llli ) OMAHA DAILV flBi AY J.X ESOAT , FEIJ1UTA11Y 21 , 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Loses Over a Ocnt on Abaauco of
Speculation ,
CORN , KOWEVER , MAKES SMALL ADVANCE
M In Thin Crri-nl AViix Ho-
iiiurluihlycllvc 11 Uli St-nlliPfi
( ; d oi-liiK.-l/l- ( < mill I'nivl-
Hloiin Slum .No C'liaiiKL .
CHICAGO , Feb. 23.Vhrnt suffered to
day fiom tin ? subsidence of the l-'iirpiHnn
war seat P , In addition ti > the luck of epic-
tilallvo trading. Tlio result v\na n. Hit. de
cline. Corn showncd eonMdoiablo firmness
ninl nilvnnct-il V. Oalu and provisions )
closed nt Bubsliintlnlly unchanged llgnroM.
May \\ltcnt. uhlcb clo.'cd on S.ilurdiiy
mllh sellers nt Tui' , oprned weak today
nt % u decline. , thrllrst transaction * In that
option bilnsi made tit from "u\c to 7Cc.
Various causes contributed lo the open
ing wcaktieM , thu inont Important one ,
however , being the gradual ollinlnatlon of
tlio Kuropeiiii war scare n < n factor , which
wns cvlilcnccil both by the advance In llrlt-
| HI ! consols nnd the lower ciuotutlons from
nearly all the Kngllsh nnd eoiillnental
Kraln mnrkots. I.lvctpool cabled that the
-onniitnpllvt- demand for whrat was disap
pointing , explaining thereby a decline of
lid per eeiltnl ( it the opening. Northwest
ern receipts woio rather bearish at llrst
flight. .Minneapolis and lUilntli reported n
total of COS curs , coin.inrcd with -s > l Km
week nt'il WS on ihe corresponding day
of thi ) yi-nr before , lint the large llmires
we're explained by the f.ict , that Ibey rip-
resented the receipts for | ' .M > days. On
for a Hhort llnm was Ihe opening we.iknc-
nppni-eiit , for figures bearing on the world
mtpplles peen canned a better feeling. Th
olllclal world's shlpmcnlR to Km
amounted to only 3.2C..OOO bu. , over 110
bu. less than had been expected , and Ih
world's visible nf. dually reported. guv
the week's decrease at 1,113.000 Int. , nearl
fiHUOfl lm. more than was expei'ted. Th
total now In sight IH 1.1SI.'i.OO ) lm. . coin
tiared with iriOH.oni bu. at the correspoin
Ing time of the year bcforo. The prc <
i > nt cpmntlty Is less than was In the vl >
Iblo on July 1 any year but cine In the law
live. Huslncss xvns small and cli'illy ' cor
lined to local operators. Tiny were Incline
lo buy at the opening decline and mat
aced to Kct the price up lo 7 < ; I-HC ; , after a
hour's strugsle. Then the di-mand casci
and when those who wished to tmloa
found no bnyets a decline was nnavob !
nidi- . May woikcd gradually down lint
iiliiiut an hour from the clo.se when
toiii-hed 7."c. A inaction then orciinoil. Hi
jirb-eH llnally resting at 7"'c. ' Closing ca
Ijlcs wi-ro disappointingly weak.
lliiHlness. In cum wns ( rood , moro ac
tlvlty ln-liiB observable In tin- pit than fen
n IOIIK Illne. The market opened qnlf-tl
I'liottgh at a shade decline tbroiKli B > m
pathy with whom , but It was soon rvl
dent that the pealplnrf contingent was Bhor
nnd determined to cover. Their efforts re
Milted In n stibslantlal advance , most o
which wns lost later , -Alien wheat devel
oped decided weakness. The visible supplj
der reused 2,01MKO ! bu. Kvport elaranee
nmotmted to "jOil.fOO bu. May opened ' / { ,
lower at 2IVie , touched 21' , < ) C , advanced t
2BC | , then reacted to 2l'ic , whe.'e Itclosu
O.its Inclimd to firmness , although open
Intr decldedlv weak In common with when
nnd corn. Shorts were active buyers nn
It did not lake IOIIK for prices to recover
the market bcliiK well supported. Maj
opened 1 0 lower at I'V'iC , ( b i-llncd to 174e !
then advanced to ITC'sc- , closing steady n
from 17-V ; to 17'X-c.
1'rovlslons seemed dlflnellned to feel ills
turhed over the llnclimtlons of the prali
market ? . At the opening u rather easy feel
Ing existed In sympathy with lower price
nt the yards , under good buying by pack
crs Iho slight decline i-.vus recovered
Fluctuations In no case were over Ele. A
the close' Mav pork was a shade lower a
J7. ! ) . " . May lard about Sc lower at $1.02' ' ,
nn'l May ribs unchanged at $4.07'A '
Kstlmatcd recelots for \Vednes--day
AVneat. 20 cars ; * corn , 200 cars ; oats , , ' ! !
cars ; hogs , SflOCO head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
No. 2.
( Jnph quotnllons were ns follows :
1-M.ol'It Stpndy ; winter patentu , JI.3QWI.GO ;
BtrnK'lilH. tl. ) W4.20 ; rprlntr patents. JI.OO'ifl.30 ;
. . hnkern. . . .
\VIII3AT-Xo. 2 vprliiK. 7lfTHc No. 3
nwitfie ; N'o. 2 red. KKc.
COIIN No. 2 , 23e ; No. 2 ytdlow , 53c.
OATS-.Vo. 2. lO'h.folUHc ' ; No. 2 white , lSJ13'Xjc ' ;
No. 3 white , 10ffli.c ,
11 VINo. : . 2. 3.Pic.
IIAIII.MV No. 2 , nmulnnl : No. S , f. o. b. , 22'iifr
32u , No. I. f. o. b. . ! 2',4W27c. '
l'"I.\XSI-i-il : : No. 1 , 74H4f7il'ic.
TIMiriHV SIlDI'rlme : : , J2. fi2.70.
ritOS'lSIONS Mess peuk. per bill. , J7.S5SJ7.90.
Lard , per 100 llm. , JJ.bTlaW.W. Short ribs , Bldi-
( | IHIP ) . J3.WWI.ir. . Dry Miltril shoulders ( boxed ) ,
H.I.USj 1.75. Hhort clear eldea ( boxed ) ,
4.37' ' . .
WIIIHICY DlBtlllcni' finished Roods , per gal. .
KtidAHS Cut loaf. $5.20 ; crnmilntod. 14. Ct.
The following were the lect-lpla nnd uhlpmentB
today :
( liiiilnllniiH nf ( Inliny on ( ieiirral
CoillllllllllllfN.
NHW YOUK , Feb. IXUn-HccclptH , 21-
400 bbl . ; exporlH , N.l'j Mils. ; dull and generally
easier , piutlciilaily for pprlng palenlH ; winter
oxtrii , U1W3.CO. Hyc Hour , ipilct. fancy , V-.SO
tTl.W. Huekwheat Hour , llrm ; tt.2IUl.30.
Ht'CICWHUAT-Sleady at 3Uj34'H' .
( XHN ) MI3AIMoru active ; yellow western ,
tic.
tic.HYI
HYI- : Market eimy ; No. 2 western , 38iff3S'ic. '
II.Mlll-V-lull : , 2 ! 4M27e ; malllnif , 3Se.
HAUUIV MAI.T Dull ; weulern , SOiiJSe.
WIIIJAT HecelplH. ! Hi,200 bu. ; expurt , C2.0CO
bu. HHteaktr ) ; No. 1 hnid , t > kc. Optluna
( ipened weaker III con eipienen of lower cable * ,
bearhdi forelun titl lli-u , rallleil uluuply on a
blK reduction In Iho Unlhle. and a eold wave
Heine , bill llnully told on * under realizing and
closed weak at l uftl'-i.c deellno ; No. 2 red , Feb
ruary , Mike ; May , H)1i ) | k3 1-lCo ; cloned lit J > lc.
