7 1K)0. ! )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Liverpool and Paris Gables , Weather and
Argentine Plagtn Aid Wheat.
MAY CLOSES 11-2C OVER THURSDAY
( . 'urn riiiftr * Ii'prcmeil mid ( > n < n 1-Su
I ii PrnvUlnnn Improxr During
the DM > . CloxltiK t'ontldor-
nlily Illnlier.
-Hli"AOO , Jan. K. The w < hont mnrkot ,
l-inplred by higher Liverpool and Paris ca-
bleu , < -oM weatJler ami conllr.mn.tlon of
Ko < aarlo iilngtio rumen , -wna nMvo ! ami
< ir.w-d very strong , May IHc over yesterday.
< ' ' , rn ' lo'nl a sliaOu dcprencd ar.'l ' oats V c
i . Provisions nl tlio cltvc were aifcftf'ic '
Improve * ! .
UMt Liverpool up 'id nnd Paris ad-
\ . i , < d 3'f/i6T4c ' ( local bulls were almost em-
barra - - ( 'd by tlielr riches. The soeflon
pen.1IUi . May whonti % ? i te ovor'yesttcr-
lu\- * close at t57 < JiC7Tiie. | The strength of
thr Kngllsrti innrkti WIIB due ; principally tel
l lie ( uhniHliitvinent of Splonkop ; fhiit at Paris
Iiy frcrh ivports of damages to the < rop.
< > n pront taking by traMets I'he ' mnrk'-t wild
i-ii ,7'it'i ' "si , < , wlicro ft reaction was
< mivd by fho buying of shoii.i , A'.iy u < < -
Miiflllg to < < . . Trading , which up to this
1 Ini hii l been ni'tlvp , bccamo fairly iiulel.
\\irii rhe pilce alternately deprissed by
ic ili/.lns. n lid ndviir.'T'l ' ' by the covering of
Kl or f. hovering between K7\tj'57T ' < ic and ( iSc.
Tinnrrlal ( if fresh reports of damages to
ihr frentih errp ami n rnblu saying that
H , -irlo had been ordered cloi < V for ton
< hi > i on motint or the bubonic plague
ifitin i1 heavy pnrrhd. lnx by shorts. The
i-nlit weather wi'Miout ' snow was also a
consideration. May advance * ! ' to GSlfcp , at
which it clckM'il , IV over yc tenlay. Dur
ing the 1-ast' ' hour hiislnpss wnw animated.
< 'oir.mils.slon houses bought heavily for for
eign Initeicrsts , one concern. It was reported ,
ni'llli 7 15 loads for export. Kxportit wen ;
3.HVOO bu. , comparml with 62IOU > bu. last
jeiir. Mln-ncApolls and DnlutTi reported "C2
( ir t , agalnm 327 last week nnd ISB a year
IIRO. lu-felpts hero were 15 cars , 1 of con-
1'i.rl grade. At'l'anlle ' port olearnnces In
wlient nndi Hour were p < iual to 1S2.000 Ini.
Nrw York reported 5 loads 'taken for export.
The ( iay'a ptory of the corn market niliht
hnvp ' 1 ten different. In vlnw of tihe strcncth
of wheat , liad not country offerings le-
( i me freer. Acceptances to bids over nlR'ht ' ,
li'-wever , were so inur-h more llheral tJian
1 n lieen the case rei-enilly ith.it cotvslder-
utilt r.plllnu by shipping people and others
lonulted. elvliiK the mnrkpt a tone of e.-i.l-
i . . I'm H rli < " \\otikms . At the open-
Inx the market Hho\ve < l a little ftnln In
f.\iinpnthy with the nt-lshborlns- . but for
i m menit only. HI.MIIPKSI w-n rather quiet ,
l.oi.i ! receipts were 209 < sir.-i. M i.v ranged
fr IP TiVifiWHi' to 3Se.Itvstns a shade under
j pstprilny at .TSW/'iSHi- .
Thi oats market , ( | iilet parly and dlspo e-i
to be easy , ibwmne more active later and ,
Influenced * > > ' the wtrernsth of wheat , a fair
fMij < plmt demar.O ami mo'ck-rate ' receipts
S < vj curs her-1 turned llrm and clcxs-evf llrm.
Mny ratiKcd from 2,1ic t-o 23'c : , closing at
the top.over yesterday.
The provisions msirket was stronK nnd
I'lsher in spite of the liquidation by In-
ti'iestH whl rti till today were buyers. Ite-
< elr-ts of hoxs under the estimate and higher
prlffs at t'he yards , together -\vltli sympathy
with wihcat , wc.ro the Influences. Titide
was rather nuieit. May pork sold from
$10.75 to flO.Sf , and close * ! 71'C over yesterday
at JlO.W/ifi 10.83 ; May lard , from $ B.02' ifi.d'i
lo jfi.Ol. clcislr' ? 2i'i5c ' | up ; May ribs , from
J."i77l/4 to $5.S21/4 , with the clrtfo 7' c be'tter at
} 5 f2l'i.
ItatlnuitPcl receipts tomorro > v : Wheat' , 2S
tors ; corn. 215 cars ; oats , 173 cars ; hogs ,
17.000 head.
The leadlnrjfuturesranBed as follows : _
ArtlcleMpicn. | | High. | Low. I Close. | Ycs'y"
WlicatTT I I
.Tan. , CfiHI
May. | 67W % csu |
Juij' . icsUfjj"
C'orn
.Ian. I 31 31 Vi .11U
May. 33
July.
Oats
.Ian. 22U nil'
May.
Vork-
Jan. 10 CO 10 57 < i
May. 10 SO 10 85 10 75 10 sr 10 7f ,
July. 1090 1090 10 S2' 10 SO 10 S2'fc '
Liircl-
Jan. 5 S3 r 87' , * . r S7"/ S & 5
May. c m fi Oj fi 00 G OS (1 ( 0 < )
July , G07i ! 6 1214 C07H C 12V 605
nibs-
575 5 70
May. C 80 6 S2'A r , tav 5 77
July. 5 90 5 S5 "
* No. 2.
C'nsh ciuotatlons were i- ' i'n.- '
KLOnn Steady ; xvlntir , , . , J3.309
3.40 ; straights , W.OOffS.10 ; i i L ' ' 90113.00 ;
spring specials. tl.fO ; puients , , . .203.50 ;
stralghtii , J2.C003.00 ; bakers. ILSOQasO.
\VHHAT No. 3 sprltiff , 636lc ; No. 2 red ,
C'ORN-No. 2 , niHc ; No. 2 yellow. 31 ic.
OATS-NO. 2. isgHc : NO. 2 white , 23i/-o >
25'4c ; No. : i white. 2GfJ-25 | < 4c.
RYE No. 2 , S2IJ5le.
nAHI RY No. 2. 3S S-43o.
SREDS No. 1 llnxsced and northwest ,
J1.52 ; prime timothy seed , J2.60. Clover ,
contrp-et grade , $8.25 8.35.
PROVISIONS Mers pork , per bbl. . $9.23
C'MO.GT . Lard , per 100 Ibs. , $3.7&JC.92y. , Short
rM)3 sides ( loose ) , So.fio.'fiG.M. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) , jr > .r > 0i)5.75. Short clear
Bides ( boxed ) . $3.90fffi.OO.
WHISKY Distillers1 finished goods , on
bnslN hlch wines. jer itnl. J1.23V4.
St'OARS-Cut loaf , JO.OO ; granulated , $5.44.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for today :
Articles. Recolnto. Shlpm'ts.
l''loiir , bbls 47.000 46,000
Wheat , bu 27000 116,000
Torn , IU 306,000 171,000
OatM , bu 269.MO CIS.CflO
Hye. bu 16.000 ij.OOO
Hnrley. bu S3.COO 41.000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ler market was steady ; creameries , 10 ! !
Sic , dairies. 16Ji22e. Cheese , llrm at 12ffl3e.
Ksss , Hteady , fresh , 13c.
NBW YOU ic ( ; IMHAI ,
QuolntloiiM f ir < hc IJny on Vnrloim
C'oninioilltlcn.
> TB\V YORK. Jan. 2S.-KLOIR-Rwclpts ,
19.1CI bhls. ; export ? 15,950 bbls. ; ndvnncci )
MilOo with -\\hpat ; dennnd also stimulated ,
Itut Joibbers In most InKtanceM wanted to
trade on basis of old askln ? prices ; Minno-
Hoin patents , $2.N > I/3.05 ; M lnnesotn bakers.
J2 80fi3.00 ( ; winter patonits , ta.Rifla.SO ; winter
ftralghtH , } .1.40fja.4.i ; winter extra * . f2.COiW.Jri ;
winter low grades , $2.2052.10. Ilyo flour ,
Bte.Tdy ; oholi'p. to fancy , $3.-J5f3.65. nuck-
iVheat flour , weak nt J1.73R2.00.
I'OUNMISAI Steady : yellow western ,
EOc , Hrandywlne , $2.20j/2.30. (
IlYK IJnll ; No. 2 western , COV4c , f. o/b. ,
nllont ; stnto rye , 55O5Cc , c , I. f. , New
York , carlols.
HAIU'UY QulPt ; feedlns , 42U0-17Iic. c.
I. f. , New York ; malting , 60i/53c , c. I. f. ,
New York.
HARI.KY MAI/r-Qulet ; western , 550
do.
do.WHBAT
WHBAT RcvolptH , ll.OOOcbu. ; cx porte , 3ii-
020 1 > n. Spot , BtroiiK ; No. 3 red , 7C > ! RC , f , o. b. ,
it1 , vrompt ; No. 1 northern , Dulut'h , 79 0 ,
o. b. . afloat , prompt ; No. 1 hard. Duluth ,
mVf. . o. b , , afloat ; No. 2 red , 74")4c " ) , cle-
Mitcir. Optloiu opened strons : at Vic ad-
vnni-e , Influeiwrd by hlg.her cables niul cold
weather west. The gritest strength wan
ntcalntd In the afternoon , however , on a
warn of Hlmrtw Hfartod iby nn ndvanc-o of r,0
to ! K1 points at Paris ami alleg < l condnnm-
( ORN Recelptti. 117.000 hu.j oxportB. D1.H2
bu Spot , Htiiuly ; No. J , 40 4C , f. o. b. . nllonl.
wl 40',4f. elc-viitior. Options market opened
t'tpniily wilihvhont , oainl off later through
fuxomhlp wiMlher news an < l hMvy Ohk < igo
i-ellliw. . but rallied miln : with whcmt In the
lint 'hour. CMosel llrm , unohiuicinl. May ,
, ' ff tixclofciSUU 3 iic.
