THE OJ.IATIA DAILY 1JE1D : rTUESDAY , FTBlHinAHY 12 , 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Big Drop in Wheat on Early Panic is Par
tially Recovered.
CLOSE IS A CENT AND A FOURTH DOWN
Corn nnil OII N ARiilnt > t Imli-lioml-
milr On * Lender HIM ! Mnliiliil"
Tliflr Vnlue-H I'rovlnlonn Slunv
Slllisflllllllll llOCllllCM. .
CHICAGO , Fob. 1. Whcnt was rndlcallj
weak at tlio opening today , but recoverei
Ic per foil , from the foottom prices before
the session wns over. It wns still , however
lUo lower In llio end than It closed Satur
day. All the , troiifolc" wnn caused fey the
Liverpool c.ibles , the forcnk in Unit mnrkcl
resulted In almost
liclnrt so unexpected Hint It
most complete demoralization for a time ,
Corn and oala maintained their previous
wenk nnd declined
values , foul provisions were
clined 7'i'510c ' ' ,
Wheat holders were struck wllh a feelIng -
Ing of panic1 , when It was found that notwithstanding -
withstanding the ? 4c advance per bu. here
Id lower this
Saturday , Llve-rpool came
morning. The consequence wns that Slay ,
which Saturday closed nt 73',4c ' , wns _ fet
sale at the opening today at from 74VSe
down to 7.14o nnd some us low ns 7Hc ,
Haying orders even at sueili n material con.
cession In price were eiulte scarce for nfooul
nil hour and before the market showed n
KUlllclent degree of strength to stop the
e-ontlnuntlon of the decline the prlco got
down to 7.TOC , or within -c of the lowest
point It toucheil last week. A sudden In
crease In the- north west receipts was any
thing foul reassuring to tlio bulls Minne
apolis and Uiililth re-ported 421 cars com-
p.ired with only ISTi last week and Oil cars
on corresponding day of the year foe-
fore. HevelptH ut Chicago , however , were
only 30 pars. The weakness at Liverpool
was apparently caused by un Increase of
} > 72uiO ( foil. In stocks there- , though why the
market should make a big break for such
u reason was some what of n mystery to
tradci-H. Whrn the- scramble ceased a slow
i-ncove-ry to 7-t''si/7c : took place , helped
liy the foettcr tone of "the late news.
World's shipments ot about 5.500,000 were
expected , but the figures when finally an
nounced showed n total of only -1,083,000 bu. ,
of which 2r.l-ioo foil , cnmn from this coun
try. The quantity on ocean passage In
creased 100,000 foil. , Instead of docreaslns
heavily , as was expected. Atlantic port
clearances since- Saturday were unusually
liberal at the riiulvulont In wheat and flour
of ( TAOOO fou. The domestic visible supply
tie-creased 1,701,000 foil. , Instead of about
7MOOO fou. , which was the expected reduc
tion early In theday. . This sort of news
gradually restored the confidence ) of trail
ers , and though there were several small
re-nclliins , the general trend was toward
n. recovery. May finally got back to 74'ilQ
7140 , and e-losed there.
The transactions In corn were n little *
lieavtcr than the recent average and con
sidering the severe drop In wheat , the mar
ket may bei salel lo hnvn been remarkably
firm Local scalpers started as sellers be
cause of the break In wheat , but their offer
ings wen- quickly taken and prices were
steady for the balance of the session. May
opened Uc lower at from 23e to 2lc anel
advanced to SlVic , where It closed.
Oats opencel wcnk with wheat and re
mained so- for a time' . It then recovered
nnd closed Just where It did Saturday.
Htiylng by shorts was the principal cause
for the rally and considerable business was
transacted. May opened about Me lower nt
from 17'i ; < ; to nftc , Bold to ISc and closed
at from 17Tff , to ISe.
Piovlslons were emphatically wc-ak all
day. The weak tone of the bog market
added to the semi-panicky opening In
. wheat. The market starled nt u decline
whleh was Increaseel as me elay woreon. .
Hotli packers and professionals were llfo-
eral Hellers and Ihe market closed at sub
stantially bottom prices. At the close May
pork was lOu lower at $7.72'A , May lard
about 7Vje lower at J3.)2'i ! ) and May ribs
7'ic lower at $3.92l4ft3.S3.
Ksllmuted receipts Tuesday : Wheat , 47
cars ; corn , 720 cars ; oats , -113 cars ; hogs ,
30.000 head.
The lending futures ranged as follows :
ArtlcicH. Tgpgu. jTluTiTl Law. | Clb.43. I Satd'y.
\Vhi-at-
Fi-U. . . 71HCU 72if 719K 724" !
Way. . , iia ! > s
July. . . 1HOH 72 ,
Corn
' " 21J < 22MS1 *
May' . , J4 23H
.inly. . . . 2.1 25
Sopl. . . 2I1K
Oitn :
K ! 111
May. ! ! ! 175HB5J 18 17M-1S
uly. . . . la ! , 18U
? Vb . 7 Ill's '
May. . . . 7 70 7 80 7 70 7 7' ! i 72
July. . . 7 ' . ) . ' )
Lard-
1-Vb. . . . HO
May. . . . 3 117 Hi 3 ! I7 : t Dum 87
July. . . t US 4 05 4 1) ) ! 00
Bin Kiln
Pub. . . . n oo
May. . . . a t)7H : t i 3 115 07 1
July. . . I 07H 4 I 4 UUlu 02
"
No. 2.
Cath quotations were as follows ;
FLOUH Quiet : winter patents , J4. COST 4. CO ;
sprlnR t-pcclnts. 1.M ) ; n > i-nu | stralKhts , J3 401/3.70 / ;
winter vlralehlu , J4.10irl.5U ; hjirlni ; patents , JI.C5
W4 30 ; bakers. J3.00fi3.40.
WHI2AT No. 2 sprhiB. iSViOiZKc ; No. 3 tprlntr ,
C7 73c ; No. 2 led. l > 3URE4Vic.
COHN No. 2 , 22mj2214c ; No. 2 yellow , I2i4f !
"oATH No. 2 , IC'.ic ; No. 2 white , t. o. b. ,
19ltfl Cc : No , 3 white , f. o. b. , IT'.ifll'Jc.
HVI-I No. 2 , 3IUc.
HAHLI.Y No. 2 , nominal : No. 3 , i. o. p. ,
25 l3c ; No. 4. f. o. b. . 24W02CC.
KLAXSUKI ) No. 1. 73'i ' jTGVic.
TIMOTHY KKKU-Prlme. J2.7502.fO.
P11OVIS1ONB MDBS pork , per litil.
772'4. I.nrd , P'T H'O His. . . Slioit
ribs Fides ( lonc ( ) , J3.77ii44.02'A. Dry salted
RhouIJtlH ( boxed ) . $4,23T4.CO. Short clear sides
( biixi'd ) , ILlZVifil J. , ,
WIHSKV Dlttlllers' finished Roods , per gal. ,
' - loHf , JS.ll ; srBnulated , J4.C1.
The following were the receipts nnd shipments
OnthuPraliiua oxchanico tol-ivthu butter niir-
ket WIH llriui creamery. ir-Jv7c ( ) : ilnlry ,
17c. i-VBH wraki fn-Hl , : lie , Cht-euo. fctcKulyi
. Drt-Hswl poultry , iltill : chlckeiiB ,
H , lial'JWc-i duck .
NUW YOUIC (1I1XKUAI5IAHKKT. .
nuutnlloiiH iif thi ! Day > " Ociicrnl
NEW YOUIC , Feb. 1. FLOUH-Ilecelpts , 25,7'.9 '
bMH. ; ciportu. 34,411 bbls. ; dull nnd weak , with
buyem holding off ; Minnesota patents , JI.33B )
4.M. Hye Hour , dull ! luncrlln ? , J2.COa2.75. IJuck.
wfient Hour , dull at Jl.10ffl.15.
1UTCICWHEAT Dull lit 3G33c ,
COUN MEAIDull ; yi-llow western , CSc.
HYE Steady ; No. 2 western , 3 ! > ! SCSOe.
HAIILEY Dull ; ! 8Jff28it- ! ; malting , 3SS42c.
11AHLEY MALTDulleiilern ; , MO Me.
WHEAT Heceipts , 5.SCO bu ; exports , i2 841 bu. ;
fiiot weaker : No. 1 hard. Vl c , Oitlons | ojit-ned
very weak In coi se < iuenc0 of much lower ea-
bice , ihort Fclllnir nnd liquidation , but rallied
partially In the late afternoon on n heavier vis-
I bio FUMdy dccreara than expected , closing IVio
net lower ; Nn. 2 red. February , elotcd at k2zc ! ;
May , fO H-lCWSO c. closed ut Wic.
COUN Hevelptu , 62C.'iO bu , : exports , 23.176 bu. ;
Fpot steady ; No. 3. : a'lc. Oillons | oi't-ned easy
with wheat but held eli-ndy ull day In absence
of offiTlnKs , cloning Uo lower ; Februoiy closed
tit MUo May. JClito'.lc , t-lckcil lit SU'.ic. '
OATH 1U'C | it . fO.COO bu , ; cxpurts , 14I.C91 bu. j
rpot dull ; No , { . 2llic. Options dull and feature-
lei's. cloilrg Ufi c net tn\\ur ; 1-Yhruary closed
nl ! Ie ; May , 8iU U2c. ch.fi-il nt 2Jc.
