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THE OMAHA DAILY ! BEE : SATURDAY , FE15KUA11Y 0 , 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
'Wheat riuctuatos a Little , but Ologos
Without Ohango ,
REACHES UP TO A THREE-FOURTHS RISE
tMverpootCnlilcit Arc
Aint XortlnvcNtorn Hcccliiln Heavy
Corn mid pain
rind Clone
CHICAGO , Tcb. S. Wheat , nflcr fluctuat
ing nil day ftt lc range , closed nt sub-
fllnnllally yesterday's flnnl figures. It sold
ixt ono time nt a ytc ndvnncc , but realizing
nenr the close carried prices down again.
Corn and oats were neglected , and closed
a shade lower , the weakness being more
marked In oats than In corn. Provisions
fwero weak nnd declined 2Hff * '
Wheat was subject at tlio opening to
much the name sort of Influences as It was
.Thursday morning , The Liverpool market
was rather disappointing , because the nd-
ivnnco was only U < 1 to begin with. Both
! Ncw York nnd Chicago houses doing an ex
port business reported that there had been
no foreign acceptances of wheat or corn
offers made to the United Kingdom and
continent yesterday. Northwestern re
ceipts wcro heavier , which was nn addi
tional disappointment to the bulls at the
etart , nnd still another disquieting circum
stance was the falling snow at the tlmo
of opening1. The opening price for May
. was from TSU TSUc , against ycsterday'o
closing prlco of 7ijic , with a sale or two
us low is 7Sic. It kept within the rongo
of " 5iiff75iic ! , for about an hour , and grad
ually Improved until It got to TG'tC. At the
latter point It made n. rapid spurt to Tfiftc.
' nnrt n sale or two nt 7G'/4c ' transpired during1
it ho confusion Incident to the quickness of
, "tho " rise. The strength was brought about
T > y the report of rains in the southwest ,
rwhlch wcro supposed to have carried oft
the snow protection and left the wheat
plant exposed to Injury from the cold wave ,
which Is said to bo approaching that ter
ritory. The later cables were also said to
bo better , and the clearances from the sea
board showed up generously , amounting to
480.000 bu. In wheat nnd flour. Coveilng In
this market of St. Louis shorts nnd the
strength of the St. Louis market were no
nmall factors In maintaining prices during
the morning' . Chicago received 17 carloads ,
ncnln.it 1.10 on the similar day of the pre
vious year. Minneapolis nnd Duliith re
ceipts wore 290 cars , compared with 191 last
week nnd ESI a year ago. After tha mar
ket had touched "fl'/fcc , a reaction to 7Cc took
i > lace. Thin .price was maintained for some
time , but during the closing hour the tame
closing cables , coupled with the realizing ,
which gradually assumed qultn generous
proportions , brought about a further reac ;
tlon to 75c. The closing price was
75-TiC.
A very small local business was done In
corn. The market was steady until the
close , when It yielded a trifle on account
of the'softness of wheat. Fluctuations for
the most part did not exceed l-10c , though
widening out late In the session. Atlantic
port exports amounted to 737.0CO bu. 'May '
opened a shndo lower nt 24H5T21V1C , sold
sparingly nt 24'/&c nnd 21c , closing at the
opening prices.
Oats was only active nt Intecyals , busi
ness for the most part being light nnd un
interesting. The market weakened slightly
with the other cereals. May opened a shada
lower nt 17'i17ic ' ? ' , sold to 17c , under
short covering , then weakened to
where It closed.
Provisions wcro heavy and prices again
lower. The chief feature was the extra
heaviness of lard , as compared with ribs ,
the former getting1 nt one period of the
session to lOc lower for Jlay than the same
delivery of ribs. Liquidation , esoeclal'.y by
outsiders , was' quite heavy during the
morning , but a little better feeling devel
oped near the close on covering by shorts.
At the close Slay pork was 1'Ac lower at
S7.&OfC7.53 ; Mny lard about 2Vsc lower at
? 3.77'A and Mny ribs r2'/c lower at S.1.S5.
Estimated receipts Saturday : Wheat , 23
cars ; corn , 702 cars ; oats , 300 cars ; hogs ,
18,000 head.
The lending1 futures ranged as follows :
"
Articles. | Open. | High. | .I.ow. I Closa. | Ycat'y.
Wheat'
Feb. . ; . 7.1M -74 74
Mny. . . 7 < 1HS 75WQM 7W
July. . . 71HSJS 7154
C'orn
Foo.i. , 22 < 3 ! 22 2234 22W
May. . . , 24HWU 24UOU 24
July. , . , JSH
Sept. . , 20)4 VW
OatH
icl > , . , IBM ISK IBM 1B ? <
May. . . 43 17M 17M
July. . . 18M im 18'1 IBM
ro-k
May. . . . BO 7 B7H 7 DO 7 B21s 7B7HJ
July. . . 7 UO 7 70 7 uo 7 05 7 70
Lara-
May. . . . 3 77W 3 BO 3 7ii 8 77W 3 R2
July. . . 3 85 387M 3 SB 3 UU
Sh't Ulbs
May. , 3 85 3 87J < 3 R2- ! 3 85 3 87K
July. 3 U2H 3 OB" 3 UO 3 U5 3 07
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
1'T.OUH-Ensy : winter patents , J1.6034.CO ; Hiring
specials. 54.K ) ; spring straights , J3.40ft3.70 ; wlntei
BtrnlBhts. tl.10tt4.SO ; spring patents , H.WjJl.SO
baiters , .OCIf3.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 74 H4ic ? ; No. 3 spring ,
7074o ; No. 2 red , SJViOSGVie.
COHN No. 2 , 22ViT Vic ; No. 3 yellow , IS'J
J214C.
OATS-No. Z. IClic ; No. 2 white , 19J4Q21C , f. o ,
bi No. 3 white , f. o. Jj. , 17S:0'&c.
RYU No. 2. 35o.
UAHI.KY Nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 244S ! > :4c :
No. 4. f. o. b. , 24V5ff2Cc.
PLAXBHKI ) No. I , 74 < S > 7G4c. !
TIMOTHY SEHD-Prlme , J2.C50'2.70.
1'llOVISIONS-l'ork , mess , per bbl. , J7.45 ®
7.47W. Lard , per 100 Iba. . JJ.i3f3.C7H. ( Ilacdn ,
short ribs , sides ( loose ) , | 3.C7C3.'J2V4 ; ilry snlted
ElioiiUler.s ( boxed ) , $4.2004.50 ; short clear side :
( boxed ) , M.121MN.S5.
WHISICY Distillers' nnlshcd goods , per gal.
SI/HAH / Cut loaf , $5.14 ; granulated , J4.51.-
The following were the receipts and shipment
today :
Articles. llccolpta. ( Shipments ,
Flour , bills. 0.000 7.00C
Wheat , bu 13.000 ' 4H,0K
Cum , 1m , . , . 43H.OOO H3.00
OatH.bu , SUU.UUU 14B.OO
Kyo.lm : ioou
ll.irU'y. bu 70.000 11.00
On the Product ) oxehaujfo today the bnttor ni.ir-
lii-t WIIH llrnit crcamory. ISiic'jOci dairy. DO
17n. KtfirH. limit fresh. IflWe , Choono. ntcady
U@ii4c. ! Uroaned poultry , < iulot : turkeya , 11
iL'r ; clilckoiis , UCt'u ; ( UickH. 103Uc ,
NK\V YOItK MAUK13T
Quotation ) * fif ( lie liny oil Genera
CominoilltlvN.
NK\V YOHK , Feb. B. FLOUH Hccelpts , 11.70C
bhls , ; exports , 40,177 bblc. ; moderately active an
Irregular ; Minnesota patents , tl-33@ > 4.43 ; 11 In
npfotti taUem , $3.0003.0(1 ( ; whiter patcntB , $4.100
4 , Co ; winter extras , $3.1533,05 ; winter lira
$2.C002.PO. Ilya Hour , easy ; fancy , $2.802.S5 ,
lluc-krtlu.'ut Hour , tjulet nt $1.20.
HUCUWHUAT Dull nt 34c.
COttN MKAIy-Bteady ; yellow western. 58c.
HYK Quiet ; No. S , 3'J a ; carlots , 40Q41C.
llAltr4iY : Dull ; feeding , ZSViffJSo.
1IAHI.KY MAlvT Quiet ; Wfttein , COffiSe.
M'lUJAT HecelptB , C.C10 bu , ; exports. 83,51 :
bu , ; Inactive ; No. 1 New YetI : Jiard , DOKc , Op
lloim opened weaker , becausn of dlnppolntn > n
In cablej and olTtTlnes on short account ; lute
thorn was nn udvaneo on bad crop nowu. ba <
cable * and Inino rlfaranev.s followed by a lln < i
K I bark ; cloued He loner to Me higher ; No , ;
' red. Fubruary , sr.iiGWVic. closed ut S5 c ; May ,
Sli4 S2Hc. cloned at t2Uc.
i t IlN ItecelptK , 180. 700 bu. ; exports , 67,4 1 bu
; Spot dull ; No. 3 , 2Hc. Options opened steuJy.
" " advanced on coverlngK , but Inter caned off on
Ms receipts ml cjo > .ed unchanged to Ho lower
February closed at JSJic ; May , SSJiOBOc , clo
nt me.
OATS-Ilecelpt , C3.COO bu. ; exports. 87,000 bu ,
j Spot dull ; No. 2. Zlc. Options dull and easy
i rloHlntr partially HO lower ! February closed a
t ilUo ; May. Z2fozUc. eloped ut Mo.
HAY Steady ; chipping , CfI7cj good
choice. 5I 072Vic.
HOI'S in V : IW3 cit > p , JflTlio ; ISM crop , fp
131J ; I'acltlo coast , 1EM croj > , HO7tv ! ; 185D crop
y ; Oalveston. IJftlSo : Hucno ;
Ayies , ntcuf nml nominal ; California. 22vi .
LKATIIKR Firm ; heavy wclslits , la'.tWJOHo.
11UTTEH Hwelpts. S.fiCJ pkirivery ; P.rm
wettcrn creamery , lZ02lKc [ Klslim , Sllic : faa
tory. 7O14c.
CIUCKHII-HcccIptH , 1,8M pkffi. ; quiet : stair ,
larKO. iiiflZ'.lo : mull , DtTlZ'.Scj part shlnu , DQOHo
lull hUlni . SOSVSc.