OATS Receipts 39.KO bu. ; cxniortw 7.000
bu. Spot , quiet ; NO. 2. a. " > i' ; No. 3. 2Mze ;
No. 3 while , SH , . No. 3 whlti3lc ; track
jnlxinl wt-stern. 2Dl'J'c ( ; track white , 3U/03c / ;
tiruck u'hlle Htat < j.315i."KJOjitloim , sttvidy.
HAY ICasy ; tthlppliib' , U5fi70o ; good to
choice , WiSEc.
HlUKS-Stcady ; Ualveston , 20 to 25 Ibs. ,
li'Hc. ' Texas dry , 21 to 30 Ibs. , 14Uc ; Cali
fornia. 21 to 23 Iba. . 21Uc.
l KATIiI K Steady ; hemlock , solo , Hue-
nc.i Ayr < . llg'lu to heuvy weights , 25023Hc ;
ncld , 26125iic. |
RICH Sternly : dnmcstlc , fair to extra , 1
fjt\jO ; Japan.5c. .
MOUASSKS-Stwdy ; Now Orleans , open
ke-itlp. good to choice , 4J55c. !
KHKIOJlTS-To Mverpo-il , dull ; cotton
by steam , 23c , nominal ; grain by uteam ,
3'id. '
I'ltOVISJONS-llcof. KteaiJy ; family. JI2.fO
inoM. J10..W ; ln-cf 'hams , J21.50r/'J2.lO / ;
Jll.50iil2.iO ; < > lly t-xti-ii Imlin mccs ,
dit inpats. llrm ; plcklcil bellli * .
f.7 > - "i70" " : prlitl Khouldcr * . t5.7ii ou ;
kli'd huniH. JS.6T69.5" ! U-ird. llnner ; wwit-
cm ' ri iii clo-sej Ji.27H ; city , J3.76 ; Janmry ,
JS 30 , nc iilntil ; rcllnestronstr ! : continent.
J6.50 ; South America. J3.70 ; compound , J3.i7i-
<
' / ' , > t < rk. ( Irm , mess , JlO.r-AHll Oft ; short
clear. 511 r/M/izsn. family , JI2.2ofn2.75. Tal
low , weaker , city. 5f/jtic , country. B'soic.
MKTAL45 Improvcmer't ' In the Kn'll ' ! 'i
mf-tnl market nnl : n qnlrkMilnst of demnml
here had n jrTpngtht'nlns ' pffc.it upon tin
di.d Belter tr-lfv , causln ? n slight uplift In
prices of the fotnier. The rest of the list ,
Jiowpvcr. was norvclc * ? and devoid of spe
cial ffalurp. At the. . cloe the Mflal ex-
rh-dnut' < nlltl pi ? Iron warraivts dull ; tin ,
llrm at J2S.OO , nominal ; lake copper , un
changed t Jlfl.fi fill 30 , Ifiid. steady with1
JI.70 bid and Jl.7r. nskrvl : spelter , llrm but
quiet \\lth J TO 'hid ' ami JI.RO n ked. The
brtkrrs' price for lend Is JI.4S nnd for cop
per JIB. SO.
OMAHA CJnNEUAlTTl.UmnT.
Condition of Trade nnd Qtiotnilnnn nn
Slniili * nnil I'nnpy Produce.
IJGGS-Rocolpts , Increasing ; fresh stock.
weak at 12iic.
DUKSSKD I'OUI/mY-Choleo to fancy
turkeys 9r ; duckc , 7Hf8c ; goesp. TUff
Kc ; sprliiK chicken ? , 7u7'ijc ' ; hens , Ciff"c ! !
roosters , ifiiic.
l.IVK I'OIM.TRY - Hens , E'ic ' : sprlnjr ]
chicken. * . Cc ; old and ptng y roos-ters , 2o ; I i
dicks , fii c ; Kete , fi'vr ; turkeyB , ( Vfj'cv i
UrTTKR-Common to fair. l ' , jc ; choice , | I .
lij19p ; separator , 23c ; gathered creamery , I
'
Mve , per doz. , 75c.
VKALS Choice , ! > c.
OAMIC-nucks , mallards. J3.00S3.2. > ; blue
wing teal. JI.75 : grren wing teal. Jl.35fTl.50 ;
mired ducks. J1.MWJ2.00.
OYSTHIlS-Mpdliim. per can , ISc ; stand
ard , per can , 22c ; bulk standard , per gal. .
$1 23 ; extra select" , per car. , snc ; extra PC- '
lects , pr gnl. . J1.COJJI.75 ; New York counts , I
per can , 37c ; New York count" , ncr 100. J1.25.
HAY ' 1'er carload lots : Hplnrd , fholce , ;
, Jfi ; tnldlnml. choice. J3.M ; lowlind , choice ,
j J3 ; r.Ve straw , choice Jl.tO ; No. 3 corn , 2i,4c ) ;
i No. 3 whlto oats. 22'ic : cracked corn , per
ton , $11 ; corn and oiffhopped , per ton ,
} ll.0 ; bran , per ton. > 12 ; f.horts , per ton , J13.
VKOKTAULISS.
y-\\- ; : Tru.NMra-Per dozen bunches , COo.
SPINACH-Per box. JI.
XI3\V HKKTS-Per doz. bunches. COc.
RAniSHKS-1'cr 40c.
- doz. bunches.
LETTl'CH-I'er doz. bunches , 40o ; fancy
head lettuce , per bbl. , J3.
S\VI3HT I'OTATOES-Pcr bbl. . Illinois.
J3 : Jerseys , ? ! > ; large bbls. , Kansas. J2.73.
POTATOES PIT bu. , choice , 30033c.
CAHHAOK-Holland "ted. 2c.
CAtlLIFI.OU'ER-Callfornla , per crate ,
$2.50.
ONIONS Retail , yellow. 75c ; red , SCfj90c ; i
Oidos. tier bbl. , J2.2S.
CELERY Per doz. . 253300 ; California ,
per bunch , 10f7.i : .
TlTRNIPS-Rutnbagas. per Ib. , Itfe ; Ca
nadian. 1ic ; per Wbl. , $2.
MTSHROOMS-Pcr Ib. box. SOc.
TOMATOES-Klorldn , per C-baskct crate ,
HHUHAUn-Per doz. . COc ,
FRUITS.
APPLES Choice western shipping stock.
$3.00r(3.BO ; New York stock , J3.760I.O ) :
fniipy. J4.nOJT4.7S.
ORAPES Malaga grapes , per bbl. , J7.00JJ )
9.00.
9.00.CRANBERRlESRell
CRANBERRlES-Rell and Bugle , per bbl.
J7 ; Jerseys , $ G.75.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OKANOES Mexican , per box , J3 ; Cali
fornia imvals , per box. J3.25ff3.50 ; California
seedlings , per box , J2.50JJ2.75.
LEMONS -California fancy , J3.75 ; choice
California , $3.50 ; Messina. J4.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY-Prr 21-scctlon CRBC , J3.23.
NUTS Hickory nuts , large , per bu. , J1.23 ;
shellbarks , J1.35.
FIGS California layers , per 10-lb. box ,
Jl ; California carton , per 10-lb. box , J1.10 ;
imported llgs , per 11) . . 13c.
HIDES , TALLOW" . ETC.
H'lDES-No. 1 green hides , Sc ; No. 2
green hides , 7c ; No. 1 saltqd hides , 9c ;
No. 2 salted hides , Sc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to
12 Ibs. . 9c ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW , GREASE. ETC Tallow , No.
1 , 4c : No. 2 , 34c ; rough , 2c ; whlto grease ,
24G3Uc ; yellow nnd brown grease , 2\403c.
St. I.ouln CSrnln uiiil 1'rorlHlonn.
ST. LOl'IS. Jan. M. WH'EAT Higher :
No. 2 red , cash , elevator , 70'fcc : crack , 70'.4
( ii'l'/ic ; January , 70T c ; May , 70T c ; July ,
isa4iiitiS74c ; ; No. 2 hard , C6iJ67c ; receipts , 6,070
bushels' .
CORN Higher : No. 2 ca. h. 31c : track ,
32c ; January , 31c : May , 32c ; July , 32'i8C.
OATS Firm : No. 2 cash. 23ic ; track.
24ic ; January , 23-4c ; May , 21',4e ; No. 2
white , 25)4c. ; )
RYE Firm ; G3c.
FLOl'R L'nclianged ; patents , J3.40iJ3.BO :
extra fancy. J3.03 73.15 ; clear. J2.73JT2.90.
SEEDS-Tlmothy , J2.0002.35 ; llaxseed ,
er nit W.EO.
COUNMKAL Steady , I1.75S1.SO.
HRAN Lower and dull ; sacked , cast
tn.ck. C3c.
HAY Tlmot'tiv. llrm at J9.50S11.CO ; prairie ,
steady at J7.u056.50.
AVHISKY-Stendy , Jl.23',5.
COTTONTIES-J1.10.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PROVISIONS Dry salt boxed meats , ex
tra shorts , J5.75 ; clear ribs , J5.87',4 : clear
sides , J6. Bacon , extra shorts , J0.25 ; clear
ribs , Jf .37Vi ; clear 6 ! l > s , JS.50. Pork , steady ;
old , $1.25 ; new. J11.25. Iwird , quiet ; prime
ilf"/m. / $3.C2' ; choice , 5.G7Vi.
METALS Lead. quiet ; J4.S2 % J.Co.
