MtmUABY 4 , 1800.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Monopolized Most of the Attention
of Traders.
THAT CEREAL WAS VERY NERVOUS
Cnrlr TciiiUiicyVn *
IlcltiK Influenced by n Oonerona
s SHOW In .lln ii } ' Section of
( He Country.
CHICAGO , Feb. 3. The whont market
monopolized most of the nttcntlon of the
trndfTS , nnd the trading was heavy. Bt.
Louis furnished one of the sencntlons of the
day by a jump of 3o In ns ninny minutes.
The feeling hero vfnn generally bullish , nnd
May wheat closed l&e. lilghcr tlmn Satur
day's close. The corn , oats and provisions
woie nil easier , but. made very fcllght
changes In value.
Wheat wns again very nervous today nnd
went up and down within n inngc of nearly
2c , but averngcd higher. The early ten
dency was downward , being Influenced by
the geiicrom fall of snow , which was re
garded as highly beneficial to wheat and by
the liberal recolptH In the northwest. There
was a good deal of Belling for a time , BOIDQ
of the big lenders hammering the maiket
and the support was of n reluctant and
hesitating character , prices gradually going
oft nearly Ic. llut the crowd soon got over
Its timidity ; Liverpool cables Bhowcd de
cided stn-ngth nnd said Hint stocks were
Bmitlt nnd lite demand uigcnt ; the world's
shipments last week were unofficially re
ported ns only 5,200,000 bu. , or 2,000ow > bu.
below the estimated weekly consumption ,
nnd the amount on ocean pahsnge showed
a ( Iccrenso of 320,000 bu. Thin quick y
changed the tone of trndc nnd the euily
( tellers made active efforts to get back
what they had sold. There wtis active
buying on long account , prices going un
rapidly under the competition , ns there wns
little for pale. Uutlng this period of the ner
vousness the viplble supply wns posted ,
showing n decrease of nearly 800,000 bu. ,
which was n great surprise nnd Increased
the excitement , May going to < > 8ic ! , or
nearly 2c advance , which was accomplished
in less than halt an hour. Some weakness
followed on lib oral lenllzlng. but the re
actions were fharp. Advices received In tlie
Intter session Indicated that the snow fall
had extended over only a small portion of
the winter wheat belt. May opened about
We lower , nt from CT c to GGfrc , fell to CRc.
up to GSVie , oft to G7UtC , then to C874c , nnd nt
noon WIIB use. The mnrket kept strong
during the last hour nnd Mny sold to G8J4e ,
but cased off n fraction , finally closing at
Corn wns plow and did not respond to the
upward action of wheat , the big Increase
In accummulntlons preventing any rally.
Opening quotations for May were nbout
He below Saturday's closing , at from 30-Jio
to 30c , nnd fluctuations were with a.c
range nil day , closing pi Ices being virtually
vnchnnged , irom 30fe to SOTto.
Onts were quiet nnd unlntere'stlng through
out , the wheat flurry having but llttlo eTfect.
May opened Uu lower , nt 21Uc , sold nt
21) i' , advanced gradually to 21c , nnd at
the close wns offered at from 21c to
SlVtC.
The provisions market was rather tame ,
nnd although receipts were quite moderate ,
the holders were apparently more Inclined
to sell than to buy more. Prices began to
eng from the start , but the decline for the
day , compared with Snturdav'a closing
prices , was trifling. Poik at the end of
the session showed a decline of lOc , lard a
decline of 2V&c and ribs unchanged.
Estimated Receipts Tuesday Wheat , 10.1
cars ; corn , 350 cars ; oats , 280 cars ; hogs ,
10.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows ;
Cash quotations were ns follows :
FLOUR Firm ; winter patents , J340O3.75 ;
tralghts , J2.90@3.40 ; spring patents. S3.10f3.35 ;
prlng stinlghts , J2.CO@2.90 : Inkers , t2.KMI2.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. C6HS6Cc ; No. 3 spring ,
64S4Hc ; No. 2 re < l , 70c.
CORN No. 2 , 28 , R23V4c.
OATS No. 2. 21H j2i > ic ; No. 2 white , 21@21ic ;
No , 3 white , 10Viff21c.
RYE No. 2. 41c.
HAHLKY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 2437c ; No. 4 ,
.
FLAX SEED No. 1 , 92c.
TIMOTHY SEED 1'rlme , J3.70.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , pcr bbl. , J10.B0010.B5.
Lord , per 100 Ins. , J5.72V405.75. Short ribs sides
( loose ) , J5.33W5.37V4. Dry Balled shoulders ( boxed ) ,
J4.75WB.OO. Bhorl clear sides ( boxed ) , JD.25ffi5.60.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gnl. ,
J1.23.
SUGARS Cut loaf , J5.81 ; granulated , J5.19 ;
standard "A " J5.06.
CORN No. 2 , SSyjCMVio ; No. 2 yellow , ,284 < 3 >
28V4c.
The following were tha receipts and shipments
today :
NEW YOHIC GENERAL MARKET.
CIoNlnfr UiiotatloiiH oil the Prlnclpiil
CoiniiioilltteH anil StniileH.
NEW YORK , Feb. 3. FLOUR Receipts , 11,400
tbls. ; exports , 2IKX ! > bbls. ; strong and higher ;
bids advanced lOc , but holdcis' views are ex
treme , and but little business was accomplished ,
Winter patcnls , J3.800 < .00 ; winter straights ,
J3.COiT3.C5 ; winter extras , J3.85 ; winter low grades ,
JZ.30fl2.70 ; spring low grades , Jl.SOj > 2.CO.
Ry flour. quiet : superfine , J2.2502.7B.
Huckwheat flour , dull ; 51. 2061.25 for epot and to
rrivc.
HUCKWIIKAT Quiet ; 3S40c.
CORN MKAI/ Dull : yellow western , choice ,
70c ; Urandywlne , J2.25 ; yellow western , coarse.
710730.
HARI.BY MALT Steady : western , 4Cfl54c ,
HYn Nominal ! state. 42ff45c.
BARL1SY Firm ; malting , 410 cj feeding1 , S3 ®
J5c.
J5c.WHEAT
WHEAT Receipts , none : exports , 115,200 bu.
Bpot , Btrong ; No. 3 red , S2Hc ; No. 1 hard , 77T4c ,
dellvcreil , Options were Irregular all day , declin
ing at first on dlKnpiHilntlng1 cobles and snow In
tha west , then advancing sharply on covering ,
followed by nervounncss ami further advances
later In the day , cloning ; at Hie net advance.
Tlia strength was hrlped by the heavy decrease
In local stocks nnd frtlr reductions In the Eng
lish and American visible , and a Hc-nsatlonal
advance In St , Louis. February closetl at 75'ic :
May , 7JCJ4HC , closed at 74ic.
CORN Receipts. C0.700 bu. : exports , 23,200 bu.
Bpot mnrket , dull ; No. 2 , 37'4c , Options opened
steady nnd adranced wild whrnt nnd closed un
changed at Uo net higher. Trnde wns light ,
attention of trailers being diverted to wheat :
February closed nt 37V4cj May , 3Ciif37c , clot > ed
nt 3Cc ,
OATS Receipts , 110,400 bu. Spot , dull ; No , 2.
Ke. Options were extremely ilull , but fairly
steady , ch > lng partlnlly Ho hlRhcr : February
closwl nt ZSWo ; May , nVi ? I5T4c. closed nt SSftc.
HOI'S Quiet arid utendy ; stale , common to
choice , 1 ' 4 crop , 2\lG4\lc \ ; U95 crop , 4bt > c ; I'a-
cine C3a t , 1S3 ( crop , 2',4 ' 4c ; 1835 crop. 4ti'Jc.
HIDES Dull ; net salted , 2V to 25 Iba. , lie ;
Duenos Ayrce , dry , 20 Ibs. , lee : Texas , dry. 21
to 0 Itis. . Cc ; California , 21 to 25 Ibs. , 14c.
LEATHER-Steady ; hemlock sole , Huenos
Ayres , light tci heavy weights , SOc ; acid , 21CS3o.
WOOIBtendy ; domeitlo fleece. lC022c : pulled ,
lS 26c.
PROVISIONS Hecf. steady ; family. 10 J12c ;
extm mefcB , So ; beef hams. Ho ; packet , J9,0)9.60. ) |
Cut meats , nulet : pickled hamn. 6 } ; ! > Uc ! pickled
lielllts , MiUHc : shoulders , ' 4HRSc. Lnrd , steady ;
option sales , none : May. J6.25 , nominal. Pork ,
steady ; wens , J11.00&11.S5 ; short cleurs , Jll.50.iii
12 60 ; family. 111.
MUTTER Weaker ; creamery , 13ISc ; faclory ,
9U14o ; Klglns , 18c : Imltatkin creamery , 11H81
l&c : state dairy , 16fll7c.
large , COlOKoi small , C ®
.
UGGS meady ; slate and Pennsylvania , 14c.
TAI < IXW Rtrnily.
PETROLEUM- : United clo e < J nt J1.J754
bid : refined. J7.C5 ; Phllndeluhla and Daltlmorc.
J7.CO ; Philadelphia and llaltlmore In bulk , JS.10.
ROSIN Quiet ; strained , common to good , Jl.CO
J.65.
RICE Steady : domestic , fair tn extra.
