THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : J UESDAY3 FEBRUARY 10 , 1801.
THE SPECULATIVE BARRETS.
Considerable Force Marks the Opening of
All the Pits.
ALL SORTS OF BEARISH NEWS IN WHEAT ,
Corn Ooc Immo In AtlcinpthiR to Fol
low U'licnt OntH Actives Only nt
tlio
and
CnicAiio , 1'cb. 0. [ Special Tcleitrrim to TIIK
ItKE.l-Thcro wns eonsldcrntilo force to nil
markets at the opening on 'clinnse. Wheat
itarted slcndy nt07 U'for May , sold to975 oto
Mi , ' o to 0ic ! "to WHo to Who the llrst hour.
Corn for Mny dropped from MUo to525io anil
milled sllKhtly. Oats mild Uc lower for all
months. Mny was at 4.V < o to 43Se. 1'ork
opened at ndccllnr ! of I So at J9.70 , milled to
10.80 and nealu sold at 10.72 on the morning
call. I < ard nnil ribs sold 5o lower.
The vlslblo supply report for tlin weak ( ? ave
a decrease of 407.000 bushels , whortns
tlio outside ostlniato was for 200,000 de
crease. Thin Hem wait on the 8ldo of
tlio hiiyem for the day nnd prevented llio
hears lit1 v\ng \ everything their own wny. Tlio
only other Inlluonco on the hull side wns the
I respect of BO voro weather In the near future.
Most of the outside news was hcnrlsh nnd tlio
trade itartcd In Lenrlsh. After tlio prlco ( or
the lending mouths hail been depressed ? { o
from the openliii ! there was a strong rally on
the visible supply figures. This started some
of the boldest of llio shorts to cover nnd
prices advanced sharply lo hotter than the
early ( Inures and attain dropped hack to the
opening prices on realizing sales hy heavy
buyers on tlio wny up. The action In May wns
D'tfe to 07fo to D0' 'o to U7'0 to nCJfc
to We to fi7'io ' hcforo I o'clock. July recovered
from ! i2 fc to ttljfe nnd dropped back to IKl'io '
nt the snmo time. Receipts here were more
than the estimate at ( rJ cars. Itecelpts In the
northwestwero liberal al.4l cars for Minne
apolis nnd Duliith , El. Louis also had law
rceolpK Minneapolis stocks , however. In
creased hut47,000 hushols , while the estimate
on Saturday was 3,030. Liverpool cnblos were
dull and easy , oirly , and hut llttlo Improved
at the close. The early sellliu was led by
I'nidrlilKo , Cudnhy throuirli lluydcn & Co ,
HiitcliliiMin for May , S. V. While & Co. , Mu-
Ioutnll ft Co. , nnd the hears and
scalpers Kcnernlly. Illooin bought licnv-
lly on thn rnlly as did Halilwln ft
Farnnm nnd Georgn Smith , I'nrdrldgo
coveted at the close to thu lop prices and
Illooin sold out his linn around the top. There
was an active market In wheat the 1'ist liult
hour. The prlco of May dioppod to OO'ic and
rallied In a few niliiuli's to 07iu ! , where It
closed at Mo advance for the ilny. February
misquoted ntl)1iu ) ? loOI'iotnOlviQ to oiju | ut
the closo. July closed nt OM5o with the 01-
tremo prices)23iO ( ) and 0.1J c. Oars estimated
for tomonow. 70. An Incronso U oxpocled on
ocean passage.
The corn market wns narrow. There was a
illspos tlon to follow the action of the wheat
market , hut the changes were slight.
J'ho mnrkit opened steady around
Mio ! for Mny , sold oil to 62UC ,
moved up to r ? ( iJ.Vlio ! with Iho buljio In
wheat anil hnck again to M\io liefoio 1 o'clock.
The it'celpts In corn wpruS ? cms ovcrlhoes-
thniito at 2H7 cars. The ( stlmntc for Tuesday
Is47Se.'irs. At the close the market wns nerv
ous but HttoiiK nt ruling prices. The best price
of the iliiy for Mny. according to brokers , was
63f ® . "l4c ! mndoontho bulge just after the
opening when shorts bid the market up , There
wns very fiee soiling on the rally and a break
froinW ? , < B.'tVji ! lo SSWWJiu followed. The
second rally was to Mlo with the close at B"\e
or ? uc oil'for the ilny. February wns quoted
nt..lo to r.l'io to5 Uc HI thoelose , March wns
nomlnnlly ? ; o over February. July win at
6' " < c , closliiK at , 'itiiio ,
Thi ) net Ion In mils was all early. The openIng -
Ing wns linn at n shade better prices than at
the close Saturday , There was niotty free
fi'lllns , led liy Mllnilnc-lloiliiiaiiiinili chwail/-
Iliipoonnil nfteracleellnoof Ki cMhero wns
llttlo change to thu olosu. The Inst prk'i-s
were ( Jo or less under Saturday's. May --old
nt 4r. ? ( ii4c ( ! , off to43ie , olosliiR nt 454u ; Jnno
4JHe nnd 4" > Hc , clnslinraH. Uffil.'i.Sci July 42ic !
to 42o to 42'4c to the closo.
There was not that HlmldnK out In the pro
visions trade todny that mlKht have been cx-
liecU'd. NOWH from the yards was ccitalnly
against the niarUet with over GO.COO lies In
today iinil 4' > , < 001'oniliif ; for tomorrow. Mess
pork oprned with a lireak of I5o at ? ' ) .70 for
May , That was the low jirlco for the dnv.
There was n quick rally to W.8" , a second dip
to fli.T'JJi nnd the chao was at thn best
price of the ( hiy at $ ) .tti ! ! or
only 2.Jo ! lower. I.urd was oir 2'5e
nt $5.89 , sold ut t. ) S3 later , nnd closed at J5.87J } ,
or 60 less from S.iturdny. Itlhs started with a
hreak of 7Mo t UK ) , sold II.87J4 to Jl.'J'Jli at
the close oriTiclowur. If the country holds a
great linn of lonjj stuff. It does not llquiilato
easily , There wns homo covorhiK by local
ehorts. I'nckors are not ready to see prices RO
down nnd brokers for packing houses vero
siipporlersof thoninrket. The situation was
plvon by a broker this way : The biars nro
nfrald to sell und the bulls have all they
want.
rnirK.s AT CHICAGO.
coMMotilTVlllpoii. I HUh. I Ixiw. K.'lme. | Hnt'r.
WHEAT
Mny W-
July
Con.v
Mnr
Cnih. . .
OATS
Mny
I'oitK
Mny 9 7S 0 SSJiJ tl 70 0 82i ! 0 87W
Itins
Mnr 4 ! < 0 4 WM 4 IK ) 4
IiAIUI
Mnv .j bn _ > 810 585 B B7M 6 HO
IMUCKS AT ST. LOUIS.
COMMUIUTV lOl'Oll. | 1IUIl. | 1.0W. | ClOSO , | jjllt'y.
WIIKAT
May Iti US H7U
July ( a 83 87W-JS
Coii.v-
Coii.vMnj fOH MUCO
OATS Mny. . . 45)1 48K
Notes and
Milwaukee close Wheat : May. OSio ; July ,
Wfjc.
Fatlmatcd hogs at Chicago for Tuesday ,
45wx ) .
Cars of wheat received at Minneapolis. .
Dulutli.M ) .
B. V. White & Co. at 10:45 : sold 100,000 May to
Leopold ntlnlHo.
St. Louis Gash wheat , OOJ 097 ! oi corn ,
40Xo : oattf , 43 > io.
