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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : -FRIDAY , FEBRUARY .13 , 1801 ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
A Blind Opening is Recorded la All Four
Pits.
WHEAT STAYS NEAR ITS LATE LEVEL ,
A nniifjcrniifl Condition for Shorts
AVIirnt Mndo Iiow 1'rlccs Corn
Dull All ThrotiKli Hiu
blon-lilvo Stock.
OmcAno , Tcb. 12. [ Ppoclnl TclcRrnm to THE
HKK.-Thero wnsllttlo Indication at tlio open
ing on'chanao of what inlglit bo In store for
the tiado In nny of the loading markets.
Thorn was llttlo change In the price , llttlo
posltlxo nons to ullect prices , llttlo disposi
tion among operators to load the way by
clthrrlioavy buying or selling. Wheat ruled
about steady , between 07J c and O'Uo tlio first
Iiotir. Corn opened steady and lost 'ic tofi2c. ! }
Oats wcro ' { ehlslior nnd'lull , I'ork opened
7Ko oft and dropped lOcfurllicr , touohlni'S0.53
for May for the Hist llmo on this season's Jiro-
duct. Lard nnd ribs at the sumo tlmocro Co
lower than last nlslit.
Thn wheat market ruled at lower prices
than the average yesterday , but Rcnorally
better than at the close last night. Thcro
was fair Intcicst early , but Ions Before the
close tlio pit wns quiet. The action of May
wosOi'iO toMMcto97'lo to 07 0 to O' o to
074o ! to 03o to W'io at 1 o'clock. July sold
nroumlKJc , mostly between DJ'iO and 03Uc.
The news was illxldcd , much as on previous
flays for the week. The cash Hltuatlon here ,
and elsewhere , Is strong , making It dangerous
for the shorts , \vhllo tlio most of the outsldo
news was on tlio bear side. To begin with ,
the weather , whatever Its elleets on tlio fields ,
liad a depressing and bearish olToat on the
triulo. Receipts wore pretty liberal all around.
Minneapolis had 213 oars , Duluth 31 , making
241 cars at trto points , against 1.1S a jcar ago.
Kansas Olty had 53 earn , seine of It said to bo
Orefion and Washington wlioit , Chicago had
25 cars o\cr the estimate. India and Haltlc
( hlwnCMtsto the United Kingdom and the
continent for tlio week aggregated about
! , My,000 bushels. Now York cleared 81,003 bush
els of wheat und 10.0'jO ban els of flour
.but Ititltltnoro clcaroil novhcit : and 5,003 bar
rels of flour. Tlio I'tlcc Current dispatch
called tlio growing wheat condition well
maintained at a high average , Wheat of 1833
In farmers'hands In nine , western states Is 20
percent of a crop , against 31.0 per cent for
March 1 , 1890. On this class of news the low
prices of tlio morning wore mado. Then ad
vices rcgaidlns cash wheat came In. Minne
apolis reported a gooJ demand at 0.1'o ' ! or lo
under May. Duluth reported a sale of No. 1
northern to Now York at (1.15 and another to
Duirnlo of No. 1 hard at { 11414. Later thcio
was another sale of No. 1 northern tit Now
York at $1.10 and. still later , S. V. Whlto k Co.
had a message giving a sale of northern at 81.17.
Karly In tlio day New York icportcd three
boat loads worked thcro late yesterday for
export. That point also asked for offers of
cash wheat hero to go uy all rail. The eastern
mills wore said to bo negotiating for 150,000
bushels of red wheat. Thcro was llttlo con-
fiplemms trading. Ten minutes before the
close May rccoiorod again to O7' o on good
buying , Wheat showed Rood support at the
close with .May at 074G077iO ? bid. This was a
net gain from last night of UB c against
much odds and bear news. 1 cbruary was
quoted as low M U2io ? and as high as 03c ? ,
closing utUJ'ic.
Corn hold the ! io range for the session up
to 1 o'clock , with the price of JIuy at5Jic ? , oil
to&3)4ciindbackto ) sjyo. Thcro appeals to
bo ii scarcity of Influences on which to specu
late , and cash buslnosi had little effect on
contr.ict values. Tlio corn matkot closed as
It opened , dull. There was no outsldo tr.ido.
The. close for .May was atOJ c ; robruary.50'o
to DOlio to close ; March , 'io o\or February ;
Juno Hold at 52o njid closed at 52Uc : July at
626oto52ic. ! ? The receipts were even larger
than the largo estimate , a IMS cars.
Thcro was llttlo strength In oats from the
Btart , and after in Hug at better prices all the
icsslun and touching 4lc ( for May the close was
at 45' < 3i4fol ( , The low prlco was45J c the first
hour. Juno oloscd at43Jic ; July was quoted
at 42Uo to 4''So to closo.
The lowest prices on the protont crop of hog1
wcro uiiidn In the provisions pit today , when
May products hold ut $ l.774 ! for short ribs ;
laid , * 5.7.V35.77i ! : pork. J.5) ! ) . Tin-so prices
were lower than the closing figures on Wednes
day by 5o for lard , 75o ! for ribs und 17V5o for
pork , Commission houses sold early , and
there wns much roalMng by local operators
with only the shorts buying. Later , there
was n lunch batter support , nnd the last prlct"-
vrciuust2)ic ] ) under IiiHt night all around
May ribs were at f4.H2V5 ! lard. J5.77W ; pork ,
ia.ro. July lard hold at 5OV3&00. IlroKors
In the pit claimed that ( Judady was a free
buyer late In the day , and helped the rally.
I'aoklng In the west for tlio v cole exceeds last
year by 125,000 , hogs and 1,055.000 for the season
l'IUCt.8 AT CHICAGO.
Not OH and Gossip.
Duliith receipts.1 Wheat , 31 cars ,
Minneapolis receipts ! Wheat , 213 cars.
Estimated receipts ot hogs for 1'rlduy , a
Chicago , ; i : > ,000.
Milwaukee receipts ; Wheat , 09,000 bushels
ehlpmrnts , none.
Hecolpts of hogs at six points , 28,100 mori
than the tame day latt year.
Olearanccs atNow York were 32,000 bushel
of wheat and 10,000 packages of Hour.
Clearances nt four portsyestorday : Wheat
47.82-.1 ! corn , Sl.bJl ; oats , 12,1)11 ) ; Hour , 21,413.
A rail road ofllclul says ho has had a goo <
oomiind for cars during the past few dais ' -
go to Kansas to load wheat.
St. Louis receipts ! Wheat , 21,000 ; corn
01,000 ; oats , 14,000 , Through ears : Wheat. 2
corn. . ' ; oats , U. Shipments ! wheat , 6,000
corn. iTJ,0X ( ) ; oats , 4,000.
Kcnnott says ! Provisions are getting s (
cheap Unit 1 would sell short only on goo <
rallies.Vo \ lint o had over t.LOO break In porl
und It Is tlmo to bo conservative.
The talk of the lloorwrs that 100,000 to 150 ,
000 No. 1 wheat was taken to to Now -
- w KO vw 4iu ) > York-
, . . .4 . . . . Thompson of Diiliith sol
1 northern In store at Now Yor
Hcorbohm's cable ! Liverpool wheat mile
but steady , pi lees unchutnied. Com slow , ji
deullne. Mark l.auo prices unchanged. O.ir
pots off coast , nothingoirerliiB. I'tvuch couu
try markets dearer.
Kcnnott wires : The corn market has ro
lapsed Into Its regular trance , the dog ea
dog principle ruling fuprcine. The market I
In scalpers'handshatthorelsof It , und do
void of any special Je.ituro.
Chicago reoolpts ! Winter wheat. 20 cars
prliu ; . M ; corn , JiW ; oats , I'M. Inspected regu
larlnlerwlicat.3eurs ! ; soring , none ; corn ,
4 ! oatBt8l. Shipments ! Whoat. UOOO bushels ;
corn , 07,000 ; oats , 65,000. Estimated for Friday
Wheat , M ears : corn , 273 : oats , 150.
A prominent broker wires his customers ! I
nm obliged to to absent for the rest of the
week , but before going I want to say I don't
think It safe to bo short of wheat except on
> ory good rallies. The situation Is certainly
potting blrongcr and n bulge at uny tlmo
probable ,
The Cincinnati Prlco Current's review Is n
ituml otr. It gives high conditions for the
Kfowltig crou and low reserves. Its.iys : The
condition of the prowlntr crop U high und that
20 per cent of the old crop Isln farmers'
hands. Last year on March 1U1 percout v\as
lu farmers' hands.
