10 TJTE OMATTA DATT/V 1VR7 | S A TTTT ? n A V. "R.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Spurt in the Wheat Market Cornea Just
Before the Olosa of Trading.
LEAVES OFF A FOURTH TO EIGHTH BETTER
Corn I'nllojv * Evnmptf ; ofVIirn < mill
Klnlnlirn .StrotiK After Weak
UiiculiiK Hllm n. Slunle
II In her.
CHICAGO , Feb. 2l.-W7ical was lifeless
and heavy today until within thirty min
utes of the close , when a sudden revival
of the exjiort d.-mand changed the course
of the market mid May wheat left oft U' ' & sO
higher. Corn acted In unison with whcvit
end closed a c higher after cnrly weakness.
OatH ro'e Ho. I'ork closed 5c lower , lard
lint-hanged and ribs a slmdo higher.
Th > general surroundings of the wheat
inarkot were unchanged at the commence
ment. Cables were lifeless , the weather
was not a disturbing factor and Argentine
nlilpmcnt-3 to Europe for the week wore
about ns anticipated. Under those curcum-
ntanccs wheat opined a shade lower at
from 7.1c to "StdllTSUc , and for an hour or
HO gave very lltllo Indication of getting far
from these figures. Chicago received nln-ty-
llve cars. against spventy-llvo cars u year
ago , Minneapolis and Dultilli receipts were
402 cars , compared with 257 for the corro-
Hpondlng day last year. The Argentine
HhlpnionlH f wheat for the week were
I.2M.OOO bu. . against 1,105,000 bu. the year
before.
Some bearlsliness was Imparted to the
market by estimates of a larg. ' Increase In
northwest stocks during the week. Hccelpls
of wheat ( it western primary markets
amounted to C52,0t)0 ) bu. , whereas only 417,000
1) ) . wcr received for th ? sumo day last
year. Atlantic port clearances were equal
In wheat and Hour to fiS3,000 bu. The
drought wan reported broken In California ,
ind the bears took an Inning on that In-
fcrmatlon After backing and ( tiling bo-
two'n 72c and 73Uc for May wheat until
the Inst hour of the 'session the market became -
came weak and looked for awhile as It It
wan going to break up Into little , plorcs ,
when rumors of considerable export busi
ness having 'been ' done commenced to bo
circulated. Soon It became known that 100-
000 bu. of wheat held In New York by a
Chicago firm had been Hold for export and
that 2iV,000 bu. of Kansas wheat had been
disposed of to be shipped by way of the
gulf ports. Now York wired also that late
Jxindon enbl'H'bld fid more lor wheat than
the prlc > - at which they accepted the offers
of yesterday. That changed the whole
complexion of the market , and from being
listless nnd Inclined lo go lower It bedims
very strong and quite active. May wh ° at
mounted In a few minutes from 72'ic to
TR'sO and before the end It brought 73lc ,
with the latest trading- 737773-yic.
Lack of outside speculation , free country
offerings .nnd liberal receipts depressed
corn early. The market was very heavy
nnd during tit" middle hour of the session '
liardly a trade was made. The ntdden up
ward whirl In whfat. however , caused a
lally In corn , and during the. lats fifteen
minutes of the session the market gave a
wonderful exhibition of bullish spirit , con
sidering th dullness of Its previous aspect.
Receipts , fill cars. May opened Irregular
nt from S3o to .IGffiSGKc. declined to SJc ,
then rose to 3fic at the close.
The oats market was Influenced almost
entirely by the leading grains. Tlirre wns
come covering by shorts , but outside of
this there was very little demand. Receipts ,
442 cars. May bega'i a shade lower at 274
CF27'4c. weakened to 27' ' > JfI27Jie : , then Improved - ,
proved to 2Sc sellers at the close. i
Then1 was a fair provision trade , with
pork rather easy on commission house sellIng - |
Ing Shipments were moderate 2.600,000 Ibs.
of m ats nnd 1,070.000 Ibs. of lard. May
opened 2c lower at $9.fi2V , rose to $9.r,7 ,
eold off to $3.5714 and closed at $9.GO. The
raree In lard and ribs was narrow.
Estimated receipts for Saturday : Wheat , i
RS cnrs ; corn , 3fiO cars ; oats , 235 cars ; hogs ,
iroon bead.
Lending futures ranged as follows :
Open. Hlirh. Low. Close. Yes'd'y
Wlii-iit
7211 73M
'
.iui.v ! 71 w5ii 71H 70 ! 71MSM
Torn.
' ' now sr.
Ji'lv. . .
Sept. . . 37)4 37UH-H
Xn\ . . 28 I7W1 28
.Inly. . . SU 2356-20 20J6
fort.
W.iy. . . OOSW 9(10 ( 005
July . . OS'JH
L ; , il
Jlnv B 45 C47H 642MS 8 45 C 45
Jli y 0 J7" " < BCD 807H
S-'otit 570 0 70 5 07H S70 670
Illljs.
Slav 4 85 4 SB . 485 4 85
.Tiny I ti7di C. 1)1) ) 4 074
_ i > < ! | > t ID C 12.4 210 8 1(1 ( C07 > t
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLUl'lI Moderate demand and steady :
wlnt'-r patents , $ : ! .SOiJ3.9 ( > ; straights. $3.40@
3.COclears , $1.30fT3.40 ; spring specials , $1.20 ;
patents , M.40T73.70 ; hard straights , $3.000
5.20 bi.ktra , $2.30 < 83.CO.
\ \ 11'hA'l' No. 2 spring , GSIT lVc ; No 3
BprltiF CM/70u ' ; No. 2 red , 72'/4'ii73V ' c.
( . 'HUN' No. 2 , 3IHl < 7 > < 4c ; No. 2 yellow ,
OA'Kv-No. 2. 27V4c ; No. 2 white , 30iJ31c ;
No ; : white , 29Vjf30c.
RYh' No 2. uj'JilQCfic. '
BAP.l.EY No. 2 , 4262c.
8E12H1 No. 1 llaxsued , $1.15V5 ; northwest ,
J119V * . nrlme timothy seed , $2.47',4.
PKO nilONB Mess pork , per bbl. , $9.43 ®
O.f.0. I/i'rd , per 100 Ibs. , $3.3&gr..32i/-i. ! Sliort
ribs sla s ( loose ) , SI.fiSffl.T6. Dry salted
Bhoulduts ( boxed ) , Jl.SBlf4.3216 ; short clear
Hides ( bcvced ) . SI.9W/G.OO. /
WHISKY Distillers' nnlshed goods , per
gal. . $1.20.
SUGARS Cut loaf. J5.70 ; granulated. $3.20.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Artlclei ) Receipts. Shlp'ts.
Flour , bbls 19,000 10.000
Wheat , bu 79,000 as.ooo
Corn , bu 473,000 265.COO
Oats , bu 273,000 195,000
Kye , Im 11,000 7,000 i
Barley , bu 32,000 14,000
On the Produce Exchange today the butter - I
tor market was dull nnd easy ; creameries , '
1421c ; dairies. Ill4ffl7c. Eggs , weak and
lower ; fresh , HOifSSc , Cheese , llrm ; creams ,
O llc. Dressed poultry , fair demand ; tur
keys , 91iifllc ; ducks , bViQDc ; chickens , 9Jj >
OVic.
KI3W YORIC r.i\iHAL 5IAIIICET.
UiiotntloiiM for tUc ! ) > on General
ClIIIIIIIUlllllcH.
NEW YORK , Feb. -FLOUR-Recelpts ,
19,591 bbls. ; rocporta , 20,133 bbla. ; njjaln dull
and steadily held ; winter Btnilghts , { 3.COQ )
8.70 ; Minnesota bakers , $3.10 ( 3.25 ; winter
extras , $2.DOi2.S5 } ; winter low grades , J2.40 ®
C.CT , .
CORNM 13 AI Steady.
RYK Firm ; No. 2 western , C7o f , o. b.
tUlout.
I1ARL.KY MALT Nominal ,
\VIIKAT-Recelpts , Sl.COO bu. : exports ,
SM.llS bu. ; spot llrm ; No. 2 red , Kc f. o b.
tUlcxit , to arrive. Options had an easy
openlnif and the most of the' day were
thoroughly featureless , although faJrly
ntondy on foreign buying and export ru-
jnors. In the afternoon bears hammered
the prices off until caught by a late rise In
corn and disturbing Manila ntnvs , wfien
Iiosty covering ensued , the market closing
Htrong ut ViilVdo net advance ; March , S3)iip )
84W3 ! closed , SlVic.
CORN Receipts , 117.000 bu. ; exports , 141-
f > H bu. ; epot steady ; No. a , 45e f. o , b.
ulloat , for old and -U aC for new. Options
at llrst were onsy on crop news nnd larger
country offerings , but getting oversold
later , turned strong and active ; closed Uo
not higher ; May , 401 i'41o ' ; closed , 41c.
OATS Receipts. 115,200 bu. ; spot steady ;
No. 2 , 35c ; No , 2 white , 37c. Options sltNidy ,
HOPS Steady ; state , common to choice.
9S crop , 17SjlSo ; Pacltlc coaHt , 1S9S crop , IS
.
rOTTONRHBD OIL Sternly ; prime crude.
S05r2lo : prime yellow , 25fi26o.
HICK Firm : domestic , fair to extra , 4V ,
@lc ; Japan. 6iT3 iu.
