THE OMAHA DAILY IVEEt , FEBTIUABY 7 , 1800. -
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Was a Surprise to Both Sitlos Again
Yesterday ,
FOREIGN NEWS THE LEADING FACTOR
Unit oil Klimiloin Admit * Mm ! It Gnu-
not Ip | > rtiil HIIIIH Itimxln Nor
the Arm-lit I Hi- for S
ill 1'rcnL'iil.
CHICAGO. Feb. fi.-Whcat was a sur
j > rlso to both eldea again today , openlni
strong , nnd , though losing some of It
early gain , closing Uc higher than yestcr
day. It seems to bo the generally oc
cepted opinion that wheat Is being manlpu
lated by n few powerful operators. Corn
oats and provisions vvtrc nil llrm nnd closet
with some gain for the dny.
In whpnt there was not ns much cxclto
mcnt nnd the trndo wan not as large , bu
the market nevertheless was sensitive nnt
nervous , the lange for the day being lc
The trade , lee , \\&u mainly local , with Irii
doing for account. Initial trading wits a
from Vic to ' . ' c advance , parly trading li
May being at from CSc to C3' ' , c. The strcngtl
vma diiu to a cablegram from Ixindon ac
knowlcdglng the almost complete depend
cnco of the United Kingdom for suppllc
until May on account of the Into move
Went of Aigentlnu vvtieut nnd thu fact/b
the Russian purls bolng closed by lor
Cables wcie received from London till
morning that Argentine was onvrlng whoa
moro freely and ltu ttn was offering heavll ;
for April-May shipments The latter dls
patch cncoui.igo'l wmo selling and cnu ec
a decline to C7Uc : however , the innrkc
milckly ipacled to C' c , when Ilnrllctl
Frazlcr sent two or thifo broltois Into tin
pit and took about 2W.OOO bu. The Liver
pool market VVAH reported ltd higher at thi
oponlng and -VI higher nt the clo e. Tin
northuoxlcin rerojliti were again ver ;
Iargu-Bt4 cars. The Atlantic scaboan
clearances of wheat and Hour wore 3W.TO
bu. Rtpoits conceinlng the Hour trade wen
not encouraging , tliu general advices belnj
to the olU-pt that Hour did not respond t <
the advance In vvhmt. The Clnelnnat
I'rloo Curicnt t-.iys that the weather las
week was generally in favor or the crop
ItcpottH regarding Aigcntlno wheat wen
conflicting. Olio set uf them claimed tha
continuous mini prevailed , nnd were o
coui'se Injuring the crop , nnd another tha
offerings Irum thpio to tha United Klngdon
had Incieased , but wcio said to bo chlellj
for March-April dwllvety. A good liiqulrj
from winter when I mlllois resulted In plac
Ing since the rloso of 'Change yvucidn ]
up to noon today 110,000 bu. , W.OOO bu. o
which vvnB for St. Ixiuls. That assisted li
hoMIng the mntkot stonily. May , aftci
falling to 67' c , sold to ( Tilic nnd up to G7Jc
nnd ut noon was at dT,4c. During the las
hour wheat had u spurt to CTic , but pool
Bold nit to from ( V7',4c ' to C7c , where 1
closed. The cash liu Inoss done with conn
try millers was swelled to 207,000 bu. befon
tha close , with 14 boatloads taken for ex
port.
port.Corn was ( julot , but the prospect of smal
rei'clplB for f.omo time helped to glvp con-
tldcnce to holder * , nnd consequently n Urn
undertone to the mm kct. Mnv opened uboui
% c higher at , ' 0&c , and fold 1-lfic hlghci
about the start , nnd then settled dowr
around 30'/4o for the remainder of the dnj
nnd closed at thnt.
OatR were Influenced a good deal by corr
' and sold higher , holding fairly well. Mnj
opened Me higher from 21'4c to 21c , weak
ened to from 21 ? c to 21',4c nnd closed nl
21 Vic.
Provisions were firmer on the prospecl
of small receipts for homo time to come , or
account of the fearfully bad state of the
country roads. Good buying of rlba nnd Inn
by pnckcis also helped to sustain the mar
ket. The best prices of the dny were inaili
nt the opening , when Mny pork sold al
SlO.EI'.i. closing ut $10.5714. or lOc Improve
ment over closln- prices of yesterday. Lai < !
opened up nt 2'e. . but closed unchanged ,
IIIU3 opened nt $11.421,4 nnd closed -at $3.4C
for Mny , ngnlnct ? 533 yesterday.
Estimates for tnmonow : Wheat , CO cars ;
corn. ICO cnrs ; oats , 93 cars.
The loading futures ranged ns follows :
Articles. I | Ultli. | LO.Y. |
CloBlnt ; quntntlons were n.i follons : .
FLOim-Htendyj winter patents , | ! .JOJT3.r. ;
stralKhtn , J2.9UQ3.40 ; Birlni ? palcntH , ja.loaJ.Kj
prlnK patentH , (2.C' ' ) < T2.90 ; bakern , < 2.1072.40.
WI1I3AT Nn. 2. ppilns. CSTuWCC'ic ; No. S
print ' , , CO C4'ic ; No. 2 red , C7WO701Sc.
CORN-NO. 2. 2S'ii02S'/tc : NO. 3 yellow , 2S'ic
n
OA'TS No. 2. 20o ; No. 2 white. 22c ; No. 3
white. 20 & 21 < ie.
KYK No. 2. 2UV5c.
HARLKY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3. 2703Sc ; No.
'FLAX snnn NO. i , sivic.
TIMOTHY SHKD I'rlmc. J3.1503.CS.
I'ROVISIONS-rork , mess , per Mil. . J10.37UO
10.60. Lard , pt-r 100 Ibs. , JJ.B7H65.6D. Short
rlba fildCH ( lorue ) , (5.20 5.23. Dry ealtctl shiul-
dem ( boxe < l ) , tl.50T4.75i short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
J5.37Wnd.50.
WU1S1CY Distillers' nnlshed- goods , per pal. ,
SUGARS Unchanged ; cut loaf , J5.S1 ; granu
lated , 15.10 ; standard "A. " J5.05.
The following were the receipt * and hlpments
today :
On the t'rjliuj oxoimico ted iv tha butter mar
ket wn wcnlc : creamery. 14ill8c : dairy , 1US
IBc. KCCB , Htoady ; fresh , r.'fi317c. Cheese , quiet ;
NEW YORK OIONKHAL SIAUK13T.
Quotation * on < Iie Principal
CoiiiiuoilKlvH nnil StnitlcN.
NEW YOIIK , Feb. fi.-FLOUH-necelpts , 108,000
bbls. ; exports , 7,000 bbls. ; market quiet but
fairly stc.uly , Some export business has been
accomplished In winter clears. Only known
brands nro wanted. Winter straights , J3.M03.75 ;
winter patents , JJ.SOif4.00 ; winter extras , J3.M ;
? , ? . } ! ! , ; 2- * ) * -TOS spring low grades ,
Il.801l2.50 , ll > e Hour , quiet ; eupcrllne , J2.Mjf2.7S
Uuckwhcut flour , dull ; Jl,20tfl.25 for spot and to
"LuciCWHKAT-Qulet ; 3S040c.
HAHLKY MALT Steady ; vvratcrn , 40 Mc.
HVK Nominal ; elale. 4 : 45o.
, HAIlLIiY Firm ; malting41U45c ; feedingS3JJ
, B ! > c ,
1 COHN MHAfnull and lower ; jellow western
ifcanie , 72c ; llmndywlne , J2.20.
WHIJAT Export * , 180,600 Iny spot , Inactive :
hard , 7 V4c , f. ' o. b. nnd u'diint. 'Options' opened
Ktlonger on bulllnh lluiopenn ndvloes , cuiipled
with Komo foielgn bu > lne and local coverlne ,
but afterward losliwrl of Ihe advance , nnd
ruled very dull all day vvllhln u narrow range ,
bullH being dlrcouraged by the slack export de
mand ; cloned ? ! 4c ntt higher : No. 2 red , Feb
ruary , cloned nt 74ic ! ; May , 73 G-10074 1-lCc , cics-
COUN ItecelpU , 42,000 bu. : exporln , 23.0UO bu. '
pot. dull : No. 2. SCSc. Oplloni were quiet
but firm all dny , Influenced by Unlit receipts , and
closed unchanged to ! iu higher. Ftbruaiy closed
at STc ; May , tG'j.SJMIlo. ' clcwlm ; at Mo.