W. O. McCormlclc .t Co. to r. O.
Bniirtz & Co. ! A small scalping trade
within the narrow range of Me , with very few
outtddo orders , Is tlio bent description of to
day's w hc.it market. Uccoluls ut the primary
points wcro qultu large , amountliiglo lOl.OJO
bushels , a largo Increase o\er the sauio
date of last year , Cables wcro dull
and rather easier. The Cincinnati
1'rlco Current states that the con
dition of the winter wheat is well
maintained at the sumo high standard of n
wcoK aso. I taUo states that Iho rosono lu
farmer's haudi lu the principal winter wheat
stall Is 20 per cent of the crop as aculntt 'JI
tier com u year ugo. This vrus generally ac-
cepted by lulls M n very utronjt foatiiro but
* petneil tolmvo very llttlo olloct on prices a *
they ocomcd unnllllnir to hack tholr opinion ;
by purchases , The market closed qtilotnnii
frntiirclrss. Torn \cry dull with trading
chlelly Among the BCnlDcrs. Uccclptfl wcro
fair. 1'rrJvlsloiu opened lower on heavy ro-
cllpts of hogs , around I'J.70 ' for May pork , tl.T.i
for May nlji and $3,75 for Mny Inrd. ( loc < l
huylnR ortlorivcro \ devolnpptl. Via should
have sotno llttlo up turn from the present
hroak , but It U dllllcult to decide us to Ita
permanency.
Hunnctt , Hopkins k Co. to Clirlstlo-I.ntlirop
Com. Co. Provisions were ngaln lower , but re
covered most ot the decline , lluylnff by u
prominent packer had seine Inlliionco In the
htrpiigthenlnKof the market. Trading was
light except for the ( list half hour. 1'roUs-
lens lire low , but nnv considerable ndvanco Is
nltOKcther linprobabto while boss coiitlnuo to
bo so fri-oly marketed. Nothing to s.iy ahout
the coin market , us It wns about dend. I.lttlo
trade today nnd that chlolly scalping. Oats
dull but linn. The wheat market opened
moderately uctl\ , 'so holier tliiin yrstorday's
close , wns unmercifully poundea by bcara
iiiitll o"o wns rptichetl , when the brokers
from nil sides of the crowd scorned to have
peed Inlying orders for local heavy weight
operators. Tlio seiilpors soon fount ! thlsoiit
and forced the market to 07'ittSo ! ) on tholr
clforts to cover short" . When the market ro-
uctcd to O'wa'J"1 Ilutchlnsnn boRiin buyliis
nnd took all offered up to It7io ? to the close.
Moderately heavy iccolpts In the north and
southwest , b'otno wheat wns reported for ex
port , but It t > ns found that It could not bo
substiintlntrd. Wt-nther In California ctcnr
nnd ( Inc. With this and other nnws wo think
the situation Bluntly favors the bull side.
1' . ( I. I.ORUII fc Co. to Toncray k llryun ,
Omnha Tlio wheat market has hccn ( julot
from the opening until the close. The fluctua
tions have boi-n within thornncoof
U o for Jlny. It sold ns low us l)7'jo ) ! during the
session. The principal fe.ituro In the d'ly's
business has been one oromlncnt scalper try
ing to catch n oKty-fourthby huylngnnd sell
ing. Near the elo-io ho puichn.scd n llttlo of
the July option atlU'.e. The situation Is un
changed ; some Inquiry for cush wheat , win
ter nnd "prltiK ; so fur no sales have trans
pired. KccclpHnt winter whont points con-
tlnuo eood for the season. The weather Is
fine. The oTerlngs to the United Kingdom
and continent are liberal from Australia , the
river IMutti niul from India , all now ciops.
The small vlslblo stocks on tlilc slilo of the
Atlantic may glvo -advance between this
and the growing crop bclmr reaped , but the
now crop options are n sale with any ordi
nary wentlier. Wo think thorn n sale In nny
cMHit and with patience will make handsome
prolIK The fluctuations In corn have been
between msjo and MUc. The snmo scalper
nromhiont in wheat was In corn na n
seller In a moderate way. Itecelvers wcro
buyers. The tr.ulo wns light. Oats were
without nny featuio and firm In the absence
( if business , 1'rovlsions continue to drag to n
lower level and until rccoluls of hogs lot up
wo ( , co no advance In thorn ,
STO CK4f < I
Yoitic , Feb. li [ Special Telosrara to
Tun HCE.I STOCKS There was no sljm of Im-
pro vomont In the stock market at tlio open
ing. In fact the first action was a continua
tion of the downward tendency o' yesterday.
The market was narrow nnd of a professional
character. A few stocks developed marked
weakness and In distillers and c.ittlo
feeders , which was adversely affected by the
disclosures of the plot against the rival dis
tillery. the loss extended to 1U per cent.
Among the active stocks , however , Durllngton
& Qulnoy followed c'osoly , losing Us , while
othorlosses were conllnod to loss than 5s per
cent. This was followed by n full recovery In
everything but llnrllngtoa , and In many cases
the opening prices were surpassed , but the
market remained very dull for everything ox-
iciit llnrllngton , AtchNon and n half doen
tliers of the le.ullng shares JUKI , later In the
our , there wns no perceptible movement In
Ithor direction. Vlllnid stocks were well
upportou fioin the start , but without any
material advance. The period fiom 11 a , M ,
.o 1 o'clock wasdovotd of Interest. Tlio market
dosed dull and prices a shade under tboso of
bo opening.
Kenneth Hopkins ft Co , to Ohrlstle-
inthrop Com. Co. Some of the Block
NChango frutcrnlty thought last night
hat HlmpU ) dullness w.is the principal
cnson for the partial reaction In pi Ices and
tagnntlun In operations at the close of the
lay. The theory th.it was Iptit for-
ivard In seine circles that there
ivould bo no Important Improvement In
peculation until congress adjourns found a
e\v believers and It may hnvo some fotindn-
lon and may not. W , II. Wheeler sajs that
( Jainmauk pays attention to such
'rautJonnl reactions ns these nnd
hey do riot Interest him nt all.
lo mi bull anil he Is not trading for small
luetuntlons. It Is said bv a good sourcothat
( Jould will not remain In the south
over n week or ten days but
.s . coming right back to Now York.
The stock miirkot has been under tbo liillti-
Pnco of firm rules for sterling exchange nnd
Eonio shipments of gold for Kuropo. It is
claimed that shipments aio not warranted by
current rates of exchange , but that the Jl.COf- )
000 taken will go to the continent und will
iiobnbly bo used In repairing the loan from
.ho Hunk of France to the Hank of England.
the theory belli ! : that the Hank of Kngland
can send gold to I'uils fiom Now York to bet
ter advnntn'o than from Its own vaults. Gold
hlpmcnts always scare speculators In stocks
ma there has been no execution today : The
disposition today has been not only to sell out
'ong stocks but go shoit of the market und
irloes haxo consequently boon depressed.
The market has not been a Inrgo one but ti
midity of buyers has been nniiurcnt and sol-
lois have had to accept shrinking quotations
as the day progressed. The news from Wash-
"ngton nolnts to the failure of the free coinage
.11011 to got any legislation this wlnUir
and silver certificates were weak In conso-
iionco. The fnot that no free colnngo will bo
nncted should help tno market nnd probablv
did sotno In sustaining prices , Tlio resigna
tion of President Norton of the Louisville fc
Nashville wns followed by quite n sharp de
cline In the price of that stock. The street Is
full of rumors that other causes brought
about the resignation than the one , given by
the retiring president. It Is said he did not
approve wholly of homoproooscd action of the
board. The inarUot had a lltmcr tona towards
the close and rallied somewhat from the
lowest price. Total sales , 101,474.
London prices : Northern l'nclflcproferrodv
74 ! { , decrease U , l.rle , 'OH. decrease , ! i ; I.ako
Shore , ir > M. dcuiea c. I ; I.oulsvllio & Nash
ville , 777s , decrease , 'i ; St. 1'aul , f > 's' , decrease ,
fi : Now York Cent ! al , lo.v./ / , decrease , Hi
Heading , 1B8' , unchanged ; Union Pacific , -IG.'i
decrease II.
Loan nun kct dull , all kinds plontyi demand
light , intes from 1 to SJJ , mostly u per cent.
Application has been mndo at the assay
onieo for { ( ,00.000 gold for export.
Northern 1'nclllo earning Kobrunry 7 , In
crease , fl'.OOO ; Increase for first week. } 7S > 0J (
K.irnlncs of tlio I.oulsvllio & Nashville , firs
week ot i'obruary , Increase , $ IS&0.
NEW YOllK STOCKS.
Stockt. Open. | Illk'h. I Low. I Closo. I Veal ,
W. Alt. K. . .
Hocking Val 27
Mnnli ittnn. 10UJ.
Watmah pfd 187 :
ICrlo 20'
Cannitn So. . r > i !
1'nclllo .Mull. S7
Inko Hhoro. 11.1
I.X.V 7 ( , '
Lend Trust. 19
C. C. C.
Norlhwcst'n
-Mo. I'no
Union I'no. .
N' I'ac. pfil.
N , 1'ao. coin ,
a , ii. A q . . 614
Hock lalurd Wft
Ht. 1'aiil 65J ,
H. 1'aul iifci. B'J
West , Union SIX
I ) . , U A. W. . r.M
Huuar Trust 85'
AlIl.SUK'.llf.
