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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SAT UK DAY, FEBRUAHY 17, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Corn Yields to Liquidation bj Recent Heavy
Burin.
WHEAT OPENS EASY, LOWER CABLES
Corn Mnrli.et SnfTers llelnpsr from Its
Recently .i'iiilri'il Slrcnulli OiiIh
llreeitr ullli Other MlirLctw
Provision Ileiircsscd.
CHICAGO, Feb IS Corn yielded to liqui
dation liy recent heavy ljuyers, Muy finish
ing tho day's session ipiiKc tuulcr yesiei
lay. Wheat weakened with corn, ft ding
ulso the heavy Argentine shipments nml
lower cables. May elosfd -fee lower. Oats
cloff d 'Jc ami provisions n trllle depressed.
Tlw wheat market opened easy on the
heavy Argentine shipments imil lowir cu
hlcs. Mny Mj'ic depressed nt tVMl'ivnc
There whs little doing In cash wheat, the
xporl demand was not encouraging und.
following the opening. Mny gradually sold
en" to hUfiiS-r. The decline wus helped
along hy the weakness of porn. At the bot
tom there was some demand fron commis
sion houses, which caused a ri action of Hm
market to iISp. The (dose was weak, May
,ac down at 68V5C The ftrciili r purl or the
n-sslon was quiet. although there was some
activity during tin- llrst hour and also dur
ing the lust thirty minutes. New Vork re
ported 26 loads taken ror oxpoil. Atlantic
vnrt clearances In wheat and tlmir are equal
to 2.!6,nOo hu. Primary receipts were liiy.oo
bu , compared with 507,000 hu. last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 5M cars,
(iKalnst 311 last week and 3!H a year ago.
Local receipts were 17 cars, none of which
traded contract
The corn market suffered ft relapse' from
Its recently acquired strength, the price he
lm,' unahle to withstand the heavy lines
thrown on the market. Tne sales were for
jirollts and. considering the deluge, the price
held pnity well, fountry orrerlngs gener
ally were reported small. Receipts here
were 176 cars. May opened at IfeMlS.)1'.
touched 35,c. declined to SWSPie and
closed 'i'lV down at "IV4C
Oats, cllngltiK lo the skirts of Hie other
grain markets, cnuld do nothing hut recede,
which they did. The cash demand was
poor. Receipts here were 173 cars. May
ranged from 21c to 2l34e, closing at the bot
tom. ',4P under yesterday.
The weakness of orn and selling by longs
depressed the provisions market, which
losed bands steady. Trade was quiet.
There was covering of pork and lard and a
little nibbling nt lard by exports. Slaj pork
Mild from 111.05 to 110.00 and closed 2'!!'i3c
down at IIO.M'iflO.Hii,; Mny lard, rrom 16.10
1o 602'jiil.OS. (dosing n shade depressed at
6.05firt.o7'4. and May ribs, rrotn $;.frj j to
$' !"', with the cloe a shado under yes
terday at IWe'tj.
Kstimntcd icctdptH tomorrow: Wheat. 46
cars; com, 670 cars; oats, 200 cars; hogs,
22.0HI head.
The leading rutures ranged as follows:
ArtlclesTfOpen", I " 1 1 1 g liT ' 1 .0 w "( 77so7 ' V es"' y1 .
Uhent
I ! I I
Teb.
May
July
Corn
Feb.
May
July
Oats
May July
J'ork
May .Inly
July
Ulbs
Moy July
7i
till
68ifi-T,
It&Wf'.i
t.v.s
I '
ISii.MlUi 35S.I3Wl4
.ToS,i-ir.igTsl :ir'i,i
i
5.V, S3i
n43.-ii1ian
3.)'4
0,1 i
23!Ml2l 21 I 23'
22Vfl 2322''i23l LIN 'Will ?'
I 11 (o j 11 nr. ; 10 90 1 10 i-7i ti m
I 11 0"',i 11 07'.ii 10 !C'S, 10 97141 H &
6 07'.a
0 I.! I
fi 02" j
6 05 I
fi 10 ,
0 15 I
I
r. 02',
ii or. 1
fi 02',!
fi 12'il
ti 07',i
0 15 I
fi 07Vj
C 17'6
5 .17'.4 6 02'. fi (5
fi 00 I '! Q2',fcl fi 03
No. 2.
'ash quotations were as follows:
KI.orH-StP.11ly; winter patents, 3.IOft
3 Wl; straights, J1.V!i!l.r; clears. K.:Wi?..0;
uprlng specials, tXWnt.W; patents, Jt.20'(3.55;
Ktralghts. tl.WaXM); bakers, J2.KK(i2.50.
WIIKAT-No. 3 spring, tlfi74c; No. 2 red,
70iii"l'jc.
COHN No. 2, S3'.ifi:!.T4e; No. 2 yellow,
33c.
OAT.S-No. 2, XWXXc; No. 2 white, 23ic;
No. 3 white, 2.1'sf 1 2Hc.
HVK-No. 2. Kilic.
HAHI.UY-No. 2, 37il2c.
SKKPS KliiXHPed. No. 1 nnd northwest,
II. fio. I'rlmo timothy. 12.501(2.52';;. Clover,
contract grade, S.351S.10.
IMtOVIrtlONS-Mess iiork. per bbl., M.701T
J0.M,'. I.ard. per 100 lbs., JTi.sofl.'i.O.V short
ribs sides (loose), $,'.W(i0.15. Dry salted
Khouldnrs (boxed), fi.S3f)li.fii). Short clear
Hides (boxed), WWll'iAo.
UIIIHKY-Dlstlllers' finished goods, on
basis of high wines, per gal., l.2.m.
SrC.ARS-Cut loaf, Jfi.ori; granulated.
The following arc tlu receipts and ship
ments Kir 1 no nay
Artlolw.
Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
... fi3,0mi 3S,(iivj
. .. 38,000 IJ.ro)
...27!l.ni'0 lOi.OOO
...22S.OOO 1IS.CIM
. .. 3,000 2,(iC()
. .. fifi.OK) 12.(100
Klour. bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
OatR. bu
Hyp, bu
llarlcy, bu...
On tho Produco exuhanire todav the hut.
ter market wan steady; creameries, l!i2lc;
dairies. 19ft22c. Cheese, llrm nt 12ffl3c.
Kggs, firm; fresh. 12',41fl3c.
m:w yohk (;i:m:ii.i. maiikkt.
) inilntloiis fop the liny on Vnrloiis
( iiniiniMlltlt's,
NKW YORK. Keb. 1. -KLOl'R-Rc-cclpts,
11,922 bbls ; exports. 7.200
bbls.; dull and featureless; Minnesota
21.055 bids.; exiiorts, 21.1K0 bbls.; more actlvo
on winter patents, but held too high on
spring Hour for buyers, who were only too
willing lo pay old asking prices; Minnesota
patents, $J.S55) 1.15; Minnesota bakers, $2.90if
3.DS; winter low grade, $2 25'((2. 0; winter
patents, $.1.fi5fi3.S.), winter straights. $1. 151f
8.BS, winter extras. $2.u"?2.!Hi; winter low
grades. $2.23(02. la. Hyp Hour, dull; fair to
good, $3.(3.20; choice to fair. $3 2nfo3.t;o.
1 luck wheat Hour, quiet al ILSnfiLfiO.
CORNM 1 2A1 Firmer: yellow western.
Me; city. M'c; Hrandywlue. $2.2i)j2.3n.
HYI'J Klrm; No. 2 western, i.'.c, f. o. h..
atloal; stale, tioiiilc, c. I. ., Nov York car
lot bl.
IIARLICY-Klcady; feeding. 4.il(fil7c c I
f.. New York; malting. 31U35c, c. I. f., New
York. IIARLKY MAI.T-Oull; wpstem. ;S?,Bp.
W 1 1 HAT Receipts, S.Gin) hu.; exports, 10).
f) bu. Spot, weak: No. 2 red. 7f,Tc. eleva
tor; No. 2 red. 7MC. f. o. b., alloat, In store;
No. 1 northern Duluth, flc, f. o. h., alloat.
prompt: No. 1 hard Dululh. Sic. r. o. b,
nlloat. pronitit. Options opened jasv and
dropped nit Into punitive weakness later In
tho day, owing to heavy Argentine ship
ments, bearish Paris markets, liquidation,
now In the west and drop In corn. Trado
was slack here all day and price changes
narrow. Closed weak, net decline:
March clos-ed, 76V; May. 71 l.l-ltiflTS 7-lfic-closed.
75c; July. 7P75Vc; closed, 71V.
September. 75ti75 3-liic.
CORN Receipts, 31,200 bu.; exports. 11S
bu. Spot, weak; No. 2, i:lc, f o. Ii., atloal,
and I2!ic elevator. Options opi ned oasy
nud'weakeued under active western liquida
tion; liberal seaboard clearances and ste.tdy
cables had no effect on the market. ciued
weak nt 'iih&i,e net lower: May, nifj R'.c
closed. 40V-: July closed, lie.
OATS Receipts, 63.3H0 tm.; epnits 3i5
till. Spot, steady; No. 2. 2!i'ic; No. ;!,
No. 2 white, 32c; No. 3 white, ;tp .; track
mixed western. Siijillu'ijc, truck white, ai'ij
J3c. Options dull and easy.
HAY Sternly; good to choice, E0ri57i:c
Hhljudng, fiS.tip. ,! 1
IIOPS Steady : slate, common lo choice
1MM prop, fic, IS'JS crop, 7lj9c; 1S99 crop J"jf
13o; Paclllu coast. IbiHi crop, titfc; lV.is pron
74i!U; I MM crop. I2jI3c4 r ' '
I1IDKS Klrm; (lalveston, 20 to 23 lbs
JO'jc; Texas dry, 24 to 30 lbs,, J3c; i'ati'1
fornla. 21 to 23 lbs., 211-c.
