THE OMAHA DAILY 1IEE : ITJUDAY , FJ3BKUAKY 11 ; 1898. 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Movement of Leitei's Holdings Helps the
General Market
MAY WHEAT MAKES A ONE CENT ADVANCE
Cunt mill Onl * Knch filioun Strong
( JnlHi mill I'roi iHloiin Arc
llvtli-r for Awhile , Clus-
IIIK Wciikcr.
CHICAGO , Teb. 10. Connrmatlon of the
ncwH that the heller clique contracted to
move a large amount ot Its wheat holdlnga
abroad wns the overshadowing Influence In
wheat today. It adopted a BtrotiR and ac
tive market nnd helped by firm cables re-
Bulled In an advance of nearly lo In the
May option. Wheat wai not alone In the
buoyancy. Corn moved up Vlo and oats
gained % 0'ic. I'rovlilons made now high
levels , but heavy realizing broke the mar
ket and closing prices wfto Irregular , 2l,4c
lilchor to 2',4c ' lower ,
The first hour or BO In wheat a marked
undertone of strength wna shown nnd prices
move.d upward. Openliifr sales of May , which
closed jesluduy at U3Q9Co , were made at
3GVift'M\c. The strength uppatently came
entirely' ' from Liverpool. 1'rlvato. advices
from thb KiiRllsh market told of rapidly
dccrcnslnB guppllcs. Soon after the open-
I UK Miiy dropped to SS'.V'iMUc ' ' on realizing' ,
then u slow nitv.mcc started which carried
the market up to SG'iQW&c , when another
reaction occurred , May dacllnliiK this tlmu
lo yr)4c. Sellers were not without oncouniKe-
ment. Noithweat lecelpts were 415 cars ,
itMilnst 4UJ last week and 25(5 ( a year aio. ,
Chicago rtfctlplH showed soma falling off , 61) )
c.irH today , ! > of which were of conti.ict
quality. Crop reports were very favorable ,
Kansas measugcH stating that the prospects
there were the host ever known , nnd the
outlook In Michigan Was nlsu good. News
from Argentine caused some henltancy for
a time. Htoomluill istlmated the Argentine
Hhlpiilntr surplus at JJ.WXW'O ' bu , and ald
ho looked for nhlpmcnts from that country
to Kuropo tbls month of about SWO.OUO u
A report that between 60)K.O ) ( and ! MW,000 )
b-irrels of Hour had n'crumulnUd at New-
York was nlso Inlluuntlal In the second de
e-line. About 11 o'clock the market again
became strong and decidedly active. An
nuthorlUUvo New Ygrk dlspitch put the
Hour stocks then } at not to exceed 100,000
barrels outside of that already contiacted
P for shipment. ISvorjthing else w.is , how
ever , entirely overshadowed by tno cash
news. Hepoils that Joseph Letter had con
tracted to ship 5HO000 bu. of wheat by the
1-chlgh Valk > road to the eastern sciboard
whluh were eliculated yesterday weie con-
llrnifd tJdrtj and It was further ascertained
the wheat was t l K forwaid on a through
i.ito to Kumpe There were also rumorH of
other large lots to bo moved out , half of
1 It by rail , and though not entirely con-
flrnied , wtie received with credence by
tr.uleiH The Atlantic pott cleai.meei of
wheat and Hour wcic put at , i3lMU bu. 11 >
ivjon there was a big trade In the pit and
* - prices , under u general buying demand , had
i J advanced to 'J7Tii7'4c. ( : ' Many ot the i.uly tellS -
* S crs weio foiced to buy b.ulc their llnus
1 Tie price was vvtll malntalnt'd at the top
for some time , but olfi'ilngs bLL.ime freei
late In the session nnd a rear-lion to M'Jc
took place , the market closing steady at
that price.
Considerable Intftcst was shown In corn
nnd the market In the main was very
Htrong. Small conntij offerings , soft
weather , jj od export demand and the
strength of w'heat wtie all faetois. Pro-
fL"ilonals , and leadln , , ' commlssl in houses
v\ero active buycM. Heavy realizing b >
holders caused same re.irtlon , but the mar
ket was strons at tie closo. May langed
from WMtZWc to 2Uc and closed Uc
aiighcr nt 2SHi.ffV'sc. .
Oils were m tlve and dim. The featuic
v\as the rcputi 1 a lie of MI.OO ) bu for ex
port. The lugo cash business had i good
cITect on biislntss , miny of tlio "longs"
who unlondod ye-jteulay bujlng again
There was good ic-iilUIng at Hie advance
but all offr-ilngs weiu taken. M ly landed
from 2JV4C to 21'4c , and clostd Vu'&c hlghe :
at 23VC.
Ti.idinB In provisions was active , wit1 ! the
fetllng unsL'ttled A sm ill openlnc decline
due to large fiog leccfpts was quickly recovered -
c-overed on good general'lmylng nnd now
IILI | | prices were i inched Thtii was heavj
selling On the swell of laid nnd pork by
puking inlelests and unloading finally be-
c.inie iiullogcncrnl. . All the e.uly advincc
vv is lost , the mniket clo-lng btcady , with
May polk 2 < icnil.Her at $10021 May lard
C ! < " e lowtMat S3 07V. and May libs 2'X.c'lower
ut" ? 3 17'/i '
ti..ll..n / lrt.1 i .innlr\ta f r * 17fl(11 \ \\Mi OI t fl
( M'M ; coin , 'i-j C'.UH ; oals , 2oO ens , boss
2SWW head.
! . ! icluii ; fun res ranged ns follows :
Zitlcleirri Onbi | 'RUT 7 | Low" | C OKP. | Yeatdy
v 1 > , M
Feb. 'H IIK
' " UGH III ! Id mill ,
July' sow * > i
Coin-
Fob . . . 2H
M.iy . .
.Inly . .10 H
Oil M.iy . . 2.V1 24M
July. . . 27k'H Ofi
I iirlt
M.iy . HI 57 10 75 in m 10 < ; _ > ) . ; 10 III )
July 10 UJk 10 70 to u.il 10 07Hi 10 02
Lanl-
Mny . A 07 H n 15 r in HI S 07H f ! 10
July . . 5 20 D 20 s ic S 17H 0 ' 'Oh. .
Eb'lltlbN
May . fl 17hi n i r. B 17H n 20
July . 5 J.'H i 27k n 20 B 2JM , 5 LB
No. J.
Cash quotnlloni vvere as follons :
I'LOUIt hte.idj , vilntir pitcnts. } 4.SO4 00 ;
BlralB'itii tl Wf4 CO ; spring i.pecliln , J5 3' > ttu 45 ,
rpilnu piUnts ( I.C014.'JO | , straights , 14 , '
bakers' . * 4 WW4./0.
WIII2AT No 2 spring , 01JD2c ; Xo. 3 spring ,
ECfi'Kc : Nn 2 red , Osfll'S'tc. '
fOHN No 2. iisff 'ic '
OATH NJ 2. 23o , Nu. 2 tthlto. f. o. b. , S7
2V i No. 3 Villte. f. o. b , WrffXc.
UYlJ No K , Mic.
IIAHMJY-No 2. f. o b , 30'4 ' > jM4'Jc. '
slIIT- : i , 11.21 . - > .
F A - o , n > i 2s4.
TIMOTHY SlIUD-riime , 2177'/4G2SV ' ) .
I'HOVISlOXh-lNirK , mc , pi bbl , J10 MC
10 B ) 'I.onl. ' per l"i > Ibs . J302K llacon , nbort
rlbi vldctf ( loimo ) . ( j l 'Off' ' ) . 30 Dry salted shoul-
ilcrn ( boxed ) , } l,7iij5.00 ! , short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
{ i.niiio 40.
willKIvY lllsllllcrs" finished * , oods. ncr cal .
