TItE OMAHA DATLV 111313 : SATIT11TAV ) , ,1AN1TA.BY : 28 , 1899.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Pauses in Its Upward Plight and Gain
for Day is 1 l-8o ,
NERVOUSNESS AND MANY FLUCTUATIONS
I'rot iKlcuin llnle StroiiK nnil
All Itonnil nnil Iniiiorliint I'acU-
JnlereMtN Are Arrajcil
on Hull Side.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Ncrvousncss , as In
dicated by rapid and frequent lluctuatlons ,
characterized the day's trading In wheat.
Uuttng the last half hour of the session
May showed a gain for the day of Hie. but
the greater portions of the advance was lost
on account of heavy realizing and May
closed Uc higher. Corn left off at an ad
vance of $ ac and oats are unchanged , Pork
and ribs rose 7Hc cath and lard 5',407'/4c. ' '
Wheat started under much lets oxclte-
rncnt than It closed jcsterday , but with no
Indication that the bull feeling had abated
to any considerable extent , May opened a
Hhado higher at from 78c down to T7siC , nnd
while some outside buying orders wcro being
executed Improved to 7S'Mt78fac. After this
demand had been satisfied several local
epeculators evinced an Inclination to sell ,
not only parting with long wheat that
Bhowcd a protlt , but tiylng the short side
on an experimental and conservative fash-
Ion.
Ion.As there seemed to be a disposition on the
part of traders with Wall street connection
to let matters settle somewhat before tak
ing on fresh holdings the market became
licavy and May , after a number of fluctua
tions between 77',4c and 78c. declined to
71o. About this time a cablegram from
Liverpool was received to the effect that
Argentina was offering veiy slowly on ac
count of the decreasing piemlum on gold
end that Russia , for political nnd financial
reasons , was not selling much wheat. Some
confidence In the legitimacy of the bull
Bpeculatlvo feeling was Imparted by the lat
ter Information , and the decline was ar
I rested in consequence.
In addition to this buying orders from
the otitjldo of an urgent nature became nu
merous , and May began to climb -again.
Ttecolntn here were 170 cars , of which four
teen were graded contract. Minneapolis and
Duluth got 46 carloads , compared with 391
n year ago. and the aggregate a.t western
primary markets amounted to 614,000 bu. ,
whereas only 351,000 bu. were received for
the name clay last year.
Atlantic port exports of wheat and flour
nrre enormous , arrountlng to 932,000 bu.
When the export figures were posted the
rrowd made a wild scramble to buy and
Jtav. hesitating around 7S'/c. shot up to 79c.
That was a rlso of 1' ' c for the day , and the
timntatlon to secure profits became so
Ftronjr tht munv holders sold out nnd May
fclumpfd off to 774C. During the last fif
teen minutes' buying It again became spir
ited and May rose to "SHc , the closing
price.
Cold weather and Increased country offerIngs -
Ings started corn easy. r.ocal traders dls-
jiosed of long lines , but the offerings were ,
readily absorbed by good commission house
buying. During the last hour of the scs-
mon rumors of heavy Wall street buvlng
Htartcd the crowd to cover and May rallied
Je from the low point of the. day. A large
demand for export was also a , helping fac
tor. Profit-taking during the last few min
utes caused a moderate setback. Receipt"
were 557 cars. Mav opened 'lf ? ! c lower at
BSyt(38lJAc , sold sparingly at 3SV c , advanced
quickly to 31'Jc , then reacted to 39Vic buy
ers at the close.
Oats kept In close touch with corn , al
though It did not show as much gain as
lld the latter. The speculative trade wa
Blow and the demand for cash was limited
to car lots. Receipts were 1S > cars May
lCgan a shade lower at 2SVJ2S'lic ? , declined
to 2S' c. Improved to 29c , then weakened to
CSHc , the closing price.
Provisions ruled strong1 and higher nil
nround. The volume of trade was largo and
for the first time. In wsveral months Impor
tant packing Interests were arrayed on the
liull side May pork opened .WlOc higher at
J10fi2i4filOI71A ( , declined to $10 55f10 57'4 , rose
to $10.70 nnd closed at $10.Ki buyers. The
range In lard nnd ribs -was small.
Kstlrmted receipts for Saturday : "Wheat ,
110 cars ; corn , 470 cars ; oats , 1S5 cars ; hogs ,
> 20.000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Arllclen Op n. HUh. Law. Close. Y's'd'y.
77W-7S 77M 77
74'i 3W 74K
' if S7U
4 30l
t , 33H-39 90H'H 3iH
28KOU 29
U7
1062W 1070 10SS 1085 1007k
May. . . 605 SPO 5111
July. . . 05 60'2M 803 600
nibs.
May. . . C''O
_ Julv. . . C36 035 6 J5 6J3 630
No. 2.
Cash miotnlions wcro as follows :
FLOUH Moderate demand and firm ; win
ter patents , $3GO 370 : spring specials , $4.10 :
li.ird patents. $4 40i ( l GO : soft patents , $120 ®
8.40 ; stralRhts. $2.S04t320 ; bakers. J2.20iT3.20.
WHUAT No. 2 sprlnir , 73K@75c ; No. 3
BprliiK1. C'JiWIc ; No 2 red. 7G@it > lc. .
COKN-No. 2 , 37'4ff37c ; No. 2 yellow.
OATS-NO , a. 27 0 ; NO. 2 white ,
No. 3 white , 2ni r 0 lc.
JlYG-No. 2. Gsc. !
liARLUY No. 2. 435J530.
SUUDS No. 1 flaxscpd. 1.MBL16 > 4 : prlmo
timothy need. $2.40fl. > .42 . .
IMtOVISIONS Mesa pork , per bbl. . $1040
JI10.I3. I.anl. per 100 Ibs . $3 72 3.75. Short
ribs sldca ( loose ) , $4 Kofi515. Dry called
shoulders ( boxed ) . $4 20ffl.32V4 ; short clear
Bldos ( boxed ) t3.KXQ5.20.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
gal. 11.17.
SUGARS Cut loaf. $6.70 ; granulated. $3 20.
The folluwln ? were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Articles. Receipts. Shlp'M.
Tlour. bbls 17.000 2C.OOO
Wheat , bu 113.000 11,000
Corn , bu 4S4.000 21' ! 000
Oats , bu 241.0(10 ( 1D2.0HO
Kye. bu 11.000 217,001
llnrlcy. bu 4D.OOO 13.000
* On the Produce exrhance tndav , the but
ter market was steady ; creameries. 13flSc :
dairies. 10 @lCc. UEBB , firm : fresh. 15' , ®
ICc. Cheese , steady and unchanged.
MV\V YOUIC GUNEUAL MAIUCET.
ftnntutloni for ilie nay on General
Cuniniodltlei.
NCW YORK. Jan. 27.-FLOUn-necelpts ,
E0.700 bbls. ; exports , 48,100 bbls. ; market
Jlrm. but short of buyers owlnc to the er-
rnllo chanBCS In wheat ; winter patents , $3.25
tfH.10 ; winter straights , $3.70fifl.75 ; Mlnne-
Beta patents. $4.10iM.35.
COUNMGAIv-Flrm at SlfiSCr.
HYK l-'irm ; No. 2 western , C7'/c f. o b
nlloat.
UARLKY MAI/T-Stenrtv.
AVHKAT-Recelpts. 112,000 bu. ; exports ,
P1.1C1 bu. Spot IriCKiilar , No. 2 red. SGy-c
fob. aHoat to arrlvo. Options , while less
excited than yesterday , were almost us er-
r.ilio , parllcula-lv In Iho last hours when
they fluctuated violently under small orders
uiul loft oft unsettled at practically un-
cNuiKCd prices. Outside Irado dominated
nml news again rut but little IlKiire. It In
cluded disappointing cobles , largo cleai-
nnces and more moderate export business
Starch. SSfiSGc ; closed , 85c ; Hay , S1HW
ta 1-lCc : closed , Sl c.
COHN-RecMpts. C0.700 bn : exports , fi7-
700 bu. Spot llrm ; No. 2 , 4Go alloat. Op
tions opened steady nnd Improved all day
on Btrennth of cash property , light offerIngs -
Ings and coveting ; general trade was less
ncllvc > ; cloBPd firm atc advance ; JIay.