OAT Kerelplii , 4\C > 0 bu. ; cxporln. 3,401 bu. :
spot , dull ; No , 2 , > Uc. Options vteie fulrly
active nnd stronger on covering nnd sympathy
with corn , cloning ' .SRHo lilBher ; February closed
at 2SV4C ; May , 20(25T c , eluvlntr at ZSv c ,
llOl'H-Qulet and steady ; stalq , common to
choice. 1SI4 crop. 21J i41ic ; U95 crop , 41lc : Pa-
cilia c.-iust , 1VJ1 crop. i'.HU'ic ; ISM crop , 4i9c.
llIDKS-lJuli ; wet salted , 20 lo 2i | b . . lie ;
Uucium Ayres. dry , 20 Ibs. , Itio ; Texas , dry , 21
to IL . . 9o ; California , II lo 23 Ibs. . I4c.
LKATHUIt-Stendy : demand EOJI | ; hemlock
ol < - . llupnoit A > re , light to heavy welgli ( , 2X : :
acid , 2Ij2Jc.
WOOL Steady ; domcttlo ncecc. 1COI20J pulled ,
PROVISIONS Reef , steady ; family. 10 12e ;
extra mess. So ; be-ef hams , Uo , packet , J9.00J9.50
Cut mi'iUtf. quiet ; pickled hams , 9f9Uc : ulckled
bcille , < i9Uc. lJU-d. quiet ; we.lfrn ( tram ,
cloned at J5f > 7tf ; May cloned nt 10.10 , nominal
Pork , steady ; inesn , Jll.oofMl.23 ; short clean
Jll.KKIll.W ; family. 111.
UUXTIJU Flnner ; western creamery , 32819o ;
western factory. 9fl3c ; Elglns , 19c ; Imitation
creamery , llUO15o.
CHUKKE-Qulet : large. CfflO c ; small , OOlOKc :
part tklms , JUGtc ; full tklim , :04e.
EaOS Steady ; itute and Primtylvanla , 15j ;
lea , house , J1.50Ii3.00 ; ncste-rn , fresh , H'.ioj south-
ern. IS'.iCUVio ; rrrelpts , MIS pkgs.
I'ETROLEUM Weak ; Unltwl closed at J1.43
bid ; rfflned. J7.63 : Philadelphia and Ilaltlmore ,
J7.M ; I'hlladelphla and Ilaltlmore In bulk , J5.IO.
HOS1N UuUt ; strained , common to good , ll.M
81. tS. '
RICK Steady ; domestic , fair to extra , SUc.
MOI < AHSES Firm : New Orleans , cpen ketllr ,
euod to choice , 29r37c.
TURPKNTINU-Dulli SifSViC.
MKTAI I'lg lion , steady ; southern , J11.75Q
1S.OO ; noithern. J.OOifI | > .tiO. Copper , tlrtnrr ;
broker * , JOUc ; rxchuiiKe , 119.00OIO.U. L ad , Him ;
. broktiA * Wi czctionKC , J3.1iy.liii. Tlu , quiet ;
, J13 94011.49. ; . | lf , qultt. Speller , quiet ;
, . .
TOTTON SliED Ollr-Conllnuf iloe-k , with
ilotvnnnnl tendency , prime crude , 13 > kl4c.
CDMilll Inn of Trnilc nnil rjunlntlotn
on .Slniilc nnil I'niirj Produce.
noOK--Slrlctlr fi - h slock , log lie.
UIJTITH-ralr to ftood toct < , tOIOc ; choice
to fancy country , 13914c.
VttAtr-Cliolc * fat , 70 lo 1M Ibs. , ore quoted
nt tfe ; large and conmr , 4i5c.
ClliiHEamrSllo brick. It c ; Edam , pet
rtoi. , J9.50 , Club house , Ml ) . Jar * , per itox. , I ! Ml
Llinberspr. fancy , per Ib. , ll'.ic. llonurfitt , 14-lb. ,
Jar. < , per ioz. ! . J1CO ; Vcuni ? Americas , ll'ld
'I wins , fnncj , He.
IWCI/rilY lirexroChlrk ! n * , C'ifJIVlci conr
nnd lntft < > , 58'Jc1 ; duckn , choice , 9'ijlOc ; tuiKcjs ,
choice , IHllJc ; Rie , 7irc.
I'OULTItV Live O. Jan.b on of the Monlnnn
Poultry I'mVlJiK nnd Supply company , quolra
lUc ptniltry fltm nnd "aniM nl ! Hens nil
ymiDff roostciti , t'ic ! old ocls , J'ic ' ; lurkt-y
liens , tVtc ; young turkey RObMcrt. 7'lc ; old
Tom , Co : lucki < , full fcalherrd , 7c ; RWSO , Cc.
HAY t'plnnd , JSdi ; midland. J4M ! lowland ,
JI.W ; rj'e straw , J3.M : color nmkes the price or
hay ; light l.fil s tell the best. Only lop grodei
bring l p prices.
UltOOM l.'OItN Rxirnnrly slow nile ; nfw
crop , delliercd on tnnk In country : choice Rii-in
self-woiklng carpet , tier Ib. , 2'ic ; choice green ,
ruiinlng In hurl , 2Vie ; conunun , I'ic. '
OAMII-Jnck snlu | , iBcOtl.W ! gulden plr.ver ,
JI.25 ; Jack rabbits. p r dux. , 11 007(1.40 ( , small
rnbbltn , liio ) ( JI.W ; mnllnrd durks. ! 3.5 < ) ir3.75 ; rtd-
hendi , J3.7CO4.0' ) ! canvnsbnik ducks. J5 00478.00 !
Icnl , Uun wing , 12 00112 23 ; tent , uieen wing ,
11.7302 W mixed durk * . J1.73iI2.2ii ( Canada grejo ,
tC.fOtiT.r.O ; tnmll gr n > < , t4.50Uft.UO ; brHtits , J3.50 ;
nriui | relit , per dux , , fOtliaC ,
PKlEONS-Llve , 11,0)01.10 ) ; dead pigeon * not
u anted.
' '
TOMATOna-Flir'lda' . per six basket crate , J3.
CAULIFLOWKH 1'er crnle , J2.50I/3.00 , or Jl.W
01.73 per doz.
CAllIlAOn-Callfornln slock , pcr lb. . 2c.
roTATOKS Funcy rutlve Hock , 20c ; from
loie In small lots. SOflr.RcJ Colaindo slack , We.
ONlONH-I'er bu. , 25 10c.
HIANK Him ) picked navy , per bu. , J1..W.
HWKirr l-OTATOns-Cnolce slock , J2.73 pel
Cttl.KIlY California , per doz. . No. 1 , 90c ; No ,
2 , 7.V ; : Kiilmmizoo , Sf.c.
LIMA mAN8-Per lb. . tc.
WATfill rnnSSI'ciIGqt. . ra e. Jl.tOi1.73.
Pirj I'LANT Hot house stock , per dor.
bunches , S0c.
FrtUlTS.
The I s Angeles Comni'iclal llulletln Is cred-
led vvllh lhi > following : "Law ! week we pub-
Hshed nn estlmuli ! ot the apple crop of the
I'lilted ' Ktnti-R for Iwo jeais , showing n produc-
tlim of ( jG.ono.ooi ) this season nnil 57,000.0)0 ) last
year. An the inatur p.iFfed through our ha. id
vvi guess d those apphM would maki a line of
on as long ns firm Han Ptanclct to Omaha.
Thin wed : the ( Mllfcinln Fruit llrovvrr gl\fi >
a table , showing the irop According li > flsuie *
compiled by Mr. II. w. Snow , statistician of
llii- National Apple ( 'rowers' association , which
substantially conilims tin. figures we uavi- last
weik. At 160 ban-Us to the riir of twelw tons ,
nnd allowing f rty fed i\3 the spnc < - n car oc-
uplCM In n train , Uicsi > nppUs would load n
tinln anrtK \ \ ns fioin San Finnclsco to New
lork. Theioould IK ? 400,000 cars , IG.OOO.O'iC
foi-t of space , or S.iwo mllea In round numheis.
At nut Klniici' the llguu-s nppear out of nil
lean in. It seems ntout n bariel of apples for
evciy man. woman and child In the United
mates. There Is , however , every reason to
necepl the flguriu as reasonably aecurale , nnd
Hun living so , It Impresses on us thu full that
on tln > size of. the npple crop depend the prices
for nil the fiull crop of all kinds In the country
more than on any other cause , If not more than
on nil other causes combined. " Quotations :
MII.YICAN STltAWUKURIhS-Nonr.