MOLA8SKS Klnn ; New Orleans , open
lottli > . good to choice , S2J737c.
C'O'in'ONSKKD OIIQulet ; prime crude ,
COii20'Ac. prime yellow , 25o ,
llUTTKU-Uewlpts , 2,017 pkgs. : market
firm ; western creamery , lOSiKoj Klglns , 22c ;
factory. rJiJlIc.
CIlKUSK-Racelpts. 1,706 pkgs , ; market
uteady ; large white. lOlic ; small white. Jiff
ll'ic : largo colored , 10' so ; small colored ,
KGClS-Recelpts. 4,082 pkgs , ; market
etrong and higher ; western , 33c ; southern ,
.
MUTAIJJ Pig Iron warrants unchanged
nt $9.2o ; lake copier , unchanged ut 517.75
l.ld and 51S.W asked ; tin. tirm at J2I.OO ; lend ,
( lulct at $ I.3S bid and $1.40 asked ; spelter ,
unchanged at Jti.50. The brokers' price for
lead Is $1.20 and for copper J1S.OO ,
ilnlUiiioru JIurUol.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 2l.-FLOUR-Dull
nnd unchanged ; receipts , $ ,930 bbla. ; i'x-
ports. lf.S bbls.
WHEAT Kasy ; sjxit and month , "CO'Gilc :
March , C7M&7CHo : steamer , No. 2 red , 37iQ'
T4c ; receipts , 14,370 Im , ; exports , none ;
pouthcrn wheat by sample , 70ffl77c ; south
ern on KPUle , 73HG761jc. :
COItN-StcaJy ; Bi > ot and montli , 37T4Q38ej
March , 3Sf/Tiics steamer mixed , 36'4fl36Hc ' :
rtt dpts , lM.lJii ! bu.i exports none ; southern
while nnd y. How corn , SiSiSS c.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 white , western , 37 ©
3He ; Nn. i mixed , 3IG3l'4c ' ; receipts , 15,5,2 ,
bu. ; exports , none.
lirTTER-Stefldy ; fancy creamery , 22 ®
23c ; fancy ladle , lofHSc ; coed ladle , 135J14CJ
store packed , llfilSc ; rolH. 12iI13c.
KOGS-FIrm ; fresh. 32JJ330.
CHEESE Steady and unchanged.
OMAHA CSIJMIUAI , MAIUCKT.
Condition of Trade nnil Quotation * nn
Stmilc mill Fnin-y PrndiictM.
EGGS Receipts Increasing ; market uncer
tain nnd demand light ; fresh stock , SSc.
UUTTlill-Common to fair , 110I2c ; choice ,
14f/l5c ; sop.irrtor , 20o ; gathered creamery ,
'pOULTRY-Hons , live , 6',407c : dressed , 8
&SUc ; old roosters , live. 4c ; dressed. Sc ;
spring chlckns , live , GV4ft7c ; dressed , 8 ®
8V4c ; ducks , live , "He ; dressed , 9e ; gce. e ,
live , 7',4c ; dressed , 9c ; turkeys , live , 70Se ;
dressed , lOflllc.
1'IOEONS-Llve , per doz. , 75c.
VEAICholce. . Sft&Uc.
OYSTERS-Bulk Standard , per gal. . $1.60 ;
nudlums. pnr ran , 20c ; Standard , ner
cnn. 23c ; Extra Select , per can , 30c ; New
York founts , per can. 35o.
FRESH WATER FtSH-Whlte llsh , Sc ;
lake- trout , 9c ; small trout , green , lOc ; yellow
pike , "c ; pickerel , winter cnught. Go ; sliver
lirrrlng , 4c ; perch , scaled and tl rowed , Gcj
porch , cklnned nnd dressed , 7c ; northern
crapple , lOc ; bullhead ? , drorsed , lOc ; black
bnsx , very scarce , 15c.
SEA FISH Flounders , Sc : haddock , 8c ;
Columbia river "almon , JOc ; halibut , lie ;
No. 1 Kindts , lOc ; blue llsh , lOc ; Spanish
mackerel , I e ; red snapper , lOc ; extra largs
mackerel , 30c each.
each.FRUITS.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Bcn Davis , nor bbl. , $4.00rGenl-
tons , $3.r > 0 ; New Yorlc Baldwins. Greenings
and other ? , choice , per bbl , . $ l.504.65 ; west
ern boxed apples , $1.60311.75.
GKAPES Mnlngn. per bbl. , $ S.MI0"X ( ) .
CRANBERRIES Jersey , $0.0000.25 ; large ,
$7.00 ; per crate , $2.23.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES-Pcr crate. $1.50.
SPINACH None In market.
LETTUCE Homo gr wn. per doz.
bunches , I5s.
ONIONS Home grown , per doz. bunches ,
30c.
30c.CELERY
CELERY California , peed stock , 252 ;
choice , S3c ; fancy , EOc , extra large , 75c ;
Michigan , rholru stock , 25030s.
CABBAGE-Cratcd , per lb. , 2'i$52i,4c. '
CAULlFLO\VER-Per crate , $2.60.
ONlONS-Per bu. , 75c.
BEANS Hand-picked , navy , per bu. , $1.33
(01.40 (
POTATOES - Choice , sacked. 530GOc ;
poorer stock , 40015c ; Minnesota Burbanks ,
C5ffi 70c.
SWEET POTATOES-Per bbl. , $2.0002.25.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS California , fancy , $3.75 ; choice ,
$3.50 ; Messina , fancy , $ l.254.50.
ORANGES Navels , fancy , $3.23 ; choice ,
$3.00 : seedlings. $2.3302.50.
FIGS Imported , none ; California , 10-lb.
boxes. $1.40fll.50.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch. $2. < XiQ'2.25 ) : medium sized
bunches , $1.75572.00. I
DATES Hallowee. CO to 70-lb. boxes , 6c ;
Salr. 5' c ; Fard , 9-b. ! boxes , lOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , 17c ; Brazils , per
lb. . Jiijnoc ; English walnuts , per lb. , fancy ,
soft shell , llf12c ( | ; standnrds. lOr : : filberts ,
per lb. , lie ; pecans , polished , 7SjSc ; cocoanuts -
nuts , i > or 100 , $1.00 ; peanuts , raw , B QGc ;
roasted. G'Oc ; chestnuts , Sffi9c.
CIDER Per half bbl. , 13.00.
SAUERKRAUT Per half bbl , , $2.00.
HONEY-Cholcp whits. 12012V4C.
MAPLE SYRUP-Flve gal. cans , each ,
$2,50 ; gal. cane , pure , per doz. , $12.00 ; half- ,
gal , cans , J6.25 ; quart cans. $3.50. I
MAPLE SUGAR-Cholce. In boxes , 910c.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green nines , Tttc ; No. 2
green hides , CUc ; No. 1 salted hides. 8ic ;
No. 2 salted hides , 7c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to
12 Ibs. , lOc ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. ,
8c.
8c.TALLOW
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
1. 3'Ac ; tallow , No. 2. 3c ; rough tallow , IHc :
white gretis ? , 2 < A03c ; yellow and brown
grease. mSlZV > c
FURS Mink. 10@75c ; bear ( black or
brown ) , $5.00820.00 ; otter , $1.50(38.00 ( : beaver ,
$1.001(0.00 ( : skunk , I5fi73c : muskrat , 30lOc ;
raccoon. ISftiiOc ; red fox , 23c < fi$1.23 ; gray fox ,
2Tff50c ( ; wolf ( timber ) , 23c i7$2.60 ; wolf
( prairie ) , coyolo. lOiJfuOc ; wildcat. 10323c ;
badger , 5p40c ; silver fox , $50.00075.00.
SHEEP PELTS-Green salted , each. 15
iac : green salted shearings ( short wooled
early cklns ) , each , 15o : dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each. 5c ; dry
flint , Kcnsias nnd Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4Q > 3c : dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , SfiMc ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butch'r wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4ff5c ( ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool Delta , per lb. . actual weight' , 34c.
St. I.oulN Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 24. FLOUR-Dull and
nominally unchanged.
WHEAT Options strong and fractions
higher : spot dull : No. 2 red. cash , elevator ,
73'ic ; track , 74'.tc ; February , 74Jc ; May ,
ifiJJ7C4'c bid ; July , 70c ; No. 2 hard , G7@
( iSc.
iSc.CORN
CORN Fractions ! hlglver ; spot , nominally
weak ; No. 2 , cash , 33c ; track , 33W34c ; Feb
ruary. SS'c ; May , 34'4c ; July , 35c.
OATS Dull and steady ; No. 2 , cash , 2SUc ;
track , 21)c ) ; February , 2S c ; May , 2sic
asked ; July. 24c : No. 2 white , 30' c.
RYE-Flrm at 57' c.
SEEDS Flaxse d , lower at $1.03. Prime
timothy need , $2.30.
CORNMEAI-$1.7G-n.7G. ?
BRAN Scarce and llrm ; racked , east
track. GOM. Glc.
HAY Qulut. steady to easy ; timothy , $7.00
QB.OO : prairie. $7.00.
BUTTER Stady ; creamery , 19iJ23c ;
dairy. 14fi'17 c.
EGOS-HIgher nt 32c.
AVIIISKY-Stendy at $1.2fi.
I'Ot'LTRY Firm ; chickens. 7' c ; turkeys ,
SffMHc ; geese , fifiSUc : ducks , T'/'QSe.