HTTl4Hc : closed nt lie.
OATS-llecPlpts , SS.SOO bu. ; exports , 71.192
liu. Spot quiet : No. 2 , 33c ; No. 2 white ,
Sii'lc. Oiitlons dull.
IIIJTTUR Ilecolpto. G.536 nlcgs ; steady ;
? Pstcrn creamery , 14G19c ; Elglns , 19c ; fac-
flinnsu-Rccolpt- pkgs. ; steady ;
lawvvhltn nnd colored , lOlJo ; small , while
md colored , ll lc.
iGCB-Hecelpls. ! C,000pkcs. ; pteady ; west-
cm. IS'ir : southern. ISiilSVc
COTTONSnnn OllStroiig ; held higher ;
prlmo crudp. ISJJlOHc ; prime crude t. o b
mills , IfilJlSc ; prime summer yellow , 2lff
CIM-c : off summer yellow , 22'ip.
SinTAl.8 Tin dropped off an additional
CJT7 points today , this making 120 points
reaction. T'ljj Iron warrants firm at $ S.W
nominal , l.ako copper. Ptrong at $ IC bid and
$1G5 asked. Tin. nleady. with $23 CO bid
nnd $23 SO asked. Lend , alrong and higher ,
with $4,40 bill and $1,45 asked. Spelter
ftroiig , with $3.C3 bid and $ V7 * . ntked. The
brokers' prlco for lead was $4.10 and copper
flt. l.ouU Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. Jan.:7.-l. _ > l.OUn-rirm nnd
better : patents. $3.70&3.SO ; Htr.ilghts , $3 . 25
8 < 5 : clear. $200i315.
WHI3AT Optlonn steady to firm and
fractionally higher ; No. 2 red cash , eleva
tor and track , 7Se ; Jammrv. 7S'4c ; May.
SKffSlWc : July. 73V4c asked : No 2 hard 7U- .
CORN Options fractionally hlchir. Spot
cnny ; No , 2 cnoli , 3CV ! May , 379 c nuked ;
July.HP. .
OATH Dull , steady to easier : No , 2 r-anh ,
I3c , track , 2a'jc. January , sac ; May , 29'io
uoknl ; July , 2Co bid. No. 2 white , 31'4c.
HYi-IllKhcr : , 57'ic.
8niD8-riaxHCd , higher , $1.1314 : prime
timothy , nominal ,
CORNMIJAl.-$1.75ai.80.
HHAN I'lrm ; sucked , cast track , R7c.
lIAY-fulet } , steady ; timothy , $7.0Cky900 ;
llL'TTiH-Stcady ; creamery , 1501D'/4c ;
dairy , 12f.
KOOh Lower , 14 < jp
WIIISKY-Steaily , $1.27.
I'OULTHY Market steady ; chicken , C < 4
3i7c : _ turkeys , SfcS'fcc , geese , I'Afjoc ' ; ducks ,
' ' '
'I'/nTALS-Lcad / , hlglier. Jl.22'4. ' Spelter ,
higher , V 40.
1'UOVISIUNS Pork , nrmcr ; standird
mss. Jobbing , old , $950 ; new , $10.37'4 ' , Lard ,
mmlnal , prlmo steum , $3.13 ; choice , > 3 53.
Kr.UiillH Klour. 0,000 bbls. : wheat , 21.-
000 Ini , ; corn , 93KK ( ) bu. ; oats , 40,000 bu.
8Hli'MiNTS-riour. 3,00" ) bbl . : wheat ,
50,000 bu. ; corn , S3.000 bu. : oats , 23,000 bu.
OMAHA < ; i.NniiAi , MAHKKT.
Conilltlon uf Trnilc mill Cliiotntlnnti on
Mniilc nml r iie > 1'riiiliicln.
nCGS Receipts , liberal ; market steady ;
fr h stock , lie.
nUTTUU-Common to fair , lOGllc : choice ,
IStTlIc ; separator , lie ; gathered creamery ,
Hffloc.
1'OULTRY Heiifl , live , ftJJC'.Ac : dressed ,
7SSc ; old roosters , live , 3c ; dressed 4c ;
spring chkk ns , live , dc ; dressed , 5JSc ;
ducks , live. Oc ; dressed , Sc ; geese , live , Cc ;
Ircsned , So ; turkeys , live , "QSc ; dresred ,
GAME Teal , blue wins , $1.73 ; green wing ,
$1 50 ; mixed , $1.73fi2.25 ; jackrabblts , $1.50 ®
1.75. cottontails. $ l.UOftl,25.
1MOEON8 Live , per doz. , COo.
VEAL Choice , 83M , c.
OYSTnilS-Bulk Standard , per gal. . $1.10 ;
ir.edlums. per can , 15c ; Standard , per can ,
20c ; Extra Select , per can , 25c ; New York
Counts , per can , 30c.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Florida , per C-basket crate ,
SPINACII-Por basket. 75SISOC.
LETTUCE Home grown , 4UC.
ONIONS Home Brown , 30c.
CELEnY-Callfornln , good stock , 23c ;
choice. 35c ; fancy , KOc ; extra large , 73c ;
Michigan , choice stock , 25ft30c.
CAUMFLOWER-Per crate , $2.50.
ONIONS Per bu. . SOfJCOc.
BEANS Hand-picked , navy , per bu. , $1.35
POTATOES-Choice. sacked , 45QSOc ;
pccrer stock. 40c.
SWEET POTATOES-rancy , per bbl. ,
FUUITS.
APPLES-Bcn Davl , per bbl. , $1 00 ; Gcnl-
tons , $3.30 ; New York Baldwins , Gicenlngs
and olhers , choice , per bbl. . $4.00r4.25 ; west
ern boxed apples , $ l.C.vgi.7o.
ORAPES-Mnlaga , per bbl , JS.OOft9.00.
CRANBERRlES-Jcrsey , J6.50 ; per crate ,
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS-Callfornla. fancv $3.75 ; choice.
$350 ; Messina , fancy , $4 23f/4 50
M(2lA ! ciTS7Moxlcnni : $2V : Navel8'ancy. .
$3 21. choice. JJ
. : hgcdllngs , $225.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch. $2 00&2.23 ; medium sized
bunches , M.75 ? 200.
FIGS Imported , none ; California , 10-lb.
boxes , Jl.40ftl.CO.
DATES-Hallowce. CO to 70-lb. boxes , Co :
Salr , S&c ; Fard. 9-lb. boxes. lOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per Ib. . 17c ; Brazils , per
Ib. 9TilOc : English walnuts , per Ib. . fancy ,
Eort shell. ll12o : standards. lOc : filberts ,
oer Ib. , lie ; pecans , polished , 7fiSc ; cocoanuts -
nuts , per 100 , $4 ; peanuts , raw , BUSGc ;
roasted. CHc ; chestnuts , HQ9c.
CIDER-Per half bbl. . $3
SAUERKRAUT-Per half bbl . $2.
tfONEY Choice white , 12&12 ic.
MAPLE SYKUP Five-gal , can. each.
J250 ; pal. cans , pure , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal ,
cans , JG 25 ; quart cans , $3.50.
MAPLE SUGAR Choice , In boxes , 9ftlOc
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7c ; No. 2 preen
hides. 6c : No 1 salted hides , S' c ; No ' 2
Malted hides , 7Uc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to' 12
Ibs , lOc : No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 lb < , 8c.
TALLOW , OREASK , ETC-Tallow , No
1. 3c ; tallow. No. 2. 2'/.c ; rough tallow , l'/-c ;
white Krease. 2 30 ; yellow and brown
SHEEP PELTS-Orecn salted , each , 15fJ
76c : green salted shearings ( short wooled
arlv skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
uooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each , So ; dry
flint. Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
oelf , per Ib. , actual weight , 4fi5c ; dry Hint ,
ICunsnH and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
oer Ib. . actual weight , 3i4c ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4Q5o : dry flint. Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per Ib . actual weight , 3f(4c. (
FURS Mink. 10U75c ; bear ( black or
wolf ( timber ) , 25cJ$250 ; wolf
ipralrle ) , covotte. 10Q50c ; wildcat , 10j25c ;
oadger , 6S40c : silver fox. $50.00&75 00.
