TTTB OM ATT AT ) A FLY BEE : WEDNESDAY , FEBRUARY 7 , IB'M
COMMERCIAL AND FINAXCIA1
Wheat Closed Yesterday One Cent Lowe
Thau on Monday.
THAT CEREAL WAS WEAK FROM THE STAR'
Com AlMi .Miulo n Now Low 1'rlco Ilrcon
Ycatvnliiy , jrny NollliiK Clo. i ! Kc : clpl
Vrry. ITI-O Mock *
and llniiiM.
CHICAOO , Feb. "b. Wheat closed toda ;
Ic lower than yesterday and made a ncv
low prlco record for May at C2c. Wcake
cahlen , largo northwestern receipts , smal
clearances , mild weather and frco Ilfpildatloi
wore responsible for the decline. Corn wen
down with wheat and closed ' ,4o lower foi
May at Chicago , mnklng n now low prlc <
record. May oats closed > , tc lower , Maj
pork lost COc , May lard ICc and May rib :
22H.C. .
\Vlicat started weak with a loss of > ,4c foi
May at C3Uc. The day's news Was bcarlsl
anil the bulls had apparently sought cover
The foreign 'markets were weak and lower
The northwestern receipts were heavy. Mill
iieapolls and Oiiluth reported 333 , cars
compared with flS cars In the corresponding
day last year. The weather was mild will
nothing particularly chilly In sight. Tin
London Mark Lane K.xpress said Kngllsl
wheats were generally Sd per ipiartei
( etjual to 2c per bushel ) lower , and then
was no demand for foreign wheat.
The clearances ot wheat and Hour from tin
four principal Atlantic ports wcro only 160 ,
000 liu , The decline WHS attended by a fev
rallies. Captain Phillips and Pardrldgi
bought on the llrst decline , but when theli
wants wcro supplied prices wont down again
Valentino , 1' . U. Armour ft Co's prlnclpa
broker , was ono of the conspicuous seller !
and there was frco liquidation. The closliif
rabies gave evidence of continued wcaknes :
In the markets across the "pond , " and Mas
llnlsliod easy and tired at only % c above thi
bottom , having ornamented Itself with r
now low prlco record at 02e. May openec
at C3'4c ' and with Blight fluctuations declined
' so and reacted ' , Jc to the close at G'lViC.
Corn made a now record today , May sclllnc
jlnwn lo , from 37c to 37V4c , and July at from
37Th to 38c , which figures are the lowcsl
iilnco the life ot these futures , the continued
line weather , continued liberal receipts and
the action of wheat all acting as depressing
Influences. Today's receipts , whllo not ui
to the estimate , were very free , and tomor
row's predictions liberal. Cables were weal )
and lower and outsldo markets were all
easier. The opening trades were at a frac
tional lo.-iji and under moderate offerings anil
lack of support Fold down from % c to Vic
moro , rallied a trlllo and closed with May
but Uc from the bottom finureo of the day.
In oats there was a fair trade and an
cas'ur ' feeling , but considering tlio weakness
lu other grains , oats held up well. Prices
only declined from % c to Uc , and closed
i.sc above the bottom figures. The de
crease of stocks of contract oats In store
aided In maintaining prices and tlicro was
llttlo disposition to sell. Provisions
opened easy and slightly lower for pork
and ribs on a decline In prices for live hogs
nt tlio yards , notwithstanding a lighter run
than was anticipated.
The most prominent commission house
then offered the product freely , particularly
l > ark , which resulted In a further decline ,
lard and ribs responding. The volume of
trading was light In the absence of any
support. The break In wheat and corn
also contributed to the weakness , The
decllno continued with the packers selling
anil with nothing to sustain the market ,
a few orders coming In to pell. A mod
erate reaction followed on n llttlo buying
and then the market went all to pieces
on some stop loss orders coming out. Thcro
was a slight recovery Just before the
close with the feeling weak and with last
prices near the bottom. Compared with
lust night. May pork is COc lower ; May
lard IGo lower and May ribs 22'XsO lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
TiVcarsj corn , 350 cars ; oats , 103 cars ; hogs ,
23.000 head.
Tno leading futures ranged as follows :
Arllc-lca. Open. Hlch. Low. Clooo.
Wiir.AT
Kub B9 ! | B8M
O.M 02)1
.Inly 04W 03)1
! 17 ! | II7H 37 < 337).S ) 37M
July. . . . fO * 38HQM 37KS3H
OATS
28 28 27-M
July 18 ! -7J4
MKSH Punic >
Fob 12 IB
May li ! 70 12 70 1. .0 11 ! 1 > S
LAUD
7m 7 47K 7 30 7 30
March 7 211 7 i0 ! 7 22
' ' 7 37H 7 U'JH 7 12 !
Smi'irrKiii'a-
0 12W ,
" "
May. . ! ! 42W 25 0 25
Cash quolntioim wcro as follows :
1'i.oim Weak.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , CSJic ; No. 3 sprlnc l
Die : No. a red , B8c. '
COIIN No. 2 , 34o. .
OATS-NO. 'J , 27 ? 4'o : No. 2 white , 20. ! < ffl30Kc ;
No. : i white. ' 'Offiaoj c.
UYK No. 2 , 44c. !
llAHMir No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , oaoac ;
No.1 , 4l4llc.
FI.AX HKED No. 1 , SI. 39.
TIMOTHY HEED I'rlnio , $4. 1C.
Point .Moss , per nbl. , tl2.int2.17 ; lard ,
per 100 Ibs. , J7.37147.40 ; short rlla aldos
( loose ) , I0.200.2G ; dry sal'ed shoulders
Ibo.xeip. Hi.U&SiO.OO ; short clear sides ( bo.xod ) ,
t ( > .7&i7.12.
WHISKY DlstlllorV finished goods , per gal. .
11.15.
Stn ; AIIS Unchanged.
The following wcro the receipts and ship
ments for today :
tn the 1'rounro oxcbiinco today the butter
market was linn : creameries , 21 < a.2G'Je ' ;
dairies , 1D21 , i.JgRSl fairly Bteaily ; fresh ,
luC.
Now Ytirlc JIIiirkftH.
NH\V YOHIC. Teb. C.-VLOtJIl-Heeelpts. 21-
pliKS. ; expurls , 21,300 pkia. ; sales , 7,000 pkus. ;
\\euker but fnlrly iictlvu on winter wheat | iat-
fiilM , rye Hour , Bleady and quiet ; buckwheat
Hour , nulel bin llrm.
Hl'CICWHL'AT Dull ; Canadian mixed , 700
.
HYHlull. .
IIAHI.IIV MALT Dull.
HAIILKY Dull ; iwo rowed slale , 63f tc.
WIIHAT HecelptH , none ; cxiiorlH , K3,1V ( ) bu. ;
rales , 3,233,000 bu. of fulurcti and 6.000 bu , of
Mint , Hliot weak and lower ; No. 2 rod In Hloro
nnd rleviilor. CIVie ; adoal , Clio ; f , o. b. , C5He ;
No. I northern , r.'J'ic. . ' Onllnna opened we.ilc
anil lower oneak eablea. local llquldatlnn anil
fiiielmi nelllni ; , weiu weak all day nn fiirt'ivr
lolix ufferliiKH , FcllInK down In Ihe lowrKl polnl
tin recoid , clorliiK Very weak at Tittl'.to net de-
ellne. No. 2 red , Kebruury , ilojcd nl CIV-u ;
March , CJVifiCG 3-10oj closed , t > . " , ic ; May. 073-10
trfiilie , cbised , l7 ! ic bid ; July , C'1\W70 7-Hc ;
rhmed , G9)icj December , ilUUil 13-16o ; closeu ,
7) > e.
t'OIIN lUcoliilK , none ; xporl . 10.SOO bu. ;
HiilcM , r,35IXM bu , of futures and 107,0o < ) bu. Knit. |
Hlini maiket weak and lower ; No , 2 , 4-o In
elevator ; 13c alluat. , OHliil | | npenedve.ik
with wheat and on line weather and < m I > IK ro-
relitH | went iiilfd weak all d.iy am ) closed Iil1
He decline ; rVbnmry closed , 42c ; March , K 9-J6
t)4o ) ! : eluHcd , 4 ! > ic ; April closed , 43c ; May ,
4imi4l ! , o : CICHCd , 43 lie.
o.V ItectlptH , 2,100 bu. ; exports , CO , 001 bu. :
pale > iW.CUO bu , of filtuics nnd 35,000 bu , nf
i. , ml , ilpot dull and about Hteady ; No , 2 , 3 < V',1 ( >
W\n ; Nn. 2 , dellveied , 3S'Ui3SUo ' ; No. 3 , 3Jie ! ;
No. B whllo , 3 U 6io ! : No. 3 white , SSHRSoVio ;
trr.ck mixed wcplern , 36i37u ; trad ; uhltn west
ern. 3iitllii , track white mile , JOVflle. Onllons
v.-eak all day with llio oilier iniuki'l. " , clnslntr
' .4fUo nel decline ; February , 3ltff341ic ! , cltmed
in JUifj Match , 3l\U34Hc , cloaed al 3Ho ; May ,
3l' . l3IUe. cloned al 3IHc.