METALS Lead , lower at $4.20. Spelter ,
strong and higher at $ G.10QG.15.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady ; standard
mess , jobbing , old , $3.73 ; new , $9.6214. Lard ,
1'lgher ; prime steam , $3.10 ; choice , $3.20.
Dry salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. $3.87H- ;
extra shorts , $1.50 ; ribs , $4.73 ; short-s , $4.87',4.
Bacon ( boxed ) , shoulders $4.50 : extra shorts ,
J5.12H' ! ribs. $3.25 ; shorts. $5.37'/4. '
RECEIPTS-Flour. 4,000 bbls. : wheat , 17-
000 bu. : corn. 61,000 bu. ; oats , 3.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 10,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
51,000 bu. ; corn , 35,000 bu. ; oats , 40,000 bu.
ICniiNiiN City ( irnlii and ProvlNluiiM.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 24. WHEAT
Weak ; No. 2 hard. 6tVTfC6l6c ; No. 3 , 63iT 5c :
No. 2 re < l , 73-71c ; No. 3 , GSfp71o ; No. 2
spring. 64fi Cc : No. 3 , 61JG4c.
CORN Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 324c ; No. 2
white. 33c ; No , 3 , 32V.C.
, OATS Weak ; No. 2 white , 2914Q30 < Jc.
RYE-Steady ; No. 2 , 5Gc.
HAY-Steady ; choice timothy , $7.0007.60 ;
choice prairie , $6,73J7.00.
BUTTER-Steady ; separator , 16Q21c ;
dairy , 17c.
EGOS-Hlehcr ; fresh. 30'ic.
RECEIPTS Wheat. 63,600 bu. ; corn , 10-
400 bu. : oats , 20,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 69,000 bu. ; corn , 5,200
bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
Clneliinatl Market.
CINCINNATI , Feb. 2l.-FLOUR-Steady.
AV HE AT Steady ; No. 2 rd , 73c ,
CORN Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , 3lc.
OATS-Actlve ; No. 2 mixed , 2S4tT23Vlc.
RYE-Stcady ; No. 2 , 63c.
PROVISIONS-Lard , active nt $5.10. Bulk
meatH , fl.7,1. Bacon , qulut at $4.60.
WHISKY Rteaily at $1.20.
BUTTER-Dllll.
SUOAR-Stcady.
EGGS-FIrm nt 2Cc.
CHEESE-Strong.
Grain Ilt'veliiln n < 1'rliirlpiil
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 24. Receipts ; Wheat , ; i
23 cars. i
ANKSAS CITY , Feb. 24. Receipts : | i
Wheat. 100 cars.
CHICAGO , Feb. 24. Estimated cars for ,
tomorrow ; Wheat , 60 ; corn , 360 ; onts , 235.
Receipts nt primary markets : Wheat ,
651,634 bushels ; corn , 830J79 bushels.
To led o .Hurled.
TOLEDO. Feb. 2l.-AVH'EAT-Hlgher and
firm ; No. 2 cash , 74io ; May , 7GUc.
CORN Active for May ; No. 2 mixed ,
34 < 4c ; Mny , UfiKe.
OATS-Dull und higher ; No. 2 mixed , 29c.
RYE Dull and steady ; No. 2 cash , B7c.
CLOVEHSEED-Lower and active ; prime
cash , old , J3.47'i ; new. $3.82'.J.
- Win-ill Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 24-WHEAT-Qulet ;
No. 1 northern , 72',4Q73c ; No. 2 northern , 71'
t)72c. )
RYE-Flrm : No. 1 , 57c.
UARLEY-Qulct ; No , 2 , 60c ; sample , 43V4
1'rorlii
PEORIA , III. . Feb. 24.-CORN-Flrm ; noy
No. 3. 32c.
OATS-Inactive ; No. S white , 29S29V4o.
WHISKY Firm on the basis of $1.26 for
finished roods.
Mlnui > niolli Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 21. WHEAT
Steady ; February. 7U4c ; May. 71ie ; July.
71io ; on track. No. 1 hard , 72io ! ; No. 1
northern , TlHc ; No. 2 , C3\ic. \
I'hlliulpliililii I'roilucc SliirUi-t ,
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 21.-BUTTER-
Stendy : fancy western creamery , 23c.
EGGS Firm end 6c higher ; fr.'sfi western ,
35c.
Oululli AVln-ut
DUUTH. Feb. 21. WHEAT-No , 1 hard.
cash , 7J',4c ; February , TSVic ; May ,
July , 73itp , No. 1 northern , cash , 70Wc ; No ,
2 northern , 6Hc. (
XIMV Orlcnnn
NEW ORLEANS. Fob. 21. PROVISIONS
Stendy ; pork , standard mess , $9.50W9.i5 ,
Lard , reilnt-il tierce , $4.50fl4.37',4 ' ; pure lard ,
$0.00. Roxed tnsnts , dry salt shoulder ? , $4.60 ;
Bides , $3.3714. Hncon , c-lcnr rib side. * . $ fl,12'4.
Hams , choice sugar cured , $ S.50Tf9.50.
COFFKK Steady ; Rio , ordinary to fair ,
G"4f(7't ( ' < ' .
RICE Quiet ; ordinary to good , 3I4ic.
FLOUR-Extra fnncy , $3.5383.75 ; patents ,
tl. 05114.30.
OORNJIKAIJl.Po. .
BRAN 7 < V8i24r.
llAY-Primo , $11.00 < iJ12.X ( ) ; choice , $13.003.
CORN No. 2 white , sacked , 4242 ie ; No.
2 mixed. 43i,4c ; No. 2 yellow. 44Q44i,4c.
OATS-No. 2 sacked , 3lc.
Ilvi > riool Grain nnil I'rnvlmlotiii ,
LIVERPOOL , Feb. 21-WHEAT-Market
Mcnily. 'jd lower ; March , 5s 7d ; May , 6s
Sd ; July , 6s % d.
t'ORN Market steady ; February , 3s GUd ;
March. 3 SVyd : Mny , 3s 5Md ; July , 3s G } d.
Itccelptn of wheat for the last three days.
31S.OCO rentals , Including 21OUO centals of
American. Receipts of American corn dur
ing the ln t three dnys , 2SG.OOO centrnls.
PROVISIONS Ilacon , long clear middles ,
light , steady , 27s Cd ; short clear backs , 2Ss.
Shoulders square , easy , 2lsv Lard , prime
western , 2 < s Pd.
UUTTER-Flnest United Stnte ? , 14d.
OPKIlwVTIOXS IN STOCKS AND 1IONDS.
Prlcom 1'nvornblo fur llulln , IiuliiN-
IrlnN anil Siu'i'lulllm Proiiiliii-nl.
NEW YORK , Fob. 2l.-Stock quotations
today were decidedly irregular nnd the
movement In some respects wns a counter
part of yesterday.
Prices opened favorably for ths bulls In
a number of stocks , the Industrials and
' the specialties being prominent. Subse
quently values moved alternately down and
up nnd leaving the net changes , mixed , with
losses averaging a point In prominent rail
ways , accompanied by some sensational nd-
vunc.s among the specialties. The dispatch
from the American naval commander in the
far cast requesting the presence of n li.it-
tleshlp for political reasons was considered
I possible of nn unfavorable Interpretation ,
but the rout of a body of Filipinos by th *
American army In a measure offset the
advices ,
London , after some firmness , was n seller
on balances , The International shares were
generally fractionally higher In the early
dealings , whllo the advance In IJurllngton ,
Tobacco"nnd the steel stocks gave an early
appearance to strength. The -smart recov
eries from yesterday's class failed to hold
In the ca-s-o of the railways. Reallzlngs In
St. Paul , Us favorable showing for the
i third week In February left It below yester-
I day nnd Burlington lost Its early ndvnnce
and declined further , ending with a loss of
U per cent on the reported abandonment ot
u general refunding plan. Thuro was con
siderable professional selling , an well as
some realizing , and stop loss orders were
reached. Traders were Induced to sell on
the Idea that there would be another sub-
stnntinl decrease In the bank reserves to
morrow. The market displayed feverishness -
ness a the contending Interests succeeded
In cither lifting or deprjsslug prices , and
then dealings contracted with a somewhat
professional appearance to the afternoon's
trading. Tobacco made a maximum rise of
G points on the rumor that n large operator
was still short and refused to cover and the
circulation of stories as to the company's
earning power. Subsequently the price ran
off and closed at a net gain of Hi per cent.
There were some vsry violent advances
among the local specialties , the extreme rise
in the case of Third Avenue being U per
cent , Consolidated Gas 12' ' , per cent. Brook
lyn Union Gas SM- and 2 per cent In Metro
politan. The advance. In the gas stocks was
in expectation of securing the passage of
the law allowing the convenient manufac
ture of gas In contiguous territory which
would permit the disposal of valuable New
York real estate. The rise.Mn Third Avenue
was ? ld to be on the discovery of an un
inspected short Interest existing.
The highly favorable condition reported
In the iron and steel Industries nnd intima
tions that the relations of the leading Inter
ests would be closer led to an extreme ud-
vnnco of 5 > < . per cent in American Steel ,
with which Federal Steel sympathized to
the extent of 3 % per cent , Its extreme rise.
Amciicnn Tin nnd New York Air Brake
roc 3 per cent at a jump. Sugar wns some
what weak at one time on the continuance
of dividend rumor ? and International Paper
shares receded on realizing following the
declaration of dividends ot IVj per cent on
th preferred nnd 1 on tne common. Ihe
soiling of the active list began with heavy
realizing In Burlington and Sugar.