On the I'roduro exchange today the butter
mnrket HUH llrm , iriana > ili > 9 , JSiflSc , dulren | ,
11R17C Cheese , nulct at SKVJc r.gzs , vve.ik ,
.frcili , ltK6lJl < > l > ie ml poultij. inarktt steady ,
turkeys , Klillc ; chkkens , C'.jWJhc ' , duiks , ( , y >
7 c.
vouic .MAIIICIT.
for ( Inlii ) - on General
NEW YORK , Feb. lO.-FLOUR-RecelpU , 7-
776 bbls , cxportx. " 23,600 bbls j mendlly held , but
quiet , owing "to Irrcgulnr notion of wheat ,
city mill patents , J3.S035 90 ; city mill
cli'iin ) JS,40f3J3 ; Minnesota luients , J3.lOfiJ.33 ,
Minnesota luki'm' , H. JJI.W , winter stralghta ,
J4.UCfl.M. winter extra * , J3.W3 w ; vvlntnr low
Grades , JJ.J003 00 , . Ro Hour , firmer , J2.GOlJ3.10 ,
latin hum lluekwtiril Hour , milei. jl.l'inl.au
IIUCKWIIIUT Stenily ut 37Hc ,
CORNMEAL-hti-udy ; jcllow wetlrin , C5c
1IVE Flriuir , No. 1 wuslern , M1 } bid ,
HARLEY-llulet. fe.-.llnif , 34ie ,
1IARLEY MALT Finn : wrttirn , 5l (7(17c. (
WHEAT Kccelptb. .Vi.bJJ bu ; cxportu , M.277
bu , , l'ot , steadv ; Nu 2 red , JI."JH. Options
VM-ro linn nt Hil'ic ' udvnnro on bolter cable * and
van furlher Inlluenrod by fair clearing. At
noon prU-us declined under bcnr oltuck , but re
covered later on unport rumors nnd strength In
Koulhwcslern markets , cloning with n flight dri > p
from Ilifl tup under ri'ullzlntbut fk'iuly at Wt
V , < 3 net udvancej No 2 red , February , Jl 011S-1G
' ' " " ' " ' " ' " " '
87 3-mf 7 13-lCc ,
clokcil l > ; ? .c
OIIN-llccelpl , 10 ; , 30 lii , j rxporls , .
liu ; No. f , Sl/tc. Uiillons opened llrm und were
fairly uclhc and Kvmmlly Him all day on big
clciiiances and ixpjrt puri'liaKfi , closing Uc net
higher ; Ktfbruary vloied at 35ViCi May , 315-lfW
l tc. closed Jl'ic. ' .
OATS -HecelplB. 76,500 bu , ; exports. IM.5S5
bu , ipjt , llrin ; No. i , snc bid. Options were
moderately active and firmer \\lth corn , closing *
We net hlsher ; May , 2sl4OiU\c , clo td 2VHo ,
'ii3l : > Klim ; Oiran , 7U 77'Jc ' , middling. "M
: Khlpplng. 3if7JSc ; goua to choice
eoi/ioc. '
HOI'S Slcuily ; tute. common to choice. 1S5J
civp. 4lWc , IS'O ' orup , 7ti'Jc ; UJ7 crup , KfiDu *
1'aclnu coast. 1W crup , 4U&1S06 ; crop , 84/l ( > o ;
1K)7 ) crop. 1/0 19c
lIDia Bleiuli , fJaUcslnn. 20ff2J , , 150.
MIATlll'lt Steady , hvmloik > ale , Dueno *
WOOIitiulft. . lleico , ! 7031ci Texai ,
,
PllOVISIONS-ncef , firm ; family , lll.ttfni 75 ;
ovlm UKi . fi.tttrffc.SO ; U-ff ham * M ; iwtkrt ,
JS OW/IO.W. ( ill mrals. stcadt , jilrklinl Mile * .
l5. V4tf .ZSr I'lckled shouldera , tl.75 ; pickled
Ilium , ti 8J I7 W Iml. . mtn : vtritrni tleamol
Jr SO ; reftnpj , steady I'.irk. llrm : HIPM , lld.fC
1J.J5 ; yliurt clear. J10 WUU.W. family , JlO.iCO1
1100. Tallow , ilull. cll > , 3SWT3S | < ; roiinii > ,
Oll S-P lr < il in ; , dull : I'nltnl Mo. Koiln.
itilli-l Knilr l. rmnmnn Li K > M | , Jl 40U1 i\ .
Turpcntlnr , llrm ttt SIViOSOic. Cotlon ed , quiet
but fairly * trad > , wllhuut change , prime crude ,
18ttfJ15c , prime crude , f , o b. mills. , o , . . - ! . . ,
prims eummtr yellow , 22fffWo bid ! off summer
yellow , Zl'ic , nominnl , lluttcr oil , ZH/tfo ; prlmo
wlnlcr yellow , 27HC24e ,
IlIPB-rirmj f lr to extra , 4H05140 ! Jnpan , 5
MOI.ASSKS Firm : New Orlenn § , open kettle ,
good to choice. 2 < { rDc.
MRTAtjS With the exception of pig Iron warrants -
rants the varloui bran hM show welt tu < talned
strength , with nn upnard tendency. At the
rlovt Ilia Jlclal exchanco called pig Iron war
rant * dull nnd tnny at | C.4j hl < l and J1.M a < ike < l ,
Inko copper , very nrm nt tll.CO bid nnd 111.15
axkPd ; tin , firm nt 113 M bid and $14.05 ntked ;
spelter closed llrm nt tl.0 * > blJ nnd II U nsked ;
lead > lrong nnd higher nt fJ.70 hid nnd 13.75
njkert. The nrm that nxe the price of lend for
miners nnd nmcltert mnkc the prlco of lead
I3.V ) .
lll'TTOIl Iterelpts , 4,4V ) | ) k < * l market nrm ;
western crcameryi 14Vjif20o ; Klgln < , 2)c ) , factory ,
C1IBKSK Itpcclpts , 1,971) ) pkgs ; market
large white , September , SVSc unnll white , Sep-
tcmr , 9frt'iej Inrgc colored , September , fHo ;
smnll coloreil , September , 9fi5ic ; large , October ,
80 ! > Uc , umall. Octobfr , SUOtyc ! llnht fklins , CJf
\4c , part * klm < , 40"'tc , full klm * , 2R3c
IX3O3 Ilccelpt" , 7.S26 pkc * : market stsady ;
state anil Pennsylvania , nc , western , KVlo.
OMAHA niiMSUAIi MAIIKKTS.
Cnnilllliin nf Trade nnil a < in"tl ni
on Stniilinuil I'liiioy I'roilucc.
( Xltlllooil stock , 12c ,
HUTTUn Conmnn tn fair , tfjllc ! wparntw
creamery , c ; githtred creamery , 1B016C.
VlIAIChoIco fat. 81) lo 120 ibs. . quoted at Do ;
l rg * and coam" , 4'fSd.
nUIJ IJU POUI.TUY Chickens , 87o tur-
kpy SStldo ; KPte. . 7iSc ; ducks. 7GSc.
OA.MH Small rabhlls , per doz. . 75c. large ,
JI.Zi : nqulrrels , COSCOo.
PlonoNS-IJvo , 75o : dind plgeonn not wanted.
HAY Upland , f W ; midland , $5 00. lowland ,
M CO ) ryp straw , $ t SO , enter make * the price on
liny ; Hunt bales Bell thb best ; only top grades
bring top prices.
.
cninilY-aood stock , large. 40o ! email. ZjO
30c.
ONlON'S-I'cr liu. , II.
IIUANS llnnd'plckcd nnvy , per bu. . l.2oO
1.30.
1.30.SWniT POTATOHS KanFAR , 10-peck bbls. .
2.CO , fancy Muscatlnc , 11-peck bbl * . , tl.25.
rAnilAdE-Oooil stock per lb. , 1'Jc.
POT \TOiS Homo grown. 6C < 955c ; western
stock , 70c.
FRUITS.
APPLES Winter stock , H ofljfj.D1 ; California
nclleflour , boxe * , $1.W ; Colorado Jonatlnni.
IJOXPK , tl 75. Oregon Loxei , U-2 > .
CIlANUinniis-JeiSpys : , per bbl. , $7.0007.23
Wisconsin llfll nnd llugle. J7.W87 75. Wisconsin
Ildl nnd Cherry , 16 ,
ailAPKS Mnlnirns Si.Oflifrfi.lX )
THOPICAI. FRt'lTS. '
OnANQKS Mexican , per box , J2.73ff3.00 ; Cali
fornia navels , } l.0il 23.
I.II.MON rnltfnrnln , fancy , Ji 2 > ; choice. $3.
HANANAS Cho'ce. ' largo stocK per bunch.
J2.00R3.25 , mullum sized hunelm , J1.7BJI2.00.
MIfeCiLLu\NiotjS.
NUTS Almond < , per lb. , Jorco size , 12013c ,
small , lie , Hruzlls , per lb. , 03100 , English wal
nuts , per lb. . fancy Baft uhull lOmic , xtand-
ardi , S'd'tc , flllicrts , per lo. , lOc. pecans , polished ,
medium , CW7o , extra Inigc , SJfOj , laigo hickory
nuti * . Jl 00 )1 10 pur bu , smnll , J1.23P1.3" , per
bu , coooanuts , ptr 100 , SI ; peanuts , raw , Ci/oVic ;
roosted , 6jij'4pc.
I'lOS ImiwitPrt fancy , 3 crown , 14-lb , boxes.
12c , 5 crown , 44-lb boxes. 14ffl5c , 2-lb. boxes , 22
/323a / per box , California , lu-ib. box , Jl.
HONEY Choice white , 12c ; Colorado amber , 1"
011c
KliAUT Per bbl. . SI Inlf bbl , J2 211J3 3" .