KQO8Hecclpl . 3.CSO pkRu.t ftcady ; slate am
i'enneylvQnla. 15'it'lCu ; wotcrn , 13S15 > Jc ,
I'ltOVIBIONa-llecf , steady ; fnmlly. IK.600
10.1X ) ; licff hams , I18.HI. cnit meats , firm ! pldiliv
Iwlllc * , 4Si84Ho ; plcklril shoulders , 454c. Ijrd
wralc ; western steam , 4'io ; itllned. quiet. 1'orlt
ilUlet nnd uteady ; mei.8 , ja.25 S.76. TUIlow
ktcady.
OHJJ Cottonseed , nulet ; pilmo crude. 20o
prlmu yellow , Z25ifl2Jo. 1'etrok-um , steady
United cloved at 02o bid ; Penimylvnula cruile ,
BlendMiircli. ; . Ka bid. lloaln , quiet ; ttralncc'
common to good , $1,70. TurpiT.lluc , ( Inu a
HICB-Steoily nt 4c.
MOI ASSl'JS Btciidy ; New Orlear.M , fjjjJOc.
MKTAI S t'l ? Iron , dull ; soulhein , Ill.OOQ
It.OOj northern , II.W/1S.OO. / Copper , 'firm ; lake
liroUcm. 112 ; pxchange , 112. Tin , quiet ; straits
JU.SOifrJ.CO ; plntex , dull. Ppelltr. Urm : domes
tic , ti.0ot74.lo. Mad , strong ; l > ro ! < r , tJ.SO ; exchange
- " - -
change ,
Cuffoo
KKVf YOU1C , Feb. S.-COKl'UB-Oplloiv
opened steady mid unclmngeil to 10 points lower ,
In sympathy with ranter European cables ; tiurt
Ingw s chiefly local , with stllliig uliuo t rntlrvl ;
tr one firm , mill to be under onler of th
p opla ; closed iltuily ; i to 10 points tii
sales , U.OOO bags , lucludlnx ; March
$9.30 ; Xtay , JJ.33. Spot coffee , nio , dull ! Ko. 7.
19.75. Mild , quiet ; Cordova , $15.60818.75. Total
warehouse decllverles from Ihe'Unlttd States.
12.957 bags , Including 11,821 bags from New
York ! New Tork stock today. 337,452 bass ; United
States stock , 373,310 bags ; nfloat for the United
States , 339,004 hags ; total visible for the United
Rtntes , 182,315 bags , against 315,102 bags last
year.
SANTOS , Teb. B. COFFEE Santos , nrm : good
average Santos , 11,200 relsj receipts , 9,000 bags ;
stock , MO.OOO bsgg.
HAVHE , Feb. B.-COFPKn-Qulet ! f decline.
HAMHtfHO , Feb. 6. COFFEE H pfg lower !
iBlen , 4,000 bags.
HIO DE JANEIHO , Feb. 5.-COFFKR-Stendy ;
No. 7 Hlo , 10,200 rels ; exchange , X21-32d ; re
ceipts , 14.000 bass ; cleared for the United States.
11,000 bags ; for Europe , 1,000 bags ! slock , 30,000
bags.
OMAHA 'aifiMatlAb MAUICHT.
Condition of Trnilc nn l lluotntloim on
Staple nml Fnncr Produce.
EQas Frcjh gathered , lie.
HUTTEIl Common to fair , 9010c ; choice to
itncy roll , 133Uo ; separator creamery , 20o ; gath-
etcd creamery , ISJJlOo. '
GAME Mlue winged teal ducks , $1.75 ; green
wing , 1.M ; redheads and matlardir , $3.75 ; smalt
rabbits , 40O50e ; Jacks , $1,0001.23 ; squirrels , COJJ
70o ' ; Canada geese , large , tC.WUT.OO ; small , $ t.OOQ >
.00.
.00.CHEESE
CHEESE Dompstlo bricks , lOHd Rdam , per
doz. , $9 ; club house , 1-lb. J.tr8 , per doz. , $3.15 ;
r.lmbcreer , fancy , per lb , . Olio ; Hoqueforl , H-lb.
jars , per doz. , J3.CO ; Youns Americas , 10'icJ
' .wins , fancy , lOJic.
VEAL Cholco fat , SO to 120 Ibs. , nre quolcd at
@ larjre and cnnrse , 4Wuc.
HHE8SEU roUt/THY-Chlckens. EWSCc ; tur
keys. lOWHc : utete , 768o ; ducks , 8B9e.
LIVE POUIYTHV Hens , 50 ! cocks , 30 < c.
PIGEONS Live , 75UOOc ; dead pigeons , not
wanted ,
HAY Upland , $ I.BO ; midland , $4 ! lowland ,
J3.W ; rj'o straw , J3.EO ; color makes the price on
hay ; light bales sell the bout ; only top grades
1irlnR top prices.
HnOOM COIIN Enlremcly slow sale ; new
crop , delivered on track in country ; choice green
eclf-worklns carpet , per lb , , 2fi2'/ic : choice green ,
running to hurl , 224c ! : common , 1V4 < * >
VEOETABUKS.
SWEET POTATOES On orders , per bbl. , $1.75.
ONIONS Good stock , per bu. , $1.
LIMA DEANS 1'er lb. . 4c.
HEANS Hand picked navy , per bu. , $1.2501.35.
CAHIuaE Fnncy stock , per 100 Ibs. , $2.
CELEKY Per doz. , 23o ; fancy , large. 45c.
POTATOES Goad native stock , per bu. , 30c.
FRUITS.
MALAGA OHAPES-rcr keg , $7.
CHANnEHHIES Capo Cod , per bbl. , $8.00 ! ?
C.DO.
C.DO.AI'PLES
AI'PLES Fancy , New York , $ l.COjl.C5 ; extra
fancy , larsp. $1.75.
CALIFOHNIA I'EAHS-Per box , $2.
THOI'ICAL FRUITS.
OUANOES M cxlcan , $2.7503.00 : California
navck ) , IBOa lo 2003 , $3.75 ; large sizes , J3.25B3.CO ;
spedtnf ? , $2.75.
LEMONS Messlnas. $3.0057/3 / DO ; choice Califor
nia. J2.75 : fancy , $2.7503.00.
HANANAS Choice , largo stock , per bunch ,
$2.0052.23 ; medium-sized bunches. $1.50ffi2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Cholce,13Q14c. >
CIDEH-Clorincd Juice , per half bbl. . $2.50 ; per
bbl. , $1.00T4.25.
MAPLE SYRUP Flvo gal. cans , each , $2.C05f
2.75 ; gal. cans , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal , cans , $ C.25 ;
quart cans , $3.50.
NUTS Almonds. California , per lb. , large
size , ' 13c ; llrazlls. per lb. , lOc ; English wal
nuts per lb. , ancy , soft shell , 1212Jc ! ; stand
ards ! lliBHUc : niherts , per lb. . lOo ; pecans , pol-
ished , large. 9S10o : Jumbo , llffl'o : large hick
ory nuts , $1.25 per bu. ; small , $1.GO ; cocoanuts ,
Gc each.
FIGS Imported fancy. B crown , 30-lb. boxes ,
ISc ; choice. 10-lb. boxes , 3 crown , lie
HIDES. TALLOW , . ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green bides , BVJc ; No. 2 green
hides , 4 < , c ; No. 1 green salted hides , 7c ; No. 2
green salted hides. Co ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs. , 7c ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 tl 13 Ibs. . 4c ; No. 1
dry flint hides. 9@10c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides ,
8B9c : No. 1'dry salted hides. 889cj part cured
hides , Ho per lb. less than rully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each ,
preen failed , shearings ( short wcolej early sk.n ; ) ,
each , 15o ; ury shearings ( short wooled early
pklns ) . No. 1 , each , Gc ; dry flint , Kansas and
Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. 405c ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska
Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3S > 4c ;
dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb. ,
actual weight , 4@5c ; dry flint Colorado Murrain
wool pelts , per lb. actual weight , 3jf4c : feet
cut off , as It Is useless to pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GHEASE Tallow , No. 1. 3o ;
tallow. No. 2 , 2Ho ; grease , white A , 3c ; grease ,
white D , 2c ; grease , yellow , 2c ; grease , dark.
19ic ; old butter. 2ff2'/jo ' ; beeswax , prime , 15@22c ;
rough tallow , 1C. '
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy. GSJ7c ; fine light ,
809c ; quarterblood , lOSUoecdy , hurry and
chaffy , S@9c : Dotted ana oroken. coarse. 709c ;
cotted and nrokcn. fine. U6Sc. Fleece washed
Medium , 1518c ; Hne , 1416o ; tub washed. 1C01SO
black. 8c : bucks , Co ; tag Iccks , 203ci dead pulled ,
6e. ' ' i -
HONES In car lots , weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Drv buffalo , per ton , 12.00igi4.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton. $10.00012.00 ; dry coun
try. damp and meaty , per ton , $0.0038.00. '
FRESH MEATS. ,
BEEF Good native steers , 400 to COO lbs. C
7o ; western steers , 6KS6o ; good cows and heif
ers , GV4Oc : medium cows and heifers , BV4c ; good
forequarters cows and heifers. 4 (2 ( ; good forequarters -
quarters steers , Gc ; good hindquarters cows and
heifers , T'c : good hindquarters native steers ,
Slic ; tenderloins , 20c ; boneless strips , DC ; strip
loins , 7o ; rolls , S',4o ; sirloin butts , 8 0 ; shoulder
clods , GV4c ; rump butts. Go ; steer chucks , 4i e ;
cow chucks , 3',4e : boneless chucks , 4c ; plates ,
3 IJc ; flank steak. Cc ; loins , No. 1 , 12 % c ; loins. No.
2 , 10V4c : loins. No. 3. 8Vic , : ribs. No. 1 , 10',5c ; rtbs ,
No. 3 , 8J4e : ribs. No. 3 , GVSo ; steer rounds , C'.lc ;
cow rounds , Dic ; rounds , shank , or rump off ,
G14c ; rounds , shank and rump off , 7c ; trimmings ,
3i4o ; brains , per doz. , 35c ; sweetbreads , per lb. ,
15c ; kidneys , each Gc ; ox tails , each. 3c ; livers ,
per lb. . 2c ; hearts , 2c , tongues , per lb. . 12c.