IH'TTEH Itrrilplf , 7.2-J2 | ikK . : miirket strndy ;
wt'ttrn creamery , 12fi2Uo ; Klzlmi , 20o ; factory ,
ItfH'1.
CHEESllleciIpti ) . l.OSSjnkss. ; market quiet ;
stntr , large and mull , bUulSu ; part > klms , itt
C'te ' ; full iklmn. 3 3H' ' .
icliH-Iti'-clpi : . 3,0t2 pkgs. ; inurKet steady ;
I'cnnsylvnnlu and tutu. 18Ho ; nvatern , Hit
IFc.
IFc.HAY ejulet ; iihl | > | ilng , 5iMc ( ; gcod to choice ,
HOPB Steady ; U ! > > crop , 3Ho ; IfW t'rop , 9 ®
lJ'ie ' ; Pucltla routt , U95 ciop , : ' .iU".kc ' ; U3 < ) crop
UiriSo.
HlPES-QuIrt ; aiilveftvn. 12U13c ; llurnoa
Ayres. i-tttuly and notnli.nl ! California. 2Cltc.
LKATlIEU-Flrmi lu-uvy weights , ISHJU'OSiu.
PIlOVIHIONS-lK-ef , quiet ; family. JS.COtMO.M ;
rxlnt mers. IT.CO ; beef hums , llrm at J1S.CO ;
packet , JS.COfiD.CO. Cut in en Is. kteady ; iilckled
l-t-lllcii , 4 iM c ; pickled shoulders , 45iC < ? ic ;
idckltHl hnm , SViliSa Lard , weaker : western
etcam. } l. IOC 1. 15 ; it-llnrd. lower. TullbW , i-aby.
OII.y CnliuiiFeed. quiet ; prime crude , 0c ;
prime yellow. MliQw. Petruleum , utrmly ;
1'nlttd claml at bic bid : Penmylvanla crude ,
etrtiib' ; Muri-h , S7e bid. ItLtln , quiet ; klialnuil ,
rcmmun to good , J1.70 , > Turicntlnt- | . quiet nt
4TOC c ; Japan , 4Uff ; c.
MOLASSUS-Quleti New Orleans , ZSOJUc.
METAl S-PIc Inun. I"H : NUlh rn. J1I.0001J-W ;
nrrthern. HI.OefflS.lO. CcpiK-r , easy ; brukcre.
J1J ; txchaiii ; * . Hfc Tin. taty : Uralt * . J1J. 0
IS.f.O : platen , aof. Spclttr , llrmer ; ilommtlc ,
l : ' O0f4 to Lead contliuicu IUUIIL' tlomcttlc ,
JZ.'BOi exchanse , *
Luniluii Culonlill < i l
ijONDON , Feb. 1 At the wool tulle * today
JJ.I07 balc were ciTm-d , of which 1.000 bales
n. TH4 i Jo M wl , wltli
i > up rlor comblnr. Rreniiy , n. little harder. Then
WHS more competition from the ccntlnentnl buy
* rs. America bought Vlctnrlun grprny nt vtn
full mien. Superior rrourml ruletl firm. Then
WBII n full nltMidnnco of buyers. Followlm
nre the snte.t In detail : New South Wales
4.MO bales ; Fcoured. JU < lJls 2'id ' ; Rrcnry , 4Vii
lod. Queentlnnd , 3.130 bales ; scoured. lO.MJls 2d
grewiy , 7d. Vlctorln , Z.ZSI bnlts ; fcoureil , Sdt
In 7d ; greasy , 5'ilfts V4d. South Auitrnlln , d >
Imles ; grensy , 4U07K < h Wwt Australia , 45
bnles ; scourrd , CHMH ; grensy , CVlfiSd. Ncv
7-eatnnd , 1.C87 bales ; fcoured , C 10lld ; ( frfnsy
The sale for long wool will be held Februarj
16 and 17.
OMAHA ( ! IMHAL MAUICKT.
Coiiillllon of Trtiilc anil IliieHuttnn * 01
Slniili * uml Fancy Produces
KClOg-Krefh Rathcred , lie ,
HUTTnil-Common lo fair , $00o ; choice ti
fancy roll , 13IJ14e ; te-parator creamery , 20c : gath
-red creamery , ISOlCc.
GAME Illuc winged teal ducks , 11.75 ; greet
wlnir , II.U ; rediieuds and milliards , 13.75 ; final
rabblls , 40BIOC ! jacks , Jl.W01.t5j equlrrels. COJs
70u ; Canada gccec , large , IC.tmaT.OO ; small , H.Odi
S.OO.
CHEESE Domestic bricks , lOVic ; Edum , pci
doz. , JO ; club house , 1-lb. Jars , per doz. , J3.13
LlmbcrRcr , farcy , ptr lh. , O',4c ! lloqucfort , V4-1U
Jars , per doz. , 13.60 ; Young Americas , 10&c
twins , fancy , lO'.ic.
VEAL-Cholcc fat , fO to 120 < hs. ( nre quoted n <
"BJ'Ac ; larso and coarss , 4UDc.
l > HKSSii > POt'LTHY-Chlckens , GftCtte ; tur
keys , lotfllc ; gectc , ; ti c ; ducks , fcc ,
LIVn POULTHY Not wanted.
PIGEONS Live , 75090CJ dcaj pigeons , noi
HAY Upland , JI.EO : midland , J4 ; lowlana
J3.CO ; rye straw , J3.SO ; color makes the price on
hay ; llRht bales tell llio bent -.only top grades
brine top prices.
HIIOOM COHN-Kxtremely slow rale ! new
crop , delivered on track In counliy ; choice Rreet. .
tclf-worklns carpet , per Hi. , 2ftic : choice green ,
running lo hurl , 2ff2Vjc : common , l'ic.
VEGETAHLES.
SWEET POTATOEH-On orders , tier bbl , , J2.00 ,
ONIONS Oond slock , per bu , , SJcWJl.OO.
LIMA IIEANS Per Ib. . 4c.
11EANS Hand picked navy , per bu. , $ l.:5iJ1.3j.
CAHHAOU-aood stock , per 100 , $1.2301.00 ; Cat
Ifoinla , J1.73.
GILI-UY : Per doz. , 23c ; fancy , large. 43c.
POTATOES Good nntlve slock , per bu. , 25O
30c.
FtlUITS.
MALAGA OUAPES-1'cr keg. J7.
CHANllEUIllES-Cape Cod , per bbl. , J6.COa
C.SO.
C.SO.APPLESOooklng. . pi-r bbl. , J1.C331.73 ; fancy
New York J1.60fM.(15 ( ; extra fancy , . JI.75.
CALIFOHNIA PRAH8-Per box , J2.00S2.25.
THOPICAL FHUITS.
CHANGES Mexican , J2.75 : California navels ,
150s to 200a , W.73. large lilzes , J3.tX ) ; seedlings ,
I2.76113.t0.
LEMONS' Mcsslnas. J3.00ff3 SO ; choice Califor
nia , J2.75 ; fancy , ! : .76R3.uO.
I1ANANAS Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
J2.00ff2.2j ; medium-sized bunches , Jl.JOB2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
noNiY-choicc.i3onc.
Cinuil Clarllled Juice , per half bbl. . JZ.CO ; pel
bbl. , JUCJS4.25.
MAPLI3 SYUtIP Five ual. cans , each , Jl.f.Otil
2,7."i ; Rill , cans , per doz. , JI2 ; half-gal , cans , JC.So
quart cons , J3.M.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , large
size , 13c ; Hrazlls , per Ib. , ICc ; English wal
nuts , per Ib. , aney. soft shell , iJJf ' .lc ; stand
ards. lUJHVic ; filberts , per Ib. , lOc ; pecans , pol
ished , large. SlfflOo ; Jumbo , HC12cj larse hick
ory nuts , J1.25 per bu. ; small , Jt.50 ; cocoanuls ,
5c each.
FIGS Imported fancy , S crown , 30-lb. boxes ,
15c ; choice , 10-lb. boxes , 3 crown , He.
IIIDHS , TALLOW , ETC.
HlDKS-No. 1 Rrecn hides , D'Jc ; No. 2 srcer
hides , 4lie ; No. 1 green sailed hide ? , 7c ; No. :
green salted hides , Cc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 1'
Ibs. , 7c ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 II 15 Ibs. 4c ; No. ;
dry ( lint hides , f J10c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides
85i9c : No. 1 dry railed hides. SffiDc ; part curei
hides , I4c per Ib. less than fully cured.
HHEHP PELTS Green sailed , each , ZVUSO * :
preen rait , d , hlie.irltgs ( short w o el early fk ns ) ,
L-ach , Itc. ury sheailnss ( short wooled earlj
skins ) , No. 1. each , 6c : dry Hint , Kanras ant
Nebraska bulchervool pells , per Ib. , aclua !
xvelght , 40Jc ; dry Mini , Kansas and Nebraska
Mm rain wool nelln , per Ib. , nclual weight , 3f4c ;
dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight , 4f5c ; dry Hint Colorado .Murrain
wool pelts , per lh. . actual weight , Sftlc ; feel
cut off , ns It Is useless to pay irelghl on them ,
TALLOW AND GHEASH-Tallow. No. 1 , 3c ;
tallow , No. 2 , 2iic ; gicase , while A , 3c ; grease ,
while 11 , 2c ; grease , yellow , 2c ; crease , dark ,
fKc ; old butler. 2O2ljc : beeswax , prime , 15S22c ;
rousli lallnw. 1C.
