Nebraska Newspapers

    in TITTI mrAirA TrAii/v sATrnnAV. iTAXTAirv 7. isoo.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Break in Wheat Owing to Absence of Buying
Orders on 'Change. '
PORK LOSES THIRTY CENTS DURING DAY
I'rovlilnn .Market Opriii StriuiK < >
1'oor Dellverlen at ( InVariln
HIliN nnil Lard SIlKhtlr
Dec-line.
CHICAGO , Jnn. C. Alisoiice of fresh huy-
liis orders toduy In the factof heavy liqui
dation caused ti hrciik of considerable di
mensions In wheat , corn und jirovUlons.
Oats ruled llrm nnd closed unchanged. May
wheat loat C-SJ/fte , corn 3-Sc , pork 30c , lard
Ww and ribs ufil'/jc each.
Ituports of iIuniiiKO to the Argentine crop
mid iinoxnoctcd strength nt Liverpool In
I ho fuco of a ? io ilecllne hero yesterday
started wheat strong. May opened S-Sfi'.ie
Hgher at 71 l-Sfj71Uc , and n8 culls had been
old very freely around Tlifce , sellers of
HIOBO privilege's took frljht ; and In the en
deavor to procure whuat they expected to
need for delivery on calls. May was bid uy
I a 71 3-Sij7Hae.
Traders who had not Hold rails were
largely in the majority , however , and
c'.imo Into th pit with moro wheat than
the shorts could absorb. Under this ardent
Killing the opening streiiKth quickly evapo
rated and the price of May dropped back
1o 70',2C ' Chicago received 109 cars , of whlcli
< lx wcro graded contract. Hecelpts In the
iinrthwcst were 413 cars , nsalnst W last
week and 1133 a year ago. The seaboard
flcarancoH were liberal tjlS.OOO bushels , but
not heavy enough to Impart bullishness to
the market. Liverpool was Vid higher and
New Vork reported llfty boatloads sold fur
' .xport The news and conditions of a bull
ish nature had little. iiillueoee , however ,
ind the only matters to Impress the crowd
were probabilities of Argentine and Ilmslan
phlpmeiita on a liberal scale In the near fu
ture There was a dearth of outside trade
nnd about the only support the mark ° t got
on Its downward course came from holders
fit put privileges. May had one or two
plrkly ralllrs trom 70'ic and then took an
other plunge to 'ic ' below its previous low-
i-st point , selling nt GO-Mifi ! ) 7-Sc. The mar-
) < ut been inn very heavy as the session ad
vanced , but toward the close some covering
by horts rnu eil a slight reaction and May
rinsed at "ixfj'O 1-fcc.
Corn sfirted out strong with wheat and
Iraders for a time bought freely to cover
tdmrtx sales. May ope.ii'd 1-ke higher at
37Q.TT1-Se and was bid up to 37Uc. When
wheat began to slump the crowd began to
> .ell short and May noon slid olT to .W c ,
< 'Islng at IIGVs'&SfiS-Sc. ' buyers. The trade
Inched Individuality und was entirely of .a
local cliaraeter. Uccclpts were ( HI cars.
Oats were Inlluencfd to quite an extent by
Die weakness In wheat and corn , but were
independent enough to bo the llrmpst of the
three Klevator Internals sold unite fresly ,
yet the market absorbed all the offerings
nnd remained llrm. Receipts , 17 ! ) car ? . May
opened l-Sfi'ic higher at 2"4'ii'J7 3c , rose
1o 273-Sf27V | , th-n declined to 27c and
closed at 27J.J71-8C.
The poor quality of hogs received at the
yards was responsible fur a strong feeling
In provisions early. Liquidation for outsldo
nccoiint , with the weakness In grains , was '
moro than the market could stand and I
prices declined sharply. .May polk opened I
fcB7'/4c higher at JlO.IBWlO.JR'/i. ' advanced to
J10 I2',2. ' then dropped off to $10.00 , buyers ,
ihe closing price. . May lard started 2' , iir > c
Jilgher at jr .77'4f ' < C.iO , sold at $ : > .SO , then dc-
'llned to jr > .G2'4 at the clo. e. May ribs be
gan 2' ' .e up at T3.07'/i , rose to J. > .12' , ( , , sold I
down ID $ l.y7' , < . and closed at SI.IfilifyB.OO.
Estimated receipts for Saturday : Wheat ,
lil car.i ; corn , RIO cars ; oats , 20 ! > cars ; hogs ,
Sl.ftiO head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Artlclf * . Open. Illicit. Low. Oioac. V'H'it'y.
Wheat.
.Inn . '
May -'IMM'V 70-7IHI 70K
July . its
Corn
.I.-in . .
TM v . 37 4 i7 :
July. . , 37 4 .17HMK 30J4-37 3'
O.llH.
Jlay. . . ( MM 27 27-27H ,
July. . . 25T. 2flhi
Torlt.
Jan . . . 1)70 ) OO.T
Way. . . 10:15 : 10 42 1000 1000 10 30
J.nnl ,
Jan. . . . r r.7 GS7H B 4''H fi 42 6 B2W
May . . C 77 > i BHU 0 02M D V.'i
Jtil'H.
Jan . . . 4 7/t / 480
6 12.lt 497H r , oo B05
No. 2.
Cash quotations were n foIlowH :
FLOTTIt Qulot but steady ; winter pat-
rnts , $ : ! .li01ii.70 : ; Htralghts , } , ! .2ot3.30 ! ; spring
upoelals. fl.10 ; spring ) ) atents , $ ; ; .20'i3.50 | ;
Htralghts. i'i ! ) > l3.00 | ; bakers , $2.3i > ? (2.45. (
Wl I HAT No. 2 spring , ax/nCSc ; No. 3
spring. f,3fni7c ; No. 2 rid , 70i71c. |
roilN No. 2 , ,13fi : i5Uc.
OATS-No. 2. 26fi27c : No. 2 white. 29 ®
Ct'Lc ' ; No. 3 white. 2sUf)29c. )
IIVH No. 2. BI-Tic.
HAULKY-No. 2. 4C n01c.
SRKDSNo. . 1 llaxsecd , $1.1201.16 ; prime
timothy seed. $2.30.
I'HOV'lSIONS-Mess pork , per bill. , $9.70 < ft
D.SO. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , $3.4Vi5.r.O. | abort ribs
sides ( loose ) , $ I.Ki'f ' ! . ! )0. ) Dry salted Hhoul-
JfrH ( boxed ) , Sl.rifH.S-.i ; short clear fid OH
( boxed ) , Jj.W > S < 5.10.
\ \ ll'ISKV nistlllers' finished goods , per
Kal . $1.27.
SIVJA ItS-Cut loaf , $ . " .70 ; granulated , $ T > .20.
The following were the receipts nnd ship
ments for today ;
_ _ Articles. Receipts. I Shipments.
Kiour hhls. KilflO { 72,200
AVI.eut , bu. iro.iioi ) 4 : : , 700
Cam , hii. . . , 375.IM
On IP. bit. . . , 17l.OiO ! ( 231.20) )
1 lye , bu 21.000 41,30'f '
Darley. Int. . 59,50i ) 21,100
On the Produce oxclmiiRO today the but-
> tpr market was firm ; creameries , lH720'ic ' ;
dairies. 12filSc. KBBS. dull ; fresh , 23M2CC.
Cheese , steady ; creameries , OVstlllc.
MJW voitic < ; r.\i-iiA M.tllKKT.
( Imitation * for the Day on Oenernl
CommodltleN.
NKW YOHK. Jan. G. VLOUH Receipts ,
20,710 hhls. ; exports. L'l.KH hhls. ; moderately
nctlvo nnd 5filOc lower to sell ; winter
t-trnlKhti ) , $3..ruf)3.C5 ) ; Minnesota patents , J3.90
HH 20 ; winter extras , $2.701(3.00 ( ; Minnesota ,
linkers , J2.DOfj3.10 ; winter low grades , W.Wif
S.K > .
rCOHNMKAL-Qulet ; yellow western , Slf/ / >
HYK-Dull ; No. 2 western , Gl' . c f. o. b.
{ lllO.lt.
IIAHLKY MALT Firm : western , GOiTGSc.
WIIICAT Receipts , 2fil.Y73 bu. ; exports ,
f2,512 liu. ; spot weak ; No. 2 red.79l4if7l ( ) o
f o. b. allo.it , to arrive. Options had a fair
ImlKP nt the opening on unexpectedly
tftroiiRer Liverpool cable news , but without
support were nnahlo to withstand the suh-
jipqu nt pressure of Keneral liquidation.