POP.K Dressed hogs , 4io : tenderloins , 13e ;
loins. 6c ; spare ribs. 4c ; ham sausage butts , 5c ;
shoulders , rough , 4 c : shoulders , skinned. 5c ;
trimmings , Gc ; leaf lard , not rendered , Gc ;
heads , cleaned , 3Vic : snouts and cars , 3V4c ; back
bones , 2 c ; neckbones , 2 c ; pigs' tails , 3c ;
plucks , each , Gc ; chitterlings , 5c ; bucks , 4c ;
liearts , per doz , , 25c ; stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues ,
each , 8c ; kidneys , per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. ,
15c.
15c.MUTTON
MUTTON Dressed Iambs. 7c : dressed sheep ,
Gc ; racks , 8V c ; legs and saddles , 8c ; breaHts ,
and stews , 2 } c ; tongues , each , Gc ; plucks , each ,
3c.
LIVERPOOU Feb. D. WHEAT Spot , dull ; de
mand , poor ; No. 2 red , eprlng , Gs 5d ; No. 1
California , Cs 7Wd. Futures opened easy , with
near nnd distant positions ' , 'j'l ' higher ; closed
steady , with July unchanged and other months
VSd higher ; business about equally distributed-
February. Gs 3V4d ; March , Gs 44jd } ; May , Gs Sd
July. Gs 315d.
CO UN Spot quiet ; American mixed , new , 2s
8d , Futures closed 'quiet , with near positions Vld
higher , and distant positions unchanged ; business
about equally distributed : February. 2a 7dr
March. 2s Sd ; April. 23 S'Jd ; May , 2s Sy d ; June ,
! H 9 d : July , 23 9'id.
FLOUH Dull ; demand , poor ; Jit. Lyuls , fancy ,
winter , 8 9d.
PROVISIONS Hacon. dull ; deiimnd poor ; Cum
berland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. . 2Gs short ribs , 20 to 2'
Iba , , Z'fA ; long clear , light. 25 to 35 Ibs. . 'I'M Gd
long clear , heavy , 40 to 45 Ibs. , 21s 4d : short
clear backs , light , 18 Ibs. , 218 Gd ; short clear
middles , heavy. 45 to GO His. , Ks Id : clear bellies ,
11 to 1G IbH. , 2C9. Shoulders , 12 to IS Ibs , , 25s Gd ,
Hams , short cut. 14 to 10 Ibs. , 39f. Tallow ,
line North American , IS ? . 13eef , extra India
mess , Gls 3d ; prime mess , GOn. Pork , prime mesu ,
line wextcrn , 4Ca 3d ; medium western , 40s. Lard ,
dull : ptlmc westeni , 20s ; refined. In nulls , 21s.
CHEESE Firm : demand moderate ; llnest
American , white nnd colored ( September ) , G9 .
IHJTTER Finest United Blntes , 90s ! good , G3s.
OILS Linseed , Ids 3d. Petroleum , rellncd
G',4d. ,
. ' 'RIOERATOn ' REEF Foreatiartcra , 3
hindquarters , Gd.
IlOl'H At Ixindon ( Paelflo coast ) , 3 10s.
Receipts during ttie pai > t three days : Wheat ,
211,000 cental * ; Including 15Q.OOO American ; corn ,
2G4.100 centals American.
The weather has been wet.
St. Louis Cioni'ritl 3InrUi't .
ST. LOUIR. Feb. B. FLOUn-Unrhanged.
WHEAT Futures opened lower , but as cables
were higher and crop newx bull lull the market
advanced to tlio close , whloh wait at an advance
of Hil'.io for May end a decline of ' , io for July
compaivd wltli yesterday ; spot , higher ; No.
n > d , ca h , elevator , Ka bid ; truck , S9US9J4e ; .May ,
8lio asked.
CORN--Ftiturcs opened stronger , ruled that
way nil day and closed linn ! tpot , steady ; No ,
2 ca h. 20c bid ; May , 21o bid ; July , 230235iq ;
Heplember , ! lJc ! bid.
OATS Uull ; No. 2 cuh , 16 > io bid ; May , 18J4e
bid.
bid.RYERtcudy
RYE-Rtc-udy ; MVic track ,
llARLKY-Uull ; 38f39c.
.COR.VMEAL $1,83.
JIIIAX-yjlct mid firm ; 410420 for sacked , cast
track.
FJ.AXHEED-Stendy at 73He.
TIMOTHY SEUn-Prlme. $ ! . ! iO.
HAY-.Eai.lsr ; prairie. $4.Wt87.W > ; timothy , $0.00
lIUTTEU-QuUt and unchanged ; creamery. 18
C21c ; dairy , Uc.
EUCIS Klnn at 11 lie.
W1U8KV-$1. .
METAUS-U-ad , firm nt tl.93fl3.00. Spelter ,
llrm nt ? 3.F5 bid.
1'JCOVISIONd Pork. unchanged ; standard
mes , Jobhliitf , $ T.I308.00. Laid , nrm ; prime
strain. JIM : cliolce , $3.02 ! . Uncoil ( boxed ) ,
shoulders , $ I.GO ; extia short ulearx , JI.CiH ; ribs ,
$4E7K : uliorts , $ j.o. Dry unit mer.ts ( boxed ) ,
hr.u liters , $1.23 ; extra , iliort clear , $4.23 ; ribs.
$1.5714 ! tJ'ort ' * , $4.W.
HEOEIlTH-Klour. 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 7,000
bu.i corn , 92.00' ) bu , ; oats , 31 , COO bu.
SHIPMlSNTS-Flour. 3,000 bbln. ; wheat , 22,000
bu. ; corn , 51,000 bu , ; oat , 14.000 bu.
Now York Ury Ouoilv
NEW YORK , Fib , 5-Mall orders called for
very good quantities fit wool dmu Roodn , printed
fabrics of all qualltlea nnd ramti make * of cotton
drctd goade etc. , which , vltli many email selec
tion * by ipot purchasers , absorbed a very fair
supply of Bluff. Htaplo cottons were wanted In
moderate quantities , but colored goods did bet
ter. Men's wear goods are doing better4 nil the
lime , und the decided chantra from nothing to
bonurthlm- havlne Its effect , Printing clotht
quiet and steady ,
SiiR-ur
I ONDON. F b. S.-KUaAR-C ui . dull ar , 5
dlitlcult. Ie ) t , tlat and lower ; February , $ *
ll d : March. 8s ,
NEW YORIC. l\b. B.-SUOAR-Raw. Bleady ;
fair refining , 2tto ; centrifugal , OS lect , i 5-Slo ;
1,200 ImgD luolmsM 19 test i 17-Kc
, , - , cx-shlp ; r -
lined , quiet ; molil "A. " 4ijc ; giaaiulateJ. 4Uc ;
MORE START THAN CLOSE
Manufacturing Bstabllshmenta Opening Up
Are in the Majority.
AMOUNT OF WAGES PAID NOT AFFECTED
UUtlnct Incrcnao Noted In Orilcru for
Woolen Gooiln Iiidlcntlniiii of
Improvement In Iron nnd
i Steel Manufacture.
NEW TOIIK , Feb. 5.-R. Q. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Itovlew of Trade tomorrow will say :
No Important change In business appears , but
the number of manufacturing establishments
starting much exceeds the number of those stop
ping during the week , and to much that the
curtailment of working tlmo In many cotton
milk * does not lessen the aggregate productive
force or amount of wages paid. There Is a
distinct Increase In orders for woolen goods ,
some at some gain In the silk manufacture ,
n. waiting condition with one branch of boots and
shotu and Indications ot better things coming
In the Iron nnd steel manufacture. All symp
toms are favorable In the money market , Und a
large sale of securities In connection with the
Northern Pacific nnd Oregon Navigation Inter
ests to European purchasers will put off etlll
further the possibility of gold exports. It Is also
cheering evidence of confidence among Euro
pean Investors.
To many It Is the mo t perplexing feature of
current events that wheat does not rise much ,
though It has advanced 11 cents for the week.
Atlantic exports have been only 1,696,064 bu. ,
flour Included , against 1,903,456 bu , , for the same
week Inut year , while western receipts , have Iwen
only 1,488,170 bu. , against 2,600,407 bu. last year.
The condition of the market Is not explained
by any special confirmation , hut current prices
show that no great confidence Is felt lu the esti
mates of supplies available for the rest of the1
year.
Cotton fell to 7i. nfter the agreement to
close Fall Itlver and other print cloth works ,
but recovered the quotation or a week ago , 7.31 , .
without further news. Spinners takings have
been so small this year , those oC northern mills
nbout 400.000 less than In 1S94 , that the ad
mitted narrowness of demand tor goods has
at present considerable weight. Sales of wool
have been nmnllcr , than In other recent weeks
and yet arc far In excess ot the consumption of nil
mills for a week. It all were fully employed.
There has been only a slight stiffening In
prices , but more foreign wool will be taken ami
stored , It Is believed , If wcstein holders demand
higher prices. More Important than these In
dications Is n little better demand for heavy
weight goods , which ban led some of the binallrr
mills to buy wool more freely and thus enable
a number lo start operations.
Prices of HcEsnmer pig nnd grey forgo at
Plttsburg have slightly advanced with a much
more hopeful feeling , notwithstanding the com
parative narrowness of the demand for finished
products , nnd In plates and wire nnlto there
Is much more business with good prospects.
IllllctH are quoted nt $15,25 , with scarcely any
demand nt present , nnd rods at $21 , while No.
2 black sheets nre quoted at only 2 cents , He-
ports that 23,000 llu. of ftcel plato nnd sheet
bars have been exported to England nre only
Indications of the temporary excess of supply
over demand In this country , nnd arc not sup
posed to have realized any profits. Yet It
IH stated that prices or cast pipe ure from J2 to
$3 per ton lower nt New York than nt Scotch
works. Hnrs nre quoted at the lowcut price
ever known at Philadelphia , without much Im
provement In the demand , nml steel rails are
still Inactive nnd unchanged In price , the rail
roads waiting for a decline corresponding to the
fall In bllletis. Hut on the whole , the demand
for Iron nnd steel Is slowly gaining , nnd n
considerable proportion of the works Is fully
employed , though the gain Is not yet enough
for those who have taken large stocks of mate
rial or products on speculation.
Failures for the week have been 311 In the
United States , against 323 last year , nnd sixty-
three In Canada , againstsixtyseven last year.
1VEKKI.Y CLI3AUI.HOUSK TOTALS.
of IIINIKNN TraiiHiielloiiK
of IIio AxMnolateil lliuiliM.
NEW YOniC. Feb. 5. The following table ,
compiled by Bradgtreet's , shows the total
clearances nt the principal cities nnd the
percentage of Increase or decrease , ns com
pared with the corresponding week of last
year :
CITIES. Dec.