TURPENTINE Quiet at SOfiSOVio.
MOIiASSCS-FIrm : New Orleans , open Jtettl * .
Eontl to choice , 29037c.
MBTAL8 Pip Iron , Quiet. Copper , quiet nnd
firm ; brokere , 410.18H : exchange , JlO.00010.20 ,
Lead , firmer : exclmnge , Ji. 7H. Tfn , ( inlet :
straits J13.35tflL49 | plates , steady , Bpelter , dull ;
damettlc , J4 , nominal.
CXJTTON SEED Oil. Slow and featureless :
prlma crude , HVjc : prims crude , f , o. b. mills , & > @
22'io ; oft grade * , Z3ii24c.
Oniln
NEW YORK , Feb. J. The vlilble supply of
crslns , February 1 , as compiled by the New
J'ork Produce exchuik * . l tu follow * ; Wheat ,
rt.SI.OW Inf. , dMtenif , 7Sfi.W ( tdRtj corn. II ,
> ; i ) . Kl l/ii. , InrrMJC , M . ( TO till. ; o ti > , ( ,441.000 bu. ,
IficrMM1 , 1 , 00 Ini , i rrc , 1.S20.0W tni , , dccrtnrt ,
MM . bu.j barley , t'i'f > , < m bu. , 4creM , 137,000
III
OMAHA ( inM-m.tb StAniCRT.
Conilltloii of Triule nnil Uttotntlonii
tin Mtnple nnil Fntier I'rniltice.
It la no easy matter to qtiotn th ccg market
an the demnnd Is very light and Mocks nre
moving out rather Manly , and nt the * am
time , ( here In . w'Uo .llft > r nc < > In the quality
of the flock. Quits a good mnny egg * nrc being
put cut nt KV to the local retail trade. Quota
tions )
noOH-Rtrlelly frcth ntcwk , lOSIlc.
HUTTiil Knlr to Kooil stock , rolls , SOlOo ;
choice In fancy country , 130He.
VIJAIi Pholeo fat , 70 to 100 Ibs. , nro quoteil
nl t Tci large and conrse , 4fr6c.
OlllJICSII-nomesllo brick , 1IV4CJ EJam , p r
dot. , p.CO ; Club hmise , l-lli. Jarp. pcr dor. . , J3.W ;
I.lmbeiKer , funcy , per lb. . IIUC ! Itoquefort , M-lb. .
Jars , per doz. , J3.CO ! Young Americas , 11H < < !
Twin * , rnncy , lie.
roUWllY-Dresfcd-Chllkens , 6 < { a7'.4c ; cnarte
nnd lurev. 6J10c ; ducko. cholct , ylOci turkeys ,
cholcp. IHMSc ; peese , 7 8c. *
I'OUWIIY I.lvf U. Jncobcon of the Montnnn
1'oultry I'uckl/ig and Supply company , quotes
live iHiullty mm nnd wanted nt : Urns nnd
younK roontcrg , B'.ic ! old oofk , ! 14c ! turkey
henn , 14c ! young lurkcy BObM iK , 7V4c ; old
Tonm , Cc : ducks , full fealh'Ted , 7c ! geesu , 6c.
HAY Uplnnd , 15.00 ; midland , J4.60 ! lowland ,
tf.O' ) ; rye straw , 13.60 ; color makes tha price on
hay ; lleht bnlcs Bell the best. Only top grades
brlni ; top prices.
IIUOO.M COHN Kxtremely slow mlo : new
crop , delivered on track In countiy ; choice Rrccn
fclf-worMnif rnrpet , per lb. , 2Uc ; choice green ,
nuinlnK lo hull , 2',4c ' ; cammoii , l',4c. '
(1AMR Jtick unlpe , "CcHJI.OO ; Kolden plover ,
I1.2S ; Jnck riiMilis , per dnz. , Jl.WlTI.4i ) ; umali
rabtjlls , Wicfill.O' ) ; mallard ducks , J3.M03.75 ; re l.
hc.ida , H.5H.no ; cnnvnsback duckn. 5.008.00 ? !
tent , blue wnp ! , J2.OOfl2.J5 ; teal , trc n nine ,
ll. f2.00 ? ; mixed ducks , ll.7srT2.2Ji Canada Recoo.
JO.Wli7.50 ; Finall 8eBe. . J4.S04JG.'X > ; brnnU , J3.CO ;
squlrrclc. Dor doz. , C007BC.
riOIIONH Ll > ccry slow ; dead pigeons not
wanted ,
VKOnTAIILnS.
Tonstoes from Florldn nro bclns offerea on the
mnrket. ( Juntatlcms :
TOMATOCK Florida , per nix basket crate. 5.
CAUIlKIX\VEU-l'cr crate. J2.W03.00 , or Jl.CO
O1.7J ptr doz.
CAUHAOE-Cnllfornla stock , pcr lb. , 2e.
TOTATOKS Fancy native slock , 30c ; from
lore In small lots , 30IZ35c ! Colorado slock , Me.
ONIONH Per bu. , 5JT40c ,
11I5AN8 Ilnnd picked navy , per bu. , Jl.M.
HWHBT 1'OTATons Choice stock , J2.75 per
bljl.
bljl.cnt.KIlY California , per doz. , No , 1. 90c ; No.
2. 7oC | Knlanmzoo. 3c.
LIMA liHANS I'er lb. , Sc.
WATHU Clinss-1'cr IC-nt. case , Jl.tOSl.75.
rnuiTS.
"CXICAN STnAWUEKIUBS-None.
' '
AI'l'LLS Fancy New York , J3.235J3.CO ; choice
? , , . . ' , . ? ? ; ' ' : ! fnllcy western , J3.00.
CnANIIKItHins-.IcrBey , J8.73.
MALAGA nilAPES Per (50-lli ( bbl. , J5.50O6.00 !
per Co lo 70-lb. trross. , J6.507.00.
TIIOI'ICAL FIlUlTa
OnANOns California budded seedlings , reini.
nave'a J3 * r f2' , K0 to 2S8ZCSl - * 1-32-00 :
LI'JAIONS * Mfpslnaa , j'3.COC74.25' .
CT91 . A As-cll"lcc , , lnree slock , per bunch. J2.00
; medium sized bunches , J1.7302.M.
TpnaMISCELLANEOUS. .
OV Tpna
iiif. tP Mmllums > 15c' ' s'nn'lards , 20c ; exlra
Vnrf , , r : Hrnnch & CoclectB , 27c ! New
imiS5l5n ° ! Btnn 'ard ' bulk , per gnl. , J1.10.
SYRUP Five gnl. cans , each , J2.75 ;
per doz. . J12 ; % gal. cans , JC.23 ; quart
Juice , " per half bbl , , J3 ; rcr
. KnAUT-per bbl. . J3.75 : half bbl. ,
, , .KISriLr9P. ? ! ) California. 10-lb. boxes , ccr
' ' Sc : cholcc'
.
PA KSrNw. , r r lan , CO-lb boxes , pcr Ib. ,
? i ? VJ8'a,1- ? lMXCS' pcr lbOc -
A'Al'l1' SUQAn Choice , per Ib. , OfllOc.
PnESEnVES-As.ortcd. 29-lb. palls , each.
- _ cncn
size inTAIS ? ° "S- California , per lb. . medium
, 10c : Tarragona almonds , per lb. . larse
lb. ' , fancy Vl > < shell 'r ' * ? " SB0 ; Ens walnuts per
, ; standards , l\@lVAc- \
inw.erS'rrRCr ? b10o : Pcnonn9. Pollsiied medium
lOc ( ; large , J2c ; peanuts , raw , 54c ! ; roasted , 7fB
rV4c : hickory. nuts , email , per bu. , J1.73 : hickory
'
bbl
DnnSSED MEATS.
BEEF Good western steers , 400 to 600 Ibi
5i4 fCc ; good cows nnd heifers. 4H05c ; medium
cows and heifers. 4150 ; good forequarters cows
and heifers , 34e ! ; good hindquarters cows
and heifers , 614c ; cow rounds , Be ; cow chucks
3c : beef tenderloins , fresh. 20c ; frozen , 17c ; beef
rolls , boneless , SBSHc ; sirloin butts , boneless ,
9Kc ; loin backs. Olio : cow ribs. No. 3. 77'ic ,
cbw loins No3
, 3 , SftSVic.
MUTTON-Dressed mutton , 6&c ; racks , lOc :
legs. 8c : paddles , 80 ; stews , 3c.
1'OnK-Drcssed hogs , D'/c , ; pork loins. Cc ;
spare ribs , 5 0 ; pork shoulders , 4 c : pork shouN
dors , Bklnned. Be ; pork trimmings. Be ; tender
loins , 14cj pigs' feet , cleaned , per dor. 35c.
HIDES AMD TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 4c ; No. 2 green
hides , 3c : No. . ! < green salted hides , 60 ? No ? 3
P9.en A"11 'll ' ? .40 ; No-1 Breen wlted1 hides
, ,
. .
2.