LriATIIKR Firm; hemlock sole, Huenos
Ay res. light 10 heavyweights, ssyjsi-p-ncld,
25fi2S'jc
I'ROVISIONS-Heef. dull: family, llliolf
12.(0; nnss, $10.005110.50; heef hafns. 20.60fli
21.00; iMok.-t. $l0.&inl2.00; city. , xtrn inihi
mess, $20.00f 22.00, cm meats, steady; pickled
bellies. $11.23117.50: pickled shoulders. Si;
pickled hams, tlKi 10.25. Lard. easy.
rn steam, closed, liiI.'it.; Fidirunry. lii.TJ'j
iinmlniil; rellned, llrm; eoiitlueut. $,ii;
South America, IfisO: comiiound, ld.diio.12''.
l'ork, nidet; mess, II0.5O4i 11.25; short deaf
II175W13.00; family. Il3.mviil3.sn. Tallow!
strong; city, 5c; counto, SLtifii.r.
MKTALH It waft 11 very quiet, unlnterct.
log day In the local metal market. In svm.
pathy with 11 further rNe In values In Lou.
Ion tin again advanced quite sharply, hut
displayed no marked stiength of Us own on
tho upturn. Advices from the west were
not of special significance, Al the close the
Metal exchange called pig Iron warrants
very dull; lake copper, unchanged at 116,23;
tin. quiet at $.I0.ST: lead, unchanged, with
$1.70 bid and 11.73 asked; spelter, unchanged,
with ll.fiu bid and 11.70 asked. Tho brokers'
price for lead Is $1.15 and for copper ilti.23ff
16.50.
Minneapolis Wlirnt 11 nil Klour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Keb, Ifi. V II HAT-In
store: No, 1 northern. Kcbruary, 03Uc;
May, to; July, 67,fttii'iC. On track; No.
1 rani, STc; No. 1 northern, 6&4c; No. 2
northern, 63!c.
FLOPR Mnrket strong and fie per bhl,
higher, llrst patents, 13.65173.75; second pat
ents, l!.3,Vfj3.4S; llrst clears, I2.68HC76; sec
ond clears,
HHAN-CnchnnKed.
OMAHA Ji:.M:itAI, MAllKHT.
Condition nt Trnd- n(l (inotntlon,
011 i(ile nml I'nner I'rodnee.
KOOS-Hccelpts Increasing; fresh stock,
firm nt 12ic
Olti:sSHI) roi t.TnY-Cholce to fancy
turkeys. fifpH ; ducks. OplOc; geese. OfllOc;
spring ( hlcketu'. !ic; hens. Be; roosters, uiific
f.lVK I'Oll.THV-IIens. 7'ie: spring
chickens, 7'jc: old and slnggy roosters, 1
'(Ifie; ducks, 7'2c; turkeys, 7'jfSc.
Ht'TI hu-1 ommon to fair, lCc; oholee,
17f(Ue; separator, 2Se; gnthcrci! creamery,
22V. i.'.
I'I;i:o:.y-T.lve, per iloz., SOclJI.OO.
Vn.VI.M-Cholie. !10c.
C.AMK-i'ucl.-s. mallards. J3 00ii3.25; blue
wieg teai. ti.iu; green wing veal, JI.2igi.50;
OYSTKHS- Medium, per ran, ISc; stund
an., per mn, 22p; bull: standard, per gal.,
SI. 33; extra "elects, per can, .lot; extra ho
I"p:!. per gal.. Il.fi0fil.73; Now York counts,
"r can, 37c: New York eountrt. tier 100. $1.25.
ItAY l'er carload lots: rpland, choice,
$fi; midland, choice, J5.50; lowland, choice.
IS; eye straw, choice, 11.60; No. 3 corn, 2011o;
No. 3 white, oats, 22'jc; cracked corn, per
ton, III, corn and oat, chopped, per ton,
$11. M: bran, per ton. $12: shorts, per ton, 113.
VnUKTAHLK.S.
NEW TCRNIP.S-I'er doz. bunches. 60c.
HI'INACH Per box, II.
Ni:V HHKT.S-I'er doz. bunches, 40Q50C.
I.IOTTCCK Per doz. bunches, 40c; funcy
head lettuce, per bbl.. I
HADIHIIKS-l'er doz. bunches. 3,'e.
SWUHT POTATOHH Per bbl., Illinois,
$;;; Jerseys, 13; largo bbls., Kansas, 12.75.
POTATOMS-Per lm choice, SOljMOc.
CAIIIlAC.K-IIollatid seed. 2c.
(ACl.IKl.OWnH-Callfornln, per crate,
$2.23.
CKI.HHY- Per doz., KlfSOo: California,
per bunch. 40Ti73c.
TI'HNIPS Hutahagas. per lb., llic.
Tt)MATOi:s Klorlda. per fi-basket crat,
It.
MfSUHOOMH-Per lb. box. 60c.
ONIONS- Retail, yellow, 75c; tod, SSftOOc;
i')hlos, per bbl., $2.23.
HlirilARIJ-Per doz., 63tt75c.
KRI'ITS.
APPI.KS-Cholce western shipping stock,
$.1.CsVTj3.ry); New York stock, I; fancy, 11.50
41.75. .
C.RAPHH-Miilnga. per bbl.. $7.0000.00.
CKANHKKHIUH-Hcll and llugle, per
bbl.. $S.
TROPICAL KRt.'ITS.
ORANOKS-Callfornln. fancy navels, per
box, 3.231;i.60; (diolce iiavelH, $2.ufi.l00; Cal
ifornia seedlings, iier box. 2..VK(2.75.
I dCMONS California, choice, per box.
$.1.00; fancy. $3.60; Mcsslnas, choice, per box,
I3.(K)J fancy, tl.oo.
HANANAS-Pcr bunch, medium, 11.75
2.00; iancy, l2.0(H2.25.
Miscui.i.ANnors.
IIONUY-Per 21-sectlon case. 13.25.
NfTS-lllckory, large, per bu., $1.23;
shellbarks, H.85.
KlfJS C'lllfornla. layers, per 10-lb. box,
OOc: California carton, per 10-lb. box, $1.00;
Imported tigs, per lb., 13c.
IIIDI3H, TALLOW, ETC.
11IOICS No. 1 gteen hides, Rc; No. 2 green
hides, 7c; No. 1 snltfd hides, So; No. 2 salted
hides. Nc; No. 1 veal calf, & to 12 lbs., 9c;
No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 13 lbs.. Sc.
St. I. mils (Jrnln unit Provisions,
ST. LtJl'IS. Keb. lC.-VHKAT-rviwer;
.No. 2 red cash, elevator. 71e; track. "3H731ic;
I'ldiruary, 7o-c; May. 7le; July, 6S'4c; No.
2 !mid, fi"i2fitiii...c.
KLOI.'H- Values sironger, with Increasing
demand, but prices unchanged.
t'ORN-Lower; No. 2 cash. 31c; track,
31c; February, 32-V; Mny. aii,c: July, Sllic.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash. 2114c; track,
25c; February. 2l'ic; May. 24'4'(i-J4Hc; So.
white. 2Wi2tiL(
1
RYU Klrm at Wl.c.
3F.KDS-Tltnnth. I2.00fl2.40, with prime
worth more; Max, nominal m ll.DS.
CORNMHAI-Stendy at $1 SOicl.W.
IIRAN Steady ; sacked, east track, file.
HA Y Timothy, llrm at $9.2.V!j'11.00; pralrlc,
qulel nt ffi.0iWi75O.
WIILSKY-Steady. $1.21'4.
IRON COTTONTIi:S-$l.20. v
llAC.C.INH-STiflGc.
MUMP TWINH 9e.
PROVISIONS-Pork; steady; Jobbing, old,
110.60; new. 111.:!"',. Lard nominal; prime
steam, $i.7S; choice, $3.w. Dry salt boxed
meats, extra shorts, t.2y, clear ribs, $6.2T;
clear sides, $C.371v. Macon. boSced, extra
shorts, $6.2'3; clear ribs-, $0.75; clear sides,
fi!.87'h.
M KTA LS Lead dull nt II. BO. Spelter dull
at II. O).
POl'LTRY-Stcady; chlckenp. 77Sc; tur
keys, c,ivlvc; ducks, S'iWSc; ducks, S',2c;
geese, ,"i!2l6c.
RKCHIPTS-Flour. 6.000 bbls.; wdieat. 11.
00) bu.: corn. fiii.oOo hu.; oats. 31,000 bu.
SIIIPMKNTS-FIuur. S.0.10 bbls.; wheat,
21.WW bu.; corn. 09,oiKi bu.; oats, 40.000 bu.
Hotter, V.KK mill Cheese .Market.
ST. LOriS. Keb. hi-IirTTKR-Steady ;
creamery, 20'(i2lc; dnlry. lOffWc.
WSOS-Stcady at 11-c.
NliW YORK, Keb. Ifi.-Tll'TTICR-Re-celpts.
3 711 packnges; steady; June cream
ery, 19'(i21c; western creamery, 21S25c; fac
tor v. lfililSt.
CIIFJHSH-Ilppplptf". 2.1SS packages; firm;,
fall made, fancy, large, and fnll made,
fancy, small, 12'?il3c; choice .grades ll'i
12tic.
ICOliS Receipts. 6,791 packages; strong
nnd higher: western at mnrlc, lllic; 1011th
ctn. 13Ville.