The feature of today's bond trading was
the active inquiry for San Antonio & Aran-
ras Pass 4s , which improved 4 per cent.
The general market was very irregular ,
weakness and strength developing In many
issues. Total sales , $5,000,000. Government
bonds were unchanged In 'bid ' prices.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : "Business here
wns small today , owing to the heavy set
tlement. The tone was good in the early
hours , but was depressed Inter by n rumor
of the death of the ameer of Afghanistan ,
which affected consols and Indian issues ,
although It was much doubted. Americans
opened off then rallied slightly above parity
and maintained a llrm tone on professional
and continental buying till New \orki rices
became weak , whereupon the market be
came rather wild , went flat and closed at
only fractional recovery. Three hard spots
were Central Pacific , Baltimore & Ohio ana
Ontario & Western. There were dealings in
Central Paclllc 4s at I0o % . In the 3s jit
SW , In Southern Pacific 4s at 89. in South
ern Parific shares at 3SV . Tlntos were 40.
Utahs 9 > , A acondas 9Vf ? 9 % and Bostons
# Money was dearer on settlement demands -
mands and the payment of railroad dlvl-
Sends. Treasury bills were alloted for
- closing quotation ,
for the leading stocks on the New lork
oxchanse today :
fd 72',4 '
Atclilron do 1st r
Cd do 2nd rM 4'i ' I
A > tolv on l >
llaltlmorc & Ohio. . St. 1. 4 : ri. W
Canada Pacltlc . . do pM .
Canada Southern . . 60V , Kt. Paul
Central Pacific r,3U do pfd . . . . .
Chcs. & Ohio Mi St. P. & Om . > , * ,
1
ClVlCQKO 0. > . ! TxiiB & Pac'llo. . . . M'.i
Chi Inil & 1 ' I'nlon Pacltlo 48
dopH . . : . . . . : . . . . 431 , do pfd * OVi.
ChlcaU & N. W..14S14 I' . P. . D. & O. . IS" , ,
do iifil 191 AVnbifch SVi
C. . C. . C * St. L. . S9V4.iSo.PM . . . - . . ; " 'H
do pM I.-'Wheel. ' , ' & L. E JH *
Del. L. & W KOlij do l > fd 33
Del L & W. pfd.IW-i Adams Kinross . . . .110
ivn. * Hlo 0 21 American Kx 140
, lo pfj 74"i United Stales Mvs
Fr'c ( new ) ' * " \VII Kirso 123
do iKt J fd S9 % A. Cot. Oil 3 %
Fort Wayne 1W , do pfd 2Va
at. Nor. lifd ISHS.Amer. Spirits 124 !
Ilooklnt ; Valley . . . 6 I do pM S5U
Illinois Central . . . , lli'/4 ( ' Amer. ToUacco . . , .l Ci
Krle & W. . . . IS do pM 141
do pfd 7 < < Cons. Gas . ? fl % i
Lake Slioro ; oov I'oni. Cable Co IPO '
I/lulu , ft NaRli M Col. r. & 1 31 !
U do pfd MV4
St. Ity ren. Klcctrlo 113
Mlh. C&nt lla\rall Com. Co. . . 7' ' !
Sllnn. & Kt. llroolclyn Transit . . 93
.lo lit pM . 9J Inter. Paper S3
Missouri J'aoino . . 4iH ( do pfd M i
Mr.be & Ol.lo . . . . 3S l.aclede Ga r,4 ,
Mliwuurl. K. ft T. 11 1 I.OHll SWj
do iJfil . 3'J'J ilo pfd lii '
N .1. C'ciilral . . . .nn Nat. Lin. OH t
N. Y. Central . 137 M ill ft1 *
N. Y. , C. * St. I. 141. Peoples Gas 114 U
do Ifit j > M . < " > Pullman Palace . . .1M > ,
do 2nil pfl . . . U Silver Certificates. . 69Mi
Nor. & WPPI . 1 ! " Standard It. & T. 1014
No. Amer. Co f-Vi Sugar 134'H
Nn. I-ncillo M I do prd lllli I
do JIM W4 T. f * . dIron < li . I
Ontario & W il'.j'U. ' S. leather , , . , CT1
Ore. II. ft N.iv 'ft do pfd 7IM
Ore. Short Line . . . . 45 IU. S. nubber SJ',4
Pac. ( Mast , 1st pfd. M do pfd 117
do 2nd pld f. . : . 'Wet ' , ! Union 9lti >
1FO 1'V.lorsl . Steel Sl i .
do pfd f > S'i
ilo 1st nfU C4 Ore. Nnv. pfd Ci
II , O. W 37 Pacific Coast S'J
do pfd 74 Colorado Southern. "Vi
Hock Inland 119 do 1st pfd f.414 .
St. U & H. V J2 do 2nd pfd II
First assessment paid. "Offered. Second
end asHossment paid.
The total sales of stock today were 891 100
shares , Including : Atchlson , 10,720 ; Atch-
hvjn preferred , 54,820 ; Baltimore & Ohio , 4-
000 ; Central Pnclllc. 8.1GO ; Burlington , 8,220 ;
Jersey Central , C.335 ; New York Central. C ,
400 ; Northern Paclllc. 9.C30 ; Ontario &
AVestern. 23,250 : Hock Island , 14,820 ; Union
Pacific , 10,520 ; Union Pacific preferred , 10.-
20 ; St. Paul , 39,920 ; Southern Pacific , 4,850 ;
Southern Paclllc preferred , 5.0CO ; Texas it
Pacific , 7.0GO ; Paper. 3.300 ; Tobacco , 09,120 ;
Steel. 47,700 ; Steel preferred. 5.810 ; People's
Gas. 4,450 ; Consolidated Oa22,000 : Brooklyn
Transit , 12,950 ; Paclllc Mull , 5,630 ; Sugar.
42,950 ; Tennessee Coal & Iron , 11,070 ; Leather
preferred , 4,030 ; Hubber , C.723.
Financial ,
BDRLIN , Keb. 24. International securi
ties wern In good demand on the boureo to
day. Canadian Padllcs were strong and
Americans were dull , Deutsc-h bank se
curities were well sought after , owing to
the publication of the fact that the syndi
cate organized for the sale of 00Oon.OW
marks of the new loan had been dissolved
nnd that the profits would be distributed
{ > " ! 'Ill
PARIS , Feh. 21. Business was quiet on
the bourse today , Rio Tlntos , Do Beers and
Knlllrs were firm at the optmlng , but de
clined , owing to the absence of business ,
International securities closed weaker and
Brazilians were weak on the decline In the
rntc of exchange. The weekly statement
of the Hank of franco shows th- > following
changes ! Notes In circulation , decrease ,
22,975,000 francs ; treasury accounts current ,
, decrease , $22,875,000 francs ; gold In hand. Increase -
; crease , 1,525,000 francs ; bills discounted , In
crease , soo.fjco francs ; sliver In hand , de
cease. 1,975,000 francs.
Xow Yorlc Miincj * Mnrkrf.
NUW YOUIC. Feb. St. MONEY ON
CAM * Nominally. 2H3 ? per cent.
1'HIMK MERCANTILE PAPBH-2
er cent.
STKHLINO EXCHANGE-Flrmer , at
} 4.80'iTr4.S6 i for demand nnd nt JI.S4JT4.SIH
for sixty days ; posted rates , $ I.SIVM74.S3 nnd
JI.SfiHfM.S7 ; commerclnl bills , tl.M4. *
SII.V'EH '
CEIITII-'ICATKS Nominally
69 ( .1J60',4c. '
llAR SILVEH-594c. !
JIEXICAN nOI.AHS-47Uc.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady 6s ,
lOttJi ; now 4s , reg. , 127S4 ; now 4s , coupon ,
127 i ; 4s. 112 ; 4g , coupon. 112i ; 2s , 99 ; Os ,
reftlll i ; coupon. lll i.
Closng iniotatlons on bonds were :
U. S. new 3s . .107 N.J.O. Ai IIS
U. s. new 4s. rcir. . . .12Hit N.c.ds ino
I' . P. do coup. . . . . . .1V8U N.C. 4s 104
U.S. 4 . ror. ll''H No. Paolflp lnts..lU
I ) , s , no coup No. 1'aeltlo 8 US'i"
u. S. 2dn , rec No. 1'aclllo 4s 103
U.S. Os , rec N. Y. O.&St. I , . 4s. . 107
U.S. an , couii. . . . . . N..t W.llH 130
District 3. 03s . .11H N. W. Consols 143
Ali..class ; A. . . . .1117 N. W. Ucb. fls lai !
