Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAn.Y U13E: SATURDAY, JAKVAUY 20, 1001.
10
COMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
All Neiri in the Wheat Matket Is of t
Enlllib Nature.
OTHERS SHARE IN THE BENEFIT
lliilh (insr nt nn Ad-
I'riiclliiii iiml
Corn tinil Onln
viincc of it
visions Climb Trlve
Cents Higher.
I'm-
CHICAGO, .Inn. 25. -News nffccllng the
ulu'nt nwkot was nil bullish today and
tho mnfkot ruled strong. Muy closing IHit
ovf- yesterday; other markets len
eMlvd by this strength, corn closing "rfce.
onln 'io nnd provisions n shndo to 12'4c
higher.
May 'vlicnt opened Mf'jo higher at oHc
to TMic untl sold curly at 75:he. on n rather
fiulel mitrket. Higher cables, light Arrfrn
tlno Kill, tnotitH. moderate northwest re
ceipts m il report Unit wheat III tho Ln
Plata pr-ivlnces wad In it very bad condi
tion wem tho factor. Moderate nmo'liiu
were solo: on the bulge and n reaction to
75'-,Ji75S,o took place; later foreigners "'ere
reported ."juyers; outride markets were
strong, both for futures) and spot, and pri
mary receipts showed H decided falling "
Thcro was good buying by romnuss on
houses and prominent professional hulls.
This buying mireail regret among tho ocirs
for iho early sales nlid the buying pressure
caused a rnll.T to 70,o shortly after 10011.
Acting nn the theory thnt It Is time In fell
when the market touched "fie, some bears
asserted themselves and forced May b.iok
to 75TxC. There offerings were so quickly
taken and mori asked for, however, Unit
near the end of tho session a sharp nd
vnnco from thin price to 77e took 'ilu"c
and thu close wan strong, M.iv l'Milo
higher at 70V.177e. Local receipts "-ru
fortv cars, ono of contract grade. Mlnuo
ntiol'ls and Duluth reported 203 cars, against
250 last week ion! 302 a year ago. Primary
receipts were .172,000 bu., comp'ired with
389,Oon bu. last year. Nl-w York reported
twcnty-flvo loads taken for exnort. !t
board clearances In wheat and Hour equaled
477,C"0 bu. Argonl'no shipments were 16.x.
000 bu., against filS.OoO bu. tho previous
week and 760,000 bu. n year ago. It was
reported that Tniguay would not raise
enough wheat fop homo consumption and
that other La Plutit provinces would tuiow
ii falling off of DO per cent In exports, com
pared with last year.
Com was onlv moderately active. 1 hero
was only n fair shipping demand. Lneil
bulls showed n desire to keen tho price on
what they call "now ground" and in thw
they were assisted most by tho wh'Mt
stiength. although light country offerings
nnif light recelpis were contributory fa"
tors. May sold lvtween 3Sv4c and 39'4e r.n.l
closed. He over yesterday at 39(40. On tho
bulge selling was hi'iivler than It had "wen
before, hilt It was well met. Receipts wero
887 oni'S.
Outs were fairly active and strong -n
sympathy with wnrat. following an open
ing which was a shade easier nn selling ly
elevator people over country purchased
Report. that u lnro shipping business wa.i
donu yrsterduy also helped prices. May
sold between 25UJ25Uc and 25Vf25'ic and
closed Vie higher at 25JJ25Uo. ivccalpts
were soli cars.
Provisions wern moderately active. ho
opening was easy In sympathy with a
heavv hog market, but the good cash de
mand which sprang up later and sympathy
with tho wheat strength pulled prices ut
of tho hole and caused mi advance. Atav
pork sold between S13.77Vi and JI3.95 end
closed 12M.O higher at J13.92tii; May lard be.
tweeu J7.35 and J7.42'. and closed nil 7'4c
nt $7 42V, and May rlhi between J6.92'A nnd
J7, with tho close u shade higher at $7.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
SO cars; corn, 325 cars; oats, 170 cars; hogs,
18.000 bead.
Tho leadlnf, futures ranged as follows:
ern, avcrngo parked, nt market, 1920' j ,
v. stern, loss off, 20'?r21c
METALS Tho market for mctaM was
again, locally, a small one. The London
tin market was firm and reacted about
ri 7s on spot and 5s on futures, closing
firm at JLI23 2s fid for spot. The local mar-k-t
was sympathetically higher In a nom
inal way, despite the fact that stocks nio
Increasing at tho general statlstlc.il posi
tion against any advance at present; tM
close, however, was firm at J26.s1f27 to.
With trading very quiet. Copper was dull
and somewhat depressed again today,
while at Ivinrinn J17 for Nike Superior and
JI7.62W for casting. The nominal close hero
was JI7 for Lake Superior and l6.o"3u. for
casting and electrolytic, with sellers at
these prices. Trading In lead was conllned
to small lots of pig at Jl.37'4, with the
market quiet. At London prices broke,
sharply U its los. touching the lowest .ovet
since September, IK'?. Spelter had a weak
undertone, but was not quotably lower at
MOW I. lu, In sympathy with a loss of 2s fid.
Dfmestlc Iron marketo wero dull and with
out quotable change. Pig Iron warrant
weio quoted at ty.Doft 10.5w northern foun
dry. li8.WM6.riO; southern foundry, JU.50U
ir,.73, and soft southern foundry nt Jl.tUK?
15.7S. In Ihiglnnd foundry was somewhat
lower; Glasgow was quoted at B2a 7d and
Mlddlesborough nt ts Cd.
Artlelrs.l Open. High. J Low. CIoso. Yes'y.
Wheat I
Jan. 13 74ti!f4 73 74H 72Ti'o73
Feb. 7.T1! 74'. 73 7K 73
May 7u'.4'i4 77 75"4 7(iT'Q77 7Gi
Corn
Jan. 37U 37U 37'4 37W 37'4
l'Vh. .TJH-fl- 37!i 3VAl, ,,I7.'J 37'',
May ssliQsa 39V4 asti so ssii
Oats- 1
Jan. 23Ti 21 237i 2t S3U
May 25U S'fAiM 25'iU "X&WA 23UWU
Tork
Jan 13S7U 13 75
May 13 7714 13 03 13 77U 13 02'i 13 M
Ln rd
Jim 7 32 7 27
Melt 7 33 7 30
May 7 33 ! 7 42 7 33 7 42(4 7 37
Ttlbs I
Jan 7 fi S7
May G 02 7 00 G 02 7 00 7 00
OMAHA WllOf.r.S.lLK MAUKETS.
Coiiillllons of Trade and Quotnt Ions
on Maple nitil I'liney Produce.
EOCIS-Ilecclp's light; good stock, JGSlSc.
LIVK POfLTP.Y -liens, 5Gc; spring
chickens. fiViGc; rooster Vu1-": ducKs, GU
OUc; geese, Gl3'"7c: turkeys, fifi7c.
PHHSII DHCHKI) I'Ot'LTHY-IIcna, 7c;
roosters, CIMe ; ducl:s. "'iijc; geeso, Sfvjcj
spilng chickens, per lb., 7c; turkeys. Sc.
flAMM-Mnllard ducks, per doz.. J3.00
S.t: tenl, Jl.nn'i1.75; mixed, $1.60rM.73: Jick
rabiilts, JI.25TM.W; cottontails, 75cJfSl.
lU'TTKH-Conimon to fair. 11011o;
clinlee, 1314c; separator, 23c,
rKKtm OVSTKItH - Plrst grade, solid
pnektd. New York counts, per can, 3Sc; ex
tra selects, 32c; standards. 23c; medium.
20c. Second grade, slack filled, New York
counts, per can, 30c; extra selects, 26c;
rtaudards, 20c; bulk standards, per cal
$1.23.
I'laKONS-I.lvc, per doz 90c.
VHALH-Cholce. fMc.
HAY Price quoted by Omaha, Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
ts; No 1 upland. J7.50: medium, J7! coarse,
$ii.Co. Rye straw, IS.fjo. These prlcoi arc
for hay of good color and quality, JDcmund,
fair Receipts, I cars.
OATS-No. 3 white, 2flc.
COIlN-No. 3, D2c.
11UAN-S1I.
Vi:OUTAni,K3.
PAHHNIPS-Por bu., DOc.
TrilNIP.S-Per bu. basket, 40c.
UK UTS-Per bu., 40c.
t 'A II HOTS Per bu., 40c.
I.r,TTi;Ci:-Per doz., 3.)tTine.