Snelti'r , strontr : JI.CO.
POULTRY Steady ; chickens , 6V4c : tur-
Iceyd , 7c : ducks , V',4c ; geese , 5c.
RfEiCKIPT3-Klour. 3.KX ) H'i wheat , 6,0 < X >
bu. ; corn. 32,000 bu. : oaits , 3U.OOO bu.
. ' s'i iir , ti.COO bills wheat ,
19,000 bu. ; corn , 19,000 bu. ; oats , 10,000 bu.
Ittittcr. I'VTK nnil Choi-xe Mnrkrt.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2 < 3. BUTTER
Ptewi'y ' anil1 fair demand ; fancy western
L.ieimery : Kc : fani.-y western prints , 2&c.
EGGS Dtill anil Ic. . lower ; fresh nearby
and western. ICc ; fresh s-outhwcstern and
southern , ISc.
CHF.KriH Firm but quiet.
NEW YORK , Jan. M.-BUTTER Re-
eoipls , 3flS ( pkgs. : steady ; Jwio creamery , '
20fi23c : western , 2125c ; factory , ! CfJ19c.
CI1EIC3E Receipts , 1.2M : pkg.i. ; steady ;
fall made , fancy , large , 12'iW13c ; fall made ,
fancy , small , n'JiSilSc ' ; largo , late made ,
H4 < ! il2c ; small , late made , 12JJ1211C.
EGGS Receipts. 8,532 pkgs. ; veak ; west
ern , . IDc , IOPS off ; western , ungraded , at
mark , UWlSc.
ST. IXHTIS. Jnn. BUTTER-Steady < ;
creamery , 2V&25c ; dairy , 16' 20c.
EGOS-Hlfc'her ; 13i,4c.
CHICAGO , Jan. iW. BUTTER Steady ;
creameries. 19f2lc | : dairies , 1SIJJ22C.
EGGS-Stendv ; fresh , 15c.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 26. BUTTER
cicamery. 20S23c ; dairy. ISc.
EG < 3S Steady ; freriiM lssourl and Kansan
Block , llrsts , 12c , cafva returned.
Ilvi > riool Craln anil I'rovlnlonn.
L1VBRPOOL , Jan. 26. W'HEAT-Spot.
No. a re < l western , winter , llrm at 5s 9V d ;
No. l northern , spring , llrm at Kt HV4d ; No.
1 California. Cs Z'/idfiCs ' 3d. Futures , steady ;
March , 5s ! tid ; May , r > s 9-d.
CORN Spot , American mixed , new , firm
7s.
PROVISIONS-Lnrd. American refined , in
palls , easy nt 32s 9d ; prime western , In
tierces. Htendy at 30s Cd ,
CH'EESE American llnest white , steady
nt 57H
Receipts of wheat during the last three
days. 230.000 centals , all American ; receipts
of AmertTiin corn durlne the lant three.
dnys , 27S.700 centals. Weather cloudy nnd
threatening.
m Cl ( > - C m I n mill ProvlnloiiK.
KANSAS CITY , Jan. M.-WIIRAT-Mfty ,
f > t'4c ' : cash , No. 2 hard. f-T/ic ; No. 3 hard.
SOJi&fllfce ; No. 2 red , 70S71c ; No. 3 , C5 69c ;
receipts. 30 cars.
CORN May , 2flT c ; cash. No. 2 mixed ,
2SJtfis4c ; No. 2 while , SOHffSOVic ; No. 3 ,
.
OATS No. 2 white , 2iig-2lic. |
IlYK Nn. 2 , 5UKc.
HAY-ChoIco timothy , J9,00g9.50 ; choice
prairie. J7.00j7.2T > .
RECEIPTS-Wheat , 1SVX ( ) bu. ; corn. 19,500
bu. ; oata , K.OOO bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 10,200 bu. ; corn. 20-
100 bu. ; oats , 2,000 bu.
Tolftlo .MiirUof.
TOLEDO , O. . Jon. M.-AVHEAT-Actlve
for futures ; llrm ; No. 2 cash , "llfcc ; May ,
i3'/c bid.
CORN Dull but steady ; No. 2 mixed 33c
OATS-Dull ; No. 2 mixed. SHiS !
RYE Dull but llrm : No. 2 carti. 57c.
. SKHDH'lovi r. 'higher ' ; prime cash , old ,
JI.90 asked ; Mai-da , J5.S2.
.H Wlicnl nnil Flour.
MINNEAPOLIS , Jan. 2 < 3.-WHEAT-In
Btoro : No. 1 northern. January. K5c ; May.
C3c ; July. C7jC7'ic. ] On track : No. l hard ,
67c ; No. 1 northern , CC'sc ; No. 2 northern ,
C3ic. !
FLOUR-Flrst patents , J3.45ff3.55 ; other
truilcs. on that basis.
BRAN-Unclmriucd.
Milwaukee ( iritlu MnrKet ,
MILWAUK'EE , Jan. -WHEAT Mar
ket higher ; No. 1 northern , 67)70 ) ; No. 2
northern. IBfiCiii-c.
RYE-Steady ; No. 2 , 55Uc.
HAULEY-Stcady ; No. 2 , 46o ; Bample ,
35fj 4tc. !
I'rorlu
tll. , Jan. 25. CORN-Stendy ; No.
3 , 31c.
OATS-OuU't : No. 2 white. 2lc.
\VHl3KY-Klrm on the basis of Jl,23',4o ' for
llnlpliutl goods.
DiilulliVlnnl .Mnrl.el.
Dt'U'TH. Jan J6.-WHEAT-NO. 1 hard.
cash , & ' ; ' - , > , y. l nort'icrn , cash , 654c ;
May. 67' c July. M' c. Xo 2 norlhrrn ,
' C2'ic ' ; No. 3 , prlng , 9 <
AVIirnl Al\iinceN ut NIMV Vi > rU.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 2(5.-Sr ( > eculatlon In
wheat wai unusually active today , bulls
I , obtaining n grip on the market that re-
I syltrd In lUe advance. An ndvatice of 3 0
n bilihel In Paris wheat , attended by con-
> tlrma ion of crop damage rumors , brougnt
. on heavy covering by local IntereMn and
j considerable Investment buying likewise.
In addition to this strong new ? Me market
' was Inllupiiced by report. ? that Rosnrlo , Ar-
wentlnn , , iad befi- closed by the plague.
May whfiit In this markpt. after opening
Htrong nt "a'fce. jiolil up In the tact hour In
74'4a nnd clo. l nervous nt " .T-ic. It wn. ,
In fai t , the biggest day that bulls hnvo
seen In montris and srntlment was corre
spondingly bnoyntv .
Ml > VI2MH\'l'S UK KTOfUS AMI IO.MS.
t
Mnrltrt Almost Sliiuuimt nnil I'rlrci
Co Don n U eitKiicMN In l.iiiidoii.
NBW YORK , Jan.The recor.1 of thp
d.iy on 'ilio ' St > ck ext nnup wn u repetition
rf yflei " ly In Inert'-i , but pllces went
down Instead cf up. as W-.IN tile c-i , o yi.t- .
terday. The retlrcTiienii of the [ Irltlro frr.n
Spl > rj ! < o ; > , ha 1 us 1'ttle ' Inllucncp as did the
prevle-'is day's news of the iiici-e s thero.
Opening 7 > rli-r.i p.hii\\cl rmrp ; de- lines , In-
Iprnntlonaj Hocks lielng quolrd M nb " .H the
LorJcn parity. The weaknest In Loiv.lon
hul'ticcd no selliiiK here , Jmwever , and the
looil ir.a-.ier ! were dl'-posed lo 'buy ' Iho
stocks nll'pml f-r Ixiivlan account In the
- w.iy tha-t they sold yesterday lo mpi-'t !
Loivlon dcinr.ind. No attempt was np-
I parent to bid up price. , as the local dealers
'seemed cirAent to lake the one rliiR * nt tno
London level of prices. The sales fnr I.on-
; c'.on lui.-ount were estimated. : it something
over 20U , ' ) . very evrnly distributed . 'imoiig
: the. viirlofi Iri'ernatlonnl slocks. 'I his eon-
I Htlltitcd fie bulk of 'the ' eXiy's huslners In
railroad -locks ntv.l rr.'i-es ' In 1'hit ' dr > nM-
i n cnt revcr i.t far from the opening level.
! Much of the greater portion of tHie day's
small business wa * In the t-pcftllntlvp In-
distn.ils and j.j.ilaities. . These/were wc-nU
from the start. The wcakno.v < In Sugar was
nlitrlL.ntc > l t'o ' operations 'by ' .t f ; > -'illative ' ?
clique. . Metrt.xilltan nr.ido a momentary
show of flrmnciis on belief In a htoli ! Inilio
closing of the conitract for ithe rapid trunMt
tftll el. The ) Rli'Vier ' stoi ks , iwhle'i have tint
be active recently , wenu'orced i > 'wn I
nnd 3 pc-.r'ts ' , rcspeci.Cvely , font recovered 2
1 ilntM each. On ihe curb Now Amsterdiim
Gas was rnr.llirr nctlvo anil strong nnd
SlrnelnnJ Oil advance ! 'to ' a now high level.
Returns by the leading banks on the cur-
rency movement for the week Indicate chat
the nt'i receipts for the Interior by express
have betn 'but sllgihtly le s than last week ,
buit the. giUnis on subtre.isury opem-l'.ciu
worn little more * llhan .l.ilf : those of last
week , owliiK to diminished pension ellshurse-
ments and continiu-d heavy recel-pts. The
total gain In iMsh Uif't'he ' ' banks Is estimated
at nnr $7.0T.1.0CO. H Is evident that stivlt
exchange operations have made no demands
on , lnp loan accounts of the banks. Hut
the placing of time loans anil the buying of
mercantile paper may havu 'further ex-
paim'.cd loan acewutws. 'Iho sale , of Now
Vork City bonds during the week may also
be reflected In the loan acnotint. '
The bond market made further Drosre steward
toward dullness and ths tone was rather
raster. Total snlei par value , il.oi .i.i ' .