. to 40 Ibe. , 60 ; No. 2 green salted hides , 25 to
40 Iba. , 4c : No. 1 vcnl calf. 8 to 38 Ibk. fcj
No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 ] bs. , 4c ; No 1 drv
flint hides. 7 J8c : No. 3 dry flint hides , B0ft
No. 1 dry salted hides , 6c ; part cured hid
Ho per lb. less than fully cured. >
SHEEP PELTS-Green Bailed
, each 250COc :
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins )
each 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , No. 1 , cad ! . We ; dry eliearllngs ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 each. Be : dry Hint
Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts ncr lb
actual weight , BQGcj dry nint Kansas 'and Ne
braska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4Bc ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4fl6'/4c : dry flint
Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
wcg'I' ! ! ,4S ? ° ! , dr ? pleces nnd bucks , actual
weight , < OSc ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND OnEASET - Tnllow , No. 1
3i4c : tallow No. 2 , 3c ; grease , white A , 3V4c :
grease , white H.-Sc ; Brease , yellow , 2'4c : grease ,
dark , 2c ; old butter , 2O2y4o ; beeswax , prime .
15ff22o : rough tallow , lV4c.
HONES In car lots weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.00014.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , J10.00@12.09 : dry
country , damp nnd meaty , per ton , } 0.00g8.00.
WOOL Unwashed , flno heavy , C7c ; tine light
8i9c : aunrter blood. IOS12c : scedv. bnrrv nnrt
chaffy , 8Bflc ; celled nnd broken , coarte ; 703c'
catted and broken , fine. 6BSc. Fleece washed
Medium , 1501SC : fine , HC16c ; tub -washed , 16K
18c : black. 8c ; bucks , 6c ; toe locks , 23c : dead
palled , DtjCc. ,
runs.
No. lNo. | lNo. | .
Lge. [ Md'ml Sm'll
HEAR
lllack J20025 J 1500 J 8@10 J10012 J C 00
Illack Yearlings. . 120IB 1000 7 00 7 00 3 00
lilack Cubs B ® a 4 00 5 00 2 00
Dlack Montana &
Mountain 18Q22 1400 1000 1000 4 09
Ulack Montana
Yearlings . 1200 8 00 COO COO 250
lllack Montana
Cuba 6 BO 4 BO 3 00 400 200
Silver Tip. . . 2000 1200 800 900 4 00
Silver Tip Yrlgs. 11 00 8 00 500 C 00 250
Silver Tip Cubs C 00 4 50 3 00 3 00 1 50
Drown 20023 1600 1200 12 00 5 00
Yearlings 10R12 8 00 6 00 800 4 00
Cuba 7 00 C 00 300 4 00 2 00
Iladger Iff 1 BO 60 300BO 50 50
Fisher 800 600 400 4 00 2 00
FOX
Silver ( according
to beauty ) 100 00 CO 00 4000 3900 1000
Silver I'ale ( ac
cording to bea'y ) to oo 3000 2000 1500 60)
Crosa 7 00 3 01) 2 00 150 1 09
lied 1 BO 1 23BO 1 00 76 23
Gray 75BO BO 40 35 15
Kit BO 40 30 20 10
Lynx 3 00 2 00 1 50 1 21 50
Marten 2 00 1 BOCO 1 00 100 50
Mink SOtfM CO 4 : 23 10
COCS
Mink Dark. . . . . . . CS 45 20 10
Mountain Lion ,
( perfect head
aad feet ) 10 2
Otter 8 00 C07 COO 4 00 2 00
Otter Pale 7 00 B 00 4 00 300 ICO
Haccoon 60O70 (0 00S5 20 10
llaccoon , Hlnck
( as to beauty ) B00 2
SKUNK
lllack , cased. . . . 1 25 75 CO 50 25
Short Btrlped. . . 100 70 45 40 20
Narrow elrlpeit. 60 40 25 20 10
[ Jroad elrlped , . 20823
Wolverine 4 Oi ) 3 00 200 2 00 1 00
Wolf Mountain 3 00 2 00CO 1 50 75 40
Wolf rralrle. . . KRM CO 40 20 10
Heaver , p r skin Bijl 6 4 50 2007B 4 00 200
Heaver Kits. . 2 00 1 BO 7B BO 25
VtUBICrtATt !
Spring
Winter . . . . . . . 8Q10
Fall " . . .
2
STOCKS AJS'D 1IONDS.
Security Siieciilallou Alniont EII-
tlrdy I'rnfeNNloiinl YoHlenluy.
NI7W YORK , Keb. 3. Today's stock speculation
waa almost entirely professional. The volume of
trading ehowcd a consldciable contraction com
pared with recent records nnd the business was
Indifferently dlitrlbutrd , London , as has been
expected , came lower for Americans , but the
losses below New York parity did not reach
full figures. There was also some eelllngr for
foreign account In this market on the passage
In the senate of the free silver coinage amend
ment to the houae bond bill. The tame Influence
waa oi > er tlvo In causing a lower range of prices.
U as also feared that the euccraa of the
g-jvcrnment bond Ivsue as a i > opular loan , might
tie Jeopardized , Foreign bankem , however , held
contllcllnir vlewa on this point. On the one
hand , It wax gUKgcttctl that the largm expected
German tubscrlpllon for the bonds , amounting
to about J23,000.00i ) , might be withdrawn wholly
or In part , while other Inleregts made the point
that It was jufct as fully recognized abroad tut
In this cuuntry that defeat awaited the free
silver meaiurf , either In the hou or at the
huud of Iho president , Domestic subscriptions for
the bonds were very large. Illds for 16,000,000
were received by the United Stolen Trust com
pany In the last fifteen mlnutcii of business and
it la iruntworthlly stated that the Institution
named will put In a bid for conilderably more
than one-half of the entire loan.
Sugar led the marfcH In point of activity. Out-
Ido of that stock , the largest transactions were
recorded In the - and 1 -
grant-era tending- . The In
dustrials dlij'layej ' the greatest weulcneM , the
declines belnir attributed lo special Influent * * ,
General Electric yielded tft per cent lo Z7U per
oeut on the dlicovery that no afreet negotiations
hnd UVcn place t * rc n that ccmrnny nn < ) Mnn *
hAttnn rnllwnr runMlnn the pnipnucd ritctrlritl
lpcrlmpnl en thiit llni * . Ix > iul l > rok l'S per
rtnt on thn announcement ot the < lr lh of
William r. Thompson , the president of the com-
pnny. Rutrnr ncnrnl n Ion of nbnut nn much , nn
siiocfKflve reductions In the price * of the ( Inmmtlc
r nnd nucnrn und en revlrnl rumorn of Irnpep'l- '
Inn action by the Oermon llelchstnir Increnslnt ;
UIQ bounty paid on sugnrs exported from that
counTryi *
MliMatirl raclflc was the feature of the rail
road group , declining 2 per cent without at
tending explanation of jrosslp. Ttw drop In price
floi vvVtunly | Ttrt l1 ' ° liquidation by In-
llrn. ( The rencifonn In the Imlaricc of the list
were , as n rule , of I M consequence thnn In
the stoclcs nMed. Around 1 o'clock the market
cnjojol n sharp rally. In which Hock Island was
mo t conspicuous nt nn Advance of 1 per Cent.
Covering of shorts wn the mainspring of the
movement , Induced by marked weakness In the
sterling exchange market. 1'ontrd quotations
were reduced 1 per cent by n lending drawer
nnd Khnrp concessions were also made In rates
for actual business. In the late dealings the
mnrket was listless. The closing nns steady nt
a rally from Hit lowest , hut with general net
losses resulting from the day's opcrnllonn.
Hallway lK > nds ruled dull n/id lower. The de
clines were material , however , In only one or
two Instances. The Mies were 11,112,000.
Governments were comparatively ncllve , J67.BOO ,
but without noteworthy advances over the bid
quotations.
Evening Post's London financial cablegram !
The stock markets were peed today , notahlv for
flrrt-class Investment Mocks. Consols sold nt
10.1U. the highest on record. Soulh Americans
were slrong , Argenllne lending on n further
decline In the gold premium. Americans have
been steady to firm , hut closed weak. The sen-
ntn's action In passing the silver bill undoubt
edly checked purchases here. There Is n consid
erable demand for gold for New York and with-
rtrnwnli from the Hank of England , will occur
thin week. The Paris nnd Herlln markets were
stendy.
The following Were the closing quotations on
tha lending stocks of the New York exchange
todays
The total sales of Blocks today were 147,090
shares , Including : American Sugar , 17,800 :
Atchlson , , 3.GOO ; Durllngton , 10,300 ; Distilling and
Cnttlefeedlng , 3.200 ; General Electric. 7,000 ; Loula-
vlllo & Nashville , 8,000 ; Mlspourl Pacific , 8,800 ;
Heading. 12,400 ; Hock Island , 10,800 ; St. Paul.
14,800 ; Southern preferred , 4.200 ; Tunnefece Coal
nnd Iron , B.400 ; Union Pacific certificates , 8,000 ;
Wheeling & Lake Erie , 3,200.
Sfcw York Money Market.
NEW YOHK. Fe'b. 3.-MONEV ON CALL
Firm at 4V4@6 per cent ; last loan , 5 per cent ;
closed , 6 per cent.
PRIM13 MERCANTILE PAPDR 65J8 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak and lower ,
with actual business In bankers' bills nt $4.87 % ®
4.8S for demand , nnd J4.8G4.S7 for slxly days ;
posted rates , J4.S7@4.8S14 nnd J4.S8V4O4.SK ) ; com
mercial bills. J4.8C.
