0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , FEB1UTAUY 3 , 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
fray Wheat Malces an Advance Averaging
About a Cent and a Half ,
OtHER MARKETS GAIN FRACTIONALLY
nt Liverpool , Touctlicr trltli
with nil InuircMNlnn Hint llic Ilrcnk
llnd Spent Knelf , Cnniicd
thu Itniirovcinrnt.
CHICAOO , Feb. 2. Wheat today mon
nn recovered nil It lost yesterday , ( Maj
option closing at a 15401740 ndvnnce , Th (
flrmnes < ) displayed by the Ijlvtrpool mnrkol
nnd reports of ble cnsh business wcro th (
lending factors. Of the other markets , corr
and oat each advanced about V4c , whll <
provisions again Buffered n slight decline.
Invhcnl Liverpool opened Id higher foi
futures and t4d lower for spot wheat. Thai
nnd nn Impulsion that wheat "hart had Iti
break , " ns It was generally expressed
caused a firm opening here. May closci
yesterday nt 74M4J74'fcC ) nnd opened today a
from 74)1 to 74Tic. The failure of a ratJici
Important lioston grain firm , who "wen
long of" wheat In this market , nnd the soli.
Ing out of n line On their account , caused n
dfjcllno In the price Immediately after tin
opening , May sliding off to 7-llJc , but thai
being out of the way the market rcrpondei
readily to anything of a bullish chnractei
Hint might crop up. Chicago nnd northwcs
receipts \vvrc small , though the lattei
nhowcd signs of recovery from the snow
blocked rends of n .ttoek ago. Chicago goi
4 ! " . cars , compared with 107 cars on the cor
responding day of the year before. Mlnne
npolls-Duluth received 200 carloads npalnsl
Jl7 ! n week ago nnd CCI ! 'ist year , The Brnd.
Btrect'rt visible statement showed n docreas <
of 1.3JI.OCO bu. cast of the ItocklcM , showlnt
that the- Interior elevators nru being drawr
upon and assist In keeping the visible frotr
n morn rapid decrease than It would If onlj
farmers' deliveries could bo drawn. The to
till decrease In the world for the week , OK.
rluslve of Paclllr co.ist stoekw , was Z.Bll.OO'
bu. lly the time of the anouncement of the
visible dccreuRo the price of .May had C'
covered to 743ic nnd kept steadily on the up.
ward path us good cash wales were reported
Closing cables showing Vitffld advances foi
futures also helped the market ami during
the lust hour prices wcro very firm. A re.
port that 200,000 bu. of cash wheat had bcei
taken for a prompt rail rlilpment sent tin
price up to 7t > T ! > e. There was a slight reac
tion after that , but the closing WDH. IIrm a
75)4 e.
Corn was firm but Inactive. There was
Bomo disposition to cover on the part of the
shorts , In view of n strong wheat market
Prices were also helped by additional ic
cclpts of soft Iowa corn nnd reports that i
ureat deal of the crop unmarketable
May opcnpd < ic higher at from 21U to 213 ! , (
and closed endy at H-HsC.
Oats stalled out llrm , but fell off later am
for a while gave evidence of being a weal
market. Tow aid the close lion over , a r.illj
In ought prices to a point Just about when
11.cv ended ycsteiday. The aggregate bus
Iness was only moderate. Blunts were fall
buyers and caused the later advance. Maj
opened 'about He higher at ISVdc , sold oft tc
li ? c , then lecoveicd and closed steady m
ISVfto.
Provisions wore heavy , owing chiefly t <
the stocks having proved larger thnn hat
been looked for. Hvrrythlng opened n shadi
lower than the previous clay's quotation1
ami the decline was moderately added K
during the- day , though there was n partln
recovery tn syrnp.tthv with wheat. At tin
close May poik was 7 c lower at $7.G5 , Maj
Imd 21'jc lower at S.TDO and May ribs aboui
2Vje lower ut $1.GT ! ( ( 11.93.
Kstlmaled n-cclpts Wednesday Wheat
2S cars ; corn , "SO c.irs ; oats , 210 oars ; hogs
sn.OOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
rob. . . .
May. . .
.inly. . .
Corn
IVb .
Fob. . . .
Mnv. . . .
July. . .
Bh'tltlui
Fob. . . .
May. . . .
.July. . . ,
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Steady ; winter palents , $4.5004.60
spring Hpecinls , $4.60 ; fining sualghts , $3 40UJ.70 ;
winter stralg.ita , $1.105(100 ( ; tprlng patents , $405
0430 ; Iraki * ! * , $ J.OOSJ3.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 74ff74'Cc ' ; No. 3 spring ,
7167ic ; No. 2 rod. BlWSoftc.
CORN No. 2 , SSWl2t&e.
OATS No. 2. lotto , No. 2 white t. o. b. ,
19VJO20o : No. 3 white , t. o. b. , 104rl9e.
RYE No. 2 , 34' , c.
11ARLEY No. 2 , nominal : No. 3 , t , o , b ,
U'6 ' < ri3'xtNo. ; . 4 , t. o. _ b. , 24O2.lie . ,
TIMOTHY"SE'ED Prime. $2.755280'
I'ROVlSIONS-Mcsi pork , per bbl. , $7.60Q
7.C214 ; lanl. per 100 Ibs. , $3.77V403.SO ; short rlbb ,
Elde ( loore ) , $3.7504.00 ; dry salted ( .boulders
( boxed ) , $4.2:04.60 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
$4.12' | 4.25.
AVHISICY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
SliaAltS-cut lo.if. $5.11 ; granulated , $4.51.
The following were the receipts nnd shipments
today !
On tlio Prodnco cxchniiEO todav tlio biHtor mar
ket wan llrm ! creamery , 10S20c ; dairy , 03
17c , r.sKH. woalc ! fresh. llc. ! Clu'cae. ulcndy ;
Mc. DreHHtil poultry , firm ; turkcya , 11(4 (
c ; chickens , 7 < 37Hc ; ducks ,
NUW YOH1C
( luotiitluiiH of the Day on General
CoiiiiniiillUrM ,
NIJW YOniC , Feb. 2. FLOUR-Recelpls. 18,300
bbls. ; exporls , 23,300 bbls. ; more ncllvc nnd
firmer ; winter extras , $3.23ff3.CO. Hye Hour ,
Blcady ; superfine , $2.60ffl2.75. Buckwheat flour ,
easy nt $1.0501.15.
lIUCKWHUAT-Dull nt 34 J35c.
CORN MUAIy-Qulct ; yellow western , DSo.
HYU Quiet ; No. 2 western , 39033jjc
UAIILnV-Dull ; 2l > ' , i02i > ? Jo ; nialllnff , 3S042c ,
HAlU.nV MALT Dull ; westein , MiiSSc.
\VHiAT Receipts , D25 bu. ; exports , 153,787 bu. ;
spot dull ; No. 1 hard , New York , K0c , Op
tions opened stronger und except for n icac-
tloii at noon ruled firm all day on better cables
bullish I'leiich clop fstlinales , InrKe rt-abourd
c laninccH nnd active cash business ut Chicago
c using l't ' l'4c net hlulier ; No. 2. IVbriiary
closed ut tSKc ; Muy , M 15-10S8. ! 3-lCc , closed at
CORN Receipts , 68,500 bu , ; exports , 32277 bu-
spot Inactive ; No. 3. FJJic. Options quiet but
Hun nil day on moriny weather west , cloblns
nt n partial Uo ndvnnce ; February closed at
2 < nie , May. 30'i ' f30Mc , clo ed at Bo' .
. &AT'JrI.liec'ell'u\ bu < ! * ' ' " ' I1UC' | ' : No2. .
21 > c. Options quiet , but llrmtr with corn , clos
ing Uo hlKher ; February closed at 21iio : May
cluhvil nt 221tc. '
HA-Kteaaicr blillr 6:5-o ; eood to choice.
HOPS Steady ; 1896 crop , 3fi > 7'4c ; 1S96 crop sn
1'Clnu coaBt' JSW cr ° 1' ' 3'4i''Ho ' ; ISM crop
6 13c
HIDKS Finn ; Oalveiton , 12 ! 3o ; Iluenos
Ajrcii , utendy nnd nominal ; California , 25Ue
LiATIliit-Steady : ; lienvy w lnhls , l9iiji20Ho
HUTTKII-Reei'lplH , sfc 5 pk s.j iu-udy wjt-
ern creamery , I3utc ; Klglnv , ! le , fncto'ry , 7
ClinnHIJ-RccelptB , " ,293 pkgs. , steady ; state.
lurk-t ) , tueiJc ; stule , small , fcV4 12c ; part sklnw ,
60'Jttc , full fclJms , 3ti3Vic.
shoulder. . 4Hc. l ird. e.uj ; ' weMcm' steam
$4.00 4.05 ; inlned , luvvtr. I'ork. entler ; mess'
$8.25 8.75j family. $92509.75. Tallow , dull
OILH Cottonsted , dull ; prime cruje. 20enrlme
yellow , 231423e. | Petroleum , firmer ; United
eloketl nt IC'Mc bid ; l'ennf > lvnnla crude , sleady
MKTAIJ4 I'lu Iron , dull ; noutlifrn. J1I.WU12.00'
nortln-rn , $ I1K ( 13CO. Copper , easy ; lake , Lrok-
era , $12 ; fcXcliaiiKB. J12. Tin , dull , ttralKbts , $13.35 ®
13.45 ; platen , uulvt. Spelter , firmer ; domestic ,
$3.M < fU . l ad market continues etronir. but
nlthout actlvlly ; domcsllc , $ . ) ; eiclmnse , $3.10
G3.15.
