10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt FRIDAY" 10 , 1899.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL"
Odd Weather Stories Continue to Control the
Wheat Market ,
EARLY GAIN IS LOST AND CLOSES QUIET
( neil 12xi > nrt Drum nd fop MCII < H nml
IllUlicr I'rlcpN nt tlir Tunis Slnrt
I'rut Inliinm HlrnnR I'tirlc
Slightly Decline * .
. 1 < V1 > . .1. Cold weather todny
And ere | ) dntntiKc theories controlled the
l rleo of wheat. May nt one limn ( luring the
Hcsslon Rot IHc nbnv'c ycstcrdny'H lliml
figures , but realizing caused a setback nnd
the Knlti wns only > ic. Corn and onts lort
oft nt a alight decline , 1'ork lost IBUic ,
Innl 6 ' li nd ribs 2HJ"ic ,
IntcnHcIy cold weather , which created
frrsh fears for the winter plant , Hlsirted
wheat strong : . May opened vifj a higher
in T3xnfi < 3Vic , touched "flHc , then proceeded
to modify the bullishness with which It
began. Apart from the weather considera
tions , the early noivs was by no menus
striking und even In that respect Die
Price Current made somewhat light of the
supposed damage , remarking Hint late
Fawn whont was doubtless more or le.tj
damaged , but otherwise the outlook was
promising.
* Northxv 'st rn receipts were compara
tively light , Minneapolis nnd Diihitli re
porting 31 ( car * jigalnst115 the correspond
ing diiy of lust year. Chicago received SO
c.irs compared with 80 11 yenr ago. Liver
pool wns llrni , while on the other bund
Paris reported a shurp decline In Febru
ary wheat nnd unchanged for Inter ilcllv-
erloH , Local Interests were persistently
against the ndvnnco nnd after touching
" Tine ncnr ths start , 3Iny generally sold
down to 72T4c. At that point , however , the
market begun to show considerable
strength us the west nnd southwest con
tinued to Bend reports of serious damage
to HIP winter plant. To ndd emphaBls to
this news. St. LoulH sent hcnvy buying
orders and Mny rose quickly to 74V6e. On
th ( bulgo. however , considerable long
wheat WIIH for sale , and May Hllpped < ift to
7.1'fec , Atlantic port clearances woreeiual
in wheat and Hour to 623,000 bushels. Pri
mary western market receipts were -151,000'
bushels compared with 429WO bushels last
year. Thr market closed steady with May
bringing : TJ' o sellers.
Under free delivery nnd free offerings
by several prominent houses , which met a
Blow demand , corn developed a lower ten
dency. Country offerings continued light ,
although receipts nt 498 cars were In ex
cess of the estimates. Mny opened % Jyc ?
higher at 37'i , firmed up to 3Tfg37'lc , weld
off to 3SMfff30c , and closed at 36 Sf36c
Imyern.
In the absence of imy sort of Independent
motive , oats followed corn. Receipts. 175
cars. May began a shade higher nt 2S'/4c ' ,
declined to 2SH'g28Uc ' > nnd closed nt
2S io ,
A good export demand for meats and
higher prices at the yards started provi
sion * strong. The market subsequently
cased off , however , on selling of pork
and ribs by packers. May pork opened 2&c
higher at $10.20fil0.22W and declined to
$10.074 * , the closing price. The range In lard
and rlba was very oninll.
Estimated receipts for Friday : Wheat , , I
rt cars ; corn , -175 cars ; oats , 140 cars , and
bus's. 19,000 head.
Lending futures ranc d a follow * :
Articles. Open Htch. Olone. Yes'U'y
71M
36KSW 3rtJS7
37) ) 37 MW 37W s.Wrti.
37 H 37H
ZSh , 28W
2GJ1 saw -'OM
1020 10 MX 1007H 1007M 1020
677K 677W 670 B 77W
S 8i ( B87h
QOO 601) 60'JW 697M
B 10 C 10 f 05 B07kl
fi 17i } 617K 9 15 fi 15 e MMe
157K
630 e 30 C -7K 5U7K e : to
No.
Cash quotations were as follows : 1
FLOUR Dull ; winter straights , $3.40(3 $ (
3.60 ; clears , $3.3lf3f40 ) ; soring specials , $4.20 ;
hard patents , $3.60 3.70 ; soft patents , $3.10
® 3.50 ; bakers , $2.60.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , C7f7t'4c ( ; No. 3
spring , 645/71'/ic ; No. 2 red , 72@73c.
CO UN No. 2 , 35U033c.
OATS No. 2. 2Sc ; No. 2 white , 30Vi'ff31o ' ;
No. 3 white , 30Tf30'/2c.
RYE No. 2. 6BHc.
HARLEY No. Z , 420Elc.
SEEDS No , 1 Ikixsccd , $1.151.19. Prime
tlmo'hy seed , $2.40 2.42 . Clovcrsccd. con
tract fsrode , $ ( T,25 ;
I'ltOVlSIONSr-Mess pork , per lib ! . , $9i90
Hides ( boxed ) , $5.03iffG.15.
WHISKY Distillers' Hnlshcd goods , per
gal. . $1.23.
SUGARS-Cut loaf , $5.70 ; granulated , $3.20.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
DRESSED POULTRY Fair demand ; tur-
IceyA , SVjifllc ; ducks , Sff9c ; chickens , S'i.c.
Articles. Receipts. Shlp'ts.
Flour , bbls 10,000 15,000
Wheat , In 93,000 2,000
Corn , bu 578,000 191,000
Oats , w 259 > 30 191,00 > 1
Rye. bu 5.000 3,000
Hurley , bu 47.000 4,00 }
On the Produce Exchange today the but
ler market was llrm ; creameries , 14@20o ;
dairies , Iliri7c. EggB , fresh , 20c. Cheese ,
inichunc d ,
KI3W YOU 1C BNKIIAI < BIAHKET.
Qiiotatlnim for tin- Pay on General
CoimiiodltlcH.
NEW YORK , Feb. 9. FLOUR Receipts ,
) ,1S5 bbls. ; exports. 32,110 , bbls. Neglected ,
but steadier , widening still further the gap
between buyers and sellers. Winter
HtraightH , $3.4003.70 ; Minnesota patents ,
$4.00"ff4.25 " ; winter extras , $2.7033.00 ; Minnesota
seta pntenta , $3.9391,15 ; Minnesota bakers ,
$3.16SV3.40 ( ; winter extras , $2.7023,00 ; winter
low grades , $2.10f(2.65. (
COllNJIHAIStjady ; yellow western , S3
< S8lc.
RYE Quiet ; No. 2 wcHtcrn , 63c f. o. b.
and ullout.
HARLEY MALT Steady ; western , CO
Q70u.
AVHEAT Receipts , 22,400 bu. : exports ,
149.2S5 bu. Spot llrm ; No. 2 , 83&jJS4Ue. f. o.
b. . ailoat. Options opened stronger on
weather news. In fact , the oversold condi
tion of traders was largely responsible for
all of the strength which followed later
in the day. St. Louis sold more on
crop damage stories. In addition to this
npot closed strong nnd dumugo reports
camp from thu wost. Lnto In the afternoon
prices broke under realizing. No , 2 March ,
BOVlWXiC , closed 80c.