COItN-lttH-i'lptu , JPi.fcTj bu. ; exportv , 137,407
bu.'pot. . quiet : NCI. 2. iOViiC. Options opened
cimler with wheal and lower eahlee , rallied on
coM-rliiK , bill biter broke on thu heavy vltlble
mppl > - laciearu and eluseil Uil'.ie in-'l lower ;
l-'i lililaiy , 2'Jtio ; May. EDSiao'.tc ' ; eloted al 30c ,
. JIS.IOU lm. ; exports , 23,745 bu ,
Hpcit. dull ; No. 2 , 2l\e. Options quiet , hut
i < u-aily ; eloveil imehaiiKed : February cloned at
2lo. May. Siwr.'l'ie ; t-li nl , 21\c.
11AV l-Iimy ; uliliiplnu. tOSJMc ; need to choice ,
.
HOI'S Dull , slate , common to choice , U9.i crop ,
r > ( i > 7e ; Itiiii erup , Hil.1i1'acllU ; coaet , 1WJ crop ,
IWJe , W. < t erai > , HilSe.
llll'US ' Firm : HaUcttfln , 13r ; lluenos Ayre ,
ilry , nominal ; Texas , diy , lUiilu'ic ; Callfoinlu ,
U'.jc.
I.IIATlIlCU-FIrm ; hemlock fole , 19Hfi20He.
I'HOVIHIONH ' Ili-cf , Him ; family. } S.M ) ; heet
bam , tlV , Cut meaU , Hun ; idckled bcllleH ,
t4.3'itn.t ' > 7'i. pickled ulli ill U-rs , JS.lOii J.n'i ;
pliklnl hams , Ih.Wii'J.O'J. ' Lard , ( Inner ; weetern ,
clcain , II. HUM. M ; teilned. llrm. 1'ork. llrm ; vhort
eluir , Js.r.Odi 10.00 ; family , I .SO. Talluiv , envy ;
rlly , 3' ' e. ; eoutitry , 3\t.
Hl'TTKU lli-cflit | , 4 2SI pkKH. : weak ; wenlern
creameries , IZJilV ; niBli.x. ll > u ; factory , 7i&"Uc.
Cllii-riK : Itecclpls , 307 | > kg . ; quiet ; natu
birte ; W12t c ; elate email , Htfl2 c ; part tklma ,
( ii'JV , full fkiins. 3i3 < ic ,
ICdOtf-ltecclptK. 4,401 pkBK. ; quiet ; state and
IVmuylvanla. I'Jlio ; wrttrrn , IJljlS'.ic ; goutlrern ,
HHe ,
l'Ol''Flilulet ; NO. 7 , 19.75.
OIUS Cottontreil. ft t luly ; prime crude , SOc ;
in-line yellow , Mil Sic. I'etiolcum. quli'l ; United
L-lensI nt tile bid ; I'emuylvanla crude , vtrady ;
Marc i. 'J l e. Itotm , i-tcjily. Tuiin'iilliusteady. .
ItlCK-Steady ; fair to extra , 31iU4ic ! ; Japan ,
IMH'Hc. '
MOl.AHSICK-Sloady ; New Orleans , open Kettle ,
PIHC | to choleu i'i3Ic.
MiVAUS l'lK Iron , ilull ; tolltlu-ni. IIO.SSRI'.OO ;
linllirrn , } 10.Hil.rJt. I'I > IIHT , eli liT ) lake brok-
ITK. JI3 ; rkchaiiKf. Jf. . Tin , dull ; utraltn. 113. IH (
15 SO ; platen , quiet. h'peltvr , quiet ; domestlu ,
JI.W'OI.IO. ' Ixad , tlrinit ; ; liiokcia , 13.05 ; ex
change. 1 3. 27 ! i ( I S. SO ,
SI. l.ntiln ( ii > iiiTiil
KT , IX > t'l8 , Feb. SJ.-FIXUIl-SUady ) anil un-
rhaiiKed.
WHI.'AT The openlnir was dull and lower and
their wan \rry little life In the upeculullvu mar
ket , but 0:1 : uccouiit nf the lluht world' * mlpmrnt
und tinheuvX decrrakc which uun expected In
and vltllde , the feellni ; became a little firmer ,
und there wua nn uOvance , There were tome
crop damage rtport * , tut tue w r news from
th * MM w nl. , t ' ( feet by th ? new compllcn-
tlenK In Hid Cuban Ht'jntlon , After fiTiUi-nt |
lluriunll'irt ticrnnrkrt < Pcd le nnd i friction
-1uiv 1 Smurrlny. Ppol dull , but frti-iidy ; NCI. J
ted , en li. olctfir , M.IV ; track. SOffWc ; May.
M'ttfMSi , July , 7H4c IM.
COIIN Futurc-i llrm nl the Hurt , but dull , and
cl < i d n nhnikhigherIhnn Sntuidny. f | t
OATS--null and for . S dl lower
- - fitflrr future1 * | > )
Nil. Z c h. 19V ; May , 18 > , ic bid ,
IIYK- 3lLnfkcl. .
IIAIH.KV-.s-emly ; mnltlrg , MffMft ,
fon.V MRAI.--II.35.
IIKAN'-l'mitimiMi firm , but Hllle to lie lmd |
( Kicked , tntl tmck , orih nominally , I'CUo.
FJ.AXHKKD-Nunliml at TSVir.
TI.MDTHVI'rln. . * . . ( Wt.W.
IIv. . . null , bul tlendy ; prairie , Jl W".M.tlin- ;
cilliy. tC.OOftl'.M.mcr '
mc-r , crc-nmcry , 13flOV4c ) ; dally ,
fit. 13fj14e ,
'nd. belter nt M.074J3 10. Speller ,
'
( OTlViSTlisfnrhnnceil ; OCc.
ritOVJ8IO.fl ; r % , utiVhuiiKFil ; ctnmlaril nictg ,
) "l > blnr. J1.38. I.nrd , ennler ; primeKimn , S3 * > ;
cliulccJS S7Vi. HHC-OII , Ijovcd eheuldcr * and ex-
Irn * hiM clfJnr , JI.7J ; ribs. : ; nhorl.i. J3.1214. 1'ry
mil inenlii , boxeil flioifldern nnd extra * : icrt
rlicir. l.37Vt ; rllw , Jl.TOj rhuitH , H.75.
KieiilTH-nour : : , lil.dOO IMr. . wheat. 31.000
bu. ; nun , tO.IXX ) bu. ; outs , ISOK ) bu.
HIin'.MK.VTH I'lt-ur , 5. Jii bid ? . ; wheat , 17.MO
bu. ; corn , 30,000 bu. ; until , 72,0io bu.
OMAHA ( ; i.Mit.\i : : , "M.\IIKHT.
CiindUliiii of Ti-ndc ami ( liMilalliiiiN mi
SliifiN * ninl l'nnc'jI'lodiicc ,
IjdOJ * l're li gathered , 11fT12i\
llUTTKIl-roiitnion lo fulr , 9 < ilOe ; choice ( o
fancy roll. IZIJI e ; ftpirnlor creamery , ISc ; guth-
ered creamery , UfllCo.
(5AM1--lllue winged teal ibickj , $1.75 ; fiicen
wlntf , tl.M ; ledhead ! " nnd mallards , J3.75 ; piunll
rnbblti' . 40ff,0c ; Jacks , * l.00'/1.23 ; raulrielx. tOfJ
tt'cj Cnnnd.i geefc. largo , { 6.0037.00 ; email , ; 4.00lji
VI'Afrliidce Oil , $9 in 110 Ibs. , arc quoled at
iil-Uc ; biiKe unit coalite , 4H."c.
Iillissi-i : ) I'UtM/rilV-Clilrlicnii. EUfie ; tur-
keyn. liiII" ( ; rcese. 75iSc ; diu-kf. Mi c.
I.IVK IIH'l.TItY Ilinn , CJJDHe ; ecicks , 3i4p. ?
l'iniONS : I.tvo. 75j30c ; dend plgc-oiis not
uantnl.
IIAV VplAml , J4M ; mldlond. Jl ; Ion-hind ,
3.0 ; rjc Ktinw JJ.fO ; color mnkc the price on
lia > ; HKU : bales fell the bcsl ; only lop grades !
bring Ic.p . prlecK.
IIIIOO.M COIIN-.IJxtrcmely Mow Mile ; new
erjip . , ilrllvriril on trnek In country ; choice ureen
nlf. orlclnK ci.rpct. p > r Ib. . 2fi2'4o ' ; choice Breen ,
n.ntiliiB to hurl , 2ff2ic ; eonmion , Use.
