THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SfXDAT , JAXt'AKY 21 , 1000. 121
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Jobbers Do Not Ixpcct Much Demand for
Winter Merchandise.
SPRING GOODS NOW CLAIM ATTENTION
tniiNiiall ) I.III-HC Number of
Order * Cumins to llnnil Mi-r-
chntitx ( MMicrnll- I'li'iiNi-d ullh
UKSOIINOII UN Whole.
The condition of 6maliii'H trade during
last week line been very sHll fuctofry. job-
b rs arc no longer complaining of the tin-
Mu.fonp.blo weather , but uro buy getting
thi-lr spring lines In nhnpo and Hiving little
thuuKht lo trade In heavyweight goods.
Now that the demand for winter Hoods Is
practically over with In most lines local
Jobbers llnd that they by no means have
him n bad season. Retailers bought lib
erally onrly In the full in anticipation of n
bl winter demand , which undoubted , y
would have been fully realized had there
been the uiual amount of cold weather ,
but as It was , retail trade In many sec
tions was rather light on cold weather
goods , so that duplicate orders were not us
nutneroiiM n usual. The fact that dealers
bought unusually heavy orders last fall
went a long way.- , however , In making tip
for the lack of duplicate orders , during
the last few weeks , so that jobbers really
have very little to complain of. On the
contrary they have much to feel encour
aged over , as nearly all local jobbers report
the largest and best assortment of advance
Hprlng orders that they have ever had this
early In the season. It would seem then
tlmi retailers out through the country ate
In pretty good shape and have plenty of
confidence In future trade. There were very
few changes last week In market values ,
though there was the name llrmncss all
along thr line that has prevailed for many
months past and what few fluctuations
were reported were In the nature of ad
vances. Lot nl retailers reported u nice.
trade last week , as the weather conditions
were such as to bring out the shoppers In
lariru numbers.
CrocrrlrM Ailvitnrc Slmrplj- .
Wholesale grocers had another bis run
ot business last week and say that in vol
ume of sales they uro making good sub
stantial gains over the showing made dur
ing the corresponding period of last year.
The general tone of llio market Is firm ,
with an tipward tendency and In several
cases miotablo advances were reported. Hie
sugar market was rather excited last week
nnd advanced sharply. It Is now G-lCc
higher than It was ten days ago , which
Is the sharpest advance which has taken
place In several months. All grades uro
affected by this rife and Indications are
thought favorable for still higher prices.
Coffee. Is also going up rapid y and local
jobbers are freely predicting that It Is go
ing to continue to advance. They say tliu
visible supply 1ms decreased since October
1 about l.iuO.OO' ( ' ) bags ) , which Is a good Indi
cation that consumption has very materi
ally Increased and for that .m1lso'nr' ! ' ' -
Ing for an advancing market. 'I hero V.IIH
very little If any change la week in
canned goods. thoiiEh the market Is In a
very strong position. Especially Is this
true of 'corn nnd tomatoes , which are per
haps a trlllo higher than they were a week
ago and are much llrmer In tone than they
have been for some time past , iho only
change in farinaceous goods was n still
further advance In beans , which also In
cludes California dried limns. Common salt
advanced 15u pur barrel last week. which
carries It to the highest point reached In
several years.
"Will Maintain Value * .
Hardware jobbers cay they are Just be-
ci inlng to get started In on the new year
a 1 nnd that present Indications point to
? ven greater prosperity than was experi
enced durliiff last year. Not ono of the
leant encouraging ff-atures Is the lioa thy
condition of the market. Jobbers say that
tliero Is no doubt but what there s going
lo bo the same scarcity of goods this year
as last , which means that there will be no
surplus of stock to have a weaken nc n-
llueneo on fho market. Then top , the In-
dlcatlomi are that the demand will bo oven
greater than It was a year ago , so that
those who are Hi a position to know say
that there Is not the slightest doubt but
what present values will be maintained for
at Icrtat the first six months of the year ,
and an far as known at present there Is no
reason for thlnklnir that there will bo any
change in tor In the year. Many dealers
are so confident that they are predicting
Btlll higher prices and sny that the top has
not been reached by a long ways. Local
Jobbers report conditions In the territory
tributary to this market most encouraging
nnd uro looklne for the heaviest run of
spring business over experienced. Retailers
ors out through the country have , as
general thins , had a good trade , all winter
nnd consequently are buying heavily for
spring. Collections are In coed shape nnd
no complaints of any kind are heard. The
market was without special feature last
week. Nulls and wlro uro in a very strong
position , though no quotable change ha *
taken place since the advance of 25 per
cent , which went Into effect the 1st of the
year. Practically all lines are very linn
but quotations remain the same.
Dry GoodH Firm.
Dry cood.i men are still busy getting Ir.
their spring goods. They uro rapidly get
ting UicJr Blocks In shape , Jiowever , ami
como Bprlnggood's ' duive already beoi
whipped. This week will probably see the
real conimciiccmonti of wprlnjj shipments
nmJ , judglnc from tlio way orders nre com
ing liv at the iprosent time , Jobbers say it
will b a lone tlmo before Uiey will ge.t
< -a UK tit up. Tiho fiu-t 'thnt the weather Sins
born rather unfavorable ! for the demand
for winter good does not seem to stop re
tailers 'from placing very liberal orders for
spring anil summer goods ami If the pres
ent rate bo maintained throughout the year
Jobbers say tihey will 'have ' Iho be t trade
on record. There were no changes In mar
ket quotations worthy of mention , thoim'h
practically all lines nre as firm as ever with
the same upwaixlitondejicy ,
IlllllllPICOOllH SIOIV.
Nothing of much Importance took phioi
last week with 'boot ' and choe jobbers. Tuiey
too , are getting In stocks and preparing ti
Hturt lifting Mie.lr advance orders , of which
They have < i liberal .supply. Traveling men
am pending In very favorable re-ports from
various sections of Mils part of the country
nnd are all predicting an Immense trad'
when It fairly gets started. The facet tha
they have already obtained moro than tin
usual ii'iimbor ' of orden * for tills season o
the year speaks well for future business.
Not much c-an bo said of the rubber busl
ness , tin thorn practically Is none. Uubbe
I'hoos ' nor I'lol'hing ' have not been in demnm
for ome tlmi ) and consequently jobbers ur
receiving very IIUlo Immediate business. A
near as can lie learned roiullers' blocks ur
< | Ultk ) heavy and It Is fcarnl that consider
able will bo curried over until next year.
The hldo market IK weak and uiwettlei
and r.ither unsatlnfartory t both the buy
li.g and selling Interests. No. 1 and No.
raited bidet ) feli elf ' < , ivnt last' week and th
markcit Is still nnsoUled.
I ' 'nil I nnil I'rodnee.
Very IMtlo of Interest tank placn on th
fruit nnd produce imirkot last week. Trad
In most lines waw decidedly draggy and th
markets wlWivmr jK > eliil features. I'rlues 01
fruits nnd vego-ta-blos sire practically th
sumo UH they were a wuok ago. A fov
MiM'Wberrlos ' wore revolved hint week froi ;
Florida , but weru incut too lilgh priced t
lo very i > opnlar.
Tim egKinarker , under the Inllnence of In
neaslng rerolpiH , fell off considerably , a
will be seen from the- ( ( notations below
Poultry UIIH also in good rpoolpt nnd , al
thoiiKh there was a good demand , price :
wo.ikunod tninewJnu. lUitter came In quit
freely , hut tlu ro wa little or no fliange li
quoHitloiiM. Oys > li rs nlsi remain the s.une ,
thoush the supply Is
OMAHA < ; IMH.U : : , .IIAUKKT.
Coiidlllon of 'I'rinlo nnil ( Initiation *
.Staple , nnil I'nm-y I'rodiiei- ,
EiGS-Recelpt ( , Increasing ; freah stocl
weak at I3e.
DRESSED POl'LTRY-Cholce to fain
turkejs , lie ; ducks , So ; geese , 9c ; uprln
chlckemi , 7i08c ! ; hens , tiiiii'.ic ; roosters , l
LIVE POULTRY-Hcns. fie ; spring chick
ens , Cc ; old and staggy loostcrs , Sc ; ducks
G'jc ; gcoje. . CHc ; turkeys , 7c.
lU'TTER-Common to f.iir. Jfi'is ; cholc _
lS4H9c ; separator , 'J5c ; gathered crcamerj
"pKiEONH-Llve. per doz. . 75c.
VEAl-S-Cholce. Sk\
GAME-DuckH , mallards , blu
wing trnl , $1.75 : green wind teal ,
mixed ducks , $ l.tOf | ' .00.
OYSTERS Mmllum , per I'.in. ISc ; slam
ard , per can , Sic ; bulk t < iandard , per gal
( I 25 ; extra M'lorts. per can , ? 0c ; extra * e-
lects. per gal. , li.tiQfl.75 | ; New York eounts ,
per c-an , 37c ; Now York countx , per 1 > . $1.25.
H AY - L'pluncl , choice. ftl.M ; midland ,
choice , $ S : lowland , choice. $5 : rye htraw ,
ch"lce $5.50 : No 3 corn 27c ; No , 3 whin-
oat a , 22 > : c. cracked t-urn , per tun , $12 , torn
Hiul oatn. < lioppod per tnn. $ l"i" . bran , per
VEGETABLES.
SPINAi'HPer box. $1.
NEW BEKTS-1'rr doz. bunches , 75c.
RAniSIIKS-rer dnjs. bunrhes. 40o.
I.KTTPCK Per doz. bundle * . 4h ( ; ; fancy
bond iPtttlio , per bbl. , W.
SWEET POTATOES-Per bbl. . Illinois" ,
$3 ; Jerseys. $5 , large bbl. * . , Knti ai , $2.75 ,
POTATOES-Per bu. , choice. 3 ff40o.
CAHBAGE-Hollnnd seed. 2c.