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy b7c ; fine llghl ,
EGJc ; quarterblood , 10ffl2occdy , hurry nnO
cliatTy , 8i ! > c"tilled am. uroken , coarse , 7JJ9c ;
colleil nnd urokcn , fine , tifjiic. l-'lcece washed
Medium , IMJISc ; fine , llftlCc ; tub washed. ICiSlSe
black ? c ; bucks , Cc ; tag leeks , 23c : dead pulled ,
sncc.
-P.ONES In car lolsweighed and delivered Ir
Chicago : Drv buffalo , per Ion. 12.00SI4.CO ; dr >
country , bleached , per ton. J10.OCWI2.00 : dry coun
try , damp and meaty , per ton , JG.0008.00.
FHESH MEATS.
HEEF Good nalive sleers , 400 to COO Ibs. , Cfl
7c ; wcElcrn steers , 5'iWCc ; good cows and heif
ers , 5 > 4(7fc ; medium cows and heifers , H4c ; good
forequarters cows and heifers , 4'.5c ' ; good fore-
quaitcra steers , Cc ; good hlndquaiters cows nnO
heifers , 7V4c ; good hindquarters native steers
S'.ic ; tenderloins. 20c ; boneless strips , 9c ; strlf
loins7c : rolls , 8V6e ; sirloin bulls , S'/fcc ; choulder
clods , G'lc ; rump bulls , Oc ; slcer chucks 4ic-
chucks , 3 ! < c ; boneless chucks , 4c ; plalcs.
3'/ic ; Hank steak , Cc : loins , No. 1 , 12V4c ; loins No'
2. lO'.ic ' ; loins. No. 3 , S'.ic ; ribs , No. 1 , lOHcj ribs'
No. 2. Site ; ribs , No. 3 , C'ic ; steer rounds , Glic ;
per Ib. , 3c ; heuits , 2c , longucs , per Ib. , ] 2c.
POHIC Dresred hogs , 4Vic ; tenderloins , 13c ;
loins , fc : Hpare ribs. 4c ; ham saiuaKe bulls , Cc ;
shoulders , tough , 4l/c ; shoulders , cklnncd 5c ;
Irlmmliur ? , c ; leaf lard , not tendered CV4c-
heads , cleaned. 3'/4c ; Enouts nnd ears , 3Mic : back-
boiR-s , ajjc ; ntckbones , 2'c ' ; pigs' tails , So ;
plui-kH , ench , DC ; chltterlliiBS , 5c ; lincks , 4c ;
hcarls. per doz. , Sic ; Etomachs , cacli , 3c ; longucs ,
each , kc ; kidneys , per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. ,
l&c.
l&c.MUTTON
MUTTON Ores Fed lambs. 7c ; dresred sheep.
cj racks , S'.ie1 : legs and saddles , 7'i.c ' ; breaslj
and slews , 2'.ic ' ; longucs , each , Oc ; plucks , each ,
STOOICS AMI-IIO.VIIS.
I'lMvnril MiivfinintYoil < N Ilsi-lf Out
mill Prlc-cK KnlI I'ViKilhinnlly.
NEW YOIIIC , Feb. 1. The upward movement
In the Flock market , which marked the dealings
In the llnal days of lust week , met a check
today. Some eif the factors In this upward
movement were the decided ease In Hie mone
tary situation nt home nnd abroad , giving expec
tation of an cuily subEtnntl.il icvlvol In legltl-
male irade 1/irough Ihe cmployminl of mcli
capllnl as falls lo peek an outlet In Investment
In prime tccurltlcs. The constant absolution
of gilt-edged pecuillles nl the high prices pie-
vallliiB nnd HIP limited amounts offered encouraged -
couraged imrchnses of the middle class mort-
gagm with lleim on properties undergoing re
organization. The cpporlunlllcs for iirolllnble
ticculatlon ; In these letues nnd the efforts for
various underwrltlntr Fyinllcalvn engaged In
llnnnclng HIP propertlea to euciirp ns high a
market ns possible for their holding , hut in
duced the employment of funds In f.ils direction
which would athcrulte be available on call ut
nnnir.crathv rates. This ccntrlbute- lo In-
cri-asu' commission hout-c orders lo an exlent
whlcTi Induced maiked galna In Feme of the
Inactive Fiieclaltlcu and was shown alro In nn
igKH-Kate of sales of bonds -
amounting- tlM - ) , -
KK ) . Thu trail I UK clement , however , was ilUjmteil
to uperale for a decline and received effective
Kid loday from Hie execution of numerous sellIng -
Ing ordersfor , foreign account. The c.uinge of
front on the part of foreigners nnd Ihe unfavoi-
able connlrucllon placed upon the ciiunfceH In the
arbitration treaty by the senate led to the
curlnllnienl f purchasing orders by thu leading
Inlcriiiib In Hit- market , und although Ihe marl -
l < et meadlcd ul Intervals under covering nnd n
moderate Inquiry for tiiu long account , the llnal
[ irlcc-g show IOFECS of a fraction Ktnernlly. M.in-
hattun fell Wt per cenl on Ihe reiteration of the
recent rumor of n probalilo IFCUO of bends
Noi them Pncllle Mocks uml bonila continued
OB Ihe fealurvs of Un ? general tpculallon and
weio ntlt'inulely buoyed and de-pie-Beed on the
various rumors In circulation In regard lo Ihe
iroperty , The announcement by Pituldcnt J J
Hill that UII-IP wtrp no in-gotIntlons in progress
with the Northern I'aclllc' ' for u tiaillo ulllance
: uiifc-il icullzlng In Ihe eiiaies , Tlie shares ,
howevt-r. were well tuken nl Iho lowest figures
ind rallleil slmrply on Intimations that n large
Foreign Inte-iesI In the | uo | > rrly was lu-KOtlatinx
for a large block cf Ihe Etcck. The dealings
In Ihe general Hit were fulrly well distributed ,
low.priced nocks nttulnlng prominence. The
quarterly dividend of I',4 per cenl on Chicago
dim was without effect on the Hock. L'oul
Hocks \wiu piacllcully m-gleclc-d , mo\Ing nai >
rowly with HIP general .maiket , l ickuwunna
was Ihe exception , loflntc Hi per cent , The
urcMuru uguliut the muikt-t wua quite marked
n ISc late o | > erutlons , with tome Etocku ri'gU-
Ivrlni ; the lowcut prices of t.ic day.
The rallnail and mlecellanpouH bond rnarkot
ruleil strong und dcvclrped unutuul activity on
heavy iiurtliaft-s for investment account The
dealings embrace , ! n lnric ; number of securllles ,
with Ihe Northern lacltkAUhlton nnd St.
l.outi and Him Franclrco lh ULlendlnR In
; > olnt of nnlmullun. The Fnlcs were J3,943,0tt )
llio more Importanl advances Included St. Louli
nnd Bantu Fo geneiul 4 , 2i per cent ; Toledo ,
31 , l.'jvil und Kansas Clly Hint trust receliU | ,
3 per cent ; Utah Southern extension CH , truft re.
cclnls nnd Norfolk & Weelern sold fu , irusl
rec liti | , 2 per cenl ; I'nlon Puclllo elnklnK fund
. lru > t receipts , 111 per cent , nnd Fort Worth
and Denver City Iliftu , Kansas & Ttus C ,
Union I'aclllc , Denver & Itlo Uianile llrstn Kt.
l-oulii and Sanln 1'u Cs , und Tuxc.'j A ; Pacific
litta , i per cenl , Govcrnmeiititia quiet ,
: < ut | irlcM wcrv subtaliu-U en dealings of ! ? J(10. (
8ll\cr ccrtlHculi'S were wtuk and lower In
vymiialhy with Hitircuit dt-cllnu In the foreUn
juclatloita. T.ie tult-j wciu JIdCO at 4i ! per
cent.
cent.The Evening Pout's I-onilun llnunclal cablegram -
gram cayi ; The ktuck iiuirke-lu wt-re qulei to-
luy , belrur Influenced by tin- dull weather and
Iho coiifoln eetllrmdit. e'i > neoU were need on
cheap money. Ut.ur iimtkft were rather dull ,
except American * ) In which there \viis dlitlnclly
tuod Lujlng , boln of iKmda und thure , un a
: oiuldcrable rculc. Cubliii quollngtlio vlewu of
Mr. ( luge , wjn U to be Ihe ne-w uwrvtarj- the
reamry. on Ihe cum-ncy. had a good tffrct.
Thu Ixinili'ii ellkcounl marke-t wna wcuk ut 2 r.cr
cent EnglUh tu-uiiury bills for fl.SCO.Ot ) were
RPIilled fur nearly twelve limes over , and
all were placed In three months' bllla at an
average rut * of IK per ( * iit dUcounU About
CWO.MO In Rol.l from Ihe cape were lioughl lij
Jnpnn. T.IP 1'AMn bourne win quid nnd th
lletlln mnrket firm. The buying Ihetc Is of fper
clnlllcs In Amcrlcnns.
Thp following erp the clntlns n'mtntlons ni
the- leading stocks of the New York cxchnng
todny !
cx-dlv.