VI-ITAIH.KH. !
ru-j rr.\XT--i'cr
- - doz. , coc
, SWii-T ; '
roTAIOIM-I-'uncy Illinois , per Mil. ,
? |
ONIi'iNM-acotl flrcic. per bbl. , I3.CO.
LIMA IIKANS-Per Ib. . 4r.
HI.ANS llnnil picked navy , per bu. . | 1.1. < 7I.0.
OAIIIlAOt : Fnuey ptock , per 100 Iba. , JI.751T
i'I.'Itlv" ! ' IVr ' ' " ' " " 'Oi fancy , large. 4 > .
re. ) I ArOlI.S Hood native Muck , 'icr bu. , SOe.
KIHJITS.
MAUXflA OltAPlCS-IVrkeg S7.
( 'HANIU-ilHII-S-le : ) l Jtrtcy. psr bid. . 5.
API'I.I.S Mxtr.i fnnry , larce. 52.2302 CO.
UA1.II--OUNIA I'lJAHSll'trbox. jl.73.
TIIOI'K-AI. ritUITH.
ORANOCS C.HIfornla navaln , 110. ? to 200s , $3.73 ;
large nlzi-a. } 3.2.'i 3.0 ; Feeding , } 2.2. > ? (2.riO. (
I.LMONSMi'Stlnas , } 3.00tJ3.CO ; choice Cnllfor-
iiln. t2. , : , ; fancy. 53.
IIAN'ANAS' Chi Ico. Inrff.- Block per burch , $2.0
(2.1.j ; inedluin-.sl/.eil bunches , Jl.Wlj2.00.
MlSCni.I.ANKOIJS.
IJONRV-CliGlce , I3ff4e. |
. . ' . ' " ' ' " -'larllb-d ' Juice , per half bbl. , J2.f,0 ; pc
lild. . JJ.ifl4.2l ( |
SIAI'I.i : HYllt ; ! ' Five ual. cans' , each , J2..10
Knl. c-aiiB. pure , per ,1oz. , 12 ; half-Bill , cans ,
* f.2. ! > ; ciuart eans , J3.CO.
NUTS AlincniilH , Ciillfniiila. per Ib. , largi
lze , 1-lc ; llrnxllv , per Ib. , lOe. HtiKllsh wal
nil 3. per Ih. , fancy , rofl shell , 12iiT12i2c ; ptaiid
ardB lOPHc ; Illbcrts. per Ib. , lOe ; pecans , pol
Wieil. lalRtSiilfe ; Jumbo. 1WI2e ; larse hick
nry mils | 1.2 > jier bu. ; eoeoanuls , 4'io each.
l-IC.t--lmportc-il fancy , 5 crown. 30-lb. boxes
Lie ; eholee. lu-lh. boxes. 3 crown , lie.
IIIIJKS , TALLOW , iriV.
IIIPRS No. 1 Kreen hides. B' ' c ; No. 2 greet
lildex , 4'-e. ' No. 1 Rieeu called hldcp , 7c ; No. 2
Kreen Fulled hides. Cc ; No. 1eal calf , S lo li
llw. , 7e ; No. 2enl calf. S to 15 Hi * . , 4c ; No. '
illy Hint hides. 'jIUc ; No. 2 dry Hint lil'Jes
Sf ) c : No. 1 dry Milted liMcn. ( TtiicT part curcii
lilile . 'tc per Ib. less Ihan fully cured.
SHI-ii > 1'UI.T.S r.uen tailed ' each , 2.1iTOc
Ricen salted , sliemliiKs ( short'woolcd mrl >
nklnc ) , each , I3c ; dry HheiirliiBs ( short wooli. ,
rnrly skint ) . No. 1. each , Co ; dry flint , Kansas
iiml Nehravkn butcher wool pells , per Ib. ne-
Itinl weight , 4W5c ; dry flint. KIIIISIIH nnd'Ne -
liraska .Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actua
weight. 3fflc ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wen
liclls. per Ib. , nctunl welghl , 4flrie ; dry film
[ ulomilo Murrain wool jtellH , per Ib. , aclua
neleht. ; ifi4c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless lo
; iay frc-lght on them.
TALLOW AN13 UHKASU Tnllow , No. 1 , 3e :
Lalli.w , No. 2 , 2tic ; greafce , while A. 3c ; grease ,
ivhlte 11. 2c ; giente , yellow , 2c ; KIPIIHV , dark ,
I\c ; old butter , 2f2'ic ' ; beeswax , prime , iff22u ;
'Diich tallow , le.
WOOL-t'nwashcMl , flue heavy , Cff7c ; fine light ,
ifriic : iiiiarlerblood , 10JI12Cveily , hurry nnd
.linffy , bti'Jc ; celled nnd broken , eoarse , 7fiSc ;
rolled nnd broken , line. 60Sc. Fleece washed
ncillum , ISIic ; line , 14flCc ; tub washed , iciriic ;
: jlnck. So- bucks , Cc ; tag locks , 23u ; dead
Hilled. f > TCc.
IIONIIS In car lots , weighed nnd delivered In
Ililcnito : Dry lliilTalo , per Ion , J12.00j/II.CiO ; dry
Miuntiy. bleached , ner tun , $10.00J12.00 ; dry coun-
: ry. damp and mcnty , per Ion , SlCOijS.OO.
nnnssnu MHATS.
nERP Good native Mcer.i , 400
. , , . , , , o
rounds , tAjc ; cow rounds , ihnnk elf , CVic ; eow
rounds , shark nnd rump off , 7e ; trimmings ,
! 'fcc ; beef shanKs , 2c ; brains , per Uoz. , 3.rc ;
iweetbreails. per Hi. . 13c ; Hwcethreads ( calxcv ) .
ler Ib. , 20e , kldneyn , per doz. , 35c ; ox tails ,
ach , 2c ; llver . per Ib. , 3c ; hearts , per Ib. ,
! c ; tongii-s. per Ih. , 12e.
MUTTON iJiinhs , 7ie ! ; yearlings. 7c ; theep ,
iEC'ijc ; market racks ( long ) , Sn.c ; holel racks ,
'shorl ) , lie ; lees nnd saddles. c ; lamb legs ,
le ; breasts ami stews , 3c ; tongues , each , Oc ;
ie ; c ] , Hidings , re ; ocs. e ; earts , per oz. ,
o : stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , each , tc , kid-
leys , per dolOe ; brains , per doz. , ISc ; plga'
'eel , per cioz. , SOc ; livers , each. 3c.
.STOCKS AM ) IIOXDh.
niliiKlrinlN I.enil Ibr MnrUi-l , lull
DeilllnKN Are V < ! > l.liultt-il.
NBW YOniv , Feb. 23. The professional trad-
ii-s spent loday on the Stock exchange walch-
ng for rumors of cvenls , however trivial they
illght be , that could In any degree affect the
irlccs of securities , llarely lOO.H'U sliaicH were
lenlt III , and of these nearly half were of the
mlustrlals , Tobacco , Sugar and lumber. Kach
ne of these WMS lljclil iteil by a spccir.l cause , ll'nl
ae.i had mat lied efftet cm the gencriil market by
canon of the email volumei or tnullrg. Leather
iceupled a position of fapcclal prominence , ovv-
! IK to the Inleresl felt In the meeting of the
lirectors and their probable action nn .1 dlvl-
Icmi. Humors were circulated lhal ihe fotlh-
iiimng ainual lepurl would thow a most dls-
auraghiK condition of affairs lo hav ? existed In
In ) trade dining the last year , tind the alarm
loud caused a decline In the prefeircd slock
f 2 per cent. Tobacco also took part In the
leume which followed t'.ie bilcf upward move
ii'-nt in the opening In sympathy with the prlccn
f Ai.-tilc-an securities In the Ixiudon mnrlvtt.
