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Show other active issues as much as 2. The bears Induced a fractional rally by buying to cover shorts before noon and the market yielded. Bonds were weuk. Chicago Livestock. Chicago, Jan.. 24 Cattle Receipts estimated at 27.00U; market weak to l"c lower; beeves $4.10a7.F0; Texas Tex-as steers ?."..K0a4.S3; western steers $4 . nnaG.OO; stockers and feeders $? -00a 5. 50; cows and heifers $2.10a5.40r calves $7.50a'.75. Hogs Receipts estimated at 35,000. Market 5c lower; light $S.10aS.45; mixed $S.20aS.55; heavy $S.25a8.C0; rough $8.25afc.40; good to choice heavy .$S.40aS .CO; pigs $7.10aS.10; bulk of sales $S.40aS.55. Sheep Receipts estimated at 23,000. Market weak to 10c lower; native $4.-50aG.OO; $4.-50aG.OO; western Jf4.00a6.10; yearlings year-lings $C.76aS.OO; lambs, native, $C-25a8.7o; $C-25a8.7o; western $G.25a$,70. Omaha Livestock. Omaha, Jan 24. Cattle Receipts. 4,0ii0; market slow to lower. Nativo steers. $4.00 7 25; cows and helfer3. $3.00 5.00; western steers. $3.25 I C.25, cows and heifers. $2.764.46; canners, $2.25(53 26; stockers and feeders, $2 SOtf 5.30; calvos. $4.003 8 00; bulls,, stags, etc., 53 0035.00. J Hogs Receipts, 34.000; market 10o lower Heavy. $8 20(cr8.4O; mixed, $8.15fi825; light, $8.00(8.26; pigs, pigs. 87.007.75; bulk. $8.15(58.25. Sheep Receipts, 16.500; market 10 15c lower Yearlings, $6.2G'317.40; wethers, $5.00(36.00; eyes, $4.75(55.75; lambs, $7.6O'8.60. Chicago Close. Chicago, Jan 24. Close: Wheat-Jan Wheat-Jan $1.11; May $1.09 S-4; July $1.00 1-2; Sept. 9C 1-2. Corn Jan. 63 1-4; May 67; July CC 3-4; Sept. 06 1-2. Oats Jan. 47 1-4; May 47 1-2; July 43 l-2a5-8; Sept. lal-8. Pork Jan. f.00; May $20.60; July $2J). 55. Lard Jan. $11.86; Sd"ay $11.67 1-2; July $11.50. Ribs Jan. $11.60; May $11.17 1-2; July $11.15. Rye Cash SO 1-2; May 80. Barley Cash C8a73. Chicago Produce. Chicago. Jan. 24. Butter Firm; creameries, 31c; dairies, 24 l-2 28 l-2c. Eggs Steady; at mark, cases included. in-cluded. 241-228120; first, 34c. Cheese Steady, 17 1-4 : twins. 16 3-4 1c; Young Americas. 16 l-2f2 j lfi 3-lc; long horns, 16 1-2?16 3-ic. Chicago Produce. Chicago, Jan. 24. Butter, Arm. Creameries, 31; dairies, steady. 24 1 2 a2S 1-2. Eggs, steady, Included, 24 1-2 a2S 12; firsts, 34. Cheese, steady. I 17 1-2; twln6. 16 3-4al7; young Am- ' ericas, 16 1-293-4. Longhorns, 16 12 a3-4. Sugar. New York, Jnn 24. Sugar Raw, quiet; Muscavadn, 89 test, $3 58; cen- trlfugal. 96 test. $4.08; molas?8es au- gar, 89 test, $3 33. Re-fined, stead. Metal Market. New York, Jan. 24. Copper, quiet; standard ?pot and March IS l-4a.3-8. WORLD'SMARiiETS HEAVY FALL IN THE HAR- Rl MAN RAILROAD STOCKS New York, Jnn. 24. The trend of tho opening price movement In slocks today was downward, but on a modcr-ate modcr-ate volume of transactions. First sales of United States Steel were of 16,000 shares at 87 and 86 3-S, compared com-pared with 86 7-S on Saturday. Southern South-ern Pacific and Utah Copper declined 1-4, Rending, the second preferred, St, Paul. Union Pacific end Amalgamated Copper largo fractions. Temporary support was Intended to 1 make, resulting in United States Stcll rallying to 87 and the railroad list generally making up part of the loss. Iirge felling orders then mode their I appearance In tho standard stocks, and the whole market went off from 1 to 2 ro!nts. United States Steel, the Pa- , cine railroads and Chesapeake & Ohio were especially vulnerable. American B?ct Sujrar dropped four; Union Pacific and St Paul, 1 5 S; Gitat Northern Ore certificates, 1 1-2. Stocks continued to bo pressed for s?1e with apparent urgency and at raolily rtctdlng prices. The fall in Union Pariflc end Southern Pacific '. reached 3. United States Steel 2 3-8, Great Northern prefe:-rcd 2 1-4, and ' Heading, Northern Pacific and several |