Toledo close Wheat : Cash , OSUo : Muy
ll.CO iJuly.OJKo.
Wheat , doeroaso , 4fi7,000j corn , decrease. S7-
COO ; onts , decrease , 300.000.
Kbtlmated rocoljita nt Chicago for Tuesday :
Wheat , 70 ; corn , 478 ; oats , 217.
Liverpool wheat dull for spot , enslor for
futures. Com quiet and Ud loner for spot
und futures.
AccordliiK to private cnhles there will lie a
liirso liu'ionso In quantity on tomor
row. Closing cables sick.
Iloth the northwestern and southwestern
wheat reeolnt-s uro hnrd nuts nut a for Mio
short crop theorists to crack ,
Itccclpts , St. Louis : V. h'at , 583,212 ; corn ,
117,815 ; onts , 42. ' W. Tlnouxli. U ears wheat ! 81
corn ; 17 oats. S-lilpimuts ; U.374 wheat : 10-
674 corns 0R50 oa's.
A Now York dispatch snys there are but
fourteen bout loads left there for shippers to
work un. Tlio balance In high Krude at bO&OJo
for No. 2 red In vulue ,
Itocelpta nt Chicago : Winter wheat , 10i
eprlns , 72 ! Colorado , l ; corn,2i7 ; | oats , 113. lu-
eiioeted remilnr , winter wheat , 2 ; surlni : , 27 :
Colorado. 1 ; corn , 2 ; o < its , 71.
New York close Wheat : February. 11.10 :
May , tl.OUS ; March , tlWJ.U : July. Cl.iou
Corn ! February , G2ic | ; March , Ulye ; Muy.
Wie ; July , fVJJio. Oats : February , Wliuj
May , 51Hc.
V. U. l.ORiui .Sc Co. to Tuncray & Hryaa
Another active day In the wheat pit. Upcned
I5.o ) , sold down to IXijc ? , reacted to 1)7X0. ) Tno
close Is DTK. Cables are heavy with very llttlo
demand. Itocelpts In the northwest and at
Bt. Louis are heavy. Thopredlcted cold wnvo
not conilnR encouingcil free soiling at the
opening , 'llio docllnu below UTe. brought In
come good local hnylni ; In which Illooin took u
londhiR part. This carried the price to the
highest point of the day. The near fntuiols
a KOO < I deal dependent on the weather. The
icarclty ofheut In the enit la nfcaln the suh-
ect of comment , n schooner of ao.OOO biibhols
< o. 2 rod having been purchased at llaltlmoro
'or n Now Vork miller In Kl > on ns proof. This
rltli u dccruabo of 407,0 0 ( n the vUIbio supply
ras used na un argument forhlchcr prkes.
Opinions are fairly divided. For the near
[ ututuro wu look fur light lluotuatlons. The
new crop options will sell loner unless ills-
HsturoNcrtiikcH the KiowniKeron. Corn mod-
Iratcly active , opunu'J nt U ! c , sold nt K'tc ,
I'lohesat liJiHo. a llttlo Innirovi'il In receipts
for tomorrow. When It does move , will veil
Ijwer , A vear ape receipts were heavy anil u
blu Uvmuml for It. Tills year receipts aru
llKlit und no demand. Out a In synipaty with
corn. Ituotuim's a fraction , trade light , llou
rccelutu btlll heavy , today ( i.l < W , aud e U-
inatci for tomorrow < S,000. Until wohdTO a
fallln ; olT wo cannot have tin advance.
W. C. McCornilck A Co. to 10. . SwnrU
ft Co The wheat market lifts been
moderately active tint without any de
cided tendency cither wny. Tlio Bllalit bulllMi
fooling which pro vailed hero on the now * of
cold we.ilhor In tlio northwest was
overcome by selling hy northwest
ern operators who worn operiittiig
on their viry lariro rceclptH. The poiithwest
was aNo a coed seller on licavy PIIOWH In MN-
toiinaiid Knnus. Durly cablesw ro weak In
unite of the hmvy reductions In Liverpool
Blocks. Tlio innrKot dotes rather Una but not
netlxc. Corn him been weak and Inactive ,
The doureftslon seems eansed by 10-
celpls which although by no
mourn larco show Homo Iniprovemont.
If Biicli receipts IIH we now luivo weaken the
market , what intiy wo expect when they reach
eayftWi-arsn day. Provisions onened weak
nnd lower , but reaetod un crioil bnylaft by
packers nnd shorts. KecclpU of boss are ro-
niiiruiihly largo and nlthoueli we may have n
little reaction from the present break wo see
no chance of any sustained advance.
Kennetl , llopklni .t Co. to Chrlstle-Liithrop
Com. Ca The cables ciunu In iiilto |
easy on wheat anil with mild weather
in UhlcaRo and snows In the noitlnvest the
cllijuo would have been bearish If It had not
feared a cold cnap like a week nuo. Mny
opened nt07 c. ijo higher than Saturday's
olose , I'ardrldite. l.ltiu and others , heavy
sellers of last ucok.rcnencd their ixittndlnitns
soon as the bulls showed no Disposition to In-
crei : o their loads. The heavy jecolpls In tbu
norlhwestalileil them to break the innrl.ot to
WittlOUe nt which point "put nrleo" was good
huyliiR by Mini , Mltehcll. lliiteblnMin and
shoits. A decrease of 407.000 In the vlslblo
supply was then announced. Then arapld up
turn of lo followed. The hears aculii eaugbt
the bulls loaded and forced another decline of
Ic. I.Inn and Mmlbloom bought uonslderablu
nn this btc.ik near ! o'clock , fc'calpers were
short and iiutckly i-vencd up from fear of cold
weather tonight , Mny wheat leached 07fi < : .
whuro It closed. There nro 70 cars esti
mated to bo received tomorrow. Would al- (
vNo cautious buying on breaks for the . next .
- - - -
few da
and Itrt
llnoon
of htislness. Oooii ( hial of bliyinu as ustltil
ngalnst iirlvlloKe.s hy local scalpers. Market
Influenced aNo hy wheat. Q.its dull ami
heavy. Provisions HOQS were In oicosslvo
supply nnd provisions were aotlvo and a iun
li.wi-r. Whllo considerable lonj ? property was
sold out speculative holdInKS are not coniliiR
on the marUet as freely ns might bo expected
with marketing of hogs ntall points .so much
In excess of estimates , PuckoiH worunotilolnit
iniicli. nxportsltiHt week show a marked dc-
ellnocoiniiaied with corresponding week In
Ib'JU.
CHICAGO MI'/ ; STOCK ,
CHICAGO. Fob. P. [ Special Telegram to TIIK
IlKi : . } OATTI.K-HUSIIICSS was only moderatu.
Sulcsnien were niaklns an ofTort to got more
money for their piopcrty and a few succeeded
In doing so , under report of n rathcrmodoiato
run. but later on , when the run wni reported
at l.r > ,000 , there was a slackening off Inthodu-
mnml , and for thu rest of the dny business
was rather draslns than otherwise , yet about
everything useful ut the close was sold , but
theio was llttlo or nochanso In values. The
wheat trade Is dull and tholiomo trailo will not
Inipiovu much until after the Hist week In Lent
which commences on Wednesday and lasts
forty days. First-class cows and fat heifers
nro scarce and &troiir | , but dinners shows llt
tlo or no change. As Is usual on Mondays
business was light In the stocker and fecdor
lino. The top prices wore ? 4.1K > 35.V.0 for extra
steers ; good to choice , JI.7MJ4.S. . ; medium ,
$ l. ! 3l.60 ; common , $ ) .50SU.7S ; cows , $ l.45aJ.UO ;
stockers , $ . ' . ! iV3iV5. ;
lions 'I he general market opened today at
a sharp down-turn of lOc and at the decline
thcro WUH a rushing business until late In the
day when the demand Mibsldcd somowhat.tho
general market closing barely steady nt the
decline. I'nckcrs and shippers were liberal
uuyels , both paying the top prices of the day
In many CII OK. Hough nnd common sold ut
KI.n : > 3.'l..l.- ; packers nnd mixed. f.l.4r < aw.4.V prlmo
heavy and butcher weights , W.WSW.55 ; light
; largely , $ .1.43.
