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Show HEAVIER IN WALLSTREET NEW YORK, Feb. . While heavy buying buy-ing of Pennsylvania and Ontario A Western West-ern imparted a degree of strength to part of the market, there was selling of the Western leaders. St. Paul, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific were depressed below be-low yesterday's closing, while Pennsylvania Pennsyl-vania and Ontario and the Western were simultaneously put a point above. Selected Se-lected stocks of the middle West were bid up quite sharply. Prices generally dropped before 11 o'clock. Long Island. Sloss-Sheffleld Sloss-Sheffleld Steel and Federai Mining rose 1Q1H. and Detroit Southern preferred and Malting preferred fell off 1. Only a few stocks showed any strength, the general market showing a dull and heavy tone. Illinois Central rose 1 In all. There were gains in Great Northern preferred pre-ferred of 7. D. A R. G. preferred 4. Western West-ern Union 114. Manhattan Hi. Detroit Southern Hi. and Federal Mining 2. New York Airbrake fell 3V. Malting preferred 2 and American Telephone 1. Bonds were firm at noon. The morning's persistent pressure against the well-known railroads and specialties spe-cialties Anally culminated in a rather sh&rp decline which practically obliterated obliterat-ed the early rise in Pennsylvania and Ontario On-tario A Western. Over-night losses of a point were scored by St. Paul, Union Pacific, Pa-cific, Delaware & Hudson, Realty and Rubber preferred, and many others were down a large fraction. Subsequent buying of the local tractions led by Manhattan, which touched 175. helped the market, but the buying elsewhere on the rally was very slight. Metropolitan Street Railway moved up Hi. Metropolitan Securities 1. Chicago Terminal preferred 1 and Hocking Hock-ing Valley 1. Federal Mining continued its recent rise and touched 3Hs. a gain of Vi. Interest in the market waned and fluctuations fluc-tuations were confined to narrow limits. Prices ruled close to the lowest and the lecal tractions did not hold their gain. The day's few advances were pretty well wiped out In another selling movement, move-ment, which caused losses of a point In Missouri Pacific, Sugar and Consolidated Gas. Norfolk Western fell 1V4. Steel Foundries preferred li. National Railroad of Mexico preferred l1. Pacific Mail l. Central of New Jersey 2, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Cin-cinnati. Chicago & St. Louis 2Vi. Linseed preferred 4 and Lackawanna 4V Great Northern preferred jumped 11. Detroit Southern rose 2i. Third Avenue Hi. Federal Fed-eral Mining Mi and the preferred 2H- The closing was easy. Chicago Grain. CHICAGO. Feb. 9. May wheat opened unchanged to Uc higher at $1.16i to $L16- and sold off to $1.16. Julv opened unchanged un-changed to 4c higher at J1.00", to $1.01V and declined to J1.00V Later May advanced to $1.1;7 and July to $1.01M1.UH4. After a reaction the market mar-ket cloned about steady with May up c at SI 1GV July was off c at J1.0u4. Close: Wheat May, Jl.lCH; July. Jl.OoV. September. Sep-tember. 92'o. Corn February. 43c; May, 4ic; July, 46I4C; September, 4CSc Oats February. SuV: May, 30c; July. 30!ic: September. 29'f. Pork February. 112.70; May. $12.90; July, $13 00. Lard February. $0.7j; Mav. $0.92Vi; July, $7 05: September. $7.17'i. Ribs February, $6.70; May, $6.87H6.90; July. $7.02'4 Rye February. 74V4c Flax Cash. Northwestern, $1.23. Timothy February. $25. Clover February. $l:'.tio. Barley-Cash. 3949c. t'Hsh: Wheat -No. 2 red. $1.20; No. 3 retr, $1,121(1.17; No. 2 hard. $1.14MiM7; No. 3 h.-rd. $1.0&(i1.15; No. 1 Northern. $1.20; No. 2 Northern. $1.11& l.ltiV, No. 3 spring. $l.u5 1&I.I6U. Outs No. 2. 30Vi30c; No. 3. 3Ac. New York Sugar. NEW YORK. Feb. 9-Sugar-Raw. nominal; fulr refining. 4 9-lGc; centrifugal 90-lest, s -lie; molasses sugar, 4 5-ltV: refined, re-fined, quiet; crushed. $6.75; powdered, $8.15; granulated, $!.. Coffee yulet; No. 7 Rio. Sc. Chicago Cattle. CHICAGO. Feb. 9. Cattle-Receipts. 90M); steady; good to prime steers. $S.i4r t.2j; poor to medium. $3.755.45; stockers unci feeders. $2.!Sii4.fio: cows. $1.2o&4.nS; heifers. 2.(W4i4; ranners. $l.25fy2.SG; bulls. $2.00413.80; calves. JJ.OtVfi 7.25. Hogs Receipts today. 32,0O; tomorrow, 25.(K: left over, steady to higher; mixed and butchers. $4 65414 85; good to choice heavy, $4.r&4.U!: rough heavy, $4.''4.tt; light. $4..ru04.7O; bulk of sales. $4.7064.9". Sheep Receipts. 15,000; sheep and lambs steady; good to choice wethers, $&.60io.90: fair to choice mixed, $4.0Oft.25; Western sheep, $4.50i6.90; native lambs. $5.7V.0"; Western West-ern lambs, $6.7067.90. Omaha Cattle. SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 9. Cattle Receipts. Re-ceipts. 3500; market steady: native steers, $3.4o(&6.50; cows and heifers, $2.65ii4.15; canners. $l.&04i'iK); stockers and feeders,' $2.50&4.25; calves, $2.75(fc.76; bulls, stags, etc., $1.80r&90. Hogs Receipts. II.00O; market 6c higher: heavy. $4. 704. 80; mixed $4.54.70; light. $4.4ote4.70: pigs. H.7S(&4.26; bulk of sales, I4.6nic4.7o. Sheep Receipts, 3oon; market steady to strong; Western yearlings, $5.76j;.40; wethers, $5.V)5 50-ewes, 50-ewes, $1.2uilt.25: lambs, $6.54r7.60. Kansas Citj Cattle. KANSAS CITY. Feb. 9.-Cattle-Re-celpts. 40U); steady; native steers, $3. 751a 6.75; native cows and heifers. $1.75Q4.25; stockers and feeders, $2.754.25; bolls $2.2583.60; calves. $3.00'&'7.00; Western fed steers, $3.SCk.26; Western fed cows, $2 00 4j.75. Hogs Receipts, 10.000; weak to 6c lower: bulk of sales, $4.6604.85; heavy $4.80fi4.90: packers, $4.7584.8o; pigs and light. $4.0064.75. Sheep Receipts, 2000; steady; muttons, $4.60(36.66; lambs, $6.50ft 7.65: range wethers, $o.256.60; fed ewes t(.u0"j5.2. . St Louis Wool. ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. 9. Wool Steadv; Territory and Western mediums, 21&22c; fine mediums. ZVailc; rine medium, lVd-Kc; fine, 16i&17c. . . New York Produce. . NEW YORK. Feb. 9. Butter-Firm; held creamery, common to extra, SZc. Cheese and eggs, unchanged. - |