Hentlnient was less bullish nnil found sell-
JiiK motives In small clearances. Klnal
prices were weak nt Hff c net decline ;
March. 77Wi7S5-8e ; closed , 77'4c.
COHN lUvelpts. Ifi.SOO bu. ; exports , (52,512 (
1)U ) . spot weak ; Xo. 2 , li : l-Sff3Uc f. o. b.
ntloat Options oponeil steadier with wheat ,
but soon relapsed Into former weakness
Avini ; to lower cables , the break In wheat ' , i
liquidation anil Ilk-lit export trade ; clo.icd ;
! ! -sc net lower ; May , llO-lGSliic ; closed j1 ,
41K-c
OATS TtccclptB , 122.100 bu. ; export * , -tCO
tin . spot quiet ; No. 2 , IUc : No. 2 white , 35c.
HUTTKU Uecelpls , 1.4Sr > pkh'S. : llrm ;
\\tsteni creamery , 15i21e ; KlKlns , 21c ; fac
tory. 12Jl'H'iC. ;
OIIHKSK llecelptB,73 ) ( pks. ( ; steady ;
large , white. lOHc ; Htnnll , white , lie ; lurKe ,
colored. 10' c ; Hinall. colored , lie.
KfHiS Hecelpts , 2.2SI pkRS. ; western , Me ;
pout hern , 2jQ2i'c. (
HOI'S Quiet ; state , common to choice.
3SM crop. 75TSc ; 1S97 crop. llfflSc ; 1S9S crop.
Jl20e. ! ! Pacltlc coast. ISM crop , 7Sc ; 1J.U7
crop. lH13e | ; isas crop. 19fl20c.
IHDICS Steady : Cinlvciiton , IGc ; Texas
dry. 12c ; California. Kc.
WOOI Steady ; tlcece. 17G22c ; Texas. 11
CTHe
TALLOW Steady ; city , c ; country , 31
< 337c
HICE Steady : fair to extra , 5 ? ; < ijGUe.
MOLASSICS-Stcady ; New Orleans open
kettle. Rood to elude-1. 21)I/3lc. )
COTTONSRKD OII < Somewhat stronger
A ml moro active , with sales of off summer
yellow nt 21c and prlmo summer yellow at
KHc. prime crude. ISc ; prime crude , f. o. b.
mills , m'.iflSH-e : prim. . ' summer yellow , 22ff
S3e ; off summer yellow , 21c ; butter Kradcs ,
MKTAI.S I'rloiw moved up nn nddltlon.il
f > fl points , wllh the Indications pointing to
equally oens.itlonnl developincnta with thu
openltiK of the new week. At the close thn
iiietal excliiniKo called | dB Iron warrant *
llrm ut > s.0i ) , nominal ; laki > copper. strotiBer
nt S13.35 bid and $ n. ) nskt'il ; tin , strong nnd
IdRher at $20.SO Mil nnd { 21.00 asked ; lend ,
llrmer at $ : t.37'-4 I'ld and Jl.u ) nsked ; spelter ,
llrmer. with buyers nnd sellers nt J5.I3.
Urokers' prices of lead , J3.75 , and copper ,
flTKO.
llnltlmore "Market.
BALTJMOniJ. Jnn. C.-FLOUR-Dull and
nirhnripedj receipts , 3.1,730 bbl . ; export * ,
6ai9 hblH.
\VHEAT U'tah ; npot , 75f-So bid ; inonlh.
7J5-S7(75 ( ic ; February , W'tfl 6\lci \ Kt amer
No , 2 red. 725-S1J724c ; rMflptit , 13,033 bu. ;
export * . S , C"W bu. ; southern wheat by pain-
pie , 721/7fi'c ' ; southern on grade , 7.1M7CC ,
CORN Weak ; ! pot and month , 4014W
4 < )5-Sc ) ! February , 4G' ' 57IV ( : steamer mixed ,
373-'il7.17lic ; receipts , 17S.171 bu. : exports ,
noi.ZM bu. ; flouthern white nnd yellow corn ,
"
OATS No. 2 white. .IKfXc ; No. 2 mixed ,
32'i'rccelptc ; , ll.OW bu. ; exports , none.
OMAHA UIMUAL : : MAHKIIT.
Condition of Trndi- nod ( tiiotntlon * on
Staple nnil l-'nnuy I'rodnce.
EOOS-Oood stock , 21c
Rl'TTER Common to fair , llBISc ! choice ,
137ilOc ; separator , 20c ; gathered creamery ,
17 lSc. . . . .
POULTRY-Hens , live , C'.ic ' ; dressed , fV&
JJ7c ; old roof-tcrs , live , 3c ; dressed. 4e ;
spring chickens , live , Gc ; dressed , 7J74i'j }
ducks , live , 5WiSc ; dressed , 7o ; geese , live ,
Gc ; dressed , 7'ic ' ; turkeys , live , S 9c ;
dressed , lie.
C1AME Teal , blue wing. $1.75 ; green wing ,
$1.30 , mixed , $1.75fi2.25 ; jackrnbblls , $1.25'tf
1.50 ; cottontails , 75cJ1.00. (
PlOEONS-Ltvc , per doz. , COc.
VEAICholce. . S'JSMiC.
OYSTERS-Hulk Standard , per sxl ( , , $1.10 ;
medlump , per can , 15c ; Standard , per can ,
20c ; l-lxtru Select , per can , 25c ; Xew York
Counts , per can , SOc.
VEGETABLES.
CKLKllY California good stock , 25o ;
choice , : i3c ; fancy , COc ; extra large , 73c ;
Michigan , choice stock , 23c.
CAULIFLOWER-Per crate , $2.0052.75.
ONJONS Per bu. . 50c.
11EANS Hand-picked , navy , per bu. , $1.30
Q1.40.
POTATOES-Cholce , sack'ed ,
poorer stock , lOc.
SWEET POTATOES-Per bill. , $2.5032.75.
CAUUACE-Per lb. , crated , l'.4c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMON'S California , fancy , $1.00 ; choice ,
tl.7. . .
ORANOKS Mexicans , $3.0053.25 ; Navels ,
fancy , 13.23 ; choice , $3.23 ; seedlings , $2.50 ®
2.73.
2.73.UANANASCholcc. . large slock , per
bunch , $2.0082.25 ; medium sized bunches ,
$1.73 2.00.
FRUITS.
APPLKS Western Hen Davis. Gcnllons
nnd Wlnesaps , per bbl. , $3.75 : New York
Halwlns , nreunlngs nnd othcrsi choice , per
bbl. , Jl.oOTi4.2o.
\VIIKHRIKS-Pcr box. 30c ,
GRAPHS MaliiBn , per bbl. . $ S.OOf10.00.
CRANHBRRIHS Jersey , $ C.2 % .50 ; per
crate , $2.2T > .
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. . 17c : Urazlls , per
lb. , O flOc ; English walnuts , per lb. , fancy ,
soft shell , 12c ; standards , lie ; filberts , per
lb. , lie ; pencans , polished. 757SC coconnut * ,
per 100 , $1.50 ; peanuts , raw , G&filic ; roasted ,
7fi7 < c ; cheHtnuts , Sfffle.
MAPLE SYRUP Five-gal , can. each ,
$2.50 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz. , $12.00 ; half-
Kill , cans , $ G.23 ; quart cans , $3.50.
FIOS Imported , none ; California , 10-lb.
boxes. $1.50.
11ONMOY Choice white , ] 2',4'ffl3c. ' '
DATI3S Hnllowne , GO to 70-11) . boxes , G ®
G'/ic ' ; Salr , 6ViGc ; Fard , n-lb. boxes , lOc.
CinmiPcr"half bbl. , $3.00i3.15.
SAUKUKIlAX'T-Per ' half bbl. , $2.00.
IIIIJKS , TALLOW , ETC.
1IIDRS No. 1 green hltles , 7c ; No. 2
green hides , tic : No. 1 sailed hides , G ! c : No.
2 suited hides , 7'ic ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 12
Ibs. . lOc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW , CiRKASK , KTC. Tallow , No.
1 , 3c ; tallow. No. 2. 2'4c ; rollBli tallow. l',4c ;
white greasv , K fiSc ; yellow and brown
grease , lUfiS'/U' .
SIIKHP PHLTS-Orecn sailed , each , 15ft
73e ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
l early skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled enrly skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , nctiml weight , 4Hoc ; dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , Sfflc ; dry Hint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , lijuc ; dry Hint. Colorado murrain
wool pelt * , per lb. . aetunl weight. 3fflc.