STOCKS A\l > IIOXOS.
New YOIIK , Fob. 0. [ Special Tolejram to
Tin ; llKC. ] Considering the lluht business In
stocks the early market was qulto well sup
ported. Whllo the total tranbactlons were
moderate thei trade In a few stocks was quite
brisk. This was especially tiuoof Laokn-
wnnnii and Union 1'acldc , Atclilson nnd Eus-
( liiohannn and western stock1. ! The fairly
steady opening was succeeded by slight and
unimportant fluctuations In all but the last
named stocks. Common stock advanced 1 pur
cent to lOtf and preferred la ! to MJi , while In
the general list. Including oven the
aotlvostooks. small fractional advances whlcl
reached the limit In Laokawnnna with only
! per cent ueto followed by a roaetlon In
which the Improvement was genoi'.illy wiped
out. The dealings , however , were devoid of
speclnl feature and late In the hour dullness
nnd btagnntlnn followed , During the hour to
noon , Louisville moved up to TllJi. Lake Khoro
to IWli , North American to ISM , Union Paclllo
regained Its best figures , 4C ! . and Hock Island
recovered to 70U. Uhlenpo Uas was dull nt
41-i. ! Thofeatuio of the trade In stocks late
In the day was the advance In St. 1'aul to MM <
with the closu'at KtTi , a net caln of ? . per cent ,
All the other stocks oftno granger K roil I
closed stead v at Saturday's prices. The bales
reached 101,000 shares.
The following were tno closing quotations :
U. H. iircKlitcreil.- ! Northern I'ncltlc . . . . 23'
U. H. 4i L-O jio n a r.'j do preferred J' ;
17. H. (41s rt > Kl"tered..lCI7 $ c. & .v.w. ios )
H. S. < 'ss cunpona , , . . 10.1 ilo prefcrroil IH5
I'aclDoiia of 'M lin N w Vork Central..10. )
Central I'ucitlo 2 J ( I' . . I ) . A K IS' '
Chlcaio.t Alton laj Itock iKlnnil TU !
Chlcaito , llurllngton C. . .M.iVSt. I' M'
do preferred 1I-
I ) . , I , . \ W - ' St. 1'nulA.Unnhn. . . . 'M
Illinois Central. . . . ilopreferreil. . . B.I !
1 , . 11. AV Union 1'aclllc 411
K ilium , V Toms 15 ! ( W.St. I , . A I' . 10
LftkoHhoro in1 ? uoprofcrroil 1 1
Mlcliliinn Central. . . . ! ki > ( Western Union 81JS
Missouri I'nclno ( i'jj )
MONKV On call , easy ; closed offered ut 2
nor cent.
I'niMR Mr.iiCANTii.iE I'Ai'Eit r > ® 7 par cent.
SrEtu.tNO KXCIIANOR Quiet nnd tlrui ; sixty
day bills , fl.BiM ; demand. $ I.B7J. !
NI5W VOIIK HTOCK9.
atocki. Open. I IllKh. | Low. I Close. I rtat'y
W. A I * K.
llockllik' Vnl
Munhaltnn.
Wnbasli pfU
Krlo
Cnnaila Ho.
1-aclllo Mall , 3M
l.nkii Shore , urn
I.A.N. . . . 7654
Lend Trust.
C.V.V.
Nortliwcst'n
Mo. Tao
llnlnn I'nc. .
NI'ac. . pfd.
N. lnc. com , 2SM
U. , II. AQ. . . B7 ! <
llock Islnrd Wi.
Ht. 1'nul. . . . . . MM
. Paul pfd. 87
\Vc t , Union 61 ?
I ) . , I * AW , . 131"
Suttar Trust 87
Ain.SuB.Hf. 74
Jersey Cunt. 118
Nuw KtiKl'il.
lllcli.Tcrm'l
Atclilson. . . ,
Cblia'i. Utu
HonUlnv
DP ! A Hud ,
Pullman IM'-g '
No. Am
Mich. . Cent. , US
bllvcr IIUJM
A. H. It. | > fil tO'J
Wli.Cont. . .
Mox. Cent. .
A. U Oil. . . , .
Toxns
Tenn.C. A I , J6H
Sliarcf ) .
! I NKW YOIIK , Vob. 0. [ Spojlal Tolosram to
THE BEB. ] The following aru thu mining
stock quotations :
AilanifCon IA IfornSllTcr IK
Aipon I'M Iron Silver , . 100
lloillo 121 Ontario 31UO
Clmllnr 210 Ophlr l'-a
Crown Point ltd IMymoufi 1UUU
Con. Cal iVa 485 Hlerra Norada. . . . . . . 20D
KurckaCon SOU Stnnilnnl 110
llnloi Norcroii. , . . HO Union Con 200
Honmtako. . . . 8iO Volluw Jacket VUO
The Visible Supply.
CHICAGO , Feb. 0. The vlslblo supply of
as complied by the secretary of the
Uhlcugo board of trade , is as follows !
Hiulicls.
Wheat ; , .ut.u.'a.ooo
Corn 2,584.000
Oatb U.1-AOOO
itye. tft.ooo
Uarley 3,050,000
Ttio Coffee Mnrkot.
NEW YORK , Fob. 0. [ Special Telegram to
THE UEE. ] CorrEP.-Optlons steady and un
changed to 10 points up. Bales , 10,250 bags ,
Including February , I18 , ! ; March , 'tl8.CO < a
10.0.M May , C10.10@10.15 ; June. * 15.b5 ; July ,
H5.C3ai5.7U ! September. KH.ttftat5.ooj spot Klo ,
llrmori fair demaud ; fair cargoes , JlO.Wj No.
7 , tl7.CJ > J. i
1.1VK STOCK.
CntCAOO , Feb. 0 , Cattle Receipts , 15,000) )
market dull : steers , extra , HIK > ir.V.t ) ; com
mon to cholcn. rj.50it4.b3 ; cowu , Jl.45iiJ.iiOi
Hookers , V.iViU'.iV
Hogs Itecelpts , UODO ) ; market barely iteady
ut a decline ol tuo ; rough and common , KL&J
packer * uud mlicil , eJ.40iW.iJi prlmo
honrr nnd butcher weights , W..VX2A.V. ! light ,
t.l.4f4j.'LK ) .
SheojUccnlpts , B.OOOI market itendyt west
ern , tl.4 iH.80 | natives , fl.OOUI.75j fed Toians ,
l.iW. .
ST. l.outs. I-'ob. 7. Cattle Receipts , 1,200
hondi shipments , UOO head ; market ftoady !
fair to fancy natlvo steers , IJ.70itJ.10i stookeri
and feeders , tl.'ivm.\0. \
llong-Kecolpts , 4,000 lioadl snlpmcnts , 2.SOO
hoadt tiiarKot lowers henvy , (3,4 ( . | .l > 5 ; mixed ,
ta.iott. . :0 : ! light , Kl.ao33.4o.