APPLIJS Fancy New York , J3.25ST3.50 ; choice
western , J2.COfT2.7j ; fancy western , J3.00.
cnANIiniinms Jersey. J8.7S.
MALAGA nilAPCS Per GO-ih bbl. , J5.50W6.00 :
per C5 to 70-lb. gross. . J6.MO7.00.
TnoPICAL FRUITS.
OnANOnS-Callfornla budded seedlings , regular -
lar slzej J2.M82.M : 230 to 2) S sizes. Jl.7Cffl2.00 ;
n.ivels. J3.SO ; large sizes. ! 3.i > 013.23.
; : ' ? iK ! ! 'nMSRlnn' ' ' w.so T4.25.
n\ \ - . , . " Choice large slock , per bunch , J2.00
I2.2j ; medium sized lunchts. JI.7oS2.00.
MISCHLLANnOUS.
't ' "nd dea'eni '
7'HiSVt ? h't |
p\SI IJIlS Mediums. 15e ; standards , 20c ; extra
sfleets. io : llianch & Co 'K stled * . 27c : New
? ri ! ? ? " , "lF'Mc , : "Inndnrd bulk , per enl. . JI.10.
; J9M'\ "ncy wh"o. I'1 lb. , 15c.
MVI'LU bVRUI' Five eal. cans , each , J2.7ii
gal. caiiB. per doz. , J12 ; 54 gal. cans , JG.23 ; tiuart
CUnP , 13,15 ,
Pure Juice , per half bbl. . J3 ; per
KKAUT-Per bbl. , J3.75 ; half bbl. ,
FIOS-Ncw crop. California , 10-lb. boxes , vn
0Ibboxca - 13e : cholce-
pcr
. .
APLE SL'OAR-Cholce , per lb. . 9iTIOc.
REacnViS-A sorlcd. 20-lb. palls. each ,
| '
COCOANUTS Pcr 100 , J4 SO ; each Cc '
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. . medium
size. lOc ; Tarragona almonds , per lb. , laice
2ie ! ; llmzlls , per lb. , Sc ; EnRlls'i walnuls per
lb. , fancy soft fhell. 12e : standards , HCHMc-
libers , per lb. . lOo ; peacann. polls.ied nifdlum
lOe ; large , 12c ; pca-.ut . law. 5 > 4c ; loasted ? fi
r'.ic ; hickory nuts , email , per bu. . J1.7Bhlckorv
"Uls. laree. per bu. , Jl.OO ; black walnuts , per
DHESSHD MHATS.
nnnF Good steers , 400 to GOO Ibs
< HtlCc ; good cowa and heifers , 4 if3c ; medium
; uvvs nnd hclfcru , 4'.Je ; good forcquarters cows
und heifers , SVJo ; good hindquarters cows
ind helfcra , 61 c ; cow rounds , Be : cow chucks.
3o : beef lenderlolns , fresh. 20c ; frozen , 19e- beef
rolls , boneless , Og9 > 5c : sirloin bulls boneless
9fi3V4 : loin backs. 9 M'tc : cow i Ibs , No. 3
r&7'.4e ; cow loins. No. 3. Sfts' ' c.
MUTTON Dressed multon. 6Vic ; racks lOc-
Ifgs. 8c ; saddles , Sc ; Btcvvs , 3c.
I'ORIC Drefs-d hogs , C'Jc ; pork loins , GJ4e-
spare ilbo , Ce ; pork Fhouldern , rJc ; psik shoul
ders , skinned , C'Stjiork ; trimmings , Gc : lender-
loins , 14c ; pigs' feel , cleaned , p r dtz ! , c
HIDls AND TALLOW.
1IIDIS No. 1 gieen hides. 4c ; No. 2 green
hides , 3c ; No. 1 sieen salted hides 6cNo 2
freen balled hld.s 4c ; No. 1 green salted hides
! 5 to 40 Ibs. , Sc ; No. 2 green salted hides , 25 to
0 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 veal calf , s to 15 Ibs. . Go-
No. 2 veal calf , g to 15 Ibs. . 4cNo i dri-
lllnt hides , 7GSe ; No. 2 dry dint hides Me ? .
No. 1 dry suited hides , Go ; part cured hld '
Ho per lb. less than fully cured '
SIIHGI' I'KLTS-Ureen tailed , each 23flGOc-
Brcen sailed shearlings ( short wooled early skln V
t-aeh ICc : dry sheailliiBa ( short
nklns ) . No. 1 , each , lOc ; dry shearlings fahnrt
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 inch Be- dry nfni
Kunkas and Nebraska butcher wool pells ifcr ill-
actual weight , CBGo ; dry Hint Kansas 'and Ne
braska Murrain wool pelts , per lb nnnr
weight , 4TCc ; dry flint Colorado butcher wuui
pelts , per lb. . actual weight. 4j6Hc : dry flhit
Colorado Murrain wool pelts. } „ . ? b. actual
weight , 4frsc ; dry pieces nnd bucks nctui !
eight 4&5c ; feet cut off. as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TAL1XJW AND OnEASn Tallow No 1
IHe ; tallow No. t , Sc ; grease , white A Site *
sreaBC , white I ) , 3c ; grtase , yellow , 2Ucgreobe
ferlou flalKlv ? , . 2'-40' ' bCC8W" ' " " * :
HONES In cor lots weighed nnd delivered In
Chicago : pry buffalo , per ton , J12.00&14.00 ; dry
: ounlry , bleached , per Ion , J10.00B12.00 : drv
: ounlry. damp nnd mealy , pcr ion , JG.OOas 00
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy. G7cfine llcht
lase quarter blood , 1012c ;
; seedy , burry and
: haffy , SJWc ; cottcd nnd broken , coarse 7 9c"
Mtted nnd broken , fine , ifl&c. Fleece wnshm-l
Ucdluin. 15 18c : line. 1481Gc ; tub washed. 16
[ So ; black. So ; bucks , Gc ; toff locks , 2S3c : dead
Bulled. CBGc.
FURS.
City MnrkptM.
KANSAS CITY. Ftb. G.-WIIiAT-Actlve nnd
unclmnecd ; No , 2 hard. G3ftG7o ; No 3. f > SSJ"
rejected , nominally 40i45e ; No. 2 red , 77G7SC ;
2 rpilng C6ij67c ; No. 3. G5o.
COltN Demand light ; No. 2 mixed , 22V4CJ
No. 2 white , Zlo bid.
OATS-'FIrm : demand fair ; Nu 2 mlx-M Is
No. : v\hlte. 20e.
UYK * < 0. 2. S5j.
HAHltndy and unch-nital .
KUTThlt Fancy country , c.iroi mil In
i-ir.-n creamery , IKHSVio , ualty , SiMic
-bteady to utronj ; pt 10l4ill2.
Iron TriiileHfvlitv ,
CM.nVKLAND. O , , Feb. 6. The Iron Trade
Uvltw this week will tav : The udvnncm In
lc fiiHJr pie and utt-vl blllelv , oflrr di-inun-
trotlns how little buylmc I * iH-Jeil under prei-
nt cuiulltlwin lo mail an upward niovt-mmt ,
liavu L in follow ca by a lull with lower jirlcta.
Tim pout wrrk ling brtn In mmt mnrkctl one
of Innctlvlty , unit n\\n \ finve fullfn off. Mnct
of th Innulry ot the few preceding wpcKn np
prnr * lo hnve been by wny of rounding the
maikel. At all evtnl * only K pnrt of It hat
remitted In htmlntrs. Yet It nppenm Ihnt buyers
nrc not fkrptlcnl , n * mom nf llirm were In the
enrly pnrt of ! S9o n * 13 the ultimate effect o
the higher prices fnr rntv mnierlnH. It la no
s. ) much nn uprctntlnn nf lower price * that
tlclern Ihe Inrco majority of those nho wnlt n *
n < 1 ( ' lre In l bettor ns < nred nlmut Ihe prss
peci fnr ihelr own business and for business In
ecnernl , . _ _ _ _ _ _
STOCKS AMI IIONDS.