FURS Mink , 10 75c ; bear ( black or
brown ) , $5.00920 ( X ) ; otter. $ l..r > ojS.OO ; beaver ,
$1.00fJf.fiO ; skunk , ISfiSOoj muskrat , 3i(7c ( ;
raccoon , 15530c ; red fox , Z5cl. 5 ; gray
fox , 23W50c : wolf ( timber ) , 2oci$2.50 ( : wolf
( prairie ) , coyote , lOftSftc ; wildcat , 10025C ;
badger , 5iJ40c ; sliver fox. $30.003773.00.
St. I.oulN .llnrliet.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. G.-WHEAT-Optlons
weak and fractionally lower ; spot lower ;
No. 2 red cash , elevator , 71c bid ; track , 71c ;
January , 7Hc ; May , 73 7-S871c bid ; July ,
G7'i.c ; No. 2 hard. fiO' i5l7'c. ! < .
CORN Steady for January , with Mav He
lower ; spot higher ; No. 2 cash , 35V5c ; Jan
uary. 33'ic ; ; May. Ill l-Sfi33Uc asked.
OATS A shade off for options , with spot
higher : No. 2 cash , 2Sc bid ; track , 29c ; Jan-
iiary. l'S'/jc ; May , 27 7-Sc bid ; No. 2 white ,
RYE Firm at 53'4c bid , elevator.
bEEUS Flaxsecd , lower at $1.0S',4 : prlmo
timothy seed , nominally unchanged.
CORNMEAL-fl.75fn.W > .
llRAN-Qulet ; sacked , cast track , 53c bid.
. -1AAV cJulet nl > (1 steady to llrm ; timothy ,
$7.00ri9.0i ) : pralrlc , $3.50J(7.00.
RUTTKIl Ixwer ) ; creamery , 17iff22c :
dairy. Ll-i/lSc. -
WHISK Y-Steady at $1.27.
POULTRY Firmer ; chickens , CHSJ'c ;
turkeys , SfaS'.ic ; geese , 5Vi5J6c ; ducks ,
VII ( ji'.C.
l'n(3S : ( Firm at 22c.
PROVISlONS-Pork , lower ; mess , Job
bing , old , $9.12Unew. ; . $10.00. Lard , lower ;
prime steam , $5.23 ; choice , $5.33. Dry salt
meats , boxed shoulders. fl fM.SO ; extra
shorts , $4.75f5.00 ; rib" , $ I.S7 < 4@5.12A ! ; shorts ,
$3.12'/4. Ilacon , boxed shoulders , $5.00 ; extra
shorts , J5.25T/3.5f ) .
IlECElPTS-Flour , 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 32-
POO bu. ; corn. 93.00 , ) bu. ; oats , 2.1,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 6.000 bbls. ; wheat.
38,000 bu. ; corn 39,000 bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
\ < MV ( IrleiiiiH Mnrkct.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. G.-PROV1SIONS
I'lrm. Pork , standard mess , 9Uc , Lard ,
retlneti tierce , -isFi'i-Sc' : "ptiT'o , "GC ! lioxeti
nients * dry salt shoulders , 5 ic ; sides Sff
51-Se. Uacon , clear rib sides , CffG 1-Sc.
Ham. ' choice Miiwr-cnred , S fiO'/.c.
'OKFKK-Qulet ; Rio , ortlina'ry to fair.
.
RICE Steady ; ordinary to good , 4173c.
KLOUR Extra fancy , $3.338M.43 ; patents ,
$3.S.i(3 ( 95.
CORNMKAL $1.93.
HHAN-G-VTlOOc.
HAY-Prlme. 10 ? 12c : choice , 13g-13',4c.
CORN No. 2 sacked , old White. 42fl3c ( ;
mixed , 43fi44c ; yellow. 44e ; new , 2c lower.
OATS-No. 2 sacked ,
I.lvei-iiool rirnln mid 1'rnvlMionn.
I-IERPOOL , Jan. fi. WHEAT-Qulet ;
January , nominal ; March , 5s lid ; May ,
5i ; 9'Hl. ' - *
CORN Quiet ; January , nominal ; March ,
3s 9lid : May , 3s 93 d.
PROVISIONS Hams , short cut. steady.
35s. Hacon , dull , 2Ss ; short ribs , dull , 29s
Cd ; shoulders , square , easy , 23s.
Receipts of wheat for the last three days.
SGO.OoO centals , all American. Receipts of
American corn during the last three days ,
100,500 centals. Weather cold and dry.
( ruin Itccrlpl * ut Principal Market * .
ST. LOUIS , Jan. G. Receipts : Wheat , 17
cars.
M INNEAPOL1S , Jan. G. Receipts ; Wheat ,
330 cars.
IK'LUTir. Jan. G.-Recelpts : Wheat. 100
cars.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. G.-Recclpts : Wheat ,
1GO cars.
CHICAGO. Jan. G. Estimated cars for to
morrow : Wheat , 90 ; corn , 390 : oats , 2u5.
Receipts at primary markets : Wheat ,
C33.GGS bushels ; corn , 739,101 bushels.
KIIIIXIIN Cllj.rain unit Provlnlonit.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. fi. WHEAT Mar
ket lower ; No. 1 hard. Co' c asked ; No. 2.
K5c ; No. 3 , Glf(0lc ( ; No. 2 red. 70c ; No. 3. ( M
C7c : No. 2 spring , G21ifi4e ; No. 3. 57HilG2'ic.
C'ORN Market lower ; No. 2 mixed , 33c ;
No. 2 white. 3U.c ( ; No. 3 , 3t'iC.
OATS Market steady ; No. 2 white , 2S'fec.
HYE Market steady No. 2 , 52c.
HAY Market steady and unchanged.
Hl'TTER Market steady ; separator , 17J ?
19c ; dairy , 15o.
EOtiS Market llrm ; fresh , 23c.
I'lneliimifI Mnrkot.
CINCINNATI. Jan. G.-WHEAT-QuIet : ;
No. 2 rod , 70'tc.
CORN-Dull ; No. 2 mixed. 3C4c.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 29J30c.
RYE-Sfndy ; No. 2. 57c.
PROVISIONS-Lard , easy at $3.20. Bulk
meats , dull and lower nt $1.55. Ilacon , easy
nt $5.05.
Eons-Easy at 22c.
WHISKY-FIrm at $1.27.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO , Jnn. G. WHEAT Lower , easy ;
No. 2 , cash. 70'ic ; ; May , 73c.
CORN Active , weak ; No. 2 mixed. SGc.
OATS-Dull. easy ; No. 2 mixed , 2Sc.
CLOVERSEED-Actlve , lower ; prlmo
cash , $1.20 asked ; March. $1.70.
I'eorln MiirklN ,
PEOIUA. Jan. G.-CORN-Inactlve , easy ;
No. 2. 32'4c.
OATS-Qulot , easy : No. 2 white , 27UC.
WHISKY-FIrm ; $1.27.
Simnr MurUet.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. G.-SUOAR-Qulet ;
open kettle , 27iij3open ( ; kettle , cen-
trlfuttal , 39-lGTf4c ; centrlfimal. granulated ,
49-10U15-Sc : white. 5 > ifS < fc : yellow. 3 7-S
Q4 5-lGc ; neeonds , 2U5J3 7-Sc. MolasJes.
steady ; open kettle. 20fi32c ; centrifugal , Cft
We ; syrup , dull , 2afi23c.
NEW YORK. Jan. li.-SUCJAR-Raw. nn-
settled ; fair re lining , 3 13-lGc ; centrifugal ,
'M test , 45-lGc ; ir.olusscs sugar , 3/-16u ! ; rc-
flned , ctendy ; crushed , 6'sc ' ; powdered ,
51-5c ; cranuloted , 5o ,
UI'iilATI I.V STOCKS AM > IIO.MJH.
llrlil .Stock Thronn HIT Ciiiiifn llrenU
In I'rlcen nnil Mneli Activity.
NEW YORK , Jnn , G.-Pcrslstent bear
pressure ; today caused much stock held for
a rise to be thrown over , resulting In a con
siderable | break In the specialties and a do-
cllno < of about 1 point In many of the rail
way stocks.