CAI'LIFLOWER-Por crnto , $2.50.
ONlONP-Retall. yellow. 7 c ; red , R61WC.
CELFRY-Por . ' California ,
- doz. , 2.1'JSOc ;
| MT bunch , tOT/'So.
TPRNIPS Rutabagas' , per Ib. , 1'ic ' : Ca
nadian , IHo.
MfS 11 ROOMS-Per Ib. box , 50c.
TOMATOES-Florlda , per 6-baskct crate ,
SI.60.
APPLKS-Cholee westfru shipping slock ,
3.WUl-W' Xfw York stock , $3.75tH.O ) ;
fancy , Ji.25H4.Eo.
GHAPliS-Malaga grapes , per bbl. , $7.001 ?
9.00.
CltAXniClUUKS-Ucll nnd Bugle , per bbl.
I i ; Jersey. , M.T5.
OIIANGKS .Mexican , per box , 13 : Cali
fornia navel * , per box , J3.WMJ3.75 ; California.
srodlliiRs. per box , J2.75R3.t/l.
LKMONS-Callfornla f ncy , $ J.73 ; choice
California , $ .1.r,0 ; .Messina , 14.
MISCKLLAXKOL'S.
IIONICY-Per 24-sectlon caae , } 3.25.
NPTS-IUckory nuts , large , per bu. , $1.53 ;
shnllbnrk. " . $1.35.
K1OS California layers , per 10-lb. box ,
$1 ; California carton , per lo-lb. box , $1.10 ;
Imported lies , per Ib. , 13c.
13ATKS-CO-lb. boxes , SH'd'Je per Ib.
-MAPLi : SUOAH-Per Ib. . OfilOc.
UiDKS , TALLOW , 13TC.
Il'IDKS No. 1 green hides' , fc ; No. 2
green hide. * , 7r ; No. I salted hides , 9c ;
No. 2 salted hides , 8c ; No. 1 veal calf , S to
12 Ibs. , 9r ; No. 2 venl calf , 12 to 15 IbS. , Sc.
TALLOW. OKI3A8K. BTC Tullow. No.
1 , 4c ; No. 2 , 3i c ; rough , 2c ; while grease ,
2' > i 3'ic ; yellow nnd brown crease , 2',4i3c. '
.MOW YOU1C ( ! i\HHAI : , .M.iltlCliT.
( InotntlonN for ( he ln > - mi Vnrloui
Coininoilllli'fi.
NKW YOUK. Jan. 20.-KLOUn-neccIptp.
21,993 bbls. ; exporls , 8.2TS bbls. : quiet but
steady ; Minnesota patents , $3.70if3.93 ; Min
nesota bakers' , $2.751/3.00 ; winter patents ,
$3.5073.75 ; winter straights , $3.30 0.40 ; win
ter extra , $2.r..Hr..S3 ; winter low grades ,
{ 2.2&fi2.40. Hye flour , quiet ; fair to good ,
$3.101(3.20 ; choice to fancy , $ : t.253.50. Uuck-
wheat Hour. qule1. $2.CXX(2.15. ( (
COIlNMRAIgulet ; yellow western , SOc ;
: lty. 7iic ; Hrandywlne , $2.20fl2.30.
UYK CJuli't : No. 2 WfRtern , OOVic f. o. b.
iHo.il ; f.tuto rye , 33itCCc c. I. f. Now York
'HAULHY Dull : feeding , n\i \ < nwtc c. i.
' . New York ; malting , 5lKi33c c. I. f. New
L'ork.
HAHLKY MALT-Dull ; western , riJSfiuc.
W1IKAT Hecelpts , 31,600 bit. Spot , llrm ;
No. 2 red , TTJic f. o. b. afloat , prompt ; No.
I red. "l ic elevator. Options opened steady
nnd ' , c higher on a. llttlo foreign buying
mil udverso crop news from Hussla and
France. Scattered covering ; by local houses
kept the market firm throughout most ot
ho forenoon. The close was linn at H'a1
40 net advance ; March clowd at 73',4c ;
May. 7113-lG&72Iie ; closed , 72Vfec ; July closed
at 72Uc.
COHN-Ilecelpls. 165,020 bu. ; export * , SS-
. ,13 bu , ; salcw , 120,000 bu. spot. Spot , steady ;
No. 2 , I0c f. o. b. afloat and -tOVic elevator.
Options opened stcndy and unchanged , with
buyer.t restricted by the expected government -
mont report. Later prices hardened n little
: m wet weather and cable advances In
rt'heat. Closed steady and unchanged. May
closed at 29Uc.
OATS llecelpts , 103,300 bu. ; exports , 25-
S33 bu. Spot , dull ; No. 2 , 23V4c ; No. 3 , 29c ;
No. 2 white , 32c ; No. 3 white , Sl'/fcc : track ,
mixed western , 29' , < .ir31c ; track , white , 31'
035c. Options quiet and steady ,
II'AY Quiet ; shipping , C3j7oc ( : good to
choice. SWfST'.Sc.
HOPS Steady ; state , common to choice ,
S9G crop , Cc ; 1S93 crop , 7fi9c ; 1S99 crop , 12fii (
13c ; Pacific coast , Ib9ti crop , 4Q6c ; 1S3S crop" ,
79e ; lisa crop , 12013c.
H1DKS Steady ; Galvefton , 20 to 25 Ibs. ,
] 9'c ; Texas dry. 24 to 30 Ibs. , 14V4c ; Cali
fornia. 21 to 5 Ibs. , 3H4c.
LEAT1IKH Steady ; licmlock sole ,
Unenos Ayres , light to heavy weights , 23j )
23Vic ; acid , 25f2oi/.c. (
PnoVlSIONS Ucef , Hrm ; family , $12.50
( ST13.00 ; mess. $12.50 ; hams , $22.00022.50 ;
packet , $11.50 12.00 ; city extni , India mess ,
$21.001(23.00. Cut mcut.0 , firm ; pickled bel
lies , $5.S7',4fi7.00 ; pickled shoulders , $3.73 ®
C.CO ; pickled hams , $ S. 5039. 60. I ird , Hrm ;
western steamed , $ C.30 ; January , $6.30 , nom
inal ; refined , firm ; continent , $8.43 ; South
America , $ G.G5 ; compound. . $5.S71&fi.OO. (
Pork , firm ; mess , " " -
$11.50 - "
strong
Japan ,
MOLASSKS Steady ; Now Orleans , open
kettle , good to choice , 445(5Sc.
P11KIGI1TS To Liverpool , dull ; cotton
by HtcMim , 23c. nominal ; grain by steam , 3c.
JIKTALS The brokers' price for lead Is
$4.43 and for copper $16.50.
Nt. I.oulM < J ml ii nnil Provision * .
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 20. WHEAT Higher ;
No. 2 red , cash , elevator , 67c ; track , 70c ;
January , 67c ; May , CS'io ; July , fi5i(3C5c ( ;
No. 2 hard , 63K < ; 5c. Receipts. 19.500 bu.
CORN StLMdy ; No. 2 cash , 31c ; track ,
! Ti32Ue ; January. 31c ; May. 31TAfi32c.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 cash , 24c ; track ,
2t' < jc ; January , .Me ; May , 2495c ; No. 2 white ,
RYE Steady at 62 ! c.
FLOUR Dull nnd barely steady ; patents ,
$3.IO3.50 ; extra fancy , $3.10ft3.16 ; clear , $2.75
02.90.
SEEDS-Tfmotliy , $3. < WS2.3o. Flaxsccd ,
> COROMEAL Bettor , $ I.7.VJ1.SO.
BRAN Scarcely llrm ; sacked , cast track ,
'HAY Steady ; timothy , $9.00S'11.00 ; prairie ,
$7.0 > 8.S.OO.
WHISKY-Steady nt $1.13' .
COTTONTIES $1.10.
JIBMP TWINE-9C.
METALS-Lsad. lower at $ ,
Spelter , quiet at $4.3,1.
POULTRY Steady ; chickens , 7c ; turkeys ,
4c ; ducks , 8c ; geese , 5',4c.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , oxtTa.
Shorts , $0,87VZ ; ele r rib * . W.OO ; clear sides ,
tfl.l2ii. Bacon , ewtra short' ' , $6.37li ; cle ir ribs ,
K50 ; cluar sld s. $ .02V4. SMrk , firm : Job
bing , $10.20 'for ' old ; $ ll.S7i ! iww. I ard , un-
c'lmnged : prlmo etoani , $5.G2'j ; choice , $5.flo.
HECEliPTS Flour , 4,000 bbls.wheat. ; . 20-
OOOlmi. : ic-orn , W.OOJ bu. ; oats , f.S.OOO bu.
SHIPMEN'ra-Flour. 5,000 bbls , ; wheat ,
30,000 bu. ; corn , 40,000 bu. ; oats , 51,000 bu.
Hut ( IT , } 'KK mill Clierne Murliot.
PI11L-ADEUPH1A. Jan. 20.-JBUTTER-
( jiilet , but steady ; fancy western creamery ,
3c ; fancy western prints , 2 > V.
EGGS Firm ; good demand ; fresh near by
"fie ; fresh western , COc ; fresh southwestern
lie ; froHh BOuiMiern. ICe.
CHUIiSB Firm , 'but niilct.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-BUTTER-Flrm
western creamery , 2147e5c ; wnstern fnotory
1 fi20c ; Juno creamery , OJir-3'ie ; Imltatlor
creamery , I&5i2tej : state dairy , 19ij2lc ; Btnto
t'linmcry , 215i"Vci.
C1IHI'.S.H Firm : full niavl . fancy large
124il3e ; fall miulp , fiincy tvm.ill , 1251'7jl3c '
largo Into imiile , ll-U Uc ; email late made
.