I.lvi-riioitl
I.IVUHPOOL. Ftb. t.-WlinAT-Spot dull ; de-
inana poor ; No. 2 red. uprlnu , 6s W ; No. 1 Call-
fornla , Ca fcVid. Futures opened steady , with near
und distant positions Id holier ; closed quiet.
with near ixwllloni UO d lilsher , and dUtant
I > oltloiis HUM higher ; bUBlmiui heaviest on
middle positions ; February , Ca 3Hd ; March ' Cs
4il ; Muy. C CJSd ; June. C * 4d ,
CORN Spot quiet ; American mixed , new , is
Slid. Futures opened quiet , with near and dli-
tHiit positions higher ; clat d vteady
with February ' , id lower , and other months un
changed to * HJ higher ; builneu about tquuily
ll ttbutf | < t ! rtbrunry , t 8Utl : April ( inrt Msy
29 ti d , Mny nnd July , ! % d , June , 2 d.
Fl/JUn Knuy ; demand poor ; St. Louli fancy
winter , ( > M.
rilOVISlONS-nacon , dull ; domnnd poor , cum
titrlnnd cut , 20 to SO Ibs. . 27 ; short rIM , 24 to
24 H i , , 25 3d ; long clear , light , 33 to 53 lb .
25s 4d ; lone clenr , heavy , 40 to 4S Ibs. , Kf fhor
clear bucks , llRht , IS Ibs 2.is ; sbort clrnr mid
die * , heavy , 45 to 60 Ibs , M : clear txlllcn , 14 to
16 ItK. , IJ Cd. Shoulder * , FquArc. 12 to 18 lln.
25 < i 6J. Hnrnn , short cut. 14 to 16 Ibs. . 4" * . I'ork
prime mrsn , nn * western , 46s 3d ; medium west
crn , 40s. iJird , dull ; prime western , ls ; refined
In palls , 22ft ,
ClinnSR Firm ami unchflnRCil.
IlUTTKR-Flneft United Stales , Wn ; Rood , 65s
OILS Linseed , 1C * 3d. Petroleum , refined , IVid
ItRKniaKltATOn UUEF Forequnrters , 3'/id
hindquarters. 6Xd.
HOI'S-At Ixindon ( Pacino const ) . 3 , 15s.
Receipts , for the i > nst Ihrco dn > a , of wheat
253,000 centnlR , Including 143,000 American. Amer
lean corn , "f.TDO centals.
WnATHKR-Overcnst.
OMAHA G
Conilltlnn of Trade nnil tlnotntlonii on
Ntnplc nml Knncy I'roilncc.
KGas-Frcsh Kathcrctl , lie.
IIUTTHR Comliion to fair , ojllCe ; choice to
fancy roll , 13ffl < c ; separator creamery , 20o ; gath
ered creamery , lEQICc.
QAMi : nine winged teal ilurka. 11.751 green
wing , $1.60 ; redheads and mallards , 13.75 ; tmul
rabbits , 40050cj jacks , $1.0081.25 ; vqtilrrcls. 600
70o ; Canada Rccte , large , JO.004j7.UO ; umall , $4.00if
6,00.
6,00.CIinnsi > - Domestic bricks , 10ic ! ; ndam , per
doz. , 13 ; club house , 1-lb. jars , per doz , $3.15
Llmbergcr , fancy , per Ib. , S'tc ; Roquefort , H-lb
jars , per doz. , $3.60 ; Young Amrilcas , 10ic
twins , fancy , lOJic.
VL'AIx-Choke fnt , 0 to 120 Ibs , , nre quoted nt
7i7Vtc ; large und coarse , 4jSc.
DRisSKD POULTRY Chickens , BV406c ; tur-
ke } , lOfillc ; prcerc , 7WSc ; ducks , ! > 010c ,
1.1 VK POULTRY Not wanted ,
FICinON'S-Llve , 75BMc ; dead pigeons , not
wanted.
HAY Upland , 14 60 ! midland , J4 ; lowland
$3.60 ; rjc straw , $360 ; color makes the price on
hay ; light bales sell the beut ; only top grades
bring top" prices.
1IROOM CORN-nxtrcmolv Flow Bale ; new
crop , delivered on track In country ; choice greci
eclf-norklnjf cnrpet , per Ib. . 2J2V4c ; choice green ,
running to hurl , 2fi2Vl < " . common ,
BWKKT POTATOES On orders , per bbl. , 11.75
ONIONS Good stock , per bu. , $1 ,
LIMA IIHANB 1'cr Ib. , 4c.
niJANS-lIund picked navy , per bu. , $1.251.3o
CA11I1 Ad 12 Fancy stock , per 100 Ibs. , $2.
CHLHRY Per do25c ; fttncy , large , 45c.
POT ATOHS Good native slock , per bu. , SOc.
FRUITS.
MAI.AC1A C3RAPUS 1'cr keg , $7.
CRANIIURIUKS-Cape Cod , per bbl. , JG.OOO
6.CO.
APPLES Fnncy , New York , $1.6001.03 ; extra
fnncy , Inrsc. $1,7" .
CALIFORNIA 1'UAKS Per box , $2 ,
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGH3 Mexican , $2.7503.00 ; California
naveUi , 1501 tn 200s , $3.75 ; laigo sizes. $3.2503.60
Feeding ? , $2,75.
I.T3MONS JloEslnnn. ' 3 MO3 60 ; choice Callfor
nln , $2.75 ! fancy , } 2.75Tf3.uO. (
1IANANAS Choice , large stock , per bunch
$2.0052.23 ; medium plcd bunches , $1.6002.00.
MISCELLANF.OUS.
HONHY Cholce,13014c.
CIDHR Clarified juice , per half bbl. , $2.50 ; po
bbl. , $4.0004.25.
MAPLU SYRUP Five gnl. cans , each , $2 608
2.75 ; Bill , cans , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal , cans , $3 25
quart cans , $3 60.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , Inrg
size , 13c ; llrazlls , per Ib. , lOc ; Hngllsh wnl
nuts , per Ib. , ant.y , uoft shell , 12012'ic ; stnnd
nrds , 11011i,6c ; filberts , per Ib. , lOo ; pecans , pol
Ished. large , 9010o ; jumbo , 11012c ; large hick
ory nuts , $1.25 per bu. , email , $1.50 ; cocoanuts
5c each.
FIGS Imported fnncy. 5 crown , 30-lb. boxes
15c ; choice , 10-lb. boxes , 3 crown , lie.
HIDES , TALLOW , KTC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 6V4e ; No. 2 greci
hides , 4HC ; No. 1 green salted hides , 7c ; No.
green rnlted bides , 6c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 1
Ibs. , 7c ; No. 2 vonl calf , S tl 15 lb-i. , 4c ; No.
dry flint hides , 9010c ; No. 2 dry flint hides
809c ; No. 1 dry sailed hides , S09c ; part curct
hides , ! /4c per Ib. Io-s thnn fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS-Orecn palled , each. : i000"
preen rnltcd , ehcailrgs ( short woe ] early EC ns )
each , 15c , nry shcniliiKS ( short \vooled early
Fltlns ) , No. 1 , each , 6c : dry flint , Kansas unt
Nt'biusKn bultber wool pelts , per Ib , nctua
ivolght. 405c ; dry flint , KUIIFIIS and Nebraska
Murrain wool pells , per Ib. , urtunl weight , 304c
dry flint Colorado butcher wool pells , per Ib.
arUul weight , 405c ; dry Hint Colorado Muriali
wool pells , per Ib. . actual weight , 34c ; fee
cut off , as It Is useless to pay irelght on them
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. 1 , 3c
tnllow , No. 2 , 2iic ; grease , white A , 3c ; greate
while 1) , 2o ; gri-aFe , jcllow , 2c ; greuse , dark
11'tc ; old butter. 202c , beeswax , prime , 15022c
roiiKh tallow , Jc.
WOOIr Unwashed , fine heavy 607c ; flue light
S0ic ; iiuai lei blood , 10012ceedy , burry am
chaffy , 80Pcp "otted ant , urokcn. coarse , 709c
cotted and ijrokfn , fine , tff c Fleece washed
Medium. l.'ITlSc : nne , 14016C , tub washed. lOJSlSo
black. Sc ; bucks , Cc , Ing locks , 203c. dead pulled
TIONES In' car lots , weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Drv buffalo , per ton , 12.00014 00 ; dry
counlry , bleached , per ton , $10 OOSH2 00 : dry coun
try , damp and meaty , per ton , $00008.00.