'he ueellne in Tobacco was accelerated by Die
uU lhal Ihc preal'lenl ' of Ihc company wan to
i un Hit stand during th day lo undergo ex-
m'milii'ii at the hands of tlio tiuKi Invcf Uc.illiig
ommlltce. rugar ! also declined In symiMthy
nl abi : on rumors of unfavorable legislation In
'cw Jersey ugalint Industrial corporations. T.ie
loveinenl of tills group of blocks became the
i-cUlvo liilluence la the murkvt , .111. 1 in. ' dn-.vn-
ruid movement received further Impetus from
lie ptitlBtcnt rumors thai Consul ( leneral lA-e
I lli\ana hail renlgned. The nulhorllallvo
enlal by ( leneral Iu-o to the Assoeluled press
, - . .ur. factor In the rally later In the day. Hut
or ( be time Ihe decline U. the Indurtrlala
roved i.-l h resistible floi In depressInK the
hole market. T.ie selllnir movement was not
\x \ cunt. r.uul , and leeched lib check from Iho
nnmiiicemt'iil of Iho declir.itle.r'of lie quarterly
Iv.d'iul ol 1 per cenl on Leather lUHfenvd. The
, iv. uin tendency of prices thus Inaugurated lie-
, imt < vcrj pronounced as the day advanced , nnd
an nul Interrupted until Juki ut the chibo , when
riM-taking enured a decline , which wan only
i.ielioial , excepl In Leather pieferred , which
nd incMic.l the early dicllne , but now eold
If lij per cent. Tobacco led l.ie rife with a
aln ufH per cent , Suglar likewise advanclnir
' /i iur tent 1'liu anthiaclle coat ttccks , after
n earh decline In Delaware K liuiUoa and
tuc.tnK , cam In for a B i r of IV Im ; lattment.
no final prlcex In Ihe coalers about equaled
l u 01 Nilurdaj'B clcwlne. Of Ihe mil cull
i.iuw. HiKkliiK Valley rove 1n'r | rent on n
L-ili'f thai meaim had been found to nllne Hie
HUierly of llr.anelul dllllcullle ? . Wheeling it
? ) ie Hue preferred also advanced n fraction.
In- railway lUt , notably the grangers , was
mettled I ) the reported Im-rcarc In thelon -
ugo of canUiuiul tblpmenu , Tlie encouraging
r > - | * of l ie Iron and ttc-cl tr.ul.-b were ludl-
[ .l < ! i | bv an li.ireupu In the value of llllicils
lc-l of li per edit , and Minnesota Iron und
Iher utorkii of Ihe mime character showing a
actlonal advance. New Haven gained IH
L-r cent and Manhattan l < i IHT cert , retalulni ;
II biit ; . tmall fraction ,
The vulunie uf t'oiid trading showed n decided
Imlnullon compared with netin averacm , but
ID flreiiKlh contlnui-B unabated , with decided
.tins . In many IIBUIT.ie market display * u
roAdenlnv trndcney and InveMmrnt tuylry Is
- In the hlBii-rrlced vecurltlen. while ii-uiul
lock of lower grade meitgiKe < art- being taken
> r speculative iicinmit. T.ie rake were II , J3i , .
0. Tlio moro noteworthy gains nero Hocklnf
alley ! . 6i percent ; New Ilavvn . Hi per cent ;
regon Klioil Line en. 1 | T cent ; Oregon Hhort
Ine truot recelpli. ITi per c nt , nnd Ml ourl ,
anui A Teiai OrtU , and Northwestern
fund ta. I pi-r flit The government bond m.ir-
ktt wnr Irrfgular. with n Kenrinlly eni > y to e
r-ti bntte ilenllnns. fnurcKntlnft JlM.tW The frt
cinium were rotmpleri.iis for a tingle Irnnfacllon
of JlWfW. nt 1HS.
The I'vtnlnK l' ' | ( 's London flnnnelnl csblc-
Krnn : my : "The i < ninrle-d armistice In the eiifl
rMUfcd n further srmrp recovery toilay In t ie
IcAdlng JtrckConrrda clnre/il nt 112 % . Home
mil * , forflKmr.1 and nlher fecurlllc-o wrre nym-
piilhelleiilly ltlcr. excepl fpfinmh recurltl * ! " ,
wlileh Imvc fallen 1 IHT t-enl. AnnnitlnM Wore
Mrone cm Ihc dfellnrIn the E"M premium.
Ameiiciins wcic ttendy ami clwed linn. 'Julie
the fffilurf hnwcvc-r. Is the flalness In Knillrr ,
Ibl itmix > Ix-lr.p ttalo bull llqiildntlnn' . lon.llng
tu < ie thllurp toi'ny , nnd aim the eoutMuf
proceedlnm ef the South African Investigation
eiiumlttcc. ( ( , ( ; i IK-r with \ngue reports of bud
nen-p fimi t ie tape.Vh t Is tpilic evident
In that many mines are wanting fresh capital ,
whleli It docK not feem likely the public will tun-
Ply. Ths 1'arls bour. e wnn firm early In the
dny , but elnred ncnker on Ihe break In Spanish
frcurllle * . The llcrlln matkrt wn flnit. "
The followlnt ; ncre Ihe elo'lng cpiDlallons nn
the leading slocks of th New York exchange
today :
.Vi-w Vnrlc Money Mnrlcel.
JCl-.W YOltIC , l-'eb. 2.1.-MONKY ON ( 'AM.
iai-y : , at I'iiifl'i ' per cent ; ln t loan , ! ! . pe
cent , closed offered nt l',4 tier cent.
PIII.MIMHIlfANTII.I : - : PAl'IOIl 3JJI per cent
STKHI.INO UXl'llANOIC I'Mrm. lth nctua
business In bankers' bills at J4.S7ii4.MU for de
mand and M.S-'li for sixty days ; posteil rates
JI.S.-.fM.H ) and J ) . ! > S : commercial bills , JI.SI.
sn.vnii cniiTiKirATis-c4'/t-acc. :
HAH SIIA'Klt-firiHr.
OOS'l-IllNMKNT lIONllS-nasler ; new 4s , reu
nnd coupon , 122 % ; Cs rep. , IWi ; coupon , 113r'i
4s reg. . IHH ; coupon , 113 ; 2s reg. . tij'i ' , Paclll
Cs of 'OS lOS'i-j.
STATI : noNns-nuii.
ItAII.UOAU UONUS-Flrm.
CloflnE quotntlans on bonds were as follows :
I'cirelKii Fliiiiiii-lnl.
Hnill.IN , Feb. 23. Kxchaiiiio on Iximlon , eight
ilayn' sight , "Om 41'pfgs.
LONDON. Feb. ? . ) . Ould Is quoted at HuenoB
, \yirs at "i'M.W ; at LUbon , 12' ' i ; ill Home , 1GG.05.
1'AHIH , Feb. 13. Tlure per etnl rentes , l2f ( '
ITHo for the account , liic-hango on l ndon , : Cf
'Sic ! for checks. _
I'tnnnc'lnl .VolcM.
IIO8TON. Feb. 23.-Clenrlngs , IIJ.CIO.STI ; bal
ances , 1,73C.3I. ( !
HAIriilOltlFeb. . 23. Clearings , J1OH.13I ( ;
balances , t30U,133.
NI-IW VOHK. l-'eb. 23. Clearings , $ ; 0Mi9li6j !
balanced , H. 233,010.
nilLAUiU'HIA ; , Feb. 23-CUarhiKS ,
M\ \ ; balances , IM < 3.2C.
KT. 1/ll'lH. Feb. 23. Clearings. 16,311,371 ; bal-
iincei , il,2M.3ii. ( Money. f > t7 ptr cent ; New Yolk
iMhange , ru > - dlkiounl bid.
CIMOAOO. Feb. 23.-CleiirlHB , 13iS3J54. !
N'ew York exchange. 60c illhcour.t ; foreign ex
change , llrm ; demand , )4.i7 ; for sixty dayu ,
tl.fS.
_
VHI | | ) | < > Supplj- f Cm I II.
NI3W YOHIC , Feb. 23. Tlio vlflble tiipidy of
. rula Saturday , February 20. as compiled by Ihe
S'cw York Produce exchange , was as follows :
A'heat 4D.2IM > Ou bu. ; ik-cic.ire , UI3KM ) bu.
cm. 2C,4I3UX ! ) bu. ; Incn'm-e , 2.0I9.UK ) bu. Uats ,
3MUM bu. ; Incieate. , lV ( bu. Hye. 3t77lHKI
in. : decrean24 O bu. Harley. 3,3'J7X'0 ( bu. ;
m rente. II , ( W bu.
Tuli-il
TOLKIiO , O. . Feb. 23.-\VHiAT-.Steadler : ; No.
cimh , t'a.c bid ; May , Jk'tc. '
COIIN Aellte and hlKlier ; No. 2 inlxe.l. 23c.
OATS Dull and steady ; No 2 mixed , li'ie.