KANSAS CiTf , Fctro.-Uiittlo-Rocolpt . S.200
hendi shipments. 2.HOO heads market blither ;
steers , fJ.r > 'i ; cowsil.7.V33.7u ; stockcrsand feed
ers , t.v.VW. 13.
Hogs iteeolpts. I > , (100 ( hcnd : shlpnioiitn. 4,000
hend ; market lower ; nil grades , M.OOIW.40.
I'ltlHtVUtt JIAKKET.
.
Itye Steady at
Ilarov-7 ! ( { r8o.
I'rlme" Tlmothy-l.ax3l.57.
Tlax JI.-JO.
Whlskv-II.14.
I'ork-Stendy ; cash. $9.r ; May. 9.8KI' ( RSI < .
Lard Stoutly ) cash , J.57i ! ; May. * .i87i ! ®
r.u ) .
I'lour Unchanged ; spring , $450 : patents ,
< 4.407t.4.M ! winter patonti , JIMH4.SO.
Hulk Moats Shoulders , tLlKJ34.nO ; short
clear. $ I.M 4.1fi ; short ribs , I..V > (1I.G3.
Iliittor I'lnnor ; creamery , 17.Mci dairy ,
14 { ' . ' 'Jc.
Cheese Klriiior ; full crcamory Cheddars , O'J '
ftlu'.ic ' ; Hats , lOiiiilJc ; Vuiing Ainerlcans , 114J
11 So.
Kites I'lrmor : fresh , lOiMlo.
lllilos-tlnchanged ; light nnl licavy green
salted. fl'iTjViSfc ' : green. ' . ( ® ! ; silted bull.
4 > ie ! green silted oalf , 80 ; dry flint , 80 ; s > alt
bull.oa'o ; dry calf , 8B9iJ ! do.icons. each , 25c.
Tullow Unchanged : Mo. I , solid ixtckoU ,
34C ? ! No. 2 , 3ci cake , 4c.
Uocolpts. Shtpmonts ,
Flour , bbls n.ooo ii.oo )
Wheat , bn 1HOJO : il,001
Corn , 1)11 80,000 72.00D
Oats , bu 87,000 b'J.OOO '
NEW YortK. l < ob. 0. Wheat-Kpceipts , 37,200
bushels ; exports , 42.1)00 ) : spwt , closed stronger !
No. 2 red , (1.10 In elevator : JI.llg altoatj
JI.IO'i'QI.42M f. o. b. ; options lower ; No. 2 red ,
February closing at $1.10.
Cdrn Itecelpts 4lloo bushels ; exports , SO.OOfl ;
spot Irregular , closing steadier : No. 2 , Km ®
Gll'iO In elevator ; W { < 204Mo nlloat ; ungraded
mixed , G.'IJJ5tC3o ! options closed steady ) Fou-
runry , O2'ic.
Onts HeeolpK 48.000 bushels : exports , 1,103 ;
spot weaker : Jfo. 2 white. Kl { mixed western ,
4155440 ! white western , 6IQ02e ; options , lower ;
1'cbruary , 6'J'iC. '
Sugar Kaw , higher : fair refining , 5 ! c : cen
trifugals , 00 testr.'ioicentrlfuRuls. : < ? icC.nnil :
F. muscovado , b5 test. 5sc ! ; rellned higher ;
"A" 5a.IfiI6.VJe : whlto extra "U. " 5 IMl/iE.'SJici '
yellow , si-lUWi 3-l c ; oh "A , " 5l-l&35Uo ) ;
mould "A , " O' < 5e ; standard "A , " 0'e ; eut
loaf , ( Pic ; powdered , ( lUc ; granulated , 0 7-10c.
I'etrolenni United closed for.March utBJc.
ESSS Stonily ; western , iIVi'l.ic. !
I'ork Dull ; now mess , ilO.5jiftll.23.
I.nrrt Lower and lo.ss uctlve ; western steam
' '
iiu'tt'cr Finn ; western dairy , ItaiSc ; west-
oi n cronmery , KJSl'fi'Jc ' : lllgln , 27'iC.
CJhcoso Sttong : light skims , &Sblio.
ST. LotriB. Feb. fl. Wheat Irregular ; cash ,
WJfje : Mny , Ui'ic.
Corn Irregular ; cash , 49 } c ! May , 50)c. )
Onts I'lrni ! easli.-13SjC ! May , 45o. '
I'ork Lower atl.75. )
Lard Lower at $3.43.
Whlsky-lBI.U.
lluttor Steady ; creamery , 18&20o : choice
dairy. I8O20o.
Fob. 0. Wheat Cash whent
dull , duo to loner prices on futures ; poor
grade nnd samples lower , dull. Kccelpts for
twoduys , 800 curs ; shlpmontH , 70 cars. Clos
ing : No. 1 hard , Fobrunry , U4e ; on track , IHiJoi
N ( 1 northern , robruary and March , O-'o ;
May , 0S'J- ! ! : on track , ullo : No. ' 'nortuarn ,
February. Die ; on track.
KANSAS CITV. Feb. 0. Wheat Weaker : No.
2 Hard , cash,82o ! bid ; February , Klo bdNo. ! ; 2
red. cash , OJu bid.
Corn Disy ; No. 2 , cash , and February , 47Uo
bid.
bid.Oats
Oats Steady : No. 2 cash , 44Jo ! bid ; February -
ruary , 43c asked ,
WAUKKK , Fob. . Wheat Steady ; No. 2
spring : , cnshU2iil)3ii ) Mny , D-'JiC.
Corn llnsler ; No. II , 5'Jc.
Onts Easier ; No. 2 whlto , 47e.
Provisions Kasloi ; pork , May , 59.80.
CINCINNATI , Fob. 0. Whc.it Firm : No. 2 red ,
Corn Lower ; No. 2 mixed. u im. > mu.
Onts In good demand ; No. 2 mixed , -13lo. !
\Vhlsky-iU.14.
LIVEIIPOOU Fob. 0. Wheat Dull ) holders
olfer moderately.
Corn Qulctj no dcmiind ; western , SsiJid per
centul ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
03IA1IA 1.1VK STOCK.
OMAHA , Fob. 0,1901.
CATTLE Estimated receipts of cattle 453 as
coumarcd with 2,1141 HnturJav mid 1,725
Monday of last week , The market on steers
was active and steady to strong , liutcher
stock active and 5o to lOc higher. Good feed
ers ure bcarco and la demand ; poor ones , dull
and lower.
Iloos Katlmnted receipts ot hogs 1.800. as
comuarpd with 11,832 Saturday and G.2U4
Monday of last week. The market
was slow and steady to 5o lower.
The range of the prices paid was
KI.OOJt3.4l ) ; the hulk selling at J3.00&UO. Plus ,
1.2 t2.r.O ; lIuht-llL'hts. SMOS'light ; , } : i.0u
Q3.M ; heavy , KI.S.'V&MO ; mixed , KJ.2XZti.au ( : , The
average of the prices paid for ho s w as $ .1.2 ! . .
ns compared with J-I.3UJS Saturday and $3.'J7."i
Moaduyof Iiist week.
SilKEi1 Estimated receipts of sheep It'll ' , ns
compared with (0 ( ! Sntur.lny and 414 Mon
day of last week. The nuittoir nmrKet Is
linn. Natives , f. sai.M ; westerns , "
4.W.
nispoHitlon of Stock.