FRESH MEATS.
DEEF Good native steers , 400 to 600 Ibs. , 6J
"c ; vvestcin steers , 5j6c ! ; good cows nnd heif
ers , 6ViiOQ ; medium cons and heifers , 6V4c ; good
foieqimitels coiva und heifers. 4V < .c ; good fore
quarters fctecrs , 5c ; good hlndquaiters cows and
heifers , 7V c ; good hindquarters native steers
8 ! c ; tenderloins , 20c ; boneless strips , 9c ; strip
loins , 7c ; rolls , Sie ; sirloin butts , iVc ; ehouldei
clods , 6'Jc ; rump butts , 6c ; teer chucks , 4'lo ' ;
cow chucks , 3'fcc , boneless chucls , 4c , platf > s
3',4c ; flank etcak. 60 ; loins. No. 1 , 12 > / > c ; loins. No
2. 10'.e ! ; loins , No. 3 , 6V4c ; ribs. No. 1 , 101e ; ribs ,
No. 2 , SJSc ; ribs , No. 3 , 6Hc , sleer rounds , 6'Jc ;
cow round1) , Slic ; rounds , siaiik or rump off ,
6'X.e ; tounds , shank and lump off , 7c ; nimmlngs ,
3Krc ; brains , per doz. , 35c ; sweetbreads , per Ib. ,
15c ; kidneys , each 6c ; ox tails , each , SB ; livers ,
per Ib . Sc ; hearts , So , tongues , per Ib. , 12c.
PORIC Diestcd hogs , 4lc ; tenderloins. 13c ;
loins , 6c ; spare ribs. 4o ; linm pausago butts , 6c ;
Bhoiildcis , rough , 4 ! c ; shoulders , pklnncd , 5c
tilmmlngs , 6c ; leaf laid , not rendeied. 60 ;
beads , cleaned , S'c ; snouts and ears , 3'/4c ; back
bones , 2'ic ; ntckboncs , ZV-a ; pigs' lulls , 3c ;
plucks , cnch , 6c ; chitterlings , 6c ; bocks , 4c ;
hentts , per doz. , 25c ; btoniachs , each , 3c ; tongues ,
each , 8c ; kldnejs , per doz. , lOc ; bialns , per doz. ,
15c.
15c.MUTTON
MUTTON DrcKEGiI lambs. 7o ; drejsed sheep ,
6c ; racks , 8'Jo ; legs and saddles , Sc ; brcants ,
nntl stcwu , 2'ic ; tongues , each , 5o ; plucks , each
3c.
STOCKS AM ) IIOMJS.
Lack of Iiitcrt-Ht In tli - "Murlii-t CIIIIHCN
HciivlncNN nnil l.ovvtrr I'rlccx.
NEW YORK , Feb. 2.-Heav _ Iness nnd dullness
characterized the dealings on the Stock ex-
changu throughout Ihe day , and prices Bagged
In a dejected manner , apparently from total
lack of Inteicit In the market. The day was
without nny epeclal feature , except ai It was
In contrast with the activity and buojancy of
the latter part of last week nnd the compara
tively large dealings of yesterday , The prm-
clpnl dealings of llic day were In Northern 1'a
clllc bliarcs , as has been the cnse for some
time. The report that Ihe underwriting sindl-
calo hud dlspofcd of a large block of tiock nnd
olhcr Fccurllles of Hits company 1o German
cnpllallkts , and Hint nn option 'for n further
amount wn held by the tame purchasers , In
duced the selling of Ihe piefencd stuck down
Hi per cent to 3754. Some support vvns devel
oped ut the lower flgiuc und the decline was
checked , followed by u rally of a fractional
amount. Rut In the final half hour the piefened
stock declined again nnd doted at 37H , the lowest
figure of the day. In addition to the weakness
In Northern I'aclllo thcie were Eomo special
causes which led to the declines In a number
of the high-priced specialties. The most notable
example of this factor In the dnv's situation
wait Wontein Union , which sold off n point nnd
a half on fears ns to the effect of the Indiana
stale law taxing telegraph companies , whose con-
Btllullomillly wns continued by Ihe ( supreme
court > eBlcrduy. Tobacco also afforded a lever
age for the decline through Us falling off or > i
per cent on apprehension of the thieatcned
lltlgnllon ngnlnat the trunt. Sugar- was told on
Washington rumors of Impending tnria leglsla-
tlon which would affect ihe dirferpnllnl In
the tariff on raw and refined sugar , lluillngton
vvns a depressing factor nnd fell off on lioston
selling nnd un apprehension of nn unfavor
able December statement. 'J'lip decline In those
slocks , duo to vpcclnl cauec-s , threw something
of a damper on the market nnd encouraged
an attack nil along the line , The consequence
vvns thai prices showed n tendency to decline
and the professional traders In Northern I'n
clllo nnd tlio other stocks affected , hastened
tfi lake profits on their holdings. Tlio heavy
decline In New York. New Haven & Hartford
was n feature of the day , the ex
treme decline registered breaking 17 points
to ICO , with n subsequent recovery of 4
points. The decline wn nttrlbuled to fears
of a reduction of the dividend to be shown by
the forthcoming quarterly It-port , The anthra
cite coal stocks moved In common win the general -
eral list , the range being loss marked than
heretofore , Illinois Steel was n sufferer by n
decline of 2 points on the loss favorable situation
of the trade. In iplte of the general nagging
tendency of the market there were substantial
gains In Mime of the gilt-edged becuiltles , hewIng -
Ing a icnewal of Investment purchases nnd a
good supply of money for Ute. Ixmdon opera
tions were fairly large mainly for the short
account , Tianractlons In bonds were on a
smaller scale , prices yielding In sympathy with
: be stock mm lift. Round amounts , however , of
° r th °
The bond market displayed n reactionary ten-
lency on realization by the traders , the deal
ings being largely centered In the speculative
usueu. Inegularlty was noted at Interval * . The
ostes were restricted to fraction. . The sales
were $2,3,6000. Government bonds were neg-
ecled at the board , with bid price , showing
tome slight concewlons. The dealings over the
counter , however , were very heavy on out-of-
own Orders from banksnnd Individual cap- !
The Evening I'ost'd London financial cable
gram say * ! "The stock markets were Irregular
oday , with a rather firm undertone , Argentines
were dull on the sharp rtae In the gold premium
n Iluenog A } res. Consols were firm on cheap
iioney , Mines were good on cape buying. A
future was a rise In Tlntos In copper statistics
on Purl. bu > lnif , Except for Central Pacific * .
Americana were fair and above the New York
rnrlty. but the elate wail under the belt , The
mall jutt arrived brought a better .upply of
American bill * . The Purl , bourse wa. quiet ,
except for Ihe Tlnto nnd nelleem mlnc , whlcl
were good The Iterlln mnrket wan ttendy Hnl
n million pounds In Japanese money bn beei
transferred to London , from the Relchsbnnk "
The following vrere the doping quotations 01
the leading stocks of the New York exchang
today :
The total tales of Mocks today were 113,67.
shares. Including ! American Sugar , 7,500 ; Amor
lean Tobacco , 7,400 ; llurllngton , 11,900 ; C.ilcagi
Ons , 3,300 ; Ocncrnl lllectrlc. 6,600 ; I ulsvllk-
Nashville , 3,200 ; Northern 1'nclflc. G.tOO ; North ,
crn 1'aclllc preferred , 23,100 ; St. 1'nul , 4,500
Western Union , 6,200 ,
Neiv Yorlc Alont-y Murkct.
YORK , Feb. 2-MONHY ON CALI
iasy nt ' 403 per cent ; last loan , IH per cent
closed offered nt 1V402 per cent.
1'IUMU MlHlCANTlLri I'Al'HR 304 per cent
STIUILINQ KXCHANOn-Htcady , with nclun
business In bankers' bills nt $ I.SC4 ! 4.EC1 fo
demand anil $4 84H04.S474 for sixty days ; postei
rates , $4 S504.S6 nnd $4.S7i404.8S ; commcrcla
bills. $4 8314.
S1LVKR CF.nTIFlCATHS 6JiQ65Mc.
HAIl KILVI3R45Sc. .
MKXICAN DOLLARS 54ic.
aOVUUNMUNT lONDS-iaslor ! ; new 4s. rog
nnd coupon , 122i : 5s. reg. nnd coupon , 113 % ; 4s
rig. , HPi ; coupon , 11214 ; 2s , log. . 93',4 ; 1'acllli
Cs of ' 97 , 103H.
STATH IIONOS Dull.
RAILROAD DONDS-Dull. i
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows !
IloKtoii Stock CliiotntloiiN.