IIAY-Qulel ; BIHN | lo choice , td.60ail.CO.
IIDPrf tjiilel ; ulalo. common to choice , ISO
J'e , Puellle co.l t. 16S22O.
IIIIHIHInill ; wet suited Nuw Orlran" . fe-
leeled , 4Mi 3 UM. , 44 < fSVCi Texan , fleeted , MIT
M lb . . 41jlc , lluenon Ayrra. dry. 20fl2l Ibs. . 19 ! j
Wile. Tcxin : , dry , 2IW30 Ibs , , lie.
l.KVrillHlSteady ,
\ VOOLI'll nil dumeitlo Hrcce , l9Q2o ; pulled ,
SOtfXe , Texas. lOOIir.
I'lUIViyiO.NH-lloef , dull. ( Tut meat * , quirt ;
plcklrd belllPM , 7 * > fjSe ; pickled aliovililers , CHc ;
jilckbil lianm , 9V4e. Uird , cany ; wrateru steam
tloxed at tT.SO inkrd ; nali-K. 200 Ik-n-ra al } S and
fivlKhl ; oiuna | | aU' . 230 llercen ; May , J7.7U ;
l < Vbriiary clom-d al I7.72U noinlnnl ; May , 17.40
iinintnil i if lined , quiet ; canuiaund. < H < iSc ,
1'olk , ncttvo bill easier ; nuw ine , tl4.00.til4.2J > ;
rxlr prime , tl3.ooillJ.Uj family , > 15.Wdl5.Wj
Kbart rlar. JI5.IK1U17.W.
T. VLLOW-Dull ; clly ( t3 per pkK.,6o ) ; country
( iikk'H , free ) , IHc.
COTTON HIUi : ) OlL-In rtUe ; only nm.ill
lui al dcinand ; t < portrr lioldliiK off for lower
> tl < TB und colli from the wvui ; in I me crude ,
{ 11 bbl * . I ( r30o , prline crude , looir. 2Iti2io ; oft
rudi * In bbU. . 2 < U > Sc ; prime < uinm r yvllow. 34
1-I14 ( | . , o 4-iaJvi , ( irlmv sumiuvr > lluw , UJjo ;
yelluw butt , r r ul' ' . . ! " < pilme wlut1 , M (
h < -
IlfTTUII M .My v.-i.i' , d ir > r'.ili ' ,
crunici } ' l' < i- . tti Mn finl.ilj. Ut l'i'j. '
I.l.'lnn -T ' ' < - . Ht.tti dairy HnJii. . Ht.ite cruun
crv , 172I. .
CIII'HHI * Ciui.'l. mule. tni r > . OHI1V , fnnrv
xmi.il , lui-ul-i' Km ftkintn. lMl' ' ' > 'i full nkim <
, . . per rniie
wvilrrr fn-i-b. H lSu ; southern Ilffl3c per doi
ItFCClptH , .MI Phglt.
I'BTHOLI fM--f < l' > ndyr t'nllwl rl el nt SIP.
1IOS1N Dull ; utralnnl. ei.nilllim la good , ll.lOf
1.1214.
TtiPiNTIN18tei.ljSitflMf ( : ! | . ; | > .
ItK'l.-UiH''i ; domoBtlc , fair to extm , 34ff ! e
Jnimii , 4 > f4r4ii.
MOLAPHIIStjulet. .
PHI IIIO.VBlendy ; Ami-Mean , JI2OOOI5.W.
COPPBII-rDiill ; lake , I5.7S.
LCAD-I'lim ; < lohimtle , U2A.
TIN-Hieady ; minlln , flOSo , nnmlnol ; ptale
ami.
ami.HPKt.TrcU I'lrm ; dnnifdlle. t . " , hid.
HL'OAH Hitw llrm ; pfillrlfitmil * 55 te t , 3 3-liJo
snles , 2 eunpv-d eclllrlfUKiil il'O ' tei-t ) al 3 1-lCu
rcllned , fair deinnild nnd ( bin.
. \ IliilieipolNVlicnt :
MIN'NHAPOLIK. Feb. K. - Lmteek the Mill
neaiMllK Ilimr mills umillid 111,312 bbbt. nf Hour
nualnst ltS.W. ( bbls. tin * preerdlntt week , inaklm
the nveraKe. dally prodm lion n , < M hblii. , or nt
nvrrnK" of l.om bli | . a day more. The t i
I irts were 2liSI ! bbls. , nifiilnnt Ihe eiportH of tbi
iiii.fi'illriif week of I9.70J M > H. , a Rain of nom'
( i.2'111 bbl ! < . The t-ilnl pr lui'lliili of llniir fruir
January I Is about 2oO.nobbls. . lthan for tin
same lime Insl year. This enndltlun IH duo o
fiiui e to the present dull llnuf maiket. 1'reeed
Inif .Inuuaiy I there unn a break In freight tale :
which eneiiinnKed n larKe production of Hour ti
be. 'shliied | | east nf the jal.ex , and thill Htuck i :
now on the e.iuli rn innrkel , havlnu been punhii
IhriiiKb at a Imver freight rat" . II ran b neb
Ibeie at lower prleej" . The competition f II Her
i'.wnllv exrludcH llio Hour made and Hblppeil al
a higher COM.
HLxInrM ) In the local nrnln nniiket wa.i ncllvr
nnd iirli'-s weie lower lodav. The general Hell-
Inn that wn.i noticed on the par ! of a good niann
IOIIKS yealtrday dlsturln-d tlm market , which bin
nut recovered till * mornlnr. More lon wheal
was olfered und prlrM dei'llned. hlch shook tin I
manv small dealeis with their niafKhiM. Perhap-
the ir.idlnK v.-ns aboul eiUiil | In amount lo lh.il
done ycMlenlny , althoiiRli prleeii look an n | > | i'Mt ! >
dlieetlon. llecelptn of wli at In Mlnneapoll >
were 2SO car . Thlif Hlipplled an amount Kreatei
than\wnn needed to irrlnil Ml the present premluni
nnd the deellne wax rather larKer 111 tra.'l ; wheat
than In futincH.
The lelatlve decline , howxcr , In only n tem
porary matter , for with the decline tb receipt *
will be IlKltter noci'diiarlly nnd Ihe premium will
be re-rHtnhII. hed. Shipment- * were 3S eaii , tliepi1
1-oliiR mainly to in-ill * In oilier i > lace . May
npenede down from yenterdiiy'H close , whlcli
teve.ilrd weiknesH : early In the dny. The. opening
AVIIH C04c ! and Ihe close G9 4e. or it loss oflie
from yeslenlay's < lose.
The luw point today was f-34c , which was
reached once before u few days user , July onenvd
ut CITuC and closed at Cl'c. rtKalnsI n cK- , ! , ' . yes-
lenlay nt IKe. I-Vbruary eloted : at 53'ie. ' No 1
bard , on track , cloir.i , . .t C2'jc ' ; No. 1 noithern ,
CO'.Je ' ; No. 2 iv.ithein. . , i"4o
The oidlr.niy denuind was repotted for flour.
With prices pracllcnlly iinchancfd. About 13 per
cent of the production went lo expori and the
rest mainly was distributed throiiRli states south-
eant of beie. llrati was steady at , about tlO.50 ,
with eomnion shorts cclng al about the same
' .
llt'iirca. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.St. LnuN
ST. LOUIS. L'eb. 6. FLOUR Weak , with Illtlo
ohiR ; palenlH , $2.00ff3 ; extra fancy , $2.G302.Go ;
others inichanccU ,
WHEAT Wan very weak tlir.iuihiut ; Iho day ,
Ihu cabled and domestic m.'iikcts , luKetbcr Mlth
heavy arrivals nnd Hshl exports , conducing lo
that condlllon ; Ihe close was Ic below ycsteiday ;
No. 2 red cash closjij at G3Tc ; I'cbruary , 53'ic ;
May , CDUc ; July , Coftc.
COIIN Was weak , logins ' , , ' c , the day's news
belns all of n bearish cbaiacter ; No. 2 mixed
cash and February closed ut 32'-.c ; Mny , 34' ' , ' , ®
31V : July. 34e.
ClATtf Were dull ; No. 2 cash closed al 2S'ie ;
Febnmi-j' . 2J'c ' ( ; May , 30c.