MAPI.E SYnUP Flvi-ral. cans each , J2.73 ,
Kal can * pure , per dor. , 412 , half gal , cans ,
10.21 , fimirt cans. f3.50
DATrS-HalloivVo CO to 70-lb. boxes , Co ; Salr ,
3&o. Fnrd 9-lb bo\p < . c.
Cinnil Per I " > ' i M MiN J3.23.
riinsn MEATS
DUESSED 11EEF Oootl native steers , C54c ;
good fore < iuaierH steers , U'/ar ' , good hlndquirters
iteeri SVic , vve tern steers. G'lc ; fancy heifers ,
G'e , good helfciH , Co , irond forenuarurs helferi ,
3c , gooil hlmlqmrlcrs heifers , Sc , good cons ,
one , fair CO\VH BVSC , con forcquattcrs , 4'jc , cow
hlntlqunrton 7e
1IEEF CUTS Hmglntr tenderloins. 4Hc ; ribs
Nn. 1 lie , rlln No. 2 , 8c , ribs , No 3 , B' c ; steer
roundi 7 ( , cow lounds CVAc ; cow rounds , slinnU
off 7'Sc , cun rounds , shank nnd rump off , EC ,
ttlmn.lng" , 4'2c ' , beef shanks , 3c. brains , per
lo3" > c , sw pitbrcml > ) , p ; . ' lb , 12150 , sweetbreads
icnlxos ) per lb , 40c , kldneyq per do ? , 35r , nx
tails ei'i 3c , Ihers , per lb , 2Wc. hearts , per lb ,
2'4 , longucs , per lb. , 12Jic , cair livers each. S3o ;
culvei , whole carcass or sldex , Oc. calf head nnd
feet real lid per set. 75c , tenderloins , fresh. ISc ,
tiin'1erotis ! froren ICc , boneless strips , freih ,
lOc ; boneless strips , frozen 9c ; strip loins
fre > h 8c , slrlo loins , fiezen , CVjc ; rolls , bone
less 9c lolls , fpeiicer cuts 9c , sirloin butts
bunelpss &c , sh' ilrlT clods , boneless , Cc ;
ruuii | butt" binders 5)4c , No 1 clunks , rc ,
Ni . ' chuck t IHc , No 3 chucks 4o. bone'ess
iliiuks 4V.c , CPp'a'c" ' . 3'4c , steer pHtes , 4c ,
II ink sleik C'jt loins Nn 1 ro loins No 2 ,
lOc , loins No. 3 7V.c , short. loln , market style' , 2e
ulinvo loins -.hort lulns , hotel stjle t above
loins , cow loin ends , iic , fctecr lolj , r > nds 9c
MUTTON Fancy lambs SVic per lb. ; Iambs
7'/fcc , slir"p. b'.c ' , market ncUs , long. S'aC ; hotel
lai-Ks. "bort , lie. loins S'lc , saddles , ! > o ; legs ,
" ) < ; lamb I'qs lOo , breads and stews 3'4c '
tongue- each , 3c , forequartcrs , 5c.
I'OIUC Hreksed pigs , OJP per lb. , ilresfed hogs
i'c , tPiiderlnln lie , loins , shnrl , CK"1 , long GVic
pp.iru ilbs.Sc ; bam fausngo butts , 5 > 4c ; Iln ton
butts "i' , < c , shoulders , roush Cc , s"ionlilers
cKlnndl ii'jc ' ; trimmings 41ic , leaf lard , not ren-
dcroil B'IC ' bonds , donned , 4a ; nouts and cars
2c , necltbones 2c , fcllp lionns , 214c , cheek meat
1140 , ncrK bon"s , 2c ; plgV tails ! 3c , plucks , each ,
10 , chitterlings , I" ; hocks , 4o hearts , per doz. ,
2"c eUmnelis each , " ! c , tongues , each , 7c ; kld-
novM , jier do ? , lOc ; brains , per doz , 13c ; pips'
feet , per iloz , 23c ; livers , each , 3c ; hog rinds.
3" . blidp bcn s , 5c.
IIinFS. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7c ; No 2 green
hldi , fc , No. 1 alled hides. 9c ; No. 2 green
salted hides , Sc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 lo 12 Ibs ,
luc : A'O 2 veal calf , 12 ( 13 Ins. , EC.
bHEEI * PELTS Oreen sailed , each. 13S75c ,
green sailed shearling * ( short wnoled early
hklns ) , eaci , ISc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
urly Eklnb ) , No I , each , Co , dry ( lint Katibus
nnd Nobintka bufhcr vvool pelts , per HI. actual
weight , lf(3c. dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
nun rain wool pelts , per lb. , actual welisht , 3J
K , drj Mint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per
lb. , actual weight , 4jDc ; dry Hint CilTnilo
muii.iln wool pelts , per lb . nctual weight 364c.
TALLOW , GllEABE. ETC. Tallow , r.'o. 1 ,
3c , tallow , No. 2. 2Jic ; rough tallow IHc ;
ivhlto grease. 2'iO2ic ' ; j llow and brown t'rejse ,
.
I'Ullrt Ilcpr ( black or brown ) . 1300 2000.
niter , Jl.COfTSOO , mink , ISfJCOc , beaver JI.UO
jJOOO , skunk , 15c , 23c , 60o ! muskrat , 3c. 1c , 7o ;
raccoon , I5il1c ; red fox. 25cfJl 25 ; gr-y fox.
23030 ? . wolf ( tl.nber ) , 25cftJ DO , wolf .prairie
n > otc ) lojjsoc : wildcat , 10 50 , badcer. ( iBIOc ;
illvcr fox , J30 0037. ) . 00
\ \Vonri- < imiiilNHloii Coin puny.
OMAHA OFFICE , Feb. 10. Todays market
w is distinctly favor.iblo to long holders In nil
gialns
Wheat waa strong nt th" nponlni ; und con-
llnind tvy ilenplte the effortH of thf locil rrowd.
who went bearish but cautli/ua and preferred not
to conic too close to the lire
Il-irly Llverpjol nnd continental ndilccs were
Htioim and laiiKed hlRher nnd Inter advices were
still ( teiiror. The export demand was strong and
It H g ni'tnlly occupies ! that Loiter contracted
1. 000,00) ) bushils of hln wheat to bo transported
by rail to the Binlioard on a through rate to 11' *
continent.
Tbi > bearish sentiment that persistently clmws
Its-elf In the pit lini hcen pretty thnroughlj
Kb iKen of lilo , but jot. of coursc.thcro Is n turn
Ing | Hlnt from where this wheat will have a ma-
torlnl ili llno. but v\o fall lo sea unv slcni of It
a < ) vet , nnd while we undoubtedly will have re
actions of poino extent wo think none of thorn
will bu sorlous nt present and believe In buy
ing on any material selbick.
January or cash wheat Is unchanged nt 8Sc ,
Mas closed nt 90'o , July at S3toc to SS'.ic. '
Hucclpts loday , 50 cars , estimated tomorrow , 25
car Corn wn nctlvo nnd strrng. There was some
Inquiry for largo lots Thf prcsont storm has
covered most of the corn producing territory f
th country nnd will Interfere lo ft great oxton'
with dellvnles. causing thorn to decrease
hc-nvlty , which will bo favorable to long holders
ami wo think It should be bought.
Miv corn closed nt EHfcc to 29lo nnd July nt
Mile Mil
llMelpts today , CIS cnr ; estimated tomorrow ,
ET1 cnrs.
Oats were In the sulm with the rest of the
grains nnd ndvnncod accordingly.
May uats closed nt 23)io ) and July nt 23Hc to
23V4C-
Ili'Lolpts toitay , 274 cars ! estimated tomorrow ,
210 cirs.
_ _
St. JoiiU ( iOiirrnl > lnrk > t * .
fT IA > UIfl. Fcb , -riXOH-.Very qulot ,
higher jn sympathy with whcnl ; pnlenls , (4.700
490. stiiilghtH , JIMIIIP ) ; clear , Jl 23 , medium ,
J3 C01T3 73
WHEAT Higher , cloning Ic aliove yesterday ;
Nn 3 red cash , 9 > c , nluintor , | i7i(97Wc ( : trart.
Fobriinrv. 95 c ; Ma > . 075j8'J74c ; July , 82ijo ; Nn
2 hard. Wi 9le
CORN A fraction higher ; No. 2 cash. 26c ,
February. M c ; May. 2J'4c ; July. 2SU 2SJc.
O\TH HlKhi-r : No 2 cash , II'Sc ' , elevntnr , 23c
track : February , Slic ; May , 25'/4c , July , 2V4" .
HYE-Hlgher. 4So.
HEEDS rinxHced. lower , J1.Z1. Timothy efd.