BOSTON. Fob. 2. Call lo ins. W U per cent :
lima loans. 'Ji i3 > par cjnt. Closing prlcoj fo ?
Blocks , bonds and mining Rlinroi :
Snii FritiiclNCo Mining ; CluotntloiiK
SAN FRANCISCO , Feb. 2.-Tho official closln"
quolallonsformlnliisr stocks tolly vvara ui follows - °
lows : ,
Silver birH. 03Wc ! Mexican tlallirj , S2O52
- " " -
Slehtdrafta , 20e ; lolciraphlc , 2JKs ,
New Yorlc Mining Clnotatlonn.
NEW YORK. Fob. 2.-Tbo follovvlnff ara tha
closing nilnlnif auouulons :
Bulwcr no Ontario you
rhollar. 8S Ophlr. < io
Clown Polnl 311 Plvmoulli 20
Con. Cal. , t Vn 200 Quicksilver. lee
Dendvvood 100 QulcltBllver pfd..lOOO
Gould & Curry 45 Sierra Nuvaua 17
H.ilo.tNorcioss. . 110 SImilml lee
llonioHtako 21)00 ) Union Con ano
Iron Silver. 32 YullowJackut. , . . . 30
Mexican 40
Lomlnn Stoc-U UuotntloiiH.
LONDON , Fob. . l p. m. closing :
ConBolH. in'vH fRTlil-lO SI. Paul common , , 8AM
Consols , acc't. 111 ! 13-10 Pennsylvania MVJ
Can.Pacltle o.l'i llpadln. law
Kilo. Mox. Con..now 4a. 71 }
Krlelstpfd 34U Atcblson jij
Iil.Central Q' ' ' >
HAIl SILVER 29 ll-16d.
MONEY 1 per cent.
The rale of discount In the open market for
short bills Is 2 per cent. The rote of discount
In the open market for three months' bills is
2403 ! per cent.
Financial XotcH.
NEW ORLEANS , Feb. 2.-Clenrlngs. $2 001 504
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 2.-Clearlngs. $4.800.852 ; bal-
nnci.ii , $4.121,649. Money , C7 per cent ; New
ork exchange , $1 bid ; 25o premium asked.
CHICAGO , Feb. 2.-Clearlngs. $13,209,301.
Money , steady and unchanged ; Now York ex
change , 60o dlcount ntked : foielgn exchange ,
f'lor.l , btcady ! 'lemand , $4.80 % ; for sixty daysl
M 81 % .
l.'ort-lK-ii Pfiuinriiil.
RERLIN , Feb. 2. Exchange on London , eight
da > s' sight. 20 marks 41 pfg ,
! 'AIl18' . .I' > 1) ' 2Tt'reo per cent rentes , lof
22',4c ' for the account ; cxonnnge on London , 25f
19o for checks ,
LONDON , Feb. 2. Gold Is quoted today nt
: ! uenoa Ayriii at 191 ; Madrl I , 42.60 ; Rome , 1UI87U
The amount of bullion gone Into the Dank of
Unifland on balance today Is 55UOO.
ICniiNiiH City .
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2. WHEAT Hni-,1
higher and uellve ; others dull ; No. 2 hard. 75HW
160 ; No. 3 , 70073c : No. 4 , C3003c ; No 2 red
nominally , 870tke : No. 3 , nominally , MeHeNo
I , nmnlnally , 6575c ; No. 2 spring , 774o ; No !
RYE No. 2 , SOc.
HAY Weak , but unchanged
: choice tlmothv ,
(8.00 ( 8.50 ; choice prairie. $3.008(5.60
IIUTTER-FIrm ; cnamery. 174019e ! ; dairy , 10
ia'o3 Weak ; receipts heavy ; quotable nt 12c.
I'eorln .
PEORIA. Feb. 2. CORN-Hailer. No 2 19Wo
OATS-siendy ; No , 2 white , ZOHsbsfc - '
HYIDull and nominal ,
WHISKY Market iiteady ; finished goods on the
> asls of $1.17 for high wlncn ,
RECElPTS-Corn. 145,650 bus. ; oatH , 34050
> us. ; rye. none ; whisky , none : wheat. 6,400 b'u
HHIPMENTH-Com. 63,860 bus. ; oats. 36,700
ms , ; r > 'e , none ; whUky , 750 bbla.j wheat , none.
York Dry GOOIH 3Inrku ( .
NEW YORK , Feb. S , With > ery unfavorable
veather. there was a good attendance of buyers
n the market for wool In the session today.
"here wns a much Improved demand , with good
enults succeeding. There was a fulr new
luslness done In cotton goods , but aa usual on
Tuesday , the trade WB , elow. Printing clolha
n ome demand. Bales of 10,000 plecta , * pot , at
9-16C.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK HARKE1
-tra
Fairly Liberal SnppTy of Both Cattle ant
Hogs atlthrf Yards.
GOOD DEMAND FOR" DESIRABLE BEEVES
Slow mill Priced IiO vcr 01
the Common SljilT Iltircrii Have
Their OTVM Wn > - In
the lll\k \ 1'cnn.
SOUTH OMAHA , -OTcU 2-Ilccclpta fo
tlio Oaya Indicated rot
_ , Cattl . , Ho ! ; ! . Sheep. Horses
Pcbrunry 2. . . . . . . . 2,372 0,307 918
February 1 . l.SSl 1,878 2033 1
January 30 . 7G3 B.OGO CIS
January 29 . 1,030 4,204 2J.92 .
Jnnunry 28 . i.twi r.,029 23S
January 27 . 2,053 5.8J1 2OS9
January 26 . . . . 2,028 3,431 1,415
January 25 . 478 1,038 1.1C9
January 23 . 1,014 6,932 4,078
January 22 . 2,754 G.431 1318
January si. , . 2621 8,479 . . . .
The olllclnl number of cars of Btocl
brought In today by each , road was :
C , M.&St.P.ny .
O. & St. 1 * . Hy. , . . . . , . 8 1
Mo. I'nclllo Hy . i. . 10 1
Union Pacific System . 21 17 :
C. & N. W. Ily . , . . l
K , E. & M. V. U. n . 29 , 23
s. c. & p , uy . . . r.
C. , St. P. , i.M. & O. Hy . 9 C
U. & M. H. U. H. . . . . . . . . . . . 19 23 !
C. , U. & Q..Uy . 11
C. . H. I. & P. Hy. , east. . . . 2 4
C. , H. I. & P. Hy. , west. . . . - 2
_
Total receipts . 103 91 i
The disposition of the day's roqelpts wn ;
ns follows , cnch buyer purchasing the num
bcr of head Indicated :
Btiyets. Cattle. HOBS. Sheep ,
Omaha Packing1 Co . . . . 32 sn3
The O. H. Hammond Co. . 311 1.4S2
Swift and Company . 430 1C41 Id
The Cudnhy Packing Co. . 067 1,753 IS
H. Uecker and Uegan . B3 . . . . 20
Vansant & Co . sr .
W. I. Stephens . 26 .
Ucnton & Underwood. , j. 133 .
Huston & Co . Cl .
Hamilton . , . 57 .
Cudahy I * . Co. . from K. C. 73 .
Chicago P. & P. Co. , Neb.
City . 611
S\\lft , from country . 40
Other buyers . 327 . . . . . . .
Left over . 100 150
Totals . . .2,409 G.437 91
CATTLE The receipts of cattle wore tin
migest for several days and a. considerable
proportion of the offerings consisted o
beeves.
The market on desirable beeves was falrl'
active und fully steady , but the cominoi
stuff was slow and lower , nuyora cluln
that they have been paying too much fo :
the half fat stuff , and point to the sales li
Chicago , of cattle forwtuacct from here , t <
bear them out. One bunch of cattle fo
which WTO was bid hero cold In Chlc.iqi
sit the same price and Knottier bunch fo
which J3.M ) was offered hero only brough
WW In Chicago. This naa tended to opcj
the eyes of buyers ns to the real sltuallot
at eastern markets and It Is not likely tha
they will bo aulto such strong' buyers o
common kinds as they Were last week.
Butchers' stock was In very fair domain
today , and sold In Just nbout the sami
notch ns yesterday.
Therd was considerable Inquiry for feed
ers from the country , and yard operator ;
were out enily looking for the cattle. Tin
trade was falily active and desirable grade ;
sold a little bolter" than lust week. Tin
offerings were pretty 'well cleaned up and It
good season. Kepi tentative sales :
NATIVES.
UUCP STILUS.
No. Av. Pr. No. ' Av. ' Pr. Xo. 'Av. Pr.