I'nl "d Static old 4 * nnrl the 5s , coupon , ad
vanced U In tlie bid price.
The ( -'o-mmcrclal Advertiser's London
lli < vn > cial OiVblcigram fays : There was a
slump In'the maikei : hero on me announce
ment of the abar.'Jor.i.-nent ' of Splonkop by
General Warren. The m'scn wa not un-
dertocicf. there bolr.ij no explanatory word
In the dlrappolntlnff dippatoh. About mid
day there 'was ' a sllg'ht rally , which , how
ever , was followed by a fres'h ' relapse and
the ttose was near the wor.-'t. In some
quarteris 'I'ho ' ' SoJonkop rovciso was * ir-icr-
1 > reted iaa itho most serious tiiius far in the
campaign , unless same unexpectc 1 explana
tion unu.ll be recc4s-uJ. Como ! closed nt
par , 76. a fall of \ , Americans followed the
general move-mewc , but finally .hardcniU . on
New York purport. Paris was nervous ,
felling Spanish 4t > an'd tlntos. There was
no gold movement. 'Money ' was still e-asy ,
although -lihls was so-ttlement day , nnd b'ils '
were ollere1 , ! more freely. The foreign ex
change wan as follows : Purls cheque , 20.1S ;
'Berlin ' , 20.4SU.
The following are the quotations for the
leading stocks on the New York exchange
today :
Atchison 19. _ _
do pfd bOifc Union Pacific . . . . 4S4s
Baltimore & O. . . 37ai do pfd 74 %
Canadian Pa fl.l'AValiash 7 > , i
Canada So IS do pfd 2014
Cnes. & Ohio 23Mr W. & L. K 9i
Chicago Gt. W. . 13V4 do 2d pfd. . . . 2Ui : )
C. , B. & Q ] 21fc Win. Central . . . . 17V4
Chi. I. & L 13 Adams Ex Ill
do pfd 45 Amer. Express . .140
Chi. & K III./ . S7 4L. t > . Ex 47
Chicago & N. AV.1M Wells-Fargo I3x..l23
C. , R. I. & P..HV A. Cot. Oil 3.1'i
C. , C. , C. & St. L. tO'.l do pfd 92',4
Colorado So 5Vi Amcr. Malting574
do 1st pfd. . . . 43 i do pfd 27
do 2d pfd 1414 Amer. S. & R. . . . SS i
Del. & Hudson..114 , do pfd 8S
Del. L. & W 174 Amer. Spirits . . . . 3
Den. & Rio G. . . . 17 do pfd 17
do pfd GSUAmer. S. II 42
Erie U do ptd SIde
do latpfd. . . . 32 Amcr. S. & W. . . . 4S %
Gt. Nor. pfd IKi do pfd ! ) OV4
Hocking Coal . . . . 16 Amer. Tin Plate. . 28V4
Hocking Valcy..31 i do pfd 80
Illinois Central . .114 Amer. Tobacco . . 99'i
Iowa Central . . . . 1216 do pfd 135
do pfd 52 A. Mill. Co 39 %
1C. C. , P. & G. . . . 8 , ' Brk. Rap. Tr 71 %
L. K.V 22 'Colo. K. & 1 42 > ,4 .
do pfd S3U Con. Tobacco . . . . 3H4 ,
Lake Shore 194 I do pfd M i
Louis. & Nosh. . 7SWl'"ederal Steel . . . . 503 * '
Manhattan L . . . . 93 % do pfd 72 % i
Met. St. Ry 1US Gen. Electric . . . . .1224
Mex. Central . . . . 11 % Glnco-e Sugar . . . 53',4
Minn. & St. L. . . . 5S I do pfd 93
do pfd 90VInl'n'A ! Piper . . . . 22'A
Mo. Pacific 42i' ? ' do pfd ti7 i
Mobile & Ohio . . 40 J.acledo Gas 7S' ,
Ms. ! , K. & T 10 Nat. Biscuit ? .G'/4
do pfd 33 ' do pfd 92
> K. J. Central..UGH National Lead . . 2G
N. Y. Centra.133UI ! do pfd 105
Nor. & West 24H National Steel . .40
! I do pfd S91i I do i.fd 92
No. Paclllc Cl 'X. Y. Air Brake.HO
do pfd 73H No , American . . . 14 %
Ontario .t W 21'i Pacific Const . . . . fii
Ore. Ry. & Nav. 42 i do 1st pfd. . . . K !
do pfd 7i ( do 2d pfd M
Pennsylvania . . . .13 IPncIflc Mall 4294
Reading 17 ? People's Gas . . . .103r > i ,
do 1st pfd. . . . 50 .Pressed . S. C 6374
do 2d pfd. . . . 27 | do pfd 87 j i ,
Rio. G. W 40 iPu'/Imun P. C..1S7 !
do pfd S5 iStnnd. R. & T. . . . K I I
St. L. & S. K. . . . 9U Surar 115 % ' ,
do 1st pfd. . . . 4ft I do pfd UW , I
do 2d nfil. . . . 33 ITenn. C. ft ; 1 82'.4
St. L. S. AV lltfjU. S. Leather. . . . 4G'i ,
do pfd 27 I do pfd 75 > i
St. Paul 11771 U. S. Rubber 28
do pfd 170 I do pfd W )
St. P. & Omaha.120 'Western ' Union . . SG'A
,
So. Pacific J7's ' Republic I. & S. . 20'i '
So. Ral'way 11 % ' do pfd IT , I
_ dq _ pfd ' ST-i ' , P. C. C. & St. L. 7GU
Ex-dlvl'dend
XIMV York Money llnrkel.
NEW YORK , Jan. S 1. MONEY-On call , i
C'aclcr at 2QJI per cent ; last lonn at 3 per
cent ; prime mercantile .paper , 4UW5U- Per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-FIrm , with ac-
tunl business In bankers' blllp nt $ I.S7'42i' ' '
4.S7Vi for ilciniir-a and at $ I.S4V'iij'I.S4 < ; . fir
sixty days ; jiot'ejl ' rates. J1.S3 nnd $ I.8S ;
commercial hills. tl.S3U04.S3-V , . I
FILVKR-C'ertincates , MHgcO'.ic ; bar , i
C9 c ; Mexican doUnro. ! 7'/jc. '
BONDS Government , ftrong ; state. Inac
tive' ; railroad , easier.
The following nro the closlns quotations
on bonds : I
;
i
do ,1i. reg liili'J ' No. Cnrolua us. . 127
do coupon 110 do 4s 10,1
new 4s , reg 132 Nor. Pae. Is I'O ' <
do coupon ISI" ; No. Pacific 3s. . . . BU7t '
do old 4s , reg--IHU ' 4 < 103H
do coupon 1U',4N.Y.C. ' g.
do Bs , reg 112 N.V. . . c. 4s. . . . 9T.6 I
do coupon 113 ilo gon. Gs 129
D. of C. 3 Ms..119 1" N'av. . . . . . . I '
Atch. gen. 4H..10B4 do 4s 10114
do adj. 4s 81' , ; Ore. H. L Cs 123 %
Canada So , 2s 109 do con. Ct1 112
Chea.i O. 41,43. . 971 Reading gen. 4s. . S4U
do ( is llfi'S R. G. W. Ii ib-i i
C. & N. con. 7M..H2U St.L. & I..M. U.5K.1I2
do S. R d. 6s..120 St.L. & H.F.g. Ss.119 ,
Chicago Ter. 4i. . U3 St. Paul consols.PI7V-I
D. & R. G. li . . . .103 St. P. C. & P. Is.119 "
do 4s 99UI do Bs 11' )
E. T. V. & G. ls.101 So. Ry. Bs 107 1
Erie. gen. 4s GS4 ! S. R. & T. C < SI
K. AV. & D. C. la. 71 Tcnil. n. s. 3s. . . . 9 >
Gen. E'ectrlo r.s.119 Tnx. & Pae. Ii 1124
G. H. & S. A. Gs.103 do 2s M
do 2s inr Union I'ai'lllc 4s..l04i- ,
H. & T. C. 6s..llO'/i ' Wabasli Is 1151 ?
do con. Cs 11" do 2da I0\/i \
la. Central Is..UJifc West Hhnro 4i..l'l !
, K. C. , P. & G. Is. fiSH Wls. C'entrnl Is. . Wi !
. La. new con. 4s.lOi > KiVa. Centuries SI
I L. & N. mil. 4 . . 93Wl do deferred . . . . .5
Mis. . K. & T. 2s. iMjlColo. So. 4s S5i
do 4s 90 | So. Paclllc 4 . . . . 82 %
N. Y. C. la 109
Offered.
Furrlun Kliiiuiolnl ,
LONDON , Jan. 26. The market for Amer- i
lean securities opened lower on unfavorably
advices from South Africa. Later prices
rallied slightly nnd continued quiet , with
n hardening tendency to the close , which
was steady. ISuslncsH was limited to pro
fessional traders. Gold premiums art ) limited
an follows : Ilneiios Ayres , 131 ; Madrid , j
2P.40 ; Lisbon , 43.50 ; Rome , 7.17. Bar gold , 77a
9Ud.
IlKRLIN. Jan. 26. Exchunge fur London ,
20m 4S ) < pfg for checks ; rate of dlKCount for
short bills. 3'a per cent and for three
months' bills 37 per cent. The weekly
xtutemcnt of the Imperlul Rank of Ger
many shows the following changes : Cash
In hand. Increase , 4I.S.SO.OOO mnrk . treasury
nod s , incr , .IM . i.aifl.ofO marks , othpr securl-
ties. dpcM-iisp. riHt ; ooi marks , notes In clr-
pulatlon , ( lecreaj-c , Cfi.fMO.dcO marks. Price *
opened tlnn on thp bourse today , owing to
the ease of money , but on receipt of the un
favorable wnr news they relap. cd.
PARIS , Jnn. 2'i. ' Prices were weak nt the
opening on the bourse today , nwtnit lo the
nnnouncemeiit of thp abandonment of
Splonkop by the Hrlll. < h troops , and durltiR
the day International securities werp quirt.