Ali.cl.iss : II. . . . .11)7 ) Ore. N. isu 110
Alii. , class 0. . . . .mo Ore. N. 4s 10UU
Ala. , Currency. . .1UO O.S.I * , ( Is t. r PJHH
Atchlnou 4s. . . . . .102 O. S. I , us t. r Ill
lo. ml ) . IN . . HHJ ne.1dlnir4s ( V.IU
Canada So. .MR. . . . .118 11. O. W. Idts IK'ii '
C. A.O. 4MiH . HiJ St. L. A I. M.conBslim
Old. Terms. . 4a. . . . tut St. I. , .t 3. K. den. 0. P.3 f
O. A.O. ( is HH St. P.ConHoU HIT )
C lI.AU.4Us. . . st. i' . c. ii > . ists..iai
D.A.11. G. Ists. . . . St. P. c. & p. Bs. .lai
KailTcnn. Ists. . . . .100M So. ny.fls . 100 ? <
Krin < Jrn. 4s . . . 7H H. K. fcT.lls . . . . . as
! ' . W.'JL 1) . Ists. t. r. SW Tenn. new net 3s. . . ( ill
( ten. Klpe. Os . .114H T. P. L , . O. iBts 11JIU
O. H. AS. A. Cs. . . . . .1011 T. P.llf. SilB C''Vl
O. H. AS. A. Sds. . . lid U. P. U. A G. l ts. . 8S
H.JkT. Ont. Os. . . . .11)11 ) Wall. 1st fis lin
II. i T. C. con. ( Is. . .110 Wnb.Mi OHH
lowaC , IBIS Kill W.Shore 4s ll'J
I.a. Now Con. 4s. . . .1011 V.i. CRiilurlos 85
UitN. Unl. 4 . . . . " ' Va. Ueferrrit 7
Mo. Pac. conUs , , "IDS' Win. Cnnt. iBta dim
M. K. Jl T. yds. . GHH tl P. 4s 104'
M. K. * T. 4H us ColoradoSoulh'n4s 87h
N. Y. O. Isti
Offered.
lloNtnii Stock
7JOSTON , Fob. 24-Cnll loans , 2 3 per
cent ; time loans. 3fl4 per cent. Cloeing
prices for stocks , bonds and mining
shares :
A. T. & St. Ke. . . . S3VJ do pfd Co'i
Amer. Sugar 1.11ft den. Ulectrle pfd..137
do pfd IWi Att'hlson pfd GI'A
liny State Una . . . . 3 Ocn. lileotxlo CB..1131J
Uoll Tcleiphono . . . .SCO Allouez Mln nc Co. lOVi
lloston & Albany..W7 I Atlantic 40
'
Ho'ston A Maine . .173 ilJoston ft Mont 3W
lloston I. fiS Mlutte & ItosLon . . . . Sfl
C. . 11. & Q 143IJ Calumet & Hccla..S3fl
ntclibiirff Ill K'entmntal St
Oen. Ulectr'c 112'.4 ' Old Dominion 4.t %
Mexican Central . . . 6 Osceola 99
i Old Colony 201 Qnlncy 1S1
1 Ore. Short Line . . . 41 Tamarack 240
Rubber M \Volverlne 4S
Union P-iciflo IS Parrott r.l
Went ind o.l Adventure K
do pfd Ill Uumboldt i'i
Wotlnyh. nice. . . 51
San Frnnclnen Mliiliiir dimtntloiin.
SAN FRANCISCO , Feb. 24. The olllclal
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were as follows :
Alia 10 JuMIco . M
Alpha Con 8 ICcntu.ky Con . 13
Andes 19 Mcx'cmi . 70
Helcher 24 Occidental Con . SO
Uenton Con 10 Ophlr . 110
lfat ) & Beloher . . . . 57 Overman . It
JJnlllon 7 PotosI . 31
Onle lena | 43
Challenge Con 2S lelcicr . 0
Chollar 40 ISIerra Nevada . 12 , " ,
Confidence 75 .ifillver 11111 . 4
Con. Oal. ft Va.l.s.- ' .SUindard . 325
Crown 1'olnt 57 | llnlru Con. . SS
Gould & Currte . . . . 41 Utah Coii . M
Hnle & Jjorerosa . . . 43 _ Yello\v Jacket . 34
" Silver bars , C9HcT" Mexican dollars , 47'i(0' ( '
4Sc. Drafts , sight , l"V4c ; telegraph , 20c.
Xcw York ill UK Quotation * .
NEW YORK. Feb. 24. The following are
the closing prices for mining shares :
Cliollar 35 Ontario . 575
rrown Point 25 Oph'r . 105
Con. Cal. & Vn 3M Plymouth . 100
Deadwood 4j Quicksilver . l.,0
Gould & Currie . . . . 40 ilo pfd . DO )
Hale & Xorcrofs. . . 3.1 Sierra Nevada . lOii
Homeatnke 5000 Standard . 30
Iron S'lver SO Union Con . f.o
Mextoan CO Yellow Jacket . 27
I. o nil nn Stock ( Imitation * .
CONDON , Feb. 24. 4 p. m. Closing :
Consols , money . .7.111J1 N. Y. Central . 14Hi
Consols , acct. . . > vlll 5-10 Pennaylvan'a . C8 %
Cna-adlan Paclila . . 03i .
. I : , " . . Union Pac. pfd . S.1
Krle 1st pfd . . , , , . . 40'I Atchl on . 24V
Illinois Ontra : . . . , lt , Ixiuls. & Nash . cs "
Northern 1'ac. pfd , W Grxuid Trunk
St. Paul . 1345i
JAR SILVBR-Qulct
MONEY 216 per cent.
, Discount in the open market for short
or'nV2 ' P8r cent : for tllreo months' bills ,
25-lCtJ2 % per cent.
Financial \otcH.
? ) ) . X9 LI5ANS. FeK 24-Clearings ,
MU.
$2,4S2.50t ) ; New York exchange , bank , $1 prc-
nl'u'nt ' ' : ° n"nprclal , par to 25c premium.
„ CHICAGO , Feb. St. Stocks active ; Allev ,
i6'i : Biscuit , common , GO ; Biscuit , preferred
iJi ? = : oortt Cll1cnt:0- : V6 : West Chicago
03V4 : Strawboard , 30 ; Diamond JIatch. 142U
clearings , $20,711,12(1 ( ; balances , $1,730,713 ; New
lork exchancc. 30c discount ; sterling ex-
j12i'iAiIVStea ! fntes , $4.S55T4.87 : actual rates ,
$ I.SI'/lT4.8G ' > / < , : sixty days , tl.SVrfH.SaU.
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 24. Clearings. $3,024,235 ;
balances , $309,560 ; money , 4JG per cent ; New
Y2.rI .S'5SlliillR' ' ' 1 > ar hl < 10c ] Premium asked.
CINCINNATI , Feb. 24.-Money. 21,4 6 per
cent ; New York exchange , 23c discount :
clearings , $2,017,900.
nivlili-iiil Ic lni-oil on PniiliiiiKllc.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 21. The directors
of the Plttsburg , Cincinnati , Chicago &
St , Louis 'Railroad ' company ( the Panhan
dle route ) have declared a dividend of IV.
per cent on the preferred stork. The. qu's-
tlon of a dividend on the common stock
was not discussed.
COMIITIOX OF TIIK AVOOL 5IAUICET.
SnloN of AV < t > k Show Lit
tle niiiiliiiillon III Volume.
BOSTON , Feb. St. The Boston Commer
cial Bulletin tomorrow will say : The ag
gregate sales for the week have shown a
little diminution In volume , but there Is a
steady cry for wool that has absorbed a
good many sample lots. Prices In the main
are llrm. The sales of tlio week are 2.&SO 000
pounds * domestic nnd 731,500 pounds foreign
a total of 3,317,500 pounds , against 3.9I2.500
pounds lust week and 2,523,700 pounds for
the same week last ycnr. The sales to date
show an Increase of ss.500 pounds dom. tic
and a decrease of 3,700,700 pounds forclKii
from the sales to the uame date In 1S9S. The
receipts * to date show a decrease of 0,402
bales domestic and II , 80S bales foreign.
ANTWERP. Fob. 24-Tlp wool auction
sales closed yesterday after a three day * '
Hale , River Platte wool sold at unchanged
prices , ranging from SO to 200 francs. Lambs
nold best , with sellers unwilling to realize
at the prlc s ruling. The demand through
out the three days was good.
ColTcK .llarliet.
NEW YORK , Fnb. 2l.-COFFEE-Oplons !
opened steady at unchanged prlrew. n to 10
points decline , became extraordinarily ac
tive and generally weak , led by liquidation
of March contracts , following weak Euro
pean and unsatisfactory Brazilian cables ,
now record for American visible supply and
weak ppot market : heaviest business for
months past ; closed steady and unchanged
to G points lower ; sales , 81,230 bags. Includ
ing Marc-li , $5.23 ; May , $3.45 ; June , $3.50 ; Au
gust , J5.G3 ; September. $5.0 ; October. J3.731J
G.M ) ; November , $5SOf5.i | > 'ij December , $3.93fr
6.00 ; January , $ G.OO < HG.03. Spot , Rio , dull ;
No. 7 Invoice. Cic ; No. 7 Jobbing , c. Mild ,
quiet ; Cordova ,
\e > v York Dry finoilH Market.
NEW YORK , Feb. 24. Advances
In bleached cottons. Advances of Uo quoted
In southern brown shCL'tlngnnd drills.
Prints very strong In llrst hands and tend
ing upward. Ginghams and white goods
strong. Coarse colored cottons , such ns
denims , ticks and plaids , unchanged. Print
cloths * and yarn goods strongly held. The-
demand today has been good , but scarcity
of supplies checks builncsa to some extent.
Jobbing trade better than of late. Market
for burlapa very llrm , with fair dsmand.
SiiKlir MllrUet ,
NEW YORK. Feb. 21-SUGAR-Raw.