23. . . . 923 $3 40 7. . . .1004 J3 73 19. . . ,1144 * 3 80
21. . . . 87S 340 G..10t3 , 373 19. . . ,1113 3 ! > 0
1C. . . .1034 3 40 20. . . . ' ' 944 ' 3 73 L.,1430 3 00
IS. . . .1040 3 BO 53. . .11)04 ) 8 73 9..10G1 3 ! IO
37. . . .1094 350 13..W4 373 21..112D 380
22. , . .12.13 3 6-1 12. . . .1104 .3 SO 21. . . .1239 3 63
2. . . .1033 3 55 20. . . .1263 3 SO 15. . . .1400 3 Oj
1. . . . 900 3 E5 5. . . .1174' * 3 So 17. . . .1317 3 91
1..1300 3 53 17..i'.1257r13 S3 17. . . ,1220 4 00
4. . . .1112 353 9. . . .1330 3 55 2. . . .1233 4 CO
3. . . .1418 3 CO 14. . . .1134 1 S5 17. . . .1393 4 00
1..1110 3 CO 5. . . .1420 " 3 S3 63. . . .1243 4 10
19. . . .1191 3 C3 21..1224"3 85 20. . . .1199 413
12. . . .1111 3 C3 17. . . ' .1270 T ) 55 19. . . .1450 415
40. . . .1131 370 18. . . ,1252 j3 DO 3i.,1557 415
SO. . . .1134 370 2. . , . 810. " .3 90 , 8. . . .1353 420
JO..JOS7 3 75 ,
' * - COWS :
1. . . . 840 175 2..X11CO 250 2. . . ,1115 300
1. . . .1400 173 3.'AllO 2 65 1..1170 300
1. . . . MO 175 2.- . 970 > S B3 3. . . ,1103 300
1. . . . C50 175 1. . . . 730 2 CO27. . . . , 957 300
1. . . . 790 175 3. . . .1170 2 CO 7. . . , 932 300
2. . . . 940 200 2. . . .1020 2 CO 14. . . , 812 300
1 , . . . 870 2 23 1..10CO 2 CO 11. . . .1120 3 00
1..112I ) 2 23 2. . . .1103 2 K , 2..W 3 10
C..102S 223 1..1240 2.C5 12..10CO 310
2. . . . 923 223 2. . . .1135 2'75 1..1190 310
1. . . . 920 2 30 10. ! . .1043 2 75 4 , . . .1127 3 10
1. . . . 830 230 6. . . .1110 , 2 75 2. . . .1220 315
3. . . . dSO 235 1..1020 275 1..1100 315
8. . . . 030 233 1. . . , 330 273 23. . . , 993 320
2. . . . 933 2 S3 2. . . ,1110 27524. . . . .1141 320
1..1000 240 1..1110 275 15. . . .1071 320
1..12CO 240 7..IO0 | ! 275 7. . . .1014 320
14. . . .1029 240 C. . . . 9S"j 2 SO 1..14SO 323
1..1000 240 42..103T 280 1..1120 321
1. . . . KO 2 40 7. . . .1171 2 SO 1..1230 3 23
1..1030 240 3. . . .1291 260 1..10CO 325
2..iorr 250 i..iico 2 so 5. . . .1224 s 21
1..1C90 250 C..1100 2 EO 1..1070 330
1. , . . C20 250 1..10S" 2 f > "i 1 - 1020 3 3"
1..1040 2 50 1. . . . 940 2 90 1..1030 3 31
1..1150 2 r,0 1..10IO 2 90 S. . . . MS 3 33
1. . . . 930 260 1C. . . .1107 290 2. . . . OT'i 340
2. . . . 975 260 1..13-.0 300 1..1210 340
l..10r,0 260 1..1320 300 3. . . , 933 SCO
1..10CO 2 DO 6. . . . 830 3 00
1. . . . 550 2 33 20. . . . 6.1T 3 10 C. . . . 923 3 2"
1. . . . 410 2 CO 1. . . . 530 310 1. . . . C20 323
6. . . . C12 275 1. . . . 600 310 14. . . . 427 325
1 , . . . 710 273 2 , . . . 770 310 1..1020 32"
2. . . . C95 275 1..1090 310 1. . . . 7SO 333
15. . . . 697 2 SO 7. . . " . C14 3 10 20,10ra 3 35
23. . . . 7SO 2 fO 2. . . . 630 315 12. . . . 991 333
22. . . . 824 2 S5 9. . . . 030 315 G. . . , all 340
2 , , . . CT.O 290 7. . . . 7W 313 5. . . . 9V > 343
10 , . . . 655 2 S i 3. . . . 743 3 13 20. . . , 847 3 60
1. . . . 750 300 39. . . . 8S3 315 1..1ICO 360
1 , , . . 940 3 00 2. . . . C90 3 15 2. . . . 40" 3 CO
2. . . . 1V > 310 3. . . . 4CO 315 G. . . , 814 SCO
7. . . . 720 3 10 C. . . . 7CO 3 20 4 , . . .1107 3 C3
1. . , . 8DO 3 10 1. . . . 780 3 23 1. . . , 400 4 00
G. . . . 913 3 10
BULLS.
2. . . .1403 223 1..1230 2 fO 1..1700 SCO
1..11CO 2 31) 1..1S20 2 3 1 , . . . 970 300
1..1470 260 2. . . .1475 290 1. . . . 9SO 300
1..1230 250 2 , . . .1120 300 1..11CO SCO
1..1430 260 5. . . .1424 300 1. . . . 470 300
1..1510 2 C5 2. . . .1155 3 00 1. . . . 730 3 21
2 , . . ,1570 2 C5 ] . „ . 9SO 300 1..15SO 340
1..1780 2 70 1..1470 3 CO
STAGS.
7. . . .1221 300 1..1120 325 1..1190 340
OXIN.
1,13:0 3 00 ' 1..1700 3 10
CALViS ,
BPHINQUUS.
1 uprlnger. . . . , . ? > ) . . * 2" M
1 cow nncl c . , , . . , . , . . , . . 31 CO
Iioas It was nn pft Jay for the Belllnu Inler-
eslH iinil the IIUJITB 'htlil , cvcr/tlilnt ; their own
way. Yeetenluy buytta > tcro looklnK for u gooil
run today nnil lower pricks , anil while tliey illil
not get such \fiy-JuiHI. ' run they did get the
lower market , 11 } > r
Tlic truile ujiened COliojower nnd rather slow ,
as UDiiul cu u ilonn iriarket , and a the morning
wore on It became fillip lOo loucr nnd cltiEeil
Hint wuy , Jleavy Joul | s weighing 300 pounds
anil over , xold largely nt (3.15 , though a feiv
touched 13.20 ; medium Heights and light cold
at 3 2503 35. , . . „ .
'VV'lillo salesmen were rather reluctant to make
the concession aeked tlio IIOKH were nil sold , and
CHICAGO I.IVI3 STOCIC MAU1CBT
Cuttle I'rlucM It cm n I u Sternly with i
l''nlr Hutu it n il HOKK DriiKT.
CHICAGO , Feb. 2. la cattle prices were stendj
nnd fnlr demand existed for the rntlier llmltei
supply. I3cet steers sold nt from ? 3.43 to J1.7 :
for the poorest dressed beef Rnulcu up to fron
? 5 to ! 3.1u for a few prime carloads , the bull-
selllnff nt from .DO to 14.75. There wns n stenilj
ilcmnna for footling1 cnttle , nlthouRh buyers hiu
to pay ns hlli ns $3.00 for good stools. Hutch
crs cnttle , ncthc nml Btiongiiml good ti
cjiol"- Tpxns fed ulcers sold rondlly nt fron
in lion th : demand wns light anil trade drnKRei
nt n further reducllon of B centB. Sales won
largely nt from $3.26 to (3 33 , common to prlnu
dro\ca of hoffs felling nt from $1.15 to $3 43 , with
choice I > | RS n'lllne ns high na light hogs.
Iliere were enough slicep nnd lambs hero tr
untlEfy the demand , ns buyers Rot prelty well
filled up on Monday. The dcmnnd wns fnlrlj
nctl\c ut ftom J2.0 to J2.73 for Inferior shccti , uj
to $3. ! > 3 for choice tloclts , most of the westerns
nnd unties BOlnc o\er 13.25. An occnslonnl salt
of choice native i-hieii wns made nt fio'i-
J4 to $4 10. Snles worts m.ule at from $3.50 U
$3.75 for the poorest lambs , up to $175 for KOOIJ
fut ones , n few choice to cxtin. lotu ecUlnr
nround from $4 80 to $3.10.
lUtelpts : Cattle , 3WW head ; liogs , 27,100 head :
sheep , 12,000 head.
ICiiiiHiiN City Live Sock.
KANSAS CITV , fob. Z.-CATTLlJ-llecclpU ,
7.500 head , shipments , 2,500 head ; market steady ;
Toxns steers , S2.73S4.10j Toxn-i cows , $3.00Ij'3.DO'
native steers , $3.5084 'JO ; native COWB nnd heifers'
fl.235/3 40 ; stotktrs nnd feeders , $3.10ff4.U5 : bulls.
52.23JJSM.
