10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FIUDAV , JANUARY 12 , 11)00. )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Liverpool Advance and Firmness of Provic-
ions StaatU Wheat Market.
SESSION DULL FXCEPT AT THE OPENING
\
Corn Clour * Onc-foiirtlt f'rnl I'll nuil
Ont * t'nclitinuril , While I'ro-
iN Hiiil IO to IU
Co Ills Higher ,
CHICAGO , Jnn. ll.-The wheat market
was steadied today by the Liverpool nil *
vance nnd the firmness of provisions. May
closing Hftlic over yesterday. Corn closed
' 40 up and oats unchanged. Final figures
In provisions were lOftlSUc up.
Liverpool administered a snub to the lo
cal wheat market today , showing nn nd-
vunre , although there wns a loss here yes
terday. Not further to offend Its best cus
tomer , first prices In the pit here were n
shade over yesterday' * close , Mny at Smft
C7c. The market was not a broad one
und ( luctuallonu were narrow the greater
part of the time. Then. was a fair de
mand early and as offerings were not
large the market rallied to 6H"fiCSUc. On
idling against calls this was losi , May re
ceding /7H5i67-V4C. ( . The strength of pro
visions had a steadying effect. The Htrcngth
of corn was also an influence. Excepting
some activity at tin- opening the session
wns dull. There was no Improvement In
the cash demand nor In the demand for
export. Cash bids were up lie , but bus
iness which utherwlPc mleht have been
done was shut oil by n lack of cars. Shorts
covered near the end of the session , prob
ably Influenced as much as anything by
uneasiness over the South African situa
tion. May closed llrm and U54e over yes
terday at 6Sc. New York reported ten
loads taken for export.
Seaboard elcrances In wl'eat nnd Hour
were cqunl to iltilMiflO hmhels last year. Pri
mary receipts were 191,000 bushels , against
< i43floi ) bushels last year ; Minneapolis and
Dilluth reported 111 cars , compared with
310 last week and 412 a year ago. Local re-
relpin were twenty-four cars , none of
which Graded contract.
Corn was llrm and , though generally dull ,
showed a little more activity than has been
the rule recently. Support came from the
Htremith of provisions and the small coun
try offerings , which Influenced most of the
buying. The elevators reported It almost
Impossible to make purchases west at
present figures. Receipts here were 472
cars. The shipping demand was slow ; May
ranged at from 33513.1'fce to 33sc , closing lie
over yesterday at 33'iTi33-e.
Oats wns tlrm In sympathy with corn and
provisions. The speculative trade was
light , Now York being the best buyer. Ex
port bids were 'U' up , but between the rail
rates and the car s-varclty little business
was accomplished. Local receipts were 1S1
cars. May sold at from 2iT : ' 'i24c to 2K(24V < iC
closing unchanged from yesterday at 2lc.
Provisions were strong and active the
greater part of the session , prices again
touching the high murk established last
week. Interests which sold out In the hope
of a greater break joined with shorts In
buying. 1 hero was also a good outside de
mand. The strength was based on hog re
ceipts under expectations ami better prices
nt the yards and recognizance of the fact
that ilollvcrlen on January contracts are
still very small. May pork ranged nt from
$10.8714 to $ I0.97'fefi 11.00. closing 12V.c over
yesterday at $10.93 ; May lard _ at from $3.93
JV/AU neau.
_ The Jeadlngjutures ranged as follows :
Article..fOpon. | Hjgjirjj.ow. i ciosei ! Yes'y.
Whe.1t I
Jnn. 64
May ' 41 s57iS
July 4 bi',6
Corn-
Jan. MTf , 30 % no } ;
-May 34 ! 33 %
July 31 31 33 i
Oats-
iU
Jan.
U
23TMfi *
May | 21
Pork-
Jan. 10 my 1065 10 60 10 6T > 10 G21
'May ' 10 S7i ! 10 97V4 10 S7'/S 10 S3 10 S21fc
Lard-
Jan. 5 S7' ' , { 5 75
May C 95 6 95 6 02' ' < 4 5 921i
Ribs- i
Jan. r 70
_ Mny _ 5 SO 5 70
* No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows1
FLOUR Steady : winter patents' , $3.400) )
3.oO ; straights. $3.00573.20 ; clear , $2.995(3.l6 ( ;
$3.30 13.50 ; straights' . $2.tioi/3.00 / ; bakers , "ji.oo "
WHEAT No. 3 spring , 62'iQ601 ' c ; Vo 2
" * '
red , 66' ' 5ii,7l < > c.
CORN-No ? 2. 31'4c : No. 2 yellow. 31'/.c. .
, -SfVrSNo' 2.,231Te3lic ; No. 2 white , 2o i
4j2olie ; No. 3 white. 2-4 irj2514c.
HYE-No. 2. 61li | 52lie.
BARLEY-No. 2 , M5/I4'/C.
SEEDS No. 1
llaxseed and norl""e3t'
$14j fji.GfO 4j % Prime timothy. $2.50. '
frlO.CiVj. I > nrd. pe'r 100 His. , G/rjJ/S.SO' ' Short
ribs sides ( loose ) . $5.6Mt5.S5. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) , $5.505)5.75 ) ; short clear
Ides ( boxed ) , $3. 05(5.S3. (
WHISKY-Dlstlllers' finished goods , on
basis high wines , per gril. , $1.2314.
SUGARS Unchanged ; cut loaf , $3.70 ;
granulated , $5.1S.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for today : (
Articles. Receipts. Shipm'ts.
I'lpur. bbls . 37,000 33.0CO
AVheat. bu . ia,00o
JJ" " ' . 1" ' . 337,000 .
itH , bll . 2S1.000 J'J3OIW
, I' " ; . 4.001) -1,000
Harley , bu . r,6OCO , 17,000
On the Produce exchanco today the but
ter market was steady ; creameries , 225j >
2 ! > ej dairies 17 i2oc. C'beese , llrm at 125il24e.
KKK , weak ; fresh , 17c.
Ni-jw YOUIC ( ; i\intAL .MARKET.
< lno < ii < l ( > nn for tlie liny on Vnrlonn
ConiliimlKK-n.
NEW YORK , Jan. ll.-FLOUR-Recelpts ,
14,601 bbls. ; exports , 12,579 bbls. ; quiet
but firmer , not being pressed for sale ;
Minnesota patents , $3.S55JI.03 ; Minnesota
seta bakers , $2.S3ff3.10 ; ' winter patents.
$3.6003.83 ; winter straights , $3.I05J3.45 ; win
ter extras , $2.555/2.00 ; winter low grades ,
$2.a5iJ3.30. Rye Hour , quiet ; fair to good ,
$3,151(3.30 ( ; choice to fancy , $3.355J3GO. Buck
wheat flour , weak at $2.005(2.23. (
CORNMEAL-Dull ; Drnndywlnc , $2.20 ®
RYE Eawy ; No. 2 western , GOl&c , f. o. b. ,
afloat ; state , 5&5J56c , c. I. f. . Now York , car
lots.
RARLEY-Steady ; feeding , 43' ' , < .5JIIfcc , c. I.
f. , Now York ; malting , 4905lc , c. I. f. , Now
York ,
BARLEY MALT-Dull ; western. 53565c.
WHEAT-Rceclpts , 71.000 bu. ; exports. 120.-
600 bu. Spot , steady ; No. 2 red , 75-c , f. o.
b , . alloat. prompt ; No. l northern , Duluth ,
78 ? c. f. o. b. . alloat , prompt , nominal ; No.
1 hard , Dilluth. SOTic , f. o. b. , nlloat , prompt ,
nominal ; No. 2 red , 73'ic , elevator. Options
opened steady und for u good part of the
* esslon displayed considerable firmness , ow
ing to good southwest buying , strength In
oorn and provisions and local covering. With
few exceptions the strength held all day
and the market closed UGl-He net advance.
-March. 76 3-16i757-li > c , closed at 751ic ; Mny ,
7313-lft5i74'tic , closed nt 73T4c ; July , TSKfl
7J7 e. closed at 73c.
