THE OMAHA DAILY WEB : SATURDAY , FEBKUAKY lij' 18J)8 ) It
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
AH of the Markets Show Considerable
Strength.
WHEAT TAKES THE LEAD IN ACTIVITY
LVilillllntint SttlttpltiK KiiKUKcntendi for
tlu ? l.ollor Slock In ( InIliilntcr -
HI sim1 ill llclitnil 11 > "
MarUvl.
CHICAQO , Feb. H.-KverythltiK on the
floor wiui Htronfj today , wheat being the
lender both In strength nml nctlvlty. Ho-
ports of additional shipping enpiBcments
for letter wheat nnd nn exceptionally largo
export bunlncn.4 were the prlnclp.il factont
of the buying movement In wheat , which
had advanced tha mniket about lo at the
close. Corn closed He higher , nnd oats % ®
? ic higher. Provisions hesitated for a tlmo
but finally joined the procession nnd closed
24W74o ! ! higher.
There wns a bid demnml for wheat right
from the ntnrt. Mny. which closed yester
day ut SCJgC , opened today at P7'/4Tl97c. '
There WIIH considerable selling by Interests
who have been putting wheat on the market
for Homo tlma piist , but the demand was so
Krcal that the prce | advanced steadily , not
Htopplnjf until Me''had ' been reached. There
were two biff ctors In the ndvnnce. the
I cUer nhlpmcniu ubroail nnd the Liverpool
Btrength. Th6 former was given the most
attention. It was stated on the floor and
not denied by the Loiter Interests thut ur-
rangeinLMitH are being made for the ship
ment of 4,0uai0i ( ) bu. of their wheat from
here to the seaboard. Contracts have al
ready been let for 2.WO.COO bu. of this , It Is
H.iid , and the moving away of uo much cash
wheat had n marked effect on shorts ,
l lverpool was very strong , early cables
Hhowlng Ttd ndvanco nnd later advices
nhowed that market IftflKd up from yes
terday. Private cables suld tiie atrongth WHS
on consumptive demand. Argentlnu ship
ments for the wcok were 71Z.OCO bu. , much
less than generally oxix-ctcd. Northwest
receipts were 3S5 cars , against -132 last week.
Chicago received .17 earn. After advancing
to 9So the marUct eased off somawhat. Theru
' was n lot-up In tin- urgent demand with
the usual selling by people who have been
playing for a break , and Mny reacted to
! )7',4c. ) Then for an hour the price moved
between 97Wc and OSc. most of the time beIng -
Ing at about 97 ! > ic. After that the market
Uf.uln becumo active and very strong. Late
cablegrams brought liberal buying orders
to the seaboard , and about an hour from
the close here It was stated that seventy
boat loads ( about KO.OOO bu. ) had been taken
for export. A considerable pirtion was from
Philadelphia and Italtlmoru. Three steam
ers chartered were supposed to bo for
I tltor'a grain. Closing cables were all firm
nnd higher. The announcement of the ex
port business gave a touch of genuine cjc-
cltomcnt to the market , sending shorts to
cover In a hurry , and the price wns sent
up to 9S-V c , the top figure of the day. Then
the market quieted some. There was a
tendency to even up over the holiday which
caused operations to recede somewhat. Jlny
was bringing ! )7-MiU7c ) at the close.
- There wan a greatly Increased speculative
trade In corn , and the market was very
Htroiif. ' . Nearly all the bit ; bulls "doubled
up" on their llnca and the price wont above
30e after a hard Unlit. Commission houses
sold freely but everything was tak n. The
strength In wheat nnd the unfavorable
weather were Influences , A good export de
mand wns reported. May ranged from SOMjC
to 2fl4C , and closed Vic higher at liOilMV c.
Though there wus not a great trade In
onts the market was strong nnd prices got
to the highest point for the crop. The
strength came from the peed export de
mand and the advance In wheat and corn.
There , was good buying by shorts and some
outside demand. There was tree selling
In tin ) afternoon , , and prices fluctuated
sharply , but closed strong. Mny ranged
from 2Cc to 23-'HC , and closed % > 0ic : ) higher
at SG2G .
There was a strong market for provisions ,
with trade aH a whole unimportant. The
market opened easy because IIORS were a
little lower , but quickly rallied to yester
day's best figures on moderate buying of
n general nature. Prices yielded somewhat
Inter on realizing , the market closing steady.
The strength of grain markets and moder
ate stocks were Influences. At the close
May 'pork was "Vic hlpher at $10.70. May
lard Z'/feclilgher at $ . " > .10 and May ribs 2 < 4c
lilg-hor at $3.17f5.20.
Mitlmnted receipts for Saturday : Wheat ,
( C cars ; corn , G30 cars ; outs , 323 cars ; hogs ,
19.000 head.
No markets tomorrow , holiday.
leading futures ranged as follows :
ArllclcB. . ! Open. I High. | Low. I Gloao. j Ycat dy
v hrat-
Feb. 1 00 OH
May. . . OUU
July. . . 8SM-80 8UH ( iS'i
Corn-
J8(4 ( 8
May. 3M ( *
July. . . 31 31 aOJ4
Oats-
May. . . S3H 20 JjT20 20U
July. . . J'W
Fork-
May. . . 10 02M 10 70 ID no 10 70 10 02 X
July. . . It ) US 10 75 10 DC 10 7SM 10 a ? * *
Lard-
May. . . fi 10 5 12K n 0.1 5 10 5 07W
July. . . 0 17k 8 20 C 15 0 i0 ! C 17H
Kh'lltlbH
May. . . .1 17K 5 dO n is B 20 S 17W
. ' . ' ' D 0 ' 'JO 5 ' "
July. . . 5 'L'K as 'JO 0 5"JJ4
No. : .
Cash quotations were ns follows ;
KLOUK Strong ; winter pitents , t4.SOW4.90 ;
fltmltihtH. J.30iM.r,0 ( ; spring Bpecl.ils. f5.33if5.45 ;
tilling patents , 5l.MVii4.00 ; bakers , J3.Mft3.HO.
WHEAT No. " fprlng. 921I93C ; No. 3 spring ,
01 19301' ' No. 2 red. itfiy.ifjl.oi ) .
< ! ORN-No. 2. SSViifSJKc ; No. 2 yellow , 2SyiG
*
OAT ? No. I. 25V4c ; No. . J white , f. o. b. , 26 %
RYE No , 2. 4Si,4c.
HARLEY-.No. 2 , f. o. b. . 42O59C.
FUXXSEEn No. 1 , f 1.2.14 : n. w. , fl.2SV { .
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. t2.80fi2.82W.
PROVISIONS Mesn jinik. per bbl. , f0.60 ! { ?
10 63. I ird , per 100 Ibs. , t > .oit. Fhort rllw sides
( loose ) , t" > .00f(5.o. Dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) ,
tl.7.Wf5.W. Short clear Bides ( boxed ) , f5.3065.40.
U'HISICY Dimllleih * llnUhed guodn , per cnl ,
SUGARS Cut .oaf , fG.OI ; gnmulated , fS.Cl.
On the Troilnc * exchange -toJay the butter
nvukrt unr linn ; cre.inifiieii , 13'nlJt1 ; UMliltiU
MI7c. C'lieOMquiet at KySiic. Kw. fteady nt
12HO13i' . Drcriwil poultiy , market Ktcadr , tur
keys , Sflllo ; chlcl > en , 1 O7Wo ; iluckn , COIMc.-
fVH\V YOU 1C < ! i.Viit.\L : M. VHKKT ,
Qnodtlloim for the Day on ( ieneral
CoMiinoilhleH.
NH\V YOHK , Feb. -FIXHTIl-Hecelpti , 13 , .