Orlennn Market.
NEW ORLEANS , Jan. 27. PROVISIONS
Firm. I'ork. standard me ? . $9.73010.00.
Lard , refined tierce , $4.12V $ < ff4.17'/4 ; pure lard ,
$0.00. Boxed meats , drv salt shoulders , $1.50 ;
sides , $3.37' . Bacon , clear ribs sides , $ C.12V4.
hams , choice suear cured , $8.50S9.50.
COFFEE-Stcady ; Rio. ordinary to fair.
TIICE Quiet : ordinary to good. 4 < g5c.
FLOUR Extra fancy , $3.63 3.75 ; patents ,
JI.15ff4.SO.
CORNMEAI $1.S5.
BIL\N-GGG7c.
HAY Prime. $11.005112.00 : choice. $13.00 ®
13.50.
CORN No. 2 sacked , mixed and white , 42
© I2V4c : yellow. 43c.
OATS-No. 2 sacked. 33H034C.
Ilnltlmori * Miirknt.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 27. FLOUR Firmer ;
receipts. 7.COO bbls. ; exports. 5.300 bbls. ;
sales. 1.950 bbls.
WHEAT Unsettled and higher ; spot and
month. KO'/iCSO'Uc ; February , SOTiJfSO sc ;
steamer No. 2 red , 72' ' @ 72c ; receipts , 17.-
GOO bu. ; exports , none ; southern wheat , by
sample. 73O81V4C ; on grade , 78Slc.
CORN Easier ; spot and month. 4014 ®
40T4c : February , 41 41Hc : March. 41 % < g41'tc :
steamer mixed. 3S'fcjjjS4c : receipts. 218,333
bu. : exports. 337.C97 bu. : southern white corn ,
39JNlV4c ; southern yellow , SS iif-llUc.
OATS Firm : No. 2 white western , 33 ©
:3Vsc : ; No 2 mixed western.32tA&33c ; re-
cetnis 11,500 bu. : export" , none ,
EGGS Firm : fresh , 17c.
N City Grnlii nnil rrovlnlonn.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 27. WHBAT-Mar-
ket > 2c higher : No. 2 hard , CS(3G9c ( ; JCo. 3 ,
CJHCSic ; No , 2 red , 7fI7GiNo. ! ( ; . 3 , 70Q71e ;
No. 3 spring , CC CSc ; No. 3 , C3TTG7C.
CORN Market > , c higher : No. 2 mixed.
3I3C ! ; No 2 white. 34 ic ; No. 3 , 34Hc.
OATS Market flrm ; No. 2 white , 29yio.
HYH Market steady ; No. 2. BoVfcc.
HAY Market sleady and unchanged.
BUTTER Market steady ; separator , ISo ;
dairy , 14c.
IHJOS-Market ' 4c higher : fresh. 13c.
RKCEIPTS-Wheat , 52,200 bu. ; corn. 20,500
bu : oats , 10.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 52,800 bu. ; corn ,
3,900 bu , ; oats. 11.000 bu.
1,1 * IT | " > < > ! Grain unit I'rovliilons.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 27.-WHEAT-Stcady ;
March. Os Hd. Miy , 5s liud.
CORN Quiet ; March. 3s ? id : May. 3s S d.
Reccltits of wheat during the last three
ilios , Gl.OOO ccntaU , includlne DC , 000 Ameri
can.
can.Receipt1 * of American corn during the last
throe davs. 114.700 centals"
PROVISIONS Larrt , prlmo western. 29s
6d. Bacon , clear bellies , ( inn nt J2s.
OH * Turpentine hplilts , 31s 9d.
FLOUR St. Louis , fancy , winter , flrm at
73 9d.
Clnuliiiiiitl SInrkot.
CINCINNATI. Jan. \VIIEAT-Flrmer ;
No. 2 red. 77c.
CORN-Active ; No. 2 mixed , 37He.
OATS-Strong : No. 2. 31c.
RYE rirm : No. 2. G5c.
PROVISIONS Lnnl. flrmer. $350 Bulk
meals , tlrm , $4.90. Bacon , steady , $3.75.
WHISKY-Steady. $1.2C.
EGGS Firm , lie.
MliiiK-iiiiolU Wheat Mnrkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 27. WHEAT-Mar-
ket strong ; January , 74 > 4c : May , 74S74lc ;
July. 75 > { .c. On track : No. 1 hard , 75Vc ;
No. 1 northern. 7Ulc ; No. 2 northern , 72V' c.
TLOUR Business large ; flrst patents ,
$3.90T4 | PO : second patents , $3.70ff3 SO ; llrst
clears. $27C 290.
BRAN-Hlgher ; in bulk. $10.00 10.50.
Toledo Mnrkrt.
TOLEDO. O . Jan. 27. WHEAT Active
and Irregular ; No. 2. cash , 7Gc ; May , 79V-C
CORN Active and steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
OATS-Dull and steady : No. 2 mixed , 29 c.
RYE Dull and llrm : No. 2. cash , 6Sc.
CLOVERSUED-Actlve and lower ; prlmo
cash , old. U.CO : new , JI.OJ'.A.
1'cnrln Market.
PEORIA. Jan 27.-CORN-Market flrm
and sleady ; No. 3 , "GftSC c.
OATS-Market llrm and higher ; No. 2
white. SOViC.
WHISKY Market flrm on the basis of
$1.20 for Mulshed goods.
Uulutli Grain Market.
DULUTH. Jan. 27. WHEAT No. 1 hard ,
cash , 76ftc ; January , 75ftc ; May , 7S',4c ; July ,
7SUc : No. 1 northern cosh , 73Hcj January ,
73tc ; May , 76'ic. '
I'lilliuleliililn I'rodiii-f .Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27-BtJTTnil-
ileady ; fancy western creamery , 19c ; fancy
rrlntK. 20c.
EOOS-Strady ; frcBh nearby , 19c ; fresh
wc'iern. I'Jc. fresh southern , 17c ; frceh
southwestern. ISc
Grnln .Murket.
MILWAUKEE , Jnn. 27. WHUAT-Klrms
No. 1 northern , 73372140 ; No. 2 northern ,
ilc.
RYE-Hlghrr : No. 1. BS'fMc. '
HAULEY-Flrm : No. 2 , 01S5c ' ; sample ,
01 UIIATIO > .H IX .STOCKS .VXD I1O > DS.
of Hnj'n Trndc of .Mixed
Nntnrc , GnltiN I'ri-diiiiilnntlnu.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-The changes as a
result of today's trading were rather mixed ,
with gains predominating. The market
opened with hesitancy , but this w.is
speedily dissipated by an Influx of buying
orders and the market started up under the
Influence of strength In thu low-priced spe
cialties nnd standard stocks. London was
a free seller on that balance , the sales
amounting to 30,000 shares , which en
couraged the room traders to put out
larger short lines to check the tl o.
Commission houses had a hircc volume of
buying orders vv ll distributed throughout
the list which forced the bears to take back
stock after effecting only a slight relapse
In Iho market's strength. Prices wore forced
up under the leadership of Rock Island , Pee
ple's Gas and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. The
low-priced stocks were then taken In hand.
Tennessee Coal and Iron moved up 3'i ' ;
American Spirits preferred. 2 ; Wheeling
Lake Erie preferred , 4 4. Wheeling & Lake
Erlo llrst preferred , when Issued , 4 ; Pa < Iflc
Mall , 2i , and Indianapolis & Louisville pre
ferred , 3. Among the specialties there
were advances of 23 , In Ilubbsr and 2 In
Sugar , while Metropolitan moved within 2
points.
There was an average rise of over a point
in the grangers , except Northwesloin The
largest rise In ihia group was that of Hoik
Island , 1" . The coalers. Morgan stocks and
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & St Louis
were quiet. Long Ibland jumped 5'4 and
Norfolk & Western preferred on largo
transactions advanced 1 % . The move In the
latter wan attributed to lalk of an Inci eased
dividend rate. Lake Erie & Western nnd
Chicago Great Western preferred "A" rose-
In the neighborhood of 2 points. Accom
panying the advance was a favorable 10-
port of the "enate commerce committee on
the steamship subsldv bill , which benclltod
Pacific Mall , un explanation that the new
beet sugar company would not Invade the
Amnrlcan Sugar Hollaingcompany's terri
tory nnd a number of favorable Iralllr
statements. Including those of Northern
Paclllc and Southern Hallway. Reading
and Wabash December not changes , how-
v r , were decreases. The Lack.ivvann.i
annual report , showing a dellclt after divi
dends of over $500,000 , was without notable
effect on stock , only one transaction ap
pearing after the publication of the report.