New York
Chicago' D.C
Hasten . i. . .
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
PlttsburR
Cincinnati .
Kansas City
Newi Orleans
Iluffnlo
Milwaukee
Detroit
Louisville . . .
Minneapolis
OMAHA
Providence . .
Cleveland
Houston
St. I'aul
Denver
Indianapolis . . .
Columbus , O. . . .
Hartford . . . . . . .
Richmond . . . . . .
Washington . . .
Davenport
Dallas . . . .
St. Joseph
Pforla . . . .
Memphis
Portland. Ore
Rochester ,
New Haven
Savannah ,
Springfield , Mnas
Worcester
Portland. Me 1.HC.47 ! )
Atlanta 1,377,770 10.4
Fort Worth 1.3SS.S10 23.2
Waco 1.349.3S3
. 40.4
Syracuse , 835,9:3 20. !
Des Molncn 9D8.4.V G.G
Grand Rapids . . C43.50.1
Seattle 3H4.074 18.9
Augusta
Lowell 'His
Wilmington Del 739rl 1
Norfolk 8J3.210 21.9
Sioux City 4CS.034
20.4
LOH Angeles 094 , 24C 13.S
Tacoma . * . . . . , , 431,371 23.4
Knoxvllle fXl,913 ) 11.0
Spokane . . . . . . . . r.99,4JO | 31.9 !
Jacksonville . . . . 243,512 33.fi
Lincoln " 703 8.3
New Hcdford 629 , & 9 ( ! 49.0
Wichita 303,513
IllrmlnRhani . . . . ZM.ItW 20.S
Topi-kii 341.4281 21.7
Lexington , Ky \ , , . . 2C9 , 10.3
Hlnghnmpton . 23I,400 ! | 17 ,
Kalamazoo . . . 239,118 ! 29.9
Hay City , Mich 1C2.4S ! 41.0
Fall River K3I.I2I ! 12,1
Akron , O 24)WO | 9,3 !
Spilngflcld. O. . 1C0.5M
Canton , O 123.SOO 27.B
Sioux Falls. . . . 40F2S 03.4
Fremont , Neb. . 70.077 2.9 !
Hastings , Neb , 100,311 12,31
Chattanooga , . 300.049 ] n.s
Fnrtro . , , , , 12D.M1 3Jr
Noiilivlllo , , , , . 1.1S0.210J 12.0
Onlvcflon 4,019.700 20.7
Dayton CM.9G4 13,1
Helena 431.371 23,4
Rockford 1 18.772 22.3
Salt Lake . . . . 'ioio
Toledo 1.50S,430i 11.1
Scrnnlon , SSS.ESI 17.71
Totals United States l'l.047.109.76Ci 4.0' '
Exclusive of New York. . ) 445,1KJ,529 | .
DOMINION OF CANADA. ,
IIHADSTIIKBT'S III3VII3W OF THAIII3.
IliMlucoil Number of IIUNIIVNH | Fnllurrx
Durlnur < | ic > 1'anl WrcU.
NRW TOUK , Feb. 5. Bradstreet's to
morrow will Btiy ;
Trade , which was retarded by unfavorable
weather a week ago , has recovered somewhat
In the south. While the rold weather cut Into
the stocks of heavy goods. It delayed the sale of
shipping goods. Other relatively fuvorahlo trade
reports are from St. Paul. Chicago , Minneap
olis and St. Louis. At most renters jobbers
report business quiet or unchanged , with no
prospect of Improvement , The rcrtilctlon of
the production of cotton goads ban not strength
ened the market or advanced prices ahead. The
heavy Increase in gales of wnnl. fAOOO.COO pounds
at IlOilon flncc January , ntnlinl 24,000,000 pounds
lavt year. Is bared largely on the expectation of
a hlxh duty on wool ,
Ono of the most uniatlstitctory Industrial fea
tures Is the lack of demand for Iron and steel ,
prices ( if which In .U'e central wet cm states
have gotten below nominal quotation * .
Exports of wheat ( flour Included as wheat )
from both coasts this week amount to 3,168,000
bushels , as compared with 2.C15.000 bushels last
week. , $07Coo biuht'U In the week a year ago ,
2.020,000 buthels In the week two years ago , 2-
(78,000 bushels three yearn ago and nil pompared
with 3.C31.COO buehcls In the like week of 1833.
Exports of Indian corn this week show a
marked Increase , amounting to 3ti. , , .tM , buaheli ,
ns compared with 3,011,000 bushels last week.
3.222.COO buthelii In the week a year ago. Di'.OOO
bunheU t tha week two years ago , 1,424 000
huthels three years am ud as compared with
457.COO buahels In the like week of ld'J3.
The check to the number of business failures
reported lait week appears again In the total of
IIio present week SOi throughout the United
Status , as compared with 928 last week , 338 In
the first week of February , U96j 233 In the like
w * k of UM M5 In the correipondlnir period In
Ii94 , as a contrast of 123 In th rirst week of
February , If S3 , three months before the panic.
There nre flfty-elRht , < bu Mcss failures reported
In Canada , against flftntopr last week , flfty-sU
n year ago nnd slxtyti1Biwo yearn ago.
JIIIAOSTUKBTS 14IXAXCIAI , ItUVIHW.
Current Siiroulatlriil In of n I'nrcly
Prof OH * | ( > im 1 Kind.
NEW YOIIK. Feb. E = Briul9trect's Flnnn-
clal Hevlew tomorrwjivlll say ;
In the main the cufjjrnl speculation In of a
purely professional kind and requires no descrip
tion or comment. ltl'lf ) > OSthe dullness and
the disposition It natfirflly creates on the part
of the regulars to net on the bear side there
wan evidence from tlme.4a time" that the under
lying tone of the markctls bullish ; that Blocks
nre In firm bands ryid llmt liquidation Is n
matter of the past. * Elfropc took little or no
part in the proceedlngscwxcept In the cape of
the Northern Pacific , which was the real feature
of the week. The circumstances connected
with the sales of a large block of Northern
Pacific fccurltles to a llcrlln Interest were
widely commented on.
It should , however , be holed that friends of
the property bought the stock In this market
with a confidence ba ed on knowledge f the
circumstances In question , ns well ns the
alliance of the situation of rates that has been
formed with the Orent Northern railroad. One
of the fruits ot this is Keen In the strpi which
It Is stated have been taken by the two com
panies , to obtain representation In the manage
ment of the Oregon Hallway nnd Navigation
company , with the object of preventing that
property from being used adversely to their In
terests In there factors. One of these factoiu ,
the ndvnnco In Northern Pacific preferred nnd
common , which began laat week , rontlnueil , nt-
tractlnff considerable outside buying , niul car
rying the quotations on InKt Monday up to
38 % for the preferred nnd 16 > for the common ,
T.ie announcement of thu deal Iwtwevn the reor
ganization syndicate nnd the Herman Interests
was , an usual , In uuch catex , the signal for real
izing sales nnd n recession , which depressed
the preferred to 37Vi and common to 14 % , In-
tlmldntlons were , however , forthcoming that
other plans of considerable magnitude are In
progress by the Northern Pacific management ,
and the stocks of the road recovered somewhat
and displayed a very firm appearance.
Union Pacific was for a time unfavorably
nffected by the deal concerning the Oregon Navi
gation company. The stock regained ground ,
however when It was made known that this
transaction was not Intended to be nny way ad
verse to Us Interests , nnd business was supple
mented by Intimation from Washington that' '
interference by congress with the carrying out
of the present reorganization plan m-cd not be
longer feared , and that no Increases In the
assctument on the stock wilt be made , The
movement on the Northern Pacific apparently
stimulated a little activity In another reorgan
ized property , the St. Louis and San Francisco ,
reports being circulated that Us earnings were
favorable. Atchlson wn EomcHhut heavy , par
ticularly the preferred shares on the expected Increase -
crease In the amount of the F.I mo.
STOCICS AMI 1IOXIJS.
Trust InvcridKiitloii Ilt > ni1 * tiN the Slurc
but I'rlcrn Are \VeII Held.
NEW YOniC , Feb. E. The Lexow committee
of the New York legislature to Investigate trusts
was the shadow upon the matket In the dealings
today. The day's trading was for. the most
part In the Industrial stocks. Sugar occupying
the overwhelming1 proportion of attention. "With
the market thus restricted , the effect on prices
was In sympathy with the cour&c of Sugar nud
the other Industrials , which was tmukedly down
ward , with a rally at the close , due to covering
by shorts. The day's proceedings In stocks gave
little evidence of much If any but professional
dealings , though the bond market showed evi
dences of a well maintained strength , nnd nn
Investment movement.i Sugar and the Indus-
trlala , while nffected In i common by the appre
hension of the trust Investigating committee
and other nntl-trust Influences , were each
nffected by eomo special causes , which Inlluerccd
the decline. In the case.of Sugar there Is H pros
pective coup In the coftec war , the continued
fear of coming tariff cimnseK , the adoption of
a now French bounty , .irtd the general dullness
In the trade. The Vxlreme decline under the
conditions wuB Vi pcojccnti ami the fraction was
eventually recoveredflflor the decline lu nugur
hud been effected. i.Atj ntlonvas turned to
Leather preferred , which' was driven down a point
on the anti-trust scale and liquidation of hold
ings. Tobacco was neJrt' at tacked and responded
witli a decline of 1' iper cent. A met Iran Spirits
did not escape the effeq/i/pf / the general decline
In the Industrial stoeksiH/id / receded ? i per cent
for the common , nml.l Volnt for the preferied
stock , the decline bl'ltyr augmented by trade
conditions and the pVodperts of i educed prices.
This wholesale onrluugbt on the Industrials
had Its effect on tl\erailway \ shales und they
declined In sympath } ; . Unuldntlpn. also being an
inlluence In theee sfockVHurllngton / , sold off
'
% per cent , nnd'tbe ge'rteral railway list also
responded fractionally. CtLomlon selling had its
effect In this department , i'nc market there
having been stlrredg.bi- . alarming rumors re
garding the health of.jne czar nnd the South
African sltuatlprv / | Thrft were periods .of dull *
ness after the first hour of trading : , possibly devoted -
; voted to waiting far'tlcwCTonm nts In. the { rust
Invfutlgatlbilf during"fvhfth 'tlie"ctianges 'were
very narrow. TheBdMllnss the low-priced
scares assmncil a bqrnewhnt unwonted Im
portance , but the fluctuations were small. In
the * Una ! hour , however , there was n revival
In the market nnd prices advanced Rcncnilly
under a , covering movement by the shorts. The
anthracite coal groups showed nn 'Improvement
under this movement of Hi per cent. Leather
preferred and Northern , PnclIIo , prefeired ad
vanced 1 per cent. In this rally at the ckue
prices generally were curried to about the
best point of the day.
