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TUG KANSAS CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1895.
WEAKENED BY FREE SELLING
MAY WHIM? l't.lli:t ,VRl! I.OWKH UN-
i:tt i,nii;it.t, niii:iu.V(iM.
Corn, Oat mill t'rntltlniig AIm Made
Decline Niitwlth.tiindliig tlio 1'iiit
That I'jirly Ail loci 11 phi !n-
tumble In llii' Hulls.
Chicago, Jnn. 2. Free soiling weakened
wheat to-day despite bullish now?, unit
May closed Ho lower. -May coin lost io,
liny oats ic anil iirovlsilons finished at de
clines. The business of the year In the wheal pit
commenced with a slight Inclination lo the
bearish side. Thorn was not any imme
diate material change from the prices pre.
vnltlng at Hip close ot Monday's session,
but seller were In the majority ntrd
crowded their offerings In larger volilmo
than the mnikct could nb.orli. The gen
.ml fratttres of tin) eaily new favored
the hulls. Tho Liverpool market
was reported linn at 'id advance for red
American wheat. Receipts in thin coun
try were light, exports of fall volume and
Inquiry for exports reported to be Rood.
The first transactions In .May were at from
t.V1ti"c and a gradual decline to 57Mi
t,7'2c occupied the llilctlintlons during the
next two hour?, The heavy export trade
reported from the seaboard oaued a re.
action to f,7c und the price kept between
tT'jliJiV dtirlnK the greater part of the re
roalr.d. r of the session. The toeclpt. In-
tpcrtil here since Momlay are sixty-six
ritrloadH. Minneapolis icported receipts of
151 turn and Duluth 106. making for the
two pln-os "I", compared with 617 on .tim
tmry 2 last sear. New York reported an
xcollcnt demand for cash wheat. The big
bi-urs In this market sat upon It with all
their ponderous weight and did nothing but
jiolnt at the amount of wheat In the visible
Mippty uml sell to bulls. May closed at
C7',e.
Corn was weak and lower, with a fair
amount of trading. The lecelpts were
equal to the liberal estimates made on .Mon
day. The opening price for May was 4S',e
nnd that was the highest It sold at. It
worked gradually down to 47lX,'E4?e and
could not got higher again nfter that than
47V:. The weakness In wheat near the
end had a depressing effect upon corn and
vaiu-cd the market to close very weak at
47sc for .May.
The market for oats was Inclined to
drag. The fns-y feeling noticeable was In
fluenced entirely by the licnvlncss In the
corn crowd. May starteil a shade up from
Holiday's last iiotatlon at 31j'c, mM down
to 31'iiC and closed at 31V for May.
Provision wete weak, Influenced by
heavy live hog receipts,. SellhiR by puck
ors aided In the decline. .May pork closed
EOo lower. May lard 15c lower and May
ribs Viic lower.
Tin: ciiicaco mixtinc;.
I'niim I'urlllc firm In If. .stand Regarding
liic llojeott.
f'h a(. T hi .' -T. .-morrow the mcctlnR
of ihu A 1. 1. in '.'I will again convene
for the purpose of seelnR If the Transcon
tinental Passenger troubles cannot be ad
Justed. The Canadian Paellle will not be
represented at the opening of the meeting,
although It may conn: at a later time.
General Passenger Agent McNIcholi, or the
Canadian Pacltlc, sent word to-day that
as the roads bad troubles of their own, in
which his line had no Interest, he would
allow them to settle things before he ap
peared .on the scene. The I'nlon Paellle
will. It declares,, Insist on Hue lifting of
the boycott against it, befote It will agree
to anything tending toward the formation
of the association. The repiesentatives of
the Atchison and Southern Pacific, roads
held a Ioiir conference to-day at which the
Darlington and Hock Island roads were
also present. They made considerable prog
ress toward settling their troubles, and It
was announced that they would report to
the meeting they will be ready as far as
their private quarrel Is concerned, to go
ahead with the general agreement.
The meeting of the executive committee ot
the Central Trallle Association, which was
to have been hdd to-morrow, has been post
poned until January 8. The meeting was
called for the purpose ot Investigating the
reiorts that freight rates from Chicago to
the Hast are being limit; cut.
Earnings of the Chicago. Milwaukee .1
St. Paul for the fourth week In December
were $570,200, a decrease of $152, 1.:! compaicd
with the same week of last year.
The estimated gross earnings of the Hock
Island road for the month of December
were $1,201,7:1, a decrease of $199,207 com
pared with tile estimated gross earnings
for December, ISM.
That Suit Against tin- CnuliN.
New York, Jan. -.Colonel H. (.'. .lames
made three motions lwlorv Jubilee Patter
ton, of the supreme court, to-day In the
notion brought by the Soldiers' Ui pilaus'
homo, of St. I.ouis, against the oxceutois
of tlio late Jay (iould nti(l Russell Sage
to lecover ril.nc.Oc'i of bonds of the Kan
Fas Paellle railroad, which. It Is claimed,
Gould and Sage niipropilatcd to their uses.
In the tlrst motion colonel .lames wanted
to vacate the older for the examination
of Sage as a party before the trial. In
The second application he wanted the
plaintiff compelled to make answer to cer
tain allegations set up In the aniwer of the
lefer.t:it.: s, particularly to the defense,
that bonds had been disposed of by an
order of the court. The third motion wns
made to compel the philntilf to bring In
the I'nlon Pacltlc railroad as a party de
fendant lit the action. '
Decision was reserved.
Will Cimtct the Application.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. S. There Is going to
Tie an all round light tor the Oregon .Short
T.lne & ftnh Northern, the receivers of the
I'nlon Pacltlc having about inuile up their
minds to contest the application of the
American Loan and Trust Company for a
separate receivership. Theie will be a meet
ing of the receivers In New York next Tues
day, at which time a plan of action will be
decided upon. General Solicitor Thurston
will probably go on to New York In order
to attend the meeting, and will possibly
represent the receivers when the applica
tion Is tnkvn up by Judge Gilbert on Jan
uary 15. It s ulso thought tliu attorney
general will Intervene on the giuund that
the loss of the Short l.lne to the I'nlon
1'acHIe would seriously depreciate the sec
end mortgage the government holds on the
"Overland" property.
An Appuil Allow) il,
Omaha, Jun, 2. latin I.. Webster, ns -attorney
for defendants, tiled his petition for
appeal from Judge llrewer'i, recent decis
ion In thu maximum rate case tu-day In
the federal court, Judge Dundy allow cd
tho appeal. The chief error assigned Is
that the court errfd in that part uf the do.
ureu wherein It ordered anil decreed that
tho defendant railroad company be mjoined
nnd rwitralnei from reducing th ruius be.
low thos,e now charged by said company
or from In any wUe obeying, observing or
conforming to tho provisions, command.
Injunction und pohlbltloiB of said act of
tho legislature of Nebraska.
All lleiippollited.
Cleveland, O,, Jan. !!, At the nnnual
meeting of tho stockholdem of the Cleve
land & J'ltlpburg road held to-day
all of th director and otlleei-d were re
appointed, The total receipt for the last
year wete l,3l9,fcv) and disbursements it,.
3W.850.57. The disbursements cover divi
dends, interest on bonds, sinking fund con.
trlnutlons, consolidated mortgage of 1UM
construction and equipment bonds and
maintenance of organization; It Includes!
aso thu total sinking funds.
Lincoln' Picture ICeplaccil.
Mexico, Mo., Jan. S.-(Speca.) When B,
Grata Id-own wd governor ot .Missouri
and the Democrats gained control ot the
housa of representatives about 1S7-), Abra
ham Lincoln's picture was taken down
from the wall of thu house und has been
preserved by an old lady at Tulton, JIo.
To-day by request tho likeness of the im
mortal Lincoln, which Is a largo sUed
and sjplendia picture, wa3 sent to Jeffer
son City and to-morrow It will bu replaced
where It buns prior to 1&70.
M. O. AatlL, MMT, C. B, HlltT, ItC'T,
CWtl HOC, JIJ.MC.
CHICAGO & KANSAS CITY COMMISSION CO.
542 Otuc Sr, Kst Cut, Mo.
NEGOTIATE COMMERCIAL PAPER,
CITY REAL ESTATE LOANS,
C::f.'.t tl ttf::i :r.t2 tt Ci'.U:;
riitz ::::::, ::n::i, k;h:c:?al a ccsrcuTE ctfts.
hj.t mi, i ttti Fc .mf .. Mt.eii.i l.vtl,.i.t tvlM,
DO tOll WISH to HUT OR Stlt 1111 CStittt
Att I:r St::t C::'.it! Clttt.
Houston, Fible& Co.,
(Huccs'ors to Win. J. Wollinan i Co.)
lt()MI, nloCKu,
Ct).MMt:ttCIAr, PAI'Klt.
fisn llrlnwnrn St., Kniit.m tilly, Mo.