KOOS Firm' state and Pennsylvania , 21e ;
western un. i\uletl at mark , l19c ! ' ; western
2UlotH off.
cltlCAiiO. Jan. M.-UUJTTKH-iStca < ly !
creiimea-les , 19J(2IM-c ; dairies. 1SQ22C.
nnas-Steady ; fresh. HI5ri7c.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 20.-UUTTER Steady
creamery. 20ff23c ; dairy , 15 200.
KOS I Uglier , nt 15'ie.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. 29.-JHUTTBR
Creumery. L'OfiTO1 ; dairy , Ib ? .
I'XJOS-JStcMdy ; fresh Missouri ami Kan
sas to.'k. llrs'.M. 13c dozen , caseu returned
storaijo , Sif/lOc. /
Liverpool ( iriilii mill I'l'ovlHloun ,
LIVICRI'OOL. Jan. M.-WIlUAT-Spot
firm : No. 1 California , fis 2djn3 ! ( 2'id ; No. 2
red western winter , OsS'.jd ; No. I northern
spring , ! is I nd.
COKN-Sput , Unit ; American mixed , new
SsiiVl : American mixed , old , 3s 5 % d. Fu
tures. steady ; January , 3sJ > ' , id ; February
3sr. Jd ; March. 3s 5Tsd.
PBAR-Ciimiilliin. 6s 6'.d.
HOPS At London ( Pacific coast ) , dull
PIlOVISIONS-neef , steady ; extra India
luffs' , Sis 3d ; prlma mess. 75s. Pork , steaJy
prlmo mecH , western. 6fis3d. Hums , shor
cut. II to 111 Ibs. , steady. 45s. Huron , Cum
berland cut. 2S to 3ft Ibs. , dull , R3i ; shor
ribs. IS lo 22 Ibs. . steady , 33Uuur clear
middles , light. SO to 33 Ib.-i. . dull , 34s Cd : loiift
clear middles , heavy , 35 to 10 Ibs. , dull , 31s
short cle.ir backs. 10 to 18 Ibn. , dull. 33 *
clear bellies , II to 1U lbs.t dull , 39s ; fdioul
ders , siuure ( , 12 to II llm. , steady , 31s. Lard
steady ; prime western , In tierces , 3ts ) Cd
American refined , In palls , 3x.
ni'TTKU-Flnest piiij good United States
nonilr.r.l.
CHEKSICmerlcan finest white , steady
67s Ccl : American tlnest colored , llrm. 5s.
TALLOW-Stroug , prlmo city , 27s fid ; An *
tnilliiii , In LundonTnUd. .
ipollx AV brnl mill Flour ,
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 20.\vilUAT-Ii
No. 1 northe-rn , Januury , fjj'jc ; May
July. OI'.tifllH'e. On track : No.
har l. fil'ic : No. 1 northern. C2c ; No.
northern. U0.c.
FLOUR-Flrst patontH. $3.10173.50 ; second
patents. tf.'JOQS.SQ ; first clears , (2.93 ; i < econi
clears. $1
UltAN-ln bulk , ? 11.2jgil 50.
COMMERCIAL AND MXAXClALij
India Famine and Reports of Damaged
Foreign Drops Aid Wheat.
TRADE ACTIVE THROUGHOUT THE SESSION
'our of Corn Jlnrlirt Knny , Orrnl
mill Onlx Itoth ( : io liiK n Slmde
PriivlvloiiN Arc
Illulier.
CHICAGO , Jan. 20. T1io wheat mark ° t
vas fnlrly nctlvo and llrm today on the
'nrls advance , reports of damafies to for-
Ign cropn and the Eos- : India fnniltie. May
losing lie over yt-slerday. Corn and OAIH
lueotl a shade under yesterday and pro-
Islona CfllOc hlchc-r.
The wheat market was llrm , supported by
ho advance l Paris , Liverpool's steadl-
ISP , reports of frost damages to crops In
ho southern portions of both France unrt
Uiesla and iho practical elimination of
ndla from the competitive market throug.i
amlne. Throushout the session trade was
airly active. Exporters and foreigners
overod shorts on the crop damage reports
ind the local demand was , falr. May
ipelied a sJuido over yesterday at toti
iie ? , cased oft to Cj'ffc o'ic , icaeiod to ( > i-
iWiUc and closed llrm " 40 over last night's
igurcs at ( Me. 1'rlmary receipts wore 3.)9i' )
f ) bu. , aga.nst bSi.U'H ' ) bu. the corresponding
lay last year. Minneapolis and Duiut'h ' reI
lortcd 3'i4 cars , comnand with 351 la t
veek and 473 n year ago. Local recclylM
voro 17 cars , ono of contract grade. ' 1 ho
oaLoard reported clearances In wheat nnd
lour oiiual o 17COOJ bu.
Tenants of the corn pit were not busy
mil the tone of the market was easy. Tno
rowd sold yesteiduy on the expectation of
i bearish government report today and In
oimequenoe had llttlp to do but to waiter
or the figures. The shipping demand was
low. Receipts here were 211 cars. May
nnged Horn .11 He to 31 > 4f33c and olcHcd
L shade under yesterday at aHi/aMUc.
The oats market was rather easy In sym-
nithy with corn and on the expectation ot
in Increase In figures In the government
opon. Trade was quiet and the shipping
Iiimaml slow. Clearances were 23ti,0u ) bn.
' ocal stocks will show a small Increase ,
.oonl roeelptfl wore 191 cars. May sold
'roin 23Ho to 234c , closlnj ; a shade under
csterday at 23VF2.40. !
The provision markit was llrm , but trade
vn rather dull. Light hog receipts and ii
strong market at the yards , light offerings
ind the retaking of recently sold stoult
voro a nupport. May pork ranged from
10.SO to $10.90 and closed 7'/2nOc over yes-
orday at $10.55 ; May lard trom $ | 3 to $0.0.1 ,
clo.ilng fiS1.1 up at $ G.02Hfifi.05 , nnd May
Ibs from $5.7.1 to $5.SO , with the close 5c
bettor at $5.77i. !
Estimated receipts Monday : Wheat , 5.1
cars ; corn , 2C5 cars ; oats , 190 cars ; hogs ,
3S.OOO head.
The leading futures ranced as follows :
Wheat
Jan. G3't | C2 i | 63
May " 66
July Vs
Corn-
Jan. 30T& 30i
May V4 ! Wi
July 33 > i | 33Ti.l
'Oats- '
Jan. 22 ' / . 22 U. 2K-I
May
1'ork
Jan. 10 CO 10 GO 10 GO 10 GO 10 C5
May 10 1090 10 i2& 10 S7',4I 10 77Vs
10n
Jan. n sr B DO C S.r G 90 G ? 2' , < .
May c oo B 03 G 00 U 05 5 9i/2
Ribs-
Jan. 5 72' 5 621,4
May 6 SO 6 75 G 77 ! G 72i { .
No. 2.
Cash Quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Steady ; winter patents , $3.301 ?
3.40 : straights , $3.00 3.10 ; clears , $2.90' ' 3.UO ;
spring specials , $3.80 ; patents , $3.20S'3.50 ;
straights , $2.GOg3.00 ; bakers. $1.80ff2.80. (
WHEAT No. 3 spring , Gl < 3G3c ; No. 2 red ,
GGG7c.
CORN No. 2 , 3U4c : No. 2 yellow , 31c.
OATS No. 2 white , 23i/jQ2GMc : ; No. 3
white. 23fl23ic.
IlYK No. 2. 52 ? 54c.
BAHLKY No. 2. 3S5J14c.
SEEDS No. 1 llaxseed and northwest ,
; i.50. JL'rlmc tlmotliy , $2.60. Clover , contract
grade. $ S.35tfJ.-10.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . $9.23JH
10.65. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , $5.S2Hfi3.97'i. Short
ribs sides ( loose ) . $5.575.87'/i. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) , $5.50 5.73. Short clear
sides ( boxed ) , $3.921 < .QG.02H.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , on
basis high wines , per cal. . $1.234.
SUGARS Cut loaf , $5.PO ; granulated , $3.2S.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for today :
Articles. Recelnts. Shlpm'tn.
Flour , bbls 36,000 32,000
Wheat , bu 43,000 75,00. )
Corn , bu 222,000 95,000
Outs , bu 272,000 179,000
Rye , bu 14,000 5.00D
Barley , bu 72,000 9,000
On the Produce exchange todny the but
ter market was steady ; creameries , lfl@
24'Av ' dairies , lFj22c. Cheese , firm , 12T13c.
Eggs , steady ; fres'h ' , 165J < 17c.
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AXD BONDS.
Market In StoeUn Continue * ( o He nil
KlllKIIIII.
NEW YORK , Jan. 0. The market In
stocks continues an enigma which any
ordinary rules of inlcrprctatlon arc un
availing to solve. Yesterday's buying of
stocks was prompted by the expectation of
a favorable bank statement. The state
ment proved moro favorable than the most
sanguine expectations , yet the market lost
even the small animation It had been show
ing when thfi statement appeared on the
tape. The net changes In prlcea are wltli
out significance , those of any amount being
restricted to insignificant stocks. London
reported a firm and confident market , but
the confidence did not extend to the point
of holding American stocks up to parity
level and the opening here was very ragged
and Irregular. The lack of any upward
impetus from London nnd the titter Indlf-
forenco manifested to the bank statement
offered a poor market In which to realize ,
or selling by yesterday's buyers might
have been larger. In the absence of de
mand they seemed satisfied to keep their
holdings. But there was no Inclination to
ncld to them ,
The bank statement fully reflected the
expected reflux of unemployed funds to
New York , the total gain In cash being no
less than $11,53(1,000. ( It was not suspecled
that employment for these funds hud been
found to as large an extent as indicated by
the loan expansion of $1,579,100. The buying
of mercantile paper by the banks , which
has been more active during the week , will
scarcely account for much of this Increase
and certainly no operations on the Stock
exchange are snlllclent to account for It.