HYI-J-HlBh-r ; , Ibis Hide.
IJAHLKY Dull ; sales of Minnesota , 52c.
HHAN Hluher ; Cfc , cast track.
KLAX HHISD tl.32.
CLOVnil HliHID-Linver ; J8.73.
HAY UncliaiiBiHl ; prime to choice , tSJTlO.
IJVTTEH Hlelicr ; Heparator cicamcry , 210
2oc ; choice dalrj' , 20021C.
KOOS HlBber ; 12Vc. ( ;
LKAD Klronger ; $3,13 ; spelter , higher. In de
mand nt $3.43.
COIIN ML'AL Higher ; tl.C3g-l.73.
\VHIHKY-tl.l3.
COTTON TIKri & 3cg 1.00.
IMIOVIHIONS Lower nnd weak. Pork , stand
ard moss , tl2.S7'.A. Lard , prime steam , t7.35.
Dry pall meat's , loose shoulders , $5.87'/4 ; loncs
and ribs , JC.37'j ; slmrts , tii-4. < ; boxed 15o more.
Hacon , packed ihoiilderi < , t7 ; longs , t7.23 ; rlb ,
$7.2ifJ7.37'4 : shorts , f7.Mfi7.G2' ' , . ; .
HECKIl'TSi Flour , S.OiW bbls. ; wheat , 14,000
bu. ; riini. S8.000 bu. ; oatn , 22.000 bu.
SHIPMKNTS-Klour , 11,000 bbls. : wheat , 21,000
bu , ; corn , 230,000 bu. ; oatH , 52,000 bu.
Coffee Mtu-Urt ,
NEW YORK , Feb. 6. COFFEE Opllons
opened quiet , S to 10 points decline , ruled gener
ally weak ; decline checked by reiteration of
overage and company ; closed dull , 5 points for
lear nnd C points blBher for remote market.
Sales , 6,000 baRd. Including : March , JIB. 10 ; April ,
tI3.SOm5.8C ; May , tl3.03. Spot coffee , Hlo quiet ;
No , 7 , tl7.EO ; mild , m.irkcl quiet , steady ; Cor
dova , J20.001t20.23 ; sales , l.OM bags desirable
Sanies , Nos. G ID C spot , 117,73 for No.i 7 ; 1,400
bags Central American and 700 bags Jamaica ,
SANTOS , Feb. C. Firm ; good avcrnse , t6.20.
Receipts two days , 5.000 bass ; stock , lO-.uno bags" .
IIAMHL'nO , Feb. C. Market steady ; sales , ! ) ,000
bags ; prices * } pfK higher to ' ,4pfg lower.
1IAVHI3 , Feb. ( ! . Market barely steady ; sales ,
1,000 bags ; opened ' .If higher and lost advance ;
lalf sold.
RIO nn JANEIRO , Feb. C. Receipts two days ,
7,000 bags ; stock , 192,000 bags.
LONDON , Feb. C. Qulel bul firm ; 6d higher.
AVool IMnrkct.
LONDON , Feb. C. At the wool sales today
13,518 bales were offered and 1,000 bales wlth-
Irawn. The assortment was fair nnd tbo bid-
ling spirited. Some lioueht liberally. Creasles
went to tlm continent. Thu following are tbo
rates : Sydney. 3.WI bales ; heoiired , _ ! _ dQl8 iid ;
Breasy , 6'iBlO'id. Queensland. 3.410 bales ;
scoured. Is ld@s ! 1'Xid ; greasy , GHdftls Gd. Vic
toria , 2,310 boles ; scoured , lO'idS s 21'jd ; creasy ,
Gl4 ? 10d. Adelaide , 1.4S3 bales ; scoured. Is Hd ;
Rrcaay. 3 > i63Vid. New Zealand , 2,143 bales :
scoured. OVidWls 2id ( ; greasy , GWfls Vtd. Cape of
Hood Hope and Nafal , 183 bales ; scoured. Is IHd
flH 4Hd.
ST. LOUIP , Feb. G. _ WOOL IH better In tone.
but there Is not. much doing , nor Is thcro any
chance. In prices.
Milwaukee MHI-HOH.
MILWAUKEE , Feb. G.-FLOUH-Steady.
WIIKAT Weak and lower : No. 2 spring , 53'ic ;
No. 1 northern , Clc : Mny. ( H)3ie. )
CORN Weaker : No. 3 , 33',4c. '
OATS Lower ; No. 2 while , 30c ; No. 3 white ,
.
IIARLEY Dull anil lower ; No. 2 , 49'ic ; sam
ple , 42B50'.e.
HYE Hlrndy No. 1 , 47c. .
PRO VISIONS Lower. Pol It , t2.30. ! Lard ,
7.40.
RECEIPTS Flour , 10,800 bbls. ; wheal , 33,700
bu. : barley. 90.200 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , G.900 bbls. ; wheat , 8,000
bu. ; barley , 13,000 bu.
I'eorbi drain 'Mnrkel.
PEORIA , Feb. G. CORN Market active ,
steady : No. 2 , 33',4c ; No. 3 , 32".c.
OATS Markel dull , easy ; No. 2 while , 284 !
C2'Jo ; No. 3 white , 2S'.ic. '
RYK None ,
WHISKY Maiket llrm ; blsli 'wines basis ,
tl.lG.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 2.400 bu. : corn , 107,230 bu. ;
oalB , SI. MID bu. ; rye , none ; barley , 4,200 bu.
tlHIPMKNTS Wheat. COO till. : corn , 4,650 bu. ;
oats , 7M)0 ) bu. ; rye , COO bu. ; barley , 3,500 bu ,
Now York ( ry ttaoil * Mnrkot.
NEW YORK , Feb. G. The dry goods dlslrlcl
Is now showing more life. The Ijuycra from out
of lown are not numerous and Iho realdcnl
Irnders are nol In very greal force. They coma
largely from Ihe souib. Much demand Is from
Ihe weslward. The stocks are not larKQ and
there Is no particular pressure on the market
and prices are finily steady. No change In price : !
rcpoitrd as lo seasonable goods , while Ibero Is
some Irregularity as lo back numbers , which
shows weakness. _
H Clly Aliirknls.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 6. WHEAT Fully lo
lower today ; No. 2 hard , 52i52Uc : No. 2 red. 55c ,
CORN In 1-oitd demand , bul lo lower ; No. 2
mixed. 30V4e ; No. 2 white , 314 32c ,
OATS In poor demand nnl ' , ! [ lower ; No. 2
mixed. 27 > . ! : 2Sc ; No. 2 white , SStfiSUc.
IWHS Active , iiuiut. Him ; ll'ic. .
RECEIPTS Wheat , C.frOO bu. ; corn , 1,000 bu. ;
oats. none.
HHIPMENTS-Wlicnt , 1.00 bu. ; corn , none ;
oals , nosie. _
Dulnlli Wheat .Market.
Dt'LUTH. Feb. 'o. WIIHAT-Cash rilled dull
with declining tendency. Futures were lower.
The close wnu sick and dull al Ihn lowest priced
of this crop year. Close : No , 1 Imrd , cush , ClUc ;
l-'ebiuury , GOo ; May , U&c ; July , G5c ; No. l
northern , cash , CO'/j-c : 'February , 5S > ie : Mny ,
C2Hc : July , C3HC ; No , 2 noilherii. cash , G7c : No.
3. 62o ; rejected , 40'.ic ; on track. No. 1 northern ,
_
I.lverjKiol MitrketK ,
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 6.-WHEAT-Dtill ; demand
poor ; No. 2 rod winter. M > id.
CORN Hpots steady ; demand f.ilr ; new mixed ,
3s Mdj futures dull ; demand fair ; February ,
2s tl ; April , 3 d ,
FLUlHt Iemand poor.
PROVISIONS Und , siiot demand poor ; fu-
lures , no demand. Pork , demand poor.
01 Murliut' .
OIL CITY , Pa , , I-Vb. G. National Transit cer-
lltlcales opened ut SOU ; hlKheal. SI ; lowest , eo % ;
.closed al tOTi ; salen , 3.0X ) liblK , ; clearances ,
21,000 bbls , ; uhlpmcnls , 107.417 bbl > . ; runs )
i'lri-SHL'RO , Va. . Feb. C.-Nallonal Transll
cerlltlcales opened ill Mi closed ul SI',4 ' ; hlBhcsl ,
Sl'.i ; lowest , SI ; no Hulej.
LHerpool MurlietH.
LIVERPOOL , Feb. G. WIllJAT Demand poor ;
offered freely ; No , 2 winter , Bs U1f5s 2d ,
CORN Steady ; demand moderiue ; mixed west
ern , 3 ( i3a 10,1.
