THE OMAHA DAILY" BEE : SATURDAY , FEBRUARY Ji , 1891.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Opened Lower and Afterward Eased
Off But Reacted Later ,
WEAK CABLES CAUSED THE EARLY DECLINE
jinrt : ] C'lcnrnncriiVoro Light , Amounting
In IVIiciit nnil i'lotir from tlio Tour
Atlimtlo I'orln nnil Now Or-
IcniM toa70,000
CHICAGO , Feb. 2. Wheat opened lower
and afterwards declined , but reacted and
closed but HO lower for May. Tlio early
weakness was duo to weaker cables , light
clearance * , liberal northwestern receipts and
mild weather. The strength at the cloao was
due to a llttlo buying Induced by the pros
pect of rain for the winter wheat belt , to
bo followed by freezing weather. May corn
closed unchanged , May oats \\c \ { higher and
provlnlons slightly lower all around.
Wheat started weak with May % o lower
at Olc. Liverpool was quoted dull and ' /c
lower and private cables were oven nioro
dlRCouraglng. The southwestern receipts ,
too , were heavier than last year. Minne
apolis and Duluth reported 201 cars , as com
pared with MO a year ago. The export clear
ances were ngaln light , amounting In wheat
anil flour from the four principal Atlantic
ports and New Orleans , to about
70,000 bu. New York wired that
there was no export Inquiry tlicro and sent
bearish telegrams about low priced Argen
tine wheat. The selling became rather free
and prices slid down easily until near the
close , when May reached G3c. A fair de
mand at that figure was developed and prices
were steady. Then there camu bullish news
from the weather man , stating that a
heavy rain storm was billed to play nn en
gagement In the winter wheat bolt. Fol
lowing the dampness , It was stated a se
vere freeze would occur , and the prospective
damage to the crop started nn advance.
Prices went up with more regularity than
they had shown any previous tlmo In the
Besslon , and May closed firm but ' /ic ( from
the day's top figures. May opened at file ,
declined V4c and advanced l&c to the close
lit 61 We.
Corn was moderately active at times ,
though most of the session was quiet with
fluctuations keeping within ' , ic limit. The
feeling displayed was easy and prices
reached a still lower level , The Increase
In the receipts was the principal Influence
In depressing the market , though the sell
ing for country account was another factor
aiding the decline. Opening trades were
nt yesterday's closing figures , and under
fair offerings sold down ' /c , rallied J,4e ,
ugaln declined , ruled firm , advanced Vic ,
with wheat and closed with May at the top
Jlgiires.
The oats market was moderately active
and easy early In sympathy with wheat ,
but with the late strengh In wheat prices
advanced ! 4c and closed quiet at a fraction
better than yesterday with May at the top
figures of the day.
The provision market opened firm and un
changed on a lighter mn of live hogs at the
yards than was expected , with Higher prices
for them early. The weakness In grain was
responsible for a moderate break in the ab
sence of any support In lard. The filling of
an order for pork , however , sent that pro
duct up again to n limited extent. The vol
ume of trading was extremely light. On the
report that the early advance in hogs was
lost , and somewhat free offerings , prices for
pork were driven down and both lard and
ribs were carried down In sympathy , but
only to a moderate extent. A reaction set
In subsequently on a little buying. Com
pared with last night , May pork Is 12' e
lower , May lard lOc lower and May ribs 7'c
lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
71 cars ; corn , 487 cars ; oats , SO cars ; lings ,
12,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles ! Open.High. Low. Close.
WHEAT
(10 ( WH fiOM
May OUKCtiM : i ciQ
July
COIIN
Fob 35
' 35W
May 38 38 'JIH
July 3SH a8H
OATS
rnli.- 2RW 28M
May i.0 > ii
July. 28)1 aal ; 2SU
HEHSl'OlllC'
Fob 12
May in ou 13 00 12 77JiJ 12 i
I.AHD-
7 COm 7 CO 7 42M 7 40) ) ,
snpiiTllins-
I7M
May ! . ! ! ! . " ! m 00 r,2 07K
C'asli quotations wore as follows :
1'i.oun Kasy.
WIICAT No. 2 spring , COUc ; No. 3 spring ,
CSKiilu : No. 2 red , 004C. !
C.'OK.N No. 2 , Son ; No. 3 yellow , 8-HJc.
OATS No. 2 , 28MO2HXC ! No. 15 white , 31M ©
8licNo. ! : 3 white , 30 < 231c.
K VU No. 2 , 44c.
llAiu.EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 4GSD3e ( ;
Nni 4. 40 < il45c.
FI.AX SKin No. 1 , S1.384. !
TIMOTHY Been 1'rlnic , 14.20 14,25.
I'OIIK Mess , per libl. , S12.72(1JH.,7B ! { ( ; lard ,
per 100 His. , 87.40ffi7.45 ; short ribs sides
( loose ) . $0.52'/G.G7i ' } ! ; dry salted shoulders
( boxed ) , J0.15 ! < ao,60 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
tO.H7J@7.25. !
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
11.15.
SmiAiis Unchanged.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
New York 3Iurl < otH.
NP.W YOIIK , Fob. 2.-KLOUU-UeceIpta , 10,400
likRH , ; PxportH , 25,600 pUgs. ; sales , 10.000 pkB . !
prlrrn unclinneml , but inaikct has a sti-ady tone ,
JlYK Nnndniil.
HUN MIAI : < DUII.
lllTt'KWHBAT Dull.
lIAItl.KY-Dnll.
IIAUhKY MALT Quiet.
WII13AT Il.'celpts. 2,000 1m. ; exports. 75,000
lin , ; Kiloa , ' ' 63,000 bu. futures , $ .000 bn. epot.
Spot inarkrt very dull , but steady ; No. 2 rod In
jtoie mid elevator , CC' ' o ; afloat , rjijc ; f , o. h. .
SI'rt : " ; NJ. 1 northern , 701ic . Options were weak
early , ruled dull In the forenoon , rallied In the
afternoon , elosed firm nt unchanged to Ho net
lulvnnee ; No. ,2 , red. February , COVic ; Mnrcli ,
' Cl ° 8l" '
UOIIN llecolpts , 1,300 bu , ; exports , 2C.OOO bu. ;
Kiles , n8KK ( ) bu. of futuifM , kl.OOO uu. spot.
tljotH firm : No. 3. 42',4o In elevator ; 431ie
nllont. Options opened dull , closed firm ; Kcb-
liiury closed 42V40 ! March , 4SUe ; May. 44(4c- (
OATH-llecelpts. 6,300 bu. ; ex porti. . 2.CW bu , ;
wiles , 105,000 bu. of futures , 28,000 bu. spot
Hpols dull but steady ; No. 2. 34 34 o ; No. 2.
delivered , 35o ; No. 3. 53y4o ; No. 2 white. JIM
! ihS. ! . Noa'hl" - ' ' ,35. : traelt. mixed western ,
JUf35iC. ! : Options dull , closed Ho net advance :
I'clirnnry , 34c ; March , 34 ic : ilny , 3t'ie3 ' Sio ;
C HAY I um.