Jersey Cent. nsli
Now in : l'il.
Itlch.Tcrm'l
Atchlson. . . 23' ,
Chit mo ( ins
Itomllng. . , . , .11
Del. , t Tlud , 1S9 !
rullmnn
No. Am
Mich. Cunt. . a ?
fcllvcr
A. H. II. iifd.
WU.Cont. . . 21
MCT , font , , 21MM
A.UUI1. . , .
Texas
Tonn U. ft I.
The following are the closing quotations :
U. H.s registered.l.\ ) Northern 1'aclllo79 (
U. B.4i coupon ! 1W ilo rrcturrcJ 71H
U. B. 4Hs reil toroil..IOIJ < C. X N.W lui.ji
U. S. it coupons lltl oo pref erre.l 1.15
raclrloCaof "Ji lOU Now York Ccutral..nr.
Central 1'nclrtc tl I' . . I ) . A K 18U
Chicago & Alton I2i Itoclt Iilniut liSli
Chlcniio. llurllnjjton 0. . X.Abt. ! & 4M
AOulnoj ( ex cllv ) . . RflU ilo prufurrod HIM
I ) . . I. . A\V. . . Bt. 1'nul A Uiimha , . . . 31
llllnoli Central U7 ituprofurrcd b3U
U.H.&W Union I'ncltlo Jl'i
Knnini \ Toxni 1' . ' \V. . HI. I * A 1' 10
IjiVorihoro Ill' du preferred 1SU
MIclilKiinContrni tfll Western Union bOJt
Mlnourl I'nciao UH
JIoNEV-On call , easy ; closed offered at 3
percent.
1'iiiMK MEIIC -
NTILE PAi-Kii-Unchancoa at
67 per cent ,
bTKiiMNa UxciiANfiE Oulot , Qrui ! sixty-day
bills , ri.bC ) demand , 11.68.
) ' . STOVH.
OntCAao , Tob. 12-JSpcclal Tolozrara to TUB
nilB. ] OATTI.K lluslnoss was the best for any
day this week , that Is , ilioro were more out
sldo orders and more outsldo buyers and alt
seemed to want a few. 1'rlcci ruled stronger
on nearly everything lu the beat line , from
big fat steers to big fat cows and holfon , and
nearly everything at nil gooa or useful was
sold at an early hour. Common cows nnd
canning stool ; sold a shade stronger , but there
was llttlo or no clmngo In Ktdokors. The top
prlco wuu tJW for ouu load of fancy 100) ) Ibs.
fivcrniro dtpori : prlmo to oholco. 14
medium , tl.ivitl dO ! common , fJ.rwyiti7'S ! cows
nnd Iwlfers , li.fii wfyi ) stockers , W W1 I.30. .
lions lluslno's opened fairly aotlvo nnu a
few cnrly sales of prlmo heavy and good
mixed sold nt about the same us yesterday ,
but In tor en , sold MMOO lower , wlillo light
sorts sold lee lower from start to flnUh. Con-
Hldorlng that there were W.003 on sale with n
prospect of a big run tomorrow , vnlites stood
uti fairly well , Hough nnd common * sold at
$ .1.203.l. : l mtxpd nnd packers ,
prlmo heavy and btitehor weights ,
llghl sorts , I3.4 > ai.50 : ; plg , (2.7JK1.40.
Shares ,
NBW Yonic , 1'ob. U. [ Spoolal Tolosrnm f o
THE IlnE.1 The following are tlio mining
stock quotations ;
Adnmii Con. . . Kl ) Horn Sllrcr 2 )
Anpon. KO Ontnrlo , 3'JOO
Ile < t.t liolclicr Z10 Ophlr 310
lloillo 110 I'frrnouth HO
< 'on.Cnl.A Vn m Snrnvo 1"5
KurrknOnn . " ) Hlcrrn NamiM 200
( loiilil & Currr 3 > 0 Union Coi 200
Halo A .Norcros 1S5 Yellow Jacket 200
Ilomostnko , 6'fl
Tlio Coffee Sfarkct.
YOHK , Tob. 11. [ Special Tclopram to
TUB HKK.I COFFEE Options opened firm
and unchanged to 10 points up ; closed steady.
Sales 24,2TiO bags Including February , $17.05 ®
17.10 ; March. IIB.&ii May. $ tfl.40lfl.fiO ; Juno.
$ in.lvai(1.2J ( ; July I15.R- . ; September , jn.10 ®
15.13 ! October. 114.80 : December , UlllfX ) ; spot
Kip nitlot and flrm ; f ulr cur-ocs , $10,00 ; No. 7 ,
CHIOAOO , Tcb. 12. Close Wheat Steady ;
Cash. OI'jO ' ! May. l)7 ) c : July. ( CPi aPic.
Oorn S-toadyj cash , 50o ! ! : Mnv , K'ic ,
Oats htoudy ; cash. 4lci May , 45'iIOo.
Hye rinn at 7 aTOj.
llnrloxI'lrm at'Oa.
rinx ! l.25. ! !
1'rlmo Timothy Steady at J1.2 2 > 1,27.
Whlskv-II.14.
I'ork-l'lrm ! cash , $0.31 ! Mar , $ D
hird rirmt cash , $ r > .WV { : Mnv.
Short Itlbs-Klrmi cash. $4.43 ; May ,
I'loiir .Unelinimod ; spring , Jl/iO ; iiatouts ,
f I OfJI.SO : w Inter patents. $4.50I.H ) .
llullf Moits-Shouldprs , $ ,1.815ilOO ; short
clear , $ I.80I.A" > ! short ribs , SUOiJI.SO.
lluttcr Unchanged ! ercamory , 17327cs
dairy. 15&2- .
Cheese UnchnnBcd ; full crcnm cbcddurs ,
OliiftlOSic ! Huts , 10311o ; Voting Americas , 11
Gll'ic. '
Tggs tlnchnnged : fresh. 10V5W2IC.
Hides Unohanged ; light and heavy graon
salted , 0'ij'jC ! Bicen. I' l'So ' ; s-iltod bull ,
4J.ic ; green salted calf , he : dry flint. Sc ; salt
bull , OS7C ! drvcalf. Ra'Jc ' ! deacons , each , 2. > c.
Tallow Unohanped : No. 1 , bolld p.iuked ,
3 c ; No. 2 , 3o ; eukc , 4o.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bhls . HOOJ 12,050
Wheat , bu . 23.000 1:1,000 :
Corn , bu . 119,000 C7.0TO
Onts.bu . W,000 65,000
Nr.w Yonir , Tob. 12. Wheat Uecclpts , 23,400
bushels ; exports , 33,200 : spot , firmer ; No. 2 red ,
* I.IO' In elevator ; $1.12s ! allo.it : } 1.I1 ® 1.I3 ? ,
' .o b.j options closed steady ! No. 2 red , Feb-
uary closing at , Jl.ny.
Corn Uocelnts , 14,300 bushels ; exports. l.OJfl !
not steady ; No. 2 , 0234i-'lo ( In elevator ; ( il ®
ulloat ; ungraded mixed , ( Uli&GSUo ; op-
Ions weak ; February closed at
Oats Hocelpts , 2l.nOO ) bushels ; exports , J.tno ;
pot , unchnnscd ; No. 2 white , OS'in ; mixed
vcstorn , 515lo : white western , Ki02ci op-
Ions , weak ; robrtiary atS'Jiic ,
Siigur ISiiw , nulet and ( Inn ; centrifugals , 00
st , 3'ic , O and F ; refined , firm and fairly nc-
lvoO,51i : < ( Wll-lGc : whlto ox. O , BJiOS ll-10o :
ellow. 3'5iii3ijoorf ' ( ; A. S'SIMU-lOc ! standard
\ , 07-lio ( ; powdered , 09-lBc.
I'etroloiim United closed for March nt70 'o.
Kigs Western , SPiSC''o.
I'ork I'lrni ! now mess , (10.n0911.25.
Lard Opened weak , but closed linn ; western
team , $ j.w7Vi ,
lluttor Firm : western dairy , ll30c ; crcam-
ry , 17Q37c : rlglu,2Se.
Uhocso btrong ; light skims , 5S8c. ! {
ST. I.OUIS , Fob. 12. Wheat rirm ; cash ,
3i'ie07e ( ! May , UV.'e : July. 87'Jc.
Corn Steady cash. 40'ie ' : May. MIsttMUo.
Oats I'l rmj cash , 43 ? c ; May , 40c >
I'ork9.f.2i. ! .
lard-3.,15.
Whlsky-SI.lt.
lluttor Firm nnd unchanged ; creamery ,
! 4Q2Gc ; dairy , 2123c.
MiXNEAi'OMS , 'Minn. , Teb. 12 , Wheat Fair
demand for spot wheat , poor gr.iln dull. Hc
colpts , 2i ) cars ; shipments , fi. > cars , ( Hosing :
No. Ihiird , February. Olc ; on track , Ollia : No.
