Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY BI3K: TUESDAY, FEBinTAT?Y 5. 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
All EeporU Oompiro Against Wht&t'i Am
bition to Bite.
CORN AND OATS ADVANCED AT CLOSING
Trade In (hr I.nttrr Ik Hmnlt nil (I
Jlinlly I.ocnl 1'riivlnltiim Hold
I'lrni on I. Iuli( IIoht
lleerlptn.
CHICAOO, Feb. .-Cnbles, wires nnd
ptathtl:n were against higher wheat
jirlcos today nnd May closed 4c under
Friday. Corn nnd outs closed u shade
IiIkIht nnd provision 24J7Gc to ",4c tip.
Wheat tho greater part of tho Besslon was
dull. Alny opened "ifTic lower nt 75Uc
1o 75Uc under the Inlluenco of lower ca
bleu. Heavy northwestern receipts ac
cumulated since Friday and a bearish set
of world's statistics. A recovery to 7514c
took jiiaco during tho forenoon on buying
iJ a prominent operator nnd some pur-
liases by scalpers. Tho market was sus
tained nt this recovery by a visible de-
reaso of l.wi.fxio bu. and tnlk of export
ynles for a time, but outsldo support mis
netting nnd exporters reported only two
loads taken, and May Inter drugged to 73
WiSHc ami closed heavy ?c lower at 75'ie,
Jteports of receipts Included nrrlvalM slnco
Ji-,r,l'.y Irl'ry receipts oggreguted I,
JJS.OOO bu.. compared with W7,uw bu. las'.
eur. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
Ml cum, against Wfi last week and fiH" a
Jeur HBO. Local recelptH were, nlncty
tttreo cars, nlno of contract grade. World's
slilpmunts wero G,2i3,joo bu., agalnm 7.M7.-
bu. Ihu previous week and -I.DH.COl bll.
ti year ago. Tho amount on ocean passage
jdiuived tin Increnso of 1,I10,0C bu. accord
ing to Hoard of Trndo figures Seaboard
clearances In wheat nnd Hour wero ti75,tW
bu. sltifo Friday.
Corn was quiet, but remarkably firm, In
eiv of the wheat weakness, fhu crowd
was generally bullish on the small con
tract stocks nnd Rood ensh demand for
3; Receipts were &S2 cars since Friday
iJITerliiRii were rath.-r freo nt the openlni'.
but wero helped up by commission nomes
with 11 readiness that later caused a dis
turbance among shorts who covered early
sains. .May sold between Mr and .W,f
H;Se and closed a shado higher at Wu
V',0rio..w.ni'' ""'y.f1 ""11 local trndo In
5,w!2' , mnrltet sold Arm moro from
lack of se Ing pressure than from tiny
!.ii.,na..ni''t "rmnesH with which somo
11. K'L ?'K 1 1"'" ,nro UfrM Inllucnced
th;i market. Hecelpts were Ml cars. Mav
a shado up lit 2fiH')25ic.
i,f.',rJ'vl,Vli"nM v"'r,a ,lr.'c on n run of
t fin M, "yi I''";l "'d , between J1I.00 and
l.li 1 i""1 t-,,""l,i '4c higher at lU.W. May
ard between J7.&0 nnd J7.57H. closing 7',4;
iV1 i.."1'1 '1,ay rl,m "etween J7.fo and
ItnoflTO-'i'. 0 ''"J""0'1 nt
Ustlmateil receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 32
2fl!rHj head.' C"rHi oM"' 220 cars; 1,08S'
The leading futures ranged as follows:
A rtlcles.l Opon.i IIIgh. I.ow.TcToBe!Frld'y.
Wheat
Feb.
Mar.
May
Corn-
Feb.
Mar.
May
Oats
Feb.
May
Pork-
IVb.
Mny
Lord
Feb.
Mar.
May
Illbs-
IVb.
May
73V4
74?,
70
:ci(.37
37t;
23i4
13 75
13 ?2;
7 33
7 10
7 43
ns2
C 974
No. 2. '
i?l "iuWW1!! wcro a'- 'o""ws:
stralDl li i- oUll:, rVvln,,er P'l'ents tZ.rJXM;
stralghtH, ?.l.20(fT3.6ri elenrs. KJO-fn.sO' snrln-i
peelals. JI.SoVll.SO; patens lUmfin
re"1:'- 3 flpr",fr' C"iWlHc; No. 2
JiM-H '0, o?7'1"01 No- 2 yellow. 37ic.
xu:.J mN?' 2; .'U-'Wc: No. 2 whl c. S&iet
.,:i&!;,?!rN. cih"1Jc1e:oTnN,1,,nfr rS-
estern. JI.7IW1.70H. Frlmo 'timotl iv V 3
.l.vPv,Ih,OIsS Mesa pork, per bbl tit so
(T 3.&3 l.nrd.per 100 ll.s.. $7.'l2477 .45. Short
r bs sliles (loose). J8.907? 5 )ry sa W
shoulders (boxed). tfi.26t,.50. short clear
shies (boxeil). J7.3Ofl7.40. """rt ciuir
KhY.'Vi"'"0'1 t)"Nlf' f hlKh wlncs' "cr
ftr!l"lahB "r0 Ul rece1"'8 nml sIHpments
1,,cs,,lpmj."
wheat. b.. itliZ
IB, Dll lU4.0fs 271 (ru
JiarlP, bu 92iTO j-
m:w youjc (jiixhhai. MAitKiir.
'liHiludons f l. ),. Vnrloiis
CoiiiliHHlllles.
V,-"' . ll"!,,. J2.43Tf2.fA Hyo
JIs-n ' t3AyiS.W. lluckwheat Hour. J2.17
Nerv"k!,,:!ATQ,,,et at C2rfl,52iic- c-ronN.MRAr-Stendy:
yellow western
i ,lV'l'Hni: No. 2 wenlern. time. f. o
b. nlloat; stato rye. r.fif(67c. e. I r
.l.A1U'li.Yfilll.f'f; ff dlnir, 3S51c. c. I f
York. 5 mixHI"K' WliGlc' f., Now
iJ.JHy MAr.T-Western. R372c
WIIHAT-Hccclpts, 1B(000 bu.Y oxiiortn
313.rt0 bu.; spot, weak; 'No. 2 red. 79J 79Tie:
h, " loot; No. l northern, nuluth
f.0' J' ""oat; No. 1 hard Uu ut h
Kic, t. o. b. ailoat. Options showed lull.'
ness and depression pretty nil cli all lav
burdened by bearish weekly Hlntlst cs'
lower cables, short cables anil Improved
weather conditions west; closed weak at
V 'I0' ,'l''cllno; Mnreh. 79 3-179 5-lGc
l PiT'-J'-'Vr i ?y' 7?'iS0". dosed 79Tie ;
,. '-OHN-Kece pts, 4SI.500 bu.; exports. 150-
f,.i bl ,",l0'l- Tho option market
most of tho day was Btendy to rm , ,
llboral decrease on passage, fears of
r'iVer J",,C1L'""S' "-TTtli of clearances and
scant offerings; closed steady nnd partly
rJ?.tv,,lgl,Vr; J.lnrcn CI0SP'I 43' e; May.
i.,?.ATS-U.colp,i,,'..iO'n0o Ports. 30.000
SuiS: N:'' ? w',l,.p- ?:U32t4c; No ' 3 white
trade, white. 3ty33c. Options wero iliitl but
.-ll0i!s-Q.li'ii Bjnto. common to choice
I'rnn. lwirvm iww Hytrin-. .,,5.
HIDKS Firm; Onlvestnn, 20 to 23 lbs
Wtt??' il!!f"njLn 21 to 25 'UH-. Texas
dry. !24 in .ta lliM.. IK..
l.RATHFU-Steadyj hemlock sole. Huenos
HUfV'lHc "" wuiBiiiH, .ujic; nclil
WOOI-null; domestic fleece, SlfiSfic
lOVlSIONS-Heef. dull: family. S II. (Off
J;'"! mess. J9.oxff!).&0: iifef hams. JllO.'ij1
4..w. imiiin, , jiu.uukhu.mj; city extra. Im .i
f , JI4.0J1O16.0O. Cut meats, ste.uly;
pickled bell es. J7.C2WP8.75; plckle.l hoiiU
lers. W.7Mi6.00; plckle.l hams. 9.C0ifW6H.
l.ard, llrm; western steamed. JS.OO; rellned.
Ilrm; continent. J7.H0: South Amerfcu. JSW
i'r'.Vr'. fc-W'.6,624, Fork, dull: family
"n jm' B,10rt cU'ar' '13-7sWltf-50i mess
841B'Jo. Japan, 4iiTITtc
TALI.OW Weak; city, 5e; country, B4Q
llUTTFU-Hecelpls. S,3S pkgs.; steady;
creamery. 164to; factory, IHitPic. .
ClIBKHK-rtooPlptH. 921 pkg ' firm;
fiinniv Inrcn full tnmlA mjg.Hi7 '
KCSOS-Hecelpts. S.574'pkgs.; llrm; west-
viAw ' i-vrzv, Duuiiioru, at mark,
MRTAI.K Rumor had It In local netal
circles today that Hesscmer pig Iron at
Flttsburg had advanced from J12.ro to
tlS(V It. 111., vnll.... I..,. .....T. .
by reliable sources hero receiving direct
Hum iiiuiiuii iiniii i-iiiDuiirg iiiiu mo ugurti
Mmnlnu ..I II tTt ..ti 1 ...... I J 1 1 . -.