CORN Receipts , 17,550 , bu. : exports. 92- ,
492 bu Spot llrm ; No. 2. 43Uc f. o , b. ,
ailoat. Options were llrm early In the day
on good nxport demand and sympathy with
wheat , closing a little easy from realizing
at unchanged prices. Mny , 417-16ff415 o ;
closed 4Hic ,
OATS Receipts , 19,200 bu , ; exports , 1,925
bu. Spot steady ; No. 2 , 31ic } ; No , 2 white ,
3G ! c. Options dull ,
JJUTTER Receipts , 2,778 pkgs. ; market
llrm ; western creamery , 15iS20ic ! ; Elglns ,
SO'.io ' : factory. HHGHc ,
OH E1CSH Receipts. 926 pkgs , ; steady.
EQOS RecolptH , 5,537 pkgs. ; Jlrm ; west
ern , 21o : southern , ! Mf20c.
TALIX > W Firm : city , 4',4c. '
COTTONSEED OIL-Steiuly : prime. 25c.
HIDES Firm ; Gnlveaton , ICftc ; Texas
dry. 12c ; California , ISc.
WOOL Firm ! fleece , I'it c ; Texas , 12O
TALLOW-Flrm ; city , 4Hc ; country , 4H
5f4e.
RICE Steady : domestic , fair to extra , 4j !
ftj7o ; Japan , 55J5Hc.
JIOLASSKS Firm ; Now Orleans , open
hot UP. good to choice , 32J37c.
.METALS Pig Iron warrants wcro llrm nt
$1.50 , Inko cojipcr atrong , with $17.75 bid
and J1S.OO nsk d ; tin unsettled , with $23.25
bid and $23.33 asked ; lend unsettled and
nominal at $1.60 ; spelter tlrm , with $6.00 bid
nnd $0.10 uskcd. The brokers' prlco for lend
is $1.30 $ and for copi > er
iiN C'iiy Cra 1 11 anil I'rovlNloiin.
KANSAS CITY , Feb. 9. WHEAT Mar-
) < ot liluliur ; No. 2 hard , 66fG7o ( ) : No. 6 , CIW
C6c. No. 2 red , 72o : No , 3 , CSS70cj No , 3
uprlng , 645i6Ce ! No. 3 , C2 < jOlc.
CORN Mnrket sUndy : No. 2 mixed , 32 i ®
aS'io ' ; No. 2 white. 33c ; No. 3 , 32o.
RYK-Murket steady ; No. 2. 64c.
HAYJliiilii't steady ; choice timothy ,
$7.W5(7.60 ; choice prairie. $7.00R7,25.
Hl'ITHR Market hlBheri separator , 20c ;
dalrr. 15 .
fATS ) JInrket higher ; No. 2 white , 30o ,
15aas-Market higher : fresh. 16c.
llECUHTS-Whent , 33,000 bu. : corn , 18-
00 bu. : oats. 4,000 bu ,
SHIPMENTSWheat. . 39.COO bu , ; corn ,
4,500 bu. ; outs , 8,000 bu.
llnllliiioro
HALTIMORE. Fob. 9-FLOUR-Dull , tin-
rlmiiged. Receipts , 3,051 bblg. ; exports , H-
2U2 bbls.
W1IKAT Firmer ; snot and month , 75iS
" " 5 < 4 < > i March. TS-Vff'fiV' steamer No. S red ,
72273c , recclptP.673.300 bu.j export * . 16,000
bu , Southern whent by sample. 70g7Gc- :
'outherri wheat by sample , on grade , i2 5p
' '
llo'HN Stuacly ; opot and month , 39Ji39ic :
Jlnrrh , SOKIfKriiC ! : steamer mixed , 37si3Sc ] ;
r clptf , 178.151 bti.i exports. 6 < ! , & 7l bu.
Southern white nnd yellow , 37O3S'ic.
OATS-Qulet ; No. 2 white , 35 > ,4 j3GcM No.
2 mixed. T31333Hci receipts , 19.153 bu.i ex
ports. 102.W.7 bu ,
OMAHA oisMsiiAf. aiAtticin' .
Condition f Trnilo nnd Quotation * on
Staple nnd Knncy Product * ,
EGOS Receipts , liberal ; market firm ;
fresh stock , 15c.
BUTTER Common to fair. lOflllc ; choice ,
131Me ? ; separator.Sc ; gathered creamery ,
14JJ5c. }
POtTl/my Hens , live , 7c ; dressed , SfiS'Sc ;
old roosters , llvo , 3c ; dressed , 4c ; spring
chickens , live , "c ; dressed , SJjSVfcc ; ducks ,
live , 7c ; dressed , DC : geese , live , 7c ; dressed ,
Sc ; turkey.8 , live , "ftSc ; dressed , iOJfllc.
| PH ! EONS-Live , | wr doz. . 75c.
I VEAI/-Cholce , SflSVSc.
OVSTERS-Utilk Stnndald , per gnl. , JI.10 ;
mediums , per can. 15c ; Hti.ndard. per can ,
20c : Extra. Select , per can , :25c : ; New York
Counts , per can SOc.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Florida , per C-basltct crate ,
SPlNACII-Por basket. 75JSOc. ?
I.KTTUCK Homo grown , per doz.
bunches , 40c.
ONIONS Home grown , per doz. bunches ,
I SOc.
| CELERY-Cnllfornln. Rood stock , J5o :
choice. 3Sc ; fancy , 50c ! extra large , 75o ;
Michigan , choice sleek , ZoiffSOc.
CARHAGE-Crated , per lb. , 2c.
CAULIFLOWER-TVr crate. $2EO.
oNioNS-rer bu. , snficoc.
UEANS Hund-iilckcd , navy , per bu. , Jl.33
01.0.
I'OTATOKS-Cholcc , sacked , SSOo :
pocrer stoek.too. .
SWEET rOTATOIiS-Fancy. per bbl. .
f2.30.
FUUITS.
APPLES-nen Davl ? , per bbl. , JI.OO ; Ocnl-
tons , JS.oO ; New Torn Ilaldwlns. Greenings
and others , choice , per bbl. . Ji.iXWJ4.25 : wost-
crn boxed npplos , Jl.C5fi-l.7i. - !
i CiUAPKS-Malaga , per bbl. , JS.KOQB.CO.
CUANBl'p.niEs-Jersey , 1C.GO ; large.1'
ti.OO ; per crate , } 125.
TIlOPICAIj FRUITS ,
. .W 'ONS ' California , fancv. $8,75 ; choice.
$3.r > fl ; Jlcsslnr. , fnncy , JI2T.rrl.50
OHANOKS-McxIcnn. J2.50 : Navels , fancy.
M-li : chnlrc. $3 ; seedlings , J2.3T.g2.BO.
Has I nportecl. non , Oaillornm. 10-lb.
boxi'.t , )1.40tfil.Gri.
UAXANAS Choice , crated , large Btock ,
Per bunch. J2.00S2.23 : mcjJIum sized
bunches , J1.75rt2.00.
DATKS-Itallowee. CO to "iO-lb. boxes , fie ;
Salr , 6V4c ; yard , 0-lb. boxes. lOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. . 17c ; Brazils , per
lb. , 9f10e ; Kngllsh walnuts , per lb. , fancy ,
ort shell. Iliil2c : standards. lOc ; niberts.
per lb. , lie ; pecans , polished. 708o ; cocoa-
nuts , per lOO , $1 ; peanuts , raw , S QCa ;
roasted. C ! c ; chestnuts. SQOc.
CIDER Per half bbl. , $3
SAUERKRAUT-Pcr halt bbl. . $2.
HONEY Choice white. 12igi2Wc.
MAPLE SYRUP-Flve-gai. can. each.