Knfllr. < were greatly agltalPd. closing
weaker. Other departments were dull. Rio
tlnto * were adversely affected , owing lo
large realizations on linrlliip copper nnd the
iinconllrinntlon of n rumor that'll dividend
was to be paid. Thice per cent rente. * . UHlf
2c for the account : exchange on London ,
2of ISe for chocks ; Spanish 4s , GS.27 % .
Tlosldii Moi-U ( luotnlloii" .
BOSTON. Jnn. : tl.-Call loans. 4'MiB ' per
cent : time loans , 4Q5 per cent. Closing
prieen for stocks , bonds nnd mining ; I
shares : i
A. . T. * S. F 19'S'r"do ' ' prd " 777.110 I
do pfd CD | West. KlPctrlc . . 41 .
Amer. Sugar . . . . .11M4Vlsi Central 17 % ;
do pfd Ill Unin. Coal 41
Bell Telephone . .312 do pfd US '
Boplon & Alb'y.,210 Allollcr. Mill. Co. 3 i
Hos'on E evated. . 9 < 5 At'nntle 24 %
C. . B. * Q 121 4 Hoston & Mont..2Vi (
Fltchburg pfd . . .122 'Butte. ' .t Ro'tOll. . 48
Gen. Electric . . . .122V. Cal. .1 Hccla 740
dj pfd rr , ' "pntennlal 15',4
Federal Steel . . . . W ) ; Franklin 14
do pfd 73 Ose-eola i > ! '
Mtx. Central . . . . 111 ; Parrot 4014
Mle-h. Telephone.101 Qtllncy 110
Old Coony 20H 'Pnnta ' Fe Cop. . . . K
Old Domln'on . . . 1s ITnttinrack 175
Rubber 37 IWInonn
Union Paelllc . . . IS' ' , Wolverines S9'4 '
Union Land 3 Utah 23
West End yjifcl
E-i'.ivldend.
\u\v York MlnliiuStnel < .
NEW YORK. Jnn. 26.-The following I
nre the oillclal closing quotations for milling - |
ing shares : i
Chollnr 22 Ontario WO
Crown Point 12 Ophlr 6'1 '
Con. t'nl. it Vn..l40 i-.yinoutli S
Deadwood CO Quicksilver ! '
Gould A : Currie. . 20 I do pfd >
Ha'e & Norcross. 35 Sierra Nevada . . 45
llompstukc > inOO Standard -W
Iron Sliver B2 Vision Con 2.i
i Mexican 30 i Yellow Jacket . . . 0
T.oiuloti Stock Cl
LONDON , Jan. 2G.-1 p. m.-Closlng :
C'onso'.s , money. . 10ol < TNr Y7 Ccntral. . . , 130 %
do account. . lwT Peniisy'vanlaCG
Can. Paclllc . PG % Reading . ! >
Erlo . IHdNo. Pacific pfd. . ; i > 7
do 1st pfd. . . . 3H : ( , Atc'nlson . HH
Illinois Central. .115 * Lousvllle ! . SO' *
IT. p. ] , fl . 77 lornnd Trunk . %
St. Paul , com..J21 _ I Anaconda . S'.fc
Ex-dividend.
BAR SILVER-Stcady at 27 7-lCd per
ounce.
MONEY lai(32 ( per cent.
The rate ol dlrcount In the open market
fur ril'ort bills in 3 per cent : for three
months' bills , . " ! l-lCit U r > cr cent.
llnnU ClearliiKH.
BOSTON. Jan. -Clearings , $10 S32.2fl ;
balances , JlS,2i,7li4. ,
NEW YOKK. Jan. 2G.-Clcnrlllgs , $156,322- .
320 ; balances , J7.7S2.302. i
CHICAGO , Jan. SH.-Cle-.irlntfS , J18,430,9.50 :
balances , $ l&Ss,4 0 : pos.ed exchange , Jl.SSfi )
4.SS ; New York exchange , SOc premium. j
PHILADELPHIA , Jan. 26. Clearings , I
J1G.2S0.5I4 ; balances. J2,2S5,5GO.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 2G.-Cearlngs ! , J2.S57- !
2IG ; balanced , J-T73.0S7.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2G.-ClenrlngS. J4,451.GOri ;
Imlances , J3S5.C44 ; money , 4ij'7 per cent ;
New York exc lange , SOc premium bid , 50c
premium asked.
Condition of ( In * Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2G. Today's s'nte-
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , J2i9OtHOJ9 ;
Bold reserve , f21SSM.177.
London AViio
LONDON , Jan. 26. The flrst'serlcs of the
colonial wool salts for this year closed to
day. The offerings today numbered 13,151
bales and consisted of rather fair cata
logues. Competition In merinos was irood ,
especially the continent. New England
cross-breds were In good demand and were
taken by the hem trade at full rates.
Good lines of scoured stock were taken by
the American representatives. During the
series there were many withdrawals. The
home trade purchased 47,000 bales , the con
tinent 30,000 and America 4,000. There were
57.000 bales carried over. After the strength
of the last series 'and ' encourncing trade
conditions and short supplies another rise
was generally expoetUd at the opening of
the present series' 'Hut Instead the sale
opened with hesitation on part of the
buyers. Minor cross-breds sold par to 5
per cent , but soon eased oft to " ' .b lO ner
cent below the December series. This
weakness was due to the dear money con
ditions and the unsettled political conditions
In South Africa. The continental buyers
were rather cautious at first nnd the home
tradn was quiet In speculations owing to
the unhealthy trade reports. Later oper
ators became more confident , especially the.
continental and American buyers , and ns n
result prices advanced considerably , par
ticularly for coarse nnd medium cross-brejs
and fine greasy merinos. The closlns tone
of the series was steady nt about December -
ber rates and occasionally 5 per cent higher.
Cape of Good TIope and Natal wools were
neglected and largely withdrawn. Follow
ing Is today's sale In detail : New South
"Wales , 1,200 bales ; scoured , Sd01s ld.
Queensland , l.COO bales ; scoured , Is V-dfffls
9d ; greasy , lOdSls 2d. Victoria. 2.500 bales ; !
scoured , 7I4di2s 6'/4d ; greasy , 7dfTls ld.
South Australia , 1,300 bales ; greasy , 5djils
ld. West Australia , 100 bales ; greasy , G-74d
flls. Now Zealand , 5,100 bales ; scoured. I
( VHiKfln 9d : greasy , DdSls 2d. Cape of
Good Hope and Natal , l.SOO bales ; scoured.
Is 2d ; greasy. Is 2d. Buenos Ayres , L'03
bales ; greasy , 4V4f < Sd.
Cofton .Market.
NEW YORK , Jan. 25.-iC3TTON Firtitrcs
clcwl fCcady : January. JT.fS : February ,
J7.G1 ; March , , $7.19 $ ; April. J7.T ; May and June ,
S7.l ; July. J7.K1 : August , J7.50 ; September ,
M.97 : October , JC.79 ; NoveTjber and Deconi-
ber JG.75. Spot close * ! quiet aril 1-lCc .higher ;
middling1 uplaT.di ? , Sc ; mWJllnff gulf , SKc ;
sales , none.
NEW OHIUCANS. Jan. 21.-COTTON-
Qulet am ! firm : sales. 1.4 ? ) fjit s ; orllnnry ,
fi"-iroj rood Tdlr.iary , G 15-lGc : l-'W ' nr'ddllng ' ,
7ic : middling , 74e ; goal miiiiMiPT. 7 13-lGc ;
middling fair , SHc ; receipts , 3.C57 bales ;
? to > 'k. 37S,4il : ba'ps. Future * , steady ; Janu-
nry. J7.3S ibid : Frfminry. J7.30 bM- March ,
$7.3S1 < 7.3S ; April. J7.37fi7.151 : May. S'.XSil.M ;
jji'lie. i'.ZlTn.yi ; July , Ji.Siffii.SS ; Auwst ,
S7.10fi7.20 ; September. W.7WIG.7October ; ,
JS.SI'SO.oii.
ST. LOUI'S. ' Jan. 2 . - < * OTTON-Stondy
nr.i > uncluir.eed ; sales , ncrc ; mldillmr ,
,7'-li'c ) ; rccc'iots. ! > 7I bill. ' ; ifhljimenta , 1.4G1
li.ihs..Nick ! S C5S . ' .Ml , .
I ' OALVESTON. Jan. M.-COTTON-FIrm nt
i ' ! 9-lOc.
| LIVERPOOL , Jan. 23. COT'ION-Epot ,
ntiU't u ml prl'T l-32d lower : Amierlcan mil-
dllu ? fair , l2-r.2d : rood mliKUIn ? , 421-ri :
; , miiillli'-- ' I IS- " . ' . ! ; 1 w mlil.-lllnp. 4 l-r' ? > l ; KO > !
loidlnary , 43-32-1 : 01 d. . nary. 43-fJ.l. The siT'i
of"he , day were S.O.V ) bale ? , of w'llch KO were
for speculation ami Included 7.100 American ; (
reielp'i * . 3 IU ! > bales , nil American. Futures !
openc'l fte-idy and < losed ( pilet at the de-I
dine : A merit .in ml Ailing. I. m. c. , January , !
14 iii-flld , Kellers : January < ind February , |
427-Dld , sellers ; Fuliruary and .March. 4 211-fil
i42l-i : d. value ; .Marfh and Anrll , 4 13-GIW
I3I-C4.I , buyer- April nnd May.I lii-CU , !
Kellers ; May and Jisnri , 4 13-C.ld. buyeri ; Juno !