I..." . V....M. .... iuuui II III! IllurKUt
wns dull and featureless at J9.5OfT10.5n for
Til It.... wnrrmitu nnpllmrn .P AA
..r ...... H......VW. ..u. ...... . ...uu.iiy TU.UJ
(iiiu.50. southern foundry JH.50jii5.f3 and
unft until hprn 11.1.50ii IS 00. WUIw.nt n..v
Mtlmulntlng dnmnnd tin advanced about 30
points in uympntny wun u rise In London
of ri 10s to 122 17s fid. It ruled quiet.
1 nil .1.,.. .....I nnr,n. ....' A
IIlM.r..-( .in til. .1 VilWVii ilUini UMl lirill
nt JJ6.50. Copper wtw without Important
liovr iuuiuiu iuiu nua iiviiiuiiiuj iuuicu Ul
i?7. J2 72fftT4
-,i?l. itl 73?
TCVifrU 754 7&373U 75U
'I, "' 37 37!,
37- .ISH 37M as
3039((,3DHtcV 39 l39!fU
2'i 2-lli 24H 2t4
23WAU 2M. 23! 25U?.
3 82!4 13S2H 13 RO 13 SO
II ("J 14 10 H 00 ll(.)
I;::";;;;; 24-4
7 w ' "i'titii "h'w" 7 cita
"7 0214 "705" "Yob" 7W
J17.00 for Lake Superior and JIS.IBH for cast
ing and electrolytic. Lead and spelter
ruled dull and unchanged, with trading
slow on the basis of J 1.37' k and Jt.'JOJJ 1 03,
respectively.
OMAHA WIIOI.ns.VI.M MAHKCTS.
Conditions of Trndo nml (liiolntlnns
on Mtnplr nml I'll lie r I'rinluee.
EOOS Ueeelpts. light; good stock, 16c.
L1VK POtMiTUY-Uen. SUflec. spring
chickens. 5WJCc; roosters. 334c: ducks, 63
6V4e; geese. 6Si'rf?c; turkeys. Mi 7c.
FIIKSH DHKSSKD FOt?I.TIlY-Hens. 7c;
roosters, 5f5c; ducks. 7'.4gsc; K'e, stfHc;
spring chickens, per lb., 7c; turkeys, uc.
Q AMU Mallard ducks, per doz.. J3.0Oft
3.50; teal. t:.6Kfl 7S; mixed. $1.50ni.73; Jack
rabbits. J1.23Q1.50; cottontails, 73cll.
HUTTKH Common to fair, llimHc;
choice. 13'(lle: sejiarator, 23c.
FHKSH OYSTKHS - First grade, solid
packed. New York counts, per can. 3Sc: ex
tra selects. 32c, standards, 2an: medium,
10c. Second grnde, slack Illicd, New York
counts, per can, 30c; extra selects, 26c;
Mnndards 20c; bulk standards, per gal.,
J1.2.J.
f llOZKN FRKSIl F1BH Hlaek bass, 10c;
ivhlto bass, 10c; bluertsh. 11c; bullheads. 10c;
blm fins, 7c; cntllsh, 12c; cod. 9c: cropple.
10c; clscoes. fr; halibut, 11c: herring, 4W
fic; hadilock, Sc; mackerel, 20c; perch, AP
ic: pickerel, 7c; pike, Pc; red snnppcr, luc;
salmon, 14e; sunllsh, Ec; smelts, 10c; trout,
10c: whltcllsh, Sc.
FIOFONH -f.lve, per doz.. 90c.
VKALS-Cholce. nil 10c.
IIAl I'rlr.! rillnlr..! Hmnhn Wrlft!osn1p
Hay Uenlers ussoclntlon: Cholco upland,
JS; No. 1 upnind, J7..V); medhim, J7: coarse.
J5 50. Hyo straw. J3.50. These prices nro
for hnv of irnnil pnlnr nnd nunlllv. Dnmnnil
fair Hecelpts. 9 cars.
OATS-No. 3 white, Ha.
t'OHN No. 3, 32c.
HKAN J14.C0.
VKORTADLES. '
FAUSNtPS-r-er bu.. COc.
TUHNH'8-Icr bu. bnskct. 40c.
JIHFTS-l'cr bu., 40c.
CAIIKOTH-I'cr bu.. 40c.
J.mTI'CH-Pcr doz.. 40ffl5c.
ItADISIIKS-Po'- doz.. 33c.
I'AKSLKY-I cr doz.. 53c.
I1FAN.S Wax. tur Im. Imst(i.. !
string, 9) .
FOTATOE'3-Per bu., 603C0c; Idaho, per
VFFT POTATOES-Per bbl., J2.
CAllHAOF-Holland seed. i;c.
TOMATOL'S California, ner 4. basket
crate. J2
ONIONS Native, nrr tin., tl? f?nlnrniln
?i-ii.j, iiur hi.,
'.kiuji V C;
-California, as to size, 4375c;
23:in-
Kalamazoo
CAULIFLOWICU-Cnllfornla, per crate,
J3.
FUU1TS.
OIIAPRS-Mnlnga, per keg, J6.WVT9.00.
APPI.KH t'..r lihl Rn. .tlnrn 1'J
3.50: California llellllnwerH'. nnr box.' 1.50.
, CHANUEHHHiS-llell and Hligle, J10 per
bbl.; JursoyB, per bbl., J9; per crate, J3.2.
TltOPICAI, FHUIT5.
pnANOES California seedlings, J2.23
02.51'; navels, J2.73U3.23; Mexicans, J2.59;
Florldns, J3.25.
uj'..MUN-Callfornln, extra fancy, J3.50;
lNANAS Per bunch, according to size,
i' lus-cnllfornln, new cartons, 80c; layers,
'Gf: Imported, per lb., 13815c.
IJATES Persian. In fiil.ll. Untnn Rnlr r.f
per lb.; Halloween, 6',4c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lHDKS-No. 1 green. 6c; No. 2 green,
5c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 6c; No.
1 v,enLc""' s lo 12 11)S- Sc: No. 2 veal
v-.iii. i- ni ii. ins., uc; ,ir. niiles, S713c;
s,Vt:,,'pJ'el,.!'' ZQ5c; horse hides. Jl.502.23.
MiTS-Kngllsh walnuts, per lb 13c; til
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., lSW20c;
HAU.:itIfItAIITI.r 1.1,1 tl. nJi l,l
bbl.. J2.60.
SI. I.ouIk (Sriiln nml Pro vlxl.ms.
ST r.niTtQ 1,VI. i.ttMlt. in.
cash, nl.-vnlor.724o:, track. 73?ic; Mny. 734
v. ... iu. iiiiru, iu7iic.
'"ii ; .o. . casn, ,ttc; track. ?i'5
374c; May. 37fi3Vo; July, isVicl
''" - ensn, JTiic; track.
!C i'(26M.c; May. 23T(,c; No. 2 ivhlto, 2314c.
H E Lower at Elc. ,
l.'i nlM) rl.iln. 1 . 1... .
n.I...i: OVfrtl flllini.. nml u.r.l.ltu o Ortr?n ....
clear! J8.7MiS.9oi , " ' ""
KhLDH Timothy, firm; average, JI.33W
.i0. with nrlmn WOrlll mnro 1 l ru
bid,
COItNMEAI-Steady nt J2.05.
HltAN SfMirfn nml firm n AnB
track, 09c.
J7'ofiVo"fii)Veak; t,mothy' 9'WG12.&0; prairie,
WlllHKY-Steady nt J1.27.
UION C01"l'ONTIES $1.23.
uaooinc 75r:?ic.
HUMP TWINE 9c.
PltnVIHiriN'.tDnrlr Or.n. Il.l.l .iipa
Lard, higher at J7.2j. Dry suit meuts
(i)oxcui. nrm; extra snorts. $7.124; clear
rllw. J7.23; clear sides, J7.374. Dncon
UlOKPlll. Ilrm.r! nvlrr. ulinrtu ? VI' 1.
fibs. JS.12'4; clear sides. j,S.23:'
ME'l A I.S-Lead. unchanged. J U7!ifl 1.20.
W'l Mill Ulllll 1. C
i-jji ui iti aicauy; cnicKpnn, 7',Sc;
turkeVH. MiUc: vmini?. 7r: Hiw-Um c.
5C ' " " h,
dairy, lifiinc.
KtlOH- Higher nt 16-ic.
1 f 17 " I " 1 1 'rsi 1,-1 ... ... 11 r.vi i.i.is . .i .
- - ....... .....CI,, 1VIIIUI,
134.0OO bu.; corn, 371,000 bu.: oats. 107,000 bu
HIIIPMENTS-Flour, R.dOO bbls.; wheat,
uv.vi uu.. l-iiiii. w.i-w uu.; onis. im.
l.lveri I (iriiln nml ProvlslniiM.
T.!'.MIlnni. T.VI. .1 -iviipim a .
llrm; No. 1 California. 6s 4d; No. 2 red west-
nrn. uHnlur. RuA'..1 Vn 1 ..nn.np.. ..........