1 northern. February and iturch , Ii2c ; May ,
> lic ? ; on truck , lUo ; No. 2 northern , February ,
Do ; on track , UOtfc.
KANSAS CITV. Fob. 11. Wheat Kaslcr : No ,
2 hard ensh and February , 81o bid ; No. 2 rod ,
cash. Me bid.
Corn Weaker ; No. 2 , cash , 47Uc ; February ,
i7c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 , cash. 44JJo bid ; Febru
ary. 44io ; bid.
MIMVAUKEK , WIs. , Fob , 12. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 cash , Olu : May , O. c.
Coin-Dull ! No. .1 , EOc.
Oats-Dull ; No. 2 white , 4C"c.
rrovIsIons-Qulot ; pork , .Mny , $9.C5.
CINCINNATI , Feb. 12. Wheat Firm ; No. 2
red. $1.0) ) .
Corn In fair demand ; No. 2 mixed , C3O53iic.
OatH Steady : No. 2 mixed , 48ic. !
Whiskey tl.ll.
LiVEiiroor , Fob. 12. Wheat Quiet ; hold
rs otTer modorati'ly.
Corn Quiet and lower ; mixed western , 5s
ItlVK STOCK.
CIIICAOO , Fob. 12. Cattlo-llecolpts. 13,000 ;
market stronger ; steers prlmo to fnnoy , $ l. & > ®
O-M : common to medium. $4.f < o4,70 ; cows and
holfors , $ l.50ii353 ! stockers , $ 1.00 ® 1.30.
Ho s Hcc-cliits. 45.000 ; market lower. HOUR ) .
nnd common , $ .1.205J3.3. > ! mixed nnd pickers ,
S.UV/ii.r ( : > : prlmo heavy and butcher weights
' 53 : light. W45J.5J.
bheep Receipts , 12.1100 : market netlvo and
stroimer : nutlxcs , 8t.755.fO : : : wostcrns , $4.75 ®
5.03 ; Tcxans fed , tJO.'i ; lambs , $4.2o33.2J.
Sr. Louis Fob. 12. Cattle llccoipts. 1.500 :
shipments , 1,000 ; market strong ; Ifalr to fancy
native steers , $ J.SOQ5.2o ; stockers nnd feeders ,
? 2.Otti.lO. ! ;
Hogs Kecolpts , 4.103 ; shipment ! ! , 200 ; market
lower , heavy , JJ.40350 ; mixed , $ J.2033.40 ;
light , $ .1.2533.35. _
KANSAS CITV , Fob. 12. Cattle Receipts ,
2.4(10 ; shipments ) , 1,800 ; tnarkot lower ; steers ,
$ J.7.ViM.Vi : cows , $ ! .OD03.40 ; stackers and feed-
ors. $ J . .
Hogs-Hecolpts. 12.10D : shipments , 3,800 ;
market lower ! all grades , $3.uoa3.43.
OJI.IH.I JLIl'K STOCK.
OMAHA. Feb. 12.180L
OATTI.E Kstlniatcd rocoluts of cattle 1.8JO as
comuured with 2.013 yest rdav nnd 1,031
Thursday of last week. The market was
steady. Steers slow and steady ; butcher
stock active and steady. Good feeders were
nctlvo and strong , poorer grades slow nnd
sagging ,
lloas Kstlmatod receipts of hogs 5.750 as
comuarod with 5,014 yesterday und 6,593
Thursday of last week , The market wns
Mow and close to lOo lower. The
range of prices wns $3.oOil3.40 , the bulk
selling nt kl.Vft330. Pigs , l.502.50 ; light-
lights , $ J.2.va..90 ; light , $3.0023.33 ; heavy , $ ,1.35
( B.1.40 ; mixed , $ J.l.Vt.l.2a. The avcrngo of the
prices uald was tl-l',3 as compared with $ J.31j ?
yesterday and $ A4lj Thursday of last week.
SIIKEP Estimated receipts of Hheep 53U , ns
compared with SKI yesterday. The market ro-
inulns unchanged. Natives , f-.TJBlSU ; wost-
erus , $ . ' .50i.W ) .
van IPO 1 fee 240 1,1100 275
SIB 1 HO J ino > 240 1 I1CO ! ! 75
41 77 % 1 ( Ql { 2 10.V 240 4 1010 2N >
I. .1170 2 PO ItlliO 240 13 . Ml 3W )
II H.VJ 203 is ms 240 St. 770 2 W )
10 .IBS I 20) 1 770 sta 111. .10W 200
1. . NX ) 200 18. . 912 3M ) 1. . 010 .100
1. 770 200 M IlkVI 2fiO 1 JIM 300
1.1010 200 n. ( MO 2f-0 II..1077 300
1 .1HO 200 2 1(10 ( 260 1 .IO.V ) 1100
1..1IM 200 1..1MO 2f 0 1..1I03 300
14. . 017 203 It IOCS 2M 1..12IO 300
i. . 8io 2 os ii.oir ; : JK 4. .1107 300
? . ' . . W,7 20.- 1.IUO 2 IX ) C4..KXM 320
1..1000 210 13. IQOI 200 0. . fclO 210
HULLS.
1. 1303 00 1..13IO 230 . ttV 275
1. . 16.10 25 l..l M 235 .1WO 280
1. . 1WW 2. . 1..1KX ) 245 .171K ) 280
1. . 1470 25 1..IVM 2 BO .17I5 SKI
1. . 1300 25 1..15tO 2 CO .1910 tfiM
STOCItEllS
35 , . CM 10 20 1178 330 12. M7 275
1. . BOO 25 n. . f\s3 240 2. . 1115 275M
1. COO 25 0 . 77H 2 CO 4. . 015 300
1. . 720 23 7. . 075 270 8. . 005 300
11EIFKHS.
10. . 004 3 00 41. . 878 3 20
CAnvrs.
1. . BIO 2 25 2. . 200 375 I. . SSO 450
WESTEHX CATTLE ,
No. Av. I'r.
II. K. Mllh-
feeders 001 1300
HOGS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sli. I r.
1GS 410 MOO 07 . 245 200 Ml"
GS 147 40 ; i 00 GO . U03 200 il5 ! !
01 IK ) IfiO 300 U" > . 24(1 ( ICO 325
100 161 80 II 00 70 . ' 'IS 40 325
CO 1 ( > S 80 II 05 01 200 325
7:1 : 174 83 ; i 10 01CO MVJ 120 325
l.VI II 10 74 20.1 80 825
r > 7. . . .mi 120 : i 10 G.I so 325
8 ! ) . 189 80 II 10 48 289 325
70 . IB" " ) II 10 CO 325
as . IM : i i2'S ' COen sno : i2. * >
n . M an si . an 240 32. ' .
no . 2t'i ' 120 a is r,7 . aiu : ice : rr.
C,0 . 213 COO II 11 M . 27U 12U 325
112 . 183 40 a 15 60 . 110,1 40 330
77 . 214 80 3 15 71 . 2 S 80 3110
04 . 221 120 a 15 47 . IBS ICO 330
75 . 221 160 a 15 65 . a71 ICO 330
W ) . 2J ICO a 15 03 . 305 40 3110
75 . 217 80 a 15 72 . ' . " -M W 330
72 . 1PO 40 3 11 55 . 370 330
4 . 323 air. 64 . : cio 100 330
72 . M.1 . ' 111 02 . 27.1 33' ' )
75 . 20 101 315 CO . ' 'SS 120 330
02 ZCI 120 3 1.1 G'l . XW 330
14 2. ! : . a 17J { 40 . IMXJ 330
0.1 214 40 3 17)5 ) 01 . 883 60 330
02 12 2SO a 17" 61 . 8 7 40 3)0 ! )
81 . . . . l'8'J ' 3 I7'i ' 31) ) . ' 155 200 330
03 . 2JG 80 320 63 1100 100 330
Kl . 101 320 68 2sO K.O 330
70 . 217 120 a 20 69 321 80 38214
02 . 2J7 80 820 CO 20.1 382S4
7S Ifll 80 320 01 823 120 882 4
78 51 200 8 20 07 250 80 382&J &
7D 217 80 , ' 120 55 814 ICO 332JJ
81 'M 80 820 54 II3.J ICO 3U"
54co
01 271 aoo aw co ais 40 335
81 2JO 320 54. . . 818 200 335
41 277 40 320 47 8i5o 1JO 335
81 . . .228 80 820 OS . H5.1 100 335
7 ' 2i > fl 820 67. . -'Go it .15
70 . . .2JU 120 820 01 251 335
07 SI5 100 il 22S4 CO. . .813 335
GS. . .2M1 40 II 22' ' 4 40 871 120 335
Go 3 fl ICO 8 25 iir . . 40,1 ililTi
00 289 80 325 52 837J4
70 205 80 825 0.1 249 840
0.1CO
81 . . . .227 40 825 CO 813 340
07 . 270 2bO 3 25
i'ins AND nouou.
