THE OMAHA DAILY J3RE : 1TKSDAY , FEBRUARY 11 , 1890.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
There Was a Break In the Hun of Ball
New * ,
CORN IS PRACTICALLY UNCHANGED
InVlicnt There AVnn n I'rcHy
( liinit Triule , the Mnrltrt
ttitvlntr One Cent
Itinme.
CHICAOO , Feb. ll-Tlicro ( wan n brcnlc
today In the run of bull news which wheat
has been having for the part work or so nnd
nhorts recovered gome cf tholr louses , Miry
closing % c lower thnn Saturday's closing
price. Corn Is practically unchanged and
oats Uc lower ; pork declined 7lic ; lard ,
2Kie ; ribs , Cc ,
In wheat there WAR a pretty good trail ? ,
the market having le range. The fcellne ;
' ' -.xl'jps-J wa3 weaker dining the earlier
hours , but later a steadier tone prevailed.
The early news wns qulto bearish nnd
holder : ! were Inclined to realize. Northwest
receipts were heavy. Liverpool nnd Berlin
markets wcio weak nnd the llluck sea
ports shipped nrucli more heavily last week
than they have been Uolng of late. The
Holds arc already well protected against
BCVoro cold nnd reports from eastern millers
were to the effect that wheat was rela
tively hlKhcr than Hour precluded the Idea
of further purchases of cpot grain In mar
ket nnd pending the tcndjuslment of Its
value to the priceof. the inunufueluied nrtl-
tlu. All thin-had n decidedly weakening
tendency , nnd May whi'nt , which on Knlur-
duy closed woitli from CT'.io to 67''ic. opened
this inonilng ut froirr GOHc down to OC-c ) , nnd
had worked down to cu'/ic ' In the course of
unother hour. The market was sttndlcd by
t.Mo llberul oxiiortf , thu totnl of wheat nnd
Hour aggregating u72/iO lui , , of which 275-
( XW bu , was In Hour. There was a good
< ; ai h demand reported nt the ilMllne. The
total sales wcie 190,000 bu. The decroiiBe In
the vltlblo wipply wns CIB.COO bit. , nRiilnat n
reduction of l.ail.OW bu. last year. Moro
selling wns Induced on the anticipated large
local ret'dplB for tomorrow and the price
liad n further decline ; Hrnt to Me. round
which point thi'iu wag a protracted strug
gle , and then to tu'tc , whcrn lira contest
was arrested for a time. The weakness
continued during the lu < < t hour nnd May
wheat wont to Ct' c , or l'ic below the close
Saturday. After that It rose quickly to
C'i'.ic ' , and left oft at Ci ic. The recovery
WIIH duo to the report that In January the
world's stocks of wheat and Hour decreased
2lWr ; , , X > bu. , nnd to the taking of about
209,000 bu. of cash wheat hero for rail ship
ment and 12 boat loads at New York for ex
port.
C'orn was rjulct and a shade easier with
wheat , but light receipts nnd free exports
prevented nny material loss. Trade , how
ever , wni dull and narrow. May opened
unchanged nt SO ic , sold to from 30c to
SO'.fec and off to UO'.ic. There was a little
rally during the closing hour nnd May re
acted to SO c. at which It closed.
Oats worn quiet and heavy. Inline-need by
n similar feeling In wheat. May opened \ic \
lower at 21Vic , sold at 21 = c , declined to 21
and closed nt 21Jc. !
Provisions were Inclined to weakness nt
the opening'on account of the unexpectedly
largo run of hogs , but buying orders quickly
absorbed the olferlngs nnd prices held well.
Hut the heaviness of the grain markets In
the afternoon had a depressing effect , prices
declining before the close to the lowest Hg-
ures made nt the start. May pork , which
closed Saturday at J10.32'/ . , opened nt from
J10.72V6 down to $10. 'V6 , recovered to $10.35
nnd closed nt JIO.1'3 bid. Miry ribs opened Oc
lower at S5.27i. ! sold ut from J3.30 to J3.32'A
nnd closed nt $ ! i.271bid. . Mnv lard 'opened
24o ! lower nt $ B.c."i. sold to $3.Ci'i and closed
at the opening price.
Kstlmates for Tuesday : Wheat , SCO cars ;
corn , 200 cars ; oats , 200 curs ; hogs , E.OOO
head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
_ ArtlcloslOjijU. I lliTii. I Low. | PloTT
Cnsh quotations were ns follows :
FLOUR Stendy ; winter patents , J3.40B3.70 ;
winter straights. J2.SOSi3.40 ; bakers. J2.10W2.40 ;
spring patentH , J3.10f3.23 ; spring straights , J160IJ )
2. SO.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. G40C4TBC ; No. 3 spring ,
61V4fiG4c ; No. 2 red , CSHGtoftc.
CORN No. 2. 28c.
OATS No. 2 , is Jc ; No. 2 white. 211,40220 :
No. 3 white , f. o. U. 19Vt < r2IKc.
11VE No. 2. f. o. b. . 3S' .c.
11ARLEV No. 2 , nominal ; No. > , f. o. b. ,
25W38o ; No. 4. f. o. b. . Me.
FLAX SI-HSU No. 1. BO C.
TIMOTHY SEED-1'rlme. J3.90.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , J10.10S15.15 ;
lard , per 100 H > . , J5.45n..47i ! ; short ribs Bides
( loose ) . J5.U75.20 ; dry unltdl shouldern ( boxed ) ,
4iff5c ; short clear sides ( bojcwl ) , CH@5ic. !
I'Ol'LRY ' Firm ; , turkeys , HiJ13c ; chickens ,
7'/4irriOa ; ducks. 105T12C.
WHISKY Distillers' flnUhrd goods , per gal. ,
$1.22.
SUOARS-Cut loaf , J5.S1 ; granulated. J5.19 ;
standard "A. " J5.06.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today ;
On the ProJuoa oxo'ianso todav tha uuttor mar
ket was linn : creamery. 14QlRHc : dairy , BO
lUu. KITKO , llrm ; frcuh. I'-'MSiac. Chceae , quiet ;
NKW YOIIK GKMSHAL MAIIKKTS.
ClonlnR QnotadoiiM oil the I'rliiclpnl
COIIIIIIOI | | | | * H anil KtaplcN.
NI3W YOIIK. Feb. lO.-KLOUn-Itecelpts ,
S1.COO bbls. ; exports , 2S.COO bbla. Mnrket dull
nnd heavy ; None quotably lower ; bids C@10c lower
and quotations romcwlmt nominal ; city mill pat
ents , J3,4&ff3t5 ; winter Btrafghts , . $3.W3.75 ;
\vlnter patcntB , J3.80W4.00 ; winter extras , } 3.M ;
winter low Brailc-s , J2.30f2.70 ; sprlne Iqw uradea ,
Jl.fWjfi.W. llj-n Hour , quiet ; guperllne , t2.CiiiT2.7S'
fancy , j.70i)2.90. Iluclnvhcat ( lour , Blow ; } 1.:5
Bliot.
lUJriCWIIRAT Quiet nt 30i40c.
COHN MBAL Rtnidrt yellow western , coarse ,
72ff73o ; Ilrundywlne , J2.IO.
IlYK Nuinlnul ; 40ff13c.
IIAHLKV Htraily ; iimltlni , ' , 41JT46c.
IIAHLDV MALT Blcndy ; western , 4CO54c.
WIlHA'lKxiwrts , US.OW tin. ; spot lower ; No
3 rvd , ( % ; No. 1 hard , 771lc. f. o. b. , afloat ,
Options onvnnl weak under lower cahloa nnd lieavy
world'M uhlprnenlH nnd ileellncil all day. In-
lluen l by heavy llquklatlon , forelun sclllnir.
email American ami Kim-llaa vUlhlo mipply , ile-
crraiieH and InrKu eprlriK wheat receipts ; finally
rallied on expoit demand and cold wave , nnd
closed Irregular at K4W1HC net loren No. 2 r l ,
I-'ebrunry , closed at 73o ; May , 72C73 13-lCc ,
closed nt 72S > c.
COHN IU-celpt , M.COO bu.j cxiiortB , 47,400 bu. ;
iu > t dull ; No. 2. SCie. ) Optlong opened weak
nnd declined under prospects qf hirEO recflpta
nnd sympathy with wheat , ilaally Milled with
wheat nnd clofej WITVio lower ; February closed
at SGKc ; Muy. 36 3.1C3C > ic , cli sed at 1C lie.
OATJ3 Hi-celpts , 121 , 9 bu.j exports , CO.COO bu. ;
-pot qult-t ; No. , S5 .Sc. OptlonH dull nml
fttiturelc-eit nil day. closing HO net lower ; Fcbru-
ury closed at K'/to ; May , -JHOil o , closed at
.