HOPSDull. . ,
HIDUS Dull.
WOOL Firmer ; domeitlo Heece , 18 2J ;
pulleil , 20626c ; Texas , 10fll5c.
I'HOVIHIONH Iteef , quirt. Cut meats , firm.
l.iud , qnlct : western oleain , closed J7.W. Op
tion n.ilca , none ; February , } 7fl > oj March , } 7l)0 ;
May , 17,80 , nominal. Itellned , eauy , unchanged ,
Pork , iiniet ; new mesa , JI4.2SiiT14.5u ; extra
prime , H3.M4T14.iiO ; family , J15.WW1C.OO ; short
clear , J15.MJB17.W ) .
lll'TTIIU-Hloudyi western dairy , 13HK17o ;
we tern eienmery , Uc ; westein factory. 12SilCc :
Klirlns , S7e : mute dairy , 10tf22e.
I'llUKHlJ-Quk-t ; part Milrns , 4 < J10o ; full skims ,
Iff3o.
KiUlH-WenWer ; western , fresh , I5ffl6c.
TAIl.OW--Ht ady.
PKTUOI.KL'M-Qulet ; United closed at SOo
bid.
ItOSIN-FInu
Tt'Upn.NTINU-Klrm.
HUMSteady. .
MOI.AK.SIIS Hlendy : New Orleans , open ket.
tk' . KOinl In choice , 2Itf36c.
Pill UlON-Uulli Hrotch , KO.Om82S.00 ; Amerl-
tan , SI2.uOfil5.tO.
l-OI'I'KIt-Dull : lake , J9.95 niked ,
I.KAU-Flrnij domestic. 13. ) .
TIN .Steady : KtraltR , JIS.7U bid : plates , dull ,
Hl'KI/nil--Klrni : : doineDtlc , (3.55 bid.
TOTTON BKKl ) OlIOu1et : prime crude , 30 ®
lie ; oft crude , 26 2yo ; prime white , 39MlOo.
HLUIAIl-ltaw , llrm ; fair retlnlnif. S e ; cen.
IrlfURal , 96 test , Site ; rrtlnetl marKet active und
Dnncr , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cotton Aliirki't.
MVKIU'OOL. > Vb. a. COTTON The follflwlni ;
are the Balfsof the \\-fcki 05,1)00 ) balea ; American ,
4ll,00 < i btiluH ! furu > ardi'il from Hhlpnldoto Hplnnoni.
80,000 bali-H : actual cxporlH , 7,000 balou : total
Inil'ortB , ' . ' 7,1111(1 luliH ; American , 113.UOO bales ;
total utook. l.unu.uuu biik-8 ! American. 1.U47.00U
b.iluni total afloat. UJ7.000 biles ! American , 249 -
000 tuluaj hiK'cMil.-itortt look 6,0(10xlaai ( \ exportora
louk u.oon b.ilen.
NE | VOKLEA 3Feb , l.COTTONSyot coltou
quiet salcH. 2 2. > 0 bnleB ordinary. lU ( < * Rowlonll"
n.irjli'ic luwr tnlililllnir 7Kii nmldHiKr.Se. .
peed mlildllnr , " 11-lOc. mlildllnir , fnlr , H ,1-lile.
fair. OilIllo. . Urcclpm. 1.1)7 ) 1 iinloH : I'xporl1" roa t-
Mlnp , H.atiT luli'Hstock. . .i.VJ.OH bali't. FnttircH ,
ali 4i.sflo Iwlwi Fobrnnry. * 7.2.Vrt7.VO i March.
* 7..tiV 7.iOt : April. * 7.40 ' 747i May , f7.niA7.AA :
.Inni' * 7.02 7ilii : July. * 7.0li7,70 ) ; Angint , * 7.4
( i''tli Scptotnbor , * 7.00 bid.
Oinalm Pnxlnrn .Marhrt.
Iltrrnni-Thcre In some 'imprnvemenl In HIP
market , mnl Ihe best Imltcr ramntnn < l n better
future tlmn for pome tlmo paM. Choice coun
try , Ifni7c ! : t'sickinff stock , > 10c.
bltlWSKI ) POfl.TUY-Turkeya nro liccomlnu
more plentiful , but otherwlfo there In but lit-
tin chaiiKO In the market. Thickens. f.STc ;
tiirhcyii , 9c ; iftene nnil ducks , PJJIOc. inferior
itock would wll below I'm nLovo nsuren.
MVK ItH'I/PHV There In Homo demnml for
choice slock nnd ( he market Is fairly well sup
plied. ( ! oed stock Is quotable ? nt 6ff | > ' 4c.
VIJAIr-Tlio r.-celpt nre llKht rtnd there Is n
Rood demand for choice ntoek ; choice , Rood fnt
venls , 7 8o : thin or heavy , 4fi c.
OAMI3 Prnlrle chickens , quail nnd venison nre
out of sensjn , nnd there In but llttlo on the mar
ket except ducks. Canada Reese , | 6 ; inillaru
ducks , 2ff2.M : Jack rabbits , 11.6082 ; uniall rab
bits , | I ; squirrels , " 5c.
IXK1H The receipts nre heavier tlmn the de
mand ami the market Is very clow. Fiesh ntoek ,
ll'iClZ'iCj cold stordb'c , lOHllc ; called eRgs , OW
HONKY Choice -fthlto clo\cr , ISc ; California ,
1G < *
tiVHTEIM ) Meitluin , I. X. I. , . , 13e ; hoireshoes ,
ISc ; extra Mnndnrd , SOo ; selecm , 21e ; extra se
lects. 2Jc ; company selects , 2Jc ; counts , SJe. )
NIJT.S-Chestnuti ,12c per II ) . : Italian chest
uts. ! 2fll3o ; nlmmiilH , ICfTKc ; Knqllsh wnlnul.f
12flHc ; Illbercs , 12o ; Ilrnzll nuts , 120 : pecuns ,
JarRc , ISWllOi pecans , medium , lOc. The
wants to buy. . . , , . . , , ,
i'liKlt Pure Juice , per bbl , , 15.50 ; half bill. ,
S3.2. ' , ; Orecon , per bbl. , . ' ! half bbl. , 13 ; clarified
elder , per Mil. , . " , ; half bbl. . ? 3. „ _ , . , , . .
HAUKIlKUAtJT Per bbl. , 13.5000.01) ) ; half
VEOirPAHLKH.
niANH-Cnllfornla : hand-picked navy , Jl.tW
2.00 : westein navy , Jl.85iSl.BO ; common white
beans , tl.uOfil.75. , . .