$2.50 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz , , $12 ; half-gal ,
cans. 1G.25 ; quart cans , $3.50. $
MAPLE SUGAR--Choice. In boxes , 9glOc. :
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7c ; No. 2 green
hides , Gc ; Nc. 1 salted hides , SMc , ; No 2
nailed hides , 7J4c ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 12
Ibs. , lOc ; No. 2 veal culf , 12 to 35 Ibs. , 8c.
TALLOW. GREASE , ETC > -Tallow. No.
3 , 3c ; tallow. No. 2 , 2Hc ; rough tallow , l c ;
white grease , 2V4@3c : yellow nnd brown
grease , l\ \ Z ic. .
FURS Mlnlc. 10i:75c : : bear ( blacK or
brown ) , J5.w > ' 20.00 ; otter. J1.60SS.OO ; beaver ,
$1.00RC.OO : skunk , lDc < S75c ; muskrat , 3@10c ;
raccoon , laliSUc ; red fox. loctitl.ya ; gray fox ,
23&-50c ; wolf ftimber ) , 25c0$2.50 ; $ ; welt
Cpralrle ) , coyotte. 1050c ; wllacat , 10iK25c ;
badger. 5040c : silver fu : < . $30.00075.00
_ SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 150
.oc ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
farly skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1. each , 5c ; dry
flint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb. . actual weight. 4R5c ; dry flint ,
Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , Sii'tc ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. . nctual
weight , 4S5c ; dry Hint. Colorado murrain
wool j > eltfa , per lb. , actual weight ,
St. Ion U MnrUct.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 3. WHEAT-Optlons
strong and higher ; spot , dull ; No. 2 red ,
cash , elevator , 71c ; track , 74ff73c ; February ,
7lc ; Jlay , 7Cc asked ; July , 71jo asked ; No.
2 hard. G6 * S 74c. !
CORN Options easy ; spot , nominal ; No. 2
ciish , Sl'ic ; track , aiV fSoc ; February , " "
lUny. 31c ; July , 35 } c.
OATS Options fractionally higher ; spot ,
steady ; No. 2 cnsh. 2S'ic , ; track , 2SV4c ; Feb-
ruary , 2S'ic ; May , 296c ! ; No. 2 white ,
RYE-Qlllet. 63Hc.
SBED-Flaxsced , quiet , tt.llft ; prime tim
othy Seed , nominal.
CORNMEAI $1.7501.80.
BRAN Firm ; sacked , cast track , ESc.
HAY Dull , steady ; timothy , $7.509.00 ;
prairie , $7.00.
/WHISKY Steady , $1.26.
I1UTTER Firm ; creamery , lSS22c ; dairy ,
EGGS-lIigher , 19c.
METALS Lend , lower , JI.SO ; spelter , firm ,
? 5.M ) .
PROVISIONS Pork , steady : standard ,
mess. Jobbing , old , J5.2o : new , J10.00. Lard ,
steady ; prime steam , J3.33 ; choice. J3.-I5. Dry '
salt meats , boxed shoulders , $4.00 ; extra :
shorts , J.7o : ribs , $5.00 shorts , J5.1214. Bacon ,
boxed shoulders , $4.62 % ; extra shorts , $3.25 ;
ribs. $3.50 : shorts , J5,62 < A
RECEIPTS Flour , C.OOO bids. ; wheat , 16.-
000 bu. ; corn , -40,000 bu. ; oats , 25.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , ,000 bbl. : wheat ,
22.000 bu. ; corn , 15.000 bu. ; oats , 29,000 bu.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI , Feb. 9. WHEAT Firm ,
higher : No. 2 rnd , 72 ic.
CORN Easy ; No. 2 mixed , 35c ,
OATS-FIrm ; No. 2 mixed , 3& ' , c.
, RYE Firm : No. 2. G3c.
PROVISIONS Lard , steady , J5.40. Bulk
meats , firm , $4.93. Bacon , dull , $3.75.
WHISICY-Steady , $1.26.
IsUTTER-Qulct , firm.
EGGS-Flrm. higher. 17c.
Tnlrdn fllnrkct.
TOLEDO. Fob. 9. WIIEAT-IIIgher ; No.
3 cash. n\ic : May. iC'ic.
CORN Active and steady ; No , 2 mixed ,
OA'TS Dull , but steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
29'ic.
RYE Dull , but steady ; No. 2 cnsh , tJCo
bid.
bid.CLOVERSEEDIIIgher nnd steady ;
prime cnsh , old , $3.70 ; new , cash and Feb
ruary , $4.05.
Liverpool Grnlii nml I'rnvlHlona ,
LIVERPOOL , Feb. 0. AVHEAT-Market
steady , } i6'l1.6d higher ; March , 63 8V4d ; May ,
5s KUil.
CORN Market firm , % 0' d higher ; M arch ,
3s rdi May , Sa 538d.
PROVlSIONS-Bacon. dull. 2Cs ; short ribs ,
dull , 27s Cd ; clear bellies , dull , 31s ; shoul
der ? , pquare , steady , 25s , Lard , prime west
ern , steady.
MlitiK-iiimllii AV In-lit ninrkpt.
MINNEAPOLIS , Feb. S. WHEAT-Dull.
February , 71Hc : July. 72'.4c : on track , No , 1
hard , 72c ; No , 1 northern , 71oj No. 2 north
ern. GSc.
FLOUR There was moderate business ;
first patents , J3SIOg ( .RO ; second patents ,
$3.E003.CO ; llrst clear , $2.0502.75.
I'l-orin MarUeln ,
PEORIA. Feb. 9-CORN-Morket quiet ;
No. 2. 33ic. !
OATS Market steady ; No , 2 white , 29V49
29Hc.
29Hc.WHISKY
WHISKY Mnrkot firm at $1.26.
I'lilliulclplila I'rodnee Markrl.
PH'ILADELPHIA , Feb. 9.-HUTTER-
Flrmer : fancy western creamery , 20'/.c ;
fancy wcniurn prints , 21c.
EGOS Firm and Ic higher ; fresh west
erns , 20c.
Cralii Market ,
MILWAUKEE , Feb. S.-WHEAT-Steady.
No. 1 northern , 72ViQ73c ; No. 2 northern ,
70fi70Hc.
RYE-Steady. No. 1 , 56fte ; No. 2 , 64ic ,
Dulntli Wheat Mnrl ' ( .
Suuiir
NEW OHM-JANS. Feb. -SUGAR
Steady ; open kettle. SHfTS 9-lfic ; open kettle
centrifugal , 3D-lS'l i ; centrifugal , grann-
In ted and white , jiono in first hands ; yel
low , I'iU'iic ; seconds , 2'J3 15-lCc. Molasses
own kettle. Htendy at 15j30c ; centrlfugul ,
stondv at CjjlGc.
LONDON. Feb. 9.-I3EET SUGAR-Feb.
mar ; ' 9s Cid.
rullfiiriila llrle.l Prulto.
NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-FIrm. Evaporated ap.
pies , common. 75iSc ; prime wire tray , S
So : choice. 9Vi ? 9'ie ! fancy. S'iSlOo , Prune/
4JT10C. Apricots , Royal , llftHc : Moor Park , (
1SCT17C. Peaches , unpceled , 9QlIc ; peeled ,
2GJT26C psr lb ,
ConVu
NEW YORK , Feb. 9.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened steady nnd unchaneed to 5 points
lower , but Inter rallied on light local buy.