770 bbln. i export" , 1S.OI5 bbl . ; quiet , but ( Irmly
held , pirllcularly on low vrada wlnturt , which
ure Bcurce ; city mill palentx. J3.rXf(3.M ) ( ! ; city
mill cloarn , JT. I015.55 } ; Minnesota putenti , J5.10
05.40 ; Mlnnr ota halicrt , K.ZIKI.M ; winter pat
ents. J4.SOO3.2 : ; wlntur ptraUlitx , Jl.Siat.U ;
winter ejtrnii , JS.COii4.OOi winter low grades ,
J2.ootf3.co. Hyo Hour , linn at } ? . ( Utf3,15. Duck-
\viuiit Hour , dull at ji.ut.3o.
HIJOKWIIEAT Finn nt SiVie.
OJIIN.\IKAI < Firm ; yellow western , C9c.
ItYK Firmer ; NQ. s wcslcrn , t'o ; car lots ,
llAltl.UY-FIrm ; feeding , 3Sp3S4o.
lAUIiv : MALTFlnncstern ; , S2SJJ67c.
WllKAT-llrcelntti. 7-i.SOO bu. ; exporli , CI.KG
bu , ; spot , firm : No , 2 red , Jl.Otii. Options opened
mronK nt 1'iSfWc ndvanco on lilKber Liverpool
cables. After a subneiiucnt Irregular advance
on forelKii buylni ; they finally yielded a llttlo
under reallilni : and closed unsettled , but fairly
linn t WU'fiS net advance. The reported Letter
export sales hud u restraining effect on scalpers ,
whu were somewhat benrlih ; No. 2 red , 1-Vliru-
ury. closei ) nt 1.0 4 ; May , fSUijDS li-16c , closed
.
COUN-Itecelpts , SS,72I bu , ; exports. 112,141
bu. ; rpot , llrni ; No , 2 , SIUc. Options opened
atninger with whe.it snd dlfplnycd u Kood under
tone all day , wltli broadening speculations , yet
closed UUHo higher. Cables and export demand
were nlxo bull factor * ; February closed at 35Kc :
May. 34 l-ICUlWe , cloml Sljie ,
OATS Itecelptu , 183.IW ) bu , ; exports , SO.J1I bu. ;
rpot , stiunijcr ; No , 2 , 3040. Options advanced
thurp'y ' n a llKlit trade Iniluenced by the
fctrcntflh In cash 01 1 1 , vloscd * io net lilnlier-
May i-U ed at 30Kc.
FiiiFlrni : ; bran , 70877 0 ; middling. 75y
77 Via. H > e. tic ,
HAY ljulet ; vhlpplnir , 35B o ; good to choice.
COU'Oc.
IIOM Hiendy ; state , common to choice. Iffflj
crop. 40Co ; lSXi ! crup , 7 < j9e ; 1SS7 crop , 17il3o :
1'aclno coast , 1(93 crop , 4U6o ; lUi cron. ( UlOc ' *
1857 crop , 170190 , ,
JUDKK-SUuily ; Oalveston , ! 0 a Ibs. , 15o.
LiJATIIKIl Sieudy ; hemlock sole. Duenos
Ayr s. 19Ka20c.
WOOL-QtiUt ; lleece , t7 ( lo ; Texas , 1JHO
51-i PKOVISIONB-lleef. Hrm ; family , J11.:3OH.7J ;
nxtrtt iiM-ts , JS.OOijS.fiO ; beef hams. 13 ; luckrl ,
lO.nHllO.M. Cut meats , steady ; plekled bellies
Ji.C2H .Mt pickled shoulders. JI.75 ; pickled
hums , li.tHn.W , I rd. llrmsc tern steamed.
J.IO ; refined , steady. Pork , nrm : mess , JIO.GOO
10.75 ; Bliort clear , J10.U > 812.eO ; family , J10.SOU
11.0. ) . Tullow , dull ; city , 316 JSo ; country ,
rolfiim. dull ; I'nllfJ. Me. llosln ,
aulet : strained , common lo irnnd , I1.40UI.43.
Turpentlnft.tlrm at 3IUO3IUC. CottonseeJ , quiet
tut fftlrly steady , without vhange ; i > rlm crude ,
lSH l c ; prime crude , f. o b. mills. 15015Hc ;
prime summer yellow , 22Utftc bid ; off summer
yellnw , imp , nominal , nutter oil , 5Q27c ; prime
winter yellow , 2i'it2 He.
RICE Firm ; fair to extra , 454Q5HO ! Jtpan , S
.
MOLAPSTW I'lrm ; New OrUAns , open kettle ,
Bo ° d to choice , m 3p.
VltKlOMTS To Liverpool , steadier ; steam ,
J5'4d ; Rtnln by steam , 3MU. !
MKTAlfl-Th market tor m tiO § In the Ben-
* ral way i > hewn rnthtr Mtttr temper. The New
York Metal nxctiiinge mnKfn the closing1 an follow -
low ! Pig Iron warrants very quiet at JS.SO bid
nnd J6.70 nrke < 1 ; lake coppnr , strong and higher
at 111.10 bid and Jit. 25 naked ; tin. steady at
IIJ.91 hid and JII.OO Hiked ! ( P lter , firm at
JI.07H bid nnd Jt.ll > nke < l ; lead , very nrm at
J1.7S bid nnd J3.W ntked. The nrm that fixes
the celling prlco for miners nnd smelters quotes
lend nt J1.53.
IIL'TTKIl llecclpt * . 3,311 plig" . ! market nrm !
wenlern crcimery , UWOJOc ; Klglns , 20c ; fac
tory , llfjllc.
CHKKHI-J necelptu , l.MI pkgs. ; market quiet ;
large while. Septomtrtr , RHcj small wl.ltc. Scp-
tembi-r , 9T19'io ; larce oolnrnl. September , S'i.- ' ;
fmnll colorM. Hrptrmlicr , SiW'lc ; Inrge , OclnNr ,
SWK'ic ; small , c. SUnRHc ; light klim ,
"i pnrt oklm.1 , ( fC'jo ; full rklm.i , 2(3c.
KUCJ8 Hocelpt" , 5.114. pkgsf. ; slnte and P nn-
sylrnnln , l c ; western , lie.
OMAHA UK.VUHAti 3IAHICKTS.
Condition nf Trndranil ( l\io ( lon
on Staiilf nnil Knncy 1'roclucc.
IXIOS ( loo.l . stock , 110111 0.
IlUTTKU-Common to fnlr , 95llc ! swparatir
creamery , SOc ; gathered creamery , ISOlte.
VBAL Choice fal. So to 120 Uu. , quoted at 8c ;
large and coarse , 4Ufic.
1JUER3KD POULT11Y Chickens , 67o ; turkeys -
keys , fnfflfw ; treeae , 70So ; ducks , 709c.
OAME Small rabbits , per doz , , 7Sc ; Uree.
U.2.V. s < | Ulrrela , COiiCOo.
PIOKONS Live , 75c ; dend pigeons not wanted ,
HAY Upland , tS.SO ; midland , J5.00 ; lowland ,
H.50 ; rye straw , Jl.r.O ; color makcn the price on
hay ; light bnlei sell the best ; only top grades
brlnt , ' top prices.VEOKTAHLKS.
VEOKTAHLKS.
CnLUHY Good stock , large , 40c : small , 2 > 0
20c. - - . . .
ONIONS-Per 1m. . JU-
I1I3AN3 Hnnd-plcked n vy , per bu. , Jl.ljQ
'HWEKT POTATOREKansns , 10peckhbla. . .
12. K ) : fancy Muncatlne 11-pcck Mil" . . J1.2S ,
OAIHIAril.J-Oood stock , per lb. , H4c.
POTATOES Homo grown , 5 f.'uc ; western
Hock , 70o.
FnUITS.
At'PLES Winter stock , JJ.COiJJI.GI ; California
tlelleflcur , boxen , Jl.M ; Colorado Jonathans ,
boxes , tl.75 ; Oregon , boxes , J1.24.
CltANHKnniiS Jeiseys. per bbl. , J7.OOff7.2V
Wisconsin Hill nnd Bugle , J7.u037.75 ; Wisconsin
Uoll nnd Cherry , JC ,
QRAPUS Mnlncns. Si.MffH.ffl.