Showing the iiumbnr of cattle , hogs and
Bhccp purchasc'.l on this market as reported
by the wolghmastei of the Stockyards com
pany for February 0 :
CATTLE.
Swift & Co
' " ' ' '
' " " " " ' ' " "
The O. 11. IIninmo'nd"6o.i ; ; ; " . ; : c
The Cudahy I'ncklng Co ,
The Omaha packing company K
Leo Kothsuhlld ,
" " " " " ' " " "
Van Sant & Onsoy . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
It. . Itcckcr Si , Degon 4S
IS eH.Morris : i :
Shippers and feeders 1G(1 (
lions.
ThoOiiduhy 1'noklns Co KU
Omaha I'neklng Co 15' ! .
Swift & ( . ( > CK !
ThoU. 11. Hammond company 44
Shippers and feeders KJC
SIIKKP.
The Cudnhv Packing Co 182
Tliu ( J , 11 , Hammond Packing Co 170
KcproHoiitntlve Sales.
No.Av. Pr. No. Av , I'r. No. Av. Pr.
FTEEHS.
0. . 828 2 70 18..1240 4 00 22..1020 4 12) ) }
5. . 810 305 1).111)3 ) ) 410 20..1101 425
2..11M 303 20.12JiU 410 GO..KG1 440
13..11)71 ) 3 b5
COW9.
1. . 010 100 10. . BOO 183 22..10M ! 245
4..M ) 160 10. . 83U 205 28 , . Ofifl 205
6. . Cfr8 1(10 ( 10. . fcOQ 203 12..1030 285
8. . l 3 105 5..10aS 225 S..1030 300
4. . 837 170 11. . 072 2 I0 ! 7..1021 310
4. . 042 1 75 1. . 503 2 45 22. . UOO 3 10
4..1007 1 fcO
fcO8TOCKBIIB
8TOCKBIIB AMD FKKDEU3
2. , 300 200 27. . 773 220 2. . 053 250
3. . &KJ 2 15
BUMS.
2. . 070 200 . 1..1410 250 1..1C50 275
1 ,113fl 2 15.
1. . 58 < J 2 73
MIT.KEIISANP BPHINOEnS
Icow and calf 11225
CALVES.
5. . 330 125 1 ; 480 225
I STAGS.
1..1GCO 3 00
11(109.
Country Produce.
Bundiqr'B storm blocked the roadi aud Mou-
day's receipt * wort ? llRht , ovonforllioflrstnny
of llio weak. It wii0 feared toward the clo o
nt last nook Dint thrr good prices nt wlilcli
produce wns olllnjr tWulil Induce largo ship
ments mid ttmt thn innrVct would lireiik ,
Humlay'M storm will bo ntit to keep the re
ceipts down ( or n fan diiyn nt loiiHt , niul tliuro
now appear * to bo iio'OuiiKorof un Immediate
ilccllnu In the market * I'rlcciycstt'rdny ere
Kcnornlly firtii nt Baltlrdny'squotiitlnin.
ilciniuul. ii4 ttsuul on .Mdiidny , was tint I ,
but dunlurs worn not trylnR t'V ll"rI < > fnroo
tliolrjtooils onto tlin trnilo. ns n good stlir
tnnrkut wns RCtiorullv * auttclpntod for Tuca-
UuV.
I.nns The fcclltiR In tlio ostr innrkctrns not
so otik ns on Hulitrilay. tind Kellers generally
veto unkliiR nnd olitivlniiij ? I8o.
I'otri.Tltv The market contlnnoil otroiiu
yestordnf nt KJ40w for chickens ! iQlOo for
Ki'oio nnd ducks , nnd llftl''o for turki'ys ,
HUTTKII Tlio lintlor nmrkct win eryfl tll
nnil nn occnslon.il pnck.'tpo of choice rollt
rcnphod 2dc. but 17(1 1 fc wns iiboutn * hlch unit
coulil snfolv bo cuoleil , l''nlr to oed rolls
lirniiRlit KlftKIc , ulillo fioino low prudes sold
down to lUc and oven below.
i'ntvltloiiM.
SMOKED MEAT Sticnr Cured -Ilnnis. II to 1(1 (
IbinroraKc , H'Jcj ' aitovalli iirurnito , 8ct into 17
lluvorM ) i' , 8'jo [ ; skinned limn' , t'o ' : slionlllurii ,
.I'ie ; olonr brcnkfust bnc-on , 74c ; ImnelrsH
lircnUfnst bncon , bauks. fl.'io ! boned lintn. To ;
Uallforntu , or plcnli ) liuns. : Mc ; boni'luxs
liiini. Tiiei ilrlml beef ImmH ( ots ) , To ; drioil
beoCclod1) , lloj Hliort spiced rolls or hum roti-
loltu. OVcj stnokod beef Kitijruoi , per ilor. $ < l.r > 0 |
special limns 1to 15 II ) aMjrace , lee : spcclul
bonnlos ! ) bronkfnst bacon , lUo : sclcetod dried
beef hums , Inslili'saml knuckles , lie ; suluetud
\vldc uhmr liroukfnut Imcon. lc. )
IHtvUAt.T MUATS-KUIICV lUlit wolRlit short
ulo.iis. r > ! 5u ; IOIIK clenrs , B'tc ' ; short elcnis , flUoi
shiiuhlers , 4lici clear bulllcH , Bic ! ; clour backs ,
5 ! ii' .
HMOKUD MKATS Dry-Salt Cured Kancy
ll la wi'lvht bueon .short clenrH. ( i"ic : bacon
Hlioit rlt , fl'K' ! short olciiiM , fu ! ; Ions cli'ars ,
fii ? ! clear backs , Ccj ok'iir bellies , cj shoul
ders. 43jc.
SWKHT PirKr.Kii MKATS Hntiis , tlorcon. 80 ;
shoulders ( N. V. cut ) , tlorces , 4 fei bo llus ,
tlcrcos , O'/ic ' : Oiillfornlii liuin , tlorccs , floi boot
liniiis , bbls. f ! ' . ' . ( ) J.
I'iCKi.cti Unr.p To.vnur.s llhls , ty > M ; hulf
bbls , luo His , } lo.5ij ) ( iiiartcr bbls , DO Ibs ,
ulHhth bbls. ' . ' - Ibs , M.SD.
IMltD Coimiouiui , jiurlb. tloroo basis.
I > uro leaf , pur ID. tli'rco basis. 11.09 ; ptlro lard ,
per II ) , tlerco basis , } ii.OO. kettle rendered lusif
lard , pur II ) . tlurro basis. $1.50.
IlAiiiiir.ii : : > I'ouu AND | iiic : : Mess pork , now ,
per hbl , 110. ' : ) ! fnnilly pork. tl'.V ' ) ; back pork ,
JI1.M ; shortcut clear pork , f < ) .7.V ll. ! > 0 ; ] irlinc
mess pork. ifO..VjU'.oi ; boneless pic nork ,
fancy. it.0(1 : ( ; extra tufa * beef , * 'i.7. > ; pinto beef ,
? ? .00 ; oxtrn plato beef. J.s.oo ; extra family licof ,
boneless , W.OO ; rolled beef , boneless. } 8.M ;
rump butts , 4 .50 ; choice boneless fnnilly beof.
' , , bill. W.Tfl ; boneless rolled beef. M bbl.lN.T.'i ;
o.vtra fnnilly plato beef , 'i ' bbl , $1.00.
I'm ' 1'OHK llnneless llarrcls , " 00 Ibs , each ,
713.0(1 ( ; half barrels , UK ) Ibi , each. $7.00 ; quarter
b.inels. ft ) Ibs. oneli. $173 ; ulglitli bariels , 'Jj
Ibs , encli. f-.OO.