PROVIBIONS Pork , prime men , 7 ; lonif and
short clear , W It ? . , ( s ; ionic i'lcrn , 7s ,
On th Loiidiin .Market.
NEW YORK , Fb. 6.-Th Po.l' . upeclal cable
fium l.fln , Ion tay ; The only fvaluru today wii
the fall In silver ami rupee paper to thu lowest
point on record. The former wan quoted at
XI 15-16,1 per 02. and weak with practically no
demand , and althoUKh money lit dear In India
exchange mill falls. Unit's thu India council
throws away drafts or < dU nt faiy ratra no
Improvement Is probablf. The stock markets
were lute , but Inure a u llrm undertone , ex
cept for Americans , which writ ! vrry torpid.
Klfty-uu IbouionJ uuuda tr _ oM uuU KW )
In 1 nil d Kill , in n- . , I .iiltt ly lhr < 1 rk
l- i i v < * " ill' In fr in l.i H al.d U.UI-O
\\int - . Jl I . M i .1
.1i
i i 11 i i i
HTOt HSND 1IONDN.
Share Hprciiliitlon Yrnleribiy U'm ( Jillle
Dull nnil I'lilntrrrilliiK.
N'BW Y011K , Ff\i. \ C. The slmro specula
tion today wan dull nnd tinliiterestliiK and
the dcalltiRS ns n rule wcro heavy , \vllh the
naturnl result ot cBUbllNhlng n lovvor rnngo
ot titiotatlonn for n mnjorlty ot the slmrc.s
traded In , Including nil ot tlio nctlvn list.
Sugar ted in the trnnanctluns , and after nn
ndvnnco ot ' ,4 per cent In the oponlnR pnlos
took a ilownwnnl turn which , although In
terrupted occnslotinlly by p.irtinl recoveries ,
was not checked until n decline of _ ' , s per
cent hnd been recorded , the Block loiiuhliirj
73 % In the Into denlliiKH and closing ' .d per
cent higher. The scllliiK In thcso slinrns wan
very henvy nt times and wns snld lo bo for
the account of n bull pool , which , having
failed to iiiakn a successful coniblnntlon ,
had atnrtpd In to turn the short Interest
ilownwnnl.
There wns evidence of realizations In
Distilling nt the very opcnliiK , nlthoiiRh the
llrat snlo W.IH mndo nt nn ndvnnce ot % per
cent. L.irio ; block ; ) Wcro piacnd on the mar
ket which wore readily taken nnd thd prlco
wns nt ono time Vi per cent nbovo the open
ing , but the offerliuts bocnnio too heavy for
the bears to rendlly absorb nnd n brcnk of
1 % per cent occurred before noon. An
nouncements of thu fill I mxof congress to
nut up the price of spirits In bond caused n
rally of ' . per cent during the afternoon , of
which U per cent was lost nt the close. Chicago -
cage Gas was very unfavorably affected by
the nctlon of the common council of Chlcagt
In granting a franchise to n rival company
nnd In reducing the price of gas 1C cents
A break of 1 % per cent was mndo at tin
opening nnd a further decline of % per cen
resulted. Later a brisk rally of ! ' , & per com
took plncc , followed by a reaction of 1 % pel
cent , a rally of l > 4 per cent , and a flnul re
action of % per cent.
In the railway list , which was sadly nng
lectcd , St. I'nul was the only stock In whlcl
the sales reached n largo figure. The flue
tuatlons wcro limited to % per cent and tin
loss on the dny was only % per cent
Other grangers moved sluggishly , the chnngc !
on the dny being merely small fractions
Ulchrnomi Terminal surprise the , street bj
a sudden spurt , moving up y , per cent 01
reports of Increased earning * by some of tin
branch roads. The stock reacted % pel
cent . , In ' the later dealings. i Delaware
Lackawnnnn & Western advanced on the daj
1 % per cent ; Tennessee Coal and Iron ad
vanced 1 % per cent , nnd St. Paul , Minnesota
& Manitoba rose 1 par cent , while Lead pre
ferred declined 174 per cent. Lead common
1 % per cent and Northern I'aclHc preferred
1 per cent.
During the nftornoon the speculation was
quiet and fnlrly firm , but In tlio final deal
ings a reactionary Influence prevailed anil
the market closed easier. The bond innr-
ket was firm until near the close when II
gave way slightly.
The Post says ; It was but natural that
the recent halt In rising prices In one quar
ter of the market should bo followed today
by a slow reaction. There was today , however -
over , llttlo pressure of stock on the general
list except from short sellers. Many securi
ties were hardly quoted and the closing was
featureless.
Aside from the sales In those stocks
made up alike from realizing offers nnd
from new short stock put out Interest cen
tered today In Chicago Gas. An ordinance
favorable to n competing company has been
passed by the Chicago aldermen and If the
now gas company's promises are bona fldo
the action of the council was entirely proper.
But few people seem to bollovo that the
low price for gas guaranteed by the now
applicants Is fixed In good faith , and Indeed
the chief subject of comment In the market
Is that the Chicago Gas company suffered
the aldermen to escape what may be called
Its own restraining influences. This surprise
Is not unlike that of the sugar speculators ,
who whisper to ono another with amaze
ment and resentment that "not a congress
man was to bo bought on any terms. "
The following are the closing quotations on
the leading stocks on the New York ex
change today :
The lotal sales of Block today were 100,100
chares. Including : Atchlaon , 2,300 ; American
SUKar , 61,000 ; llurllnston , 6,000 ; ChlcaBD Gas ,
19,100 ; UlslllllnK. 21 , 00 ; Nallnnal Load. 2-tWj
Hcadlnsr. 4,200 ; Ht. Paul , 10.COO ; .Silver certificates.
20.000 ; Western Union. 3.COO.
Sloc'.is. Open High Low. Yebt. Closu
Hrlo
PncltieMall.
Northweslurn 10314 103K 103H 10 Hi
Mo.P.icino 23 U 23 ! iW
Union P.'icltln 18'S
N Paelno , p'f'd
N. Pacltlo com. . . .
C. 1) . , t Q 76)4
Iloclc Island 118Wlii
SI. Paul . . . Wlii fi81
Wcsleni Union 8& & 84j ? Hi' 84'i
SiiirarTriini % H0) (
Nuw Kiiliud 11H 11
Alchluon JH ! 1136
Chicago Qua .
Kuadlns 2051 20)1 )
D.O. F : ioi < 30U
E. O. E 31 atM
Cordaice 17U 17H
Now York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. C , MONEY ON CALL
Easy at 1 per cent ; last loan and closed al 1
per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE I'APEH-aiiiffSW per
ent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Qulet and dull , with
nctunl biiFlnetis In bankers' bills al JI.Wt5Tl.k7
or demand unit at $4.Sl1iij7l.8i for sixty days ;
loated in ten , t4.SIQ4.S3 ; commeiclal bills , ! | , jft >
'SILVER CERTIFlC'ATHS-GI'ilSWJc.
OOVEHNMENT lIONDS-Stioni ? . Blalo bomli.
qulel.
U.S. liiro H3'ijSI. ' | Paul Consols. . . 1211 8
U. S.4seoip 1134 St. P. O. , t P. IHIS. . 107Ji
U.S. 4J < Hruf ) Ull" " . T. P. L. G. T. lists. 78
I'aclllcilHot'nt. . . . 10'J IT.P.H.U.Tr. Ilu 2n 22 ! .
L.i.stpl. : 4s N. C. . ( KIH Union I'.iclllo IHIH. 4
Mlsnoiirl UH I no WeHt Hiior.ila. . . . . 'lO' . ' f
Tenn. nuw H3l Hi. . 101 K. O. W. IHI . < ! ! )
Tenn. new 8-'t Si. . 07 AtcbiHoii . 71)4 )
Tcnn. in VBBlUn. . . 73 Alelltioii . ' A . : U
Canada S.i. 2d < 103i H. It3. . A. lit. . . . 02
Cun.Pacino IHIS. . . 10:1 : do7s off red. . . . 01
l > .k It. (1. lals 113 H. AT. O. Os . 101 !
I ) . All. G. U 77M II. & T. C. Os 101
Hrlii'Jils TC'M ' N. o. Us ottered. . . . 110
M , K. & T. CPU. SB. 4'JW N. C.-la 05
M.K. & T. ( Jon. 4 * 70)3 ) ToiHi. old OB . 11 n
Mutual Unlun Us. . 110 Va. nMI
N.J. C. Int. Con. . ll'J Va.do deferred
N. Pacine lulu Ill ) S. 0. nmifiuul
N. Pae. 2d 83V ( Ala. , vhiHS A. 08
N. W. Consols 1381 $ Ala. , c' II . 08mm
N. W. Deb , fls 108J Ala , cl.iBB 0 . IIU
St. L. & I. M. G. 5s. 73 Ala. our . 87
St. L. .VS. F.Oon. M HO
Kun I'rmu'lsco Mining Quotations.