W I Anr!nrnnn Financial
"Vi Ji filiUuG uuili
Broker,
lODolswarnSt, Kann City. Mil CoinniereiM
Paper, Stocks .ttul lloniK 1II P.Utn Loins.
H, P. WRIGHT & CO,,
STOCKS and BONDS.
S?nd for our Weekly Quotation Clrcular-tho
olilvreguUrpubllcallonot prlcos ot local Ilonds
nnd Stoiks In this tiurki'L
AliMOUR BUILOfJO, 500 DELAWARE ST.,
KA.N.A 'l rv. Ml.
I'l.NA.NCIAI.,
The llrst of the year has brought with It
but little change In' the money market of
the countty. The feeling In New York was
a trllle tinner, but at most of other money
centers dullness and ease continue. There
Is no Incteased demnnd anywhere, but u
general belief that there Is to be more ue
for money as the season advances. In llos
ttm money Is still dull and In good supply,
nnd the same may h" said of Philadelphia
and ll.iltlmote. In coming west n little
more llrmness Is found In Chicago, In sym
pathy with Now York, but In St. Louis
money Is still easy and tho loan maiket
unlet. Hero at Ilansust City the situation
tetnalns much the same as a week ago.
Some little demand is had for short time
loans to facilitate annual settlements, but
the demand on slock feeding paper Is fall
ing off, so the nggregatu loans are no bet
ter. There Is hoping for more life ns the
season advances, however, and lenders nie
a little more Independent. Yet rates re
main unchanged, still I'.liS per cent. Hut
little currency going to the country. Dank
clearings for the week ending Tuesday,
$7,7I".4:!7: same lime last year, Ki,7J7l7(ti!, tin
Increase of j2.01S.Wl, a gain of 3," per cent.
Kastem exchange scarce and llrm.
Houston, I'lhle tc Co., ox-change brokers,
quote It as follows: Now York, $1.00 pre
mium; Chicago, 00c premium; St. Louis, -We
premium.
There was $2,20n,om n gold taken In New
Yotk for export yesterday.
Sloney nt Home una Alirond.
New York, Jan. 2. Money on call easy
at HUM per cent, last loan Hi per cent,
cloned l'.i per cent; prime mercantile paper,
-1iS Hi per cent; sterling exchange, quiet,
but llrm, with uctnnl business In bankers'
bills nt $I.SSWil.SS?4 for demand, and SI.S7'!i
(Tti.SS for sixty days; posted rates, $l.iiSif.
t.fe9!i: commercial lillK Jl.ii,,.
London, Jan. 2. Money, '', per cent. The
rate of discount In the open market for
both short and three months' hills Is ':;
per cent.
New York, Jan. 2. Clearings, $lSii,6S7,CI7;
balances, J7.712.7K.
HoHton, Jan. 2. Hank clearings to-day,
$17,1U,0II; balances, ?2,6IO,l$i.
Kaltlmore, Jnn. 2. Dank clearings, $3,237,
iSI; balances, $37ii,ini.
Philadelphia, Jan, 2. Hank clearings to
day, $lS,l:ti,CI: balances, Si,3M,M;:.
Cincinnati, O., Jan. 2. Money, 2',i1ii; per
cent. New York exchange, 5'Jc premium.
Clearings, $2,0Dl,r,OO.
Chicago, Jan. 2. Clearings, $21,317,000.
Money, Iff IIS per cent on call; ."TH per cent
en time. New York exchange, SOc pre
mium. Foreign exchange, quiet; sterling,
commercial, $I.SG?4ffU7:!l.
SI. Louis, Jan. 2. Hank clearings to-day,
$.",ri"t,020; balances. $1,1:I5,I. Money, dull,
51i7 per cent. Kxehnngo on New Yoik, 7.",c
piemlum bid.
Memphis, Jan. 2. Clearings, (330,129; bal
anced, f lO.f.TI. New York exchange, selling
par to $l.o0 premium.
Now Orleans, Jan. 2. Clearings, ?'2,72t,723.
New York exchange, bank, par; commer
cial, $1.50 discount.
Silver.
London, Jan. 2. liar silver,
7-lGd per
ounce.
New York, Jan. 2. Silver certificates,
DSe; bar sllvcr,j9?ic; Jlexleun dollars,
Sfnto mill (ovoi'iiiiient Ilonds.
New- York, Jan. 2. Closing quotations
on tho New York Stock exchange:
Yes't
Government day.
t'nltod States t", registered ....113
United States Is coupon 111?;
To
day. ii:i
I'Sli
117
117
97
ioo
102
101
!'2
.a
,2?5
100
T-i
SO
1011
ro
ioo
t nueit tttates .,s, reg..jicreu n
United States r,s,
United States 2s,
coupon.....
registered.
.117
.. 07
..100
Pacltlc Cs..
State
Alabama, class A ....
Alabama, class I! ....
Alabama, class C ....
Alabama cuireney ...
Louisiana new consols
North Carolina fis ....
....101
....Ii'i
.... Ill
.... Ul
.... M1
....121 "
Is
North Carolina is
101
stmtth ('nrnlliia non-fund..
l'-i
Tennessee :1s, new settlements.
Tennessee r.s, now settlements.
Tennessee fis, old settlements.,.
. S2
ICO
, IM
Virginia cnturles ,
Mlsboutl Cs
IM
...1
llnllromt Dentals..
New York, Jan. 2. Closing quotations
on the New York Stock exchange.
Yes't. To.
Issues day, day.
Atchison Is Ct Cl'i
Atchlxon 2d A li-'ik 17
Canada Southern 2ds 1(8 10,-,
Gell. Paellle lsts of 'S3 HCPi 101
Denver Itln Ginnde 7s list.. n;,
Denver - Hlo Grande Is i2'J 1
P.rle 2ds "dJe Cl!i
c... II. Si M. A. i;s 97 !i7
fl . H. ; B. A. 7fl 100
Houston A: Texas Central r,s . . ..I'm:
Houston A- Texas Central its IW.-j
Mlssnutl, Kas. . Texas 1st Is ,. SI
Missouri, Kas. ,t Texas 2d Is ,, lG?i
Mutual I'nlon '... ......IM
New Jcrey (Vuir.il general 5s.. II I
Notthern Paellle lsts lli'.'.J
Norlbein Paellle 2ds M'
Northwestern ennsols ,,,.ll2i
Itlo Grande Western lsts 70,
KM
va
102'j
M
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I0i
112i
113I,J
Kt
ll2i
t.S'J
101U,..
102
132
Noithwest S. 1 . ileiieniures, ob.nci'a
St L. & S. !'. general Cs
.102
.taiiJ
St. Paul consols, is
St. I.. & I. M. general 5
St. Paul. C. & P. V. 5s .
Texas l'.ielllu lsts
Texas Paellle 2ds .......
Union l'aelllo lsts Of 'M
Wobt Shore Is
7-j
HI
SO,
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loo'i
7kT
111
2 it;
ii'i
101!
HtiieK mid IIiiuiIn.
New York, Jan. 2. The year 159", opened
on tho Stock exchango with an unsettled
lotto nnd u very light volumo of business.
The failure of the Heading reorganization
plan wan a prominent factor in restrict,
lug the dealings, ns well 113 In eteatlng
tho general depression, which took pos
tesslou uf tho market In the early deal
lugs. Londuu was a small Boiler of Head
ing and Illinois Central, and American so,
curltles were weak on the London Stock
exchange, which added to tho heaviness
of tho homo market as tho day advunced
nnd the engagement of ,20u,ox) gold for
shipment to-morrow being announced, in-erea'-sd
the weakness, nnd the selling was
In greuter volume, There wero occasional
feeble rallies extending to a part of the
list, but tho trend of prices was down
ward and tho market closed weak, prices,
except In 11 few Instances, being below the
closing sales of -Momlay,
There was . llrm tune to trading In the
bond market during tho morning, but In
(he later dealings thciu was weakness,
Closing quotations on the New York
Stock exchange
Blocks.
Yest'd'y. To-d'y,
AUdius r;xprss ., , ,,,., iiij
Alton .t Terre Haute u,
Alton A: leiru Haute pref'd,,,,,llii
American Lxpreoi ,.,..,,,.110
AtchUon It. P.. ..,,.,,, i(
lUltlmoru & Ohio '..""' r.'V
ii'i
l'Ji
llu
4'i
ISiV.
Canada I'-iellle ., 5a
5SI
1 auauu ouuinern ,,,,.,...,,,.,,,. 15-
ISJi 'I
is4; is4
I ITS? 11
1 antral I'ui'iuc
Chesapeake it Ohio
f'hlejifrn lterlln ,, X. !.. " n ' tl..
cn'i
Chicago A: Alton ,,., ...iw
116
Chicago (Ins ., , , "I
Chicnvo ,: II. llllnoU pref'd .... 92
Conollitateil tl,i 13o'..