" (. .nr. ii, pining
6s 4d. Futures, iinlpt: Mnrnli. ; m
fisV4d. "
coilis spot. (ulct; Amcrlcnn mixed, new.
3sl0d; Amerlenn mixed, old, 3s 11VW1. Fu
tures, dull; February, 3s 9Vd; March. 3a
9-.il; May, 3s 9'.4d.
FLUtm St. Louis fancy winter, steady
at Ss fid.
HOPS At London (Pncldc coast), steady
nt 5 15s,
PEAS-Canadlon, Ks 8d.
PItOVISlONS Pork, nrlmn n...irn
dull at fi0s3.1 Lard, American rellned.'
ciulut at 39s. Hams, short cut, dull nt 4ls fid.
iiiuiiii. iiiiiufi i.iiiii I'm, uiui ni it's, aimrt
Ilia .(nil nt Jlu Sllii.nM.. ,... '...2
'" ' ..... " ....M.i.ii i niu,ti.., iiuil'l
nt Wis. Short clenr backs, 16 to 20 lbs,, dull
III OIH JU.
K ii ii miis City (i rill ii nml I'm vlslnim.
KANSAS CITY. Feb, 4.-VI lEAT-May.
6i',ie; cash, No. 2 hard, 6S'i(6Si.c; No. 3
C7Ji t;so ; No. 2 red, 70Ii7le; No. J, 671.'269c,
COKN May. Sfic; cash. No. 2 mixed. S5o:
No. 2 white. 30Ue; No. 3. 3',c. ",,kCU' 'JL'
OATS-No. 2 white. 2727',4c.
UYE-No. 2, IS'vc.
llAY-Chnleo timothy, J10.30ffll.00; cholco
prnlrH. Jt50Wi.OO.
lll'TTEH-Creamery. 17ff20c; dnlry, fnncy,
lie.
EOflS Firm; frenh Missouri nnd Knn
sas stock, lfio dnz.. loss on, cases returned;
new whltpwood eases Includpd. Uc more.
HECEIPTS-Wheat. 231,200 b"u.; corn
15S.400 bu.; oats, 1N.OX) bu.
SlUPMENTS-Wheat. iS.COO bu.; corn. 40.
Ouo bu.; oats, K.OW bu.
(irnlii AHlinrp nml Allnnt.
ill.1 1 cl' 4-l'o stntemfnt of
inn vision- Mipiuy ot grnin in storo md
ailoat on Saturday. February 2, as com
piled by the New York Produco oxchnnge.
Is ns follows:
Wheat, 59.767.O0i) bu.. a decrenso of !.
024.OK) bu.; corn, 14,523.000 bu.. nn Increase
of fiSS.Oft) bu. ; oats, 9.929 0)11 bu., a decrease
of 223,(H) bu.; rye, 1,193.Oj0 bu., n deorcafo
of 19 oho bu.; barley, 1.S74.000 bu., a decrc.ifo
of 66,000 bu.
Pbllllil.-lplilli Proiliiei- Inrli'l.
PIIILAnELPIlIA. Feb. 4. - Ill'TTEIl -
nieauy; uincy wesiern creamerv, 22".c
fancy western prints, 22e; fancy nearby. 2ic
EOOS lc lower; fresh nearby, western
.1.1(1 iinlilliU'liulnni fmuit n n ...
CHEESE Dull nnd wenk; New York full
creams, iiuiey Mnau, ii4c; .oiv York full
creams, fair to choice, lOXi U',4c.
'I'liledu tSi'iiln nnd Seed,
TOLEDO, O., Feb. 4,-WIIEAT-Dull;
cash. 7SVie; May, Mc; July, 90'ic
COUN Quiet and llrm; cash, 3Si4c; May.
39i4e.
OATS-Steady; cash, 26c; May, 26Vc.
HYE-52I4C "
CLOVEHSEED-FIrm: 1SP9 prime, Jfi.75;
cash, J7.45; March, $7.30. ' '
llliviiuKip (J rill n Market.
MILWAFKEE. Wis.. Feb. 4.-WI1EAT-Loiver;
No. 1 northern, 75',4S76c; No. 2
northern. 72'.4tf(73c,
HYE-Lower; No. 1. 62V1C.
UAULEY Sternly; No. 2, COc; sample, 40
Uiilntli (irnln MnrUet.
ntJLUTH, Feb. 4.-WHEAT-No. 1 hnrd,
it'ic: No, 1 northern, 72ic; No. 2 northern,
62.i4y635.io; No. 1 northern to arrive, 735ic:
May. 76',ie. S
COHN-36e.
OAT8-26tj26Uc.
MlniK'iiiiolU 'Vli.i, Flour mid llrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 4.-WHEAT-Mny.
74,iJi747i.c; July. 7Sc; on track, No. 1
hard. 16c; No. 1 northern, 74sc; No. 2
northern. 7lUm2tfe.
KlKln lllittrr Mnrlcet.
UTllV 111 l.'h i tllT'lTi.'i) ri
nt
21e; no offerings; output for tho week, 10,520
t'ITei -YliirUt-t,
NEW YORIC. Feb. 4.-COFFEE-Spot
linriK Htpmlvl Vn. 7 1nvn(iA 1r ,.nml..nl
mild, dull: Cordova. Sfil2Wc. Futures onenpr!
steady, with prices 10 points lower under
Bcncrui selling, icu uy room ucaru and tor
..... i.cuiiiiiB, ner iu., irqoftc; roastCU, IjWif
TAci llrazlls, lie; pecans, loflttc.
ii.t;?J,'Y:t:olora(i0' 21-scctlon case, J3.75.
CIOEU-l'cr bbl., J3; per half-bbl.. J3.
elfin Interests. The weak European mar
kets nnd spot market, with glut of supplies
the world over, were depressing Influenced.
Speculation was retarded by nbsenrn of cn
bles from Brazil, which markets were
closed on nccount of church holiday. Sen
timent ns a whole was bearlshly Inclined
tinder favorable prospects for continued
heavy receipts nnd for n record-brcnklng
new crop. The innrknt closed steady, with
prices 6ftl5 points lower. Total lale-i were
20.WO bag", Including. March. S.4'i?5.45c;
May, 6. Soft 6.60c. July. B.63e; September, 6.70
fiu,.5cj November, t.SOc; December, 5.93c.
MOVIIMIJ.NTS OF STlicK AM) IIOMtS.
Snutlitrii Pnellle lle:it Dniiiliintps
AITnlrs mi Wall Street.
NEW VOHK, Feb. 4.-The stock market
was tinder the Influence of the news of the
purchase of control of the Southern Pa
cific by n syndicate In the Interests of the
Fnlon Pnclllc. Notwithstanding tho plain
corroboration by the topo on Friday of the
rumors of the "deal" the speculators were
not without doubts nnd the official admis
sion after the market had closed on Fri
day found tho street In a state of unpro
pnrodness, lor while rumors of denlK have
been thick for many weeks past this par
ticular one had not been formulated, etfen
In tho formation of the tipsters.
The natural consequence was n large nnd
excited ilemnnd for stocks nt the opening
louay. as a result or llie accumulation or
buying orders In commission olllcrs since
Inst Friday there were wide openings In
various stocks under the pxrlted bidding
of competing brokers. They bought 12,5oo
shares of Fnlon Pacific upon the fall of
the hammer nt the simultaneous price of
SSMiSO1;. compared with S7 on Friday
night. The opening prlcp In Southern Pa
cific was tho highest, that stock selling at
both 47',4 and 47 on the transfer of x,om
shares, The demand came from London
and tho opening price here wns consider
nbly below the parity of that established In
London thh morning. Opinion In Wnll
street did not conclude that the sale of
tho road Is for the benellt of tho stock
which remains on tho market, ns It consti
tutes it minority of tho road nresumnhlv to
bu used for tho bpst Interests of the Fnlon
Pacllle. The professional sneeulatorH took
an aetlvo part In the market with the nd
vnntngi! offered of the lame outside de
mand for stocks nttrnctcd by tho Southern
I'aciuc iicai.
In their manipulation to ndvnnce prices
one operator made a demonstrative bid for
10.000 shares of Fnlon Pacific nt 90. U wns
quickly supplied In u single block nnd as n
consequence Fnlon Pacific ruled below that
tor tne rest or the day.
Tho completion of the Southern Pacific
transaction caused additional credence to
rumors of other similar transactions. It is
highly probable nlso that the likelihood of
runner 'ran.mctloiis is increased by the
fruition of this plan. The large demand
for Atchison nnd for Hock Island wns at
tracted by this probability. Tin? movement
In these two stocks was, on the whole, the
most conspicuous of the dav. Tho rise In
Atchison reached 2V4 nnd in Hock Island 2
on the very large dealings. The'movement
In Louisville apparently was based on the
fact that it has had no considerable rise
since Its dividend hns been Increased.
The buoyancy of Chlcnao Orent Western
storks gave color to recent rumors that It
Is to pass to tho control of some larger
road. The common stock advanced l'i, tho
preferred 3i4 and the preferred "It" S'i.