C/oitrxe of tlu * AliirUrt AVnn
Ni\V YOIIK , Feb. 6. The course of to < lny'
mnrkctvns extremely illnnppoiiitlnK to many
p limns who hnd expected , In vletv of the Rrent
nnd unsurpnrainK MiccTfs of the new govern
nitnt lonn , n decided upturn In prices. bMI
here nnd nbrtncl. Apparently , both In Iximlon
nnd on the lloor of the New Yolk Stock ox-
chnnRe , the ne n "Unn not reRittiled fmm n
liroiiiltr iwilnl of view Ihnn ns ntrnrdlflit nn up
portnnlly lo PCIIIC prafllB nccrnlnit from the
ncml rl e. Conin'ivntlvp nnnnclem cxpre * ci
HID opinion thnt the Kecurltlen will pwrn rcflec
IneiesK-d contUUncc n to the flnnnclnl out-
lo'il , . Already Ihe expcctnllon of n totter mar
ket fnr commercial paper In expressed , nn <
iilno of n renionnbly enny nmrket. A fnvornblc
fmluro l the continued IncreaBC of enrnlnxa
Klionn by nearly nil of the prominent line *
The volume of bualrn'ra Blunvtsl n. oonnldernhle
Increase over the record of the previous Ony
I'rlces moved In lui erratic fnnhlon , nnd In some
InMnnccM the fluetimtlons were vvlde. BiiBar
nnd St , I'aul nnnln nlmorlwd the Krcntesl In
lerent , with the- flint Imnicil well In the leni
In point of activity. The two elocka men-
lljneil itcorded nearly one-third of the entire
IlllRl. _ .
The mnrkil opened nllRhtly lilchcr , despite Ihe
cnld Bliiiuliler presented by the louer innce
of prlcea for Americans In the London miikvt
In nonia Instancri Improvement over the Inltln
figures vvns made , but the market smm tuinei
on Ihe nppearnnce of heavy llqudlatlon In the
lendlnK rlinlea , both for local nnd firelgn ac
count. In the ensuing- reaction many Blocks
touched figures lieUvv last night's closing prices.
A rnlly thtn follow oil , nnd the mnrkel rxhlbltct
Irrt-EUlarlly until 1 o'clock. At thai hour , aup-
porllnff Oldcrs nppennnl , nnd prices mlvanced
inplilly. Sugar v\as llic leader , rising 514 per
cenl , nnd Ihe oilier ncllve sh.iros 15tl'4 per cenl.
In lha movenu-nl Soulhfrn ptofcried , .Ml our
I'ncinc , Lwlsvllle a Nashville nnd the gruniters
were the most prominent. In the usually In
active shares. Pullman ro v ; per cent ; Min
neapolis * St. l Jiiln first preferred , 3 per cent
III ! OrnndeVeilern preferred , S1 per cent'
Lnclrdn (3as preferrvd and Mvliopolllan Trae-
tlun , 2 per cent ; Cordage guaranteed , IH per
c > nt , nnd Kvnnsvllle & Tcrro Haute , I per cent.
The report thnt ITeidltnt KnnlKim of thp United
Slatei nulihiT company hnd tendered hU reslg-
nnllon , togellicr with n tumor of distensions
In the Imiril of directors , wan followed by n
decline of 2 p > r c u In the common stock
ecitlllrnten , nnd of 4 per cent In tinpiofcrred. .
The fonner EUbFerjuenlly regained ! pcr cent
of the decline. In the lasl half hour , taking
of pmflts caused nnolher Kcneial decline. Chi-
rngo Cas ! was coiisplcuotisly x\e.ile , roactlng2U
pjr cenl on rumors of furlher Impedlnienl lo
Ihe consolldallivi plan. An ntlempled explana
tion of n 2 per caul drop In Lacknwnnna n *
due to nn Impending Invcsllgullon of the coal
d al by the New York senate was not seriously
tnken. The market closed moderately nctlv t
nnd Irregular. liuslncss In Ixinds was fnlib
hugnnd values gunerally worked higher. The
dealings embraced n numtcr of the usually In-
acllve morlgagcs nt marked Improvements In
prices. The total tlenllngn were Jl.Ki2,000. I'rlees
for Kuveinmcnls were nlmul evenly divided be
tween ndvnncea and declines on Ihe Hist call.
In the lnti > session , bids nt n much higher level
were nitcd. The speculation was civiflned to
sales of the. new 4s nt vnrvlnir prices. Tlw
aggregate trnnsartlons v\ere J175.000.
The Hvenlng I'ost'K London financial cable
gram says : Amerlenns v\ere Ihe only ncllw
market here today. They op end 111 in on the
success of the bond Issue , nnd advanced ma-
lerlally. hut later at the close reacted on New-
York nelllng. The close was mostly above jes-
Icrday's. The dealing here was m.ilnly profes
sional. but Increased Interest Is noticeable In
tlm market. Canadian 1'nclllc was weak on
German lenllzatlons. At least IH0.010 In
gold will lip shipped on Saturday to New York ,
and prolnbly mole , i\ccpt for South Ameri
can slocks , the Americans weie pcnsrnlly caslei
today on profit taking , but Kalllrs were good
on I'arls buying. The Pails nnd Ilerlln mar
kets were nrm. The coin nnd bullion In the
Hank of England has Increased tills week C231
00) . of which 110.000 was gDld Imported. The
only feilurc In th ? market Is tl > ; evidence of
a rnpld gnlherlng In revenue , ns shown bv the
Increased public deposits nnd tl.e dcciease of
other deposits.
The fi Mowing were the closing quotations on
the leading slocks of Ihe New York exchange
todav :
American Tobacco , C0.100 ; Atchlsnn , 0,100 : Uui-
llngUvi , 1C.900 ; Chesapeake & Ohio , 3,300 ; Chi-
cagn Oas , 11,000 ; Distilling nnd CattlcfMdlng ,
S.500 ; General I'lectrlc , 7,503 ; Kansas , Texas A.
1'aclllc preferred , 3,900 ; Louisville & Nashville ,
15,900 ; Manhattan consalldated , 3,100 ; Missouri
Pacific , 18,100 ; Northwestern , 6,900 ; Reading ,
13,500 ; Rock Island , 17,300 ; St. Paul. 4S.400 ;
Silver Certificates , 10,000 ; Southern , 5.700 ; South
ern preferred , 10,300 ; Tennessee Coal and Iron ,
8,800 ; United States Leather preferred , 3,000 ;
Watash preferred , 8,400 ; Western Union , 4,000 ;
Wheeling & Lake Erie , 7,000.
New YorU Money Mnrlcct.
NI3W YORK , Feb. C. MONEY ON CALI-
Easier at 2iil5 per cent ; last loan , 4 jxr cent ;
closed nt 4 per cent.
PRIME : MERCANTILE PAPER-CGS per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady , with actual
buslnews In bankers bills at H.f > 8 4.88V4 for de
mand and J4.87fT4.S7U for Blxty days ; lusted
81111 KriiucUcu .Mining tluotutloim.
SAN FUANplSCO , Feb. U.-TUu olflclal cloatny
quotntloiiR for mlnlnj 8-B < xfl to Uy vvoro ns fol
lows : JJI
*
Alia 7 BffiObnrnr. ( . . . 43
AlPh.aCon 17 ffiXJ A Norcros-t . lift
Andcn. , . . , . . , . , 17 pifiilci1 , 3
Ilolchcr V7 iomluoky Con
FrsiJt Pelclicr. . . . mi 'Moxlcnn Ml
HwllnCon. . . .18 Mount Diablo . . . 19
Htilllon - -KNrcldciit.alCon , . . . 115
HuhvcrCon 14 Ophlr
Cntcdomn 7 , Orcnnan. . . . . . Ill
ChniliMitreCoii .13 [ Ulusl M
Choll.ar. ( la I jiWicu 4fl
Contldi-ncK. . . . . . . . Kl.'i , Scorpion , 'J
Con. Cat , A Vn 213 I Hftfra Nevada 4U
Coii.lnnwrlal. . . . „ > I UAUn Con .15
rrown 1'olnt . . . . . . HI Utnli Con 11
Exchequer. , , . . . . (1 Vcllowjfnclict . . . 43 _
Silver han.0iet ! Mexican dollars , S3HS53MC
Sight drnrts. par : tclcr.ipbla.p ir.
An assessment of EC per wiare has been Icvlf
on Ilulwer. '
l.tiiidnii Slock < lnolntlon .
LONDON. Feb. 0.-4 p. m'closliig ;
_
Consols , m'y. . . . . . . luxM i Mexican ordinary. Ji7 >
Coimols , ncc't , . . . . loan su Paul eoiii . 7HJ
nun. Pacific NrY. CrntT.ll . Km
Krlc 17 I'cniiHVlv.inla . 4 *
KrlcVdH 70 Headline . 7 !
lll.Conlrnl Mex. Con , now 4a. . 7 !