OILS I'llnio Inrd oil ( winter strained ) 4So ;
extra Itird oil ( winter strained ) 4le ( ; extra No.
1 lard oil. : i7c ; No. 1 lurd oil. a'lo ; No. 'J lard
oil , : KO ) ; extra nent's-foot oil , ttc ; tallow oil ,
4'o ! ; hulf barrels : ic over barrels ; 5 gallon cans
(2 ( In a case ) .loovur bariels ; 1 pallon cnns (10 ( In
u c.ise ) IIX' over barrels ; ! 1 gallon cans (20 ( In a
case ) I5o over barrels ,
SAUsAnK lt lo nn. 4o ; smoked sausage , 7c ;
blood H.II18HKO. 4 > ii > ; liver sausage , 4c ! ; hejid
cheese , 4 c ; fiosh jiork k.iusaKo ( links ) , Oo :
fresh pork sausage ( bulk ) r > ! 5e ; sinoked pork
sausage , 80 ; FrutiUfui't s.iusaKi1 , 7e ; smoked
lie.ul cheese , ( ! e ; Polish snusaKU , 7o ; knob-
laucli saiisase , 7c ; tongue sausage. 80 ; sum
mer suusaKC. l.lc.
The above prices are for lots of fifty pound ?
nnd upwards ; a loss quantity a halt cent
more.
Vegetables.
SPINACH Per Mil , * 2.oo.
UKI.KIIV Ko iTS--l'cr doz , 5'Jc. '
I.BTTUCK Choice stock , in&ifc.
feWKKT POTATOES Supplies UfO not licavy
nnd the market Is ijulet. Cholco Kansas. J4.50
per hb I.
CEI.KUV Choice stoetf , 43c.
I'Aiissii's PIT bbl. W.5) ) .
( , 'AinuoB Per Ib , ' . " . ; < a.e. )
IttiTAtiAriAS Mlchlgiin stock , porbu , COe.
IlKKTS Per hll , J1.MKJI.23.
OMO.NS--S-omo enstorn stock Is ofTciod at
$5.30 per bbl , nnd Spanish onions at $ . ' ,00 per
ernte.
I'drATOF.s Colorndoipotatoes nro soiling at
the slorout $1,25 and home-grown at J1.10.
Fres'i
IMvorsldes nro solllns nt j.1) ; ®
3.00 ; navels , $4 fKJO ; Uanchlto , n variety be
tween lilversldes and Los Ansvlcs. ? . > .COf' .1i.r !
IMexicnn 01 mines , f 1.00 ; KlorMa bright , i..DOiS
H.OO ; rilssclt. $2.00 ® ' . ' SO.
( JtllNcrs There arts htlll u few on tlio mnr-
ket , but tlio nioveinent Is blow and prices
nominal nt fiOcOtl.U ) per bov.
I'KAHS A few larso California pears , win
ter varieties , arc olforod' ' MtlMGIflM per box.
LKMONS Cliolco Messltia , fJ.75I.5'j ; fancy ,
$ . " ) . ( iO.
iO.MALAGA
MALAGA GIIAVKS 1'er bbl. . $9.noll.oo ,
I'lNEAi'i'j.iis-l'cr do/ . i.wir)0. : :
Apw.rs Fancy varieties of npplcs are
scarce and are quoted ut95.OOttU.00 per bbl.
LAKE Silver herring Per Ib Bo ; porch ,
roundOc ; plckerol.vory flue. CiSc : stnall whlto.
ulscos. 7c : perch , scaled nnd dried. Fo ; cropplo ,
fanoy.Sc ; salmon trout , headless , 8 Jc ; perfect
white llsh , our nrldo , Do ; pikeroundlOc ; small
trout , very choice , lOo ; black bass , choice , 15c ;
brook trout , 'Wc.
SKA Cod and haddock , Uc ; smelts. No. 1 ,
large , 9o ( blue llsh. 14u ; lloundcrs , 13e ; salmon ,
Oregon. 15c ; rod snapper , 14o ; eels , lOc ; lob
sters , 20c : inncixcrcl , large , each , 32c ; scollops ,
per gal. , $1.50.
Finn.
RACCOON Xo. 1 , large.crxftTOe ; No. 1 , med
ium , 3V340C ; No. 1 , small , 3043c ; No , 2 , 3 and
'MINK No. 1 large. .W300c : No. 1 medium , 40
G4.H ) ; No. l Biiiiill,2.VWOo ( : No. 2. 3nnd 4 , " "
Music UAT Kail , SW.Iiic ; Kit , He.
SKUNK-Itlnck , 7J iM.OO ; striped. No. 1 ,
40c ; strlpec ! . No. 2 , i : > 5423c ; stuped , No. 3 , 10 ®
15j , striped , > o. 4.vaiOc.
rox-Cios . No. 1 , t I..VKB4 Ofl ; No. 2 , 82.0012.50 ;
reilvNo. I.SKCtvai.a ; No. 2. DOiJOOc ; grey , No. 1 ,
\Vo 'p-Mo untain'No. ? 1 : J2.MKai.00 ; No. 2 ,
$1.0031,50 ! prairie , No. 1 , 73e@JI.00 ; No. 2 , 40 ®
OOe.
OOe.llKAVEit No. 1. poi-lb , J2..VX33M ; No. 2 , per
Ib , $ l.50@2..Yj ; No. 3 , per Ib , 5JO75o ; No. 4 , per
Ib , Me- .
OTTKII No. I , laruo prime , $5.oa < iW.OO ; No. 1 ,
medium , * ( . ( XX3i3.00i No. 1 , small , S'i.5'J3.50 ' ; No.
2iaud4. : lcStl.r > 0.
I.VN.x No. I. (3.IXM&1.00.
Wlt.D OAT-Na 1 , 40u ; No. 2 , SOffi
: No. 1 , cased , 10J12u ; No. 1 , open ,
i No , 1 , full furred , 5073o ; No. 2,3 ®
3c ; No.3,510c.
iVOI.VEItlNE No. 1. Jl.OOftO 00.
llKAii-lllack , No. 1. JO.OOa-'O.UO ! ; grizzly , No.
1. $3.KXiM5.00 ; brown , No. 1 , $ . " . .OoaiJ.UO ; oub ,
Ijiiinbcr ,
Quotations nro for car lots on board cars ut
Omaha :
DISIKNPIONS
12. 14 &
10ft. 18ft. CO ft. 22ft. 24ft.
2x4. . . . $150) fl.lW 110 ( K ) Jli 00 (1800
2X11. . . . 15 00 1551 10 00 1700 1800
2x8. . . . IS 00 15 M 1000 1750 1800
2x10. . . 15 00 1550 1003 1750 1800
2x12. . . 1000 1000 1700 1850 1000
X8xi. ! ? 10 00 17 00 18 00 18 00 10 00
I'KNClNC No. 1. Oln , 12 and 14ft , rf. (10.00 ;
No. 1,0 In. HI ft. } 10.00 ; 4 In. $10.00 ; No. 2. 0 In.
12 and 14 ft. rf , f 14.00 ; 4 In , $14.UO ; No. 2 , 6 In , 16
ft. 11(5.00 ( ; 4 In. * l . l : No.il.tl In. 12 and 11 ft ,
mro ; 4 In , $13.00 ; No. a , Oln , 10 ft , flU.OOj 4 In ,
J13.00.