I'.. C, c. ft St. L , ,.1,1 m
Colorado 1'ilel & Iron . 2-"
Colonnlri I'uel A Iron pref'd.. , 70
Colorado Co.tl & Iron ,.,.,...,,., 7
Cotton oil Certlllorttes ,,., 22'i
Di-l.twnre & Hudson I2ii'i
Delaware, La. k.iwnnna A.- V , .IRO'4
Denver ft Itlo Grande 10,
l. ft It. tl. profd , :I14
Distillers ft C. P. Co .,,,.,.,..,., 10
U. P., D-iivit ft riuif ,,,, au
Gonetnl Hlertrlc ,,,,,, .,,,1., Mh
m
2:
70 .
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10,
9,
31
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102
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71
131'i
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110
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42
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103
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i.rie ,,.,,,. ,
Lrle prefd ,
Gtrnl Norlhetti prefil,.....,
Iloixton ft Texas Central
..,. 21
,..102
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II"'
110. King valley , ., ,,,,,
Illinois Central , ,,,,
Kati..i ft Texas pref'd
Lake Urlo ft Western ,.,,,,,.,
L. i:, ft W. prcl'd
Lake Shore .,,, ,,,,,
I.111I Trust ,,.....,,,,,,,,
LnuHVIIIo ft Nashville
Loulvllle ft Now Albanv
M idiitltiin Consolidated .,,.,,
Mliinevnta ft St. Louts
Ml.'hlu.ilt Central
Mobile ft Ohio
Ml?M,ml Pacltlc
Mtmphls ft ChnrloBlon ,
Nashville ft Chattanooga,
National Cordage ,,,..
National Cordage prefd
National Linseed oil Co
,'. w Jeroy Central
Now Yotk Central
Norfolk ft Western pref'd ....
North American Co
Northwestern ,
Northwestern pref'd
Notth Paellle
North Paellle pref'd
Now York ft New llngland .,
Ontario ft- Wentcrn
Oregon ft Navigation
O. S. L, ft IT. N
Orec-on Improvement Co
Paellle Mall S. S. Co
Peoria, Decatur ft Hvnnsvllte.
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ruiiman Palace Car Co 151
Heading jr,fi
Hlchinond Terminal Co 1:,
It chmmiil Teiuiltinl Co. pref'd.. 20
I Grande ft Western 16
Hlo Grande ft Western tiref'd.. 13
Hock island x. I'ne'iMrt
ir;
St. Paul ;'
St. Paul prefd
St. Paul ft Omaha
St. Paul ,i Omaha prefd
... .-.c. i
...117b
.,. 32 '.
...110
... 19
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.-mullein I.ICIIIC I
Sugar Hellnen- Co
t.. a. a. ft n. m ;;;
Tonnessnc Coal ft Iron
Texas Pacltlc
Toledo ft O. C. prefd
Toledo, St. Louis ft- K. C
Toledo, at, L. ft K. c. prefd
Union Paellle
Unlteil States Mxpress
Wheeling ft Lake Krlo
W. ft L. 1;. profit
Waliash, St. Iritis ft P.iclllc ..
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Western Union Telegraph
C. I). FKKXCII, I'res. 0. V. 5IOSS, Treas.
ElSTABrjISKOTD 1876,
FRENCH BROS.
niMJllbsloN co.
Orders rxecutcd for futnro delivery or Grain
and Provisions
Itooms 20. 21 and 22. Uxcliange llldg.
Private wlrei to Chlcaso, New York and St
Louis.
the giiaix maiucut.
In store Wheat, 1.C1S.S5S bushels;
15S.111 bushels; oats, 315,050 bushels,
rye, 7,r,22 bushels.
WH1-3AT Hccelpts IS hours
Same time last year
corn,
and
5.100
23,100
ine was nut little trading In this grain
yesterday. Only a few cars wore In. not
enough lo test tho market. Demand fair
to the extent of the supply and old prices
were fully sustained under the Inlluence of
seal city, notwithstanding a bearish spec
ulative market. Hy sample on track, on
the basis of the Mississippi river (local r,c
per bushel less): No. 2 hard, f,S5iC0c, as to
billing, 1 car at 59c; No. 3 hard, 0G'-.fi57e;
No. I hard, 51f5i;e; rejected, .7sgr,io; No.
2 red, 1 car at 57c, 1 car choice at oSc, .1
cars local at 52c, 1 car at 51',ic; No. 3 red,
2 cars local at rot-c and 1 car at .".Oc; No.
1 rod, 2 curs at !So and 1 car nt 50!ic
COliN Kocclpts 4S hours .".... 13,0)
Same time last year I6.SO0
Arrivals light and matket In consequence
firmer and demand fair, both for white
and mixed. Hy sample on track, here at
Kansas City: No. 2 mixed, 2 ears at lOUc,
3 cars at l"",e. 10 oaisj at 4tc; No. 3 mixed,
39!if?IOc; No. 2 white, 3 cars at It1,;; No. 3
white, 2 ears at 4lc.
DATS Heceliits 4S hours 5,010
Same time last year o.twn
There was .1 llrmer tone to the mark--t
yesterday and a fair demand for all offer
ings. Mixed and white both wanted. Hy
sample on track-, here at Kansas City:
No. 2 mixed, 2 ears at 31c, 4 cdrs nt 3l'Be
and 1 car colored at 32c; No. .'I mixed, ir.ljj1
30c; No. I mixed, 27(i(2Sc; No. 2 white,
Xt'ii 31c; No. 3 white, 31H$j32',-c, 1 car at
32c; No. I white, 2fj29e.
IlYi: Kocelptt 4S hours
Same time last year...: 1,200
None on sale; hence no market. Ily
sample on track, here at Kansas City:
No. 2, 51'ri52e; No. 3, -WTi.VIC.
b'Lol'H Sales slow and conllned mainly
to the consuming trade. No export bus
iness. Ve quote as follows: Soft wheat,
per IOO pound sack, patents, $1, 25ft 1.35; ex
tra fancy, ?1. 101) 1.15; fancy, 90cft$1.00;
choice, 70ft75e; haul wheat, per ICO pound
sack, patents, $1.30il.W; straights, AVp
1.20; bakers', SSiiUOe; low grades, G5fy73c;
rye, $1,ti(ijl.30.
COHN M DAI. Steady and In very good
demand. Quoted fit S.Se per ewt., bulk.
COHN CHOP Demand fair at old prices.
Quoted nt 0e per cwt., sacked.
1'LANSI:i:D Steady, but slow sale,
puote at Cl.20fil.3ii per bushel, upon
basis of puto, us to billing.
OLOVUIt SlIDD-Kelllng fairly at
Wo
the
old
juices. Quoted at $7,104(8.25 per Cwt.
TIMOTHY SKUD-Qulet, but steady.
Quoted at $l.2.V5i5.00 per cwt,
MILLl'.T In fair demand at unchanged
prices. Common, $1,001(1.15; German, Jl.lf,y
1.35.
HHAN Klrm and wanted. Sacked, C7Jf
CSc per cwt. and bulk (ioo per cwt.
HAY Hccelpts IS bouts 190 tons
Same time last year 120 ton'i
Demnnd good nnd prices u little better.
Quoted: Prairie upland fancy, $S.50i9.00 per
ton; choice. J7..WS,(iil; No. 1, $t!.5oii7..r.0;
No, 2, $0,501(7.00; lowland, choice, $i!.50t.
7.00; No. I, S5.505HUI; No. 2, $1.1101)5.00; tim
othy, fancy, S9.WilO.00; choice, $S.50fj9,00;
No, 1, $S.50(i9.); No. 2, $7.00J8.00.
Yos(irilnfH Cliioiigii MiirUet
As furnished by Preneh Hros, Commission
Co., rooms 20, 21 and 22, exchange building:
Options. Open. High. I Low, IClosed
Wheat. Jan , . . . $ riii ? IS'!. $ i KP; Jiw,
.May 67 r,7T 57', r,7H
July f.S tSI, 57'. S7'
Corn, Jan I'.'i 4"'1- 4l -iPi.
May 4SiJ 4S 47M, 47(,
July ..... IS 1? I7' 47iH
Oats, Juil 2!i 2SU 2S' 21,11
May 3H 111? 3l, :il;
pork, Jttll 1140 1140 11 SO 1132'.
.May 11 Kf 11 M',4 II C2!. 11 (;2!j
Lard; Jan ''.'.' .'!J IIKIJ 6 75
May 7i 71 ti let! (i H2li
S. HilM, Jan... STJtj 5 72ti r, I7'J 5 07'v
.May li Ul I li 1)0 ., Il I 592'?
WH13AT Cash-No. 2 rod, 53!U(3te; No,
2 iprlng, 571HaiX.
COHN Cash No, 2 mixed, ll)je. nnd No,
2 white, 4IT4C
OATS-('aah-No. 2 mlxeil. ;Sle.
i:tlmated receipts for to-day; Wheat,
SO; corn, 3lu; oats, 13.1 cats.