SAN I'llANOlSCO.l'VI ) . 0. Tlio nlllulul clowns
quotations fur niliiln btojlci toJity were us
follows ;
IIODtou Stork Quotations.
IIOSTON Tub , O.-Cull IOUQJ , IJi per
ronl tlinolo.inn 1' . ' .4 nor cent _
talloiisn ! it . ntiiiln Rh.tri.-i !
: „ .i > n U nn I { -
Aim T .VH K it
Am suirar nfd 21 w. t i.
do pri-friTcd. -HVS i .lour '
Hay Slnlc < iai 7t9 Win Central
llfll Ti'h'iilumr 17ii iAl'bliailinl ' . . . : i. '
lioilon.V.AIbiny. voa Alchmtm 4i 71 .
l.'fmlon A Malno MS Wli. fvnlr.il IH. . . . tilt
ilo pn-fenvil. . . III ) AlloiU'Z Mill. Co. , . 37c
R..II AV Allnntln II
Fllohhtirjf Muslim ft Monl.iiu 21
( tani'ml Kb- ! ! . . . . t'lilto.V Iloslon. , . . 8 ! '
Mexican Ci'iilral. , Calumet. . Heel : ! . . SOU
N.Y..tN.Kn ? . . . . ! Iconti'tnilal : t
tld ) Colony . , .7lft FmnUiin
ti I'ltoii Short Lino. ' . 7' Kpitraariro
Hubber 30 _ _ 2(1 (
' ' ' ' tjrilney . . . . . . , . . ; . . 117
' ' "loiij mo' . ; . . ! . J ( Taniarnck 117
WoHt Uinl ) / . 47"
Nniv Voi-k .tllnliiit ijmitHtlotn.
NF\V \ VOHIC , Fob. O.-Tho following are the
mining < | Uotiitlon4 :
Loiiilon Stui'k O
LONDON , Kob. i- ) | . p. m.Clo
IIAIt . HILVKIl.Ml 1--liidper oz.
- ' .
Tlio rate orills ouiit In llio open market for Hliori
blllM.a tier rent , and IJ l in-Ill per eenl far HIIXM >
inonllis bills.
AlTcclliii ; l-iorlrlr : t InlrrcstM.
In Its Insl little Hie fnlloil Ktntrs Invontni
tn\it of tinirnpn | . . | | | nllatlUI ( of llio llfll Tclr
lihoiio ojiiiiinyn | | oapllnl Block nnil tinipnui-il o nn
pplltlon Tor lliu ileiicriil Eli-clrlu uninpiiny in
fnllDUH :
Thrro Is nonnInlk nr furmlni ; n Imnnl of mm
mlMMluniTH In MiiisiilniHelln to InoU nfu-r tin
li'lrph nn > Hi-rvli n , , r Ihn mul < - , ulnillnr to the
Iniinl of rullnuiil roninilsslonri-H. If Kiich n pro
Joel In Mijiiclifil n H u menace to the Hell TelePhone -
Phone minpiiny II imllcntPH , po. pbly | , u larlt oi
iiptireelatlon of tin0 itnmn | > 'K pur.ltlnii. The ostali
Ilsliment of u INHIMI or roinnih > Hloners mailo up 01
lntrlllKent men , yurh n wo uonlil lie wiirninloi
In looltlnK fur In MassachiiBetH , nilRhi i-onsld
eralily llKhlen Ihr. task of llio Hell Tolophnm
rnnipnny In cllsiilmslnK llio inlniN of Hie imhlii
of the lniiron | lon Uml they were lieliiu oharKoc :
ox.'osHl\o ralort for leleiiluiiif HCI-MVO. If , urt ( In
H"ll TeUphnno ninipnny rluhni. ( he ratoH. m
pri'frnt cliai'Ki-il ailmlt of hut a xnmll prolll
per Instrument to tins I'omwiny , It would prob.
ably not lie a illll'i-iiH miitteT lo eonvllli'H'n lwil < '
of ( oipphonv Cf'iimilMliiiiws ' of ll-c fact. II
Such n liiianl KIIOUM "ellner openly M tacitly nc-
knowleilKo t iat the oxlftlns raleH wore not ox.
ccsslve , the I loll Telephone company would be
Blvntly foitllleil In Its present position.
ir the MassaehUH.itiH legislature iloc not HOC
fit to Ki'ant the Hell Telephone company's peti
tion Tor nn Inoivnue of oupltallznllon that fact
will not trouble the companytry inueli. I'n-
< l iiihloilly the company viry inueli prefers In Is
sue new Htoek iimlcr the title of the Anierltaii
Hell Teleph me i-oinpany. but It Is by no inoiinn
epsentlal that It KboiiM do o. The new money
will KO ror i-xti-nilliiK' tbo Ions instance m > rvlco.
The "Loni ; Dlstanco conipany , " as It Is com
monly oalleil , Is n N'civ Yoik coiporatl in , with
power to InereaKo its capital to nn imllnilteil ox-
tent. AM the Hell Telephone company owns nil
the Rtock or tills company the Il"ll people can
ob'wU Pll " ! - laoney tjiey neeil w'ltJilt ' ree.ou.-sc
to tnu Masa.u-lniheTR nutlurltli-s. TliJj- probably
appeal to the loKslaturo | of this state. In order
that , by Issuing their new stock In the n-iine of
the Hell Telephone company , they can keep tholr
books In n little mure compact shape.
As regards the competition to which the den-
eral Klectrle company will be subjectnl to In the
future , wo understand that Its competitors me
very liDporul or obtaining u law share of the ;
now business oflVrlnj ; . The Slotnens-llalsko Oom-
wmy , for Instnuro. Is nmklnR active pi-epinitlons
to exteml Its business In this country. Whllo It
may not be true that the German company Is
coins to buy the Lynn works of the Oeiieral
lllectrlc company. It Is nevertheless a fact that
It has ciiKngi'il nn . 'x-olllclal of the latter com
pany as Us nRent In Uoston , Indicating Its Inten
tion or currying the war Into Arrlea. The Sle-
niens-HnlsKi ; cimtp.iny Is very favorably regarded
by the public , mill-wn1 may state that w.me of
tbo largo manufaeiururs of this country , or Ue.-
nian oxtrnctlon , have delayed the nurclms" or
needed machinery until tile Slemens-IIalsRe com
pany was established In this country anil was In
position to-supply the ndurkct.
I'llmnelal Xoti-s.
KANSAS PITY. . Folv C. Clearings , } 1 , 20..3I.
HOSTON' . Fob. C. Olcarlngs , J13,2HCCS : bal
ances , tlG31C7fi :
HALTIMOHU. l-Vb. C.-Clcarlnsf. 'JlBSLSa ;
balances , f3Sl,4M. ' '
NEW YOHIC , Tcb. ' C. Clearings , $98,018,737 :
balances , $7&Sti , 7 '
I'AHIS. Fob. 'O.i-Tliri e per cent rentes , 9Sf
lOc for the account. ,
PHILADELPHIA , Feb. G.-Clearlngi , . $49.-
694dS'i ; balances. ; i,129SOi ) .
LONDON' , Feb. C.-Tlie.amount of bullion gone
Into the Hank , qf , IJnBlnnd .today was ts.ooi ) .
MEMPHIS. FekClcnrliiKS , ? 301,12ii , ba'f-
nnces , JH.6C7. Now York exchange at pnr.
CINCINNATI. Feb. C. PlearliiBS , J1C19,7.V ) .
Jloney , 214IQ6 per cent. New York exchange , 23c
premium.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. G. Clearings , J3.23,8S9 ( ! ; bal
ances , J303,93i > . Money , dullGif7 ; per cent ,
Kxclmngc on New York , COtfTJe premium.
NK\Y YOIIIC. Feb. 6. The nnnual statement
of the Mexican Central for the year ending De
cember 31. shows : Gloss earnings , J0,7l ! ) 7GX
Increase , 118GH : net , $2,81SD8S ; decrease , { 113
879. Uenclt. J179.M3 ; Increase , $309,760.
CIIICAC3O , Feb. G. Clearings , J13OG,000. New
\oik exchange sold at 40c preinliim. Sterling
exchange , steady ; nctual rales , | 4.3j',4 for sixty ,
day bills ; J4.S7Vi for demand.Money la to be
had freely at 4 per cent on call and 4flG per
cent on time. '
HS l.KKSS
Erecting of tint Furnipri National Alliance
President I.oiK'kK' Speerli ,
TOPEKA , Feb. 6. The lower floor of
Representative hall was filled this morning
by 400 people assembled to hear the opening
speeches of tlio meeting of the National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial union.
