Nebraska Newspapers

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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
After ihowing Considerable Strength
Wheat Takes a Pall ,
BELIEF THAT LEITER IS UNLOADING
Otlicr Crnlii 3Inrkcfl ( Honinln Aliout
LiiL'liiitiKrcit , lint 1'rovlnliiiii Oon-
tliiuc Tlu-lr Itviiinrknlilc
AilvniK.'i- .
CHICAGO , Fob. 9-Aftcr ruling strong
until within fifteen minutes of the close
whcnt took n sudden and Inglorious fall.
Unlo.iOltiB credited by some to CuJahy and
l.clter nnd by others to St. Louis holders
Blurted the market down and resulted In a
Ions of % c iidv.inco nnd u fraction besides ,
the market closing UQc lower. Corn and
outs were- dull nnd nctlvo b'y turns , but
closed with very little change In prices.
I'rovlslans ugnln advanced sharply , closing
prices showing GflH&c Kilns.
The cnrly nnifkot for wheat was rather
colorless. Mny , o | > ptuil at a shade under
yesterday's closing prices , llrst trades being
Jnndo ut sa'AiQWMQ ' , but the market wns
Htcaily nnd .held for nwhllc nt those MR-
ures : then slowly ndvnnccd nnd ruled strong
for fully un hour , May In the meantime
getting up to DGft9G > ic. The early news
If anything favored n decline , but as usual
traders were apparently afraid to put out
any HUPS , and outside of covering of one
fairly largo line the market was exception
ally dull for some time. Early .Liverpool
cables showed about % < ! advance , hardly n
full response to yeaterday'8 advance here.
Northwest receipts were liberal , .Minneap
olis and Duluth reporting SIS cara , against
2iil curs last week und 21 $ cnrs n year ago ,
Chicago receipts were sixty-seven cars ,
four ( if this number being contract , i es
ter-Jay's export engagements were llnally
put at fifty-four lontloads , and continuation
of the dumand wns looked for by Borne nt
the opening , but on the contrary New York
reported cables bringing no buying orders
und adding that Argentine offerings were
expected to liR-rcasu shortly. This news ,
however , had hardly any effect on the mar
ket. There was a well defined rumor In
circulation that u elmtp upturn was a part
of this Lelter program for the session , and
this undoubtedly kept many would-be sell
ers aloof , Sttcngth developed In the coarse
grain and provision markets had some ef
fect on t'niadvance. . After rising to .VWi ?
90-Vic the market settled back to aboilt the
level of the opening prices , then gradually
gathered strength , with a trade much
larger and moro general. Later news from
thu scaboanl was muuh more encouraging ,
Haltlmoro reiiorted a large cargo sold to
Franco and New York llnally put the day s
evport business at twenty-live loads. , Uy
12.CO there warf an urgent demand from all
over the pit and half an hour ft urn the close
Mny had reached U7c , the highest point of
the day. There It remained for a few min
utes , then suddenly the maikct collapsed.
Uurlng the advance there had been heavy
selling from some source. This was easily
taken cure of for a time , but llnally the
crowd , ( leurntlvcly Hpeaklng , turned tall
and the nellliiK orders came In n Hood ,
breaking the market In the lust fifteen
minutes of the session from t)7e ) to % c\ The
heavy liquidation was credited by some to
Lcltor or Cudahy iiifd by ot.iers to large
St. I ouls Interests. From whatever source
It was it hml HIP effect of turning a strong
market Into a weak one In n very short
time. May closed weak nnd nervous at
.
Corn ruled moderately active and firm
most of fie session , the market being espe
cially active toward the close. A good ex
port demand was reported. TMs and the
htrength of provisions kept prices well
above yesterday's figures till near the close ,
wien the slump In wheat caused free real
izing and most of the advance was lost.
May ranged from Zit'.ic to 2 : > > i'fI29V4c and
closed a nhaile higher lit MUffjlll'i.c. .
Oats were moderately active t.ircuphout ,
but did not develop much strength until
the session was well advanced , when the
strength of ot.icr markets and some cover-
Irg by shorts caused a fair advance. This
was maintained until the close , when the
market broke In common with w eat nnd
corn. Tin1 high point of today was the
best yet-ri-nc ltd on the crop. May ranged
from 23c to 24V4c and closed n shade lower
nt 24fi24Tlc. {
The maiket on provisions was very active
nnd new high records were made for the
year. Opening trades were nt n slight ad
vance and under free purchases prices were
put up sharply. Liter prices settled back
on realizing , but toward llio close the de
mand btx-amo vciy active again and the
market rallied , closing strong. Packers
were good Iniyirs on FOft spots ant ] shorts
covered freely. Tie advance was In spite
of large hog receipts. At the cliso May
pork was HVic higher at 110.00 , Slay lard So
higher at $3.10 and May rlbj 7VSc higher at
$3 LM.
Estimated receipts Thursday : Wheat , GJ
earn ; corn , COO cars ; oals , 2W cars ; hogs ,
"O.COO head.
Leading ftiu.rca ranged ns follows :
ArTlclcM Onm. | HUh. -TTcioaoT' ! YestMy
V I lilt-
r ! > . . . . 08 us
Miy. : . . HUM 117 , nan
July. . .
Corn
Knb. . . . J7H H7 ! ' 27
May . . .
July. . . iUJ
Oats
May. . . - Hi
Jnly..l -MX
1 urk
HI. . in iiiu in nn in JOLT.
No , : .
C'ush quotations were ns follows :
KlXH'll ' Hteiuly ; winter patents , J4.SOft4.80 ;
IB'IW , J4.30irl.CO ; nirlnir i-pecluls , J5.3JU3.45 ;
UK patents. J4.COff4.90 ; Mralghts , Jl.Cijyl.u ) ;
bakers. ! J4.COrrH.SO.
WJIM.KT No. S e\irlnK \ , 91c ; No. 3 eprlnj , 910
St'.ie ' ; No. 2 led. ( * ! 9 V4c.
4Jil N No. 2. 27tl28o.
OATS-No. 2. 243 r. n. ! . ; No. 2 white. 27Wta >
2fc No. 3 white. 22 'lic. '
IIAItl.K.y-N" 2 , 3 fS | < ic.
( hoxel ) . fl.73iTD.I .
} 3,40.Vf.O. |
WillHKY Distillers finished tjoods , per eal ,
ti.isv.
-ISWut loaf. J0.01 ; granulated , fj.il.
On llio I'roiliice i-xclmni ! " tmliiy the butter
market wan ytriiily ; viviiniPtliM , l.tH19oj il.-ilrleu.
Il5fl7c. Cliocw , quli't nt BUSVjc. KSK * , uteudy
nt 13a Dirsii'il iioullry , ilull ; turkeys , Sfflllo ;
clilckcim , > 4tfTJ ; iliicka , Gif7ijC. |
NI\V YOIIK < a < : .viiAi , .
for lluDny on R
COIIIIIIUlllllcM.
NEW YOUK. Ki-li. 9. KlXJlIU-Ue.-tlpU. 17. .
671 bbls , ; rKi > orl . 11W9 ! liliU , ; straillly liohl , Imt
quiet , owlnif In li regular iicllon or tvlirnt ;
city mill iwtenu , W.SOas.OO ; city mill
cleara. JS.4icJ.Mj ) Allnnfiiolii intents. Jl.lO&S.Jj ;
Mlnneujlii bakere' , JI.V HI.W ; winter straights.
J4.555f4C5 , winter i-xlru , J3.COtfJ.90 ; winter low
gruJes , J2.W33.W. Hye Hour , nnner , U.COQ'3.11) ,
latu-r IIIIH-V. lluckn-linu llour. iiulel , | I. SVI.3U.
lltK-KWlllUT-Wleaily nt 371io ,
iViRNMI'LXIrStimly ; yellow western , 7c.
11Y14 Klrmer : No. t witrrn , 5 < ii Lia.
llAltl.MV-Qiilet : feeding , SliVic ,
HAIUiV : MAl.T-KInn : western. 3 ! G 7c.
AVIIKA'r--Heccliit i , 58.Z75 bu , Spot , unsettled ;
No. II reJ , ll.WW. Ojitloim oiM-neJ linn at n jur.
tlal * .o rltn und tulvaneeil on betur cablej ami
forelh'ii l > iiylne , Uiter thtycrv nrrroua mill
( Itenuilcly elmnB ami weak on poalplni ; opera.
llonu , ilnully collfj > 3liiK umler a raid iiromiiteil
by iUfMpiHilnllnK exiiort ilevvloiinients ; cloee\l tie
alt iiKii near muitha ishleli hail shown relative
ilrcntrlli mi n nqun-ze of shortu nml partly We
oft on other | M | | | OI : No. Z red. February ,
cIonM at ( I.OIK : Mnrdi , J1.0ISfl.OCH : clascj ut
tl.OlS ! May , ViHtmTie. ; clorej at * 7Uo ; July ,
S9VS69I 3-160 , clNed ut iS'.io.
IMItN1Heceliits , 4S.4U bu. ; exnorla , 111 , MO bu ,
Fpot , Ktenily ; No , g. 3CVic , Oitli > n > cfieneJ gteudy
iiml uneliuiKeJ , ailvatielni ; on belter cubic * anil
liberal Myort ale , with a llnal llihl reaction
following lift. closlni ; unelmnKeil ; Kebruury
close I t 34o ; May. 34ViU34Hci closed t 3IV4o.