TIlOPICAt , FlU'tTS.
OltANQES MexicHn , per box , J2.75Q3.Oi ) ; Cali
fornia navel ! ! , tl. 003.1 , 25.
T.KMONB.illrnrnlo. . fancy , } .1.r. ; choice. Jl.
IJANANAS Choice , lurso stock , per bunch ,
J2.C002.2j ; medium sized hunchoi , Jl. 7532. 00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Alntonils , per lb. , iarico site , Ufftlo ;
small , lie ; llrnzlls , per lb. , S&lOc ; English \vnl-
niltH , per lb. . fanqy soft ahell. 10ilc ; stunj-
urds , WJa ; flltcrts , per ID. , lee : pecans. iwllKhed.
medium , C1J7c ; extra largo , SffDi : ; large hickory
nut * . Jl.oixi'1.10 per bu. ; small , Jl.o'iM.3'i per
bu. ; cocoamiU , per 1W. Jl ; peanuts , raw , 5flJUc ;
roasted. C CH o.
FlflS Imported fnncy , 3 crown , 14-lb. brxm ,
12o ; 6 crown , H-lb. boxes , Hfllao ; 2-lb. boxes , " 2
Q23c per box ; California , 10-lb , box , $1.
HONEY Choice white , ire ; Colorado amber. 1"
.
KHAUT Per bhl. . Jl : halt bbi. , , ' 2.2ff2. n.
MAPLR BYHUP-rFU-M-snl. cans , onch , J2.73 ;
gal. cans , pure , per doz. , 412 ; half gal , cans ,
58.23 ; qunrt cans , JH.50.
DATF.S llnllowpo. CO to 70-lb. boxes , Co ; Salr ,
BHc : Fnrd , D-Ib. IHIXOJ. c.
CinEIl-Pcr Imi' .M " : l.hH , J5.23.
Fnnsn MEATS
DUE8SED TEEF Good jiativ * steers. CVic-
goad forequartera steers. B'.Sn ' ; good hindquarters
teet . SWc : western steers , CUc ; fancy helfors ,
Uo ; good heifers. Cc ; eond forcquartcrs heifers.
Cc ; good hlndquaiters heifers. So ; good cows.
6 > ic : fnlr cnw , 64c ! ; cow forcquarters , 4V5c ; cow
( calves ) , per lb. , We ; kidney * , per doz. . 3.V ; ox
tails , each. 3c ; livers , per lit , . 2Hc : hearts , peril ) .
J4c ! ; toiiKiica , per lb. . 12ic ( ; calf livers , each. 35o ;
calves , whole carcas or sides. Oc : calf head and
feet , scalded. i > er set , 75c ; tcnderlolnB , frcsli. iSc-
tenderloins , frozen. 16e ; boneless strips , fresh ,
lOc ; boneless strips , frozen. 9c ; strip loins ,
fresh , So ; sfrln loins , frozen , 6'.4c ; rolls , bone-
NO. 2 CHUCKS , i'ic ; wo. 3 cliucl.'s. 4c ; hone'ess
chucks. 4i ! = ; cow plates. 3ic ! ; steer plates. 4c ;
Hunk steak , fiije : loins. No. 1 , I3c ; loins. No 2 ,
10o ; 151ns. No. 3. 7Hc : short loins , mnikct style' , 2c
above loins ; chort loins , " hotel style , * i > above
loins ; cow loin. ends , . SP ; steer loll , , rnds , 9c
MUTTON Fancy lainbs , 8V4C per lb. : lambs
7lc ; sheep , 6V4c : market racks , long , S',4chotel
rackB. short. He ; loins. S4c ! ; saddles , 9o- legs
9c : lamb ltrs l , lOo ! breasts and ttews , 3ttc-
tongue * , each , 3c ; forequnrters , Sc.
PORK. Dressed pigs. 5c per lb. ; dressed hogs
5Uc ; tenderloins. 14o ; loins , short , 6 > ic ; lout ? 6iie :
sparn ribs. 5c ; hum sausage butts , 5c ; Ilostoii
butts , 5Mc ; shoulders , roiujh , 5c ; shoulders
skinned. 5Hc : trlmmlnt-.i. 4V4o ; leaf lard , not ren
dered , 5Vic ; heads , cleaned , 4c ; Snouts and ears
3c ; iipckbonps. 2c ; slip bjnes. 2V5c ; cheek meat'
JiVSc ; neck bones , 2o ; pigs' tails. 3c : plucks , each
So ; chlttcillnRs , 5c ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per doz
! 5o ; stomachs each , 3c ; tongues , each , 7o ; kid
neys , per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. . 15c ; pics'
feet , per doz. , 25c ; livers , each , 3c ; hog rinds
3o ; blade bones. Sc.
HIDE'S , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7c ; No 2 green
hide ? , 6c ; No. 1 salted hides , 9c ; No. 2 green
salted hides , Sc ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs
lOc. ; No. . 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 IDs. . Sc.
SHEEP PELTS Ureen salted , each , 15075c ;
green salted .ihuarllnirB ( short wooled early
vkln.1) ) , each. 15c ; dry shearlings ( short woulcd
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , Cc ; dry Hint Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per ll > . actual
weight , 4'i5c | ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , Hf
4c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelu , per
lb. , actual weight , 4S5c ; dry flint C-ilorado
murrain wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight. 304c.
TALLOW , UREASE. ETC.-Tallow. t.'o. 1.
3c ; tallow , No. 2 , 2 ? c ; rough tallow l c ;
white grease. 2 { ? % ; yellow und brown L'reate.
.
FUIia ne r ( black or brown ) . J3.00 820.00 :
otter , Jl.MflS.OO ; mink , i ; tWc ; beaver 11.uo
OC.OO ; skunk , lie , 25c , Vic : muskrnt , 3c. 'Jc. 7c ;
raccoon , 15ftS''c ; red fox , 23CRJ1.25 ; gr y fox ,
23If50o ; wolf ( timber ) , 23cJ ( 2.CO ; wolr .prairie
joyote ) . lOWSOc ; wildcat. ICif'Joi ; ; badcc ? . Cffl40o ;
silver fox. JIO.OOQ7.r .00.
St. LoulK General llnrlietn.
ST. I IUIS , Feb. 11. FLOUIl Very quiet nnil
higher In sympathy \vltl wlieat ; patents , J4.70IQ
1 ; Htralghts , Jt.3jg4.SO ; clear , J4.25 ; medium ,
J3.rJ ) 3.73.
WHEAT Higher , closing Ho higher for July
und llio belter for Mny than > esterday ; No. 5
red , ci h , ! ) Cc. elevator : WiflSc track : February ,
! > SV4c ; May , 93TSS99c ; July , 62Hc ; No. 2 hard ,
V , carh.
CO UN Higher , closing % Vto nbovfl yester
day ; No 2 cash. 26-Hc < February , 20o bid ;
May , 27li 27 c ; July. 2S7io.
OATS-Closcd o better that ! yesterday ; No.
3 cash , 2 < c , elevator : 2.1o track ; May , 2C'ie ; July ,
3'JK.c ; No. 2 white , 2 Hc , cash.
U YE Firm nt 4Sc bid.
HEEDS Flaxrecd. lower at J1.20 ; timothy
teed , quiet nt 12.3:4)2.75. )
CORN.MEAL-Flrrn at Jl. 4501. DO.
UltAN Firm nt 5CW.i7c for sacked Ibis , east
track , and fOe at mill.
HAY Quiet ; prnlrlc , J5.50Q8.CO ; timothy , $7.00
lll'TTEH Quiet ; creamery , ISftlHic ; dairy , 3
.
EiaS-Flrm nt 10ic.
WHlSICY Sleady ut J1.19.
COTTON TIE8-70C.
IIAIKJINQ iliflCc.
METALS-Lcad , hlelier ut J3.55 ; spelter , ttrm
at J3.SO.