SILVER CERTIFICATES C7'i ' IC7Jc.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Steady ; state bonds ,
firm ; railroad bonds , easier.
Closing quotallons on bonds were as follows :
New York Mlnlnff QuotittloiiM.
NEW YOtlK. Fob. 3. The followlnff are the
closlnir mlnlniquotallona :
Buhvcr , 1- Ontario KfiO
Chollar. GO Ophlr. 120
Crown Polnl 22 Plymouth 20
Con. Gal. A. Va. . . . 2.10 Quicksilver 160
Dead wood , . . . . . . UO ( jukksllvrr pfa..lC50
Could i curry. . . . . 40 Slorr.i Novnua 40
Halc&.NorurosD. . Ill ) Standard Con 185
Honifhtako 2200 Union Con 38
Iron Silver , 20 Yellow Jacket. . . . 40
Mexican SB
London Stock Quotation * .
LONDON , Fob. 3. 4 p. in. closhiff :
BAR SILVER 30id per oz.
MONEY V4 Ir cent.
The rate of discount on Ihe open market for
short bills. % 01 5-10 Per cenl ; three montlis'
bills , TiGl 15-1C per cenl.
Fliiuiiulal Notex.
nOSTON , Feb. * 3. Clearings , J13,753,018 ; balances -
ances , J1DOCC25.
NEW YORK , Feb. 3. Clearings , JSC,783,957 ;
balances , J7,444,931.
IIALTIMORE. Md. , Feb. 3. Clearings , JJ.319-
223 ; balances , J305as.
PHII ADELPHIA. Feb. 3. Clearings , J12.313-
SKI ; balances , JlSOl,144 ,
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 3. Clearings. J4,435,331 ; bal
ances , J339.45S. Money , G(8 ( per cent ; New York
exchange , COo premium ; 75o asked ,
WASHINGTON , Feb. 3. Today's statement of
the condition of the treasury shows : Available
cash balance , J171,761,832 ; fold reserve. JI9.121-
079.
079.WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON , Feb. S. The treasury today
lost JI.17S.OOO In gold coin and J20gOO In bars ,
leaving the true amount of Bold reserve. J47-
XI2.449. i
CHICAGO , Feb. 3 Clearings , JlC.724C12j money
on call , sternly at C per cent ; on time , C37 per
cent ; New York exchange , 30c : foreign exchange ,
weak ; bankers' ( London ) sterling , Jl.bS and J4.87 ,
1'corlu Murket * . &
PEORIA , Feb , S.-CORN-Hlgher ; No. 2 new ,
27o ; No , i. Me.
OATB Firm ; higher ; No. 2 white , 20c.
RYE Sairce : No. 2. 4i343c.
WHISKX Market steady ; finished goods , on
thf bails of J1.22 for high wines.
RECEIPTB-Own , 8,100 bus. ; oats , 93.350 bus. ;
rye , 1,100 bus. ; whisky , none ; wheat , 7,200 bus.
SHIPMENTS Com , 9.6GO but. ; oats , 103,400
uui. ; rye , none ; whltky , COO gals. ; wheat , 10.SOO
bus , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Dry IJiioiU Alurket.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3. Tlie New York Dry goods
men. were la tbi murket and though tlu-y looked
sftof M r clnfse * of gcxxl * . they illil * iot prove to
bn btijcm Kf tngngfmenn vrtn for very limited
quantlllM" . The onlcr altmnmt tv fairly irooil
Irvlfty , but wn for o r/ltntnts ! ! of n mlscellAncous
completion. Irlnllnt.cloths , quiet , but stendy nt
2HP. with ( vnHdernbteilorfKr to > rxld loin.
TALL ItlVRlt , Mafi , , , rcb , J. Print cloth ,
quiet nnd tenrty nt Ji . I
St. Louis ( iciicrnt Mnrkci.
ST , 1X)1'IS , Feb. 3. FIXJUR-Strong Rnrt tendIng -
Ing upward ; palents , jooflS-'S : extra fancy ,
JJ.40ff3.Mj fancy , J3.0i j.io ; cholc * , J2.C04JJ.75.
WHEAT Opened NO/ifclon n combination of
bearish news , showeVl ome slrenKlh later on
slronger cobles , townril'ihe close the market wns
tild up 2le. on n reporl of docrenseil nlocks In
New York , which Indlratrd n reducllon In the
vlslil * supply and closed MfllHc higher than
Saturday. Bpot. dull SINAI 2 red , cash , 76cj No.
S , hard , M c : FebrunTy/B Sc ! Mny. C9Se.
CORN Ruled quiet nnil. heavy IhrouRhoul the
day , traders being engrossed In wheat nnd closed
stendy to Me higher nhut Saturday for fulttres.
Spot , quiet nnd higher ; No. 2 red , cnsh , 2CHO
27 c ; rcbrunry , 27c ; Mnj' . ' 2Se : July , 23Wc.
OATS Fulures , quhnn | ) > l sleady. Ppot , higher ;
No. 2. cash nnd February * 19',4c ; Mny , M'/le.
IlYIV-Illgher ; 39 c ? "
CORN MEAL Jl.SOfll.JS.
I1RAN Sternly ; 47c bid for cast track sacked ,
nnd but little , to be had.
FLAX SEED I wer : tSc.
TIMOTHY SEED J2.76B3.GO.
HAY Ch > lcc grades In demand nnd firm ;
prnlrle. JS.OOiJS.CO ; tlmolhy. J7.rWT13.M , ihls side.
llt'TTER Quiet nnd slendy ; creamery , lS21c !
dairy , llfflSc.
EGOS Firm ! 11 < ie.
POULTRY Turkpjn , tpjc ; chickens , C',407',4c ;
ilueks , SHCTOc ; grese , 6ti6',4c.
WHISKY $1.22.
MI7TALR Lend , qulel nnd slendy : 2 cars Mls
pourl nl J2SO. Speller , nominal : J2.70W2.75.
PROVISIONS Firmer : ulnndnrd meJobWng ,
new , J10.S7H * old , SIO.2,1. I inl , firm ; prime
slenm , JS..Vi ; choice , J5.C7U , llacnn , boxed shoul
ders , J.VC,4 ' : longs , J6j rli , > jn.12H ; shorls , J6.2.1.
Dry salt meals , boxed shoulders , J4.7BJ longs ,
J5.C2H : rll . J5.75 ; shorts , J4.87 ,4.
RECEIPTS Flour , tw bbls. j wheat , 32,003 bu.J
corn. M.OOO bu. ; onls , 06,000 ml.
SHIPMENTS-Flour , 8.000 bbls. ; wheat , 12,000
bu , ; corn , none ; oats , 12,000 bu ,
Liverpool Mnrketn.
LIVERPOOL , Feb. 3. 4 p. m. WHEAT Spot
firm : demand poor ; No. 2 red winter , Kn lOd : No.
2 red spring , stocks exhausted ; No. 1 hard Mani
toba , r.s 9d ; No. 1 California , 5s lid. Future *
opened nulet , with near and distant positions Wd
higher ; business nbout equally distributed i Feb
ruary , Cs 9H4d ; March , April , May , June nnd
July , 5s Hiil.
CORN Spot firm ; American mixed new , 3s
2Hd. Futures opened quiet , with near and dis
tant positions Ud higher ; closed quiet , with
near and distant positions unchanged lo ' , < !
higher ; business nboul equally Ustrlbutcd ;
February , 3s 3d ; Mnrch , 3s ; April , 3s 3d : May ,
3s 3 d : June , 3s 3Vid : July. 3s 3H < 1.
FLOUR Market firm : freely supplied. St.
Louis fancy wlnler. 7s 6d.
PROVISIONS llacon , Hull : demand , poor : Cum
berland cul , SS lo 00 Ibs. , 30s ; short ribs , 2 ? Ibi. ,
2S ? M ; Ions' clear , light , 38 to 45 11)9. , 27s : long
clear , heavy , 5T > Ibs. , 27s ; short clear bncks ,
light , 18 Ibs. , S6a Gd ; short clear middles , heavy ,
55 Ibs. , 2C Gd ; clear belles , 14 to 16 Ibs. , 30s ;
shoulders , square , 12 to IS Ibs. , 2Gn Gd , Ham ,
short cut , 14 to IS llvs. , 4Is. Tnllow , fine North
Amerlcnn , 21s. Beef , cxlrn , India mess , 75s ;
prime mesi , 5Ss I'd. ' Pork , prime mess , fine west
ern , 63s. Lnrd. dull ; prime western , 59s ; refined ,
In palls. 29s 9d.
CHEESE Stendy ; demand , moderate ; finest
American , while , 45a Gd : finest Amerlcnn. colored.
45 6.1.
nUTTER Firm ; finest United States , 70s ; good ,
G0 .
OILS Turpentine spirits , 21s ; rosin , common ,
4 7'/sd ' ; cotton seed oil , Liverpool refined , 17s 3d ;
lln eed oil. 20s 2 < I ; petroleum , refined , % d.
REFRIGERATOR BEEF Forequarler , JV4d ;
hind quarler , & ? < ! .
IlLE-ACHING t'OASTJER Hardwood , f. o. b. ,
Liverpool , c7.