About forty delegates were present.
Governor Lowelllng delivered the address
of welcome in behalf of Kansas and John
F. L. Wllletts for the state alliance.
"Farmer" Dean of Now York and Mann
Page of Richmond , Va. , responded.
A secret session was held this after
noon to bo followed by a public meeting to
night , at which President Loucks will de
liver his annual address.
President Loucks' address began with n
reference to the present financial depression
and ho said that at no period In the nation's
history have there been so many Idle pcoplo
as at the present time. Tariff legislation ,
ho said , was not the cause of the panic-
but money falling.
The speaker was severe In his denuncia
tion of legislation against silver , lie de
clared against a per capita basis for money
and argued for the government ownership
of railways. Ho declared that the govern
ment should not attempt to gain the owner
ship ot all nt once , but begin with the Gulf
& Interstate railroad. Ilo was radical In
his opposition to tlio bond Issue and N.ild
a perpetual bonded Indebtedness Is the ono
sought.
.Paying his respects to the president , ho
said : "I have no words to protest against
the Issue of mora bonds , for there was never
a moro obstinate , merciless autocrat In a
despot's throne than ho who now rules with
an iron hand at Washington , and never was
there a more pliant , servllo body of repre
sentatives of the people than those who as
sembled to do his will. "
Ho said ho was opposed to a platform con
taining nothing but n free silver plank , and
was opposed to Carlisle's plan for u "money
for the world. " flu- paid that the recent bl-
motalllc confcrenko resulted In the surren
der to foreign domination. Ilo assorted
that ovary republic ' 'Is In danger and that
ono of the greatest dangers arises from thu
starving thousand * ot unemployed.
lrpi\rliueiit > of ( hit I'laltf ,
In accordance -will * the provisions of cir
cular No. 10 , sof | i ' f 1892 , headquarters-
the army , Sorgeajif lajor John 13 , WIlMon ,
Seventeenth infantry , will ho Hfiit to Hut
Springs , Ark. , 16 report to the commanding
officer of the Anny itml Navy General hos
pital at that poj\'f. | \ { { > r admission for treat
ment. ,
The commanding pflkcr. Fort Sidney , Neb. ,
will grant to Sergeant Jacob N. Kron , com
pany D , Twonty-llrst Infantry , a furlough
for three month ! ) ; ; o. terminate May 20. 1S9I ,
and on that datoi.no NvllI bo discharged from
the sorvlco of the United States If prior
thereto ho shall make application In writing
for such discharge.
I.oavo of ubsenco for ono month , on sur
geon's certificate of disability. Is granted
First Lieutenant I3ugono F. Ladd , resident
quartermaster , Ninth cavalry , Fort Hobln-
son , Neb. , with permission to leave the
limits of the department.
( Jeiirgo IVrnt Hack.
Dr. Martin of the reform school at ICcarf
noy came to Omaha yesterday to take back
Gcorpo Jacobs , who escaped from that In
stitution some tlmo ago and who also broke
Jail hero last Sunday morning , but was re
captured. The bov was very stubborn ami
ut first positively refused to accompany the
doctor. Ho was tuUun aloni' , however.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Ecceipta nt the Local Yards Show a Decided
' Increase in Numbers.
LITTLE DEMAND EXISTS FOR FAT CATTLE
Common ( jim'lty of Offcrlngi HeriM to
J .prrjn Pi-li-cs Hllll 1'iirllier llogn
( let Dnivn to n SA Hii-di
Once .Atiiri- .
TUESDAY , Feb. ( i.
The two days receipts have been heavier
tl'an for the first two days of last week by
about 1,000 cattle , COO hogs and 100 sheep.
Cattle values were lower tploy , unevenly
lower , and tlio market was alow and drag
ging throughout. Eastern markets were
mure or less dcmorallxod , and with ample
offerings here , no ontcldo demand to speak
of and buyers for local dressed boi'f Louses
alt moro or less Indifferent , the Hcllora hud
nothing to do but submit as ; racer lly as
they could to the Inevitable. Tlie winrally
common tpiallty of the offerings il'.i'i not
help matters any. Some very goo.l roriifed
westerns that averaged 1G11 .bs. brcught
$3.fi5 , but fair to good steers woig'ilr.g ' trim
1,050 to 1,300 Ibs. sold at 'rom SII2. . tc
$3.CO , while poor to fair stuff ell Irom
J2.90 to $3.20. It was a dull , weak market ,
with prices anywhere from about ( leady or
good to lOc and 15c lower on mo.llnm and
common ntiiff , but a very fair and i rat-en-
ably early clearance wan effected.
A llttlo over a third of tlio offerings today
'
were cows and mixed lots. There was a
tolerably decent demand and prices ruled
steady to a shade easier than Monday. Some
cliolco fat 122S-II * . cows sold for $3.10 , and
nothing of any cotiKorpicncc sohl at under
$1.75. For fair to good butcliors' stock
prices were Generally around $2.25 to $2.50.
Calves were no higher at from $2.90 to $5.CO
for common to choice Rtock , and the name
was true as to rough stock generally , with
sales nt from $1.80 to $3.10 for poor to choice
bjills and stags. . .
"oiilV a limited amount of business was
transacted In stockers and feeders. Sup
plies were not large nor was the demand
overly brisk. Prices averaged up very
nearly as goad as on Monday , but In sym
pathy with the fat cattle market the feeling
was decidedly easier. Good to choice
feeders are quoted at $3 to $3.40 , fair to
good at $2.70 to S3 , and lighter , commoner
grades at from $2.70 down , Representative
sales :
HEEF.
WKSTHHN CATTLTJ.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
59 feeders 8SS 3 00 4 feeders 722 } 2 10
COLORADO. .
8 feeders 507 300 52 feeders S91 2 SO
WYOMING.
8 bulls 1337 ISO 4 cows 972 200
G rrnvn 93S 2 00 1 feeder 970 .1 00
4 foedt-rs 975 3 00
HOGS There were moro than twlco as
many hogs on sale today as were hero
Monilay anil a few hundred moro than on
last Tuesday. Tlio market was weak nnil
prle.es averaged fully n nickel lower tliitn
Monilay. Eastern markets were lower niul
there was nn demand to amount to nny-
tliliiK from cither shippers or specnlatorH.
Offerings were fully nmplo to meet llio ro-
( inlrumonts ot local houses , ami buyers were
very deliberate about filling their orders ,
Kor fair to good hogs ot all weights It was
$5 anil It tlio hogs wcro cliolco tlioy might
bring $5.0.1. or $5.05 , A load or two
scratched out $5.07'/j and $5.10 , while qulto
a few ot the common loails went at down
around $4.00 to ? 4. ! > 7 > 6. There was no
very great change In the market " from the
opening to tlio close and the "puns were
cleared. In good season. The bulk of the
hogs sold at right around $3 , as against
Monday ami $5.15 ono week ago to-
79 237 360 B.OO
; 250 ICO B 00
.W & VI
07. . .197 160 R CO
C4. . .210 & on
5. . " S 00
19. . .fli SO B l
30. . , .934 40 BOO
79. . , .193 40 B 00
Cl. . , .21'J 40 50)
CO. 10 B 00
75 ! ; ! ! ! ! ! ! i i * ) B co
15. H ) B 00
7S. . 6 160,800
7S.M. . . 'JllJ SOO 6 00
M.Z3. . .167 W 5 W
.1 1C )
, .1 .
.1o I.
, mi I.r <
JV1
- it
'
- 30 D 10
Mm ANI > lot mi.
1 400 . . . I M d ISO . . . 4 75
SHKKP Thrre was no Improvement In
the market. Supplies vcre fairly liberal
anil Included all MILanil ! conditions. Local
house * were fair buyer * nnil prices niK'it
about steady on all grades. 1'alr lo need
natlvos , from J2.7R to $ ; l.40 ; fair to good
westerns , from ? _ . _ r. . to $3.-6 : common and
stock Hhet'p. from $1.50 to $2,15 ; peed lo
cliolco 40 to JOO-lb , lambs at from $2.50 to ? I ,
No. Wt , IV.
iso nitlvc cni-1 io < 2 Al
215 Mexlenn Welders , 7T > 2 M >
S Mexican Iambi Nt ,11. )
S4 native wctlirni 113 335
ItccclplB niul I > NIIIHOII | | | | of Sloi'Il.
O.lljl'ilrjjjl > M u 11 ilUDiiltlii i u ( st'c : ! a <
sliownbv tu ! iDJlci'if li ! i U.llo.i 3t J { V.tr.ti
company for llnr.vonlv-fotirlm'.irj un lli : { tit
b O'CIOOK | ) . in. , I'obrtiary 0 , IMUI :
nuvnin
Omaha Pnrklnit Co
The * ! . H. H.uimion.l Co. .