PUOVItilONS Firm. Pork , J10.70 for stand
ard. Lard , firm at J1.70 for plmo nnd Jl.iW for
choice. Ilacon , extra short clear ( boxed lots ) ,
Ji.73fiG.CO ; clear ribs. J5.87406.121i ! ; clear sides !
JS.'XHOO.SO. Dry salt meats , shoulder * ( boxed
lots ) , } 4.75H3CO : extra short clear , J3.25a5.r.O ;
clear ribs. J3,37ljfj.l4 < ! ! : clear cldes , J3.,1oa5.75.
HlX'EIPT.S-Floinv 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 9.000
bu. ; corn. 85.000 bu. ; oats , 32.000 bu
.SHIPMENTrtFloui3,000 bbls , : wheat , 7,000
bu , ; corn , H2.000 bu. ; oats , 12.000 bu.
Iliilflinore . Inrlcel * .
HALTIMOItn. Feb. " H , FI/XJII Quiet , strndy
and iinchuiiBed ; western Miperflne , J2.SO < ; i i1'
western extra , $3.4301.10 ; western family. J4.iif (
4i5 ; winter wheat patvnts. JI.R5ff3.rt ) : spring
sprlnif wheat stralKhlB. J { IIQ
wiiiic tiiiii. du * xu souinern yenow , Klf3lc.
OATS-Flnn : No. S while. 30if30',4c ; No. 2
mixed , KQ'&IWi receipts , 13.91U bu. ; exports
none.
KYE-Flrmer ; No. 2 nearby M c : No , 2 west.
ern. 63'ic ' ; receipts. J,4M bu. ; cxiwrts , none ,
HAY Ensy ; choice timothy , Ji3.60f3.W. |
OIIAIN KIlEIOHTS-tJulet ; steam to Liver-
ponl , per It ! , . 3VJ , March ,
HUTTBH Quiet ! fancy cr amery , 21c ; fnncy
Imitation , ICftlTr ; fnncy ludlo , ISc ; good 'ladle ,
131) Hr ; ulnro parkin ) . U'iJHi. .
1-XlOS Quiet ; fre 1i. 17c.
CHBW3K Sfendy : imcy New Yoik. largo. 9i
fflOo ; fancy New York , medium , WftlOUi' ; fancy
Now York , small.
I.lveritool
LtVEUPOOL , Feb. ll.-WHRAT-Spot. Hrm :
No. I red western , winter , 7s lOHd ; No. 1 red
northern , spring , 8n 11H < T ,
CDIIN Hiiot. linn ; Ameilcan mixed , new , 3n
4Hd ; American mlxei ) , old. 3s 4tfd ; futures were
stonily : February , 3 * 4d ; March , 3 * 2Tid.
HOl-S-At Ixxidan , 1'aclno coast , 4 15stf.CS
IDs.
IDs.FIJOUIl
FIJOUIl St , I iuU fancy winter , firm at 9 9a ,
PItOVISIO.NS-lleef , nrm ; extra India mess ,
C0n 3d ; prime m < ma , 67s 6d. Pork , firm ; prime
mess , line western , 47 W | line medium , wenlnrii ,
4f > s , Hams. Hliort cut , slrady nt 33s 6.1. [ laam ,
II nn at 31 ( id ; nhort HUs nrm at 30a6J ; long
clear mlddlen , light , firm at 20s W ; long clear
mlddlra , heavy , tlrm nt 23 > ; short clear backs ,
firm at S < B ; clear bellies , nrm at 32s Cd. Uhoul-
dent , mjuare. linn at 2CsCd. Lard , prime west-
ern. nrm at Us W.
niHESB American , npest white and colored ,
41s ,
TALlvOW Prime city , flnn nt 19s.
OlL3-Cuttonse d oil. Liverpool retlned , dull at
Us. Turpentine spirits , nrm at 24s Cd , Itosln ,
common , steady HI
ICaimn * City ( trulii anil Provision * .
1CAN8A9 01TY. Fab : ll-WHEAT-M | rk t H
lo hither ; soft * low ; No. J , hard , > 0o ; Ho. t , UV
< 3 c ; No 1 , KflfHHn ; No. 1 red. MC4r. N'o , J ,
We. Xo. t , KHiSl'.ic ; No. i spring , t7 ltc ; No. 3 ,
.
COItN Market 40 higher nd nctUc ; No. . '
ml * si. > se.
OATS Market active and nrm ; No. 2 white ,
24Hc.
UYK-Market higher ! No. 2 , 44c.
HAT Market active nnd flrm ; choice timothy.
JS.5o90'i choice prairie. J7. < X > ef.2S.
llfTTKIl Market nrm ; creamery , ISCISc ;
dairy , l2 Hc.
EOQB-Mnrkct ttendlfr t HHe.
Cninpntiy.
OMAHA OFFICE , Feb. ll.-The market today
wns n surprise , not so much because of It being
strong , but becau.xof ltd volume of strength In
alt lines. Cables were Tid higher und private
wlrw from Llvenxxil later showed B strong mar
ket there nn the claims of very light supplies ,
with our market very nrm. based on the Leltw
contracts with eastern concerns , as mentioned
In our yesterday's letter. There Is good Inquiry
for porn and oils , nnd theiwj demands for the
actual grain c.uisc strength of the most healthy
kind , ami though a reaction Is duo at the pres
ent time on the bails of the reckoning of th
regular traJV , which Is three days strong nnd
three ilsys weak , yet this I * a year of surprlflef
nnd Mon''ny's mnrkot may be strong. Although
the receipts will bo of the accumulation of three
dnys they nre oxppcle.1 to be light because of
the boil weather , yet they may show up to such an
extent nn lo break the market , nnd should It ,
wo derm It buying ground In any of the cereals ,
esH-ctnlly | oats.
Under the present conditions of the market w
cannot advise the selling of wheat , unions you
have It , but believe It to bo n purchase on ren-
sona-blo decline * , wllli the view of selling 'on
fpotH as hard a * today' * market has been.
The closing prices of the different options anil
the different kind * of grain nre ns follows ; Cauli
wheat , nn even Jl : May wheat , OiHc ; July ,
S.Jic ; Mny corn. 30',4o ; July , Siytc ; May oats ,
2otc ; July , 23H023Ke.
Wool Markets.
1IOSTON , Feb. U.-QuoUtloiM !
. ° lll ° . "J1 . l"jnn ylvanla neeces. X and abe ,
, ,
w'-HiS ' "V" ? c' XX Btul nbove'W31c ; delnlne
-
ivIniS5 ? 'M Cl > ml''f' ' ' 30WJ1C ! No. 2 combing
3. . ) 31c. Mich gap , Wlscon.nl. ets.-X Michigan
2lc ; No. 1 Michigan combing , 20o ; No. 1 Illinoli
comblmr 19c ; No. 2 .Michigan combing. 2S : Sfl'
No. 3 Illinois combing. 2SK230. Unwashed tne
dlum Kentucky quarter-blood combing , Ko Ken-
5 ? n.1 , ln'"nna ' throe-elghths blood combing ,
23f2lc Missouri ;
; quarter-blood combing. 22a2fc
MlMourl threo-clq'hths blood combing naife
brnld comb ng , 21c. I ikc and Georgia , 23Jr24c
Texas Wools-spring me. ) Him (13 ( months ) . I6
18c : scoured price , 43r < 5c ; rprlng nne ( IJ
rnpnllis ) . 18 19o ; scoured r o:2c. Territory
\\ool9-Monlnna line medium end fine. ICfllSc'
scotircil. 4SToc ; staple. 6233c. Utah , Wyoming
etc. . line medium nnd nne. i ; l7o ; scouie I f
0Mc ; staple , | S3c. Aii.xlrnlllnn Wools-Scoured
i" fomblng. superflno. 70 72c : combing , good.
comWng " "d ' avernfre- c-$3e. Queensland
rch' " - 'OOL-Weaker : medium ,
V Orleans 3larket.