LIVKHPOOr-Kpli. lfi.-CHi:i:SK-Klnest
white, llrm nt SSsUd; American llnest col
ored, llrm nt fiOs fid.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. Ifi. UUTTHR -Creamery.
20f.3e; dairy. ISe.
iHOUS Klrmer on colder wealher; trade
quiet; fresh .Missouri and Kansas stock,
llrsls. 'he higher at lie. cases returned.
PIIILADFI.PHIA. Feb. HI. - Hl'TTER -Dull
and .c lower; fancy western crenm
cry, 2i'sc; fancy western prints, 27c.
HtHlH Steady; fresh nearby, western and
southwestern. 14c; fresh southern, 13c.
rilKKSK-Klrm.
Kiiiiniin t'lty (irolii and Provision,
KANSAS CITY. Keb. Hi. Wl IK AT Mny.
Ol'.c; cash. No. 2 hard, 63Uc; No. 3, 631i.fi'
We- No. I red, COT 70s ; No. 3. (HSfilc.
('i)HX-Jli'V, 31V: ensh, No. 2 mixed. 31"
3n,p; No. 2 while. 32c; No. 3, 311-c.
OATS -Nu. ? white. 23c.
RVK-No. 2, 53c.
HAY -Choice timothy. $9.00fl3.50; choice
pralrlc. I7.25fi7.50.
RKt'i:iPTS-Yheat. 19.S00 bu.; corn. 27.
SY bu.; oats. 12.0ili) bu.
SIIIP.MKNTS- Wheat. 15,000 hu.; corn.
69.KO hu.; onts, 13.0CO bu.
Liverpool tfrnln nod Prin Islons.
LlVKRPnot . Ken. IG.-YVIIKAT-Kuttires
closed quiet; March, SslOHd; May, 3sl0'id;
Jul!'. Ss 10-VI.
ORN -- Siiot. Amerlcnn mixed, new.
steady at 3.sfBd; American mixed, old,
steady at Is !i,d. Kuturrs. (ti!et; Kehrti
urv and Mari h, 3sS',d; May, 3s R'id.
PROVISIONS - Macon. Cumberland cut,
stenilv at 37s; cleat bllle, dull at 39s.
Shoulders, square, steady at Ills (id. Lanl,
prime western. In tlerers, sternly nt 31s.
PBAS-Canadlan, 5s S',d.
Tiileiln Market.
TOLKIlO, O., Feb. 1 fi. "H BAT A c 1 1 ve
and lower No. 2 rash. 72c; Mav, 73V.
CORN- Dull: Nn. .' mixed. 351. .
OATS-Stcaily; No. 2 mixed, 21c.
HYK No. :. .nvh, 55c.
. J-OVI,;!'I.Kq-Quot; prime . nh. old.
$!; l ebruar. new. $3.00; Mnrch, IVC2'!;
No. 2 sietl, l.iiiTi i..
lluliidi ( j I it Miii'kci,
Dl Ll"lll. F.b. lC-WIIHAT-No. I h ud.
rush, fi.l, ; No. I northern, cash, CuV;
M.i1, i'mi Se'iicmhpf. ti9'ii", No. 2 north
1 , 11. 1,,1 : . . .; spring, CO V.
DATS-'.'I'. .(Me.
COKN-32'p.
Mlluniikee (irn In .Mniket,
.MILWAriCKi: Feb. HiWIIRAT-No. 1
M.i them. CS it.Mjc; No. 2 northern, C3!-fz
Oil1'.! .
RYi: K.ialer; No. 1. SSIiSSV.
HARLKY ll.ibler; No. 2, ItiV; (sample,
3,1 llic.
Peorln Murket.
PKORIA. Li.. Feb. M.-CORN-KIrm; No.
2. L'V.
W;V,l'.H.T.l:'.lrn,; N' 3 "h"'. WifiiW)
ISK-Flrm. on the basis of $l.23!i
to.' Hulflhed sojds.
t'ullfornla Dried Fruit.
NKW YORK, Feb Hl.-CALIKOltNlA
DltlF.D FRl'ITS-Ruled (inlet and steady,
riier.. was a hitter feiding developed in
e.i)irated unplrs today, owing to Increased
demand from exporlcis and an absence of
Fellers: nrlces Kinaln uuehangrd. as unfa
vorable country advices and large receipts
checked any advance; at the cloie. however,
the tendrucy was unwaiil, with the under
tone of the mark.t tlriu; state, common. 6iT
k;. nrlme. i.Miui,": choice. 7fi7Vtc: fancy.
MiJ'ki Ptiines. sijii-p. Apricots. Royal 13
filSc: M"or nark. 13'tilSc. Peaches, peeled,
lSt.'2c; unpeeled. "ifiOc.
t'lilfep .MnrUel.
NKW YORK. Feb. 16.-COFFi:i:-Futures
opened steady, with iirlces unchanged to
points higher, and 1 tiled moderately active,
with a llrm undertone, followlnir better ca
bles than looked for lito In the hesslon
IlUHlness became active, with prices ad
vancing lofiis points net on local buying,
The iloe was llrm at MJIO pnlnts net nil
van e Toal sales. 27,2V) baRs including
beiruarv 111 $7 ,), March, $7l5ti7 20; May,
l( -j, July, $. 30J7 33, August, $7 10; Septcm-
her, $7.407(7 : November, $7 60; December,
$7.ff'7.'X)j January, $7.10, Spot, Rio. steady
and tending Upward; No. 7 lnolre, sic; No.
7 Jobbing, 9'ic. mild, stpady to llrm; Cor
dova, lvj13'f
MOVISMFi.TS OK .STOCKS KXH IIO.MJS.
Drooping: Trndcnpy of Prp Ik Ton
Muuli to (Mercoille,
NKW YORK. Keb. 1?. The drooping ten
dency of prices proved too much to bo over
come nrd the majority of stocks show net
losses on the dny. In the stnndnrd stocks
the loses are small, but the decline from
th eatly high range was considerable. The
oKhlng was above lt night's level in
sympathy with London, but even In the
Initial transactions the weakness of tho
local traction stocks and of Pacific .Mall
served to unsettle the market. Prices
sagged pretty steadily from that time until
the bear operators nmong the room tinders
started lo cover their short contracts In tho
Until dealings. This rallied the level of the
market from the l"West, but the movement
was listless nnd entirely without force.
t.ondoti was not encouraged by Its good
news from South Africa to buy slocks hero
and In fact prlres sagged In the home mar
ket. Con Is lost all of their enrly gnln, sup
posedly on the Immlmeiice of a neiv Issue.
Hut London was disposed to take prollts at
all points, even Tlnnd mines showing n
sharp reacthn from the early advance.
Trmre wis no oeraslin for surprise, there
fore, that the locitl market failed to hold
tho advance on the South African news.
The hears had not as much ammunition In
the shapo of tho weakness of special stocks
as they had yesterday, but the general tono
of the market was nevertheless reactionary.
Th bears made Inroads upon Pnclllc Mall
and United States Rubber, but otherwlo
no very wide breaches were made In al
lies. The local traction stocks were In. Mm 1
to rally with the ccssatlin of pressure
agnlnst Third Avenue. Sugar was erratic
during the early par' of tne day, but be
came, firmer toward the clo". with con
siderable effect on tho general list.
The general public maintaining its atti
tude or apathy was the main entice of the
heaviness. Probably some vague nneasineis
Is beginning to be roll also regarding the
winter wheat crop, because the ground Is
hare of snow, leaving It exposed to the cold.
Traders wcif disposed to discount an un
favorable bank statement, altaiiugh money
on call was In free supply at 2 per cent for
the greater pan of the dny. The record
shows however, that tho banks have lost
on subtreasury operations !2.130,0(M. Ac
cording to reports from the leading banks
shipments of money by express this week
ure nearly II.PiiO.OOO greater than last week,
whllo the receipts from the Interior by ex
press have fnllen off considerably over
II.OOO.O.U This would Indicate a net loss mi
the Interior movement of nearly Il.OOAroo,
bringing the total loss Including FUbtreasury
operations, over $3,ouO.(mO. It is known that
some gold has been received from Canada
which does not figure In this estimate.
There hns 'been a continued absorption of
money Into mercantile paper nnd other
forms of loans In the course of active busi
ness, so that n further extension of tho
loan Item Is looked ror. A Inrgc encroach
ment upon surplus reserves therefore,
seems unavoidable. Sterling exchange burd
ened a fraction In response to the higher
discount rntes In London. The declaration
of the llrst dividend on the new preferted
stock or tho Baltimore &. Ohio was fully
expected and was without Inllueuco on tho
market.
There was a good absorption of noma
dormant railroad bonds at advancing prices,
but changes generally were Irregular. There
wns quite an active market for government
bonds, presumably on account of the pas
spge of the refunding bill by tho senate.
Total sales or railroad bonds, par value,
$2,025,000. t'nlted States new 4s ndvancc4 ',.
while the old Is declined ' In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
llnnnclal cablecram says: The news of the
relief of Klmberley cnused a booming open
ing In the markets hero today. DeMccrs ris
ing l'. IlUHlness. however, was most
meager, provincial orders Delng stopped liy
serious interruptions In the telegra:ihlc
service, nnd prices gradually dropped. Lord
Rosebcry's. speech in Parliament yesterday
Induced apprehensions In some quarters of
Impending foreign complications. Consols,
which began at 101'i, were pressed down by
heavy cash sales to 10oi and thev closed nt
only better. The selling of consols was
supposed to be In anticipation of the finan
cial statement to be mndo by tne chancellor
of the exchequer next 'Monday. Americans
began $1 up, but in the absence of New
York support slipped away steadily to tho
close. The trading In tills department to
day was the dullest we have Had for years.