OA'lVlllici'lpH. . W.OOO bu. ; cxiiorls , W.Hg bu.
PK)1 | , tinner : No , t , 5Do blil , Option * Inactive oil
iluy , but Meaity with cnirti property , closing HO
net hlBher ; .May , JSJitjWjc ; co ! eU at o.
KKii > - Klrm ; bran. Tttun-iic ; mlildllns. I56
'
HAY -Uuk't ; c-hlpplnic , JJUISo ; good to choice ,
iC0if70c. .
AHOI'rf Slendr ; state , common to choir * . IttJ
crop , 4f ; Ittt crop. 7fl o ; 1897 crop , KfrlDo'
1'iiclllu coa l , 193 crop , 4t/6j ; 1S36 crop , 610c / ;
1837 crop , njjllc ,
HIDES -Steady ; Qalvcslon , MOU lln. , ISc.
I.13ATHKHatcndy ; hviulock ole , Iluetio *
\ VOOIQulet ; lleeoe , t783lc ; Tcx , 1JVSO
ISHe
I'ltOVlSIONS-lleef. nrm ; family , tll.OOOll M ;
xlru me * * . t8. < KHj8.(0 ; beef ham * . It ) ; iuicK t ,
f ) I > ? 10.M. ( nit meal * , uleady ; pickled ioJllci.
U ' CiUi" ' . ! ' ' ! | ilckl d liould r . 14,79 ; ptckUd
i 'ni * , 17 * SO7.M. IjirJ. flrm ; ucilvni ttoaioed.
refilled. U jdlork firm " -A"
8.50 ; . / , , ;
19.75j Bhort clear , 110.5001S.BO ; family. HO.WO
11.0) ) . Tallow , dull , city , JSMWH-- , country ,
.
OII/J tvimlwim. ilullj fnllr l. Wu , llosln.
quirt ; utrnlni-d. commnn to p vl , tl.4fI.4J. ( > .
Turpentine , firm at 31ViT3 < 1ic. CotlonMeO , quiet
but fairly t n < ly , without ohfttiive ; prlm crude ,
l iif(15c ( ; prime rriide , f , o. b. mill * , 1S41KHC !
prlmo summer yellow , 22fil3'4o bid ; oft summer
y lluw , 31 'ic , nominal. Duller oil , 2M/27C ; prune
winter yellow. 274B i.ic.
RICB Klrm ! fair to cxtrn , 4H9ti4c ! ; Japnn , C
QS'.fc ,
JlOI.AfiHKS Klrmi New Orlean * , open kettle ,
frn l tn eholre. ZSfMBc.
MI1TALS 11 * ; Iron , clcued steady , with K , tO
blil and I1) ) . 70 nnkc.1. Ixike copper , mmdy nt
JlO.Pr Jll.CI. Tin. elo > p > l Hrm nt IlJ.92'ifM4.CO.
Hp lter , cloffd firmer At } 4.tM4.U. 1a.l , cloged
stendy at | 3.0iIi03f7'i ! ; brokerV. J3.M.
HCTTKIl H lil | , .M5 | > kff . ; market tleady ;
wentern creamery , lHijOc ; Ulgln * , :0c ; factory ,
114TI4C.
1'llnnSR Ilecelpt * . 1C9) rKR . ! market wonfc ;
larite nhlte , September , SVie ; larse , colored ,
September , Hci small coloreil , Sejitem-
ler. Uc large , Octolxr , tJfSKc ; nnnll , Octo-
ber. SVU'SHo lluht rklmii , CS61i ; part * klm ,
4 SH ; full nklnii , 2f 3c.
iu : S Ili-colpls , 5,087 | 'VR . : market atcady ,
western ,
03I.VHA tlKMCHAI. MAItlCKTS.
Coiiil I tldti of Trnilc ami ( Itiotntluim
nn Slnplc anil Fancy I'roiluco.
1X(1.S OKHl Block. 12'tc.
1IUTTKH Common in fair. 9311c : ffparntir
crenmery , Me ; gathered creamery , UOlOc.
VKAlCIiolce fat. SO to IK ) ib.1. , quoted nt So ;
larKo nnd ooan-e , 4y. > c.
DniWSKI ) I"OUI.TUY Chicken * . CJj7o. turkey -
key * , S 10 ; iceese , 7Mc | ducks , 7jic. (
OAM13 Small rabbits , per iloz. , 7Jc ; large ,
$1.23 ; BiulrreU , WSTOOo.
PIOKON8 Uvc. 75c ; d id pigeon * not wanted.
HAY Upland. JC.r.0 ; midland. r > .JO ; lowland.
J5 ; rye straw , tl : color makes the price on hay ;
llKht bales sell the best ; only top Krades bring
top prices ,
.
CEUKIIY Good stock , large , 40c : wnall. lift
30c.
ONIONS-I'er bu. , tl.
HKANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. , $ l.MJ
l.S < ) .
SWEI5T POTATOES-Kanfns , -pcck bbU , .
J2.JO ; fnncy Mllscntlne , It-peek bbl . , 13.23.
fAllllAli-Oood ! ( stock , per IU. me.
I-OTATOER Home srown , 5Oc : ; western
stock , 70c ,
KIIUITS.
Al'l'l.KS TVInter stock. t3.no 3.5 ! ! ; California
ncllelleiir , lioxi-s , $1. 1 ; Colorado Jonntlmna ,
\mxt-i , J1.75 : Oreuon. Ixixes , It.li.
CllANHKnUtKS-.Isisej-s , per Mil. , J7.00P7.S3'
Wlaconnln Hell and UuRle , ; .W 7.73 ; Wisconsin
Ili-ll nnd Cherry , JC.
aUAI'is Mnlni-an l .CCWIt.CO.
TitopirAi. rnurrs.
OUANOKS-Mexicim , per box , J2.7SQ3.00 ; Cali
fornia navels , S3.l ff.1.:3.
I.lJMONP-fnlirornla , fancy , .M : cholco. II.
BANANAS f'ho'co. Inrcc Block , ror bunch.
f2.OOJf2.25 ; metltum sized bunches. J1.7DU2.00.
JHSCULUANEOUS.
NUTS Almond * , per Ib. , 'arse size , 12tJ15c ;
small. He ; HrazllE , per Ib , , DtflOc ; EnKllth wal
nuts , per II ) . . fancy soft shell , IDQll1 : : stand-
Urdu , SU9c ; filberts , per ID , , ] 0o : pecnns , polished ,
medium , C77c ; extra Inigc , g@9c ; Inrun hickory
nut.- . )1.0 < Ki7l.lO per bu. ; small , | 1.2"iri.3i ; per
bu. ; cocoanutn , per 100 , (1 ; peanuts , ruw , H'ij5',4e ;
nmsted , OSCV4&C.
KIOS Imported fnncy , 3 crnwn , ll-lb. boxes.
lltj ; ft crown , 44-lb. boxes. HfflSc ; 2-lb. boxes. 12
CMC 1'cr box ; California , lu-lb. box , tl.
1 ! ON BY Choice white , Jc ; Colorado amber. 1"
.
KRAUT-IVr blil. . Jl : half bb. . , t2.juf,3S.
MAl'I.R SYIIUP-KIVH- . rans. nch. J2.73 ;
ml cnns , pure , per < ! oz. , * 12 ; Imlf-Bal. cans ,
(6.2 : ; quart cans. t3.o ,
DATRS-Hnllowee. CO to 70Jb. boxes , c ; Salr ,
6VJc : Knrd. 9-lb. luxes. c.
it TVr hi"w" ' : J.bN , J3.23.
rnumi MRATS
DHUSSllD BEKK Gooil native steers. CHc ;
Road forequorlers steers , 5io ! ; sooj hindquarters
slrers. SHc. western steers. We ; fincy heifers ,
Sile : K"od heifers , Cc ; teed foreqtmrtcrs heifers ,
rc ; Rood hlndcjimrtcrs heifers , EC ; Rood cows.