HOPS At London , Pacific coast , 2 6s.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-COFFEE-Optlons ,
sleady ; 10 lo 15 points decline ; ruled active but
weak and Irregular under European cables , hut
closed easy nt net decline of 25 to 3.5 points ;
sales , 23,760 bags. Including : March , J12.10ffi12.25 ,
and closed nt J12.00 < fj > 12.10 : February. J 12. 21) © 12. 30.
Spot coffw. Rio , tlu'l. Mild , dull ! No. 7 , ncm'nal ;
sales , 1,100 bags. Mnraclabo , p. t. Warehoutc de-
llverlos from New York Saturday. 5.030 bags ;
New York stock today. 256,347 bags : Unlled Slates
stock , 3W.OOO bags ; afloat for the Unlled Slales ,
203,000 bags ; lotnl visible for the United Slales ,
538.000 bags , nsnlnst 491,670 bags last year.
SANTOS. Feb. 3.-lDUll > good average Santos ,
J14.10 ; receipts , 6,000 bag ! ) ; stock , 302,000 bags.
Weekly leport : Dull , ; ( receipts during week ,
103,000 tmgs ; shipments f United States , 214,000
baps ; stock , 362,0 * ) 'bngs. ' !
HAMIIURG , Feb. 3tulet nnd unchanged to
> , } pftr. decline ; snlfs. ; 30,000 bags.
HAVRE , Feb. 3.ioseJ : Irregular at 1 to lif
net decline ; sales , 33,000' bags.
RIO , Feb. 3. Steady : No. 7 Rio , J12 80 : ex
change , Slid ; receipts , 6,000 bags ; cleared for
Europe. 1,000 bags : fltockf 244,000 bags.
Weekly report : Steady : receipts during week ,
34,000 baps ; exchange , 9Vid ; shipments to United
States , 48,000 bags ; sl6cK,5 244,000 bags.
_ Clty Miirketn.
KANSAS CITY , Feb7 S ? WHEAT Irregularly
higher ; demand IndltCcreiit ; No. 2 hard , G64ffi7c ; ,
No. 3 hard , 6463ct ; eJected , nominally 350l40c ;
No. 2 red , 7SHc. ; NoiZ spring , C5',4i7c ( ; No. 3.
G20G6C. & )
CORN Rather slownjUnchaneed ; No. 2 mixed , '
221422 > ic ; No. . 2 whlfc. ' 23c. I
OATS Steady ; No. 2 mixed , nominally 17',4Q >
ISVtc ; No. -white , JJS1914C. ' " - i
RYE No. 2 , 33C. ' "
HAY Weak ; timothy , J10.00 fll.50 ; prairie ,
J6.0007.00. ,
BUTTER Fancy country , scarce nnd In de-i
mend * creamery , 1719c ; dairy , 1315c.
EGGS-Qulct at He.
_
Tolcilo Grain Mnrket.
TOLEDO , O. . Feb. 3. WHEAT Acllve , higher ;
No. 2 , cash , 76'ic ; May , 77c ; July , 72Jc.
CORN Acllve , Bteady ; No. 2 , mixed , 2Sc ; No. 3 ,
mixed. 27Hc ; May. 3l c.
OATS Dull , sleady ; No. 2 , mixed , 20V4e bid ;
No. 2 while , 21c.
RYE Dull ; No. 2. cash , 41Kc.
CLOVER SEED Dull , stendy ; prime , cash ,
J4.35 ; March. J4.37V4.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 7,000 bu. ; corn. 18,600 bu. ;
onlB , 500 bu. ; rye , 600 bu. ; clover seed , 300
bags.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 1,000 bbls. ; wheal , 8,500
bu. ; corn , 16,000 bu. ; clover seed. 1,409 bags.
Cotton Market.
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 3. COTTON Steady ; mid
dling , 7 15-16c ; sales , 6 bales ; receipts , 1,100
bales : shlpmenls , 1,705 bates ; stock , 74,890 bales.
NEW ORLEANS , Feb. 3. COTTON Quiet ;
middling , 8c ; low middling , 7c ; good ordinary.
7 7-I6c ; net receipts , 10,453 bales ; gross , 10,684
bales ; exports to Great Britain , 3,300 bales ; coast
wise , 124 laics ; sales , 2,600 bales ; spinners , 984
bales ; stock , 376,625 bales. _
Suifar Market.
NEW YORK , Feb. 3. SUGAR Raw , firm ; re
fined , quiet ; No. 8 , 4'/4c : standard "A , " 4 3-5c ;
cut loaf , 6V4c : granulated , 4c.
LONDON , Feb. 3. SUGAR Cone , steady nnd
unchanged. Beet , firmer ; February , 11s 9d ;
March , lls 9V4d. _
MinnenpoIlM AVIicnt.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. , Feb. , 3. WHEAT
Very sternly ; February , Clc ; May , CJ'.tc ; July ,
G4V4c. On track : No. 1 hard. Glc ; No. 1 norlh-
ern , C0c ; No. 2 northern , 69c.
f
Ilnttcr Market.
ELGIN. III. . Fell. 3. BUTTER Slendy ; offer
ings , 62,680 Ibt * . : sales , 1,200 Ibs. at 18c ; 18,720
Ibs. at 19c ; 27,000 Ibs. nt 20o.
'FrlNco AVIivnt QaotntionH.
SAN FRANCISCO , Feb. 3. WHEAT Easier :
May , J1.17V4 ; December , Jl.19 % ; cleared , 37,400
centals wheat. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ForelRW Fliiniielal Affnlrw.
PARTS , Feb. 3. 4 p. m. Three pcr cent rentes ,
102f CTVio for the account. Exchange on London ,
25f 22o for checks.
LONDON , Feb. 3. Gold Is quoteil nt Buenos
Ayres today nt 217.50 ; Madrid , 17,62 : Lisbon , 23 ;
St. Petersburg , 60 ; Athens , 77 ; Rome , 108.W ;
Vienna , 103.
BERLIN. Feb. 3. The weekly statement of Ihe
Imperial Bank of Germany shows the folowlng
changes ns compared with the previous account :
Cnsh In hand. Increase , 2,980,000 marks ; treasury
notes , increase , 4,480,000 marks ; other securities ,
decrease , 13.580,00(1 ( marks ; notes In circulation ,
decrease , 3,660,000 marka. Exchange on London ,
eight days' eight , 20 marks 45 pfgs.
COST OP MGIITINa THE STREETS.
oil GiiHolliie , GIIH nnil Klectrlc
The cost of street , lighting In Omaha dur
ing 1895 was nboutl4GO,000 , , In 1892 the coat
of gasoline streetllffejitlng waa $8,700 ; In
1893 , 113,653 ; In 1 N ; 118,437 , and In 1895 ,
$18,278,87. One ofUiB , featured of the present
system Is that It COSB Just as much to light
the olty during the elimmor , when the days
are several hours lohfcef , as It does during the
winter months. Tto7tQtal [ cost of gas , gaso
line and electric Hshtujln January , 1895 , was
$4,929.43 , while in-JUne It reached $4,919.98.
In February It wosf'844,81 ; , as against $5-
008.58 In the folloYlflg July , The following
shows bow the coiticf p.trect lighting last
year was distributed !
awliifc. Gnu. Electric.
January . . , . . , , . , , ! tv' | & J 1,391 1G t 2,023 34
February 1,544 g 1,27726 2,02315
March U21 ft 1,43719 2.024 SO
April , 1.WZ2S 1,10002 2,02734
May > < $3 $ > 1,440 HO 2,028 W
June l > f > j 4i 1,39875 2.1C5 Oi
July , . U'UW ' 1.455 43 2,03120
August ; , , 1.MH40 1.4CO S3 2,04000
Ueptember 1&W 3 1,40663 2,08737
October , , , , 1,44847 1,45802 2,0'JO 00
November 1,46878 1,41509 2.0604
December , . 1.611 ( A 1,40033 2.W9 40
Totala , , , J18.278 87 J17.002 SO J24.577 22
Grand total. , , . , . . , , , . . , . . .JW.feMi (9
Permits to wed were Issued to the follow
ing persons yesterday !
Name and Address. Age.
August lirnun , Omaha , . , 31
Mela Nlcmann , Omaha. . , , , . . , 23
Isidore Friedman , Omaha 23
Annie Woloslnsky , Omuha.i , . , 21
George Nachueber , Omaha , , 21
Annie I'otacli , Onmhu. . , . , ' , is
Frank A. Mewmorc , Chlcaco. Ill 32
Nelllo 13. Pawson. Macon , City , Mo. . , . , , . . SO
Sweet Momenta Cigarettes are the best.
Try a package. Sold by all dealers.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK HARKKT
Week Opened with n Fair Hurt of Both
Oattlo and Hogs.
HEAVY CATTLE WERE IN POOR DEMAND
Hnxicrn MnrkctN "VVorne Tliuii flu
I.oenl llnfrn Sold nl Snturilnj * *
I'rlcc * , While Heivvy OUCH
Kilned Ofl u I.IUIe.
MONDAY , Feb. 3.
Receipts for the dny Indicated nrc :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
February 3 1,493 1.49S DM 27
February 1 S4.1 1,598 18
January 31 1,139 1,119 4G9 23
January 30 1,481 2,795 242 5
January 29 1,491 4,19
January 28 1,671 8,759 474 37
January 27. . ECO 690 474
CATTLE The week oj ) ncd with n fair
run of cattle ns compared with previous
weeks , 1,493 head being reported In the
yards , as against 856 on Monday of last
week. A considerable proportion of the
cattle on sale consisted of feeders anil
butchers' stock , and while there \\ero some
pretty fair dressed beef steers the offerings
were not larcc.