The totnls snles of ptcrks tnilny were 150,12'
tlmrcs , InelmlltiK : IlurllnKton & cjntncy , 15,200
ChlcnRO Oaii trust receipts , 4fOO : elenernl IJtcc
trie , 3.JOO : Northern I'nclllc , 1,330 : Northern T.v
rlllo preferred , 46f,00 , ; ItendliiB. fiZ.MiO : llock Is
land , 4,000 ; St. 1'ntif , 12,700 ; Southern rnllronj
preferred , 3.COO ; silver certlllciites , 7.COO.
Now York Alom-y Market./ '
Ni\V YOllK. Kcb. 1.-1IONKY ON CALlr-
K.-my nt iufl2 per cent ; lout loin l',4 per cent ,
closed , offered ut l4tpl-y ! per cent.
1'IUMK MHHCANTILI' ! l'AI'KIt-304 per
cent
STKltLINO EXCIIANaiJ-ActUMl business
In bankers' Mils nt SI.6G'i4.fiG ' % ' for
demntid. and nt J4.4V4W4.S4K for nlxty ilnyis ;
posted rates , J4.t6ftl.SS',4 , nnd t4.87',4G4.SSJ4j com.
merclnl hills. J4.M.
SlLViU CKIlTinCATKS-tHKOMVle.
IIAR SILVKIl C4c.
MKXICAN DOLLAIIS GOKe.
OOVEKNMENT 1IONDS Klrmj new 4s. rep. ,
12."S ; ccuron , ex-lnt. , i:2 ? ( ; Cs , re ? . , 113 % ; coupon ,
cx-lnt. , 113H ; 4s- ret ; . , 111 % ; coupon , 112'.i : 2s.
ieK. , M ; Pacific Cs of 'OS , 103H.
STATE DONnS-Qiilet.
ItAlLnOAD DONUS Klrm.
Closing quotations on lionds were ns follows :
London Slock ( ItKitiitiemx.
LONDON , Feb. L 1 p. in , closing ;
CoiriiolH.iii'y. . lliTlMti Mexican onllnary. 2 : )
ConBola. iicc't 111 ! % SI. Paul common , . 7811
Caa.l'aeltio f > 7W N. Y. Ci-iitral .
Krlu K.1-1 Pennxylvanla Mli
ErielHtpM. . Hi-adlni , ' ' "
111.Central 07U Mcx. Ccn. now -lx. HH
AMEKICAN EAGLES Quoted at 70s CU < 1.
HAH SILVEH 29 11-lCd per ounce.
MONEY Ifflli per cent.
Tha rate ot dl count In the open mcrktt for short
bills , 2iij2 1-10 i-cr centj for four months' bills ,
2if2 3-1G per cent.
Foreign I'lnniK'liil.
HEHLIN , Feb. ] . Exchange on I ondon , eight
days' eight , 0 marks 40 pfg.
LONDON , Feb. 1. ' Oold Is quoted nt lluenos
Ayr os today at I'JO.'JO ; Lisbon , 41'i ' ; Home ,
. . .
PAHIS , Feb. 1. Three per cent rentes , J03f
7'ic for the account. Exchange on London , 25f
lUo for checks.
li-llllllll'llll .Vlltl-N.
110STON. Feb. l.-ClearlUKs , J12.731.4S3 ; bal-
ancea , J2,077M3.
HALTIMOUE. Feb. 1. Clearings , J2,3C9,797 ;
balances , J42'JC47.
NEW YOIIIC , Feb. 1. Clearings , J77t33 , 92 ;
balances , J5CC4Cil2.
PHILADELPHIA , 'Feb. 1 , Clearings , J7.309 , .
250 ; balances , Jl,34,710.
HT. LOUIS. Feb. 1-Clenrlngs. $4,728,462 ; bal-
nnciu , Ii9l,9(8. ! Money , C4i7 pt-r cent ; New York
exchange , 21 > c discount bid ; tl UFkcd ,
CHICAao , Feb. 1. Clearings. J13C73t2t. ;
Money , ttcady nnd unehanged ; New York ex-
changtCOa illf count ; foreign exchange , weak ;
J4.tCH ; for sixty dayu , H-l > 4Hc.
Clly CSrniiL anil I'l-ovlxloiiH.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1. WHEAT Market
about Id lower , dull ; No. 2 hard , It'.M'M' No. 3 ,
700730 ; No , 4 , C2iJC6o No. 2 red , nominally , fCtf
Stc ; No. 3. nominally , iOfrtuc ; No. 4. nominally ,
CCit'Cc ; No. 2 rrrlng , 73ii74c ; NO. 3 fiirliif , 70
if2c.
COUN Slarket weak , lower ; No. 2 mixed. 17"i
.
OATS Market firm , but slow ; No. 2 white , 20
21c.
HYE No. 2 , nominally , SOe ,
HAY Market tteady ; choice timothy. JS.OOf ?
8.60 : chtlce prairie , J5.lOii3.CO.
HUTTElt Market llrm and higher ; cream-
try. imftiso : dairy , ICfflSe.
EO(3S Market very weak , receipts heavy ,
quotable , 1214c ,
LONDON , Feb. 1. SUQAIt-Cune , dltllcult to
cell ; centrlfUKal. Java. He ; MuFcuvado , fair re-
llnlng , 8a 9d. lle-et , dull ; February , fit HVid ;
March , Us.
NEW YOItK , Feb , l.-SliaAU-llaw. quiet ;
' , ( i ? 1't.lfu * rF > nl Hfiitrn I f\ft \ tttat ttt.er- t IP . . . ,
V rlc Ur > - ( iooilH .
Ni\V VOHK. Feb. 1. Aside from mall orderj
direct from principals to rwldent rcpretentallvca
ul out of town markets and ordcrit from cue
firm's trnveU-rn , calling for Improved quantl.
HCB of inlfct'llnneoun charucler , there was III-
He pot denmnd. Printing cloths steady at 2'ic. '
AVeiol 3lurUilM.
ST , LOUIS , Feb. 1. WOOL-Stcady and un-
jliurpul.
NU\V VOHK , Feb. 1 WOOIr-Quiet.
Han I < * ram-liii-o AVIu-at ( iiioliilloiiH.
SAN niANCISCO Feb. .
, l.-WHKAT-Dtceni-
bcr , U.il'.i ' bid ; Muy , (1.40. (
OMAHA LlVE pCtt MARKET
Week Opjns witK < < ii Vury Light Run ol
Cattle and Hogs ,
BETTER FEELING ; | N BEEF STEERS
Common to l"nr. | .CuriifcilN S Iron nor
nnil Cioiul ( IrinlvM Hinder linn *
\\VnU iiiultrSliMV Under llny-
SOUTH OMAHA , Feb. l.-riccclpts fet
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. 'Hoss. Sheep. Horses.
February 1 . 1,331 1.S7S 2033 IS
January 30 , . . . , , , , "S3 fi.Oflfl C13
January 9 1,050 , 2S92
January 2S , l.'JGl 6,02-J 23S
January 27 2,055 2.0M
January 20 2,028 3,434 1,415
January 25 478 1,936 1.1G9
January 23 1,041 B32 4,078
January 22 2,781 0,433 1313
January 21 2 . ' ,21 S.479
January 20. . . . . . . . 2.CCS G.191 23
The official number or cars of slock
brought In today by each road wns :
Cntllc.Hogs.Sheep.H'r's
C. , M. & St. P. Ky 1 2
Union 1'aclllc System. , . 15 9.
R , U. & M. V. "It. U. . . . 0
O , , St. ! > . , M. & O. Hy. . 1r.
U. & M. K. II. U 12 r.
C. , H. & C ) . Hy..i i
C. , n. 1. & P. Hy. , east. 1
C. , R. I , & P. Uy. , west. 1
Total receipts K3 2G 11 1
The ellsposltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Onmliu Packing Co ! > Jl : . . . .
The G. H. Haininond Co. 1S4 lOT
Swift ana Company , 153 . . . . 541
The Cuelahy Packing Co. 215 UtltJ ! ) -S
U. Ileekcr and Dcgan. . . . 101
Vansant & Co 10
J. ti , Carey 9
Lobman & Rothschilds. . 323
Hill & Lewis Co 101
Henton & Underwood. . . . 30
Hamilton 144
Swift and Company , from
county , - -101
Other buyers 73 2 . . . .
Left over 150
Totals 1,440 1.8SI 1.S7C
CATTLK The receipts of cattle were
light today , only about llfty loads all told
being reported In , hardly enough of anyone
ono Itlnel to niako a fair test of the mar
ket.
ket.Of the cattle hero about fifteen loads
were cornfcd steers , thu most of them only
common to fair stuff. The demand was
fair , and as offerings \\ero so light , the
fcolitiK on the market was decidedly bU-
ter , and really desirable beovcs sold n lit
tle higher. One pretty fair load sold at
JI.40.
Cows and heifers sold just about steady ,
with Saturday , and the trade was soon
over with.
In the feeder division there was a little
moro life than has been the case for a
few days back. Speculators were pretty
well sold out. nnd e/very one wanted a few
cattle to begin the week on. Consequently
all were out early 'and the supply on sale
was soon exhausted , the prices paid being
strong as compared with the close of last
week. Representative sales :
NATIVES.
BEEF STEEHS.
WESTERNS.
NEIJHASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1S2 feeders. . . . 747 } 3 85
COLORADO.
llmll. . ' } 2 03 C feeders. . . . SC8 $3 23
1 cow . 7CO 2 40 C2 feeders. . . . f > 6S 3 ? -
4 cows 7S7 2 C5 35 feeders. . . . 705 4 00
1 feeder. . . . CCO 3 25
25WYOMING
WYOMING ,
Ileckwlth , Quinn & Co.
1 steer 1140 3 CO 51 feeders. . .IOSC 3 90
1 feeder 11CO 3 23 153 feeders. . .1038 3 S3
IDAHO.
, 879 2 40 C2 feeders. . , . CCI 3 C5
1 feeder , 650 2 75 10 fecdets. . . . 922 3 C5
1 hclfcrs . 522 3 CO 1 calf 100 4 CO
1 heifer , KO 3 CO
HOGS Unfortunalcly for the rellln Interests
Iniyem were all antlclpatlnB laruu receipts of
IIOBS for Tuesday , which'tended to make them I
rather Indifferent todny. The market In con-
rcn.ue > ice was flow and Ihe fecllnif weak , hut
In the end everything was sold , heavy hops
telllnK barely hteady and light weights a shade
to Cc lower.
Loads welKhlns 300 lus , and over fold nt J3.20
4f3.25 , which was Satunlay'H range , nnd the
licet light hern hrouglit JI.40 , as aKalnsl H.42',4 '
on Saturday , llcprcrcnlallve sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av Sh. Pr.
0 2 7 . . . | 3 l ; 20 ,233 , . . . 3 23
0 S07 . . . 31 C4 ,2SO
C4C3
7 288 3 20 C3 ,2CO , 3 27'A '
2 312 3 20 139 ,233 , ICO 330
5 367 240 3 0 D9 ,24S , . . . 3 30
3 350 40 3 20 211 SO 3 30
9 SCO 120 3 10 CO 270 330
1 24S 3 JO f,0 278 3 30
0 SCO 3 0 37 2CS 3 30
9 321 3 25 C9 ,247 3 30
S 270 3 25 K K,2 3 30
8 317 3 25 C4 249 4' ' ) 3 30
2 2E4 3 25 72 207 3 30
0 278 3 23 72 212 3 3215
5 315 3 25 33..220 40 3 U
5 298 3 25 37 219 3 35
7 ? 77 3 25 75 1C5 3 40
2 273 3 25
PICJB ODIS"AND ENDS ,
1 270 1 TIJI ' | 4 270 3 20
1 470 3 15 , 3 2CJ 3 20
2 510 3 151' ' ' . 7 231 3 23
4 395 fO 3 15- , 1 370 3 30
C 2C5 3 201- 7 221 3 SO
1 ISO . . . 32CU. C 240 . . . 330
8HEEP There were"plenty of Mice-p hero loday
and Ih6 market wos-falrly nctlvc nt Just nhvut
steady prices. Henjeepatlve ( Bales ;
No. . . . Av. Pr.
1 cull , . . , . .tJ.-,6. 140 Jl 00
1 unlive ) cwe > ' 'rs 3 00
B weelern mixedUl.1. ( . , . ( -8 3 CO
SI western mlxeil , . . , ; . . , : . , . . . , 103 3 00
40 western lainlm.- ; ! ( ; . . fi7 3 00
1S7 western wethen/-j.n. 114 3 23
SO wcilern wether * , " . . ? . 100 323
12 native ; wellicrii.uwtttt * llW 3 33
15 nntlviIninlu. . . . , , , 70 3 35
75 native wethers.u 12U 3 CO
73 native lamlia..Ui7.- 76 3 75
C21 western yearlings. _ . . . . , 'M 3 75
74 uCFtein IHIIIH. | . , , . " A , ; CO 4 25
242 weKlcrn lamba , , , . : , , , , 71 ! 4 25
22 native lambs t , SI 4 40
St , I.oulH l.iVf Kloi-k.
ST. IX31JI8 , Veil , 'l. tfATTLE-llccelpts , 3.000
lend. Market steady ; native shipping ttrers ,
3.DO&5.00 ; stockem ami fcc < lci , 12.SCfJ3.fcO ; CUWH
nd helferii , l.COfi3.co ; 'Texas ' and Indian etcers ,
2.WH.10 ; rows , Jl,7C3.iO. !
IIOQS Itccclpts. 7.WU head. Maiket Co lower :
Iglit , I3.35jj3.l0i mixed , J3.1C&3.40 ; heavy , J3.15
. .
SHEEP Hecelpts , 1,200 head. Maiket steady ;
lUttoiiH. I2.75tf4.25 ; common , J1.C5&2.U ; lambs ,
3.7&IQC.40.
X -\v Y trlc I.lvc
NEW YOllK , Velt. 1. IIHEVES-IlccolpIs , 2.758
lead ; nulct ami about steady ull around ; nu-
tvo iteer * . | 4.1C04.9 : ' ; elagb und oxen , tl'iV
.W ; bulls , 12.Hi4j3.7S ; dry cows. Jl.GOft3.30. CablcH
uotti American etetr at IHdHic ; uheeu * ut
iifii'o : refilKerutor U-cf fit Hifmio.
tniip ; AND I.AMDS neceirn , 10.500 head :
hei-i ) active : xood urudea firm * lambB quiet and
utcady , clo Injr dull ; > h'cei > , t3.0V8I.Ui lambs ,
J4.f,0.
IIOGH-Kerclptn. i.61S heud ; iitrudy ut J3.COU >
4.CO.
_
KIIIINIIM Cll > - I.lvo NIoc-U.
KAN8AH CITY , I-'cb. l.CATTI.Eccelpl .
C.CuO heud : shipment ! , 1.7W head ; t > c t crudeu
uteady ; other * iteady to WCU'K , Texan eteeru ,
J2.oas.CO ; Texas cow , ' | 2.104i2.tOj natUc steers.
J3.JOff4.IiO ; nAtlve ci , ' nnd hrlfrrn , tl.roai.00
MoMccr * nn.l ffcdem. J.10ft4.40 : l'iill , IZ Infrn S.V
1IOOSHerolplo , C.OM hfnil ; milimrntn | , 40 *
hrnd , mnrkit w nK lo 100 lower ; Imlk , f union
J323JJ.3 j hrnvlm J3.S ( ft3.J7 < S ; p.irkcrd , JJ.tOj (
3.X1 ; tnlxccl , I3.28P3.40. lUhlc , 3. fl3.SOi ytirktm ,
J3.ZJ.4T3.SO ; plftii. | .JO S o.
SHEEP Htcelpl ! " . 6.WO hcnd ; MilpmtnU , notip
ninikct ttendy ; l mli . J3.8ff4.ro ; muttonj , J2. 0i
OHICACO IJVK STOCK .MAHKI'.T
O Un M if C.-ildc ivlh ( l-'lrin Priori-
on tlcNl ( JrnilcN.
CHICAOO , Tcti. I. Thtip wns n Inrge run ot
cnttle , nnd n fnlily nctlvc genernl dcinnnd with
prices firm for bct Ri-ndcK. Hales were mnde
of common drcsred beef fleers nt from J3.CO In
J3.75 , nnil prime to extra rnttle were very scntcc
nnd firm nt from J.1.13 to J3.33. The Mocker nud
frcder trndc wan veiy Rood nt iinchnnRed prlcrc.
choice feeriliiB cattle showing decldpil mrenRlli.
Ilutchrin entile were ncthc nnd prices were
firm for good lot nf cows nnd lielfeip. CnlvM
WITH nctlvp nt the iccent ndvnnre. Texas ftreis
fold Inrgfly nt from JJ.SO to J4.10 , nnd nntlxc
fleers nt from { I to J4.15.
In hogs buyers tnnnnged to force n dccllnp of
about Sc per lW-lb. . , nftcr n few enrly mica nt
ion Saturday's prices. Hnles Weic largely nt
from JS.S , , tci 1:1.4.1 : , common to prime dnn-os brltij-
IIIR- from J.1.2i ) to J3.33. The offt-rlnRs wrro mainly
fat , heavy nnd choice In quality.
In sheep business was fnlrly nctlxc. nnd choice
flocks of sheep hrouRht ur.cinnRed prices , but
medium srndes were wtnker. Common to prime
native sheep sold nt from I2.CO tii Jl ; westerns
nt from J3.CO to J3.S5 , nnd Intnln nt fiom 3.r.O
to Jl fpr n few culls , up to from J5 to J5.15 for
choice to prime ; lambs nx-craglng lOe lower.
Hecelpts : Oittle , 13tXlO head ; hogs , 4J.OX ) hend ;
theep , IS.tW ) hend.
Sluck In
Ilecord of recelpls of live flock nt the four
principal murkcts for February 1 :
Cnttle. HOKS. Sheep.
,
Omnhn. . . . . j.jgi 1 78 j or > s
Chicago . . . . . lo.noo 42.000 18.100
Knnsns City . oW ( 9.COO 0,000
St. l.otll . 3WO 7.DPO 1,200
Tolnls . . . . . . . 23,381 i STS 27,233
l.l > crpoul .Mni-kcis.