The denial of the rumor' of the New York
Central's transcontinental plans was le-
apoiiblble for early losses In Union Paclllc ,
which subsequently rallied , closing frac
tionally off for the da > . In the afternoon
there was a vigorous bear raid , which re-
ducud prices from 1 to 2 points on news
agency bulletins of Agulnaldo's govern
ment of the Philippine1 republic being es
tablished. The stocks offered wore subse
quently freely taken , which gave a steady
tone to the close. Transactions were in ex
cess of 1,000,000 shares , as on other days
this week.
Considerable Irregularity prevailed In the
bond market , with active Issues fuvoilng a
downward course. Total sales , $0,215.000.
Bid quotations for government bonds were
unrhanged.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
flnanclal cablegram says : "The Stock ex
change clearing housu hcie broke down last
night , owing to the heavy settlement in
Americans and Africans , hence business
was Impeded today. Nevertheless Africans
were rampant and Americans were brisk.
The latter began dull. Mr. Vanderbllt's de
nial of the consolidation report caused n
drag in the early hours. Then an Amciloan
h < ? use got a big order In Loulsv Ille & Nash
ville and New York came good , which re
newed the excitement and buyers tumbled
over each other to get stock. Later prices
eased off. Finally Berlin bought Northern
Paclllc. New York bought Union Paclllc
preferred , which Is tipped strongly here- .
Anaconda touched 8 % on heavy New York
purchases. There was a strong demand for
call money , owing to the clearing house
hitch. In bills there was no business. "
Following are the cloning quotations of
the leading stocks on the New York mar
ket today :
Second assessment paid. "Kourlh as
sessment paid
The total sales of stocks today were 1,03-
100 shares. Including ; Atchison 10030Atch- ;
Ison preferred. 23.970 ; Central Paclllc. H.730 :
Chesapeake & Ohio. 11,500 ; Uurllnglon , 25.-
000 : Cleveland. Cincinnati , Chicago & St.
Louis. 7.200 ; Illinois Central. 3375 ; lyouls-
villo & Nashville. 22.400. Manhattan , 22.C1U ;
Metronolllan , s.250 : Reading preferred. 15.-
173 : Mlfsouii Pacific. H.OCO ; New York Cen
tral. 18,000 ; North American. 12.900 ; Northern
Paclllc , 23.74'i : Northern Paclllc preferred ,
18.532 ; Ontario & Western , 11,432 ; Hock
Island. 48.470 : St. Ixjuls & Southern , IS 640 ;
St. IxiulR & Southern preferred. 5,230 : Union
Pacific. 2.1 630 ; St. Paul , 24h30. Southern Pa
cific , 10.310 ; Southern Hallway , 20 125 ; South
ern preferred. 17,465 : Union Paclllc preferred ,
44.945 ; Wabash prcfened 3,540 : Wheeling &
Lake Erie. 10410 : Wheeling & Lake irle
preferred. 5.000 : Internalionnl Paper , 3.SOO ;
Cotton Oil. 4 030 ; American Spirits. 12,000 ;
Tobacco. 4.700 ; Stsel , 22900 : Steel preferred.
27 'W People's Oas. 06,100 ; Colorado Fuel
nnd Iron. 3.SOO : General HlPctrlc. 4 SOO ;
Brooklyn Hapld Transit. 20,400 ; Pacific Mail ,
27,300 ; Standard Hope and Twine , S.C10 ;
Sug.ir 30000 ; Tennessee Coal and-Iron. 40.-
870 : Leather 6,231 ; Leather preferred. C.750 ;
Rubber. 13,423 ; Western Union , 500 ! ; St.
Louis & Somhvveslern preferred , 19,425 ; Chicago -
cage Great Western , 17,270.
Furelwn Kliuinclal.
LONDON. Jan. 27 Thn mnrket for
American securities after a weak opening
on Now York wiling became steadier nnd
closed with a fair demand. Gold nt Hucnos
Ayres. lll.M ) : bur gold. Sa 7'4d ' ; American
enKles , 7Cn 1' d. Spanish 4s closed at 50 % .
PARIS , .Ian. 27 Price * were heavy on Iho
bourse today , the approaching settlement
Inducing many realization * Urnzlllaii te-
curltles were harder and Spanish 4a were
weak Hlo tlnlos started firm , but re-
nclcd. South African sicurltlcs wenIr -
ruKiilur , mil nilvanceit nfli-r the clone of ilia
bourse. Snaiil'h 4s. C1.1S ) 3 per cent rentes ,
107f 7hr for the account
ItnuLIN .Ian B7 PorolKii crurltlps with
the exception of Spanish 4s. which declined
on realizations In Hympathy with the 1'alN
bourse , were stciulj on the bourun hero to-
day. Americans vvero flrm and local sccurl-
tlcvj wore strong.
.NIMI Aiirk .Vliinc.v VlnrUrt.
NiW : YORK. Jan. 27-MONnYONCALL
Nominally 2'/i3 ' per rent.
PHIML : MUIICANTILK PAvnu-s'
per cent.
STHULINO i\CHANGi-rirmer : : , with
octu.il business in b inkers' bills at Jl Sl\ /i /
485 for demand , and $ lS2V/4 ( * " ' for slxtv
days ; posted rales , } I.S34 > nnd } l.5."l < : , com-
mi-rclal bills , ! l S2
SILVIMl CiilTIFICATiS : : - Nominally ,
'
UAU SILVP.H-SOUo.
MI3XICAN DOLLAIIS-I7C.
GOVUHNMCNT HONDS-Sleady ; 3s , 107'i ' ;
n w 4' . TCK. , ! ! ; coupon , 12&H4s : , reu. ,
112 ; coupon. 112'i ; 2s , M'4 ; 5s , res. , HIS ;
tinon. 113
loslni ; quotations on bonds were :
II S Iifw3s. . . . HI7 ? NY. C. Uti
IT. S new rex . Unl , .V J C < 1s llfl (
t ) do conn l.tO' ' * r os ino
II s 4 * , res N C 4s 101
U s aocoup Il.tH No Pacific IBIS .llfli *
U s 'jcls.rer . , { lUH No Pacllla Is Hltll
U S os , nr lluUNo Pacific Is 1U U
U H SR.COUII mu N Y. f A. SI L. 4i 107t !
District 3. ( ir > . . 111114IN &W Hi I'M
Alaclass A . . 107 N. VV Coiuols t t ttf
All clan H 107 N W Deb ri ,
Al.i cl-iss C lM ( Ore N luls .
Ala Cuirmcv . 1UO Ore N 4s . . . lO'jtt
Atuhlnoii 4n . . Id-Jit U H lj l > * 1.1 . . . ISO
Do .id ] 4s 81 < ( O S b An t r . l\m
r.inniUlo 2d , , lldt , Kcncllnc 4 * MS
C. , V ( ) 4 8 IK' , U G W UIB
Chi Terms. 4s St I. . A. I M l
C io fls . . . . , , n- . bt I. Ii3 K. Hen 0 r.M
C U i 1) 4in 104M St. P. roiiHOls. . HIT
I ) , i U n. Ists . . 10-U St. P. C. iP Ifits .111) )
n A. it , r ; 4a . im 4 St I * . C. A I' . Ss
E.iHlTenn Ists . . 10JU < -o . . , . ns . . . . ,4
Erl Oen 18 . . . . 75 .S. K A.T.II9 S'.nJ
r VV A. U. l ls. t i fiAU Tenn. new t > t. ) . . . ml
( Son Elprf 6s . . llll ! lT. P. I < I ) . iHts.