HOGS llocclpts , 16,000 head ; shipment ! ) , 40C
head ; mnrket weak to lOo lower ; bulk of tales ,
S3.13&3.20 ; lien\les , } 3 10f3.21 ; p-ickris , $ .1.0003.13 ;
mixed , $3.03ff3.23 ; lights , $3.00(33.20 ( : YorLeis
J3.13B320 ! ) ) lBS , 52.50il3.03.
SIIiii' Itcceliits. 2,000 hend-phlpmonts ; , 1,500
head ; mnrket Muady ; lambs , $3.63114,70 : muttons
$2.50Sj4.00.
St. I.ouls 1A\K Stock.
ST. IX3UIS. Feb. 2. CATTLK ItecclpK 4,001
lie.id ; market steady ; native shipping steel s
$350515.00 : llRht bteers , $3.0004.25 ; slockeis nni' '
feeders , $2.SOff3 M ) ; cows nnd heifers. $2.00f3.50
Texas nnd Indian steers , J2 S304.10.
lions Receipts. 10.0CO head ; market SJIldc
lower : llBht. 53.30ff3.40 ; ml.-.cd , $3.10j3 33 ; heavy ,
$3 005J3 41.
SIlHUr necelpts. l.FOO head : mnrket steady ;
muttons , $3.0003.40 ; common , $1.5002.50 ; lambs ,
$3.7505.40.
X < MV Yorlc Live Stoclc.
NEW YOIUC , Feb. 2.-HinVns-Ilecclpts , 22S
hend ; no trading ; cables quote Amerlcin stccis
nt llfU'.lc. dressed welglit ; sheep ut sy-ftSUc ;
refrlRcrator boot at 5'4igo'lc.
SHUni' AND I.AM1IS Receipts , 1,263 head ;
slow , but llrm , for good sheep ; Bheep , $3.QOj >
4 25.
25.HOQS
HOQS Recelpte , 4,500 head ; ste.uly nt { 3.C001
Stock In
necord of retelpts of ll\e stock nt the four
principal markets for rcbruarj 2 , 1SS6 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha I',372 c,3U7 HIS
ChlciiBO 3.500 27.0CO 12.000
Kanis City 7,600 16000 2,000
St. Louis 4,000 10,000 l.SOO
Totals / 17,372 59,307 16,743
BOSTON WOOI , MAIlKlST.
Siile for AnotliirVielc A
Over "Vn Million I'oiiuilH ,
BOSTON , Feb. 2. There has been a falling oft
In the snles In fie wool market here thin week.
Ne\ertholoss , the demand has been active and
sales foot up o\er 10,000,000 pounds. Values
were held firmer , nnd , In some Instances , nn
advance has boon nsked , but It Is hard work to
effect n sale nt higher figured , Tenltory wools
continue to meet a good business. The call
for lleece wools Is good nnd slight nd\nnces
secured. Australian was nctUe , with prices
Etiong. Sllstouil , one-fouith blood combing , ICc ;
Missouri , three-eighths blood combing , Idc ; braid
combing , IMTlCc. Texns wool , Fprlns medium ,
12c ; tcourcd pilce , 2702fc ; spring tine (12 ( month- ) ,
lOgllc ; scouicd price , 31032c. Tenltory wools :
Montana , line medium nnd line , SU0iic ; scouied
price , 3032c ; stnplui , 34035c , Utah , Wyoming ,
etc. , line medium nnd line , iiti e ; scouitd ,
3iS32c , staples , S4035c. California wools , r.oiih-
ein spring , 11013c ; scoured price , 33KJ4c ; mid
dle counties , tprlng , SSjlOc ; ecoured price , 300320
Australian tenured basis , combing , tuperllne ,
4704Sc ; combing , good , 42043c ; combing , u\erjge.
300I1C. QuoerJiland combing , 4-(544c. (
ST. I-OUIS , Feb. 2. WOOIUnchangcd
NKW YORK , Feb. 2.-WOOI Quiet.
St. Louis Gcm-rni 3Inrku < N.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2.-FLOUR-CJuiet and un
changed ,
W14UAT Futures opened strong and higher ,
under the Influence ot higher cnbles nnd u better
consumption fiom I.l\crjiool ; ruled sticnir
throughout the day nnd closed 11402140 higher
than jettciday. Spot higher ; No. 'i led , cash
elc\ntor , ti'ic ' bid ; track , teiJCXSc ; No. 2 hard.
cash , 73c bid ; Muy , k3M.6S3ric , July , 711ic bid.
CORN I'ulures ruled better In n > mpathy with
wheat and clored frnctlonnlly higher Ihan > es-
leiday. Spot , ( Inner ; No. 2 cash , SOc : ' May '
21'4o pMlceit ; July , 23Uc.
OATS Dull , but stronger ; No. 2 cash , 16Ko bid-
JIay.
HYE Dull and nominal ; 33V40C , track ,
ItARLHY Qulot ; choice malting , 3S030C ,
COIIN JinAIJ1.35. .
IIRAN Dull ; EncXed , cast track , worth nominally -
nally , 40ii41iic.
FLAXSUUlj-Hlghcr nt 74140.
TIMOTHY SiiD ; I'rlme , J2.50.
HAY Quiet nnd steady ; prairie , $4.0037.50 ;
timothy , $5.50011.00.
lIUTTnil Higher ; creamery , lCS21'c ; dairy ,
J015c.
JOOS Lower at
WHISKY $1,18.
JtirrAf.S Lead , higher nt $2.8302.0213. Spelter
quiet nt $3.70.
COTTON TIiS : tJnchangcd.
IlAOGINa-Unchnnsed.
PIIOVJHIONS Pork , etendy ; stnndnid mess ,
Jobbing , $7,7008.10. Lard , steady ; prime Blenm !
$ J.70 ; choice , $3.75' ' { . . Ilncon , boxed ( moulders ,
$4.60 ; extra short clear , $402'i ' ; ribs , $4 Is1\t. \ ;
shorlii , $5 , Dry rnlt meats , buxcd phoulikra
$4.25 ; extra eliort clear , $4.23 ; ribs , $4.40 ; ehorts ,
ilicnJI'TS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 0,000
bu. ; corn , 122,000 bu. ; oats , 29 000 bu.
HIIII'MUNIH Flour , B.l'OO ' bbls ; wheat , S4.COO
bu , ; corn , 22J.OOO bu , ; oats , 10,000 bu ,
III VlNlllll1 .Slllll | > - .
NKW YORK , IVb. 2. .Special cnblu nnd tole , .
graiiji dlsputches tn IlradMi eel's , tmcrliiB the
principal points , Indicate the following changes
In avallabla supplies hint Saturday , us computed
wltli the jirecedlnif Katurduy :
Wheat , United Slates und Canada , eaiit of the
Heckles , decrease , l..ijI.OfO bu. ; allout for und
In nurope , decreure , r.CO.OOO bu , ; total decrease
world's \nlln1j1f. . 2,514,000 bu.
Corn , United Stateu anil Canada , Cast of the
Rockies , Incrence , 147,000 bu.
Oats , United Htates and Canada , east of the
Rockies , decrease , 47,000 bu. . <
Aside frpm nn Increime of 250.MXI bu , of wheat
at Da > enport , 2 ! , COO bu. aturlous Manitoba
storage p6lnt and 24,000 bu. nt Fort William ,
Om. , there were no gains of Importance In in .ill.
able stocks of wheat cast of tlio Rockies last
neck , other than those rcnciul In ( ho olllclal
visible. The Important dcci eases Include 47,000
bu , nt New Orliuns , 26,000 bu , ut Cleveland ,
25,000 bu , In Chicago piltntc ciovntore. 0,000 bu ,
Bt Leavcnworth and 20,000 bu , In Mlnnfnpoltu
[ irlxate clevntors. The total not elect tuto In
innllnlile stocks of wheat In I'uclllo coast , in
cluding those at Sun Francisco Stockton und
[ 'art Cosla , 1'ortland , Ore , , Seattle and Tncoma ,
imounU'il lo Jlb4W'0 ' bu. during the month of
Junuary , '
Iionilon Colonlnl Wool
LONDON , Feb. 2. There was spirited compe
tition at tlie wool auction tales today , with
\mcrlcun reprcttntutltiii the largest bu > trr.
Merinos were * llrm , crnsvbrcdii haidenlng and
laniha ijtl above the prices of last week. Toe
selection offered was large and of good ( luullty.
Mew Zealand eil-aiiy croscbreds ruled firm and
I'Ictorlun greasy stock wui In active demand.
r.ie ofrerliigH at the low wool suit's HKKU'iiuted
17,200 l.ac . ! , Including 12,500 Tertian , l.CXX ) Chlnu
mil 1,400 camel hair.