QUlet. J2 3502 73.
rOIiNMEAL-Flrm. tl 45R1.SO.
nitAN-FIrm ; 57c nn c tnick nnrt 58fl 0n (
HAY Steady , with n dwd demand ; pralrlr ,
Ji&MiSW ; tlmolliy , J7.04310.00
ni'TTEn-Qulct ; creamery , 15fl3V4oj dairy ,
901V : .
inas Lower , 10 Jc.
COTTONTinS-70c ,
- . .
I * d. aulet , 1350. Speltfr , firm ,
13 S1)
PHOVIRIONS-Very Onn. Pork. standard
mess , J10 f2'4. ' I anl , prime ntcini , tl Si ; choice
(4 90 llnrnn , exlrn shivrt rlenr ( boxed lota )
J57W600 ; clear ribs. JVS7W6 18i ! : clonr sides
V ovnc ' < ! } Ttrv unit mO" ' * ' shoulder * ( Imxrd
lots ) . tl.73if3 OD ; extra ghort clear , JS O S"
clear rlbi . Jl 37 < 4flS e2H ) rlear ldcs , J5 D0 75 Tfi
HBCKMTFI ir , 900ft'M. ' | ; wheat , E.W )
bu : corn. 132 000 bu : nalR. 32 OO ) Ui.
HIHPMKVTS Flour. 7.000 Mils : wheat , 6,0 )
bu. ; coin. ! > TW ) bu ! oaJtf , J1.0DO l i
(7 ruin Hfci-lptu ni Prlnrlpiil
MINNEAPOLIS , Feb , JO IlecflpU ! WheJt , S30
CHIOAOO , Feb 10 TlccelpU today ; Wheat. Si
cars : corn. M curs : o l . 114 fars Eillmatrd
tnmrriw ; Wheat , K curs ; corn , 225 cars ; oatr ,
JCrt o rn.
KANSAS 017-r , Fcb , 10.-Hccelpt : .Wneat ,
OTTI/1UIS , Feb IO IlHluUi Wliwil , II cam
ni'M'TH't \ > , } 0.Itoijlptii ; Wheat , 19 ( r
TIMjTIMOUIJ. Fell l'-FIOl'n Qulcl. tf < land \ -
and unchanMxl ; wotern unperflnr. t ! Mf ) < 1.tV
wmtrrn extra. H.IVM Id ; wrtlem fxrally , J4.40
(74.73. vtlntfr wh Ht plUuln. | 4U93 (0 ; tnilnr
put mi IF. J' insf > W iiprlni ! v\V t flraUhlx , Jl 90
03.03 ; receipts , i,9CO bbl * r exporU , Z.1M bbli
WIIEAT-FIrm , epot nnl month , Mti 9\c ,
Marti , Jt OOfll O'HJ Mar , MhflWc ; Ftenmer No
2 red , & 54fl 5 4P ; receipt * , 84,030 bu , exports ,
82 "oj bu , MTuthrrn wheat , by nmplt > . Vo'tifr
Jl "i" , , it uthern wheat , ungrndeil , HHttMe
( XJllNFirm : fpot MltSMSc , nionth , 3S\ff
M'i Mprch. 33i40SJ'ic. ' ft * m < > r mlxel , Mic
blJ , receipts , 152.S49 bu ; cxportc , 177,231 bu !
( nuthern while corn , 32B3IV4C , outhern yellow ,
.
OATS-KIrm , No 2 white , 30jr30'if , No 2
mixed , 2SC2SHO , receipts , 13,993 bu , exports ,
none.
iHYK Firmer ) No. 2 nearby , 5l 4c , No ! western -
ern , 55Uc , receipts , 2,458 bu , expirts , none
HAY-Enfy , choice timothy , JI2 MtfIS 00.
OltAIN rilKtnins-gulet. stcnm to Liverpool ,
ptr bu , JVid , March.
UUTTEU tjulet , fancy creamery , 21c ; fancy
Imitation , H'ic ; fancy Indie , 13c ; good ladle ,
13 14c , etore packed , 1201lc
EOOS-Qulot. fresh , lie.
tllEESK-Steadj , fancy New York. Urge , OKJT
10c ; fancy New York , medium , 1081 'Vic. ' ! fancy
New York , small ,
.
. Fcb 10 WtllUT-Spot. firm.
No 2 red VNenern , wlnler , 7s l ' 4d , No I red
northern , spring , SB.
TOltN-Ppot , nrm Amerlmn mixed , new , 3s
4Vid ( Amerloan mixed , oUI , J 4Hd. futures were
ntpndjj Febnmry , 3s 3 4d , March , 3.s 2W < 1.
HOPS At I ondon , 1'aclflo const , 4 13w8 > 5
10 .
FLOUIl St. IxiuN fancy winter , nrm nt ! % 9,1
PIlOVIsrONS llecf , firm ; extra India mess ,
SOs 3d , prime mera , 67 d. Pork , nrm ; prime
nv , nne we tcrn , 47s Cd , fine medium , western ,
4Jd. llnnvn , short cut. steady at ST.H Cd llacon ,
llrm at Sis Cd , short rllw , nrm nt 20s Cd ; long
olojir mldOlen , light , jlrm nt 29s d , long clear
middle" , hiMV-y , ilm at 29s. short clear backs ,
nrm a8 Ks ; clear bellies , nrm at 32s M , Shoul
ders , square , nrm nt 2 W. Lard , prime west
ern , nrm t ar.s 9d.
CIlEraiJ American , Hnest while nnd colored ,
TALI/JW-Prlmo city , nrm nt 11s.
OILS Cotlon eed oil , Liverpool rettned , Ctill nt
Its. Turpeiitlno niilrlts , firm nt 2 s 6d. Hosln ,
common , steady at 4a H4d.
Clly Ciriiln nnd I'rdvlsliins.
3 , 8Cc
COIlN-Morkot active , HOWe higher : No. 2
mixed , 2Tec3VSc.
OATS Market nrm nnd higher -No. 2 white ,
24ff24iic
HYE Mnrket steady ; No. 2 , 43c.
HAY Market llrm ; choice timothy , fS D03 00 ,
choice urnlrlo , J7 OOG7.25.
HUTTER Market nctlNC , especially for cream-
cry , quotable at 15flSfl ; dairy , 12Hllc.
EflOH Mnrket weak n.t 12o.
RECEIPTS Whent , 33,400 bu. ; corn , 43,100 bu. :
oatii , 7.0CO bu
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 28,200 bu. ; corn , B3.000
bu , oats , 18,000 bu ,
NDW ORLEANS , Fob -JIOO PRODt'CTS-
Flrm Pork , standard mess , JIO 73. Lard , refined
tierce , J3.87VST4.00 ; pure lard , J3.1214 lloxed
meats , dry salt shoulders , Jl.SiV.ffS.W : sides ,
J3 37W > .ro Ilacon , cle r rib oldos , J5.23.
OOFI-'EIV-lllo , ordinary to fair. 7'4WV
niClJ Firm. , ordinary to ( tnod , 3)484 ! ) > ie.
FIXUR Extra fancy , Jl C0l.70 ; patents J4.90
( Jl 11
nORNMEAlr-Jl.C301 70.
IIRAN-70C.
HAY Prime. J12.00OT13 50 ; cholco. J14.000t4.50.
CORN No 2 , Backed while , 370374cj mixed , 30
030'Sc ' , jollon. 3G'/4i37c
OATS-No 2 , socked , 30Q30V4C.
Cincinnati Mnrkrt.
CFCCINNMTF , Fob 10 IT/OUR Dull.
WHEAT Firm : Nn 2 red , SI'Sc.
CORN Quiet , No 2 mixed , 29c
OATS-Qulot , nrm ; No 2 mixed , 2Cc.
RYE SlemU : No. 2 , 41c
IMlOv'imoN" * Lnrd. tlrm , J4 R" Bulk monts.
nrm. hlRhor , J3 llacon , nrm , > 73
\\I SK Strndj. Jl 19
nUTTRR Unclmnged ; Elgin creamer } ' . ! lc ;
Ohio. ISWlSc ; dairy , lOc.
HUOAR-Qulet
nnn Weak , lower , lie.
CHEESE Quiet. Htrndy.
Toli'ilo Mnrkofn
TOLEDO. O , Fob 10 WHEAT TIlRher nnd
nrm : Nn 2 cash , 9 jiMny. : . 9CVic.
CORN Dull nnd higher. No 2 mKed , 211 0.
OATS Dull nnd tm < ly. No 2 mixed , 2"c.
RYE Dull nnd unchanged , No 2 cash , 49c.
OLOVERSEED I owcr nnd steady , prime cash ,
J310.
Suit PrntiolMpii AVIn'iit Mnrknt
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob 10 WHEAT Dull ,
December , Jl 31 % : Mny , Jl S04
STOCKS AM ) IIOMJS.