The market was broad and unusually nc
tlvo during the liquidating process , London
was a seller on balance. The variations In
the early quotations here were small , but
nn unsettled feeling goon set In on evidence ,
that many of the specialties which Imvo
recently been market leaders showed lack
of support. There wcro temporary rallies ,
one at about midday , bringing prices back
to yesterday's clo. lng llgurea. Chicago ap
peared to bo a moderate seller , while. Wash
ington houses seemed purchasers. At one
time or another pronounced strength end
material advances were shown by Colorado
Southern , Plttsburg , Cincinnati , Chicago &
St. Ixjuls , Southern Pacltlc , Mobile- & Ohio ,
Western Union , Colorado Fuel and Iron ,
Rubber , Tobacco , Sugar. Chicago CJas , New
York Air llrnko nnd Manhattan , although
the advance In the. e stocks was partly
eliminated , while In the case of Manhattan
and Chicago Gas they declined below yes
terday's close In the heavy liquidation of
the last hour. Wheeling & Lake Erie and
Ontario > t Western wre also strong spots.
The weakness of the spwlaltles , Including
New York Air Drake , which lost an early
rise of G points , and Urooklyn Transit ,
which declined 56-S ; Federal Steel and Chicago
cage Gns , each receding 2 points , was a
feature In the late decline. A disquieting
feature also nf the late trade was a sharp
advance In call money , which Immediately
dropped back , however , to normal llgures
on the appearance of a considerable supply.
AVestcrn Union's strength was nccompanl.d
by gossip that nn agreement hail been made
with the Postal Telegraph company regardIng -
Ing rates. Talk about the possibility of a
rival rellnery clo'lng down because of the
unprofitableness of present business was
simultaneous with a rise of 3 points In
Sugar.
Considerable Irregularity prevailed In the
bond market , speculative Issues favoring a
lower level In sympathy with the. course of
stock prices. Total sales , $5,000,000 ; United
States 2s , registered , and the 6s , coupon , ad
vanced > 't nnd the 3s nnd
5s. registered , 1-S :
the old 4 , registered , declined 1-S In the bid
price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says ; The markets
hero were dull this morning , but brisker In
the afternoon In sympathy with a better
tone in Paris. Hpanlfh 4s spurted to IS'.ii
Anacondas reached 67-8 bid , with large op
tion dealings. Calls to end In January were
U ; middle of February. 5-ltl , and February
2S , 3-8. Copper rose 15 shillings ; Americans
uero bullish early , but In the middle of the
day the continual demand caused a sharp
rise. Louisville < fe Nashville and Wabasli
preferred wcro favorites. The close was
llrm.
Following are the closing quotations of
the loading sto"ks on the New York mar
ket today :
Atehl.iun it. o. w ss1 ;
ilti pfd ilo pfil 1,7 ,
Halt , .t Ohio 67U Hock Inland 113 * ,
C.innthi. P.-uoltlc " St. L. A. S. F S'j '
Can. Southern . . . ! G Jo 1st nM cs'i '
Orjtrnl 1'aclilo . . . . 4JH ilo "il pfil ; t.t > 4
DIPS , .t OhU 24 " 4 St. I * A : S. W 7'i
ClilCTKO it Alton. . ,170 , llO tlfll 1V'H
C' . . It. & O St. 1'nul IWi.
ciii. * n. in ilo pfil IWi
" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .118 Ht. 1' . .t 0 01
oh"a. . \v. . . . . . . . . . to i.fil 1CT
Chl. . Iml. & L St. P. . M. A : M..KO
tin nM Southern Pacific . . . 3J'i
j C. & .V. W So. Hailwnv lii'i
I do nfil ilo nfil JI' ' ,
C. . C. , C. & Ht. L , I2V4 Texas , t Pacific . . . 1U
ilo pfil 94 IJnUn Pacific 41 *
*
Colo. Southern . . . . 94S'i ' ilo i > t 73 %
ilo 1st nfil P. P. . D. & < ! 13H ,
\Voibash S'fc '
TX > 1. & Hudson . . .
II. . L. . .tV ISfiiJ "Will-Pi. Jfc L. K , . . . 731
IK-ii. & H'o O ilo DM ps
il < i T > M ! 69Vl AtliuiM Express . . . .iffc
Erie ( new ) American .
i\ : 142
il. . 1st 1 > M : siii t'n ( eil States 51
1'nrl Wayne .178
nt. N'or. nfil .143 Amur. Cotton Oil . . 34'i
Hocking Valley . . . . 214 tlo pfil SS
minis Central . . . .114U Amor. Spirits . . . .
L. fi. & Wile ilo pfd 57'b
ilo iifil _ Amir. Tobacco . . . .14S %
.197 ilo nM 1ST ,
I.mils. A N.i ah Cons , ( las IWi
Manhattan L , , C"ni. Calilc Co 17" )
M < it. Ht. H.v 1911Colo. | . R & 1 3IU
Michigan Central . do nM SS
Minn. & St. L -n. Klectrlc ! 'iai
ilo 1st nfil Hawaii Com. .Co. . . . r,7l
Mo. Pacltlc Inter. Paner Kt'i
Mobile If Ohio ilo nfil ftl'j
M. . K. & Tile la. Cleik- Oas VJ
ilo pfil . K'U
k ! V. Central. ! ! ! ! . .121- . tW'i ; Nat. t1 pM Lin. Oil 113',4 &Vi '
X. Y. . O. d.St. . L. .12173 1'acino Mall 4ITi
ilo 1st l > fd ! 73 People's Ons lllVi
tlo 2il nM , Pullman Palace . . . .101
Nor , & West Silver Curt f/i'-i '
No. Amor. Co CTi StaniKiril II. & T. . . S'l '
No. Pnc'flo ' , 43 SUK.ir . . . , . .12.5H
do pfil ilo nfil 112ij
Ontario & \ \ * T. C. , < t Iron 3ii'4
Ore. It. & Nav t" . S. leather CU
ilo nfil , , . 71' ' ' . ilo nM 72
Oiv. Short Line . , I 11 t' S Hnhlier 44U
I'.f-idc Const , . 43 tlo pfil H3'i
ilo nfil , . SI Western Union fl4'i
rio 2il nfu . 1114 Kederal Steel MH
.15) ilo pfd S3- %
, . Sl't Urooklyn It. T S7'i
tin 1st Dfd i . M < i
Second assessment paid. "Fourth as
sessment paid.
Total sales of stocks were 750.700 shares ,
Including Atchlson preferred , 1S.52G ; Itur-
llngton , 4.0M ; Louisville < fe Nashville , 0vvi , ( ;
Manhattan , 3,20 ; Jllssourl Pacific , 1,233 ;
Missouri , Kansas & Texas preferred , ll.DSO ;
Northern Pacific. 5,700 ; Hock Island , 9,200 ;
Vnlon Pacltli' , 7,720 ; St. Paul , 12.250 ; South
ern preferred , 0,872 ; Texas , t 1'aclllc , S..WI ;
Union Pacific preferred , Ss : > 0 ; 1'nlon Pacltlc ,
Denver & Gulf. 5,100 ; AA'abash iireferred ,
4.9.-0 ; Wheeling & Lake Krie , 12,52 : . ; To
bacco 1 , 17,000 ; Federal Steel , 01,020 ; Federal
Steel ! preferred , 10,020 ; People's Oas , 3S.4SO ;
Colorado ( Fuel & Iron , 11,520 ; Pacific Mall ,
SS5 ' ; ! ; Hope .t Twine , 5,400 ; Sugar , 54,950 ;
Tennessee Coal anil Iron , 5,000 ; Leather pre
ferred , 17,7(0 ( ; Hubber , 7.000 ; Western Union ,
27.000 ; St. LouN .t Southwestern preferred ,
G.C95 ; Chicago Great Western , 4,400.
Xew Yorlc Money Market.
NEW 1UUK , Jan. C. MONEY ON CALL
Nominally , 2f(2'i per cent.
PHIME MERCANTILE PAPER 304 per
STEULINCJ EXCHANGK-Steady. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $ I.S4 < 4j )
4.SIU. for demand , and $4.81 5 ! 4. 82 for sixty
days ; posted rates. $ l.i21/i nnd $4.S5V4 ; com
mercial bills , Sl.SO fffl.Sl'i.
SILVER CERTIFICATES Nominally ,
HAH SILVER-59C.
MEXICAN DOLLARS 4S Jc. ,
OOYERNMENT HONDS-Steady : 3s ,
107'fe ; new 4s , reg. , 129 ; coupon , 129 ; 4s ,
reg. , 112 ; coupon , 112li ; 2s , 9'JU ; 6s , reg. ,
112 ; coupon. IIS- .
H. S. new 3H . .HIT ? * U. l > . IR
U. S. new 4 .rec. K Y. C. Iwts ' ' ' ' ' ' '
U.f. tlo roup. . . . . . .P.'IIV , NJ.'C. ! ( . . . . . . . . . . .