The bond market maintained decided strength ,
and although the movement wim Irregulnr at
Intervals , the main tendency was toward a
higher babls , with large blocks bflug taken for
European account. The excellent progress
noted In the habllltntlon of various properties
ban Instituted a ke'en demand for tiome of the
low-grade Issues , which attained the highest
.prices current for 'a long time. The sales
were $2,724,000. The comparative prices 10-
cordcd notable gains In n number of the hlsh-
prlced Issues. The speculative mortpiKCS show
changes of a slight fraction either way. Gov
ernment bonds were made under the pressure
ami yielded fractionally on sales of 19.000.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
The total sales of Blocks today were llj.COO
shares. Including tlio following
followingAmerican To
bacco , 14,000 ; Susur , Ct\000 ; Chicago Gail , 4 ZOO ;
Northern Pacific preferred , fi.SOO ; St. Paul , 10,000 ,
NIMV Yiirk sfam-y Mnrkot.
NEW YORK , FebjG.'l-MONEY ON CALL
1W&2 per cent ; hut loanl'lt ! per cent ; closed of
fered at IX per cent , i > )
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPERr-SSI per cent.
8TKHLINGiEXCH NOK-Steady , , with nctual
business In bankers'1 bills at Jl.SijUftJ.bC for
demand , and $4.i > 4 % for lxty iluju ; posted rates ,
$ t.85O4.S3i/i nnd U.T'i.W ; commercial bills ,
$4.83V4.
HAH SILVER- 4- '
MEXICAN L > OLLAR8-0ic.
GOVERNMENT HONDS Weak ; new 4s , repr. ,
J1211 ; coupon. 112(4 ( ; 'tJf' * < ? . and coupon , 113' ' , ;
4s , reg. , IU',4 ; coupon-112 ; 2s , res. , fj'.i ' ; Pacific
CD. ofOS. . 103K. . i , . , -i
STATE HONIrf-Qi3l/t. .
HAILHOAI ) HONl1rregular. .
rioslne quotutfons on1 tionds were as follows ;
tJ7s77icw"48 , rey , , r itfffirlirsda nil"
U.S. now coup , . . . laUU O.H , & a'AVuiV , ' . " . "
II. S. S , re ? I13ij do 7a. , on
U.S. Ba.coun 11311 H. &T. C , 5s 108
US.4 , rj Ill , do ( ii nil
U.H. 4seoiip U'ji,7 M..IC.&T 1st 4s , 81
U. H.-'a.ri'ir U.iW iio''j-iH r.uK
I'acltlodaor 'J3 , , . lo.lli Muliul Union iln. , Ill
N. J. C. Oon. . 'ia , , . , 117W
Ala.elmIJ 10IU No. Paclllo IBIS. . . 114
Alu.clina U. . , , , 118 N. VCoimola. . . . , , 140(5 (
Ala. Currency , . . Ud do a. Y , DJ ! > . fin . HIM
La. Now Con. 4a tlJU 11.0 Wc t. islu. , . 74
Mi8nourlln 100 St. I * . OoiiHjls In. . 130
N. .u laa UoC.&I' . W , fin. 1HIM
N.C.48 lO-J SUUil.M. Jn,3 77
Teiiu. uosv but UK 70 Sl.r iH.i'.Onn.il , J1H (
Ti'im.miw BL'lSa 10. " Toxaa P.IO , l8t . , , HUH
TCIIII. old ( la , . . . . no IMn.Kds. , , , V1W
Va. Centurion , , . OH1 * U. P lBt of'IIJ , , , 104W
dodofcrrod , . , , UW WoatflliQM 41 , . . . , 1I)7J ) !
AtchlHOii4a S'ji L. A. N. unlllod 4u , 81
Atuhlaou 'Jd A. . . 4Hh Soutliuni DH , , tie
Cauartu So. 'Jd. . , 107 O. It. .V ; K. lulu. . . . H2
O. P. Istit of 'US " " 101 O. U.AW , 18. . . , - - '
ii. & 11,0.78. : . , , , iihJN.Viir"i'.i" { : ( ' , ' .
U.&lt. 0.4n. . . . . , . _ HH > 41
Financial .N'nlrn ,
NEW YOHK. Feb. 5.-CearlngB. | $ SJI8,5I4 ; bal
ances. $1,711,10.
BOSTON. Feb. E.-Clcarlngs , $ H,4S3,2Wj bal.
ancus , JUW.BfO.
HALTIMOIli : . Feb. C.-Clearance * , $ : ,2 > 0.493 ;
balance * , $471.369.
CHK'AdO , Feb. -Clearings. . $15,703,633.
Money , steady and unchanged ; New YorVex
change , 40c ilUcount ; foreign exchange , steady ;
ilcmand Jf.W-i , ; for sixty day * , $ I.SI" .
ST. I/Dt'IS. Feb. 6. Clearances , $ .1.931.492 ; bal-
nnces , $593,781. Money , Ktendy nt 65T7 per cent ;
New York exchange , $1 bid ! 12Hc premium bid.
Ilostoti Slock flnotntlon * .
11OSTOK. Feb. fi. Call lo.ini. Sl S4 ) > er cent !
tlmo loans. 'Ittttim pjr cent. Oloslur prlooi for
ttockB. bond aud inl
14 > < xr. Klpc.pfd. . . . .
American Sugar. . 113N WIs. central. . .
Am. Sugar pfd . . . 102 Gen. Kloe. pfd . .
HaySlato Clan Atrhlnon pfd , . ,
Hell Tele-phono. . . ( Jen. Hoc. Kl. , .
MoHton A Albany. Wit.Cent. IB , . ,
HOBIOU& Muliio. . . inn Wla. Cent ( ' . . .
a. ii. &q 74U Allotipz Mlnlii ? Co
Fiichbunr Atlantlo
Opncral Ktpctrlc. . " ros'on ft Montai i
Illlnolo Steel 35 ' | IhttUuV lloitcn. . , 11U
Mexican Central , . * Calumet , V HccU , .15:1 :
N. Y. A N. K. . . . . . . oS1 Coiileiinlnl. . . . . . . . . .15:1Ui (
old Colony. . , , 'IS * Fr.tnklln. . . 11H
Ore. Short Line. . . Ko.nrs.'irco 17H
Rubber o .
Union Pacllit ! . , , . . ! fy Qulnoy
West End Tamarack 117
WcBtKnd pfd Wolvorlnu. 117H )
Wml. lilcc. . . . . . .
Sun 1'raiiclnoo Mlnliu ;
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. fi. The ofllcl.il closlmr
quotations for mining Htocka today \vjro as fol
lows :
Alia 7
AlphnCoio HI .liisllcn . 4
Aiuli" * . . . , 13 Kniituckv Con . 4a
nolcher ' . ' 8 Lidy Wash. Con. 1
liosl&Ilclchcr. . . . UU Muxlc.tu . 4.1
Ihllllon 3 Occidental Con , . , , in
( ' . ill-Mould. . , 10 Oplilr. . . . . . . Ill
Challenge Con 4(1 ( Ovnnunn . . . 11
Chollar. Nil Poloal . 41) )
Confidence 100 Savnirn . , . 4 ( >
Con. Cal..VVn. . sat ) Scorpion. i !
Con. Imperial , , 1 Slrrrn Np 41
frown Point. . . . 2S Silver Hill 41I
Kxclieqlior. . . . . 3 Union Coil . 3H
( fould Acnrrlo , 4B Utah Con . 3Hi :
Halo It NorcrosH 105 Yollow-Jackpt. . . .
Silver barn. OHe : Mnxtc.in tlDllara , o2 3'JMo.
Slghldr.tflM , 'JOo ; tolcer.iphlc , ' 'JWJ.
York MliiliiK ( liinintlnnx.
NEW YOIIK. Feu. B. The following are tin
cloning mtnln ? qUot-illoiu :
lluhvcr 48 Mi'xlp.iu. . , 47.
Chollar. lit ) Ophlr. . * !
Crown Point Stl Plymouth If !
Con. Cal. A Vu SL'.f Quicksilver. lll ( >
JJcariwood 100 QiilokHih-cr nfd..10110
Rould & Curry IS Slurra Novaita 4 :
llalo.V Ndtvrus . . 110 Slandanl 1MI
Hoiuost.iko CHOI ) Dnlon Con : ! . " >
IronSllvrr. iia Yullow Jacket 30
IiOiidoii Stock Quotations
LONDON , Fob. 5. 1 p. m. closing :
Consols , m'.v. . 1HI 13-1(1 ( "Mexican onllnary. S2M
Consols , nco't. 11313-10 N. Y. Rcnlr.il ti ( )
Can.Piiclllc B7 ? ( Ppiuisylvunla r > : i *
Erie IflK Reading i'M :
KrlclHtpfil j ; lil4 ! Max. Ceil , now 4o. 7IH4
lll.Crulral i)7Vi ) AtchiHon 15
SILVER ! 9 id per ounce.
MONEY 1 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
and three months' bills Is lHli per cent.
Kliiniicliil.
HEIILIN , Feb. 5. Exchange on London , eight
days' slslit , 20 maiks S pfg.
1V\HIS , Feb. C. Tlirce per cent rente ! " . lf > 3t
7' c for the account ; exchange on London , 23f
ISc for oheckn.
LONOON , Feb. C. Gold Is quoted at lluenos
Ayres t day at 2CO.fO ; Lisbon , 41 ; Home. 104.75.
The amount of bullion gone Into the Hank of
England on balance today Is 7.000.
Cotton
NEW YORK , Feb. B.-COTTON-Sleady ; mid-
dllng , 7 5-lCo : mldillhiff upland , 7 6-ICo ; mld-
dllnsr , gulf , 79-lCc ; sales , S > 7 baled. Futurei > ,
quiet and steady ; fairs , 5S.2CO bales ; February.
$7 ; March , $7.01 ; April , $7.10 ; May , $7.17 ; June ,
$7.21 ; July , $7.23 ; August , $7.2ti ; September.
$0.34 ; October nnd November. $5.83 : December.