He I.onio'is InillNcrtrllmiJ lint Xo Kffi-el
\VIinti-v < T on tlio .tlnrket.
NEW YORK , Feb 10. The most Interesting
feature of today's stock market was the manner
In which It regarded the Spanish minister's res
ignation. In view of the sensitiveness In the
recent past to everj thing connected with the
Cuban question Us disregard of an Incident in
volving to acute ft. phase of feeling U noteworthy.
The view taken , of the subject In Wall street
was that the possibility of danger In It had been
avoided by the llrm and prompt manner In which
the Incident had been treated by the government
Pi Ices advanced from ,
the opening of the mar-
Uct. Higher quotations from London gave nn
Impetus to the opening rise. There was no gen
eral setl.ick from the openln ? to the close or the
market. The only thing approaching It was nn
occasional pause In , the advance , but this was
simply due to a falling off In the buvlng nnd
not to heavy
offerings Upon a renewal of
activity the upward movement uegin again Ad
vances were not uniform and were not slmul-
lum-uua I.UIISIUCI-IIIB me volume of the trading
for the day the rise In some stotka was notably
small. In those
which show large gnlns the
advances were trmdae at different times during
tbo day , Urn one ami another stock
or
sroup
of stocks being taken up ana pushed. The local
tinnsactlons scored the largest advances nnd
snowed the heaviest dealings of
list any group In the
Metropolitan Street llallnay duplicated Its
movement of jesterday with a rise ot 4fc points
on lumors of
special benefits In tl.a shape of
privileges In a further Issue of stoc'K , Manhat
tan was nt one time over 3 point ins
feverish * up , but
nt the advance. Third Avenue > *
and Urook yn Transit i points The
slrVngtli
of the market showed th"
a tendency to run to
specialties und Tobncio , General
LIoetrio
\Vestrrn Union
nnd busiuehanna & Western
preferred ment weie conspicuous In the da > 'a [ move
. Pullmin added 5 moro points t , > Its re-
mnrkal.ln
ndvnnce. The mnlnstay of the mnrket
wns the renewed buying on a large basis of
Now York central nnd the
strength of North-
wescrn , Omaha nml the other Vondcrl
t
slocks. The
grangers as a group were stwir
llurllnffton lendingNotevvoithy ndvnnccs wore
' , o"red by Louisville. Rock Island and
Hocking Valley stocks Adams ExpressI wns l"d
up 22 points over yustenlay'a bad prlc > wlthoii'
eliciting nny offers. American Express sold > .
points over ths last mP | , , nci % ra , bi | llp z po ,
higher. There wns n further easing In money
mtes today and sterling exchange continued
linn.
linn.The
The recent slight reaction In specnlntlvc bonds
terminated today nnd the geneml m4\i-nient
wn.i again strongly upwnrd "
on n verv" lnrri ;
business It wns n-portwl ( hat J1.000.000 , win th
of n slnsrlp Issue hnvc been tnken for London
account Total sales. Jl.saO.OOO United Htafi
new 48 , registered , were ViVercent lower bid ,
The Evening IVist's Ixjndon financial cable
gram sajs : "The stock markets here were ( julet
nnd dull. Drcir ninnov In lintrlnnlnt tr , i , t a n
Inlluence , although It is not expecte'd tiiat It vuij
havd a. really bad effect on the market , because
the ilearness Is partly due to the healthy condi
tion of trade There were very large borrowings
today from the Dank of England , amounting to
2,000,000 Americans nere above the New York
parity , but except for Hrle preferred and Union
Pacllle thares the market was listless The poolIng -
Ing of 80.000 shares of Hrlc common nnd tO.WO
share' of first preferred nold to a Bimllcato by
New York , Susquelmnna X. Western ptockholders ,
who are to exchange their clock nt n reported
prlco for the common of 40ti which thn pool
uannot dtxil with for three months , Is given as
the reason for the strength In Erles Argentines
and Drazlls were loner Mines were e-asler
Grand Trunk was better on expectation of a fa-
voraVile settlement The reported sales of lands
by IhP Northern Pnclllo for the retirement of KB
first mortgage bonds are not believed here , Oold
Is In strong demand , partly for South. . America.
Thn Paris bourse v\ns better"
Following are tlio closing quotations of the
leading stocks on the New York market today i
Total palps ( if rtQcki today CM 103,900 ( hare * ,
Inchtdlnj ; ; Aloblnvn pn.f neil , 7lit" , Cil < flK > ,
RurlliiKton ft. QJlncy. 3.J7Q , Erie piefrrrivl. 8,52 :
Ilixklnv Yulley , i.50 , LouUvlllc . Naihtlllv ,
American SocurKlfJi in London.
IXJNDON. Feb 10 The maikct for American
securities fluctuated somewhat * * after a steady
opening , and then declined on a desire among-
holders to realize The closing tone \\as barely
steady and the demand Kent-rally light.
OMAHA , Fob 10. Clearings , J922.510 CO ; bal
ances ) , $145,932 03.
CIIlCAno , 1'el ) 10 Clearlhgs , . 31S.233.090 New
York exchange , 30o discount ; posted rates , J4.S4
and H.SOJ4- ' '
PAItlS , Feb. 10. Three ner1ccnt rentes , 103f
lOo for the account ; exchange on London , I5f
4sO for checks.
COTFO.Y M
Selling by I.l-\eri > eel Is ItcNpniiHllilc
for a Itt'iictloii.
NI3\V YOHK. Feb. 10 Tlio cotton market
opened steady at an mUnnce of 4 to 7 points on
the near months and 1 to 2 points on the dis
tant positions. Ilarly cables from the Llxerpool
market reported a response of C points to our
rally yesterday afternoon , but subsequent ad
vices received during the call were less favorable
and caused the emmler gain In the late months.
Henllzlni , ' by small holders nnd selling by Llvvr-
pxtt representatives were responsible for a le-
actlon to last nlBht'a figures shortly after the
call. loiter liquidation net In following evi
dences .of weakness abroad and prices tumbled
to a net decline of 435 points Uy 11 o'clock
the decline had been recovered with the market
firm and active Kales to that hour reached 118-
000 bales , representing nn exceptionally lively
maiket Futures opened steady , sales , 20cOi )
bales , Februar ) , 16 0) ; March , 16,03 ; April , JC.12 ,
May , } 0,15 , June , JO.IG , July , J6.19 ; August , $622 ;
September , $6.2. ! , October , $0,22 , November , $6 ! 3 ,
closed steadj ; sales , 306,400 bales , February ,
55.06 , March , $3. , April , $602 , May , lUSti , Juno ,
J0.09 , July. 8.13 , August , JO.16 ; September , $6.15 ;
opened quiet and steady nt unchanged prices ,
clo ed steady : middling uplands , t > V4c ; middling
( , " 11 U. n'tc , Hales , 221 bales.
NEW OHI.IJANS , Feb. 10 COTTON Steady ;
middling. 0 0-lCc.
ijIVUKPOOL , , Fcb 10 COTTON-Spot , Rood
business done , prices higher , American middling ,
fair , 3 23-3.M , good middling , J lS-32d ,
ConVo WnrltM. .
NEW YORK , Feb. 10 COPFniJ-Optlnni
opened steady at unchanged prices to 5 points
decline , pliownl fair activity on Kuropoan so'l-
Ing at the opening , but mjlwequently became
very quiet , with vvcak undertone under hoa"y
rccelptH ut Illo and Cantos and untatlefactory
European cables , closed quiet , prlcos 5 to 10
polntn net lower ; sales , 16.2SO bags. Including
March at tS.COR5.G3 Sjw > t coffee , Hlo. quiet : No
7 , Invoice , 6,2i , No 7 , Jobbing , $0,75 Mild ,
fiteady. Cordova , J7 COUIS.DO sales , 1,000 bags
of Moracalbo , p t ; 300 lm | { Savnnllla , p. t
Total waruhounelellverles from the United
Htates , 1C.213 bags , Including 13,349 bags frnm
New York , New York stock , 677,149 lugs ; United
Statei slock , 790,200 bngs Alloat for the United
States. 303,000 bugs ; total \lslblo for the * United
Rtaten , 1.010.2 ) bags , against 001,971 bags last
year and 4C8C : > hagx in 1890.
SANTOS. Feb -OOFFCIJ-Stcadj , good v-
eraga HxntoH , 8.WO rels ; utock. 891,0 * ) bags
HAMIIUIIG. Keb 10. COFFni : Opened " 4ifg |
lower , at 2,30 p. m , net unchanged : toipfg
lower : dales , 22,000 bags
IIAVItn , Feb -COFrUD-Closed Uf net
hlKlier ; ealen , 20,000 bags
ItlO T > n JANI3IKO. Fcb -aOFFHR-Qulft ,
No 7 Hlo , 7,375 rels exchange , CVI. receipts ,
16.000 bags ; cleared for tha United .States , 14 000
bags ; cleared for Uurone , 4,000 bags ; stock , 291 , .