U.S. ( , ret . .1PJM N. c. HR isii
U. S. uocoup . . . . . .lln : , N.c. 4 10:1 :
II. S.-'tlH , res No. Pat'tno lHt . . . .114 i
0. S. f > , rer No I'.iolllo 3s fill
U , S. At , coup . u ; > H No. 1'noinc 4 1HL (
District H.ilSn . . . . .Hi IN. Y. C. A St. L. 4 . . ( ! )
Alaulai A. . . . .HIS IN.i. W.llH 1U5
Ala.i-lasn II. . . . .1UO N.V. . Consols 115
Ala.t > laHs U . .103 i N. W. Deb. r.n llrt
Ala. , C'lirrciiL-y. . .lli'JVi ore. N. ISIB 11:1 :
AlcliHon 4 * . . . . . .Idiill Ore. N. Is 10 M
Do. ail ) . 4 . . 78)t O. S. L. fin t. r 1W >
t\innitu So. ldH. ! . . .111) ) O. S. I < 5n t. r KM
C. A. O. 4hB Ili-adhiE 4 Ml
Chl. Terms. . 4 . . . It. li.V. . Isir tim
(3 , AO. Bn , . Ht. L. A , I. y
C II. A.D. U. . . . . .104H Ht. L. A 3. F. ( Sen. 0.
I ) . A.U G. ] KtH. . . . . . .inSt. . 1' . ConxoU 1(10
I ) . .V. It. G. 4 . .1K ( ) 4 St. I' , r. A. I' . Intl. . 110
HuntTnnn. lutt. . , . . .107 iStP. . C. A 1' . B * . .imi
Krlntien. 4H . . 7'J'i ' 'O. llv..1a 104
P. W. A. U. lBt , t. r. 8 , * > Vi S. H. JkT.Hi * 3d
ticn. Eioe. r > s. . . .lot ) ITi-nn. ncwsi't . . . IMl
( i. II. AS. A. llH. . . . . .107 IT. 1 . L. G. iHU 110
( i. II. A.S.A. Ids. ' "
II. A.T. Cent. Si. . . .nil u ! p. t ) . i"o. ihtv. uj
11. JIT. C. con. Us . . .110 V.'al ) . 1st fin 113
lowaC. Ists 1071 , Wall , ' 'tin fMTj
La. Js'rw Con. 4 ? . . .1074 W. Shore 4 Him
1. A.N. Unl. 48. . . , . nil Va. i > nlurn" ( i'J
' " . .100 Va. fH'forred 7
M. K. A.T. 'Jd'a ! ! . . 7U' < Win. ( V > m lat O''Vt
M. K. A.T. 4H t ( "olor.uloSouth'n4a 7 > ;
UoHtnii Sliiekx nnd lloiiilN.
BOSTON , Jan. G. Call loans , 23 per
cent ; time loans , 31(4 per cent. Closing :
A. , T. .t St7 I- ' . . . . . Ocn. Hlec. pfd . . . .
Amer. Suuar Atrldhon | > M
do pfil .u : Alchlfon 4s
Itav .state Oas . . . 3 5-16 Allourz Mlnlns Co , . till
Hell Telephon . . -274' , Atlantic . 31
Hoslon it Altmny. . . ! .V ) lloston A > Mont. . . . .26' . !
Hasten A : Maine. . . .170 Ilutte ,1 lloflon . . . . 77'i
C. . II. A : Q , Calumet A : IK'Cla . .M7
lien. Bhvlro Centenn'nl
Mvxlonn Central . . Kranklln
N. V. A : N. Kni ! . . Old Dominion . . . .
Did Colony . 71 *
HlllltliT
Union I'aclllo UnmnracU lt ! ) ]
AU-t Kml Wolvrrlne 2b'i
AVestliiK-h. ii : o. . . , 40 I'.irnrtt 37
ila pM
AA'U. Central Adventure ! ) ' $ \
IU > iton L I'nlon I.unJ 12U i
1M. Klcc. Tel \Vlnona l | 4 i
I'lllllllfllllOtCN. .
OMAHA. Jan. G. H.ink clearings today
Avere $1,357G9J.7G ; b.ilancw , fni,97s.51. One
year ago the clearings Avcre $ ' > rfi,3l7.t , ;
bahuicea , $120,093.G9 ; Increase In clearings.
CHICAGO. Jan. G. Stocks llrm and ac-
tlA-e ; Alley L. 70 ; Illricult. common , 60 < i ;
Ulscult preferred. 104 > ; Diamond Match.
14S'i ; Str.iAvboard , 232 ; North Chicago , 220 ;
West Chicago , 93.
NEAV ORLEANS , Jan. G.-Clearlngs , $1.-
SW.521 ; New York exchange , bank , par ;
ccmmerchil , $1 dlfcuount ,
BT. LOUIS. Jan. ti.-Clearlnss , $3,518.103 ;
balnncfv , $ l'w,730 ; money , 41/8 per cent , New
York exchange , par bid. l ( > c premium uskcd.
CINCINNATI. Jun. f--Money , 2".tii " per
cent ; New York exchange , pan clearings ,
.9 , .
WASHINGTON. Jan , G.-Today > ctate-
mmt of the condition of the treasury
ph.nvs . : Available wish balance , J291.715,3GS !
gahl reserve , $24.1,479,479 ,
CHICAGO , Jan. G.-Clenrlngs , $24.flll.GoO ;
balances , $2,038.103 ! Ne\v York exchange , lOc
premium ; Sterling exchange , postetl rates ,
$4 s2iT | I. ! < < , ; actual , $ I.Mr4.sl.4i ! | sixty days ,
NEW YORK . Jnn.Clearing ( ? . $223,591 ,
712 ; balances , $ llto7.027.
IlOSTON. Jnn. G.-Clearlngs , $3tK > 2.237 ;
balances. $2.SCG.557.
, HALTIMORIJnn. : . G.-Clcarlngj , JI.OS7-
S78 ; balances , $319.817.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6. Clearings , $15-
CS7.SW ; balances , $ l,7oii.llG.
Sun Friini'lHfo MltiltiHT < | iiotiloii ,
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnn. C. The olllclal
closing quotations for mining stocks today
wcro as follows :
Alia fi . 1.1
Alpha Con 4I IventuuUv Con . 11
I * Mexican . 5.1
ilclcher . . . . . .ii. . . . . 10 Ocotkntnl Con . . . . W
Ilenton Con I 0ihlr | . M
llwt IteMier 31 Overman . 1
; million 2 I'otoM . 14
Caledonia 10
( "hollar 13 llelcher . < )
i Confidence M Sierra Nevada . M
( ! on. till. & Va 12.- . Standard . 1OT
Crown Point 14 I'nlon Con . 3.1
i 1'ureka Con .10 fitnli Con .
( ioulit , t Ourrle M Vellnu- Jacket . ! 1
Hal & Norcroi's. . . S Syndicate . S
Silver bars , 69c : Mexican dollars , 4-,4
474c. Drafts , sight , 15c ; lelegraph , 17Vic.
York 3lliiliiir ( liiolntliiiiN.
NEAV YORK , Jnn. C. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks :
Chnlor i : Ontario CS7
Crown Point II Ophlr K
Con. Cal. & Va. . . . 1M Plymouth 10
Deadwood 45 Qulckvllver 160
Gould & Currv It do pfd M
llaln Jfc Norcrom. . . . 9 Sierra Nevada . . . . 8.1
Honu'stake. 5flOO Standard SCO
Iron Sliver 7i ) t'nlon Coa 27
Mexican 24 Yellow .locket 15
London Stock < lmilnt lona.
LONDON. Jan. C. I p. m.-Closlngi
Consols" . mori yWi > ' \ . l'ar. pfd . 70 %
Consols , noa. . . .110 13-li ; St. 1'nul common. . . isi
Can. 1'ac'Ilo ' . 8SU N. Y. Central 12SJ4
Krle 14T1 , Pennsylvania ( VI
tlo lt i > fd SS"4 Ileartlns ll'i
Illinois Central . . . .Us f. P. iiftl . . . . . . . . . . . 7oi
ItAR SILVER-Stcady , 27'id ' per ounce.
MONEY 2 per cent.
The rnto of discount In the open market
for short bills nnd three months , ' bills , 25-S
per cent.
I'orrlnil I'lllllllclal.
LONDON , Jan. fi. The ninrkct for Amer
ican securities , after a dull and rather
weak opening , was llrmcr , but Inactive.
Trading was merely professional. The clos
ing tone was steady. Gold nt Rtionos
Ayrcs wn.s 10H.90. Unr silver closed llrmer
nt 27s -lBd. . Spanish 4s closed at 45ij.