Htrong : fair rellnlng , 3c ; centrifugal , 9G
test. 4c ; molasses sugar , 3 11-lCc. Refined
firm ,
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 24.-SUGAR-
Qulet ; open kettle. 2 % < 33 9-lCc ; open kettle ,
centrifugal , S 9-lC < ff4 5-lGo ; no granulated or
whites ; yellow , 404e ; seconds , 2i < iT
315-lCc ; molassfs sternly ; open kettle , none
hero ; centrifugal , CfflCc ,
Slio and Leather Trade.
CHICAGO , Fh. 21 , The Shoo and
Leather Review of February 23 will Bay :
There Is scarcity of native steers here.
Tills condition tends to make native steer
hides high In price. The packers ar
closely sold up and are holding their lim
ited stock ilrm and strong , despite th long
haired reason. Natives were Bold this wet-k
at HUc. I
* Indicates Sunday.
The olllclal number of cars ot stock
brought lu today by each road was :
Cattle , HogSheep. .
c. , jr. & st. P. ny.- , 2 a
O. & St. L. Ily i
Mo Pac. Ily 10 9
Union Paclilc system . . . . 10 u ll
F. , E. , t M. V. H. K 13 1C 1
S. C. & P. Ily i
j ! C. , St. P. . M. & O. Ry. . . 10 I
B. , < i'M. U. H. R 14 12 2
C. , B. , < i Q. Ily 1 3
K. C. & St. J 4
C. , ll. I. & 1 > . Ily. , east. . 1 3
Total Go 63 14
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 1C 4SIJ
G. 11. Hammond Co SG 859
Swift and Company . . . . 2-59 003
Cudahy Packing Co 409 849
P. U. Armour 98 1,301
Vf. I. Stephens 128
Huston & Co I . . . .
Hill & Huntzlnger 7 . . . .
Ij. F. Husz 7 . . . .
l > lvlngstou & Schaler. . . . 33 . . . .
H. Hamilton 44 . . . .
Omaha , K. C G3 . . . .
Hammond , K. C 107 . . . .
Cudahy 1' . Co. , K. C. . . . 140 814
Other buyers 57 . . . . 1,792
Loft over ISO 4GC
Totals 1,513 0,374 3,450
CATTLE Today's cattle market was not
very prolific of new featurew , the trade as
a whole being In Just about the same con
dition as yesterday. All kinds of cattle were
In demand and the pens were cleared in a
very short time , everything being sold and
weighed up at an unusual ly early hour.
Only eight to ten loads of cornfed steers
wore included In the offerings and none of
them good. The buyers were out early and
took everything In sight , paying good firm
prices. Common to pretty decent cattle
iold at Jl.50ft4.95 , there being nothing good
or choice to put a top on the market.
Cows and heifers were also In very lim
ited supply and good demand and the mar
ket was strong and active. Cow stuff is
pretty nearly back to where It was before
the break In values. The few bulls In the
yards Bold well at unchanged prices. Veal
calves were scarce and good sellers.
Stockers and feeders were In active de
mand and as there were only a very few
on sale the yards were cleared in a short
time. The prices paid were strong and
fully satisfactory to the sellers. The de
mand from the country , while not so very
large , Is constant and there Is ready sale
right along for u moderate number of stock
cattle and feeders. Probably a good many
more could 'ie Fold If they wore to bo had.
As will be nc.ted from the table above , the
receipts of al. . kinds of cattle were very
light , and for the five days this week there
lias been a large falling off as compared
I with the corresponding days of previous
weeks. Of the cuttle reported In the yards
today seven loads were consigned direct to
Cudahy , four loads to Hammond mid three
loads to the Omaha. Representative salea :
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..1010 $3 50 1. . S20$4 25 15..1356 $1 G3
1..J270 8 S5 4 , . 932 4 25 33..1183 4 70
1. . 730 3 SO 22..1079 4 40 20..11SS 4 70
1..1100 4 00 7..1001 140 19..11G7 70
2..1000 4 00 4..10SO 4 45 10.1360 4 75
2..1SGO 4 00 13..1043 4 50 IS..1250 4 75
1..1150 4 10 20..1097 4 EO 29..1423 4 75
7..1075 4 15 0..1195 4 Go 5..1211 4 SO
1. . S70 1 15 S .1217 4 GO 2IJ..1175 4 95
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
14. . 47G 3 75 8..1011 4 30 39. . 870 4 35
COWS.
1. 710 2 25 .1170 S 00 1..1140 3 GO
1. .ISO 'I f 0 1..10SO 3 00 L. 930 3 GO
1. 920 2 50 1. . 890 3 00 19. . 992 3 GO
1. S10 2 GO 5.S. . .1004 3 00 10..112G 3 GO
2. 9CS 2 GO S. P55 3 10 1. .1100 3 G5
1..1070 275 1. . 850 3 10 3. .1103 3 63
1..1000 2 ' 1..1030 3 15 1 .1231 3 Go
2. . 725 2 75 4. . 9G3 3 20 4. .10SO 3 65
1. . 910 2 73 12..11W 3 25 14. .1147 3 Go
1. . Mil ) 2-75 1..1100 3 23 11. .1042 3 G3
1. . 770 . 75 913 3 2i 12. .1108 3 Ki
C..10IO 'i 73 1.II . SUO 3 25 5. .1078 3 70
JPO 2 85 II .1080 3 33 1. .1100 3 70
. 890 2 S5 5 ! .111)0 ) 3 35 3. . SP3 3 75
. 9S1 2 S5 c.i. . .117S 3 33 3.r. .1110 3 75
.1017 2 S5 i. . 970 3 33 r.nt .12GO 3 75
. 9C2 2 83 4. .1032 3 35 nt . ! Hi3 3 75
. SSO 2 R5 41. . 931 3 35 I ! .1230 3 75
. 9tt > 2 S3 1. .1220 3 41) 11. .IOC ! 3 75
. 9SO 2 85 1. .12SO 3 40 3. .1241 3 SO
. .SSO 2 SO 1. . SIO 3 40 1..10TO 3 SO
.1023 2 SO ,14W 3 40 20..112G 3 SO
. (1.13 ( 2 l 0 : : . .H83 3 45 L. 850 3 83
. 510 2 Mi 17..1182 3 45 L. 870 3 83
.103 2 9 > 12'C ' 3 M 1..12CO 3 8 j
910 2 93 1..10WI 3 50 S..inoi : : 90
l NO 3 00 1..10SO 3 50 9..10S2 3 HO [
l . .1000 3 00 2..105 350 35. . S32 3 90
1..1120 3 00 C..1202 3 M .10X0 4 00
1..1150 .1 PO 1. . 7SO 3 CO 8. .1387 4 00
3. . 99G 3 00 2..1240 3 50 .1190 4 00
G..1100 3 CO 2..1210 3 SO .1150 4 00
L. 870 3 00 2. . GS5 : i 50 .1210 4 ro
1..1200 3 00 1..IOOO 3 50 .14CO 4 CO
1..1120 3 00 G..1105 3 50 1..1430 4 10
COWS AND IIEIFEIIS.
9. .1120 400 2..1200 4 10
1. . 850 3 50 2. . 895 .1 KO 2. . 7R5 4 00
' ! fiO 3 75 1. . 020 3 90 4. . 912 4 10
ll. 700 3 75 G..11CG 3 fiO 3..1123 4 15
U. . I..1IO ( 4 00 3. . H7G 4 15
11. . 850 2. . 840 4 CO S. . S82 4 23
RTOPIC COWS AND IIEIFEItS.
1. . S"0 325 2. . 915 333 2. . 425 3 GO
1. . 720 3 L 1 . . G30 3 40 7CO 3 fiS
1. . CSO 3 25 1 . 910 3 10 730 4 15
1. . MO 3 30 19. . rai 3 55 7SO 4 15
HUU.S.
1. . 7SO 2 75 4.C. . .145J 340 1 3 fi.3
1. . KO 2 75 C. .1200 3 45 1 .1010 3 r,3
1..1310 2 S5 1. .1410 1 . 930 n or ,
1..1100 3 00 1. .1CCO 3 50 1 . 9,0 3 Ki
1..12jO 3 00 ' .16M ) 3 50 1 .1411) ) 3 70
2. . 970 3 10 4' . 1172 3 CO 1I .1070 3 75
1. , KIO 3 25 2..1370 3 50 I .HBO
1..1020 3 23 J..10IO 3 W ) 1 .IGO 3 so
1..12FO 3 30 1. . ! 'SO 3 M 1 1SOO 3 85
1..1&SO 3 ? .0 1..1030 3 SO IttO 3 S3
1..14W ) 3 35 1..12V ) 3 1..1710 3 90
1..1D10 3 35 .1COO 3 GO 1..1S10 3 ! < 0
STAGS.
1..1430 4 00
CALVES.
250 3 73 1 . 230 G f.O 130 G 50
220 5 00 2. . 2M 000 140 G 75
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
SSO 3 20 n.103S 4 00 1. S.XO 4 0
7GO 3 50 3. . " 53 I 25 1. 370 4 '
530 3 C5 3. . S.M 4 30 1. 310 4 75
870 3 iO 5. . 7S2' 4 35 1.i ; i'X ' > 4 5
S3 3 80 Csl 4 4U i ! . 400 1 'M
S..10S3 4 00 10. . 56S 4 40 10. . 507 C 00
2. . 793 4W 30. . 937 4 45
HOGS Today'8 market opened about EC
higher , or , more corrctly opeakln ? , with
buyers bidding 6c higher. Advices from
other telling points were quite bullish , and
that , together with the light receipts , gave
Kellers > i prftty good opinion of the value
of th Ir holdings , and. as a rule , they were
asking an advance of f-filOc ; . Seine choice |
heavy hogs Bold parly at J3.70. but generally ,
packers * were bidding only t3.C2H for good
hogs , while sellers were asking $3.051/3.70.