GO 05 240 1 . 410
11C8 125 60 14 . 2..2 120 275
C8 125 60 2 CO 81 . 133 205
SHEEP.
No. Av. I'r.
22 westerns , owes. . , . 02 f o 35
WHOLESALE
Grr.ccrtos.
CorrEH Orocn nio , 22Je ; Java , 27o ;
Mocha , 28e. Uonstcd Arlos.i , 25 l-10c ; Mu-
lavit'lillii , XXXX , 251-lOc ; Iliinola , 25 l-10c ;
( ormun , 24ic ? : Dliluortli'ti , 2."w ; Mon. 25 1-lflc ;
Cunlovlit. 25i-lDc ; .Moulin , 31c ; O. ( i. Javn , 20c.
CoIIcc Kssonco Ji gro. boxes , tl.33Ul.SO ; chic
ory , 7'iiSVe ' ;
Woom.NWAiin-- dozen Tubs No. 1 , $7.50 ;
if I.So ; ( lowoU.if I.T.I ; paper , inctul IIQOJ. IJ.50 ;
ccdiir , 3 brass liooj" . No. 1 , nil roil. ( ,1.50 ; cedar ,
8 brass lioops , No. 2 red , $5.UO ; uoilnr , b bruss
lioops. No. 1 Btrlpod , 5.00 ; cedar , a brass lioois ,
No. 2 striped , 14.50 ; liorso , uxtru lionvy , No. ] ,
SJ.75 ; well buckets , J.1.23. Hiitturwuro Tubs ,
nsh , a-Iitch , per nest , 70c ; ush. 2-Inch , 2 htrpu
slzo , per nest , 45o ! tjiitter Indies , hard wood ,
70e ; butter piidcilfs or spades. 70e. Wasb-
boards-Slnglo. 81.4U2.00 ; double , J2.50 < a..2o. )
Clntliosplns ft gross boxes , COc.
SUQAH Urauiilntcd. O'io ; cubes , 7o ; out
lo.if , 7 ? o ; powdered , Htundard , 7c ; XXXX
powdered , 7J40 ; yellow 0 , 5Ho ; cnnnry , SJ.c ;
ll bto.xtraO , ? ® ' ? ; ; confectioners , A , O' e.
CANNED VKnnTAULr.s Tomatoes 8-lb , SI.10
CJ1.15. Corn-Very line , tl.35Ql.85 ; Mb sugiir ,
$1,15 ; 2-1 b standard western brands , $1.10.
Jlushrooiiis 1-lb Trench , extra line , 225o !
1-lb 1'ioncli , IliulSJ22c ( ? ; 1-lb French , ordi
nary. luaiBo , I'o-is 2-lboarlyJIIIIP , Si.2. ) ; 2-lb
Marrow , standard hratus. $1,10 ; 2-lb soaked
70c. Kienoh peas I'or casu of 1IX ) , } l.Mil2.00 ( per
doz. HtiliiK beans 2-lb high grade , iKJo ; 2-lb wax
beans , 8" > u ; 2-lb string beans , Mo. l.lniivboiUH
2-lb soikoil , 85c. Itoston b.ikea beans 3-lb ,
tl.351.55. Sweet potatoes J-lb Nu\v Jersey
$1.50 ; 8-lbokra and toiuitooo. tl.05 ; 3-lbokr.i
Jl.CO ; uipar.iKusHb : , W.N'itW.'j ; rhubard , 3-lb
81.40 : succotash. $1.2X31.2o. (
OANNhl ) 1'ituiTS C'allfornln Apricots , $2.65
© 2.1.0 ; peaehcs , 8i7. > a2.90 ; pears , * ' . > .5Ca'.70 ( ;
irrapo'1.85Ql.lO ; ebcrrlcs , white. J2JWW.75 ;
cherries , black. $ J.2.V32.5) ) ; milnecs t..OO ; black
berries , t.2J ; raspberries. J-J.O ) ; strawberries ,
I..OO ; currants. J.20 ; gooseberries , $2.23 ;
plumbs , cgjr , $ I.83Q1.95 ; plumbs , grcon Bftges ,
JI.KV31.05. Ilastern canned fruit Pouches ,
seconds , Jl.soa3.80 ; apples. 3-tt , Jl.ftl ; gal/ ' < } ot
In case. J.I.I10 ; Koosebcrrlos , llaltlinore stan-
d.ird , 2-lb , $1.10 ; strawberries , $ i.l3 ! ; rusjibur-
rlcs , $ l.,0 ; blueberries , $180 ; rod raspberries ,
$1.50 ; blackberries , $1.00 ; cherries , $1.2oiil.G3 ( ;
plnuapples , sliced , Jl. " . " > 3-.4i.
HAt.T Dairy. 280 Ibs In bbls bulk , $2.10 ; best
grade , 60 Bs.tJ.4C ; best srado , 10J 8s , * . ' .60j best
fnule , 23 lo.s. $2.3j ; rocks.ilr , crushed. } . ' .io.
fcouA 1'acknges , CO Ibs to box , 5ie ? ; kegs ,
4Wc.
4Wc.HAKiNd
HAKiNd I'OlVDEH ICoynl , dlmo cans , per dor ,
03c ; U-lbcans , $ l 43 ; ! i-ll ) cans , JJ.C3 ; 1-lbcnns ,
$3.00 ; Price's'i-lb cans. JI.85 ; i5-lb cans , t-CBO ;
1-lb c.ins , ifl , ; . ' , ; other kinds , 1-lb cans , per do ? ,
tl.OO&'Uu. .
CiiACiiEiis Soila. Co ; oyster , 5io ! ; croatu
filio ; ginger snaps , S'Aa ; 10 per cent otfon ton-
box lots.
liiiin ) : Knurrs Turkish prunes , loss than
hhds , It90. ojjo ; apples , ovuporateil , now ring
choice , ir > c ; nprteuts , fancy. In sacks. 2Jc ;
blackberries , now , Uo ; raspDerrles , 5 Ibs to
box , 82c ; currants , newr > ! in ; VotlzzI currants ,
extra , in boxes , O o : po.ielu's , Cala. , choice ,
17Jo ! ; Cullrornla dried grapes. In bags , fijfo ;
seedless Hultanus , s-icks , lUc ; muscatels , 7'ic ' ;
new Yalonela , 8c ; Ondur.i layer , Oc ; llgs ,
layers lia.0o ; ; citron , Le hoin , 20c ; lemon
peel , 15o.
WilAi-i'iNn PAi'Eli I'or 11) . best straw , 15x18
to33\44,1'sc ; dry goods , 4 ? n ; oxtf.i quality ,
Manilla , Otfo ; niaiillla tea , 12118 , Oa ; dark rag ,
hardwiiro , 2sio.
NUTS-I'or Ib Almonds , 18o ; Itrazlls , 21o ;
filberts , 13o ; poriins , 13l4c ; walnuts,15c ; pea
nuts , fancy white , ho ; roasted. lOc.
Oii.s-150 prime white , ! lc ; 150 water whlto.
HVic ; headllL'ht , lie : 74 gasoline , llije. Oil
cnns-lgal.UOOa3.2o : 2gal.U7ia3.bO ; 5 gal.
Jjr.025,00.
tins , J.M.CO : medium tins. $27.00 ; small (15.00 ;
other makes , wood.iU.MXii8.fiO.
HI.ICKINO 'ldoiln box , UO&i'io ! ladles' shoo
dressing , 45cGll.OO ; btovo polish , per gross ,
IJ.OJ-'i 50.
Itt.UKlNO Liquid , 4 oz.3 dozln box , McGJI.TC ;
Boz , 'J doz In box , Jl.&OS'.TO ; dry , small , 2oo ;
' '
'fai-iCKS Popper-Singapore , sifted. 1510c ;
shot. l2o ! : alNulce-100 ! cloves , rcnnng , so-
Icctcd , 17@l o ; casslii. China , 4-lb. mats. lcj )
niilinoss , No. i. Tic ; mucassor , CJc ; pickling
sploo-s , 10-lb boxes , 2. " > o.
( Jiiocor.ATK. iTC.-rl--lb boxes , 34335o ; dor
inansweot.'JtKlo ; cocoa , VMtQa ; Itrotno , : > 'c ,
UncOANUT 15-llkuso.i \ und Ulb packages ,
per Ib , 280.270 ! bulk. 15-lb p.ills. 2'ic.
Or.ivts Quarts , per doz , H 00 ; plnts.perdoz ,
$2.50 ; bulk , per gal , Jl.SO. Olive oil. } i pints , ' .
doz DO r ease , tl.Md'i.'M.