Grulii llt('s,
New Orleans exported 5l,o00 bushels of
corn yestetduy,
N. P. Itflam says." "I do not seo anything
to .sustain wheat, and think It will sell at
51c for May."
Kelly ft Lylc, tho Leavenworth, Kas.,
millers, were dlstilbntlng a handsome cal
endar on 'change yesterday.
John Kelly and his wlfu and daughters,
Mrs, Denton and Miss K"lly, of Leaven
worth, Kai were on 'change yesterday.
The four Atlantic ports cleared for export
yesterday ISC.Ouj busheU of wheat, 2tl,U0
packages of Hour, 200,000 bushels of corn
and 17,500 busheU ot oaf
II. K, P.ixtou, of the Kemper Grain
Company, spent New Year's, with his
brother, nour Hamilton, JIo. He says
corn Is selling at 45u In Caldwell county,
Husela exported from August 1 in nncen,.
her i a total of 63,lsi,utO bushels of wheat.
19,521,000 bushels of rye. Il,572,oou bushels of
barley, 30,2IS,0o0 tiuuhe!.-. of oats aud 9,TH,M
bushels of maize. In thu samu tlmo in ina
the exports were 41,101,000 bushels of wheal,
9,1M,(') bushels, of rye, 4 1,3.12,000 bushels of
batley, 2.'.l9H,ooo bushels ot oats nnd l.SIO.OW
biuhels of mnlzc.
Tho Argentine shipments of wheal lo
Kuropr In the yonr IWI, excepting tho last
two w. eks, were 51,752,000 bushels. In the
year ls;..1 the shipments were 31,196,0X1 bush
c. C'oiKlderalilc snow fell In Southern Kan
sas, Southern .Missouri, Oklahoma nnd Ar
kansas Tuesday, Snow Is predicted for
Missouri and colder weather for Ihe entire
West.
Dxpoiln of Indian corn from the United
Htntos last week "were C50,Poo bushels', pre
crdlng week, 058,000 bushels! a yenf Pro,
$!,..( bushel! two years ago, 211,000 bush
els; three years ago, .1,779,0.10 bushels.
Liverpool slocks' or broadstuffst
lnn.1,'93. I)or.1,'9l, Jnn.l.'Ol.
t heat, bushels.2,177,001 l,fW,0.) C,i2l,(v)
Corn, bushels,, 512,00.1 tOS,(ti 4lo.m
I'loilr, barrels,, loo.uno lftl.pm) IM,!)
Indian shlimcnts of wheal Inst week were
large, 032,O) liusheN. Tho llallle nnd other
shipments except tlioso from this countty
were l.usn.ooo lnisheN, nmklng the total
worlds shipments tl,513,(.) bushels, Includ
Injr l.M,0 bushels from the United States.
Car lot receipts of wheat!
i.C. Chi. St.L. Mills, lillli. Tnt.
pt-.erday. 9
A Week ngo.32
2 w'ks ago, 9
A year ugo.3.i
..
151
IM
4.
91
70
So..
173
371
210
107
St.L.
131
253
131
10.12
4il
Tot.
(V
TOM
2.51
1w5j
19t!
Car lot receipts of corn!
Chi.
i
711
12S
1131
Yesterday ,)
A week ago ,j
Two weeks ago pj
A year ago 70
I'UOIltlC'l
MAIUCUT.
OtifMnt tnna t-intntv nm .-
small lots higher ptlccs are nskcU and o"
nlned enough tcing naked to rov?? ox-
Job lots.
On
ri .;:.."' e-'irinn ior una 1 ng them.
A-', M.'.a.rt1? !nal;l"'.' small outside orders
iVi",tU.l'.cst.e00: a nl1 selections. Den
t ro.'.i.'S "". li" uootls) In job lots
In btrnlEht consignments us received.
co1n!un7Eu:Mn,r,,f'1 ,n,llnt' 1"" cllol;o table
fh nL- Vu ' P".1 Ilttle demand for anv
minte Cl;, ""''.low Sradcs weak. Wo
cit r..,i,. ,follo.s. Creamery -High-'"
r"l' roparator. 22c; llnest gathered
to 2oS,.i:0fi."'.r rhK"0'1 """ 15cs lair
to cm i in' "'Irlos-Uancy farm, 15c; fair
r.F.w 'iw: hc Country sture packed
Hnl'uir'V'n ! ,ft.p.'5...n'"i ?"' ILklng, fcc.
iv-rVJ ,x ..' . iair, cc; jioor, ,'ic.
. Ik rl 1'ItlNR Cteiimery grades,
,'iniJ?. r'ouml t."b"' Holld, IS'to per 1
10c.
In 20
JioflnJl M?0.'intl nPlls- Prints or bricks. 2
intiri. .. . V """ un, ic ntgiier tnnn
V..M'.,no,'! ' l""'"d. lc higher than solids.
(. Hl-.LSL-Stendy. Herkimer county,
,',;,. cJ'eddars, i3c per pound; Crawford
county. Pa Cheddars. 13c per pound; She
boygan, Wis., twins, t2c: Sheboygan. Wis..
i 'An,cr,cn. ,J1.ic; Missouri and Kan
sas full cream. Sc.
LIV13 POULTHY-The receipts light nnd
hens and sptlngs steady und In fair re
quest, but turkeys haul to place unless
cS!"'.('s!!n0ns iiro, granted. Duck- and i-eese
quiet. The market ranges an follows: flens,
5c; roosters, 10c; springs, 51J0; turkeys, 6c;
ducks, lVjc; geese, 5c per Hi.; pigeons, 75c
per dozen: veal, choice, t.0 to 1W lbs.. I".i3c.
DHMSSUD POULTHY-The market Is
quiet, with the bulk of the offerings being
turkeys, which are slow. Chickens doing
nicely. Chickens, 5K-c per lb.; turkeys, Co;
geese. Bo; ducks. 6c.
flAMK Hablilts are plentiful and cheap,
while other game ls steady. The season for
soiling quail has expired and it will be un
lawful to expose them for sale until next
October. We quote as follows: Ducks Teal,
per dozen, ji.co; mlxeil. per doz.,
$1.2.i; mallard, per doz., $".73; pralrlti
chickens, dark. $3.00; light. J2.73: quail, per
dozen, $1.25; small and soft, 5rtW75e; bear,
carcass. Northern. HJflCe; Southern. IIS
1..c; wild turkeys, 7flSc: squirrels, per doz.,
50c; rabbits, undrawn, per doz., r,0e; drawn,
per doz., COc; Jack, per doz., Guff 75c; venison,
saddles, per lb.', lOfillc: carcass, per lb.. 7c;
J", extra largo, per doz., $1.23; medium,
2jW'ec; small, faiSc.
POTATOKS-Steady, but slow sale.
Wo .quote: Home grown and North
ern, 405i.iOe to the trade; Utah and Colorado,
choice. OSfiCOc, und common, 15ft 53c.
CAIlHAGi: Demand very good and val
ues llrm. Quoted: Home grown, 75fi80c, per
owt., and Michigan. ,90ci$l.(K).
SWI3KT l'OTATOKS Dull. but unchanged.
Quoted as follows: Hed, 20T;23c, Pnd yellow,
30Ifl0c per bushel from growers,
APPLI3S Steady, but dull. Wo quote:
Mixed variolic. 10c- per bushel; Willow
Twig, Spy and Hen Davis, 63o; Wincsap. 73
RS3c; fancy Wagoner and Jonathan, SoW
!i0c per bushel. Standard packed range
from 2.ro to J3.00 tier barrel; others, $2.23f
2.50; Jennetings, !1.50i(2.23.
UHUITS Oranges higher, under tho re
ported damage to the Florida 01 op, but
lemons und cranberries unchanged. Quoted:
Hananns, Jumbo, per bunch, $2.50113.00;
medium to large. $1 75172.00; lemons, fancy
Messina, 3C0s, $1.50. lemons. Malaca, si.ou:
oranges. Florida, p r box, $3.00fi3..V); Mex
lenn, $3.00T( 3.2"; r.inlierrles'. Cape Cod, $10
ftill per barrel; Jersey, $101(10.50.
IIHOOM COHN We quote: Hurled green,
$VL.Ti5c per pound; green, self-working, 3"A
pl'.ic: red tipped, self-working, 3V'i4c;
common, self-worklng,3i3!c; crooked, half
price; rlwarf, ZWtZr
PKATHKHS Prime geeso, 33e per pound;
tlnrk and soiled, Sue; mixed and old, 15
30c; 1 per cent tare on small sacks, and 3
per cent on large.
IJDI-'SWAX No. 1 timber, 22c per pound;
No. 2, ISc.
HON1-3Y 1 pound comb, white, 13c; fall
1 pound comb, 131Tllc; 2 pound comb, Cali
fornia, white, '6fil"e; 2 pound comb, Cali
fornia, daik. 12ijl3i : extracted, in cans, C
7c; extracted, In barrels, CfiGc.