Ing , broadening warehouse movement nnd
absence of selllnir pressure ; foreign mur-
Uet sent in conflicting cables ; statistical
situation nbout unchnnped ; oulsldo public
nuinlf sttd utmost Indifference , closed
stendy nnd unchanged to S points lower ;
sales , 15,600 bags , including : March , $5.50 ;
May , $5.65 ; September , $5.80 ; October , S5.90 ;
November. J5.9586.0o ; December , t5.i Ti < ! .15.
Siot [ coffee , Rio , dull nnd easy ; No. 7 in
voice , C'.isc : No , 7 Jobbing , 7c ; mild , dull ;
Cordova , "ajQilc.
'
\ STOCKS AMI HOMJS.
In Prlcru DlMMltmloil ! )
In Collier * mill lliirlliiKton.
NKW YORK , Kcb. 9.-Stock prlcss ad
vanced except for periods of temporary
hesitation pre-tty generally until the Inst
quarter of an hour , when professional pres
sure left ninny shares only Hllghtly above
yesterday. Commission houses were said
lo have orders to buy liberally It the market
at the opening was weak ,
As It was , many customers were disposed
to re-purchase stock recently fold. Chicago
. houses wire credited with being sellers ,
while purchases and sales for foreign c-
count were about even. Large operators
were said to have purchasing orders In their
fl.cclaltlcs and traders bought for n turn ,
there was some evening up of accounts
| , both i ways , in anticipation of the holidays
nn Saturday nnd Monday. The advance
brought prices up n point In many Instances ,
which was exceeded In somu cases. There
was a recession In prices , which was dis
sipated by a renewed advance led by the
coalers and Burlington , the former being
affected by the cold weather , which It wns
assumed would cause dealers to rplenish
stock , thus Insuring Increased tralllc , The
strength of the Flower group was a pro
nounced feature. Thsro was n conspicuous
advance In the standard stocks , Including
Pennsylvania , the Vandcrbllts , th Gran
gers , Southwestern shares. Lnke Erlo &
Western , Twin City , Rapid Transit and the
Industrial I specialties generally , except to
bacco 1 , which wo * weak on the prospect of
Increased competition. Chicago , Indianap
olis c and Louisville preferred nnd General
Electric 1 were strong on dividend statements
for l the day , which were Issn than In many
weeks. The closing wns heavy.
Transactions In bonds were on a relatively
larger scale thnn stocks , footing up $ G,253-
000. The great bulk of thn dealing. * wcro
eoncontratJd ' In the speculative Issues , with
Kansas & Texas seconds nnd Texas &
Pacific 1 seconds rising sharply , The innrKct
generally displayed n strong tone , purchases
for I out-of-town Interests being very exten
sive. United States 4s. registered , declined
> In the bid price.
The Commercial Arvorllser's London
financial cablegram says : The niarltJts here
were more active and better In lone today ,
yesterday's bears hastening to close. The
market remained llrm till the afternoon ,
whsn It hung , New York showing reluc
tance to take the lend. The close wns dull
ish. Tlntos touched 40 nnd closed nt 39. An
acondas were S and Utahs 7V4. Fifty-two
thousand pounds sterling In bars was
bought by the banks. Money wns harder.
There Is expectancy of a big settlement
demand tomorrow.
Atclilsun SK-t do pM 73
< k > pf < l IWi do 2.1 t'MOH
Haltimcre K Ohio. . K ) St. I * & S. AV" : OVS
Qinncln IMclflc R7 do pfd 204
CXiniida Southern Rfl St. I'm ! ! 12.- ' < i
Central Pacific . . . . Bll do pfd 1CSH
Clics. & Ohio SS , I' . & Om n
Chi. & Alton 172 do pfd
C. , . & "Q 134 ? ; So. Pacific 3511
Chi. & K. Ill CMVt.So. Ilnllu-ay jatf ,
Jo pfd US do i > M 43XJ
Chi. G. W 1C TWxas & Pacific. . . . ! li
Oh' . Ind. & L 10H Un'on ' PncllloIGU
do pfj 43 do pfd 79U
Chi. A.N' . AV MS 'U. ' P. U. & 0 12H
< lo pfit 1M 'A\li1uih ' 8
c. c. c. & st. L. , . ran iio pfa : IH
do pro tiC Wheel. & Ij. E HVi
Del. & Hudson . . . .lll'.il do pfd S2'l '
Del. L. & AV K > 9 Adams Ex W
Den. & Hlo G 22'i Amerlcnn Ex 141
do pfd 73 * U. S. I3x GjH
Brlw ( new ) < ! 4W , ll-FnrBo Kx
do lnt pfil 3SJ ; A. Oil. Oil 3.i > i
Ft.Vaync 178 do pfd flU.i
G't. ' Nor. pfcli 184 Amor. Spirits 13
Aral. tlo pf d. . 33M
IlllnoIs Central . . . .ll.'U Amtr. Tobticco , . . .1W
Lnk * l > je & AV. . . . ! 0 io prj 13.1
do pfd GO Cons. G < n 208
Ijalie Shore 20-S ) Ccitn. Cable Co IS.
Louis. & Nash 6 < 'i Col. P. & Iron 32
MJinhattan L 111 % do pfd 80
Sf > t. St , UsKOi den. Elec-trlo 1104 ;
VfhlRnn Central..1U',4 Hawaii Com. Co. , . 73
Minn. & St. I , . . . . Drnoklyn n. T OlVi
do 1st pfd M Irrtor. Pnner ( fi
aro. 1'ac'nc 4434 do pm so
Mobile ft Ohio . . . . 40sj Ln Clftle Gas u"U
Mo. K. & T 13'i Loud S6VS
do pfd 3V ; ' do pM ll" ' i
IN' . J. Central lOHi Xot. Lin. Oil 7 > l
X. Y. Central 1M Pncina Mnll : S
ff. Y. Chi. & St. U 14J4 Peoiile'fl GOB lll'.i
do 1st pfcl ) 70 Pullnittn Iia.1 16HV4
Oo M pfd STi Hllver Certlflcntes. . f,9Vl
Nor. & AVest 18 'standard U. & T. . 10
No. Amer. Co 8 < 5 Sugfic t ' /4
No. Partnc r.l'i do pfd UHi
do pfd 78'i T. . C. & Iron
Ontario & AV . 21 ,5 U. S. Lent her ( i'i
Ore. n. & . . . . < r do pM.
Ore. Short Line . . .421J U. S. Rubber 50
Pam. Coast 1st pfil. R7 do pM .110
die M pfd G.1 \Vealern Union
Plttsliurg lvi ( Federal Steel . , : 4--i
Reading 21W do pfd. f >
do * l rt frfd U&A Oi-c. 'NaV. ' . . . . . . . . . . . Wt
n , G. \ \ * 42 Pnclflc Coost 4714.
do pfd 77 Colorado Southern. 7
Hook Island 11S % < lo let pM 73 %
St. U & S. F 1S do M pfd " 0
Total sales of stocks today. 590,300 shares ,
includinR 3,015 , Atchlson , 25,140 Atchlson pfd. ,
8.755 Central Paclllc , 6,190 Chesapeake &
Ohio l , 00,102 Burlington , 3,225 Cleveland ,
Chicago. l Cincinnati & St. Louis. 3,900 Lake i
Erie ] & "Western pfd. , 3.5CO LonlsvilU & Nash i
ville. 8.790 Manhattan. 18,000 Metropolitan , I
18.200 Reading. 16,450 Missouri Paclllc. 3.0CO
Missouri , Kansas & Texas. 11,100 Missouri ,
Kansas & Texas pfd. . 8,070 Chlcapro , In
diana & Louisville , pfd. , 9,019 New York
Central ' , 10,700 North American , 23,610
Northern Pacific , GOO Oconee & Western ,
3.500 Readlntr. 7.030 Rock Island. 9.594 Union
Pacific , 11.170 St. Paul , 3,420 Southern Pa
clllc , 28,025 Texas & Pacific. 8,150
Union Pacific pfd. , 8,090 Tobacco ,
21,653 Steel , 10,725 Steel pfd. , 8,595 Pee
ple's Gas , 7,010 Consolidated Gas , 21,130
Brooklyn Transit , 9,250 Pacific Mall , 26,270
Sucar , 8,230 Tennessee Coal and Iron , 3,593
Rubber , 13,520 St , Louis & Southwestern
pfd , , 10,005 Chicago Great Western ,
\civ Yorlc Money Mnrlcet.