TWINES , COUUAOK , HTC. Cotton twlno
"Illbb , " very , line , M-lh bales , JSo ; cottoi
twine XX brand , ) j-lb hales , ISo ; hoini. twine ,
U-llibale.s. IHoi salt twine. 20e : oundlo wlok
22o ; 40-foot cotton elothos lines , tl,40 ; 00-foot
cotton clothes lines , J1.U5 ; ( W-foot nlsal lines
11.75 ; W-foot Jute , JI.S3 ; wool twines , 8Vic. Ma.-
ntlla rope All slta fiom 7-10 to 1 In , Uuj slsa
rope , all sizes f roia 7-10 to 1 In , Oo ! "now pro-
cessex , " all sizes Irum 7-1S to 1 In , 7icj ! cottoi
rope , ! { In , lOc ,
MAi'LB SunAii-lVr lb-5o cakes , 30-lh boxes
rioi lOo oaken , iw-lb boxes , K'Sio ; 1-lb bricks , 3J
Ibs In box , pure , lie. . ,
IluooMH-5-tlo parlor , W.OO ! 4-tlo , t2.75i 3-tIc
t2.25i3-tle , plain. 11.80 ; warohoubo , IJ.OO ; toy
H.S5 ; whisk. 1.00l.3. !
BOAI > Custllo , moltlcd. pcrlb. lOo ; do white
pcrlb,14o ; laundry soap , per 100 burs , J.LI5Q
5.00 ; . shaving . . . soap,5075o . . . per doz ; toilet soup
3 oiiki-3 per box , per doz | fiiicQt..SS. ,
KAUINACDODH Uuons Hurley , 4c ; farlnn , ,
koss , JJOO ; iplitncas. 3c : green peas.'a ; nut-
meal , bbls. 5.7'xao.OO ; hulf bbls. tJ.wau.U
iimcorlnl. Uo ; vermicelli. I''c ; sago und lap !
oca , W10V c ! Lima beans , 53io ; cercullne. d.81
linked hommy.uua ; pearl hominy , W.50 pe
bbl.
IVE-IowIs' perfumed. $1.50 ; Kcd CrossIMS
Ainoilcaii , J.I.2. . ; HiiponlllorHSij Merry War ,
f..UO ; Stursorubbluj , il.75 ; Olllett'a powdered ,
- '
-Ml'l.K Condensed Kaglo. $7.40 ! Crown , l .25j
Anglo Swiss. iW.70 ; American Swiss , IT.00 ; lllgh-
landeXU"KISl ; | , > ( tO.OO ,
i , siw , 6k ! < { MI.M | 4 or. Jl.CO
. . < * > . . * , \anlllti.-J oz. fvV ) { -.bU ; t ot , ei.2J4t5.50 ;
Jamaica Kinsor , 4 ozJI.63. . . . . . .
.M.\TCltiH-l'arlur : , 'JM und 300 per box Jl.CiS
1.7U ; wr box ; sulphur. H.1MI.30.
OA.MIV .Mixed , 10 Ib pulls , fa' ' ttSUo ; stlok ,
6)io ) ; twist ktlck.Oo ; KrencL mixedUl-icboar- ;
lioiinil stick. MiC ! Jnr nml emo omulles , 5 Ib
boxes , 11(12101 extra flnogoo < liva > v > c.
liiit'iiiEs irhoe , per dot , ( l. ! Vil..iO | daubcru ,
7.'Hy3f 1.00 ! scrub brushes. dOi-fSUOO.
llntti SrKli-MI\ud bird , i-ib packages , 5o |
cnnnry. 4lict hemii. 4'ic ' | iinlse , ! 5o.
, n9ANIU9 < 0 lbs to bot' ' 0 ! * ° ! "lining , 10a
'
10' jcj wax , lie.
'loiiAccn-Kino ml , jicr Ib. 5 , ' < a27oi jilue , 23
C67N ! | smoking , asoosoi fancy bramls , We ®
> lt5r.AF M 1 < blils-N. 0. fancy , per gal. 4M&
4ci f'holco , 404M1C ! Rood.Ktt'ioci Cubi.bnklnir ,
2ri5J > Oo ; blnokstrnp , IPOJ-'o ; syrup. 70 crude ,
bbls , 20ci ll ! bbl.-so ; 4 gal kegs. Jl.ili Sgnl kits !
' '
'c'linnsE-P.O , twin nnta , peril ) , ll'Joi ' V. O.
J oung American , 12o ! domestic Swiss , 15oj ! {
brick , Mel Kilnin , In foil. each. $1.00.
J iNKOAii-Appfo elder. lOo ; double cldor,12e , ;
while w inc. io : triple strciiKlU , lOo.
STAncit-iVrlb. &a , c.
I'll Ki.KS-Mcilliiiii , bbls , J8.00I ninnll , 110,00 ;
hcrklu-.Jll.ooi ii0t < m mlxor.J12.00.
iIltCK Java , Cos choice , Co ; fnuoy , Co ; head ,
" 'ciWn-.rcrbbl , refined , M.SO ; half bbl , $ ,150 ;
' ' ' . . iicrbbl , tVOO ! orntiKo elder ,
half bbl , 1(1.50 ( ! poarcldor , half bbl , $150.
. C NNKII rimt-Sulmon , I-lb Columhla river.
$1.75 ® .80 ! 1-lb Alaska , tl.aot sardines. U s.
French. llI4ei U , Jockey club , iocs Us. bono-
ivi : > , .iiu , . , ' ; 4B , jiiuci ipiin , iwtta ; MS , iniis-
tnril. iHMllOo ; oysters , S-lb 10 o ? , J.MOJK.2o ( ; Mb
0 oz , Jl.I&at.lS.
Country Produce.
Tlio markets on country produce were de
cidedly qulot yesterday. The receipts wcro
not lurpo , but there was wanting that nctlvo
demand nopossiiry to the making of a i > or-
fectly satisfactory market. At tlio snnio tlmo
prices on everything excepting eggs \\uro \
llrm. The very fitot tliat prices were so
strong undoubtedly had much to do with the
lightness of the demand.
Kaos The market wns weak and a peed
many of the sales were reported at 17tf. Tliero
wns a llttlo buying In n small way at 18c , but
that wns really an outsldo price. The receipts
were fair anil the supply on hand consider
ably larger than was thocaso with most other
kinds of produce.
I'oyt.Tiiv Supply not largo nnd prices
steady , but not nitteli snap to the undo.
The strong prices of the past week appear to
ha\olntlm > ncod the public toward the buying
of seine other kind of meat than poultry.
Chickens sold at HftOo ; gccso and ducks , 8 ®
llr" turkeys. lllUa ! ! ,
HUTTBH The condition of thobtittonnarkot
did not present any changes jcsterduy. The
bcstcountry rolls continued lo command 17ffj )
IScaiid good rolls 14Qilc. ( ! Low grades sold
even below lOc.
OAMK Small rabbits sold as high us $1.00 , as
there were almost none here.
II tv Hccolpts light and arrival sold readily
at W.00 < a7.7.1. An occasional ear of extra
bright hay brought KOO , but that wns con
sidered nu outsldo price nnd could hardly bo
quoted as tlio market with safety. With tlio
opening up of the country roads dealers still
look for largely Increased receipts and loner
prices.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Vegetables.
SriNACJf ror bbl. t..OO.
CU.KIIV HOOTS I'or Ant , fiOc.
LnrrucK Choice stock , 4na4" c.
fettKCT POTATOES Supplies uio not heavy
nnd the market Is quiet. Cholco Kansas , 11.00
per bbl.
CFI.KIIV Choice stoew , < 3o.
1'AIISNII'S 1'cr 1)1)1 ) , $2 50.
CAiuiAnK 1'er Ib , 'JlSSMo.
JlttTAiiAdAS Michigan stock , per bu , GOo.
m-KTS-l'er bu , * I.OO1V3.
UMONS--SOIIID eastern stock Is olTcrod at
$ . " > .50 per bbl , and Spanish onions at $ . ' .00 per
orate.
I'OTATOKS There are quite a coed many
homegrown potatoes In store In tlu city and
sales are made at inofSl.OO. Colorado potatoes
are very scarce at J1.20.
Fresh Fruits.
OnANnrs Klvorsldcs are soiling at $2.75Ti
3.00 ; navoM , iM AOI&5.0' ' ; Itiinchllo , a variety bo-
twcen Ulversldes and LosAnseles. J..li'JdW. ' " . " ) :
Mexican oranges. $ .100 ; 1'lorlda bright , $ . ' .50 ®
a.W ) ; ilissett. J..OOQ'J50.
Quixcrs Thcro nro still a few on the mar
ket , but the movement Is slow and prices
nominal at 500.CO ! per box.
J'EAIIS A few lingo California pears , win
ter varieties , are olTcrcu nt $ i.VXfKl 00 per box.
_ I.EMON3 Cholco Messlnti , SJ75QI.M ; fancy ,
JlAr.AOA GiiAi-ns-l'or bbl. , ? 00011,00.
, I'iNKAi'i'i.ES I'crdor. } IOO@T.30.