Tho rise In tho railroad, which wait very
genernl In sympathy with tho movements,
Invited heavy realizing nnd tho bull specu
lators turned their attention to other qunr
ters of the list to sustnln the market. Tho
most conspicuous part of this operation
was shown In local tractions. Brooklyn
Transit nnd Mnnhnttan rising V each and
Metropolitan 214. Thcro was n period of
activity and strength In tho steel stocks
which lifted them from 1 to ?. Humors
tlint tlirealened conilict In the steel trade
had been averted by agreement helped the
movement. The whole market was In
clined to run off In the late dealings on
realizing nnd llie close wns pasy. Al
though the speculation for the rlso wns
very confident counter considerations wore
not entirely lost sight of. The fact that a
considerable business In slocks predicted
extensive consolidations, tho possibility of
popular disapproval leading In hostile leg
islation, tho prices paid for the roads ab
sorbed nnd the possibility of ilumngo to
roads not included lending to rivalries nnd
renrlsnls wero nil discussed, although they
received small credence. Tho Inroads upon
tho money market snown ny lust weeks
enormous loan expansion, as the result of
nnother heavy llnnnclal operation, gives
somo weight to execution of future develop
ments m tne money mantel. Htcriiug ex
chnngo continued to ndvnnce, notwlth
stnnding nn curlier market In London and
the probability or goici exports tins week.
Tho bond market was strong and slightly
moro nctlvo than on Friday. Total sales.
par value, $7,310,000. United States bonds
wero an uncnangen nn ina insi can.
The following nre tho closing prices on
the New York Stock exchnnge:
Atchison
do pfd
flnlllmnrx O..
rSMVnbash
13J
12'C
2X4
17',i
ml '
do pfd
W. & L. E...
dn 2.1 nfd
Can. Pacific ....
Can. Koutupro .
("lies. At Ohio...
Chicago O. W..
r ii a;, u
i'SVj
Wis. Central ....
40 Third Avenuo ...
2('V4 II. & O. pfd
KG National Tube ..
2 do pfd
120
H)
61
UK)
155
179
51
137
30V,
t
IS
21
WU
l
17
29?i
71
464
M14
59
t!)
115-
140
43
1 15
9"-i
, 46 ifc
' lilVi
,191
i?Vii
. 2ii
Chicago 1. & L.
no pin
Chicago & E. 1.
Chicago i N. W
67 Adams Express.
III'A Am. Kvnnmq
173 P. S. Express....
C. H. I. & P. ..
i.ivs weiis-eargo us
C. C. C & St. L
Colo. Southern .
ii.'s Alii. cot. UU...
i iz do prd
40 Am. Malting
ir.'Al dn iifil
do 1st ptd
.In "il nfd
Del. k Hudson..
I51i,4 Amer. S. & H.
Del. L. v....
Den. & HIo O...
w no prd
33f Amer. Spirits
do prd
Erlo
lr iHt Ilfll
. sit;
21.
do iif.l..
Amer. S. H
, KV.
no pru
Amer. S. .t V..
do pfd
Am. Tin Plate...
do nf.l.
Ot. Nor. Pfd
Hocking Coal ..
.191
1IV4
Hocking vuiiev.
llllnrtlu Cnlrnl.
, 4)li
.12("i.
Iowa Central ...
- 26W
'Am. Tobacco ...
do ptd
L. E. W
dn nfd
53'-
in -ii.
42 'Ana. Mln.' Co.'.'.",
IU in iv. nap. Tr. ...
.220 Colo. F. & I
W! Con. Tobacco . .
,120t do pfd
.163 Federal Steel ...
. 16 do pfd
. fi'-Hi Oen. Electric ...
.106' Glucose Sugar .
. Vl do pfd
. 70'! Int'n'l Phiipp
Lake Shore
Louis. &. Nash..
Mnnhnttnn L ..
Met. St. Hy
Mex. Central ...
Minn. & St. L...
do prd
Mo. Pnclllc
Mobllo & Ohio..
M.. K. a I
do pfil
N. J. Central...
N. Y. Central...
Nor. & West....
dn nfd
20l -'o pfd. ...
. 59'' Laclede 6 lis '.'.'.'.'.'. 7;
119
73
.lo2 Nat. HlKoult
.14l4 do pfd
. I5 National Lead .
. E1V do pfd
. Mln National Steel .
. S7',4 do pfd
. rVi N. Y. Air Hrake.
. 42 No. American ..
. 76 Pacllle Coast ...
.117'- do 1st pfd
. Si'i do 2d pfd
. 72 Pacllle Mali ....
. 12 People's das ...
. 03 Pressed S. C
. 9i Mo pfd
. 32 Pullman P. C...
. S0 Stand. II. & T. .
. 59 Sugar
. 2.:"'. do pfd
. 52 Tenn. C. I
.152 L S. I.rn.thne
.IM2
93
IS
wl
11
93
15S
No. PaclltC
do pfd
Ontario & W....
O, II. & N
in nfd
631
Pennsylvania ...
. S7
Heading
do 1st pfd
do 2d ptd
Hlo O. W
do pfd
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st pfd
.in mil
. fi."',A
.111 "
.103
1'
. i.'
.199
. SI,
137
.119
61
. ,:l
. 74',
. ifi
. 69 H
:?
St. L. S. W
tin prd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. Ai Omaha.
.192 do prd
.13.1 U. S. Hubber...
. do prd
. 2:iWcstern Fnlon..
. 7F4 Amal. Copper ..
. 2?.Jllepuble 1. & S.
. Mii4l do pfd
. !P. C. f. St. L
So. Pnelfc
So. Hallway ....
do pfd
Te. & Pacllle.
Fnlon Pnclllc ..
do pfd
9-1,
61?,
Ex-dlvIdend.
ew York Honey Mnrlvol,
NEW YORK, Fob. 4,-MONEY-On cnll.
steady a' lMf2 Pi'i cent; prlmo mercantllo
paper. 3K I per cent.
STEIF ' ''ir-Frm. with uc
tual business In bankers' bills nt J4.W, for
demand and nt JI.Ki'i for Hlxty dnvs;
posted ratus, J4.S30I.W; commercial bllla,
S4ifil Rl'.j.
SII'.VEU-Certllleales. 62flClc; bar. 61Uc:
Mevlrjin dollars. 47iic.
BONDS Governments, steady; state, In
active; railroad, llrm.
The oluslug pilccs on bonds today are as
follows'.
V 3. ret. 2i, res
'.'KHN. Y. C. Is....
107'.
do coupon
do 3s. reg.
dn enunon
.10.HIN. J. C. gon. 5.1
.12 V
.704
.110 .mi, I'acinc 3...
.110 do 4s
IT: S Y. C & S L 4s
.137'., N. vt W. c. 4s...
V.": i 0r,l Vnv' i
.113 do 4s
U a O. S. L. 6s
lirn, do consol 6s...
.123 Hcudlng gen. 4s.
.103 H. G. W Is....
. Pt L & I f o. 64
.110 Bl I. ft S F K. 6s,
,F6' Ht. Paul cons....
.121 St. P. C. & P. Is.
.139 do 6s
I.F4 So. Paeillo 4s....
do new 4s. reg
10SK.
do coupon ...
do old 4s, reg
do coupon
do 5i. reg
do coupon
D, of C. 3s, 63s.
Ateli. gen. 4s...
do ndj. 4s
Can. So, 2s
C. & O. 4s....
.101
.109
.Wl
. 9
. im-i;
.11314
.12s
.IV,
.1194
. .I4
.1154
. 63
.117
. M
.106H
do 6s
C. & N. W. c. 7s.
do 8. F. deb. 5s
Chicago Ter. 4s
Colo. So. 4s
1). & It. G. 4s..
iVHa if iv 4v . . .
. ' ho, Hallway Es..
. Wis. H. vi T. 6s....
.102'4T & P. Is
fill', n.
F. W. & D. C. Is
Gen. E'cctrlc 5s.
. f I'nlon Pacific 4s.
.I.WS.AVnbnsh Is
.116 I do 2s
.101 West Shore 4s..
. 79 Wis, Central is
. 97 Va. Centuries
.119-H
in, central is...
L. ft N. mil. 4s.
M.. K. & T. 2s..
do 4s
114
93
Offered.
llnnU CleiiriiiKS,
CINCINNATI. Feb. 4.-CIenrIngs, JI.53S,
650; money, 3W6 per cent; New York ex
change. 2n5I30e premium.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4,-Clearlngs, J22,090.V4;
balances. Jl, 465.529; posted exchange, Jl.5
(l.f.9: New York exchange, 6c discount,
ST, LOUIS, Feb. f-Cleailnss, JW'WS;
balances. Jl.342.52t; money, Btf6 per cent;
New York exchange, par bid, 10c premium
asked.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-Clearlngs,
i3,iK,Kii; naiancrs, J2,39i,wii.
HALTIMOHE, leb. 4.-Clearlngs, J2.S47,
862: balances. llfiooTl.
NEW YOKK, Feb. I.-Clcarlngs, $123.
901M15, balances, $10,278,253.
BOSTON. Feb. 4.-Clenrlngs, J1S,M3,303;
uaiauces, Jl,wu,9ii9,
llllBlfl. Ulnnlf lltlllllllnt.