ONIONS Onions nre quoted nt 50i7fi"e. nnd
on orders nt CoiiJiOc ; Kpanlsh onions , per cm If ,
POTATOES Nebraska , Iowa nnd Minnesota
Brown potatoes , In small lots from store , Uuf
70o ; same In car lots. COo ; Colorado , from stole ,
,5c ; I'oloindo , lots , 70e.
CAIlHAOi : Onl rs for cnbV3aRO from the coun
try are filled nt 2 2Se ! per ll > . . - . ,
CKI.KUY UOOTS-AcconlliiB to size , 40fidOo
( jn'l.nilY ' flood stock , 3Jo : extra fancy Call-
Vrhe supply Is fair ; B00.1 .
stock , per 1.1)1. . f.l.Kf/S.fiO. , , , . . ,
nitl-ix : VKOKTAHhEH-Splnncli. per bbl. , J1 ! ;
snlslfy , 30f(3"o ( per don. ; rudlshc * . per doz. , 3oe ;
endive , per doz. , i5c ; onions , per doz. , 20c ! - niill-
lltwer. per doz. , 11.60W2.0' ) ; lettuce , per doz. , HOiJ
73c ; cucumbers , 12 : tomatoes , per crate of 20 lb . ,
} 2 ; Blrhiff lieaim , 12. CO per 2-3-bu. box ; parsley ,
per doa. , 30e ; egg plant , per doz. , J2.10.
FIIUITS.
OIIAPHS- There nre no Calnwbas on the mar
ket ; MnliiRnK , p r M-lb. bbls. . net. $ .r.2Jt(6.W ;
MnlnROH. per fw-ll ) . btils. , net , } O.OOU . " ' 0.
AI'l'IjKH The supply Is llRht on this market
nnd prices higher ; fancy weBterns , | 2.13J2--J 1'cr
oilANnFIRllinH Crnnlierrles nre nrrlvlnR vry
freely nnil nre 111 RODil demand ; ( 'a.I > " Cod , per
bbl. , $6'oC.SO ; 111 und biiKle , JC.W ; Jersey , J6j >
C.2.1 ; bell nnd cherry , $5.
CAMFOHNIA OHANlinfl The stock Is arriv
ing In Rood condition ; lllverslde si-edllnRS , per
box , $2.2. , : Washington novels , J3 ; Itedlnnd
novels , $3.25 ; Iledland seedlings. $2.50.
THOPICAI , FUL'ITS.
I1ANANAS Prices remain about steady ; per
bunch , larse , $2 2.50 ; per bunch , small to me
dium , $1.7Jlf2.
IjK.MONS New Messina lemons , size 300 , $4. CO
65 ; nl/u 360 , $1.2.r > ff4.50.
OIIANOKH Mexicans , per box , $2.W ; large
sizes , J5- . ' . ' " > fi10 ; fancy Florldas , $2.75 ; choice
Florldiis , $2.d ) .
TANQMIUNKS Per IOTX , $2.75.
GHAPi : FISU1T Per Ijox , $4.
ls AVIicut J\r rkct.
MIKNKAPOMS. Fob. 2. The bulls held thn fort
today and ri'tltvd the ticnra from the Hold. Thuro
was a blumpliiR market and offerlmrs were frn- ,
but when Chlc.U'o matin thn turn there wan quick
rcHponso from wulpliiK shortH nndnwoak front
was chaiiRi'd to a Htronir one. It W.-IH tlionght thu
shorta had the day In the early traimactloim.
There wnHiillvuly trade all day , both on the de
cline and the rally. The midden chnnpe In the
fei'llnjr mixed IhliiRB so much 'that buyers were
HellurH and hellers were bnyci-H In a uvhikllnR.
The ncwa w.w not cucouraeliiR to a bull fcellinr.
IIxportH am llRhl , the proHpozt it diHConraRliiR and
cables are lower. Thn buyers of wheat were less
dlupOHed to buy to arrive than before for several
days. This was. perhaps , duo to the Inrt'er ar
rivals In conscqueneo of the wheat previously
boim'ht for forward delivery. The sales of
wheat on track averaged about Uo lower
than yesterday. Tradlntr In futures was
active n portion of the day nnd the iiR-Rreg-ato
business was larser1 than yestciday or the day
before. There appeared to bo a good deal of
wheat bought and sold on outside orders and flour
traders were also busy most of the day. May
opened nt OOWe and closed at I ) Die. the highest
point of the day and "Hie above the lowest point
llOJic. July opened at O-'Ke , nnd closed at OlHc.
Track wheat closed. No. 1 hard , Olc ; No. 1
northern , OlXc ; No. 2 northern , OOe. Ilecclpts
were 178 cars ; shipments , 21 cars. Ileports from
the Interior show that farmers urn sellliiR freely as
the weather Is good , although In some sections
the roads arc bad there being too little snow for
slelchltiir. and too much lee for wairons. The
prospects nre that thoto will be some increase In
country elevators when the report Is made next
Monday. It Is also supposed that there will be
Rome Increase of thn stuck In the city. The most
active buyers of track wheat are some of the larg
est milling llrms. They are buying It to put In
Btoro and Homo are buying freely of May. Ills
probably the buying by millers that keeps up the
price of track wheat and also makes a firm market
for May nearly all the time , A week ago there was
a good deal of turning over of lone wheat from
May to July. Less of It was done today than
usual ,
Mills are running nt a rate of about 10,000 bbls of
flour for the twenty-four hours with a prospeet of
the output for the week being a tow thousand bbls
larger than laat week. Prices are steady with
sales at about $ ; i.f > ( > for best patents In bnrrclH'nnd
about fl.005v2.00 for bent bakers. Second quality
of both patents and bakers were very qulst with
little demand for thorn and low grades are mostly
selling an shorts and loaded In bulk.
St. I.ouis Markets.
ST. I.OUIS. Feb. 2. FLOUH Quiet , without
quotable change. '
WHEAT Opened dull , unsettled , losing ' 4 < ft8C
early , then rallied nnd at the close sold UOKc
above yesterday's final prices. No. 2 red. cash ,
closed at 57c ; February , 57io ! ; May , 61t@614c ! ! ;
July , 62Jc.
COUN Was weak , with no news nt all of n
bullish character , but closed practically un
changed. No. 2 mixed , cash nnd February ,
closed nt 33V-0 ; March , 3lc asked ; May , S5a ;
July , 33V4c.
OATS Were steady : No. 2 cash and February
closed at 2Sic : May. S.Vv.
IlYK nnd liAULHY NothlnR ilolng.
HUAN Higher ; 6)e , east track.
FLAXSKHU $1.32.
CI.OYEHSEIiD-Hlghcr ; fair to prime , $ S.CO@
9.40.
9.40.HAY Dull , unchanged.
HUTTKH and KCH1S Unchanged.
LEAD Higher ; $3.124 ! bid.
HPKI.TEK Higher : | 3.l7ii. ,
COHN MKAI.i-il.Gugi.70.