UADISIIICS-Pcr doz., 30J?35c.
TtlCANfl-Wux, per 1-3 bu. basket, Ml
string. 00c
POTATOES-Per bu , DOOGOc; Idaho, rcr
bu., MV.
SWUHT POTATORS-Per bbl., $-'.
CAimAOi: -Holland seed, lic.
TOMATOKS California, per 4-baskct
crate. $2.
ONIONS Native, per bu., $1; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2c.
CIJLnUY-Callfornla, as to size. 43W75C.
CAULlPLOWUH-CHlllornln, per crate, J3.
KHLMT8.
OUAPKIl-Malagn. per keg, fiUVR0.00.
APPLKS-Pet bbl.. $2.R0; eastern, J,1.004f
3Wi; California. Hellllowers, tier box, J1.00.
CUANHHUIlinS-Hcll and Hugle. $10 per
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., $9.23; per crate, $3.23.
TROPICAL rmnTS.
ORANOHS California seedlings. $2.50;
navels, $2 73U3.23; Mexicans, $2.73; Klorldus,
$3.30.
LHMONS-Callfornla, extra funcy, $3.50;
choice. $:)
1IANANAS Per bun '. according to size,
$2 002.50.
KlflS California, new cartons, &jc; layers,
75e: Imported, per lb.. 13fM3c.
IJATKS Persian, In )-lb. boxes, Salrs, Cc
per in. ; iiauoween. bViO per in.
I M1SC10LLANKOUS.
IIIOKS No. 1 green. fic: No. 2 green.
r.c; No. 1 salted, 7c: No. 2 salted, Cc;
11. 1 tii o iu I (tin., ,,73;, td i',ti
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., fe; dry hides, 8fM3c;
blieeii tiens, z.i'if.uc; norso nines, ji.uusr-'.Zo.
Nlt'l'S Kngllsh walnuts, per lb., 13c; fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., lSft20c;
raw peanuts, per lb.. ru3c; roasted, G5J
7c; Urazlls, 13c, pecans, 10fM2c.
1IONHY Colorado. 21-sectlon ense, $3.75.
CIOKH-Per bbl., $3; per half-bbl., $3.
SAUintKRAUT-Pcr bbl., $!; per half
bbl., $2.50.
On trnek. No. 1 hard, 77V. No. 1 north
ern, 75V, No. 2 northern, 'JVfr.TSc
I I. OCR Tirst patents. S3.Ki1il.I0. se-imi
pule tits, $3.Sni3.ri. nrst cicars, ja.i.'xS.fe,
serr.nil clears, $2.fifi2.1o.
URAN Itl bulk, $11.2Gt?lI 60.
No. 2.
Cash quotations wero as follows:
KLOint null; winter natents, $3.G0fl3.S0:
straights, $3.20(fjS,BJ: clears, $2.7003.30; spring
specials, $4.40fi patants, t3.dO'iT3.80;
straights, $3.103.10; bakers. J2.20dS2.G0.
WHliAT No. 3 spring, G3fl"3c; No. 2 red,
75e.
('ORN No. 2. 37c; No. 2 yellow. 39Hc.
OATS-No. 2, 2IWi2lie; No. 2 white,
27o; No. 3 white. 2iW27c.
RYK-No. 2, 51(fl5le.
ItARLlJY Kalr to choice malting, 5oWc.
SICKOS No. 1 llaxM-ed. $1.75. Prime tim
othy, $1.60. Clover, contract grade, $11,005))
11 10.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $13.G7'i
(JT13.K3. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7.32. Short ribs
sides (loose), $r..90Ti7.10. Dry salted shoul
ders (boxed), $i.25iiiG.50. Short clear Hides
(boxed), $7,251(7.35.
WHISICY On basl3 of high wines, per
gal.. $1.27.
SUOARS Cut loaf. $G.29; granulated, $3.63;
confectioners' A. $3.59; oft A, $5.11.
Following are tho receipts and shipments
for today;
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bids 2H.0H0 29,000
Wheat. 1)11 40,0'H 49.01k)
Corn, bu 2G7,f) i:i-',0(io
Oats, bll 234,000 223,000
ltye, bu 5,000
Barley, bu r.5,)0 22,000
On the Produce exchaugo today tho but
ter market was dull; creameries, H1i21c;
dairies, lHfefjlSe. Cheese, dull at lOUUllfte.
KggH, qulot; fresh, 18c.
m:v yohk ;iii:itAi, .ii.viticivr.
St. I, oiilo CSrnln mill Provisions.
ST LOP IS. Jan. 23. WIIRAT-lIlshcr; No.
2 cash, elevator. 73Tf74c; track, 73.fi7tc:
January. TSIicj May, 3c; July, 74Hc; 'o. 2
hard, (;'.ili7lc.
(JOHN Higher; No. 2 ensh. 3G'lc; track.
.WL'rtiie; January, 3G',ic; May, 37Ug; July,
3'ifinwic. i
OATS Higher: No. 2 cash, 6c; track.
261i2rc; January, 2Gc; May, LGc; No, 2
white, 2Sfi2Sc.
RYH-Klrni at He.
1M.OITR Firmer, Htendy; patents, $3.G0
3.75; extra fancy and straight, $3. 293. 35;
clear, $2. 701 1. 90.
HKKOS Timothy, firm at $l.2uff4.73 for
pverugo receipts, prime wosth rnoro: flux,
$1.70 bid.
CORNMHAI-Steady nt $2.
URAN Firm; sacked, east track, 6Sff70c.
HAY Timothy, quiet, J9.OUftl2.50; prairie,
lower. $7.00fM0.().
WlllSKY-Steadv at $1.27.
1 1 ION ' )TTONT I i:S-$1.23.
HA(JOINC.-7ffi7?o.
Hi: MP TWINH-Oc.
PROVISIONS -Pork, steady: jobbing.
$14.50. Lard, better at $7.12. Dry salt meats
(boxed), steady; extra snorts, $7.12; clear
ribs, $7.23; clear sides, $7.37. llacon (boxed),
....... .1... .. 1 .... .,!...., -L1. tl...
nil , I'Aiin niiiii ir, pool,, vo-tll llli:,
$S.12; clear sides, $S.25.
MUTALS Lend, steady, $1.17. Spelter,
qnlet. $:l.S7.
POl'LTRY-Steady: rhlekcns. fic; mr
keys, eft Go; young, ic; duuks, 7(((7c; geese,
Cite.
lH'TTICR-Steady; creamery, l&l!22c;
dt.trv. I21i lfie.
RKCHIPTS-Flour, G.O0O bills.; wheat, 41,-
wi nu.. corn, iii.wiii nu. ; oais, ai.nmj nil.
SIIIPMi:NTS-FIour. S.OoO bbls.; wheat,
vu.wu uu.; corn, ti,wu nu.; oiuh, ij.uiu nu.
Toledo (irnln mid Need,
TOLEDO, Jan. 25, - WHBAT - Active,
higher; cash and January, 79Uc; May, Slc;
July, soc.
CORN Active, firm; cash nnd January.
3c; May. 40c.
oats Firm; caih and January, 2ue; Jiay,
2c
RYU 52e,
CLOVURSKKD Fairly active, firm: 1S90
prime. :.70; cash nnd January, $7.27;
March, $7.37.
MoviMin.vrs of .stocks ami iiomis.
Prices Slunv nn Iiiellnntliiti to Slip
Illicit Whenever riisnpported.
NHW YORK, Jan. 25. Prices traversed n
considerable rango today from the low level
to the top level, covering 1 point for a large
number of stocks, and ranging from 2 to
about 3 for some of the most prominent
and most netlve In the list. Tho number
of stocks which at any time got u point
nwny from last night's level In either direc
tion was small however. The decline In
prices was suggested at Mngland's disposi
tion to sell American stocks, which had es
tablished declines ranging nearly up to n
point In some ot the American stocks be
fore the opening. The New York market
depressed In sympathy and wenkness was
rather acute in some cases, notably In St.
Paul nnd Brooklyn Transit. These stocks
later In Iho day led the advance so that
their extreme range was wide, St. Paul ris
ing 3S from the lowest, ami closing at the
top, while Urooklyn Transit advanced an
extreme 2i. This morning's decline coming
on top of thnt of yesterday Invited some
buying to support prices and the market
hardened nrctty promptly after tho open
ing dip, The movement was exceedingly
desultory and there were frequent reac
tions during the day. Whenever specula
tive support was withdrawn, In fact, prices
were Inclined to slip back. Tho most notable
movement of the day was that of tho
southwesterns, which followed n show of
firmness for several days past In Kansas &
Texas preferred. There was also very
heavy absorption of tho bonds of the St.