The market on fat steers was very Blow
to open nnd slow after it did open. No one
pcoms to want that kind of cnttlo nnd the
heavier they nre the poorer the demand ,
not only here , but nt all other mnrkcl
points. Cornfed steers are very low nl
Chicago and the buyers claim that they
have been too high hero ns compared with
eastern prices. The condition of the trnde
in the cast tnkea nil the snap and llfo out
of the mnrket nt this point.
About n quarter of the receipts was made
up of butchers' stock. Quito n good main
of the cows on mile were on the commonlsn
order nnd not overly desirable In the eyes
of the buyers. The demand for Hint class
of cnttlc wns good nnd the offerings were
taken In peed season. The prices paid were
fully steady , nnd in many cases ns much na
lOe higher , taking quality Into considera
tion. One three-load bunch of 870-lb. heifers
sold at $3.35.
Stackers nnd feeders were In good dc-
mnnd nnd the market strong. The offerings
met with quite ready sale. Itcpiuscntatlve
sales :
nnnr srnnns.
No. Av. Tr. No. Av. J'r. No , Av. Pr.
.1275 13 25 1. .1430 { 3 50 4. .1285 (3 70
.1231 ! 3 25 43. .1223 3 CO 18. .HG3 3 75
.1122 3 35 .1131 3 65 12. 1344 3 SO
.12.V , 3 40 38. .1317 3 CB , 19. .1450 3 So
. 9SO 3 49 39. .1320 3 05
COWS.
. 953 1 76 .1060 2 40 .1130 2 75
.1001 1 $5 .720 2 40 IS. . 946 2 80
. fO > ) 1 E5 .1022 2 40 .900 2 85
.970 2 CO 2.n. . .1145 2 45 27. . 948 2 S3
.1020 2 Or n. .1128 2 45 10. .1011 2 (5
. 912 2 05 11. . 942 2 45 .1420 2 K
. 940 2 10 4. .1127 2 CO .1325 2 S5
. 957 2 15 .970 2 CO 4. .1130 2 S5
.1000 2 20 . 970 2 CO 12. .1101 290
. .110.2 20 .10SO 2 CO .1480 3 00
.975 2 20 ,13'tO 2 C5 .1130 3 00
.1100 2 X .1130 2 03 .1500 3 00
.1030 2 30 .11C2 3 70 1. .1400 3 00
.llC. ! 2 30 .1180 2 70 18. .1199 3 10
14. . . . 976 2 30 19. . . . 9S3 2 70 C..1252 3 13
1..12GO 240 19. . . .1110 2 70
H13IFEHS.
1. . . . CCO 230 3. . . . 653 2 C3 3. . . .1000 300
2. . . . 950 245 1. . . . 7.10 290 15. . . . 908 320
23. . . . C91 243 2. . . . 733 300 1..1040 323
5. . . . 608 255 3. . . . 516 300 3. . . .1026 32.
1. . . . 460 260 1. . . . 460 300 61. . . . 670 333
9. . . . C94 2 CO 1. . . . $50 300
BULLS.
1..14SO 213 ] . . . . 910 245 1..1S30 2 53
" 2. . . .1270 230 2. . . .1520 341 2. . . .1510 2 CO
1..1730 230 1..1310 250 2. . . .1130 260
3. . . .1163 240 1..J700 2 GO 2. . . .1323 285
1..1S60 240 1..1330 250 1. . . . 740 325
1..1240 240 2. . . .1080 250
STAGS.
1..14CO 230 1..1750 300 2. . . .1790 310
1..1490 223
CAL.VES.
2. . . . 335 275 1. . . . 100 450 2. . . . HO BOO
2. . . . 10 325 1. . . . 170 450 1. . . . 150 SCO
1. . . . 110 400 1. . . . 160 500 1. . . . 150 525
4. . . . 153 4 00 1. . . . 130 D 00
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
3. . . .1003 283 27. . . . 718 340 19. . . .732 345
1. . . . 700 290 7.- . . 414 340 D3..1067 345
3J 5r ? 292 7-- ? ? ? ? < ? i ? . . . . sn 345
:
. . CSO 300 3 , . . . 780 340 CO..687 343
i ! . .470 300 Z..115 340 1. . . . 710 3 BO
4. . .412 300 6..1015 340 9..693 8 CO
1. . .10CO 300 11. . . . 748 345 17..737 360
10. 4 % 303 3. . . . 596 345 15. . . . 444 3-65
5. . . . 890 315 1. . . . 710 345 & . . , . CIOS 55
1..1040 325 M..V43S 3-45 B. . ; . , 393' 3 55
1. . . . 610 325 2 , . . . 663 345 2. . . . ' 695 365
MILKERS ANDBrniNOEnS. * ' r
1 springer . $27 00 1 [ cow nnd calf. . J31 00 '
1 cow nnd calf. . 28 00 1 cow nnd calf. . 32 00
1 cow and calf. . 30 CO
TVESTEHNS.
COLOIlAIiO.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 bull . 1370 $1 90 1 cow . 1190 J3 00
1 cow . 990 2 00 1 feeder . 660 3 00
1 bull . 1000 2 15 II feeders. . . .1040 3 40
1 heifer . 560 2 25 1C feeders. . . . 710 3 40
2 cows . 915 225 4 feeders. . . . 747 340
23 cows . 964 2 40 19 feeders. . . . 847 3 40
1 cow . 10SO 250 2 feeders. . . . 10S5 340
3 feeders. . . . 790 270 19 feeders. . . .1735 340
WYOMING.
1 bull . 1400 190 32 fecder8..110S 340
1 bull . 13.SO 2 15 S3 feeders. . . . SCO 3 65
1 bull . 1090 250 64 feeders. . . . 999 360
13 cows . 950 250 9 fwders..H93 360
1 cow . 1120 260 C feeders. . . . 1211 360
1 steer . 1590 275 18 feeders. . . .1137 SCO
4 cows . 1022 275 2 steers . 1245 SCO
1 feeder . SCO 3 00 118 feeders. . . . 968 3 60
14 steers . 12S2 3 35 1 steer . 1440 3 65
HOGS The receipts of hoes numbered 1,498
head , sllirhtly less thnn on Saturday , but more
than double the receipts of Monday of last week.
Th market opened nbout steady on llKht ana
butcher weight IIORS , which sold at $4.034.12',4.
the same ns on Saturday , llenvy hogs were a
slmde cnnler at J4.0004.0'i. While the market
was not particularly active , there were so few
nogs hero that the trnde was soon over with
and the pens cleared. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
45 . 270 160 4 00 61 . 250 . . . 4 02 'A
47 . 359 SO 4 ( W 65 . 231 120 402(4 (
68 . 301 . . . 400 C3 . 278 . . . 40214
64 . 322 . . . 400 C8 . 256 . . . 405
08 . . . .274 . . . 400 65 . 294 . . . 105
47 . 327 40 4 00 S4 . 293 . . . 4 05
70 . 259 80 4 00 65 . 302 120 4 03
42 . 259 . ' . . 400 66 . 2D1 . . . 405
10 . 281 . . . 4 00 61 . 213 SO 4 05
49 . 269 . . . 400- 17 . 205 . . . 405
14 . 248 . . . 400 71 . 230 . . . 4 07 > A
65 . 263 169 400 64 . 195 SO 4 OTA
63 . 316 80 4 00 73 . 169 . . . 410
64 . 315 . . . 402W 72 . 216 . . . 4 12 < 4
PICS ODDS AND ENDS.
G . 60 . . . 300 B . 220 . . . 400
10 . 101 . . . 360 1 . 320 . . . 400
7 . 295 40 3 90 3 . 3O5 . . . 4 00
1 . MO . . . 395 C . 2X1 . . . 400
C . 283 . . . 395 4 . 317 . . . 400
2 . 290 . . . 390 7 . 204 . . . 400
7 . 258 . . . 400 4 . 2f.3 . . . 400
5 . 304 . . . 400
SI1EBP The receipts were liberal , but the mar
ket wns lower nnd as falesnicn were backward
about making the concession the trade was clow.
Representative sales :
No , Av. Pr.
193 western wethers . . . . . .197 $3 15
163 native wclhcra . . 121 3 15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Supply WIIM Arcry Small anil Snlex
AVirtfinuil. .
CHICAGO , Feb. 3. In cattle the supply today
was very small and Bales uhowtd nn advance of
ubout lOo on cnttlo that were at all desirable.
common ta strictly choice native IK-CVCS sold nt
from 13.30 to (4.65 , the bulk of the sales being
between from J3.70 ta J4.CO. IJutchers' and ! cnn-
nera were npnln In nctlvo demand nnd cows
and hclfera sold nt from { 2.15 to J3.25. Calvca
were scarce and etroni ; for good lots. Btockera
anil feeders were active , the demand being
chiefly for f < cdci , which continued scarce.
TexnB cattle were In email supply and averaged
a trifle hlsher.
Trndo waa active In IIORU , whllo the supply
nt Rood to choice hogs lasted , prices averaged
5a higher. Choice lota were numerous nnd the
weight averagea more than a short ( line ago.