MVKHPOOU Feb. l-WHEAT-P.ot | alcady ;
demand poor ; No. 2 red , pprlliK , Cs Cd ; No. 2 led
winter , nothing quoted ; No. 1 hard. Manitoba ,
nothing quoted ; No. 1 California , CM1,1. . Kuturps
opened steady , with near nnd distant positions
lower , further weakened and eloped easy with
July Hid lower , nnd other months 2d lower-
iMiHlnpFR about rntinlly distributed : Kebiunry.
'
-
ruary. 2s S'id ; March. 2s fiVid ; April , 2s 8'd ;
JIny , 2s sudj JUIIP , 2s S ; d : July , at 9'4d.
l-"IXUll Dull ; demnnd poor ; St. Louis , fancy.
winter , 9s.
PROVISIONS Ilncon , quiet ; demand poor ;
Cumberland cut , 2S to 30 Ibs. , 27s ; short ribs 20
to 24 Ibs. , 23s 9d ; long clear , light , 35 to 38 Ibs.
2Cs ; long clear , heavy. 40 to 41 Ibs. , 25s ; short
clear backs , light , IS ll > . , 23s ; short clear mid
dles , heavy , 2s ; clear bellies , 14 to 10 Ibs. , 2Ss.
Shoulders , pqunie , 12 to 18 Ibs. . 20s. Hams , short
cut , 14 to 1C Ibs. . 40s ( M. Tallow , line North
American , 18s. lloef , extra India mem , Cls , 3d ;
prime mess , Cos. Pcik , prime mcps , fine west
ern , 43s 3d ! medium western , 40s. I.ard , quiet ;
prime western. 21s ; n-llned , In palls , 22s.
t'HEESE Klnn ; demand , fair ; finest United
Stntiu , fOs ; good , 55s.
OIl S MnFupil. ICs 3d. Petioleum , relliteil , CHd.
HEKIllOEUATOU HEEl--Koicquartcrs. 4 VI ;
hlmlquaitem , C il.
HOPS At I undon ( Pacific rmiBt ) , 30. 15. .
Tno following nre stocks nf breadstuff's and
provisions In Liverpool : 1 ! road stuffs Hour , W
OCO casks ; wlieat , 2,00.CO ! centaU ; corn , vnXx ( )
rentals. Provisions , bacon. 13.000 boxes ; hams.
4.3CO boxes ; shoulders , 1,700 boxes ; Inrd , C7.K ( )
tierces ; checfc , 57,400 boxes ; butter , ,5X ( ) paiK-
ngcs.
St. I.OIllH Ol'IKM-lll
ST. IXL'IS ) , Keb. l.-FIOUU-Qulct and un-
clmnged.
WHEAT Futures opened wcnk nnd lower on
account of lower cables ami en absence of specu
lation. The lluctuatlons were within a nniiow
ranse , futures finally clt-ilng ' ! i ! lc under Satur
day. Spot dull and nominally lower ; No. 2 rod ,
cash , elevator. S2fU2ic ; track. 83i\Cc : No. 2
hard , cash. 74c ; May , M'.fcc asked ; July. 70lic.
COUN l-"Ulure dull and Heady during the
day ; closing llrm Spot , No. 2 , cash , lii > ic ; May ,
21c bid ; July , 23c.
OATS Dull nnd steady ; No. 2 casli , ICc bid ;
May , 15c bid.
UYE Nominal ; 33Hc , track.
HAHUEY ( julct ; choice malting , 38iTj39o.
COUN MEAIJl.35. .
11UAN Quiet und ( teady ; sacked , east track.
worth nominally. 41041',4c.
FIAXSEii ) Lower nt 7.1c
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , J2.50.
HA V Quiet anil steady ; timothy , J5.OOffIl.CO ;
prairie , J4.00fi7.CO.
HUTTElt Steady and unchanged ; creamery ,
15l"iJ21c ; dairy , 9i/luc.
ECUS Steady nt I2c.
WHISKY J1.1S.
M ETA I < Lead , Hrm nt J2.S2'.i ' < J2 0214.
PKOV1SIONS I'oiU , lower ; standard mess ,
jobbing , S7.MOS.10. Lard , lower ; prime Eteam ,
J3.70 ; choice , (3.SO. llacon , boxed Miouldcrj ! ,
J4.CO ; extra short clear , J4.C2V4 ; ribs , $4.S7'.i ;
shortii , J3. Dry salt meats , boxed , extra short
clear. 14.23 ; ribs , J4.40 ; shorts. J4.00.
HECEIPTS Flour , C.CdO bbls. ; wheat , 11,000
bu. : corn. 277.000 bu. : oats , 37.CCO bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 7,000 bids. ; wheat , S3.0W
bu. ; corn , 41,000 bu. ; oats , 17,000 bu.
CofVi-e Mnrlo < H.
NEW YOllK. Feb. 1. COFI-'EK-Optlons opened
quiet , 5 points lower , feeling easier ; trading
was light and chiefly local. "T'.ie market later
Improved 5 points on light buying ; elos-ed firm
nnd unchanged to C points advance ; talcs , 7.7M
bags , Including : March. J9.3039.S5. Spot , Itlo ,
dull ; No. 7 , Jobbing , J1C.25 ; Invoice , J9.75. Mild ,
quiet ; Cordova , Jl&.r.ogiC.o ) ; Kales , l.tOo bags ,
March. Total wnrehoure delUerliu fiom ( lie
United States , 7,200 bags. Including , 5.C40 bags
from New York ; New York stack today , 31U.IOS
bags : United States t-tock , 303.C93 IHIRK ; total
visible for the United Stales , C9XC93 bags , against
53S.SOO bags lott year.
SANTOS. Feb. 1. COFFEE Steady : good aver
age Santos , 10.7CO ie ! ; leceipts , 15 COO'bngs ; Etcck ,
535,000 bugs. Weekly rejitrt : Steady ; good aver
age , per 10 kilos , 10.700 rcls ; icielpts. during the
week , 77,000 bags ; shipments to the United StnlPs ,
3.0CO bags ; stock. C9OC'0 ' bags.
HAMHUHO , Feb. ] . COFFEE Unchanged ;
sales , SO.OOO bag ? .
1UO Feb. 1. COFFEE Steady ; No. 7. Itlo ,
9.MJO reU ; 'exchange , 8 15-10d ; ircelpts , 9.0CO bags ;
cleared for the United States , 0.000 bags ; for
Europe , 3,000 bags ; stock. 505,000 bag ? . Weekly
report : Steady ; exchange standard. 9800 rels ;
lecelpts , during the week. C2.CCO bags ; ship
ments to tlie United States , 4S > , M > 0 bags ; stock.
503.000 bags.
HAVRE , Feb. -COFFEE Closed quiet at ' , id
decline ; Kales , 23,000 bags.
Collun Jl.
NEW YOllK. F.b. l.-COTTO.N'-Fsot. qutft ;
middling. 7 6-lCc ; middling upland , 7.l'im'J ; -
dllng gulf. 79-Kc ; sales. 2.2JO bales. Futures
closed quiet and flc-ady ; sales , GSM bales ;
February. J7.01 ; March. J7.fifl ; April , J7.12 ; .May ,
J7.18 ; June J7.23 ; July. 17.23 ; August. J..2 . , ;
Sciitembrr , tC.92 ; October , JC.M : Novemrr , JC.8I ;
December. $0.63. The miirkct opened linn , with
prices froin 3 to 4 points hlslier , following favorable -
able English cables nnd light estimates of re
ceipts nt the ports today. A fuither ndvi no
of 2 points occurred on later cables and light
New Orleans buying , and nt 11 o cloy * the market
was llrm at r. net advance of 5 to C ; P"lnts. with
salts of 30.000 bales. Trading wns light and al
most entirely local. Firm FoullH-rn H'Qt mar
kets and favorable Fall Illver news had u
steadying Influence. r-n-r-rnw fin..u- . .
NEW OHLEANM. Feb. 1--.COT rON-Slcadj
middling , C 13-lCc ; low middling , 07-lCa ; good
l.-COTTON-Steady ; mid-
F.b. . -
dIUitf , 7c. _ _ _ _
1'forln Ornlii Murlct. .
PEOIIIA , 111. , Feb. 1. CORN Market nctlvc ;
"oATO-Mnrklt'iitpnily ; No. 2 white , ZOOMHc.
UYE Maiket dull , nominal.
WHISKY Market steady : llnlbhed goods on the
basis of J1.17 for hliili wines ,
IlECEIPTS-Ccin , K9.7CO bu. ; oats 49,4 0 Im. ;
ryo. none : whisky , none' wheat , 3COO 1" ) .
fillll'MENTP-Corn , < 0.fCO bu. : calK. 49.COO bu. ;
whlfcky , 15,199 bble. ; wheat. J9. WO bu.
ToliMln Jliirlu-lM.
TOLEDO , Feb. l.-WHEAT-FIrm ; May , 87Vic ;
C"c'6ll'N1lCActlve and steady ; No. 2 mixed , 21' ' c.
OATS Steady ; No. S mixed , nominal , No. 2
cash 17V'C
CLOVEIt ' 'SEED Active and steady ; cavil , J0.20 ;
March , 15.23.
OIL Unchanged.
VlNllilc Supply 'f ! nil n.