HOPB Qultl and steady ; utate. common to
choice , 1S)4 ) crop , 2iC4\4c ! \ ; UliS crop , 4B9o ; I'a-
clflo C30 t , 1S04 crop , 2i ! 4ic ! ; 1855 crop , 4rOc.
HIDKS-null ; wet > altrd , ! W to S5 Iks. , He ;
Ilut-nos Ayr , drj' . 2 > ) lb . , lUai Texas , rtry , 24
to M Ibs. . da ; Caliroiula. 21 lo 2i | b . , 1lc.
L13ATIIEH Firm ; hemlock sole , lluwios Ayrcs ,
Unlit to heavy welKhts , 20e ; nclds. 2IR23c.
WOOL-qulct ; ilomcstlo Ikfce , lCfl2e ; pulled.
19U2CC.
I'nOVISIONB Cef. . ateadv ; family , 10W12e ;
extra nu-ss , So ; In-cf hams. )0c ; packet , 13,004(9.60.
Cut ineatB , qulot ; plcklnl Imlin. b'iii9o. I..THI ,
dull : western Btt-nni clostnl ut I5.77U ntkf < l ; May ,
J5.S5. iiomlnul ; rt-llnrd , strudy ; contlnont , JC.10 ;
Houth American , 10.35 ; compound , 4 > ; fD ( < - . 1'oik ,
dull ; IIH-WI , | 11.UD011,2S ; short clfur , Jll.WffU'.W ;
family. 111.
TALLOVV null ; city , 31 3-Ko ; country , 31 5-lCc.
I'BTUOLlU'M-Steudyj United closed at 11.43.
UOBIN Dull ; klralncd , common to good , Jl.57
01. 60.
HICU-Btcady ; ilorneatlr , fair to extra. Jlfcneo ;
Japan , 3 ° iiic.
MOLABSUS-Flrmly held : New OrK-aiu , open
kettle. KOOd to choice. 23O37c.
Tl'HI'iNTINK-Qulft ; 2 awVlc.
CHBEHIt-Qulet : larKf. CfllOUc ; amnll , CC10 ic ;
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rnrt akln , 3UC4ci full aklnm , S4f4c.
HUTTKIl Heftjlpta , 7,391 pki ! . Market strtme ;
creamery , 12iil9c ; wfstern dairy. 10fl4cj
.
F-Oas Hecelpla , 6.i\plK8 , llurket firm ; atnte
and rmnnyivarila , 15c ; > vt tern , H tilJctouth ; -
rrn. UHflHHe ,
M17TAUSI'le Iron , quiet ; wuthorn , I11.75O
1J.2J ; northern , IIMXHU3.M. Cupper , steady ;
brukciV price , } 10.S ; rxchniiKe price , | 10.W > O
ja.ii. Jjcxnl , Mi in i broken' price , IS ; eiclianue
prlco. (3.12 03.19. Tin. tartly itindy ; strulla ,
JU.iyi3.41. I'latra , steady , Spelter , dull ; ilo-
tneotlc , JI.001M.M.
COTTON BUUD OIL Inactive , vrllb. price *
n n.i n.illy uni-hnnccd , prlmi" M-UI ! * , 23c. prime
* iir..iiicr yell w , 27c. prime while. 30O31c-
OJIAII.V < ! IMHAL : MAiticnT.
Coiullllon of Trnilr nml < luotntlon >
nn Slnplinnil I"ancr I'roilticc.
The liKTiI demnnd for tK * 1 very ll/tht / , nm1
If It vinx nol for the e Mcrn mrtlct , It would
not be long before commission house : would
The rtceipti of poultry are cnly moilerate ,
nnd prices are hlRii nnd have bocn for some
time. Ths market has fluctuated very little ol
l.ile.
TlHdjrnnml for butter In the ea t Is extremely
llcht ; 1,1 fnct , there In nlmoM n demand even
nt Int low tit ires prevailing. Quotation * :
BiUIS-Htrletly frr h utiK-k , lie.
Ilirmni - Fair to Rood stock , SJ9o ; choice
to fancy country , 130 He.
VKAL-Cholce fnt , 70 to IM Ibs. , are quoted
nt AtrTci Inrcu and coarnc , 40oC.
ClliiHi--DnrnrFtle : hrlck , 11'ic ; IMnm , pet
d z. . J3.Wi Club house. Mb. Jnrn. per doi. , J3.W ;
LlmLcrKcr. fancy , per Ib. , ll'ic ' ; Iluquef'rt , " 4-lh. .
J r , per doz. , J3.CO ; Young Amcrlcns , llHe :
Twins , fancy , lie.
roULTKV DresdMl-Chlckens , H ' ! ic ! conrw
nnd larKe , 5fl c ! ducks , choice , OWlOc ; turkeys ,
chidce , IKllS'.jr ; Kecsc , ? c.
roULTHY I.lve-C. JnPolnon of the Montana
I'oulliy TnckltiR nnd Supply company , quotes
live poultry ( Irm nnd ' .intpJ at ! lions nn. ]
younic rwxtpii , MSe ; old rocki. ! Uc : turkey
hens. Site : j-ounit turkey Kobhlcrs , 7l.4o ; old
Toms , Cc ; ducki , full feathcieil , 7c ; Reese , Cc ,
HAY Upland , 3.00 ; midland , J4.61) ; lowland ,
11.00 ; rye straw , 13.60 ; color mnkt-ii the price on
hay ; llcht bales cell the b st. Only top Bin Jet
brlntr top prices.
11HOO.M COHN Kxtremcly slow sale ; new
crop , delivered en trnrk In country ; choice crcc-n
selMvarkliiR carpet , per Ib. . 2'le ' ; choice green ,
rmuilnk- hull. 2 < ic ; common. Uto.
OA&IK Jack snip7CcW 1.00 ; Roldcn plover ,
J1.25 ; Jack rnbhlts. per dnz. , I1.00W1.40 : small
rabhlls. I'OcflJI.OO ; nmllnnl ducks. J3.50fI3.75 ; redheads -
heads , J3.75J14.00 ; cntWislmck ducks , J3.OOfTS.00 ;
leai. blue wlnic , $2.0002.25 ; tcnl , sreen wine ,
Sl.75tt2.no ; mixed ducks , } l,7 "Q2.2.i ; Canada Becsc ,
l6.TOH7.r,0 ; small K e. J4.MUD.OO ; brunts , J3.M ;
sijulrrels. per cloz. . COI76r.
I'inio.\S : Live , 1.00 ? l,10 ; dead plgcona not
wanted.
VEOBTAnLRP.
TOMATOES Florida , per flx-basktt crate , $4.M $
< } 5.00.
UAULIPLOWKIl Prr doz. , 5I.M.
CAnUAOK-Cnlirornla rU : * . per Ib. , 2c.
I'OTATOICS Fancy native stock , 80c ; from
store In small lots , 30133c ? ; Colorado stock , 43
fflflo.
ONIO.VS-Pcr bu , . 35iSlOc.
HIANS Ilnnd picked navy , per bu. , Jl.CO.
SWRKT I'OTATOIXS Choice clock , J2.COC2.73
per bbl ,
CRLRnr California , per doz. . No. 1. 0c ; No.
2 , 7fic ; western Nrhmskn , 400130.
LIMA rttSANS-rer II. . . Cc.
WATKH Clir.SS Per Ift-qt. cafe , J1.73.
PIR PLANT Hot house stock , p r doz.
bunches , OOo.
FHtlTTS.
MEXICAN STnAWUK15Itn-S-None.
APPLIIS-Cholce Ili-n Davis , J2.7Sff3.00 ; choice
wlno cnim nnd willow twins. J3.23W3.CO.
CHANHKHIllKS-Jcrse-y , JS.73.
MALADA nilAPIi-Pcr ! W-lh. bbl. , J5.OOIT3.oO ;
per Cj to 70-lb. KIUSS , JO.Cnfn.OO.
THOP1CAL FKUITS.
, 0"ANP'8-CnIlfoinln ' ; biMd ( l ReeJUngs , fancy.
" : runcy navcis' * 3-w !
.
B Messlnas , J3.C09i.25 ; Cnllfornlns ,
1IANANAS Choice large stock , per bunch , J2.0 <
{ T5-2j ; medium slzrd bunchro. J1.75Q2.00.
MISCKLLANIiOUS.
pYSTEHS-Mcdlums. 15e ; standards , 20c ; extrn
selects. 23c ; Ilranch & Co.'s selects , 27e ; New
lork count * . 30o ; standard bulk , per gal. , J1.10.
IIONKY-Fnncy white , per Ib. , loc.