000 bags.
Wool Miirkrln ,
ItORTON. Feb 10 WOOLr-Quotatlonm
Ohio nnd I'l'iinivhunla neeccs , X and above ,
27 28c , XX , 2Sc ! XX and above , SOjJJIc ; delaine ,
SOKJlo ; No l combing , SOJfStc ; No 2 combing ,
3'Jffl31e ' Michigan.Vlsconinl , eti. X Michigan ,
24o ; No. 1 Mlrtilgan combing. 20a ; No. l Illinois
combing , 19c , No , 2 Michigan combing , ! SK9o ;
No : Illinois combing , 28&3c. Unwashed me
dium Kentucky quarter-blond combing , 23c Ken
tucky and Indiana three-plghths blood combing ,
23fl5lc. Mlfsourl ( inarter-biooj combing , SZiiaa ,
Missouri three-eighths blool icomblntr , Z3ir24c ;
braid combing , Sic , Ijike and Ororgla , 23yj < c.
Tcxa Wools Spring medium (12 months ) , lC i >
ISc ; scoured price , 43iN ; spring . line (12 (
months ) . ISglSo , ncoured , tOiTI''o Territory
Wools Montana fine medium- ml fine , lC < J18o ;
broured , 48Q5 < ) c , staple , f.Jirf,3c , Utah , \V > omlnK.
i'lc , line medium and line , rsffl'c : rcoured , 48
( yTilo , Uiplf , K&Z3V AuitrnllUn Wools .Scoured
basis combing , vuporfinv , 7Cf(72c. combing , KO ] ,
ft'fl6So combing , nvcrage , KOWc. Queensland
comblmr , Kic , *
ST I/DUIH. 1 > W WOOIireaUer ; mellnm
14V4SM . light line , UVt&lCWc ; hravy fine. 7
j tub washed , 220800. l.
Snunr
Nn\V OItMi N < ) Kch 10-BI'OAH-Onfn KPN
tie , steaily t 2ViOJHc | centrlfUral , steady ; irran-
ulal i. H 4 11-lCf1 : wliIlM , ' S HrvelloHB ,
J 13-ICfflUc ; rfcondx. 2i < f3lf MaliMCu. kfitlp.
Bleady at 1ICS7C- centrifugal , easy ut Ifnif.
> nii utMidv at IMrJ4c
NHW YOPIC FVb 10 K'O\H | Haw. nr > n
fnlr nMlnlmi. S 11.1 " ; rmlriniPHl , 9 < i ie i 4 3 10 ,
rellnnl , linn : cruiliM , rKinnndrr d , 'i'-ic
crinuIatM. fiVJ' ! mMitl A , * 6S10c' Ktaivlinl A
iiir , confectloneiii' A , IWi cut loaf , C c , cubc ,
Stoimy Weather Outs Short the Supply nt
Local Yards ,
CATTLE GENERALLY SHOW STRENGTH
Iluj crn Kenr n T % iniornr > - ShortnRC
ami lAttxIntiN for Stippllm IloKa
Kiillr Tit. f CcnJ' '
mill SlH-cp Stonily ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Tcb. 10.-necelpts for
the days Indicated were ;
Cattle. HORI Sheep. Horses.
February 10 l,4 < Xi 6,25 1,032 2
February 0 2,749 0,977 D.410
February 8 S.S76 C.r.U 3,971
February 7 1,769 2,869 6hSO
February 5 791 C.C22 2,352
February 4 1,393 5,362 2o5l
February 3 1,999 4,249 0,965
Februarys 31SJ 5,112 4.330
February 1 2.373 7,359 3,837
January 31 1,352 2,4S'J 4,556
January 29 74S 4,527 1,703
January 23 1,742 5,610 2,431
January 27..i 2,774 6,313 6,255
January 26 , . 2.5S6 6,133 6,692 . . . .
January 23 2,437 5,731 4.53J 9
January 21 1,741 2,013 2,625
The oniclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , J\r , & St. P. lly 1
Missouri 1'ftclllc lly 3
Union 1'aclllc System 15 21
C. & N. W. lly- 1 1
F. , 13. & M. V. U. U 8 17
S. C. & 1' . lly. . . 2 1G
a. , St. p. , M. & o. iiy 7 G
n. & ji. ii. u. n 21 21
c. , n. & Q. iiy . .
C. , 11. 1. & P. lly. , east 2
c. , n. i. & P. ny. . west 2
Total receipts 63 77 10
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle.Cl Hogs. Sheep ,
Omaha Packing Co Cl 1,015
G. H. Hammond Co 4 301
Swift and Company 226 1.4SL
Cudahy Packing Co 4SI 1,631
H. Meeker and Degan. . . . 148
\V. I. Stephens 16
Hill & Huntzlngcr 10
Uenton & Underwood. . . . 2 >
Huston & Co 10
Dennis & Wolf 4
Cudahy Urothers 15S
C. P. it P. Co. , Neb. City . . . . 585
Other buyers " , . 206 . . . . 197
Left over . . . . : . 200 . . . . 750
Totals 1,431 5,174 1,902
CATTLU-Yesterday's receipts of cattle
were liberal and the market was In ex
ceedingly good shape so that under ordinary
circumstances a laigo run might have been
expected for today. The storm , however ,
which set in early in the day , yesterday , oft-
set any Inclination that shippers may have
felt toward sending in their cattle. The
lesult was a very light run. In fact the
lightest of any day In u long time excepting
only Saturdays. The market as a whole
was In very satisfactory condition as re
gards the selling Interests and most every
thing In the way of killing- cattle changed
hands early in the day.
Beef Steers While a very considerable
proportion of the receipts consisted of corn
ted beeves , the actual offerings were light.
As the demand was good , and as still lighter
receipts were anticipated for tomoirovv on
account of the weather today , the buyers
weie all anxious for as many cattle as
they could get. In consequence the mniket
was active and a little stronger. The buy
ers bought up everything offered early and
the late tialns , as they came In , though the
market eased off and became rather dull
toward the close.
Butchers' Stock Cows and belfeis were In
light supply , in fact the receipts of that
kind of cattle for several days have fallen
behind the requirements of the local killers.
With the prospect good for still lighter re
ceipts during the next few days to corns
buyers wanted everything1 to bo had. As
was the case with beef steers , the market
was active and stronger.
Stock Cattle The character of the market
was such as to preclude the possibility of
there being anything of consequence done
In feeders or stock cattle. There wore very
few fresh cattle in and very few wanted.
Speculatois all had some cattle on hand ,
but as was to be expected under the pre
vailing weather conditions , there was very
llttlo demand from the country , llepre-
gensatlve sales :
NATIVHS
uuur sTnuns.
No Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
20..1082 J4 K G2..H70 $1 40 18. . . . 1376 4 63
1 770 400 3..11SC 420 25. . . . 872 425
22..1203 4 30 SO..1008 4 33 C. . . . 861 4 40
10..110J 443 3..12M 443 18..1000 400
1..1510 4 DO _
, .1070 2 Co 2. 825 2 75 K. . .1010 2 E5
. .1118 28r 2. , 925 2 00 2. . . 890 3 00
. . 890 3 03 5. 1110 303 10. . . 985 3 05
. 974 3 10 1. 1230 3 20 1. . . .1060 3 25
. .1033 3 53 1. 940 2 SO 2. . , .1030 2 S3
. . 9SO 3 90 10. 1143 1. . . .1190 3 40
. 1254 3 43 ' 11G5 3 45 29. . , . 966 3 50
. .1200 3 M 7' ,1037 , 3 65 3. . . .1086 3 20
. .1120 3 25 2. , 975 2 75 1. . , . 910 275
3 , , . . 336 3 00 1..1170 3 10 9. . . .103 $ 3 15
6. . .1146 3 23 S..1005 3 25 14. . . .1163 3 44
10. . . .1135 3 40 16. . . . 942 3 1. . . .1040 875
HKIKKHS.
11. . . 818 3 C5 1. 510 2 50 J. . . , 360 3 00
C. . . 813 3 45 11. 423 3 CO ' ' ' , 67 3 85
1. . . 400 3 00 1 , , 480 3 15 l' . . 470 3 25
. 800 3 4) 1. , 800 3 40 , 750 3 50
4. . . 090 3 75 1. , . .910 T 90
BULLS.