54c : fair cows , O',4c ; cow foreiiuarters. 4HC ; cow
lilnil < iunrtcrn. 7c
I1I2UK CUTS IlaiiKlnp tenderloins. 4140 ; ribs ,
Xo. 1 , lie ; rlbt , No. 2 , fcc ; ribs , No. 3 , Glsc ; steer
routnls. 7e ; cow rounds , GV c ; cow rounds , shank
off. 74e ? ; cow rounds , shank nnd rump off , $ c ;
trlmmlnK ! * , 4Vc ; beef slmnk9 , 3c ; brntns , per
doz. , 33c ; sweetbreads , pIb. . , 12V4c ; sweetbreads
icalvi-s ) . per Ib. . 40c ; kidneys , per doz. , 33 ? ; ox
talli , each , 3c ; livers , per Ib , . ZVJc : hearts , per Ib. ,
2 ! > c ; lonKUes , I > er Ib. , 12Vjc : calf livers , each. 33c ;
ealves , whole carcass or sides. 3 : : cnlf head and
feet , scalded , per set. 75c ; tenderloins , fresh , ISc ;
tenderloins , frozen. ICc ; boneless strips , fresh ,
IDc ; bonelens Ftrlps. frozen. 9c ; strip loins ,
fresh. So ; strlu loins , frozen , Ce ; rolls , Iwne-
less. 9o ; rolls , ipencer cuts , 9o ; sirloin butts.
boneless , jc ; slte'ililer clods , boneless , 6c ;
runii | butti , Innelets. Ii4c ; No 1 chucks , 5c ;
No , 2 chucks. 4'ie ; No. 3 chuck * , 4e : bnne'csfl
chucks. 41.45 ; cc v plates , 2'lc ; steer plates , 4c ;
Hank ste.nk. CHo ; 'olns. ' No. 1. 13c : lolnn. No 2 ,
10c ; lilns. No. 3. 71c ; short loins , muiket style' 2c
abtivo loins ; short loins , hotel Mylc . above
9c ; lamb 1 S'B , ICc ; br < vms and flews ,
tonKuen , each , 3c ; foreiiuarters , fie.
rOItlv Dressed pigs. Wtfc per Ib. : dressed lions
o'.ic ; tcmlerlolnn 14c ; lofif' , short. Ce ; lonjr. CUc ;
cparw ribs , Ic ; ham fautttKu butts. 5)ic ; lloston
ImttSi oUc ; shoul > Jfriirousli , 3e ; shoulders.
vklnned. oc ; trlnimlnp 41 0 ; leaf lord , not ren-
deivd. , " ' 4c ; heads , clepned. 4c ; fnouts and cars ,
So ; ne khones. 2c"sllii ; ; b nes. 2ijc ; cheek meat.
IVie : neck bones , 2c ; IIRS' | tails. 3u ; pluclts , each ,
5c ; chlttetllngs , So ; boclis. 4o : hearts , per doz. ,
23c ; ct maclis each , 3c ; tongues , each , 7c ; kid
neys , per iloz. , lOc ; brnlns , per Uoz. loc * pl > * s'
feet , per doz. . lie ; livers , each , 3c ; bog rinds ,
3c ; blnde bon , Cc.
HlOr-'S. TALt/JW , ETC.
II IDIiS No. 1 green hides. 7c ; No. 2 green
hides , Cr ; Na. 1 salted hides , 9c ; No. 2 green
slted hides , Sc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs , ,
lOc. ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 ' 15 Ibs. , EC.
HHREI" VKUTS Unvm soitrfd. each.
green xalled shearlings ( Ehort wooled early
skliu ) . cuca , 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry Hint Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per ll . actual
weight. 4iiDc ; dry Hint , Kansus and -Vfliras'.ui
murrain wool pells , per Ib. , actual weight. 2&
4j ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool peln , per
Ib. , cctual welirht , 4ff5c ; dry Hint C-ilorado
murrain wool pelts , per Hi. , actual weight. 31c.
TAI.I-OW , OIIKASK. ITC. Tollow. I-'o. 1 ,
3c ; tallow. No. 2. 2ftc ; rough tallon ivia ;
ivhlte grease. 2Vs'if24C ; yellow and brown trease ,
.
KIJHS Ite. r ( black or brown ) , t5.00-JSO.00 :
otter. tl.MtS.OO ; mink , ISiSCOc ; beaver Jl.tO
iJO.OO ; skunk. ISc , Kc , Vic- muskrat , Sc. ic , 7o ;
raccoon , 15.Vc ; red fox , 20c.7ijl.13 ; Rr y fox ,
J5W50c ; wolf ( tK.iber ) , 5cOJ2.tO ; wolf prairie
: oyotei. lOJfJiV ; wildcat , 10325c ; badeer. CO40c ;
illvcr fnx , J50.0037f..OO.
St. I.ntilM ( iiMicrn
ST. IX > t'IS ' , Ki > b. 9.rrf > LOl'H Very ruilel ;
hlph'T In sympathy with Wwiil ; patentB , tl.'Ojp
4.tM ; FlralRhts , tl.W84.50i'c ; , Jl.2j ; medium ,
t3.M J3.75. 7 * % ; > .
WHlirVT1'nsoitled nd Irn-eular. closlnir U f
5ic below ymteiilajr : N - 2 cnh , elevator , 9Hic ;
track , 9f.iiti7'4cFebruacy ; , 5VJc ; May , WHO1
? r , c : July. Kttc ; Nn.hard. . " SUffaoiic.
rOHN Vnsettleillidr -fcnkJ No : 2 cnsli. 26 ? c ;
Kcbmnry.c bldHMayiiie ; July , 28Vlu
OATS Slow but Hrmr No > * cash , elevator , Slo ;
track. SlHf-Sc ! ; Kchrunry. Sle bid ; llay. aJo ;
July. 23o : No. 2 while. Me.
ItyK Kirmcr. 471ic.
IIAIUjKY Quiet ; sample lots of Iowa , 50c ;
Minnesota , 49c.
ftKKIW KI XM ! ] , Bteady. tl.21',4 ! timothy
sre < l , JJ.S5 < a J73. ;
. . ) .
roitNMKAI/-Klrm. t1.40fl1.Ri
1IHAN Quiet ; racked lots , nn east track , We
nt mill , S fTCOc.
HAY Quiet ; prairie , J4.COS8.23 ; timothy , 7.M
( JI0.09.
llUTTUn Quiet ; cri-.iniery , 15@19'tc ; dairy , f
.
K.OOS 1/iwer , lie.
WHISKY- Steady , J1.1J.
rOTTONTI I'V 7flc.
PtlOVlSIOJTR I a'd. Hrm , tl.M. Frailer , nrm ,
IJ.EO. I'ork. hlirher. Jlfl.CO for standard. Ixird ,
hlBher ; iirliiu1. ft. SO ; choice , tl.9'1. llaron and
dr ) ' fait meats , better ; Ivicnn , jrblilnir unles ex-
trn short clear ( boxed lnt ) . t12i r3.7 : , : clear
ribs. r..7.1 | 5.S7H ; clear | de , ri.87'.5 Tl.00. ! Dry
Mil mcnU , Jnbblnjr ealeff Bhoulders Ihnxed lotE ) ,
t4 75W3.i ( < ) : extra short clear , tJ.OOfl''i.Zi ; ribs ,
J3.l2'3.37ti ' ( ; clear Hides. J52J03.CO.
HKCKIITH Klour. .WO bbU. ; wheat , 13,000
bu. ; com. 127.0CO bu. ; oats. 63.000 bu.
KHII'MENTS Klour. 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 19,000
bu. ; corn , 75.0W bu , ; cm , ZJ.OOi ) bu.
U'cnriCoiiinilNMloii Coiiiiiniiy.
OMAHA OKKIOK , Keb. 9.-Today' wheat mnr-
liet WIIH fpsmuixllc and fiibject to rudden changes
iif it runK of nearly le. Ifeirly Ijtvrpool ndvlriM
reported their market nt 5 d advance , und Inter
cable * lui\ved a further advance of ? id. The
trade wa very much . broadur nd ome very
prominent holders of large long Interests Bold
durlnir the advance , Toward the close there won
Bcmui heavy realizing" , which depreaieil the market -
ket to the lowest jiolnt , f > f th day. The demand
for con unijitl"n wan good "during- the ntlre ses.
elon , there also belni ; i\n Improvement notlcwl
In en port trade , which ha l > e < n luivln r a. turn
for the better durlnir thir' entire week , The mar
ket at the Ciena tonight , while It wan somewhat
lower , wn ttroiiK. un l the demand wntlnue *
irood. It Hhould affoiM Kood rralphiK opportuni
ties during the day tomorrow from either > lde.
Howe\-er wo favor buy-lntc rather than nclllng
omunil tonlRht'a clcslnw fleure * .
May wtieat closed t TifiWo and July at 8IHc ,
Heci-lpls today , C7 cara ; estimated tomorrow ,
64 earn ,
Corn was etronir In Hjmipathy with wheat , , and
while It did not net so quickly It 1 * chnwlnv an
advancing1 tendency nnd Is 'Raining friends.
May porn clo ed at ne ) Vo , bid nd July nt
c.
pU today , COS cars ; estimated tomorrow ,
cni car * .
O.iu are Independent nnd oppear to be trav
eling their own pill ri-satdltos of the other
cereals
Mty cloted at JIKOJ'lio and July oats at
liict'lpts'today , K3 carij estimated tomorrow ,
SIi ) can.
NKW OUWMNS , Keb. 9.-HOC1 PHOniJCTS-
Flrm Pnrk. * landard meas , J11.75. I ird , refined
tierce , } 3.87Wt4.W ; pure lard. (5.12 > l. Hex d
meat * , dry Holt shoulders. II.S7UCT5.CX ) : ldce ,
t5.37HIi.W. Uacon. clear rib sides. J8.a.
COKKBR Illo. ordinary to fe.tr. 7H 9c ,
niCB-KIrm ; ordinary to cno.1. 3HO > l e.
--JCilra. fancy , $4.6004.70 ; patent * , J4.W
COIi.NMRAI.-M.C5ai.70.
n XN-70o.