MVI'LK SYIlUP-Flvo gal. cans , cnch , J2.73 ;
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Pure Juice , per half bbl. , J3 ; pcr
KUAUT Per bbl. , J3.75 ; half bbl. .
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FIUS-New crop , California , 10-lb. boxes , per
Ib. , lOc ; imported fancy , SO-lb. boxes , 15c ; choice ,
10-11" . boxcw. ll'tniSc.
DATUS Now Persian , CO-lb boxes , per Ib. .
S'.te ; finds , 10-lb. boxes , per Ib. , c.
MAl'LU fUIGAU Choice , per Ib. , OfllOc.
PRESERVES Assorted. 20-lb. polls , each ,
CO'COANUTS Per 100. H.CO ; each , 5c.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , medium
slzilOc ; Tarragona nlmonds , per Ib. , large ,
124c ! ; Ilrazlls , per Ib. , So ; Encllsh walnuts per
Ib. , fancy raft shell , lie , starmnrds , HBllHc ;
Illberts , per Ib. , lOc ; peacnns , polished medium.
lOc ; large , 12c : peanuts , raw , G'.ici roasted. 7fi >
7',4c ; hickory nuts , tm.ill. per bu. , J1.75 ; hickory
nuts , large , pcr bu. , Jl.CO ; black walnuts , per
bbl. . J2.
DRESSED MRATS.
UEKF Good steers. 400 to 600 Ibs. ,
5',4tiCc ; good cows nnd heifers , 4iC5c ; medium
cows nnd heifers , 4(4e ( ; good forcquarters cows
and heifers , 3V4o ; good hindquarters cows
and heifers , 6Hc ; cow rounds , 5c : cow chucks ,
3e : beef tenderloins , fresh , 20c ; frozen , 19c ; beef
rolls , boneless , SfiO'.Jc ; sirloin bulls , boneless ,
OJrOHc ; loin backs. 9fi9'Sc ; cow ribs , No. 3 ,
77lic : cow loins , No. 3 , SQSHc.
MUTTON Dressed multon , C'.Jc ; racks , 10o :
legs , Sc ; saddles , EC ; stews , 3c.
POItK Dressed hogs. OVic ; pork loins , CVSci
spare rlbe , Cc ; pork thoulders , fiJic ; park shout-
dern , skinned , C'Ac ; pork Irlmmlngs , Co'tender ;
loins , lie ; pigs' feet , cleaned , per doz , 35c.
IIIDK3 AND TALLOW.
Some persons , according to the Shoe nnd
Leather Hovlew , hold the opinion that hides arc
accumulating nt country points since the com
petition among city dealers to buy them Iina
decreased. Natural conditions seem ( o favoi
the new plan of buying on selection. The tan
ners nro not anxious for hides and Ihcre Is no
Incentlvn for dealers to scour the country In
quest of them. Quotations :
HIDES No. 1 grctn hides. 4c ; No. 2 creen
hides , 3c ; No. 1 green salted hides CoNe 2
green salted hides , 4c ; No. 1 green alted hides.
25 to 40 Ibs. , Cc-No. 2 green salted hides. 25 to
40 Ibs. , 4o ; No. 1 venl calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. , Co-
No. 3 veal calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. , 4cNo 1 dri ?
Illnt hides. 7 So ; No 2 dry flint hides. 6 < g
No. 1 dry salted hides. c ; part cured hides ,
HO per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHKKP PELTS Green salted , each 23CCOc-
green salted shearluigs ( short wooled early skins )
each Ho ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early
braska Murrain wool pells , per Ib actual
weight , 4fo ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per H. . . actual weight. 4iSOi4o ; dry ( lint
Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per ib nctunl
weight , 4f5o | ; dry pieces nnd bucks' nctunl
weight.405c ; feet cut off. oa It la usclcsV to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND qnKASB Tallow , No. 1.
3V4o ; tallow No. 2 , 3c ; grease , white A , 3Ue ;
grease , white 1 , 3c ; grease , yellow. 2'ic ; grease
dark. 2e ; old butter , 2 2ito ; beeswax . prime ,
15 T22o ; rouBh tnllow. IVic.
HONKS In cnr Iota welched nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , JlZ.ooftH 00- dry
country , ttleacned , pcr ton , J10.00R12.00 ; dry
country , damp nnd meaty , per ton. JG.oOiS8.00.
\VOOI < Unwashed , fine heavy. C7c ; fine light
S9a ; quaiter blood , 10iffl2a ; seedy , burry and
chaffy , 6tr9c ; cotted and broken , coarse. 7fl9c'
cotied and broken , fine. COSc. Fleece washed
Medium , ISillSo ; line , HiTflCc ; tub washed ICfi )
18c ; black , So ; bucks , Co ; tag locks. 2S3o ; dead
pulled , CSCc.
FUHS.
Toli'ilo ( Sriilii
TOLEDO , Feb. lO.-WHIJAT-lmver ; No. 2
cosh. 731io ; May , IDftc ; July , 71',4o.
COIIN Active and bteady : No. 2 mixed , 29o ;
No. 3 mixed , 2SUo ; May. 31c.
OATS-Qulet ; No. 2 mixed , V4o ; No. 2 while ,
22o r3 May , SJlio.
HY14- Dull : No , a cash , 41e ,
CIXViil BKEI'J Active ; prime cash nnd Febru.
nry , J4.CO : March , J4.C7H01-W.
HKCKIl'Tft Flour , COO bbls. ; wheat , 6.COO bu. ;
corn , 14,000 bu. ; oats , 1CK bu , ; rye , -1,000 bu , ;
clover seeil , 437 bags ,
BHII'MENTB Flour. 1,000 bbls. ; wheat. 6,600
bu.j corn , 6,000 bu.i n * , 1.000 bu. ; clover eei-d ,
483 bag * _ ,
Slnrki-t ,
NKW YOIIK. Feb. 10.-COFFEE Options
opened steady at 20ft 23 poinU advance on light
DuroiH-an quotations , foreign buying nnd local
covering , Advancu checked by continued apathy
of Kpol bujr . Closnl steady at 1S8S ) iwlnls
net lulvanci' . Bpot coff < e , Hlo , quiet und stcvidy ;
Ni ) . 7 Mil ) , ISc ; mllJ , nulvt ; Cordova. J1C.75
in7.75 ; wiles , 1,600 bam MurocalbD and COO bairs
Ountenmlo , p. t. Wnrehouhe deliveries from
New York iestrrday , 11,191 butm ; New Yolk stock
today , 270.C' ) ! bags ; United Ktaleu stock , 33V.OU7
bags ; ullsul for tlm United Stat , HI. 000 I.HEUJ
total visible for the Unltfd Btatl-n , 4S3.00I bags ,
agulnut 41,48 UUKS lust year.
S , FvU W. Flrui ; K < Md uvcrafu Santoi ,
L
$ H. 10 , recelntK. S.O rmirx. . . >
Wwkly report Kirtn. recvlpt" during the wk ,
17000 Iflpj , nhipnient * to the t'nltul Slnten ,
14,000 IntRX.
IIAMIII HO. Keh. 10. Klrm ; i l rfB. ndvnncei
fnlec. M.ono bint * ,
MAVIli : . I'eU 10.nod quiet nt UC % ' net
ndvnncf ; foltd. 29.oon t-nnr.
mo DIJ JANKIHO. Feb. lO.-Stmrty : No. 7 ,
J1J.95 ; cxchnniro , 9 S-32d ; recclptu , 3.OX1 bum ;
rlrnml fnr the fnltfsl Statro , 7,0)0 lags ; for
Kitripo , J.IWt IrngUi Block. n .OOO ling" . \\V-ekly
report Steady ; receipt * during the week , JS.WO
linen. _ _ _ _ _ _
STOCKS AM ) IIOND.S.
\\'n *
I'riiiioiiiicoil Strrnnlli ThrotiKliotit.