PARIS , Jnn. C. Business on the bourse
today Improved toward the closing of the
market. Foreign securities advanced
i sharply , especially Spanish 4s. Suez Canal
I shares were stronger and In request. Rio
i Tintos rose briskly on the advance In cop-
1 per nnd Do Heers mines nnd South Africans
i were active. Three per cent rentes , 101C
"fit- for the nccount. Spanish closed nt
4G.30.
AVool Market.
BOSTON , Jan. G. The Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow oC the AVOO !
market :
Trailing has been much moro quiet dur
ing the last Avcek , but there Is a good deal
of Inquiry for AVOO ! and prices are steady
at no change. The sales of the Aveek are
2,792,000 pounds domestic , and : J90Ouo pound *
foreign , n total of 3,152,000 pounds , against
1,977,1)00 ) pounds last Aveck and 4 , ! > 23.000
i pounds in the same Aveek last year. The
sales to date show a decrease of 1,101.000
pounds domestic and 540,000 pounds foreign
from the .sales to the same date In IW.
Receipts to uato shoAV an Increase of 1,027
bales domestic and tAventy bales foreign.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK , Jan. fi.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened steady at unchanged prices , ruled
gencr.illy dull but steady ; Kuropean and
the Brazilian cables average better than
was expected , and wart-house deliveries In ,
this country showed liberal distribution |
of supplies ; little or no outside speculative i 1
Intcrent. Closed Him , GfilO points net
higher. Sales. 7,000 bags , including ] > YI > - |
ruary , $5.50 ; March. $5.iO ( ; May , $5.75 ; July ,
$5.SO ; September , $5..iryiG.OO ; October , $ f .on ;
November , $0.05 ; December , $6.10. Spot
coffee. Rio. steadier ; No. 7 Invoice , Gft-Sc ;
No. 7 jobbing , 71Sc.Mild , steady ; Cor
dova , 7i-515c.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. .Inn. G.-COTTON
Futures , steady ; January , $5.15f < vUG ; Feb
ruary , J3.20JJO.26 ; March , J3.i:2j5.2 : : April ,
$5.2Sf5.3i ? ) ; May. J5.33fjG.81 ; June , $3.3xa < > .40 ;
July , $5.43flr > .44 ; August , JTi.43ri5.41 ; Sep-
' temher , $3.37fJ3.39 ! : October , $3. : : 'ijr.40. ' Spot
' cotton , quiet ; sales , 2,800 bales ; ordinary ,
t Ulli-lCc ; ; gootl ordinary. 43-Sc ; low middling ,
4ic ; middling , fi3-16c ; good middling ,
513-lCc ; middling fair , fi 5-lfie ; receipts , 12-
5Kt bales : stock , 47G.3SS bales.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. G.-COTTON Steady ;
middling , 53-Sc ; sales , 422 bales ; receipts ,
4.P0.1 hales ; shipment * , 4,083 bales ; stock ,
70,250 bales.
New York Dry Ooinln
NE\V YORK. Jan. G.-Spot trndo in the
primary dry goods market was decidedly
slow today , bad weather Interfering with
business. Mall orders were only moderate
nnd the aggregate result was below recent
averages. Sales of cotton goods are regarded - |
garded with indifference. The tone of the \
market Is quiet , with prices easily maln-
tnlned. Woolen goods quiet ; new prices
named for the fall trade do not seem to
ho particularly attractive to buyers.
Cnllfornln llrlftl FrnltH.
NEW YORK. Jan. G.-CALIFORNTA
DRIED FRUITS Steady ; evaporated ap
ples , steady ; prlmo wire tray. S c ; choice ,
i iO'.c ; fancy , 10c. Prunes , 3'4fi lO'-ic. Ap-
rlcot" , Royal , lli/14c ( / ; Moor park , llfiloC.
IVaches , unpeeled , llfilSc ; peeled , 21f(22c. (
Oil .Illtrlift.
OIL CITY. Jan. G. Credit balances , $1.13 ;
certificates , no bid ; shipments , ' 51,725 bbls. ;
runs , SG.7I2 bbls.
St. l.tnilN Live SlofU- .
ST. LONIS. Jan. fi.-CATTLK Receipts ,
LlOi ) head. Including 400 head Tc-xans ; ship
ments , 1CK : : ) head. Market steady ; fair to
fancy native shipping nnd export steers.
$1 4Vj75.7Ti. ( bulk of sales , $4,50T/5.40 ; dressed
beef and butcher steers , $ : : .G5JiT..IO , bulk of
sales , $ I.23J5.20 ; steers , under 1,000 Ibs. , $3.00
ff4.10 ! , bulk of sales. $ : ) 3.W4.35 ; stockers anil
feeders , $2.75fl.l3 , bulk of sales. $2.75T4.40 | ;
cows and heifers. $2.nVfjl.r : . bulk of rows ,
$2.25fi3.r,0. bulk of heifers , $2.50'dl.25 ; Texas
and Indian sleers , $3.25fI.SO , bulk of sales ,
$ : UOri4. ) ; cows and heifers , $2.00f/i.0. / : : !
HOfJS Receipts. 9,100 head ; shipments ,
2,0(10 ( head. Market steady to n shade bet
ter , l .gs nnd lights , * : ! .45Tj3.53 ; packers ,
$ : t.50fl3.ra : butchers , $3.fi fi3.75.
SHEEP Receipts , 200 head ; shipments ,
COO head. Market strong ; nntlve muttons ,
j.lLViM.25 : ! ; culls and bucks. $2.331)3.25 ) ; Blockers -
ers , } 2.W1i3.25 ; lambs , $3.7.Vri5.35.
X < MV Yurli Live SlooU.
NEW YORK. Jnn. G. REEVES Receipts.
2.2'Vl head. Market nctlvf , steers nfjlOo
higher ; bulls llrm nnd cows steady ; steers ,
common to choice , $4.fio j-5.CO : oxen and
stags. $2.7Vffi.75 ! ; bulls , $ : : .OWin.SO : choice fat
bulls. JI.OOTj l.50 ; cows , $2.00f/I.OO. Cablt-s
steady ; exports todny , no.1e : estimated for
tomorrow. 3M cattle , 1C2 sheep and 2,310
quarters of bef.
CALVES-Recelrits , 121 head. Market
steady : veals. $5.Wf7S ffl. No westerns.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts , 2.S2I
bend : sheep llrm , lambs lOc higher ; sheep ,
$3.00 1.50 : lambs , good to chole- , $3..Wfj5.73 ;
ono car , $3.70.
HOGS Receipts , 1,521 head. None for
snlo alive. Nominally steady at $3.ViT4.10.
SI. .Ii : -ili | Live UtofU.
ST. JOSEPir. Jan. G. ( Speclal.-CAT-
TLE Receipts , SO1) head. Market active
and steady to strong ; nntlve0. J3.SOfi5.25 ;
Texnns and westerns. $3.2i > f)5.25 ) ; cows and
heifers. Jl.GOfT4.23 ; stockers and feeders ,
J3.2.VU 1.50.
1IOO8 Rpoelnttf. 3,200 head. Market
strong to shade higher ; qualltv. common ;
selling nt $3,45 < fi3.07H ; bulk at $330f73.GO.
SHEEP-Recelpts. 1.000 head ; mostly
western feeders. Market active nnd strong.
Cninpilrlil .lury H
OSHKOSH. Wls. . Jan. G. The Jury In the
Gamplleld murder trial thla afternoon , after
being out t\venty-elght hours , reported Its
Inability to reach nn agreement. Thirty-
nlno balbts Avero taken , the jury standing
six for conviction and six for acquittal. The
defendant A\aa charged AA-lth murdering an
old hermit. Alphonse Pandon. and then ftt-
tlng lire to Sandon's house In the effort to
cremate the body.
Cannot SttiilliMV Sollilx.
JANESVILLH , WitJan. . G. There Is a
ruse. In this citv of a man who has tint par
taken of solid nourishment for the lau thlr-
ty-IU-o days. He Is A. D. Hcndrlekson , for
sixteen years Buperlntcndent of the Stnto
Industrial school , who is suffering from u
stroke of paralyglH , Slnco December 1 noth
ing nolld has passed his lips. Although he
is In no Immediate ) danger of dying of tstar-
vatlcm , he is fast fullluc.
'OMAHA ' LIVE STOCK MARKET'
Hnrclly Enough O.ittlo in Sight to Make
n Market ,
PRICES SATISFACTORY TO THE SHIPPERS
KN Sell Higher < in llcm.v mill
IllllclicrV AVelulit * nntl I'.vcr-
CluumeH HamlM
III Short Order.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. G.
Cuttle. Hogs. Ulit-up.