WHISKY $1.15.
HAOOING 5(1 Co.
COTTON TIES 9.'cal.
1'nOVlSIONS Dull and weak , with a ten
dency towaid lower prices. Pork , standard mess ,
$13.23. Ltml. prlmn Rteam , $7,43. Dry salt meats ,
loose shoulders. $ C,25 ; longs nnd ribs , $6.G2Vi :
shorta. $6.75 : boxed. 15o more. Hucon , packed
shoulders , $7.1214 : longs , $7.23 ; ribs , $7.37 ! < .ff7.CO !
shorts , $7.G2 .
RECEIPTS Flour. " 2,000 Mils. ; wheat , 10,000
bu. ; corn , 113,000 bu. ; oats , 16,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Floiir , 5,000 bbls. ; wheat , 4,000
bu. ; corn , 65,000 bu. ; oats , 10,000 bu.
Kunsiis City "Markets.
KANSAS CITY , Fob. 2. WHKAT Weak at yes
terday's prices ; No. 2 hnril , & 2HQD3c : No. 2 red ,
CiKuftffe.
COIlN-Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , 31S31Hc ; No.
2 white , 32&i2He. :
OATS Slow and uncliangedi No. 2 mixed. L'b@
28Xc ; No. 2 whllo. 21) ) 20He.
KOS-Steady ) nt 11K . N
HYE Steady ; No. 2 , nominally 4Rc.
FLAX SEBll-Klnn at * 1.20f(1.27.
IIHAN-Flrnier ; f.7asue.
HAY- Steady ; timothy , $8OOSO.OO ; prairie ,
$5.filSn.60. ) (
HUTTKH Firm ; creamery , 10S24o ; dairy , 10 ®
UECKIPTS-Wlient , 05,000 bu. : corn , 8,000 bu. :
O.its. noun.
SIllPJlUNTS-Wheat , 38,000 bu. ; corn , 2,000 bn. ;
oatu , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mlhvuukeo Mitrlietfi ,
MILWAUKEE , Feb. 2. FLOUH-Stendy.
WHEAT Lower : No. 2 sprint. 62o ; No. 1
northern. G5c ; May. 62Hc.
COllN-Steitdy ; No. 3 , 34KC.
OATS Firm j No. 2 white , 31oj No , I wlilto ,
HAIILEY Quiet and lower ; No. 2 , COi- ;
sample , 44SMc.
UYE-Sleady : No. 1. 47c.
PUOVlSIONS-Steady : pork. 112.75 ; lard , $7,45.
HECElPTS-Flour , 1,400 bbls. ; wheat , 17,600
bu. ; barley , 40,100 bu.
SlIlPMliNTH-I'lour. 200 tbls. ; wheat , Z.GCO
bu. ; barley , 23,200 bu.
Coffee
NEW YOIIK , Feb. 2.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened steady at from unchanRed to 5 points
advance , closed steady. GffiS points net advance ;
saleH. 7.000 bags , Including : February. $16.300i
16.45 ; March. llC.oorflS.lO ; May , $15.65 ; Sfptem.
' " ' . , ' - } - . ® ' - * * ' " < -"ffee , Hlo , steady : No.
' " aulet nlul Ble'nily : torilovn ,
$2060
riAMIllJUCl , Feb. 2.-Marlet quiet , unchanged
to 'i pfg. lower.
HAVUE , Fell. 2. Market steady : US'Uf
higher on near month * .
LONDON. Feb. 2.-Im > EUlar ; prices 3d
lilghcr to 3d luwer.
Utcrponl Jlurhetn.
LIVEUPOOU Feb. J.-WHiAT-DiiII. : demand
vyrs holderB offer freely ; No. i California. I i 31
4j5n 4di No. 2 red western , 5s IdffSs lud.
' '
l'lldttN' QUlet > llemaml Iloor' lnlfej western.
PUOVIHlONH-Poik. prime mess. 73s. Iteef ,
extra India. Ma OJ. llncon , long nnd short clear ,
K tbs. , 35s tdj longtlear. 4i UIH. , 37 . LarJ , 49a 01.
Oil Markets.
Oir4ClTY.Pa..Fcb. a. . National Transit ccrll-
? ni/tu * V1"1"11 " ' * " * ' ' ! " 'client. ' hOWe : lowest ,
yu'HUWul " 'ill' ' " * . a.OOO bbl .j bhlpnientB '
B. ( niu , 70,003 bblH.
Ud , Pa. , Feb. 2.-NatIoiial Transit cer-
' '
DnluthVheat .Murket.
Nl'l'l'TH , Feb. 2-ThU market co eil ftrons
aiia ucthe , Nu. i lumi , canto , 63U i February ,
cl' , , Mny , f.l.C. . July , CSV. N'o. I north'rn.
n h , ouc. . t-vitiunry , to,1 , Mny , 64' ' , Juh. i 'iCi
No. 2 nnrthrrn , rnnii , MV , Nn. 3. M'sr ; it
jrrtiil , 48c , on track , No , 1 norilii.rn to arrive ,
t,2'Ml ! ,
STOI.'K.H AND 11O.ND.S.
Volnmo of Ilimlncim In Hri'iirltlM Very
I.lRht Yt'Hlcnlii.v.
NKW YORK , Pel ) . 2. 7ho volume of
business on the Stock exchange wns very
light toilay nnd fluctuations were confined
within unusually narrow limits. An nt-
tcinpt wan mailc at the opening to raid the
market on the strength of tlio passing of
the Wilson bill , sugar being selected as the
chief victim. The general list responded
to a very trilling extent , nnd Sugar , after
n decline of 1U per cent , took a sharp up
ward turn , advancing 2'/l per cent. Later
thcro was n decline , nnd llnal prices were
l\d \ per cent higher than yesterday's close.
Distilling was strongly held throughout the
day , opening nt an advance of % per cent ,
never receding moro than > J per cent below -
low , nnd closing nt an advance of ' 6 per
cent upon that figure. Of the grangers ,
Northwestern nnd Hock Island were entirely
neglected nnd tlio dealings In llurllngton
and Milwaukee & St. Paul were light , the
closing being ! 4 per cent below yesterday.
The Interest of the list trading was on n
very small scale , nnd during the afternoon
the changes of prlco made were of the
smallest fraction , nt times the market
being completely stagnant. After 2 o'clock
n firmer tone prevailed and prices advanced
a fraction , the speculation showing a trlflo
moro activity , but In the llnal dcallnga the
market reacted nnd closed rather heavy ,
prices being ' ,4 to % per cent below the
closing quotations of yesterday.
The Post says : The Wilson tariff bill
1ms now passed the house of representatives
and Wall street received the news today
with exemplary calmness. The outpour of
long stock foretold by calamity prophets on
the market , came In sight nowhere. The
stock market's closing wns firmer through
out , though still particularly dull , the senti
ment over the Washington development
being generally relief that at least ono atngo
of thu congressional discussions wns passed.