HYi : Steady : No. 2 cadi , 30'ic.
CLOVI-il : SK1UJ Acll\e and higher ; prime ,
ilnrch. : .72t. !
OilUnchanged. .
.tliiiii > 1ii-Ni-r 'I'tNtlliTriiilr. .
MANCHKHTICH. Feb. S.-TJie i-lolh marki-l U
tulel , wllh very little bunliitm dolnf. The yarn
narUtl M btcaily. with a belter fri-llnir ,
Full Illvcr I'rlul ClnlliH > lurU < > ( .
FALL ItlVICH. Ma . . F.-b. 28. The print clctlli
niriiri Ii dull al 2 11-ICc ; nuidy.
OH Cll ) Miirkcl * .
OIL CITY. Fb. . a.-C-rc-dlt balancf , 81 ; C T-
Illcatm. no tldn ; DO uhliiintnlB or runs je- t :
3 ;
OMAHA UVfe STOCK MARKET
l
Liberal Receipts ( pf { Qattlo nml Fair Supply
of
BUYERS ARE TO BE BEARISH
ConillllniiN Pn yr I lie Sol lor * ntiil Slim
Tr.iiliItt'M.iil . H on llerf lion *
liitNi * .Mijiiiliij-.i Ailvinioc-
III ! Al-llVC ItllNlllCH * .
SOUTH OMAHA. Fcl ) . 23. Receipts for
tlio days Itiillcntctl were :
Cnttlo. llois. Sliorp. Horses.
Total receipts 12S 87 ' Ifi
The dU'iosltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated.
Cattle. HOKS. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 1.2SD
r . II. Hammond Co 32fi 1,418 403
Swift ami Company 448 1,22(1 ( fi.17
Cuclahy Packing- CM 1,073 870
H. Decker & Dcgan Rlfi
Vanuatu & Co 40
J. I. . . Carey 2,1
Loliman & Uothschllds. . to
W. 1. Stephens C !
IK-nton & Underwood. . . R.1
Hamilton 4S
Krebbs & Co 58
Swift , from country SOI
J. A. Hake & Co 271 !
Other buyers 391 S 58
Left over 100 200
Totals 2.7SO 0,211 2,959
CATTMO Uocclpts of cattle were liberal
for this market , being larger than yester
day by 1,000 head and larger than a week
ngo. A considerable many of the cattle
were cornfed beeves , with qulto u showing
of butchers' stock nnd feeders.
Among the offerings of beef cattle were
more heavy cattle and better cattle than
have been seen here In several days. Early
advices from other points generally Indi
cated steady markets , with receipts far
from burdensome , so that the conditions
to that extent , at least , were favorable to
the selling Interests. There was , however ,
n feeling umong some , If not nil , buyers
that prices here have been too high ns
compared with other markets , so that the
disposition was to tnko off a little whll
the receipts were Irtrge enough to nilml
of It. This feeling nmong buyers had th
natural rctiult of malting the. market rathe
Plow nnd n little lower on the commot
run of beef steers. The best kind and sue
as were especially attractive sold ubou
steady In most cases.
The market on butchers' stock was h
very much the. same condition as the mar
ket on fat steers , the trade being slow
and all the way from easier to lOe lower
The offerings of co'ws ' und bolters were
iiulto liberal , but the demand was of verj
fair proportions , and a clearance wn
effected In reasonably good season.
In the stoeker and feeder division the
situation was more favorable to the
Interests than \yas the case With fat cat
Uf. . The demand was large nnd active
mil salesmen hild lib difficulty In ( hiding
buyers for their holdings at good strong
prices. All the'desirable Ibts were picket
lip early. One bunch of western hayfei
i.ittlo sold to a fuedqr nt'I,20 : 'Ueprcs\sntn
tlvo sales :
NATIVES.
HREF STBEHS.
'o. ' Av. I'r , No. Av. Pr.
fcnUrH..I07C 100 fpeipri.103 | $ 13 90
, Col. T. f. . MS C5 Col. T. f. . f 0 3 DO
'WVOMINO. .
Htc-liWlth , Oiilnn & Co.
: fredc-rs. . . . 935 S < < V ICO fi-eilerH. . . . 1025 420
1IOO8 Thi're wnfc ciniy u inoilernto run of hogs
L'l-e to.lay imil Iha rifelpt" were In the nature of
' . . '
lIlFIlpIKillltllH'lll. I
Av to Hie nuirlicl , It wun n cute of put on
fEtcrcliiy ami liiKe off toiliiy. Vehtt > nlay Iho
urlu-t wan on an mc-riiKt ab-nil 2V c hlnln-r nnd
id.iy It WIIH iihout Hint iiiuc-h lowt-r. In cither
cnlx , Hie ilay'B uffrrlnKH of IIOKK uuM In ituout
10 hanic- notch IIH on Saturday ,
11ra\y IIOKM tolil at I3.3ui-.l.35. wllh the rxtrrme
ivy lurKC'ly ill )3.30 , while yettcnlay the ramo
rlKliU Mihl very hirerly Jit (3.35. MrUliim
right nail llh'ht loiuU fol.l ut i3.35fi3.l2 > 4. the
UiBe of prlcrs being pr cli'nlly | the name JIB
ruterchiy , wllh the exception that Ihe lop toiluy
uu 2u ! lower.
The ikniaiul was KO < ) , the packet all bvlnx
i'O huyiT8. anil thu pen * weiu moil cleiireij.
C | > ri-M'iitutlve salc-8
o. Av. Kb , I'r.
; * 0 40 J3 25
i JS6 . . . 3
3IG 320
SOU 3 30
1 382 3 0
i 274 3 U >
332 330
l SOO 330
i..3)3 )
i ais fO
i 334
40 3 32'.i
SO 3 32i !
, .343 tO 3 32'-j '
24 SftO . . . 3 't * 7 1 ? . . 34 *
14. . . . S19 . . . 3 MI $ ( T7 M7 . . . S 40
13 2CT . . . 3 U M 228 . . . 3 49
M IIS . . . J 74 14S . . . 3 0
77 JM M J M 11 21.1 SO 340
W M2 M 3 3d 10 21S . . . 340
fl S . . . 3 * 12 2 < W . . . 340
16 Kf . . J . $1 247 . . . 340
II M4 . . . S V. ( ,1 Ml CO 340
41 1(4 . . . 3 IR IS 210 . . . 3 (0 (
4S 291 . . . 385 I 127 210 . . . 3)0 )
1 K > 0 169 3S5 I fj 24J . . . 340
W 291 . . . S M f,7 Ml . . . 340
C7 271 M > 3 .V. 79 241 . . . 340
47 2R1 . . . 3S5 i Mt 2S1 . . . 340
10 MB . . . 3JS S3 2 & . . . 340
IX ! 7S . . . 3 3fi 7C 334 . . . 340
l 50 . . . ,13ft R4 2CI . . . 340
CO 284 . . . 335 72 244 . . . 340
10 2$0 40 3 X C7 565 . . . 340
47 2Ct . . . 3 SS 71 29 . . . S 40
f. < 3S . . . 3 IS 7S 190 . . . 340
K ) 831 . . . .1 3S C7 2S . . . 340
41 233 . . . 3 K M 23.1 . . . 340
24 20 . . . 3 3S C2 272 SO 340
M 2fi . . . 3 SB 73 219 . . . 340
f.S . 241 . . . 333 04 229 SO 340
34 210 . . . 335 r > 7 211 . . . 340
4 2ffl . . . 3 Ki 75 23 . . . 340
J2 2it . . . 333 71 232 . . . 340
C6 273 40 333 . . . . . . . . . . . 31214
73 240 SO 3 3G 67..213 . . . 342"
f,4 254 . . . 3 ST. SI 236 . . . 342
! .K 241 . . . 3)5 95 201 . . . 345
C7 232 . . . 333 ( .0 . 202 . . . 345
21 2CO . . . 3.13
PIUS-ODDS AND KNDS.
1 550 . . . 300 9 310 . . . 333
1 410 . . . 315 1 2SO . . . 333
2 430 . . . 320 1 130 . . . 335
3 40.1 tO 325 4 20. ! . . . 33 :
4 3(2 ( . . . 3 21 7 232 . . . 333
2 370 . . . 323 C 23H . . . 335
6 3IG SO 330 1 270 . . . 333
7 264 . . . 330 5 310 . . . 333
C 230 . . . 3 SO 5 320 . . . 333
4 287 . . . 333 6 126 . . . 335
& 2C2 . . . 333 4 192 . . . 340
HIIKI-H' llccelpls of hc < p wore tiiille InfR
but the mntkct remained just about steady
licprcfcntntlve sales :
No. Av. Pr.