NEW YORK , Feb. 0. MONEY ON CALL
Nominally. 2W per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-2i@3'i
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady , with
nctual business In bankers' bills at $4.85 ®
4.85H for demand , and $4.S3'4.S3 ( % for sixty
days ; posted rates , JJ.845T4.84V4. and $4.86 ®
4.SGH ; commercial bills. $4.S2'//rz4.S3.
SILVER CERTIFICATES Nominally ,
BAR SILVER-M c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS < 7c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Irregular : 3s ,
107 : now 4s. reg. , 128 ; coupon , 128 ; 4s , 112i ? ;
coupon , 112'i ; 2s , 09 ; 5s , reg. , 111 ? } ; coupon ,
,
Closing quotations on bonds were :
U. a. new ; ) * 107M N.Y. C. Ills 117 >
U , S. now -4H. rec..l'8 ! ! < X.J.C. fit 11 nh
U. .1. do coup l'-'H' < N. C. Oa 1.10
U.S. 4(1 , JVC 112 N , C. 4s 101
U.S. do coup 112i No , Pacific Ints , . . , 11.1
U.S. Eila , rer 09 No. Pnclllo 3s U8hi
O.H.fis.rer llilM No. Pacific 4
U. fj.a > . coup- N , Y , C. < kSt. L. 4S..107
Districts , USs 11H N , & W.UB UO
Alu.cltft * A 107 N. W. Connoln 14
Alu.clu > ii II 1U7 N. W. Deb. fi IB
Alii , , class U 100 Ore. N , Hl Ill
Ala. , Currency 1UO Oi-e.N. 4 > 10J
Atcliuoii < s lO O.S.L.Cia t. r I'- " . )
Do. adj. 4s H2 O. ti , L. 5s t. r 11 IHi
Canada So. ' 'ds 111H Iteadlnr 4s.
O. ' .VO. 4H UAH II. O. Vt * . lats
Rlil. TerniN. , 4 > 1I5H Ht. L. A I. M. con is 111
C. J.O. As llHK'St. ' I , . AS. F. Gun. O.I 2.U4
C , 11. A.I ) . 4h's ] U4iSt. P.CoiikOls It ) ' . ' ) .
D.Alt. G. Ists 1HHM St. P. C. & P. lsta..UO
I ) . & . H. G. 4n 101 St. P. C. 4 P. 6s.
Kant Tumi. l u > lOfi So. Ry.fiB lU9t !
ErleGfu. 4s. 73 S. H , AT. is 7
P. W. A U. lst . t. r. 46 Tcnn. new set 31. . . fi !
Gcn.Elec.69 114 T. P , L , G , lota HUM
O. ] [ , kS. A.tfii 1CIU T. P , UST. .M -60U
G. H , &S.A , ? Ua. . , lit ) U , P. D. . ' * O. Ida. , US
II , tT. Cent. Ai HUH Wab. IBIis 1114 ;
' ' ' ' Wub. I'dn . . . , . , , . , Delhi
lo'waC , iBtB , . . . . . , .1(10 ( W.bhore 4s 112
La. New Con. 4s , . , , JOSH Va , Cnnturlcs , MIS
UAN. llnl. 4s tie Va. aefiirrrd
Mo. Pac. con. 0 . . ' . .lltf WIs. Cent , Ists. " . " , ' , " . " C7
M. K. liT.Jan. . . " II r. 4n 03)1
M. K. AT. 4H. Si" ColoradoSouth'n 4s H..H
IliiNfnu NtftcUH nml IlatulN ,
BOSTON , Feb. 0. Call loans , 2fiJ ner
cent ; time loans. 2141 ( per cent. Closing
prices ror stocks , bonds und mini tit'
A. . T. & St. F ziii I
Amer. Bugar 13'W ' ,
< i l > f'l n : .S'ew Knelanii CS..UD
Ifay Biato Gas . . . 3 ? ; WIs. LYlilrnl ) bl . . tsi
:
Il lt Tlel 3 1 Alloucz Mln'ne Cu. 30 ;
llo t ( > n & Allan > . . . ! 46 Atluntlo 43
lloston & Maine . .172 Has I on & Mont..34' ,
Huston 1. fci liutlo & Hasten. . . . W
O. ' . 1) ) . K Q 1344 Calumut & Hecla..7SO
I''lte > bure . . , . , , . . . .114 Ci-ntennlal 4W
Oen. Klectrlo 110' Old Dominion sell
Slexlcan Central . . CT ,
OIJ r-3uy | J ) ( )
Ore. tJhort Line. . . . * ni
Itublxsil Mivf.
\\\H liid in ' IVrrctt
Wemlngli. Ulec 4J'j \ilventure . .
, Jo l > fU 03 % luniliolrtt . .
Win. Central ' '
JU b'n'oii Land
Nfve York MlnliiK Stock * .
NEW YORK. Keb. 9.-The following are
tnc closing quotutloim on inlnluc stocks ;
W'olor M ( Ontario . . . . . . .KO
Crown Point i : ipmuutli | w
on. Cal und VO..IM Qulchu'lvfr ' . . . . . . . . .123
IX-adwood . 45 do I'M Mi )
ouki & Oiirrle . . . . 3i Sli-ira Nevada . . . . SO
Hule & Not-cross . . 23 Standard . . . . . 20
Honveitake . 1'nlon > _ .
Iron silver . 7S Yellow Jacket . 15
Mexican . DO '
I'ori'lgu HiiiiU S < ii < fiiifii < H.
PARIS. Keb. 9. The weekly statement of
the Hank of Trance shows the fallowing
changes ; Notes In circulation , decrease ,
81.779.000 franca ; treasury accounts current.
decrease , 375noO francs , pold In hand , In
crease. .1.2M.atfl Irnncs. bills discounted , de
crease. ic-4.J25.tOO francs , silver In hand. In
crease. ioooiiO ( francs.
LONDON. Kcb , n. The weekly statement
of the Dnnk of Unglnnd shows the follow
ing changes : Total reserve. Incrense. 745-
OOi ) ; circulation , decrease , , C321 , ( > 00 ; bullion ,
Jnrrensc , JC425.1M ; other securities , Incrorw ,
Jiin.0 : )0 ) : other deposits , decrease. 410,090 ;
imbllo deposits , Ineronsc , fl.MS.ci'K ) ; notes
reserve. Increase , 773,000 ; government se
curities , decrease , 4 , < " 0. The proportion
of the Uanlt of England's reserve to liabil
ity is 4B.80 per ccnl ; last week It was 45.40
per c ? nt. The Hank of Enslnnd'a rale of
discount remains unchanged nt 3 per cent.