HAY Prime. KOUHc : oholce. 14 < I14H < *
COIIN No. 2 parkwl white , 3707Ho ; mixed , I
3 Ho : yrilow , J HC 7c.
OATS No. t aeked , 3o JJOVc.
llnltliiiuri * MiirUt'U.
HAI.TIMOBB. yeh. . KIXUR-Qulet , rimAy
and unchanged * wtfrn < up mne. tJ.SciffJ.W :
ivMtern extra. .H.4vK < h < > ; n-etttrn family. J4.40
O4.75 ; winter wheat- patent * , JI.Sotf5.00 ; iprlnx
patents , t-7.KWi.30 ; n'rlnp wheat stm'ltlitd ' , JI.50
Ui.05 ; recelpia. 6,19 bbl .i exports , nnne
WHHAT-flrm. ft > l nnd month , IO > 4C icj
Mnivh , tl.V 81.00U. May , 7 < iff9 ei f te mcr No.
2 re-1 , KVtWXi ic. Itecelptf , 44 , < iJ bu. ; export * .
ynjfO bu. touthorn whent , by sample , 3 O
ll.ras ; southern wheat , tinRraaed , W4fl < c.
COIl.V Klrm ; r t , 3Sm3Mo ; month , IJ igi
XJHc ; March , JJUfJMti- ; steamer mixed , 3J\o
bid ; recelptn. 1M.M9 bu. : export' , 177,331 bu. ;
southern % vlilto corn , sauwtjcj wuthem yellow ,
.
OATS Klrm ; No. I white , SOflJOttc ; No. I
mixed , 2StJJH receipts , lit ; bu.j exports ,
nono.
HYB Plrmer : JJo. 2 nenrhy , 64'iP ; No. 2 we tom -
om , r. ' c ; receipt" , J.491 bu.s export * , none.
HAYBBSSJ rtiolee timothy , | lt.&oM3. < X ) .
OltAtN I'llEIOIITS Quiet ; * team to Uvrr-
l xil , per 1m. , 3141 Mar h.
I1UTTKH Quiet ; fancy creamery , Zlc ; fancy
Imitation. 1frI7c ; fancy Indie , lie ; good ladle ,
1SB14 < ? store pirkeil , 12W1IC.
! * infl quiet ; freh , 17c.
CHBI13I1 Slen.ly ; fancy New York , lame , S { ?
lOc ; fancy New York , medium , lOfllO'.ic ; fancy
New Vork , gmall. WigiO'.ic.
llv Tmnl |
LlVKHl-OOIi. Keb. 9. WH HAT Spot. Hrm :
No. 2 red western , winter , 7s JOHd ; No. 1 red
northern , sprlnp , Ss.
DO11N Siiot , nrm ; American mixed , new , 3s
4'iJ American mlxc.l , old , 3 * 4V4d : future * wcne
steady ; Kcbruary , Is 3Hd ; March. 3 2Hd.
HOI'S At London , Pacific const , 4 15s ©
5 HX
KWJUIl at , Ixmh fancy winter , firm nt 8s 9d.
I'llOVlSlONS lleef , flrm ; extra India mesa.
< y33 ; prime mp s , t'.i 6.1. . Pork , firm ; prlmo
mess , fine western , 47 * dl ; flno medium , western ,
4-.J. Hams , short cut , steady at 3 s M , llaron ,
Hrm at 31 6d ; short rib * , firm at SOs 6d ; lone
clear middles , llKlit. Hrm at 29 * d ; lonu clear
middles , heavy , llrm nt 29sj short clear I ck8 ,
Hrm nt 28s ; clear bellies , flrm at 32s 6d. Shoul
ders , square , firm , at 2tt Cd. Lnrd , prime west
ern. firm nt 2S W.
fit BUSK American , finest white nnd colored ,
4U.
4U.TAUOWPrlnu
TAUOW-Prlnu ? city , flrm nt 19 < .
OILS-Oottonrced oil. Liverpool reflneJ , dull nt
15s. Tun < entlne splrll * . flrm at 24s 6d. llosln.
common , steady at 4 * 1VW.
N Clly ( Srnln nnil I'rovlslonx.
KANSAS CITY , Keb , WHnAT-denerully
about Vic higher ; active for best : poor grade *
slow ; soft , firm : No. I hard , S9c ; No. 2 , SSfff9c
No. 3. S4HS7c ; No. 1 red , 93c : Xo. 2 , 91S93c ; No.
3 , S7HWS9C ; No , 2 sprlmt. S5n 7c ; No. 3 , MJlslo.
COIIN Active nnd ViBiic higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
23c.
23c.OATS
OATS Choice , nctlvo , but steady ; No. 5 white ,
"
HYK-Stendy ; No. 2. 4.1Hc.
HAY Steady and quiet cluilce timothy , JS.60S1
9.00 ; choice prairie , J7.W-37.2o.
IHTTBK Active , but steady ; creamery , ISc :
dolrf , 12W14c.
HOBS Almut rlendy : fresh , 12c.
UI.jniJIITrf Wheat , Cl.COO bu. ; corn , 72,100 bu. ;
cats , 3.nf > l bu.
S1HPMUNTS Wheat. J5.000 bu. ; corn , 33,700
bu. ; oils , 4 , CCO bu.
CliK'ltiiuttt
CINTINNATf. Keb. 9. FLQtm-DuB.
WH MAT Klrm : No. 2 he < l , 951ic.
COIIN Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 2&c.
OATS Quiet , nrm ; No. 5 mixed , 20o
HYI3 Steady ; No. 2 , 49c.
PIlOVIS10NS-I > ard , flrm. tl.83. Hulk ments ,
llrm. blirher. S".0) ) . Ilacon. linn. S3.75.
WHISKY Stendy , t.19.
IHTTTEK Unchanged ; Illgln croamerr , 21c ;
Ohio , UfflSc ; ilalrj' , lOc.
SITQAU Quiet.
nr.OS Weak , lower. 1lc.
CHCnSB Quiet , steady.
firnin ItocclnlM nt I'rlnuliinl SlnrUots.
MI. NriAl'OI.IS. Keb. 9. Ilecelpts ; Wheat , 293
ciilOAOO , Keb. 9-Recelpts today : Wheat , C7
cnrs ; corn , 503 cars ; osts , 2K cars. Kstlmated
cnrlots tomorrow : Wheat , Cl care ; corn , 400
cnrs ; cata. 22) cars.
ST. IJOUIS , Keb. 9. Ilecclpts : Wheat , 19
DUI.UTir , Feb. 9. Ilecelpts : Wheat , D3
ears.
I'lillnili-liililii I'roilnoc.
PIHI.Ami.PHlA. Feb. 9. IUrTTK.Il Fair de
mand ; fnncy western crenmery , 20Vc ,
KRGS Dull nnd 2Vfcc lower ; fretl'i nearby , 14 { ?
14V.e ; fri-sh wpftorn , llffHUc.
C'HBESB Steady : New York factor } ' , choice.
; New York factor- , fair to good ,
TOLnOO. Keb. 9. WHEAT-Easy ; No. , c 8h.
944e : May , x > , c.
O UN Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 29c.
OATS Uncha nped.
nYK Pull : No. 2. cash. 49c.
CLOVEIlSEEU-Steady ; prime. J3.1214 bid.
Dt'trolt Mnrkft.
PETUOIT. Feb. 9.-WHEAT No. 1 white und
No. 2 red. 9llc : Mnv. 9. > c.
CORN No. 2 mixed. S0.5.
OATS No. 2 white. IS'.ic. '
11YE No. 2 , We.
Snn Prniiplsipn Wlioiit .lln > rket.
PAN KRANCIRCO. Fob. 9.-WHEAT Inactive ;
December. J1.3H1 ; May , J1.S9.
STOCKS Axn noxos.
After Smut ; Ho iv > " lcllncN Mnrlcet
Inkosi n Itciniirknlilc Itnlly.
NEW YOniC , Feb. 9. The most notable feature
of the stock market today was the strong rally
In the fifteen minutes of trading. After 2 o'clock
the bears started a , raid , apparently wltth nn 0,7-
sreKSlvo dclermlna-tlon to shake out weakly mar
gined holdings and to reach stop loss ordem.
They seemed to succeed admirably In forcing-
down prices , destines ransliii- from 1 to 2 polnto
all through the list , but the uppcunuici * ot sup-
pun at the luw level led to a covering movu-
in.'iil , which became a rush and the closlni ; w.m
very HUe a rout of the bears. Subitantlal re
coveries wee scored very Renernlly and In a
largo number of cuai'a the earlier declines were
entirely wiped out. The maiKet wns one of up *
and doims all day. the opentnt ; ahowliiR numer-
OUH signs of henvlnexs In splto of a higher mnce
of prices reported from Ixindon. The bulls
promptly offured support and ralllnl , the murKei
holding up tu noon , when a tendency to realize
sent prices downward again. 'lUiu Cuban sltua-
tlun discouniKed agrircKHtvu tactics on the part of
the bulls , the professional trudera being disposed
tt > realize nil day. There waa u decrease In th
volume of business also , and a falling otf In tlio
outside Interest. The declines , however , brought
nut fc-oad buylnt ; . Michigan Central , Northwest
ern and Omaha showed special signs of strength ,
and the local street railway companies also ad
vanced quite vigorously. Union I'aeinc securllli-s
w ro all quite Ktrontf , the advance apparently
helne due to u belief that the rcarRunlzatlon
cummltteo had concluded to secure Ihe Kansas
division even nt the government's own terms.