CORN Receipts , 35,100 bu. ; exports , ro,217
feu. Snot , llrm ; No. 2 , IH c , f. o. b. . afloat ,
and 40sic , elov.llor. Options opened steady
and soon advanced on very wnnll country
ftalex , the rise in provlKlonx , higher cables
and export demand , closing llrm at < c net
ndvance. January , 40c ; AJny , 3D\v , closed at
OATS-Recclpts , 87.100 bu. : exports , 37.012
bu. .Spot , llrm : No. S. 29i-j No. 3 , 'iSVie ; No.
Q white. Kc ! ; No. 3 while. 3lc ; track mixed
western , 293(30Vac ( ; track white , ; ! li(85c. ( Op-
tlnim. dull und unlnteri'stlng.
HAY Firm : shipping. 72'i5JSOc ; good to
choice , ROUS7'.lc.
HIUICS-KIrm : OnlveBton , 20 to 25 Ibs. .
lOV c ; Texas dry. 20 to 30 Ibs. . Ulic ; Cull-
fornla , 21 to 25 Ibs. , 21'jc. '
HOI'S Quiet ; stale , common to good ,
1K > crop. Cc ; IMS crop , 709c ; Ihflfl crop , 125J
lie' , 1'aclllc coast , isw crop , Cc ; 189S crop ,
75io ; IkflDcrop , 125J14c.
LEATHER - Steady ; hemlock ioe. ? !
Buenos Ayres. light to heavy weights , 255J
l o ; uclil. 25Tl25'4c.
I'ROVISlONH-Hccf. steady ; family , JI2.5)
(313.00 ( ; mess , J10.50. llecf bams. f22.fOU23.lO ;
packet. Jll.SUji 12.00 : city extra India mess ,
J2UKW23.00. L'ut meats , quiet ; plckb'd bel
lies , 5.50Ji .75 ; pickled shoulders , $ I.5UAS.J ;
pickled hams. } s.M > 5i9.W. ( Uird , llrm ; wcsti-rn
utiMin clnn ii $0.20 ; January , $ ij.25 , nom
inal , relliuxl. llrm : continent. (6.40 ; South
America , JC.70 , comiiound , SS.S7'ifii.tiO. ; | J'ork ,
quiet ; inekn. )10.255TI0.75 : short clear , fll 23
i2.00 ! ; family , $12.00i12.&o. Tiillow , llrm ;
city. B < 4c bid. country. MdOB'ic.
RI E-Steady. domestic , fair to cxlrn , 4
Q6bc ; Japan , ) ? ii5o ,
MOIjASHICS Firm ; New Orleans open
kettle , good to choice , 32Q40c.
I-'UBKIIITS Nominal ; cotton , by steam.
Ke. to Liverpool ; grain , 3C3"d.
! iIETALS-Tln wus very llrm all day , with
i . ) < tno follnwlug n'rontr cnbl > . ' ami
n-l\l , . s fr. tn nuiM'Ir ' mnrk < t offcrlne. '
wenu mill h bigger prices , iitller-i enter-
tnlnlne mriflt nrhltrnry views. The othei
Oer-rtments of the Inral market were not
miiterlHlly clmiieod. At the clo o the Met ]
oxclianRn railed ii's ' Iron warants firmer
fquntntlon omitted ) ; tin , llrmer , with fi.1f
bid wnd J27.0H asked ; lake copper. unchniiRpil
nt $ lB.fiO ; lend , stonily with } l.70 bid nml
Jl.7.1 asked ; sprlter , quiet with $1.15 hid ami
H.Sfi askrd. Thf broker. * ' price for lead Is
ll.l" > mid for copper $16.50.
OMAHA < Ji\iilAI , MAIIKKT.
Condition of Trndp nnd ClnotntlonH on
Stnplp nnd I'nncr Produce.
EROS Receipt * light ; fresh stock wenk
nt 15V
DRESSED 1'OUM'RY-Gholco to fancy
turkeys , lie ; ducks , 9c ; Reese , 9c ; spring
chickens , 75j7'ic ; hens , 054070 ; roosters , 4
Q6c.
Q6c.LIVE
LIVE I'OULTRY-Hens. SHQCc ; spring
chlcktiip , fiijc ; old nnd staggy roosters , 3c ;
dtjcks , Co ; gcefX ! , c ,4e ; turkeys , Sc.
HUTTER-qommon to fnlr , 17',4c ' ; choice ,
lJli9c | ; separator , 2Bc ; gathered creamery ,
MoEONS-Uvc. per doz. , 75e.
VEALS-Cholce. Oc.
OAME-Duck. ' , mallards , $3.0051.1.23 ; blllo
wing teal , $1.75 ; green wing teal , $1.2501.50 ;
mixed ducks , $1.60572.00.
qYSTKRB-.Mrdlum. per call , ISc ; stnnd-
nrd , per can , 22c ; bulk standard , per gal. ,
$1.50 ; extra rclects , per can. 30c ; extra se
lects , per gal. , $1.75552.00 ; New York counts ,
per can , 37c ; Now York counts , per 100. 11.25.
HAY Upland , choice , $0.50 ; midland ,
choice , $ ; lowland , choice. $3 ; rye strnw ,
choice. $5.50 ; No. 3 corn , 27e ; No. 3 white
oats , 22i c ; cracked corn , per ton , $12 ; corn
nnd oats , chopped , per ton , $12.50 ; brnn , per
ton , $13 ; shorts , per ton , $14.
VEGETABLES.
NEW BEETS 1'or doz. bunches , 73c.
RADISHES Per doz. bunches. 4lc. )
LETTUCE Per doz. bunches , 40c ; fancy
hend lettuce , per bill. , $3.
SWEET POTATOES Per bbl. , Illinois ,
$3 ; Jerseys , $5 ; large bb'.s. , Kansas , $2.75.
POTATOES Per tU. , choleo. /Q40c. < .
CAHUAUE-Pcr lb. , 1140 ; Holland seed ,
lri5J2o.
'Al'MI-'LOWER Per crate. $2.50.
CRAXIIERRIES-HrU and IJllglc , per bbl.
$7.00 ; Jerseys , $6.6056.75.
ONIONS Retail way , yellow , 70c ; red , S5c.
t-'ELfcjRY t'et doa. , 25530o ; Calirornla , per
bunch , 4 575e. ?
TUUN1PS Rutabagas , per lb. , I'.io ; Ca-
nadlan , lHfil4C
MUSIIRUOMS-Pcr lb. box , 50c.
TOMATOES Florldn , per 6-basket crate ,
ll.oVao.W.
FRUITS.
APPLES Choice western shipping stock ,
$3.00Ti'3 50 ; New York stock , $3. 75i4. 00.
GRAPES Cntnwbus , per small basket ,
18c ; Malaga grapes , per bbl. , $7.0009.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORAXG&S-MexIcan , per box , $3 ; Cali
fornia navels , per box. $3.5003.75 ; California
seedlings , pur box , $2.755i3.00.
LEMONS California fancy , $3.75 ; choice
California , $3.50 : Messina , $4 ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case , $3.23.
NUTS Hickory nuts , large , per bu. , $1.10 ;
shcllbarkf , $1.25til.33.
FIGS California layers , per 10-lb. box ,
SI ; California carton , per 10-lb. box , $1.10 ;
Imported ilgs , per lb. , 13c.
DATES SO-lb. boxes. 5V40fic per lb.
MAPLE SUGAR-Per lb. , 9c.
HIDES. TALLOW ETC.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides , Sc ; No. 2
green hides , 7c ; No. 1 salted hides , OHc ;
No. 2 salted hides , b c ; No. 1 veal calf , S to
12 Ibs. , 9c ; No 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW. OHEASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
1 , Ic ; No. 2 , 3ic ; rough , 2c ; white grease ,
i03Ue ; yellow and brown grease , 2V403e.
St. LoitlN Grain and 1'rovlnlonn.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 11. WHEAT Higher :
No. 2 red cash , elevator , GS c ; track. 71' . 01
72c ; January , ' .S'/.c : Mny , 70070'kc ; July ,
67aic : No. 2 hard , C3066V4C.