Unless some special transaction Ii dis
closed to explain It It is probable that the
business of Industrial combination and
flotation Is beginning to avail Ithelf ugaln
of the easier money rates.
The good demand for bonds continued today -
day and prices generally were advanced.
The dullness of the stock market has been
unrelieved during the week , except by ef
forts of professional operators to induce : .
movement nf prices In some of the mysteiy-
onshroudeil Industrials. Only on Monday
and Friday did dealings exceed COJ.O ( )
shares anil on Tuesday thry fell below 2 .0-
000. A largo proportion of the small deal-
Ing. ! of the wok have been In Huijur , To
bacco , Brooklyn Transit and the Now York
Traction stocks and rnlled States Lia'h'r ,
with no authentic information on which to
base operations. The board room traders ,
who are In and out of the same stocks every
day , find their occupation gone when prices
comn to a standstill. The dealings In the
eliiHS of stocks referred to represent noth
ing moro than the efforts of this chiMi to
earn a livelihood. The evident approach
of a crisis In the military situation In Souih
Africa in one factor In tin * waiting uttltudu
of speculation , while enlightenment us to
the future of business ami Industry as a
whole Is awaited to gauge the future.
The txirtlciil'.ir ' Importmi'-o of tdie Tr.in.-
\.al ! war upon the world was Its cutting off
of the gold supply ami tihln only because
conditions had boon adjnsml at t'ne world's
great llnunclHl renter In Lcwidon to tie con
tinuance of tihls supply or lt& i-hort tempo-
rarv interruption. The re-adjustment of i m-
< llil' > nn to an Indefinite Interruption to till *
Hiipply wjm clearly tihe Impolllng cause of
the violent o1 tTirlKintf\s In 'the ' world's
money markets toward the close of the
yi-ir : , romlnu * It did on n ensltlvo condi
tion of extensive speculative .ximinltmi.-nls
nnd price Inflation. Hut 'l ' < ho tvudjiutment
having hern elTentPd , It Is not to be ex
pected Uhal the lack oftho gold output of
the Transv.ial will permanently i rlppl > > tin-
world's < ommerce. considering Its ratio < o
the world's stock. It Is not Ha clear that the
toppling ovtr to tlio airy upt-rulullvr fabric
( an.-ud by uio ! lomraciion of credits , which
was ImUiced by the Transvaal war. Is not lo
.have . ulterior effects. The action of the
nvunoy in.irket for some time : > a t ha *
clearly enough iinllcatixl the dlslncllnatlo'i '
of capital to rc-lmmedlately embark upon
the pwllous i of * ° j > c iilntlon The mil
lion In money rates Is now reuihlns pro-
jn rtlM'H mi. . ) .i B-utnit jr i ' 'ii'a t < 't t. . r.i'-
tin. mieMt' ' t wliMVT t , ' , ' - . n ,1 , lull"
tries of n rp mMinnttnl ( nrm * ( ire not n > '
undergo tTtrf'nchniP" ; A f > w woks HKP th - '
Itank of KngUn. ) . whl < mnkltiy > n > s 1on i
to nt'TTu-t gol'i ' on thi ouo h nd , wn * . HI i
ton ! I MR to llltvriti rrotilts to * 8ie nionoy inn- :
ket on the oUior , with the purposp cf ttdinn
over the mont-y < r : ls ni' l K 0'rilnjt trie i
inoiM'v nmrkrt in nn easy onoueh con Htljn |
to mflke srovernmcnt borrowing for war pur- .
pow ndvantiiKO < ni5. |
Uoi'.i ' gdd and noif arc llowlnjt t nck to ;
th t bank In nne.xpr'i.1 volume nn-,1 < he i
money tnarkft Is iwt only paving off honvy .
loans to tht bnnk , but LIP intore't rnto IK
fnlllnet i ln.o : contliwally gfiMter ease , drawIng -
Ing t'ho ' tiinli rnt.-- clown after It. 'the Kuro-
pmn i hank'i -i.-.ow un oven moro abundant
reflux ' of nirito ' fforves and a large
tcdiK'tlon ' of loan mccu-nt * wlt.i constamiy
c > cllnlng H..PS jf Intorpst. In New York
itho retntrn flow of ftinJp from tile Interior
Ixts sot In full and . * : oa.ly volucne , after havIng -
Ing b"en 9toadly ; nn.iy from New York all
thtoupn the ' .i.'itol autumn period of return ,
while menoy ratr In Now York were f.--o < ir-
' j
i I
! ]
banks are ngiln Mi. u-n for inorca-idle
I paper wall no very notr.uMnt ii } ly In the i
I > market. | The heavy ab" < rptlon. of railroad
j mortgages i web secure. ) inil ylclJInt ; 4 per
coat reflects the Iti.Tt isln intsxuro of
i flirilf. "Jlio Increasing en o of fncney koepi
j | prli-cH , cf < itock.i llrm. In f ilto cf the dull-
i in , ! * , and railroad i iriinj : c.ontlr , ie at a
high level In spite of immo dorllno In vol-
I uhiB of tratllc on acvjunt cf litK > .irr rates.
I Concessions In prVes i > f Iron nn.l other
mptalsind , the weakneJ. ' In t'.ic wheat m.ii-
ket ; .iwnken Interest u to the tuvbillty of
crn'V.iIons ' In 'tico ' ; Important l > : n.iu < hefl of
' the country's b-uslnrfl. ' . Uu.slitr" In ban \f \ ,
' In c-cntrnrt wlt'1 ' the < i'iillnei' ' < > c'f ' stocks , lias
i' i been of lmpro ? lve volume nnd tit general
1 advances In c'Hcri .
I U. S. Now 4s advanced 'i , 3s nnd Cs . .
! ; old 4s coupon ? i an\l reglKorcd Ti In tin ? bid
. prlio.
Cii.nmrrolal AilverlUcr's Loivkm llnniK-Inl
i .1 alcsram :
Storkr iori' | were linn to stcidy today In
tlio abseiK-o of news from Africa nnd bu" l-
i itiiuus sniad. Paris was li cllned ( .0 poll
coplH-r FOiiiro * . The bank l-oug'h't ' . 22,000 gold
In Get man coin. Sliver was strong on In
dian du.-mmt.
I'hoque ' was quoted at 25.10.
The following are the quotations for the
leading stocks on the New York exchanuu
todnj"
Atchlson 1074 Texas'sTPaclllc. . . loH
do pl'd i Union Pnrllie
i Baltimore .t O. 5VM do pfd
Canadian Pae. . Mis Wabash
i i Can. Southern 49' , * do pfd
Chest. & Ohio . Wheel. & L. E.
Chicago G. W. . do 2d pfd. . .
l C. , B. & Q Wli. Central . . . 1S4
Chi. , Ind. .t L. . 1G i\dams Ex .114
do pfd rVmerlcan Ex. . . .1(3 (
, Ohl. .t E. 111. . . U. S. Express 47
Chicago & N. A\ Wells-Fargo Ex.123
C. , R. I. & P. . .lOfii ; . Atner. Cot. Oil
, C. C. C. & St. 1 . til do pfd 92
Colo. Southern . 614 Amor. Malting 92B',4 '
do l t pfd. . . 43 do pfd 27
do 'M pfd. . . 15 Amor. S. K : R. . . . ' (
Del. .1 Hudson . .inu do pui . S9'4
Del. L. & W 174'ilAmer. Spirits . . . ,
Denver * R. G. . 17a4 do nfd 17
do pfd C9'i'Amer. ' Steel H 41M
Erlo U do pfd 414S >
do pfd 33 Amor. S. ft W 4S
Gt. Nor. pfd lc ( ! do pfd 90
Hocking Coal . . . 15 Am. Tin Plate. . . 2S
Hocking Valley. . 31 do pfd
Illinois Central. . . 113 ! Amor. Tobacco
Iowa Central 12 I do pfd .IK
do pfd oO ilAmer. Jlln. '
K. C. , 1' . & G. . . . . . . Brooklyn R. T. . . TO'A '
Lake Erlo & W. . 22 Colo. Fuel .t I. . .
do pfd 83'i Con. Tobicco . . .
Lake Shore 194 do pfd.
L. & N SOTfi Federal" Steel
Manhattan L 93'il do pfd 72 %
Mot. St. Ily liV4 Gen. Electric
Mex. Central 12 Glucose Sugar . Wi
Minn. & St. L. . . do pfd 97
do ii M 90 ilnt'n'l Paper . . . 231s
I Missouri Pacific. 45 do pfd 07
! Mobile & Ohio. . . 49-4lLn.clcde ! . Gns 79
| | Mis. . K. & T 10 .Nalionul . Biscuit 30-fi
do pfd 33 I do pfd nu ;
j | N. J. C 117K-National Lead
i N. Y. C 1DIHI do pfd iion
Nor. & West 25H National Steel ,
do pfd. do pfd 9i
No. Pacific E2 | N. Y. Air Hrnkc.130
do pfd 74'4 No. American 14
Ontario & W. . . . Pao'.llc Coast 1461'i
Ore. Ily. .t Nnv 42 do 1st pfd. S3
do pfd 70 do 2d pfd.
'
Pennsylvania . . .129ft Paclllc Ma'll
Reading H'Si'People's '
do 1st pfd. . . 30S , Pressed S. Car. .
do 2dpfd. _ . . do pfd 87
Pullman P. Car..lSS
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " "
do 'vtl. . . . . . . . S2'i Stnmlafd"R. & T. 9VJ
St. L. & S. F 9'i Sugar li''i '
do 1st pfd. . . GS I do pfd 113Vi
do 2d pfd. . . 'Bft Tenn. Coal & I. . . 83' , ! ,
St. L. Southw. . . 11ft U. S. Leather . . . 17
do ] ) fd 27' , . ; lo Pfd 75U
St. Paul . . . . . . . ; illSHIU. S. Rubber
do pfd 170 I do ipfd JOl'/j
St. P. & Onftilia.llS'Western ' Union. . S7
So. Pacific HSU Republic 1. & S. . yi
So. Railway HTxl do pfd 65
do pfd & 4V4P. C. C. & St. L. 77
\ cYork Money Market.