The following are the closing quotations
on the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today : _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Atchlsou HJSiN'ortlirTii 1'acllle. . Hlf !
AdmiiH nxpreHH. . . 100 NorHi'm P.prefil. 11H
Alton. T. H 21 It. P. . 1) . .fctlulf. . . . fi
( lu prof-J 140 Northwestern 101
American Kxprois 111 do profit 140
Ualtlinoro&Olilo. . 71 N. V. ( ciitral
Canada Pacific 71JS N. Y. AN. H
Caiiad.i Southern fil Ontario & Western 111
CiMi.pnc. oini. . . . lUM Oregon Imp. .
ChCH. A. Ohio Oregon Nav 20
Chlcaco Alton. . . Ore. S. L. f. U.N. . 7
C..II.A Q Pacific Mall 17U
Chlcatro Can Peorla , Uec. AE. . . 4
Consolidated Ua ° 1'lttaUtirs 14U
C. C. C. ASt. L. . . . I'ullm.-m I'nl.-ico. . . liiri
Col. Coali Iron. 10 Ucadlnu- 20' {
Cotton Oil Cert. . . ItlclimomlTenn. . . 2J [
Del. & Hudson. . . do prof'il 10
Del , r.ack..t Woi 103 Klo Granda Woat. . 1C
D. A H. . profd. 82W do prcf' < l 42
Dls.AC.Fdrd.Co. " nock Island 07M
Kast Tcnn "ft St. Paul fiOM
Krlo. . doprcfil 118
do prcf'd iSg St. Paul .t Omaha. M7W
Fort Waynu ISO do prcf'd ll'JSii
Oreat'North'ii pf'i Somhoni Pacific. . . 2I1)S
Chl..tEast. Ill.iif'a RnirarU niiory. . . . 78M
Hocklnjr Valley. . . Tumi. Coal & Iron. 10X
IlllnolH Central. . . . IKiJijTcxan Pacific
St. Paul .V Dill nth. . 22 IT. & O. Cull , pref.l. ( IU
. .
ir . . . . m . . . . . it. . I. . . . . . . iti ; . m.
The total cales of stocks today were 120.100
BliarpM , InclnillnK : American Supir , 2i,2W ; Uur-
lliiRtnn , fi.KK ) ; fhlcauo OaH. S.HW ; Delawnro &
Hudson,3,30i ) ; Plxtllers. l ,5fN ) : Loutsvllle & Nash
ville , 4,100 ; New York * New lriKland. 4.600 ;
St. Paul , 8,900 ; Union 1'aclfk3,100 ; Western
Union , 14,800.
Stocks. Open II Ich 'Low. ' I Close VcHt.
Krlo 15 % 10M
Pacific Mall. 17K
40 40)s
North western 10 IK 104 |
Mo. Pacific * il" " 24 M 23 ? *
Union Pacific 18 infill
N Pacific , pTil 17)i 17M
N. Pacific com
C. II. A Q 70U
Rock Inland 0 < 4l
St. Paul SOU OH ) , : fill 5054
D. L. AW " 84 8IU
Siifar Trust 7 71) 711
Now Knpland. . . , , . , , 7iSH 12U 711UK 12
iSH
Atchlson HH 1194
Chicago Gas OOH 05H 04H OPJli
Hendln ?
-D. C. F 27K 05Htt ' " '
E. Q. E % tt 'If
cordaso 17H
New York Sloney Jlurkct.
NEW YORK , Feb. 2.-MOXEY ON CALT-
Easy nt l'/i per cent ; last loan , 1 per-cent ;
closed , 1 per cent.
PIUME MERCANTILE PAPER SH S ! * per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE SlPndy , with actual
business In bankers' blll.s nt } 4S7' for demand
and at J4.84344.85 for sixty days ; posted rates ,
$4.SG'if4.8S ' : commercial bills. 14.83 % < & 4.8I.
HILVER CBRTIKIOATMS 7To.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Dull ; state bonds
more active.
Tfie closing quotations on bonds ; * "
Itostoii Stock Onotutlons.
nOSTON. Feb. 2.-Call loans. ! ' , ® ! per
cent ; tlmoloiins , 3 Ha4porcorit. ( Oloslnnquo-
tatlons on stoclcs , bonds nnd mining shares :
St. T.ouU HtnliiK Sleek yiiotiitlonu.
ST. LOUIS , Kob. 2. Mining shams today
were dull and without chungo. Too following
are the closing qnotutlons :
Vlimnrlnl Notos. .
KANSAS CITY , Fob. 'J.-Cloarliifrtj , * l.i88.i : > 30.
1'AUIS. Fob. 2. Tlireo per cent rcnteo , D7t BOo
for thu account ,
BOSTON. Feb. 2. ClearlnsH , * lfil)33nit ) ) ) ; bal-
nucuH , * 'J'Jtl.llO'- ( ) .
DAT/riMOUK , Fob. a.-ClenrlnirB , Stt.lHO.llBj
balancusilll.07tl.
NEW YOHK. Fob. 2-Clcarlnes ,
balances , ( ili(14.U71. :
P1IILADKLPHIA. Fob. a.-Clparliif-H , * 11,77- ! !
4J4 ! balancoM , if 1.701.170.
NEW OULEANS , Fob. U.-ClearliiKH , $ lOCB,0ia : ,
Now York uxchanvo , iH per * 1.0(10 ( prL'inluni ,
LONDON. Feb. ' . . - Amount of bullion KOito Into
thu Dank of Enitlaiid on balance ) toilay , in 1,000.
MEMPHIS. Fob.ClearlmrB , fit 1:1,074 : ! bal-
anc-oH , 1U4:112 : , Now York exchnuira uulllni ; at
par ,
CINCINNATI , Fob. 9-Monor , 2CIO per cent.
New York uxeliaiuru , nominally i0o ! preniliini.
CloarliiKu , t'i30,450. :
_ T. LOUIS. Feb.Clcarlnirs. . $4,024,0381 bal-
oi-cen , J7MI.782. Money , uulot : ll 7 per cunt. Ex-
ciiuntru on New York , ouo prciiilinn ,
, CHIOAfiO , Feb. V'-Clcarlnsu , * Kl.OU.OOO. Now
York I'XCliiuiKO , f > 0u pri'inltini. Sli'rlliiK oxchaneu.
qulut ami linn i iivliiul rutou , $4.80 for sixty days ,
* 4.H7'ii for ilviiKind. Money ulow ; 4StS per cent for
call iindiln7 ( piTCftit forlonir tlmo fuvom.