CORN Higher ; No. 2 cash , 30'.4c ; track ,
31 5(320 ; January , 30V4c ; May , 32Uc.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 cash , 24Vlc ; track.
24c ; January , Sl'.ic ; Mny , 244c ; No. 2
whit * . 26c.
RYE-Hlghcr at Me.
FLOUR Dull and easier ; patents. $3.400 >
3.50 : extra fancy. $3.10 3.15 : clear. $2.7502.90.
SEEDS Timothy , $2.0002.35 ; flax , lower
at J1.IS.
. .
BRAN Higher ; sacked , east track , 660) )
6SVi-c.
6SVic.HAY Timothy , steady at $10.00012.00 ;
prairie , strong at $5.50.
WIIISKY-Steady at Sl.23',4.
COTTONTIKS-M.10.
i $ A G c ; i -nisrcitc. .
HEMP TWINK-Sc.
METALS Lead , higher at $1.65. Spelter ,
llrm lit SI.35.
POULTRY Stonily ; chlckene , 7c ; turkeys ,
7c ; ducks , Cfi"c ; geese , 50Cc.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , extra
shorts , $ . " > .62'i ; clear ribs , $5.75 ; clear sides ,
$5.S7',4. Bacon , extra shorts , $6.12'/i ; clear
ribs , $6.23 ; clear shorts , $6.37H. Pork , steady ;
loliblng , Jlo.12 . , old ; $11.73 , new. Lard ,
higher ; prime steam , $5.65 ; choice , $5.67 % .
RECEIPTS Flour , 5,000 bbls. ; wheat , 8-
000 bu. ; corn. 45,000 bu. ; oats , 43,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 5,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
37,000 bu. ; corn. 33,000 bu. ; oats , 22,000 bu.
Hiittrr , KKK nnd Clircne Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 11. BUTTER
Dull and easier ; fancy western creamery ,
2Mi'29V.o ; fancy western prints , 30c.
EGGS Quiet but steady ; fresh nearby ,
19c ; fresh western , 19c ; fresh southwestern ,
ISc : fresh southern , ISc.
CHEESE Finn.
EGGS Quint at 17'-c. '
NEW YORK , Jnn. 11. BUTTER R -
celpls , 3.5S5 pkgs. ; steady ; June creamery ,
2lfi2S'sc ; western , 25030c.
CHEESE Receipts , ,815 pkgs. ; Hrm : fall
niailc , fancy , small nnd large , 12 i013c ;
largo , late made , 1194012c ; small , late made ,
12f/12'4c.
EGGS Receipts , C.S54 pkgs. ; firm : west
ern , 20c , loss off ; western , ungraded - = r
'
CHICAGO. Jnn. 11 BUTTER Steady ;
creameries. C25C9c ( ; Dairies , 17025c.
EGGS Weak ; fresh 17c.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. ll.-BUTTER-Steady ;
creamery. ' . ' "fi 0c ; dairy , 205J23c ,
EGGS Quiet nt 17'/tc. '
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 11. BUTTER
Creamery. 22&J5c ; dairy , 20c.
EGG'S Lower ; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock , firsts , loc , cases returned ; Htor-
age , 10012c. _
Monthly StntcnifMit of Kxiinrtn.
WASHINGTON , Jan. 11 , The monthly
statement of the exports of domestic
brendstuffs. provisions' , cotton and mineral
oils from the United States Issued by the
Bureau of Statistics shows the following :
Bread-stuffs. $19,118,230 , a decrease as com
pared with December , 1SDS , of about $12-
fiOO.fiOO ; cattle and hogs , $2,011.776 , n decrease
of about $233,0no ; provisions , $15,310.357 , a
decrease of about $211.000 ; cotton , $12,831,110 ,
u decrease of about $14,000.000 : mineral oils ,
$5.476.027 , an Increase of $1,300,000 ; total , $67-
7K3.500. as against $93,4S4SCS for December ,
1S9S. For the twelve months the exports
amounted to $712o31.92- against $759,993-
103 for the twelve months of 1S9S.
KniihiiH City ( iriiln unit 1'rovlmlonii.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 11 WHEAT May.
fit Hc ; cash , * No. 2 hard. 02'Xic ; No. 3 , 50 >
ClHi' ; No. 2 red. C95i70c ; No. 3 , C20fiSc.
CORN-May , 30'jc ; cash , No. 2 mixed ,
SHWiflUc : No. 2 white. 2S-ic ! ; No. 3 , 29Vic.
OATS No. 2 white , 24''jC. '
RYE-NO. 2 , soc.
HAY Cljulco timothy , J9.0009.50 ; choice
prairie. $7.0. > ii 7.50.
RECElPTS-Whtnt , 12,000 bu. ; corn , 13,000
bu. : oats , 2.0ii l bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 11,000 bu. ; corn ,
5.SOO bu. ; oats , 10,000 bit.
LVL.COO | ! ( irnln nml ProvlnloiiN ,
LIVEIJiPOOL , Jan. 11. WHEAT Snot.
dull. Futures closed uuict ; March and May ,
5s9Vd. ,
C.ORN Spot. American mixed , new ,
steady nt L'xS'id ; American mixed , old ,
Htoudy at 3n 5jd. Futures , quiet ; January ,
February nnd March. 3s 3d.
PROVISIONS Lard. Amerlcairefined. . In
p. ills , steady at 31s Cd ; prime western. In
tierces , r,0s 5d. Ilncon , short ribs , stendv at
33s Cd. Tnliow , Auslrallan , strong at 27s 9d.
Tolfdu .MnrU.-t.
TOLEDO. O. . Jan. ll.-WHEAT-IIigher
anil llrm ; No. 2 cash , I5)c ) ; May , 72V c.
CORN-Oull but steady ; No. 2 mixed , 32c.
OATS-Dull but higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
24' , = . ' .
RYlC-Neitlccted.
SEEDS-Cloversced , dull but sleady ;
prlmo cash , old , $4.SO ; January , new , $3.65 ;
March. $3.70.
Mlniit'iiiinllN Win-ill nnd I.'lour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. ll.-WHEAT-lu
store : No. 1 northern. January , f3'tc ; Mrfy ,
K > 5)C5'.c ) { : July. fiti hjjtT Jjc' . On track : No. l
hard , G5Vjo : No. 1 northern. ftlTic ; No. 2
northeni. CT'dC.
FLOUR Flri-t patents. $3.3001.40 : second
patents. $ M i320 ; llrst clear , $2.1002.o.
BRAN Unchanged.
1'rnrlu .MnrUft ,
PKORIA , Jan. ll.-CORN-Hlgher : now
No. 2. 30- ' .
OATS- Firm : No. 3 white. 23 ? ; i2le.
WHISKY Firm , on the basis of $1.23Vi for
finished coods.
Iluliith > Vlu-at Market.
DULUTH. Minn. , Jan , Il.-WHEAT-No.
1 hard , cash. CUtc ; Nn. 1 northern , cash ,
fi * ) , p ; May. 7Uii : July. CS'ic ; No. 2 northern ,
fJ'.tc ' ; No. 3 spring , 5SiiC ,
.Mlltvnnkce firuln nrkct.
MILWAUKEE , Jan. H.-WHEAT-Mar-
k ? t slc.idj . No 1 north , rn RlfiS'1. ' ; Xn :
nortbein. raiiClr
11YKFirm. . No. 1 , &ri..r
nARLEY-Dtlll ; No. 2 , 4'Q(6c ( ; s-amplf , 3
MOVIJMK.VT * OF STOCKS \M > IIO.MIS ,
SpcculiitU \etlvKy by Hie llcnrs In
Siiuill Stock * .
NEW YORK. Jan. IIToday's stock mnr.
ket wns characterized by considerable m-
tlvlty on the part of the bear c < ntlngcnt ,
The raid , however , was restricted to n
small number of stocks , all of them In the
list of what are called ? pe < laities , Inclucl-
Ing the New York City public utilities nml
the older high-priced Industrials. There was
positive demoralization In these active
stocks. In contrast to the. fnlrly llrm under
tone nf the general list , and especially the
railroads. The occasion of the attack on
the Industrials wns of course yesterday' . !
utterances by the president of the Ameri
can Suirnr Reflnlnc conumny.