'Money was nominally unchanged, but there
whs nn easier tendency and u few bills wcro
offered. The bank lost 200,000 gold, engnged
for shipment to the. Cape. The Copper hx
change's fortnightly statistics show stocks
unchanged and .supplies Increased bv 1,40)
Ions. The Hank of Hombay has reduced Its
minimum discount rnle from i) to 8 per cent.
The following arc the quotations for tho
lending stocks on tho New York exchange
today:
Atchison 21 So. Hy. pfd st;-V
do pfd Ul'a, Texas & Pacific. 16'-
Mnltlmoro & O.. (w! Union Paclllu
Canadian Pac... OSIjl do pfd
Can. Southern .. IS'slWnhinh
Cites. & Ohio ... 29V do pfd
Chicago G. W... I31jVhee & L. IJ.
C. M. Q do 2d pfd...
Chi. Ind. & L... 16'f. Wis. Cputral ...
. me,
. 7fiN
. 2ll'4
. W
. 271 i
. 1S'.
.115 "
. 3'Pi
' M
. !
. 25
. 4l'i
. 91
. 2".
. 17 "
uo put vi Aitams kx
Chicago & 10. III. 91 Amor. Cot. Oil. .
C'.ilcngo & N. W.lfiO do pfd
C. R. I. & P lO.i'Amer. Malting .
C. C. C. & St. L. tit I do pfd
Colorado So R'.i'Anier. 8. At ...
do 1st pfd... 43ii , do pfd
do 2d pfd.... liVAmcr. Spirits ...
IK & Hudson.. USUI do pfd
Del. L. fir W 17915'Amcr. 8. I loon.
47'i
Denver fir R. G
(IO 111(1 MI4
7l?ilAmer. S. k W... RS14
do pfd
ICrle
vir no titd
93'i
do 1st pfd
MVAmcr. Tin Plate. 34' 4
C,t. Nor. pfd 158
do
pfd M
'rnhnepo. tiui:
Hocking Coal
15
Amer.
Hocking Valley
31
do nfd
..i:i'4
.. 41i2
- If
.. 4j's
.. 32'j
"
i. f.3i
.. 73
..127',
. Mi
..ll)
.. 22U
.. fiS-rl
III!nO Central.. 1134
Anne. Mln. Co.
Iowa Centra' .
do pfd
K. C. P. fir (.
I. ke Frio & W
Lake Shore ....
L. fir N
Manhattan L...
Me:. St. Ry
Mex. Central .
Minn. fir. St. L.
do pfd
Mo. Pnclllc ....
Mobile fi- Ohio.
Mis.. K. fir T...
do pfd
N. J. Central...
N. Y. Central .
l:l'? Hronklyn H. T.
vir..! 1.. . ..I p. 1
U1U, I IH'I IV I
. 13 .Con. Tobacco .
. 20i',l do pfd
.194 Kedernl Steel .
. KM: do pfd
. fci'.iOcn. Mlectrlc ..
1771t Glucose Sugnr .
. 12 1 do pfd
. 63 Inter. Paper ...
. 93 do pfd
. 4fi1i Liclede Gas . . .
7fi
. 43 National Hlscult. Sfi-i
. 111 '"10 tin 12'
. 32'4 National Lead
.llfi's do pfd
.III'm National Steel
2i'i;
50
931 !.
Norfolk W.
do pfd
No. Pacific ..
2ST do pfd
.. 73i', x, v. Air Drake.. 130
.. 53',4 No. American ... It's
.. 71U. Paellle Coast .... nil
.. 21Ti do 1st nfd... S3
do pfd
Ontario fit v....
Ore. Ry. fi- Nnv
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd...
Rio (5. W
do pfd
St. L. & S. K...
do 1st pfd..
12 do 2d pfd.... 61' s
76 Paeltlc Mull 37't
13U, People'n G:iH..0S'i
lti Pret'ed S. Car... 5"i'2
5G
do nfd K7
Pu'linan P. Car .lsS
4fi Standard R. fir T. s
Xi Sugar
lOK do nfd
fi Tenn. Coal fi: I.
ir.-!i
113
in-H
73",
ni
do 2(1 pfil
U'. S. Leather
St. L. Southw.... 10'il do pfd
do pfd 27 V. S. Rubber .
St. Paul IJ2r do pfd
ilo pfd 171's Western Cnlon.. KHi
St. P. fi: Omahn.115 Republic 1. ,i S.. 2P4
So. Pnclllc 39 do pfd liS'i
So. Riillwny HTit P. C. C. & St. L. fil
Kim usa't. paid. Offeted. Hx-dlv.
Neiv ork Money Market.
NKW YORK, Keb. 16.-MONKY-On call,
rteady nl 21 2' 2 per cent; last loan, at 2 per
cent: prime mercuntllc paper, 4f5 per cent.
STIIRLINC. KXCllANGIi-Kirm. with ac
tual buslneiH in backers' bills at ll.s;1r
4.h7a4 for demand and at $I.S4i I.SIVi f.ir
sixty (lnvn; post', d rates. $I.SG and It. Si'.;
lommcrclal bllM. ll.SI' :i LSI;.
SILVICH Cert'lb ates, 'oO'fl'lOc ; bar,
59V': Mexican dollats. 47'2c.
HONDS-State, Inactive: railroad, Irrcgu
lar; government, Irreeulnr.
Tho following are tho closing quotations
on bonds;
U.S2 r.T7Tl62'lTN. Y .. 1 1 10""
do 3s, reg lOO'i N. J. C. g. .'.. ..121
do coupon 109'; No. Carolina fis.127
do now is, reg.l3l'S No. Cnro'lnn 4..10il
do coupon 13l'4 No. Pnolllc 3i..., fiii'i
(lo old 4. 'PK..11I (to 4s 101
do coupon ll.i'i.N.Y.C. St St.L.ls.lOS
do .3, teg.,
,...I12i
N. fir W. con. 4S. 9I
do ceil. 6s 130
do coupon ..
D. of C. 3 65s.
Atch. gen. 4s.
..u:4
..ll
..10P4
.. S2i;
Ore. Nnv. Is 110
do 4s 102
Ore. 8. L. fis 127U
no niij. is.
Canada So. us.. .109
C. fir O. 4'iiS I&U
do cniisol 5s 1 1 4 y
Heading gen. 4s.. S3i
R. G. W. Is 97'$
St.L. fir I.M.c.Ss Ami
Ht.L. ,t S.K. g.5.122'i
St. Paul cons pi7ai
St.P.. C. & p. ls,I19!i
do 3s 12)i.;
So. Hallway 3s.. ins'..
S. It. .t T. fis 77'5
Tenn. 11. s. 3i OPi
Tex. & Pac. Is.HS'i
do 2s 51
t'lllon PaclUc 4..l(i5,
Wabash 1h 117'.
do 2s 9sl"
West Shore 4i..lll "
Wis. Centrnl Is, 91
Va. Centuries ... ay.
do 5s lU'k.
C. ,i N. W. c. 7'.. Ill
do S. K. deb. 6a.l20H
Chicago Ter. la. 924
D. fi: R. O. U....10.TJ
do Is 981.
R. T.. V. ft (1. !.10K
Krio gen. ts 701 .
K. W. fi- D. c.'.s. 71ii
Gen. Klec. 5s 117
Q. II. & S. A. Cs.107
do 2s 107
II. fi. T. C. 6s. ...110
do coiivo) 6a 110
la. Central Is. ...113
K. C P. fir G. Is. 72',
La. ti' v.' ( 11. U If"''
I., fi- N. mil. if.. Pj'.i
10 oererreu ... j
M.. K. & T. 2s... 06 Colo. So. Is..
do 4a 91'l50"ul'"t'lllc:JlJl
"Offered.
M'i
I'lirrlurn I'liiniiclnl,
PARIS. lVb, 16,- 4 p, m Three ner icnt
rentes, lwf C3o for tho account. Uxih.ingc
bourso lodnv. ntvintr in he news in regard
to Klmberley. International securities wero
in.ilntnlned. Il0 Dittos rose sharply on tho
ndv.wicp In the price of copper In I.ondon
and New York belleers nnd Knillrs rallied
on covering purchases. Later tne murket
becntno ensier .itul nt tho close the Improve
ment had largely been lost.
MKRLIN. Keb. 16.-Prices were, dull on the
bourse today, but recovered on receipts of
the news of the rpllef of Klmberley being
ofllclally confirmed. Th final quotations,
however, showed little change, with the ex
ception of Iximbnrd shares, which rose on
thp high Vienna quotations. Kx' hauge on
London lias iidvnneeil t.i 20 marks 62'fc lifts.
1 Discount rates advanctd to 4 per cent for
snort inns uuu 4'j for threc-tnontns tuns.
LONDON, Keh. to. Gold premiums are
quoted as follows: Huem's Ay res, 127.60;
Lisbon, 4.1.V); Rome. 7.35. The market for
American securtles advanced at the opening
on favorable 11c wj from South Africa and
continued stead) until near the elos when
prices weakened on lower prices from New
York. Tho llnal tone was easy and the de
mand light Spanish Is. 67.60' Hand mines,
3'15(.. Mulllon to the amount of .OW.Om) was
withdrawn trom the Hank of Km; I a ml to.
dny ror shipment to South Africa.
MOMMA Y. Krh. lii.-The rnto or discount
of the Hank or Mmnbay was today reduced
rrotn 9 to S per cent.
Huston
HOSTON, Keb.
cent; time loan'
prices for stocks,
ATT.tS.l''
do Pfd
Ml 11 1 iiic Stocks.