NEW YOHIC. Feb. t > J0.000 000 lllKOld Imd bi'Pii
dupunlliHl In thouubtrcaBiiry up to 1 o'oluclt tmlay
iiBaliibllHiriliaHt'H ] of the now Kovt-riiment bonds ,
Tl.u union Pacific rvculvurH will on Monday
next p'ly the InU'n.'st on the Oix'ton Niivteatlou
fli-st On duo January 1 , auiouullnjf to * HbvOO.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKETS
n \.i
Oattlo Eeceipti f oud Demand Are More
Evenly'TOlanced Again ,
TONE OF THE JRADE IS SOME BETTER
C'lmngo In 1'rlrt'S In Not Notlcnililo , but ( ho
Movement I * pvioro Acthu Hogs
Oprn A < flic * anil I'lrin , but
CloseAVonlc ,
" "
FUIDAV , Feb. 2.
"Receipts of ca'llio'for the past five days
have boon 2,000 short of the supply for the
corresponding period last week , while there
has been an Increase of about -1,000 hogs and
COO sheep.
There were hardly enough cattle hero
today to afford a fair test of the market ,
but as far as It wont the trade was n good
deal more satisfactory to all concerned.
Local dressed beef houses all wanted a few
cattle , while one or two outside orders made
the trade more lively. There was no.quota-
blo Improvement In values , but Thursday's
figures were well sustained. Fair to good
1,100 to 1,300-lb. beeves sold at from ? 3.35
to $3.GO , whllo fair to poor stuff and odd
lots went nt from $3.30 down to $2,75. The
tone to the trade was better and an early
clearance was effected.
The cow market was rather active and n
shade better all around. Offerings Included
25 or 30 cars , and local houses evidently
wanted them , as they were nil out of first
hands by 110611. Sales of common canncra to
choice fat cows and heifers were made nt
from $1.50 to $3 , the fair to good butchers'
stock going largely at from $2.10 to $2.50.
Calves at from $2.60 to $5.50 for common
to choice veal stock were quotably firm , and
bulls , oxen and stags selling nt from $2 to
$3.25 showed llttlo noteworthy change.
There was not much doing In stockers and
feeders , both supply and demand being light ,
but prices were well sustained on nil suit
able grades. Good to choice feeders are
quoted at from $3 to $3.50 , fair to good nt
from $2.70 to $3 , and lighter , commoner
grades at from $2.70 down. Representative
sales :
imnssnu IUKI-\
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. IV.
700 Ji 30 7. . 997 $3 10 2..1210 $3 2. >
fiSO 2 75 4. . 827 3 10 21..12H 3 25
953 290 IS..1172 320 8..1113 340
SOO 290 13..1083 320 SO..1250 3 4"
8f,0 29. , J8..10C2 32 ; 19..1184 3 . .0
SS7 2 93 8..IOCS 3 2.1 3..1203 3 CD
730 n 00 D. . SC2 32. . U..1281 3 M
106S SO. , 1. . 920 32. , 31..12JS 3M
1011 3 10 14..1037 3 30 ( I. . 130. , 3 CO
IsOO 3 10 7..1043 3 30
SIIIPPJNQ AND nXPOnT.
nor 320 20..1209 320 19..U20 310
1040 2 C5
3..1346 2 CS
1. . 690 1 f,0 1. . 040 2 00 4..1017 2 DO
2. . 745 ISO 1..SSO 20' ) 11..1081 250
1. . 930 1 50 7..1022 2 03 6. . 838 2 00
1. . 630 160 4. . S87 210' 4..1112 2 CO
2. . CSS ICO C. . 078 210 1..1010 2 CO
2. . 870 ICO JO. . 947 210 7..11GS 230
7. . 883 1 63 1. . 940 2 15 H.-llSOJ-fO
2. . SC3 1 63 3. . SOO 2 23 17. . SrfT2 M
3. . 960 1 S3 6..1093 225 1..1140 2 W
3. . 810 163 3.966 ; 223 1C..IKS 260
5. . S56 190 20 , . PCS 230 S..1148 260
1C. . 9S9 190 2. . 903 233 8..1083 253
3. . 9SG 195 20..1087 235 23. . 870 260
1. . SOO 200 13-.1103 240 1..121X1 2 CO
1. . 810 2 IK ) 26..11J3 2 40 16..1003 2 GO
1..1000 200 2..1233 243 13..900 2 GO
4. . 912 200 10..1013 245 8..1011 2 C3
1. . 950 200 13. . SSa 243 22..WO 270
G. . 73S 200 3.1103 245 3..1013 273
1. . "SO 2 CO 1. . 620 245 1..1020 275
1..1010 200 13. . 961 245 1..13SO 275
6. . CCI 200 6..1028 245 61..1124 2 SO
13. . 737 2 00
HEIFERS.
*
1. . 410 1 M 4 . . 620 2 10 1 , . 410 2 CO
4. . 317 1 9i ) 4. . SS2 2 15 2ti. . 740 2 CO *
7. . 697 200 3C. . 772 240 1..105) 3 f. . ( )
2. . 335 2 00 G , . CM 2 CO 2..1140 3 00
20. . 725 2 0) 1. . 3SO 2 60
SIII.KERS ANp SPRINOUR.S.
1 sprhiRPi2.1 00. , 1 cow nnd cl'f..23 00
1 springer 2G 00 . ' 1 cow and erf. .SO 00
1 i-prlnK'T 3000 ' 1 cow and cl'f..30 00
1 springer 31 DO 4
. CAT/VES.
1. . 340 2 BO ; lc. 100 500. , , , I..120 525 .
1. . 90 4 DO 1-SOO BOO 1. . 100 , 623
1. . 100 450 4.V115 B 23 2. . 105 6 CO '
1. . 100 600 B. . 110 625 ' 1. . 1DO 6 DO
BULLS.
1..1350 200 " 18..1463 2 30 1..1170 260
7..1223 2 00 3..1C88 2 33 1..1C40 2 CO
1..1210 2 00 1..1000 2 33 I..1ROO 2 GO
1..1850 2 05 1. , 950 2 35 1..1310 2 CO
1..1390 2 10 1..1750 2 40 1..1510 2 C5
2..1300 215 1..1340 240 1..1100 270
7..1351 215 2..1495 240 2..1375 2 75
1..1340 2 15 1..1420 2 CO 1..15SO 2 75
1..1810 2 20 1..1310 2 50 1..1S50 3 23
1..1900 2 25
OXEN.