Swift * To
ThiiCudaliy Packing Co. . .
II. Decker & Iloen
Nel on Morrln
and feeders
Total. Of.O
OIIIC'ACO LIVi : STOCK.
Hun ( if Cattle Light Ycnlrriliiy i\oi : for u
Tue.mlny.
CHIfAOO , I'Vb. C. The run of cattle Was
IlKht , even for Tui'Fdny , bHnK extlinatpd al
4,700 bead and making 2',000 ' ) hp.-id Blnre fat-
urday. The demand "UH corrc iioiidliiKly xniall ,
and .Mi'hday'M in Ices wcro mily indlifoivnlly I UH-
talni'd , Well fatli'd raltlc of all wi-lRbln WI-K-
limited Btcady , whlbihe piHin-r o.uilllliM showed
wraliiu-fK. Strcia Wfie K.ilablc ui fnun J2-90
lo 13.03 for common lo fancy with mutt of Hi.
IradlUB brlnw ! l.2" > . The row nnd bull inarKnls
wrru nlnw at ftoin J2 to J.t for common to r'mliv
with from (1.33 tii 13.25 the pxtivmo range of
( llloliltlnni. The close was dull and S'lMli : cat-
lie remained In rotnmlfislun nien'n handi * .
The IIIIK iniirlirt was lower In pplte of Ihe fan
that barely 13,000 brad arrived. It as' dull at
fmni J" > lo | 5.2"i for ivjr-lo bel llRht and al from
} 3 to $5.20 fir nv'dfiim and heavy wrlKlilj" . The
nveriiKi * a 5e lower than the average for Mon
day and was fully lii ) > Inner than thnt dny'a
oppnliiR jirlceK. The receipt * Hlncc Saturday foot
lip only about 3S.mn bead , which Is 21,500 IK'.II !
II'BB than nirlviMl the same tlmo last week , but
pilce.H have plmnn a HtniUK il iwnuanl temli'iiey
nevetlbi-Iefin. The bulk of the day's sup > ly "Iil
at from ft' ID to ? 3.2j , Iho l.m.r price buylne
eh ilee quullty.
About 12.fl.VJ sheep arrived today. m.ikliUT 27.I2S
head for the two ln > i < , an agaln'l 27,901 bead n
week IIKO. Pi lee > were without Itnpoitant ch.itifT1' ,
ranKin > ; from Jl.S ) to $2 for Inferior nnd nt from
} .1.10 to J3.50 fur choice. There was also a fairly
steady market for bnnb.s nt frjin $1.2"i to $1.5" " ) .
Then' was no activity In either branch of the
trade aivt "ellei-8 were again obliged to carry ovei
some stock.
Hecolpts : Cattle , 4fiOO bend ; calves , 200 head
IIDKS , 13.000 bend ; sheep , 12,00) ) bead.
The Kvenlng Journal reports :
CATri.l---ltccelpts. : 4.7W bead ; mailcet qulel
nnd steady ; one rale of top steers at $3.2ii am
one at J3 : otheiH , Jl.7i"fil8i : nu'dlums. j.7."if : ! ( ! l.r.n
HOO.U Hivdp-s , ISO ) , h ml ; ni'ii-kpt slow rt 1D <
lower ; packers and mixed , } 3.Piif.2l ; prim.lieavj .
and buteher weights , $3.23 ; n row at $3.3' ' ) ; prlliu
light. Jfi.20 3.80.
HHI-i-i' ; : AND LAMHS--Heepls | , 12.0H , bead
maiket steady ; top sheep , M'ul.ti ) : lop Iambs ,
'
SI. Louis Live Slock l
ST. LOflS. Feb. -I'ATTLK Heeelpts. 3liK
bead : tblpinents , 40i ) head ; while then- was u
scarcity of choice butcher and export ste'era fall
to medium glades were well represented ; the
market was active , hut prices did not show any
mateilal change ; the quality of the supply In the
Texas division was generally poor and n drag
ging market prevailed ; ninst uvoryllilnu sold
lower ; medium native shipping stl-ors. $4.13 ; me
dium butchers. $ ri.l.Vfr..371 < ! ; cows , $2.3.U3. ! > jj
Texas red sl"crs. J273fi3.73.
HOC.S Itecelpts. 0.700 head ; shipments , 1,1ft )
bead : market opened e.isler , selling down Mo
with IlKht demand ; top price. } 3.n ; : ; bulk of sales ,
$ . * > { ! 3. 23 ; light and rough stock $4."OfH.0.
HHHI'P Itecelpts , 1.700 head ; shipments , none ;
there was good Inquliy for fat sheep nnd lainhs
nt steady to strong prices ; olheis slow ; Ted
westerns , J3.40 ; natlxc mixed , Ji"J5j3 ; merinos ,
J2.23. _ _
KnilMiH ( Mly Live Socli lurliot.
KANHAS CITY , Feb. G.CATTLiHecelpls. .
7.SOO head : shipments , 2,101 head ; good cattle
were steady ; others weak to lOo lower ; Tevas
steeis , 12.G387I.10 : shipping bteers , J3.7.VS3.13 ;
Texas nnd native cows , $ l.G9ffi.rO : ; butcher stock ,
$2.iOi7r..SO ! stockiTH nnd feeders. $2.7QS.r > 0.
IIOOS Itecelpts , 8.200 bead : shipments. 300
head ; market -weak to lOe lirwer ; bulk , tl.93tj >
5.00 ; henvy , packing and mixed , ) l.93fj3. ( > 3 ;
light , Ynrkera and pigs. JI.COfi3.Oj.
SH13KP Heeelpts. 300 bead ; slitl'incnta , none ;
market slow and weak.
Sioux Clly Llvo Stock Murliet.
SIOFX C1TV. Feb. G. HOOS-Hecelpls , 1.300
head ; olllelnl yesterday , 272 head ; shipments ,
none ; market D { | lOo lower ; JI.S3i4.'J3. ( |
'ATTLH HewlptH , 100 head ; olllclal yester
day , S3 bead ; chlpmonts , 270 bead : steady ; feed
ers , $ J.40i3.13 ; > eai lings , t2.2Ji)2.Gi ) ) ; cows , 51.M
(83.70 ( ; bulls , $1.MQ2.CO. >
Nu\v Vork Llv Stock 'Mnrltol.
NH\V YOHIC , Fell. . IIKUVRS-ncei-ffilii , 200
head ; no demand and no Hading.
I'ALVBS Heeelpts , 10 head ; market , 74tSo.
Slliii : > AND LAMIIS-Hecelpts. l.COO head ;
nothing doing ; malket demoralized.
11OOS Heeelpts , 1,7'W ' head ; none on sale ;
nrmlnally llrm at J3.30Ti5.70.
Slock in Sight.
The following are ihe receipts nt the four p : In-
clnal western cities Tuesday , I-Vbriinry G :
Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep.
South Onnlin 2,777 3. 03 ' .ui
Chlcno < , & ) 13.0JO 12.000
Kansas City 7S'W Ky a,30)
St. Louis 3,10) 3,700 1,700
Total 17,177 31.7C3 17,031
( lilircll Itenellt Knli-rtiiliiinciil.
A largo company attended the entertain
ment at Washington hall last night glvon
for the bencllt of the church of St. Philip
the Deacon. The feature of the oven-
ing's program , as announced previ
ously , was the llrst appearance In
Omaha of Miss Nealo Gcrtrudo Hawkins
and Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis. Miss
Davis is said to bo the greatest colored
female elocutionist in tlio world nnd her
coining was a source of pleasure to tlio
colored residents of this city.
Hector Williams , president of the Worth-
ingtou I-iycoum , under whoso ai-spices the
entertainment was given made a brief ad
dress at the opening.
The various numbers wore all well re
ceived and thu encores numerous .mil hearty.
Miss Davis and Miss Hawkins appeared
twice ou "tho program , and each time they
were recalled. The program \\xis :
llclof addresM Tat her Williams
Tenor solo "I'omo to Mo" Dt.'M/u
( . 'harlcs Aluxamlor.
Cleopatra . . .W. W. Story
.Miss lloniletta \ Inton Davis.
Ropranosolo "Queonof Ibo N'Uht" Terry
Mri. S. Shropshire.
llarltouo solo "Marisiirlla" I.ohr
Liinmrllno.l. llrown.
Sourann solo "Krminl In Volanil" lios.slnl
MI.-sNeulo tJertrudo Hawkins.
Llndello wall/ Hulorliw
Mandolin i-'luh.