1t'BA.NSrcb' " --H0" PHODUCT3-
' . . orlc < slandanl meu , J10.75. Lord , relined -
lined tierce. J3.87'.4iffl.oO ; pure lard jr.124. lioxed
1' ftalt sl"'ul1'3STWrt.tO ; .Id
' ! a ) nc' ' nr rib sides , J6.W.
nio. onllnnry lo fnlr , 7V1W3C.
iSl * orllnnr > - to goo.1. aKN c.
J49f : a fn"CS'1 $ l'co < 54'7i ( ) patents , J4.M
rniiKI""e,1 * l700i ? > ls-io ! : choice. JH.OOINI.SO.
rniiK MH TriSw * - : ' " " ' 2703V5C ! " "XCJ' 3C
OATS No. 2 rackeJ , 30T30'4e.
Cliioliinatl .llarket.
' ' Keb. ' ll.-I'LOUR-Dull.
EAT Firm ; No. 2 reil , MVic.
COHN Quiet ; No. 2 mixed. 23c.
? ivTf ? ? "rm : Ko > ' mlxeaMc. .
Hi E Steady : No. 2 , 45c.
paoVISIONS-Lard. nrm at JI.S5. llulk moats ,
' -00-100"- " " " at J5- " :
Elsln
SIIOAU-Qulet.
sjSfcjyenk ] nmi iDw ° r nt
CHEB3E3Uet | and steady.
rSriilu Ilpcclpt.t nt Prlm-lpti ! Market * .
? ? ' ' KCb' 11- Ilccllts ( | : Wheat.
CHICAGO. Feb. ll.-Kecolpts today : Wheat.
37 cars ; corn , 410 cars ; oats , 272 cars. Estimated
car lots tomorrow : Wheat. C2 ; corn , 30 ; oats ,
cn'I ANSAS ° ITV > FcbHccpP' | ' ! Wheat , 82
Toledo Mnrk < > < M.
TOLEDO , Feb. 11. WHEAT Active : No 2
cnsii , iiitic ; May , 9Cc n ked.
rtiSS"01 ! n"SV llBher | : No. 2 mixed , 30c.
'V ? Unchanged : No. 2 mixed. 23Uc.
R * I'Dull and higher ; No. 2 , caph. 49Vc
CLOVnRSBEn-Actlve and lower ; prime cash ,
I'lillailcliihla Proilnoc.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. H.-nUTTER-Falr de-
manil ; fnncy western creamery , 20J4c.
, , ! ? GG ri" " nncl 2 c lower ; fresh nearby , ug
I4Vic ; fresh western , 14O14HC.
S1' Steady : New York factory , choice ,
9vi09Vc ; New York factory , fair tq , good , 9JJ0
I'eorla.
' k t an. . . .
2 wlllte23 < 'te-
WHISICY-Market steady ; high proof spirits ,
Uetrolt Market.
COIINNo. . 2 mixed , 30Uc.
PATH-NO. 2 white. 27Uc.
HYE-No. 2 , 49V5c.
STOCKS AXU nO.VDS.
Inllnoncp of a Hull Operator Itenoll.
In Prollt TakliiK.
NEW YORK. Feb. ll.-Thero was profit-taking
on qulto n. heavy scale In stocks today , said to
bo for the account od onei of the principal bull
operators. The Interval of two dnys Iwfore trad
ing will be resumed on the exchange wns the
rnollvo for closing up accounts , as Is nlwnvs
the case on the eve of a double holiday. Thl
shari advnnws In w > me stocks nt the opening
ordMl more favorable opportunity for realiz
nr
" ' T1 " P "if rise
r.r0" , ? , ; was largely InHueneed
ni nrtrior f"0"3 for Americans sent
from London , nnil
was also helped by the
marked strength of one or two BpecleWei. . not"
bly aletropolltan Street Hallway and Peoiile's
G.IF. th latter on the published report of the
company'n Hnances. London bought here on a
conslderablo reale nnd helped to strain prices to
some extent. The offering. , were not well nb-
sorbed and support waa largely withdrawn. The
weakness of stocks cncourngtfJ t'he- ' putting out
of short lines. Tito covering of some of these
before the close brought them to a level matorl-
ally above the low point , but the break still
left net lotvM as general rule. There were
some very striking movements or stocks In epo-
clnl cnscfl. Metroiwlltan Street Railway contin
ued Itn remarknblo ndvanco , rising nt one time
per cent and closing 2 per cent below the high.
est. Third Avenue ws up nt one time 6U per
cent on the announcement of the acquisition of
a large connecting system. The stock , however
reacted 3 per cent before the cloe. Some of the
notable recent advances were due to the rumored
pendoncy of plans for the dlstrllHitlon of the
surplus reaourcea fo the credit of some of tha
gllt-edgo-J proportion , The prevailing abundance
of money Is said to make the care of these sur
plus funds Incienslngly burdensome. Such n.
properly Is Pullman , which advanced an addi
tional point today , but reacted 2 per cent In the
closing dealings.
The day's iteallngs In bonds conllnuod on n
romarknblv largo ncale. single lot.i of par vnluo
from JM.OOO un to JICO.OOO changing hands fre
quently. Thi | par vallla of sales for th day of
Ati'hlsnn adjustment 4i alone wns 120 , 000 , Some
of the speculative bonds reacted quite sharply In
sympathy with stocks , but the general tendency
was upward.
There hn been n strong tendency tn reaction
In the slock market nt tlmen during the week ,
principally dii to apprehensions regarding the
Cuban question , Early In the week the market
wn * Hol-Ji very aggressively by houses with
Washington connections , and this was Inter
preted ns bolng Induced by a belief that affairs
with fpaln were reaching a critical stage. The
critical outcome of the Incident wrm
accepted tn Wall street und Induced
largo covering of short contract * by
these same. Washington sellers , and the
market rallied strongly on Thurrlny , but
this rise was nttrlbuli 'l by tome persons lo
manipulation , The resumption of realizing which
followed today's advance gave color lo this sup-
IKMiltlon , The nmrket reomed to he In the hands
of giants In speculation , and they refused to
offer their holdings on a declining market so
long as It Is capable of bolng checked by sup
port , That the market Is heavily overlmnght for
great speculative accounts looking to be ulti
mately pold for pronts Is generally believed ,
That the general public has not thus far been
IrHiiced tn como Into tha market and absorb
these long lines In any volume Is Indicated by
th < ! dlsregsrd'of current 'news nmntfesud hv the
market. The enormous demand for all grades of
dividend and Interest paying nepurltles not nl-
roa'V advanced to prohibitive ngures. elioivs the
Isrgo amount of money seeking Investment , and
affords , great material euppnrt to the more
purely snoculstlve department of the market.
The plethoric condition of the money market
and the cheapness of rates trnds to lessen the
return on Investment securities also by raising
thfl price. Increases In railroad earnings nnd
promises of added profits by consolidations find
refunding * lire discounted In proportional rles
In the prices soon after being announced , The
buying of stocks on the New York exchange
for Lwvlnn account has been heavy during ttie
week , the demand for Americans having been
quite active In London nnd nt other foreign cen
ters. Resides the record transactions there are
reports of very heavy blocks of securities having
pasted to the hands of European holiVra at
private sale from the hands of reorganization
Interests. In view of this absorption of Ameri
can securities abroad the upward tendency of the
foreign exchange market during the week Is
somewhat contradictory. Rut the easier rates
for money here have been attended by a ftlff-
enlivv of discount rates abroad , nnd this lias
naturally Induced the withholding of exchange
In order to draw the higher Interest rate abroad ,
Dealings In the Ixmd department of the mar
ket hsve continued on an unprecedented sale
during the week. Thn speculative l iue have
moved at times In sympathy wlfi th * reaction
In stocks , but prices are materially higher all
around. United fitslen new 4 > . registered , and
the old 4s. reglilerrd , are * 4 per cent lower bid ,
and lhi > 5s K per rent higher bid on the week.