Louis .Southwestern company and the Mis
souri, Kansas & Texan company this morn
ing, becauso the rise In tho slocks was In
augurated. The advance In the group
reached 37H In Missouri, Kansas & Texas
preferred, 2',4 In the common and about 2
points each In the St. Louis Southwestern
stocks, Wabash preferred, Texas A: Paclllo
and Missouri Puclllc. Thcro was no news
to explain the rise beyond tho favorable
showing of earnings for several members
of tho group, which were published during
the day and which made them available for
manipulation by a speculative pool. There
were renewed rumors also of the lately
talked of consolidation of southwestern rail
roads. Tho steel stocks wero Inclined to strength
all day and show good net gains.
Sugar showed decided Improvement. North
ern Paclllo rallied 2 after an early de
pression, and thcro wen- a number of less
prominent railroads which showed good re
coveries. The gains were not well main
tained, and tho closing was at tho best,
except In n few stocks, notably St. Paul
nnd tho southwesterns. Urooklvn Transit
was feverish alt day and broke sharply
after a considerable advance, when the list
of directors elected by the stockholders was
published, as It failed to show the prcsenco
of the Metropolitan Street Railway Inter
ests In this new directory, which have been
much promised In Wall street gossip. Tho
most notable feature of tho day's market,
was tho decld'Ml decline In activity lrnm
tho recent high level and tho necessity "for
persistent manipulation to sec-.iro n move
ment of prices. This Is the natural result
of the largt elimination of speculative ac
counts, caused by last week'H considerable
reaction and this week's rebound, which
resulted in an Increase In the short Interest.
Tho preliminary figures of tho week's
movement of cash Insure another gain In
tomorrow's bank statement, which will
reach over $1,000,000 as n result of the ex
press movement from the Interior and In
into or tno gold export or si.ooo.ooo, wnieii
..most exactly wined out the gain by tho
banks on subtreasury operations.
tno largo demand for St. Louis south-
westerns was the in. 'option of an active
buying movement of bonds of all tho
Gould Southwesterns at notable advances
In price. Tho general market was firm but
quiet. Total Miles, par value, $5,923,000.
uniicu wtaics m, coupon, auvanceii tier
cent on the last call.
Tho Commercial Advert ser s London
financial cablegram says: Tho stock mar
ket here was Inactive and heavy. In sym
pathy with many forced sales of West Aus
tralia, shares, an aftermath of the recent
Whttaker-Wrlght collapse. American stocks
seemed to have lost a'l animation, ln tho
ly trading they wero dull and lower.
Ii n dragging tendency. Later they hard
ened on goon inlying or Denver & Rio
flrande Issues. No reason was given for
tho sudden Interest In these shares. Money
was a llttlo stlffer. Call loans wero from
3t(3 per cent. This was a result of tho
nniiK reiurn snowing a reuueuon lit tno
market balances amounting to .U-l.KXi.O1").
Most of this enmo from revenuo collec
tions. Tho bank was borrowing bills at
4 per cent. Silver was harder on pur
chases tor me sirnus.
The following are tho closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Ing loan. it It the nearness ot the settle
ment and the disinclination of tho Stock
cm h.mgi tn ok for fresh engagements the
tone was fairly good, In spite ot the fear of
danger In Rlos nnd West Australians next
week. Consols grew llrmer on the Im
proved monetnry P!,ltu"V... ,Amcriom,V'
opened weak In sympathy with New jork,
recovered somewhat anil closed llrm. Grand
Trunks reucted, Har silver closed at 2Sd
per ounce. Spanish 4s, Tl'.i- ""hi premiums
are quoted: Rucnos Ayres, 131. SO; Madrid,
30.10; Lisbon, 43.25.
PARIS, Jan. 26.- Prices on the bourse
today opened hesltnllng and business was
Inactive. Spanish 4s were firm, rentes were
easy and Rio tlntos were heavy on dutlness
In copper. Industrials were heavy, except
that the Thomson-Houston declined. Lalllrs
were easier. Three per cent rentes, 10U
!2o for the account. Kxclmnge on Iondon,
23f Ho for cheeks. Spanish 4s, 72,
IJHRL1N, Jan, 25.-On the bourse today
home funds were llrm. Americans wero
llrmer; also Canadian Pnclllcs on weekly
returns. Locals were llrm.
Xpw ViiTiTjlmiry .Mnrlict.
NI2W YORK. Jan. 25.-MONHY-On call,
easy nt lii2 pur cent; prime mercantile
paper, 3f4i per cent. , ...
STF.RL1NU i:XCILNOR-Flrnt, with nc
tual business In bankers' bills, $I.SMfl
for demand and $l.37ii for sixty days; posted
rates. $4.Si,J and SS8. ,,,,
COMMKRCIAL HILLS $I.S3JT4.S3.
CICRTIFICATFS-Silver, C3(Goc; bar,
G2c; Mexican dollars, 4SC,
UONDS - Government, strong; state,
easier; railroad, strong.
Tho closing pilces on bonds today are as
follows:
U. S. rcf. 2s, reg.1eViN. Y. Central Is. ICC'j
do coupon litn N. J. C. gen. 5s..l2;i
do 3s, reg lOon'No. Pacific 3s. ... il
do coupon 11111 do 4s..... ...... ..10)
do new 4s, reg.1. N Y. C & St L Is. OsU
.l . .,,,, " w.v M A, W rim. 4M..UKl.i
no oiu 43, reg..n:i'
fi?0d Queensland 3.700 bales scoured Ml!
Is6d; grensv. 5'Mld Victoria 1 !X1 bates,
scoured, r.'vl'.ils fid, greasy, 59d. South
Attstrnlla, 2on bales, greasy. 4'Sfii1d. West
Australia, ion bales; greasy, 4Jf6d. New
Zealand, 2.0O0 bnlesj scoured, OdfttsCd;
creasy, 4if?9d. Cape of Good Hope and
Natal, 2.ono bales; scoured, 7dffls5d;
greasy, 4UU7'id
'
toftec MnrUcl.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25 -COFFKli-Spot,
Rio, dull; No. 7 Invoice, 7V. Mild market
dull: Cordova, Sfil2c. The market for fu
tures opened steady, with prices unchanged
and ruled dull, within a narrow variation.
The foreign market news was tno conflict
ing to have special weight either way. The
Brazilian crop movement acaln excited
local anticipation. Spot demand wenk, slug
gish and sentiment was mixed with a bear
ish leaning. Tnc, close was quiet, with
prices unchanged to 5 points lower. Total
sales were 7,500 bags. Including: Jnnuary,
6.45c; February, fi.43c; March, 5.35c; May,
6.fioe; July, 5.70c: September, 6.75c; October,
5.S0C.
fire. NilV. IS 109
do Is 103U
110'4 Oregon S, L. 6s.. 120
110 consoi ua.,nnyt
Reading gen. 4s.. 94(a
Rio G. W. Is 9P-.4
St L A I M c, iis. 115
St L & 8 F g. GS.12S
Hi. Pant consols. 1S2Uj
'.'.t-nK SI. P.. C. & P. Is.llS
7s.r.9' do BS 119
do coupon 113'
do Ds, reg
do coupon lll
D. nt C. 3 "is 125
Atcll. gcfi. 4s VCH
no nuj. is w
Canada So. 2s. ..110
dies. & O. 4s..l0IJi
no us
(! Jt- N. W. p.
do H. F. (I. 5S...12I So. l'llClllG 1SV... Mii
Chicago Ter. 4s.. 9SSo. Railway fs.. .113
Colorado so. 4s... 4VM. it. "ii
D. & H. G. 4s....l00SiTeX. & Vac. ls...llfi
Frio gen. 4s SJ's do 2S vu
F. W. Cfc D. C. Is. 79 T'nion Pnc 4s.... 106
Gen. lClectrle 5s..:6rt Wnbash Is 119
la. Central Is. ...115' do 2s i
L. & N. unl. 4S...10P4 west snore 4s...in'.h
M.. K. & T. 2s... 79?i,WIs. Central Is.. S7
do 48 93 iva. Centuries ... itb'i
Utiotiitloiin of the liny on Various
(,'oni modllles.