BOSTON, Feb, 4.-Call loan, 34 per
cent; time loans, per ccni. umciai
closing:
A.. T. & S. F..
do pfd.....'...
Amer. Sugar ..
do pfd
Am. Telephone.
Boston & Al
. MUlWest End
. S9t4 Vestlngh. Elec
1i;vJ A lliUim 4a
6.M4,
102
.119 '.V E. O. & C. 5s
. 67
.I6J "P
23 Blng. Mln. Co..
.191 . .upptr .
.116 v Al. antic
.11.1. lliutnn X Mfltlt
. 1"
i7j;
:
31S
, M
X)
, 23
3
47
166
3$;;
49
iioston .t Me....
C, H. & Q
Dominion Coal.
do pfd
Federal Steel ..
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd
Oen. Elec. pfd..
Ed. Elec 111
Mex. Central ..
N. E. G. C...
Old Colony
Old Dominion .,
Hubber
' 11-. I'api'lc
Union Lnnd
Asked.
.lOS Butte Sc Boston.
Col. & Hecla....
I'fiilenniiil
.Ill Frnnklln
.159 Humboldt
.230 Osceola
. 16 Parrot
. IF4 tjuincy
.2os s.nita Fo Cop..
. Tamnrnek
. ID-', Ftah Mining ...
. " Winona
. 2 Wolverines
Sew Yuri; Mlnlnif Stoehs.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-TI10 following nro
quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con 29
Alice f,
Breece 700
Brunswick con.... 3,4
Comstock Tun... 4
Con. Cal. Vn .13"
Dcadwood Ten a. i2
Horn Sliver no
Iron Silver ii
Ltadvlllo Con.,.. 6
Little Chief .
... 13
...600
... 6)
... 9
... 6
... 12
.. 13
... CS
...416
Ontnrlo
Ophlr
I'linenix
Potosl
i.ivnire
Sierra Nevada
Smntl Hopes ,
Standard
London Stock (Imitation.
LONDON. Feb. I. I p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money ..
do account ..
Atchison
Can. Pacllle ....
81. Paul
Illinois Central.
Eric
do 1st pfd...
Pennsylvania .
nni
V.i 73(5
17
3ih
i'
52-'i
91 Heading
.156
No. Puelllu pfd.
Grand Trunk ..
''V',T
I.OIIIHVIIIO
93
Anaconda
Fnlon Pacific pfd M
Hand Mines ...
is. Y. Central ...14S
BAH SILVEH-Stendy nt 2S3-16d per
ounce.
MONEY-3ni per cent. Tho rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills la
4 per cent and for three-months' bills 3W
4 per cent.
I'lirelmi Financial.
LONDON, Feb. 4. Money wns In mod
erato demand today and wns more plenti
ful. Discounts were easy In expect itlnn
that the reduction of the Ilnnk of England
rate will enable tho flotation of tho forth
coming loan to bo made easily. Business
on the Stock exchange was inactive, but
tho feeling was tolerably cheerful. Ono
small failure was nnnounced. Consols
hardened. Home rails wero Irregular.
Among foreigners the fcaturo wus the,
sharp rise In the Chinese railroad lonn. on
the announcement that the coupon of Feb
ruary 1 wns being mild. Americans wcro
the best section. They opened Irregular,
but subsequently hardened. Tho feature
was the sharp udvance In Union Pacllle. In
sympathy with New York. Atchison nnd
Louisville wero In special favor. Grand
Trunks strengthened on good trafllc le
turns, Kufllrs opened good on announce
ment of General Kitchener's movements,
but rencted. American eagles nro quoted
In the open market at 76s 4d. Bar stiver
closed firm at 2.sLd ir ounce. Thu amount
of bullion taken Into the Hank of England
on balanco wns .C71.0U0.
BERLIN, Feb. 4,-IIome funds wero firm
on tho boursi today; Chinese were harder.
Locals fluctuated and Improved on Imar
covering, Discount houses reserved their
attitude owing to tho into of London ex
chnnge. Exchange on London. 20m 49ipfg
for checks. Discount rates: Short bills, 2'fc
per cent; threo mouths' bills, 314 per rent.
Tho weekly statement of tho Imperial
Hank of Germany shows tho following
changes: Cash In hand, decrease, 8,740,000
marks; treasury notes, Increnso, loo.ooo
marks; other securities, decrease, 23,160,000
marks: notes In circulation, Increase, i'7.
SW.000 minks.
PARIS, Feb. 4. Prices were Irregular on
the bourso loduy. Internationals wero firm,
especially Brazlllnns nnd Argentines. Cer
tnln Industrials relapsed. Thomson-Houston
shares being particularly wenk owing
to rumored forced' Hales. At tho closo
prices wero heavy., Rio tlnftis were dull,
but finished firmer Threo per cent rentes,
102f 20o for the account; oxchnnge on Ixm
don, 25f 16o for cheeks; Spanish 4s, 72.12.
Condition Af the Tn-nnuri',
WAStti vnrnv livii j t.,i
... - - , m . , . . uuaj n nimc
mer.t of tho treasury balances In the gen-
1 ..ml nv..1i.ul..A .1.- ,, .. n . .
.... ........ v-.-viuaivu ill HUT 41DU.UUlf.OUIJ gOld
reservo In tho division of redemption,
goldV'ri TO7"Ao 1 b"lancf"' 1 13.W.100;
Cotton Market.
iN,,,?V,,YC,UK. I1'' " -Friday's ndvnnco
in the local cotton market was augmented
today by additional gains, due, ils was
then the rase, to covering by nervous
shorts and light buying for foreign nccount.
Investors wero slow to enter the pit, owing
to conflicting reports concerning the dis
position Intended by tho Junuary clique of
Its takings on contrnct Crop estimates and
tho crop movement wcro also conflicting.
On tho opening tho mnrkct wns quiet nnd
6 points higher to 1 point lower. For tho
rest of the forenoon business wns light,
with tho shorts alone showing n positive
nttltude. Much smaller receipts Saturday
nnd today, with genernlly llrm and privato
Liverpool cnblcs, caused that branch of tho
trndo to seek protection nnd uvold further
commitments on tho short side. Mnnchester
wns reported to be doing a better business
with foreign countries, moro than ut nny
tlnui since the senson opened, while holders
of snot cotton were said to bo holding out
for higher prices. In the afternoon shorth'
nervousness Increased on the prediction of
nnother bullish change In prices abroad to
morrow and of continued light receipts.
Sellers were scarce nnd the market seemed
nlmost bare of cotton, while the short In
terest In March and May proved Itself to
bo more extensive than generally supposed.
Tho market finally was quiet and steady,
with prices unchanged to 9 points higher.
Spot closed quiet nnd He lower; middling
uplands. 9e; middling gulf. 10c; sales. 301
bales. Futures closed quiet and steady;
February, 9.3V;; March, 9 24c; April, 9.2Xc;
May, 9.30e; June, 9.25c; July, 9.25c: August,
S.92c: September, S.43e; October, 8.21c; No
vember, 8.07c; December, 9.17c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4. - COTTON -Firm;
snles, 10.123 bales: ordinary, 75-16c;
good ordlnnry. 7 lS-lfic; low middling,
8 9-lOc; middling, 9 5-16e: good middling.
9c; middling fair. 1015-16r; receipts, 9.711
bales: stock. 336.49,1 bales. Futures, steady;
February. 9.2Sfj9.30e; Mirrh. 9.26Q9.27c;
Anrll, 9.24f?9 26e; May. 9 2019.21c; June. 9.18
ffitUOe: July. 0.1Gfi9.17r; August. 8.70flS.72;
Si ptember. 8.2JTtS.3lc; October, 7.91fT7.93r.
ST LOFIR. Feb. 4.-COTTON-Qulet; no
sales: middling, 9c; receipts. 3.617 bales;
shipments, 3,560 bales; stork, 75,231 bales.
'Wool A net Inn SiiIpn,
LONDON, Feb. I.-The offerings nt the
wool auction sales today amounted to o.isi
bales. The attendance was smaller than
UHiml and the tone quiet. A fair selection
was put forward, but there wns less com
petition, and buyers did not display nny
eagerness to securo suitable lots. Prices
were not quotably lower. Crossbred sold
readily to the home trade and continent.
Following are the ?alos; New South
Wales. 2,200 bales: i-c-ured. 6dfi"ls Sd;
greasy. 4fi9Ud. Queensland. 2.600 bales;
scoured, SUdfils M; greasy, SfOHcl. Vic.
torla, 1.100 bales; ocourcd, 7dfl8 2l:
greasy, 4'4(!jlld. South Australia, 1.U0
bales; scoured. Is ld; greasy, 64j'7d.
West Australia. 2.200 bnlei; greasy, V,lt
7'd. New Zealand, 2,200 bnlcs; scoured, fiff
7d; greasy, a'insud. Buonos Ayres, 200
bales; greasy, 2?if 44il.
Oil nml Rosin. '
OIL CITY. P... Feb. 4 -Credlt balances.