O IT A : S A ill t . .Ids T. P. Uc.Ms . . . 4i'i (
O II , V S A. da . 1(17 ( u i * I ) & u. lulu. , no'i '
11. AT. Cent fin , . .110 \Vah Isl fls . Ill
II A.T C roil Os lit ) VVab iclH ! . H'.IU
Io aC Ints IKI w'.Shoie 4s . 11 1
La. New ( Jon 4s. . liM Va Crniurlfs . s > 7
U.IN Ual 45 . . . tin . .
Mlnnourl ds . . . 1HI , WU Cent 1st * . nt
M. K.itT 2di . . . ( l l , U P 4s . . 103
M. K. AT. 4n. . . . 1)4 Color.ioSoutli'n4n S ? !
rrniirlne-ii Ullntnu : ( tuoliitlniiM.
SAN PRANCISCO , Jan. 27. The Olllclal
closing quotations for mining slocks louay
ueio as follows :
Alia TtiMIco 10
Andes Mexican 34
Occidental Con 24
lluiton con 4 Ophlr 67
llt-st llulcher . . . . 41 Ovtrntin H
Ilulllon i i'nlofl 16
CnlMonla 21 Sa\aRo in
Challenge Con . . 11 IJelclier 3
Cliollar 22 l krra Nevada 79
" -
- -
standard : c )
Con. Cat S. Va. . . . 141 Union Con 34
Crown 1'olnt . n ftah Con 13
Gould A : Ctirr'p 2J Yellow Jacket 14
llfll" & fJnmrnm 7
Silver bats , C35J.c ; Mexican dollars , 47V4 ®
4Sc. Dratts. sight , 17V2c. lelegraph , Luc.
3 * % York Mlnluc Stoi-Wii.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27. The following are
the closing quoiations on mining BIOCKS :
Choler jo" Ontirlo
Crqwn Point 12 CO
CYm Cal. & Va. . 123 Plymouth
Deadnood 45 Quicks Ivcr no
Gould A Curry . . 15 ilo pM 4:0
H lie X. NorcrOss . , 12 VfrrA Nevada . . . . 70
StanJanl 3iu
Iron Slhcr C9 Union Con a
Mexican so Yellow Jacket H
Inndon Stook .
LONDON. Jan. 27. 1 p. m.-ClosIng :
Connoli , money..ill 3-16 St. Paul , common .133'4
Conxols. aocl. . . .111 3-16 V Y Central . 1WS
Can. 1'acltto SD ,
Urc 16 > t fnlon I'acino pfil.
do 1st pfd 4314 Atohloon .
Illinois Central . t .121' 4 'I ISUIE % & Nash . W
X. Pacific pfd _ . . . . , ! ? Grand Inink . 7 %
* ex-dtv.
at 27 * d Iicr ounce-
MONUY 2ST214 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills , 21-1G per cent ; for three
months' bills , 2'i per cent.
Financial IVofp * .
CHICAGO , Jan. 27.-Stocks active ; Straw-
, , , . ,
New York exchange , 6f10c premium ; slerl-
ln5 2-ch ? , Bei .I'ostcd. * 4 S3VfcST4.S5V4 : actual ,
H82fM.S ! > 54 : sixty days , Jl Sl4f4.S4. (
NEW ORLEANS , Jan. 27. Clearings , $1.-
7C9.6il ; Now York exchange , bank , $1 pre-
mlum : commercial , 60c discount
NK\V YORK. Jan. CT.-ClearlngB , J23S,77S-
051 : balances , $13,050.186.
HOSTON. Jan. 27. Clearings , $24,166,121 ;
balances. $3.121.121.
CINCINNATI , Jnn. 27. Money. 2'4 < fiG per
cent : New York exchange , par ; clearings ,
MEMPHIS. Jan. 27. Clearings , $436,539 ;
balances. $121633
WASHINGTON , Jan. 27.-Today's state
ment of the condition of th\a treasury
shows : Available cash balances , $290,495-
942 : gold reserve. $223,511,438.
PHILADELPHIA , Jan. 27. Clearings ,
$17.547,625 , balance * , $2.301,902.
BALTIMORE Jan. 27. Clearings , $4,712-
113 : balances , $796,931.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 27.-Clearlngs , $4S2SS13 ;
balances , $1.035,164 ; money , 4j ( per cent ;
New York exchange , 15c premium bid , 23o
premium asked.
Market ( or Slicciinklnn.
LONDON , Jan. 27. A sale of sheepskins
was held here today at which 3,575 bales
were offered. There was a good attendance
and bidding was spirited. Practically all
were sold to the home and continental rep
resentatives. Combing and clothing merinos
sold at a farthing to * jd and long wooled
cross-bred Vid higher. Following arc the
sales and prices obtained for clothing and
combing : Now South Wales , 151 bales , .it
4V.ii6d ; Queensland. 101 bales , at 63ift7d ;
Victoria. 736 bales , nt 24SC3id ( ; South Aus
tralia , 1.141 bale ? , at SVfiti'ad : West Aus
tralia , 3J1 bale * , at 2 00'id ; Tasmania , J.03
bales , nt SViiJC'/id ; New Zealand , 712 bales ,
at 3j6d ; Falkland Islands. 36 bales , at
3i4i/ ; Punta Arenas , 207 bales , at 366Ud ;
Buenos Ay res , 37 bales , at 3\iff5Hd. \ (
At the Mincing Lann skin sales 141,000
Capo of Good Hope and Natal sheepskins
were offered. Of this number 116,1X0 worn
sold. The sales showed much animation
nnd competition was largely for low wooled.
The prices/ realized were , long wooledtf
' ,4d dearer and short and short wooled n
farthing to "id higher. New South Wales ,
2700 bales ; scoured , lOHdSls 7d ; greasy , C
Slld. Queensland , 2.100 bale : scoured , Is
2d'ilH ' 6'j.d ; greasy , 7'i@10d. Victoria , Cw )
bale/ ; scoured , U'ldfTls 4d ; greasy , 7difls ,
South Australia. 300 bales ; greasy , BU'091Ml.
West Australia. 46 bales ; greasy , T'iQSd.
New Zealand. 3.700 bales ; scoured , Bifedltls
fed. pieisy , 5'/10Hd. | Capo of Good llopo
and Natal. 700 bales ; scoured , Is 2dffls 5d ;
greasy , 7fiSd. Punla Arenas , 200 bales ;
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-COTTON-Qulet
and steady ; middling , Gc ; net , 3:9 bales ;
gross , 371 bales ; sales , M7 bales , stock , 105-
074 bales. Great Britain , 3,203 bales ; con
tinent. fcOO bales. Total today : Net receipts ,
27.221 bales. Great Britain , 2S.275 b.ilos ;
France , 1.205 bales : continent , 10I.PJ7 bales ;
stock. 1.030.94S bales. Consolidated : Not.
H'J.409 bales : Great Britain , 79 , ( < 70 bales ;
France. 17.495 bales ; continent. "G.bGS bales' ' .
Total since September 1 : Net teoelptu , 6-
C11.S01 bales : Great Britain , 2.645315 balcrf ;
France 17.094 lules ; continent , 1.K9.C02 bales.
IjIVERPOOL , Jnn. 27. Following are the
weekly cotton statistics : Sains , total , 66.000
bales ; sales. American , Gl.OOO bales , trade
takings , 75.UOO bales , actual export , 9.000
bales ; Imports , total , 181,000 baleb ; Import
American. 156.000 bales ; stock , total , 1.715,000
bales ; block , American. 1,599,000 bales ;
nlloat , total , 23S.OOO bales ; afloat. American.
235000 bales ; sales for speculation. 2.SOO
bales ; purchases for export , 9,900 balen.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 27 COTTON
July
ber ,
ber ,
good' 6irdln'afy"4T4oi" iow' " mlddTlng , "B'Sc ;
middling , 5 11-lGc : good middling , G 5-lCc ;
middling , fair. 6 13-16c ; receipts , 8.197 bales ;
stock , 450.G14 balea.
Snarnr Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 27.-SUGAR-
Sleady ; open kellle. 2T4B3 7-16c ; open ket
tle , centrifugal , 3 9-16c : granulated whites ,
none In llrst hands ; yellows. 3 > 4Ql5ic : sec
onds. 2M&JT4C. Molafcscs. open kettle , steady
at 15g30c ; centrlfugnl , quiet nt B016c. Syrup ,
noiio In tlrst hnnds.