NFW YORK, Jan. 23 -FLOl'R-Recclpts,
22,255 bbls,; exports, 26,000 bbls.; quiet, but
hel.l a shade higher, closing llrm; Mlnno.
until patent, $3.91X1(4.20; winter extras, $2.50ij()
25, Minnesota bakers. $3.(W;1.25; winter
low grades, $2.45f(2.65. Rye flour, quiet; fa'r
to good, K.fc'Kjja.i.i; enoico to limey. f;i.u
fi3.fi0. Huekwheat flour, quiet at $2,101(2.20.
RPCKWHIJAT-Dull at GUfc62c, c. I. f.,
New York
CORNMF.Al. Steady; yellow western,
00c; city. 91c; llrandywine, $2.45ft2.50.
RYF Steady; No. 2 western. Wc, f. o. b.,
htlout; stato rye, MiQSIc, c. 1. f., Now York,
oar lots.
HARLF.Y Dull; feeding, $1.50, c. I. f.,
New York.
RARLFY MALT Dull ; western, C3fi72o.
Wl I FAT Receipts. 151,000 bu. ; extorts,
IfiX.OoO bu ; Kiot market strong; No. 2 red,
Me f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 red, 79'to elevator;
No. 1 northern, Duluth, SSe f. o. b altout;
No. 1 hard, Duluth, OIV f. o. b. nllo.it.
Options displayed strength nnd fair ec
tlvlty all day. Hulls were stimulated by
small Argentlno shipments, better Hour
demand In tho northwest, higher cables,
llgh northwest receipts and a broadening
ppi dilutive trade. Tho cloo wa.i strong
nt a Mtlc net ndv.mce; January closed
at 81c; March. MVliljSlc, closed at l',.e;
May, M) 7-lG1jSl 0-lGe. closed at 81c; July,
M4C. closed at CIV.
CORN Receipts. 11J.O0O bu.; exports, 2)3,.
000 bu.; spot steady; Nn. 2. 47o elovntor
and 46VJ r. o. b. alloat. Option market wus
jnoderately active and llrm all day i.n
strength abroad, tho rise ln wheat, small
Arguitlno shipments and good local ov
erlngs; closed firm at s.1je net rise; Jar
nnry closed at 47c; March closed at 4lc;
May, 419-lMtllUc. clowd at llTjc; July.
4lift41Hc. closed at 4IN,c.
OATS-Rocelptn, 113,000 bu.; exports, 11,1!H)
tin.; spot steady; M. 2. 3uhc; .no. 3, ;;re;
No. 2 white. 32f(32c; Nn. 3 white, 31-'!
track, mixed western, 31 He; irick ivhlte.
JpffSjc. Options active but steady.
HAY Steady; shipping, 75U77c; good to
choice. 92y.05c.
HOPS-Quiet; state, common to choice,
1900 crop, lfMJ2lc; 1S99 crop, ll(ffl5e: old old.
Iflfic; Paclllo const. lOoo crpp. lSfflifo; U!?4
crop. lOjillc; old olds, 2ffic.
HIDKS-Flrm: Gnlveston. 20 to 23 lbs.,
lSfM9c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; TexJs
dry. 21 to 30 lbs., 15e
I.FATIIFR- Steaily: hemlock sole, ltuonos
Avres. light to heavyweights, 24y:5e; ncld,
r3iJi2te.
WOOI-Dull; domestic fleece, 2426c;
Texas. 15(fil7e.
PROVISIONS-Reef. qniot; family ftl.M
H2.W; mess, J9a09.5O; beef hams, $19.6mf
20 50: packet. $10,00110.60; city extra In Ha
mess, $14.O01i lG.no. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, $7.60(fj7.G5; pickled shoulders, $3.50
tflG.00; pickled hams. $S.50f9.25. Lard, steady;
western steamed. $7.G3ii7.70; refined, quiet;
continent. $7.S5, South Amerlcn. $S,50; com
pound, $5.50f(5.62'a. Pork, dull; family,
$16.O05M5.75; nhort clear, $13.75Jj 16.60; mess,
J13.25fffH.60.
Ll'TTlCH-Reeelpts, 4,559 pkps.; sternly;
cienmery. li!f(22c; Juno creamery, I3120e;
factory, lUilo.
OH HUSK Receipts, 1 ,!!) pkgs. ; steivly;
fancy, large, fall made, n'iillcj fancy,
nmull. fall made, Uiirl2c,
EQGS-Recclpts, 0,S3t pUgs.; stcudy; west-
Uvrrpool Craln nml 1'rovlsloiiH,
L1VKRPOOL. Jan. 25. WHEAT Snot
steady; No. 1 California, Gs4d; No, 2 reil
western winter, lis Id; JSo. 1 northern spring,
Gn.1d. Futures, steady; March, Cs ld;
Mav. lis Uid.
CORN Siot. quiet; American mixed, new,
3sl0VI; American mixed, old, 3s (. Fu
tures, steady; January, 3sl0',id; March,
3s 'ii; amy, .is
PFAS Canadian. 6s Sd.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady
nt ...' lis.
PROVISIONS Heer, extra India mess,
easy at 63s 9d. Pork, dull; prime western,
t'Gs Cd. Hams, steady; short cut. 14 to 16 lbs.,
4ti:i. Hacon. Cumberland cut, 26 to 30 lbs.,
steady, i.'sau; snori rins, in 10 ios., nrm
43s; long clear middles, light. 2S to 31 lbs.
steady at 42s, long clear middles, heavy, 35
to 40 lbs., steady at ios fid; clear backs, 16 to
20 lbs., steady at 39s; clear bellies. II to 16
lbs., sternly at 4fs; shoulders, square, 11 to
13 lbs., steady at 35s 9d. Lard, steady; prlmo
western, tu pans, ais; American refined, In
rails, .vi ;w.
HCTTUR Dull: finest United Slates. 03s
coed 1'nlteil States. 81s.
i;iini;arj nioauy; American nnest white
51s Cd.
TALLOW Steadv; prlmo city, 25s 9d
Australian. In London. 27s 9d.
RHCH1PTS Wheat, during tho last three
davs. CIO.iuki centals, mc ud ng 303.0IX) Amor
lean. American corn, during the last three
days, lio.jou centals, weather stormy.
Atchison
do nrd
naltlmore & O.
Canadian Pac.
'anuda ho
Clics. & Ohio...
hlcago O. w..
., IJ. & tj
Chi. Ind. A: L...
do pfd
Chi. .V- K. 111...
,fc N. W
R. 1. & P
C. C. O. & St.
Colorado So....
do 1st pra. ...
do 2d pfd
Del. ft Hudson
Del. L. & W...
Denver .t It.
do pfd
:rto
do 1st phi...
Ot. Nor. pfd..
Hocking Coal
Hocking Valley
Iwiiihiis City ( in In and l'rovlslnmi.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 23.-WIlF.AT-Dull
No 2 cash, GoVie: No 3. C67c: No. 3 red,
G9ifl71e: No. ,1. C7V.i?j6Se
CORN May. 37c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 35ic
No. -i white, ;.ij'.c; no. ;i, sue.
OATS-No. 2 white, 20c.
RYU No. 2, 4S1(49e.
HAY-Cholee timothy, J9.00f 13.60.
UlTTTKR-Dalry. 17(
KGUS--Flrni; fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
stock, 15c per doz., loss off, cases returned
new whltewoou cases Included, Mo more.
HUOKIPTS Wheat, 77,iW bu; corn, 73.G0O
bu.; oats, is.imm tin.
SIHPMKNTS-Whent. 57,600 bu.; corn, 15,
aw uu.; oais, le.vuu nu.
Plillmlelpblit Produce Inrket.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-IlUTTFR-c
lower; inney creamery, ..cir.jc; prints, ;se.
KGliS Firm; fresh nearby, 20c; western.
iw; tresn souinw esiern, -ec.
OH KESH Steady ; New York fancy, small
llsi5T12c; New York, fair to choice, 10g
Ji!:c.
1 1 1 vt ii ii U (iralii Mnrket,
MILWAl'KEE, Jan. 23. - WHEAT
Higher; No. 1 northern, 7475c; No.
northern. 7F4573c.
RYE-Hlgher: No. 1. 5tc.
UARLEY Steady ; No. 2, -RifjSOc; sample
Duliidi (iinlii Market.
Dl'Ll'TH, Jnn. 25.-WHEAT-NO. 1 hard
7Gc: to nrrive, 7714c; May, we; no. 1 north
orn cash. 74'!c: May. 7Se: July. 7Siie: No. !
lioiilnirn, 6l1f70c; No. 3 spring, rG(QC3ic,
O ATS-26CI Mie.