SmiNO-A , 13. 14 and 10 ft. I-1 . ' .00 ; 0 , 117.5) ; U
12 , 14 and 10 ft , JCU50 ; I ) , $14.59.
llOAiins No. 1 com , 81850 ; No. S , com , { 15,00 ;
No. 3 , com , $1:1.53 : ; No. 4 , com , (11.50.
l < 'i.ooniNn A , 0 In. whlto plno. (33.00 ; O ,
$2 > J.M ; ILOlii , whlto pine. $ .HUw ; 1) , ' $ > oriO ; K ,
0 In , whlto iiliie , ( sol fencing ) . $17.00 ; drop skl-
inu' , 5c per M extra.
STOCK UOAIIIIS A. 11' In , sis. 718.00 ; B , 12 In
sis , 145.00 ; U , (10.00 : I ) . fX.00 ; No. I common. 12
In , sis , ID , 12 and 13 ft , I''I.do ; No. 2 , (18.50 ; No. 1
eommon , 12 In , sis , 14 f f. $ . ' 0.00 ; No. 2 , $17.00 ;
No. 1 commoif , 12 In. his. 10 ft. $10.50 ; No. 2 ,
$17.00 : No. 1 common. 12 In , sis , SO ft , $21.00 ; No ,
2 , (18.50.
- No. 1 plain , Sand 10 In , $10.00 ; No.
2 , (10.00 ; No. I. O. a hi. ll'J.OO : No. 2. Jio.50 ;
10 In. grooved rooflnB'l2 , 14 and 10 ft , $10.5 ( ) .
I'lNisniNO 1st and ' 'd el. , 1 In , s'Js. (1U.OO ; IVf ,
.JS and 2 In , ( I'.l.OO ' ; 'M clear. Un , hS , fl.OO | V.i ,
and 2 In. $17.00 ; A. si-loot. 1 In , s'.X $41.uii ; m ,
Hi and 2 In. $15.00 ; n. sqlect , 1 In. sis , Ml.lfl ; m.
1 and 2 In. $40.00 ; 0. ' select , 1 In , sSs , (27.00 ; 1 ,
Mi and 2 In. ( .15.00.
A. l or O. seloot. an in-foot. (1.00 extra.
SOUTIIKIIN YKLI.OW J'tNK 1st und ' 'ml clear
flooring , 13-10 star , (2ltx ) ; W-18 , (10.00 ; common
JloorltiK. ii-in : , HS.WS rift clear. 13-10 , CJO.CO ;
1st and 2it clear. .celllliB , $ U M ; 1st and 2d
clear. ? colling , (11) ) 1 ; 1st and 2d clear , coll-
Inc. Ri'.OJ ; 1st niul2U clear , finish , s2s. from 1
Inch , r.T.oo ; 1st nnd Sn.cloar.llnlsli , nsfroni 1'i
Inch , $ . ' 10.00 : 1st nnd 2d clcnr.llnlrth. B''s.fromy
and 2 Inch$30.00 ; 1st and 2d clear , yp. casings ,
; iaoo : base. ( Jo.oo.
roi'i.AU LuMiiKii 8-lnch and up , 1st and 2d
oloar. 1 Tnch , b- , $ .10.00 ; 8-lncli and up , 1st and
2d clour , li Inohpanol , IJO.OO.
SASH , DOOIIS. ETG Tur board , $1,50 ; sash , 55
per et. : doors , 00 per ct. ; blinds , 50 per ot. i
mouldings , 63 per ot , ; tarred felt , per cwU ,
$2.1 ( ) ; straw board. $1.15. , , .
IIATTENS , WKI.I. TuiiiNn , Kra O. O , Sii-lnch ,
OSo : iix'J. Hl9.tic : : 3-Inch well tublnjr. I ) , k M.
and tiov. , CUOO : nlekcH , 1) . & U. Hut , $ J0.50 ; I ) .
& II. wiuare , mio. . . . .
HIIIKUI.KH. IMTII Kxtra "A. " pine , $ . -.80 ;
Htnndnrd "A , " (2.45 ; oxlrii "A , " cedar. J2.W ;
( l-lnoli clear plno , (1.00 ; clear redwood , ( l.M ;
1'o'sTS Wlilto cedar. 6-Inch. > ts. Ho : 0-lnoh
qrs , llo ; whlto cedar , 6-lnch. ! ! ' .is , Oo ; 6-lncn
qrs. 80 ; wlilto cod 11 r. 4-luch round , 15c ; split
oak , 6o | TcnncsseorcU cedar , spile , 14c.
HinKS-Fro/en hldrs , < a4ios ! No. 1 prcon
salted hides. frUSHc ! No. 2 preen salted hides.
Uisaio ; No. 1 green suited hides. 25 to
60 Ibs , 65Kc ; No , 2 green salted hides , 85
to 40 Ibs , a iftlo ! No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. 7c ;
Ko , 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 lit , 60 ; No. 1 dry Hint
hide * . 7ci No. 2 drrfllnt hides , 601 No. 1 dry
a ted hides , Mlrtc ; . Sheep pelts - llroon
salted , eneh , 35cdt(1.2.1i Rreou salted ulienr-
HiiKs ( short woolcd early sklnst , each. ItxdS.'Vo :
dry slionrlliiin ( short woolod onrly skins ) , No.
1 each , ( vaioc ; No. 2 , each , Coidry Mint Kansas
nnd Nebraska butcher wool prlti. per 11) ) , tic-
tuiil weUht. 10i4"o " : dry Hint Kansas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib , actual
weight , EBIL'o ! dry ( lint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , peril ) , actual wcluht , I il2'ici dry Hint
t'olorndo murrain wool poll * , pnrlb , actunl
weight , SW.lOej dry pieces and bucks , actual
weight , 75100.
HiCKonv NtlM Largp , per hiisliel. II.M.
I.K\Tiitii-llenilook : slniiphlor dole. SiXillOo
per Ib : hemlock dry lililo sole , 20 < il2lo { oak
sole. luxa-'llc ; l''reiieh kip skins. Ojoffltl.10 :
1'reneh enlf skin , ( l.'Sfti.OOi Aincrlcnn oak
calf. McfW 1.1.1 ! Anicrlciin lintnloek calf , 7'45
$1,10 : American oik kip , 751i8. > o ; Aincrlcnn
hemlock kip , co T.io : sheep Bklns , WJc < i II.OO ;
Koat skins , per fee * , . 20 < itwc. :
HONKVShlto clover , 1-lb frames , per Ib ,
i.0o : 2-11) f rallies. If > c.
IjiMU , CKSIKNT , F.Tp-On board ours nt
Omaha I'or bbl--Ash Clrovo lime. We ; Chain-
plon lime. Wei Quliicy white , BOc : l/oul vlllo
cement. ( I..V ) : Milwuulteo cetuent , (1.45 ; lltlca
cement , (1,10 ; nnclish Portland cement. ( .1.45 ;
Neiv > rk iilaster , $2.23 ; Michigan plnster ,
* iXj ( ) 1'oit Dotlpo plaster , $1,73 ; whlto sand ,
1' . I' , hair , per bale , $1.00.
TAI.T.OW ANP ( luiiASH Tallow , No. 1 , nv < iWo ;
tallow , No. i' . IJUIiWjo ; grease , whlto n , 45l'4e ;
Krcasc , whlto b , .T/iS'l'ie ' : grease , yellow , Uc ;
crease , dark , 2'Jc ' ; old butter , UiVi'ii ' * : bees-
waprltiin. . lOii.'rict ruueli tntlow. l'S2c. '
IloNK.s-liicarlotsonly DrybulTalo perton ,
$100iKailH.Ol : dry country , bleachi'd , per ton ,
$ IO.lKX(6ii.rO : : drycountry.dampatul menty.por
ton , Js.ooaio.oo. 'I heso prices nro for tones
Weighed nnd dcllveiod In ChlciU'o.