1..1300 1 Zi . . 130 S 10 1. . .1290 1 35
1..1490 3 45 . .1330 3 45 1. . .1250 3 GO
uco 2G5 . .14GS 2 75 1. . , . 790 276
. .1210 3 10 . .1110 3 15 " .1490 3 15
. .1400 3 ill 3 25 l" .mo 325
. .1780 3 35 4..1827 3 75 . 800 3 00
. .1370 J 00 1. . . .13(10 ( 3 23 1. . .1030 350
. .14CO 3 SO C. . . 13S T 50
CALVES.
. . 300 4 73 3. . . . J10 5 00 2. , . . 205 5 W
. . 370 3 M 8 . . . 377 5 00
STOCKERS AND rEEDEtlS.
, . 440 4 75 ,1. . . . 530 3 50 1. . . . S90 3 CO
. 8SO 5 CO n' . . . 880 4 00 13. . . . 570 4 10
,104r 3 S5 S7. . . . 707 4 25 4. . . . 765 4 35
. 4'W 4 50 16. . 415 4 M 2. . . . 500 3 CO
S17 4 0) 2. . , . CO' ) 4 23 3. . . . C40 4 25
790 4 30. 2. . . . 600 4 75
1IOOS The 'lmr ( mnrket , like the cattle mar
ket , ( iliouoil ileehled linpiovcmcnt this inornlni ; .
The opening wiic fully 60 lilther than jesler-
duy'u general market , anil the movement was
uctho at the advance. Doth packers and ehlp-
neri uero 111 the tielil. anil the bit ; bulk chanced
hands early In the morning. Later on the mar
ket lost some of Its briskness , but still closed
n bout where It opened.
Heavy liogt. xold ut $3 72Vi3.75 , as against
$3 C3S3 70 yesterday.
Medium \\clKht and llKht lends sold at )3.75 ®
3 SO today , and at $3700375 jesterday.
Today's aiUante carried the market to the
lilKhi'flt point touched eo far this > ear. Repre
sentative tales :
No. Av. No. Av. Sh. Pr
77 . . . . 1C1 33 ICG . . . J3 70
17 375 31 319 . . 372W
14 . . . . .416 1C 3SO 120 3 72V4
63 272 24 318 40 3 72'A '
2JiS 08 303 40 3 73
55 311 . . . 3 75
47 42G 120 3 73
CO 211 ! 120 3 75
1JS. , . .275 Sin 3 75
59. . . . 270 80 3 711
CO ! 43 60 3 75
CJ J2S 100 3 73
II. . . . 201 . 3 75
5S 248 . . . 3 75
Cl ! C4 . . . 375
9J 205 120 : l 75
81 232 . . . 3 73
SO . . . 307 . . 3 73
53 286 SO 3 75
6S 203 . . . 3 75
57 2S 8) 3 75
f.9 2S3 . . . 3 75
. . . . . . . . SO 3 73
15 4TJ . . . 3 75
43 310 40 3 75
61 2J86 120 3 75
28 235 40 n 75
60 . . . .300 IS ) 3 73
70 . . . 80 H 73
63 . 223 80SO 3 77'5 '
71 . 101 SOM 377V4
68 M 3 77H
73. , . . .2M SI ) 3 771' ,
80 . 201) ) SO S nl *
79 . 237 40 377W
74 . 241 3 H >
73 . 250 3 10
OS . 272 160 3 RO
97 . . , . " , . ,204 3 SO
CO , . . .233 40 3 SO v
WAGON UOnS TIlItOWOIJTS.
J . 190 250 1. . , . .210 275
1 . 300 3 23 6. . . .23 ? 3 75
1 . 370 3 W 1. , . .160 3 80
1 .500 . 3 7214
8HKii' Hecelpts of sheep \\ere light to what
they Inno hern for some ilaja past Tue mnrktt
did not show quotable chance as compared with
yesterday The trains , lionettr , wire late In
jirrUInc which put tlio market back considera
bly unJ Kd\t It the appearance of lielnt tuw
Heprc < Icntativ9 sales ;
No. Av I'r.
197 feeder lambs . 78 14 SO
6 western ewes , . , , , , . do 3 60
M wiktern ucthers . Ill 4 40
30 western jearllnK * . SO 4 75
S ) westrm larnbH . , . . 7 5 10
i3S western lambs . 76 5 40
KIIIIHIIH < ; lt > il > . stocl.- .
KANHAH C-1TV , Feb 10. OATT1..B Iletvlpts ,
natives , 4i ( > 0 head southern 03 head , choice
U-ef on-1 export cattle , uctlvp and strung , com.
mOn tu medium , stead ) , stackers and fvdi-rs ,
vcarre nnd uctHe ; ran * ami helfert , Mroni ; ;
JYxi-j and Indian rattle , active , but In lltilit
uppl ) , Hf.Mern Htc < rs , $3,25U4 ro , ncttirn cmr' .
12 ' .COT.CO nall\o steers , I3.75r3Vi. ( choice. M DO
( f > SO ; Texns nnd Indian slerr ? , | 3 KfH 35. nn-
lUu COM * mill hclfrrs , fJ 5.W4 35 slockurs an ]
fo l r . ! 3 l r hulln , 12 MM.OO
S-TlfCflpt * . 14'W head ! markrt active , 5
hlgliei , clcs.ng canter ; bulk of lalts , J3.7J
9-3 Ms hMUo , tt 7M1 7 4 ; packet" . 11 6MH 05s
13 ) W3 W. llKht.tt.KSltt.W. yorkcrs , 75
.
RHBI3P Receipts , tA9 ( hra.l' rrmrkff mcsrty
* nA the western l mbs , JI.COS5.W , muttons ,
3.25H S5
_
CIIICVCO 1,1 VK STOCIC MVItlcnT.
Cntllp 'Hnlr ' Slrnilj , Ittit There IN
rurtlicri1vtin < - ( > In HOK .
CHICAOO , Kch -Trade In cattle was fairly
Active , prices ruling nlxiut rtead > for the Riiiernl
run nrnl Hrm for the t-etter cl M of ontrliiRs
Silei ncrc largely nt } 4 355J6 10 , common ilrc wd
\ tet fleers Rolne for JI ( MM 5 iui > l occasional ! )
beljn 44.00 , while extra line i-hlppltK srades were
sirens at 15X05.50 Tt-nn * cattle nre olttrcJ In
KOo l mimlicis nnd snlei today were imdc nt
JJ Z5C < 3il for helfprs , eons , bulls , st c 'l '
oxen anl at 8WM.50 for alters Slocker nnd
feeder mle * w re larecl)1 at tl.lt N.M and fotno
prlmo tXW-lb. steers ld at | t.0. Cnnnlng cows
fold remarkably well , compnraUvHy few Ol
belon $2 W , nnd prime heifers brought II SOlf I 50
Cnlvea rnnKe > > from II 00 to li.CO
Tlieru wna n further av crape ndvance of 5c
In hogs. Satw ratiife < l nt | 3.S5C .03 for co-irsp
heav ) packers to ptime heavy weights , the Milk
of the IIORT * cn lns the scales at 13 MHIN W.
Wnlit weight hogs comprised the larger Pnr' " '
the receipts nnd fold nt ttio u-Hial oil-count , while
plir * went Inively at .COIf3.,5 ! , , { vy eolnic l low
| 3. IS The market closed weak nnd late nrmnn
w < , / ! . aclhe M
nround J4 26 Tel western ' ' ' .lSr3R,0ynn {
14 10 4.50. Venrllne sheep brouirlij : : WJ J-1. ° n"'l
iambi were In good demand nt II..W-J.5 for ponr
to prlm lots , few Rolim below * > . * . "wi\ >
lamb < nnd honvy sheep sold J-aiil > . . .
llecclpts : Cattle , 10.000 he d ; | IOB . KW " "
sheep , 14,000 henil _ _
Inillniinii'illH I.l > c Slnrlc.
Teb. 10 CATTl.E Mark" !
K0 l to choice nhccp. V " 'If * 40
V.nttt llultnlo I.Uo Sloclt.
OA.TTI.IJ-1'rlm * to
rno-n iilirPVtiO Pol ) 10
4\ \ ° 1br4YorHriDOgiil" > to choice. 1120 , ro Rl.s .
conmSn to cho7cc.g360G370 | ; plRS. common lo
to extra , | 5G5fi-.75 : cull. l
r' to seloot-sl - w others , $ IT5a
4W. c'iiw to common. SOffa K > .
St. I.oul" I'lvo SJoi-U.
.H-Ileci'lptt , 2..00
6,000 heart ; market strong.
HOV-eclpH
y"ker2. * lf7bS SB : pnckcrs , J3.735J3 85. butcher * ,
$ IS8t0DU9I'-n c-lpt" . 1.400 henrt. . market atcn.l . >
natives , $3 50IT4 60 ; lamlm. 13 OOP. . 7S
Aorlc I.l > c Sloclc.
iffj as sScW *
xr sjtf ttwrisar1
neSelSu' ! hca : 'le lo er ; venl-
AND I..VMnS-Hoc < . | pt8. 3,546 ho.d
, , .t . . .