NEW YORK , Jan. 20. MONEY On call ,
nominal at 2VsSf3 > , < . per cent ; prlmo mer
cantile paper , 4iTn' > V4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady ; actual
business In bankers' bills at $4.SGVfc for de
mand and $4.S3i'n : ! I.S3 % for sixty days ;
posted rates , 4.4'/2ft4.S5 and 4.SS ; commer
cial bills. $4.S3Vi.
SILVER Cortlllontcs , E9' ' , < ! ® 601ic ; bar ,
ir > io ; Mexican doll.irs , 47Uc.
BONDS State bonds Inactive ; railroad
bonds flrm ; government bondp llrmer ; 2s
rog. , 102H : 3s reg. , 103-li ; coup. , 1IO',4 ; new
4s reg. , 133 ; coupon , 134 ; old 4s reg. , 114 i ;
coupon , 114i ; 5s reg. , 112 : coup. , 1139i.
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds :
U. S. 2s reg . 102'A N. J. C. gen. 5s. . 1 19
do 3s , reg . 100ft No. Carolina Cs. . 127
do coupon . do 4s 10G
do new 4s , reg.133 Nor. Pac. Is 118
do coupon . 131 do 3s
do old 4s , rog. . 114 do 4s 101i
do coupon . 114ft N.Y.C. & St.L fUaV ! ;
do 6s , reg . 112 N. & W. con. 4s. . 9i'i '
do coupon . 113U 129
D. of C. 3 B3S..119 Ore. Nnv. . . . . . .
Atd.i'.son gen.ls.100'4 101'J
do adj. 4s . 80 % Ore. S. L. C129V
Can. So. 10S do consol fiS..U2'i
Che * . & O. 4'fc97 Reading con. ' ° ' 4'
do r.s llo'i ' Rio G. W. Is. . . . 95
C. & N. con. 7s..HO st.L. & I.M. c-.5s.110' *
do S. F. deb. 5.S.119 st.L. & S.F.K. Cs.ii9
Clil. Tcr. 4s 95 St. Paul consol.f.1
D. & R. O. Is..102 St. P. . C. & P.ls.mU
do 4M 9't ' do fls
E. T.'v. < t G. Is.lOHiSo. Rnllway 5s !
Erie gen. 4s C9H S. R. & T. Ks S2
K. W. D. r. Is. 72 Tenn. n. s. 3s
Gon. Eloc. . " . " . . . .in Texas & Pac. 1s.I12 !
G. H. & S. A. 6s.l03 do 2s , 'iJ
do 2 * lltt Union Pacific 4i.l04Vi
H. < S : T. C. ES..110 Wabanh Is 115
do con. 6s 110 do 2s 101
la. Central 1s..110 West Shore ls.12' ] < !
K. C. , P. & G. Is. Cl'.fe Wlsi. Central Is. . 90'/j
La. now c. 4S..10GU Vu. Centuries . . . S.1
L. & N. mil. 4s. . 97 } | do deferred . . . . n
M. K. & T. 2s. . . . f,9 Colo. So. 4s K5
do 4s. 90 So. Pacinc 4s. . . . W
N. Y. C. Is. .1&9ft
NIMV York Mliiliiff Stool ; * .
NKW YORK , Jan. 20.-Tho following
are the olliclal closing quotations for mln-
IIKT sliaros :
ClioUir 22 ibntarlo 775"
Crown Point 10 Ophlr 70
Con. Cal fc VH..150 Plymouth S
Deadwood 10 Quicksilver 160
Gould & Cuirlo. . 21 do nfd 750
Halo .t Norcross. 35 S'erru Nevada . . 1"
Homi'stiiko t 3000 iSUndurd J50
Iron Silver Union Con .It
Mexican . . . . . _ „ _ . ; . 32 Yellow Jackfl
London Stock
LONDON , Jan. 2'v-l ' ; i. m.-ClosInc :
Cons. ! acut.101 ' ' ' ii-1" : ! i'onnsylvanla . . . . tiC
C'niiadlaii Pae 95"i Rcdd'ng 9'
Erlo \ ' > V No. Paclllo pfd. . 70
do IP-I pfil. . . . illif , Atclribon JOl-i
llllnolg Central . .lin'a Lotilsy'.Mo
P. pfd . 77'i ' Grand Trnnl ; 7'/j
IA1tsiLVKR-Flnii ! at 27 7-10J porouiKf.
.MONKY-1 % 'per ' cent.
Tim ntitp at ulfcount in ' ' .lie open market
fur short hills l 31. nor cent , ar.d for tOireo
months' bll'.i. per cent.
Ilnii
NEW YORK. Jan l.-Vlearlngs , $17t'SSS-
il ; balanres , J7.31797U.
ISOSTO.N . Jan. a -Clearings , $ l9,0aifl:0 : ;
balances , g2.072.S15.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20. Cli-urlngH. $ | S,3I,1K | ; ;
balances. $1,749,307 ; posted exchange , $ I.SliT
I.KS : New York oxehange. 30p premium.
ST. LOl'IS , Jan. 20.-Clourlngs , $ Ulfi.9i9 ! ;
balances , $119,8M ; money , 4T(7 ( per cent ; New
York exchange , Ov premium bid , 7Jc jno-
mlum asked.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20.-CcnrlliJi' | ! ,
$14,2211,111 : balance : , . iS.fCO.4ti7.
BALTIMORE. Jnn. 2-ClearJncs ( ) , $2,752 ,
10S ; balances. $176,071.
l''orliii I'luani-liil ,
LONDON. Jan , 20. American cl urllles
c/pe-ned llrmer In ro i > on o to bolter over-
nlu'nt nrli PS fem New York und wore well
maintained tihrautli.iiit thi > suHHlon. The
UtudlnK. however , wti * light. At the rl
the nuirlii'l v.vis stfii ly. Hpuult.li 4i > . .lo/nl iul
ix % . Tht lunkMint of bullion taken Intj the
Dank of England on Imlunt'o mdav was
i22r < irt. rjold premium * aio quoted : jluonou
Avn-a 128.80 ; .Mmrid. ] 28.
PAHl . .Inn. 20 B'4-'lnois ' was lots cheer
ful on uhe bouri-e 'todyy ' < MI tlie npproachlng
Bcitlfinent In l.ond n and the fiuspm o ro-
gurdlng Soutli Afrl' j.M > h cauac-d tome
.ii/rt'i r- I- i rn i n > .ir ir J i.iK. !
i" tin KM lion in ioilri : i'i I i inim- ! i
urn l * ic' r > f i.'iHUt * ' 5lmro of in-w s " k1-
Spni-i 'i 4 were pa 1er : Hh > Tlntos dri
irmiidoil no aitriitnn , Kntllr soc-urlticH
i-n od xllnMlv. Three per cent rentes. ? q"
Wfm1 the account. ExotmiiKo nn lxtidon.
23f IMy. ' for 101 k * . Spftnl * 4 . 7.40. Dl. -
ctunt . short ral three month1 , 4 jw-r con ; .
niCHLlN. Jan. 3n. BuJlnefi * tvns he , lk t-
li. on the bourse tixltiy. ltitornntlon lK ami
Aincliian wcro fairly maintained. I i.al
Miurltle * Iliirttinteil i Icwlnft steadier. Ex-
I'hnnjo on I < otnlon. Jt'm ! ! > ' * pfgs for chocks.
Rnto of dlM'ount for short bl Is , : ? 't ' per iont ;
for rtiri-o months' bills , a'd tnr tont.
NEW YORK. Jan. jn.-Tho Aveekly bnnk
slntoment sfliow the foilowlns ; cJ tnies :
Surplus reserve , Increase. $ " .47 > ,335 ; loan * .
iln-To-a. * ' ' . $4,579,1(0 ; specie , increase. $7.311,700 :
iPCTl trmU-rs , Increase , $ I.191 , XI ; OoposltK ,
liifrenso , $ lfiJO,7Wlroulntlon ! ; , doircMso ,
JJ1.HO. The bank * now hold $2USS,675 In
pxfow of the requirement of the 23 per crnt
rule.
Condition of tin'I'rPiiMtr ) .
WASHINGTON' , Jnn. 2' ' . TVtiity'x stnle-
nu-nt of the condition of the troacnry shows :
. \\.illablo cnsJi lwUin < - , $2S ,918,374 : gold reset -
sot ve , JJJ1 , 141,011.
KIIIINIIM Clt.v tiralti nnil Provision .
KANSAS CITY. Jan. SO.-WUKAT-Mny.
fti'ie ' : ca h , No. 2 hnrd , K2c ; No. 3. 5S loj
No. 2 rod , 70c ; No. 3. G1'i G9c. Itci'ClpU ,
forty-throo cars.
CORN .May. SOc ; cnnh. No. 2 misted , Wit
29'i.c ' ; Xo. 3 white , SOUi30i.ic | : No. 3 , JOc.
UATS No. 2 Wlllto , 2i4J25c. |
RYE-NO. 2. 49 4940.
HAY Choice timothy , { 3.001/3.50 ; eholcc
prairie , $7.X ( > y7.BO.
KKCI3IPTS Wliont. 25,865 bu. ; torn , D.iMJ
Int. ; oats , 7.000 tin ,
SHtPMENTS-Whent , 10.SOO bu. ; corn.
1,500 bu. ; oats , fi.OOO bu.
Toloilo llni'kot.
TOLEDO , O. . Jan. : o.-WllI3AT-1Ushor ,
steady ; No. 2 cash , fi c : May , 7014o bid.
CORN Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , CSV4 ? .
OATS-Dnll : No. 2 mixed , 2ivc.