Gn'.it Northern prcfened was conspicuous for n
reaction of nearly 4 points from Its recent re
markable advance. lullman waa marked up 3Vj
points on email transactions and Itubber pre
ferred scored a sharp advance. .London boucht
stocks here on balance.
Money continued to rule below 114 per cent for
call loans and there were rejKirla of large loons
for u year at 34 ! per cent. The withdrawal of
tlio 10 per cent Installment of the government
deposit of Union 1'aclllo payment wns reflee'ed
In n credit balance at the clearing house for the
subtreasury of JCS2.10) . The HUbtreosury liab
been having a dally debit balance nt thu clear-
InK house of tOOJ.'XK ' ) or upward for some time
past The plethora of money was not ap
preciably relieved by the operation. KterlliiB ex
change hardened nn additional fraction. The
current demand for exchange Is believed to be
duo to sr > me largo financial operations Involving
settlements abroad. ,
The hpeculntlve bonds showed a reactionary
tendency In sympathy with stocks , but prlce.-i of
bonds for the most oart held flrm. Total sales ,
J4,230,0 . United Slates old 4s , coupon , and the
new 4s , registered , were Vd lower bid.
The Evening Post's London financial cabl
says : Ixird Salisbury's speech last night failed
to stimulate the stock markets here today. They
were Idlt- and dull. The rumor that the differ
ences between the Orand Trunk nnd the
Canadian I'aelllc have been arranged cannot b
conllrmed. Knlllrs were suddenly flat nt the
cltno nn sales on President Kruger's re-election
Amerlntns opened above the parity with but
little heart. They recovered later on New York
buying and cloned steady. Discounts advanced
perceptibly today nnd the market borrowed
largely from tlm bank. There wns a sharp de
cline In Greek exchange.
Following lire the closing quotation * of the
leading1 stocks on the New York market today ;
AtchlHon Hawaiian Com Co. Hfi
do pfd St. 1' . & Urn 7I1U
llaltlmoro.t Ohio. . do pfa 14f >
Canada I'aolflo St. P.M. AM i : < 5
CanadaSoutnoru. So , I'.iclllo 10M
Central Paclllc M So. Railway 9U
ChoH.&Omo.v ilo pfd 31H
Clilc.iKO.V Alton. . . .lUil Tox.is K p.iclflo. . . . 11H
C..11.&Q 10IK Union IMcltlc 3 OH
U. I > . D. AiO R <
C.C.C. & St b 3UN Wliu.vili 7
ilo pfd 80 ilo pfd 1SH
D l. 4 Hudson m 4 Wheel. & L. E 2H
Del. L. As W IBil Wheel. A L. E. pfd 1.1
Don.&ntoG in.U AdaniH Kx 103
dopfd SIH AmnrleRii Kx 110
Erie ( uo\v ) Hilt Unltnl Steles Ex. . . 4:1 :
KrlnlBtpfd * \H \ WclUPareo Kx..ll.'i
Ft , Wimia 171 A. Cot. Oil 'Jll
( JroatNorthornpfd.lOU do pfd 71 !
HorklnrVallov. , . . ' " ' Am. bplrltn . 7H
llllnolacontr.il. . . . 10.V Am , Pplrlta pfd. . . 21
Lake Krln It Vf. 17N Am , ToDacco. , , '
dopfd 7HH lib iSfn.T..v. . . , ; ; . us
Lake Shorn. . People's Una DIM
Conn. ( Ins 18814
Manhattan _ Com.OabloCo 180
Mut. St. lly 1H1H Col. K. 4 Iron 23K
Mlcliliran Cmtral..ira > do pfd 70
Minn. & St. L ' 'n OOM. Klfcmo 371C
do 1st pfd H5H Illinois Stool . . . .
LaCledo Uas 44
ilobllciOhto 31' ' Load ariH
Mo.K. iT 13' ' uo nfd 10H1
do pfu. . ! 1 Nat. Lin. Oil 1H
Chi. , Iml. &L IV Ori'iron Imp. Co. , , , . U8H
dopfd 33 PacltlcMall. , , 31U
N.J. Contr.il U.V Piiilman 1'al isi ;
N.V.Onntral 110 Silver Ourllllcatoa. . COH
N. Y. Chi. A St. L. , U Stinu.Uopo ! &T , , . . 3H
dolstprd 7H
.
, ' " ' ' "
do'Jdpfd HI do old' . , . . , . . . ll'J
NorfolltA Woatorn llll T. O. i iron i5U
No. Amor , Co , , . , , , , 6 . U. S. Leather 7
No.l'.tulllc 21144 do pfd or ) :
dopfd 7lJ U. 3. Rubber : 17M
Oniarloi W 17- do pfd DhilJ
Ore. 1L ANov Cl Weuteni Union. , . . 01H
fire. Short Line'IK NortlnvoBteni. . , . , .1'8W
1'llUburc J01) ) dopfd 170
Ite.idmir 2m Ilto Orando West . ' "J
Hock Inland Dili do cfd GUU
S.L.&S. P. 7ti Chlcaro-GrP.lt W. . 13U
ito Utpfd B7)i ) S. L.i 8. W. . . . . . . 4k
St. 1'aul UMit St. L. AS K.Vd pfd 0)7 )
do pfd. . . . . . . . . . .HUH Kuadlnif 1st pfd. . . . 01
Tola ) sales of stock * today , SX.SW ( hare * , in-
eludingAtohlBon ; prefern l , 10,740 ; Ctieai > eake
& Ohio , 3,037 ; ChlcJOT , Hurllngton & Qulncy.
90,916 ; Denver & Ilia ( Irnnde preferred , 3.CM ;
I a proferrixl , fl.TW ; Isiulivlll * A Nashville ,
Manhattan , XI.KO : Metropolitan , Si.MO :
- - Central , 3.154 ; JteadlnK preferred. 3.150 ;
Kanuu & Texu prefufrcJ , J.CW ; "
.Sail Frinii'lucii Mining Qiinliittniis.
SAN TOANCISno , Feb. fl.-Tlie ollk'lnl closing
auotntlons on mining stocks todny were na fol
lows :
New York Hilling Ui
NKW YORK. 1'Yli. 0. The following nro tlic
closing mining quotations ;
CholUr : < A Ontario 'J.3II
Crown I'olnt 10 Oiililr. 40
Con.Cal. .t Vn. . . . HO Plvinoutti 8
Jtelihvoo-l Ill ) QutokHllver 100
0 on ulJc Curry 20 Quicksilver DM. . . S.'il )
Hnle.tNoiv.ross. . ltd Slorr.iNovii'tn. ' . . . 00
HoinoHtano .T700 StnnrtaM 1BO
Iron Silver 40 Union Con sr >
Mexican 'JO Yellow JaokotJO
Imill nil S ( cc CiuntntloiiK.
IX3N1X3N , I'eb. 9. 4 p. m. CIoBlns :
Consols , in'v ll'J1 .
Consols , itcct. . 112 11-10 N Y. Ccntr.il 12IH *
Can. Pactltc HI Pennsylvania 01) <
Rrio Hl Ho.-tcllnz 11 | (
Erlu'iln I'.IH Mox. Con. now 4a. . (14 ( i
111. Contr.il IDS ) AtchlHon 13H
Mi'Mcanorrtmarv. . 'Jl L.&N 01W
ll.Ml SlhVCH Dull nt 20 J-ICa per ounce.
MON13Y 2" " < , S2 uer cent.
The rate of UU'-ount In the open market foil
short hills , 2 % per cent ; for thfee months' bills ,
2H-1G&2X per cent. ,
KliiiiiielnlOON' ( ' .
"
O1IAHA , I'eli. , CIearlnK- , < 703.C39.43 ; Ual-
nn-ees. 5W.C3S.9I. '
CIUCAaO. Feb. 9.'lcarlnss , Ji9.45S.10t ) . New-
York cschunpe. W o illfcounti'posti'il rates. SI.S4
anil ? 1.SG',4. ' ! itocl < H quite active ! ' Nntlonnl Ill -
oult anil West Hide Ixinds In cppoclal do-mnnd ;
.Uloy I. , C1V4 ; niimonil Matcli , 142 ; I ihe Street
U H- % ; New York lilfsult , C4Ti"North : Chloaeo ,
2ii : Strawlionnl , 33' : Weft ( , 'hlqsfio , 9D % .
XR\V YORK. Tcb. 9. Cl arlnKS , 1C2.51OS1 ! ;
lalanoi. , Jill.414,437.
' 1JOSTON , Pcb. 9. Clearings , } 19S2S,762 : bal
ances. S1.S71.37S.
ajAI/n.MOHIi Keb. 9. Clt-arlngx , J2.97I.910 !
bHlKIVCI'P , J407.000.
I'HILADHLl'IIIA. I > b. 9.-CleArlngs. ? 12.1C . -
104 : bnlanops , JlfOI,7C9. ' '
MliMl'IllR. Tenn. . Kob. n. Clearlnfrs , $ V,9,093 ;
lalanccs , J17.,02 > . New York exchanBe , selling
at SI.M premium.