GIIOUND LINSHHD CAKR-Car lots.
Clicked, at $23.00 per ton: 2,0i pounds at
$21.00; l.OOil pounds nt $13.00; less quantities.
$1.40 tier 100 pounds.
VKUI3TAHLKS Jobbing prices: Deans,
navy, California, per l.uKliel, J2.I0T(2 15'
New York navy. $2.23. Celery, California,
70i s5c nor hunch.
NUTS Jobbing prices: Conoannts, per
100, $1.00. Pecans Missouri, per pound. 3'.c
Texas, 4Mi5e; po. 1111s, polished, DTilV.
Peanuts Virginia, white, raw, per pound
4'iiir.e; Tennessee, raw, tr5i5o; roasted, Tib
t.c; Kansas. 3!;c. lllikory nuts, small, per
bushel, $1.00; large, 51.00. Hazelnuts, 21)2 -.0
per pound, and chestnuts, 9jl0c per
pound.
DP.II3D UltlTITS-Siindrled: .pples
choice, 7c per lb.; apples, goon, Co; apples'
poor, 5c; poaches, peeled halves. So; peach
e, unpeeled halves, fie; peaches, unpeeled
quarters, new, I'jo. nvaporatid: Apricots
California. Jelly cured, 30e; apples, choice
barrels. Se: apples, poor. In linxea re. ,..
Pies, iioor. In barrels. Cc; blackberries.
BvcliPc; prunes, Cnlllornia, fi'Se; plum
California, pitted, 51i7c; peaches, California'
peeled, bill 12c; peacnes, California. nn
peeled, CfilOc; prunes, Oregon, tuijsi"
plums, Oicgon, pitted. 3SJ7c; peaches "Ore'
iron, tieoleil. UW(12c: peaches. Oieenn ,,.,
peeled, 7r'I0c;peaehes, Cnllfornia, unpoelxl
7fil0e; pea 'lies, rennoasee, peeled. 7H10.1
peaches, native, peeled, S??l0c; peaches na
tive, unpeeled. lie; peaches Arkansas,
peeled, IOliI2c; peaches, Arkansas, un
peeled. Cg9c; raspberries, native. 20c.
IVnnl, Hides uml l'-,.
j.os.u.,,, ,..,.. . ,,,-, o.fiui": line me
dium, 10ii12c; medium, 12llc; combine 13
8jl5tj; coarse. llf)13c. Kansas, Nebruskti
and Indian Terillory-UIne. 7fl0c; lino 11 V.
dlum, S;llo; medium, 10'aUc; eoinuliiB. 12-,
lie; coarse, tiSillc. Colotado P'lne. 7M10.)1
Hue medium, Wjllc; medium, 10il2u; coarse
and caiput, Uiiluo; extra heavy and sandy
55i 7c. ' '
Kins. 15 to 2j pounds. No. r r,... v-..
4u; gteen salted, calf, S to 13 pounds Nc, "I
7c; No, 2, 5c; green salted hides. Nos. 1
und 2, and butt branded, around 3?ic:
green uncured. No. 1. 3!lo; No. 2. 2c- drv
tllut hides, No. 1. Co; No. 2. IH-o; dry salt
hides, No. 1, 4,$c; No. 2. 3',ic. flhecp pelts!
ereen and dry. ItlUlOe. dry, 4fl3c per pound
FDRS Raccoon, 30 50o; skunk, 10cV($1.00:
mink, 40173o;, opossum, GfZISu; muskrut. i
S(l5o; fox, gray, large, 73cfi$l,0O; jed, large.
7Sci$l.uJi wolf, mountain, huge, $1.00'u2.00
,,,,, miu'iiv, iuihc, ,y.-; nuutai, large, too:
beaver, large. 7.00; medium, $1.50; small
tl,0O!ii2.C0; badger, 60,i$l.d0; otter, prlnnj
large, C.ii0ij7,W: medium, Sl.OO'at.OO; tinall.
12.W1U2.50; bear, $13.00 ilmvti, '
St, Louis, JIo Jan. 2.-WOOL-D11II,
but steady. o quote us follows:
Missouri and Illinois, medium. 14!il5c:
Kunsas and Nebraska. IWilie; Texas ami
Atkansas, lOiiUc: Dakotas uml Wyoming.
ete 10'ul2c. Tub washed, fulr to choice
2is?)21c, '
llovton, Jan, 2. The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will ray to-morrow of the
wool trade:
Tho market Is linn for lino domestic
lleeces, while the demand Is very quiet.
There Is fair Inquiry for three-clghths
blood for cheviots und more or less inisl
ncssj In medium wools, which are faitly
llrm In price. Pulled and scoured wools
have been In good request. The feature
of tho week, however, has been Australian,
of which there has been considerable sale,
there being a. run on fulr goods for which
Australian, better than anything else, will
b'lvu -tho requisite flu'sh. ' A Utile butter
TAI.LOW We quote; No. 1, 41e arul
No. 2. 4c.
1IIDICS AND PI'LTS-Dcmnnd fair nt old
prices. We quote as follows: Urecn s-alted
free of biands, No. 1, Uu per pound: No. 2.'
3!se; green salted bulls and nags 'o
I.SlLo! No. 2. 3e; ureen s-alleu. butt brand.'
imI. No. I. 4c; No. 2, Jo; gteen salted sldo
branded. No. I. 2c: No. 2. 2Ul: t-r..,,,, L.,i
felltig obtains nbrend, bill no great Im
provement Is anticipated ttnlesa they gt
heavy American order, which Ik deemed
'doubtful. An eslnhllstiment of wool prices
Is not looked for till the -March sales In
London.
The Mies of lite week amount to l.IOWSO
pounds domestic nnd I,tl5,tO0 pounds for
eign, making a totnl of 2,659,950 found,
against n total of 2.DOI.3W pounds for the
previous week and a total of I.WUoo
founds for the corresponding Week last
yenr.
1'rotlslons.
The market yesterday wns slow and
lower. TJie receipts of hogs were Inrger
than expected everywhere and the specu
lative market was bearish In consequence
and cash stuff slow sole and off In sm
path). ' qnolei
tlltllUN MIIATS-Shoulders, $1.73
ow t.i hntns, $7.K7'i.
S. P. .MliATS-lInms, cash, $7.75,
per
nnd
shoulders, $1.75.
LAItD-Cash, $6.W, nnd January, $6.,A.
II. S. MI1ATS (partly ctirodl-Shouldcr.i.
rash, $1.65 per cwt.s s. r. sides, cash, $".70j
I. e, sides, $5.70. and s. c. sides, $5.90ii6.0O.
fl. J. GILLESPIE mSifcSiS
. f T. E. GILLDSPIC
&CO., J J. P. UILLESPIB
Commlsilon Merchtntii, Kns City Stock YJi
l.tbertl adrance ml to partlM Itedlnckloek.
llujlng fffJinc ottle nn order-, a srecUlty.
Corrtipondence lollrlted. Tolsohon No. li'l.
MAUKCT9 11V TELIltmAI'll.
New York. Jan. 2. KLOUH-Hccclpts,
23,lf) barrels; exports, 17,20) barrels; sales,
7,000 packages. Market quiet and steady.
Low grade winters were sought for export,
while springs continued neglected. City
mill patents. SI.P0ff4.tr: winter patents. $2.Rl
513.13; city mill clours,$3.33! winter straights,
$2.35fi2.73i Minnesota patents, $3.05?i3.70: win
ter extra, $1,901(2.10; .Minnesota bakers', $2.00
513.60: winter low grades, $1.70112.15; spring
low grades, Sl.7ojH.Di); spring extras, $1.S3
(82. 3.
COHN MCAI-Qtilet: sales, 500 batrels.
W11I3AT Hecclpts, 70 bushels; exports,
sO.MIO bushels; sales, 2,63O,O0O bushels fut
ures, 35l,nOO bushels spot. Spot market act
ive but easier. No. 2 rod, store and elevat
or, tyi'.ic; alloat, fil'dc: r. o. o., 02,c auoat.
Options tinner on higher cables, but turned
weak and declined all day under active
1ocnl 1 Uiillilat Ion, despite reports of a big
export demand nnd firmer late cables, and
closed nt 'fc net decline. No. 2 red, Jan
uary, OO'.lfiOO'.fcc, closed at 60!ic: February,
C0"ti61 7-lOc, closed at 60"c; March, W'sl
62c, closed at 61'ie; May, 62'(,02 13-16c,closed
at 62!ic; June,62!i,o; July, 62iJtC3 3-16c,closed
at 2"f'e.
COHN Receipts, 31.900 bushels; exports,
137,309 bushels; sales, 530,000 bushels futures,
36,00.) bushels spot. Spot market dull. No.
2, 51'aC elevator: steamer mixed, Hoc ele
vator, iVPic delivered. Options quiet nnd
weaker to-day under clear, cool weather
west, liberal receipts and sympathy with
wheat, and closed at MVic net decline.