10. Call loans, 3'.ffo per
1, IJtii per cent. Closing
bonds nnd mining shares:
. 20i,VcHt!ngh. K,lec.
. 63 , do pfd
.113WWIS. Centrnl ....
.113 Dom. Coal
.:!! do pfd
. fil
. IS'a
. ills
,117
. 99
. 5
. 3
. 23
.27S
. IIT-i
.770
. IMi
. 15
K!
. 75
. 4I2
,140
. B'4
.191
: &
. 2il
Amer. Sugar ...
do pfd
Hell Tolephone..
Hostou Alb'v
240 Atchbton Is
Hoston Klcvutcd
.122 Adventure
.I9S I At otlez Mln. Co
Hostou .'c Me..
C. H. ,i Q
Md. Klec. III....
Kltchlmrg pfd...
Gen. Kleelr!c ...
do pfd
Ktilerjl Stepl ..
do pfd
Mex, Central ...
Old colony
Old Dominion ..
Rubber
1'nlon Pnclllc ..
Union Land ...
West Hnd
do pfd
124Atantc
201 Hostou Mont
.12414, Untie & Hostou.
.127'a Calumet St llec.
.138 Centennla''
. B"i Frankdn
. 7.V4 Humboldt
. 12Vi Osceola
.205 , Parrot
. 1ft U Ouiney
. !2'4 Santa Fe Cop...
. 501, Tamarack
. 2' Winona
. 921i Wolverines
.113 irtnh Mining ...
ev York .Mlnlnii Uiiolnt I0111.
NBW YORK. Keb. I6.-TI10 following
nro the oillclnl closing quotnllons for min
ing shnre:
Chollur 17'
Crown Point 7
Con. Cal. .t Va..l2S
Deadwood 53
Gould & Currle.. 10
I lute & Norcross. 23
llomestake SOW
Iron Sllvpr fii)
Mexican 20
Ontario
Ophlr
P'y mourn
Iljuicksliver ...
I do nfd
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Con
I ) enow Jacket
..775
.. 50
.. It
,.175
, .730
.. 2T
..200
,. 20
. 15
I.oikIoii Stock lliiotn t Ion.
I.ONDON. Keh. Ifi. I p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money.. 1W4 x. Y. Centrnl ..
Consols, acct iniVPennsylvanla . ,
Cnnndlun Pic....lo!'4Rendlng
Hrlo 13'i No. Pnclllc pfd.
, do 1st pfd. .. SSH' Atchison
Illinois Central.. llii'i; JntlsvU'e
Cnlon Pac. ird.. ,t,t Grand Trunk ...
St. P. common.. .126i4 Anaconda
,13S
. iW'a
.2r'5
. 77
. 2P,
. S3'i.
S'4'
. 9-,
MAR SILVKR-Stpndy tit 271id per ounce.
MONKY 3 per cent.
The discount rate In the open market for
short bills Is 3? per cent and for three
months' bills 37'(i I per cent.
Hunk Clenrlncs.
CHICAGO. Feb. lfi.-Clearlngs, 121 .C55.CS I ;
balances. 11,92,560. posted exchange, $1,855'
4Slt.; New York exchange, 30c discount.
HAl.TIMORi:. Keb. I6.-Clcnrlngs. $3,763,
793; bnlnnecM. 1713.337.
PHILADELPHIA. Keb. lfi.-Clenrings,
$13,S33.(V17: lmhinies. I1,S9S.S67.
NI3W YORK. Keb. lfi.-Clenrings, lb9,C22,
653; balances, $9,611,133.
HOSTON. Keb. lC.-Clcarlngs, 121.478,516;
balances. $1. MS. I II.
ST. LOIMS. Feb. IC.-Clenrlngs, I5,R37.fH4;
balnnces, 1551, 5ij3: inoney, 6fi7 per cent; New
York exchange. 250 (llscouut bid, par nsked.
Condition of the Treiisury.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-Today etate
tnent of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash bftlauce, 2M,573,0S1;
sold reserve, $223,213,771.
Cnitmi .Market.
ST. LOCIS, l'eli. Ifi.-COTTON-Barely
steady; sales, 200 bales; middling, S'4c; re
ceipts, 3.0(1". bales; shipments, 4,256 bales;
slock, 8.1,210 bales.
OALVKSTON, Keh. lfi.-COTTON-Steady
nt st;c.
NKW YORK, Keb. lfi.-COTTON-Kutures
closed barely steady; . ruary, ts.70;
March. $S.7: April. Ivfifi: y, IS.00; June,
K5S; July, Ss.Cl; Angus ,s.47; September,
$7.90; Octobcv, $7.fiS; November. $7.55: De
cember, 17.55; January, $7.5fi. Spot, closed
iiulet; middling uplands, S"0u; middling gulf,
91c; sales, 07 bales.
NKW ORLIIANS, Kelt. Ifi.-COTTON-Qulet;
sales, 1,050 bales; ordinary, 7 7-lfic;
good orilluury, 715-lfic; low middling, SV;
middling, XV; good middling, M3-l(ic; mid
dling fair, S)p: receipts, 7.S21 bales; slock,
429,11 bales. l'utures. barely stendy; Kcb
ruary, S.5fi, nominal; March, .53fiS.5l;
April, S.53S.54; May, IS.B3ff8.5l; June. $S.63fi
IS.BI: July. S.53fS,54; August, l8.33fiS.3B; Sep
tember, I7.70fi7.7tj October, l7.45f7.47; No
vember. $7.33f"7.35; December. I7.33fi 7.35.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1K.-COTTON -Spot In
moderate ilemnnd; prices unchanged; Amer
lean middling, 5 3-32d. The snlcs of the dny
were S.noo bales, of which U) wero for spec
ulation anil export, and Included 7,700 Amer
ican. Receipts, 10.000 bales, Including 7,oih)
American. Future? opened quiet nnd closed
Millet, but steady, at the advance. Amer
ican 1. in. c, middling. February. 6d: Kcb
ruary anil March, 4 Hl-fild, sellers; March 1
and April. I ri7-fil?i I 6S-Hld, buyers; April and
May. 151-fild. sellers; May and June, 4 60.fi I
4(l61-fild. buyers; June and July, I 48-tlHi
4 49-llld. sellers; July and August, 1 4fi-fild,
buyers: August and September. I 10-fild;
September nnd October. I 23-tilff 4 21-fild. sel
lers; October and November, 1 H-filffl 15-fild,
buyers; November and December, 1 9-6 Iff
4 10-tild.
Weelily Ciitliiii Stn temeiit.
NKW ORLKANS. 1'cb. lfi.-Secrctnrv
llestcr'n cotton Htntcmcnt shows tho
iimount brought Into sight during the la.t
week l-as been 206.985 hales, against 101,18,'i
bules for the seven days ending Ibis date
last year, 228,731 year before last and 115,801
same tltun In 1S97. Total movement for
169 days, irom September I to date. 7.353
681 bales, against U.19J.9.14 la il year. 9.236..171
year beforo last and 7.117.231 samo time in
I SOT.
Tho movement sluc Scptcmbfr 1 shows
receipt nt all Culled States port.s of 7,233,
451 hales, aga'nst 7,Olr,.k02 hales last year.
7.159.002 cir beforo last and 5.S53.09 same
tlmo in 197. Overland to northern mills
anl Canada. 998,233 bales, agalnM 1,019,172
last year. 933,975 year before last and 692,338
sanin time In 1S97. Southern mill taklucs,
hales, agallltt 729..'S.3:! last year. 682,275
e.ir before hint and 601,775 same time la
P97: northern mill takings. 1.83I.S2I bales,
against 1,712.751 last year.
Foreign exports ror the week have been
110,1)511 hales, against 117.787 last year, mak
ing tho total thus far for the season 3,1'I3,
010 halts, ngnlnsi fi.ro.l.csl last year, 11 de
crease of 1,911.171 bales. Tho mpply to dato
Is 7.971.479 bales, agahiK.t 9,116,130 for tho
same period last year.
Tlie statement of tho wntld'H visible
sup'dy shows a total of l,0'9.7:!l bales,
against l,H'l,3S9 last week, 6,472,681 last
e.ir mid l.!i2d.l9J year befoie last. Of this
tho total of American is 3.3J2.73I bales,
against 3,:a;j,59 hint week. 4,190,681 Inst yeur
and 1,162,196 year before last.
Wool Mnrkct.
HOSTON. Feb. lii.-The Commercial Mill
letln tomorrow will say of the wool mar
ket: The new American clip bus opcncl
at Phoenix. Ariz., at 15I16e; Inst year
these wools sold at 10c. Thci-o woola are
being bought nearly as fast as they nro
shorn. The mnrkVl in Huston Is dull;
prices on tine medium wmls are off about
3c; fine fleeces have sold nt last week's
prhes and medium wools ale active and
llrm. A small boom In enroot wools Is In 1
progress, 'p,-,,, dales ate 1,783,000 pound!' do- I
. ...... (rt .....1 ItT fi r,....ln 1. n.nl '
.(,!-. ' (I llllll OH.HV iniiiiiiin lllll'.H'lt I ."I'll I
r.f 2.t;7il.Wv) pounds for this wei k. against I
a iraai 01 i.t.n.txM poiiuus last wcck uuu a
total of 3,9l2,ajo pounds fur the correspond
ing wek Inst year. Receltits show nn In-irea-o
cf 781 hale.4 (lomertlc and 1,711 hales
foreign against last yeur. The sales show
nnd 'ncreasn of '.mci.ooi 'lounds domestlo
and n decreusp of 21.501 nnunds foreign.