NK\V VOUK , Ktli. 10. The fpjculatlon twl.iy
wns chnrncterlxpit by pronoiincoil ( trenRth. The
volume of business ce led nny totals lncc
the Mormy ilnys following the Venezuelan inec-
faice. The denllnKS were very widely dis
tributed nnd trf.'k ' In a. number of u. unlly
ncglectftl tlmren. Higher prlees for American
securities In Ixindon purclmccs for that account
In Ixindon. purchnfes by a fuller appreciation of
the Improved outlook on this side n denned
by the success of HIP government Iwnd l wo ;
an easier condition of the time nviney market
nnd weakness In foreign ejtchinKn rates all con
tributed to encourage the local dealers. The
chnnRe In front on the pnrt of Ixnidon , which
had prcxlously bt-oi a persistent and fairly large
roller , wns contldeied jmrtlcularly encouragluit ,
lending coinmlfslon houses leportcil an Inllux
" ' .oolern nnd n decldcilly cheerful tons pr > -
vailed. Tlie news of the appointment of a mini-
IKMof Imnks ns Ruvernment depoiltorlen for the
new Iwndi ! ivns regnrded n tending to prevent
extreme disturbance cf the money nmket. The
purchasing movement carried Manhattan railway
up 4' , per cent to 113. A vaildy of favorable
ivports nnd rumors regnrSSig lhf propeity that
lnvi > recently been current , were njtnln made
to il pet vice , but all n yet lack olllclal vcil-
llcatlon. Tobacco fell off n fraction , and then
on heavy purchases , Jumped I per cent to 79H.
The movement was chlclly based on the covering
operations of the professional l-nr dealers. The
attending story was the one of a truce between
the comimny nnd the opposing jilug tobacco
manufacturers. Lack of Information of the le-
IMII resulted In n flump of 2 per cent to 7',5 ,
but In the late dealings the up tack was resumed
nnd the stock advanced to sJ. ) (
Sugnr maintained Its leadership ot Hie mar
ket In point of activity , despite- unusually heavy
totals In a number of shares , notably Tobacco ,
which figured for 60.COO. and rft. 1'nul for 40,0 * )
shares. Sugar galniil 2 per cent , but the Im
provement wns not sustained. AH Washington
advices that n bill had been Introduced pro
viding for the repeal of the differential on the
staple encouraged a raid on the patt of the
traders and provoked liquidation by outsiders.
The stock fell 3 per cent , but iccovcred partially
afterward , nnd It closed unchanged on the day.
The general list rose 1T2U per cent , with the
grangers , Louisville & Nashville , Western t'nlon ,
Consolidated C5ai nn 1 General T71 ct le the leajcrp ,
Ijeathcr piefcrrod wns a conspicuous cxueptlon
to the movement , receding 2j } per cent on re
iterated statements of the Improlablllty of action
on a dividend at the coming meeting of the
directors. Around 1 p. m. , the execution of
realizing sales on a liberal scale unsettled the
market. Manhattan lost Vi per cent of the rise ,
and Important recessions occurred In many other
stocks. In the late operations pliers ngnln
took on strength under the leadership of To
bacco nnd Sugar. The closing was active ard
strong at general fractional concessions from
the be t prices , but with material net gains
the rule.
The bond market displayed considerable Irregu
larity today , but the undertone was firm. The
Bnlc.s were ? 2.070,0-W , ( Jovernments stiffened
slightly on purchases of $3G2UQO.
Hv'enlng Post's London financial cablegrams :
The Ilnnlc of England's selling price of bar gold
wa raised to "Ss > , td today. There was no
change In the price of eagles. The bank evidently
wishes to check the exports of bar gold , pre
fer ring to sell at a prollt the eagles bought some
time ago. The stock markets wuie good today
and the closing nt thu best. Cunsola sold nt
10SH. It Is felt that the pallllcnl hurlozn Is
clearing generally and particularly the Vene
zuela matters. The feature , however , today , was
the rush for Kalllrs here and from Paris. This
was done partially from a bullish article In
the Times and partly on Mr. Rhodes' return
to South Africa. The settlement began today
nnd a scarcity of stuck helped the rise. Ameri
cans were utront ; , closing at the best , but the
excitement In KnrTlra diverted the real anima
tion from all other mark'cts. It Is Impossible
to say whether another booni Ui Kalllrs bus
really lx > gun becaiibu mlttlcs now enter so
largely Into the matter , but the buying Is of n
very good kind nnd the public Is coming In ngnln.
The Paris market was quiet and the market
firm.
firm.The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks ot the New York exchange
today :
Tha total sales of Blocks today were 424.403
shares. Including : American Sugar. 93,600 ; To
bacco , 65,700 ; Atchlsoii , 17,600 : llurllngton , 14,100 ;
Chicago Qns , 4,900 ; Consolidated Oas , 8,000 ;
Distilling , 10,100 ; General Electric. 8,100 ; Kansas
& Texas preferred , 3,600 ; Louisville & Nashville ,
10,100 ; Manhattan , 9.9UO ; Missouri Pacific. 9,600 ;
Northwestern , 6,900 ; Pacific Mall , 3,200 ; Rending ,
11,800 ; Hock Island , 18,000 ; St. Paul , 4,000 ; South
ern prefemd , 5.400 ; Tennessee Cool nnd Iron ,
8,600 ; United States Leather preferred , 15-.SOO ;
Wabash preferred , 6.4W ; Western Union , 9,600 ;
Wheeling & Lake Eric , 4,100.
New Yorlc Mom-y Mnrlcot.
NEW YORK , Feb. 10. MONEY ON CALL
Steudy at 345 per cent ; last loan , 3 per cent ;
closed , 3 per cent ,
PRIME MERCANTILE l'APER-5'SiS7',4 per
" '
"ST'ERLINQ EXCHANGE Weak and lower.
with actual business In bankers' hills at Jt.STHW
4.87 % for demand , nnd J4.861504.SG14 for sixty
days : posted rates. JI.87ft4.i8V4 and J4.88V40
4.8'J',4 ; eommercn.il bills , J1.K > ' , & .
11AR SILVER 67c.
SILVER CERTIFICATES 67H06SC.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Firmer ; slate bonds ,
dull ; railroad bonds , Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds were an follows ;
Aflulm.
IIKHLIN , Feb. 10. The weekly statement of
thu Imperial Hank of Ocrmuny shown tlm follow
ing changes as compared with the previous ac
count ! Cuih In hand , Increuned , 10OtOoo > > marks ;
ticuvury nolrs , Increased , lOii > , ( U ) marks ; olher
sccurlllei , dicreaiud , 32,320OVO ninrks ; notes la
circulation , dorren * < l PS.f,2H.Oi mnrk . Exchange -
change un Ixindon , Uflft days' sight , 20 markl
45'i pfir , ' ' *
PARIS , Feb , ln.-4 eTtC- Three per rent tfnti ,
lalf Me for the arc Mint ' Uxrbanga on London ,
2Jf 23'.ie far checks , 7
Kim I'rrtlK'loro .Mffilnn ; Quoditlonn.
SAN FIIANOISCO. Fob Hl.-ThP o.Tlelal cloning
nuotntloiiBfor uiliiin ? tnsiki toltywo.'j ai follows
lows-
Silver Inr/t , ll'JliC ! Mnxleui dollars ,
Sieht drafts , jiarj tclegr.'iplilc. ] i tr.
\t-tv York llntiiK ( tuiidttlons.
NKW YOIIK , Feb. lO.-ThO following are tlio
cloHliu tulnliiK nuotntlorm :
I'ltlllllcllll NlllfH.
11OSTON , Keh. 10.-CleprlnBS , I3,110 , < 37 ; bal-
ancts , ilKtK2.
ItAIjTIMOItK. Peli. lO.-Clcarlngs , ll.S'l.KO ;
Inlaliees , J3II.S94.
NKW YOniC , Feb. 10.-Clcarlnp < , C6,011W2i ;
bila < rcc8 , M,73l7.fil ,
I'HIbADHU'IUA , l. > h. 10.-Clearlngs. J7.8C2-
449 ; halnnccR , Jl , 171,110.
\VAHIIINOTON. I > b. 10. Today's statement
of treasury : Avallnhlu cash balance , 171,330 , 0 ;
prlil reien-e , llr < Vt,49.1.
HT. I.OIII8 , l-vii. lo.-Cloarlntrs , HS77,3l3j bal-
aneen , fS37,78I. Money , 6ft S | ipr rent. New York
exehantce , par hid , 25c premium asked.
CHICAGO , 1'Vh. 10. ClenrlriKs. JI3.31S.17S.
Money i\n call , steady at 6 per cent ; on time ,
o to i per cent. New York exchnnKe , par ; forelBn
l nl < cis' ( London ) stcrllriB ,
St. l.inilH CoiiiTiil Mnrki-t.
ST. I/HJ18 , I-'cb. 10.-l < -IXUt-Iull and taey ;
Efl -l ? ' , Ml'WMi extra fnnc > ' ' J. 5 3.B3 ; fancy ,
J3.OCKj3.10 : choice , J2.COjI3.73.
AMII.AT Wcnk nil day on easier caWes , favor
able weather nnd active sellltur , hut nenr the
close firmed up , the final figures for futures
being5ie ' under Saturday ; spot dull ; No. 2
rod , cash , 72c : No. 3 hard , C3c ; Keuruary , G3',4c ' ;
SIny , CCiJci July , C3 ic.