RYE-Negloolod.
CLOVERSEHD Dull , steady ; prlmo cash ,
old. $5 nskrd ; January , now , W.iO ; March ,
MltMiiuUoc Crnln Mnrkol.
MILWAUKEE , WIs. , Jan. 20.--WI1KAT
Steady ; No. 1 northern , CIQOSVie ; No. 2
nc-Khern. OfiCS'.ii1. '
RYE-Flrmer ; No. 1 , Me.
BAULKY Steady ! No. 2 , IGc ; fnmple ,
35t ? H : i.
_
I'oorin llnrket.
PEOR1A , III. . Jan. 21.-COn.V-Stcady ;
now No. 3 , 31Hc.
OA'I'S-Steady ; No. 2 white , 2f.r24'o. !
WHISKY Firm , on the basis of $1.23'i for
llnlshed "oocls.
OiilulliYliont llnrlii-t.
DULUTH. Jnn. 20. WHEAT No. I hnrd ,
cnsh. Glftc : No. 1 nortilicrn , G.T.JC ; May. GS'/i
( fiCofte : July , tW'jc ; No. 2 northern , GOftc ;
No. 3 s'irlnv. 57'4c.
OA TS-23 < 1iJS4c. ! (
Coltoii Mnrkol.
NIOW YORK. Jan. 20.-COTTON-The
market opotiod steady , with near months 2
fi3 points higher and far months unclnned
to 2 points lower. This was a disappoint
ing response to good cables fioni Liverpool
and llrm advices from leading points of the
south. In both departments the English
market displayed pronounced strength ,
said by private cables to have originated In
bullish news from this side and increasing
alarm among European shorts. Now Or
leans dispatches were authority for the
.statement that holders In the back country
and also some of the larger towns ami ports
had advanced spot cotton VMTI-iec. The c rep
movement was steady , llglit and on all
sides a steady shrinkage In slocks wns ap
parent. In the local market the feeling was
bullish , but caution was inspired In view
of a refusal of outsiders to take hold.
Europeans , Wall street traders and shorts
were the best buyers this morning. Some
longs sold for profits. Trading was quite
active for a Saturday half holiday. The
market closed steady at a net advance of
4fti > points on near months and far months
1 "lower lo 3 points net higher.
LIVERPOOL , Jan. -COTTON Spol.
good buslnri's done , prices l-1Gd 'higher :
American middling , fair , 429-32(1 ; good
middling , 12.1-32d ; middling. 421-321 ; low
middling , 4Vid ; good ordinary. 45-lGc ; ordi
nary. 4'-4d. The Bales of the day were 12,000
bales , of which 2,000 were for speculation
and export , nnd Included S,5iK ) American.
Receipts , 2.000 bales , all American. Fu
tures opened quiet and closed steady at the
advance. American middling , I. m. c. , Jan
uary , 432-G4d ; January and February , 4 27-fil
( j42S-G4d ; February and March. 4 23-Gld
i'ellers ; March and April , 1 19-C4d sellers ;
April and 'May ' , 4 11-G4d sellers ; May and
Itine , 4 12-G4d sellers ; June and July , 4 S-GI
8(4 ( 10-G4d sellers ; July and August. 17-Cld
sellers ; August and September , 3 1-Gld sell
ers ; September and October , 351-Gld sellers ;
October and November , ,1S7-G4d buyers.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20.-COTTON-
Flrm ; Kilos , 7.903 bales ; ordinary , G.VlGc ;
good ordinary , 613-16c ; low middling ,
"Ti-lOe ; middling , 79-lGc : good middling ,
ftc ; middling fair , Sl-lGc ; receipts , S.bll
baled ; stock , 393.SOD bales. Future * steady ;
January , $7.33 bid ; February , $7.33ii7.3 > ;
March. $7.35Ti7.3G : April , $7.i.1Ti7.P : G ; May ,
$7.3G ; June. $7.37ig7.39 ; July , $7.3Sj(7.39 ( : Au
gust , $7.241i7.2G : September , $ G.GSQ.70 ! ; Oc
tober , ? 8.50 i .02.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 20.-COTTON Firm ,
1-lGc higher ; no sales reported ; middling ,
" -c ; receipts , 1.909 bales : stock. 97i27 ( balc.x.
GALVESTON , Jan. 20. COTTON Firm
at 7ic. !
l.oniloii AVool Aiii-llon.
LONDON , Jan. 20. At the wool auction
sales today 9,138 bales wore offered. ( ! rea y
merinos sold readily to America ami the
continent , the former paying Doc-ember
prices. Crossbred greasy and slipped wools
burdened , the home trailing absorbing the
majority , Americans paying full rates.
Bright lustrous Geelong lambs realized
4s Gd. Thn following Is the sale :
New South Wales , 1.0M bales ; scoured.
Isi2sld ; greasy , IsJUs B'4d. Queensland ,
1,500 bales ; scoured , Is Ildfi2-i 2d ; greasy ,
8sffl2s 4d. Victoria , 2,300 bales : scoured.
9dW12s6d ; greary , T&IjiiR "d. South Aus
tralian. 1,0 < X ) bales ; greasy , GUdfils. West
Australian , 1.000 bales ; greasy , 81 < 9d. Now
Zealand , l.COO bales ; scourtd , 7iKjl21il :
greasy , C' d lSH Id. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal , 1.400 bales ; scoured , InldfiSald ;
greasy , lOdJ/ls IVid. Buenos Ayres , 2-jC
bales ; greanyt 7' Sd.
The offorlngs for next week number Gl ,
325 balfs. The arrivals to date for the
series aggresate 6S.2SS bales , Ii , eluding 16.50J
bales forwarded direct.
Imports for the week are as follows : Now
South Wales , 13.127 : Queensland , 0.477 ; Mel-
) onrnp. 9,85 ! ) ; South Australia , 407 ; New
Zealand , 8,152 : I'apo of Good Hope and
Natal , 2.3S9 ; China , C5G ; Persia , 2,139 ; Dun
kirk , fiSI , nnd elsewhere , 2,230 bales. A sa'e
of sheepskins , consisting of 3,820 , Is sched
uled for February J.
Oil MurUi-l.
OIL CITY. Pa. . Jan. 20-OILS-Credlt
balances. $1.GO ; ccrtlllciitcx , no bid ; ship
incuts. SO.onr bbls. ; average. F5DOi : hbla. ;
runs. Sii.WW bbls. ; average , 87,159 bbls.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 20. OILS Cottonseed
firm ; prime crude , Xlc ; prime yellow , oliK.f/ / >
37c. Petroleum , steady ; rollned New York ,
? ! ) . ' ; I'hlladelphla and Baltimore. 79.K5 ; in
bulk , $3.70. Rosin , steady : str.ilnod c mi
nion to good , $ l.G2 ! ; , < f/l.Cj. / Turpentine
"
'
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 20.-OILS-CotlonsPCd ,
Hull rollni'd , February nnd March , firm ,
21s ; iil. Turpentine spirits , steady. 3Ds I'd.
Rosin , common , llrm. Is Gd. Petroleum , relined -
lined , 7'ijd. Linseed. 21s fid.
LONDON. Jan. LU-OILS-Calcutla lln-
spot , ISH Pd. Turpentine spirits , SSsOJ.
NEW YORK. Jan. JM.-srOAIl-Ilnw.
strong , hold hlehrr ; I'alr refining. : < 15-1Gc
bid ; centrifugal. Wl teal. 4 0 bid. Mohin-e.i
Hiigar. 311-lCe bid. Rellned. very firm ;
mould A , $5.10 ; standard A , $105 ; confic-
tloni-ra1 A , $1.95 ; cut loaf , $ ,1.fi > : c-ruahod.
$5.55 ; powdered , J5.25 ; granulated. 55.15 ;
cubes. S5.30.
NEW ORLEANS , Jnn. in. St'OAH--
Slrong ; open kettle , ; ! % ? / 1 1-lCo ; open kettle ,
centrifugal , 4il7-lGo ; pfiitrlfugal. plaiitn-
tlon granulatPd , 1'c ( , ; whiten. 4'/45liio ; yet.
low. I'.dT/l / l-llie ; tioconds. 2fH3-16o. Mo-
laHses. quiet , open kottlo. 32 100 ; ccjitrl-
fugal. SIiSGc. Syrup , steady. 37c.
LONDON. Jan. SO.-JJKKT SI'GAIt-Jun-
nary , 9s 9d.
t'olToo Inrliut ,
NiW : YORK. Jan. 21.-COFFEE-Tir |
c-offoo market opened uulu ut DllO poliits
decline under n flurry of realizing , following
weak European cables , larger Brazilian re
ceipts and smaller upot ilcinunil. with out-
cldo Hiiooulatlve Interest. The market rul-
lled Inter , however , on f lrly active local
support and clo > < cil ftoiuly. with prices un-
changod. Tolal f.ilen. n.OM ba H , Includ
ing : I-Vbruury. $7 : Murch. S7.03Ti7.10 ; .May.
$7.151(7.25 : July , $7.25 ; August. $7.10 ; Sep
tember. $7.4047.15 ; October $7.15 ; December ,
$7.00. Spol. Rio. steady : No. 7 Invoice , Wi < ;
No. 7 lobbing , 8 % ' ' . Mild , steady ; Cordova ,
( , 'n 11 fo I'll In frli-i | I'riiiln ,
NEW YORK. Jan. 20-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FIU'ITS ' EvanoraV'l apule * weto
quint uml steady at unchanged prlcoii ; KIUIO
ct\anoraud apples , comm'wu titi6s < c : prime ,
Cif/7'4o ' ; K-hoVc. "liftWic : fancy , S ftSc. Cal
ifornia drlrid prunes. 3'4fte per Ib. . H * to
lze and quullty. A'lilntN , ni > ul. ITiiTi- :
Moor i > ik IMKMPearhe.s , pc-i IJ I , 2'f'/JJ. ' . ;
unpeelcd , 7'/10. / .