$1.20; eertlllcntos, $1,22 bid at tho close:
runs, 121,537 bbls.: average, 67,139 bbls.;
shipments, 191,013 bbls,; average, 93,073 bbls
NEW YORK. Feb, 4,-OII.slEasy; prlmo
crude, 2Sc, nominal; prime yellow, 31c, Pe.
troloum, firm; rellned New York, $7.60;
Philadelphia nnd Baltimore, $7.50. Rosin
quiet; strained, common to good, $1,65. Tur
pentine, quiet nt 40'(j-llc.
LONDON. Feb. 4.-OILS-Cnlcutta lin
seed, spot. 53s 9d. Petroleum. American re
llned, &i.d. Turpentine sjitrite, 2Ss I0d,
Evaporated nml Dried I'rulla,
NEW YORK, Feb. 4. EVAPORATED
APPLES Trading was slow and of a
hand-to-mouth ordpr. The undertone, how
ever, was quite steady In sympathy with
bettor country ndvlccs, but prices remain
unchanged nt 34J(4c for state, common;
prime, 4ifi6c: cholco, 5VM?6c; fnncy, e'rt'c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Ruled
dull but steni'y at unchunged prices.
Prunes, 3'48c per lb as to size and
quality. Apricots, Royal, 7iilu12c: Moor
Park, SUfilsc. Peaches, peeled, 14018c; un
peeled, 610c, '
Sugar nnd Mo1ne,
NEW ORLEANS. Fob. 4. - SUGAR -Quiet:
open kettle 3',4e3T4c: open kettle,
centrifugal. 4fj4 5-lSc: centrifugal, yellow,
4tl4c; hecopds. 243'lc. Molasses, quiet;
open kottlp, 2oQ30c; centrifugal, sfjixic.
Syruji, SUiWc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt! Light and Good Cattle
Brought Steadj to Strong Fricei.
HOGS ADVANCE ABOUT A NICKEL
Mieop .llnrket Urll Supplied nml
Wrthcrit ami line llrnuulit AI,ojt
Stenily Prices, but I.iiiiiIin
Were Slow nnd Loiter.
HnttTtt mlAIIA Wnli 1
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
Ofllclal Monday 1,377 3.LU0 2.918
Same day lust week 2,102 4.7W 4,113
Knnnv lint l..,r..... I .11 P. It!'. ! IITn
...... n i i-n uciwii;.. i,uiii w,uiv
Sumo threo weeks ngo.. 3,69.1 4, MM 4.0;i
rilimn f.in. . .i. .1 Mi! A nt'i
- .... ..-v:in ii(.vi. . Jilli. .v...
Hnmo day last year.... 2,567 3,061 4,li
Average price paid for hogs for the past
scleral days, with comparisons:
Jnn 1S
3 69,
3 b
3 72
3 S2
3 901
3 96
4 11
Jan. 16.!'.
.Inti. 1?
4 58
3 r
3 26
4 62,
3 52
3 88
3 84
3 83
V i
3 23
Jan. is!!.'
6 20
6 294
6 27
6 25S
5 124
6 14V,
6 ?1
6 18
5 22i
1 "SV
C 25i,:
Ifr
6 22
C 23
S 31
4 48
4 53
4 54
4 61
3 49
3 47
3 61
3 51
3 61
Jan. is.,,
J ii n n
3 61
3 26
3 88
3 66
3 60
3 26
3 26
3 23
3 23
3 33
3 33
3 30
Jan. 21...
Jan. 22,,,
Jun, 23...
J'". 'i ...
Jun, 23...
Jan. 26,, .
Jun. 27...
Jan, is...
Jan. 29...
Jan 3o,, .
Jan, CI...
3 69
3 66!
3 61
3 67
3 62
3 63
3 72
3 67
3 62
3 64
3 K
3 S3
4 63
3 91
4 59
4 65
4 48
4 65
4 62
4 62
4 54
4 5
4 67
1 68
4 62
3 86
3 84
3 NI
3 79
3 6
3 92
4 W,
3 60
3 67
3 63
3 68
3 83
4 11
3 27
3 27
3 29
4 1U
3 93
3 97
3 S3
3 70
3 91
3 60
3 61
3 61
3 61
3 66
3 61
3 63
3 73
3 73,
a i 3 63
4 03 3 61
I 3 63
'ei. l..,.
Feb, 2....
3 27
3 19
3 20
eb. 3....
eb, 4....
3 69
3 59
4 03
3 251
3 98 3 63
Indicates Sunday.
Thrt nflllnl e nnH r . 1.
- V...V..,. iiuniiiui ill vilin ill Diuun.
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C.. M. Sc St. P. Ry 2 7
tllllnil Pnnlfln (Ifolniii i! .1 il
c. & n. w. ny...
P., E. Sc M. V. R. H S S
n. i: Jiy.., ;i
C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry... 20 9
R. Sc M. It. R. R .....7 7 "6
C, H, Sc Q. Ry I S 1
C, R. I. At P., cast 3 7..
Illinois Central 3 2
Total receipts 66 67 13
The dlsnosltlnn nt tbp iltiv'n rprnlntn wns
ns follows, ench buyer purchasing tho num
ber ui ueuu inuicatcu:
UUS'crs. Cnttle. Hoirs. Sheen.
umana 1'acKing co it
O. II. Hammond Co 129
693
!3S
22.1
607
Swift nnd Company 199
Cudnhy Packing Co S)
Armour & Co 219
1,000
627
913
1,490
190
R. Heoker fit Degnn 113
Vansant Sc Co 26
Lobman Sc Co 43
W. I. Stcpheliu 20
Hill Sc Huntzlnger 70
Livingstone Sc Srhallcr .. 3
Hamilton Sc Rothschild.. 37
A. H. Mnwhlnncy 12
Other buyers 53
Totals 1.400 3.911 2.650
CATTLE Thero was n light run of cattlo
hero todny, nnd, us the Uemnnd on tno part
of packers wus In good shape, tho market
ruled strong nnd nctlvo all around. Tho
receipts included about twenty-five cars of
beer steers nni! tney began moving toward
the scales nt nn enrly hour. Tho prices
paid looked strnnir us comnnrcd with tho
closo of lust week nnd where the cnttle Just
suited tho buyers they paid n little higher
prices owing to tho small receipts. Common
cattlo that sold to tho packers brought
lust about steaov prices. Feeder buyers
nro beginning to buy tho warmed-up cattlo
fully ns wun ns tho pnekers wneru tno
quality is untlsfnctory, widen is Helping out
the snlo nn tlint class or cattle.
There were about twenty cars of cows on
snlo today and they changed hands In good
season nt prices ranging strong to a dime
higher In some enses. Packers nil wanted
good stuff niul ns thcro was a limited num
ber they had to pay higher prices than
they did nt the closo of Inst weok. Tlio less
desirable grades did not show much Im
provement, although sellers found it much
easier than usual, to dispose of them.
Hulls, calves and stags wero also in good
demand nt slendy to strong prices.
Tho feeder trade started out In good
shape this week. Yurd trailers hnd very
few on hand nnd consequently they were
all looking for fresh supplies. Anything nt
nil good sold nt strong prices mid In'mnny
cases feeder buyers outbid tho packers on
wurmed-iin r.itt p. Common cattle brouglit
Just about steady prices. She stun of good
quality alho sold readily at firm prices.
Keprescniaiivo snics:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
Av.
610
, 723
783
910
913
, 870
970
115S
979
, 1009
1100
Pr.
2 50
2 60
3 90
4 13
4 20
I 30
4 33
4 40
4 10
4 50
4 50
4 60
No.
1
1
11
18
39
23
:o
19.
ss'.'.V.V.
14
Av.
1110
....1130
....1115
1293
910
1083
....1238
....1311
1274
....1130
....119J
Pr.
4 63
4 63
I ft,
4 73
4 73
4 SO
4 vi)
4 S3
4 !'0
5 110
5 ID
1....
3....
3....
10.,.,
26....
1....
1
96....
21....
1.'
11....
1030
STEERS
AND
COWS.
4....
:s....
l....
.. 733 4 13
33
no
4 40
STEERS AND
HEIFERS.
.. 726 3 SO l'i..
..1313 5 00
COWS,
780
9S0
1015
R50.
930
1210
937
1013
703
700
860
10S0
1110
1110
1100
1100
1161
923
1210
1200
1200
1193
107
1030
loss
1173
970
1130
fill-,
630
630
(M
710
1025
1010
1 1M
1460
(...A 160
16S0
1270
1583
1390
1400
......1150
1180
, 1060
3 00
1..
....1150
....1150
.... 953
....1370
.... 927
....1120
....1110
....1152
....1061
....1000
....1230
....1170
....1090
....1180
....1111
....1450,
.... 910
....1120
....io.-,o
.... 984
....1127
.... 9SI
....1121
....1177
....1460
....1510
....1030
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 30
3 35
3 Ti
3 10
3 40
3 40
3 10
3 (0
3 43
.", 15
3 43
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 V,
3 6,
3 65
3 63
3 75
3 75
3 SO
3 S3
2 23
2 33
2 35
2 40 ,
2 60
2 60
2 IB
21..
1..,
26...
6...
44..
8..
l...
l...
l...
7...
4...
O
1 '.'.'.
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
6...
1
1...
1...
Z i.l
2 75
2 80
2 85
2 83
2 83
2 M
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 M
3 05
3 10
3 15
6 ,
1
7
5
II
1
19.
19
9
16
1
1
1...