COHN Wcnkened , In sympathy with wheat ,
but later showed strength , and closed firm nt
He higher for February , steady for May iind 'ie
lower for July t.'inn Saturday ; spot firm ; No. S
injxed. ensh mid February , 2Cic ; May , 24ViW
OATS Futures dull nnd easy ; spot firm nnd
ln demand ; No. 2 cash , 19ic ; May , 2JT4c ; July ,
(
ilYIi-Dull ; 37140 hid
CORN MKAI-1.4' > JT1.50.
IlItAN EasUr ; 40'.4c ' , sacked , cast track.
FLAX SEIUD Steady at M'.fcc.
TIMOTHY Siit > -J2.75f-3.GO. |
HAY Trading dull ; choice grades nrm nnd
BCftrco ; prairie , JG.OOBS.W ; timothy , J8.60fll3.50 ,
this side.
liUTTUIl Dull ; creamery , 13J21c ; dairy , 12
01 Go.
KOOS-Sti-ndy ; fresh , lie.
1'OUI.THY Turkey * . Sf'Je ; chickens , lower , 70
Sc ; ducks , firm , 9',4&10c ; gucse , dull , Dffl'.ic.
W1IISKY-J1.22.
I.KAD Finn ; r , cars Mlt-sourl at J2.W.4 bid.
81'KI/rEH Quotable nt J3.75.
I'HOVISIONS 1'ork , lower ; standard mess , job-
blrift , old , JS.75 ; new , J10.25. Lard , easier ;
prime , JI.3o ; choice , Jj.42 < . liacon. boxed shoul
ders , 15.50 ; longs , SJ.7J ; ribs , (5.S7U ; rhorts , ! G.
Dry salt meatB , boxed shoulders , J4.75 ; loncs ,
$5.25 ; ribs , JS.37',4 ' ; shorts , J5.GO.
HKCBIITS Flour , G.OOO bbls. ; wheat , 34,000
bu. ; corn , 61,000 l.uuuts. | , 31,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flouf , 6,000 bbl . ; wheat , 17,000
bu , ; corn , 4,000 bu. ; pals. TO.OOO bu.
Liverpool Market * .
LIVERPOOL. Feu.VlO.T-WHI3AT , Spot easy ;
demand i oor ; No , 2 red Winter , 5s Olid ; No. 2 red
spring , stocks exhau iedi No. 1 hard Manitoba.
5s 9d ; No. 1 Call ferula , ' .M . 10J. Futures opened
steady , with near positions Id lower and distant
positions IfflVtd lower ; business about equally
distributed ; February , ' 5s S4d ; March , fs. ad ;
April , Is id ; May , M Sid ; June ard July ,
Gn SV-'l. lo
COUN Spot qulet i American mixed , new.
3a l id. Futures opcneil. quiet , with near and
distant positions < id lower ; closed dull , with
near and Istant ocwIttdnB iUff'.id lower ; business
heaviest on latest positions ; February. 3s l' , d ;
March. 3s 1M ; April , ' 3s 2.1 ; Muy , Ss 2 < id ; June ,
3s 2Vfcd : July , 3s 2 d : ,
FLOUH Firm ; clcmAnd'moderate ; St. Louis
fancy winter. 7s 9d. d ? ' t
PJlOVlSIONS-tDncon. t\nt \ : demand , poor ; Cum
berland cut , 23 to 30 Ibs. , 2Ss : short ribs. 23 Ibs. ,
27s ; long clear , llglrt , ' SS to 45 Ihs. , 27s : long
clour , heavy , S3. lea. ? ) MB 6d : short clear backs ,
llKht , 13 Ihs. , CgM ; < , hort clear middles , heavy.
55 Ibs. , 26s ; clonr bellies. 14 to 16 Ibs. . 2.1s ;
shoulders , square , 12 to 18 Ibs. . 13s Gd. Hams.
short cut , 14 to 16 Ibs. . 39s. Tallow , tine North
American , 20s 9d , Ileef- extra India mess , 75s ;
prtmo mess , 5Ss 9d. I'ork , prliuu mess , line
western , 533 9d ; prime rncss. mc < llum , 47s Gd.
Lard , dull ; prime western , 27s Gd ; refitted In palls ,
23s M.
CIIKESIi Quiet ; nnest American , white nnd
colored. 45s.
IIUTTHU Finest United States , 95s ; good , 60s.
Oils Turpentine spirits. tOs 9d. Hosln. com
mon. 4s 7V4d. Cottonseed oil , Liverpool renned ,
17s 3d. Llnsfcd oil , ! 0s 3d. Petroleum , nothing
quoted.
lUJFRIOEUATOIl DEEF Forequarter , 3Ud ;
hlndquarter. S id.
DLEACHING I'OWDEn Hardwood , f. o. b. ,
Liverpool , 7.
HOPS At London , Pacific coast , 2 5s.
KIIIINIIH City Market * .
KANSAS CITY , Feb. 10. AVHEAT About Ic
lower ; moderate milling demand ; No. 2 hard.
65 > 4i66c ; No. 3. f.r.f5Sc ; rejected , nominally 3SSJI
KG ; No. 2 red , 757Cc.
COUN Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 23023',4e ; No. 2
white. 23c.
OATS Firm : No. 2 mixed , nominally ISfflDc ;
No. 2 white , 20o.
RYE No. 2 , 35e.
HAY Steady ; timothy , J10.00S11.60 ; prairie ,
J5.50B7.50.
IHITTEll Creamery , weak , 1701S'/4c ; dairy ,
steady. 13JI15C.
Eaas Quiet at lie.
_
Dry Goorin Market.
NEW YORK , Feb. 10. Agents have reduced
prices for Fruits , Homestead nnd Masonvllle , 26-
Inch bleached cottons to 73ic ; Illaelc Stone nnd
Hope to 6)ic : Fllchvllle to 6140 : Forget-me-Not
nnd Farlters * choice to Gc ; Dwlght Anchor
hlcnclKd and unbleached to 7',4c. There wns a
much Improved demand for nil classes of cot
ton goods nnd considerable new business was
done In nil directions. Printing cloths were
dull In ilcs , but firm nt 21Je , and Ihe market
for odd Jobs is reported slightly dealer.
I'corlii Marlii-tM.
PEORIA. Ftb. 10. CORN Market easier ; No.
2 27 0 ; No. 3 new , 2J27ic.
OATS MurliPt stendy ; No. 2 white , SOU'ffMJic ' ;
No. 3 white. l ' .iei9V4c. ,
UYE Market dull , nominal ; No. 2 , 40c.
WHISK V Mnikct steady i finished goods on
the bnslB of 11.22 for high wines.
nECEIITS Corn , 02,000 bu. ; oats , 27,600 bu , ;
rye 17.500 bu. : whisky , 76 gal. ; wheat , 14,400 bu.
SHIPMENTS Corn , 10,950 bu. : cats , 69,500 bu. ;
rye , none ; whisky , 750 gnl. ; wheat. 3,600 bu.
Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. SUOAR Raw , dull ;
fair refining. 3V4c ; centrifugal , H6 test , 3Kc. Re
fined , quiet ; standard "A , " 4ViC ; confectioner ! , '
"A , " 4c ; cut loaf , 6UC ; crushed , 5lje ; pow
dered. 5V4e : granulated. 4Tie ; cubes , 5'ic.
LONDON , Feb. 10. BUOAR Cane , nrm : centri
fugal Java , 13H I0',4d ! Museovndo. fair rellnlng ,
13s 9d ; bwt , active and higher ; February , 10s lOd ;
March , 12s. _ _
Cnlluii Ml'.rl.'cl.
ST. LOUIS , Ffh. 10. COTTON Quiet ; mid
dling "Tic ; Bales , 400 bnloH ; receipts , 1,064 bales ;
shipments , 1.015 babs : tock. 74.144 balm.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10 , Easy : middling ,
7 9-lGo ; low middling , V/tc ; good ordinary.
0 ll.lGo ; net. receipts , 6,320 bales : gross , 6.6'J9
bales : exports to the continent , 6,232 baits ; * , ! es ,
2,1 > 50 bales ; stock , 332,511 bales.
Mliiiunpoll'AVIioul Mnrkpt.
MINNEAPOLIS , , F.fb. 10. WHEAT Weak ;
February , 59V4c ; II K 61We % July , 62ic.
On track : No. 1 hard , ' 60V4c ; ' No. 1 northern ,
WQ59",4o ; No. 2 northern ! 68 > ,4c.
" : lltittt'r ' Market. I
ELGIN. III , . Feb. Ji IUJTTBU Active : offerIngs -
Ings 61,320 Ibs. ; alc36,9CO 1L , at ISc ; 3,000 Ibs.
at 18i,4c. ° - * _
'KrlHt-u AVIii'iif ( iuiitntlniiN.