With buyers and sellers so fur apart the
market wns naturally slow nnd the mornIng -
Ing was qulti well advanced before very
much business had been transacted. liuyeru ,
stood out and sellers had to give In In the
end , the hogs being all told In good season
and at an advance of only about 5c. The
extreme close WUB a little Blow and weak.
Light und light mixed hogs sold vry gen
erally at f3.f.f(3.fi'i ( , as audltiHt $3.J2liff3.60 !
yesterday The heavier mixed loads went
largely at W.C2 4 ' - V4. an against fS.UMi
3.G2V4 yesterday , and the best heavy brought
J3.70 , a * against a top of J3.G5 yesterday.
The real reason for the reluctance of
buyers to advance values this morning was
duo to the fact that this was the high mar
ket yesterday. A big drove of hogs bought
on this market yesterday co t G&c more
than a drove bought on the Kansas C'ity
market of exactly the same average weight.
i
A drove bought by the frame packer In
Chicago , with only three pounds dlftcrwe
In the average weight , oust only Oc inure
. than the Omaha drove. Uuyers had thefco
I figures before them when tiny went Into
the yards this morning and for thut re-aeon
they wire not prepared to advance prices
ns much as they mlgtu otherwise have
b > n Inclined to do.
Today's receipts were very light as com
pared with n week ago and It will be noted
from the table of rce'lpta nt head of column
thnt for the five days this week there 1ms
been n decided falling off s compared with
the corrt-'pomllng days of Inst week. H will
be noted from the tablof average prices
that the market Is getting nearly back to
where It was the llrst of last week , but
It Is still considerably under the high jwlnt
of the month. Representative sales :
No. Av. 81i. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
J3 . 175 . . . $ .1 31 80 . 22X 80 R 0214
23 . 1G.S . . , ,353 72 . 210 10 3 C2'4
SI . Ill 40 .1 GO 10 . 2M . . . 302- ,
10 . 243 . . . 3 CO 70 . 211 120 3 C2'a '
S9 . 183 1GO 3 GO 172 . 231 tW 3 R2
57 . 217 40 SCO ! > 2 . 213 120 S ( H A
59 . 21G . . . 360 74 . 210 SO 3 ( ,2i (
143 . S03 . . . 300 70 . 272 40 3 65
J3 . IGfi . . . .1 GO 63 . 243 . . . 365
S7 . 187 40 3 ( M 60 . 271 200 3 t5 !
10 . 3IS . . . 3 CO G3 . 2S2 40 3 fij
76 . 209 SO 3 IX ) 67 . 232 40 365
42 . 2IS 1GO 3 C2W 9(1 ( . 217 . . . S GeM
M . 233 . . . 3 G2J4 fil . 193 . . . 3 65
72 . 212 RO 3624 "S . 250 . . . 3 3
62 . 229 40 3 C2ii 2i . 227 . . . 3 65
SI . 242 160 36JI4 62 . 256 . . . 365
65 . 221 40 3 62't 5S . SOS 80 3 lie
75 . 232 . . . S C2'.4 69 . 217 tO 3 IS
03 . 2C1 40 3 G2V4 73 . 212 . . . 3 CM
87 . 213 SO 3f.2',4 ' 59 . KUO 40 IMS
36 . 235 80 3624 61 . 20 ! SO 363
D2 . 250 . . . 3 6254 GS . 255 80 3 IT ,
42 . 2D5 . . . 3 02 < A 61 . 2G9 120 363
66 . 252 120 302(4 ( 62 . 260 . . . 3 G7'i
05 . 25 . . . 3 02 61 . 243 . . . 3 67 > a
24 . 263 . . . 3 G216 7fl . SSti 40 3 01 ' .4
C.9 . 2,13 SO 3 62V4 20 . ! M7 . . . 3 B7'a '
86 . 212 120 3 C254 S . 213 120 3 r,7',4 ,
82 . 2'li 40 3 St ! 5S . 317 160 3 G75i
61 . 215 . . . 3 62 > ( . dl . 30 ! ) 10 .170
WAOON LOTS-PIGS.
1 . ISO . . . 225 1 . 2M > . . . 2 (12U (
1 . 210 . . . 235 1 . 2W . . . 2 62 > 4
3 . 190 . . . 353 73 . 22 ! ) 40 360
4 . 210 . . . 360 C . 231 . . . 3 t.2'- ' ,
G . 311 . . . 360 5 . 2G2 . . . 3 G2' < .
5 . 22(5 ( . . . 8 1,0 4 . 292 . . . 3 62'a
5 . 230 . . . 360 46 . 269 40 3 U2Vj
3 . 233 . . . 360 Gl . 272 SO 363
2 . 2GO . . . SCO 53 . 32S 120 370
6 . 1SS . . . 360
SHEEP Today's receipts were the small
est of the we'-k to .late , only 3,2:0 head
being reported In , as agalmn G.S3S yestetday.
However , the receipts today were Just as
largo as they were one wc.'k aio.
The market was not to the liking of sell
ers , In that the trade wns slow and weak on
nil kinds at the decline noted yesteiday ,
j end It was late b tore much of a clearance
was effected. Reports from other market
] x > lnta are no more encouraging and 'tho '
sheep market In every section of the coun
try appears to be about the siinw that Is ,
dull nnd unsatisfactory. Sales today were
generally about lOc lower than Wednesday.
Some pretty fair yearlings sold nt $4.25 and
some pretty decent western lambs brought
J4.GO. There was nothing fancy on sale.
Quotations ar ? : Good to choice fed west
ern wethers , J4.1i'iT4,30 ! ' ; fair to good , t3.901j >
4.00 ; choice western yearlings , S4.20JM.40 ;
fair to good western yearlings , $ l.lO'ii4.20 ;
fed ewes , SS.SSIJS.rS ; good to choice native
lambs , $4.60Q 1.75 ; good western lambs , $4.50j )
4.05 ; feeder sheep , $3.501r3.75 ; fecdur lambs ,
$4.00fl-4.40 ; cull sheep , $2.00:03.00 : ; cull lambs ,
$ .1.0053.50. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
7 western yearllng-s . 107 $4 25
231 western yearlings . 114 4 30
219 western yearlings . 114 * 4 30
432 western yearllnga . 109 4 35
169 lamb'j . 122 4 20
478 western wethers . 99 4 23
65 western lambs . G4 4 50
2C2 western lambs . 85 4 GO
407 western lambs . 82 4 50
200 western sheep . 120 4 23
CHICAGO IjIVE STOCK MAHICI5T.
Cattle Slow , HORH Hrlnl ; nnd Slieop
.Soiuland Dull.
CHICAGO. Feb. 24. CATTLE- de
mand for cattle today was Blow and prices
showed no Improvement ; fancy cattle
brought J5.755fS.SO : cholca steers , $5.35iH5.70 ;
mediums. $4.G3N.95 ; beef steers , $3.40y'4.60 ;
cows and heifers , $3.60 1.00 ; bulls , J2.75' 4.00 ;
western fed steers. $4.10g5.65 ; Texas steers ,
J3.5 < Xf74.93 ; calves , $3.5037.25.
HOGS Trade In hogs was more brisk and
prices ruled 510c highev ; fair to choice ,
$3.53i3.90 ; packing lots , $3.65 < ff3.73 ; mixed ,
$3. < XXfl3.SO ; butchers , $3.603-3.85 ; light. 13.55 ®
3.90 ; pigs , $3.10fi3.60.
SHEEP Sheep were steady , but there was
an extremely dull market for lambs for a
further decline of about lOc for choice
flocks ; Inferior to prime sheep , $2.651.60 ;
yearlings , J4.2iVg4.66 ; poor to oholce lambs ,
. .
RECEIPTS-Cattle. 2.000 head ; hogs , 17-
000 head ; sheep , 6,000 head.
Ivniiinn Cl < > - Lire 8 < ock.
KANSAS CITY , Fb. 24. CATTLE-Ro-
celpts , 3,330 natives , 600 Texans ; demand
good ; all grades slaughtering cattle active
at firm prices ; light run of stockcrs and
feeders that sold at about steady prices ;
heavy native steers , $5.10jJ5.50 ; medium
steers , $1.5505.10 ; light walghts , $4.201(4.95 ( ;
stockers and feeders , $3.7515.00 ; butcher
COWB and heifers , J3.00ijj5.50 ; canning stock ,
J2.2.jfT3.00 ( ; western steers , $4.004.90 ; Texans ,
$3.501(4.60. (
HOGS Receipts , 11,450 head ; Improved de
mand for good packing grades ; the light
supply quickly absorbed at 510c higher
prices ; butcher weights about 5c higher ;
heavies. J3.75fT3.S5 ; mixed , I8.GOS3.SO ; lights ,
$3.40f(3.65 ; pigs , J3.1DQ3.30.
SHEEP Receipts. 2.COO head ; llffht supply
of very good finality that sold active at
steady prices : lambs , $4.454.SS : muttons ,
$4 OOJ74.40 ; feeding lambs , $3.10'i(3.S5 ' : feeding
sheep. J3.00Q3.60 ; stockers , $2.00J3.25.