I'eorla Market.
PEORIA. Jan. 25.-COnN-Flrm; No, 2
2t3;e.
OATS Firm; No. 2 white, 27Uc; track
'.Ti5ic. niiieii tnrougu.
WlllSKY-On tho basis of 51.27 for (In
lohed goods.
Minneapolis Wheat, Flour nnd Urn 11
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 23. WHEAT
Cubli, 7lHc; Muy, 7617CHc; Jul'. 77U'rfnfiC,
L
G.
. 45 Wnbash
. M-h do pfd
. 87 Wheel. & L. U.
. KS do 2d pfd
. 66?iiWls. Central ...
. 39 iThlrd Avenuo .
. ITS, 11. & O. pfd
.1I2 National Tube.
. 21 I do pfd
. IV) 'Adams Ex
. 0:' American Ex...
.170 It. S. Ex
,119'i Wells-Fargo E
. 71 Amer. Cot. Oil.
. ii'H no pfd
. 4l',i;Anier. Malting
. 16 do pfd
.16W4 'Amur. S. & R..
.191 I do pfd
. J::VAmcr. Spirits
. KM do pfd
2vvAmcr. s- H""
.. 63',)
.192
. 13
ilo nfd.
Amer. S. ,t w.
do pfd.
4214 'Amer. T.
Illinois Centrui...l3n4 do pfd.
Iowa central ..
do pfd
Lnko Erie &. W
do mil
Lako Shoro ....
L. & N
Manhattan L...
Met. St. fly
Mex. Central ..
Minn. & St. L..
do ptu
Mo. Pacific ....
Mobile & Ohio.
M.. K. T
do pfd
N. J. Centrnl ..
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & W...
do pfil
No. Pacific
do nfd
Ontario & AV...
Ore. Ry. c NIlV.
do Pfd 76
Pennsylvania
Reading ......
do 1st pin...
do 2d pfd..,.
Ulo G. W
do pfd
St. L. & S. F.
do 1st pni...
do 2d pfd....
St. L. Southw
do pfd
St. Paul
ilo 11I1I
St. I". & Omaha. 133
Kn PnelflR 4.".'
So. Railway ,,
do pin
Tex. H Paclllo
Union Pacific
do pfd
. 131
. '-':'(.
. iii
. 2;u.
l3Vi
.1.0
. S3' h
.173
. 51
x.1.10
30-14
ss
41
21
c:'4
22.4
26
72i
40
H114
Plate. 57
Did.
Xi'ir York MlnliiK Sfoeks.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25. -Tho following are
quotations on mining slocks:
Adams Con..
Allen
Hreeco
IlrunswlcK
ComstocK
. 20
. 45
20)
Con.. 26
Tun... 4
Con. Cat. A Va..l"0
Head wood Term. 62
Horn Sliver :15
Iron Silver 0!
Lendvlllo Con.... 6
I.litln Chief
Ontario ....
Ophlr ,
Phoenix
Potosl
Savago
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
16
G75
6S
.. 10
... S
,.. 13
... IS
.. 63
...410
London Stock (Imitations.
LONDON. Jan. 23.-1 p. m.-Closlng:
Consols, money..
do account
Atchison
Canadian Pac.
wrilKrln
!h:4 do 1st pfd...
IS'MPonnsylvnnla
'.H2 ueaiung
St. Paul 17)!no. Pac. pfd.
Illinois Central ..13.1 IC.rand Trunk
Louisville Anaconda ....
Union Pac. pfd... s" IRand Mines ..
N. Y. Central ....111 I
281;,
634
71
16
.s7-
21
.. 43
.. 4P4 Anne. Min. Co
..10S Urooklyn R. T.
.,2101,1 Colo. Fuel ,fc I.
, . SS Con. Tobacco , .
..114 do pfd
..162'4 Federal Steel ..
.. 134 do pfd
.. 6S Gen. Electric ..
. .105 Glucose Sugar .
.. MVU do pfd
. . 4Ci Inter. Paper ...
.. lSii, do pfd
.. 6176 Laclede Gas ...
. .US National Biscuit. 37
..11174 do pfd p
.. 43 National Lead... 17
.. S3 do pfd n
.. Ki National Steel ...'
.. SO do pfd tia
Pa N. Y. Air nrako.130
Amer. Tobacco.. .Ill'
I io pru no
. 77
. 4P4
. 44!'
. M',6
. 4S
. 6914
.1S7
, 4S
. 96
. 70
No. American
I'acll e Coast .
143 do 1st prd
314 do 2d pfd
71 Pacific Stall ...
l'copio s lias ..
Pressed S. Car
do pfd
Pullmnn P.
79 S. R. & T..
57',i Sugar
224I do nfd...
5176, Tenn. Coal
27
Car,
.149
.1SS
i
. 52
. SS
. 62
. 42U
, 9X7m
. 3676
. 77
.193
1 vs
..13IP.
..HSU
i.. 57.?:
U. S. Leather.... 12
do nfd
U. S. Rubber ....
do nfd
19 Western Union..
70H Republic I. & S.,
27'(, do pfd
S2 P. C. O. & St. L.
S2(iAnwI. Copper ...
73
"ii??;
Mil
0.-1
13V4
0
64
Ex-dlvldcnd.
Ilostoii SIopU (tuolnllona.
15USTUIN, Jan. .a. wan loans, 3jf4 per
com; iiuiu luuiio, o-.su, imi wum. uuiiiai
closing:
. & S. F 4F:Unlon Paclllo .... ?24
pfd "IS I'nlon Land ;il
A.. T
,1r
Amor. Suaar 131
do pfd 1J
Amer. Tol.........bl
Rnstou Am y
West End
Adventuro ....
Amnl. Copper
'MIIlllUC
9
Roston Elevated. liilvj Roston & Mont..?12
Hoston mo ii,,'i!uyu noston. 77
j-;t jiecia S50
wit v. riut'lllimi
10S4 Franklin
4S Osceola ..
69i Parrot
c. n. & q......
Dominion Coal.
do pfd ........
Federal Steel -.
do pfd.....--..
Fitchburg pfd
Gen. Electric ..
do ofd.........
Ed. Elec. 111..
Mox. Central ..
N. E. O. & C...
Old Dominion .
Rubber
1111
. .1871.J
..169
..'.13
Ouiney
Santa Fe Cop.
Tamarack ....
tan Mining ..
Winona
llIWolverlnes ....
S0ninghnm Mln..
20
1
J la
fa
46i
ia-,
c
32S
23
, G
, 4
16
Foreign Flnuiieliil,
LONDON. Jan. 23. A featuro commented
on in tno money iihukpi louay was tno ad
dltlon to the largo oanu reserve which Is
now nearly JC.21.5O0.0O0. Tho considerable i.
pletlon of tho markets supply, tho hardi n
( nu of shori loans nnd tho larce dennmsi. M
of government securities are attributed to
tho bank borrowing ln the market. The
question being debated Is how f.0011 will the
uanK raio no umcreu i-uMsiuiy -n- jier
tent will be made effective by n further de
pletlon of supplies. Every effort will bo
muuu to vtuooin 111 e wuy tor the lorthcom
Oil nnd Hnslii.
OIL CITY. Pn.. Jan. 25.-OHt?-Oredtt
balances, $1.17; certlllcatcs, no bid; hlp-
ments. siato iitus ; average. !wi diih.;
rims lOS.fsM bbls.; nverage. S9.913 bbls.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-OILS-Cotlons?cd.
firm: prime crude, bbls.. 27c: prime sum
mer yellow-, 31f?32o; off summer yellow, 31
831c; prime white. 311735c; nrlmo winter
yellow. 35K.rif.1Sc; prime menl. 25c.
Liverpool. Jan. 2.. oiis cottonswu,
Hull refined, spot, dull, 20s 3d. Linseed,
Is Gd.
LONDON. Jan. 25.OILS-L!nscod. 29s fid.
Turpentlno spirits, 2Ss Od.
F,vn pn rn ted mid Plied Fruits,
NEW YORK. Jan. 23. EVAPORATED
APPLES Owing to scant offerings of
choice nnd fancy grades the market for
evaporated npples held quite llrm as to
undertone, but wns not materially changed;
Ptnte common was quoted nt 334(F?l?ic;
prime, Tmn'tc; choice. 55ce; fancy, 6c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRF ITS Wero In-
nctlvo but steady at 3''(ff?8c for prunes, as
to size and quality Apricots, lioynl, 73-if(
12e: Moor Park. sLffMue. Peaches, peeled. II
ifisc; unpeelcd, Ggioc.