The friends of other slocks In the In
dustrial list made strenuous efforts to dif
ferentiate their movement from that of
Sugar and marked them up briskly at I hi-
opening In face of the violent break In the
price of the stock named , but the bears met
this maneuver with selling In such volume
and with such confidence that one after an
other of the specialties crumbled In price
nnd fell through a storm of dislodged stop-
loss orders , tovtn the railroad list was af
fected at last and the e.irller trains In that
department were generally wiped out. The
only prominent railroad slock in which the
net declines reached a point were Balti
more & Ohio , Burlington. Missouri Paclllc ,
Pennsylvania and Delaware < t Hudson ,
l vckawnnnn declined 2 points.
The rally before the close reduced alt net
declines In the railroads to fraitlonal limits
and rcKlstcrcil fractional gains In noniu
cases. The course of Sugar was extremely
erratic and feverish nil day. At the low
level It was over 8 points below last night
nnd 2i ! below the low level In the Deiemoer
panic. Its net loss Is 6. All of tile New
York traction and lighting shares were
severe sufferers , Metropolitan showing an
extreme decline of 9'6 , Brooklyn Transit i !
and Third Avenue 614. The gas stocks. Man
hattan , People's ( Sas , Tobacco , Federal
Steel , Sugar preferred and Tennessee. Coal
were off from .1 to 414. The borrowing de
mand for Sugar sent It to a premium In
the loan crowd before the close. A large
preponderance of the total dealings was
made up by this group of specialties. At
no level of prices was there any activity In
railroad stocks.
The strength In foreign markets on the
reduction In the Olllclal rates of the Bank
of England nnd the Bank of France was re
flected to this market and foreign arbitrage
brokers were good buyers until prices ros
above parity. Commission houses continued
practically Idle and there was no disposi
tion to speculate In railroads. The reaction
In prices wns sympathetic. The London
buying was insutllclent In volume to cause
notable heaviness in the sterling exchange
market , where the demand for bills was
very light. The New York banks arc re
ceiving large , remittances from the Interior
as well as from the subtreasury and rates
on all classes of loans were notably easier.
The bond market was dull , but held llrm
throughout. Total sales , par value , $1,205,00. ' .
United States old 4s. coupon , declined I * , ,
the 3s , registered , % und 3s , coupon , and old
4s , registered , li In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : Stocks were , still
stagnant here today , but the tone was llrm.
The action of the Bank of England In re
ducing Its minimum discount rale to 5 per
cent and the sequel of the reduction of the
French rate to 4 per cent encouraged some
continental buying of tintos and Spanish 4s ,
but neither London nor lerln ! showed any
revival of speculation. Americans wej'e
neglected except for Baltimore & Ohio se
curities , which we. bought on the encourag
ing earnings statement. Indian currency
commission "earmarked" 100,000 more gold
and 94,000 was engaged for the Argentine
Republic. The bank bought 31,000 In eagles.
The tendency in the open market was to
ward higher prices for gold because of In
formation that the Indian council was ob
taining a higher rate than usual for tele
graph transfers. Indicating that the demand
for gold In India may lead to exports oC
specie thither. 'Money was still cheap at
24-i ! Per cent , but call bills in the after
noon were rather harder on the gold exports
and a further decline In exchange. Foreign
exchange rates were us follows : Paris. 23.23 ;
Berlin , 20.49. Discount deposit houses hnvu
reduced deposit rates from 1 to 3 per cent ;
calK 31i. The Bank of Bengal raised its
minimum discount rate from 7 to 8 Dcr
cent.
cent.The following are the quotations for the
leading stocks on the New York exchange
today :
Atchlson 1914Union Pacific . . . . 45U
do pfd 58 % do pfd 73t :
Baltimore & O. . . . 57 % Wabash 71i
Can. Pacillc 9114 do pfd 20
Canada So 4S14V. . & L. E 9'i
dies. & Ohio. . . . i98' ' do 2d pfd. . . . 26 % ,
Chicago G. W. . . . ll\Vls. Cemtral . . . . 17
C. , B. & Q 119 % Adams Ex 112
C. 1. & L 14 Am. Express . . . .142
do pfd 46 , U. S. Ex 43
C. & E. 1 85 Wclls-Furgo E.X..120
C. & N. W 159 'A. Cot. Oil 33'4 "
C. , R. I. & P..101 % do pfd U1
C. , C. , C. & St. L. COli Am. Malting . . . . 6li
Colorado So 51i do pfd 27
do 1st pfd. . . . 41 Amer. S. & R. . . . 35 %
do 2d pfd. . . . 1414 do pfd S61i
Del. & Hudson..11314 Amer. Spirits . . . . 2V ,
"
Del. L. & W 173 I do pfd 17"
Den. & Rte G. . . . 17 'Amer. ' S. H 41
do pfd 6614 do pfd SO
Erie 10 % Amer. S. & W. . . . 47
do 1st pfd. . . . 30 % do pfd S9
Gt. Nor. pfd l 7Amer. Tin Plate. 29
Hocking Coal . . . 15 l do pfd SO
Hocking Valley. . 31 'Am. Tobacco . . . . M1/ ,
Illinois Central . .110 % do pfd 135"
Iowa Central . . . . 11 ? , A. Mln. Co . ; ! S %
do pfd 4S Brk. Rap. Tr . CS',4
K. C. , P. & G. . . . 7 % Colo. F. & 1 . 41 %
Lake Erie & W. . 2 ? Con. Tobacco . . . . 30 %
do pfd S3 do pfd.
Lake Shore 197 Federal Steel . . . . ! - >
Louis. & Nnshi. . . 7SH do pfd. 72
Manhattan L . . . . 92t Gen. Electric . . . .120
Met. St. Ry 16514 Glucose Sugar . . 49 %
rx. Central . . . . 10 % do pfd 93
Minn. & St. L. . . . 571 < Int'n'l Paper . . . . 22 %
do pfd do pfd 65'A
Mo. Paclllc S ) Lacledo Gas 78V.
Mobile & Ohio , . . 3714 Nat. Biscuit S314
Mis. , K. & T 914 do pfd 90
do pfd 3114 National Lend . . 25
N. J. Central . . . .116 do pfd 101
N. Y. Central..13314 National Steel . . . 41
Nor. & West Sl % do pfd W
do pfd r,7 % N. Y. Air Brake.133
No. Pnelflc 50 % No. American . . . . 11
do pfd 7316Pacific , Coast . . . . 19U
Ontario & W 31 % do 1st pfd. . . , M
Ore. Ry. & Nav. 42 do 2d pfd. . . . 6' !
do pfd 7 'Paclllc ' Mall 41 %
Pennsylvania . . . .128 % People's Gas 102-li
Reading 17'.4 Pressed S. Car. . . Bill *
do 1st pfd. . . . . 4914 do pfd S3
do 2d pfd. . . . 2S Pullman P. C..1S7
R. G. AV 57 Standard R. & T. 911
do pfd SO Sugar 114J
St. L. & S. F. . . . flli do pfd 110
do 1st pfd. . . . 6S Tenn. C. & I
do 2d pfd. . . . 32 V. 8. Leather . . . 1614
St. L.-S. W 9 % do pfd 73'i
St. Paul 11C U. S. Rubber . . . . 4114
do pfd 170 do pfd 103
St. P. & 0 115 AVestorn Union . . X5 %
Fo. Pacific 3B14 Republic. I. & S. . 20 %
So. Railway 11 do pfd 61
do pfd 53 P. , C. . C. & St. L. 77 %
Texas & Pacific. . 1414
Ex-dlvidend.
XIMV York Money Mnrl.rt.