JC.SO. Tiic nmtkct opened dull , with prices 1
point lower to 2 points higher. Early Liverpool
cables weie wltliout intluence nnd about as
expected. Selling by houses with southern con
nections nnd disappointing late En ll6h cables
cauped a decline of 2 points. The market then
became etngnant , and at 11 o'clock prices were
unchanged to 1 point lower. Sales were Hmnller
than for months past.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. fi. COTTON Firm :
middling , C C-lCc ; low middling , C 7-ICc ; good
ordinary , 0 13-lCc.
KniiNjiH City 31iikr > iN.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. fi. WHEAT Market
fairly active , nbout steady ; No. 2 hard , 7Cc ; No.
3. 71574Hc ; No. 4 , G4SWc ( ; No. 2 red , nominally ,
fc'flSUc ; No. 3 , nominally , iO(2S3e ( ; No7 4 , nom
inally , CTQ,75c ; No. 2 spring. 75S7Ce ; No. 3 ,
nominally. 03S72C.
CORN Murkct .about unclmnKcd ; No. . 2
mixed. ,17 VicNo. . 2 white , IS'/iWlSVjc.
OATS Market dull , but'tteady : No. 2 mixed ,
nominally , 17c ; No. 2 white , nominally , l7'-1020c. '
HYI'3 No. 2 , nominally , SOc.
HAY Market steady , unchanged : cliolce tlm-
oths- . $ S.OO8.CO ; cholcp prairie , $3.0flg.Vf,0.
IUJTTEU Market firm ; creamery , 17i015c ! ;
dairy , IfrglSc.
EqGS Strictly fresh , 11 ilc.
Tiondon Coloiiinl AVool Snlu.H.
LONDON. Feb. C. A poor catalogue was of
fered nt the wool auction pnlcs today. WooH
were firm. New Zealand croscbrcds nnd New
South Wales pombod nnd prency slork were In
active demand. The number of baled offered
was 12,03'J , of which 1,000 were withdrawn. Fol
lowing are the sales : New Houth Wales , (170 (
ball's ; rccmed , 5'-jdls 2d ; Rreiisy , C ffS'Jd ;
Queensland , S.SOO bales ; p-coureil , ll'idtf/'lH 2' ' , d ;
greasy , 4VfcdOs ! iid ; Victoria , 1.CR9' Imles ;
scoured , 10',4dji Is 2id ! ; greasy , uffiur. South Aus
tralia , 721 bales ; greasy , 4f < 9'5d : West Austra
lia , 1,171 bales : greasy. GeiOid ; New Zea
land , 4OI"i balcH ; scoured , 7d01n ( id ; grens-y , C14
{ ? 10'd ! ; Cape of Good Hopp anil Natal. 414 bales ;
bcoured , I'.idffls 3d ; greasy , 414fj > 71/id.
I'oorln
PEORIA , Feb. 5 , COIIN Firm ; new No. 2 ,
19lc. !
OATS Slow ; No. 2 white , 20c.
HYE Dull ; nominal.
WHISKY Steady , at 117.
RECEIPTS Corn. 143,800 bu. ; oats , 48,400 bu. ;
whisky. 223 RHK. | ; wheat. I , MO bu.
SHIPMENTS Corn , 40,000 bu. : oats , 37,750 bu. ;
whisky , 1,200 gals. ; wheat , 1,800 bu.
* .
Toli-ilo MnrlcclN.
TOLEDO. O. , Feb. G.-WHEAT-Acllvc for
futures : No. 2 cash , M'/ic ' : May. 8Slc.
CORN Steady ; No. 2 mixed. 22c.
OATS Dull ; No. 2 mlxeil. 17c.
HYE Quiet : No. 2 cp.uh , 37c.
CLOVER SEED Active ami steady ; prime ,
cash , $3.17Ji ; March , } . ' .20.
lifKtc'r" Tc.vtllo 'I'rnili' ,
MANCHESTER , Feb. G. Cloths and yarns
market dull ; very light buolm-FH In any depart
ment. "
Oil City .1IirkciN.
OIL CITY. Pa. , Fob. f. . Credit balance ? , DOc ;
certificates , ! ' 2c bid ; Bhlpments , 4C,2SS libli ] , : runs ,
102,433 bbls.
Mliinraiioll.s U"ln-n < ( InolntlniiH.
MINNEAPOLIS , Feb. n.-WIIEAT-February
clo3pil at 73c ! : July , 74'lfJ74c. On track : No.
1 hard , 75c ; No. 1 northern , 73c ; receipts , S2.
cars ,
Him Frniii'lNun Vlivnt < liiii < ntluiiN.
SAN FRANCISCO , 1-Vli. f . WHEAT Weak ;
December , $1.21 % ; May , $1,3S',4 ,
FOIIKOAST OP TODAY'S WISATIIIjIt.
C'oldcr In \i-IriiKl < ii , ivldiorMi to
JVortluvfxtrrly WlinlN.
WASHINGTON , Feb. C. The forecast for
Saturday tat
For NebraHka and Iowa Colder ; north to
nortlnvcHtcrly wlndu.
For Sllaaourl nnd Kansas Generally fair ;
variable winds.
For 'Wyoming Rnln ; variable wlnilM.
For South Dakotn Generally fair
; much
colder ; nortliwoaterly wlndo ,
l.orjtl Hci-oril.
OFFICR OF THEI WRATH Kit nUHEATJ
OMAHA , Feb. C Omuha record of rain ,
fall aittl temperattiro
comparul with
responding day of thu past three years : cor
, , . . . IW. ISM. U.U 1S.1I.
.
.Mrixlmiiin temperature , , , . 33 42 C fiO
Minimum temperature , , . . M 21 1C i'o
Average temperuturo. . , , , , " 0 S2 C ; w
Ualnfall , T T .01 .00
Itecord of temperature and precipitation
nt Omaha for the day and Hluco March 1 ,
HOG :
Normal temperature for the day. . . , 20
KXCUKK for the day , . . . , , , 10
Accumulated exce.sti since 'March ' 1 17'i
Normal precipitation for the- day , , ,02Inch
Deficiency for the day , 02lncm
Total precipitation ahice Mch , 1.,36.12 Inches
Kxciigs , tflnco March ! 1. . , . , S.12 Inches
Deficiency for cor , period 1'OJ. , 11.51 Inchon
Deficiency for cor. period , 1S93 , , 15,24 Inchea
Hf | 'rtH ' from HfnlloiiK ut H I > . in ,
Sevvnty-flflh meridian time.
"iS m
WEATHER."i
TATION3 AND STATE OP
WEATHER. fl
Omaha , cloudy . , , , . . . , , . , , , , , .
North I'latte , clouily. . , , , , , . . . . , . , . . . . ,
Halt Lake City , cloudy , , , , , , , , , ,
Cheyenne , cloudy . , , , . , . . , . , , , . . , , , . , ,
Rapid City , part cloudy. , . . , , ,
Huron , cloudy . , , . , , . , , . , . , , . , , .
Chicago , rulnlnif , . , , , , , . . ,
HI. I.oula , raining. , ,
Ht. I'aul , tnovvlntr , , . . . . , , , 28
Davenport , priowlng. , , , . , , . , , . , , , . ,
Helena , rnowlni ; , . ,
KaneM city , cloudy , , , , . ,
Havre , cloudy
HUmarck , clouily . , , . ,
WlllUton , clear . . . . , . . . . ; ,
Oalveston , clear , . . ,
T Indicate ! trace of precipitation.
U A. WELSH ,
Local Forecast GWulaL
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Very Ordinary Eun of Both Cattle and Hogs
at the Yards.
BUSINESS IN BEEF CATTLE FAIRLY ACTIVE
Stroll * rrtt-CM 1'nlil for Aliont All Of-
forpil lint tin * Kcfilcr.i HDK
, Slo - ntiil llnycru Very
HiMirlnh. ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Feb. & . Receipts tor the
Hays Indicated wcro :
CuttleHOKS. . Slicor. Horses.
February C 2.020 3371 1,085 . . . .
February 4. . . . . . . . 3.GSI 4.7SO 2,23 ; . . . .
February 3 , 1,721 6.759 1W3 . . . .
February 2 2,372 0,307 PIS
February 1 1.331 1,873 205i IS
Jnnunry no. , 705 5,005 on . . . .
Jnnunry UK 1.05' ' } 4,204 2M > 2
.Tnnutiry 23 l.ytii r > ,029 231
January 27. 2,035 I..S.II 2nsa . .t.
January 26 2,023 3,431 1,413 . . . .
January Z > 47 $ 1,0JS I.IKJ . . . .
January 23 1,041 6.932 4,078 . . . .
Jnnunry 22 2.7SI 6,433 1313
Tlio ofllclul number of cars of slock
brought In today by each roatl was :
Cattle1. Hogs. Sheep.
O. . M. & St. P. Hy 3 2
o. & st. LI. Hy. i
Mo. I'ac. Uy. . . , . 7 . . . .
Union Pacific system 2- ! 7 3
O. & N. W. Uy. . . . .
F. , K. & M. V. U. U G 11
C. , St. 1' . . M. & O. Uy IT 3
H. & M. n. it. u n n i
C. , H. & Q. Hy . .
K. C. & St. J 1
G. , Ili , i. & ! '
C. , U. I. & ! I' . Hy. , wcst.v. . . .
Total receipts i. . . . . 72 49 4
The disposition ot the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num.
ber ot head Indicated :
Cattle. IIoRS. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co yso '
O. 11. Hammond Co 88 777 . . . .
Swift nnd Company 3L'7 k 1,039
Cudnhy Packing Co 20S 441 SDJ (
H. Deckel * & Dcgnil 30
Vansnnt & Co 521) )
J. lj. Corey ; ; i't !
Hill & Lewis Co 31
Hcnton & Underwood. . . , 20- ! )
Huston & Co 13
Stockwnll 193
Omaha P. Co. , Kansas C. " 0
Cudnhy P. Co. , Kansas C121
Other buyers 211
Loft over 23'J 1330
Totals 2,103 3,800 1,003
CATTLE I.fi.ss than half as many cuttle
were hero today nn yesterday , the rccclptn
dropping oft us the week draws to a closo.
The condition of the market was not much
changed as compared with yesterday nnd
the Irado us a wlinlu was devoid of tiny i
new feature of material Importuned.
There were quite ti tew loads of beef101
ulcers among the offerings , a Kood many of
them commons Bluff . . . , but , . _ _ thfr.i . , , , were n .
.1 llr c llli i
few decent cattle which brought $1.03 , ? , ,
$1 20 and $4.43. Ttie mantel was fairly
active and the buyers soon cleared the
yards , the prlcta paid being strong an com
pared with yesterday.