SiiKiir nml Molnsses.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 23.-SFOAR
Oulct: onen kettle. 3tifi3iic: onen kettle.
centrifugal, 4W4Uc; centrifugal yellow, 4'i
8(4,iic; seconiis. zwnw, moinssrs, quiet;
open kettle. 2Ojj30e; ccntrifugnl, y2lc;
syrup, 20J?30c.
NEW YORK, Jon. 25.-Sl'OAR-nw.
qulot nnd easy; fair refining, 31Je; centrifu
gal, 96 test, 4c; molusscs sugar, 3c; ro-
fined, quiet.
i"vr York Pry Goods Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-DRY GOODS Tho
demand from the home trade for nil de
scriptions of cotton goods continues quiet,
but from tho number of Inquiries coming
forward somo largo buyers appear to bo
getting ready to do a fair business. No
ehnngo In print cloths. Linens tiro nu ot
but llrm. Ilurlaps also llrm and foreign
marKcts higher.
SILVER Har. steady. 2S9-16d per ounce.
MONEY 3 per cent. The rate of discount
In tho onen market for short bills Is 374fi I
per cent; for three months' bills, 4fll 1-16
per cent.
Hunk 1 li-nr'nu".
CHICAGO. Jnn. 23.-CIenrlngs. $21,222,999;
balances, $2.t72,752: posted exchange, $4.84
(jil.S-S; New Yorlc exchange, Bo premium.
ST. LOFIS. Jnn. 25.-Clearlngs. $6,165,710;
balances. Jl.oo!i.i52; money, rw7 per cent.
CINCINNATI. Jnn. 25.-01enrings. $3,700.
000; 'New York exchange, 20c premium;
mnnev. JtfiO tier cent.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25,-Clcarlngs, $243,037,-
310; balances, 510,377,993.
ROSTON. Jan. 23. Clearings, J20,032,56S;
balances, JI,ra7,9.i7.
PHILADELPHIA. Jnn. 23,-Clenrlngs,
Jlii.191.755: balances. $1,747,167.
HALTLMORE. Jim. 25.-Clearlngs, $2,975,-
601; balances, J3.i2.932.
1 i)
Condition of ilip Tronsnrj-.
'AVASH1NGTON. Jan. 23. Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reservo In the division of redemption,
shows: Avnllablo cash balance, $138,404,SSt;
gold, $72,229,611.
Cotton Mnrkpl.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23,-COTTON-Tlght-
ncfs ln tho January position, duo to ner
vous demand Irom shorts rathir than to
imv extra effort cn the nart of tho bull
ethnic, was easily tlu featuro of today's
ilnvelonments on the Cotton exchange
Speculation wan very small and quite ol a
profcssluml turn. Th"ro was rot much iu
the way of news and not until the January
ilenl beenn to work Itself out was there any
Important changes In values. On the call
iho feeling was steady, with the prlco uu
changed to 3 points lower. Covering soon
restored the entire list to list 11 gut s basis,
after which a nolnt or two range consti
tuted fluctuations up to tho noon hour. Tho
current month shorts wero made extremely
uneasy by talk of a small "Insight" for the
weeic nml 111c ner nrices in southern mar
kets. A turn to cover was soon decided
unon nml for tho rest or tno niicrnoon nuy-
Ing by January shorts was the feature of
business none, rrom ouiwnru appearance
longs made no effort to tr tho shorts at 11
disadvantage. Later January touched 10.10.
Thu ndvaneo caused tho rest ot the 11st
also to Improvo sharply. A fow modernte
slr.ed buying orders from tho south and an
ndvaneo of In spot cotton hero helped the
market. At tho close me mantel was
steady, with prices 31M9 points higher, with
Iho exception 01 I'coruary, w1111.11 w.i.i
nominally 4 points net lower. The cotton
exchanges win no eioscu on 1110 nay 01
nopxii Victoria's funeral. Snot closed dull.
c higher; middling uplands, lOUc; middling
gllll, IVVgo; smew, l,,lli' uun-n. r uuiuo ini.ivu
steady January. 10.06c; March, 9.39e; April,
9.31c; May, 9.34c; Juno, 9.31c; July, 9.32c;
August. 9c; September, 8.53c; October, 8.30c;
November. 8.22c
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2ii. L'U I TUN
Steady: sales, 6,650 bales; ordinary, i?lc;
good ordinary, Mc; low middling, 9c; mid
dling, 9c; good middling, 9?ic; middling
fair. 9 3-10e, nominal; receipts, 7,571 bales;
stock, 361,077 bales. Futures steady; Jan
uary, 9.47c bid; February, 9.3of9.31e; March,
9.29'o9.31c; April, 9.2Sf(9.29c; May, 9.275j'J.27c;
June 9.231(9:70: July, 9.::m'Jc; August,
S.KSfJS.OOc; September. S.30(it8.32e. Secretary
iinsinr's siniement or mo worms visin u
suiqily of cotton shows a total of 4,191,376
bales, ngalnst 4,108,269 last year. Of this
tno total of American cotion is j,joi,a(u
bales, ngalnst 3,368,263 Inst year.
ST. T.OCIR. .Inn. 23. COTTON Quiet : no
sales; middling, 9c; recelrits. 2.636 bales;
shipments. 1,70a uaics; siock. iu..4 naies,
GALVESTON, Jan. 25,-COTTON-Qulot
nt 9e.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 25.-COTTON-Spot,
dull, jirlces ensler; Amerlcnn middling, 5d.
Tho sales of tho day were 7,() bales, of
which 600 wero for export and speculation,
and included C.S00 American. Receipts, 10-
000 bales, Including 9.800 American. Futures
opened and closed steady; American mid
dling, 1. m. c. Jnnuary, 5 41-6103 !.-Ctd;
January nnd February, 5 23-Gld, sellers;
February and March. 6 20-6ld, sellers;
March and April, BlS-fild, sellers; April nnd
May, 516-6td, sellers; May and June, 6H-6K1,
rollers; Juno nnd July. Gll.64Tc5 12.G4d; July
and August. 5 9-6ld; August and September.
4 69-6MH fiO-Gld, buyers; September, 4 59-6Kf
1 GO-GId, buyers; October, g. o. c, 1 40-0ld,
nominal; October nnd November, g. o. c,
4 32-6U1, nominal.
Wool .Market.
ROSTON. Jan. 25. Tho Commercial Bul
letin will say In tomorrow's report of the
wool trnde: Tho market has ruled fahiy
active. The sales from Rnstrn on Thurs
day alono wero oyer a million pounds and
tho shipments for tho week will approxi
mate 3,000.000 pounds. There has been a
fair general Inquiry. Tho big trust mi
others hnvo been picking up lob lots of
California mills. One lino of defective
southern spring scoured sold nt 3S cents.
Clear wool of tho samo description Is worth
43'((l5c. There Is a better inquiry for
fleeces. A sale of Ohio XX nnd above at
28c renresents nn advance of c on tho
last sale. London Is slowly weakening
but AtiPtrallnn wool In Ronton Is neverthe
less quite netlve. Tho sales of tho week
hnvo been 3,310 bales domestic and 41S
bales foreign, ncalnst 4,655 bales domestic
and 1,976 bales foreign last week and 6 143
bales domestic nnd 1,S7S bales foreign for
the corresponding week last year. The ag
gregate receipts slnco January 1, irH have
beer 21,051 bales domestic and I.al5 bals
foreign, against 20,621 bales domestic and
9 07) bales foreign for the same tlma In
tno. This Is a decrease of 5.60S bales do
mestic and a decrease of 1,561 bales foreign.
Wool Sales.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-WOOL-At today's
session of tho wool auction sales 13,748 bales
wero offered. Greasy merinos wero 5 per
cent higher, scoured 6ft7d nnd tlno greasy
rrossbred wools 5d dearer. Lamb's wools
sold ut from par to Cd lower. Tho following
Is tho sale in detail' New sotitn which,
,3,100 bales; scoured, 3u.Qls7d; greasy, 3
CHICAGO I.I VII STOCIC MARKET,
Cuttle Generally Sternly lo Slow
IIokn .Strong Mieep Sternly.