Tha Evenlnir Poet's Ijindnn financial cablr-
Kram swyst The stuck market * here were nulet
but generally irooU today , thr featiiw Ivlnir n
nbarp rli . rirtpllt dearer mon y. The buying
was BO | and alimUVapt. Americans were sr-
tlre , although tht dealings wer professional ,
Dls-count of 2 per cent nnd 100 jior cent payable
In bomln.
TotnJ valcsi of stocks today , 380.900 Rhnros , In-
eluding : Atditaon prt'forreil , 12,7S)9 ) : Clipfoppnlce
& Ohio. 3,635 ; Mrlo prafctrctl. 4.270 ; Lake S'ni-p.
0..1T ! ; 1-ouUtvlllo . % Nnphilllc. I ; ) . Oil ; Mnnlml'nn.
U.OSO ; Mrtropolltnn , 32.J6 : ; Hawaiian , 3.131 ; New
V rk Central , 25,270 ; Northern Pacific , 6,628 ;
Northern 1'aclflo preferred , -.SW ; llnck Ifil.ind ,
n,803 ; St. IMul , 12.653 ; St. Paul & Omahn , 5oo ;
Southern preforrcvl. n.llWj 1'nlon Piiclllc , 9,674 ;
Tobarco. 2,340 ; Clilcaso Orent Western , 3,115 ;
IVopln's Uiin , 14,940 ; Ommlldated OHM. S.S.17 ;
Oenernl Kleetrlc. B.&TiO ; Siicur , 11.5SG ; llubber ,
4,01'J ' ; Itnlihcr preferml. C.OC7.
Yi rk 3liiiiy Market.
NKW YOUK. Feb. 11. MONKY ON
Nominal , 1C1H per cent.
PlllMB MEHOANTILK PATER Sill per cent.
STKHLINO HXCHANdK Market utendy. with
actual business In bankers' bills at ! 4.3i for
demand und $4.S3i4.S3U for rlxty days ; posted
rates , (4.84 nnd )4.8C < & ; commercial bills , J4.S2.
tl.VKU CHnTIPICATES-06HS'37',4c.
1IAH SfIA'nn-46 4c.
MEXICAN TOI.I.AIIS 4IVJC ,
OOVERNMKNT 1IONDS Market nrm ; new 4s ,
reK. , 12SV4 : coupon , 128 1 ; 4 , ren. , 1144 ; coupon ,
lU'.j ' : 2s. 100 ; 5s , rfg. nnd coupon , 113Ji ; I'dclfln
Ca of ' 99 , 94.
Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows :
Honton Sleek rio6tntlonn.
'
noSTON , Feb. 11. Cell 'loins. 23 per cent ;
time 1MM3 , 24 ! ? 4 per ccrij. Closlner prices for
stocks , bonda and mining" snares :
Hun FranclHco 3Ilnlni7 Qunlatlonn.
HAN FRANCISCO , Feb. 11. Tbe olOclal closing
quotations on mining- stocks today were as fol
lows :
Silver burs , 05Tic : Mexican dollars. 46V4S47o :
drafts , sight , 20e ; drafts , tclCRrnpb. 22 > 4c.
NCTV Yorlc Mlitliiir Uiiotatloni.
NP7\V YOUK , Kcb. ll.-Ttie following are the
closlnc mining quotation , :
Choll.ir. . . : U Oniario..i ; . . . 230
Crown VollH 14 Ounir. 45
Con. Cul. & Vn. . . . 78 Plvmoutn s
Doailwoou 00 Quicksilver. 100
Goiudi Curry 25 Quicksilver Dfd. . . 2uO
Ilalo.VMornroas. . 140 SlorraNoru'la. . . . H5
IlomostaKo 4000 Standard ISO
Iron Silver 40 Union Con : tl
n 30 Yellow Jacitet . . . . ' "J
London Stock ( Inntntloiia.
LONDON. Feb. 11.-4 pu m.-Closlni _ { : _
Korrlirn Klnnuclnl.
LONDON , Tcb. 11. Gold 'la ' quoted nt lutnnn
Ayres today at 1C0.5.
PARIS , Kcb. 11. Three Her cent rentes , 10r
75o for account. Prlce wem utronp on the
bourse today , particularly In the cane of Inter
national sfcuritlea. Itallann leading the upward
movement , rlpnnlnh 4 > were heavy , .but 'itoi/-
ered , Hlo Tlntou wern In active di-mand.
l > ' ' 11. Ilualneia was firm today on.
the liourae , and International necurttles were
harder. Northern Paclflca were maintained and
Canadian Pacific declined cm the unsatisfactory
returns.
Flnnncltil Note * .
OMAHA. Feb. 11. Clearings , J829,321.7 i bal
unees. 93.730.C1.
CIIiaAOO. Keb. 11. Clearings. J17.S73.3C1 ; New
York exchange , Ko discount ; posted rates , JI.SJ
and J4.WH.
NKW YOIIIC. Feb. ll.-Clearlngii. | 119,3M,41S ;
balanc < * , | CCT7,2C5.
I1OSTON. Keb. 11. Clfaflnsi , lli,123 ( , il ; bal-
anceu , 11,672.534. \
Weekly Ilank-Stntfiiienl.
NKW YoniC , Feb. li.-J e wetkly bank
statement UIOWB the following change * ; Buri'lua '
reserve , decrease , | ! ,34ltj75 : ' loan > , Inereaie.
JS , 916.000 ; tpeclr. Increa.e. ; t8T9M3 ; legal tenden ,
decrease , t2Oh.OW ) ; depoulla. Increase , JJ.MO.JO > ;
circulation , decrease , t < 77 TOO. The tan Us now
hold J32.437.MO In e ctBj of ttio rcqulrementu of
tliu A per cent rule.
American SrutirlllcM In London ,
LONDON. Feb. ll.-Tho 'marMt ' for American
securities opene < l better , then Improved rome-
whir , but later esed oft , 'ind remained quiet.
Tha early elreiiKlh wan dye ti > New York buy-
Ine , Tlio clorlne tone ffun ijlrajy anl the de
mand was moderate , - "
i ; Toilny ,
NKW YOUK , Feb. JL-tiUnorruw being IJn-
cr.ln'H birthday all exchange * hero will be
closed , ' '
tliinelienler 'lV tlf | Fiibrlex.
MANCIIKflTKlt. Feb. ll. C'lotli end yarns
stwuly , with a fair denial ) I ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts for the Day Light nnd Not Eottoi
Than Demand.
CATTLE BUSINESS LOSES ITS SNAP
Trnile Hntlior ImiiBiiUliei , A
I'rlccM llolil About Strmlr lion *
Shoir n Uttlc More
ScllliiBT
SOUTH OMAHA , Feb. 11. Itccclpta foi
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. HORB. Sheep. Horses ,
February 11 1.S20 3.S5S 1,411
February 10 1.40G B.SOt ! 1,932 !
Kehrunry 9 2.749 C.977 B,4(0 (
February S 3,873 6Ml 0,971 . . . ;
February 7 1.7CD 2.SG3 G.SSO 2t
February 5 791 6.C22 2,352 . . . .
FobrUiiry 4 1.393 D,3r,2 2,531 2
February 3 1.9M 4.249 r.,9 J
February 2 31S2 G,1U 4,330 3 ,
February 1. . . . ; . . . 2,375 7.3W 3.937 8j
January 31 1,352 2.4SS 4,556 \
January 29 74S 4.R27 1,703 E (
January 23 1,742 0,610 2.431 K
January 27 2,774 P.31S C.253
January 26 2.5S6 6,135 6.092
January 25 2,437 5.731 4,532 I
The ofllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wns :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep ,
C. , M. & St. IP. Ily 3
O. &St. ti. lly 1
Missouri Pacific Hy . .