ST. LOITI.S , I'Vb. D. Clcarlnes. J1.S73.8S5 ; bal-
niices. 1472,270. Money , sttailyiU.6B8 per cent ;
exchange on New York , 121 3 discount bid , i > ar
aked. 11
I'ori'lj-vii Fliiu iyiiU.
IX > NTX > N , Feb. 9. GoIJ la quoted nt Ilucnos
Ayrca today nt 159.
PATHS , Keb. 9. Prices opened firm on the
bouraa today , but transactions were restricted
throughout anil business clc ed easier on reports
of the trouble * In the cnurt at Justice. Italian
pecurltlea nnil Spanish 4s were maintained , and
Turks were In frootl demind on the conciliatory
attitude of Itussm , but they eased nt the close
of buslneps on un ntlsfnctory advices from Tur
key. Three per cent rentes , 103f U4c ! for the
account : exchange on London 2f > f 2.V2 for checks.
11KHLIN. Keb. 9. Huslness was dull on the
bourse today , despite more favorable political
news. Tlio disposition to realize wns only In
th case of Turkish securities. Greeks were
firmer In view of the npw guaranteed loan.
Aim-rlcim SrfMirMlrH In Lonilon.
LONDON , Keb. 0. The market for American
securities , after a dull and rather w ak openIng -
Ing , was moro active nnd firmer , with a general
speculative demand. There were large purchases.
Wool Miirkotx.
11OSTON. Felt. 5. WOOL Quotnf Ions :
Ohio nml Pennsylvania lleeces , X nnd above ,
27Tr2Sc ( ; XX , 20c ; XX nnd above , 3003lc ; delaine ,
207f31c ; No , 1 combing , ! Off3Ic ; No. 2 combing ,
) OI31c. Michigan , WUconpni , ets. X Michigan ,
24c ; No. 1 Ml hlean combing , 2 c ; No. 1 Illinois
combing. 19c ; No. 3 Michigan combing , 2Srff : c ;
No. 2 Illinois combing , 2823c. Unwashed me-
ilium Kentucky quarter-blood combing. lie Ken
tucky nnd Indiana three-eighths blood combing ,
2W2ie ; Missouri quarter-blood comblnB , 22W23o ;
Missouri three-eighths blood combing , 23f24c ;
braid enrobing , 21c. Lake nnd OeorclH. 23S24r.
Texas Wools Spring medium (12 ( months ) , lcj
Ific : scoured price , 43f45c ; niring line (12 (
months ) , ISOlSo ; scoured , COJTMe. Tcrrltor > '
Wools Montana line medium and fine , ICiTlSc ;
scoured , 4Sffl.r > On ; staple , Sllf..So. Utah , Wyoming ,
etc. , fine medium and fine , 1fj17c ; routed , 48
{ fVe ) ; staple , V.'if3c. Aualralllan Wools Scoured
basis comblnK , supe.rnne . , 7lJCr72e : combing , good ,
43JJOSO' combing , average , C2g'C5c. Queensland
combing , CSo.
HT. 1X > IIIR. Vftt. . AVOOIVenler ; medium.
14'i0203 : light fine , 12i.4JlC4c ! ; heavy fine , 7'/-iO
ISVfcc ; tub washed , I2ff30c.
Oil Miirltetx.
OIL CITV , Feb. 9. Credit balanees , C5o ; c r-
tlflpatoH opened at CCHc bid for cash ; first trait * ,
LOO ) bbln , cnsli nt WVJSTCOo ; at the clone. .2,000
bbls. caKh were sold at Tie ; doting bid , 725o ! for
cn h und 73lv for regular ; shipment * , C9.C30
bid * . ; runs. 10I.7C6 bblg.
WILMINOTON , Keb , 9.-OlLS-Splrlt of tur
pentine , nothing doing and unchanged. Itosln.
firm at tl.2031.23. Crude turpentine , quiet at
tl.Wrl.OO. Tar. steady at 91 .
CUAH.IMSTON , Feb. . OIIvS-Turpentlne ,
llrm nt 32a bid ; sales , none , llosln , firm and
unchanged ; sales , none ,
SAVANNAH. Feb. II. OILS Bptrlls of turpentine -
tine , linn at 32jo bid ; wiles , 3 blil * . ; receipts ,
124 bhU. llosln , nrm , with a higher tendency ,
no ale reported ; receipts , 1,75 bbls. ; quota *
tlcms unchanged.
Rnllforiiln Dried Fruit * .
NTJW YOUK. Feb. 9. CALIFORNIA D1HI7D
FIIUITS Steady. Kvnporated 'appleu. ' common ,
f > If7ijc ; prime wire tniy , SVjo : wooil dried prime ,
S o ; choice. S ic ; fancy , 9f9Uc , 1'nines , 3 > 58c.
Apricots , Itoyal. Wf3V4o ; Jloor Park , VQllc.
I'eachwinpeoled , 7&l c ; peeled , Itg20c.
InilliiiiiiollH Llfp' HtiicU.
INOrANAl-OLIS. Keb , 9.-CATTJ.B-necelpU.
bOO head ; hlpmonts. fair ; market IP'S active ,
but average prlws about teady compared with
yesterday ; goo < l to prime utefre. I4.fcl4fli.25j fair
tu medium steer * . 14.6034. 6O ; . medium to good
utters , , OOlN,20 ; common' to good 3ocker | ,
. . .
HOGS necelptn. 7,000 head ! shipments. J.OOO
head ; market active , but not quite a high ai
yesterday morning ; all sold ; ' rooA to choice me.
ilium and heavy , 3.WS.97'frh7lxea ! , IJ.83W3.M ;
Peed to choice lil.-lilj. J3. ! f(3.MH ; common lltrnte ,
J3.sn 3. o.
SHiHl' Receipts , COD head ; ' uhlpmfntf. 405
liead ; market Kenerally lower ; eooii to choice
lamtM , t3 , OOQ5.40 ; common to 'medium Iambi.
lliC < r4.7S > common tttfff , . IJ.SGtf3.00 ; gooj
to cJioIco sherji , n,8e4.40 ,
1 ork
NKW YORK , -nEKVB,4-Reclpt , 1.MJ
head ; Bteent , J4.COffJ. ) ; tnn .and uxi-u. 13.42 ;
liull * . W.OOaJ.Cfi ; dry cuvrt , Si.156S.lB ; Kurcpean
cablen quute American stecn at 10V.fi lie idrrMt > > !
w lgtit ; rufrlRDiiitur Iwef m Hiil9 > i < * ; rxporlt
today , 20 beevfi and 4,22fi quariera of Ix-ef.
CAIATSi-IlcoelptH. l.SM licad ; Vfola. II.50J ?
.70 ; westerns. J3.2S4J3.W.
SUBKP AND LJVMUS-nereluti , C,1M heaflj
Mbeni. I3.0HN. ! * ) ; lamlit. 15.SiiJC.15 ,
C , J Ueadj luwcr at JI.Uffl.41
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MAIM I'
Another Good Run of Clock nnd a Pair
Trnds in All Pons.
GOOD DEMAND FOR THE BEEF CATTLE
I'rlrrsi I ) nil Re from Stomlr < " Strniin
Iluti'lier * Afllvo nnil Stnekrrn
Dull llogf. Sbinv Hut 1.It-
tie
SOUTH OMAHA , Feb. St. Upcclpts for the
days indicated were :
Cattlo. Hogn. Sheep. Horses.
February 0 2,747 C.977 5.4
February S 3,875 C,54t .1,371
February 7 1.7C9 2.SC9 C.SSO 20
February 5 791 B.G22 2,352
February 4. 1,393 6.3R2 2,534 24
February .1 1,999 4.219 C.9C3 1
February 2 31S2 C.112 4.330 S3
February 1 2..17J 7,3'S ' 3.H3T S
January 31 1,332 2.4SO 4.55G 2
January 29 743 4,527 1,708 M
January 2S 1,742 E.G10 2,431 20
January 27. . . , . . . , 2,774 0,313 6,255 . . . .
January 20 2.GSO 5,1.13 5 , 32 . . . .
January 25 2,437 5,731 4.532 9
January 21 J,74t 2,01.1 2.G25 . . . .
January 22 C97 7,629 4U'
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. . M. k St. 1Uy . .
O. & St. L. lly . .
Missouri Paclllc Uy. . . . . . . .
Union Pacific System. . . . 22 23 10
P. . B. & M. V. 11. 11 2t 29 C
S. C. & 1' . lly 2
C. , St. P. , M. & O. lly. . . . 14 5
11. & M. 11. 11. II 42 24 9
G. , U. & Q. Hy . .
1C. C. & St. J 3
C. , 11. I. & r. Uy. , east. . . . 4
C. , II. 1. & 1' . Uy. , west. . . 2
Total receipts 113 101 24
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing ttie num
ber of head Indicated :
13uyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 70 1,159 219
G. H. Hammond Co f.77 1.S21
Swift and Company CM 1SO 1,429
Cudahy Packing Co 530 1,123 1.492
P. D. Armour , Chicago 212 1.054
U. Hecker & Degan 4
J. L. Carey 2J
Ixibman & Huthschllds. , 7
W. I. Stephens 27
Beaten & Underwood. . . 44
IIuslDn & Co 20
Krebbs & Co G9
Livingston & Sctmler. . . 03
Swift and Co. , country 392
Hammond , Kansas City. 191 430
Cudahy. Kansas City. . . . CO
Cudahy. Milwaukee 229
Chicago P. Co. , Neb ,
city G4
H. Hamilton 1
Other buyers Ofi 1G
Leftover COO
Totals 2.C32 C.OOS 5,032
The soft weather lias placeil the yards In
bud condition , the accumulations of the
winter having been thawed out. A freeze
would be very grateful to handlers of cattle
and to all whoso business takes them Into
the yards.