'ar.,1 July , I 10-GITi I 11-64' ' . ! . buyers ; July srnd
'August. I S-iilfi-1 ! ) - . ! . seller ; Au--uBt nnd' '
Sopti mber. I 2-Olf/1 / 5-64il. buyers ; September
an 1 October. 3M-Gtt335-'rld , biiycis ; Octtvljcr
and November , 3 ISGlf493M ! , buvrrs ; No-
vimbcr ami nccomber , 345-Clf3 | 4G-61d ,
llnrkof ,
NEW YORK , Jan. 20-COFFEE The
cofiee ina'ket opened steady , with prices |
H points higher on local buying , but Hiihsc-
quently went off under upocnlii'lve ura'.r.iy
and Hint profit-taking ; Mien rallied nga'.n
Icier In the session on local support. For
eign imirket ncwc and statistics held out
little Inducemcn to Hither side. ' 1 he out-
Bldo public manifested IndllTerence ; the war
news d'd not figure as nn Influence of lin-
portame. Prlc-es went off In the last hour
under selling for bot'li ' accounts. The mar
ket closed quiet , nut unchanged to 5 points
lower. Teal Fiiles wore CD.2y > buirs , Includi I
Ing.'Uanuary , ? 6.91 : March. Jfi.954/7.09 / ; , May , '
J7.OJ177.10 ; July , J7.IOfi7.15 ; Septi'inhcr , $7.2 > tC
7.30 ; December , J7.Sol)7.40. ) Spot. Rio. quiet ;
No. 7 , Invoice. Stic : No. 7 , lobbing , S ic.
Mild , ttrady ; Cordova. Si < ( jl2 .iC.
Dry ( iooilN Mnrkel.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2D.-DRY GOODS De
mand for brn'vn cotloin for delivery lifter
I'obriiary KliowM an Ini'Wovfmejil ' ; Hhet'tlnss '
Bolllus better than drills ; bleached cotton *
! quiet but steady ; dc.nlma tendlni : ur.-.var4 ' ; I
! other coarse colored goods flrnr prints llrm. I
i with pteutly dtmond ; print -cloths quiet : re's- '
ularii steady ; eiiJds easier for dlKanl dcllv- .
e-rloi < ; HIICIM coutlmiearcc and very I
xtrong ; burlui.s quiet nn l prices firm.
I VlNll.l..Sn : < : ilv of Collon. I
' NEW ORLEANS . " .
, Jan. "G.-Sccrelury lies-
' Icr'H statement of Hie visible supply cf cot
ton MIOWH a total vl.-lblo of 4 10 ,2O bales. I
ilS'liiHt I.Ifi ! , > 3l laM week. F.TC.740 iait year'
and 4,927.12:1 : year before lar-t Of this the '
total of Aincrli-ati cottun I 3 3'W.239 baled , i
ngaliiHt 3.43I.KU lust week. 4. : 2.710 | u t year
and 4,22l. < 20 year before last.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ecof Oattle Secra to Be in Dtnnnd by
the Killers.
COW STUFF /CTIVt AT.STRONG PRICiS
HORN Slimv nnilnnrc of Klto tn Trti
lull Trmlr It Xol Aellvr
l.ntnlm In llriiinml
mid ! ! lulicr.
SOUTH OMAHA , Jan. Sfi.
Receipts wore : Cattle. HeiRf. Sheep.
Ofllclnl Monday 2.C04 3,46 r-1-
Olllclnl .Tuesday 3,877 S.1IS 4,123
Olllclal Wednesday,2t 7.491 l.JM
CMllclnl Thuiseiay 3.W7 IJ.KW 2.47S
Ultlclul Friday 2,195 1i9i 2.970
Klvo dnys tills \veok . . . .13.316 30,148 1C.1S9
Sanio days lust u-rrk..ll.i23 : 3JI.S19 ll,43f
Same dnysrrk before..12.3S3
Sumo ( \ ( ! ! ! , 2iblS ! 10,721
Avorugi- price pnlil fur lions f r the li t
several days with comparisons ;
l ! > 3.18 4.
.Inn. 1 4 21 3 4i | 3 IS 3 40 , 4 22 & 13
Jan. ? 4 33 , 3 57 3 17 3 431 4 1C 5 in
Jan , . " 4 21 3 B7 3 481 * 3 46 4 Os 506
'an. 4 ' . 27 3 44 3 44 | 3 23 | 3 M | 4 111 C 10
Jan. 5 I : < 7 3 I ? ; : ti , : i i7i I i 1C , 5 Itf
Jan. n 4 33 3 ISI 3 3J | 3 2I | 3 i'3 | ' 1 3 07
Jan. 7 3 42)I ) 3 40 3 1S | 3 isi 4 10 ;
Jan. s 4 31 I 3 I3l 3 12' S 431 4 0 > l r , 07
Jan. 9 4 35 3 431 3 14 ! 3 M4 \ 111 r , IB
Jan. 10. . . . 4 35 | 3 431 I 3 51 4 S 17
Jan. u. . . . I 41 , 3 3 07 351 4 CS | 5 10
Jan. 12. . . . 43 3 60 it 47 ! * * 1 I 4 Oil 5 SI
Tan , 13. . . . 4 Kl 3 5o | i 49 ii > ' 3 471 " 6 U
Jan. II. . . . t 3 41) ) S 191 3 53 ! 4 11
'Jnn. 13. . . . 4 3S 3 47 3 Ml 3 591 4 11 B 101
-Inn. is. . . . 4 52 3 52 ! A I 3 22 3 Ml 3 J.KI n -1
'Jan. 17. . . . 4 4S 3 .14 3 49 | 3 721 3 S 5 13
Jnn. is. . . . 4 55 , ir > i 3 5l | 3 231 3 SSI 3 93 ! 5 13
. 'an. in. . . 4 .1 ! 3GI 3 541 3 251 ! 3 SS r. 21'
Jnn. 20 4 51 J5C 3501 3 26 | 3 901 * I o 25
It'll. 21. . . . * 159 3 51 3 2 3 9iil 3 S5 | *
Jim. 22. . . . 4 ftt 3 6' 3 2. ) 3 911 3 ST o 30
Jan , 2.I. . . . I 69 3 .V 323 3 SCI SI fi 33
Jnn. 21. . . . i rr 3 61 3 C2 3 92 3 S2 533
Jan. 2. > . . . . I ISj S CO 3 P.5J 3 33 ! I 00 379 5 27
Jan. 28. . . . . 4 M : i57 3 72 | 3 35' 3 S5 3 2S
Indicates Sunday.
The oflloial number of cars ot stock
brought In today by each road w-ns :
Cattle. Hogs. 9n'p. H'sew.
i' . . M. .1 St. P. Ry. . . 1 5
O. St. L. Ry 2
Missouri Pacific Ry. . S 1
U. P. system 10 11 9 . .
C. & N. W. Ry 2
F. , E. & M. V. R. R. . 14 13 .1
S. C. & P. Ry 1 . . . .
C. , St. P. . M. , < t ( ) . . . . II 7
B. & M. R. R. R 13 It ! . . 1
C. , B. .t Q. Ry 7 4
K. C. ft St. J. Ry 2
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , W. 3 1 . . 2
Total recclHs | f.S HI 10 3
The disposition ol the day's receipts wa
ns follows , e ach buyer purcliaslng the
number of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 210 4V
G. II. Hammond Co 5 $ SGI
Swift and Company 1KI 0.1582
Cndahy Packing Co 4W 1.119 23 <
Armour & Co 1S1 1.117 1.5CO
Cuelnhy , Kniirns City. . . . 112
Swift , from country. 96 43)
Hammond. Kansas City 41C
Armour , Sioux ( 'lty 203
Vnnsaut & Co 4
Hill & IIuntzliiKpr 35
Huston & Co I1 *
MvliiKstone & Schaller. . 1C2
Hamilton & Hothschlld. . 2D
} , . K. Husz 53
Dennis 7
Other buyers 130 no
Totals 1.579 5,2119 2,7 :
About eighteen loads of rornfcd steers
were on sale this mornlnjr and In addition
there were seven loads rtlrert lo Cudany
from Kansas City. The market us n
whole did not show much change. ' 1'nere '
seemed to be a good demand for desirable
kinds of fat steers and prices' ' on such could
sately be quoted as llrni. However , the
most of the cattle here were on the com-
monlsh order , n.s usual , and the market OT ;
BUO.I was no more than steady and by no
means active. The most of the rattle
changed handn In good season and every
thing was sold and weighed up ut a icason-
ably early hour.
Cows and heifers seemed to be In good
demand and the market was fairly active
on that kind of stuff. Canners , nj well us
the better kind of ctwtle , seemed to be In
good demand and the offerings for tne most ,
part changed handn In good season at
steady prlcea. Bulls , for some reason ,
were slow sale and the feeling was weaken
on that kind of cattle , stock bulls especi
ally were slow.
Good feeders of good weights were all
right , being good Kllers at steady prices.
On the other hand , light and medium
weight stuff , especially sucCi as was lack
ing In quality , moved slowly and buyers
seemed to have about all of that kind of
rattle that they cared for today. Itepre-
sentatlvo sales :
BI3EF STBEUS.
No. Av. Pt. No. Av. Pr.
i coo y ; 25 10. . . .1030 4 5
22 - . . 907 3 50 15. . . .1154 4 70
1 1020 4 0) ) I ! , . . .1168 I SO
1 iOO 4 00 13. . . .1123 4 i,0
4 973 , 4 15 .1097 4 kO
3 960 .1175 4 S
2 1000 4 40 G. . . .11SS 4 90
11 1174 445 18. . . 3 CO
19 1038 450 34 1277 5 00
1G 9S2 455 35 1177 u CO
3 12CG 455 1 1190 B 25
2 10S7 I GO IS 1253
1G 1091
STEERS0AND HEIFERS.
925 450 12 1143 4 55
1060 4 50 15 10S3 1 83
COWS.