I
OMAHA | I LIVE STUCK MARKET
i
,
, Not Cattle Enoutib Hero to Really Establish
I I I Quotation ? .
rOR \VEEKCVHLE \ SELL WAY LOWER
.
lions > 'll Knrljr l.lttlr Ilotloi'I'linn
l'rlilit > 's Clone nnd Improve Later
Sheep In liood lteiiie | l nnd
Yitllie * Without I'liiume.
SOUTH OMAHA , Jnn. 20.
Receipts were : Canto , tloifa , or.eep
OlIU-lul Monditj 2,173 f.,1S7 4,019
Olhtl | Tuesday 3M S.SS1 2,311 ; j
Olllclol WedncKday 2.WJ ll.SM 2,113 i
Olllolul Thursday 1.99J 676 1.4
Olilolnl Friday 971 7.2SI t.t
OltlclalSaturu.lv S 6,763 2,2
Mf week 11.593 4S.G12 U7TI
Total wtrk end K J n. lU2.Wa : 19.4 * H.Vnt
Total week end K Jan. U.1UU9 3I.9JS 12,310
A\vrugc price paid for liontut liiu mat
cvernl days with compaHsons :
Jan. 1 l 4 21 | 3 421 3 1S | 3 40 | 4 2J , 5 12
" 11. i 4 33 ] 3 57 3 17 3 4.l | 4 1C f. IS
Jan. a 4 "i 0 87 | 3 4M * 3 4li | J 0 > i 5 to
Jan. 4 4 i7 | 3 41 3 II 3 25 | 3 61 , 4 11 | B 10
. . . , . . . . , . .
' '
Jan. i 37 3 J Zi 4 1C , 5 IB
J n. C 4 as1 3 13 339 3 2j | 3 m I B or
Jnn. 7 3 42 3 40 3 IS 3 IS | 4 10 |
Jun. $ 4 si 3 43
Inn. 4 ; ; s
fun. lo. . . , 4 35
'an. n. . . . 4 41
Jnn , u. . . , 4 43 3 G0 | 3 47 311 V.l 407
-Tan. 13. . . . 4 ra i ! Kl 3 49 3 09 3 171 D U
Ian. 14. . . . 3 4D 3 191 3 53 4 11
'an. ' 13. . . . 4 5S 3 17 3 201 3 Mi I 11 r. 10
'an. ' 10. . . , I 62 3S2 * 3 22 3 ' 3 , r. M
H § 3 91 3 49 * 3 72 3 Sti
'an. ' IS. . . . 4 So 3 Gl 3o1 3 23 3 Wl 3 9 , !
Inn. 19. . . . I 51 3 01 .151 13 SM
Inn. 20. . . . 4 t.4 | 3 oC 62)
Indicate * Sunday.
The olllclal number of earn of stock
brought In todny by each road was :
Cattle. ito3s. Sh'p.
. . . M. & St. P. Ry 10
O. .1 St. L. its' :
Missouri Paclllc Ry. . . 3 i ?
Union Paclllc system 1 J '
ViVtf-ii-ii : : : : : : : : ' * s 'i
v. . . St. P. . M. .t O. Ry I §
U. , t M. 11. R. R , "
L' . , U. XQ. . Ry 9 . ll
L' . , R , I. A : P. R > ' . . east. . . . J 1 H
Total receipts H s3 t"
The disposition of Ihe day'n receipts was
.is follows , each buyer purchasing Ihe num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyors. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
. . . .
Omah.i Packing Co 730
O. II. Hammond Co 991 JO-
Swlft and Company } ! ' } .r ; ' "
Cuil.ahy PaikliiB Co Ill . ° -i 1"1
Armour & Co ' " " ;
Swift , from country '
Armour , Sioux Cliy ; <
Huston & Co i
Dennis Oi
Other bii'-ws - - ' ' '
_ J _ 1 1
Totals 169 G.703 1.713
CAT1 LE There were not enough cattle
hero to iriike a market or interest buyers ,
so that even the few loads on sale did not
chiuiKo ha nils ny too readily. H would
have to lie called a nominally steady
market , and that Is about all that can bo
SVio"cat'tlo : market this week ban boon
bad. At the four markets there has boon
a wain for the week of abuiit 10,000 bend
in the receipts as compared with the cor
responding week of last year. The heavy
receipts have depressed the market at all
points. ChieiiBO reports medium cattle Wt <
50c lower for the week and common klnilP
and the best grades 25c lower. At this
market the receipts have been very light
and the market In consequence has ! ield
tip better than nt other points , still price-
litro are l.Wi20o lower than last week. Cat
tle forwarded from he-re have sold In < hi-
cage dnrbiB the- week at prices that were
10'HldO lower IM.in were bid for them here.
'Iho feelliiB among operators Is that had
there.boon more cattle here thl ; ' market
would have been 'way lower under the In-
lluneo of tlio big break at Chicago.
Cows and heifers sold lower durlni ; the
mlddle of the week , but picked up again
so that the market Is not much different
at the elo.io of the week from what It was
at the close of last week.
Stackers and feeders have boon In light
supply nil Uio week and on that account
Iho market has not oxperloneisl muith
t-h.inge. Good feeders weighing 9CO jiaundH
und upwards aie In the best deinund and
the market on that kind of stuiT Is all that
sellers could ask for. The lighter cattle
are loss sought after nnd are In larger sup
ply , BO that the market on that kind has
not been EX > firm. Roprcsontative sales :
13KEF STEERS.
No. AV. Pr. No. AV. Pr.
19 1120 $1 60 7 1147 4 S3
15 135S I S5
S5COWS.
COWS.
1 9CO 225 7 1175 315
1030 275 24 1C39 : i f.5
1 10.W 340 1 1250 390
COWS AND HEIFERS.
9 10S3 3 CO
COHEIFERS.
HEIFERS.
1 CSO I ! SO
SOHULLS.
HULLS.
1 1190 330 1 IK" ) 375
1 1140 340
340CALVES.
CALVES.
1 350 500 1 300 575
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 1000 310 1 530 315
1 1000 310 1 950 329
STOCICERB AND FEEDERS.
l sio : t > ;
MILKERS AND SPRINGERS.
No. Pr.
1 cow ? : l 0)
IIOOS ThPic was u fair run of hogs for
the last day of the week. The market
was n llttlo bettor than ' . - ) ex
treme eloso , but not .so good as yesterday's
opening market. The bulk of all the hogs
sold at J.52'iJi 1.55 , the same as yesterday ,
and It will bo noted that the average of all
the sales was not much different from yes
terday. Toward the close Chicago came a
llttln bettor , MO that the late market , If
anything , was a little better than tin1
earlier market. Ono very fancy load sold
at $4.c2'i. ; '
The hog market this week liu had Its
ups nnd downs , though th-1 extreme lliio-
turtlons have boon within narrow hounds.
The week slarloil out with an advance of
fie , but on Tuesday the gain was all losl
and on Wednesday thf-ro was a Mmllai-
decline , MO linn iho hogs on that day sold
.lust 10o lower than they did on Monday.
On Thursday Iho market gained back 7V' .
bill eased off n little on Friday and Satur
day. The week oloscd with the market
back Just whore It was at the close of Ihe
previous woe-It. A Blanco at the table of
nvoraitc prices will show that while the
market has dm'tinted ! hack and foith the
general tendency of values has boon up
ward all this month. While the market
this week closed back lo whore It wat
at the close of liiht week , the hogs on an
average sold higher this week than they
did lust week , and last week tlu > hogs
brought moro money than they did the
llrHt week of the month. The market U
fnllv 0r higher than it wan the llrst ol the
year. Reprosrnlativc' Hiiles :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
SI 111 K'J $1 ITV-j 73 250 210 155
M 320 . . . 4M 58 250 . . . 45,1
CS 250 120 4 I'M C9 231 JIM 161
KS 213 ! 20 I62',5 65 321 JMO i IT
75 240 . . . I E2'i 65 257 40 165
CO 2M 120 4 55
CO 23S 40 4 53
< ! 0 278 10 4 55
00 225 ISO I 65
S7 35S 160 I Ki
70 242 1WJI 63
70 U&i M ) 1 .Vi
57 ! M hO 4 M
O S4S 120 4 . "
C5 271 40 461
70 201 tu 4 05
C9 ! ! 8'J . . . 4 5i
C3 31U W 4 M
KI "SO . . 455
75 21S 10 155
70 210 . . . 451
< ! 7 S7I . . . 451
CO 877 Ml 4 65
C7 254 . . . I M
20 KK . . . 451
80 SJO . . . 4 51
69 gjd 40 I 5" >
( Ml 298 . . . 155
W 201 40 4 fi.1
05 2d7 10 4 51
KO 211 . . I 51
51 2X0 . . . 4 51
l 210 . . . 4 67" ,
43 : 3 . . . 4 57'a
79.V. . . . 4 57U ,
CI . . . .24IJ . . . I 57'/J '
I I
: MI 4 :6 :
4S 347 2Ai ( 74 723
< W .KiZ 40 4 55 tf . SW . . I 's
SUF.KP-Thrre wrre few cnr- < hero
( oilny , but the most of them wore sold to
arrive , fo that the offprint * were rr.iilv
smnll on HIP nmrkpt. The market was Uist
nbout te dy.
Thr shepp mnrkrt has bcpu In prrttv ROJICI
shapf this week , nnd prices at the co p f
the week are ns good ns the > werp a week
ago. Tlio demand was good on most dav
and the movement fairly netlve , so that
the arrival * have met with ready sale nt
Millsfnotory price * HIP mtwt of the time ,
As compared with other markets sheep
have been bringing high prices ut Ibis
Point.