Utitchcrs' stock was In very limited sup
ply , there being only about live or six loads
of t'ows and heifers In the yards. Every
thing sold early and at strong prices. Ono
little bunch oC helferu sold up to $3.03.
The market on atockera and feeders was
Blow and a little easier , but still everything
In first hands sold before the close. The
cause of the WL-aknesn was apparently due
to the fact of Its being near the clobe of the
week nnd also to the soft weather , which
keeps the pens in brtd condition and makes
the cattle look ut their worst. Representa
tive sales :
NATIVES.
HCl-U' * STKEHS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
1. . . .1120 $3 DO 2..H33 J3 S3 29. . . .1220 M 03
21. . . . OSO 370 14..10S3 SCO 8. . . .1222 413
5. 741 375 fi..1160 300 SI. . . .1374 415
7. . . .1000 3 SO 16. . . .1109 3 S3 S..1313 4 10
8. . . .1170 3 S3 10.C-'llSO ; ' 3 03 10. . . .1310 4 20
" 3. . . .1170 383 ' 15:1242-4 : CO - S..1416 443
" cchvs.
1. . . . 840 123 1..1000 243 4. . . .1203 2 DO
1. . . . SW 1 BO 1..10IO 2 45 2. . . . 9 0 3 00
1. . ; . SJO 1 50 1. . . . U40 2 M 3. . . . 9UO 3 00
2..S.W 173 2. . . .1110 200 1. . . 930 300
1. . . . SOO 200 4. . . .1070 50 1. . .10W 300
1. . . . 9SO 200 1. , . . 910 50 1. . .1040 800
4 . .027 200 1. . . . 920 CO , 1. . .1070 SCO
] . . . . SCO 2 10 1..1020 GO 3. . .1160 3 CO
-.0. . . 972 210 1. . . . SSO CO II. . . .939 303
1. . . . 930 215 3. , . . 96G CO 4. . . .1123 310
1..12SO 22.1 1. , . . 910 75 7. . . .1174 310
1. , . . 920 L' 23 1. . . . 970 75 2. . , .1000 310
1. . . . 970 223 3 , . . . 916 75 23..93'J 313
1..I020 223 2..112 > 73 8. . . .1146 313
1. . . . 840 2 23 4. , . . 922 73 23. . . . 9(10 ( 3 13
2. . . .1020 2 25 1. . . . 9SO 73 G. . . . ! ! ! ' " S M
1..1010 225 1..1C2I ) 83 1..1120 325
1. . . . 940 230 2. . . .1110 ii ! > 3 2..1MM 3 >
4..1CCO 233 0..1C20 285 1..1040 325
1..1COO 240 1..IOSO 2 ! > 0 10..10JS 330
2. . . . 900 240 3..10S6 290 1..1300 330
H13IKEHS.
2. . . . 5C3 173 2. . . . S40 300 14. . . . 723 330
2. . . . CDQ 200 C5..422 300 23. . . . 733 330
1. , . . 770 2 2. . . . W5 303 C..11D3 333
20. . . . SCO 275 G. . . . 07S 310 2..S33 333
2. . . . fiO 2 S3 3. , . . 543 3 10 3. . . . 9.J3 3 40
30. . . . 501 SCO 2. . . . 700 313 8. . . .1013 340
42. , . . 487 290 1. . . . 430 320 I. . . . 430 SCO
" 1. . . . 440 290 2. . . , CS5 325 4. . . .1213 SCO
1. . . . 7CO 3 00 D. . . . 690 3 23
HULLS. |
1..12CO 223 2 . . .14:0 270 1..1300 SCO
1..1170 225 1 . . .1310 275 3. . . .1070 300
1..11SO 250 1 . . .10SO 3 S3 1..2120 SCO
2. . . .1030 250 1 . . .1390 2 f > 3 1..1010 300
1. . , . 943 2 CO 3 . . . 840 2X5 1. . . . 720 300
2..12SO 2 C5 1 . . .1330 290 1..14CO 313
1..1100 2 03 1 . . .12CO 2 90
STAGS. (
1..1200 313 1..13SO 323 1..10EO 3 .0
CAIVKS.
1. . . . 320 225 41. . . . SG3 a 70 7. . . . S71 4 CO
1. . . , ISO 2 M ) SO. ; . . 313 37. . I.120 SCO |
jo. . . . too 5 iin i. . . . To 400 I. . . . i6 523
22. , . . 271 3 C5 1. . . . iil ) 4 W 1. . . . 130 C Jj
STOCKISUS AND FHHUEHS.
4. . . . "S3 290 3D , . . . * i2 3 K B..H02 380
i , . . . : > 2o a oo i. . . . KSU a BO s , , . . yy > u so
1. . . . . ' .SO 300 2I..10EO 370 7. . . . 73 ! 3 SO
2..510 300 3. , . . W3 373 1. . . . 7CI ) 313 si
1. , . . 010 3 M I' . . . . t.i3 ' 373 1G..100.J a W
1. . . . C70 300 23. . . . W2 373 J2. . . . f.S7 . 380
1. . . , 740 S OH 18. . . . GIG . ' 173 13 , . . . 3S1 3 90
1 , Hid 300 1 , . . , b30 375 i. . 3U3 400
1 , W > 3 CO ) , . . . 'J70 273 J , . MO 4 M )
1 , 740 325 3. . , . 970 373 7. , IOS5 4.00
1 , Gitl 3 . ' . ' . ' ; , ' . . . S80 280 H. . 774 400
18 , IM 3M ! . . . . D33 3 SO 20 , . CS2 . < 00
1. C30 3 00
MII.KI'IU ANU Sl'IUNUUnS. I °
No. Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr.
1 cow nnd c. . . . J-7 . ' 0 1 cow nnd o. , , , ! ' ' - CO
1 Mprln&er. SO W I cow and o. , , , 33 00
1 i-iirliiBer 32 W 3 < ! owa and c. ,
WJCHTIJUNH.
COI/IIADO.
1 hull . 1470 J ' . . 1 utas- . 520 S 2"
1 hull . 1270 : : , < > ' . ' 0 feeder . S3S 3 SO
44 helferu . KM
NKVADA.
1 hull . 1710 ! 15 II ) feeders , , , . S2t 3 SO
1 hull . , .1230 233 CSfevdrnt. , . . Cit ( 3M
2 rcederu. . . . Mo 3 CO
COOHKOON.
OHKOON.
1 feeder . 1010 SCO 317 fpnlcin. . . . S.S 400 li
9 feeders. . . . 814 373 2 rcv'lury ' , , . . SOS 40 :
19 feeder * ' . . , . 127 4 CO
HOaS Tliu receipts of hogs were very light lo-
day , hut thi\t \ did nut pi event the ) iiiycr from
jioundliiK the mutki't. Tlicy ( United nut lilddlnu
Cc lower und uu ) > iilc > : nien itld not eeem Inclined
lo make the roiicefelon tliu nuiket wax very
clow. ItiiyuiH would not rulto their hondu and
I ho whole 1010110011 wun consumed In 8 < ; lllng
forty-eight loudu of hog : ) .
Heavy IIOKX Hold liirKdy at J110i(3.20 ( und tha
llvht and medium welKht loatU at | 3.2Tiij' < lU.
Tnldnn the HM ! < na a tvliulu they ould not
uvi-raKe quite Co lower. In oilier woi-J.s , they did
lint tuke off quite ns miK'li nu they put on yester
day.
day.The decline leaven the mttilict higher than It
WUB on Tuesday and WedncKliy of tlilu week.
but 5c lower tluit It win ) a weeli n o.
The avt-rase pilco | mld for nil tha hojjs today
was 70o tuwer than n yeiir uuo nnd f.03 lower thuii
twu yearn UKII , Ht'iucsi'iiliitlvp r.l\cm \ a
No. Av , 8h. I'r , No , Av , Hh. Pr ,
21 . 333 tO f3 10 C4. . . . „ , , ZlbO 12J JJ 2
60 . 4U8 10 310 (3m . . . J 20
34 . 414 ICO 310 74. , . 260 . . . so
48 . ' 'JJ . . . 3 12'J ' 21 , , . Sin ) 0 320
U . 218 , ' . . 31 72. , . : ( , ! kO 320
C7 . . . .2EO . . . 31 71 . 275 EO 3 22W
63 . 312 60 3 1 C2 . i-8f 40 3 2j2
60 . 404 80 31 , . . , . . , . ( | . . . J 22i !
63 . 834 . . . 31 M . , , n'H , 3K
41 . 8C3 40 3 1 , Cl . | fi I. 3J3
60 . 324 10 31 CO . JB . . . 3 J5
61 . Jf-'J W 31 12 . 200 . . . 3 a
S3 . 33 * . . . 3 1 i 01. . . , , , , .317 40 3 25
63 . 3JO 150 3 13 CS . . ,238 J20 1 ! 3
29 . 32 * . . . 3 17U 31 . , , -tai , , . UK
63 . 2S3 ICO 31714 , . , , , . , . ! 40 3 JK
Kl . 273 10 320 C4 . 232 1:0 3 SO
41 . . . .27S 40 3 20 i CU . MS , . , 3 M
41 . 271 ISO 320 70 , . . . ) , , , 3 so
14 . , .27'J 2' ' ) 320 Cl , . , . 207 fO 3 SO
JO . i , .321 40 3 20 70 , . . , , , . ,223 , , . 3 SO
CO. , . , , . , .288 . . . 3 ZO 27 . 23i . . . 330
CJ . 29J . . . 3 2'J ' i 21 , . , . 233 , . 330
72 . 278 SO 3 20 71 . 214 , , 3 0
28 . 275 M 320 74 , , . , „ . , 243 , , ! 50
M , . 3M ! . . . 320 76 . K'J , , 3 SO
S8M . . . 32 < l S3. , . , . , , .zoo , . J 50
17 , . , .229 . . . 320 1,4 . 218 , . 3 M
co . M7 w so 100. , . 173 . ,33 :
1'IOH-OUUH AND KNDR ,
1 . 310 , . 2 43 . , , , , . , , . . . 3 15
3 . . .400 40 3 00 6. . . . * i(0 , , . -j 15
3. , , , . .2 . . , 300 C , , , . 241 . . . 320
3. . . . . .4U „ . SOI 7 , . 100 , . J t5
Thr niurket &n laep wn ttrpne and
iictlvp nnd lh ( > offering chanced rmnds cnrly ,
A laws proportion of the * heep here were coin
iKiied direct to packers. Hepresentatlvc snle l
No. Av. Tr.