NEW YOItK , Feb. ITho I visible supply of
Kraln Saturday , January CO , au complli-d by tlio
New York Produce exchange , was as follows
Wlieat 49.C9I.OOO bu. : deereaFe , 1.5)0,0(0 ) ( bu ,
CJorn , 21,938.eKX ) bu , ; Increase , iSO.M'O ' bu. Oats ,
IS.liJ.OOO lm. ; Increase , 19,000 bu. Hyp. 3.825.000
liu. ; Increase. ICO. WO bu , Hurley , 3,458.000 bu , |
lecrcase , 144.000 bu.
ixillH Wlifiil mill I ' "lour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 1. FI/1UH Stronger ;
htit imtentH , J4.C004.20 ; ttronil | i.Ucllt , | 3.S5fi >
I.U5 ; first clears , J3.:0@3.40 ; recond clears , U'.SCiU1
! .40.
WHEAT I-VJirunry , closed at 71Tic : May ,
% : July , 72Hc. On track : No. 1 hard , 73 , c ;
S'o , 1 noithcrn , 71Hc ; receipts , 348 cam.
lllltl.-r
111. , Feb. 1-llUTTEH-Acllvei offerIngs -
Ings , 34.5CO IUi. : sales. 12.CSO Iba. nt SO'-tu ; IMOO
[ lm. ut S0'/c ; 14.C80 Ibs. ut W' ' c ; 2,1CU Ibs. ut
! 0oj 4.2CU IbB. at 20)jc.
OH City MiirlcHN.
OIL CITY , Feb. 1. Credit balances , 97c ; ccr-
: lflcatc , eloFi-d nt f o bid ; Kiilpments , 149.903
jbls. ; rune , 150,577 bbl .
Cciu-riil OrulKliHI Itt'llrc-M.
WASHINGTON , Fnb , 1. General W. P.
Jralghlll , chief of engineers , was placed on
he rctlretl list of the army today at hh
> wn request under the forty-year servlco
aw ,
T l-"l' %
CIIIOAGO , Teh. 1. Tlio tufr Vnn Itnllo Is
'ant In an Ice llont somewhere In the open
uke , uml when hint neon WIIH ilrlftliiK riiii-
Uly towanl the nortlie-ast , illHplaylng xl -
mla of distress. About ten men uru on the
AMUSEAIENTS.
An audience which filled the Crclghtor
thentcr from stage to uttermost gallery
bench ; an audience which well-high Mis
tered Its bare nnd kid-gloved hands In It !
demonstrative enthusiasm ; an audience
which In size and quality and deep and
thorough appreciation of what It enw nnil
heard , has never been surpassed In Omnh.y
Such an audience did honor last night to
Lillian Nordlca , tlio prlma donna soprano
who has the courage to sign hurdclt Amer
ican ; to Sofia Scalchl , who comes nearer to
being the Idol of nil American hearts tlun
any contralto now living ; to their male
associates In the present concert tour ; to
Homer Moore , whoso efforts ma.lo tills
event possible , and to the Omaha Musical
society , under the auspices of whlcn the
concert wns given. The most comj'lrle
good feeling prevailed , caught by the
singers from the audience or by the nud'ciirn '
from the singers , nnd passed about nnd In
terchanged until stage and auditorium were
one In pleasurable excitement. Surely
never were singers more prodigal of their
vocal treasures , and never were lls'eners
more eager for a feast , the like of wlils'i ' "anil
been long denied them.
Mine. Nordlcn , In the four years that have
passed since she was heard In Omaha , haa
been steadily growing In artistic stature
and In popular favor. Sincere and honest
she has always been , nnd the ImpulblvoiiOfa
which formerly distinguished her Is still n
characteristic of her work. She docs not
disdain enthusiasm , oven In a concert pro
gram. Hut If she was not great before she
may fairly clnlm greatness now. There Is
n poise and self-command and authority
which used not to be so evident , and which
In her very entrance nnd attitude of walling
for thu Instrumental Introduction prepares
one for the exquisite vncnl display which
follows. She has become n finished and
brilliant dramatic singer , with n power that
will not be gainsaid nnd a surcncss nnd
firmness of touch such ns experience gives
to genius like hers ; and thereto she adds a
personality so sweet nnd gracious nnd
womn'nly that the sight of her tills nnd
satisfies tlio eye ns the car Is charmed by
her golden voice. She was heard last night
In a range of numbers calculated to try her
versatility severely. Indued , the program ,
including nil the encores , showed n sur
prising diversity of subjects. Mine. Xordlca
herself dropped with all apparent case from
the sonorous music of "St. Hrszobeth"
which a locnl musician admiringly desig
nated "nn unknown nrla from mi unknown
opera by an unknown composer" to the
soothing cadences of a lullaby by the alto
gether admirable Mr. Luckstonc , and roae
again without difficulty from the vocal cm-
broldcrle.i of "Where the bee sucks" to the
exacting solo part In the Wagner con
certed number which closed the program.
She was half a dozen times recalled after
her first solo , nnd. slut sang ngnln thrice In
response to the tumultuous applause which
each song only augmented. First the tender
cradle song Just mentioned , then the little
mocking chansonette of love which she sans
hero four years ago , and last of all "Where
the bee sucks. " Besides these , she carried
the soprano part In the "Ulgoletto" quartet
and In the "Lohengrin" finale. In each she
afforded greater pleasure. If possible , than
la the others. And In leavli'g Omaha she
has le'ft a city full of her frlcnda. who will
follow her successes with exceeding Inter
est and will hope that her return may not
bo too long delayed.
Mine. Scalchl's reception was not less cor
dial than that extended to her companion.
She too was many times recalled after each
o [ her two solos , and she sang not quite as
often no the people wanted her , or she
might bo singing yet , but still n good many
times. She sang the ever welcome Nobll
Signer from "Les Huguenots , " and the
" " " Remdiml" nnd
"MIgnon" polonaise- and "Ah
Gounod's "Mandollnata , " and "Annie Lau-
ilo" In an Itallan-Scotch-Kngllsh altogether
delightful : and she sans other things of
which people did Hot know the names and
did not-caie to know them so long as that
noble voice , of which the velvet Is ever so
little Impaired , would keep n singing them.
Mr. Herthald , who is pleasantly remem
bered from his connection with the brief
season of Wagner opera which Walter Dam-
rosch vouchsafed to Omaha last winter ,
sustained his excellent reputation as a tenor
en this occasion. He was sadly harassed by
the orchestra in his performance of the
Prize Song from "Die Melsteralnger , " and
thereafter wisely adhered to piano accom
paniments and Mr. Luckstone.
Mr. Dcmpsey , the baritone , made a decid
edly favorable Impression , and will bo
warmly welcomed on the occasion of his
next appearance In Omaha. He sang with
line effect Handel's superb "Honor and
Arms , " and gave as nn encore rare Den
Johnson's'rare old song "Drink to mo only
with thine eyes. " He was perhaps less
fortunate In his rendering of Mcphlstophelcs'
diabolical serenade from "Knust " although
his shortcomings were rather those of tern
pcrament than of method.
The veteran Jules Lumbard is always a
favorite with On'aha audiences. He and
Mrs. Ely were heartily applauded when they
came on for tielr part In the "Lohengrlm1'
number. The chorus showed marked lm
provement over Itu very creditable work on
former occasions , and the same may bo sali
with even more emphasis of the orchestra
which , asWc from Its unfortunate experience
with Mr. licrthald , did quite effective serv
ice throughout.
The evening wns full of pleasant happen
Ings , which tended to promote the general
good feeling. A pretty Incident was the
presentation of roses to Mine. Nordlca by
little Eugenie Whltmore , nnd the gracious
kiss with which the prlma donna rewarded
the child. Another wns ho seizing Mr.
Moore with one- hand nnd Mr. Lumbnrd by
the other , nfter Ihu "Lohengrin" number nnd
Impulilvely congratulating them. And ctlll
another was the unfeigned delight of Mine.
Scalchl at llio rapturous nature of her re
peated recalls.
Thu concert In all Its details and In Its
entirety reflected great credit on Mr. Moore ,
on the Omaha .Musical society , nnd on the
people of Omaha who patronized It so gen
erously. It may well murk Iho beginning
of a new era In the musical history of n
town which hau not heretofore contribute : !
largely to that branch of the world's knowl
edge.
Thomas W. Keene , the eminent tragedian ,
nnd his company will opn a brief engage
ment at lleiyd's tonight , presenting as the
Initial bill of u. serlnu of Shakespearean per
formance , "Hlchnrd III. " At the matinee
tomorrow "Othello" will bo rendered , nnd
In the evening "Julius CacHar. " Mr. Kcone
Is accompanied by and under Iho manage
ment of Charles II. Hanford , a young and
popular tragedian. The company includes
such artists as Bertram Tcmplo , Lawrence
Lowell , JahnMilton , I'aul Taylor , Florence
Hopkins , Mary Tlmbcrman , Mlis Urcfnnh
ind Mrs , S , A. linker.
South Omaha Nsivs . |
A proposition to vnto bonds to the amount
if $10.000 for Improvements to school build-
ngs will most Illtcly bo submitted to the
> coplo at the spring election , and the Hoard
if Education will decide upon the amount of
ho levy without any ntslataiico from the
; ciieral public , at leant that was the result
if the Joint meeting of citizens and members
if Iho Hoard of Education held last night.