ST. LOCIS. Feb. Ifi.-WOOL-Dull for line
grades, while medium nnd coarse ate llrm;
prices unchanged.
Drs Goods Mnrkcl.
NUW YORK, Feb. Ifi. DRY GOODS
llrown sheetings In moderate demand.
Prices firm; mnro doing In drills; sales to
day ul 61'Jc. Ducks are Htroiig and gen
erally : tier cent higher In combination
goods and ,t to ' higher In outside makes.
Fair nnler.4 nro reported fur bleached cot
tons and Indications of hluher nrlces beforp
long In some aunrlers. All conrde colored
cottons Htroiig: several leading lines of I
denims withdrawn from sale. Ginghams
fining and higher pi Ices likely for dress
Hiylos. Linens qulel. Hurlups also scarce,
but prices unaltered.
uiinr Mnrkct,
NUW ORLHANS. Feb. 16 -Sl'GAR-Quiet,
open kettle, 3Tfil3-l6c, open kettle,
centrifugal, l4M iMfir. centrifugal, yellow,
IVdlT.c, seconds. ilMUV. MoI.ishcs, quiet,
centrifugal, fCoc.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef GtUle Sell in About tbi Stme Notch
11 on Thundy.
NO GREAT CHANGE IN THE FEEDER TRADE
j IIiirs Oppn rtvr to Ten Higher, but
Close ulth (lood Shore of Advnnee
Lost Sheep III Dcillllllll III
Sternly Prices.
.. , SOUTH OMAHA. Keb. 16.
Receipts wcro: Caltle. llogs. Sheep.
Orllclal Monday 2,733 3.49 9.4l!0
Oillclnl Tuesday 3,476 6,062 fi.3vi
Ofllcla! Wednesday 2,133 S.I31 9.7V2
Oillclnl Thursday 2,'UD 6,614 4.617
Olllclal Friday A... 2.2i0 5.011 6.S20
Five dnys till- week. .. .12,721 28,210 37,0:11
Same days last week.... 12,116 21.S95 17,l5fi
Same dnyn week boforc. 12.035 23,611 21,330
Same three weeks ago.. 13,316 30,416 15.1W
Avenigo price paid for hogs for tho last
several dn)s with comparisons:
11900. H39.lflS.U887.L'96,l?3.lSM,
Jnn.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jnn.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Keb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Fell.
Feb.
Keb.
4 Mi .1 srt 3 721 I .1SI
I 3 Sil i 21
621 3 63 67 3 201
I 3 681 3 Ii 3 271
I Hi ' J
5 11
6 21
5 14
6 03
6 13
6 19
6 1
28..
29..
30..
31..
I. ..
2...
3...
4...
5..
6...
. .
8...
9...
10..
II. .
I'!..
13..
14..
13. .
Hi..
4 19 3 97
4 62'
3 64
3 27
93 3 Mi
4 641
4 53
4 67
3 70
29
3 91
3 0
3 6S
3 64
3 CO
?. 6I 3 66
3 9S
3 6
3 61
.1 27
fi 14
1 03
4 68
4 ti
3 67
3 69
3 63
3 73
3 72
3 72
3 20 4 ra
3 691
3 Kil 3 6
3 211 3 93
3 6SI
4 fifi
4 70
I 6S
4 75
3 7fi
:t S2
0 09
3 56
3 C6
3 66
3 19! 4 00
5 01
I 4 01
3 951 4 84
3 71
3 23
or
931 4 07, 4 W
4 Sll 3 70; 3 71
4 S0 3 71 3 76
1 3 66 3 77
I 3 S0i 5 02
3 27 3 S9 j 4 W
3 251 3 Sll .1 t,'J -3
2S 3 f9i 3 75! 5 06
4 79 I 3 SI
4 82 3 CSI 13 301 3 93 3 S6I 5 08
I 761 3 65 3 S3) 3 99 3 S2 I 94
I 10 3 6SI 3 K9i 3 361 3 92 3
4 S7
I S3 3 681 3 M 3 3I , 3 79
I 90
Indicates Sutidni'.
The olllclal number of cars of
brought In todny by each road was:
,. r. u Cnttle. Hogs.
stock
sirp.
16
:'i
1
io
,i
O. fir St. L. Hy
Missouri Paclllc Rv
Cnlon Pacific system?..
C. fi- N. w. Ry
K K. fi- M. v. R. ......
S. C. fir P. Ry
C.. St. P.. M. fi: O. Rv.
H. fi- M. R. R. R ;..
C, H. fi- g. Ry
K. C. fi- St. J
C.. R. I. fi: P. Ry., east
.. R. I. fi- P. Hy WCst
Illinois Central
4
13
19
3
II
10
fi
1
16
1
i
r.
3
:i
1
Total receipts HT. fil 33
Tho illsnmttlon of tho day's receipts was
us follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
f,"lTrT'. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co i r93
G. II. Hammond Co 57 711 ''26
Swift and Company 415 9".-, 1 147
Cudahy Packing 'Co 434 635 1,172
Armour fi- Co 477 41 1 799
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C... 43
Cudahy Pack. Co.. K. C. 219 1,413 ..'.!
Cudahy Pk. Co., country ;)
Swift and Co., country 1 3,9
R. Decker fir Degiill 23 ....
Viinsaut fir Co 4 ....
Hill fi- Huntzlnger 33 ....
Huston fi- Co 3
Livingstone fi-Schnller.... 13 "
Hamilton fi- Rothschild... fit; .
Dentils fir Co 12
St. L. Dressed Meet Co 208
Other buyers ins .... 122
Tolnls 2,230 4,690 6,153
CATTLH Aside from a dozen loads of
cnttlo from Kansas City, tho cattle In the
yards today were nil on sole, so that there
wns qultn a .showing or fat cattle. The
market ns a whole did not show much
chnngo ns compared with yesterday, tho
general trade being about steady im all
kinds.
Thu demand for cornfed cattle was good
this morning, but buyers were not Inclined
to bid price up any. On the contrary the
market opened a little slow nnd In some
cases buyer' offers were If anything ensier
thnt yesterday. Still there was a suf
ficient demand to hold the mnrket pretty
dole to steady, nnd there wns not enough
chnngp In nny direction to quote. Mayers
reported n gondi many ordinary cnttlo
among the offerings nnd very few thnt
could hp called uood.
Thero was about the usual demand for
cows nnd heifers, but buyerr showed somo
disposition 'o bo n little benrlsh on the
common nun medium grade nnd in snots
tho market wns n little ensier. However,
the chnngo In tho market as n whole was
hardly Important enough to quote nnd It
would huve to bo cnlled about n steady
mf.rket.
Blockers nnd feeders were In moderate
supply nnd no Important changes occurred
In the market. One bunch of mixed cat
tle ranging from calves to two-year-olds
mid n 15.10, which looked like a good
strone price. Representntlvp snles:
HI3HK STKKRS.
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
1 f.30 2 60 14 1087 4 15
13 938 3 SO rt W5fi 4 .V)
6 9IR 3 95 100 1102 4 50
9 986 3 95 .".5 1159 I 50
42 10W 4 03 4 917 I 60
12 976 I 03 34 115S 4 55
6 9)S I 15 12 1177 I 60
21 1039 4 30 2 1323 4 fiO
37 1108 I 30 K 1229 4 60
10.1 1016 I 3(1 10 1212 I 60
4 1017 I 35 13 1244 4 fiO
36 1153 4 35 9 1011 4 60
J 990 4 to 10 1216 i 60
35 1022 I 40 31 1133 4 17'&
II 1015 4 10 1 1160 I 70
t 1170 4 40 18 1127 4 70
9 1124 I 10 15 1078 I 75
21 1094 I 45 31 1261 4 95
21 1013 4 45 6ii 1485 5 00
COWS.
1 890 2 50 2 11fi5 3 35
2 905 2 60 21 1071 3 35
1 P60 2 50 3 1223 ,'l 15
6 921 2 60 S 1161 3 10
1 900 2 65 1 1(W 3 40
3 930 2 75 1 1190 3 10
9 S81 2 SO 11 1015 3 10
' .180 2 90 1 l.iOO 3 40
1 9S0 2 90 3 1210 3 10
3 1054 2 90 2 1210 3 15
1 1160 3 fO 6 1293 3 50
3 9") 3 Oil 1 1037 3 50
2 1070 3 00 25 1083 3 53
1 1095 3 0.1 11 11S1 3 ,V,
2 1010 3 00 fi 1233 3 53
100 3 f 40 1081 3 53
2 10S 3(0 10 10.38 3 55
4 915 3 00 4( 935 3 55
2 1160 3 00 4 1167 3 55
2 970 3 10 4 1020 3 65
5 930 3 10 1 1170 3 70
1 1O30 3 15 2 1045 3 70
2 1005 3 15 1 1260 3 70
14 H6'i 3 25 2 1150 3 75
2 1095 3 25 2 1195 3 73
1 1230 3 25 21 1069 3 73
1 1320 3 23 1 1180 3 75
1 1300 3 25 4 925 3 75
1 12f0 3 25 19 912 3 .80
995 3 25 2 S70 3 80
27 910 3 25 7 1103 3 85
1 S70 3 25 1 1240 3 ST.
3 1094 3 25 12 1064 3 85
1 1070 3 23 1 1290 3 85
7 1211 3 25 2 1220 3 P )
2 1090 3 25 19 1013 3 90
f, 10JS 3 10 9 866 3 95
1 1070 3 30 I 1190 I 00
1 910 3 30 1 1230 4 00
1 1100 3 30 fi 1025 I 00
1 980 3 33 18 1113 I 03
5 1051 3 35 2 1595 I 10
1 1OS0 3 S3 2 1240 I 10
8 1023 3 13 1 940 I 25
IIKIFHRS.