JI6 Colorado wcatcrrm S3 J3 SO
CIIUM n MVIJ STOCK MAUKI3T.
CnHIo Sell Wpll Minlcrnlf IlcmnMit
for ItoKi Stirrp StriuiK.
CHICAOO , Feb. B.-In cnttlo there wnn n bet
ter market todny thnn Ii usually witnessed on
J'rlilay , prices rullnR strotiRer to 1M per Ifo
His. hlRlier. Sales were made nt from $3.79
to 4.oo for the poorest dressed lieeef fteecrs up
1(1w from 13.00 to $3.40 for the best cnttlo that
were offered. Stockcra and feedcru solil nl from
M.W > to J4.2S nnd common stoekers oM nnnmd
13.00 nnd 13.25. Texan fed cattle sold up to * ! . > ,
nn ndvnnro of loo.
ntfr In hoRS there wnn ( i moilerfttely nellve demand
from Chlc.iRO packers nnd enMeru Khlppera nnd
prices ! were steady early , breaklns from 2Hc to
to per 10i > lit * . Common to the lie. t droves sold
nt from 13.15 to J.t.r.O , roarc henvy sellliiR the
lowed r I prime llchl hojtn nnd PIRS the hlili >
cst. Ka i were larsely nt from J3.30 lo IJ.40 ,
paeklnX hops KOliiu for J3.15 up to $3.30.
l.lslit receipts of sheep ncre rcndlly disposed
of nt strung prices. Hales were tundfe nil the
\vny from f.JJ to JJ.W for n few rnins ntnl
Inferior sheep up to It.00 and 41,23 for nn occn-
slonnl fancy lot of native sheep , Southern sheep
sold nt from . : s to I3.CO.
YenrlliiRs sold nt from (3,90 to 14,40 nnd Inmbt
hrouRht from | 3.73 to J3.60 for commoa to prim *
Hocks , feeding lambs eelllnff nt from J3.7S to
II.CO.
Ilecelpts : Cattle. 3,000 head ! hofes , 23.COO hendi
ehecp , O.COO head.
KIIIINIIN ( Mly Idvp .Stock.
KANSAS CITV. l.'qh. n.-CATThK-Uecelpts.
4,5w ) hend ; shipments , l.liOO hcid. Market steady
to BtroiiK nml nctlver TOXIIS steers , | l.lOO3.CO ;
TrJtas cows , ! 2,2dl3.S3 : native utters , f.1.r,3(8.00 *
native cows nnd helfors. JICOSf3.70 | stockers and
feeders , I3.3 ? 4.23i bulls , JJ.OtiW3.K3.
HOas-ltcccliits , 1J.COO head ! shipments , 400
hfid. Market slemiy to weak ; bulk of sales.
J3.235T3.30 ! heavies , J3.t54f3.3J > 4 , ! packers , J-LISW
3.30 | mixed , J3.Sflff3.32H , ! llRhts , J3.2QfJ.0 ! York ,
ers , JJ.30W3.32i4 ! pips , J3.0Uff3i : . .
.SIIUUP Itecelptu , 1,500 head ! shipments , nope.
Market steady ; lambs , J3.S00170 ; muttons ,
J2.50S3.70.
St. liouln Mvi > Slock.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. n.-CATTiaS-Hcoelpls. 1W
head. Mnrket rtenily to Btrong ! unlive beeves ,
J3.5033.10 ! stockerj nnd feeders. J2.2utf3 90 ; Ikht ,
steers. ? 2.r,0f4.23 : cows nnd mixed. J2.00Ji5.70 !
Texas nnd Iiullan steers , JS.OOQI.IO ; COWB , Jl.TSIf
3.00.
IIOOS Receipts , B.OOO head. Market Bo lower ;
llslit , 13.33 3.40 ! mixed , f3.1Hr3.3'i : heavy , 'J3.COW
3.40.
3.40.SlIKKl'
SlIKKl' Hecelptn. 1,000 liend , Mnikct stron ;
muttons. JJ.oOfil.40 ; culto , ? 2.50e3.00 ! Iftmhs.
.
J3.75S5.40.
STcw York lAvif Stoolf.
NK\V YOHK. I'Vb. H. HUKVICH Active ; rotiRh
stock , nrm : ntecrs. J3.4CCT3.CO ; Btiiss ar.d oxen ,
f3.iriiif4.00 : bulls , J2.7S5T3.40 ; dry cows , JJ C0ft3.43.
Cables quote American steers nt lO'tifllHc.
dirued welKltt ; sheep nt SI19J : refrlucrntor lie-ef
ni SU90Uc ; p\ports tomorrow , 100 beeves. 2,350
quarters of dlcssed beef.
IIOOS Hccelpts. C.510 hcnd ; weak 'nt ' f3.155f
3.90.
StlllC 111 SljVflt.
of receipts nml shipments nt the four
principal market for February , 5 ;
' Cattle. HOKS. Sheep.
Omnhn . . . S.Kil 3,303 1,09'
chicauo . s.coo 2.1.000 n.noo
Kansas . City 4,500 12,000 l.COO
St. I-otlls l.fCO 3.POO 1,000
Totals 11.32011,303 9,595
WH.VVI.M ! A WI3II AIIOUT Ilt'TMSK.
Kate So-niM to Ilr Upon the Trull of
tlu > Allcci'il .Mtirilprt'i * .
SAN KnANCISCO , Feb. 5. That Mur
derer Frank Uutlcr , alias Richard Ashe , has
no claim to the title of Leo Wollcr was
shown today when Kdwln Klllott , an hitl-
niato friend ot Weller , visited the city
prison and said that Uullor bore not the
slightest resemblnnco to the dead captain.
Klllott Is engineer of the Australian steamer
Monowal. Captain 1'otcrl of the ship
Olive Bank also visited the prlrou this nTter-
noon , IdentlfyliiK Hutler us Ulchard Asho ,
who had shipped with him as an able sea
man In 1S03. The Australian detectives
now in the city to take Cutler bauh for trial
were Jubilant today over' an alleged confes
sion made by Duller to Detecllvo Conroy.
This , on Investigation , however , proved to
too nothing more than a suggestion ofa
possible future .confession. , Hutler Bald to
Conroy that at least two nien besides him
self had Intimate knowledge of Welter's
movements and mysterious death. He said
that although ho was really Innocent , thcso
two murderers had forced him to accept
part of the dead Wellcr'n belongings , after
ward found nmons Dutier's effects. Duller
told Conroy If the- police would aid him to
capture the two " alleged murderers of yv cl-
lor he ( Ilutlar ) would turn qurcn's evidence
against them when the case comes to 'trial.
The police are confident that Butler' will
make Important disclosures In a few days ,
believing that ho Is weakening under con
finement when confronted with the weight
ot evidence against him ,
Dcntlni of n Day.
WAHOO , Neb. , Fob. 0. ( Special. ) Isaac
N. Phelpa , ono of the oldest and most re
spected citizens of this town , died In this
city at 4 o'clock this morning , nt the homo
olEt his son , Mr. Pliclpa was In his olfihty-
sovenlh year , end to the last remained In
possession of his mental faculties. He was
lorn In Vermont , but came to Saunders
county at an early date from Now York ,
where he was engaged In 'business ' , and atone
ono ! tlmo waa very wealthy. His aged wlfo
survives him. Tlic deceased died of ap-
poplexy. Ho has resided In Saunders county
for twenty-eight years. Funeral services
will be conducted at the homo ot hid son
IIIM thfa clly tomorrow at 2 o'clock , by Rev.
IIIai . Place , Baptist minister of this place ,
and Hov. 0. A. Huyck of Ashland. The
deceased ! ( was one of the original abolition
ists , along with Wc-ndall Phillips , and
others.
IRVINGTON , Nob. , Fob. ,5.--Specul. ( ! )
M . Hlbbard , wlfa of F. D. Hibbard , died
St this morning of heart failure. Mrs ,
Hlbbard wan slstor to oxCountyommla -
Eloner n. 1 * . Knight , She cams lo Ne
braska with her husband lu the f.ill of 1SGT
and settled nn the farm on which they have
since resided. The funeral will take plaeo
from the residence at " o'clock Sunday after
noon. Interment at Mount IIopo cemetery.
inM TECUMSEH , Neb , . FeU. C. ( Special. )
Mrs. Robert Hueton died at the family homo
hero last evening , after a lingering Illnesn
ol consumption , aged 7G years , She was a
lovable Christian woman , and a wide circle
of j friends mourn her demise. A husband
and four children survive hor.
AURORA , Neb , , Feb. 5. ( Special. )
Horace C. floan , in old settler ot thla
county , father of the Dean brothers , mer
chants of thld city , died Tuesday of pneu
monia , aged GS years.
WOOnillNR , la. , Feb. C , ( Special. ) Mr.
S. B. H1I1U died at his home In thla city last
night , aged Kl years. Ho wag the father of
Rev. N. D. HIlllB. thn no ted divineof Chicago
cage , and also ot Whitman IIIllls , who It
superintendent of missionary work for Ohio ,
Kentucky and Illinois , Ilia aged wife Mir-
vlvcs him , but In dangerously III , There
qulto a romance connected with the early
llfo of thin c'Qtipli } . Their mothorn were
school chums and asiumvd tliu responsibili
ties of married llfo about the same tlmojjuid
thn two children were born In Hie pamo
year. The younff mothers planned that If
the lives of tha children were spared , they
would use their bent efforts to unlto them
for life. And It * n came to pass ,
OIIAMnKRI.MM , S. n. , Feb. 5.-Special (
Telegram. ) William Hollcnbcclc , ono of the
beat known stockmen between here and the
Black ' Hills , died at lily home on White river
of'ronsumpllon.
LYNCHBUIta , Va. , Feb. S. Prof. II. II.
Harris , ono of the most dlHtlngiilRhed edu
caters In the south , died here lad ( -venlng.
NEW YORIC , Feb. C. Frederick Taylor ,
well known banker ID this city , and at ono
time president of the Burlington , Cedar
Itapldn & Northern Railway company , la
dead , aged 01. Mr. Taylor was a 1 way p. ac
tive in politics ou the republican aide ,
ClINllIlM * Tlll.'fH II VllCllf Illll ,
HETHI..KHHM . , Pn. , Fcb , 5-Canhler C. 15 ,
Iireder of the First National hank of thla
city hriH ntwontlrd , Expert * have found a
shortage of } 15,000 ,
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