.SI. I , on IN Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 24. CATTLE Receipts.
l.COO head , Including 1,000 Texans ; market
steady ; fair to fancy native shlpplnu and
export steers , $4.GO < i75.90 ; bulk of sales , $5.13
of sales , J3.25ft4.70 ; cowa nnd heifers. $2.00ft >
4.50 : bulk of cows. K.GOfi3.25 ; bulk of helfors.
$3.00fi375 ; Texas nnd Indian sieers , $3.00 ®
490 ; bulk of sales , J3.C5S4.90 ; cows nnd hell
ers. $2.50ii3.50.
H'OGS-RecelptH , 34,400 head ; market a
shndo utrongw ; pigs and lights. UC.w3.i5 ;
packers , $3.70f3.S5 ? ; butchers. J3.S00-3.S7M ! .
SHEEP IlecelptH , 1,500 head : market
steady ; native muttons , $3.60i.40 ! ; lambs ,
$4 OOfi 1.65 ; stockers , $2.50 ; fed Texan sheep ,
$3.70.
XPW VorU MVP Htoulc.
NEW YORK. Fell. 24.-BEEVES-Ile-
colpts , 2,008 bend : steers steady to a shade
higher ; bulls and cows firm ; steers , Jl.Ofru
5.50 ; fair to good oxen n-nl stags , J4.10ffl.ij ;
bulls , $ : ! .254.30 ; cows , $ i.5n : j,55 ; cables un
changed : no shipments today.
CALVES Receipt1G3 h nil ; market
steady ; veals , $ l.05fto.75 ; southern calves ,
"SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts , 3,353
head ; sheep , dull but Hteady ; lambs. 55flOc
lownr ; fomo rarly sal at Thursday's
prices ; common to choice she p , $3.003(4 ( n ) .
Iambs , $ I.OOa5.35 ; most ot the sales , $3,005 ?
' '
'i'lOGS Recolpts , 2.SII head ; barely ftcady ;
Inferior to choice , $3.85fr4.10.
St. Jnni-lili l.lviStuck. .
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 21. ( Special. )
CATTLE Receipt * . 500 head ; market ar-
tlvo nnd sK-nily to lOc hlglu-r : nutlves , $ . 'i.W
JJ5.1Ti : xiinn mid wcHterns , $3.fiOa4,75 ; cows
and liplfrrs , J2.10ftl.25 ; stockrrs and fpcders ,
ii.Crf/1701 yearling ! * and cnlvcs , $4.33f/l.9j.
HOGS liecclpts , 4.3(0 ( head ; nuuknt , r > c
hlu'hi'r , mlIng nt $3.rrfi3.80 ; bulk $3.61X11' ) 70.
SHEEP Rcc-elptu , 00 head ; market active
and steady.
riMpiiiiinU MVP s'tiicit.
CINCINNATI , Feb. 21. HOGS Strong at
J3.25i73.90.
CATTLE-Strnng at J2.50fVOO. |
SHEEP Sionily at J2.23SI.25 ; lambs ,
steady at $1.00 3.23.
SlocU In
Following are the rcett | * at the four
principal western mark'Is for February 21 :
Cattle. IIos's 8hP"o.
Omaha 1.537 5 , < W ) 3.250
Chicago 2.0'X ) 17OJ 5 01
Kansas City 3.tr,0 : 1USO 2.COT
Bt. Louis . UW 3lWj UOO
_ _
Totals 8.07 C7.9GO 12,630
( 'otlnn Mnrln-l.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. -COTTON-Stoady
and unchanged. No sales r > ported. Me
dium , Gfi.lCc. ReceiptH. 1.371 ludes ; Blllp-
mcntH , 3,262 bales ; stock , 71,755 bale ? .
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2l.-rOTTON-
Qulet ; falea , 2,250 balei-i ordinary , 17-lGo ;
peed ordinary. 6c : low mlddlng. : 5 * o ; mid
dling , OP : good middling , C ic ; middling fair ,
7'c. ' . Net receipts. 5,793 bales ; stock. 3V > -
1)19 ) bnlos. Futur H nominal ; March , $5.W)5 ) >
NE\V YORK , Feb. 2l.-COTTON-Qulot ;
middling , ttfe. Nc-t receipts , 1W hales ;
gross , 3,772 bales ; Bales , 7GS bairn ; flock , 102.-
637 bales ; xpurtn. to Great llrltuln , 3,815
bales ; to France , 28 bale : ' .
OH Miirlrcl.
OIL CITY , Fcb 24-Credlt balance$1 15 ;
ct-rtlllratfs. no bids ; shipments , 01,717 Libia. ;
runs , 100.23 UblB.
MiiHlrliui Taken Chloral ,
ST. LOUIS , Feb. U. Prof. Waldmar Mai-
mane of tlila city , a critic well known la ttio
musical clrrlfj of this country nnd Kuropc ,
wns today found unconscious In a room nt
4ha Vnu Studdlford hold ns the result of an
ovonloso of chloral , lie Is In n critical con
dition. Domestic troubles cjuisdl the pro-
feraor to Icavo homo temporarily.
rnr MniMifnolurorn ( rnmiUp.
Ni\V YOHK. Fob. 24. llcprcsontntlves
from the companies composing the American
Car nnd Foundry company linvo effected a
permanent organization.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year : William K. lllxby , president !
Frederick II. Katon , vlro president ; Anthony
Oreen , secretary. The treasurer will ba
chosen this week.
Home Iron ( "umpnii-
UOMH. On. , Feb. 24. The Homo Iron
company hna suspended on account of flnan-
clnl ombarrnssmonta. The bondholders meet
hero March 1 and hope to resume. Llnhlll-
'tles ' , J150.000 ; assets , $100.000. The Inborcrs
ha'-n nied Hens upon the raw mnt.erl.il.
Slinniiliiiii Dccllni-M ItlNlioprlu.
PHILADELPHIA , Feb. 24. Hcv. John
W. Slwnahnu. pnstor of the Church ot Our
Ijiuly of Sorrow of this city , who. It wn
yesterday nwiouuccd from the pnp > U 'delega
tion at Wnrhlngton. hns bccti appointed
bishop of Harrlnburg , says he slmll decline
the proffered honor.
Jli-N. ( ! coi-u < - 1'lrmlM Not CnlHy.
CANTON . O. , Feb. 24. Mrs. Atum E.
Oeorgo p laid cd not guilty 'to ' the Indictment
agnlnst her for the murder of Oeorge D.
Paxon ! < tuday , niid her trial was set for
April 4.
OTimns rorcsui.f
SPibCIALISTS.
\V * uopcuttillr < rcnt nil M3HVOUB ,
CHHONIO AND ntlVATr : illxciue *
of men u lid n onion.
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SEXUALLY. cured for llfo.
Nleht EniUslotu , Lost Manhood , Ily.
orocele. Verlcocele , Oonorrhia , Oloet , Dynh.
Ills , Slrlctur * . PilM. FMula nnd Rsctai
Ulcers. Dlo.b tei , Bricht'B Dlssane cured.
CONSULTATION FHK13 ,
and Cured
at homo
5 > y new method without p ln or cutting
Call on or nddreas with itnmp. Treatment
by mall.
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HEALTH ES WE&LTH.
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VIC ORIGIVU , ALL OIlltRS IMI1AIIOVS.
atnld under pcs'Uve V/ritton Cuarnntoo
by authOi'lzpil ns < ml only , to cum Weak Memory ,
, WnkeltlnpfB. FltH , Hyatcrln. Qulck
necs , Nlciit Lo ao , Kvll Dreume , Luuk of Contl-
deuce. NorvoiiHiieos , ' .siiltutle , all Drains , Youth
ful Krrora. or KXCCSS.TB Use of Tobucoo , Opium ,
ur Liquor , which leadn lo .Misery. Coiioumptlon ,
Inn.inlty anil Death. At store or by mall. SI a box ;
six for 85 ; with written [ junrantoo to
euro or ref und rrionpy. Sample paok-
OKO , contitnliit ! live UMV treatment , with
full iintruotions , KD cents , oneimniple only sold
to each person. At store or by mall.
Label Spc-
Wial Extra Strcnuth.
rl'or Impotency , Lota of
I'ower , Loit ManliooJ ,
Plurllily or D.irronesa ,
$1 a box ; six for 5 , wltlili
guarantoog
3
. _ . ' 30 ilttYB.
iEjtQrJ ; store or by mall.
niycr , Dillon Drunr Co. , Sole
lOtb mnd Fariinm. Omnlin , Noli.
Dr. Radwny : Dear Sir I have been us
ing your medicines that IB , your Pills nnd
Ready Relief. These two medicines hava
done mo and my family more coed than
' whole drujr storf. I am 63 years old.
usrd about six boxes of your pllln ulnco
ist spring. I nni as reKUlflr now und feel
cc a healthy man of 20 yt-aru.
Now , 1 want to find out about your Tie-
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( etc. , etc ) Hesprctfully August Wltm-r ,
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els , Kldnoys , Illadder. Nervous OiHua ca ,
Piles , MOK. li ADACHli and all dihur-
dera of the liver. Price , 2uu per box. hold
by all druggists , or mini by mull on tc-
coiiit of priue.
ItAIJWAV & CO. , 55 131m HI. , New VorU.
BP euro to get "Hudwuy'a. "
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/ cured. Appliance and rem
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montu in advnnet , Staled
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{ inline turn willi morr Uillty and tuentnl
vicorbinl li wc-akncbs. dim nervous ilcbil.
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mid .Iriimii ! losses FOKBVRR checked.
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