COO 2 00 -I. . .1117 3 30
7SO 2 00 1. . .1000 3 3"
urn 2 25 " . .1103
980 2 35 "i ! . .1170
1 900 2 25 3. . .1010
1. . . 910 2 35 1 , , .1020 3 40
1. . ' 890 a 35 o - , .102C 3 4' ' )
4. , ' 1155 2 45 13- . .113. ) 3 40
B4 892 2 50 13L . .1005 3 10
5 S92 2 50 L , .1010 3 40
1 i. . 910 2 50 1. , . 840 3 10
1 900 2 50 1. , .1310 3 40
1 1070 250 5. , , .1030 3 13
1 1090 2EO 1. . .iryj 3 & )
I ! 813 2 0 , .U73 3 in
2 1075 2 50 , .1P20 .1 35
1 820 2 50 7 1017 3 GO
j ' ' .1000 2 Ki 4 11CO 31:0 :
4' . . . 907 2 C > 5 G 114) I ! 03
. KM G 1100 3 lii
.1040 2 l" , 12 897 3 G )
. 725 2 75 4 1113 3 G5
1 .120 2 75 1 1070 3 ( SI
1I .1220 2 JC 3 > i. )
I ,100 > 2 S3 .1115 3 70
1 . K90 2 S5 1 ,1470 , , t 73
. 909 2 90 1 1440 3 75
. 910 2 90 16 , 781 0 75
.1170 4t. , s : 'I 75
. 7BO 3 00 t. . . . . . . . . u 75
.1220 300 1 . . . . . . . . . . 3 S3
.11CO : ; 05 : i 103-1 3 S3
, 920 3 CO B 1KB 3 85
. 973 X ID 12 1120 3 K"
.10N ) 310 11 life ) 3 85
.1130 3 10 3 10K ! 3 85
.11115 315 14 1UO 3 90
.1017 3 15 5 JOSO 't 90
1 .1190 3 1) 2 990 3 9. . )
1 . 1120 .120 4 USD 3 30
8 . 114. ! II JO 1 1320 3 9)
2 . 1145 323 3 11SO 3 95
1 . 1190 32) 2 1035 4 00
1 . 1090 a 25 1 11SO 4 00
1 .1220 3 2n 1 IPM 1 no
. 985 3 2.1 1 1CIO 4 10
.1070 330 2 1215 i in
. 910 3 10 4 i : 7 1 10
COWS AND HEIFERS.
.10W 3 90
COWS AND HEIFKRS
10 .1203 3 K5 14 10S1 4 2)
HEIFERS.
1 4M ) 2 KO 2 m i m
1 . 1140 II Ki 1 7.10 4 ns
SO . S9'l 1 75 4 717 4 05
] 0 . 8G.1 3 73 G 8'15 4 (13 (
3 . 9I Ki 1 880 I 10
2 . lOV ) 3 S3 21 846 4 10
1 . 1220 3 Sri 4 1033 4 15
12 . Ml 3 85 1 1130 4 25
C . 111G 3 90 1 1150 4 23
RIM S VI 1 , 430 4 50
UK 4 W 1 . SCO 1 0 >
HULLS ,
830 20- ) 1185 5 C ' ,
790 3 10 1 .1480 3 75
1140 n 15 .IfilO 375
1230 : i r. .1293 375
11M1 3 28 L.L. . ,11M 3 75
1050 3 25 L.L. . ,11,70 , 3 75
11SO 3 ? 5 L.L. . ,1G.V , ) rt 75
1460 325 L.L. . .IM1 3 73
1780 3 40 L.L. . .1210 3 75
] f:0 3 U ) L.L . . 950 3 75
mo 3 40 L , ,1860 3 80
1 IfiOft 40 S. . .1182 3 8 >
1 1S10 3 45 L. .1770 3 M
.1030 StO L.l" .1520 3 f.
1040 3 1 l" .1740 3 & 5
14t1 3 GO ' ' ,11(1 ! 4 ( V )
192) II Ci l' 750 4 00
R40 3 C.5 1 20W I 00
9CO 3 C5 1 760 1 Oj
CALVES.
430 1 60 1 3M G 7.1
215 525 1 130 7 ( V )
G. . 4- 5 W 1 180 7 M
L. 110 i ! 50
L.L. STOCK" COWS AND HEIFERS.
L. 701 2 50 1 750 3ZO
1. . 740 315 2 ! ' &i 3 nO
1. . 7.10 3 V3 JO &V 3 7.5
6. . 978 325 10 72G 373
day nt HIP dlfferfiu innrlsot polntP ami
. that fact , together with the Improvement
In the provision market yesterday , 'vrtMtrrt
I a betler hog market today. Advices from
all points were favorable.
Ituyers here started nut bidding prL-on
th.u were fie higher rinn yesterday's gp.--
er.il nini-ke. nrMli'.irlilglUTllmii ' yesterday's
later market. They seemed to bp willing
to pay J4.52V4 for most nnytli'.ng , but It was
hard work t.i got them above that point.
On the other hand , sellers were ii'klng
f I.55'M. W. Owing to the difference of
opinion between buyers and sellers t'.io '
, nmrko. was late In opening and slow after
it did open.
i Finally buyer * seemed to come to the
| conclusion that hoits were worth the money
nnil they rnlfrd Uielr Iwids and bought
Iheni. ' 11 - jimiket closed about loc higher.
In spltn of the slow opening everyt'.i'.ns '
wan sold and welglied up In good scimoli.
u will bo noted from the sa'.es below that
u largo percentage of all the hogs hero
old nt | l.p5 , while yesterday JI.II's'u VCO
'
bouiihl tho' most of them. Choice litnvy
sold as hlg'n ' as SI.C5. ltcire. | enlailve sales :
; '
,
. . . . . .
SHICEP The receipts were larger today.
but apparently none top large , as buyers
were on. ear ; : ' and the ynrdf were soon
elcared. Lambs were In aiHIvp demand
at prices that were 107M.V hlR'her ' than yes
terday's market. One Inmoh of the same
kind of lambs that were here yesterday
and rold for $8.12'brought { 6.23 today.
Other western lambs sold at J6.0nfifi.25.
I H'iccp and yearlings were also In good de
mand and the market was strong , some
of the tame stuff that was on sale yester
day bringing n little more money today :
Quotations : Good to choice fed yearlings ,
J4.75ff0.00 ; Mexican yearlings. $4.S5J-5.2o ;
good to choice wethTS. J4.55Q4.SO ; fair to
good wethers. $4. 33fl.60 ; good to choice
fed ewes , Jl.20fi4.35 ; fair to good fed ewes.
J4.cnfil.20 : good to t-holce native lambs ,
f6.03ffC.35 ; good to choice fed western lambs ,
$8.008.30 ; fair : o good fed western lambs ,
$5.Cofi5.90 ( ; feeder wethers , J4.00TT4.25 ; feeder
yearlings. $4.23f-t.50 ( ; good to choice feeder
lambs , J4.5M/3.00 ; feeder ewes , $2.23 3.00.
Representative sales : '
4H7 western owes . 100 Jl 2i"
29 western i wp t . 101 4 r.
50 feeding iambs . 4S 4 75
22J wentiru wethers . 126 473
I 1 wtsurn wether . SO 4 75
I 2(11 ( western yearlings . 113 190
9 western yearlings . 77 600
239 western lambs . GS 600
' 64 western lambs . . . 61 Ii PO
450 western lambs . 76 6 10
( J5 western lambs . 77 625
260 western lambs . S5 C 23
CHICAGO MV13 STOCK MARKET.
Xiillvc f > < crr * BliMV , Texniix Str n r
mill A . 'I I VIHOKN lOc lllKlicr.
CHICAGO , Jan. 26.-CATTLK Native
Rteers , slow ; Texans strong and active ;
cow market active and bulls steady ; feed
ers quiet ; good to choice , J5.25fj6.23 ; poor to
medium , $4.0085.00 ; mixed stockers , J3.25 ®
3.S5 : selected feeders. J4.20R4.S5 ; good to
choice cows , $3.4031.50 ; heifer * , J3.26Q-3.00 ;
canners , J2.2' ' > f < 2.SO ; bulls , J2.60g-4.23 ; calves ,
$4.r > OfiS.OO ; fed Texas beeves. J4.0035.00.
HOGS Aver-ago lOc higher ; top , J4.S5 ;
good clearance ; mixed and butchers , J4.50ft >
4. SO ; good. 'io ' choice deavy. Jl.70QI.85 ; rough
Cioavy , J4.5Vn-l.65 ; light , J4. 10 4.70 ; bulk of
sales. $4.6094.75.
SIIKKP "AND LAMBS In strong de
mand ; Iambs , lOc to 16c higher ; good clear
ance ; natlvu wethers , J4.5017S.OO ; Iambs ,
5,5.00Jj , .7S ; western wethers , J4.4&3I.S5 ; west
ern lambs , J5.75'/6.f ' ! / ) .
IIEC'KIPTS Cattle. 2,500 head ; hogs , 19-
Oi > J head ; sheep , 5OUi ] head.
JVoiv York l.lvi' SloeU- .
NK\V YORK , Jan. 28.-BBBVRS-Ue-
coiptp , 1.79S head ; 20 > 2 cars on sale ; top
grades shade higher , others steady ; cows ,
llrm , all sold ; steers , J4.4'3'5fi.90 ; oxen and
stag * , J4.rx > f < 5.25 ; bulls , f.1.30 t.50 ; cows. J2.13
(5".60. ( Cables quote live cattle steady ; re
frigerator benf , Sri9'ic per Ib. : exports 20
cheep : U.moricw. 221 c-attle , 93 sheep and
l.STO qua ! ers of beef.
CALVKS Receipts , 122 head ; market
strong ; all fold ; veals , J5.50tTS.75 ; little
cnlvfs. J1.25f/4.50. ( '
SHHEP AND LAMBS Receipts , 4,435
head ; sheep , llrm ; prime lambs , llrm , oth
ers steady , all sold ; sweep , J3.fXyT73.12M ; ;
clholco wethers , JG.50 ; lambs , J6.50ff7.30 ;
cullti. J2.75 ; clipped Iambs , $3.50.
HOGS Ilecc'pts , 3,791 bead ; two cars for
the market ; feeling steady , but no sales.
SI. I.niil.i Live Stock.
RT. LOIUS , Jan. 23.-CATTM3 RecelptB.