49 cults 91 1200
8 Imcks 140 300
23 western lambs F2 325
31 western wollirrs 121 3 DO
Ml western inlxeil I0i : 3 CO
323 Moxlcnn mixed 7C 3 C5
172 Mexican mixed 7G 3 G3
154 western yearlings W 376
181 weMern litmbs C3 373
283 wcFtcrn lombs SS 310
221 western yearlings 97 395
CUICAflO I.1VU STOCK MAIllCIS'l
C'nUlo Snl 'H AIM- lit Very I.IMV 1'rlue
\vltli Small Itooolpls.
CHICAGO , Kcb. 21. In cnttlc , transaction
were nt very low figure * nnd pules were on i
Impls of fioni J.1.CO to 15.35 for common to cxtn
lolc. Stockcts nnd feeders were active , will
most of the pales ut from J3.50 to JI.20. the bct
ik-innnd being for choice feeding cattle. Ther
was n good demand for butchers' cattle , cow
Foiling ; largely at from { 2.23 to $3.25 and heljT
at from 13.25 to (3.75. Hulls sold nt from (2.3
to J3.75 , ninl oalvcs weic active nt from J4.73 ti
JC.25 , It being1 "cnlf day. " TCXUH fed cuttle wcri
uncliuiiKed.
In boss , pome pales were made early In tin
ilny nt pIlKhtly lower prices , but the market lie
came Ptronjjer later , und the average poles wcri
at yesterday's figures. Common to inline ihove
uf hogs pohl at from { 3.20 to S3.G5 ; Kales belli )
largely nt from J3.45 to J2.i"iO , wlt.i heavy iiack
Ing lots ut fiom } 3.20 to 13.35 : l > lg fold ut ft on
J3.25 to J3.C3.
In pheep , there was a very good demand nn
prices were Mrong , with sales on a basis of from
J2.23 to { 2.f.0 for u few Inferior Hocks of sheep. U |
to from J1.IO to J4.23 for a f > w prime natives
Mexicans und \\estcrtm sold nt from J3.50 to H
nnd most of the native sheep pold within the
range. Yearlings Fold ut from H to $1.30 , nnd
lambs were In active demand ut from $3.75 to
14.15 for Inferior to prime , with sales chiefly ut
from J4.15 to H.S3. A few 42-pound spring lambs
Fold nt JC per 100 pounds.
Receipts : Cnttle , J.DOO headi hogs , 29,000 head ;
sheep , 7,000 head.
KIIIINIIH City I.lviShirk. .
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 23. CATT1.E Uecelpts ,
C.COO Iicnil ; shipments , 1,100 hciul ; best Krndes
steady ; others ttrong ; TCMIS steers , * 2.$53.5 ;
Texas cows , J2.2552.bO ; native steers , { 3.231j3.COj
native cows and heifers , J1.50'rj3.GO ; stockers nnd
feeders , { S-IOS-I-DO ; bulls , J2.DOS3.25.
HOGS Receipts , 15.000 head ; shipments , SCO
head ; market steadyj bulk of sales , } 3.37'4ij ' >
3.12V4 ; heavies. J3.30 3.174 ! ; packers , J3.20)3.37'.i ) ' ;
mixed , J3.30ia3.45 ; lights , J3.20ii3.40 ; Yorkeis ,
3.3r3.40 ; pigs , J3.00fi3.25- .
SIIKK1' Hccclpts. 3.000 bend ; phlpincnts. SOO
hcuil ; market steady ; lambs , Jl.00ijl.70 ; muttons ,
} 2.75 4 00.
SI. I.oulN I.lvu SlooU- .
ST. IXt'IS. Feb. 23. CATTI.I3 Hecelpts , 3,000
hend ; market steady nt yesterdays advance ;
native shipping t-tccrs , J3.C005.10 ; stockers ntd
feeders , J2.20 II.OO ; light steers , J2.75i)4.30 ; cows
and mixed. Jl.S3iJ2.CO.
HOGS Hecelpts , 9.000 head ; market slower ;
illght , J3.4003.M ; mixed , J3.20JT3.50j heavy , J3.10
{ 23.55.
SHEEP Receipts , l.SOO head ; market steady
and unchanged ; muttons , J3.00Q4.25 ; lambs , 13.50
G5.25.
3V iv A"irU I.lvu Slorlc.
NK\V YORK , Feb. 23. llEUVES-Recelpts , 45-
W30 hend. No trading. Cables quote American
steers nt lOiflHJc dressed weights ; refrigerator
beef , 7 : > 4iij8ic. Export , 730 beeves , 1,037 sheep and
2,30 ( | iinrters of beef.
HHKE1' AND l AMHS-necclpts , 157 bend.
.Sheep , J3.COft4.CO.
HOGS Receipts , 5,279 hend. Firm at J3.70SJ1.15.
SlooU In
Record of receipts of llvo stock at the four
principal markets for February 23 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 3,032 G.15G 3.555
fhlcngo 3.5CO 29000 7WW
Kansas City 6,000 15.000 3.COO
St. kouls 3,000 9,000 1,800
Totals 15.53J D9.13G 13,353
Liverpool ( J nil M unit I'rov
I IVERI'OOU Feb. 23. WHEAT Spot quiet ;
demand moderate ; No. 2 red , fcpilng , Cs S'.id ' ; No.
1 California , bs 7d Futures opened quiet , with
neac lint1 dlpiunt positions V d lower ; clo.sed
tleady , with near positions 1JU lower , und dis
tant positions liiflid lower ; business iibout
eciually distributed ; February. Cs Slid ; March ,
Cs 3-lid ; May , Cs 5d ; July , G.S 4id.
TORN Spot dull ; American mixed , 2s Gd.
Futures opened easy , with near and distant
positions l f' d lower ; hUHlne&s about equally
distributed ; February ami Muicli , 2s Cftd ; April ,
2s 7''id ; May , 2s Sd ; .lune. 2s 6id ; July. 2s 9'id.
I''IXJl'Il ' S-ealy ; demand poor ; St. LouU fancy ,
winter , Ss fid.
PROVISIONS liacon , firmer : demand fair ;
Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 llm. , 27s ; short ribs. 20
to 24 UJH. , 25s Gd ; long clear , light , 35 to 38 Ibs. ,
25s Gd ; long clear , heavy , 40 to 45 Ibs. , 24s Cd ;
sboit clear bnckH , light , 18 Hi ? . , 24s Cd ; short
clear middles , heuvy , 45 to DO IbB. , 24s ; clear
bellies , 14 to 16 Ibs. , : CB Cd. Shoulders , square ,
12 to 18 Ibs. , 25s Gil. Hams , short cut , 14 to 1C
Ibs. . 40:1 : Cd. Tallow , line. North American , ISs.
Ileef , extra India HUMS , r.Sn 9 < 1 ; prime mess , -ICs
9d. Pork , prime mess , line wettern , 43s ; medium
western , 40s. I.ard. steady ; prime western ,
20s I'd ' ; refined , In palls , 22s Gd ,
CHEESE Dull ; demand poor ; finest American ,
while nnd colored ( September ) , Ma Cd ,
IIUTTEH-FlncKt Unlteil Stnles , 90s ; good , D5s.
OILS I-lmced , 13s Cd. I'etrolpum , refined , G'.id.
REFIUOERATOIl llEEF-Fortiiuarters. 4d ;
hindquarters , 3d.
HOI'S At London ( I'nclflc1 coast ) , 3 IDs.
RECEIPTS For past tluee days : Wheat , 397-
000 centals , Including 84,000 American. American
corn. 1S2.COO centals.
WEATHEH-FIne.
CiilTfi > .MlirhoH.
NEW YORK , Feb. 23.-COFFKE-Opllona
opened steady , 6 points higher to 5 points lower.
The feature nf the. trading was the switching
of March contracts to later months. Eured off „ .