SAN FRANCISCO1. ) . 10 , WHEAT Dull ;
December , J1.15K ; Mio > , Jl.17 % .
> vlli I'oUuiiliiK Her lIiiHliiiiul
IOIUU , Pa. , Feb. . lO.t The grand Jury has
held Mrs. Kate M. Nellls and Edgar C.
Gardner of Glrard for' ' trial on the charge
of administering : poison to Peter H. Nellie ,
the tornier'a Iiuubanrt. JoBcjihlno 0. Htowell ,
the Cincinnati spiritualist , has been Indicted
on two counts , orm.ot conspiracy , aiid tbo
other of being ncceiopry' to tlio fnct.
All of ilic Moil Ac'uuiiutoil For.
BRISTOL , Conn , , Feb. JO. Medical Ex
aminer Hull announces today that all of the
men who were on the bridge at the time of
the disaster Thursday night have been
accounted for. and that tlie complete death
list contains fix names. So far five bodies
have been recovered. The ona missing Is
Patrick McCarthy of New Urltaln ,
Men Go on n. Strike.
CHICAGO , Feb. 10 , About 200 men em
ployed by the United States -Bicycle com
pany went out on a strike today , according
to one of the company officials , because a
foreman wag discharged Saturday and upon
the refusal of the company to reinstate him
the men walked out. No serious trouble U
expected.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Receipts nnd Lower Prices Mark
the Week's Opening.
DECLINE AT CHICAGO IS A DAMPENER
l.oenl llujorn Kollovr Uic tinnl Cloncl )
nml Tnki- Off Toil CfiitM
Sloiv iinter ; a Five Ci'lit
MONDAY , Feb. 10.
Hccelpts for the tlnys Indicated arc :
UATTLK-Only J.S10 lieatl ot cattle were
received toilay , ns ngnlnst 9(3 on Saturilny
and 1-iat on Monday of last week. A con
siderable proportion of tlio receipts con
sisted ot corn foil steers , but tlie most ot
them wci-o only common to fair , really
desirable cattle being In light supply.
Tbc mnrltct on beef stcory wns very slow
nnd Itvns Into Before It opened
nt nil , Chlcngo reported 23.000 cuttle re
ceived , nnd lOJildC lower , which put n
damper on the trndo here. The buyers
were Inclined to wnlt for developments
from other markets before buying , nr.O
when they did open their months It was tu
bid prlci'H thru Were nt least lOc lower ,
nnd In some cnscs 15c. Uutchers' stock did
not feel the decline In so firent n degree.
In fnct. desirable cows nnd heifers did not
sell very much lower , but the common
grades were both slow nnd lower.
Stockols nnd feeders were In llKht supply
and there wns not much doing on tlio mar
ket. Representative snlcs :
IIOOR The marlcet opened with about the
usual Monday's receipts on pale , 3Ml | IOK being
reported In , as ngolnst 2.SW ytntcrdny nnd 1.608
on Monday of last week. The receipts were llsht
enough to insure n Kood market , but the receipts
were so dlscournRhiK from oilier market points
that It was Impossible to hold up prices. The
buyers started out bidding about 5c lower , nnd.
they succeeded In l-uylng the hogs about that
way. Salesmen were not Inclined to make the
conccEsIoiiH without a EtriiBRle and the mar
ket In , couscifuenci. ' was rather slow. The popu
lar price was 13.90. ns against J3.90ff3.93 on
Saturday. while the top was J3.95 , HH
against JI.OO on Saturday. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
17 4G2 . . . J3 75
SHEEP What sheep there were here changed
hands , but the market was weak and dull owing
to the break In eastern markets. Reprchcvitatlve
sides :
No. Av. Pr.
Ml western ewes S5 J2 76
64 mixed natives 123 330
CHICAGO LI VIC STOCK.
Trnilu 'VViiM Fairly Active , but tin-
Supply AViiM Too l.ttrKf ,
CHICAGO , Feb. 10. In cattle trade was fairly
active , Lut the supply wan much too large , re
sulting In a reduction of from lOc to He In
price , nnd a good many cattle were carried
over , Sales were at from J3.15 to J4.65 for com
mon to oxlra native beef cnltle , with transac
tions largely from 53.0) to J4.49 , Hutcliers * nnd
canners' cattle were In good demand , ruling
from 5o to lOc lower. Cows nnd heifers enlt's
were largely nt from J2 to J3.15 , bulls selling at
from J2 to J3.60 , nnd cnlves were firm nt from
J5 to J6.30 for th better class. The stocker
ami feeder Undo was slow nt slightly lower
prlcos.
In hogs , In spite of large Increased recolplH ,
prloeH were fairly well puMnlm'd , Fides helm ;
at nUiut Co reduction , the market closing sternly
at the decline. Common t prime droves sold nt
from J3.95 In 14.60 , with the bulk of Fa ! OH at
from J4.1R to J4.25 , shlppcrH taking the best.
In uieep | trade wns slower than last week ,
though fairly acllve , nnd prices were 10o or
moru lower. Common to choice native sheep
were -nlenble nt from J2.60 lo J3.75. westerns ri (
from J3.20 to J3.CO. yearlings nt from J3.GO to
JI.10 nnd lu-lnlm nt from J3 13 J4.G5. Lambs were
plentiful , but choice lots worn scarce.
RECEIPTS-Cnttle , 23,000 head ; hogs , 31,000
head ; thecp ,
Vorl Live. Stock Market.
NH\V YORK. Feb. lO.-REEVES-Recclpts.
4,246 head ! ncllvo ; 10020o hlslier for steers nnd
oxen ; COWH and bulls , stendv ; clwed w < knk ; steei-H ,
common to chnlce , JI.104.70 ; oxen , J3. ( ) ii4.00 ;
bulls , J2.G5 < Q3.:3 ; cows , J1.60i73.60. C lllower ;
refrigerator beef , A'.iOI'&o ; Amerlcnn steers , 9f
94o ! , dressed weight.
SHEEP AND LAMI1S Receipts. 8,9..S liend ;
opened nctlve , 15025o higher ; clnsM lower ; com
mon to prime. J3.00W4.I214 ! choice wethers. J4.Mf
4.60 : culls , J2.60 ; lambs , J4.WI(6.6214 ( ; line car
extra Ohio lambs , J5.76 ; late sales , Ji.40&5.fX ) fur
prlmn to choice.
HOaS-IU-celpts , 10,337 bead ; firm , J4.50fll.fO.
KIIIIKIIN Cltv Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 10.CATTLI'Rfcelpt .
6,700 head ; shipment * , 2,100 lieud. Mnrket slow lo
hulls , 12.0003.10.
UOOS Receipts , 6,300 head ; ihlpmcnlB , 1,100
head. Market weak , 60 lower ; bulk ft enlca , 13.M
B3.W : heavies , 13.6003.94 ; packers. I3.60fti3.93 ;
mixed. 13.75S3.90 : HKhU , J3.65Q3.9) ; Yorkers ,
J3.iOfl3.90 ; pic * , J3.C003.M.
SIIKHP Receipts , S.1W head : uhlpmentH , tOi )
head. Market utrudy ; ] umbn , J3.23if4.30i mutton * ,
J2.00ff3.45.
St. LonlK Llvu Stock.
BT. IXUIH , Feb. lO.-CATTLK-llcCflpts. 3.000
HOGS Kc-c'elpts. 6.000 bend. Mnrket MflCk )
lower ; heavy , J4.WW4.20 ; mlx d , J3.W ( .15 ; llicht ,
SHEEP Receipts. 1,600 head. Market ilowj
native. JJ.753.&J ; fcuuthern , J2.IOa3.23j larnb ,
J3.W04.W. _ .
Stock In
Record < > f recelptii at the four principal mar
kets for Monday. February 10 :
Cattle. HOKS. Sheep.
South Omaha , . . . . . , . 1,210 1.W4 ! 9
. . . . . . . . . . 23.1WJ Sl.00.1 20. ( W
. . 6.W > ,300 3,100
City
iui. . . . . : : ; : ; : : ; : . : . ; . " . . . . . ( > tw > i.ooo
TotaJf . WIO 0i04 21,885
iM-rnn riiAYims ron
Twrnty-I'lvc Cliiirplirw Intcroeilc foi
I'cmrciitoil < 'hrlHtlniiN ,
ni'KPAl.O , Peb. 10. Nearly all th Trot-
pstnnt churches ol IltitTalo , with several Jew
ish conKrepntlons , united In twenty-live
places nt worship last night In simultaneous
meetlnfis to protest against the Armenian
outMKeB. A uniform resolution was adopted
nt the several mcctlnRs calling on congrcs
and tlio executive branch of the United State
government to take imch Immediate action
as will effectively restrain the Turkish gov
crnmcnt and subjects from further murde
and outrages In Armenia , and demanding tlm
commissioners from this government bo n
once dispatched to Turkey to see that ou
demands arc complied with. Copies of the
resolution will bo sent to each ponator am
representative In congress from this state , to
be by them presented to the president and In
troduceJ In both houses ot congress. A
largo contribution for relief work In the
stricken provinces was taken up at the meet
Ingj.