" ' ' 1 ostl
Soprano solo-"l'smiiruliln : ,
Sirs. M. L. Wilson.
larllonoBolo-"Unly ! to Lovo" J-'anlliiy
Liiiuaitlno.l. llroun
Soprano olo-"Kleurdus AlpV'- . . \\okerlln
Miss Nonlo ( Jertrudo Hawkins.
Duot. oontrallo and toner "lli v Dear
tnMu the llnui" . . . . . . . Mi'bor
. Mis. A. 1) . White and t hurles Alexander.
/.Ingarolla , ihoHimiiNh lilpsy.
Miss llmirltitta Vlnion DnvlK.
Treajollcb waltzes Waldtiiofel
Dri'hc.stra ,
lIlRtorhlll II. II. Ilillicroll neniiiiiiecil.
SAN FHANCISCO , Feb. O.-Ily unanimous
vote the Society of California Pioneers last
night ( spoiled II. H. Huncrott , thu historian ,
from honorary membership In the society.
KfMilmlonH denouncing Hancroft foi an
altoged uutriuhful statement about u
[ ilonecr In his history wvro also adopted.
Hov.V. . J. Hathorall , an Kvangellst , who
has been very successful In work In the
west , lu eonduutlng a Hcrlcs of revival meet
ing at the Walnut Hill Methodist church ,
Forty-lint and Churleu btreotn.
IS TUBE BEST.
RELIEVES PnOMPTLYind
CURES QUICKEST
SUBV
DA CA1ML \ BLOCKADE RIO
His Vessels NW iu Position to Eufnrci
Its Strict Obsurvdiicc , >
HE HAS GIVEN THL' REQUISITE NOTICE
.Sit | > iin < illloii llml tluStrp Win Tntirn to Sii f
riiro HrciiKtiltlim of Mm limit-Knit * nf '
liy lliti r.M-i'l Kii Com-
Nous of thu Wiii't
LONDON' , lVb. G. A illtpntch from ftld
ilo Janeiro miys Atlntliiil in ( Ininn lins given
forty-night hours notice tlmt lie will block- "
nile Itlo , nn.l 1ms ilipo. ett ot Ilia Hoot ac- "
corilliiRly. Tills ftoji IB Iniomloil to ns.cri
tiMllKorent rj liti [ or tlio Insurgents. Tlu
nctlon of Hit ? foreign romiuamlora la luvnliril
with anxiety.
Tito Standard sny * a lot tor lias been ro
celvoil from Hlo do Janeiro which iiimitioiin
nn nlli'Koil plan of Ailtniial do Mollo to tr.ii < r >
port 2.090 troops from Hlo ( Iratulo Jo Sul
and land them ontsUlo tlio h.irbor of Hlo and
to tu.lko u L'oinbltiod land mid BOA attiielc
upon tlio city. llolh sldux , the writer
to bo ploying a waiting
DENY THE REI'OIIT.
Union I'nclllf llui Xut Tied Up un I'u
I'lllf I'llllHt Hllsllll-M.
The tvlcgr.im from Tuo.ww uiiiiouncait : an
bjrrconuMit on p issMi'mrates between the
Northern , t'.ir.illin : , , Union and Southern
I'aellle niul ( Jroat Noriborn ro.uls whorolty
the passenger rates from all coast terminal *
to CliloaKouiv llxcil nt $ W.M llrst class unit
ll7.DOsecoiiitfl.iHs , Is emphatically ilemeit
nt Union I'ui'lllo lieadiiuarters.
Mr. Lotmix stated there was not a parti. _ _ ,
of truth In the rumored ngrcoincut and that
the conditions wore oxuctly tlio same us
have pi-ovallud for same time past.
U U hardly Illcely tlmt the Union Pa < < il > .
would tlo up with tlio Northern 1'upllle tn
view of the fact that tnat road has shut thu
' Overland route" out of I'ligot sound busi
ness lit favor of the Canadian Puellle. Th it
an agreement has boon made botwcen thu
Northern , Canadian ami Southern 1'aolllu
and fire.it Northern Is undoubtedly true ,
but the Union 1'aellli' , accordlmr to the most
million tie ailvii-es , is not a party to the compromises * -
promises uor will it bo until present condi
tions are greatly cliangotl ,
The telcKi'ani from racoma , which it
roseate to a degree , states that by reason ot
tlio agreement tliu Canadian I'aellle differ
entials arc entirely done away with , n ure.it
bone of contention being thus removed , lu
return tlio Northern IMclhV gives the Can
adian 1'aelllo throiiirh
liukelliig arrange
ments boUveon TucoiUii and Portland , both
cast and west bound , and the use of the rail
line from Seattle to Tuconm , thus admitting
tin Canadian Puullie to Tucoinu. The South *
crn Patlllc allows tlio Canadian Pacillo to
ticlcot to San Francisco and the Great
Northern is given the same privilege ,
It would bo a boautifu1 arrangement if it
could no carried out , but the Union Pacific ;
will not hubmit to any arrangement whorcbv
it admits into it-- : territory a road like thu
Canadian Pacilic that is almost 1,000 miles
away.
WKSTIMIN ruiinT : MUX.
nf tin ) AhInability < if Hestnrln ; ;
Itnti't on ( iriiln.
CHICAGO , Fob. 0. Western freight men
were In session today , considering
advisability of restoring rates on wheat to
'J5 cents nnd-0 cents on corn between the
Missouri river and Chicago. The Atohlsou
announced that H would not consent to the
advance unless guarantees were given that
there will bo no more manipulations of
through rates in such a way as to amount , tea
a cut in two or three of the local rates be-
tweun Kansas City and Chicago.
Tlm Kansas City position occupied llio
nicotine all day. The Atchison has an
nounced tlnu its rate ot'U cents a miio for
parties of ten will not be applied west of
Denver , Colorado Springs , ' . 'uoblo or Trini
dad or locally In the state oC Colorado , In
stead of acent rate a two-thirds faro for
parties of ten or morn aim still grnatcr re
ductions will bo made for parties of twentv-
livc.
livc.Chairman
Chairman H. D. Caul well of tlm Western
Pahsengor association , ! ; . 11. iSustiu of the
Hurllngton , John Sebastian of the Hock
Island , tleorgo T. Nicholson of the Atchison
nnd W. U. Klnsltorn ot the Chicago.- ! North
western will represent the Western PassuiK
gcr association at the conference In Wash
ington , called by Iho Interstate commerce
commi.sslon to devise n Himplillcd form of
tariff sheets , which can ho moro readily un
derstood by. outsiders tl.an those now lu
uso. V
uso.The eastern committee of the Western
Passenger association has decided to drop
about lifty points in the south and southwest ,
from the list ot places lo which Midwinter
tourist rates now apply. The now ra cs will
apply to Eddy , N. M. ; Lake Charles , La ,
St. Augustine , and other southern point
nearby. Full tariff rates will apply to all
other points.
Awaiting tlio ( 'niirlH Decision.
DENVKH , Fob. S. The telegraph oper
ators employed along the line of the Won
1'acllle are prepared to take up the question
ot a reduction of wages if the United State.i
courts at Omaha and this clly ; ; i-ant tbo peti
tion of the receivers of the road for n re
duction of the Halarles of llio men. A prom
inent olllclal of the Order of Hallway Tel
egraphers this morning mild the organiya-
tlon had as yet taken no active steps In the
matter and was simply waiting for the de
cision ot the courts. If the road Is sustained
ho believes all the men on the western di
vision will go out within twenty-four 1 ours.
Hound Oirr Cur liiirglnry.
Clark and Button , two of the follows who
attempted the robbery of a Clilncso laundry
a week ago , were yesterday bound over to
tlio district court for burglary and sent to
the county Jail.
MoiCIIH'Ilt * Of OlTIIII StfUIIIHlllpU IVIji ( I.
At New York Arrived -I'onland , from
Antwerp.
It Our Colda , Ooughi , Sore Throat , Croup , Influ
nta , Whoopiui ; Couh , Broncliitii end Aithint ,
A certain euro for Coniuaiptlon la flrit ita.ei ,
mlamretelltfIB d nncta tacc ; . u tonce.
You "HI ten the eiotllsnt effiet after taking tbo
tittieiM , Bold by < ! etUr > everywlnn.
bottt . * ' ) ' " * " ' * ' ' "
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK.
U. 8. Depository , Oiniilm , Nebraska.
CAPITAL - - 81000,000
SURPLUS - - 65,000
OftUMirB and DlnvturaHunry W. YaluB. pn-Hlv ,
dcnl , It. r. ( MiNbliiir , vlci' iiri-Hliiunt , n. H. Maurlrtu.
W. V. Morwi , John S. Collbm , J. N. H , Patrick ,
LuwlB S. Ui-od , ( .MHlilur.
' THE XRON BANK.