NEW YORK , Jan. 11. MONEY On call ,
easier at SfiSVi per cent ; List loan at 3 per
cent ; ruling rate. 5 per cent ; prlmo mer
cantile paper , SU-fifi per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Heavy , with
actual business In bankers' bills at $ I.S6 %
for demand nnd at $4.S3'/i ' , for Hxty days ;
posted rates , J4.SI'and ' 4.SSJj4.S5'J ; com-
inrjclal bills. J4.S2iil.S3.
SILVKH-Certlllcntes , BS',4059ic ' ! ; bar ,
5Sc : Mexican dollars , 47',4e. '
BONDS Government , wenk ; Btatc , Inac
tive ; railroad , llrm.
The following are the closing ( imitations
nn bonds :
U. S. 2s. rt'g UC'/s N. Y. C. Is 109
do 3s , reg 109 > s N. J. C. gen. s..HS
da coupon 11) ) N. Carolina Cs..127
do 4B , reg 133I do Is 106
do new 4i . cou.l31N" | ' ' I'ac. Is 110
do o'd 4s , reg..113 % ! do 3s i5' ; ,
do coupon 113 % do Is 103V ,
do 5s , reg liN.V.C. & Ht.L.ls.101
do coupon 112 % N. & W. con , 4s. . 10 %
D. of C. 3 ( T ll'.l I do gen. 6s 123'.2
Atch. gen. 4s 99 'Or- ' . . . .s.iv. Is 110
do adj. 4s 7S % do 4s 101
Canada So. 2s..l07UO. 8. L. 6s 12S %
dies. & O. H4n. . . ! M ! do con. 5s 110
do 59 116 Reading gun. Is. . 8'1'i
C. ft N. con. If. . 133 R. (5. W. 1H Wide
do S. F. deb. os.llS Ht.L. ft I.M. c.Bs.UWi
Chi. Tcr. 4s Ol'yi-it.l , vS.I' ' . g.G .l2U
I ) & R. G. l8..1M'4St. ' Paul con 1113
do Is 9nHSl. P. . C. & P.lfUIM.i
1C. T. V. & G. Is.HOVi do 6s HS'4
Eric gen. ts 6S So. Railway 5s. . . 106 %
F. W. & D. C. Is. 7l's S. R. it T. C * * 2
Gen. K'.ectrlo 5s.ll7 Tcnn. n. M. 3s. . . . M
G. H. K S. A. 05.110 Tex. ft P. Is Ill
do 2s Hfi * Tox. & P. 2s. . . , 54
H. & T. C. 6s..HO'.i Union Pacific la..102
do con. Cs 110 .Wabash Is 11:1' : ;
la. Central Is..110 do 2i ! ' 3'.i
K. C. . P. AG. . Is. 67 West Shore 4s..Ill
La. now con. 4s..lOi.i'Wls. ' Central Is. . f3
L. & N. mil. 4s. . 97 iVn. Centuries . . . Sl',4
M K. & T. 28. . . . fid do deferred . . . . 5
do 4s M > , Colo. So. 4a E4'i
So. . .Paclllo I * feO',4 ,
Offered.
Ilnnk
ST. LOUIS. Jan. ll.-Clenrlngs. $5,939iO ;
balances , $613&fO. New York cxchniiEc , 75o
prfmluni nskrd.
BOSTON. Jan 11 Clearings , $ JIC25,435 , ;
balances. $2.160,910.
NEW YORK" . Jan. ll.-ClearliiBS. $201W7-
' 26- balances , 12,170.050.
CHICAGO. Jan , ll.-Clcarlngs , 123,112,131 ;
I -I ui. i- J ) ' , ) , ; (17 ( P isle.l CX' li.in o , $1 Si | |
4 s ' Ni\v Y rk tx < h.mcc. .1 * premium
ItAL'ri.M.iRK , ] . , , ! . 11. Clr.irlngs. $ I. < C1-
Kfi ; balances , $ : > ! . ( < $ .
ll.-ClcM.rlnR * ' ,
PHILADELPHIA , J.in. -
$16.3 .itS ; bnlnm-es. JM ! .712.
"onion Stork ( Imitation * .
BOSTON , Jan. It.-Cnlt lonni , OT7 I'cr
cent : time loans , 5fl6 per cent. Olllclnl
closing quotation ! ! of stocks , bonds nnd
mining shines : _ _ _ _ _
A. . T. & H. F-TTTTlMi do pfd fd
do , pfd .Vfy WIs. Central 17
Am. Sugar 114U Dom. Coal 41
do pfd Ill do pfd ll.i
Hell TwPl > honp..3M AU'h'xon 4 9S
Bo ton & A 210 Adventure ti
Boston Elevated. M',4 AllnucZ Mill. Co. 3
BoMon K Me..200 Ito'lnn & Mont..2,0
C. , B. & ( } 119 % Unite * Boston. 42
Fitchburg pfd . . .122 Cti ! . & Hcfln 710
< ! on. elec. iTfd..13i' Centennial hi'4 '
Federal Steel . . . . 4M4 Frnnkdn 1 }
do pfd 72 llumboUlt 1
Mnx. Central . . . . my. Osrcolu n
.Mich Telcphone.Uri Parrot " 9
Old Co'ony 2d'J Cjulncy ! ! >
HIM Dominion . . . 20 iMintn Fe Cop. . . . v4
Rubber | : l Tarn track ' *
Union Paclllc . . . . 45"i Wlnotm Hi
West End 92 .Wolverines . 40
do pfd 112 lUUh 26
West. Electric . . 40 I ,
London Stock ( Imitation * .
LONDON , Jan. 11.-4 p. m.-Closliig :
Consofs , money. . . tiT'VX. Y. Cpnlrnl..1W
do account. . 99 ppiinsylvnnla . . . . tiiy
Can. Paclllc mt Reading M
Erie llh NoPaclllc pfd. . 7.'i
do 1st pfd. . . . S.1',1 Atchlson 1 ! ' %
Illinois Central . . .1111Loulsvl lo M > %
U. P. pfd 75 % ( Jr.ind Trunk . . . . fits
St. Paul , com. . . . 1197 * Anaconda 8
BAR SHA'ER Steady at 27d per ounce.
MONEY-4 > 4 per cent.
The rate of dl eount In the open market
for rhort bills Is 35f3Td per cent ; for three
months' bills , yiitper \ cent.
\ < MV York Mlnliiu ; Stonkx ,
NEW YORK , Jan. II. The following
nro the olllcl.il closing quotations for min
ing shares :
Chol'nr : i Ontario 725
Ciown Point . . . . IP Ophlr 'i. . . fij
Con. Cal. ( < c Vi..l3'i : Plymouth S
Deadwood 55 Quicksilver 150
Gould & Currle. . 20 do pfd SWl
Hale & Norcros ? . as Sierra Nevada . . 40
llomestakn 5"i0.1 Standard 260
Iron Silver fO Union Con 2 : :
Mexican 28 Yellow Jacket . . . 20
Korclttn I'lniiuclnl.
LONDON , Jan. 11. The market for
American securities opened rattier better
In response to better overnight prices from
New York and was well maintained , with
business rather light. The closing tone was
llrm ; Spanish 4s closed at fitii/ltc : gold to tbo
amount of 63,000 was withdrawn from the
Bank of England on balance today and
.CIMt.OOO was transferred to the Indian cur
rency account. Gold premiums are quoted
as follows : Buenos Ayres , 129. 0 ; Madrid ,
2S.20 ; Lisbon. 41 ; Rome , 7.15. The rate of
discount of the Bank of England wns today
reduced from fi to 5 per cent. The weekly
statement of the bank shows the following
changes : Total reserve. Increase , 1,231OiiO ;
circulation , decrease , 2,000 ; bullion , In
crease , 1,231,735 ; other securities , decrease ,
2,227,000 ; other deposits , Increase , 693,000 ;
public deposits , increase , 1,193,000 ; notes
reserve , Increase , 1,169,000 ; government s-e-
curltles , Increase , 2.996.000. The proportion
tion of the Bank of England's reserve to
liability is 30.47 per cent , as compared with
3S.ES pur cent last week.
PARIS , Jan. 11. Prices were strong on
the bourse today , being Influenced by the
reduction In the bunk rates here and In
London. Foreign securities were llrm.