The' third terleii of fie colonial wool salea
ivlll commence on Muy 4 , and the lUt of aMill-
xblo wool for this Herlen will close on the urrl-
ul of 250.000 bulea. Tilts fourth lerles will
> i > en July 6 , and the offerings will bo llmltul
o aoo.WO bales. The date of the lirth series has
jcen ll-td for Seplember 28 , when the offerings
till be unlimited. 'Die number of bales today
tan 1J.OOO. Following uru the sales In detull :
ew South Wales , J.&S3 balui ; gcourcd , VVid ;
im-niiy , CUOIOit , Qticcnslnnd. 5te3 l > nlci
rcourril , ICUins Hid ; Krcnuy , < 6ff9Hd. Bout ]
Auitrnll * , 364 Imlfdj grrs y , 6'ifSJ New ! > a
Innd , C,4$0 Imlfo , pcotirrd , 6KdifH : Rrcnuy , 7U (
lid. Cape ot Ooort Hope nnd Natnl , 7S5 balei
scoured , 7dUls Id ,
Coffee
NKW YOntC. Feb. Z.-COrni3-Optlonii opcnf (
fiulct nnd unchnnged to E points lower. Kdvnnrei
S points on fnvornble Into Havre cnblca nn <
llKht local til ) IHK : clotrd quiet , with price
unchanged to B point * net advance , unlc * , t.K
b c , Including Mnrch , $3.S59.40. | Spot coffee
Rio. dull ; No. 7 , $9.75 , Invoice ! $10.25 , jobbing
Mild , quiet ! Cordova , $ l5.60fl .75. Salf , 1.73
bngn MaracBlbo , Total warehouse dcllvciles fron
the United HlntoK. 8,216 bngs , Including 6,9
bneii from New York ; Now Yoik Mock today
366,390 bags ! United States stock , 405,672 bng < i
nnoat for the United Slates , rsS.OOO bnnsj tola
vl lll for the United Ktnlcs , 690,672 bags
ognlnut 525,007 bags last yrnr.
SANTOS. Feb. Z.-COFVKC-Suntm , nulet
good nvernse Santos , 10 , ! > 00 loin ; receipts , tni
days , 18,000 lings ! stock , 544,000 bnc ! .
lIAMIlima , Feb. S.CorFEEHlel and tin
elmnirril ! pales , 2,000 bnRd ,
nio , Feb. 2-coFFii-riim : No. 7 nio , 9.931
rel ! c chnnRp. S13-t6tl ! icedpts , two days , ,00 (
baca : Mock , 314.PCO bags.
IIAVIlt : . Tcb. Z.-COFrr.R-Cloed steady l
' ,4f net ndvnncc ! tales , 13,000 bngo.
Cotton MiirktMn.
NHW ont.tJANS , Teh. 2. COTTON Slcnily
good ot dlnnry. 6 3.160.
, . , , , , . . . . ,
, mny , iu , .iiiin- , v T. " >
, 17.21 ! Peitrtnl | < cr , 10.91 : October. JC..9 : No.
Vcniber , C.79 : December. JO.S.1. Thn mnrkcl
openuil steady , with lirlecs frem 1 to 4 polnti
loner , followlnu nl npi.olntlHK Ltvcipool nd.
vlce . This wa < followed by a lor or 2 point *
iiii'lcr esllmntCB of llbciot iecplt > ls at the | iorl
and llatildntlon by hoiifcs with Liverpool nml
New Origins connccllcns. At It o clock the mar.
net wn * nulct nl n. net IMS ot from 3 to 4 points ,
Trading wan olmust nt a Klumlttlll. jnlcs dur
Ing the first hour rcnr.ldng b t 2(5,000 ( bales.
Toledo MttrliHM ,
TOLEDO. O , IVb. S.-WlinAT-Hlehcr nnd
flitn : No. 2 cnslt , S7' Sc : May , SS Jc.
COHN Active anil higher : No. 2 nil\cil , SlVtc.
HYIJ-Nomlnnl : No. 2 ciuh , 37o Iilil.
CIXViil SKKD-AttlVo , prlmo , c.ifli , * J-20 ;
March , * 1.21.
OIL tlnchaiiBCd ,
Oil ltT"ainrlM't.
OIL CITY , 1'n. , Kcb. 2.-Crcdll balanced , Mc |
ccrtmcatcH , oiicned. I > 0 < : : lilch. Mo : low , Wei
eloped , Mo ; pales , 2.COO bbls. ; rtilpmrnls ,
bbK ; luns. Ol.SfO libli" .
MINNCArOLIS ,
ruary
On t :
73e ; lecelpts , ICu cms ,
Sntt Krniii-lKPO AVIicni
SAN KHANCISCO , Tcb. S.-WHCAT Decent-
bcr , } 1.:3 > 4 ; May. $ l.42't. _
MitiiplifNli'i * Tilllc Trade.
MANClirSTin : , Kcb. 2. The cloth and yarn
marltcta are dull , with \ery little ilolng.
Kill ! Hlvor Print Cl th llurlirt.
TAI.Tj IllVnU , Mass. , Fell. 2.-l'ilnt cloth
marltet quiet at 2Uc.
AROUSES PARTISAN SPIRIT
( Continued from Second Page. )
vlval service In their church at this point ,
assisted by Ilev. Joel Uarker of Falls City.
SK121vS IlAMACiUS KKOM LINCOLN.
Suit for Sovi'iity-Klvc TIioiiHiiml IH
ItcliiK Ilfiird Over AKiiln.
WAI1OO , Nebr , Feb. 2. ( Special. ) The
celebrated damage case of Kendall & Smith
against Sanitary District No. 1 , or properly
speaking the city of Lincoln , was opened up
at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The time
until ii:30 : was taken up in securing a jury
after which G. M. Lambertson made tin
opening statement for the plaintiffs ami At
torney Hlckctts niado the opening statement
for the defendants. Attorney Wilson for
the defense moved the court to permit the
sheriff to take the jury to view the mill prop
erty In Lancaster county , which was allegeJ
to have been destroyed or ruined by the
straightening of Salt creek. The motion was
argued at length , but the court has not yet
passed upon the motlou. The defendants
made an unsuccessful attempt to shut out
the record of ad quod damnum proceedings
which were held in 1S73 , and which gn\c
Kendall & Smith the right to maintain their
milldam. The grounds on which "this
objection was made were that tlio statute
had not been complied with. The court ,
however , permitted the records to go in as
evidence. The forenoon session today was
taken up In partially examining N. n. Ken
dall , one of the plaintiffs In the action. Over
( itty witnesses will bo examined during the
trial , which will consume the entire week.
The case was tried a year ago before Judge
Sedgwlck and a verdict for $151,600' rendered ,
but he granted a new trial on error In in
structing the Jury. Judge Scdgwlck is again
trying the case. The plaintiffs ask for dam
ages In the su n of $75,000.
JURY IIKCLAUUS HASH IS GUILTY.
Miivilcr of Ills Wife mill Children Laid
to HlHAccount. .
WAYNE , Neb. , Feb. 2. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The coroner's jury In the Ilabh mur
der case reconvened to.lay and heard the evi
dence of three new witnesses. The testi
mony given showed that last fall Uash had
contracted a disease with which his wife soon
became nllilctsO and that they had had re
peated quarrels as to how It happened. The
testimony of Nels Anderson fallowed how and
where Hash might have contracted the dis
ease. The jury was out but a short time
when they rendered a verdict that the wife
and three children had come to their death
from the effects of bslng struck and beaten
about the head with a stone In the hands of
one Clarence Hash and that said blows were
Inflicted Intentionally and feloniously. A
warrant 'was Immediately sworn out for Itaah
on a chaigo of murder and ho will bs given a
hearing tomonow.
It now appeals that the 10-year-old son ,
while his mother was being killed , ran out
of doors In his bare feat in the snow nnU
hid In a cave , his tracks of blood showing
In the snow , but owing to the Intense cohl
returned to the house to bo annihilated by
his father.
It Is stated on reliable authority that Rash
has mailo a complete confession In every re
spect which will develop later. The prisoner
was forced to eat yesterday afternoon as ho
had eaten nothing since the night of the
murder , and ho inow oats regularly ,
MAYOR SWIFT DIOCLI.MJS THIS AID.
Clilc'iiwo'H I'oor Can fJot Alonr ?
Without .Yt'ln'iiHK'ii'x Corn.
LINCOLN , Feb. 2. ( Special Telegram. )
M. 1) . Welch of the Nebraska llellef com
mission today received a telegram from
.Mayor Swift of Chicago , declining with
( hanks the tender of corn for the suffering
poor of that city recently tnado by Gov
ernor Ilolccmb , The governor has written
a loiter /fn regard to this , which will bo
given out later ,
Word has been received from W. W.
Clark of Sun Fragclsco , agent of the India
Fund , that arrangements will ho mails to
transport donations of shelled corn to tha
itarvlng people of India to San Francisco
from Nebraska points. Tlio Southern I'a-
? lflc Itallroacl company refuses to donate
in y transportation free for the corn , und
inch as Is given by Nebraska will have to
jo freighted over that line at the expense
) f the India fund.
ISHIMK VI' A yOD.NCJ DIII.MCI.Vfi CLU1I.