The citizens' committee , which wa op-
minted two weeks ago , to Investigate ) the
Inanclal condition of the public schoolx ,
ind Inquire Into the necessity for voting
ends for n new High school building or
iddltlonu to the school buildings , held a
nectlng EOIIIO dayo Blnco and prepared a re-
lort advocating the Issue of bonds and fixing
ho levy nt 1 mills. At a second meeting
if the committee nn error of over $15,000
van discovered In the books of the board
iiiil Instead of closing the school year with
balance In the treasury , there will bo a
leflclt of nearly ? C,000 , This fact changed
be plans of the committee so that when
ailed upon for a report last night thu com-
nlttco declined to hnnd In a written report ,
"hlu left the matter Just whuro It wns lie-
ere thi ) committee was appointed.
In order to get thu question 'before thu
oinmlttce , W. II. Cheek mndo a motion to
ha effect that bonds to thu amount of (15,000
10 voted , and that the board bo allowed
lo i e IM Judgment In the mutter of deter
mining the levy to bo mndo. In upcAklnR
for his motion , Check assorted thai the only
way out of the present financial difficulty
wns to vote bonds that additions might bo
niAde to some of the school houses , and n
levy sufficient to pay the running cxpcnucs
of the schools mndo. As for the Amount ot
the levy to bo made , Mr , Check thought that
the taxpayers ought to trust the members ot
the Hoard of Education to do what wa
right.
Member Talbot took occasion nt this point
to assure those present that ho for one would
Insist upon making the levy as low ns possi
ble.
Chairman Seykora called upon n number
of the citizens present for opinions on the
matter , but very little was said , each onct
appearing to bo holding back In hopes that
his neighbor would speak his mind. Finally
the motion wns put to n vote and wns car
ried , ten \o Ing fcr Itnnl f.vJ nfnlnit. Later
on , when It was discovered that the proceeds
from bonds could not bo used for any pur
pose but Improvements , two of the flvn
voting no changed their vote announced
themselves In favor of the motion , The
members of the board refrained from voting
on the motion.
In connection with the business of tha
evening. Member Tnlbot rcnif a lengthy re
port , showing the condition nt the school
funds nt the close of the school year , Juno
30 , ISO" , nnd the estimates of expenses lor
the next school year. Superintendent Munro
wns called upon for n statement , showing
the cost per pupil In different Nebraska
cities ns per the enrollment. At Ornnd
Islnnd the cost Is $17.00 ; 1'lnttsmouth , $14.50 ;
Kearney , $28.08 ; Lincoln , $23,23 ; Fremont ,
$17.17 ; South Omaha , $ H 01.
Clt.V ( ' ( Hindi PlMHM-
All members of tha council were prcs
cut when the roll was called last night.
The committee appointed to Investigate
the bill ot the Omahn Wnter Works com
pany wns upon request given further time.
City Engineer Heal wns Instructed lo as
certain the number of yards of surface to
bo painted on the two viaducts , and after
this Is done the city clerk will ndvortlso.
ror bids for doing the work. All bids are
to be In by February 22 , the work1 to bei
completed May 15.
Meat Inspector Howard condemned eleven
cattle and sovcn hogs last month.
The Cortclyoit claim was referred to the
finance committee for Investigation. It la
the general understanding that this bill Is
to be paid In order to avoid further trouble.
Mr. Vmisunt brought up the gambling
question by asserting that only two gam
bling houses had paid their line for the Inst
month. wl.llo ho had positive knowledge
that more houses were running. Cnldwcll
said that the matter of rsgulatlng the gam
bling houses rested entirely with the mayor
and chief of police , nnd Intimated that If
Vninant would attend to hli own business
ho wouldbe better off. Further , It wna
not the fnult of members of the council
if the mayor fallen ! to collect the money
due from gamblers. Vnnsant Insisted that
It was the duty of all coundlmen to keep
track of all money coming Into or due the
city treasury. As the discussion threatened
to become personal Mayor Knsor called for
order and further talk was shut off.
The present contract for feeding the city
prlsoneio expires February 2 , " > and bids will
bo advertised for.
Joan Woodard was given a house mover's
license.
January bills were allowed and the council
adjourned for one week.
niiliiK Afli'tSluvii. .
James L. Pnxton , superintendent of the
Union Stocl : Yards company , leaves today
for Fort Collins , Colo. , nnd vicinity to look
cftcr shipments of sheep. At the present
time about 25C.OOO sheep are being fed in
thnt section of the country and Mr. 1'axtnn
will endeavor to show to the owners of the
sl'ccp the advantages of this market. Many
of the sheep men have tried this market
and will ship hero ag-Mn , na the prices paid
are as n. rule higher than at either Kansas '
City or Chicago.
Slnt'k Itci | rt fur .Iiiminl-.v.
The following icport furnished by Sccro-
tary Sharp of the Stot-k Yards company
gives the receipts nnd shipments complete ,
also the number of head sold to packers
on this market for the month of January :
Receipts Cattle , 4SflCl : hoga. 113,500 ; sheep ,
41,031 ; horses and mules , CCO ; cars , 3,870.
Consumed at South Omaha Cattle , 23,000 ;
hog. ? , 103,257 ; sheep , 33,438. Average weight
of hogs for January , 275 pounds ; avcrago
weight of hogs for January , 1SOG , 260 pounds.
Mimic ; City CitNslp.
J. H. Stoner. n promlnont Wyoming-
cattleman , Is In the city.
The hospital association will meet this
afternoon and elect officers ,
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs , John
Sexton , Twenty-fourth and I streets.
John J. Murphy hns returned from Sioux
City , wherehe was called by the Illness
of relatives.
Charles Klmmerly and wife. Henry
county , Illinois , nre the guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. n. Bennett.
Marie , the 2-ycar-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Morrlj Iliissell , Twentieth and O
Btrcels , Is very sick.
W. E. Schoalflcld , traveling representa
tive of the Stock Yards company , has re
turned from a trip through the South 1'Iatto
country.
Commencing next Sunday evening gospel
meetings will bo held at the Christian
church , Twenty-third and 1C streets , every
jvenlng for a week.
The state camp of the Modern Woodmen
if America meets at Grand Island today ,
l-'rcd Pearl is delegate frpm South Onmha
edge No. 1030 , and Jacob Jasknlck will
cpresent loilgo No. 40S5.
January feeder shipments to the country
'oot up to 637 cars , 10,328 head , besides
1.141 head driven out , making a total out-
nit for the month of 23.4K3 litockors and
'coders. Of this number Nebraska received
M4 cars , Iowa 302 cars and other points 31
: ars.
I/OVITS' ( liuirrcl tti-NiiIlN Knlnlly.
CHICAGO , Fob. 1. Olllo Sullivan. 1C years
) ld , was fatally shot at her home on Irving
ivonuo by Frank J. Laucr. The murder was
: ho result of a lovers' quarrel ,
Tin : i/rv .IIAIIKI-T.
INSTUITJIRNTS plnccil on record Monilny ,
I-'chrnnry 1 1S97 :
WAUHANTY DKKDS ,
iV. J. Muxwull lo II. K. Kle-lillntr - , lot
18 , Aie-llilu place ) $ 250
j. n. Ilfiov.-r anil hiiHlintnl to A. H.
Rlec-urli'ii , lot x , hlock "U , " Haun-
ili > i-B & II'a ailil. C50
4 , 19. CInrry to JamuH Alorrlucy , lot
9 , folk. 3 , Hhrlvor pliie-c Cf
. 13. Vnnelercook and hutifonnil to C.
I , . Baiimle-rH , lol.s 2 , ID. 11 and 12 ,
folk. 7 ; Intu 5 , 7 anil S folk. 8 , Hauiid-
CI-.H & ll'ii Alt. Pleasant inlil. ; IOIH
.l to IS. bile. J , BuuniliTH & H'H IIIili-
Innil Paris ; lotH 13 anel 15 , folk , l ,
VaiuliTcook Tcrrnco 2.817
. II. Lev. nnd wlfo lo R p. Klrke-n-
dall , lcilj.ri anil 7 , folk 2-TI , Omafoa. . 15,000
'rltz Hoohnei and wlfo to Jaiio Ilraln-
ard , lotI , folk. " 11" plae-i- 3,200
I. H , I'ayno anel wife : to ICzcklel Hose
cit ul , lotH 7 and 8 , folk. 11 , 1'nlrlck'u
2(1 add 1
i. C. Wilt to Iciino Wilt , HO H-1G-11 , . 1
QUIT CLAIM DJ3KU3.
ohn IlUKh and \vlfr : lo J. A. Uiieit , n'i
of NO 3I-1C-12 ; 18 iifjri-H In w'/i ' nu
Sl-15-12 2
' . 10. ICIU-r nnil luinljJUKl to I. .M.
iJclan , lot " ) , folk. > , Lc-uvfiiwortli
street IUHIH-HH | p'acu l
Total amount of Iransfe-rH 121,012
3IAIIA CHAIX AND STOCK
Board of Trarto ,
You can buy or ell nnythlr.ir de-all In em tha
iirleiu > exctiangcs of the country through us ,
Jlefciencca : Flint Nat , , U. H. Nat. . Commer-
lal Nut. bur.ku , Omaha ; Union Nat , bunk ,
unm Clly ,
( JUA.VTV. . ICU.V.VISV ,
Telephone 1C95.
IAMES E. BOYD & CO
rdcplionc lOUf ) . Oinuli.i , Njb.
COMMISSION
RAIN : PitOYlSIJli : AXi ) :
, Hoard of Irmlf ,
iV.tect wires to Ciai-ago and Nt-w York.
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