Rentes , however , continually purchased
and Spanish 4s were In good demand. Bra-
'zlllan securities further hardened owing to
the rise In the price of coffee nnd the Im
provement in the rate of exchange ; Rio
tintos advanced , but the upward movement
was no ! maintained : Knlllrs were fairly
steady. Three per cent rentes , lOOf for the
account ; exchange on London , 25f 23c for
checks ; Spanish 4s closed at 67.17V6Tho
rate of discount of the Bank of France was
reduced from 4'S to 4 per cent today. The
weekly statement of the Bank of Franco
shows the following changes : Notes In cir
culation , decrease , 69,450.000 francs ; gold
In hand , increase , 12,975.000 francs ; bills
discounted , decrease , 54,900.000 francs ; sli
ver in band , decrease , 2,750,000 francs ; treas
ury accounts current , decrease , 11,000,000
francs.
BERLIN , Jan. 11. Prices were firmer on
the bourse today , in consequence of easier
money and encouraging advices from west
ern bourses. Industrials were animated as
a result of the speech made by the minis
ter of foreign affairs , Count von Buclow ,
at the hiunchlng.yesterday of the new
Hamburg-American line steamer Deutsch-
land. Exchange'on ' Lomldn , 20 marks 59' ' ,
pfgs. for checks ; private rate of discount ,
9'A per cent.
BOMBAY , Jan. 11. The rate of discount
of the Bank of Bombay has been In
creased from 7 toS per cent.
Condition of the Trcnsnr- .
WASHINGTON , Jan. 11. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $253,629,259 ;
gold reserve , $322,691,556.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK , Jan. 11. COTTON Futures
closed quiet nnd steady ; January , $7 27 ;
February. $7.2fl ; March , $7.30 : April. $7.33 ;
.May , $7.36 ; June , $7.36 ; July. $7.40 ; August ,
$7. . " > S ; September , $6.91 ; October , $ ( ! .SO. Spot
closed steady at l-16c higher ; middling up
lands , 7c ; middling gulf , 7Tsc ; sales' . 239
bales.
NEW ORLEANS , Jan. ll.-COTTON
Flrmj sales , 11,150 bales ; ordinary , 61-16c ;
good ordinary. 69-lCc ; low middling , 71-16o ;
middling. 75-16c ; good middling. 7.c : mid
dling1 fair. 713-KV ; receipts , 3,301 bales-
stock. 3S5,3V bales. Futures steady ; Janu
ary $7.12537.14 ; February , $7.125j7.14 : March.
$7.145/7.15 ; April. $7.155(7.16 : .May. $7.16J7.17
June. $7.17fi7.19 : July , $7.19OT.21 ; August
$7.0'5i7.04 ! ; September , $6.055/6.67 / ; October ,
$6.54 Sj 6.53.
ST. LOUIS , Jnn. 11. COTTON Qulot nnd
unchanged : no sales ; middling , 77-16c ; re
ceipts , 2,396 bales ; shipments , 2.74S bales ;
stock , 101,20s bales.
GALVESTON , Jan. ll.-COTTON-Steady
at iVic. '
Coffee Mnrkrf.
NEW YORK , Jan. 11. COFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened barely
steady , with price * unchanged to 5 points
lower. In sympathy with weakness In Eu
ropean markets and under quite active
liquidation , following largo Brazilian re
ceipts ; later trading was vigorous. CoverIng -
Ing by shorts and active speculative de
mand followed renewed reports of the
bubonic plague , reduced crop estimates and
great strength In spot coffee. Prices ad
vanced 43 points from the forenoon depres
sion and the market was finally ste-uly.
with prices 155(25 ( points net higher ; total
sales , , ooOO bags. Including : January , J6.75 ;
hohruary. $6. < HMjC.93 ; March , $6.605i6.75 ;
April. J7.10 ; Mny , $6.805(7.20 ; June , $7 ; July
| < i.905n,25 ; August , $0.935(7.00 ; September
H J'o : Oet)1'or' ' $7.105(7.50 ; November
$7.105(7.20 ; December , $7.155i7 50. Spot. Rio
very Irregular and excited ; prices Urgely
nominal ; No. 7. Invoice , 7T c ; No. 7 , job
bing , SSJe. Mild , Cordova , S'/4ai2l4c.
Dry ( JoiiilH Market.
NEW YORK , Jan. Il.-DRY GOODS
Market conditions are without change of
any moment. Spot demand for staple cot
tons dull on both home and export account
and mall order business Indifferent. Tone
steady and prices unchanged ; prints quiet
but prices maintained ; ginghams tlrm ;
print cloths Inactlvo and no change In
prices ; cotton linings llrm , demand mod
erate ; molmlr.s and alpacas tenJIIng upward ;
hosiery and underwear well sold In both
cotton and woolen lines and tone of mar
ket OOll.
Suiiur Mnrkef ,
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ll.-SUOAR-Mnr-
ket strong ; open kettle , ; iv ? ( 11-lBc ; open
kettle , centrifugal , 3T 5/IHc ; centrifugal ,
plantation granulated , 4c ; whites , -l jf
l ie : yellow , 1'f.fi ' ! % < ; seconds , 2Ti5/c. )
MOLASSES-cjulot ; open kettle. 37filOc ;
contrlfusal. SliS c.
NEW YORK , Jail H.-SUfJAH Raw ;
llrm : rollniMl , llrmer ; mould A , $5.30 ;
stnndHrd A , $1.85 ; confectioners' A , $4.S3 ; cut
loaf , J3.15 : criiKlii'd , $5.43 : powdered. $5.15 ;
granulated , { j.u'i ; cubes. $5.20.
Ciillfornlii Dried I'rnllM.
NEW YORK , J.in. 11.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUII'S-Thcre was a small job-
bint ; buxlnoss reported for evaporated ; ip.
plon and the market was llrm on better
country advlicu and an ahscncn of sellers ;
ovnnorntcd armies , common , 65/c ( ! ; nrlnie ,
fi4(7c ( : choice , 7ii5V' : ( ; fancy. S' ' fjOc ,
PIUIIPS , P.Miki' per lb. , ns to size and qual
ity. AprlcotH. Ro > al. 125(15c ( : Moor Park ,
16 i'.S : . . Poachrs , peeled. SOfiKJe ; impeded ,
7'i5jU'c.
.NIMV York Live Slock ,
NEW YORK , Jan. ll.-BEEVES-Ro.
celpts , 19S head ; nothing doing ; feeling dull ;
cables t-tcndy ; cxportB , 530 cattle ; tomor
row , oil cat IU- .
CALVKS-Rccelpls. 262 head ; 400 on nnlo ;
veals steady at Jl.&nftS.K ; barnyard calves
stow at $2.50ff1m. ! (
SHEEP AND LAMBH-Recclnts , 3,033
bond : 19 cars on sale ; sheep , steady : lambs ,
HOW | and wlcady to lOo lower ; eight cars
unsold ; common to prime sheep , Sl.ootfj' '
4.021,5. ; medium to choice lambs , ? 0.ii > JJo.73 ;
no Canadian lamb.-i.
HOGS Receipts , 4.J62 head : one car on
ale ; xlow nnd weak at $ l.fi5ir < 4. ! > 0 : western
pigs. $4 fOti I 75 ; food to choice state pigs ,
Jl.7DTjl.SO.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Motarato R'cnipt * of Oattlo GB.IHO a Little
Better Feeling ,
FEEDING CATTLE INCLINED TO BE SLOW
11 OK * Take n Lively .J limp Not K
Co in I HUT < o Satisfy I'ncUcr-t'
N Slicen anil Lnuth.H
Just About Stead ) ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Jan. 11.
Receipts were : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclal Monday 2,5.10 5.M2 3,170
Oltlelal Tuesday . , & ! 0 9'JlO 3.9JJ
Olllelal Wednesday 2M1 W.241 i)7l )
Olllclal T.iunndny 2,017 C.Sw ) 1,20.1 ,
Four dnysi this week 11SOS 31.953 9.5U
Same days last week. . . . 9.SJI 1'J.OH 9,20.1
Same days week before. . 5so ifi.Mil ti.2s3
Same three weeks ago. . , ; ili ) 3ibi 0,5'JO '
Average price paid lor hos tor the last
\cvcral days with comparisons :
Indicates Sunday.