Ui'iiiliiTH Arri-KOil on the * Day lliu In-
Hlltulloii IH Oiu-iifil.
TRCUMSnil , Neb. , Feb. 2 , ( Special Tele-
sram , ) Slnco the municipal election of last
iprlng there has been a supposed temperance
own here. Recently a social club was or-
; anlzed hero among the men that Insist
ipon using drinks. Each member of the
ilub was to contribute to the eupp'ort of the
irganlzatlon and at club quarters liquors
vere to bo on tap for the ueo of the club ,
The organization was Incorporated and .1
oem rented. Today was the appointed tlmo
'or the opening of the club and when the
com was opened five of the members were
romiJtly arrested on the charge of unlawfully
Busing the sale of lutoxlcants hero and
light kegs of beer and a half barrel of
vhlsky were secured , The case will come
ip for trial before Police Judge Dlnswore
ornorrow.
I'roiuiNfH To nx ,
DI3ATRICH , Neb. , Feb. 2. ( Special. ) H , C.
Itoll , a prominent German farmer and ex-
nomber of the dago county Hoard of Super-
'Uors , Is having prepared a bill which lie In-
ends to wave presented to the Nebraska
; glelature , changing from the present Bystcin
t oven county supervisors to township or-
KAnlzatlon with a member ot the county
board from each townthlp. Tha OKU res "re
cently published showing thst Xtio expense
of maintaining the present board of eoven
members U greater than It WAR under the
old system , has bad a tendency to awaken
Inquiry concerning the matter.
FIVI3 CIItLllti\ TJIHOUOn ICtt.
Hey * nntl Olrln Arr IJrovrncil AVIillo
SUutliiK In BoiitUcrn loirnr
NEBRASKA CITY , Neb. , Feb. 2. ( Special
Telegram. ) Flvo boys nnd Rlrls , ranging In
ago from 8 to 1C years , children of J , Mcll-
vane and Phoenix nnd George Gibson , were
drowned thU afternoon while skating on the
Ice in a slough near the river on the Iowa ,
aid ? . No ono witnessed tha accident. Upon
the nonarrlval of the children from school
at the usual hour search was Instituted and
tlio bodies were found close together whcro
they had gone down at n snmll break In the
Ice. The Gibsons nnd Mcllvaucs arc promi
nent fanners In the section.
DISCUSS Till : STOCK YAIIIIS 111 I.L.
Ro Conniilttoc nit AurloiiKuro
Ttikon n Ttii ti nt ( lie MCIIMU-O.
LINCOLN , Feb. 2.--Spcelal ( Telegram. )
The committee on agrluultuio met this even *
Inc. The bill' under discussion was house
roll No. 80 , for the regulation of stock yards ,
W. A. Pnxton appeared bcforo the committee
and was subjected to quite n sharp flro Of
cross-questions fiom advocates ot the meas
ure. The committee did not decide to'ro-
pott the hill , but lahl It aside and will meet
again tomonow at 1 o'clock p. m. nt the
state house. U will not , however , tnko up
this bill at that time.
I'lillcnlx for Omnlm IIoMtlnlfl. |
FRANKLIN , Neb. , Feb. 2. ( Special Tele
gram , ) W. C. Sutton , one ot Franklin's most
respected citizens and at the present tlmo
county surveyor , was taken to Omaha to
night , where ho will bo put In the hospital.
He has been very sick for some tlmu nnd It
Is thought the change will help him , Ho
is n member of the Grand Army of the Re
public , and this order Is sending him to
Omahn , Mrs. Uunnell , wife of A. J. IHin-
ncll , was also taKcu on the enmc train to
hospital at Omaha ,
Hey Dies from A
BCATRIcn , Neb. , Feb. 2. ( Spccfal. ) Wil
liam Olrl , who was accidentally Miot whllo
picking up hU own shotgun , died yesterday
evening. Ho never rallied from tlio shock of
amputation of his leg. H was cvliKnt that
a portion of the chnigc of shot which struck
his log and ranged upward , lodging In the
abtlomcn.
The funeral of Mri Joseph McCnnn , who
died yesterday morning , will take place nt
the First Christian church at 11:30 : tomorrow
morning.
I'IINH 14 Over 4hr > Vi-to.
NEBRASKA CITV , Feb. 2. ( Special. )
The city council met this evening , but no
business of Importance was transacted.
Councilman Slrable , who Is president of the
council , presided. The ordinance providing
for the appointment of Paul Jessen nnd E.
F. Warren to represent the people In the
Impeachment trial of the mayor was vetoed
by that ofllclal and was passed by a unani
mous vote over his objection.
Siirliirrlllcc * AVriiilii-r nt Vnloiidno.
VALENTINE. , Neb. , Feb. 2. ( Special Tele
gram. ) It Is raining here tonight with no
wind blowing. The mercury Is SG degrees
above rcro. _
.turns li-uost OMAHA SIIHIIUIS. ;
lli-n illusion.
The farmers , of this vicinity have called a
meeting for Thursday , February 4 , at which
tlmo they will orgaulzo a fanners' Institute.
A number of the most Influential farmers
have the matter In charge and will no doubt
make It a grand success. The plan , Is to
get the organlzitlon effected and then Join
the state institute. The purpose of the
organization will bo to/further the Interests
of the tiller of the soil by placing him In
touch with the best modes of farming and
latest experience > bf others.
_ _ _ _ _ t
liflleviiv.
The teachers' rending circle held ita
monthly meeting at the home of Miss Jen-
slo Flynt. Owing to the unfavorable weather
but eight teachers were present. Miss
Lam a Kast read an excellent papsr on
"Tho Causes of the Revolution , " and Miss
Nclllo McDonald discussed "Volition. " The
remainder of the afternoon was devoted to
the discussion of curieut toiler : .
Miss Mary and Master David Kcrr enter
tained a number of their schoolmates Sat
urday evening at Rankln hall. The children
spent a delightful evening with games ana
other amusements and did ample justice
to the bountiful refreshments. Mrs. Kerr
was assisted by Misses Connor , Wynne , Car
nation and Kcrr In entertaining tbe guests.
CORDON FIM > S WAI.ICmi OUILTY.
of n lloolc Agrriit h'uvi-ruly
Condemned In Court.
J , J. Walker , the local agent of the Inter
national Publishing company of Chicago , who
has been on trial In police court on the charge
of obtaining money from Miss Ida II. Wlman
on false pretenses , has been found guilty
and fined ? 23 nnd costs. The trial was con
cluded Monday afternoon , but Police Judge
Gordon did not render his decision until
yesterday morning. Walker appealed the
case to tbo district court ,
Judge Gordon scoied Walker for the man
ner In which ho was conducting his busi
ness. lie remarked especially upon the fact
that two contracts wcro made In the case.
In one , which was a printed form , Mlia
Wlman wns to receive ns compensation for
her services , as agent for Nebraska , fiO per
: ent on her sales. In the other , a written
agreement , she wns to bo paid $40 n month
mil expenses , Including oven toilet necessi
ties. Walker went back on the latter con
tract.
"It Bcems that this agency lias selected
ild and young women who have no hutlncss
jcnso and who really require n guardlnu In
Jiislncs'j transactions , " said the Judge. "This
lass has no adaptability fo'r engaging In the
rjslnesG and this apparently was considered
) y the agency. "
Ki-tv KiinrriilH from TIilH Clinrcli.
What Is considered ns the first funeral
hat was over held from St , John's ' church
icciirrod yesterday afternoon when the ro-
nalns of Mrs. Kato Christopher wcro burled
rom that edifice. As a matter of fact , ono
ithcr funeral .icrvlco has been held at the
hurch In Its history , but that Is considered
n exceptional case. It was over the remains
f Mrs. John A. Crclghton , the founder ot
ho college and tlio church , This lack ol
uneral services la duo to the fact that the
hurch has been the Crclghton college chapel ,
ut two wcsks ago It was made a parish
hurch , as parish church funeral services
vcr dcceascil members of the congregation
a.n be held In It.
IIAIIA GRAIN AND STOCK EXCHANGE
Board of Trade ,
You can buy nr tell anytlilnir dealt In on tin
arlmis exchanges of the country through tin.
Refciences ; Flrbt Nat , , U. H. Nat. , Coinmer-
lul Nnt. Lanka Omaha : Union Nat , batik. ,
Cancan City ,
r w. KISX.MJV , j
Telephone 1C93 ,
IAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 1030. Omahn , Nub.
COMMISSION
RAIN ; PROVISIONS : AND ; SrOUIi
_ , . Board of Trade.
Direct trlrea to Cmcneo anil Nfw York.
< Vrr < pnndtnUt John A. Warren * &K
EVERY WOMAN
Sometimes oeRi < > a rcllabU
montlily regulating
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS ,
Are prompt , nafo and certain la result The ccr.i *
be CUr , IVal's ) iiAvrrdlsauDnmt , H itatiywuon
I.OO-Hlierruun & McConnnel Dru Co. , 15U
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