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Show l beeves ?4.15a7.G5; Texas steers $3.-SSal.SO, $3.-SSal.SO, western steers 1..i0a6.00, stocekrs and feeders .2.90ac. 10; cows and heifers ?2.00a5.10; calves $7. 50a 9.75. Hogs Receipts estimated a. 45,000; i market 5al0c lower; light $S.S0a$.- I 60; mixed JS.35aS.H0; heavy JS.40.1 ! S.S0; rought J8.10aS.r.5; good to choice- heavy JS.55aS.R0; pigs $7.2ua S.25; bulk nf sales $S.f.0oS.70 ', Sheep Receipts estimated at 20,-000; 20,-000; market weak; nativo J4.0OaC.O0; I western Jl.00aG.10; yearlings JG 75a 8.00; lambs, native, JG.15aS.70; w66t ern G 25aS.C5. Chicago Close. Chicago, Jan. 19. Close: Wheat -Jan. $1.09 7-8; May J1.0S 7-8al.09; Julv. J1.0.) l-4a3-S. (Virn Jan. 63 1-2; May 67 l-2a5-8; July G7 1-4. Oats May 47 l-4a3-8; July 43 7-S; Sept. 41 1-4 Pork Jan. $21.55; May and July 121.90. Lard Jan. J12-45; July J12.00. Ribs Jan. J11.S5; May Jll.GOa 11. C2 1-2; July $11. GO. Rje Cash, 80 .nil Barley Cash 64a73, 'V;' -:lMl Timothy J4. 10. I Clover J 14. 90. ' "ll ';p ' , Y.n: Omaha Livestock." ''' Omaha, Jan. 19. Cattle Recelps, 3,200; market steady to stronger. Native Na-tive steers, $4.00(3 7.25; cows and. heifers, heif-ers, J3.0035.00; Western steers. J3 Eft (f? ") 25; cows and helfors, J2.76tM 40; canners, $2.2Btf?'J.25; stockors and feeders, $2.7507 30; calves, J3.00 7.50. Hogs Receipts, 9.000; market 10c lower. Heavv, $S.35ft8.60; mixed, JS.308.35; light, $8.208.35; pigs, 7 0ofr7.75; bulk, J8 30(18.86. Sheep Receipts. 6,500; market ; steady Yearlings, $6 60ig"7.40; weth- ; ers, J5.00rt7 6.00; owes, J4 75Q5.75; I lambs, $7.f5'5!8 65. Chicago Produce. Chicago, Jan. 19. Butter, steady; creameries, 26a34; dairies, 25o30. Eggs, steady; mark case included. 23 l-2a30 1-2; firsts, 35; prime firsts. 28. Receipts, 2.C2G. Cheese, strong; daisies, 17at-4; twins, 1G 3-lal7; young Americas, 16 l-2a3-4; longhorns, 16 l-2a34. Sugar. ...New York. Jan. 19. Sugar Raw easy; Miiscavado, 89 test, 33 64; centrifugal, cen-trifugal, 96 test, J4 14; molasses sn-gar, sn-gar, J3.39. Refined steady. Metal Market. New York, Jan. 19 Copper, firm; Standard spot 13 l-4al 2; March 13 1-4a1-2; silver 52 l-2c; lead quiet, 4.67 l-2a4.72 1-2. j MLD'SJMETS STOCKS CARRIED DOWN BY HEAVY LIQUIDATION New York. Jan. 19 The opening relound In prices of stocks today was quite violent, especially In those stocks which were most depressed yesterday. yes-terday. Louisville & Naahvllle was run up 2 1-4. Northern Pacific 1 3-4, Southern Pacific 1 1-2; Great Northern preferred, Rock Island and Amalgamated Amal-gamated Copper 1, and St Paul, Reading, Read-ing, Western Maryland and American Smelting large fractions. There was a sprinkling of declines which ran to large fractions. Great Northern preferred and Northern Pacific Pa-cific lost their gainB immediately after the opening. The pressure against the Hill stocks was abandoned for a time and they got hack to their high figures. Later wholesale liquidation in the Infertor-ough Infertor-ough Metropolitan stocks, which cost the common 212 and the preferred 3 3-4, caused a general reaction which ran to a point In many prominent 1 stocks. Chicago Groat Western, I Western Maryland certificates and Pullman declined 1. A lively Belling movement carried prices below yesterday's level throughout through-out the list Heavy-liquidation in the I nte Thorough Metropolitan stocks and violent declines In Hocking Coal on sales of small lots, were weakening factors. Hockiug Coal tumbled 27 l-l. Inf erborough Metropolitan 3 1-2, the preferred 5. Soo Line 4 1-2 and Reading, Read-ing, Chesapeake & Ohio, Republic j Steel and United States Rubber 1. I Bonds were Irregular. I Subsequently, on running sales, tho j price of Columbus & Hocking Coal & Iron company fell to 37, a decline of 50 J-t points. The price tumbled . as much as 5 points between sales 1 ! and fluctuated with great violence, j mere w-as no news regarding mo property to account for the movement In price, which was snppo-ed to bo tho consequenco of the activities of a stock market pool. Front 21 '3-4 In February of last year, the price has been carried up to 92 1-2 since the first of January, of this year. Bearish traders who had the temerity temer-ity to sell the stock short were severely se-verely punished, and the stock showed every evidence of being entirely controlled con-trolled by the pool. The assumption was promptly drawn that a rupture had occurred In the pool and its holdings were thrown Into the market for what thoy would bring. It was reported on the floor of he exchange that the failure of Lath-rop, Lath-rop, llasklns & Company, had ben caused by tho sharp decline in that stock. WbUo the decline was In progress pro-gress the general list wa very weak. Prices broke all around In sympathy with the collapse in Hocking Coal, which reached 53 1-4 points. The average av-erage losres In tho list ran to between 1 and 2 points and In lnterborough Metropolitan arnounted to 3 5 S, the preferred falllog B 1-S points. I The selling had exhausted Itself in the course of less than an hour and a violent rrlly ensued with a rush of shorts to cover. The losses In the penerHl llrt were entirely wiped out by this rebound In some of the principal prin-cipal ;eclaltleB. j Chlcano Livestock. Chicago, Jan. 19. -Cattle Receipts, estimated at 2n,000; market steady |