrm , higher ;
'
jiew Nn. 2. 27140 ; No. n WVc . .
OATS 'Market firm ; Jo. 2 'wlrtte , ID'-iC ) , No. 3
T\-hlle. ISlifilDc.
TlYK Seniee ; No. 2. 41c.
WHISKY Market Hleady4 fl.22 for hlKh wines.
HUCIUI'TS Coin , 79,000 iu. ; outs , .70. COO bu. ;
r\'f. none : whisky , nane ; wheat , 11,700 bu.
'SUH'MKNTS Corn. 57.000 Im. : oats. M.iMO tu. ;
rj-e , none ; whUky , 700 ( tnls. ; wheat , IT.O'W'bu , §
a
- i r
Tin.Shock Too Gr > r.nl.
Chicago Tribune : "you're the man 'they
bring the questions to , eln't you ? " said the
caller , a tlmld-looliltig citizen In a Jurk
brown suit. 1
The answers-to-querles mail nodded Ills
head.
-'Well , It's like tlilD , " resumed the ntlier ,
with some embarrassment. "I don't Rt > out
n great deal , and there's lets of tliiiifis I
never llnd out unless I ask somebody , Tvo
been hearing n yood deal In ono way and an
other about the 'McKlnley bill , I want to
know what the bill Is , and who McKIn "
There was a hoitrsi ; , gurgling sound.
The ausv.-ers-to-querlc'S man had fainted.
J. W. Pierce , He-public , fa , , eayn : "I have
ussd One Minute Cough Cure In my family
and for myaolf , with re-iulto t/o entirely 'satis
factory that I can hardly find words lo e
pn-su myself as lo Its merit. I will never
fall to recommend It to otl.ers , on every oc
casion that presents Itself. "
run UH.II.TV JIARKKT.
IN3TOUMEXTS placed on record January
SI , 1S3R :
W-AUUANTY DKBDS.
Francis Howe to ICato Murnnni * , lot
18 , block 7 , nalcer's I'lncc f 20,00
Kranlc fiwnbodn' . nnd wife to Cliarlos
JMotz , lots 9 nnd 1ft , block G , Kcnntzo
3d add 3,730.50
Frank Swoboda. to I'Jii'.HImilna
Swobodn , west half of lot 8 , block
C , Kntmtzo 3j ndd
J S Harrison , n-lmlnlsiralor , to
August Hiidnn , Buutli bulf of north
west ! ! ft-18.12 ! JSOO.OO
J3 A llcnson and wife to Benson l. < ind
Syndicate , lots 19 , 20 und 21 , block
8. lot 10 , block Jl , lots 12. 23 nnd 21 ,
block 29 , Donjon ; lot " , block 14 ,
JJulryon He Khts ; cost half of ; ot 10 ,
block 2 , .MciJonnk-k' ; ? " .1 inlJ 1.01
13 A DoriFon , trusteelo twinr , lot
1 tu fl , bloek " : lots 2 In 7 , block 14 ;
lot * n. ii , 17 , ID nndi ) , hloci : 17 ; lots
7 , 8. ll. : II nnd 18 , bUuk IS ; lots K ,
! > , 17 , IS nnil 19 , block 19 ; loin 1 lo
n 21 to si , b'oi-k " 0 ; lots l und 'i ,
block 31 : lot 7 , blook 32 ! lot 21 ,
bloc ) ; 9 , Mciis-on . . . ' .
1' W HoUfc'on mill wlfo lo .Hidson
Hliihli'v. south bulf tit lot 1 ,
Hcluu'll'H ndd . . , , , EOO.OO
I , U Ifoxvlor find wife to H 11 Uacr ,
loin 4 nnd , lilocl ; C2 ; lot 0 , b'.oclt
block 72 , South Omaha 9,000.00
J 11 Uvnits find wlfo lo A M Oooflr-h | ,
lot in , Kvnns" mid , , 1.00
It 1 ] , ivlnb'Hlon to Albert Danahon ,
lots 1. 2. 3 , 9. 10 und 11 , block S , .
.lont-.V ndd to Klliboni SI 1.00
DKKDS
United States to K A Willotwhby.
northwest 20-16-12 ( patent )
Totnl uni'iunt of transfers $20,917.Di )
- . - Pure Food - -
Wright's Okl-I-'nsliioncd UiicUwItcat.
Wrfglit's M\\li \ \ , Berlin , Wli.
Our Free Letter
i und ! ock : narkfti. will tx
tent you dally un renuent. In th hops c , { deocrv.
Ing part of your biuhieti. Ordei-s colliMled Tor
ca h or en thrro to flvo point margins.
J , R , WILLARD & CO
MSI. 'JCIH Cbkago llouid of Tiaat , " -.V'.v Yoik
Piodure Exchange , New Ynik Ojr.j. iHccU Ex *
change. 17 ISouiil Tralc , OhliunvJ. 41 Ur
Now Yurk.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1 OH ! ) . Omaha , .NtN
COMMISSION
GRAIN , ; PROVISIONS : AXD : STOCKS
l.iom 111W Hoard of Trade.
Dhcct r-aftn to CblcaKO and N w YorR.
John A.Varrcn Si Co.
nnit no\l \ on r niinltKloti , Mcclicfo
Invealnient Co. Colorado Sprlnea. Colo.
Pr Food :
WRIGHT'S MILLS , liorlln , Wio.