The Olllclal number of cars of slock
brought in udny by each road was :
Catlle. Hogs. S'h'p.
C. , M. & St. 1' . Hy 7 17
O. & St. L lly 2
Mo. 1'aellle lly 12 1 1
Union 1'aclllc System 4 21 J
C. & N.V. . Uy 3
K. , 1C. & M. V. II. U 12 2i
S. C. & 1' . Hy 3
C. , St. P. . M. & O. Hy. . G
IJ. , t M. U. H. H as
C. , H. & Q. Hy 3
K. C. & St. J
C. , H. 1. .t P. Hy. , east. . 1
C. , H. 1. .t P. Hy. , west. 1
Illinois Central
Total receipts . 7S 103 8
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Iluyoru. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 53 SOI
C . H. Hammond Co . 14ti nil 414
Cudahy Packing Co . 2. : B 307
Swllt and Company . 147 1XD ( ) 10S
Armour & Co . SI 1,171 251
Omaha P. Co. , K. C. . . . 125
Cudahy 1' . Co. , K. C. . . . 105
Armour & Co. , S. City . 1,272
H. Becker & Degan . 2SO
Vnnstint & Co . 7S
W. I. Stephen . G3
Hill & lluntzlngcr . 02
Henton > t Underwood. . . . 30
Huston & Co . 19
Livingstone & Sclmller. . 5T >
Hamilton & Rothschild. IS
Carey , Henton & Under
wood . 106
Dennis & Co . .S
Other buyers . 122 133
Totals 1.S9I 7,002 1,214
CATTLE The day's arrivals of cattle ,
were very small , as will be noted from the
table of recelsts above , and of the few
here ten loads were consigned direct to
packers from Kansas City and were not
offered on thle market. In addition there
were a number of loads of feeders in direct
to speculators , so that the number of cattle
actually on sale was small.
While there Is no occasion for reporting
much Improvement In the fat cattle market
today still there was undoubtedly a better
feeling to the trade , due to the fact that
there wore only ten or a dozen loads of
steers on sale. Buyers did not act as > if
they were especially hungry for the cattle
nor did they show any great disposition to
advance prices any more than absolutely
compelled to. They are evidently of the
opinion still that prices nt this point have
been too hlch as compared with other
markets. One of the buyers remarked that
It was money In their pocket ? to buy cattle
In Kansas City and ship them up here the
way cattle are selling at this point. The
most of the cattle here today were on the
commonlsh 6rder , excepting one choice
bunch which brought $3.90. Shippers must
bear In mind that cattle arc selling way
lower than they were , the decline for the
last ten days amounting to 255j40s , accord
ing to the quality of the cattle In question.
The feeling on the market for cows and
heifers was also Improved somewhat and
the market was a little more active , so that
practically everything changed bunds In
good season. The market on bulls , stags ,
etc. , was nt least steady.
Speculators had In several loads of cattle
direct from the country , and at the same
time there were a good many of the cattle
which they bought yesterday nnd day be
fore still unsold. The result was that the
market was weak and had there been any
fresh arrivals to amount to anything it Is
safe to say that they would have sold con
siderably lower. Representative sales :
STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 730 1 00 10 1070 4 65
1 740 4 00 7 1094 4 65
4 700 4 00 6 1171 4 65
2 920 4 03 19 1227 4 70
L' HUG 4 25 20 1203 4 73
1 10IU 4 40 20 1232 $4 S3
25 ia.14 450 18 1223 4 M
2 1023 4 55 1 1300 5 00
9 1057 4 CO 2 13U3 523
14 112S 4 Co 19 1416 590
COWS.
1 910 2 00 2 1045 323
1 520 2 25 1 1280 3 ffi
> S90 2 2J 1 1020 3 35
1 fiSO 2 : I5 ti 1091 3 10
1 710 2 33 1 1190 3 40
2 915 3 ! H 1 1160 3 40
1. 910 2 Ho 1 1450 3 10
] 910 2 35 S H2I8 3 15
4 832 2 40 2 1255 3 15
1 940 2 LO 9 10J1 : | 45
1 1020 250 1 1090 3 50
1 980 1 ! CO 1 1360 350
2 835 2 00 1 1300 350
1 S90 2 IV > 3 1110 353
G 1028 2 IS 2 1103 355
: 870 2 7.r , 3 1143 355
1 1110 2 S3 22 793 3 M
1 9SO 2 83 9 980 3 60
Z 1010 200 1 1120 3 65
1 1040 .TOO 3 115 3 75
1 1050 300 1 1000 380
1 1020 300 4 1215 3 SO
1 1020 3 00 2 95 3 80
1 970 3 00 12 1192 3 80
1 1220 3 ( t 1 1050 3 fifi
1. , 6GO 3 00 < 1157 3 Si
2 1025 301) ) II 1K8 ( 3 S3
3 970 3 00 2 1215 3 85
1 SOO 3 10 21 960 3 90
4 1087 3 10 20 10W , 3 PO
1 1010 3 10 1 1000 385
S 9M 3 10 7 1215 395
1 1230 3 H 3 14M 100
2 1010 3 15 1 12ifl 4 00
1 1150 3 11 2 1120 4 00
2 1140 3 in 1 11SO 4 ( V )
2 1050 3 15 1 51V ) . ) 00
17 994 3 20 4 1070 4 m
2 1135 3 2' ) l..i 10M 4 10
1 1010 3 20 G 1111 I 10
1 80 3 23 3 12S6 4 10
1 1040 3 3i 11 10S7 4 10
7 951 a 25 3 9TO 4 15
] 5 1104 325 1 1420 4 20
7 1147 3 25 1 1240 4 25
2 10SO 3 2 * 1 1100 125
2 11SO 3 23BULLS.
BULLS.
1 1490 3 tt ) 1 1160 350
1 1270 3 00 1 1210 3 f.0 .
2 11W ) 3 23 1 790 3 50
1 1070 325 1 1020 3 6.1
1 1360 3 23 1 1630 3 fir
1 1320 3 25 1 1620 3 S3
1 14M 3 25 1 1410 4 no
3 1220 3 Hi 1 1110 4 00
1 1510 3 51
STOCK COWS ANIJ HKIPKHS.
610 1 fito ; i 50
1 460 I ! 00 i G.Y ) : i 01
1 851 3 00 i rio 3 so
1 940 3 ( W 1 510 3 M
1 3V ) 3 01 3 401 4 15
40 40S 3 f > 0 C 4SI1 23
1 800 ? 10
STOf'KKHB AND KKKDRRS.
31 426 2 50 1 740 I 30
1 650 3 00 7 < S7 I 10
2 fi91 I 40
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
l' . . . . . . . . . 740 II 10 12 ! * 8 4 40
1 670 3 25 10 716 4 10
1 770 3 25 22 094 40
2 620 : : 40 ' - ' ! ) V > I 13
i osn a 40 2 770 4 50
1 720 .1 10 1 9RO I 50
6 ffll 3 60 6 7Sr 4 f.'l '
1 740 3 6 3 26 I 50
1 570 .1 70 3 rift 4 W
1 710 3 SI 7 R7I 4 GTi
3 1010 390 9 Sfi5 4 60
1 M 4 00 3'1 ' TO I 60
1 630 I 00 1 550 4 ( B
1 950 4 fiO 10 ] 0 G 4 70
3 M I ft ) 1 67fl 1 75
3 74ii 4 25 4 3S7 500
2 430 1 25STAGS.
STAGS.
3 1150 3f.O 1 1370 400
1 1260 373
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
17 123 ! 4 fs5 20 1209 5 W
HTEERS-TEXAS.
19 10S7 4 Oil
COWS AND HEIFEHS.
2 11M ) 323 10 1111 3 n ,
10 1073 3 Wi n 1101 5 S3
HEIFERS
1 699 3 M i 712 390
WESTERNS.