CiiANtinciins Slocks light. Capo Cod ,
J12.CQ per bill ; Jersey , flO.75.
Ai'i'i.LS Supplies light ! Rood stocks can bo
had at $3.00 , but there are some fancy Btand
apples which are held atJG.OO.
Flour.
n. T. Davis Mill Co. . high patent , Uo. 1 and
Cicain , $ . ' .TU ; Illtio I ) , full pntout , $2.59 ; lluwk-
eye , half patent , J..10 ; special lovnl jiatnnt.
No. 10 , $2.60 : Minnesota p.itont , ? 2.7 : > ; Knnsa
haul wheat patent , 8J.M ; Nebraska spring
wheat patent , { -'CO.
S. K. Ullman'sgold medal , J2.70 : Snow White ,
$ J.iO : : Snow Klako..00 ; low grade , Jl.fiO.
llroken How roller mills Cream , $ . ' .70 ; Myr
tle. J.J.40 ; Claim , f..CO ; XXX. 11.83 ; Kldollty ,
$ . ' .60 : Sllnncsota Chief , $2.40 ; Patent. Jl.OO.
Oskhninp's ready to ralso buckwheat Hour ,
S4.VI percaso of f > 0 2-lbj > ackages ! bncKwheiit ,
n bbls. N , V. , $0 00 : T\col Hlor brand. $3.51 :
SlnpJack in cal , $1.75 per case of 502-lb pack
ages.
Lumber.
Quotations are for car lots on board cars at
Dmiilm :
DIMKNSIONS
12.14 &
10ft. IS ft. 23ft , 22ft. 14 ft.
2x4.$150J J15 50 110(10 $1/00 { 1800
2x0. . . . KiOO 1553 1800 17 ( H ) 1800
2\8. . . . 13 00 IS BO 10 00 1750 1800
2x10. . . 1300 1550 18 00 17 SO 18'00
'x12. . 10 00 10 03 17 00 IS 50 19 00
4x4 to
8xb. . 1000 1700 1800 1800 1000
1'KNCiNn No. 1. Gln,12aiid H ft , rf , $10.00 ;
No. l , 0 In. in ft. SID.OO ; 4 In. * 1 ! > .00 ; No. 2. 0 In.
12nndl4ft. If$11.00 ; 4 In , ill.1)0 ) ; No. 2 , n In , 1U
ft.Jt .OOj 4ln.jm.00 ! No..l , 0 In. W and U ft ,
$ ri.no ; 4 In , $13UO : No. 3 , Oln , 10 ft , JU.OOj 4 In ,
E1300.
SilHNfl-A. 12.14 and 10 ft. $22.00 ; 0 , $17.50 ; H.
12,11 and 10 ft , $20.50 ; I ) , JM.S'J.
110AHDS Xo. 1 com , $18.50 ; No. 2 , com , $15.00 ;
No. 3 , com , $ u SO ; No. 4 , com , $11.50.
KI.OOIUNO A , 0 In , whlto plno. $ .19.00 ; O ,
Ml50 ; H.Oln. whlto pine , $ J(1.UJ ( ; 1) , t.0. : > 0j K.
0 In , whlto plno , ( sel fencing ) , $17.00 ; drop shl-
inz , 5c perM extra.
biocic ItoAitns A. Ii ! In , sis. 848.00 ; II , 13 In.
sis , $45.lOj O , J10.00J.I ) . $23.dO : No. I common. 12
In , sis , 10,12 nnd IS ft , JJI.03 ; No. 2. Jlb.fW ; No. 1
common. 12 in , slH. 14 ft. $ . ' 0.00 ! No. 2 , $17.50 :
No. 1 common , 12 In. sis. 10 ft. $19.50 : No. a ,
$17.00 : No. 1 common. 12 In , sis , 20 ft , W.OO ; No.
8,118.50.
SuiiT.u1 No. 1 plain. Sand 10 In , { 10.00s No.
2 , $10.00 ; No. I , O. (3 , , 8 In. $10.00 ! No. 2. $ IO..V ) ;
10 In. groo\ oil roofing. 12.14 and 10 ft , $10.50.
1'iNisiilNO 1st and 2d c ! . , 1 In , s2s , $10.00 ; 1U.
I'/ und 2 In , $4'IOO : 3d clear , 1 In , s2sl5.00 ; 1U ,
1'i and 21n. $47.00 ; A , select , 1 In , s7s , $41.00 ; 154 ,
Hi unil 2lnlr ) 00 ; 11 , select , 1 In , s2s , f.ll.GO ; I'i ,
1'i and 2 In. $10.00 ; 0. select , 1 in , s2s , $ .27.00 ; 1U.
' 'i nnd 2 In. $ .11.00.
A. II or C. select , all Id-foot , $1.00 $ extra. *
SouTHKiiN YKLI.OW I'INK 1st and 2nd clear
flooring , 13-10 st.ir. t21.00 ! 13-10 , $10.00 ; common
flooring , 13-1(1 ( , $15.00 : lift clear , n-in , $ , ' (100 ( :
Kt and 2d clour , ? colling , JH 50 ; 1st and M
clear. ? . ' colling , $10.50 ; 1st and 2d clear , coll-
Inir. $ ' > UJ ; 1st and 2d clear , tlnlsh , h2s. from 1
Inch , $27.00 ; 1st and 2a clcar.llnlsh , s-'s.from 1U
Inch , KW.OO : 1st nnd "d elear.llnlsh , s.'s.from ' I'/
and 2 Iiioh.tm.OO ; 1st und2d clear , y.p. casings ,
$ . ' 1000 ; base. $ .10.00.
1'on.Mi LUMIIBII 8-Inch nnd up , 1st nnd 2d
clear , 1 Ineli , fc''i , $ .1000 ; 8-Inch and up , Island
2d clour. < / Inch jianol. * Jt.00. )
SASH , Dooits , KTC. Tar board , $1.50 ; sash , 53
per et. : doors , ) per ct. ; blinds , iO per ct. ;
mouldings , 50 per ct. ; tarred felt , per en t. ,
$2 Ii ) ; straw board , $1.15.
llATThNS , Wt.1.1. TUIIINH , KTC , O. 0. 2'J-lnCll ' ,
G5oxi. ; : . HisIda ; ll-lneh well tubing. 1) . tt M.
and bov. . $ 'JJ.OO : pickets , U. & II. Hut , $ U50 ; U.
& H. square , JM-W ) .
SiiiNiris : , LATH Kxtra "A. " pine.
stnndard "A$2.4ixtr.i : "A , " , cedar. f55 ;
n-lnch clear pluc , il.OO ; clear redwood , tl.25 ;
I'O'STS Whlto cedar. 0-Inch. ! { s , llo ; 0-Inch
qrs , llo ; whlto cedar , 54-lnch ! , lis.Oo ; 8-Inch
qrs.fio ; whlto cedar , 4-Inch roil ml , ir > c ; split
oak , Bo ; Tennessee red codai , split , He ,
Kurs.
ItAccnoK No. 1 , largo , GOfiWOo ; No. 1 , med
ium , : iv3loc ; No. l , Binall , uoxiil.'u ' ; No , 2 , U and
4 , SfitSOo ,
MINK No. 1 large. r > 0COo ; No. 1 medium , 40
< 3Ha ; No. 1 small , 2.v < ttOc : : No. 2. 3 and 4 , MWoe.
MUSK HAT rail , 84lOc ; Kit , 3o.
SKUNK lllaok , 7V3tl.OO ! slrlpcd. No. 1 , ; i.VP >
40c ! striped , No. 2 , 1VJ42.V ) ; ntnpoJ , No. y , 10IJ
ir > o ! slrlpcd , No. .
rov-Oross , No. 1. JJ.50ttl.OO : No. 2 , $ J.OOU2.00i
red. No. 1,11.00111.2. } ; No.2.rwawo ) ; grey , No. J ,
40ft.Vo ; No. 2,20 < S-i' > o.
Wor.i'-.Mountalu , No , 1 : J2.r < anoo ; No. 2.
$1.0021,50 ; prulrlc , No. 1 , 73cQJLOO ; No. S , 40ifi
50e.
50e.llKAVEiiNo. . 1. pcrlb. t250 < H3 50 ; No. 2. per
Ib , $ l.M442.00j No. 3 , pcrlb , 5014750 ! Na 4 , per
lb.50o.
OrTKn-No. 1. Inrjo prime , * 5.007.00 ! ! No. 1
medium. JI.OOft.1.00 ; No. 1 , small , $2.50 3.50 ; No
2 , 3 and 4 , SOofttl.OO ,
How to Obtain a I''air ' Complexion by
Natural McaiiH.
The natural nrlsbad Sprudcl Salt ( powdci
form ) . Is an excellent Aperient. Laxative ant
Diuretic. Itoloursthacaiiinluxlonaml purlllei
tbo blood. It Is easily soluble , plousnnt to taki
und iiermiinciitin action. Tiiogonulno produc
at UioOiirlHbnd Springs Is Imporled In rouni
bottles. Karh bottle comes I n u light blue papu
cartoon , and lias tlio Hlnnuturo. "KIsner&Mcn
to si nio. , Now Vork"ono > ery botllo.