Sun lTniirM i-o MltiltiRr ituntnlliiim.
SAN FRANCISCO , Keb. 9.-Tho otllclal
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were nb follows :
Alia . . .lurtlce 12
Alp'in Con S 1-ContiiclO' Con n
.Vm'.s lU Mexican M
1 Ileloher to Occidental Con 34
Demon con HI Or.hlr . .i or
I left llelcher . . . M W.'cnnnn S
lliilllnii 4
CnlpJonln 30 Savnfre 57
rhnllcnge Con 24 Scorpion S
clir.ll.-ir . M Snir Ilflclier 4
C'onfliknco fi Siernv Nevada
( "al . nnd V.1.2M 240
Crown 1'olnt . 13 Con -l'5
tlotild Ruirlfr . . . H I'tah Con Ifl
llillo cl Norr l s . . 3 < ) Vt-llnw .Inchet IS
1 Juh.i . : l
Silver bars , G7Wc ; Mexican dollars , I'X
Sc. Drafts , sight , I'Vic ; telegraph , SOo.
I.niKlnn SKiolc < tn fntlonn ,
LONDON , Feb. . I p. m.-ClosIng :
Consols , money . . .111 .V. Y. Central
owl . Itmwlvtmia
Cnnaillnn l-nalllc. . . 50'd llend np
Uric . ifi ; Unl < m I'.ac. pfd.
< lo 1st pfd . 39T4 Atnhlson
Illinois Central . . , .118 Atnhlson.V
Northern I'oc. pt < l. 83 Trunk
St. l' ul _ common. . IWj _
HAR SILV13R-SUady , 27 7-16c.
MONEY 1 per cent.
The rale of discount In the open market
for short bills , 1 1E-1G5J2 per cent. The rate
of discount In the open market for throe
months * bills , 2 per cent.
I-'liiiincliiI ,
LONDON . Feb. 0. Amerlcnn securities
opened llrmcr on New York buying , but
later were quiet with n declining tendency.
The rinsing tone was steady. The amount
of bullion gone into the Hank of England
on balance today was 52,000. Petroleum ,
American petroleum , American rellned ,
fi S-16d. Gold at Itucnnt Ayres today was
quoted at 122.CO. Spanish Is closed at G7'/4.
I'AHIS , Feb. 9. Prices on the bourse to
day were heavy. Italian securities wcro
strong und Portuguese advanced sharply.
This was partly due lo the great Im
provement recently In the rate of ex
change , which Is chiefly favorable In
financial measures now pending. Rio Tln
tos were llrm during the early part of the
day , but declined sharply at the close of
the market. South African securities were
In good demand In spite of Inrgc reallza-
lions. Spanish closed at 52.75. Three per
cent rentes , 102f SOc for the account. Kx-
change on London , 2oc SOc for checks.
I113KL1N , Feb. 9. Business was cutlet on
the bourses today. There were large trans
actions In the new loan nt W& nnd 2 % .
Spanish 4s fluctuated and Italians were
steady. JSxchango on London , 20 marks 42
s for checks.
I'lnanclal N'
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 9. Clearings , t4.C3B.45S :
balances , $568,5B. Money , 4 ® ] ier cent :
New York exchange , par bid , lOc premium
asked.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury shows :
Available cash balance , $273,233,029 ; gold re
serve. $22771C,003. ;
CHICAGO , Feb. 9. Clearing ? , $19.522.043 :
balances , $2 , 10. < I27 ; New York exchange , 25o
discount ; Sterling exchange vailed , $4.S4V4t3 >
4.SGVnctual exchange , $4.83jri.S5y. ( ; sixty
days. $4.S2'i5-I.S4V' : stocks , quiet ; Alley , L ,
7S : Strnwboard , 1S ! ; Diamond Match , 141 ;
North Chicago , 219U : AVest Chicago , 91 ; Bis
cuit. common , 53 ; Biscuit pfd. , 103.
NBAV YOniC , F b. 9. Clearings , } 194i"18-
927 ; balances , 39,359,873.
BOSTON ; Feb. S. Clearings , $21,27C,30i ( ;
balances , J2.455.S06.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9.-Clearlngs , ? 1S-
480,730 ; balances. ? 2,31SCS3.
Cotton MurUct.
NE\V YORK , Feb. 9. COTTON-Qulet ;
middling , C 7-16c. Net receipts. 1,021 bales ;
gross , 3,537 bales ; stock , 98,132 bales ; ex
ports to Great Brllain. 6,774 baUs ; to the
continent. 381 bales. '
NE\Y ORLEANS , Feb. 9. COTTON
Steady ; sales , 2,900 bales ; ordinary , 4 5-lGc ;
good ordinary , 4c : low middling , 54c ! ;
middling. B > ic ; good middling , 6c ; mid
dling fair , Gc ; receipts. 2,339 bales ; stock.
457,031 bales ; futures steady ; February , $ o.77
bid ; March , J5.77@5,7S ; April , J5.805r5.S2 ; May ,
. " ' -Tune. S."I.R."f7ffi K7r .Tulv. $ " > SKfT589 :
August ,
tober , v _ -
cember , $5.SOp5.82.
Jlftiw VorU Dry Goodn llnrkct.
NEW YORK Feb. 9. DRY GOODS-Tho
demand for both staple and fancy cotton
goods today has been above recent average.
Mall orders have been liberal and spot bus
iness better than on previous days of the [
weelc. Buyers complain of Increasing difll- .
culty In securing ready supplies , even nt I
full advanced prices. Tone of market very
strong with no check to the general up !
ward tendency. Leading makes of 4-4
bleached cottons likely to move up still
further shortly. Staple worsted press goods
very firm. Men's woolens In fair demand.
011 BInrlcct.
OIL CITY , Feb. 9. OIL Credit balances.
J1.19 ; certificates , no bid ; shipments , 54,475
bbls , ; runs. iG.937 bbls.
SAVANNAH , Feb. 0. TURPENTINE !
SPIRITS Firm ; 42" c. Rosin , firm , and un-
chanred.
WILMINGTON. N. C. . Feb. 9. SPIRITS
TURPENTINE Firm , -\ZV-c. Rosin , firm
nt DOflOac bid. Crude- turpentine , ilrm at
tl.35Bl.40. Tar , llrm at $1.10.
UEVY AUSTUO-IItWOAIUAlVS' CLAIM.
Sin.it : Department's DcclHlon Anciit
IlarlL-toii StrlUiTM.
WASHINGTON , Feb. 9. The State de
partment , after mature consideration , lias de
clined to recognize the claim ot the Austro-
Ilungarlan government for Indemnity on ac
count of the Hungarian strikers killed by
Sheriff Martin's posse at Hazelton , I'a , , on
September 10 , 1897.
The claim has been pending for many
months upon the basis of a report flled wltb
the Stnto department by Robert D. Coxe ,
the representative of the Austro-Hungarlan
government. The department action Is
based upon a special opinion prepared by
Solicitor W , L. Penflcld , covering the entire
field ot national responsibility in cases
of mob violence or rioting , which probably
will form the basis of future resolutions In
that lino.