CHICAGO. Jnn. 25.-CATTLE-Rccclpts,
2,600 bond, Including 250 head Texans; gen.
ernlly r.tcady to slow; butchers' stock weak
Texans steady; good to prlmo steers, $3.15$
6.00; poor to medium, $3.5006,10; Blockers nnd
feeders, steady. $3.00(1.60; cows, $2.73Ti 1.15;
heifers. $2.755i4.50; dinners, steady. $2.0Mi
2.70; bulls, $2.7501.10; calves. $l.00(5.75;
Texas-fed steers, $l.00i?t,75: Texas grass
steers. J3.;'i'i(4.(); Texas nuns, Yi.wtt.l.tb.
HOGS Receipts today. 28.000 bead; tomor
row, 20,0m) head, estlmuteil: left over, 4,000
head; opened f.c to loc lower, closing strong;
top, id.Si'Al mixeu ami nuteners, .i.ii.iH,i.L'7',i
good to choice heavy. $5.I5'!i3.27: rough
heavy, J5.O0fi5.10; light, J5.05ii0.22; bulk of
sales. $5.17tf(5.22.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recclpts, 5.0)0
bend; iitenuy to strong; goon to choice
wethers, J3.80JH.50; fair to choice mixed
$3 60'!(3.S5; western sheep, $3.83T( 1.60: Texas
sheep, J2.50fi3.50; niitlvo lambs, JI.25fJI.50;
western minus, .i.iwi.w.
St. .Inxeiih Lite Stock Mnrkrt.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Jnn. 25. (Spo
clal.) The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 1,000 head; market
steady to strong; natives, Jl.lOfiC.S.); Texas
and westerns. J3.50it5.20: cows and heifers,
J2.10tfH.30; bulls and slugs, J2.25ffl.Wi; year
lings and cnlves, J3.60fj4.60; stockcrs nnd
feeders. J3.00f(4.30: veals. JI.UW?(,.7,,.
HOGS Receipts, 6.6no head; market 6c
lower: nil grades, J5.li)f(.i.2i; bulk of sales,
I3.1OTia.--.; pigs, uc lower.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Rocelpts, 600 head
market steady.
HOW THE NEW BOAT IS BUILT
Huston Herald Mnkrn Public
Illmciislonn of tlic Lhttsoii
Cup Defender.
the
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Bfceipta Light and Piicei Not Par
from Steady.
HOGS GENERALLY A DIME LOWER
llnrillj- Eiinuuli Sheep unit I.ninbs on
Sale to MnUe n Tliurimuli Test of
.Market, but Fen Offered Sold ut
About VcMerilii) ' Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jnn. 23.
Recclnls were;
Olilclal Monday ....
Oftlctnl Tuesday
uiucial Wednesday.
Olilclal Thursday....
Olilclal Friday ......
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1Z.196
,9.o
6,981
U,80l
Flvo days this week. ..11,851 43,381 lS.ols
Samo days last week. ...12,691 3693 11.698
Samo days week before.. 10,743 39.1TI Ij.0'8
Same three weeks ago... 10,473 29.9.W 10,82
Sumo four weeks ago.... 6,521 23. .92 3,r8'.l
Samo days last ysar 13,316 3,1I6 U,v'J
Average nr.en imi.i fur lions lor tho past
several days, with comparisons:
I 190L 11900.11899 ItSOS. ,1SD7.U53. JlsyO.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jnn.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
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Jan.
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Jan.
Jan.
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Jan.
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3 I 3 921 3 83
3 C5 3 331 I TO, 3 79
Indicates Stindny.
Tho olilclal number of cars of stock
brought In today bv ench road was:
II Ul,'..
H'r's.
Ry.
Ry..
o M. & St. P.
O. ei St L. Rv
Missouri Puclllc
I,. P. system
O. N. W. Ry
F. E. & M. V. R. R..
S. O. P. Ry
C, St. P.. M. & O
11. fi M. R. R. R
('., It. .t Q. Ry
K. C. ft St. J. Ry....
(, R. I. & P., east..
C.. R. 1. & P., west..
Illinois Central Ry...
Total receipts
I
10
81
10
1
5
17
II
IS
I
t
26
19
16
137
The disposition of tho day s rec
ns follows, each buyer purchasing
her of head Indicated:
receipts was
tho hum-
Cattle.
... 309
Hogs. Sh'p.
2,057
l,l9i)
2,090
1,732
3,082
10
ROSTON, Jan. 25. Tho Herald today
makes public the dimensions of the Lawson
cup defender. They nro: Its cxtrcmo beam
Is 2 feet 2 Inches narrower than the Co
luiubln, and its draught Is Just tho samo ns
tho Columbia 20 load. Its water lino is 90
feet and originally It was oor 142 feet over
alt length, but this has been cut down ln
Iho after overhang; and ncro3s tho Btcrn,
where it originally measured 9 feet. It has
been mnde a foot wider. From tho nfter
end of the water lino tho stern post Is 12
feet 9 Inches under the water. Tho stern
post then rakes at an nnglo of 45 degrees,
and from tho point whero It meets tho
planking of tho hull to the heel It mensurea
23 feet. From the underside ot the urch-
board In tho stern heel to 'ho stern post
measures 33 feet 0 Inches In tho half
b:endth plan, In the wuko of tho foro end
of tho water line, It measures 10 feet 7
Inches out to the outer edge of tho deck
and at tho end of tho water lino. The for
wnrd overhung Is 26 fect and tho after over
hang 21 feet C Inches.
In the shapo of the lougitudlnnl section,
except that tho center of tho lateral re
sistance 1b three feet farther aft than It Is
ln tho Columbln, tho boats aro very much
alike.
In area of lateral planes Crownlnshlold
has rondo a gain over the Columbia, having
about fifty feet less. Tho center of tho
lateral resistance In tho Columbia Is fifty
one foot, whllo ln tho Lawson boat It ts
fifty-four feet bnft tho face of tho stem at
tho load water line.
In tho midship sections of both boats
thcro Is great similarity. Knelt has a 6harp
dend rise, and except that tho hllgo In tho
Lawson boat drops n llttlo below that of the
Columbln, thus showing that It hns more
stability of form to tho section thnn tho
Defender of 1899, tho boats, In regard to
this all-Important fnctor ot tho grcntcst
transverse sections, nro very closo, ns Is
shown by tho areas of the midship sections,
which nro as follows:
Columbia, 120.05 square fect; Lawson
boat, 123 squnro feet. So far ns stability of
form of tho section goes tho Lawson boat
has the greater of tho two. In tho matter
of displacement ngaln Is seen nn almost
dead flat amount, to-wit: About 115 tons
for each.
Oinnha Packing Co...
O. II. Hammond Co..
Swift nnd Company 2
Oudaliy Packing Co 1
Armour .t Co 2
R. Recked & Degan 1
Vunsant fc Co
McCreary ft Clark
W. 1. Stephen
11111 ft lluntzlnger
Livingstone ft Sehnller.... 1
Hamilton ft Rothschild....
L. F. Husz
II. L. Dennis ft Co
II. F. Hobblck
A. S. Mahoucy
Other buyers 1
Totals 1.837 10,431 310
CATTLE There was a light run of cattle
hero today and whllo the market was not
overlv brisk prices on good stuff held Just
about steady. Other markets were reported
dull and lower, which nnturally had a ten
dency to mako buyers rather bearish here,
but at tho samo tluio they bought un what
was offered at very satisfactory prices.
Thcro were only a fow steers on sale and
tho better grades sold readily at just about
yesterday's prices. Ruyers wero not par
ticularly anxious for the less desirable
gradea and trade on those kinds was not
verv active, but everything was sold In
good season nt right around steady prices.
Good cows brought steady prices today,
particularly on the early market. Later on
sellers complained that It was a illtllcult
matter to get steady prlees for the less de
sirable kinds and In some cases Ihev were
calling the market lower. It being tho last
of tho week packers wero not very anxious
for supplies and naturally tried to pound
prices down u little. Tho week Is closing
with the feeling u little stronger on cow
stuff than Jt wns at the close of last week,
but not much different than It was on Mon
day of this week.
Packer bulls did not sell uny too readily
today, but prices did not show much
chnnge. Tho snmo iii true of calves nnd
"'tTio few feeders offered today sold at
good firm prices. Yard traders have very
few cattlo on hand, nnd us a result they
wero all anxious to buy some. Prices did
not show any particular change, however,
nnd tho situation could best be described
by culling It n good llrm market. Stock
bulls were also In good demand today and
tho samo was true of bIio stuff. Representa
tive sales.
STEERS,
No.