January, DUMiSI-l.c. closed nt 51'ic: Uob
rttary,' Kl''fi51!'tc. closed at 51!Ic; May, 61M
0f.2',ic, closed at 51'fce.
OATS Hecclpts, 26,300 bushels; exports,
5.300 bushels; sales, 120.0OT bushels futures,
63,000 liushels spot. Spot market llrm. No.
2, 34?ifi33c; No. 2 delivered. 355;fl3554c; No.
3. 34c; No. 2 white, 3ViM39c; No. 3 white,
SSfiSSHc; track white Western, 3S'42c; track
white state, 3Sff42c. Options quiet and eas
ier with corn, and closed unchanged to Uc
decline. Deliveries about 123,o.)o bushels.
January. 34'S';i3l ll-16c, closed at 34c; Feb
ruary, 3.i!:3.V:ac. closed at iJMe; May, 33',.
(J3.VI4C. closed at 33'jc.
HAY Dull. Shipping, 50ff35c; good to
choice, noii 75c per cwt.
PROVISIONS Cut meats quiet: pickled
belllos.s-iiCiO'.ic; pickled shoulders, 3c asked;
pickled hams, SliS'ic
LAUD Steady. Western steam closed at
$7.10 asked; sales, 120 tierces at $7.05; city
at ie,jie: sales, 200 tierces. January
closed at $7.20; .May, $7.27',i nominal. He
tlned quiet.
PORK Kasy. Family, $l2.0OfT12 5Q
11UTT13H-Flrm. Western dairy. 10iT16c;
Western creamery, 135t25c; Western fac
tory. 9JH3c; Klglns. 25c; Imitation creamery.
12Tt 18c.
.!o:ESn"?t0,a.',y --W WlPic: small,
9120; part .skims, 31M79c; full skims, 2
f(3c.
i;GGS-Unsettlod. Hooelpts,
ages. Western fresh, 23825c.
6,151 pack-
sr. j.oui.s. Jan. .n.niMi.
Hecelpts,
3,600 barrels; shipments. S.no.) barrels Qulot'
i:!,.3.l..c?.'lyV1,fl,un"'' -6fl1--,-0i tra fanev;
l'lo fa"cy, $1.93sj2.03; choice, Sl.sojf
WIIL-AT-necelpts. 4,0O) bushels; shin
ment, l.imo liushels. The market opened !;(
., .M.i niv- ouenngs flroe prices to
a
u,c -,e nn. io. . red, cash, Bi;c
line,. r.ii. .r ...,. -,
Jan-
........ u,-jv, .wa., niso,
CORN Hccelpts. 31,0C1 bushels; ship
ments!, 10,1100 bushels. Under pressure to
sell, closed about !e lower. No. 2 mixed
ca.h, 421;c; January. 42'ic; February, 42-..C:
May. 4IHo; July, 45Uf,!5ic.
OATS Receipts, li.cv) bushels; ship
ments, 19,000 bushels. Veakcr. No
cash. .".0'le; May, 3H'C. ' "
HHAX Nothing doing. Quoted on Hast
track ut 60c sacked.
HAY Steady and firm. Prime to choice
timothy, $10.00flll.00; j,rirn0 to choice
prairie. S7.5MJS.30.
liUTTL'H-Quli.t, but llrmer,
20ft 22c j dairy, 176 ISc.
HOGS Lower. Fresh, 13c.
CORN .MI3AL Slow sale.
Creamery,
Quoted at
u'iiio per parrel
PHOVISIONS-Pork, standard moss, job
bing, $11.62!i. Lard, prime steam. $6.60;
choice, $6.70. Dry salt moats, loose should-
iV"i ';?'' lonK"' J:,"': rll,s' ''.'-: shorts,
50.0,). Hacon, packed shoulders, $6.00; longs,
$0.62'':: ribs, $0.75; shorts, S0.&7',!;.
Chicago, Jnn. 2.-FLOUH-Recopts, 5,000
barrels, and shipments, 3,000 barrels. Dull.
Winter patents, $2,601(2.60; straights, $2.23
(Ti2.60; spring patents, $3.10173.60; straights
$2.105?2.SO; bakers' grades, $l.S3lj2,20.
liUTTKR Firm. Creamery, 1232lc:
dairy, 10f(2iV. " '
HOGS Steady. Fresh, 13g20o.
New Orleans. Jnn. 2. PROVISIONS
Quiet, but steady. Pork-$l2.23. Lard Re
llncd tierce, 5!sc. Hoxed meats-Dry salt
shoulders, (Tie, Hacon Sides, 6;c. Hums
Choice sugar cured, 9',ifj9!e.
RICt: Ordinary to good, 3?iij l-ic.
FLOUR Pinner; extra fancy, $2.60Jj2.70;
patents, $2.9.ii3.00.
CORN .MllAL-Sleadyj $l,12',i per cwt.
HHAN Quiet; 77's',(R0c per cwt.
COHN ICnslor; No, 2 sacked, white, 4Sfj
i.'c iiiim'ii, untov; yeuow, ir(,iic,
OATS-Steady; No, 2 sacked, Western,
37?37U.c: Texas, 39ft 0c.
HAY Firm; prltnu timothy. S13.5OiTtl.r.0i
choice, $13.00f10.W.
Liverpool, Jan, 2. W11I3AT Spot steady,
demon, poor. No. 2 rod winter, 4s Oil; No.
1 California, Cs 2d, l'uture,s opened llrm, 1
farthing higher and closed llrm, 1"3 farth
ings higher, Huslm-SK about equally ills,
trlbuted. J.inuaiy. is 954,1; February, Is
lOd; March, Is lOd; April, Is 10'id; .May, 4s
ll!,d.
CORN Spot quiet, American mixed, 4s
Od, Futures opened quiet, unchanged;
closed unlet, unchanged to 1 farthing lower,
Hiislm-ss heaviest on early positions. Jan
uary, 4s 2d; February, Is 3,1; Starch, 4s
3d; April, Is 3d; .May, 4s 3',4d.
FLOUR Dull, demand poor, St, Louis,
fancy winter, 5s 9d.
HACON Firm, demand fair, Cumber
land cut, 2Sfi30 pounds, 32s; bhort rbs, 2S
pounds, 32s; long clear light, 2Sftl5 pounds,
S2s; long clear heavy, 55 pounds, 32s; short
clear backs, light, is pounds, 31s; short
clear middles, heavy, 53 pounds, 32s; clear
bellies, lift 16 pounds, 42s,
HHOl'LDi;itS-Squnre, 12JJ18 iwunds, 27s.
HAMS Short cut, llfilC pounds, 41s.
ColTeu uml Sugar.
New York, Jan. 2.-COFFKKOptlons
opened llrm with January unchanged, and
other months lOf)25 points higher, ruled
llrm and fairly actlvo on foreign buying,
closed firm ut 55J11 points advance, Sales,
15,730 bags. Including January, 13.63o;
March. 13.13013.3Oo; .May, 12.90iil3.15c; Sep
tember, 12.9oftl3.10c; December. 13.00c.
Spot coffee-Rio. steady; No. 7, 15V5c.
Mild Quiet; Cordova, 18VSQl9o; sales, 1,000
bags Rio Nos. 7 and S at 137ic, and 2.000
bags high grade Santos In lots p. t., and
,t.j uibB iuiui.uiuu p. I,
Santos January 1 Market quiet; aver
age Santos. 13,200. Receipts two, days. 16,.
Sle, 3,000 bugs! stock, 179,000 bag. Includ
ing lx2,cioo nrazlllan.
Havre-Closed llrm at 10Uif. nel ad
vance. Total sale, 1.1.000 bags,
Jllo-No, 7 Itlo, 12,600! exchange, lo'id.
Receipts, two day, lS.mo ling) cleared for
Ihe Unlteil Slate, 7,000 bag', cleared for
l'uropc, 2.0W bag! slock, 212,000 bag. Jnn
unry 2 Returns none.
Warehouse deliveries from New York,
two day, 47,991 bngai New York lock ty
day, 221,651 ling! United Stnlcs stock, !
290 bnR aflont for the United Stales, 2,
Onobngs! totnl Visible for the United Rte.'s,
409,290 bag, against 536,213 baft last year.
Southampton Stock, 1,173 ling.
HlJUAIt Raw, lint; nominally unchanged,
Refined Uull.
New Orleans, Jan. 2.-COFl,13E-tlulef,.
Rio. ordinary to fair, lCftOH-ic
SUGAR-Stendyi open kettle, Blrlctly
prime, 2 fs-lsc; fair to fully fair, 2 1-I6H2
3-16c! common to good common, 1 15-163201
liiTeTlor, liTIfcc. Centrifugal, choice
white, 2 13-16H3C! choice yellow clutlriod,
2 15.16c! seconds. t!4fl2V5C
MOLASHKS Sternly! open kettle, ntrlet
ly prime, isy20c! prime, 155il6c! fair to good
fair, 125f1lc, Centrifugal, strictly prime,
lie! good prime, $'M0c! prime, fi-fiTc; fnlr to
good fair, M360; common to good common,
4yfe.