In his opinion Solicitor Penfleld concludes
with the following statement :
The responsibility of governments toward
foreigners Is not more extensive ) than that
tit itho foreign sovereign toward his own sub
jects. The rights of hoBpltnlly do not prevent -
vent the entire cxcrciso of the rjght which
belongs to sovereignty to employ the legal
means to provldo for the preservation of the
state , nor are foreigners entitled -to a priv
ileged position , nw are .they exempt from
the consequence of criminal conduct ,
threatened or committed ; nor nro they to
bo indemnified for damagea resulting from
such conduct nnd from tlio imperious ne
cessity of watching over 'the ' pafoty of the
public weal ,
This government cannot tolerate a etalo
cf anarchy , cither threatened ° f Inaugurated ,
In .communities comnowd cither of Us own
citizens or of aliens who may engage In In
dustrial or other pursuits within Its ter
ritory. If they obey the precepts of the
la\v It will protect Ihem ; It they defy < lie
law nnd the constituted authorities , then ,
In common with nil others who partlclparo
with them in such acts of lawlessness nnd
violence , they must bo downed to accept the
consequence * of the conflict which they | r-
vlto. * The strikers were disturbers of the
public peace and violators of the law. They
were rapidly drifting Into a slateof petty
war. H wns the duty of the sheriff to tnko
measures to prevent as well as .to . repress
civil tumul'la ' and disorders. On previous oc.
caeions ho had commanded 'them ' 'to disperse
nn.l they obeyed , They were perfectly
famlMnr with his ofilclnl position and the
nature of the authority ho exercised , It
they had obeyed his lawful command no
blood would liavo been shed and In their
lawless and aggressive conduct , challenging
the embodied force of the state , they placed
Oicm&clres beyond the protecting pale ot
the law. To reward Ihe wounded living and
the heirs of thoFC plain under such circum
stances would bo offering a premium to law
lessness nnd inviting renewed outbreaks and
riots. This government Is , therefore , unable
to admit the justice of > the claim.
Y 'llo v I'Vvi'r I'll ( li * ill * ll ' t'r.
OUANAJAY , Province of Plnar Del Rio.
Cuba , Keb , > . There have been no addi
tional cases of yellow fever reported hero
among the members of the Two Hundred
and Second Now York regiment and the men
\vLo are suffering from fever are Uolue well.
OJIAI1A LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cold Weather Prevents the Shipment of
Beef Oattlo ,
PRICES TAKE ON AN UPWARD TENDENCY
Arc Senrer , lint HIP Vnliien Arc
r Than tit Any Time
IMirliiK Hit ! l'nt
If eve Yen r ,
SOUTH OMAHA. t-VH 9 ,
. . . . . Ciitilo. Hors. Sheep.
llecelpls today 1.571 4.JH 3,131
Oftlclal .Monday 1,570 2,4'Jl 4u ,
Ofltcml Tuesday 8Sf3i.iwT S.tXIl
Olllclal Wednesday ] ,9lti ri,5iJ ( 3,65,5 ,
Four days this week. . . . 7,733 10,9iS 11,537 ,
Same days last week , . . , S.S11 ! S,9j9 I'J.M ' !
Same days week before. . 8,173 33,273 10.J10 .
Same ttirce weeks ago. . . 7,111 30il2 17-iJj
Average price paid for hogs for the last
several days , witli comparisons :
Jan. 25 , , . . 3 CiO , .1 651 : t 33. 4 lO | 3 iU | 6 27 | 7 ul
Jan. 26. . . stiii : i rsi 33j ! i 345 | r. as ; 751
Jan , 27. . . 3 C3 3 67 3 30 ! 4111 ' 5 171 7 CO
Jan. 2S. . . 3 3 R2 | 3 27 4 tO | 3 S7
Jan. 23 . . 3 Cll 3 27 | 3 93i 3 SS | D 21
Jan. SO. . . 370 " I 3 I ! ) , 3 Dlj II UU | o 14j
Jan. 31. . . s Ci 3 Ml 13 ! > ii 3 OS 7 ! > 3
Feb. 1 , . . . 3uS .1 ( ill 3 27 | 4 031 3 01 13 7 M
Feb. 2. . . . 3 C7 3 631 3 13i I 3 & 111
tub. i > . . . 3 b9 { 3 7J 3 20 1 031 G 15 | 7 SI
Feb. I , . . . 3 69 | 3 72 | 3 25 3 BSi 3 S | I 7 73
l Fob. o. . . . I 3 72 3 21 3 93 3 TGI G M
Feb. 6. . . . 3 EG 4 0) , 3 S2 ; u 011 7 S2
I Feb. 7. . 3 CGI 3 ' 4 Ol | 3 05 4 84 | 7 S3
1 Feb. S. . 3 fli 3 711 3 231 3 9JI 4 Oil1 Wii 7 ij
Feb. S 3 10 3 71 32 ? | | 380 , 5 0. ! 791
Indicates Simony.
The ofllctul initnuer of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
_ Cattle , Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry 2 1
0. & St. L. Ry l , .
Missouri Pncltle Ry S . . . .
Union Paclllc system. . . . 9 14 1
C. fi N. AV. Ry 1 . . . .
' F. , Jt : \I. \ V. R. R. . , . 10 11 1
C1. St. P. , M. & O. Ry. . .1 2 . .
U. K M. R. R. R 22 2(1 ( 10
' ( . " . , H. it Q. Ry 10 3
K. C. S : St. J 3
C. , K. I. & P. Ry. , west 2 2
Total receipts 71 CO 15
The disposition of today's receipts was
as follow ? , each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head Indicated :
Ruyors. Cattle. Hops. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co 21 258 23
The G. II' . Hammond Co 2. ' ! > Ml . . . .
Swift and Company. . . . 1S2 930 3,17-4
, Cudahy Packing Co. . . . 321 3,1 SS 223
Armour , ChfTTtBo ! > 2 1,111 2G7
Vjinsant .t Co 32
Lobmiin & Rothschilds. US
W. I. Stephens 27
llcnton & Underwood. . 11
, Hill & Iluntzingcr 75
L. F. Husz 3
Armour , country 139
Hammond , K. C S9
Omaha , K. C C4
Cudahy , 1C. U SO
Other buyers 91 . . . . 2SO
Total U741,334 2.117
CATTLE AH will Iw no ted from the table
of receipts at the head q .the column the
supply of cattle wan very light today , and
H might be added that of the cattle here
nine cars weru consigned direct to packers ,
nnd In addition there were eleven cars of
stockers and feeders direct to a speculator ,
so that there was really very little of any
thing on sale.
Something- like fifteen or sixteen cars of
cornfed steers Included all the offerings of
fat cattle In. the yards. Local packers were
In need of cattle and in addition advices
from other points were favorable , so that
the market become active and steady to u
little stronger. The market on fat cattle
Is now HXSjlSc higher than the low time
the first of the week , about one-half of the
break of last Aveek having been made up.
Today some good , well finished cattle
brought J3.40 , showing that desirable kinds
will sell , and nt good prices.
Desirable fat cows and heifers were
fairly active at strong prices , and the offer
ings for the most part changed hands early.
It Is safe to say that the market on the
best kinds of she stuff Is now back just
about where It was the best time the early
part of last week. Canner and common
cow stuff were rather weak and slow this
morning , and buyers did not appear very
anxious for that kind.
There is not very much to be added to
what was stild yesterday and the day be
fore as to the condition of the stacker and
feeder market. As will be readily under
stood by all who are familiar with the
trade , the extremely cold weather has hod
the natural result of keeping country buy
ers at home. Supplies in hands of specu
lators have moved slowly , and incense , < -
< iucnce they have not taken hold very
freely. The market has , therefore , de-
dined for the want of buying support.