Western Colleges It eliienibei-ed.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 23.-Chnr!es A.
Smith, a wealthy Minneapolis man, has
given to tlothany college, n Swedish
Lutheran Institution at Llnsberg. Knn.,
.'.l.ooo.ooo reet or stunning pine, worth more
than J23.00O. No conditions nro ottnehed to
tho gift. Stnto Senator O. A. Rc.ls.ien of
Roone, In., has endowed tho chair of Swed
ish lnnguago at Augusta college nt Rock
Island, 111., with 10) acres of coal lands in
Marlon county, Iowa, and 120 acres In
Wapello county. These lands aro wotth
J30,OHO.
THE REALTY MARKET.
1NSTRFM ENTS (lied for record Friday,
January 23, lool:
IViirriiuiy Deeds.
O. W. Thornton to 8. R. Lake. lots 7
nnd 8. block 2, Oxford Place J1.000
S. U. Lake and wife to Christ Royer,
lots 7 nnd 8, block 2, same 650
C. W. Kouns and wiro to H. Gnzluskl,
lot 6. block 335, South Omaha 1
Q. N Nicholson nnd wife to A. II. Mur
djek. undivided k of o 10 ncres of
sw so 3-11-13.. l
Ecu R. Kennedy to O. G. Fisher, lot
1, block 8, Popploton Park 2,500
llult Claim lleedH.
S. P. Leach and wife to A. 55. Leach,
lie ?o 19-16-11
C. S. Montgomery, trustee, et al to W.
O. Pre. nli! of n 03 fect lots 1(0 nnd
106, Nelson h add 60
Dl'I'llK.
Sheriff to Elizabeth Wear et al, ex
eeitors, lot 11. 1OWlH' sub In Oka
noma ndd
Total amount of transfers..
6il0
?Vi77
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C.ON.v AND HEIFERS.
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
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710
. 137
. 915
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. 610
. 807
. 797
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. 653
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3 tecders.. -lis 2 06 2 feeders. . 830 J 7..
i!.1.un,'SrT.l"',ro NWIN nnother liberal run of
t. hero today and us other points nil re
ported a decline In values, prices opened
! . ! 1 V1""' lo"'or than yesterday general
market. Ruyers starteil out and picked un
- v . ,"u '"'h'er heavy weight hogs al
iiiu some ill M.lT'i. The tnlVed hogs
M?'.-1,'!r"olv ,lt M "'"I 'no light weights
ut j.i 10 or osa. yuite a few loads changed
Hands tit those prices unit then buyers held
V. "ml, wen; bidding J5.lt) for the geiieial
run and J...121., for the better grades. Sell
ers were not willing to accept those prices
nnd as n res.Et not much was dune for .1
time.
Packers, however, had to have the hogs
nnd they finally paid thu same prices a
w-ero olTeted In the morning. Tho long
string sold nt $3.12',, or Just nbout loo
lower than yesterday. Practically overs
thing was out of nrst hands In good sen
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61 212
86 200
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SHEEP There were hardly enough sheep
on sale today to nttraet the attention of
buyers, but tho few head offered sold at
not far from yesterday's prices.
Tho tendency of prices has been down
wurd this week and tho market may bo
quoted all tho way from lOJi'JOc lower.
Ewes, however, have held up In good
shape nnd the latter part of the week
sales were made that looked fully steadv.
Sheep nnd yearlings hnvo declined lOJilfio
and lambs n good 20c. Other markets
have dei ijied fully ns much, so tliut tho
prices offered here nro well Iu line. The
causo for the drop is given us a light de
mand for mutton and 11 fairly liberal sup
ply at all the principal points.
Feeders have been verv scarce nil the
week nnd what few havo been offered have
been picked up at fully Hto.idy priced.
wuniaiions: i.r.oico reu wethers, J(.2.3
4.60; fair 10 good wethers, J4.nOii4.25; choice
lightweight yearlings. J4. MfllSO; fair to
good yearlings, Jl.2304 60; choice ewes, J.1.35
5i3.S0; lair to good ewes. J3.00T(3.30; choice
spring lanilH. J5.25if5.35: fair to good Mining
lambs, J5.00fi0.25; feeder ewes, J3.25iif3.60;
feeder wethers. J3.50!i3.75: feeder lambs. Jt.OO
571 40. Representative sales:
Nn . Av.
13 cull ewes ..lit
10 cull ewes so
1 buck 170
15 ewes 130
20 western ewes 100
4 cull lambs 63
47 lumb.i 83
Pr.
J2 23
2 60
2 60
:: 50
.1 65
4 !)
C (K)
K II 11 hum fit)' I, Ho Sloelt .Miirlirt,
KANSAS CITY. Jnn. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,lo0 bead natives, 350 head Texans;
market sternly to 10c lower; natlvo beef
steers, J4.fr)'it5.50; Blockers and feeders, J3.75
4il.75; western-fed steers. Sl.ftify.'i.O); Texans
and Indlnn steers. J3.75I4.50; cows, J3.n0iii
4.25; heifers, J3.WiJM.75; dinners, J2.334jS.0o;
bulls. J3.00(ff4.to; calves, I5.50f(7.oo.
HOOS-Recelpts. 14,600 bead; market 5e
lower; lop, J5.27',4; bulk of sales, J5.15fi5.25;
heavy. 5.151(5.27Vj: mixed nackers. i.Yr.iif
5.20; light, J5.05fi5.t7'4; pigs, J4.25JM.SO.
HIIKLP AND LAM JiH Receipts, 1,500
head; lambs, steady; sheep, strong; western
lambs, J5.25Ji5.ri0; western wethers. JI.251J
4.65; western ewes, J3.7Kfl.25; culls, J2.60I()
3.23.
imv Ynrlt Live Stock Market,
NEW YORK. Jan. 25. REEVES- Re
ceipts, 3,317 head; netlve nnd llrm for all
grades; steers 10c higher; steers, i.Wti'X
oxen nnd slags, J3.Mfl.fi0; extra fat oxen,
J5.60; bulls. J3.0tWil.60; cows, J2.00f(3.25; no
change In cables; shipments, none.
OALVES-Recelpts. 115 head; steady:
veals, J5.(WiX.50; llttlo calves, J4.5o; barnyard
Stock, J3.251l3.76
Hiiiii;r Arwu lam hh iieceipts, r,,!Ni.i
head: sheen. 6fi10e lower.: choice Iambs
Htendy; othets 10ti15e off; sheep, J3 00J7 1.40;
lambs, J5.fiofiR.00; choice lambs, J6.05Jj6 10,
lanaua lamus, s.'i.iirnti.uo
Tinnu linn,, i,,u iron i.n.,,1. ....n.i u,,....i..
.wv.ti ,-. ,t,,ci, (j.wi-, in ,iu, t,,.i-,i nuiaujr
nt J5.451i5.63; state pigs, J5.704j5.7C.
St. I, mil Live Stool. Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25. -CATTLE Receipts,
1,500 head, imijdlng Sff) Texans; marknt
steady; nallvo shipping nnd export steers,
Jt. soft G. SO; dressed beef and butcher steers,
Jt. (.'!( 5. 23; steers under 1,000 lbs., J3.to1M.75;
slackers nnd feeders, J2.I51M.60; cows and
hotter, J2.00UI.75; dinners. Jl.25Jj2.7C; bulls,
J2.755Cl.9o; Texas and Indian sleers, J3.I0J)
4.60; cows and heifers, J2.35Jj3.IO,
HOGS Receipts, 9,200 head; market 6Jf
10c lower; pigs and lights, J5.O5Ji6.10; flack
ers, J5.10'((...15; butchers, J3.15J(5.22',S,.
SHEEP ANH LAMIIS Receipts, 000 head;
market Htendy; native muttons, JI.00JM.4ii:
Iambs, JI.IOJjj.60; culls and bucks, 3.2.ijJ
4.25.
Mock In Night.
Following aro the receipts nt tho four
principal western markets for January 25;
Cattle, Hoys. Sheep.
South Omaha 1.920 o.sot 339
Chicago 2,500 28.00.1 r,.(D
Kansas City 2,730 11,500 1,500
St. LoulH 1,500 9,200 COO
Totals
.8,670 61,601 7.439
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.,
Telephone lOIII), Olilllllli, Neb,
COMMISSION,
(HIAI.N, I'ROVISIO.NS mid hi'OCICS,
lion rd of i'rnde.
Correspondence John A Wnrrcn ft Co.
Direct wires to Chicago and New YorX.