Common to choice bold fit 14.2504.20 and some
prime butchers' wclghta brought from 14,321 ? to
$1.35. Bales largely at from )3.25 to W.X. .
There was a fairly good demand for sheep , nnd
prices steady at from 12.60 to 13.75 for Inferior
to choice rheep , } 3.25 to 13.60 for yearlings und
$3.60 to 14.75 for Jambs.
Receipts : Cattle , 11,000 head ; hogs , 24,000 head :
sheep , 13,000 head ,
York Live Stuck Market.
NEW YOHIC. Feb. 3. HEEVES Receipts , 3
days , 2,390 head ; bteady , Hulls , firm ; steera ,
ordinary to prime , ! 3.9Qftl.55 ; topn. Jl.70 ; oxen ,
I2.62HG3.30 ; bulls , S2.354fi3.25 ; cuws , Jl.tO82.SO
Cables quote Ameitcan stit-rs , llrm. 9140100 ,
dressed weight ; refrigerator beef , 7'M(8Hc. (
SHEEP AND I , A MIIS- Receipts , 10,108 head ;
slow ; * he < i > , steady ; lamba , generally steady ;
hheep , pour to choice , J2.MG3.W ; export wethers ,
ttMtft.K ; Jamba , J4.12lie5.1214 ; choice and extra ,
I5.soec.25.
HOflS Receipts. 13.600 head ; Bteady to firm at
14.6505.75 ; plea. | 4.30g4.S5.
St. I.oulH I.tvc Stock.
ST. IX3UIS , Feb. 3.-CATTLIl-neclpta , 2,600
head ; market stp > ng to lOe higher ; native beevrx ,
J3.2564.75 ; utockers and feeders , I2.2ifi3.75 ; cow
and heifers. tl.SOQ3.40 ; Texas Bteera , * 2.60f4.00 ;
cows. Jl.7502.75.
HOGS Receipts , 8,000 head ! market lOo higher ;
heavy , 14.1004.35 ; mixed , (4.0004.25 ; light , { 4.000
30.
30.BHEBI1 Receipts , 1,000 head : market llrm ; na.
liven , J2.7SS3.W ; southern , (2.4004.25 ; Iambs , (3.25
Ol.W. _
KIIIIHIIM City Mve Slock.
KANSAS C1TV. Feb. 3.-CAlTI45-RecelpU ,
4,300 head ; shipments , 1,300 head ; market steady
lo lOo hlxhcr ; 'JVxui steer * , (2.25&3.70 ; Texas
cow * . I1.76OZ.60 ; b f Meer * . J3.W4/4.20 ; native
cowi , I2.75O3.10 ; ttocVcrs and feeders , J2.WWJ.M ;
bull * . 13.2503.60.
IIOQS Receipt * , 1,700 head ; klilpments , ( jg
Iii.it1 | market utronff to ( o Matter ; bulk of t.ilc *
U. tH ! htitrle * . U.MZK.M ; pncktrn. . ' . ' . f-
I.Hl mlii-1. U. ffl.Mi llHhtn , f.XflJtfl 1 [ Y il < f ,
I4. VM.19 ; pin. K78S4.00 ,
SlhKP--hfc ! lptli. l.W ) h'.iil ! uhliwmnU. W
m rk t .ittmlr ; inmbs , JJ.7ffl4. < Oi mutton *
Stock In SlitliJ.
of r eMpt nt the four principal mnr
ktts for Monday , February 9 :
Cattle. Hoc' . Shftp
South Omfthn . 1l3 1.49 ? U
Chlfftco . . . ll.noo ! l.0 > UA >
Knru.M City . UN 6.700 1.DOO
Bt. Ixnil . 2,100 3.0CO l.W
Total . . . ntM ssios
TOO SMOOTH I-'Oll TIIIJ OIWICKHS
Yoniin Hey AVorkLMt tlic Ktillrc Cl ( ]
I'olloe Force.
It has Just developed that the city < \e \
tcotlvcs have for n ycnr boon mcst nratly
taken In by .in apparently unsophisticated
youth of 11 years. He gave his name us
Frank Ward , whereas his real name U Frnnl
Wurdiior. Ho said that ho had no relatives
In this part .of the country , yet a Brand
niothur and nn mint Imvo been located wllhli
five blocks of the police elation.
Frank "Ward" was nrrcstcd last spring
In company with another boy for sleeping li
a box car. Ho told n hard luck story , In
which some of the romantic was mingled
Ho stiUM that thu first ho could rp
member ho wns nn Initiate of an orphans
liomo at Dubticiue. la. , and dIJ not know
whom ho was. Ho icmalncd there untl
several months before bis arrest , when ho
became filled with nn ambition to discover
his relatives. Ho heard that ho had nn
nunt In Oklahoma and went to that countr )
to find her. When ho arrived , however
ho discovered that she had loft for parts un
known , nnd ho once more was balked In bin
dcslro to know his relatives. Then he learnei
that ho bad an undo In South Omnhn nni
ho visited that city. Ho found the uncle
nnd said that man turned out to bo
a very worthless fellow , for nfter taking
him In , ho suddenly left ono night nnd hat
never como back. Finding that his rela
tlves were of the wlll-o'-tho-wlsp character
and being n poor , friendless boy , he Just la ;
down his head In the nearest box car to
think the matter over.
The story was taken nt Its face vnluo
"Ward" was very Innocent-appearing , ant
talked as If ho was speaking the truth
Moreover , bo was sharp nnd bright , and became -
came a favorite with the Jail olllclals. It
was determined to do something for him
Officers bought him a suit of now clothes
and finally Jailer Havey agre-ed to take him
home nnd adopt him. Ho kept the boy some
months , but finding that ho was a llttlo
bard to manage lie finally turned him over
to Police Matron Cummlngs.
Police Matron Cummlngs also bccnmo In
terested In the boy , and obtained a position
for him In South Omaha. He remained
there until several weks ago , nnd then sud
denly disappeared. Ho was later captured
at Pacific Junction , and returned to Mrs
Cummlngs. To her , ho said that h& did not
llko his place. Mrs. Cummlngs , however
suspected that there was another reason
and on Investigation discovered that the bo >
had been recognized by a policeman of South
This policeman said that the boy had lived
with a grandmother and aunt , who formerly
resided In South Omaha. Ho ran away last
spring , and the policeman did not see him
again until recently. In the meantime the
relatives had removed to some point In
Omaha. Mrs. Cummlngs continued her
search and finally located them. The grand
mother's name Is Mrs. Dltcman , and she
and the aunt live at C24 South Twentieth
street.
It has been learned that the boy's statement
mont that ho was once an Inmate of the
Uubuque Orphans' homo Is true , but the rest
of his story about his wanderings is a fabri
cation. Ho was taken out of the home b *
the grandmother , who removed to South
Omaha. While there the family became re
duced In circumstances and the boy was In
formed that ho would be placed In some
position.
The boy has been returned to his grand
mother and an effort will be made to keep
him at home. _
MEETING OP THE 1VE1IIIASKA CLUII.
County Anxlllnry
for Work.
A meeting of the Nebraska , club for the
organization of a Douglas county auxiliary
was held at the Commercial club rooms
yesterday with a dinner feature. About
forty were present. Of the state executive
committee Ross L. Hammond of Fremont , A.
Q. Lannlng of Hastings , Joseph Oberfelder of
Sidney and 0. C. Holmes of this city were
there.
Samuel Hces was chairman. A committee
consisting of Messrs. Holmes , Hayward , C.
C. George , Captain Cockerel ! of South Omaha
and C. D. Williamson was appointed to sug
gest officers for the subsidiary organization.
They recommended :
For president , W. I. Klerstead of Omaha ;
treasurer , Major T. S. Clarkson of Omaha ,
and for secretary , C. C. George of Omaha.
It was suggested that all of the county
commissioners b& vice presidents and that
South Omaha , Irvlngton , Waterloo , Bennlng-
ton , Elkhorn and Elk City have ono each.
For South Omaha David Anderson was
chosen and for Irvlngton , Frank Hlbbard.
The other vice presidents and the board of
directors will be selected later , and the whole
action must bo confirmed at a meeting of
stockholders , which will be held soon. To
arrange for this meeting a committee of
twcnty-flve will bo named by tire chlar and
the names will be announced In the papers In
a day or two.
At the meeting almost 100 shares of
clock were subscribed for.
Addresses In exploitation of the objects of
the club wore made by Major Clarkson , G.
M. Hitchcock and Ross L. Hammond.
Later In the afternoon the regular monthly
meeting of the executive ! committee was held.
Messrs. Hammond , .Lannlng , Smith , Ober
felder , Barnes and Holmes were prcssnt.
It was decided that the real estate dealers
of the state should bo called together nt Nor
folk , Hastings and Beatrice for the organiza
tion of real estate bureaus as a part of the
club's scheme.
Messrs. Barnes , Oberfelder and Hammond
were appointed a commlttco to confer with
the Irrigation and Immigration company at
Fremont with a view to securing its cooperation
tion with the club.
First , second and third prizes of $15 , $10
and $5 will bo offpred for the best article
descriptive of Nebraska's attractions for
Iho homeseeker , the article not to exceed
1,000 words In length.