3 1216 3 23 1 1110 I 00
1 1000 3 43 2 70 4 10
2 780 3 75 13 1161 1 10
1 870 3 80 2 1110 4 1 0
3 873 3 i :
HKLLS.
1 1340 3 (V1 2 14W) 3 43
1 1000 3 15 2.1 1615 3 50
1 1110 3 25 3 1593 3 50
1 1570 3 25 3 1433 3 55
1 1220 3 35 1 R50 3 60
2 1170 3 33 1 1260 3 60
1 1610 3 40 1 1620 3 fiO
1 1610 3 10 1 810 3 05
1 1400 3 10 1 1770 3 (7.
1 1170 3 40 1 20(-0 3 f.3 '
1 19.50 3 10 1 1120 3 65
1 1830 3 10 1 1310 3 70
t 1910 3 4 0 1 1340 3 75
1 1260 3 40 1 1130 3 73
J 1400 3 41 1 1?0 I a
STOOKK.R8 AND KRKDKRS. .
2 680 3 60 2 910 4 35
2 690 3 75 3 681 I 35
S S13 3 S3 2 (90 I 33
1 660 1 00 3 1026 if)
1 050 1 10 5 S90 1 10
1 870 I 10 10 914 4 10
1 310 4 23 3 630 ( 10
6 738 I 25 3 693 4 65
13 869 4 25 12 841 1 fio
9 7S0 I 25 1 S6() I 60
3 973 4 25 1 390 4 60
8 C05 I 31 2.... 593 I 63
CALVKS.
1.,..' 1C0 . 23 4 167 7 f)
1 210 fi .V) 1 130 7 00
1...I I'O 7 00 1 CM 7
STUKRS AND IIHIFISHS,
K, . DM 4 40 12 .... 11S6 1 70
II , . ,'fl 4 55
STOCK COWS AND IIIJII'IIHH,
I . R60 3 1 0 1 920 3 '5
3, 960 3 25 6 634 3 65
926 3 90
1 710 3 50 '
STKKRS TKX AS.
12 1147 I 0)
lin'-s AND HKIKIIHH.
2 7C0 3 on 19 1114 3 70
1082 3 .V. 19 1011 3 76
6 930 3 .V. 16 1096 3 75
1 CM 3 50 1 700 3 S3
1 660 3 HU 33.' 1025 4 CO
I AM 3 (V, 15 1072 4 15
16 1076 3 IK 13 1003 4 25
3 1093 3 70
STAGS.
1 1680 4 CO
HOGS The market opened this morning
.... ,!,n,f. "' Jut about 7,H' hlslier on
all kinds. The demand nppep-ed to be good
and close to half of the hos here sold In a
short time Some of the heaviest packers.
HowcW'V were holding back and apparently
not Inclined to pay the advance, so tli.it
when the nmre urgent orders were llllcd the
market slowed v.p Thete wns In reality no
teason for an ndviuice except the moderate
receipts and good .temntid. n Chicago
wns reported nt the rnenlng only a strong
marke and later reported the early
strength hut The market closed slow, with
the ently nilv.in.e pretty much lost.
1 ViVly f''" u,, largely at ll.SOff
1 , .. 1 .2 li,rBe proportion of ine snles nt
11.82't, 14.8.1 and II 87'.,. The top sales were
or very choice hogs. Uiler on buyers
wanted good hogs at II SO
It will be noted from the table or acrage
prlrcs above that todas's advance cnrtles
the average pi Ice hack to neai the highest
point touched so far this season List
iTldav the average price was 11.81, which
was the high day up tn that time.
Included In today's receipts were ten loads
consigned direct lo Cudahy from Kansas
Clt). RepresentntUe wiles.
At I tin time of closing this report, at
1:30, there was still about ten loads unsold,
for whl. Ii buyers were offering ll.75fil.M)
according io quality. Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
19 tili ... 14 10 61 2iVi i l S3
63 I fill ... 4 60 41 373 41 I S2l3
16 Hrt ... 4 75 IS 235 40 I 82'.
88 181 40 t 73 72 228 ... 4 82',
14 1I ... I 73 58 211 160 1 82k.
69 210 SO I 77"; 76 233 10 I 82'..
18 232 ... I 77'5 71 211 10 1 V2'7
95 2ffi ... 4 77',i 73 241 ... 4 82'j
14 207 ... II SO 12 211 ... I vji.
70 206 ... 1 SO S3 219 40 I
32 261 40 I 80 65 211 SO t 82 U.
61 200 SO I 0 75 237 40 I V2'..
Ii9 249 ... I Si) 7s 217 ... I 82'i
12 1 ... SO ,83 213 W 4 SJU
LI8 235 Ml .1 Srt 64 222 40 4 V2'h
29 219 ... I .80 40 210 ... I 85
75 211 ,.. I SO 59 273 ... 4 83
70 2tit 40 4 W) 58 260 ... 4 S3
12 235 ,.. 4 811 39 275 SO 4 85
.' 20ii ... I SO kii 267 0 4 85
70 221 10 I SO 70 224 ... IV.
13i 226 ... 4 80 S9 229 120 I SB
73 224 120 1 SO 78 25ft 120 4 85
04 257 ... 4 80 61 252 40 4 S5
in Xa2 ... 4 80 79 2:12 . . 4 87U
12 237 ... 4 si) 68 266 ... 4 ST 3
73 210 . . 1 82'. 54 306 ... I 90
64 215 10 I S2'j 59 280 ... 4 90
(il 2.V! 200 I .82' 1 6J 270 ... I 90
SI I UK P Today's receipts were the larg
est since Wednesday, there being thlrly
threo cars reported in the ynrds. Some of
the rpcelofs were srdd to nrrlve ut 5c ad
vance over yesterday. The geneial mnrket,
however, wns .Hist steady with yesterday on
sheep and a large proportion of the nrrlvnls
sold on that basis. Chicago reported sheep
market UV lower and Hip market here eased
off and i losed about thnt much lower.
The market on lambs wns not very nctlve
or ver good nt nny time nnd II closed off
weak and Iflo lower. Chicago reported the
lamb market slow and lftt'JOe lower, ho
that there was no reason for expecting any
thing very good here.
Quotnllnns: Choice hsndv weight yenr
llngs, I3.7of76.00: good to choice fed year
ling. l3.60fi,-,.75; fair to good yearlings, 13.10
llfj.fiO: cood to chnlcn withers 15.3.vri.V60r
fair to good wethers, ffi.10ftTt.C5; good to
choice fed ewes. I.70J4.S6; good to choice
fed native lambs 6.75fi7.fi): good to choice
western lambs. 4.60Ji;,75; Tail- to good fed
western Ininhs. 6.40Ii1.60; fetder wethers.
l.23'Si.7ri; feeder yearlings. I5.0ryoi5.('0; good
to ehohe feeder lambs, 4.75ifi.75; Repre
sentative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
1 western ewe 90 4 m
6 westsrn ewes 86 4 67
63 western wethers 106 5 25
415 western wethors llfi 6 no
222 western wethers 102 r. C)
224 western wethers 102 6 Ol
417 western yearlings 101 5 SO
1 western ewe Ho 3 JO
20) western ewes 98 4 63
1 nntlve ewe 180 6 O)
181 mixed yearlings 93 6 75
260 western lambs St 1! 40
32 native lambs SO 6 65
2 western lambs 103 6 63
49 native lambs 101 6 73
I cull ewes 132 3 75
63 goats 76 I 60
172 western wethers 116 6 25
4T0 western wethers .-. Ill 5 fn
1.87 Mexican sheep Hi 5 M
i"8 western yearlings 101 6 70
81 western yearlings 102 3 70
J IK w estern yearlings 107 0 70
26 lambs 101 1; ar,
221 western lambs m 6 .r
36 western lambs 87 3 65
I'HKuno i.ivi: sTonc miiikc.t.
CMHo (Jeiteriilly Stend Houm her
iirc Simile Hinder 8licci l.inwr,
CHICAGO. Keb, 16.-CATTLL-C.ooil to
choice, generally steady; poor to medium.
slow to 10c lower; butchers' stocks, steady
Texans were quiet; Texas bulls, llrm; good
to choice, l5.O0Sifi.O0; poor to medium, 4.00t
4.80; mixed stockers. I3.10WI.75; selected
feeders, 11.00'jf 1.76: good to choice cows. 13.10
Si 1. 10; heifers, I3.25'( 1.75; cannera, I2.50li2.91.
bulls, I2.7H1 1. 10; calves, 5,OX'f7.S0; fed Texas
nceves, ji.uururi.ini.
HOGS Average shade higher; top, 3.02i3;
fnlr clearances; mixed and butchers, 4.75'n
5.00; good to choice, heavy. !4.90fi6.02''i:
rough. 11.7511 1.85; light, ll.70fii.n2U; hulk of
saies, i.ki)j km.
SIIKKP AND LAMHS-Slow, 15ft 23c
lower; native wethers, II.7515.(W; lambs.
15.0017.00; western wethers, II.S515.60;
lambs, I6.0016.1KI.
RKCF.I PI'S-Cattle, 3,000 head, hogs, 27.00)
head; Hhcep, S.010 head.
5dv 1 itrL I, Me St nek.
NKW YORK, Feb. lO.-HKKVF.S Re
ceipts. 2,311 head; twenty-two cars on sale,
demand fair; nteers steady; hulls and eown.
steady to strong, all sold; steers, 11.705
5.10; bulls, 3.3oiil.l5; enwe, !2 25?il.2fi, no
later cable advices; exports, 2"0 eat Hp to
morrow, 169 cnttle, 99 sheep nnd 2,000 quar
tern of beef.