Union Pacific System 15 12 I
C. & N.\\r. | ny 1
F. , B. & M. V. H. n 15 U
S. C. & P. Uy 1 . . ;
c. , st. P. , M. & o. ny 17 2 :
C. , H. & Q. Hy . ,
K. C. & St. J 1
c. , u. i. & P. ny. , cast . .
c. , u. i. & P. ny. . west i a
Total receipts 70 CO
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
nuyers. Cattle. HORS. Bhcep ,
Omaha Packing Co 4 6W ; ;
The O. H. Hammond Co 143 939 22 (
Sxvlft nnd Company 473 11C6 131-
The Cudahy Packing Co 44G 1122 . . . .
Armour & Co. , Chicago. . 153 . . . . I4i
J , K Carey l
I.obman & llothschllds . . 16 ,
Huston & Co 16
Krobbs & Co 2
Livingston & Srtialcr . . 9
Other buyers 1 0
Total COM 3.S37 1.CS1
necelpts of all kinds of stock were light
today owing In large part to the unfavor
able conditions In the country for shipping ,
consequent upon the sleet storm.
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were light
nnd still there was a gain over yesterday
and a sllfrht gain over a week ago. this
was rather In the nature of a surprise , but
It Is probable that the very brisk opening
of yesterday's market wns pretty generally
telegraphed out Into the country , thus In
ducing shippers to make an effort to get
their cattle to market In spite of the coatIng -
Ing of Ice on the ground. The general mar
ket was lacking In Interest and ut the same
tlmo lesa satisfactory to sellers than yes
terday.
Deet Steers The offerings of beef
steers' consisted largely of medium to fair
ish stuff , with nothing very prime on sale.
\VhIlo the demand seemed to bo of liberal
proportions It was far from being as brisk
as yesterday morning and the trade was
slow to open. As to values the change was
not .great , the market bolng a little easier
than yesterday morning , but fully as good
as yesterday's late market. The more de
sirable kinds of cattle naturally held up
the best and were generally quoted as sellIng -
Ing about steady.
liutchers' Stock Cows nnd heifers were
quite brisk this morning owing to the
good demand and moderate receipts ami
were without doubt the best selling cattle
In the yards. The market on such cattle
was fully steady and the ten or a dozen
loads on sale were soon disposed of.
Stock Cattle. There were only a few
little bunches of stock cattle on sale , not
enough to cut much figure In the day's cat
tle business. There was demand sufficient
to take nil the offerings and the pens were
soon cleared of the fresh arrivals. In spite
of the most .Unfavorable weather there has
been some little country demand , and ns
the cattle have been steadily going out ,
with only a few coming In , the surplus In
the hands of speculators Is running low.
The coming of favorable weather once
more ought to usher In a revival of the
feeder and stocker trade , lleprcscntatlve
HOQS-The hog market wan In a little bettor
shape for ths Boilers today , values being n shade
stronger. The market opened stronger and the
trade wna fiilily uctlvn nt th prevailing prices.
For u tlmo It slacked up a little , but the clo&o
came reasonably early and strong , with OV T-
thlng sold.
The quality of the bogs coming forward Is
very uniform , nnd the difference In value be
tween the best nnd least desirable loads Is extremely -
tromoly narrow , nnd for that reason the great
bulk nf the receipts sell nt ono price ,
Heavy loads today averaging 300 pounds and
above sold ut 13.75. while yesterday there were
a few loads at t.l.7i'/i. '
Medium weight nnd light loads brought J3.730
S.ttM , the top being 2'fcc ' higher than yesterday.
The strength of Iho market was shown In the.
larger proportion of sales at J3.SO today.
Thn averngu of all the sales was UJo higher
than yesterday , 6c higher than n week ago. 2So
higher than c. month niro and K2o higher than a
yenr ngo. Representative s.iles ;
BIIBKP HeeolpU of fheepvrre the emallest
In some days , only seven carloads Lelntt lepurled
In the yards. The market wan slow , but stout
rUady. Itepreiientatlve talej ;
No. Av , Pr.
5 weitern mixed 74 13 "S
47 western > catlings . . , , . . . , , , , . . , . 70 4W
2.Y1 wer.lern lamlm . , , . . . . . 73 & CO
191 wrMern Umtm . , , . , CI 500
41 wuitcrn ewes , , , , . , , . . , , . . . . . . , . 3 175
it * woMtrn netherii , 117 4 15
117 Mextcnn Umbs U 4 90
CII1C.VCO LIVn STOCK JIAUKKT ,
Fair Dcnuina for Cattle , vrlth Little
Chntiuo In Prior * ,
CHICAOO , reb. ll.-Ther w s R fair dcmanJ
for cnltle nnd rrl" were generally unchnnged ,
Cholco fat csttl * trera scare * nnd snips \vcrt
mostly well under $5.00. Pnlcs were nt nn < x-
tremo rnnffe of W.S5JJS.50 , the bulk of the cixt'
tlo bringing JI.J3UC.10. with fair sales nt 15.1 !
f5.30. Prime cnttle continued to sell nt the
hlKhest prices imld In n Ion ? time , while In
ferlor nnd medium grades sold very unsnlls
faclorlly. Good feeders wcra much sought nfter
sales lielnR mostly t I4.00W4.60 , with ono lol
at (4.77H , A few | > rlme bulls cold for (4.10il
4.25 , nnd prime calves brought J5.7W7.CO.
iarly snles of hog ? wore at sternly prices ,
but the markets n Hf Inter Ixxmmo rnthei
linn and llKht nnd in. . > t nvcrsted a trim
lowsr , Th bulk of the . . * s crossed the ncolei
at I3.9 > ) { r4.00 , tha extreme iang for the pooresl
to the licit being J3.5W .W. IDio Into nmtkcl
was dull und lower.
Prices for sheep and lambs ruled weak , p r
tlcutnrly for heavy Rrndcs , Lnmbs sold slowly ni
JI.T5JI5.60 , westerns predominating nnd hrlnp
Ing > } .25if5.65. Yearlings hrotiRht tl.50f6.W ,
and hcri | were salable l J3 , > U5.CO , rams fell'
Ing nt t3.KfT3.EO and ewes at t3.60lfl.30. Itcnvj
export sheep were tnlnble around JI.30 nnd fcO
western sheep sold at J3.SOB4.1J ,
Receipts : Cattle , 3,000 head ; IIORS , 26,000 head
sheep , 6 , < X head.
ICniiKitH Oily MVP Stock.
KANSAS CITV. Feb. 11. CATTi.-Receipt * ,
4.CW head ; natives , 300 head , southern : stocken
nnd feeders , active ; cows nnd 'heifers , Hlrotic ;
Tcxnns and Indians , strong to lOo hl her : gen.
oral market slcudy ; clioloo Rnidea strong ; Tesat
atcern , f3.95lif4.40 ; nestem stccrti , J3.WW l.'i
western cows. J2.WO-I.13 ! natlvo steers , f.1.753
5.00 ; ox | < orts , J5A > iJ5.J5 ; natlvo cows nnd heifers ,
- ; stockera nnd feeders , f3 , tf4.M ! bull * ,
.
HCXIH-HewlpIg , 15,500 hcnd ; market npenei !
quiet and steady ; closed easy , smno 60 lower ;
bulk of Mies. W.70fl3.W ; hravlos. l3.7Xfl.00 ;
packora , J3.77Hti3.liHj : ml.ted , tJ.751t3.93 ; IlKliln
tl.TOif.CO : yorkers , W.70 3.80 ; plirs , tl.40.l. | 1.
BHKKP-llcccltrts , 1,200 head ; market hctl\v ;
we lem-feJ muttons , $3.73Ifl,40 ; wiMlerns Innilm ,
l.fX > 3.50.