10..1470 2 15 6.iC05 2 23
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3. . 663 2 50 - 3. . 410 2 CO 103. . 778 2 75
3. . C63 260 ' 2.--CS5 2 C5 8t. 807 2 SO
1. . 900 2 CO 16.815 270 25. . SOS 2 S3
8. . 427 2 63 102 785 2 75 25. . 700 2 S5
4. . 700 2 60 " 2. . BC5 2 75 4. , 977 3 00
1. . 430 2 CO
COLORADO CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
47 feeders. . SS9 $3 10
HOGS There were nearly 1,000 more hogs
here today than on last Friday and the qual
ity for a day or two past has hardly been up
to the average. Conditions were much the
same as on Thursday's strong close and the
market opened up active at prices all of a
nickel higher. Fair to good hogs of nil
weights sold largely at from $5.20 to $5.25 ,
with common stuff at $5.15 , but latei > v'i °
market weakened on less favorable news
from Chicago , and closing bids nnd sales
were nearly all at $5.15 , or not a great deal
different from Thursday. The early advance
was completely wiped out and the close was
weak. Ono load of fancy light hogs brought
$5.27'i $ and pigs sold as low as $5. Fair to
good hogs of all weights , however , sold very
largely at from $5.15 to $5.20 , as against $5.10
and $5.15 Thursday and from $5.25 to $5.30
on last Friday. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
5 3SS . . .J510 M . . .319 . . . J520
C 275 . . . 6 10 GO 211 160 B 20
B 280 . . . 610 SS 20G 80 520
56 312 160 C 15 C5 231 . . . C 20
71 233 200 515 "G 211 SO 520
64 2SG ICO 615 43 214 . . . 620
63 2SS 200 B 15 55 2'J4 160 6 20
51 321 ICO 515 73 231 SO B 20
25 .215 1GO fi 15 M 27li 40 5 20
83 238 2S0.615 67 25 ! ) 160 620
63 274 SO CIS 63 25G 40 620
33 302 . . . 615 61 285 200 620
62..251 . . . 615 70 304 120 B 20 A
64 212 60 5 15 61 338 12.1 . 620 *
33 1S9 SO 515 54..SCO. 100 520
72 273 ICO 615 76 193 . . . E 20
75 243 160 615 CO 23 120 520
CG 262 120 515 73 235 S < 1 520
61 2C5 . . . B 15 63 233 SO 620
G7 274 240 615 30 U2 40 520
CS 266 ICO 515 64 260 160 520
71 252 260 515 67 209 120 520
72 253 SO 515 63 271 SO 520
21 2SG 40 515 Cl 2C3 40 620
f5 222 80 515 64 332 120 520
84 218 40 615 C2 263 160 520
73 237 . . . 615 CG 215 SO 6 2214
67 212 40 615 SO 22G 160 B 221J
63 230 120 615 60 330 120 6 Z2V4
12 208 . . . 615 62 202 120 8 22J4
72 268 200 5 17'.4 65 291 1JO 62214
61 221 . . . 6 17H . 77 239 120 5 2214
79 20'J SO 6 mi ) 69 278 120 523
68 238 120 6 17Vi ' 21 429 . . . 625
69 294 120 61714 , CO 2S8 SO 5 25
60 235 240 B W4 ' 61 SOS . . . 525
71 204 SO B 111 * < 63 213 . . . 5 21
66 21'J 120 5 lTi4 ' 73 238 SO 623
61 IV ) 160 B 17 | - 70 277 SO S 2 >
39 349 . . . 5 17U , 71 2J1 . . . 625
62 320 40 E 17W Gl 230 80 523
6S . ' . .263 40 5 ml' I 7) ) 242 . . . 623
72 I'll . . . 5 ITil . "N -83 120 623
61 3G8 SO 520 > 75 2)7 . . . 525
61 277 160 5 I'lP ' ' 75 190 . . . 62714
I'lns'ANfo iiouaii.
10 ,130 40 B 00 ' i 1 410 . . . 5 CO
B 200 . . . 5 ( W ' 2 310 . . . COO
1 520 . . . 6 00 i
SH 12151' The Supply was again rather
liberal and IncltidoJiall kinds and condition ! ! .
Local houses wortfln'Tlo urgent need of mip-
pllca and trade was /blow with prices weak
and easier. Fait1 t < 5 good natives , $2,75 ©
3,50 ; fair to good y'gsjtornH , $2.2503,25 ; com
mon and stock HliqoP , $1.50if2.25 ; good to
cliolco .40 to 100)1/1 ) / , ' lambs at $2.60f ( [ 1.25.
Representative gnlfs :
No , ' -wt. pp.
IK ) native mixed . , , , . . . . 77 12 W
18) Mexican wethera 78 273
114 Meilcnn "wethers 79 275
100 Mexican wclheni 81 300
24S Mexican wetlier * W 3 00
SSO Mexican wethera W 3 W
Jfiiw York t.lvu Muck Murkct.
NEW YORK , Feb. 2 , IIEEVES Receipt * . 246
Mend ; on stilt1 , 43 earn ; demand weak ! market
dull and Kirely ulcndy : fancy native niton , 13,25
per 100 Ibx.i Rood to prune. ( M'l'uH.CO ; medium tn
fair , f4.00tt4.30 : common to ordinary , J2.Cflii3.tK ) !
o > en , I2.60fr3.75 ; Imlla nnd ciiwn , JI.COJi3.Ci.
European cnMe quote * Ameilcim Mlecrx dull HI
SliOHlHo per Hi. dressed wr.Klit ; rafrltferator
licet. Silo per Hi. Export ) toilay , 144 heads tumor-
row , G70 hem I nnd 4,410 quartern of beef ,
I'AIA'KH RecelutB. ZX head : mnrkct quiet but
xti-ady ; M-als , ixxir to chnlce , JS.IW8S,00 ; hurnyurt !
und fed calxes , } ; .60U3.1S ;
KHKIIP AND I , AM US RecrlptH , 7.018 head ;
n cam on eulcj jnuiUet Ucmciulucdj 80 cum
nnsc'M Miliim Imvir ; Milpp.-i In prime. l ° i.0
PIT 100 I bit , , Kilnhx , ) ; uinmun t i ih"kt , | 3S7'
1IOI1.-4 He , > I.K | 1,210 henilj 2 HIM oil sal * !
( lull at . . . , ' ' ; . : ) per 100 HIM.
CIIK'AdO MVi : .STOCK.
Currjlnjf Cupuclly nf ItullrimiN Not Vrry
Snirri'ly Tit\nl Yrnlrrilny.
CIIICAOO , I'Vb. 2. The cnrryliiR t-nimclty of
the twenty nr niort' hillrnaiU dPlherliiK tock nt
the yards was not very feverply tnxeil today.
Of rattle iht-y .Irllvrrr.l n'turrly inure limn 4,000
head , whleli Is ulmut DO per rent of nil nyriiitn
fur n rrlilny. Only twlre hefuro cliiei' July
IMM , Imvp lh ivoi'lplH for ( lint day of HIP woel
liwn us limit. Oiillnnrlly , iindor ueli n limits
mipply foll.nvlnir . llRht nrrlvnli for ceveral days
pri'vlciindy , Hi'llers would Imvc I'.xpceleil n liln
ndvnnce In prices , but tlii-y hud ID ! ronlent
\Utli nn ndMitlci' of fmni I0o tn IDo. There wnn
an Intprmcnirtit to that rMent In nlmiit nl
Brnde.i of rattliTrndhiB lirgnn eally nnd waH
netlve , wnlln the utoeki'm nnd feeder * wi'n It
demnml ill from J2.W ( o W.25 mul veal calvea
wein ulronR nt fnnn J'.i0 l < i | n.3.