COLORADO.
30 fordrrs. . 7.V ,180. 45 feeders. . 453 4 M
llOtiS The llrst move of the buyers till !
morning was to bid $ l. o for most every ,
thing , but that did not bring many hog.
and buyers were forced to raise their hands
still higher and It became a $1.4051.12 * < s mar.
krt for good mixed loads. A few of tin
best lends sold a little above that , the tot
being $1.50 for a load of good heavyweights
It will be remembered that the hogs yes-
let-day sold nt a range of $ I. . 1M. lit. with
the lom ? string nt $ l.3J s 1.35. That would
make today's market Wji.lo < - higher. Tin
market was active at the advance and tin
hogs all changed hands at an tarly hour.
It will be noted from the table ol average
prices above that the advance carried tin
market today to a point that la iBc higher
than the market of one week nto. Tin
market for the week has cnlncd about 7'4c ' ,
Pnckc rs set m to want the hogs nt present
prices and arc free buyers. In fact they
have not been getting as many as they
could use. us evidenced by the fact that
'hey are shipping In a good many from
other market points. Today Armour had In
fifteen doubles from Sioux City , Repre-
sensitive sales :
SHKWl'-Tliero were not many hero nnd
tlio buyers boliffbt tliom nt Just about
steady prices , tlmiich the trndo wns Blow-
to wbnt It has been on some days of Intc.
However , the offerlnRS of killing stuff were
all taken In coed season. One bunch of
wpstprn Inmbs sold up to $5.90.
Quotations : Good to choleo fed ycnrllnpi ,
J4.65ffl.S5 ; Rood to choice wothers , $ -I.COf4.65 ;
Kood to choice fed ewes , $4.10ff4.30 ; fair to
peed fed cwe-s. M.KVM.40 ! ! ; Rood to choleo
native lambs , J5.75OC.OO ; Rood to choice fed
western lambs , J5.r vgo.90 ; fair to good fed
western Iamb1 ? , } 5.26@5.60 ; feeder wethers ,
$3.75 3.00 : feeder yearlings , J4.00@4.25 : good
to choice feeder lambs , $4.25j'4.60 : fair to
peed fcedlnK Inmbs , I4.00Q4.25 ; feeder ewes ,
$2.25'H3.00. ' Kepr entattvo aslcs :
No. AV. rr.
1 cull wether 80 J3 00
3 old owes 71 ! 350
CO ewes S7 4 00
72 ewes 101 4 25
231 wethers las 450
10 western yearlings R4 4 75
S yearlings 93 r 00
12 yearling wethers 90 fi CO
40 western lambs 66 625
fit western lambs 66 6 35
116 western lambs 67 550
Ml western lambs S4 590
1 lamb 50 400
2 lambs 50 40 }
1 lamb 50 400
6S cull feeder lambs 66 4 55
Scull feeder lambs 52 455
57 cull feeder lambs 5t 4 55
2 ewes 190 475
3 native lambs 113 COO
CHIC.VOO 1,1 V13 STOCIC MAIIKKT.
Ciood I "lit SUM'I'M Stronir ntul IIlKber ,
HOITN Advanced , IninliN I , < MV < T.
CHICAGO , Jan. ll.-CATTIE-Good fat
native steers stroiiR to lOc blslicr ; others
steady ; TVxans strong ; butcher stock , canners -
ners and feeders , about steady ; good to
choice , $5.255(6,50 ( ; poor to medium , tl.OOpl
5.00 ; mixed KtookersJ3.00I3.S5 ? ; selected
feeders , tt.201JI.75 ; peed to choice cows.
$3.407l.75 ; ; hclfors , $3.50 4.90 ; canners , J2.25
< fJ3.oo : bulls , $2.00ift.50 ; calves , JI.SOQT.GO ;
fed Texas beeves , $ l.25f(5.25. (
HOGS 5JJ10c higher ; closed steady ; good
clearances ; highest prices for three months ;
mixed nnd butchers , ft.35JM.60 ( ; good to
choice heavy. $4.50fi4.67',4 ' ; rough heavy , 5.4.35
ff4.iK ; light , $4.30571.52Vj ; bulk of sales , $1.45
0J.CO.
SHIOEP AND I < AlinS-StronB ; lambs , lOc
lower ; native wethers , $ t.40JT4.9fl : Iambs ,
$1.5085.20 ; WPStern wethers , $ l.30@l.75 ;
western lambs , $5.EOW6.15.
Hecelpts : Cattle. 7,500 head ; hogs , 31,000
head ; sheep , 17,000 head.
St. I.ouln I.lve Stiielc.
ST. T.OriS , Jan. 11. RATTLE necelpts ,
2.500 head , including 1,200 Texans ; market
steady ; native shipping nnd export steers ,
fl.75S6.60 ; dressed beef and butcher steers ,
11.10ft 1.50 ; steers under 1,000 Ibs. , } 3.405f4.50 ;
stoekers nnd feeders , X2.75Ji4.65 ; cows and
heifers. J2.00fi5.00 ; canners , $1.5093.00 ; bulls.
f2.60ff4.50 ; Texas and Indian steerH , $3.50 ®
4.75 ; cows nnd heifers , $2.40fj3.SO.
HOGS Receipts. 10,400 head ; market
strong nnd 5n higher ; pigs and lights , $1.35
ST4.45 ; packers , $4.35574.50 ; butchers , $1.505 } )
4.6716.
SI1K10P AND LAMBS-Recelpts , 700 head ;
market strong and active ; native muttons ,
(4.23575.00 ( ; lambs , $5.0076.35 ? ; culls nnd bucks ,
$2.50571.50 ; stockers , $3.00(53.25. (
ICiiiiHim City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITV , Jnn , ll.-CATTLE-Re-
celpts , 3,600 natives , 1,000 Texans ; market
active , strong to lOc higher ; heavy mitlvo
steers , $4.S55i0.10 ; lightweights. $4.605(5.45 ( ;
Btockers and feeders. $3.355(5,00 ; butcher
cows and heifers , $3.10555.00 : canners , $2.61
873.10 ; fed westerns , $3.S5 < cf4.K5 ; western
feeders. $3.255(1.50 ; Texans , $3.70574.10.
HOGS-Itecclpts , 12,300 head ; market very
active , ruled 55710c higher ; heavy and
mixed. $4.4354.57',4 ; llRht , $4.25 4.50 ; pigs ,
SIHOICP AND LAMHS-necelptH. 3,800
lieail ; good all around demand at advance
of 10f(15o ( ; lambs , J5.25ft6.00 ; muttons , $4.25
r/5.00 ; Ktockers and feeders , } 3.50i4.50 ? ; culls ,
$2.505/3.50.
SI. JoMPlili Live Slock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , Jan. 11. ( Special. )
The Journal fiuotes :
C'ATTLB Hecelpts. 700 head ; market ac-
tlvo and steady to lOc higher ; quality very
[ ominnn , natives. $ l.2T > y5.10 ; Texas nnd
westerns. $3.90fG.IO ( ; cows and heifers , J2.2.vi ?
1.15 ; bulls and stags , $2.255(1.65 ; yearllngH
mil calves , $ l.uOfstockers < ; and feeders ,
[ 3.501(4.65 : veals. $1.005(7.00. (
HOUS Ili-cclptw. 4.KK ) bead : mnrkot 55flfc
lilgbcr. elcs-liiK lint 10 ' hlKher : all grades ,
M.37HTi4.55 ; bulk of Kales , $ l.455j 1.50.
HH13EP Hfcelpls , 200 bead ; market
Ktrong ; fair- sheep und yearlings , $ I.W ;
lambs , $0.75.
Slni-U In Klclil.
KnllnwInR arc < ho rctTlpt.s nt the four
principal western markets for January 11 :
Cattle. HOKH. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.017 6 > v ) 1.200
-lili-airo 7,500 Sl.OOit n.Uft
k'ansas Cty | 4.f/iO 12.1f ) 3.M)0 )
t. l/uila 2.500 JMW 7W
Totals 16,017 CO.OGO 22.703
rONC 1853
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