_
St. LiMilH Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , K b. H.-CATTLK-lteci-lpts. l.ftX
head ; shipments , 1,000 linul ; mnrkct steady tc
strimp ; native shlpplni ; and export Hteeis , Jl.SVii
5.9) ; bulk of sales , tl.4Cg6.lu ; ' iltTsiwI ln < el
Krades. t3. W4.Hj ! bulk nf Kiilcs , S.l.l > iiM.i.V
ntppr tinder 1'iX ' ) llw. , t3.K * < M. , ; bulk i'f nles (
M.S5WI.10 ; stockers and fcedm-o , tS.i iK4.4' ) ; ImlV
ot sales , f3.10ifl.15 ; cows and helfei'8 , } 2.0 > lWl.lO ,
bulk nt snlei , $2.f > 0ii'4.10 : Ti'\ns and Indlnn HIUI-IV ,
H. 4094.40 ; bulk of sales. f3.WO4.W ; cows niul
helfere , fi.50W3.2J.
HOOS ItecelptH. C.200 head ; rhlpments , 2SX
head ; mnrki't utrong ; yorkers , 53. 7 1(3. ( M ; pic ; ! (
ers. t3.fOT3.9 ; ; butchers , t.1.95ff4.0i ) .
SHRIP Receipts. liiH ) head ; shipments , W.
head ; mniket steady ; nntlvea , t3,50y4.CO.
LA.MH.S * l.7.vafi.75 ; Texas muttmiH , JI.O H.2.V
Iiiilluiuipolln Live Stni-tc.
INDIANAPOLIS. Keb. II. CATTLH-Mnrkct
loss active , but nvemBe prices ulxiut stondy compared -
pared with yesterday ; six' ! ' to prime slfers. t.Si |
{ jiS.S.1 ; fair to nnillnni steers , t4.605J4.SU ; medium
to ( rood Bteere , t4.00SJ4.a ) ; commun to good nt"ck-
ers , t3.T5ifl.uO.
IIOflH Mniket aotlve , but not quite as hltrh
ns yesterday morning : nil Bold ; good to choice
medium and heavy , t3.9JH3.ViH ; mixed , J3.SS5J
3.93 ; Rood to choice lights , tS.S'JtfS.OSVii ' ! common
IlKhtc. f3.SOif3.tK ) .
8I1KKP Mnrkct Kenernlly lower ; Kixid tu
choice. litmb , fo.OOJfo.iO ; common to inedlum
lambs. S3. " > V 1.75 ; common sheep , t2.25a3.CO ; Rood
to choice sheep , f3.SoSH.40.
KII.K ) llnlVnlo Live Stork.
EAST IHTI'TALO. Feb. 11. CATTLH Prime to
cxtr.i steers , J3.1 iT5.2. > ; cliolce shipping steers.
fl.20ffl4.60 : preen , f3.755fl.35 ; light , f4.26iIf4.4S ; fnt
heifers , fl.S.lfl'l.CO ; mlxe , ! butcher stock , t3.60fl )
4.10 ; fat cows , f3.COff3.S5.
I1OO3 Yorkers , ROOil to choice , tl.20 ; roURhB ,
common to choice , f3.50If3.70 ; i > lgs , common to
choice. f3.S013. 3.
IAMH15 Choice to extra , fvC5lQ'I > ,75 ; cults to
common , f4.755T5.23.
Slinni' Choice to selected wethers , fl.75STI.90 ;
culls to common , f3.305f-3.90.
\orU Llvu Stock.
NEW YOKK , Feb. II. BEKVES llecPlpts , 3-
1SS hend ; mature steers , f4.23if5.10 ; stncs nnd
oxen. f3.00If4.DO ; bulls , f3.10if3.75 : dry cow . t2.00
03.70 ; European cables quote American steers
nt 10V4fllo , dressed wclKhts ; refrlnerator beef ,
9f9c per lb. ; exports today. 201 beeves.
CALVES Itccelpts , 53 head ; veals , fl.W7.2j.
8HBICP AND LAM1M IlecclptH. 3.755 head ;
sheep , f4.004.C2W ; lamb * , f5.W5J0.03.
Iioas Receipts , 3,291 head ; higher at fl.20
© 4.43.
Cliiohiiintl Live Stuck.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 11. HOQS Acllvo and
strong nt f3.:54.05. (
CATTLE Steady nt t2.r , { ? 1.65.
SHEEP Steady nt t2.75O4.Gr > .
LAM11S Steady at t4. < \ ) 5.80.
Stock 111
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
principal markets for February 11 :
Cattle. HORS. Sheep.
Omaha . 1,520 S.R5S 1,441
Chicago . j.coo rn.ooo r.ooa
ICansan City . 4,000 15,500 1,200
St. Louis . 1,000 K.200 900
Totals . 10,120 C1.55S 9,511
\MV York 'Dry ' < > ooil Mnrket.
NEW YORK , Feb. 11. Tomorrow htflliB a
holiday In the dry oods market sellera ha.Htenei !
to close up tlie week's tnullng ; today. Mall
ordora wen- quite steady In all branches of the
trade. TrndlnB on ths oilier hand wafl lluht ,
owlm ? to the scarcity of buyers. In th i market.
Hut at Hint hands and with jabbers the demand
by vlxltlns Inuyers ptiawed a falllnx1 off. The
stront ; tone of goods Is well sustained , In cot
ton this la due , no doubt , to the firm pried of
raw cotton. With woolens thcro l continued
strength In spile of the weikness In the wool
market. In men's wear fabrics Urn market
shows llttlo change , lluylng Is fairly free on re.
orders. Heavyweight goods \vero In quiet de
mand , hut tha weok'n trading has shown n fair
average. Press gooda nre Irregular , tlumgh 'tho
demand for staples In the line of henrlettas and
the lllio In fairly well developed. With "Otton
goods the tone remains unchanged. Higher cot
ton prices have mndo cotton goods more vnltinhlo
and sellers are not given to granting ronces-
slonn under present conditions. Print cloths art *
flrni nt unchanged quotations.
C < ilT < *
NEW YOHK , Fcl > . 11. OOFKI7E Opt'nnH
opened steady at unchanged prices to 5 point ! )
lower , ruled Inactive nnd featureless , with trail
ing local nnd chiefly ta liquidate In anticipation
of tomorrow's holiday , heavy receipts at Illy
nnd Santos , offset by better European -cahlts
than expected. Closed steady at net iinchansc l
prices ; Bales , 17,750 bags , Including Mnrrli. S".M
> 5.Gr . Bpot , Rio , quiet ; No. 7 Invoice , C jc ; No.
7 Jobbing , CKe. Mild , steady ; Cordova , 7V4K
15Ho. Raw. strong ; fair running. 3 Il-ICci cen
trifugal. 4 3-16c ; enles , E2" Ions ; centrifugal ,
43-16c. Trinidad In port ; 175 tona molasses sugar ,
37-lGc , Trinidad In port.
Sumir
NF3W ORLEANS. Feb. 11. SUCIAR-Open ket
tle , steady nt 2'/i ' 3c ! contrlfupal. Hteady ; urnn.
ulatcd , 4W4 ll-16o ; whlton , 4ffl4c ; yellows ,
3 13-1 WAc ; seconds. 2 > iJJ.'IHc. Molasses , Kettle ,
steady nt lUSOTe : centrifugal , easy nt EfI3c ;
syruii. uteadv at IRfllUc.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11. SUGAR Raw , nrm ;
fair refining , 311-16c ; centrifugal , 96 test , 4 ll-ISc ;
reflnol. flrm : crushed , r. cs powdered , 5Ho ;
granulatPd , 5V < c ; mould A , 59-lOc ; Rtandanl A ,
rV4c ; confectioners' A. 5V4c ; cut loaf , Cio ; cubes ,
5'/4c. . _
California Drleil I-'niltH.
NriW YORK. Feb. 11. CALIFORNIA DRIED
FRUITS Apples , steady : others quiet : evap
orated apples , common , &H7e ; prime wlro tray ,
8V4c ; wooil dried , prime , 8',5o ' ; choice , 8ic ; fnncy ,
9K9',40 ; prunes. SSSpj apricots , Royal , f/if7',4c ;
Moor Park 'Jifllc ; peaches , unpceled ,
peeled , 12820o.
WeareCommission Go
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