LONDON. Jan. 27.-BEET SUGAR-Jan-
narv. 9a 7'4d.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27-SUGAR-Raw.
iileady ; fair rutlnlny , E ; c ; rentrlfugnl. 95
teht , 4 < 4c ; mola'sses tiugnr , 3 9-lCc. Rellned ,
steady ; crushed , CHc ; powdered , CUc ; gran
ulated , 6c.
Hboc null Lcntlirr Trade ,
CHICAGO. Jan. 27. The Shoe and Leather
Review tomorrow will say :
The packers are demanding higher prices
for every selection of hides on th list.
Hides decline rapidly In Intrinsic quality ut
this season of the tear , so thai the full ex
tent of the advance Is not evidenced In the
price. The taniurs appear to have no al-
Itrnnllvo bul to pay the rate ? , and In their
turn demand more money for leather. i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET1
Most of the Gfittlo Ootno Oonsigned Direct
to the Packers.
PRICES CONTINUE TO HOLD UP WELL
AVIth the lli > K the Seller * UIMC the
licit of the Deal , (
Some ramI'rlccn lor
Their Slock.
SOUTH OMAHA , Jan. 27.
Cattle. lloR . Sliicp
Roctlpts today 1,190 0,124 .WS
Cltlklal .Monday 1,1,1,9 , 3MU 6.191
Olllclal Tuesday 2,503 ! l65 : ! 4,175
OlllclalVrilntsilay 2ilt : , 10,810 4t,2 : >
oniclal Thursday I,9b7 9,251 6'JIO
I'lvp days this week 0P7l S-t.G'J ) 23MS ! !
Siunu days lat week. . . . 6.7S2 W.tiOl 19.S10
H.inm dnys week beloiu. . 8,121 3sxi3 n,71S
Saimi tin co weckH IIRO . 7,5i9 3DSi S.771
AveinKo price paid tor IIOKS for Iho lust
sevcial dajs , with comparisons :
* Indicates Sunday.
The olllcl.il number of 'cars of stock
brought ill today by each road was :
Cattle. Hoss. Sheep.
C. , Jr. & St. P Ry 6
O. & St. U lly 2 t
Mlssouil I'aclilc lly ! ) 2
I'nlon 1'aclllo system. . . . 0 111 8
C. & N.V. . lly 1 1
r , i : . A : M. V. II. U 17 2. !
C. . St. P. , M. & O lly. . . . 4 II
15. Ac M 11. 11. U 12 23 6
C , . & Q. lly 5
f' . , 11. I. Ac P. Hy. , cast 2 . . . 8
G. , II. I. & P. lly , west 1 1
Total receipts 61 SO 15
The disposition of the d.iy's receipts was
as follows , each buvci purciiasInR the num
ber of he.ul Indlcalcd :
Cattle. Hos * Sheep.
Omaha Packlnp Co 52 i > 9i (
O. H. Hammond ] Co 137 1,145
S\vlft and Company 37 1,251 ,1 < C.
Cud.ihy Packing Co 237 S5S 40J
P. D. Armour , Chicago. . 3J7 1,465
\V. I. Stephens KG
LI" llusz 32
LIvliiKston it Scholer . . . . 3
II Hamilton 16
Armour , K. C 499
Hammond , K. C 101
Cudahj P. Co. . K. C US
Other Quveis 45 130
Total T210 luTF WJ1
CATTLK Arrivals of rattle were small ,
asv\lll bo noted from table of receipts at
head of column , and out of that number
theie were nine ears consigned direct to
packers , o that the actual number on sale
was small. A < ? oed deal of what was sild
yesterday would apply cqu.illv well today
as there was a strong resemblance between
the two so f.ir as the condition of the trade
was concerned. That Is , It was a good ,
strong , active market on all kinds.
Thu few load" of cornfed steers here met
with ready sale at strom ? prices and the
trade was soon over with , as buyers all
wanted supplies and there were not enough
c.ittlo to KO the round" . Amonp the offer
ings were somp pretty Rood cattle which
sold nt f3 35. The market on beef cattle
has ) been In good condition all thin week ,
and though prices are not much If any
higher than they were a week ago , values
have been llrm right along. Possibly there
mav hnvo boon a lOc advance on some
Kinds , but as a general thing It would
eover It to quote the market as good nnd
strong for the week.
Cows nnd heifers were good sellers and
the lupply was all taken In a very short
time. The prices paid , as will bo noted
from the icpresenlatlve sales given below ,
were 1u t about the same as were paid
yesterday. Hulls , stags and calves also
s-old in the same notches and there Is noth-
Insr new to add regarding the trade.
Stockera and feeders In first hands were
In very small supply and the market with
out noteworthy change. As has been noted
before , Ihe market on stock cattle and feed
ers has been very slrong all the week and
the demand If anything In excess of the
supply. Representative sales :
BBCP STCERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av Pr. No. Av. Pr.
l.,670Ji00 ! 3..RS3JI40 23. . 1331 $5 00
2. . 700 300 39..1053 4 Go 6..1216 510
3..1021 4 30 G..U13 4 70 24..11G4 B 10
2..1130 430 19..11CI ! 4 55 22..13R1 5 C.
2. . SIT ) I 49 21..114J 4 85 l'J.,1409 5 33
C..1120 4 40 21 .1HS I 10
STECRS-THXAS.
31. . 055 4 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
17..1091 4 CO li. 1131 5 00
COWS.
1. . OTO 250 1..10SO 310 12..IMS 350
1. . SW 250 1. . 870 310 3..10iVJ II 50
L.nfiO 271 3..1020 310 4..1105 3 55
1. . t)40 ) 275 1..1040 315 3..11U3 S 60
1. . SCO 2 0 4..1033 320 2. . 83(1 ( 3 O'i
2..1025 2 S3 1. . 810 325 1..IL20 3 fa
2. . ! ) B 290 1 .1020 323 6..1193 3 ( "i
9..100 ! 290 1..1K.O . 330 37. . 971 3 C3
2..10W 290 1 .1040 3 35 I..1120 3 C3
1..10IO 290 C..1113 3 3r > 2. . 925 370
3. . 9lfi 293 I..1020 335 7.1170 375
L.10 0 3 M G 11SO 3 a'i 1..1370 375
1. . 820 3 00 1 .10SO 3 40 7. 1013 3 73
2..1000 300 1.1140 3 r. S..1I81 .175
1..1100 300 1..11TO 313 2..1240 3 8"
1. . SJO 3 00 2. . 900 3 f,0 8. . 903 4 13
1..1010 3 10 1..1180 3 50
COWS AND HEIFERS.
4. . 703 3 30 5. lO.'fi 3 CO
JIEIPERS.
1 . "CO 3 00 G. . 795 3 CO 1..10BO 4 00
1. . 980 315 2. . 9D5 370 1. . 870 4 M
1. . 5X0 350 I. . 900 370 4..HT 405
1. . 730 3 50 9 . 7SS 4 00 S-.THu 4 35
1. . B O 3 60 4. . 975 4 00
HULLS
1..1200 290 1..11SO 323 1.11'iO ' 345
1..12JO 2 90 2. . 3 ( 3 25 2..1450 3 50
1. . 950 310 2 ,116r 323 3..15S1 3,10
1..1130 310 1..1420 325 2..1700 360
L. 930 3 2r. 1..11SO 3 S 1 , 7uO 3 GO
1..1340 325 1. . 930 330 1..1710 373
1..1090 325 2 .1515 310 1..1430 400
CALVKS
2. . 100 3 73 1. . 210 5 73 . - . . 2SO G 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . 950 3 TO 21. . TS'i 4 20 2 . 4H 4 3"
2. . 71"i 3 75 3. . 750 4 20 9. . 7.12 4 43
L. fi70 3 73 1. . 073 4 25 51 . 4IS 4 45
1. . C40 3 iO 10 . 762 1 K 22. . 99 4 50
HOGS The bltuatlon this morning was
decidedly slrong and the sellers had the
best of It from start to'flnUh. In the first
place ihe recelpls vvero light. It being the
smallest tun for a Frld.iv this month. In
addition lo that the repot ts from all other
markets were more favorable. Under such
Influences the market at this point opened
with sellers asking an advance of lOu and
buyers bidding at least -r > c higher than
yesterday's market. It ncemed to be a
little hard for buyers and sellers to come
togelher , for , while Iho buyer ? wanted the
hogs , they did not like to pay quite as
much ns fellers were asking. At the same
time sellers seemed to feel that they had
the best of the deal and that they wcro
entitled to all that they were asking. The
trade wan , therefore , a little Inclined to
drag , though the market was higher and
some little time was continued In effecting
a clearance.
