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Show oo WORLD'S MARKETS STT?HfeS FROM NERVOUSASPELL Now York, Jan 30. Leading stocks moved upward decisively this morning morn-ing under tho impulse of aggressive buying of several issues and an enlarged en-larged demand from the short interest. inter-est. The heaviest buying was in the railroad stocks. The Vanderbilt roads once more wore prominent and Northwestern, North-western, New York, Chicago, St Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati & Si. Louis and New York Central rose- 2 to 3 points. The strength displayed by this group gave rise to reports that a further combination of the Vanderbilt Vander-bilt lines was being arranged United States Steel was strong despite de-spite passage of the steel tariff bill by tho hoii6e of representathes and prophesies of an unfavorable quarterly quarter-ly report late today. Hlgbei prices were obtained for the well-known i6suoB during tho second hour, with the demand on a much larger scale for the western issues, notablj- the Harrlmau and Hill stocks. A break of' more than 2 points In Great Northern ore certificates was due to an unfavorable analysis of tho corporation's annual statement. Bonds were firm. CABLE REPORTS PUT WHEAT ON DOWN GRADE Chicago, Jan. 30 Cables put prices of wheat today on the down grade Word came from Buenos Ayrcs that interior stocks were aagln on a mod-orate mod-orate scale Opening prices were 1-4 ' to l-2n-S lower. May started at 1.02 7-S to 1 03 1-8. a loss of l-43-S to l-2(g5-8 and steadied around 1.03 Good weather weakened corn. May opened l-4(&3-8 to S-Sl-2 lower, at G7 2-85-S but rallied later, Oats gave way In sympathy with other grain but speculation forced prices higher later. May startod 1-S off at 51 3-8 to 1-2. Provisions were steady. Initial sales wero 3 to 10(f?'12 1-2 higher, with May 16.35(16 40 for pork; 9.42 1-2 to 9.45 for lard and S.8H to 8.90 for ribs. OGDEN WHOLESALE PRODUCE (Selling Price.) Ogden, Utah, Jan. 30. Butter Creamery, extra, In cartons, 34c; creamqry, firsts, 33; cooking, 25; ranch, 20c, Cheese Eastern, 17 1-2; Utah, in 1-2; Utah, mild, 15 1-2; Y. A., 16 1-2. Eggs Ranch, per case of 30 dozen, $10.50, Sugar Cane, $6.50; beet, $6.30. Chicago Produce. Chicago, Jan. 30 Butter Steady creameries, 29&)3G; dairies, 2o33. Eggs Steady; receipts, 2,109 cases; at murk, cases Included, 26(S31; ordinary ordi-nary firsts. 3133, firsts, 3G37. Cheese Steady; daisies, 16 3-4(0) 17; twins, lGl-4; young Americas, 16 3-4(0U7; long horns, 1G 3-l17 South Omaha, South Omaha, Jan. CD. Cattlo Receipts Re-ceipts 5,000; market steady; native steers. 5.Q0(37.70; cowb and hoifers, Y, 2505.75; western steers. 3.S0(Q)G.40; Texas steers, 3.G0f&5.20: range cows and holfere. 3.00&5.00; ennners, 2.50foj 3 50; s lookers and feeders, 3.5O0G15, ralveB. 3 507.50, bulls, stngs, etc., 3 r0ifl5.25. Hog? Receipts 13,000- mirkct 5 10p higher; heavy. 0. 100.25; mixed, 15.95(8)6.05; light, 5.75QG.10: pigs, 4.25 Q$HQ; buk of sales, 5.906.10;. Sheej) Receipts 8,300; market ' - CponUnued ' on Pago Seven.) mmmmmmmmmmmmbmmmmmmmmmmmm! MLD'SJMCTS (Continued From Page One.) Bteady to lower; 3'oarlings, 4.70fg5.40; wethers, 3.904.40; eweB, 3.004 15; lambs, 5.256.45. Kansas City. Kansas City, Jan. 30. Cattle Ro-colpts Ro-colpts 8,000, including 1,000 southerns; market steady to strong; native steers, 5.25S.OO; southern steers, -1.756.30; southern cows and heifers, 3.00ig5.00; native cows and heifers, 2.005.60; calves 3,507.00; western steers, 5.00 (5-7.25, western cows, 3.005.00. Hogs Receipts 15,000; market steady to strong; bulk of sales, 5.00 G25; heavy, 6.20(g)G.30; packers and butchers, 5.05630; lights, , 5.75 6.15; pigs, 4.004.25. Sheep Receipts 10,000; market steady; muttons, 3.2634.75; lambs, 5.25iG.G0, fed wethers and yearlings, 3.755.G0; fed owes, 2.60(8&90. Chicago Livestock. Chicago, Jan. 30. Cattle Receipts 8,000; market steady, beeves, 4.70 8.00; Texas steers, 4.403'5.70; western steers, 4.607 00; stockerB and feeders, feed-ers, 3.G06 90, cows and heifers, 2,10 (Q'SX-O; calves, 5.50iiS.25. Hogs Receipts 24,000; market strong to shade higher; light, 6.60 6.16; mixed, 5.85G.30; heavy, 5.95 6.35; rough, 5.75()6.10; pigs, 4.00 6.36, bulk of Bales, 610fgG.25. Sheep Receipts 18,000; market gonorally steady; native, 3.104.75J western, 3.505'4.75; yearlings, 4.76rt? 5.55; lambs, native, 4.406 50; western, west-ern, 4X0 6.75. New York Money New York, Jan. 30. Close: Mercantile Mer-cantile paper 3 1-2 to 4 per cent Storllng exchange steady, with actual ac-tual business In bankers' bills at $4 84.25 for sixty-day bills and at $4,87.2p for demand. Commercial bills $4 S3 50. Government bonds, heavy. Railroad bonds, firm. Money on call steady 2 1-S2 3-8 per cent. Ruling rate 2 1-8; closing bid 2 1-8; offered 2 1-4. , Time loans steady; sixty days 2 1-2 per cent, and ninoty days 2 3-43 per cent; six months 3(3 1-4. Metal Market. New York, Jan. 30. Standard copper cop-per firmer; spot $13 75(g13.S5. Lead Dull, $4.204 30. Tho leading producer announced a decline in selling price of lead from $4.45 to $4.25. Bar silver, 68 l-4c. on From I860 to tho beginning of tho present century, the number leaving was only onethird of those entering. Now, immigration consists of a refluent reflu-ent tide which in somo years is so great that the number leaving exceeds the numhor of those entering, while In nearly all yeara it is over one-half one-half and frequently rises, as in the present year, to two-thirds or more. This year the roturn emigration is inoreased by many causes. A nnmber of Italians were summoned to Italy to resume their military service, owing ow-ing to the breaking out of the war with Turkey. Lack of work has sped a large number of persons over the ocean to countries where living is cheaper. Philadelphia Press, |