CALVKS -Receipts, 198' head: veils llrm.
all sold; common to choice veals. I5.IKV
S.75; little calves, H.O01I.5O; harmard
stock iinm.nnl.
SIIKKP AND LAMIIR-Rccelpts, 1,017'
head; 20 14 cars on Mile; sheep, llrm; lambs,
loe higher, two cars unsold! sheep. l.ooii
4.75; lamliV, I7.0uti7.0; one deck, 17 i0; culls,
16.
HOGS --Receipts. 3,356 head; forty head
on sale; market steady.
K-wimiin Clly I, Hp Slock.
KANSAS CITY. Teh. Ili.-CATTLK-lte-celplH.
4,600 head natives, sun head Texans;
killing grades, shade lower; slackers' and
feeders, steady; heavy native steers. $4.7rfi
5.35; lightweights. 11.301 1. so; stockers and
feedern. 11.0015.00; butcher cows nnd heifers.
13.251 1.25; canners, IJ.6oii3.20: fed wpntcrns,
11.0511.70; wpstern feeders, 3.35?f4.35: Tcx
nns. 13 651! 4.60.
IIOGS-Recelpts, 10.SO0 heud; receipts of
good qunllty, prices firm to 60 higher;
heavy, 11.751 1.85; mixed, tl.65fil.80; light,
11.601 1.76: pigs. 11.001 1, ft).
SIIKKP AND LAMMS-RecclplH, 2,700
bend; mnrket slow, sternly to 10c lower;
Iambs. II i16.fi3; ye.irllngH. I2.5516..65; mut
tons, !l. 6515.35: stockers nnd fcedera, ..'!. 601
6.20; culls, !'l.ooi?;.50.
St. I, null 1,1 e Stuck,
ST LOI'IS, Feb. 16.-CATTLi:-Recepls.
I. 10) head. Including 601 head Texans; mnr
ket steady; native shipping und export
hteers, II. 7516.25; dressed heef und butcher
steers. ll.lnf5.lio; steers, under J.Ono lbs..
II. 601 1.60; Mockers und feeders. 83.3011 63;
cows and heifers. I2 00f,70: eunners. $1251
2.85; bulls, 12.7513.70; Texas and Indian
steers, 13.6514.60; cows and heifers, 2.45'.
3.0).
llOGS-RecelptH. 8,100 head: market weak
nfter ti strong opening: pigs and lights, i.8i
14.90: puckers. l.85tf.l9i; butch-rs, 11.951?
5.05.
SIIKKP AND LAMMS Receipts, 1 3n0
bend; market strong; unlive muttons, l.'i.oOk
5.75: Iambs, 5.501j7.25; culls mid bucks, 2.7.'i
ii 4.50.
SI, .lilxcith Live StneU,
SOI'TII ST. .IOSKPII, Foil. 16.-iSpcl.il )
Tho .lounial ouotos:
CATTLH Receipts, 1,700 head; mnrket
weak lo 10c lower; quality fair; nativis.
14.031 3.35; Texas and westerns. IKWiS It;
cows nnd heifers. t.'.OOfi 1, 10; bulls and sias.
12.001 1.75; yearlings and calves. II 10? 5 in;
Miockers und feudcis, 11.251 1. 'X; vfiils, 11.60't1
7.25.
HOGS - Receipts, 1,000 head: tnnrkei
opened 5c higher; advance Inst, all grades,
11.701 1.80; hulk of sales, II.72W 1.75.
SIIKKP AND LAMMS - Receipts. 1200
head; market "weaker; western lambs, ID 80.
Stoel. In Slulit.
Following are tho receipts at the four
principal western markets for February 1'S
Cattle. llit'K. Sheen.
South Omaha 2.20 5,nil (i.82i
Chicago 3.000 27.000 K.firt
KunsaH City B,3u0 10,800 2.700
St. Louis 1,100 8,I0) UO)
Totnls ..
.11,68) 61.211 19.0;C
(III Mnrket.
OIL CITY. Feb, 16, OILS Credit bill
anccs, 11.68, ccrtllituttti, no hid, offer or
1 .V) 3 3fi 2....
sale; shipments, 15.094 bbls.; nverfie. Kl.foi
bids.; runs, 81,758 bbls.; average, .17,130 bbls.
LONDON. Keb. lfi.-OILS-Turpclltlllo
spirits. 39s lo'td.
NKW YORK. Feb. 16.-OI I.S-Cotlonseed.
steady; prime crude. 31c; prime yellow, 3c.
Petroleum, llrm. Rosin, steady; strnlned.
common to good, 1.70. Turpentine, uteidler,
66056' tc
Shoe nnd t.rntlier Trade,
CHICAGO. Feb 16.-The Shoe nnd
Leather Review tomorrow will s.tv.
The packers have little trouble in dlP's
Ing of their branded hides, but nathe steers
nnd cows ure dull and neglected. The tan-
, tiers uuu country nines nr.- r.liiilyclv
, cheaper and are tiegleillng the pukcr mar.
I kets. We quote natlc steels 1.!',c and l.t'ie;
1 Texas. 13c; Colorado steers und branded'
I cons, UVtc nnd II V. nnd heay mid light
' nntlve cow, ll'jc.
Itnlse flip I'okI .Miners,
IIAXKLTON. Pa.. Keb. hi.-The emplne
of the Lehigh Valley Coal company In the
Hnzelton region wero untitled today or an
other Increase of 2 per cent In their wagi.
the Increase Inning gone lulu elfcct Keb
ruiiry I. The new wage scalp Is 2 per cent
below the 5 basis and Is the highest wages
paid by the Lehigh Valley since securing
control of the collieries In this region
About 2,011) men are nITectcil.
No Ailtnnee In Irrniinis,
CHICAGO, Feb. 16. There was a quiet
tneetlns of the members of the Union
Mroom companx. known as the hronmcoin
trust, in this city, mid II is said nn effort
was made to adv. moo the prlro of brush
from 1201 lo 1220 n ton, but the wl.ser head
tliiusht It best not to. The dealers out
side claim this will be done at Hip next
meeting. From all sections como reports of
Increased acreage this year.
Record fur Deep Sen SoiimHim,
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10 -The Pulled
States steamship Nero, (lining Its recent
survey for n trans-PacllIc cable, broke tho
record for deep sea soundings. One sound
ing near Guam Island marked 5,160 rathiimt
and another 5,269 fathoms, only slt-sl
feet short of nix statute miles That H
deeper than the height of the lilu'lict
mountain penk on the land surface of the
globe.
Annnuneenienls.
This afternoon and tonight "Tlin Advent
ure of Lady 1'rsula" will be presented at
lloyd's by William Morris nml company,
headed by Miss Francis Drake. Mr. Morris
wns last seen here In the star part of "I'nder
tho Red ltohe." In which he wns n success.
Sunday llnrry Cnrfcn Clarke will present
thp humorous fnrcp. "What Happened to
Jones." He will give hut two performances,'
tnntlnce nnd night. Turnday and Wedticn lay
Frnncls Wilson will be seen In "Krminle."
Paulino Hnll, Jennie Wcathurnby and Wil
liam llroderlck nro three of tho old cost
with hltn.
Tho Inst two performances of this week's
hill will bo given nt the Orpheitm today.
The mnlluee nt 2-30 p. in., which Is calcu
lated ror women and children. Is always well
attended, tho school children having the day
to IhrniKplves and bcco:ne regular patrons
of vaudeville. The wild, weird scene pre
sented hy the whirling, tdirlcklng Arabian
troupe of acrobats will prove n pleasing fea
ture, ns It has throughout the entire week.
The feats of strength nnd nglllly performed
by these swnrthy sons of the desert nre cer
tainly very clever nnd their grouping Into
pyramids Is picturesque.
h i
COLDS
' 9
Rndwn's Ready Relief cures and prevsntt
Coui,!'s. ("olds. Sore Throat. Influenza, Mron.
chltls. Pneumonia, Swelling of the Joints,
Lumhngn, lulUmmatlnns, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, llendacr , Toothnche, Asthma,
Dltncult llreathlng.
Riidway's Ready Relief Is a surp cur foi
every Pn!n, Sprnln, Hrulse, Pains In 1 m
nnck. Chost or Limits. It was the Hrst nnd
Is the only Pain Remedy that lnsiHti.lv
stops ihrt most excrutlatlng pnlns, nllav'i
Inflammation and cures congestion, whethei
of the lungs, slomii'di, bowels or othei
rlnnds o organs, by one application.
!'on ivrr.itwi, wit ii.vrintwi, usn
A half to n te.vpoonful In half a tnmblei
nt water will In a few minutes cure Crnmpsi
Spasms, Sour Stomach. Heartburn. Nery.
ousnes" Sleeplessness Sick Headache Di
nrrhop.1. Dysentfry, Colic, Flatulency,' nnd
all internal pnlns There Ii not n remedial
ngent In the world thnt will cure Fever nnd
Ague and nil other malarious, bilious nnd
other fevers, aided by KADWAY'S PILLS,
o quickly ns RA D WAY'S READY It Ire
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flfidrrny . Co., nr. Rim St., Xerr York.
DENVE
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Best Dining Car Service.
Omaha &St. Louis B,R.
WABASH ROUTE.
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TO
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rne Khunis I II). luiiic. St. I. mils
11111I nil points ens) or south. SPKC1AI,
RATIOS TO HOT SPItlMJS, A II Ii,
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a sM'tPin. cures iroublcsnm
Agenli Wanted female complaints Com
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