SILViU 30 l-16d.
MONiY- per cenl.
The late of dlseounl In the open market fc
short hills , Tf.fIlS.li ) per cent ; Ihrtc months' bllli
7-lcm-ls per cent ,
\OtCK.
llALTIMOHi : . reb. 6.-aenrinss , 2,32CM ! Iml
nnces , } J79 , ' .5.
IIALTIMOUU , 1'eb. fj.i-cienrlnKs. 12.3C2.CS ;
balances , J279'j3.
IIOSTON , Fb. 6. Clearings , JI2.100.8S3 : bnl
antes , (1,3:6,011 ,
I'HlLAniM.l'HIA. 1-tb , 6.-Clenrlngs , I0.43V
531 ; balances , Jl,52lfG.
ST. LOtns , Feb. C.-Clenrlngs , J3,900JI3 ; hal
nnces , 13.17,874. Money , COS per cent. No\
ork exclmnge. t ir Ud , 2M nsked.
Ni\V YOIIK. Feb. G.-At Ihe New York Hen
Lstnlo exchange today } 4,2CO. oO Washington nn
Idaho flrsl mortgage nml J1.C5I.8SO Orcion Hall
way Lx enslon company first mortgage bond
were sold nl public nucllon. The Iwo lot
weie mid fjr JSoO.OOO. The CSOO.OW In gel
vvhlch nt rived on Ihe slcamer Umbrla lasl Hun
day was consigned to J. I' . Morgan .t Co. Th
American Kxchntige National bank deposits
tJW.OM KOld coin nt the BUblreasury , a.nd th
Hank of New York deposited jsoo.ooo. Th
Hanover National bank lias deposited nt th
subtrcasury J5uo.0)0 ) In gold coin. Tolnl dc
I'liiiiiiclal AfTulrn.
ItnnLIN. Feb. C. Hxchange- London , clgh
diijH1 night , 20 marks 43't pfg.
UNno.V , Feb. 6-The IJank ot Hnglnnd's rat
of discount remains unchanged nt 2 per cent.
m1./ ,1,8' rcbl..Cl * ' ' rn. Three per cent rents
i-r , , ; , thc nccount ; exchange on London
2540 for checks.
' - . c' GolJ ls auoted at Mueno.
fes today at 2IG.SO ; at Madrid , 17.G2 : at LI.
lion. 2. , , at m. I'utetsbure. M ! Athens , 77
, mUO ! ' " Vlcnn 1 < > Amount uf'bu
En l"n < l OI
( Jc-nernl Mnrkct.
1hpn'n'e -J-'LOUn-na ltr In Ion ,
"v L r lendcncy dovvnvsard ; ; patents , J3.75ff3.S5
* J'W > 3'M : ranc > " ' 3-10S3.20 ; choice
2.7002bO.
hlencr or ' " ' " "s on bnlllsl
though the market Inclined to weak
ness. Later the ciuwd becamemore - Inclined ti
OATS Mny In gcod ilemaml nnil sellcr scarce
that option closing unchanged , spot , , iu | | ; easy
NHY2nIlwelr" ; < eb'U'iry' 19ic ! ! Mny' :1 ° -
CORN Mn\ly-J1.40fn.6l ! ) . 1
11UAN' Sacked , cnstl. , traqK , 47ICo bid.
FI.AX SCCU-Qulutj SScT
TIMOTHY .
-M ! tlm
JIL'TTnil Steady ; ci'eamep15C2c ; dairy , 10j
liGGS Lower ; fieali , llc. <
1'OUIjTnY Tuikry * , Sj c ; chickens , 7V-OS'4c
ducks. 9Hc ; Kcese , 6ff5'ic.
WHISKY J1.22. C
LnAD Stroip and ulvnnclne oh flrmsr 3s"e
Yoilc and London mnikels. Uiijers here now
.it S2.90 , wlilcli bid for chemical freely , nni
; m ll sales moro nt thnt ; spelter salable nl
J3.75. v
I'HOVISIONS Pork , 6 plendy : stnndanl mess
Jobbing , new , flO.C2 > , jod. ; ! J10.1215. Laid , quiet ;
prime steam. W.451 ; cholcj , } 3 E2'4. Uacon ,
Inxed shculrters. 55.C2'5 ; longs , JO ; ribs , } K12'.y '
Bhorta , (6.25. ( Dry rait meats , boxcil shouldirs ,
t4.73 ; lonRs , J5.K2 > 4 ; rllis. 3.75 ; . shorts , to.ST'/ . .
IIKCEII'TS Flour Joqo bblr. ; wheat , SO.OCC
bit' co'n. 2 ? . < Wbu. ' : iRls.17OiX ) ' ) io. >
SHIPMENTS KliHirI17 , bbls. ; wheat , 24,000
l > u. ; corn , 4,000 , bu , ; oatB. 13,010 bu.
I.lvcriinol'SInrlcvtH. .
LIVEIIPOOL. I > b. 0. WHEAT Spot nrm ; de
mand | > oor : No. 2 red winter , Cs lO'.id ; Xo. 2 red
kprlm ; , stocks exlmiistrd ; No. 1 hard Manitoba
5s Od ; No. 1 California , Es lid. Futures , opened
steady , with near and distant positions fcii
lilBher ; closed Bteady , with near positions % d
lilghei * nnd distant positions UiT4d liieher : buhl-
ness about equally distributed : February , 6s 10'id ;
March. 6s lid ; April , May and June , 5a 104d ;
July. 2s 10'td.
COHN Spot quiet : American mixed new , 2s
! Md. Futures opened quiet nnd ' 4d hlKher : busl-
leps heaviest on near poslt'ons ; February , 3s 2'ld ;
March. 3s 2VJd ; Apill , 3sd ; Mny and June , 3s
M : July , 3s Slid.
t'LOUU Firm ; demand moderate ! St. Louts
Tancy , winter. 7s Sd.
I'HOVISIONS Hacon. quiet ; demand Improv-
Ins ; Curnberliind cut , 23 to 30 Ibs. . 23s Cd ; short
; i > a , 28 Ibs. , Sa Cd : Ion ? clear , light , 3S to 45
llw. , 2Cs Cd ; short clear middles , heavy. M Ibs. ,
! 3a ; cleat' bollles , 11 to 16 Ibs. , 30s. Shouldeis ,
iquare. 12 to 18 Ibs. , Xa Cd. llnms , short cut ,
14 to 15 Ibs. , 40a. Tallow , fine North American ,
i-s 9(1. licet , extra India mere , 77s ; prime mess ,
18s. Pork , prjmo mess , line western , (3s Od
Nard. easy ; prime western , 2Ss ; refined , In palls ,
UR 6d.
CIiniSiE Quiet ; ilcmnnd poor : finest Amer
ican white and colored , 47s M.
IIUTTEIl Finest United Stolen , 90s ; good , COs.
OILS Turpentine spirts ; JOa 9d ; rosin , common ,
Is 7Hd ; cottonseed oil , Llveipool rednfd , 17s 3d ;
[ lnt.ei.ul oil , 20s 3d ; petroleum , refined , nothing
[ U01CJ.
HBFIUQEmATOn UEEF Forcquartcr , 3V4d ;
lilndqunrter , Gd.
ULLJACHINa 1'OWDEH Hnrdwood , f. o. b. ,
Liverpool , 7.
HOt S At Londcn ( Pacific coast ) , 2 5s.
ColIVe Mnrkvt.
NEW YORK , Feb. ' 6. COFFEE Options
jpent-d steady at DO 15 points decline , owing
to weakness abroad under rather free local
offerings , outside trade dlscournKetl and spot
market practically nominal ; futures rallied a
llttjo In thu afternoon on coverlnRB , nnd closed
inlet at undmnKfd prices to 10 points net de
cline ; mien. 26,000 baKS , Including February , nt
112.23. Spot coffee , Hlo. . No. 7 , J13. Mild , dull ;
Cordova , ) lG.7 irl7.75 ; sales , fx > 0 tnga Mura-
calbo , p. t. ; 1,300 IWKS Savanllla , p. t.
Warehouse deliveries trom N w York yestcr-
lay. 9,733 bn s : New York stock today. 2S9.C80
MKS : United States itock. 3C2.7S6 bass ; afloat
Tor the United States , HO.OCO baK3 ! total visible
Tor the Ulntcd States , D02SO ! ) Uiga , against 473,103
IJOKS last year.