KII.LUD MY A 1IOILKH KXIM.OSIOJf
Out ; Mini Dcrril , Another l > lnur nni
I-'lve. lori * liijiu-cil ,
1'AAVTUCKBT. It. If. Keb. 16. Ono man
was killed , one was fatally Injured and five
others seriously hurt by the explosion of a
110-horsc power boiler at the Ann and Hope
cotton mill , Lonsdalc , today. List of kllUd
and Injured.
PATRICK M'CAXNON , unmarried , a flro
man : Instantly killed.
Injured :
Hugh McKalren , married , two children ; n
coal carrier , fractured skull ; will dlo.
James Flnncgan , flrcman , badly scalded
will recover.
The engineer , assistant engineer , anothc
fireman and n coal carrier , who were In the
building at the time , were also hurt , but the !
Injuries arc not serious.
KltASTUS WIMAX XOW A PIIKH MAX
I'roniliicnt I'ltmnclcr C'lcnrcil of Crlin
Iniil Chiirm's.
NR\V YORK , Kcb. 10. District Atlornej
Fellows today made n recommendation In
tlie court of general sessions that nil the
pending Indictments against Krastus Wlman
bo dismissed. Judge McMahon promptly
granted the motion.
The Indictments against Mr. Wlman were
found early In the spring of 1S94 , a few
months after Ills failure In business , nnd ho
was tried early In June of the snme year.
He was charged with forging the endorse
ment of R. W. Dulllngcr to a check for $5,000.
Wlman'a defense was that ho was n partner
lu the firm of U. O. Dun & Co. , to which
the check wao drawn , and as such ho was
entitled to draw checks.
I--ATIII3K IJI3AI ) AXI1 SO.V IS DYIXR
I 'lit nl ID n ell n Ref n Tn-o-Fiimlly < luir-
rcl in MiNNonrl.
ATCHISON , Kan. , Feb. 10.V. . I. Ilurdott
Is dead and his son , W. I. Ilurdett , Is dying
at Sugar Lake , southeast of hero , In Mis
souri , the result of a Sunday fight. Par
ticulars of the affair are meager , but It Is
known that George and Charley Way ,
brothers , engaged In a fight with the Bur-
dctts and after a desperate tussle worsted
them. The elder Uurdett was killed n'most '
instantly , while his son received \vounds
from which ho cannot recover. The fight
took place about noon. The Way brothers
were arrested and arc now In jail. Sugar
I.cko Is a small town In 1'latto county.
Tronlile.s In tlio IlliMiiCMS.
NEW YOHK , Feb. 10. Eben Peck , lum
ber dealer , made an assignment today to
William S. Kelley. Assets , ? 30,000 ; liabili
ties , $40,000.
PROVIDENCE. R. I. , Fcb. 10. Charles K.
George & Co. , hardware dealers , have made
a general assignment for the benefit of their
creditor ? , both Individually and as a firm ,
James A. George being the company. Neither
liabilities nor assets are obtainable at present.
CLEVELAND. 0. , Feb. 10. A special
from New Philadelphia , 0. , says : W. C.
Brown of the City bank has assigned to E.
A. Deardorff. He turns all of hia property
over to the assignee , Including land In nearly
every atato In the union. His liabilities ! are
not yet known , but are said to reach several
lundred thousand dollars. A great many
business men have been caught In the as
signment. _
Importing : Siinnr from .
PHILADELPHIA , Fob. 10. About 12,300
tons of sugar are now afloat on the way to
this -port from Alexandria , Egypt. These
cargoes arc on board British tramp steam
ers , and are due hero about March 1. The
mportatlon In large quantities of Egyptian
sugar Is a. new thing , made necesrary by
the Impression that the Cuban crops , by
eason of the war , would be very poor. In
addition to this large quantity , considerable
sugar Is being shipped from Hamburg , In
British steamships , and from Honolulu , In
American clipper ehlps.
Sulclilc of nn Oklahoma Gaiulilcr.
FORT SCOTT , Kan. , Feb. 10. Howard M.
Cummings , n gambler , widely known In Mis
souri , Kansas and Texas , committed suicide
n his room at the Huntlngton hotel In this
city by taking morphine. Ho first attempted
to hang1 himself by suspending a trunk rope
from the boJstead , but failed. He la a ton
of Judge J , R. Cummings , department com-
nander of the Grand Army of the Republic
of Oklahoma territory , nnd the probate judge
of Kingfisher county. Ho was known as one
of the most daring gamblers of the three
states.
Clilciiuro Ilay lit Montreal.
CHICAGO , Feb. 10. The Victoria club has
appointed a committee to support a movement
looking to the- holding of a "Chicago day" at
the Montreal exposition , which opens on May
21 , the queen's birthday , nnd closes on
October Vi. It was urged that , aa the trade
between the United States and Canada now
amounts to $50,000,000 per year , and Is
yearly Increasing1 , It would be wise from n
commercial point of view to encourage nnd
aid thls"Canada's first great International
expojltlon" to the fullest extent.
ArrnlKiifil.
NI5W YOIIK , Fcb , 10. "Sid" Manning ,
nlliiH Ycnnlc , nnd George-Carson , nllns Hay-
wood , accused of bnvlnt ; robbed the postof-
flco nt Springfield , 111. , were renrralcncil
before United States Commissioner Shields
this afternoon. Lawyer O'C'onncll , In behalf
of the prisoners , linked for their relenBc ,
clalmlnu Hint the government bail not pro
duced Bulliclent evidence on which to hold
his clients. Commissioner ShloldH Bald that
Jarson nnd Yennlo had been fuily Identified
ns being seen about the postolllcu oil DIG day
of the robbery. The hearing wna not con
cluded.
Duly ii ii KrOKi-ii Hcrrlntf.
GLOUCESTER. MastFcb. . 10. Collccotr
Richardson has made formal demand on all
vessel owners for duty on all frozen herring
brought Into this port this season , In ac
cordance with Instructions just received from
Washington. Some of the owners have paid
under protest , while others refuse , and In-
; ciul to test the law. _
I n J n r i'il liy nn K.tiiloNloii of ( Jan.
PITTSDURQ , Fcb. 10. By an explosion of
K.I a In a furnace at Janes & > Laughlln's Iron
works this morning , Martin Kronskl , n work
man , was fatally burned and thrco others
sorlously Injured. The explosion was caused
jy the gas from a leaking valve Igniting from
a match struck by a workman to light Ills
pipe.
Han Into nn OIM-II
COLUMBUS , O. , Feb , 10 , Train No. 0 , an
the Cincinnati & MuskliiBiim Vullcy road
when clew to Itosovlllo , ran Into nil old
mine BWltcb which WIIH open. di'i-iillliiK ti )
ruin nml klllUm lliiKKHKi'iiuiHiiir KlMlmr and
njurllife- . H. HiKlt'Jr' . fiiKlneer ; .Ion I'orler ,
ilreimin , nnd Mull Aiicnl Hell. David Llu-
nirt of Xuncuvlllo hud an nrm brukvn ,
IliicUlcn'n Arnica rjnlvc.
The bout unlvo In the world for cuts ,
brulies. Bores , ulcers , nail rheum , fever soren ,
tetter , chapped handi , chilblains , corns and
all skin eruption" , and positively cures piles ,
or no pay required. It U guaranteed to give
perfect uatlnfuctlon or money refunded. Price
:5 : cents per box. For sale by Kuhn & Co.
IllilH for Co in | i lull n if tin *
ALBANY , N. Y. , Fob , JO. The capital
commission thin afternoon opened bldH for
completing the contract. Two new hlda were
for the entire work , by John ! ' crcq , New
York , J1K/0,000 ; J , Uodwell , JIalwcll. Me. ,
i
Patronize * J
m
Kama industries
! ! ? iuirclin liix uomln mndo at < lif ( at.
lowing Nclirnuku riirdirlcn. If yon
< MI mi nt Unit 11 hut yon M-nitt oninitttmt-
ento tvltli lac iititiiufnctiirorn MR to
\vlm ( ileiilorn liitiullo tliolr nooil.1.
in. in. . vi * AXI
OMAHA i Afca
Minufnclurers ot nil kinds of ration and bur
ton l. . c . raltun ll. AM- sack ! nnj twine a ipro
laity. 6H-S16-GIS 8. lltti 81.