In the end light and light mixed hogs
sold very largely nt H.50O62Vi. ! . 'is against
JMS'tfSK ypfcturd.iy : heavy mixed loads nold
mostly at $3 Will 1.65 , as against $1 65J03.57li
jeslerday. The besl heavy loads went at
J3 C& < R3 70. as upilmt $3 60fi1 ( u ytstrrduv.
The hogs sold today a little higher than
on Tuesday of last week or at the higherk
point touched by the market slnco October
21. The market Is now close to lOc higher
than It was on Filday of last week The
demand for hogs at this point continue * to
be In excess of the supply and packers
are forced to ship In a good many from
other market points. Today there were
live cars In to Armour from Sioux City.
Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr
Slll2ii' : 'i hrrp was n fnlr run of
here nicain lodiiv , llftmm cars , as n.n
nine , i week URO. For the week to date
there has been a considerable uiilti In thn
arrivals , as will bn seen from the table of
compiratlve receipts given al head of
column So far this has been thu best
week In the matter of receipts since the
second week In November. Pnicllcully
pvirylhltiK here today vva * on sale , so that
the offerings were as large or larner than
> esterdav , when the rlRiires showiil a KOCH !
many more In.
The tnarkel on heep was In Rood shape ,
buvurs apparently wanting supplies of peed
multons , and prices were steady to slroiiR ,
The tondi'iiry on the sheep market has been
upward this week and It is safe to say thai
values are now 10ft20c higher on sheep
tliin last week.
\ \ hllp ihe hei'p market has been tending
upward and to that extent ha * been In
Kood shape , the market on lambs has not
bcn ( to the liking of sellers. In the Hist
place the demand lua not hern as brisk us
sellers would like to see and buvcrs hiivo
b'cn Inclined to pick out the Rood kinds
iiiul ntKlcct others. Prices on lambs for
lh week are no more than steady
Quotations are. : Oood to choice fed
western wethers , J3.SOU4.00 , fair lo Rood ,
W70JJ3SO. choice tmtlvii wc-thfrs , $3 'M
if 1.15 ; choice western yearlings , II lo//
42i , fair to Rood western yearlings , J.I Wit
4.10 , fed ewi-s , $330if3fiO ; Rood lo choice
natlvo liimb , JI.75I/4.90 , Rood wesloin
lambs , J4.GOftl.SO , feeder sheep , J350 i375 ,
feeder lambB , JI.COff425 , cull sheep , } 2 OOi ?
30J , cull lambs , $3.0 03.60. Representative
sales :
No Av Pr.
2G4 Mexican ewes -5 t > 50
107 w stern cues US 3 V >
224 western owes 100 3 M )
191 yearlliiRS and 2's 110 4 OD
f > Ui ueitiTii eailln H 10b I IT'i
21 western yearlings ir 4 25
41 western lambs 1,7 , 4 10
20" ) western lambs Gl 4 BO
353 we.stctn lambs 7'l 4 GO
240 western lambs SI 4 05
CHICAGO L.IVB STOCK MAUIvCT.
Urinnnd for Cnttlc Slow , HORN Ad-
vniice and MIL-CD Hotter.
CHICAGO. Jan ZT.-CATTLU-Tho small
mipply of cattle today BUfllcoil to meet the
limited requirements of the trade and prices
were no more than steady. Compared with
n week nso prime , heavy finished cattle are
not anv low r. but the other klnda ate slow
at reiluc tlons of lO ilCc 1'ancv cattle
biouKht $6 ( XAUC 30 : choice steers , SS.liQfiud- " ) ,
medium steem. $3004j523 ; beef steer. . W 9il
490. tockcrs and feeders $3 fiO'i4 Si2Vj , bull" ,
} 270fil 23. cows and hclfeis. 51.30U4 00. vvmt-
ern fed steers. S4 10 < 3f > S5 ; Texas steers , J3.T3
J/300 , calves. C0fl7.00.
HOGS There was an urgent demand for
hogs and yesterday's decline wan more than
n gained , prices advancing 5310c. Fair to
choice , $ JS05392'4 ' ; packing lots , J3 55Cu3.77'i ;
mixed. $35171383 : butchers. $3 f.Vfl3.S7' < ; :
llRbts , 13BOJJ3SO , pigs , $3.2303.55. Although
the recclDta this week have been more
liberal than last week or a year ago they
did not exceed the demand and prices nu-
vtloped more strength , the better class of
IIORS sclllnc today 12',4@13c higher than they
did last rrldar.
SHUI21' The week's receipts of sheep fell
much below those of last week and a year
ago and prices have stiffened up , while
prime lambs are lOo higher than a week
ago. The market today was steady at yes
terday's values. Poor to prime sheep
brought $25004.23 : yearlings , Jl.OOiQIGO ;
ewes. $ .1 GOi 3.S5 : common to choice lambs.
J.4 OOff 3 00.
HHCEIPTS Cattlo. 3.000 head ; hogs , 24.-
000 head ; sheep , 7,000 head.
St. Louis Lite Stuck.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 27.-CATTLE-Rocept' ! .
2.000 head , Including 900 head Texans ; mar
ket steady for natives to a shade lower for
Texuns : fair to fancy native shipping and
export steers. $4.50@G 00 : bulk of sales , J4.75
< rt4.SO ; dressed beef and butcher steers , $3 CO
nales , J2.75QI.30 ; cows and heifers. $2W5p
4 CO : bulk of cows , $2 25Q3 50 : bulk of holfers ,
J35400 ; Texas and Indian steers. $3 ; bulk
of sales. J4.10S4.GO ; cows and heifers. $220 ®
3 30.
HOGS Receipts , 7.400 head ; market
strong. 6c to lOo hlcher : pigs and lights ,
3 45ft'3.GO ' ; packers , J360385 ; butchers , J3.SO
tSHEEP Receipts , 260 head ; market
steady , with none on sale : native muttons.
I3701I4.OT ; bucks , J3 0003.25 ; stockers , $2.50 ®
323 ; lambs , $450ff500.
Now Aork Litr Stock.
NHW YORK , Jan. 27. BEKVHS-Re-
cclpts , 2.G77 head ; market moderately active
llrm ; American cattle In London , 12 < Mt,13V6 ( ; ;
at Liverpool. Ilfil2c ; live sheep , Iljl2e : re
frigerator beef. UHo per Ib ; exports , none.
Calves. recelDts. 154 head ; feeling steady ;
car of southern calves unsold ; \eals. $3.00 ®
8.23.
8.23.SlinnP AND LAMBS-Receipts , 3,072
head ; sheep slow ; choice handy lambs firm ;
others steady to a shade lower ; sheep , fair
to choice. $ 1.10ft4.C2 < , i ; lambs , good to choice ,
JilOC5S RecelDts , 3372 head ; none for sale
alive ; nominally steady at $4.000-1.23.
Kuiinna City Live Mock.
KANSAS CiTY. Jan. 27. CATTLE-Rc-
colpts , natives , 4T5 head ; Texans. 1.0S3 head ;
best early prices steady , closing 10& 15o
lower : neavy native * , $5 15 < f3 CO : mediums ,
SIGOS5.10 : llg-htwelsrhts , $17004.50 ; Htockers
and feeders. $2 501J5.00 ; ljutehf r cows and
heifers , $2.00 4 50 ; canners , $1.DO2.00 ; west
ern steers , J4.00Q6.05 ; Texas meers , $3.75fl >
4.60
HOGS Receipts. 14.212 head : opened ac
tive and 5fflOc higher , closing 5c lower than
the opening ; heavies. $3fi21iQ'3 ' S2V4 ; mixed ,
$ J5.W17D ! lights , $3303Gm
SHKnP Receipts , 616 head : market
strong to higher : lambs , $4.00g5 00 ; mut
tons , $350iT423 : native steers , JJCOijS.ij ;
stockers , $2 76153.60.