Quotations : flood to choice fed yenrllncs ,
Jl.tffl4.S3 : Mexican yoarll K . $ ( .73TS m
good to I'holce wetherc. $1.50114.75 : fair to
good wether. . $4 S.Mfl.50 ; good to rliolro
fed ewes. Jl.lRffl.SC ; fair to gtiod fed e ot
$4.CW4.15 : jooil to choice nntlve Inmiw.
,
$5.SOTC.t\1 ; coed to cbolce fed we tern
lambs ; , $ S.7ryR < i. ! , ' > ; fair to stoml fed western
lamb. , $ i..V ( HS.70 ; feeder wethers , J3 TJ
© 3.91 ; feeder ycnfllnps. $ l.H > Ifl.25 : go d
to choice feeder Iambs. $4.aT4.RO : f lf " "
good feeding Intnbs , Sl.llffl.K ; fowler owes.
$2.33173,00. iSeproseWnUve sales :
No. Av. Pr
2.W ewes . 110 $ lir.
2 mil lambs . M I'- "
4 ( western wotliora . 101 4 w
native owes . 17(1 4 w
221 wethers . 124 I ifi
101 owes . tXl I W
I shorn lambs . 7iV 5 oo
Si Iambi . 7S B 7 %
fi lainbsi . 1H2 r. 75
219 lambs . SI
CIIICACO i.ivi s'foric
fntlliVnK , Cloiioiuliuill >
CHICAGO. Jnn. 20-t'ATTLH Weak nmt
closfl nominally stonily with llRhl tecolpi *
in.tli lntiit | : fur onrly next week. SuppU of
cboleo feeders liberal ; demand fair , tiood
to choice , } .V4.1'ii < i. 10 ; poor tx > medium. $1IXI
P.M.90 ; mixed Mockers , $3.2iff3.sn ! ; poloi leil
foedrrs. J4.iMJII.75 ; pood1 tolioloo cows. $350
GlItCiQ : holfoTH , t3.2iVji-l.VI ; calmer * , $2 20'n 2 S" ,
bulls , (2.rn > ii-l. 0 ; enlvcs , JI.605i7.CO ; foil TOMIS
beeves , Jl.OtvjiO.co.
11OC1S Goo.l demand , mostly " o higher ,
good vlonrnni-os. Mixed and butchers' , ft f <
dil.72'4 ' ; eood to choice heavy. $ l.t:5ii : I.T > .
rough Insiv > , $1 'iOi I.IW ; light , $1. litiM ( . * >
bulk of Pales. { l.COfi | .C7'4.
SltEE'P ' AND LAMHS-Gononilly stoud.\ ,
native wethers. Jl.50if5.on ; lambs. $ l.i lffi 40
western wethers , $ l.l03il.S5 ; western lanibn ,
$5.25jt.21. !
Rivelntis : C'littlo , 2i\i bond ; hogs , 10,000
head ; sheep , l.f < M hixid.
M. l.niiin IIre StuoU.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. aX-CATTLM-Ro.-olpIs ,
SM ; m-irkot imlot ai , l iuniiln.il on iuouut
of light offorliiiT * . Native shlppln ? and expert -
port savors , tl.'utid.fjfl ; ilre * i"i' ' beef nnd
butcher steers , Jt.lGTid.IS ; sttocrw under 1.000
Ibs. . $ : ! .50'i5.10 ; Miockers and feeders. J2 SOIf
I.HI ; co'vs an.I . lielfern , f2.OiKfrl.75 : canneis ,
$ I.50fi2.S5 ; bulls. K.CSiifl.Mt ; Texas and In-
llau ffteers , $ : UO { | 1.10 ; cows and heiforft ,
! 2.4.VJJ3.S5.
IIOHS Reeel | tP1'WK ) ; imirkot t-losod
itiMdy. Pigs and lights , $ l.llfl.50 ) | ; packers ,
" ,45ft I.CO ; bi.iii'hors ' , $4.Ut)1i ) > l.72Ijt.
SUKIOP-Heeelpf. SOO ; market stoadj
Native multonn , $4.75fiu.lO ; Limbs , $5.5Oii < ! .50 ,
illt : and buoks , fJ.L''i'iill..O ; tttockorx ,
13.25.
KnnxiiN City Live SlooU.
' A\kS CITY , Jan. 20.-TATTLE- -
| | I.M. 100 ; supply too lluht for iiiiota'llons
During week heavy native steers brought
M.tXXji'l.M ; llRihit nvolchts , tl.iiOTiO.OO ; stojkorH
iiml feedoi-J , $3.fiOti5.15 ; bu'tchor ' cows and
heifers. t3.ODTil.nO ; canncrs , J2.503i3.00 ; fed
wcwtorns' . $ ) .00i.iS7 ; western fei-ilcrs , $3.23
1.50 ; Texann , $3.35@4.nO.
HOGS Rcrelpin , 4,000 ; market strong to
5c hlg'her. ' Tc" ) tMis week. $4.75. high mark
for season ; toiiuy , heavy. $1.55(01.75 ( : mixed ,
$4.501i-I.Ull ; light. tl.2J5il.55 ; pigs , tl.iKV4.25. |
SHEEP-Re < ielpls for the week , I5.00H.
Lamia , t4.Mvrifi.25 : mui'.tons , $ I.IOfifl.25 , sloi'k-
ers and feodeit3.25JiG.OO ; culls , $2.001/3.25.
Ke T Vorli I.li-o Sfoi-k.
N"13\V YORK. Jan. 20.-MEEVES-Recopls |
none ; no trading ; fooling stc.-idy ; exports ,
P-0 cattle. 25 s'lieop and 4.917 iinarters of lioof
CALV10S Receipts. 31 ; steady ; voals , { ( i.OO
0S.CO ; fill ilvos , fl.CiO.
'SHEEP ' AND LAM < nS Receipt * . LMSli.
iccip stead'y ; lii'tnlm ' slrnily to a ( .liadn
lower : sheep. $ I.S5fKi.OO ; lambs , $5.754(0.7.1 ,
Canadian lambs , M.fO.
ilocJS-Recolpts , 2,122 ; none for ile ;
nominally steady.
St. .lowopli llv < > Slook.
SOfTH ST. JOSI31MI. Mo. , Jan. 20. ( Spe
cial. ) The Journal quotes :
CATTLI3 Ueceipts. 100 head ; market
steady , demaiul strong.
HOGS Hecelpts , 3sno heail : market 5c
higher ; nil grades. $ l.55Jf l.ii7Vi ; bulk of sales.
. .
S1113I3P Heoolpls , 500 head ; market llrm ,
demand strong.
Sloi-U In Slulit.
Following nro the receipts at the four
principal western markets for January 20 :
Cattle. HOJJS. Sheep.
South OniaUin. . 2CS S.7KI 2.277
Chicago . -00 IG.OIKI l.OK )
Kansas City . IOJ 4,001) ) . .
St. Lonlrt . 3001.300 XOO
Totals . Sffi 30.0C5 4,077
Dry ( iooili .llnrlii-l.
NKW YOHIC. Jnn. 20. nil Y GOODS-Thn
sjot market for dry goods was very slow
today , bad weather Interfering with store
trade. Conditions otherwise were un
changed In both staple cottons and fancies.
Print cloths closed the week firm , with
nothing doing In regulars and a quiet de
mand for odd goods. Cotton yarns were In
better demand than last week and llrm III
price. AYorstcd yarns were strong and In
better demand than supply. Woolen yarns
were firm , with a moderate business.
\ ' v YorU ImporlN neil Kiporln.
NKW YOUK. Jan. 20. The Imimrts of drv
sooda iwul inernhnndlsc nt t'lio ! ) orl of Now
York for fhls week were valnf < I at $10,045-
013. Hx'port.s ' of gold nnd silver from this
port to all countries for Oils week accre-
g'jted $ I7J.O"7 ( silver bar and coin , and
$ I,079SI2 gold. Th Importw of specie thin
wiek were $ 'J9,515 gold and $72,921 silver.
Wool
NIOW YOUK. .Inn. 'JO. WOOL Dull ; do-
o'-'i'lc lleiT'e. SITi-ft- : Texas , llf'il'c.
ST. LOITIS , Jan. 20. WOOIUnchanecd. .
l.lfc Si-iilrlM'fH for Hey MnI'lleri-r * .
KANSAS I'lTY. Jan. 20. William Lamp-
horn and Louis Klpc-r. the boy slayers oC
Holla Green , a huckster , Novembnr last ,
were today given life sentences. The boys
had been indicted for murder In Hie llrst
degree , but both being under 1fi years of ngn
were allowed to plead lo second degree
murder to nave them frutn the gallows. Thn
IIOVH had worked for Oreen and deliberately
planned his murdjr , gaining entrance to
his be-illoom and slabbing him to death
as ho lay asleep. ,
I'rlzi-M for IONMI.V * .
III3IIMN , Jan. 31. The sum of 30,0 %
marks lias been given to Profs. Haeckrl ,
Conrad and Fraas , to be awarded by them
for the bi-Hl essays nubmltted up In DP-
crmbor , 1902 , on the application of the Dar
winian theory to International political da-
vclopnumt anil legislation.
COIKTMNlllll ( O Allll-rll-llll
VICTOHIA , II. C. . Jap. 2U. The provincial
government has declared Its | ntr > nll ii of
so iimendlng He iillpn exclusion law as to
hpreifpr : | jiermlt Ann rleaim to hold chilniH
puichased from Canadian locators. Such a
conrcxslon quite .sallslle.s the Americans t > t
Atlln.
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H.RPEMMEY& CO.
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Correspondence : John A. Warren & Co
uircct wires to Chli-aso and New York ,
If HO , upcciilato sucoesHfully. Hend yoiif
orders to n reliable IIOUKO , whore they will
bo placed In the open market Wo c-an
make for you In ono monlh more Interest
on your money than any bank will pay
yon in a year. Semi for our book on npec-
Illation. It ! : free.
J. K. Comstock & Co.
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