A i IA im K\V i NfYvss'N7
Cnr load shipments mJo In our own rcfrln-
fi-ntor tan. lllui > Illbbon , Hllto Kxport. Vlcnni
lxport , nnd tomlly Import , delivered to all parti
of city.
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CONSOUDATF1) COl'FKK CO
Coffee lto lcr , Spire tit Indent , Mnnufnctureri
Clcrmnn linking rowdcr nml Ocrmiin Dry Hop
Ttnct. H14 and 1(15 llnrncy HI. . Omaha. Neb.
Kt.Ollll.
S. F. OILMAN.
Mnmihcturcr of Gold Medal Flour.
C. R. niack. Manager. Omalm.
X U'OUKH.
IMAMS * ! COWGILL IRON WORKS
ManiifArturfts nnd Jobbers of Machinery ,
Oencrnl icpultltii ; n specially. 1(01 , 1503 and 150S
Jncksan strot-l , Otnnha , Neb.
iNnusTiu LTirox WORKS
Manufacturing end Hepalilng of all kinds ot
mnchlticiy , engines , puntps. elevators , printing
p'rsjes , hangers , thaftlng ami couplings 1409 and
140S IlownrJ St. , Omaha. _
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PAX'roN'vTvTiiiRLiNr IRON WUKS
Manufacturers ot Architectural Iron \Votk.
General Foundry. Machine nnd lilackrmtth Work.
Knglnccra nnd Contractors for Fire Proof
Hulhllncn. OIllco nndvoila : U. I' . Ky. and
Bo. 17tli street , Omalm.
XICUT WATCH. Pill 13 SRUVICI3.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELL' .
GRAPH.
The only pcifcct protection to pioporty. Examlnt
It. Hest thing on earth. KeJuccs Insurance
rules , 1304 Douglas St.
jl.lJVANS-NMnKASKA SHIRT
COMPANY.
Inclusive custom ohlrt tallsrs. .CIS Farnam.
Qulciily , Thorn iialily ,
lriii'over Cured.
Fourontof ilvowuo
Buffer nervousness ,
mental worry , attacks
of " the blues , " ixro but
paying tbo penalty o
cnrly oiccsacs. Vlc-
ttma , reclaim your
lunnliootl , regain your fit
vigor. Don't despair. Bend for book with.
explanation and proofs. Mulled ( scale * ! ) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO. , Buffalo , N.Y.
OIK ! '
McCREW
| Till' OM.V
SPECIALIST
WHO TRKATS ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
Wealcneia ft UUorderd
MEN ONLY
n Yean Experience
0 Yean In Omaha.
Book Kre . CouiuluUoi
iind Examination Krec.
I4h ! and Farnam Sts
t\V 1 I- -
JAMES E. BOYD & COL
Telephone 1O39. Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN , . : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
* -.x > m HIM Hoard of Trade.
Dliect vafra to Chicago nnd New York.
CwreJi/tridents : John A. Warren & Co.
Our Free Letter
Reviewing the grain and stock markets , will b
lent you dally on request. In the hope of deserv-
ng part of your business. Orders solicited for
rnch cr on threa to five point margin * .
J , R , WILLARD & CO
Member * Chicago Hoard of Tiaae. New Yorlc
Produce Exchange. New York Con . Stock Ex
change. 17 Board Tiatle , Chicago. 44 Broadway.
New York.
CRIPPLE CREEK.
Why Not Im'oi'iioriito Vour Own Mill- *
liiK Comiiitiiyf
"Wo have first cities Cripple Creek properties ,
nnsInK In price from $50 * up.
Stocks bought nnd Bold on commission. Wrlto
Tor Information.
VllK 1HMV-SMITII HHOKICHAOF CO. ,
427 Mining Mxchnngc llldg. , Denver , Colorado.
COLORADO COM ) STOCKS AM ) .111.M3.S
Only Hist clnsH Investments In CIUPTLU
7HBK1C nnd best gold camps. Write for In-
ornmtlon nml reference , tilunrt , Wrliht & Co. ,
) cnver , Colorado.
CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD STOCKS
Bought and EOld on commission. Meclicm
investment Co. Colorado Bprlnca. Colo.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
! * ave llTOHLINOTON 4i MO. IIIVUU.JArilvcit
O mahalUnlun Depot , 10th & Mnmm Hta.f Omaha
. , . 03.'am '
8:30un : ; . Denver Kxpres.i ;
4:35nm : .Ill [ . Hills. Mont. & I'UKft Sml Kx. 4OEpm 1. .
4:3nm : . Denver Kxpresa . 4ODpm ;
7OOiiin . .NehrasUa Ixwal ( except Sunday ) . , TMSpm
. .Lincoln I ocni ( except Buuday.ll:2um ) :
2:4pm..Kii : t Mall ( for Llncolg ) dully. ,
OIIICAOO , IlljnLINOTON & CJ.lAr
Union Depot , lOlh & Mnson Bt ; . [ Ol
.cavea IC1IICAOO , MIL. & HT. PAUL. Arrives
OmalialUnloii Depot , 10th & Mason Bt . Oinnha
6CiOpm. : . ChlCBBO Llmlleil 8:03nm
Q45ain..Chlcaio ! Express ( ex. Hunday ) . . . fiZJiun
caves IC1IICAOO & NOHTHWKBT'N.Arrlve |
OmahnlUnlon Depot. 10th & Mnnon 8t . | Omiiha
l:00am : in ; lcrn KXPIVSIB. . , . JClGpin
AMlpin Ventlhuled Limited DK'pm
7OSun : Cm roll rnssengrr liiMOpm
( 4Spm Omaha ChlcmHpci'lal. . 8:00.im :
4:30pm : , Ilmne 1/oor.i US'am : '
Mlatourl Valley Local ! l30ani !
Leaves ICHICAflO. II. I , K PAdKIC.IArrlvea
Omahalllnlon Depot , 10th & Mttton Ht . | Omaha
3 ART.
C:45pm.Oklahoma : A Texnn r.x. ( ex , 8un,10:3SHm ) :
l40nm ; Colorado Limited liOOpin
5aveT ] C. , BT. I' . . M. A O. ( Arrive *
OmalinJ Ilfpot , Ulli and \Velisler 8t . I Oinalia
"silSaliiTrrr.Hloux City Accommodation. . . , 8l5pm !
2l ; pmBloux City Kxpremi ( ex. Hun..llC5.im ) :
Hi4iim ! [ HI. Paul Llrnilod BilOaiu
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DiualiiiL Drpu ) , IMIi nmlVelmerH1 _ . I Omahat
x'rtVfM I 1C. ft. HT. J , A C. II , Arrived
OiiiuliaUnlonIlej [ > pt , JJOth _ & Ji'151 ' Bti . | Omaha
0-05n"iiT..Tr.lvorun CUy Dair Kxprraii , . . , . 630pm ;
a pm.lCM NIght R * . Via U. I' . Tran . 7:00nm :
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M\t \
Omaha ) pcpot.lttli _ atiil\Vebiiter Bl . f Omalm
0141am . HI. Ixmla Kzpre . C:00am :
S30pm ; . . . . . .HI. Ixiuli KipreBr. . . . , . e:0lpm :
8oiiin..N'flirQtka : Local ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . tiOO.im
T BIOUX CITV ri AfJiFrc7" [ Arrive
Omahol | _ > tl > ot , lith and Wtlnttr Hl . [ Omaha
64Cprn. ! .Bt. Paul Limit e < l..7. . 8 :10am :
.cavea I HtJX PiTY & "l AC'i"l.'IC. | Arrlv
OinahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Muton Bl . | Oinnha
705atn ; . Hlouif city I'uttcngcr . , , , lor40pm
Bt. 1'aul Limited . 8:30am :
, cnvr I UNlbrPPACfiriC lArrivt-a
3maliaUnlon | Pi-pot , IQIb A M on HH. I Omaha
l:30am : , , . Kearney Kxprrnn. , , , , . . , . , 4)0prn )
820am ; . . . .Ovrrlurul Unillcc ] . 440uni ;
; : SO jn.Ilcat'co | & Blromih'K I.x. ( ex. Hun , ) 4:10prn :
> :4Cpm..Oranil : Island Kxpreii ( ex. Bun..lt:0vyrn ) :
l:3Qpin : . Ka t Mall .
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LOn : ahal Union D < pot , 1011 Mason 8t . | Omaha
i:90pm..0t. : Loul * Cannon Ilall 1
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