Trmlc wim bililc for a lirlt-f perl ! In the hoc
market thin nmrnlnir and pvleejt advnncod from
luc to 1V , but si.llerH dl > l nol Ion ) ? hold llmt ml-
vnntiiKP. llefoii' n o'clock the tmiikM lieitan to
weaken nnd nn hour Inter nil tinmninlnn'ii
nityniiri < hnil been lout , the rl IHII belntc extremelj
dull nnd n r msMernhlo mmiher of honi i-i'tnaln-
I'JK ' In , the pciiH. The reeelpiH wer vstlninted nt
18cK head , ninklncr 13' ' ! , 137 for the e plreil part nl
thl week , nn nifiilimt 12.1,6s ; , n week n o. liT.Ii.ll n
yi'iir IIKI ) nnd IW.lfll twn yenl-ii IIRO. Sule.i uero
nl from t'c | ) to } 3.BO , lint the ranifi1 ut the
clone WHH from t.i.lo to J3.li ) for poor to ch > lco
lUlllltli-K | ,
The Inut hnlf dozen days have not been prri-
Illle of fhniiRcs In the heep market. In nil
fiwiuinl pnriipulars the situation lemaliin us be-
fole. The mipply colltllille to run far iili nil
of any pnst year nt a like porliHl , nnd IIH the de-
iiinnd In to nil Intents nnil puiposes confined to
the mutton shippers , It Is needless to say there
lias been no Improvement In prices. I'oor to fair
iiualltles nrp still n drujf nt from K to J2.C.O nnd
Hood to eliolci ! nre not read'.ly tunieil over nt
from J2.r > to M.W. A few pxtra Wethei-s felehed
from J.l.w to W.70 , but only n small pint of the
Jilxtv odd thiiiiHind sold HH hlKh nH Jl.li : ) . The
himb mm ket Is n trille ( .liotiKer ( hull It wns n
week IIK nnd IH itioleil | nt from J3.M to ur , for
poor o medium mul at from | MO to jur , for
Rood tili holee. From * | to J4.-J ) lHiiiKht most of
them. At this time hist year the bent sheep were
! - ' ' UU1 clloku lnmb Wtfl'c
IlKci-H'TS-rntUo , 4.00) head : cslvos. ; 00
lii-ml ; ] IIIK , 18,000 head : nheep , 5WO liviul.
? . .A.J/VV"I"K ' " ' " nnl ifpurtx :
4 AT I I.K Recelt | , , 4mio hcii.l ; mnvUet rlos-
IliK Lelti-r : Hciine liiKtnnceH 20 < - In 23o hltther ;
" " , , j ! > P si'1'here ; ( ilhi-r , $ I.M < r4.f.Ji.
IlOdS KfcolptK. 18,00(1 ( h id : mailiPt oponoil
nctlvn , Kk' hlRlirr : closed nlmiil like yehlcnlay ;
pnckciH nnd mixed , S.i.9)i.- ) ' ) ; prime heavy nnil
hiuchcra' welghtB , ? 3.40i)3..V ) ; prlniu Ilfht , J3.33
HIlilMP AND LAMltS-Maiket dull ; top
Bhcei | , 5J.20'ff'.2.'i ; trp lamhx , $4.00'u l.tV ) .
ItrcelptM : illl Dhiiasllloii of Stuck.
OIIclilraJ3lpti ! : : ii'l : ill.o nlfloi of static ai
shown by thu hj.iki of tin U.ilon rfto3'c Vur.l )
company for tin tv/untv-foitrlioarjondlnif ill
5 o'clock p. in. , l-'obrtinry ' _ ' , 1801 :
KKCIMITS.
IIIII'U.SITIOV.
t'lly I.lStock Murkft.
j CITV , Feb. S.-CATTM-J Kwolnlii.
2iOO lifiul ; iihlpnuMilH , 2.S03 hi'iid : ti > lOc
hlfrlior ; TUXIIH Htfi-i-M , $2.0il.1.23j | w ,
* J.7jJ.i.20 ; Texas mill niitlvo rows , Jl. 20 ft. 1.00 ;
InitchiTs1 Block , J.93'j3.tJ ( ; stoekurs nnd fi-wlcra ,
f2.r > 0i > i.i > .
HOCiS Ilcri'lpts , 7,000 head ; shliinnnlH | , 400
head ; npt-nnl Mti-aily nt 6u lilnhfr anil ulosoil
weak : liulk , J5.0-f < 3.16 ; 'heavy , imc-ld-rH and
nilxpii , J3.Wtf3.20 ; llKhts , Yorlit-rn and pig * . JI.C5
if 5. 15.
Slfiti' : : ItecelpiH , 3,700 head ; shipments ,
none ; market Mow.
St. T.imlH I.lvc Htoelc
ST. I.OrlS , Fi-li. 2. PATTI.K lltvolpti , .
head ; shlpnienta , 700 head ; inaikct slmnK for
natlVPs ; Tpxans , lOc lilKhorllKlit ; native Hlpcra ,
J3.2)S/I.30 ; fed Texan Bteers , $2. ! > 0'u3.JiJ ; uowt ,
steady , $1.40f2.10. |
HOUS Iteri'lpis , 3.COO heail ; shlpinenlM. 4,600
head ; market opcm'd lOo hlffher. lint weaKi'iii-d
at the close ; best heavy , J3.2j/5.Wjmlxed , 14.90
05.33 ; liBht , ; r..lOW3.3i ) .
SHCEP H fi > lptH , 500 head ; KhlpmentH , 2i
head ; market yulet ; muttons , J3.00ti4.10.
Stock In Sight.
Recolptsof llvost'ok at ttia four
wcstorti markets Friday , t'obiunry a :
Cattle , llosrs. Sheen.
Sontfi Omaha l,30t 5,483 1,407
flhlcaco 4,000 18,000 6,000
Kansas City 2,700 7,300 1700
St Louis 1,800 8,000 f > 00
Total 0,894 34.883 "aOG7
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY , Fob. 2. 1IOOSKocolptH , l.ROO
head : olllelal yesterday , 4D1I head ; uhlpmentH ,
none ; market opened ! ia higher ; advance lout :
$3.07HMri.i.5 ' : bulk , Jij.ioan.ly ,
CATl'LE-Itecelpts.uOO liuad ; omclal yestoiilny ,
rr ) > head ; HhlpmentH , r > : ifi head ; market very
dull ; feodci-H , $ j.4HHl.ifii : .vearllncst. tJ.OUti'-.UO :
cows , ifl.02.SO ; bulls , $1.0(1412.40. (
Wool Itlnrkrt.
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