SANTOS , Feb. C. Market dull ; good nvernire
SnntDS , (14 ; rtcelpta , 6,000 bags ; stock , 378,000
HAMnURO , Feb. 6. Market stendy at U pfg
idvnnce : miles , 17,000 bags.
HIO JJR JANKIHO , Feb. C. Market firm ; No.
r , Hlo , J12.DV exchange , 9 3-32d ; iccclpts , 5,000
natrs ; cleared for the United States , 4,000 bags ;
Tor Uurope , none ; stock , 247,000 baes.
Cotton Market.
NHW ORLBANS , Feb. 6. COTTON Steady ;
nlddllng , 7T4c ; low middling , 7c ; gocd ord'nary ' ,
F E-lCo ; net receipts , 0.313 iMlea ; gicts receipts ,
t,531 bales ; exportH , to ( It cut Ilrltutn , 8. Ml bales ;
o the continent , 11.992 bales ; salen , U , 00 bales ;
stock. 3CG.408 bales.
NI3W YORK , Feb. . COTTON Dull ; mid-
lllnir , 8'ic ; nt receipts , COO bales : gioe re
ceipts , 1,718 bales ; oxportB , to the continent , < ' " )
mlcH ; forwarded , 1M bnles : sales , 1,200 balea ;
stock , 183.045 baleu. * o
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 6.U-OOTTON Dull ; no sales
eportfd ; mlddllne , "i.lte-iecclpts , l.COS bales ;
ihlpments , 2.785 bales ; , jrtogK , 74.S83 bales.
Tuletlu Grniu Market.
TOLEDO , O. , Kl . rWSVIIUAT Higher nnd
ictlvr ; No. 2 cash nnd.Kebruary , 23c ; May , 76',4c ;
July. TJ'/ic. c
OOIIN Actl\e and tJWMy : No. 2 mixed , 2Sc ;
Xo , 3 mixed , 27ic ! ; M tf BlHc.
OATS Dull Imt stendjrt No. 2 mixed , 20J4c ;
S'i > . 2 white , 22c ; MiO' . ' tlUc.
IIY12 Dull : No , 2 cnfliu40c.
OLOVKH SI3I3D HceniliT prlmo cn h and
[ Yl.ruary , S4.40 : March , fH 42 .
ItiC'iU'T8 WhenRj.fWibu. ; corn , 13tXM bu.j
lain. WJO bu. ! clover ffAiJ. 307 bags ,
HIIH'MHNTO AVIii-af./MW / tu. ; lorn , 4,000 bu. ;
> ata , 1,0 J bu. ; clo\crpfrar { ; 1,014 bags.
Dry
NEW YOIIK , FebTa'-Tliere ! ' was n much
.miirovtd . Inquiry for > Hlasse or goods as a
mult of the much.-bi'UV feeling- consequent
: a lha itversubserlplljir or * Ilia bond > . Visiting
vnd local inerchantn'nM'tfow In line together.
ind the general nentlntnnt Is that buslnens nil
> ver the CMi/itry will Jw beneficially affected by
luistunl hlnK ovcrluLbcrlptlon , Printing
lothIn demand and 'pome ' salea unofllclally re-
; ) ortid at 2Jc.
PALL H1VEII , Mam : ; Feb. C.-PjInt cloths
lull at Kc. ; .
I'eorln Mnrki-tH.
PEORIA , Feb. 6. COIlN-Flnn , higher ; new
S'u. 1. 2Sc ; new Nu. 3 , 21 We.
OATS Firm , inacthe ; No , 2 white , 20Uc ; No.
I white , lUVjc ,
HYIKcarce. . nominal ! No. 2 , 41c.
WHISKY Market steady ; flnUhtd goods , on
lie baslu nf | 1 23 for hlK.i wlni-s.
HKCEI ITS Corn. 20.JOO bus. ; ont . 34 KO bus. ;
yd. cno bus. : whisky , none ; wheat , 3CW bus.
SHIPMENTS Com , M.MO tu .j oat , 71,700
ms. ; rye , W ) bus. ; whltky , syj gals. ; wheat ,
i.GOO bus , _ t _
MINNEAPOLIS , Minn. . Feb. 6 WHEAT
iliticly ; Ft-brunry. CO'.ic ; May. C2HCiC2Uc ; July ,
: , o ; on truck , No. 1 hard , dl'ic ; Ma. 1 norlli-
rn. C0'4c ' : No. 2 northern , CJV4c.
KIl'R The market ! qul l ; ( Irst patents ,
J.lOfcS.co ; tecond patmli , tl UJjj. 5 ; first clears ,
2 CO ; cecond cleur ,
Trlni'0 Wliunt ( luiitutloiiM ,
SAN KItANCISCO. I > -WHUAT-Qulcti
December , H.1C ; May , IU&H.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKEI
Eocoipta of Both Cattle and Hogs Wcri
Very Light.
CATTLE PRICES A SHADE STRONGE
MIr it Kf * Not iiiini : ( i > ( lie DC
niniiil mill Midi Higher I'rlvcN
KlNfvv lirre SnluftVre B to
11) ) CcntN lIlKhur.
THUllSDAY. t-'cli. .
Receipts for the days Indicated nrc :
Cuttle. Hogs. Bhcci ) . Horfcos
February 6 SGI 1,83.1 223
February 5 1,832 3,2fiS 751 1
February 4 1,8K > 6533 1.1SO
February 3 1,493 I,4'.i3 65S Z
February 1 843 1,89 * 18
January 31 1,1:19 : 1,119 4C9 2
January 30 1,481 2.7M5 213
DAY'S DISPOSITION.
The disposition of the day's offerings o
live stock was as follows , each buyer pur
chasing the number of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Ominn 1'acklnj ? company 9) ) . . . .
O. II. llnminonil company . . 358 75. . . . . .
Swift nnil Company 214 Mo z :
Cuilnhy 1'acklng company . . . 1J7
It. Ileek-r nn > l Uegan 31
J , L. Carey 47
J. lyibtnan K. 11 M
Ilentnn ft I'ndetnood 35
Nelson MnrrlB 4 . . . . . . . . .
Hhlppers niul feeders , . 104 3 4
I.iIt over , G'H ' ) . . . .
Toinls ! > 74 2,058 21
CATTLK-Only OC4 bead of cattle , a
told , were reported In the yards today , a
against 1.S32 yesterday and 1.4SI on Wedncs
day of last vvcck. It was hardly inoic tha
a Saturday's run , and there were no
enough of any one kind of cattle to mnk
a market. The light run , however , ill
rot have very much effect upon the mnr
kct , the Indifferent character of the dc
nuind of late being such as to preelud
the chance of sudden advinces on th
strength of light receipts. About the bes
that a light run can do , apparently. Is t
make prices firm and cau p the offering
lo move off a little more freely than o
other days.
Only n few fat cattle were on sale , bu
rome of thorn wore quite desirable for th
dre sed beef trade. As high as Kl.9.1 wn
paid for one small bunch of 1,337-11) , i-tecrs
The prices paid were a little stronger tha
yesterday , and the cattle were nil soli
early.
In the way of butchers' stock , there wcr
ton cr a dozen loads of cows nnd heifers
The demand was fnlr , but not nctlv
enough to bring about any advance li
prices. Salesmen were generally calling th
market Just about steady , though buyer
reported their purcluifrpi as costing a llttl
more than yesterday. Everything was soli
before the close.
The stacker and feeder trade was no
very largo for two very good reasons
There were only a few cattle hero ami th
demand was light. Good stockcrs contlmte <
about steady , but there Is a very weal
feeling on htavy feeders , and the tendency
of the market on that cln s of stuff I
lower. In commenting on the feeder mnr
ket the Chicago Drovers' Journal observe
that the prlco of good feeding cattle am
good fat cattle are about as near togethc
ns thev ever have been. There Is scnrrelv
COc difference , and some country i-hlpper-
who sold good 1,400-lb. fat steers and wantei
to buy desirable 1.0uO-lb. feeders declared a
few dnvs ago that there wasn't any differ
cncc. Feed Is so cheap and plentiful tha
there doesn't need to bo as much dlfferenct
In price as usual , though the gap shoul <
bo wider than It Is to give feeders any klm
of a show. The price of feeding cattle
Is not extremely high for this time of tht
year , but the price of fat cattle Is un
usually low. Representative sales :
srnnns.
WESTERN CATTLE.
IDAHO.
No. * Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r.
g co\\s 90S | 2 10 1 Btnr Hi ) $2 45
1 cow SOO 2 43 1 feeder 930 3 40
35 cows 942 2 45
45UTAH.