CATTI-iE Yesterday's liberal run wns fol
lowed by quite largo receipts again today ,
11G fresh loads being reported In. A con
siderable proportion of the cattle here con
sisted of cornfed beeves , with a liberal
-sprinkling of stock cattle nnd cow stuff.
The large receipts , Instead of depressing
the market , seemed to have n beneficial
effect , und It was the most active market
In a good many days.
BEEF STE1211S Although the offerings of
beef cattle were larger than on most days
of late , they seemed none too largo for
the demand. The liberal receipts seemed to
attract additional buyers and both packers
and shippers were In the field. Uuyers
seemed to want the cattle and they did not
waste much time , but got down to busi
ness ut once. The alleys were soon crowded
with cattle moving : toward the scales , and
they remained that way until practically
everything was sold and welRhod up. The
prices paid were fully steady and even
strong on the most desirable kinds.
BUTCHERS' STOCK The market on
cows and heifers was In about the same
condition as the market on fat steers. The
buyers seemed to want all that there were
here , and the market was active and fully
steady , possibly strong In some Instances.
Bulls and stags sold about like yesterday.
Veal calves are bringing way up prices ,
the most desirable veals going readily at $0.
STOCK CATTLE The situation In the
feeder market was not so favorable to the
sellers as waa ttie case with fat cattle.
Yesterday speculators bought freely and
illled their pens with the expectation that
there would be a good country demand , but
the anticipated buyers from the country did
not materialize. The weather was dark
and rainy , which seemed to keep would-be
buyers out of the yards , The result was a
slow and lower market , and It was late
before the fresh arrivals were disposed of.
IJeprcsentatlve sales : ,
NATIVES
11KEF STHEUS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
. S70 J4 00 1..10CO J4 10 22..11GO Jl 20
.1158 4 20 24..1032 4 10 17. . . . 834 4 15
41. . .115S 420 23..1164 4 23 13..1181 4 2T.
21. . .1410 4 35 14..11S3 4 35 44..1037 4 'S
.1117 443 21..1iS7 410 18..13. . ! ) 475
G. . .1103 4 10 20.IO-3 4 13 5. . . . ! 93 4 20
.12SO 425 10. . . . SOT 4 S3 18..1410 430.
.1220 433 37..12S2 440 31..1487 470
20. .554 390 13..1101 390 1..KOO 400
.1010 400 20..1270 420 10..1223 420
.1000 420 24.1354 4 23 19..1083 4 25
.1172 4 25 19..1303 4 30 20..1101 4 30
lhan A eek ago. It beinga ge < M liberal nm
far the middle of the week.
Tli ( > market did not show much cltinge in
eoim > nred xvllh jesterdny. Itia.s. . however , n
little en ler , anil In consequence not very ac
tive. The tnt"t of the hogs soli ! t $3.70 , tlio
same as yesterday , hut the pri > | > ortlon of m't *
below that price Wfts Unjer today
Ilnivy loads wont t t3.C3fT3.70 , , the Mine
raniro ns yesterday , but with more sales at J3.61
nnd . 7'i.
The medium weight nmt light loads sold nt
tS.7om.tt. while the t > e t llaht Yesterday toM
ut > to t3.77U , and to J3.SO the day before.
The nvrrnge of nil the Kileriui A frnctlon
le.'i thnn yesterday , or nlmost So lower than on
Monday , which waa the high day of the year
to dnlo.
Ito/n / fold today 4Jc higher Ihnn one year nso.
Representative Mle.i :
l Sit . . . S M SO , .3 ) SO S C.1
IM 174 fO 3R > 23 391 40 SKI
: o s so jr.- 11 ss ? tco J M
43 SCO . . . 3 fij S3 353 . . . 3 BT'i
Cl 561 . . . S B7H 43 ZS.1 SO 3 C7U
10 340 . . . 3 S ? < 4 44. . . sra J40 S ( ! 7H
71 Sf.l ) 3 B7H 71 274 SO 3 C7't '
M 230 . . . 3 ( ! 7H CO 191 . . . J C7j
31 347 . . . 3 C7H S3 SI ? . . . 3 ; i {
M 274 SO 8 B7H f.7 276 200 3 7U
r.8 ! 5S 4-1 370 Bl 34J SO S 70
M 2S < ] SO .170 M J30 TOO 370
S7 277 . . . 370 43 SIS . . . 370
CI 2 < SO 3 70 45 2-,8 . . . 370
Cl 5S7 . . . 870 64 291 go S 70
fl SCl ! $ > 3 70 . . . . . . . . 40 3 70
M 379 . . . 3 70 1 ] Z67 . . . 3 70
63 273 200 3 70 Kl S10 40 i. 70
74 231 . . . 370 102 374 SO 370
C9 244 . . . 79 75 . . .Bl . . . 3 70
57 IKI . . . 370 71 S3 * . . . 370
CO 820 .1. 370 Ml 239 . . . 370
45 380 . . 370 89..v. ITS SO 370
63 2S2 40 370 (3 ( 249 ICO 370
( ! 3 2S 200 3 70 6S..CJ4 40 370
62 269 SO .170 f 7 2C.1 SO 70
73 244 80 3 70 12 : .i210 . . . 3 70
C4 2 . . . . .170 14 1,233. . . . 370
12 233 . . . 370 SS 3.13 . . . 370
KO 54t ICO S 70 71 240 40 370
f,8 233 . . . S 70 76 JM KO 370
73 23 ? . . . 370 f.9 320 ICO 370
40 R57 . . . 370 .25. , 322 . . . 370
41 323 40 370 32 330 SO 370
f,7 2S2 . . . 3 70 21 SW . . . 3 70
77 211 SO 370 t J27 120 .170
-2 3U 80 370 72 'V ) 40 370
M 2H7 . . . 3 7S\4 45 23 . . . 3724
73 247 . . . 372H U 23t . . . S 72V4
4H 317 . . . 372H C2 231 40 3 72
11 233 . . . 3 72H Cl 273 SO 3 72K
Jfl 2S2 SO S7ii 79 215 40 .1 72
f,7 2M . . . 3 72 > 4 79 22S 120 372
f,9 217 SO 3 72V4 C3 .237 . . . 3 72i !
Cl ! 220 . . . 375 S3 ISO . . . 373
72 2.11 . . . 37r 70 228 . . . 373
t,9 , ISO . . . 373 10H 220 . . . 3 73
111 I'.X ' ) . . . 375 C7 221 . . . .173
C3 8W . . . 373 74 214 . . . 373
WAGON HOGS TH11OWOUT8.
3 415 80 SCO 3 4SG . . . 3 C
2 400 . . . 3 BO C 334 . . . SCO
4 42i > . . . SCO 1 3-50 . . . 3 G )
,1 430 . . . 3 CO 1 230 . . . 3 f ' >
2 310 . . . 300 1 4W . . . 363
1 410 . . . SCO 9 302 . . . 3 C3
E 24 . . . 370 3 310 . . . 3 C3
7 331 . . . 370 1 230 . . . 3 6i4
9 2T2 . . . 370 4 3G > . . . 3 67VJ
8 l < 3 . . . 370 B 330 . . . 3 67V4
7 2i > 3 . . . 370 9 332 43 3 6T14
7 2il . . . 370 1 ISO . . . 370
8 Kit . . . 370 1 2S3 . . . 370
4 310 . . . 370 7 2 . . . 370
5 292 . . . 370 6 S20 . . . 370
BHUH1' The jiena were n ITU hi full of FI < MP ,
twenty-six curs helni ; counted In. Tlio oUprlnss
conslateil of nil html * , ewes nml wi'thi-m , ulieep
nnd Innilw , KOinn RO3.1 nnd pome l > nd. The mar
ket wan not quite so nctlv as yeMerdny , but
still there \VI\H n Komi demand , funplt | > nt to nl > -
sorh nil the offi-rlnK * . Home of . the ' buyers
FPeincd to talk n little \vetk , e > nerlaily on Ininbii ,
but there was really little chiuiRe ns. compnnM
with the dny before so far ns jirlcenere con-
cerneil. . . .
Omahn seems to IK > Knlnlni ; In rnvnr rapidly
ns n sheep ninrket. The niopt of tliu nheep front
the weit hnvo to pnss throuRh hur'e anywiy on
tiielr wny east antl buyers are attracted here
by that fact. The result Is tvnt veiy few pheep
nro allowed to o through here , practically all
the lerelptH diaiiKlni ; hands at this point.