10...
4...
4...
3 "o
HEIFERS
3 l.i 6
3 15 2
3....
1....
1
4....
21....,
I.'.'.'.
1....
1....
1....
1....
1....
o
i!'.'.'.
i....
1....
l....
i....
.... 982
.... 835
.... 9v)
....1160
.... 610
....12W)
...1110
....126-,'
....12:0
....1570
....1060
....1120
....lonn
.... SM)
....1570
...,100
.... 850
3 35
3 5.)
3 75
3 SO
3 f.-
4 00
I 10
3 23
n
3 35
3 40
3 10
:: vi
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 10
3 23
3 :o
3 35
3 3"
HULLS.
2 rJ)
2 SO
3 00
3 00
3 15
3 15
3 23
3 25
3 23
CALVES.
2 00 '1
3 60 1
I 00 '.'
1
1
1
. 320
2S0
300
. 230
, 16,
200
r, 75
7 00
7 00
STAGS.
820 2 50
1
950 4 10
(iv, :i fin
STOCK COWS
7s0 3 00
9S0 3 00
67U 3 :.o
717 3 "0
AND
1.. ..
3
12
HEIFERS
im 3 :
1..
1..
3..
4..
.... 890
3 50
3 33
3 10
816
513
II
STOCK CALVES.
270 !l ill 4 2ST, 1 i!
260 3 50 12 453 5 60
175 I W
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
670
I.
537
I 25
570
910
450
611
4S0
600
tws
695
840
, 920
, 731
860
510
33,
13.
621
, 898
, 810
, 875
. 874
,1061
1071
. 968
, 991
. 646
, 9,11
681
4 30
I .V)
4 "0
4 30
4 30
I
3 25
3 25
3 50
3 50
3 75
3 S3
4 00
I 00
4 05
I 05
I 20
4 15
7
13
20
7
20::::::;::
23
30
4
I
1
4
40
40
10
10
50
1
13
5
3
4
1 5"
1
HOC58 There wns rather n light run of
hogs here today, nnd ns a result the market
whs a big nickel higher. Huyers stnrto.l
out and tried to buy hogs at $.27'., but
they did not meet with much success, nnd
hnd to raise their hands. The most of the
medium weights sold at $5.30. with th
heavyweights at-$5 32. and ns high as $5 35
was paid. Tho light hog? and common
stuff sola from $5,27 down. It was .i
fnlrly active market nt the ndvanco. and
practically everything was sold In good
season. The lust train that arrived though
did not sell quite ns well, thero being
fewer sales at $3.32 than early In tho
morning.
Tho market today wns nt the highest
point reached so far this year, and not
since April of Inst year has the averngo
cost reached today's mark. Representative
sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr
21 101 ... 1 73 70 211 40 6 30
83. .....137 40 6 10 61 260 10) 6 30
6S......1S2 SO 6 17 67 238 4J 5 30
61 210 40 5 : 61 . . .220 80 5 30
42 2$ ... 5 30 C7 260 ... 5 32
...380
...208
,...2IR
,...203
...267
. . .28.1
...211
. . .307
...190
...215
...237
...211
...MB
S 30 78 OI ...
1!0 6 30 61 273 ...
80 6.10 67 El ...
40 5 30 0 IS? 40
... 6 30 50 317 40
40 5 JO 71 212 ...
... 5 30 62 363 ...
SO 5 30 68 SSS 80
... 6 30 64 321 ...
... 5 3" 61 283 80
40 5 50 71 223 80
120 f, 30 61 281 120
40 6 30 67 235 160
... 6 30 41 311 ...
80 6 ."0 66 278 40
120 6 30 61 253 ...
... 6 W 71 227 SO
... 6 50 65 239 ...
40 '6 . '10 83 2tJ ...
20 6 30 64 251 40
... 6 30 77 252 80
SO 6 30 61 212 80
... 6 30 63 272 40
... 5 30 67 274 80
40 R m 61 241 ..
76.,
(V,.
61.,
26..
80..
6!)..
56..
50..
80. .
60..
69..
74..
15ft
A W4
6
A 32
3 32V,
D 324
o 32'i
6 :KH
6 Z2Vt
5 .BW
5 32
6 22i
6 rah
f. 32ii
5 3.'
5 324
6 32A
6 32
6 32
5 23
5 .15
43.
. . .3:
77 207
74 M
81.
..201
. .249
. .228
..227
..242
..221
..2)8
..194
60..,
71...
67...
68...
77...
71...
S3...
67 .
, mi v: wns limy IIIHIUl uu !
ngo supply of sheep here today, but ns
miyices from other points were none too
raiorable the feeling here was n little weak
on some grades. Receipts were made up
mostly of ewes and iambi, nml as a result
the few wetheis sold at strong prices. Tho
r.l.1!? i'!lso. ,,cl11 P I" Bod slmpo nnd
brought Just about last week's pile-.
iambi, how ever, wero slow sale nnd pi Ires
liV.ri? Kp"Lra1Iy a dime lower, llcnvywclghi
siurr was particularly hard to move and
buyer:, took 0ft the most on that clnss of
il i i C,10lN, Imudywelght stillf 't is
prices ""'" uiuilglll C1USC IU onajj
very few feeders were offered today and
the il.iin.ifi.l .....a u..iii..i... ... ...i... .i.X... ...
....... V - nuilU'll'l i IU 1UIVU Vlll'lll iiv
steady prices.
S110'""""": Choice fed wethers. $1,251?
4.10; fair to good wethers. $l.t1bl.25; cholco
lightweight yearlings, $l.65fi4.S&; fair to
Sfl'Vi yPHrUHR. JI40jf4.65; choice cweff. H 10
9)3.80; fair to good ewes, 3.0Kri3 I); ch dee
spring Iambs. J5.l5fr5.25: fair to goixl spring
lambs, $l.8tK(5.10; feeder owes, U2MJ3.50;
ftV,"'. .withers. $3,301(3.73; feeder lambs.
ff.uu-u4.iv. iieprescntailvo sales:
iNO.
A v.
Pr.
J2 00
3 W
3 .VI
3 73
3 73
3 75
4 25
4 3 )
I 60
4 65
4 75
4 l0
6 10
2.1 cull owes
1 bunk
. 79
. 110
. 9't
. 127
. 119
..111
. 110
211 western ewes !.
69 native owes
12 Niibmsk:i hwm.
420 western owe
1 tin f II'.. tvnlliAi.
222 western wethers
23S yearling wethers nnd sheep
637 Mexican yrnrllngs
22 nntll'ii Intuitu
119
78
81
66
6.1
100
270 western lambs
9i Nebraska lambs
CHICAGO I.IVI1 STOCK MARKUP.
Cnttle Sternly In St roiiir-llogs Shade
Higher Sheep Sternly.
CflirAOO. IYh. 4. CATTLE Henri tits.
19.0') head, Including 400 Texans; good to
choice steers, strong, others steady,
butchers stock nnd Texans, strong; good
to prime steers, J3.10110.oo; poor to medium,
3.rv'fi5.f'0: stockeers and feeders, steady nt
$2.004.00; rows. J2.63fil.20: heifers. S2.75ff
4.50; dinners-. $2,001(2.00: bulls, sternly at
J2.75ffl.23; calves, stronger nt S4.00fi0.00;
Texns-fed steers. Jl.00'(,4.80; Texns grass
steers. 3.30;il.00; Texas bulls, J2.50H3.65
HOCI3 Receipts today, 25,000 head: tomor
row, 25.(00 head; left over, 3.000 head; mar
ket opened strong nnd n shado higher and
closed ensler; mixed nnd butchers, J3.23
75.43; good to rholro heavy, f5.S3f5 45;
rough, heavy, J5.20ff5.30; light, J5.2O03.4O;
bulk of sali-M, J5.3oy5.40.
, SIIEE1 -Receipts, 20,000 hend: sheep nnd
lambs, sternly; yearlings, JI.60fJ6.15; good
to cholco wethers. il'iOdi I.Rfl! fnlr In nbnlne.
mlxed, J3.tXMj-l.rN); western sheep, J3.90J4.05:
Texas sheep, J2.60H3.50: native Inmbs, 5.1.30
51 5.30; western lambs, $5.00fj5.25f
Kmifiiift City l.lvc Sturlc Mnrltct.
KANSAS CITY. Keb. 4. CATTLE He
celpts, 5,600 hend nntlves nnd 2,000 bead
Texans; nntlvo steers, 10c lower; Texans,
strong; cows and heifers nnd stockers nnd
leedirs. steady: native beef steers. Jl.50(ir
5.50; stockers nnd feeders, J3,75ff4.75; west
ern fed sleers. ft 2515.00: Texnns nnd In
dlnns. $3.75fi4.(), cows. $3.00f(l.25: heifers,
J3.50fi4.60; dinners, J2.60fj3.00; bulls, J3.004J
4 60; cnlvs, J3.50ff7.5O.
UUUS Keeelnts. 5.000 hend: 10c li cher:
top. J5.42W.; bulk of snles. JSiOfriS.lO: linnvv.
$5.3503.42; mixed, J3.25fJ3.IO; light, J5.03fj
6.30; pigs. J3.6flf5.00.