. . . . .today SW3
, „ - - 7,10(5 ( 8,523
yillelul .Monday t.,0 S.tiiti .61
Olllclal Tuesday 1,741 0 , < ji7 1.02tJ
Olllclal Wednesday 2,079 , 14,415 2.3G3
Otllcl.il Thursday 1,57.1 x.342 iW
Flvn days this week . . . . 7.541 39.S&X S.771
biimo days last week B.ittn ) 61ik > 7 fi.thl
Siitnc days week before. . 7.143 4'J.770 4S ! 2
banio three weeks ago..10.111 l > Sti43 , UiO
Average price paid for hogs ror the last
several days , with comparisons :
Dee. 26 . | 3"t9 , * | 3 20i 3 ,
Dec. _ . . . ; t 44i ,1 so ,
3 32 , 3 24 | 3 3G | 4 1U | 5 II
Due ! L'sii ! 3 4r , ' 3 30 i it i * i i i > , s n"
| 3 ISi I 4 13 ; 50 , G 11
D.-c. HO. . . i . 3 41 , 3 31 , 3 15 | 3 41 | | 6 II , ti V )
Dec. 31 3 3Q | 3 33 ; 3 17i 3 KM 4 S3 * I 11 57
JliS3lS3s.lSS7.il"SM"lS35.li91.'lS33. ] | | | | '
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
Hie ollldnl numhcr of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
c. , M. it st. P. - : . HoKVheo1'-
"
MlsFourl Pncllle Ry r >
'
I'nlon Paclllo Si-stem . " 8 23 5
F. , K. A M. V. R. R n ; > , ;
S. C. & P. Ry
c. , st. P. , M & o. Ry. . . . - , ; :
H. & M. R. R. R [ | is 5
C. , H. A Q. Ry u , ; .
1C. C. & St. J. . . . 1
C. , R. 1. & V. Ry , . K 1 2 ! .
Total receipts 3S | i ; 10
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the nuin-
of head Indicated :
liuyers. Catlle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaiin Packing Co 2 HI
Tim a. II. Hammond Co. . 73 1511
Swift nnd Company 103 1171 ICfS
Tliu Ciulahy Packing Co. . . SIS 14V ) lOVi
Armour fi Co 2"i 16IW i70
Vansant it Co : i
Lehman it Rothschilds. . . . 37
Huston it Co l
Hill , t Huntzlnger 31
L. F. Husz 12
Livingston it Schalcr 110
Omaha P. Co. . from 1C. C. 57 COS
llnmmond , from 1C. C 21
Armour , from Sioux City. . 12 712
Other buyers 40 13
Left over 1000 . . . .
Totals 911 S1U9 3741
CATTLE-Somethlng like thirty-five loads
of cattle were reported In the yards and of
Hint number 11 vo were to packers. When
U Is considered that these cnttlo were of
all kinds It will be readily understood that
there was hardly enough of any kind to
make very much of a test of the market.
The market , ns a whole , was In good shape
for the sellers and values IIP a rule were
strong , so that practically everything sold
at prices that were entirely satisfactory to
shippers.
There.vas only one bunch of good cattle
In the yards. They were natives nnd sold
very readily at $ > .30 , which looked like a ,
strong price. Other pretty decent short-
fed cattle brought $3 , but the most of the
steers In the yards were only warmed up
stuff , .lust the kind that no buyer want ; ?
or will buy unless forced to It by the
scarcity of better cattle. The market on
warmed up cattle Is always iinsalisfactory.
Sometimes they bring more than expected.
because of a shortage of other and better
cattle , but many times when the buyers
are so llxcd that they can they are neg-
lected. . and sell In a way not at all pleasing
to holders.
Desirable cows and lielfers brought good
steady to rtrong prices ) and bulls , stags ,
etc. , were just about steady. The demand
was very fair and the offerings for the most
part changed hand" In good season and at
prices entirely satisfactory to the sellers.
Few stoekers and feeders were to be
found In the yards and they brought good
steady prices. Some western calves sold
at $ llS5. Represi utntlve sales :
No. Av. Pr. No. AV. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . COO $3 00 20..1037 $1 30 1..14VIKO )
L.10'0 I 00 1..1300 410 fi. . 123.1 1 n5
1230 I 00 1..1090 4 10 . " .r , . . 997 4 S.
14. 930 4 03 15..1120 4 10 22. . 1070 4 TO
4 15 11..ins 4 10 20. .1411 4 SS
22il2(9 ! ( I 25 7..11S5 4 40 3H..12C2 B 00
1..1030 4 30 21..1109 4 4. , 31. . 1512 D 30
19..102S I : 1..1410 4 BO
STKKUS AND HKIFRUS.
21. . 9(19 ( 4 BO
COWS.
L.L. . 930 2 25 B..117S 3 10 L. 910
L. 750 2 23 K.1155 3 13 3. . 9S7 3 33
6. . SSS 223 1..12SO 315 B..124I 3 40
1..1010 2 40 1..1110 3 If. 7..12-11 3 40
L. S90 250 1..1090 313 1..1310 S 50
1..1200 273 5. . 912 315 B..1133 3 50
J..1070 13..10S1 It 15 10..1110 3 50
1..10JO L. 910 3 23 H..1300 3 50
° L. 970 2..1210 3 53
12 . ! ll5T B..1171 3 53
17..101I ! 283 1..143'l I..1050 3 C,0
L. WO 300 1. . 910 3 CO
1..1110 300 1..1110 Liiocb
1..1040 3 M ) 2..1350 1..1I90
1..1100 300 'l..l2Bi ( 4..1002
5. . M4 3 10 2..1113
COWS AND HKIKKRS.
COCOWS
S. . 900 3 CO 2..1005 375
HICIFKKS.
1. . 790 2 ! L. 910 3 2 > S..100I
L.r.
3 00 r. . { SO 3 fiO 2..1WO 3 90
830 3 10 4. : :2 : 3 o. 1..1240 4 00
POO 3 10 2..1120 373 13..1220 4 30
Ki'NI.S.
L. 920 2 50 i..tr.o : 321 1..1400 3 CO
1..1320 2 73 1..1II9I ) 3 33 L.I 300 3 l > 5
L. S10 3 00 L.1020 3 10 1..12SO 3 C5
1..1DOO 3 00 1..1530 3 50 L.13-10 3 70
1..11BII 3 10 1..17W 3 30 3..14W 3 75
9.V ) 3 20 L.13SO : so L.17CK ) 3 73
. .1200 3 23
CALVKS.
L. 100 I 73 L. 90 5 25 IBfi G 30
STOCKEHS AND KKUDHIIS.
900 00 L. 790 3 50 2. . SO ) 4 10
700 3 00 fl. . R3 ( ] 3 SO S. . ! ) 4 15
5SO 3 20 3 50 L.IOfiS 1 15
f,70 3 23 91. . 9S1 3 (10 ( 4. . 7S3 4 15
3 30 L. SOO 3 9't ' L. 420 4 " 5
,1 33 ft. . 74n 3 90 4. . 877 4 25
3 40 3. . ( ,15 4 05 L. 500 4 CO
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
Av. Pr.
10S calves , mixed 293 4 & 5
HOGS Todays Iiog market was about
2'ic higher on heavy and butcher weights i
and active at the advance so that
practically everything on sale changed [ j ; I
hands at an early hour. A few prime heavy .
brought $3.55 , good heavy , $3.50 ; good heavy
mixed loads generally , $3.I7' , < > .
Light hogs did not show much Improve '
ment , as the low priceat which jmrkers 1
are able to secure assorted light at Kansas
flty tends to keep the market down on
that kind , and shippers must bear In mind
that light hogs no longer command a
premium In this market over heavy hogs.
Prime light nnd butcher weight hogs sold
for the most part at $3.17' . with a few
loads nt $3.50. Fair to medium lights and
light mixed sold largely at $3.45 , with I
trashy mixed loads still lower.
Today's advance carries the market to
the high point of the we-k to diit" . and to
the highest point reached tdnco the close
of last week. It seemed rather strangp to
have an advance on the tup of the break
In the provision market , but the light re
ceipts consequent upon the low hog market
thn early part of the week evldi ntly
stimulated free buying. There were no
very large runs reported at any of the
markets. Kansas City reported 13.WO head ;
St. Louis , 7,500 head ; St. Joseph , 3,5 < r ( ) head.
The receipts at this point were also light
as will be noted from the table above , and
of the number In there were four double
decks of the cheap Kansas f'lty hogs
shipped direct to u packer. Representative
sales :
No. Av. Ph. Pr. No. Av Sh. Pr.