8YRUP-12IJ1CC.
Farmers, Feeders, Shippers,
CON.ilCIN YOUlt
CATTLE, HOGS anil SHEEP to
Ben L. Welch & Go.
CO.Tf.W.SMO.V .Vt'.HCIIAXT.
STOCK YARDS - - - KANSAS CITT, MO.
Market Reports t'lirnUheil. Wrltn l!.
I,IVE VIOCIC MAHKUT.
Receipts nt Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha
nnd Kntipas City yesterday were: Cattle,
25.(00! hogs, 67,6i); sheep, 13,900.
Now York, JAn. 2, l'uropeun cables quote
American steers at lOiillo per pound
dressed weight! refrigerator beef at 'Ji'T
9!ic per pound! exports yesterday, 330
beeves, 3,010 sheep, 2,300 quarters of beef;
to-day, 3.3.S0 quarters of bcof.
CATTLI3 Movements for tho week end
ing Tuesday,
Cattle. Calves.
Receipts 25,772 .
Shipments' 7.S54 2S0
Drive-outs 13,559 122
Week previous
Hccelpts 20,513 42S
Shipments 13.313 319
Drlvo-outs 1.. 11,610 393
Same week last year
Receipts ......22,933 3&S
Shipment 12,712 1S3
Drlvo-outs 13.6S6 377
Tho market yesterday was slow and gen
orally louver In sympathy with a decline In
Chicago. Tho run was light, but Chicago
had good receipts and reported a lower
market. Tho result was buyers here held
back and wanted lower prices. Good light
and medium weight steers showed but a
slight deellm?, but heavy welr! lost Wi
13c. Cows held up bettor thrufflsteers and
fat ones generally ruled steady, but low
grades went oft 5fil0o In sympathy, with
steers. Stockers and feeders were In light
supply nnd well bred stuff wns steady and
llrm, but common dull and weak. Range
cattle wore slow sale and steers generally
lOfilSo off In sympathy with natives. Cows
wore steady. Milch cows were In little bet
ter demand, but values unimproved. Com
mon, $15.0OJil7.00; medium to fnlr, J18.00S)
24.00; good to choice, S23.0O532.50.
No Av.Wt. Price.l No. Av.Wt. Price.
DRESSED UEEF AND EXPORT STEERS
21 1434....$ 4 50
50 1445.
4 SO
...14SS..
4
19 13S2....
19 1315....
21 1271....
2S 1373....
16 hot....
31 1226....
21 1035....
23 1090....
4 63
4 43
4 35
4 25
4 10
3 90
3 SO
3 65
3 60
3 60
4 60
4 50
4 20
4 33
4 15
4 10
4 00
2 53
3 73
3 60
350
3 40
3 90
2 00
2 60
2 60
2 50
3 3D
3 40
1 50
1 73
2 Hi)
2 60
2 S3
2 95
3 10
57 1371....
25 1296....
22 1265....
20 1272....
41 1139....
22 1110....
27 1090....
19 1191....
20 1307....
IS UPS
20 1341....
It 1275....
13 1207....
20 1261....
39. .....1201....
31 1141....
14 lfM....
20 1091....
25 1014....
20 912....
1 900....
3 9S0....
3 1016....
It S97....
23 5S7....
33 913....
11 1001....
17 1US2....
6 86S....
16 603....
I 50
1 33
4 20
4 15
4 00
3 S3
3 75
3 60
3 40
1 SO
4 60
1 45
4 40
I SO
1 15
I 00
3 no
3 75
3 65
3 50
17
911.
31...
20...
20...
m'.'.'.
..1096....
..1392....
..Hit....
..1196....
..1397....
11.
,1197.
37 1265.
.HIS
...1110....
...1160....
... 9S3..
... 9S5....
11...
55..,
21..,
COWS.
6S2..
9IS..
1 S3
2 00
2 10
2 50
2 73
2 90
3 25
3 40
1 S3
2 00
2 33
2 55
2 75
2 90
3 00
3 25
5 3030....
10 790....
3S 3021....
36 3011....
9 1051....
7 1030....
25'sw.. 714....
13 934....
12 506.,..
6 31SS....
33 927..,,
28 823....
30 3023....
41 597....
38 721.
I..
.. 977....
.. 7SS....
.. 561....
..1029....
5..
9..
16..
20..
951....
9 1073....
2 1225....
1 1700....
2 1195....
1 319i)..
HULLS.
1 1350,...
6 1153....
1 1650....
2 1225....
1 770....
2 00
1 S3
2 40
2 30
2 30
1 1270.
1....
, 990.,
1 3510....
HEIFERS.
16...,
32....
35....
20....
32....
.. KM.,
3 23
3 33
2 60
2 93
3 50
2 00
7 50
..1013....
.. 576....
.. 750....
.. 691....
CALVES.
....?
,....(ll
12 (VI I 4....
2 00 I....
1.
S7.
... ..!..
f 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
....3111.... .ISO 10 965.... 3 40
21 911.... 3(10 23 !M3.,.. 3 33
21 571.... 3 25 11 1069.... 3 75
29 792.... 2 50 19 921..,. 3 40
27 61 3 10 30 537.... 3 15
14 9S3.... 2 75 11 560.... 3 ft)
20 960.... 3 55 21 544.... 3 15
32 921.... 3 15
HANOI! CATTLE.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERa
97 7SI.... 2 70 I 25 876..., 2 65
83 772..., 2 70 21 531,... 2 70
201 fed.. 10(0.... 3 60 I 25 936.... 2 90
TEXAS AND INDIAN COWS.
23 790.... 2 50 I 22 fed.. 953..,. 3 00
NEW MEXICO STEERS.
2S silt.. 103.... 2 no I
NEW MEXICO COWS.
129 602.... 1 SO I
ARIZONA STEERS.
SOfcd.. 913.... 3 TO I 50 fed. .1090.,.. 3 00
CALIFORNIA STEERS.
31 1173. .. 3 2U I
COLORADO STEERS.
SOstk.. 662.... 2 50 I 62fe,l..l33S.. S 90
30rds., 919.... 3 00 I 11 frits.. SCO,,,. 3 15
COLORADO COWS.
31 761.... 2 23 I
ARKANSAS STEERS.
37fed..55S.... 3 15 I
HOdS Movement's, for tho week emllng
Tuesday,
Hccelpts , .,,,,,,
Shipments ,,
Drtve-outsi
Week previous
Receipts , .,,,
Shipments ,
Drlvo-outs ,,.
Satne week last year
Ree-elpts . ,,
Shipments , ,,
Drive-out , ,,.,
...42,028
... 2,(07
...3S,f6
,29.1H
... 2.136
...33,917
,,.29,501
.,, 2.937
.26,756
The market yesterday was a drnggy and
lower one. Tho run was the host for some
weeks) and neighboring markets wero all
off. The result was buyers were backward
and late In getting to work, and prices
were forced off from tho btart. Sales
ranged 10&20O per cwt, lower, but at
this decline the pens were cleared by the
close. All the fre-sh receipts wero worked
off and some Male ones. Extreme range,
$3.5034.43; bulk of tales, $3.75-4.20.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Sh.
Av. Price, I No.
Sh. Av, Price.
1
136
X5
74
2!l
49
81
6S
41
50
116
69
50
43
46
71
53
73
45
71
49
160
74
69
67
103
167
167
161
140
162
166
181
198
226
221
2U8
219
208
204
207
256
234
246
231
263
233
293
221
$140
3 65
3 SO
31
126
163
170
141
HI
118
14
189
238
221
218
255
271
232
195
233
225
237
216
223
218
211
261
2i9
$3 50
3 75
3 80
3 03
3 SO
3 73
3 53
3 90
4 00
4 03
4 10
4 10
4 10
3 90
3 95
405
403
4 10
4 15
i 15
4 15
4 15
1,-20
76
90
53
81
57
75
43
51
86
69
59
48
56
75
78
58
68
S6
76
42
56
75
63
3 '-"&
J 4U
3 75
3 50
3 53
3 95
4 GO
40
40
2tO
80
4 07'i!
t 10
4 10
353
3 93
400
I 03
4 10
SO
120
120
40
210
160.
160
160
80
ieo
40
80
50
ny
40
200
10
4 15
4 13
420
120
120
2 111 11 SS2....
3 33 23 914....
3 15 22 6SI....
3 10 27 73S....
2 70 14 1036....