SHEEP AND LAMPS lleeelnts. 3 200
head; 5c higher; western lambs, J3.15f?5.45;
western wethers, J4.25f(4.75; western year
lings. Jl.50fi5.00: c.ves. J3.7E4i-l.23: culls. J2.60
(83.50.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4. CATTLE Rncelnts.
2,700 hend, Including 1,000 head Texans;
market strong nnd shade to 5c higher, the
hitler for Texans; nntlvo shipping and ex
port steers, J4.75fi5.S0; dressed beef nnd
butcher steers, J4.4iV5f5.10: steers under 1,000
lbs., JI3.0f(l75; stockers and feeders, J2.40IJ)
1.00; cows and heifers. J2.kfi 1.73: ennners.
J1.25fi2.75; bulls, J2.40fi4.O0; Texas and In
dian strcrs, $3.50ff4,75; cows .nnd heifers,
J2.40fi6.75.
I IOOS-Receipts. 11.100 licnd: strong nnd
5o higher; pigs nnd lights. J3.23fi-3.35; pack
ers. J3.30ff5.IO; butchers. J5.35fi5.45.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Hecelpts. 800 hend:
active and strong: native muttons. J4.00iff
4.40; lambs, SI.l05iG.iV): culls and bucks, J2.75
ffj4.25; stockers, J2.23fl3.23.
Xeiv Vorlf Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4. REEVES Re
ceipts, 4,835 head: market rathrr alow and
generally steady; steers. Jl.50ff5.60; stock
ers, $3.60: bulls. $3.O0fjl.23; cows, $2.C6fJ3.75;
heifers. Jll.Oofi 1.40.
CAL ES Hern pts. 2.HS7 head: demind
fnlr; veuls. 25f50e lower; other calves about
steady; veals, $1.504 75; tops, $3.62fJ3.S5;
western. J 1.00.
SHEEP AND LAMMS Hecelpts. l.r.
head; good sheep, a trlllo firmer; others
slow; sheep, J3.); culls, Jl.75ft2.75; lambs,
JI.73tT5.!iO: one car at $6.00; culls, $l.00ffl,50;
Canada lambs, $5,76fi5.90.
linfiS-llcei'lnts. il.nn bead: llrm nt J5.65
f6.90; deck of Inferior light pigs at J5.&0.
St, Jonrpli 1,1 vc. Stock .Market.
SOFTII ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. 4.-fSne-
clal.) The Journal quotes;
CATTLE Receipts, wh neaa; market
strong to 10c higher; nntlves, J4.10ff6.25:
Texas anil westerns, M.turao.iu; cows ami
heifers. J2.10fil.25: bulls and stngs, I2.10W
4.50; yearlings and culves, J3.E0f4.iW; stock
ers nnd feeders, J3. 10114. 30; veals, J4.O0ff7.OO
HO(5S Receipts. 2.300 head- market f.fji
7c higher: all grades, J3.25ft3.42; bulk of
sales. J5.32'.'.f3.37; pigs steady.
SHEEP Receipts, l.ooo head: market 10c
lower.
Stock- In Slttbt.
Following nre the receipts nt the four
principal western markets for February 4:
Cnttle. Hogs. Shfp.
South Omaha 1.377 3,030 2.91S
Chicago 19,000 25,000 20 0 4)
Kaunas city 7,r.on ri.iMi
St. Louis 2,700 11.100 800
Totuls
30,577 45,010 20 918
civ York Dry CooiIm Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-DRY OOOPS
Owlng to bad weather spot business has
been slow today Orders from the r ad uro
of about average volume. No choline In
prices of nny line of eltlp r staplo or fancy
cotton goods. Print cloths nre dull nnd
unchanged. A number of lines of lirnvy
wnolon nnd worsted fancy suiting In men h
wear were offered today, but buyers
showed llttlo Interest In them. I'rlcoi
averaged about 20 per cent lower than a
year ago.
Wlllll Mlll'kf'l.
ST. I.OFIS. Feb. 4.-WOOI-I len vy ii.d
dragging; medium grades, Wt2ic. gn,
fine, lSf(16n; heavy, Hue, 10,13c; tub
washed, lMi2r
Mortality SlntUtlcN.
The following deaths nnd births were re
ported to the city health commls'slnner fur
the forty-eight l.oura ending ut noon Mon
day ;
Deaths Lawrence Cunill, St Joseph's
hoipltal. aged 3: James II. I.lllls, Pr. sbv
terlan hospital, .ued 3 month: Mrs Ji -o-Pliini'
Pollnek, St Jneph's hospital, igad
36, Carl Ilriellnger. ICH. Nicholas, aged 5;
John .Miller, 412 Nui'lh F.iuttoenth. age. I !9
days; Hannah Sunnberg. 1G2I Ohio, used 7.
llh'th-- Frank Smith, lull Webster, buy,
.1. II. lliicgeti 71ft Siniih Elghtemih -IN;
R. L Whyte, P2I Maple, bo ; Robert Elli
ott. 241u Illund , girl.
ZUiita:. jwvva.1. . . .t,skv..KZ32Z
STROMG AGAIN.
You who once po.isssicd sturdy pliyn
Iqucs mid Meady ncrvc.-s 'ut uuiv linvc
insufficient iliyMv,al force to properly
nttend to ordlnnry duties yr.u who
hive a sense of "i.ll(:oifiiei'"a(tei tlie
sllghti-kt exertion, y i who are dull,
languid and old iu spinu at nn nge
lThenyimHliould tic fudoi liy.-.'.c.il fire;
you wlio may feel that your life ii not
worth the struggle--there in scientific
means of redeeming all the precious
powers which tee in to be tutlrcly lost.
VI
Dou't esptrlmetit with your health or
money. We will take the lisle, lft,lx
tioxes do not cure you, your money Ik
returned, for yenm we have been
curing lnenou these satUfactory tsnus.
51.00 per box, 0 for $.3 00 mailed In
plain package Cook free Addms
Bold by Kuhn ft Co., 15th 'and DouglM,
and M. A- Dillon, South Omaha.
HOW TO HANDLE THE SNOW
Hoard of Public Works Takes th QiUBtion
Up or Discussion.
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY'S PART
City FiiKliierr Itimru liter Advoenten
Priiiupt Itriiiuiiil of the Hiuii
FliiUen.Wlillt t'oiiiptruller M li
tem uu Objection.
Should the Omnha Street Railway com
pany bo required to rctnovo from tho street
me Hiiow iiiiicn is swept from Its tracks?
This was the main question under discus
sion yestetday morning nt tho meeting of
the Hoard of Public Works which wns enllcd
to discuss the best means of disposing of
tho four Inches of snow which covers tho
Oninhu streets.
City Comptroller John N. Westberg tirgod
that tho f.enns of Bnow which nro thrown
front enr tracks by sweepers block tho
streets unnecessarily nnd that the com
pnny should bo requested to level the piled.
City Kiiglncer Hoscwnter suggested that It
would bo better to require the company to
remove entirely front tho streets the rlilgea
produced by sweepers. The discussion
ended In tho adoption of tho following reso
lution: Resolved. That the utrcct car company Im
requested to level tho ridges of biiow
thrown ftom Its tracks.
AVorU In In Pi'iiarfffs,
Several street cleaning gangs have been
put to work and tho snow Is being hauled
from tho binlness section of the city ns
rapidly as possible. Mr. Westberg objected
to this motliod of disposing of snow nnd
urged that It Is too expensive. Ho sug
gested thnt the snow bo removed only from
the street Intersections nnd that It bo
leveled on tho main streets and allowed to
melt.
Tho comptroller was not supported In this
suggcbllon by tho remulning members ot
the board and no chanso will bo nindc In tho
method of clcurlng the streets. City En
gineer Rosewatcr explained Hint It Im i1:in
gcrous to nllow a heavy snow to remain on
tho chief huslnesu streets. The snow mclu
nnd forms an Icy coating on streets, which
must bo removed nt as great n cost ua that
of hauling away tho snow.
In support of his argument Mr. Rose
water showed tlwt the main Btrcets would
now be covered with cloven Inches of snow
were It scnttcrcd evenly over the uiiHivcpt
portion of tho paving. Property owners
sweep the snow from sidewalks, which have
a width of forty fect on tho business
streets. Tho street car company cleans a
path twenty feet wide. City employes clear
a four-foot path In the gutters. This leaves
only thirty-nix foct of tho street upon which
snow must ho piled. Snow fell to n depth
of four Inches. Limiting tho snow on a
street 100 feet wide to a thirty-six-fool
space would pile It up to nn nvcrago depth
of nbout cloven Inches.
.Mi-rrhiint Complain.
When snow has been nllowed to melt on
tho main streets Mr. Rosewatcr explained
tint merchants havo complained and thero
has been great dissatisfaction. Tho melting
henpu have been transformed Into Ico which
temnlned for weeks on portions of thu
streetH where the direct ray8 of tho sun do
not Btrike.
Mr. Rosewatcr estimates that tho cost of
removing four inches of snow from n block
of 100-foot Rtreot Is about $50. An Inquiry
Into tho methods of handll 111? finow ntiinlnvml
In other cities tho alzo of Omaha shows
mat engineers Invariably recommend that
It bo removed entirely from streets where
thero Is much trafllc.
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