I.CC9 head , Including 9W Texans ; market
Htcndy ; native shipping and export steers ,
Jl. 751/6.50 ; dressed I'cef and buicher steers ,
Jl.ffif/o.SO ; steers under l.l'X ) Ib.i. . Jl.CSft I.P3 :
stcckers aivl feeders , J-t.GOffl SO ; cown and
he'fers , J2.00tl.75 ; caiiner . $1.500.1.23 ; bulls ,
f2.Cifl.i3 | ; Texas and Inillan steers , J3.55tf !
4. S3nv : and helfera. J2.5fJ ! ) > 3.93.
1IOUS Receipts , 9W : ) head ; market
Ktrong to 5c Cilgher ; plgH nnd lights , J4.5W ( ?
l.6r ) ; packers , JI.Mfol.70 ; butchers , $4.C5j/4."ri.
SU'KBP ' AND LA.MHS-Recelptt\ (
head ; market steady ; native muttons , J4.SO
/5.50 / : lambs , J3.OOJjfi.50 ; culls and bucks ,
.St. .IiiNi-'ili l.lvo Stork.
SOUTH ST. JOHBPII. Jam M. ( Sipcdnl.- )
The Journal iiintff ; > :
C'A'I TI < K Ilerelpld. 800 hen'l ' ; market nr.
live , steady to Hlrons ; quality oonim 11 ;
iK-tlves 11.2 5/0.15 ; TPXIU nil' ' I wextfrns. f3. < Xi
fr3.40 ; cow. < nnd heifers , $2.25f/t.C5 ; bulls nnd
( I ITS , J22V//4.73 / : yc-arlligs ini'l cnlvrn , JI.2' ' )
'ni.20 ! ; Hlockcr nnJ feeder , J3.ir/n,70 ; veals ,
'
'
'HOGS-Reieli'tH ' , 3,000 liP.i'1irnrket GfiK' '
higher ; all grades , $1.524.70 ; bulk , JI.CT'.iff
4 tT1 * ! .
p"lli'M''P ' ' Rocf1rKfl'iipad ' : lninb ! > , higher ;
lambs J5'50ftfi.25 ; ye.irllnK.x. $ l50i(5.30 ( , sheep
nnd yearlings , JUOfiS.fQ.
KIIIINIIN Clly Mvv Simile.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2 < 5. ( 'ATTLr-Re-
( clnts 1.MO nntlvpH. & 00 Tcxans ; heavy nn-
steeM. J5.fy > fj5.70 : lightweight * . $4.6Vif
52S- stockers and feeders , J1 B0f5.10 | ; butch-
fis1 COWB and heifers , J3.1MiG.f ) ; c inner" .
f > 501/3.10 : fed westerns , J3.90ft4.73 ; wos'ern
fppdoTK. ' $3.DOfl 1-60 ; TexanH , J3.in',4f < I 50.
HOGHRi'cflptH. . ll.V/0 / head ; good. Ice
higher : 'heavy. ' ll.loT/I.GO : mixed , J.65 ) ( I.CO :
ghi. I4.3IS4.57H' : I'lgH $3.fi5TM.2'l '
BHUKP AND LAM11BReceipts. . 1SW
head : prices lOc hlK ifr : lambs. J50'Jfc6.Ui ,
yturllngB , $ I.S5T(3.S3 ( : muttoni , JI2. > fo475.
stn-'kcrs and feeders , $3. XT5.0C | ; culls , $2.60
Q3.CO.
_
Ktiiiik In .Sluhl.
following iiro the receipt * ut the four
principal western maikets for January M ;
' Cattle. HORH. Hheen.
c ? ? ! . . : : : : : : : : : 118 ifcSJ S33 !
Totals . 11,033 4IW5 10.320
BOSTON , Jon. 2G.-The Iloalon foimnjr-
clal Uullotln tomorrow will say. Hie
American Wool opP"'l ' | ' ' < . ' ' > ' w ' 'a
of good to the value of Jlo.t/iO.OOO In a sln-
go | week. IMS been covering the flnli-H by
purchases of med'um llrt-co and pulled
vfiio'.A with which to make wrgea and c-ncv-
Intix. The big advance on goods qul'o ' Junll-
1I < J ovfii tfto iircBont high jirlcea uf wool.
The result huB been a I'harp ' Incrcafco In
wool milM and at full rate ? . The market
haw been ullmiilated by ft ' - . * } ? reactl-jii
In London fro.-n the ri'ccnt deHIUH 8ale
for the week , C.012,000 pounds domestic and
7W.i.'i poiindx foreign , a total of ti.S02uiji )
iioiinlB fpr lis week , against a total of
3,510,0 > pounds last week and o total of
1432,000 pound * the corresponding week last
year. Thercveluta to date show nn In-
or s.tM.p.ninds domestic nnd nn In-
crc.tseof .l.i'.Vi pounds foreign against laK
ye.ir. The M.CS . to date show nn Increase
of 3,3l6.i.rt ) poiindi ! elomejtlc and a decrease
of M3,0i j pounds foreign.
Mim > n nil l.i-itllicr Trndc.
rlilCAO ( ! , .Inn. M.-Tho Shoe nnd Leather
Review tomorrow will sny : The packer
hide nitirket Is dull. A few tanners who
are.1 short of branded hides are compelled
to buy nn oce-nslonnl enr or two. but tin )
movement of native- hides Is very slow.
There ? has been a considerable Increase e > f
late In the Importation of green salti'd
hides , showing that with the eluty neldfd
hides can lie brought In cheaper from
nbremd. We einole native steers at 13'c |
butt brands. IJiii- ; Texas , 13'4c ; Colorado
i.teern and brniideel cows , \\\r. \ \ and heavy
llhd llRhl native ? cows , IHjc.
Snunr .MitrKet.
NEW YORK. .Inn. M.-8fl"AR Rnw ,
firm : iiimorr-d rales nt prle-es givrn ; fair
rellnlng. SH-IRc ; cciitrlfugiil. 9t ! : est , 4-V :
I inolnpiiOj sugar , 311-lGc ; reilneel , linn tint
unlct.
NUW OUl.KANS. .Inn. 26.-SUOAH-
Stionu : epc-n kettle. 3"nii | ) > c : open kettle ,
eentrlfugal , li il 9-bV ; e'entrlfilRnl. p'.anlii-
tlnil gl'iiliuiitrd : , 1'i.e : whites. < 4WI\p ; vc-1-
lows , 4'4iiil\i- ' ; seconds , 2 l I 3-ltiC.
MOLAS-'SUS-lJiilet : open kettle' ' , 32filOe ;
cell rlfusal , Mi We. Syrup , steady.
Ciilirnriilii Drlpil | . 'rnl ( .
, N12\V YORK. Jnn. 26.-CALIKORNIA
DRIKD KliriTS-KvaporatPd apples wpro
quiet and rather weak , owing to large IP-
celpts and unfavorable country ndvlr's.
There was conslderublp pressure to realign
and at the close the tendencv was dnun-
wnrd. Htale ev.-iporaled apples , common , fi
( fi6iic ; prime , 7fi7'4i' ' ; cholc71i'iiSUc ; furry.
S'.i/1. ' ! ! ! California dried prunes , 3' ' , < ijSc | | ier
Ib. . as In size and quality. Apricots , Rojal ,
1.1ft li > c ; Moor Park. 155/Up. Peaches , peeled ,
. 0i)23c ) : impeded , 7' tlOc.
OIL CITY. Pa. . Jan. -OILS-Crellt
balanci-s. JI.6S ; certlllcaltv , sales of S.OiVl
bbls. ; cash oil nt Jl.r 's- ' ; I.W l bbli . cas'.i oil
nl Jl.tW'i. ; closed at Jl.fiS'-j ' bid : shlpmenU ,
113.3SI bbls. ; avcrnne , SS.17.1 bbls. ; runs ,
198.6S9 bbls. ; average , SS.032 bbls.
NI'JXY YORK. Jan. ILS-rottonsec ) < l ,
otilet. Pc'tr'iMii | , st"iidy. Rosin , sdendy ;
stnilnrd. common to g-o-d , Jl.t 'ilfl-fw. ' Tur
pentine , llrm .it 53's5iMc.
ii\sio.\.s K ( II wnsTuiix VHTKH.VXS.
Survlvori uf tlu > Civil Wnr Henieni-
liprril Iiy HIP Covi'rnnieiil.
WASIUXOTON. Jan. 26. ( Special. ) The
following western pensions have been
grafted Issue of : January 11 : l !
Nc'jrtFkn : Surplemrutnl Mnttliew 11. Mc-
Oomipll. Omaha , J2. P.estoratlon nnd In-
i ren't--llenlnmln I'ranklln Adams. St. Paul ,
Ji 1o $25. Incri'isp ' Grorge Haeffner , Sl > l-
dlcrs' nnd Sailors' ihome , Grand Island , $6 to
J)2. ) Rplswiio JVIcr Rroney , ( . 'rail Orch.ird ,
J17.
Iowa : Originil Kphrnltn 1C.Vsnor , Mn-
quokria , $ > . . AdilliloniilYllliam I/oe , .Mur
ray. JS lo $12. Restoration nnd additional
Ji foph Cor.k ( clond ) , Urooklyn. JS to $12. In-
crr iFp Hfiiry r. Fcot' . M.IF.III City , J8 to < ! ;
William D. Ptnkrsi. Gilbert. J6 to JS ; Levl R.
Met'-alf. ' HplmoiKl. } S to J10. Reissue -
.Charles . II. Cohleleh. Nevada. J12. Original
i Avlrtcw.1 Malvlnn Cook. 'Ilrooklyn , JS ; ( spe
cial accrur l January ' 1.11 Anna S. Stuart ,
Mt-ntli-cllo. Jv Adelaide Urown , Tok do , JS.
South Dakota : Renewal nnd Increase
Henry Murray. Sturgls $ s to J10. Original
widow ( S'Ui'dal ' ai'crurd January 13) ) I > a"ra
J. AVakellrtil. Valley Spring. JS.
Colorado : OrU'Inil John Hanson. Denver ,
JO. Increase ( special January 13) ) James W.
Morgan , Ixingmrnt. JS to J10.
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