M .. 2(1 4 2(1 70
113 1, 333 4 25 70
SI .. 212 4 2. M
A ,, 292 4 33 M
W 160 233 4 15 SO
10 50 215 4 15 Kl
r.2 ,. 216 4 15 M
ta 210 261 4 17!J 71
80 120 262 4 20 92
64 ., 251 4 22i 72
66 40 260 4 23 76
61 ,,302 4 30 47
1(0
W
160
160
JOT
I'M
120
vVM 4 2S
143 4 23
2Vt 4 33
.13(1 4 33
212 4 15
222 4 15
2.V) 4 15
266 4 20
231 4 20
2S1 4 2S
2M 4 2T.
362 4 45
BHl-3i:P Movement for the week end
ing Tuesday. '
Receipts- , ,.,..- ......7.M6
Shipment , ,....,, 2,116
Drive-out1 , ,,,,, ,,.,,.,,. ,,,,,, ,.,,6,969
Week previous
Receipt ,,,4,913
Shipment ...l.!14
Drive-out , , ,...,,.,.,,5,972
Same neck last year
Receipt , ............... ,.....,., ,.,,.,..,. .t.,179
Shipment , .,.,.,,,.,,.,,., , .,, 669
Drlve-otits ,, , , 4,771
There were more In yesterday thnn for
some tiny ntl under the Inlluence of lower
hog nnd cattle price were generally a
little lower. A fair demnnd, however, wan
had for all good killing heep nnd the of
fering wero pretty well disposed of by
the finish,
HEPRRSHNTATIVM fiAt.pa
lo.
33 muttons
23.) mutton
120 muttons
74 muttons ,
F2 mutton ....
0 muttons ,, ,,,
31 mixed ,
.15 mixed ....
79 w lamb
Mi Inmli ,,
99 feeder ,
110 New Mexico-
1IORSI3S AND MITLKS
tho week cndlntr Tuesday.
Receipt
Shipment . , ,
Drlvo-outs
Week previous
Receipts , ,
Shipments
Drlvo-outs
Same week last year
Receipts
Shipment
Drlvo-outs .. ,
Av. W. Trice.
102 $3 00
142 3 60
HI 3 10
113 3 10
......107 3 00
92 2 60
.... 97 2 75
102 3 00
.,,... 75 2 90
74 3 60
, 51 2 50
1 75 2 65
Movements for
5M
231
401
414
4S7
.400
615
296
226
There wns some little trading In horses,
nnd mule yesterday, but no life to trade
and' values t-tlll low. A 'before the holi
day, tho demnnd was mainly from the
South and for good plantation stock.
Wo quote:
Mule. II to lit t hand $30 57 40
Mule. 15 to tr.is hands 50 W 60
Mules, 16 to 16!-, hands 63 1100
Horses Southern 13 ? 33
Horses Streoters 33 5? 45
Drivers 50 ff S3
"raft 40 5? S3
HORSES!
SOLD AT AUCTION
Tuesday, IVeilnesd-iT anil Thursday of Each
Meek nt tho Kansas City
Stock Yards Horse and Mule Dept.
W. ,s. TOUGH & SUN, Managers.
Hundreds ot all clns-c of Horses sold at pri
vate sale and at auction each day. All stock
must bo as represented or no sale.
LIVE STOCK HY TELEGRAPH.
St. Louis. Jan. 2.-CATTLE Receipts,
3,3u0; shipments, 1,000. Market slow, eas
ier. Native steers. 1.200 nnunrls. nivmr.
$l.1v?4.23; light weights, $2.753.20; cows,
$2.00'83.'io: Texas steers, light weights, $2.75;
cows $2.35.
HOGS Receipts, 14.300; shipments. 1.400.
Market weak, 10c lower. Rest heavy, $1.13
fil.50; good medium mixed and light, $4.25
4.40; pigs, common and rough, $3.5OS4.20.
SHEEP Receipts. 3,100. Market, active,
steady, strong. Native mixed, $2.7502.90;
native sheep, $2.85?3.00; lambs, $3.23iJ?3.75.
Chicago, Jan. 2. CATTLE Sales showed
unusual unevenness. There was a very
good demnnd for both local and shipping
account nnd tho supply was conllned to
about 13,000 head, but the average of prices
was probably a trifle lower. Butchers'
Htock sold to better advantage than steers.
Quotations! range as? follows: Good to extra,
$4.70f5.9o; choice steers, J4.40fC4.73; com
mon to medium steers, $3.10'1.50; stockera
and feeders, $2,001(3.50; cows and heifers,
extra, $3.23ft3.50; cows, fair to choice, $2,203
$3.00.
HOGS Tho estimates for to-day's re
ceipts of hogs w-oro around 40,000 head and
the market opened filflOc lower. Later buy
era Insisted upon a further reduction of 55)
loo and got It, tho market later being IS
20c lower than Its best time Monday, Not
much business was done nt over $1.60. The
greater part of tho stuff went out of sell
era' hand.' at $4.3,Vir4.53 for averages of more
than; 200 pounds and at $1.0034.25 for light
weights. There was a liberal proportion of
good to prime heavy hogs and there wero
a. few trades at $1.6334.70. Shippers wero
free buyers.
SHEEP-Hecolpts, 13,000. While there
was no quotable change In vnlqes, the
condition of the market was better than
for some days past, Tho average was
very good. Trade was active at steady to
strong prlcos, the average being generally
higher. Good to choice shcop sold from
$3.00513.50, common stuff nround $2.50 and
culls as low a $1.25. Choice Iambs sold
around $1.00, tho outside being $1.25. Very
good lambs could be had for $3.50 and sales
wero from that figure down to $2.50, de
pending upon quality.
Omaha, Jan. 2. CATTLE-Recelpts, 4.000.
Dull market, with bids 10S15 cents lower
than yesterday. Killers were all after
butcher stork and fair to good cows sold
readily nt Strang prices. Caunors showed
very little change and tho satne was truo
as to bulls, stags, veals, etc. There was
a good demand nnd a strong, active mar
ket for stockers and feeders. Cows, $2.735j
3.50; reedcrs, $3.C"Xfl.OO; bulls, $2.40fj3.00.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000. Medium nnd
heavy weight hogs sold at a range of $1.23
ftl.SS. with light nnd light mixed stuff ut
$3.73iT4,15. Pigs and light weight rule.d dull
and lower, with sales around $2.75?J3.60.
Nearly everything sold, however, the bulk
at uroitnd $I.105t4.15.
SH13BP Receipt, 1,000. Supply was
light, but there -was a good demand and for
suitable holdings a strong, active market.
Wethers, $3.00; Western Iambs, $3.00.
Cotton,
New Orleans, Jan. 2. COTTON Easy;
low middling, 4 13-16c; good ordinary. 1
9-16o, For three days Net receipts, 41,431;
gross, 42,712; exports to Great Hrltaln, 13,
200; to France, 29,950; coastwise, 5,573;
sales, 8,507; spinners, 1,207; stock, 403,717,
New York, Jan, 2. COTTON Quiet;
mid, 5 11-lOc, For three days net receipts,
5; receipts, 5,636; gross, 15,573; exports to,
Great Hrltaln, 7,103; to France, 501; to the
Continent, 2,017; forwarded, G.SSl; sales,
731; spinners, 61; stock, 129,031,
Rye uml .Seeds,
Chicago, Jan, 2. Rye No. 2, cash, 4Sc;
May, E2c, Flaxseed No. I, cash, $1.38;
January, $1.58, Timothy teed Cush,$5.S0S)
5.55.
Toledo, 0 Jan. 2.-Clover Active and
higher. Prime, cash, $3,72V-i; February.
$3.72','.
St, Louis, Jan, 2.-Ryc No. 2, cash,
50!tC Fldxseed-C'ash, $1.35. Clover seed
Cash, $7.75S.5o. Timothy seed-$l.90Q5.23,
Lend 11'uU Zluc,
New York, Jan. '-'.-Lead-StlU dull. Do.
mestlc, $3,00. Spelter-Steady, Domestic.
$3.23,
St.
$2.80.
Louis, Jan. 2.-Lead-Flrm.
Spelter-Dull. Spot, $3.07",'.
Spot,
NEW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Trout Kiiuim C4y Vl the Uurlln-rtoa
Haute,
"DENVER SPECIAL" leaves Kansa.
City dally 10:50 a. m., solid train; urrtvSS
Denver 7:30 a. m. ... uiiivea
. ''lllJRLINaTON NEW LINE VIA im
LINGS." for Puget souha ana Pietnn
a. m! d'a?!?, KanSU" C"y" " P88
.J!?i'!..i1i!Bive? Patrons an opportunity
u.ui1" iloi f,P"lnw. South Dakota, Biaelc
Hills and Yellowstone Park and it Is tSl
short line between Kansas City and u.?
ena by 385 miles. Uutte 315 mllea s?nniSSl'
til m.ilss: Beaul w!a isas;
This Is the most marvelous scenic m..i.
fhnedcSnrtl,nBePnSt.,he m0" .UrMt1ito.S?2?
" uiKe, mui-it, os.-.uuo nags; January 2. no
'turns.
JIumburg-JIarket linn, jj-ji pfg. higher.
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