'i points later under local Felling , doped iiulet I ci
nnd unchanged to D points lower. Sales , 23,2.7) w
Imgs , Ineludlng : February. J9.IO ; March , 19.13 , 12
Kpot coffee , Rio , quiet ; No. 7 Invoice , JS.KJli ; 10
No. 7 Jobbing , JIO.12',4. ' Mild , quiet : Cordova , ti
II5.50if1G.75. Totnl warehouse dellMTlei from the 30
United Slntes. 1,170 bags , Including none from M
Nuw York. New York sloolt today , 373,133 bags ; C ,
I'nlloil States clock. 4)8rj : bags ; ullont for the FC
Mldti-d Slates. 310,000 bags ; total visible for the I 10
1'nlted Slates , 701,032 bags , agalnet 4C5.0C1 bags I cr
last year. I 4
HAVRE , Feb. 23. COFFEE-Clotcd nt ' .if net In
lecllne. Salci1C(00 ( bags.
SANTOH , l'eb. SI. COFFEE Steady : gold
ivi-ruifo Santos , II , ( no rela. Rfcelpls. 8.KO bags ;
itock. 422.OM bags. Weekly lepoit : Coffee firm ;
jooil meruge Santos , per 10 kilos 11,000 rels. Re-
H-lpIs dining tin * week , 16,100 hags ; shipments
o the United States , DOCO Imgs ; block , 422,000
jagn.
HIO , Feb. 2J.-COFFiE-Flrrn ; No. 7 Rio ,
O.Mni rels ; exchange , iReceipts \ > \ , ( wo dnys ,
DO.COO bags ; cleared for the I'nlled Ktatfs , 15 OW
mgs ; for Europe , 4.0uO LUKH Block , va .
AVi-kly lepurt : Coffee , linn ; oxchungH tlanilurd ,
O.MO rels. Receipts dm lug llm week. 30.COO hagd ;
ililpmenls to Iho United Slulcu , 39,000 bags ;
, tock. mOCO bans.
HAMIII'RO , Feb. 23.COFFiEpfg. : . lower.
Sales , 6,000 bags.
MANAflUA. Nicaragua. Feb. 23. The coffee
rep of Nicaragua for IS'jC Is < Miniated at 158 000
jars , whleh In about I'.J.OOO bagB short cf the
iveiago yield.
CiiUiiu .l
NEW YORK. Keli. -COTIXIN-Spol. . ftoaily ; 19
nlddllnif , 7'te ; middling , uplands. 7lic ; middling.
riilf. 7 > ie ; sales. T.fW bales. Futures donoil
itrnily ; fale , J50.CW ( bales ; Fibruary , fO 19 ; til
Hiirch. JC.W ; Apill , JG.95 ; May. 17.01 : Juno. > 7 ;
luly , J7.10 ; August , J7.12 : September. fC.77 ; Octo.
UT. J6.99 ; November , $0.71 ; December. JC.7C. The
nuikct made u gain ( if from 3 to 5 pub. Is uflcr
mvlng at one limn shown an advance uf 5 in 7
on the active position * . Kearly In th
levulon trading was uctlvii , with thu mnikct
.trongly . upward fur u time nn buying for In-
eslment accuunlii , fi/Hiii-d by tncouiuxlng ud-
U-ej from Europe an lo tin,1 Cretan matter , nnd t'rl
> y favorable predictions rcKHidhiif the English fin
lemnnd for American cotton Al the came In
lm repurlD from Miuthrrn market * wire of 9s
iivoruhlo purport , uu were uli > o udvlcos from 9sre J
"all River. A itvtn\an \ of 2 to 3 points from re
he liluhftt figures of the day was followed by 3 !
IquldulUm , with tliu market finally Ki-ady at u fc
ict advance of 3 lo & | dntn. Tliu total mlf * fcKt
> f futures were ir > 0COO halea.
NEW ORI.IANS vi\ \ > .
Inn : middling. GIS-IGc ; low mlddlliiK. e ie ; guod
irdlnary. Ci4c , I.et rrrelplv , two duyii , 17.234 pa
lalux , grorn , ! 9fOI balc ; cxporln. coartwlpe. fn
.Ola bales ; talcs , 7.7W balcii ; fctocks , 371 , SCI Sa
lales , 78 !
to
\IMV York Dry ( iooilM
NBW YORK. Feb. 23-There. wn more bull- ou
oil dolntr in all clottea of cottons , drtts good ! no
LESSONS IN NEWSPAPER MAKlSP
V
LESSON NO. 3. JJM
Do you not sec Omaha on the globe ? Do you not
also notice the telegraph wires leading away into distant
lands ? These carry the news from all parts of the globe
direct to the Bee Building. We have already shown you
how The Bee surpasses all competitors in amount of news
published and now we will have a lesson on
& FOREIGN CABLE NEWS <
Taking four days February J4 , 15 , J6 and J 7 be
ing the Sunday , Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday
editions , this is the result :
Here again THE BEE is ahead of all competitors
for a comparison of Sunday and the following three week
days :
TUB IIKU pi-lilted S)0 liichc- .
The AVorlil-llernlil nrlnleil Kir-'H Inflii'N.
The l.lncolii .loiiriml printed 11)1 ) ! liii-hcN.
The Sliinv City JIIIIIMIII ] prlnleil lUsi ( |
That gives THE OMAHA BEE for the same period :
lUliU Inelu-H ( nlioiit ( t eoliniiM ) iii < ir - tliiin ( he \ \ ' < irl < l- | [ . | -uli | .
S Inelie.s ( n lion I 5 CMIIIIIIIIN ) more tlmn ( litl.lneiiln .loiiriinl.
1-7 Inebe.s ( aliiiut 7 eoliiiuuN ) more Hum the Sliui.v Clly .loiiriinl.
YOU CAN'T READ IT ALL UNLESS YOU
o
J'rlmary , Secondary or Tcr.
tiary Hlnotl I'olHon iicrnm-
nomiy cured In IB to US
Inj'flr. You can bo ttcntctl ac tiouio
for the same price under game.
Cuaraut } ' . If you prefer to come bcro wo will
contract to pay railroad fare and hotel bllle , antf
no charge If wo fall to euro. If you have tukeQ
mercury , Iodide ' -nn < 3 still have
aches nnd pains , SIucuus t'ntcIicM in moutli ,
Here Throat , Plniplcu , Copper-Colored HpoJs , I'lccrs on any part of the body ,
Ilnir or Eyebrows fbllinu out , it is this JUZiGOD rOJSO.V that tvc Kimrnntoe to
cure. Wo solicit the most obstinate n n tm ip era IQ % < > ff > H n-P" caHCH und
eialccse the world for a case L7 < cJ lr S& I ! J CSV B & " [ & we cannot
cure. This disease hr-v always banicd tlio NlciU of the most cmfncnf pliytilcIniiH.
6500.OOO capital behind our unconditional guaranty. Absolute proolfe scut sealed on
application.
Address COOK IlEaiElVV CO , ,
307 lasonlc Temple , C1UCAOO.
BY TURKISH L. Ci CSPSULES ,
They euro every case , NEVKfl KAIL ; they develop the IJHAIN anil NM3IIVES , pro-
luclng flesh on the body and not spoiling the stomach , as most medicines will do , Wo
> roparo specially for every case. Write for particulars. TUKKIS1I CAPSUM2S will
tire any ailment or weakness caused by Keif-abuse , and wo mean It. Wo will develop )
nd strengthen the worst case of SIOXUAIj WEAKNESS or SEXUAL LOSS , make a
ew man of you , or KEKUND YOUR MONEY. IJon't bo humbugged , an wo never
ill to euro. $1.00 box by raall. Plain wrapper. HAIIN'S PHARMACY ,
ISlh and Farnam Sis , Omaha , N ° h.
nd men's wear woolens by spot purchasers ,
nd Iho mall nnd wire orders were of better
roportlona than for pome time , lirown and
lonclied cottons did hcltvr tlmn for eome time ,
nil inimj1 Inquiries are yet to lie Hatlrfleil , For
utumn woolens , the plnclni ; of advance orders
etendlly IncieashiK nnd many mills are Ktart-
IK up. 1'rlntlne cloths dull , but etcady ut
11-lCc.
_
IlllMtOIl " \\'OI)1 Slll 'H.