UTAH.
Cozier IJrps.
3 bulls H1C 2 ( K ) 1 cow 1300 300
1 cow 1004 2 23 1 steer IITO 3 15
1 bull 1210 2 CO 64 feeders. . . . 10C9 3 85
1 cow S54 2 CO 50 feeders. . . . 1USO 355
9 rows 1014 2C
HODS The receipts of IIORS , asvas the case
with cattle , were extremely light , only 1,643
ien < l belnK reported In the yards , as against
3.2C8 yesterday and 2,795 on Thursday of last
week.
The sellers had things jrenernlly their own
way , the receipts being so light and other mar-
jetH being reported higher. The market opened
iQlOo higher , and a good share of the offerings
changed hands nt J4.00O4.05 , no against J3.904P
3 95 yesterday. Some go3d light hogs touched
[ 4.10 , the top price , ns against J4 yesterday.
The market was not very active , owing to the
fact that salesmen were very bullish nnd were
their holdings 'way up. Toward the
CHICAGO IIV13 STOCK.
Mllil Wi-iiUier Clii-cUcil < Iie IH-niiuiil
for lloff Honu'Wliiif.
CHICAGO , Feb. G. In entile Ihe continued
mild wenlhcr Is checking the demand for beef ,
Lut today'i receipts were to fmall lhal then.1
was n fair demand at stronger prices , fioma
lots said a Illllo higher , nnd Ihe "best cuttle
weio from lOu to ICe higher than nt the close
last vvetk. Cnminin to extra cholcp beef utejrii
Bold at from J3.23 to JUS. llutchers' stuff was
acllvo nnd mrontr , cows and heifers nelllnu
chlclly nl from J3 lo J3.25 , with fair sales nt
from J3.30 to J3.GO. Hulls gold nt from J2 to
13.M , nnd cahi-H of K ° otto \ choice quality at
Horn J3.Z5 to JO. Btoekt-rs nnd feeders wrre I'l
modernlu demand , vvllli eales mostly nt from
J3 to J3.SO. TexniiB were unchanged , slevrn
Bellini ; nt from J3.1S t 13.CO. and covte , ttnga
nnd bulls at from J2.40 lo J325.
In hoga thu larger receipts recently predicted
by the packers ure nol malerlnllilnK , nnd puek-
trs reluctantly put back the Cc they took off
yesterday. The trade was animated ut from J4
to J4.CO , the bulk twin * nt from J4.20 13 J4.23 ,
A 1th a fvw fancy assorted IlKhl IIOKS nt J4 27li
and some prime heavy nt JI.30. 'Jhe uveruso
receipts nl Ihe presxtt time coniiUt largely uf
ivi-ll inaturnt , rntlu-r heavy how , and prime
IJKht promlso to veil nt a. fair premium sKoilly.
IB they are wanted by buth local packer * and
intern shippers ,
In theep prlcm v > cre no more than stetdy ,
larger upplen | havhiK cheeked the ndvnnrv.
Common lu choice native sheep sld it from
I2.CO to JJ.75. Wr trrn sold nt from J 40 to
\3 \ W ; yturllngs at from 13.CO let JI.10 and lurnba
U from 13.74 to J4.25.
Il : celpt - < 'utlle , 9,009 head ; lioet , 21.0M head ;
iherp , 13.000 head.
Ht. I.iiuln Live SlouU.
BT. LOUIS , -CATTLJi-IleceIpti , 8,000
nntket Mrcnr : tinllve Itcvei , JXt594.M ,
rows and hclferK , J2.00ft3.4l , slockcts mid frtdtr * ,
JlW ( < t3.7J : Texas mrdN. j.M1J3.7S. grnM nml M
HOaSJ-IUctlp'd. l.0. hd : market SHlO > '
lilxhpr , hrav ) , J.M ) I2J , snlxrj , JlJnl3.:5 | , IlKhl
4M 1 X
lf.UP tJf-c lr.t , SOO lifncV mnikPt uleady
c-s , fJ.C'nf-W ! loiilhwrst , )2.IOtf3.23 ; lambs
iii fit- LinSlorlc. .
KAK8AH CITY , 1'eb. 6.-CATTI.I > U c Ip'li.
S.CO1 ! hea-l ; hlpmcnt.i , 2 , 10 hend ; market steady ,
5c higher , Terns Meets , J2 60(13 & 5 , Texas cows ,
J2.OOfl2.6J ; beef * ! < ei * . J1.2.i\74.r < > ; nnllvc cow * .
! 2.lMi3.t j xockcis and feciltu , J2.5093.S ; bull * ,
J2.Mif2.Vl.
HOOS R c lpta , 4M hrn.l ! shipment * . t.CM
luftil , mixrkot flrnr.g. Be lilRher ; bulk of Kales.
H.SStt.M ; li nMr , JJ.40frS.'t3 ; pncker , JJ.74W
4.0 ( ) ; ml\fd , JX70-B3.M : lights , JS.Wt/S.S'i : York-
Cl * . OKH.tt ) : I'lR" , J3.2' > { | 3. ! 1.
HH HEP- Receipt * . 2.SOO hin.l : vlilpmrliti. > 3
li < n < l ; n.nikel itpiijy ; jamlui , J3.oOil.v ) ; million * ,
M.OOH3.70. _ .
\ tnYorU l.lvi ! Stork > lni-l < ct.
NP.W YORK , Pel. . fi-HUEVES-Re . < lpl * , 7SS
he-ad ; calve * , ic-crlpt * . 4S licad. Matket nrm ;
veals. J5.iMfS..V ) ; barnynid calves nnd westerns ,
nominal.
HHUKI' AND LAMim-llccolpts. 3.935 hen.l :
lnei | hlKlirr ; laml firm : s'llPiiliiR , gootl tn
prime. J3.508.V./0 ; lamlp , fair to B' > il. J3.00
fi.1V
1IOC1S Ricflpli , .1.7S3 hnid , Maikct lower nt
Jj.r.m.r , ; nmcy iisiu pig * , J. .
Record of lecclpt * nl the fiimirlnclp.il mnr.
kelit for Thniiday , KiLnmry C :
Cnltle. llOK * . Sheep.
Honili Omaha . tmt 1.S31 tFi
Chicago . , . ! I,4UO 21,004 13,004
Knn an City . , . 3.610 4 , SOO 2.S"0
St. Linili . . . . . . 3 , 00 fj.OOO (0)
Totnb ) . . . . . . . . .17,001 C2.I3J 13s3a
AVuol . Market.
ANTWERP. Feb. C. At ( lip River PIMlp wool
auction K.ilr.i today , 3.500 balfs were nfferrd , of
whlMi 1 , WVITO wltbdrnwn. The * ale < cloi'd
with n fmther ndvnnce of C > centime * . The
bidding was sluing , nnd llu > Rcloctlon nffeied
was excellent. IVIIivvIng nlf the Fnle * : lliirno-i
Ajn-s , 418 bairn , fold nt MiTlSOf per lirt kll < ' !
Montevideo , 1.C15 bales , sold nt SOJ190t per 10) )
kllou.
NEW YOR1C. Feb. 5 - - SCCURRnnnrm ;
unltt , n.ifl Ions Sumatra centrifugal , fiC lest , nl
3'c , rx-fhlp. ; 50 tolls .Inmiilcn Muscnivndo , S9
le l , nl 3lic. Rcnned. nulet.
LONDON , Feb. C. SfOAR-Ciu-ip , nrm ; cell-
Irlfugal Java. 13a lO'Jd ' ; MiiRc.nndo. fair t * .
llnlnir , lln Sil. Hosl , llrmcr ; Felnuary nnd
March , 11s lOJiil.
KitrelKH Oil 3l
LONDON , Peb. e. falciitlu llniei'd , spol , Sis
9d ; Decrmber slilimiMH , via Cape , 35s 9d
Spirits of turpentine , 20s 4iid.
P.REMEN , Feb. C.-PETROLEUM-C rmuks. Sii
IS NOW UUXXIXO FOH A 11KCOUI ) .
Ovprlniul 1 < liul ( > il Pushing llnplilly
Tuvvitril ( lie A\V nt.