4.30. _ _
Stnolc tn
nieconl of receipts of m * stock nl the four
pffi3.4l markets for February ,0-
1 ' 40S 52W 1112
Totals
Oil
Oil , CITT , Ta. . Tel > -Credit ) ! ilin 9. f3c :
ortlMtcq opened lth "alca of cash at "He nnd
as 'at'Vor ' ' ? i c ! ft-
770 and B.OOO > bH flt 77V4c. salcf , of
N , rob. 10-OILS-Splrlts of tur.
nrnl'Tt ' n.
. .
nrm at 3Jo bid : sale . none.
TAVANNAH'r'ebnToOILSSPlrlts ' of tarpon-
tine nm i nt az a i bid llosln. nrm. with n
higher tTnaeneyf quotations unchanged.
California Drlcil Friiltn.
N5W YORK , Tab -CALIFORNIA DRIED
rnUITS-Steady. Evaporated apples , common ,
rii7 ic : prime wire trny , 8'4c : wood dried pHmc ,
8Uochoice. . Sio ; fancy. 9J9 c. Prunes , .Tffjc
Apricots" iloynl , BJKUc ; Jfoor Pnrk. 9llc
reaches , unpecled. 7ffllOc ; pooled , 1220c.
PHTT AT" " * T1fn V Fell 10 BUTTEH rnlr
dcmnnrt ; fancy western creamery , 20V e.
noaa-null and 2Hc loner ; fresh nearby. { t
14'4c ; fresh western , 14J14Hc
ClIECSn-Stendy : New York factory , cho CP
ii I9Hc : New York factory , fair to food , 9V.W
_
Detroit Market.
DETROIT. Fcb -TVIIEAT-No. . 1 white and
No.3 / rod. 91 c ; May , 95c
CORN No 2 mixed , 30c.
OATS No 2 white , 2S'ic.
RYE-NO. 2. 6Qc.
_ _
A Vnln. Q ul Ulil e.
-Washington Star ; "Excuso me. " paltt rtio
collector , "hut a"i cents Isn't an appreciable
pnvment on what vou awo"
Vou aie on\y \ collprtlntr MIO Interest , l
. "
Yrs. "
" \Vpl. | this Is ar"or'1itR : lo pontrnet. It
we,1) stlpu'atcd ' thit the Interest .ihould i > o
poyablo quarterly. "
Wo arc anxious to do a llttlo good In tbls
world and can think of no pleasanter or bol
ter way to do It than by commending Ono
Minute Cough Cure as a proventatlvo of pnou-
monla , consumption and other serious luns
troubles that follow neglected colds.
Tim nn\i/rv IIAHKIST.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thursday ,
February 10 , 1S08-
VVAHUAIvl-'l Uljlsva-
P. A. nroadwell and wife to n. C.
Heavers , lot 8 , block 12 , South
Omaha ' 'VV'J
; ; ;
M. M < Brown to American National
bank , lot 8 , block 10. K. V. Smith's
E'000
ndd ' '
II. W. Vales and wlfo to Augusla
Sandborir , part of lot 7 , block 0 , Park
Place 1.400
Unwood Park Iind company to Mtr-
lln Malsenbacher , lola 7 and 8 , block
8 , Llnvvood Park 1.250
A. J. Albera and wlfo to J. J. LYae -
ger , lot 1 , block 1 , Cowlcs' 1st add
to Valley "tv" ]
Annie Halloclo et al to P. C. Ilu' ' on ,
nVt of s SO feet lots 1 and 2 , block 1 ,
sill ) of J. I. Iledick's add. . , , , . 2,400
J. n. RpdllPld. Jr. , to J. L. Iledneld ,
BVJ lot 1 , block 4 , nedflold'fl add l,37j
QUIT CLAIM DB13DS.
William Balrd , truntoe , to T. L , Kimball -
ball , truHlee , lots 15 and 17 , block
39. and lot 12 , block 32. Ambler Place ;
lols 14 nnd 15 , Windsor Place Ex
tension : loin 23 nnd 24 , block 27 ,
Weal Sldo add. , nnd lotfl 7 and 8 ,
Mock 121 , poulh Omaha. . . . 2
Henry Helmbach nnd wlfo to W. 13 ,
Weekly , lot 9 , block 1 , Harrier's Ifll
add J
Total nmount of trnnnfora 112,110
Arnold' * fiiotno Celery cure * headache * ,
lOc , 2.r o Bint fiOc , All
H. R. PEJ NET & CO. ,
11O Board of Trade But-j , Omaha , Neb
GRAIN. PROVISIONS , STOCKS
Branch Ofilfe , 103S N Si J-lncolu. Neb
OLD COLOVY UIMMmG , ( JIIIOVGO.
Members Chicago Hoard of Tradu sluco l * (
Grain , Provisions anJ $ . Y. Stocks
Orders Cash nnd Future Delivery Rollclt .l
Omilliu Oilier , IliKiiu 1 , N.-T. Mti >
. . . , 'I'liour { ) < ! ! , . . .
FI.OYJl J CAJII'UKLt , , Jliiinitii-r.
JAMES E. QOYO & CO. ,
Tclcplionc 103 ! ) . Onmlia , Nub
COMMISSION ,
"GKAIN , IMlOVISIONS'aiul STOCKS
UOAttU 01' TIJAU1L
Ulrtft wlr to Chlcujo and Ntvr York.
Corrcipondentii Jclm A. Wnrrtn & Co.
A New
Serial
H.
H.Rider
Rider
Haggard
of "She , "
"Klnp Solomon's Mines , "
Etc. , Etc. ,
Has Completed Another
Story Entitled
"ELISSA"
Tlio here of the story Is n. gnuiil-
son of Klug Solomon on mi ex
pedition to tlio Golden Oiihlr of
tbo Bible.
ARomnnco of Pro-Hiatorlo
Africa , Daringly
Imnginntivo nnd Full
of Thrilling Action.
This story will appear In
THE
SUNDAY
As a Serial , In Ton Instalments ,
Beginning February 13.
( With Illusttntlous. )
la this etory Mr. Haggard mnlces
a aow demonstration of his won-
Oorful power In tbo Held of pure
romance. Ho once more boldly
lifts tbo curtain that hides the fa to
of nations dead and burled In the
ages of which no record remains ,
except In the silent ruins of their
cities.
Zlinboe , an Inland' ' trading city
that flourished In tha heart of
Africa 3,000 years ago , and peopled
by the Phoenicians , Is the eceno of
the story. To this city cornea
Prince Azlcl , a grandson ot King
Solomon , accompanied by Isaachar ,
a prlcet of Israel , and Motom , a
Phoenician trader , wto brings a
caravan of merchandise.
In Bllssa , daughter of Sakon , king-
of Zlmboo , the prince meets his
fato. King Ithohal , lord of many
legions of si\ago warriors , Is al
ready a eultor lor her band. Ho
sues lo true barbarian foBulon ,
aeolts to carry her off by force , and
la felled la the attempt by Prince
Azlol. The otory unfolda Itaolf
around the feud between the Prlneo
of Israel and the savage King Itho-
bal. Ellssa baa elvm her heart
to Azlol , and loatha the barbarian
monarch. Isaachar , the priest , la
determined that no prince of the
bouso ot David shall wed a heathen
maiden , whoso people worship Dual.
A0 a result of bis Intrigues , Elissa
"is elected tbo high priestess of
naal.
This fixes an Impnesablo religious
gulf .between . her and Azlel. Their
passionate love seoko to eurmouat
all barriers. Meamttmo , Ithobal
draws hla huge army of savages
arouctl the fated city , and d em mul
ing Ellcsa , la marriage , prepares
to destroy It If ho la refused. How
DHusa violates her oalh as high
priestess and prepares to fly with
Azlel ; how they arc bath discovered
and threatened with death by tbo
priests of Daal ; how , to save each
other , she , by her right no tbo high
priestess of Haal , names him her
husband , while bo renounces hla
faith and offers incenco to Baal ;
how Ithobal'u bordo of savages
storms the walla of tlio city , and
both Azlcl and Klltaa fall into bI/ >
power ; and bow , at last , Azlol es
capes with hie llfo by Kllc a'a
feigned submission to Itbobal , she
In turn escaping Itbobal by killing
herself , Is all told In Mr , Haggard's
most fascinating manner ,
The awful ceremonies to the temple -
< plo of Daal , the weird rites In the
sacred groves of Zlmboe , and the
barbaroua battle scopes of that far-
off time , are described wltb all the
author's marvelous wealth of Imag-
Inatlvo rcjourct ,
It la a story that will surely rank
as one of tbo great works of fiction
of 1S98.
In the
Sunday
Watch for It !
] Read It !
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