I10STON. Feb. 23. While the miles In the
eel market tliow n conBlderahlc diminution ,
10 market holds firm , with prlcen stronif. Tcr-
tory wools nre Rtlll maklnir rales nt about
10 Fame basis of prices , but no ndvimeo In
nines can > el be nnled. For offerings of fine
icdlum and line , 30 ' | 32c can bo nblnlned on the
oured Imsls , while- choice 8inde | loin eall for
t3.1c. Fleeee wools nre moderate. Australian
eels received a boom In sales durlnir the pan
n days , over 2 < .W , COO His. bc-liiK fold nt llnner
leer. Quolntluim : I'nwnshed medium , Ml -
) iirl , U blood eombliiB , K.e ; Mlnnourl , % blood ,
imlilnif ICc ; braid combine , 150 ICc. Texas
eels : Kprlnir niedbnn ( twelve monllin ) . ll l
e ; pcoured , 27S2he ; pprlni. , line ( twelve monlhx ) ,
Bile ; tcniin-il. 31f3'c. Tirrllory wools : Mon-
inu , line medium and line , SMifrllc ; scoured ,
f(32c ( ; Ktnple , 3Jfl3Se. ITIah. WyoinlnK.tr. . :
cilliim. kS/lle ; Bcoured , S0if32e ; i-tiide | , 34f < 3..u.
rillfoinla wools : Northern FiirliiK , 12WMc ;
soured price. 33 31c ; middle roiinty HprliiK , 'Jtt
c ; scouied , S0ff32c. ( Aurtralliin : Heourecl hiKls.
unblnK. Hiipertlnc. 47fil8c ; cumbim ; , seed , < 2ij )
c ; coinbhiK , a\eru'e | , 3Jft4k > ; Queem > Iuml comb-
K , 42ft 4 le.
NI3XV VOHK. Feb. 23. WOOIr-Qulct ; llcece ,
{ i7e ! ; pulleil , U.f17e.
ST. I.OUIH , Feb. 23. WOOf Blendy and ml-
KIIIIHUN Clly .1InrK-i-lM.
KANSAH CITY. Feb. 23.-\VIII-AT-MnrK't :
milt flcady , but slow ; No. 2 hard. kOfiSIc ; No. 3 ,
Si7te ! ; No , 4 , C7 7Ie ; No. 2 red. HOu ; No. J ,
{ ) & 7c : No. 4 , nominally , TC&TCo ; No. 2 nirlnif ,
Wit'Ae : No. 3. 7tj77c. |
( VjtN Miirkut steady and active ! No. 2
Ixccl. 17e.
DATH Market fairly at-llve. and flendy ; Nl.
| XAV | Tlm'otli " 'l8..wa9.JO ( ; cholc prairie , IG.OOfJ
ilt'TTnilMarket kteaily ; bctt sradeu ncaice ;
euircry , lM(17'ie- ( ,
l-IOUS Mmkel i-teady , K\te. \
1'eorla
I'lIOIUA , Feb. 23. CXJUN Firm ! new No. 2 ,
LA'TH Qulc-t mid m-ady ; No. 1 white. J7U0HG.
WIIIHICY Market tteady ; IbiUhed foods on
o 1'apU ' of tl.17 for hlKh wines.
WIIIJAT No. 2 red winter. > 3c.
lliciil'TS- : : < . 17S.5M Ini. ; oats. SI.2TX ) bu. ;
e , & J lm. ; uhlHky , none ; wheat , 2.400 lm.
BIIII'MKNTH-Corn. 103.400 bu. ; oalu , 1S2.2JO
l. ; rye , nunc ; wlilrky , 410 bbU.j whe-at , 1S.WJO
Siifinr .lliirUi'lH ,
LONOON , Feb. XI. 81'OAH i.'ane. firm cen-
IfURMl Java. llH Hid ; Muneovudo. linn ; re-
Inir. ! > * til. Heel , dull. owliiK lo America IIHV-
IT etiued buyliiu ; Fel.ruary , IU Ml March.
JlV.V YfJIK , I-Mi 23 Hl'OAIt Hnw , llrm ; fair
nnlnB. 2Uo ; -nlrlfiinl. | . W ten. Sl'.e ; mile * .
iGlai ; ' . Itifln < I iilej ly : utandard A , 4'i ' , con
ctlonrrB' A , t\'te \ , cut loaf , Co ; powdtied , < V ;
anulaled , ( % c.
.MlniiciipnIlMVlifiil mill l-'lonr.
HINNI.'AI'OI.IH. Feb. 81. WIIKAT Traders
111 rlcru nltrnllon today to the war Koiidp
im Ivuioic. | The clou' wus lu loui'r ' Ihun on
tlinluy. May b | > riieil u half rent lower ate
, o anil advanced to 73 fl74c. broke utiongly
72H i2 > i ! and cloud ut 7 : ( ( i3c.
IJl'HMlllira prrdlrl an average Minneapolis
timt of 200.000 to 300MO barrel * a week from
w on. rirnt patent * ur * quoted it l3.9iQ4.Ui
OMAHA GRAIN MD STOCK EXCHANGE
Board of Trade ,
You can buy or tell anything uealt In on tin
various exchanges of the country Ihroimh us ,
Hefcrenccs : Flrct Nat. , U. H. Nut. . Commer
cial Nat. banks , Omaha ; Union Nat , bank.
Kansas Clly.
CHANT \V. ICUXXKV ,
Telephone 1C95.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
TclephonelOU ! ) . Oniiilia , Njb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND :
Uoanl of Trade.
Direct wires to Chlcngo and New York ,
UorreniontlcntHi John A. Wniren & Co
cecond patents. J3.Mlfi3.90 ; first clears , 3. > 83.CO ;
second ' -lears , J2.3IU2.CO.
Sun rriiiH-lNi-ii U'lu-nl ( liiciliillniiN ,
RAN FUANCISCO. Feb. 23.VIIHAT Inac-
ll\c ; December , J1.77Ii ; .May , 1I.33JJ.
Iliiiiuurc-H fur nn ANNiiult.
JiiclKU BlaliiuiKli nnd u jury are hearlntr
the niBo of Anna ItoHjnbn aKalnnl lienju-
mln S. IMKKA , In which tlio plalntllf BUCH
for (10,000 ( laniiigi-ii for Injiirk'H HUHtnlncil
by rc'iiKon of a criminal assault alloicil to
liavu buc-n maile upon her by the ili-frndniit
while .sin. wu.s omployc'il an u Ht-rvant In
bin father's ] hotiHu. It IH alleged that llrlKKii
vlHlliiil thi ! rourn of llm plaintiff at nlKlit
In tbo niontli of .Inly , IM ) . ' . , and uttc-mptc-a
to iiHHault her. nnd It IH alio aliened thnt
lm allacltcil her In the ; family lillclu-ii a few
dayu nftcTWurd and tbnw Iur iiKalnst 11
table- and almi ai/alnxt a Hlnl ; , i-ausliiK In-
jurli-H to her buck from which uhc becuinu a
cripple ,
Thii clffi-ndant ilenlrH In tuto every allo-
( ration mailo by tliu plaintiff anil thci Jury
will cnditivor to decide who IH tell UK tbo
truth.
.Mnri'lnmC'IINIM | ,
I'ermltu to wed have been Inpuetl to the
following parties by the county Juilfie !
Name and lU-Hhlciico. AKO.
Leonard C. OalncH , Klk City , Nnb 21
Hurthlah C'owli-H , Valloy. Ki-b 21
Anton .Moron , Omaha M
Mury Drohan , Onialni 'M
Albert K. Upton , Mont nine , Cole 21
Anna .M. KlUHcrnhl , Lincoln , Noli . . . . .23
Jnc-ob H. 1'olerHdn , IlouHton , Tex 2 *
( Hani II. ( 'Uivi'land , Oinahu , . . . " $
HtiuiKloivi Itylllz , Omaha 28
.Mary llovell , Oimiha , . , .M
Janu-H 'rimmliiH , Omaha 21
Ollvhi OolbtTt , Omaha 23
I.civc Alfnlr KndM In HulHile ,
IIOSTON. Kt-b. 23 , John I < owl Itoclio , a
son til James Jeffrey Hoclie , tlio editor ot
the lloitoii 1'llot , Bliot Ulmirir In thu right
lung lac.t night while standing In tie door
way of the CastUi Scjiiaro hotel. Hl wouncl
In daiiKoroiiH. A low affair U thoiijUt to Lo
tiiu cause of Mr. Hochu's act. ,