01 210 IfiO $3 10 K 250 . . . 3471-
S3 1C9 SO 3 40 70 219 3 47'rJ
21 277 . . . 345 2.v ;
.213 : ) ' B7 ai3 1W ) 3 47" " ,
25 207 3 45 42 231 3 47' |
111 222 IfiO 3 45 171. SO 3 I7"j
97 221 120 3 45 73. . . . . .101 4' ) 3 I7'i !
.Ml 257 3 43 111. . . , .2CI 40 if F"J
M 2K ! . . . 3 43 W. . . 10 '
70. . .238 40 3 45 59. . . iisoi ii >
19. . .101 . . . 843 10. . . . .2.17 3 50
( i7. . . . 3 13 91. . . . .231 40 3 f.O
4. . .270 . . . 3 II r.5. . . . .29' ' . 40 3 f > 0
4S. . .223 . . . 3 13 . .327 " M
I' ' . . .2IS M 3 47M- 10S. . . .17B 40W 50
Kl. . .291 SO 3 471 2. . . . .313 W 3 50
7C. . .200 40 3 47'fc ' 63. . . SO 3 50
75. . .275 SO .2'iS 40 3 50
75.M.
M.GO. . 210SO 3 47'4 ' .1S2 . . . 3 50
GO. V.J03 SO 3 47' ? .251 SO 3 M
ES.a . . .2HI 1GO 3 47'f 53.ra. . .204 120 3 5' ' )
a i. " ' 3 47I.J ra. .310 120 3 50
7d. . 275 'JO -I7U f,0. .3 * . ' 10) 3 50
47. . .312 3 71.5 , S3. .259 120 3 fX )
41 .310 ieo 3 47H 81. .301 ICO 3 50
62. . . . . . : oo 34714 51. ItX ) 3 50
Cl fflit M S 47 ; ' 2 1HI 3 50
72 SOS 120 2 47U C6 2S1 3 CO .
'
*
.
the largest In over n month. 1'hu market
was In pretty good shape. Chicago U'ported
the market loc lower and UaiiiM * Clly
came weak , so that the natural tendency
would have been toward an easier i.mikit
here. However , the demand was goo.l and
the market active at Just about steady
prices. Practically everything In tile way
of killers changed hands early. A big
bunch of western lambs sold at $ l.,12ls. The
llershey Idaho wetherst sold at < 1.73 Mid
heavy western ewe. ? went at f3.2 5i.l.2j.
Mtxlcan ev.-cs , not Very good , brougiu S'J.10.
( Quotations arc : ( loud f > d wt-wtern weth
ers , J3.7XV 1.00 ; fair to good , $3.70'3.9J ( | ; choice
I western ye.irllugx , $4.15X1.23 ; fair to good
western yearling : ! . $ I.W)4.15 ) ; fed ewes. J.1.00
! , 5(3.10 ( ; good to choice native lambs. $5. ( 11f
i .1.23 ; lair to good \\estern lambs , $ l,75fifi.OO ;
feeder sheep , $ .1.501(3.75 ( ; feeder lambs , $4.00fr
4.50 ; cull sheep. $2.0 > 5f3.00 ; cull lambs , $ ,1.0 #
3.50. Representative Bales :
No. Av. Pr.
27'J California ewes . 11" ) J.I ( H )
303 western ewes . 95 320
22S western ewes . 105 320
9Mi western lambs . OS t 32' ' < .
! 1 ewe . 70 310
| 2-9 ! ewes . S2 310
,399 , Wyoming ewes . 120 325
oWi Idaho wethirs . Ill 375
20J western wethers . 103 3 SO
CHICAGO MVIJ STdCIC .MAItlvKT.
Deinillid for CnUUiood , UII N Dull
anil Sliceii I.Uelj.
CHICAOO , .Tun. C.-The demand for cattle
today was good and all offerings were
taken nt steady prices. Fancy cattle , $3.SO
( f(5.93 ; medium , $ I. Soft 5. 00 ; beef steers , $ l.00fj >
l.7o ; feeders , $4.0 (4.50 ( ; bulls , $2.30/'l.30 ;
cows and heifers , $2.SlKjf 1 . 75 ; calvetl $ ) .5CKTP
3.S5 ; Texas steers , $3.1511 1. ( il.
There was very llttlo snap to the hog
market. The offerings were 'aid to be the
best of the season. While the better class
of what way received sold at steady prices
the bulk of sales showed a decline" 2' fi1
Be. Fair to choice. $3.fi2Vtr3.75 ; packing lots.
$3.lKii3.05 ; butchers , $3.l5fi3.75 ; lights , $3.30W
3.02'i ' ; pigs , $2.90-l3.-l2' ! ' , { . .
Competition among buyers of sheep was
spirited and the market ruled fairly active
a' uivhiiiigfil prices. Native ahe'p were
salable at $2.2Tiil.l5 ; yearlings , fl.oOfl4.IO ;
lambs , $3.75Ji'5.2.1.
Receipts : Cattle , S.OO ) head ; hog ? , SO.OvO
head ; sheep , S.OOO head.
K.VXS.VS CITY 1.1 VK STOCK MAIIKKT.
( "n ( le In l.lubt Supplj , HOKN In Ie-
iiiiinil. Sheep .Ai'lUe.
KANSAS C1TV , Jnn. G. CATTLE Re
ceipts , 3,040 head natives , 120 head Texans.
Supply was light ; trading active at steady
prices. Hevy native steers. $5.107(5.30 ( ;
medium , $ l.50jiu,10 ; lightweights , $4.20'i3.CiO ;
stackers and feeders , $ -1.50Ti 1.50 ; butcher
cows and heifers , $2.73G4.33 ; western steers ,
$3.501(4.50 ( ; ' Texas fed , $3.501)1.50 ) ; can-
nliiL' stock , J2.25Q2.75.
HOC.S Receipts , 12,200 head. Good gen
eral demand ; packing hogs active , at
steady prices ; butcher weights , 5c higher ;
heavies. $ : i.BOf/3.72' , < . ; mixed. $ ,1.10i(3.70 ( ;
lights. $3.30fj3.5.i ; pigs , $3.00f(3.20.
SHEEP Receipts. 1,020 head. SlaughterIng -
Ing sheep were In excellent demand and
sold ut strong prices. Lamb * . $5.00Ji5.30 ;
muttons , $3.SW(1.25 ; feeding lambs , $3.501
3.90 ; feeding sheep , $3.25f(3.75 ( ; stockers , $2.23
S3.50.
Cincinnati Live Slock.
CINCINNATI , Jan. C. HOOS-Slow nt
$3.151(3.70. (
CATTLE Steady at $2.301(1.83.
SHEEP Stondy at $2.23Tjl.OO ; lambs ,
steady at $ l.23f5.4fl. |
Mi.eli In .Sl lit.
Following are the recejpts nt the four
principal western , ninrkets for January fi.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha ! ' 9S 7,400 ,1,823
Chicago 3,000 30,000 SO'O '
Kansas City lKO 12,200 1,020
St. Louis l.Hfl 9,100 2H3 (
Totals 9,158 CSS2 13,643
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
DR. E. C. WEST.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
IHLORIGmi , AIL OIIOS IMIIATIONS.
Is sold under piwltlvo Written Cunrnntoo
by nutlio.-lzeil airmts only , 10 cur , ! \ \ e.-ik Meinori- ,
li ; 7lneHn , Waket ilnt'HB , Kits , Hyeterli. QiilcK-
lifKi. Nlchl LOBBCH , * Ivll t'reanis. ' Lack of t'onll-
ilence , NurviiiKiieHS , ( ' . .isltuilo. all Dralim , Yontli-
fill KrrorH. or K.\CPHH. O t' of Tobaeco , Opium ,
urlJiiiior. which loails to Misery. Consumption ,
Ins inlty ami Death. At Rloro or l > y mall , * 1 a box ;
six for J.ri ; with written mittruiiiuu to
euro or refund monpy. Sample pack-
{ ISO. iim : .lining live ihiW tniiiiliii'iit. with
liifl iiifirHclloiiH , 'Ut cents. OimHaniplo only Hold
lo each perion. At tttoro or hy mall.
Ltihel Spc-
cial Kxtru Streniitli.
I'or Impotency , Lo-s of.
j'oner , l.o > t. Manhood ,
Sterility or llarronoss , .
tl n box : six for Hi , wltu
Iwrltton Euarantqo
'to cult ) ill 30 ilavb.
store or by mall. _ _
nilliin Drue : Co. , Hole A e"nli ,
IGtli anil l nriinni , Ouinlin , Nell.
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