Speakers for conventions were assigned as
follows : Beet growers' ' "convention at Fre
mont , Congressman Melklejohn ; farmers' In
stitute at Sidney , S. C. Bassett ; farmers' In
stitute ot Fremont , Rosa L. Hammond ;
traveling men's association at Omaha , 0. C ,
Holmes. '
The next meeting of the executive commlt
tco will bo at Lincoln the first Monday In
March. N
_ m _
Hey Jiijiircil nt n Dance.
Dr. Savlllo was called yesterday to at
tend a 5-year-old boy \\lio had met with a
singular accident. The boy's parents live at
Seventh and Leavonworth streets , and Sunday
evening they took the. children to a masque
rade dance. They were sitting at ono side
if the room watching the dancers , when the
joy saw some one he knew on the other sldo
of the hall and started across. The child
collided with a pair of waltzers , and a gen
eral log heap was the result. Uufortunately
lor the boy they all fell In a I'eap. The boy
was nearly crushed before ho was extricated ,
[ ] ls parents took him home , but ho continued
to get worao , until the city physician was
called. U was found that the child was
crushed with such force about the chest that
10 Is severely Injured Internally and his con
dition la serious.
Coiiuclliunn Kvunnril KxplnliiH.
OMAHA. Feb. 3. To the Kdltor of The
See : I wan tackled very unceremoniously
nnd wruthfully yesterday by one of our
noot prominent and Intelligent citizens on
the city hall basement Jail matter , about
which BO much discussion ha been cnrrlcd
on and concerning which so llttlu seems
o be known outside the e who have the
natter In charge. The ImprenBlon ncems
o prevail with a good many that the main
entrance to the Jnll and police court In to
ie through the main entrance of the city
lull. This la a mistake ; there will bo no
communication whatever between thu Jail
nnd court room nnd the city hall offices.
The entrance to the Jail will be at the cast
Hide of the city hall ; the entrance to the po-
Ice court room will bo at the northwest
corner of the city hall : the entrance to
hu police headquarters will be at the noutli-
weut corner of the city hall. The whole
arrangement wan planned with the object
n vle\v of complete ueparutlon of the crlm-
nal department from Intercourse with the
council and other departments of the city
mil. R H. KBNNAItD ,
Chairman Finance Commute * .
BIG LOWER TRUST FORMED
Propose to Monopolise the Trndo of the
Pacific Const.
IS CAPITALIZED AT FIFTY MILLIONS
tiirliulc * AM Lumber
.MIIlN , ftil | > OtvnrrN nnil Whole-mile
nnil Hi-full Denier * Alongthe.
Kntlre
POUT TOWNSEND , Wash. , Feb. 3--Tho
bluest trust ever formed on the raclflc
coast , anil representing n cnpltnl of over
$70,000,000 , lias been cousummntecl anil went
Into cftJct last night. It la the Central Lum
ber company of California , nml Its member
ship Itmliiiles every lumber mill , nil ship
owners , wholesale and rctnll dealers of the
ncstern coast tf the United States and
Urlllsli Columbia. All charters of vessels
and wile * of lumber must bo effected through
the Central Lumber company , which regu
late * freights and puts the buying and selling
price on all the lumber , regulating- also the
product of each mill and the proporllonato
amount of lumber each vessel shall carry
durlnc the "year.
Not only are the market * of the Taclflo
coast thus controlled , but the lumber ship
ments to foreign countries are placed under
the sama restrictions' ' . Uvery mill on the
coast has Its product regulated. In PiiBct
sound the dally output Is 1,400,000 feet. In
the same proportion every other lumber mill
on the coast Is regulated , but the regulations
do not npply to shipments by rail to east
ern points.
The first order Issued by the company was
to advance the price of lumber $2 per l.OOOt
Last year the estimated product of the coast
was COO.000,000 feet , and this advance will
cnlinnco thn profits of mill ownars the com
ing year over $1,000,000.
The deal was made to Include nmmif.ic-
turers , dealers nnd freight carriers. Mem
bers of the trust claim they have been
manufacturing lumber at actual cost and
that the dealers at foreign and coastwise
markets were reaping all the profits. Under
the new prices they say the employes will
be paid better wages and the timber men
receive higher prices for their logs. Al
though capitalized at but $10,000 , no other
corporation on the Pacific coast contracts
such vast Interests as the Central Lumber
company. More thn'n 1BO ocean Baling ves
sels como under their control.
The llttlo daughter of Mr. Fred Webber , '
Holland , Mas < ) . . had a very bad cold nnd
cough which ho had not been able to euro
with anything. I gave him n 25-cent bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy , nays W. I' .
Holden , merchant and postmaster at Wept
rtrtmflplil and Mm ncvf Htvtn T con , t.1. . . t.
Bald It worked llko a charm. This remedy
Is Intended especially for acute throat and
lung diseases , such as colds , croup and whoopIng -
Ing cough , nnd It Is famous for its cures.
There Isn o danger In giving It to children ,
for It contains nothing injurious. For sale
by druggists.
Crmllc n nil tlie Ornve.
The following births and deaths were re
ported at the health office during the twcnty-
for hours ending at noon yesterday :
Births James II. Miller , 1730 South Sev
enteenth street , boy ; Edward Nelson , 719
North Seventeenth , boy ; Peter Ncwlnnds ; 2301
Oak , girl ; George I. Wears , 1306 North
Twenty-fourth , girl ; Louis Goldsmith , 1717
Cass , boy.
Deaths Ernest Volkmcyer , CO , 2537 Cum-
Ing , paralysis. Holy Sepulchcr ; Martin
Shearer , 24 , G21 North1 Sixteenth , heart
disease. Interment at Avoca , Neb. ; Jacob
Helln , 45 , 3011 Decatur , pneumonia , Mount
Hope.
I.n Grippe Pi-oiunUy Cured.
S. T. Wiley , a well known school teacher
at Gibbon Glade , Fayeito Co. , Pa. , says : "I
am very much pleased to testify to the
efficacy of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy , ono
bottle of which I purchased of James O'Nell.
of this place. It gave mo prompt nnd 'per
manent relief from a severe attack of the
grip. Since then ! have Ubed It whenever
attacked by any throat trouble , and It haa
always effected a prompt cure. " Kor sale by
druggists. i | in |
Patronize -
Home Industries
lly pnrcliiixInReooilsi niuilc nt the fol >
loivlnfr NcbriiHkiL fnctorlen. If yon
enunot llml wlmt ron iriint coiumnul-
ciitcnHH t.ic iniiiiiifiiotnrcrsi na to
tlvnlern Iiaudlc their iu < l .
I' AND
" '
"iJKAIIS'OMATlA BAG CO.
Minufncturers of all kinds of cotton und bur-
op bags , cotton flour sacks and twine a tpec-
slly. OH-OIC-618 S. llth St.
UHKWEHIES.
OMAHA BREWING ASS'N.
Car load 'Shipments made tn our own refrig
erator cars. Blue Ribbon , Elite Export , Vienna
Export , and Family Export , delivered to all parti
uf city.
COFFEE , SPICES , IJAICIIVG I'OWIHSH.
CONSOLIDATED COFFEE CO i
Coffee Roasters , Spice Grinders , Manufacturer *
Herman Daklng Powder and German Dry Hop
Yeast , 1414 and 1410 Itarney St. , Omaha , Neb.
FLOUR.
S. F. GILMAN.
Manufacturer of Gold Medal Flour.
C , K. Black. Manager. Omaha.
IIIOWOHICS. .
DAVIS & COWGILL IRON WORKS
Manufacturers and Jobbers of Machinery.
General repairing a specialty. 1001 , 1503 and 1501
Jackwin elreet , Omaha , Neb ,
INDUSTRIALS IRON WOKS
Manufacturing and Repalllng of all klndi of
machinery , engines , pumps , elevators , prlnllnc
presses , hangeru , thafllng and coupling * 1409 and
408 Howard fit. , Omaha.
PAXTON& VIERLING IRON W'RKS
Manufaclurcrs of Architectural Iron Work.
leneral Foundry. Machine and Illackemllh Woik.
engineers und Contractors for File Proof
Ilullcllnss. Ofllco und workit U , P. Hy. anil
Bo. 17th street , Omaha ,
NIGHT WATCH , I"III 13 MKHVICIO ,
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
"GRAPH.
The only pel feet protection to property. Examine
t , liest Ihlng on earth. Reduces Insurant ; *
atco. 1304 Douglaa 8t.
SIIIIIT
J. HEVANS-NEBRASKA SHIRT
COMPANY.
EiclUilve custom shirt taller * . : t5 Farnsin.
Our Free Letter
Reviewing the grain and stock uisrktti. will b
tnt you dally on request. In th hope cf deserr *
nt part of your business. Orders solicited fat
sen cr on three to five point margins.
J , R. WILLARD & CO
Members Chicago Hoard of Tlaae , New York
Product Exchange , New York Cons , mock Hi-
hanje. 17 lioard Trade , ChlcoifO , 44 Uraadway ,
York.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1030. Omnliti , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN , : PROVISIONS ; AND : STO'CK3
t om 1HV4 Roard of Trade
Direct mrtt to Chicago and New York. \
Cc Yut n4enti : John A. Warren ft Co.
CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD STOCKS
Doueht and sold on commission. Mecheni
In veil me nt Co. , Colorado Bprluir , Colo. w.