Representative BilesJ
1 western yearling . . , . KO $3 SO
120 westerns , mixed 79 3 SO
93 western , mixed S3 3 SO
70 western wetherB S7 4 20
5S9 western Inmbs 70 SCO
239 western liiinbs C < ! C 10
5 western lambs. 72 CIS
1S6 western lambs 73 fi 23
423 western cwest X 3 C3
242 Montana wes 91 3 C3
213 Montann ewes 97 3 C3
193 western wethers HI 4 (0
f. a western wethers 07 4 30
839 wejtern yenrllngs ST 4 70
& 93 western lambs G2 GOO
CIIICAOO MVB STOCK M.VIIICKT.
Tlivro In n. n Active I ) cm mill for Ilo n
iv Ith I'rlct-.M n I.lttlr ll.'ttc-r.
CHICAGO. Veh. 3. TSierc was an nctlvo de
mand for cattle toilny and rfiolco shlpiilni ; nnd
exi > ort In-even were Btrone. with a good deal of
competition to secure lots prime enough to sell
above J5. Common nnd fairly ( rood droves com-
prlm'Nl tinKreat Imlk of the offeringH nntl purh
dcscrlptlonH moveil olt slowly , prices Tavorlnn
buyers. Heef steers were tellable rtt 'J3.75ff4 't'J ' '
for common to medium Krades. { l 'iiT'j ' 00 for
prooj shipping cattle nnd fj.SJiTJ.W for prime to
fancy beeves , the ( Treat part of thtrTnlrbelnR
made at M.'OffS.lS. Tlie trade.Jn" , J4loclw : , hid
feeders wns mostly at J4.f 0514.30 , , V'JlIs were
slendy nt K.SOfM.OO and cannlnc fnvm sold
ehlelly nt J2.405T2.8' ) . Most of the raVwx sold at
JC.2307.00 , common loU fetching J4.00ff3.00. TJie
best native cattle sold nt J3.50 , their nvcrnKC
welKfit being 1,313 Ibs.
There waa nn. active ilemnnd for hoBS. I'llrej
opene.1 ulenily nnd milxeqiienllr mlviincoil about
2'.4c. Sales were at J3.70fJ-l.00 for poor to prime
loin of IIOKM , sales belnff larnely at M.K2i.4S3 [ TT. ,
while Ihe bulk of the P'KS ' liroiiRlit $3.COW..0) ) .
There wns nn active market for slieep nml
lamb * . I.tifhtwelffM lamlw were Bleady. but
heavy Inmbs wcr > lOc lower. The bi'i > t sheep
were lOo lower. Slieep sold at J3.20JJ3.W for the
lowest srndes up to JI.fiOS4.C3 for cliolre to
prime Hocks , fed westerns selllnK nt } 33flgir- ' ) .
Kama sold at i-1.S3fr3.G4. Yearllncs sold at JI.30
d3.10 nml Inmlis were In demand nt $ l,5 iin i"
for culls up to J3.75 for strictly choice , not
many sales belnc made below J3.23. Wrtitein
lambs brought t3.33iJ5.75.
. . , ,
Ilecelpts : Cattle , 13,500 hejid : hogs , SS.'JOOhead ;
sheeji , 12,000 head.
_
ICniiHiiN CKy I.ivtS ofU.
KANSAS CITY. Keb. 9. CATTMi-Uecelpts.
7.3CO head natives , 110 heart youthern ; bfft Ifef
and export cattle , active and otronci ow nnd
lielfor < eto-'kers nnd feeders und westerns , nc-
tl-B and steady : w s1crn steers , JJ.fOII4.0 : we tom t-
om cown. J3.2r.O3.es native etecrs. J3.75r.2r. :
ihulK. J4.Wa-3.fiO ; nntlvo oowa nnd I heifers , J2.2S
P4.30 : Htiwkers and feeders. J3.COIi5,00 ; bulls ,
elpts , 16,400 head : market opened
weak closed mron * tn 2V4c
( flow , stendy to :
hlcher ; bulk of foles. J3.63lf3.fO : U avlnt. M.r..W
3.90 ; packers. . .O ) .Mj mlxeaj J3.5583.63 ;
lights , J3.G003.70. yorkers , J3.C3S3.70 ; plKS , J3.31)
' Ilocelpts , G.MO head ; sheep , barely
„ . , , . . . , . lamb * . lOfl lower ; lambs , J3.OOSj.50 ; mut
tons , Jl.004.45.
St. IOil I M I , | Vf SlOl'li.
ST I/JUIS. Feb. . CATTLK lUxji-llHs , 3.4'0
leali.shlpm < > nts. 1.1M head.market ; , Moarty ; to
J38SR4.00 ; stickers nnd feeders , } 2.r,0ff 1.33 ; bulk
of sales' , J3.00ff4.15 ; cows nnd heifer.- , J2.COi74.M ;
bulk of sales of cows , t2.sm73.40 ; Texas cteers.
J3.40i4.33 : bu'k of fnles , J3.C5JJ4.15 ; cows and
heifers. J2.DOfi3.23.
HOGS Hecelpttf , 8.001) head ; shipments , l.S 0
head ; msrkct steady ; yorkers , J3.73IS3.63 ; pack
ers K 7033.90 ; butchers' . J3.SOiK3.93.
BHKKP HecclptP. l.W heart : fhlpmenls , none ;
market strong ; natives , J.1.r > flT4.W ; lambs , 5.000
5.75 ; Texas muttons , J4.00f4.i" > ,
Htni'lc : In
llecnrd of rreelpts of live mode nt the four
principal mn ! < ' ( for Kcuruary :
Cnttlo. HOCK. Sliecp.
Ornalin . 2,717 11,977 fi.411
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .13.500 31,000 12.000
KnnniiB City . 7,300 ia,400 .1,3'n '
st i uiV : . . . : : : : : . . : : . JMM 8.0OT w >
Totals . ! S,9)7 ) C9.377 24,211
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A New
* Serial
H.
I H.Rider
I Rider
Haggard ,
Axitkor of "Sho , "
"King SolAraon'o Mhios , "
Etc. , Etc. ,
Has Completed Another
Story Entitled
"ELISSA"
The hero of the story la n
son of KhiR Solomon on nn ex
pedition to the Goltlen Qphlr of
the Blhlo.
A Bomanco of Pro-Hiotorio
Africa , Dnringly
Ininfrinatlvo nnd Full
of Thrillinp Action.
Tills story will appear In
THE
SUNDAY
BEE
As ft Sorlnl , In Ton Instalments ,
Beginning Fobrtinry 13.
( With Illustrittlons. )
fjg > 0 > %
In this story Mr. HnKg > ird makes
a new domonotratlon of his won
derful power In tuo field of pure
romance. Ho once moro boldly
lifts tbo curtain tyat hides tbo fate
of nations dead and burled In tlio
ages of which no record remains ,
except In tbo silent rules of their
cities.
Zlmftoo , on Inland1 trading city
that flourished In the heart of
Afrlra. 3,000 years ago , and peopled
by the Phoenicians , la tbo scene of
the story. To this city comcn
Pr.'nco Azlel , a grandson of King
Solomon , accompanied by Isaachar ,
a priest of Israel , and Meteni , n
Phoenician trader , wfco brings a
caravan of merchandise.
In Ellssa , daughter o ? Sakon , king
of Zlmboo , the prlnco meets his
fate. King Itholial , lord of many
legions of savage- warriors , la al
ready a Btiltor for her hand. Ho
sues ID true barbarian faBhlcn ,
seeks to carry her off by force , and
is foiled In the attempt by Prlnco
Azlel. The etory unfolds llaelf
around the feud between Ihe Prlnco
of Israel and the savage KingItbo -
bal. Ellssa h.ia clvco her heart
to Azlel , and loaths the barbarian
monarch. Isaachar , the priest , la
determined that no prlnco of the
maiden , whoso people worship Baal.
Aa a result of bis Intrigues , Kllssa
Is elected the high priestess of
Baal.
This fixes an Itnpaesablo rellfiloua
gulf .between her and Azlel. Their
passionate love sccka to nurmoral
nil barriers. Meantlmo , Itholwl
draws hla huge nrmy of savnges
around the fated city , nnd demanding / -
ing Ellsoa In marrlngc , prepares
to destroy It If ho U refused. How
Bllraa violates her oitli au high
priestess and prepares to fly with
Azlel ; how they are both discovered
nnd threatened' ' with death by the
prlesta of Baal ; how , to tsavo each
other , ahe , by her right na the high
priestess of Baal , names him her
huaband , whllo ho renounces his
faith and offers Incense to Baal ;
how Ithobal's honlo of savages
Btomis the wnll.i of tbo city , mad
both Azlel and Elluu fall Into his
power ; and how. at last , Azlel ea-
capca with bis llfo by Klleoa'a
feigned eubmlsslon to Hhobal , eho
in turn escaping Ithobal by killing
heraelf. Is all told In Mr. H/iggard's
most fascinating manner.
The awful coremonlci In tbo tcm-
plo of Baal , the weird ritea In the
sacred grovco of Zlmboo , and the
barbaroun battle ECOLOS of that far-
off time , are deecrlbod with all the
author's marvelous wealth of Imag
inative resourco.
It la a story that will surely rack
as one of tbo great works of notion
of 1S98.
Iu the
Sunday
Bee
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Read It !