HI.ACK WAi.MiTs-l'cr bushel. $1.2. ' .
CocoANtJT.s Per 100.sacked , $ .VOO ! bulk , $4.M ) .
COAIOn board cars ntOmiihii Antliracltc ,
Chestnut , range and eg , $ VJ. > per ton ; grate
$ s.)0. ( ) Port coal-Ohio , $5.7 : . ; Southern Illinois.
tIM ; \Valnutblock , $ J.2T.i Iowa lump , W.13i
lorn nut. $2.0. ) .
CIIKST.NUTS Iargo Italian , 100 ierlb. )
. * VK3l.llE JltUI , COSTHACTOH.
1'lncky Mrs. Tmiin < l < m of CalH'oi'iiIa
Sucktiifr Now l-'acllltlos.
WAsiuxaTo.v , Fob. 0. ( Special Telegram
to TUB UEIJ.J Mrs. II. C. Lnngdon of Cali
fornia nppoarcd before Assistant I'ostniastor
General Bell yostoriluy seeking now mall
facilities lor some of Senator Stanford's con
stituents. Mrs. Laiipilon U n rciimrknblo
woman. She Is the ot.ly fomnlo innll contrac
tor recorded In the postofllco department.
She 1ms contracts covering over n thousand
miles , uses hundreds of horses and almost ns
many employes. Some of tlio routes are sub
let , others nro conducted under lier direct
supervision , nnil if thcro was a man short
Mrs. Lancelot ! would nofhesitnto to see tbnt
the mall was carried herself. Nearly all of
the thousand miles Is located in Ilutto nnd
Plunm'counties , In a lonely mountainous dis
trict where thfvo arc but two mails ever.v
seven days , the mountaineers coming If n to
twenty miles to receive them. She Is u
widow mid n most able and energetic woman ,
who controls her contracts in a nhrowd ,
businuss-liko way.
I'coplowlio use arsenical preparations for
their complexion do so nt tlio rislt of their
lives. Ayer's Sarsnparlllti Is guaranteed
frco from any injurious drug nnd is , there
for , the safest ns well ns the most powerfu
blood medicine in the world. It maUo s th
skin clear.
TALJl.lGE'S JIOXKV 'ritOVMlLKS.
AVorlc oil Ills Talcrnaulc ! Stopped I'or
AVant ul'Cithli.
Niw : YOKK , Fob. 0. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : Bin : . | The trials of Dr. Talmago on
account of his Inability to raise money ( out-
stile of his personnl resources ) for building
bis tabcrnaclo are growing npace. The con
tractor stopped work on the building some
tlino ago because his mouoy was not forth
coming in snlto of a loan of $125,003 by Itus-
sell S go. Contractor T. Wills agreed to put
up the building for ? ! r)0,00 < ) . lie has received
only ? < 33,000 instead of $ . ' 200,000 , which wns
uuo him. Last August ho "received two notes
for $0,500 each nnd four lor ? Jf)00 each , nil
iluo in four months. Tlieso notes , Contrac
tor \Vills says , have not boon paid. Ho now
brings suit against the church for the bal
ance duo him on his contract and ask.s that
bis. claim bo niiulo a tlrstltcu on the property ,
superseding oven Hussell Sago's mortgage.
Ho will seek to have the unfinished tubor-
uuclo sold to satisfy his claim.
For Nervous Ilcmlnuha
UNO IIoHford'H lei l I'linnpliato.
Dr. F. A. Roberts , 'Watervlllo , Me. , says :
"I have found it of great bcnollt In nervous
headache , dyspepsia and neurulgia. I think
it is giving great satisfaction where It is
thoroughly tried. "
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JtlYSTEttAMVJtJKIl CASE.
An Important Witness In a Denver
Trial Poisoned.
DRNVI-II , Colo. , Fob. 9. [ Special Telegram
toTiti : BEI : . ] On the afternoon of January
4 , on Sixteenth street , Jj. A. Molborn , n
prominent carriage dc.alcr and business man ,
was shot and killed by his former partner ,
Gcorgo G. McCartney. One of the leading
witnesses in the case was B. A. Coition , n
resident of Iowa to whom Melborn had made
out u check forSlOO and which McCartney Is
snld to have obtained and raised to $1,000.
The trial of McCartney was to
have begun last December , but was
postponed until February 23. Colnon came
hero as a witness and bus remained stopping
at the Melborn hotel. Ho is now dying from
arsenical poisoning nnd the district attorney
has taken his testimony. An air o * mystery
surrounds his C.ISQ and It has every appear
ance ot a tragedy yet to bo brought to light.
AlS Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething rests the child nnd comforts
the mother. " 5 cents a bottlo.
ncrnhnriU'HVomlerfUl Power.
NEW YOUK , Fob. 9. [ Special Telegram to
THE BEE.I Sara Bcrnhardt will continue In
"La Tosca" at the Garden theater until Feb
ruary 10 , whoa "Cleopatra" will bo produced.
Bernhuivlt's performances thus far during
this engagement have been appreciably more
spirited but not less subtle than any given
previously ny her in this city. The wonder ,
f ul achievements of the great actress are cs.
peclally a marvel to her profession , who ob
serve her acting with rapt and evidently
puzzled Interest. No more than the other wit
nesses of the effects which she produces can
these experts understand bow she accom
pllsbcs them.
Do Witt's Little Early Risers : only pill to
euro sick headucho and regulate the bowels.
Found tlio AVator Impure.
VEUMII.UON , S. D. , Feb. 9. [ Special to
THE BEC.J For some tlino past it has been
feared that the water In the Vormlllion river
at this point was imnuro , and the city councl
was petitioned to investigate , nnd , if neces
sary , prohibit the Ice men from putting up
any Ice for summer use. After a thorougl
examination by the county physician the city
council passed an ordinance providing thn
no person shall sell or deliver nnv ice or
water taken from the Vermllllon river , ex
cept for the use of stock , washing and cold
storage purposes.
Now IH In ttio Diu-lc.
LONIIOX , Fob. 9. John C. Now , Unltct
States consul hero , was asked by un As
Boclatcd press ropresontatlvo if thcro was
any truth in tno statement tbat I'rc&ldcnt
Harrison Thursday last had cabled New to
return immediately to the United States with
a view to conferring the treasury portfolio
upon him. Now said : "I have not received
any message from President Hariison , and I
know nothing about tuiv proposition to offer
mo the treasury portfolio ,
Omaha Crook H Jailed at Denver.
DIINVEH , Colo. , Fob. 9. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : BEE. ] Tnrco crooks who hall from
Omaha , kno\yn as Collins , Kennedy nnd Dee ,
are under arrest bore aud have boon lilonttllcd
us the men who hold upncablocarconOuctor.
taking his gold watch and $25 , on thu night
of January 'J4. They hnvo also been iilentl-
llcd by a citizen whom they also held up for
a gold watch ouo iilglit last week.
Heir to Filly Millions.
AUGUSTA , Go. , Fob. 9. [ Special Tcloirrain
toTiiK BEE.J Mrs. Cntherimi O'Dor.ohuo of
this flty has been notlllcd that she Is ouo of
the Joint heirs to a fortune of $30,000,000 In
Australia loft her by a rich uncle.
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