St. .ToMvnh Live Mock.
ST JOSCPIT. Jan. 27. ( Special. ) CATTLE -
TLE Receipts. 500 head : market active and
steady ; nunllty poor ; natives , $3.75'(3.05 ' ! :
Texas and westerns. $3.COi4. ] < w : cows and
heifers , $ l.fi3Sl.l5 ; stockera and feeders , 53.CO
'lioGS ' Receipts 5000 head : market big Cc
higher , selling at $1.50i53.0 ; bulk , $1.COJ.5. } (
SlinCP Receipts , none ; demand strong
for killers.
Cincinnati Live MnoTi.
CINCINNATI , Jan. 27. HOGS-Actlve ,
higher. $3 20IJ3 85.
iJATTLC Steady. $2 50JJ5 00.
Slinni' Steady , $2.2-.H4,00. , ,
LAMUS-Sleady. $4.001(3 ( 25. _ _
Stock III Sliclit.
Tallowing are the recclptn at the four
principal western markets lor January 27 :
Cattle Hogs. Sh cp
Oiraha 1.4SU C.UI ! ! .41S
Chicago S.OOO 2I,0' 7,000
Kansas City 1 SIS 14 2IJ ( ,1G
St. LouN 2.009 7.0JO 230
Totals S.01I 3I.3J8 11.SOI
CONDITION OK THU WOOL MAIIKRT.
'J'radlnHT Mori * Moderate. lint firm nt
Current Quotation * .
BOSTON. Jlass. , Jan 27 The Commer
cial liulletln will tomorrow say of the wool
market : Trading In the aggregate has been
more moderate than last week , but thu
market Is very llrm at current quotations.
The chief movement this week ban been In
low and coarse combing wools and line-
toned wool One-quarter and three-eighths
blood qualities In both domestic and for-
elpn wool have been In good dtnand. The
sales of the wctni are 1,935000 pounds
domestic and 4C8000 pounds foreign , a total
of 2,4il,000 pounds , against 3y ] , m > > pounds
last week , and (1.5(0500 ( pounds for the mime
week last year The salis to date show a
decrease of 3.9J9.500 pound ? domestic and
2.fi2S,000 pounds foreign from thn Bales to
the same date In 1VJ3. The receipts to date
nhow an Increase of 1 29S bales domestic and
a decrease of E.53S bales foreign ,
LONDON Jan. 27. The wool auction sales
were continued today , with a good attend
ance and an ncthe demind. Merino *
teallzed extreme rates , while flno-hulred
scoured were eagerly competed for at fancy
prlcii" . GeclonKs of a better class and Nt-w
X.caland crossbreds were In good supply
and hold w < ll. Yorkshire and tha continent
took the bulk. The American representa-
thrs purchased some Block suitable for
their requirements. Capo of Good Hope and
Natal wool was In small supply and was
briskly computed for , Thtro were pome
withdrawal ! ) , owing ; to thn high limits Dur
ing the week so far 12,000 balct have been
sold and there were but 19,000 bales to bo
cold. Thu offerings today numbered 10,52
baits.
York Dry ( IOUIM Market.
NinV YORK. Jan. 27.-Today' demand
fur cotton tioods showed some Improve
ment. Hovcnil liberal transaction * wore reported -
ported In staple lotions lit full ncklng pilt'cn
and order * fiom ( tin Kcnenil publio went
iiiiiro numerous Denim * continue to harden ,
Illuae1 oil futloiiM are very Him with somu
disposition In look for turthcr nilvniiccn
shortl > Print cloths weri < not offereil and
JVc was dee lined for regular clothM PrlntH
and nlliRhamt were In model ate demand ,
but tlio tone of the market l strong. There
was a good demand for heavy woolens for
men's wear ill low prices. Dress goods ruled
Htvndy with fair prlic's. Burlaps arc stronn
and occasionally ! .e higher.
offer Mnrket.
NUU' YORK. Jnn. 27-COKPin-Optlons :
0 | ened steady at rtMiirallv f > points decline'
under realizing proilts ofie'red by yestenluy's
big advance : rallied slightly on renewed
tpeculatKu buying , following advance at
Hiivrc , Hamburg and Rio. continued largo
warehouse deliveries In this country nmt
coveringby shoits developed conslderablo
It regularity , bull nnd bear forces nollvelv
rontendlng to 'establish supremacy. Closed r > \
steady , 5 points higher to o points lower ;
sales. 46,750 big * . Including Pebruary at
J3Ko. March $3.73 : April. K SO ; May , $5 MM
5.90 : June. $3 3 ; July , JS.03 ; September , $ t , 15
ffiti.20 ; Ociober , $6.20ii ,25 : November , $6.23 :
December. JtJ.3JTj.40. ( Spot coffee. Rio ,
steady , No. 7 , Invoice , $ i.02No. ! : . 7 , jobbing ,
$7.12',4. ' Mild , hteady , Cordova , $7.50iH.W. |
Ciillfornln Dried PrnltH ,
NH\V YORK. Jan 27.-CAL1KORNIA
lin PRUITS-PIrm ; evaporated apples ,
common . 7fic ! , prime wire tr.iv , SMiSc ;
choice , OMJinHc ; fancy , 9\aiOc. Prune ? . 31i
JilOo. Apilcois , Royal , UJfllc : Moor Paik ,
l.lMlTc. I'eachcs , impacted , Sillcj ? ptclcd ,
Oil
OIL CITY. Jan. -Credit balances , $1.18 ;
certlllcatcs. no bid ; shipments , C3.SOO bbls. ;
runs. 01.010 bbls.
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
DR. E , C. WEST.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Vir. OR1GHU , ALL OIIICRS IMIUIIO\S.
Is sold under UC UMI Written Ouorantos
bj iiuthoilzMl nts 011(5,10 ( cure \VoaU Memory ,
IJIfzlni'sR. VVakoiiliHds. Kits Ibemti. Quick-
necs , Nlfilil Lo cKtll HirnniH. lTiU of Cond-
ilrnee , pr onHllPS' , ' . " .inlindc. nil Drains , Youlh-
ful Knors. or Exeriifl.To Urti of Tobicco , Opium ,
or Llimorhlcli lu.ldn lo Midori ( 'oiisllinptloil ,
l.miilty and Di'alli Al More or by mall $1 n box ;
six foi $ . ' ) ; with written guarantee to
euro or refund money. Sample package -
ago , ci ) n i ilniiiK tlvo ( Ins' tre.ti militvltli
lull instniclleiiB , vncenls. ( ) m > H.IIUDIO only sold
to enoli peibon Al tor orhy mill
iftTKed Labul Spe-
oial Extra HtreiiKtli
Tor tiupolrncy , Loss of *
Towt-r , Loit Mnnliood,1
"torllllv or Il-xrreness , ,
$1 a I ox ; six for { > " > , ultlil
Iwritton gunrantoo *
in ruiu m 30 diivs ,
< tolp or llv 'n11" ' ' .
Dllldii Urn if Co. , flolo'Agciiti ,
10th anil KAriiuiu , Oiunhn. Neb.
TOBPID LIVER
Dr. Radway. Dear Sir I huve been us.
Ing your mfdlclnis that IB , > our Pills and
Ready Relief These two medicines have
none me and my family more good than
i whole drug Htors. I am 53 years old.
used about six bates of your pills sine *
ist spring I am as lecular now and feel
ke a healthv man of 20 years
NOK , I want to find out about your Re
solvent , to u t > in case of a younff lady
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Purely vegetable , mllu un .ellabl *
Oauss perfect digestion , comjuuiu absorp
tion and healthtul regularity , tor tna
cure of all disorders of the Stomach , Bow
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Piles , HICK HEADACHE and all disor
ders of the liver. Price , 25c per box. Mold
by all drug-gists , or sent by mall on re
ceipt of nrlce.
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Be lure to eel "Radway'a. "
For Rats , Mice , Roaches ,
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j Other
Vermin.
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After ratine , all vermin Btck water nnd the open air.
Hence this Ullcr Is the most cleanly on earth.
For Sale by all Drucelnts. Price. IS Cents.
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05 William fitretL Ntw VorU.
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