WANTED
Total l.suci of CITIES ,
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
DISTRICTS. WATER
COMPANIES , 6T.R.R.COM PANIEB.Uc.
Corrcsi > oncUnco solicited.
N.W.HARniS&COMPANY.Bankers ,
I03-IQ3 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO ,
13 Well Street , NEW YORK.
70SID10 St. , BOSTON.
OMAHA
' and
DIRECTORY.
BILLIARDS. BICYCLES.
'Lo Brnnswick-Balko A. Hi Perrigo & Oo.
Oollcndor Oo.
Illllard niorchnnclho. All Makes , All Prlcci , All
Pnlonn futures 1'nrti.
< 07. < 09S. 10th street ,
Umnhn. 135Hortgo ! Street.
BOOK DINDEI19 & : STATIONBIIS.
Omaha Republican Printing , Oo. ,
.aw brief * , bnnk inppllos , nml crcr/tlilntf In tlio
printing lino.
lOtlmnd Djtiglil atrfeli.
Ackennnim Bros. & Hointze ,
'rlulcrj , binders , oleilrotrpOM , blank book rainu-
fnciurer ,
lllGHownrl utrott , Omihi.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
lhailes A , Ooo & Oo , | KirkendallJonos&Oo ,
Manufacturers ami Job \Vholoniila Manurnctur't
bers. Aconto for lloMon Hiib-
1109 Howard droot. IrrHhflorii , 111W , 11UI ,
nml lllXlllnrncy St.
Williams , Vnn Aer- "W.'v.Morso&Oo. ,
nam & Ilatto , Shoo Tnclory , Corner II th
1211 Humor utreot , Anil DmiKltti f , Oini.
In. Mrrchitnt * Iniltoil
Orn&lm , Nob. Id cull nml cxnmlno.
BOXES. BUTOHBR3.
CARRIAGES , BUGGIES , ETC.
Jolumbns Buggy Oo , ( W. T. Seaman ,
Carriages , etc. enrts tulkloi , Oimlm's Largest Variety
O. H Kritrarils , Mnnacor. WAOOX3 AM )
813-313 South ICth. CAttimnKS
OARPETS. CLOTHING.
Omaha Oarpot Oo , , Gilmore & Ruhl.
Cnrpcti , oil cloths , rant- Mnnufaclurors.tVholo -
line" , curtnln goods.cto. enlo Clothiers ,
1511 X1MHartley St.
CIGARS.
West & Fritschor ,
Mnmifacturprs flnoclKirs
Jobber * of lonf tobacco ) .
1011 Karnnm street.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
CORNICE.
Eagle Ooinico Worfoi F. Ruemping
Manufacturer * of Onlran- Onlvnnlzod Iron cornlcoi.
lied Iron Cornice. Dormer wlnduirs , door
Window caps , nictnllo sit f- cnpi , tlnlnls , ate. Tin
llKhta clc. 1110 and 1113 Iron nnd sltto roofer.
DodftoSt. 811 Knrnam St.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Zilpatrick-Kooh Dry
Dry , Goods ( b. .
goods , notions. Dry KooiU.notlonM.KOnts'
.
furnhhllUBOoilJ.
Cor. lltli nnd Howard i-H- Corner lltli nnd llarnoy
ELEOTBIOAIi SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo.
Illustrated frco.
ICll Capitol Avenue.
FARM MACHINERY , BTO.
Parlin , Orenclorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo. , General western nsont
Torncr Jones nnd 'Jth 8ts. Sknnilln 1'loiv Co ,
Omaha , Nob. 11I9-1V > 1 Sherman nvo.
FLOUR.
Broken Bow Roller E. T. Davis Mill Oo. ,
Milling Oo. . C. G Underwood ,
Offleo nnd warehouse , Mnnancr ntOmnln.
1013 N. 10th street. Cor. 8th and Jackson * l * .
S. F. Oilman , Olomens Oskamp ,
Jl'f'K ' of rondr to raHo
1011 N. ICtlntroot Map Jack Mo.il , llno-st
ciiko In the world ,
. E. Black , - Mnnawr. 1.117-1215 S ajth Btrcct.
FURNITURE AND OARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Fur Ohas. Shiveriok & Oo.
niture Oo ,
, 1'iirnlturo and Cnrpots.
Furniture apd carpoti ,
1115-1110 rarnnniBtrcot , HOO-1210-Farnam Bt.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Scbaeider & Loomis , J , T. Kobinson Notion
Oo , ,
Jobbers nnd Importers of
GontV fnrnlshlnR
notions and furnishing ra'f'K celubrntod bmrid
foods , "lliickskln" ovoralH ,
panu , shirts , co-Ui. uto.
lltl Howard street. Cor. 12tliand Howard nti.
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Kennard Gloss and J , A. Fuller & ( b. ,
Faint OD , ,
1(03-141. Ilarnor street ,
Oinalm , Neb. Omaba.
William Oummings , Blake , Bruce & 03. ,
C17 and CIO South ICth St. , W3-003 IxiaTonworthst.
Omaha , Neb. , Kcb.
GROCERIES.
Paxton & Gallagher , Meyer & Raapke ,
705-711 S. 10th atruot , H03-KOJ Ilarnor itmt ,
Omnlia , Neb. Omaha , Nob.
D , M. Steele & Oa. , Sloan , Johnron & Oa ,
1201-120) Jones street , lltli and I-cavonwortu '
Btr'uets ,
Omaha , Nob. Omaha , Neb.
Allen Bros. , MoOord , Brady & Oo. ,
11H Ilarnoiitrcct , 13th and Jx vonworth ,
Oirahn , Neb. Onulia , Nebraska.
GUNPOWDER.
Hngb G , Olark ,
( i0nlVo torn Auont
Duponl't Hl > ortlnic Clnn
powder , Atlua lilnh uiplo-
olvi'.IIluBUnt,1 cap , ( uao.
I.'IS llarnuy iitruoU
HABDWABQ.
EcotoT&WilbelmjOo Lo3-0hrk Andreosea
Hardware Oo ,
Cor , lOtb and Jackson iti ,
llOa-IIIO llarnof street ,
Oinaht. Umulia Nc'J.
FLTB , W OO HIDES , TALLOW.
Qco. Oborno & Oo. , J , S , Smith &
(13 ( 8. UUi street , 1106-1111 it
Onmhv Omahi.
IRON WORKS.
Paxton & Ylorllng Omnba Snfo & Iron
. Iron Works , Works
, /
Vrnnclit nnd rmt Iron
tmlMlnirworX , riiKlno , Mimnf'M flroiuiill'iiralnf
ur s irork. gotiornt | ironf afe , vault' , jiill
foimdrr , maclilno nn 1 work , Iron shutters nnd
blnck inlth Ttotk. U. I * . Urn r&cnpoi. < l An *
it ; luuintiist. drccn.lltli.UuckiOnntl .
Acino Iron nnil Wlro Wilson & Drtiko ,
Work ?
, M'fV ' tnbulnr n c % nrt
ron.Trlronnrtbnus w'ki. box tiollon , tnnk ( , etc.
Wi S. luth Mroct-
V. lloohl , rroprlotor. riorronml 19th directs.
LITHOCmAPHINXJ.
Ecos Printing Oo.
lnir , Printing
nml lllink Hook ) .
lltli nnlltoxranlSt' .
LIQUORS.
Her & Co. , "William Darst ,
I.lquor Mcrclnnti. Wines , Minion nml Cl-
111. llnrnoy struct. .
Innufnc tiir'rs KonnoJf's Kars.
lnat ! liullu llltturJ. 1313 I'nrnam St. , Oambt
R. E. Grotto , Frank Dollouo & Oo , ,
niportcr nm > .lotibcr of
, . Mijuorsnnd OcnulnoNo-
OCOuinl Wfl tnrntim St.
'rlco MsH on nppllcntton
L , Kirsobti Oo , ) A. rrick&Oo. ,
VliolosnloI.tqnorDoilors \ \ liolcsnlo T.lfiuorDCklcr
407 niul < 0n S 10th St. SOI-BOSS 10th St.
LUMBER.
G. W. Douglass & Co. John A. WakcGold ,
Imported , AnicrlrnnPort
Ilnrdwood Lumber , land lYtuenl.Mllnimkcil
ll > drimlln Cement nuil
1310 North ICth Street. yillncj Whlto l.lino.
3nrponter Paper Oo. , Western Plating W'ks
Cnrrr n full stock of Gold , silver and nickel
printing , wrapplnn nnd pl lating on all tnetiili ,
nbU'Hnroetc.rcpntctl. )
writing paper , carJ pa- riillshlnk' braii .tclmn *
rcr , etc. dollcrnurk , 1
PBODUOE , COMMISSION.