Superintendent of Car Service Duclslngham
and other olHclals bf the operating depart
ment of the Union * Pacific were In high
spirits yesterday over the good reports
received from the "Overland Limited , " which
left hero Wednesday noon with orders to make
n record from Omaha to Ogdcn. Wednesday
morning the tinln was delayed four hours by
a railroad wreck In Illinois. It was due here
at 8:20 n. m. ; Instead It arrived In this
city at 12:10. : It left hero again on Its way
to Ogdcn at 12:15 : p. m. -
From Council Bluffs to Grand Island the
train made the run of 156 miles In three
hours and twenty-one minutes , making tip
forty-nine minutes of the lost time. The
"Overland" was drawn by engine No. 1SOO , In
charge of Engineer Vannoy. This was ono of
the best combinations on the road , the engine
being one of the best over turned out of the
Omaha shops , and Engineer Vnnnoy being
one of the oldest and best engineers on the
road.
road.From
From Grand Island to North Platte , a dis
tance of 133 miles , the run was made In three
hours and three minutes. The engine was
No. SSS , also of the Omaha shops , and was
tn charge ( if Engineer Austin. On this run
thirty-seven minutes were made up. From
Rawllns the train was reported as being only
on ? hour and fifty-five minutes late , having
made up over two hours of the lost time
after leaving Omaha. From Ran-llns to
Ogden Is a distance of 325 miles and In that
un It was expected that the "Overland" would
cut Its lateness In half , arriving nt Ogden
only fifty of fifty-live minutes behind Its
schedule time.
The "Overland 'Limited" runs from Chicago
to Ogden via the Chicago & Northwestern
ind the Union Pacific systems. It has a very
fast schedule as U is and to make up three
hours between Omaha and Ogden Is con
sidered no mean achievement. No short cuts
were taken on this run. The train was
handled In just the fame manner as It Is
every day and all necessary stops were
made. The regular schedule of stops was
idhered to and flag stations were not over
looked.
Aitcnt Joint Klniineaii
John H. Flanagan , on account of his con
tinued Ill-health , hag resigned as local freight
agent for the Clilcjgo & Northwestern rail
road and will make a prolonged trip to Flor
ida and the Bahama Islands to recuperate.
George G. Dennis , who has for many years
been connected with the Northwestern in tbls
city , will succeed Mr. Flanagan.
Hilton for Ilomiexceltcrn.
General Passenger Agent Duclianan of the
Elkhorn returned yesterday from Chicago ,
where a meeting of representatives of the
.ransmlssourl lines was held Wednesday. It
was agreed to cancel the party rate- rule
that lias been productive of eo much In-
| ury to the roads through scalpers. Ar
rangements were made for cxcurclons of
homescekcrs to points In Nebraska and Kan
sas 100 miles west of the Missouri river.
A rate of one fare plus $2. on the certificate
plan , was authorized. These excursions are
irranged with the Intention of bringing In
now settlers to the western parts of Nebrat-ka
and KfttisAS , and will bo given on the foli
low Ins dates ! February 11 , March 10 , April
7 mid 21 nnd Mny B. A time limit ot
twenty " > > < has been placed on the tickets ; .
It was also decided to estnbllrti local passen *
ger association * , similar to the "low joints"
here , In Lincoln and at Colorado common
point ! . | ,
Humor Without rnmnliitlnn.
In regard to n dispatch from Denver , which
appeared In The Ilec Wednesday , a prominent
official of the HurlltiRton system yenter *
day snld that there was absolutely no truth
In the report that there was danger of
n disruption In the Western Pabsonger asso
ciation. Ho snld ! "The matter In regard
to the trip of the Colorado mining men to
Now York hnd been sat'sfactorlly settled yes
terday In Chicago. An agreement was mad *
with the roads east of the Mississippi , nml
A rate of onennd otic-third regular faro will
bo made for the round tr.p.
' 'The opening nf the new mining exchange
In New York Is to bo n great event , and
will be attended by largo numbers ot men
Interested In mine * In the west. Prepara
tions arc being made to exhibit thn product
of Colorado mines , not the least Important
of which vvlll bo the ores thnt have made
Crlpplo Creek nnd Merctir famous. The
exhibit Is being arranged on a grand scale ,
and It Is expected that Its value will reach
$1,000,000. No effort will bo spared to con-
vlnco the Inhabitants ot the metropolis thnt
Colorado has some ot the most profitable
mines In the world , "
Htillvvny \ < ICN ami Prriotmln ,
John A. Kylcr , H\o stock oeent ot the
Burlington , Is In the city.
\ \ ' . li. Collins of I'onca , Neb. , was n caller
nt Dmllngton headquarters yesterday.
General Manager Dickinson and Traffic
Manager Munroo of the Union Pacific have
gone to Chicago.
Chief Clctk Roddlngton cf the Klkhorn
ofllco Is In Chicago , vvhcro his wife was
burled a few tlayii ago.
General Baggage Agent Trnynor of tha
Union Pacific Is on a tour ot Inspection of
the western baggage ofllces of the road.
James H. Jagoo , traveling passenger agent
of the West Shore road , vvno In town yester
day on his way from Chicago to Salt I.ako
City.
Increased freight traffic In and out of Salt 1
Lake City on the Union Pacific has neccs-
bltntcJ the employment of two additional
train crews.
13. Q. Patterson , city ticket agent of tb *
Union Pacific nt Denver , has Just resigned.
He v\cnt to Denver from Omaha about ten
years ago. For n tlmo ho was ticket agent
for the Colorado Midland and Santo. Fc and
was absent from Dsnver for about a year aa
traveling passenger agent In the northwest
for the Union Pacific. The- vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr. Patterson will bo
filled by the piomotlon ot John J. Burroughs ,
his assistant. _
The verdict of the people Is that Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup Is the best remedy for coughs ,
colds , sere throat , asthma , etc.
TnllorH' ApMOflnlloii Hired * Olllccrn.
CHICAGO , Fob. 0. At the nnnunl moot
ing of the Custom Tnllors' association today
the following ofllcers were elected : Presi
dent. John E. Peltz , lllchmond , Ind. ; vlco
president ! * , John A. CarEton , Kankakee , 111. ,
and S. S. Jnukson , SCaucHVllle , O. ; conc-
ppondlnt ; secretary , S. P. Dolnnoy , Uvunt-
vllle , Ind. ; rccoidliiK secretary , V.V. .
Vance , Chlcnpro : financial secretary nnti 'jo ,
treasurer , George H. Hunton , Jacksonville ,
111. ; trustee ? , Charles J. Stein , Chlcngo ( two >
yearn ) ; G. S. Evans , Uhrlchsvlllc , O. , ( ono
year ) .
They Join Tliclr FurcoH.
The Nebraska Trade Journal and the ,
Commercial Exhibit have been merged }
Into ono paper , under the name ot 'i
the Omaha Trade Exhibit. M. S. Bartlett
vvlll be editor and H. F. Hodgln advertising
manager. The first Issue of the consolidated
paper will nppear on Saturday , February 8. \
"Give mo a liver regulator nnd I can rogu-
ate the world , " raid n genius. The druggist
handed him a bottle of DsWIU's Llttlo Early ;
Risers , the famoun llltlo pllla. JTV ,
' *
c i
Miiriterer Surrt-nilcrM < < > AiiUiorHlcff. \f-
MADISONVILI.i : , Ky. , Feb. C.-Jamc3 i
flnghcs , murderer of Marshal Smiley , nt
Providence , Ky. , Inst Tuesday , surrendered
nnil Wn > < jnllcd nt Dlxon before the Provl-
lenco people knew of it. or he would hnvo
been lynched. Jordan Hughes , father oC
the murderer , and a brother , Walker , arc In
jail nt Dlxon as accessories.
Our Free Letter
Reviewing the grain and Block market * , wilt b
lent you dally on request. In thr hope c ( deierv-
Ing part of your business Orders solicited tot
cash cr on three to five point .
J , R. WILLARD & CO
Member * Chicago Hoard of Traae , New York
PmJuce Eichunge. New York Com. Stock Ex
change. 17 Board Trade , Chlrjujo. 44 Uroadway.
New York.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN , : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
Ltom 111V4 Uonrd of Trade.
Dliect infra to Chicago and New York.
John A. Warren & Co.
ffiiPPLCREEtt GOLD STOCKS
Bought and sold on commission. Mcehera
Investment Co. Colorado Springs. Cole ,
THE OMAHA SUNDAY
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South Arabian Nights
J New Story from" Uncle RemUs"
< * > named )
TheSonofBenAli
Told by His Friends and Acquaintances.
BHJHDLKR
TIiis story began publication Feb. 2. To
run six weeks. Illustrated by Oliver Herford.
THE OMAHA SUNDAY