Today a few feeders changed hands , but the i
general complaint among holders was that |
it was hard work even to get any one out
to look at their cattle. It Is needless to
say under such circumstances that the mar
ket was very dull nnd weak on stock cattle
and unsatisfactory all around. Representa
tive sales :
J5E7-3P STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1. . 8103 00 3..930J455 7..1013 $1 70
1..12U ) 300 6. . 9SG 4 CO 1..1580 475
1..1170400 U. . 95G 4 CO 20..123I 475
1. . 700 400 21..11G7 4 CO 23..1135 475
116. 781 400 33..1052 4 Co 19..1100 4 SO
18..SSO 410 18..1075 465 14..1190 4 S5
10. . 931 440 12..1103 470 50..1226 4 S5
21..1212 445 13..103S 470 15..12.16 435
20..122 ? 413 21..1110 470 11..14.61 5-10
8..1123 4 53
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
17..1139 4 70
COWS.
1. . 780 2 25 1. . 900 325 13..1220 365
1. . 930 250 5..1142 325 3.12.16 3(13 (
2. . SOO 250 2..1135 325 11..1074 3 G5
1. . 000 250 2J. . 977 330 1..12SO 375
1. . USD 270 4..1145 , 'i .15 1..1090 3 SO
L. 030 270 1C , . 807 335. S..l0fi 3 S3
1. . 820 275 1..1CWO 335 .10..925 3 SO
1..1000 290 2..10U5 3 35 5..1200 380
4. . 752 300 1..I190 340 3..1291 * 390
L. 910 . ' 1 00 1..11GQ 340 2..1240 330
1..1120 30) ) 9.1039 1540 1..1I90 380
G..1030 300 4..10JO 345 3..117 330
11..1030 II 10 3..11GO 1150 II..1077 395
13..1071 310 2..1051) ) 350 4..1077 395
1..100 | .110 1..1010 355 1..1110 4 00
1..1110 a 10 1..1220 : i KO 1..1340 4 CO
3..1140 315 1..1000 365 1G..10I8 400
1..1020 315 2..1315 3 C5 2..1105 115
1..1110 325 B..1152 3 C5 2..1315 440
l.,100t ) a 25
HEIFERS.
L. 900 225 1..1070 400 1. . 5 0 4 25
1. , 730 H 50 L. HID 110 6. . 513 4 35
1..1200 a M ) 5 , . 946 423 3..1146 465
S""s\-OCDlC COWS AND HEIFERS.
2.1135 330 1 , . 850 3 35 2. . 695 3 CO
1..1110 335 1. , 420 340 G , . BOO 125
3. , 910 3 33 1. . MO 350 2. . 300 425
HULLS.
2..1325 290 1..10SO 340 1..1220 350
2. . 1100 H 00 1..11SO 340 2..13SO SCO
1..1370 323 1..1550 I ! JO 1..1420 3 CO
1. 11W ) a 25 L. SfeO 3 W ) 1..12W 305
1..1410 333 1..1370 SCO 1..1720 370
1..1410 a33 1..14IO 3 0 2..1255 3 SO
1..139 * 340 L.lfiSO 3 CO 1. , 650 475
CALVES ,
1 , , 110 4 00 2. . 310 4 75 1. . 220 6 00
1. , 360 400 8. . 2fiC 510 5. , 158 G 60
STAGS.
1..1300 325 1..1090 355 2..1750 3 85
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2. . 3SO n 50 2. . 4V > 4 25 23. . 9M 4 45
1. . 910 a f,0 fi. . 850 4 25 2. . GIO 4 50
1. . IB9 : i 73 1. , 540 425 3. . . ' 170 460
1. . HBO a 75 2. . 970 4 30 4. . fi'15 4 SO
1. . CfiO 375 11. . C21 430 15..55S 4 KO
1. . < W ) I ! 75 11. , Ml 430 1 , . 540 475
27. . fi9l 4 la 10. . 7C3 4 40 3. . 3M 4 75
28. . S5f 4 15 12. . 7l't ! 4 0 7. . 450 4 75
43..IP5S 415 10.,1007 440 26. . 320 4 M )
3. . 735 420 4..1003 445 8 , . 511 4 k5
C. . 70S 4 23 5. . CIO 4 45
HOGS Light receipts , good dmaiul nnd
favorable advices from other selling points
wcro the strong features or the market this
morning ami under their Influence the mar
ket here opened n xhadn higher. I In yens
all scorned lo want supplies and they were
nil out early , no that the > market opened
In good season and was fnlrly active , the big
bulk of the hogs changing liands In a very
Light and light mixed loads sold generally
at J3.C55J3 70 , as og.-flnst $3.CO'i3.C7V4 yesterday.
Good heavy mixed loads sold principally at
13 70fi3.75 today und at J3.C7l4fi3.70 yesterday.
The best heavy loads brought S3.7503.77' , * .
the. sr.mo kind having sold yesterday at $1.70
03.75. with only one load ut the latter price.
A clone examination of the table of aver
age prices nt head of column will bring out
Borne Interesting fuutr. ] n the first place
the market is now about where It wan on
Monday of last week , which was the highest
point touched by tht hog market since
October 20. One year ago today the average
prlco paid for lines nn this market wan J3.71 ,
two years ago , SJ.27 ; Hire * year ago , S3.93.
and four years ago. J3.90. In other words
hogs nro now Helling Just about as well an
during any previous February since 1&94.
the average price for February 9 of that
year having been S5 02 , Representative Hales ;
No. Av. fill. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
03 130 . . . 4HO 48 270 10 370
S3 120 120 3 C5 71 213 120 370
S2 1SS 40 3(3 ( 70 276 160 370
SS 192 40 363 f9 220 60 370
77 231 120 3 C7U R9 273 . . . 370
32..200 60 3 C7'5 78 250 . . . 370
7 . . > . . 3 C7U ftt 2.1C . . . 370
. . .
HUKKr-Tod.iy's receipts c insist , d largclv
of lambs nnd there wen- very few mut
ton sheep on mil ? , Among the arrivals there
I wore two cars direct to n packer , and there
wro also some stockers nnd fe.-ders In the
pens. The nctiuil offorlnss of desirable
, kinds of muttons wcro light.
j Sellers scenud to feel rather bullish and
they were as u rule asking llrm prices.
Whlrli tnndp lh market n little jlnw How
ever , buyers wanted supplies , nnd they
bought the few mutton shopp to ! had nt
strong prices. A bunch of uond yearlings
nnd wethers sold nt $1.23 , and n bunch of
ynnrllngs at JI.23 , while some good \\raurn
wethers sold nt $1,15. The same- Muff sold
about three \vcel < H ngo nt $3.70 for wethers
nnd JI.OW.IO for yearlings , showing tlu <
extent nf the improvontMit on good heavy
nnd well fattened wethers nnd yearlings.
The market on lambs today turned out In
the eiui to be just about steady , wllh no
quotable chungo In values. Good western
lambs brought $4.75.
Quntntlons are : Good to choice fed
western wethers. } n.90 f4.13 ; fair to good ,
* 3.70fl3.SO ; choice native wethers. $ l.90'u4.15 ;
choice western yearlings , tl.li9il.30 : fair to
good western ytMrllngs , M.9W4.IO ; fed ewes
n.40fi.1.C5 ; good to choice native Inmbs , J4.70
( fM.SO ; good western lambs. } 1.65'Ti4.73j ' feeder
Hhccp. $3.iOTf3.73 ; feeder lambs , JI.dOIi4.25 ;
cull sheep , Kl.OOfn.OO ; cull lambs. f1.0 fl3,0.
, No , Av. Pr.
i 07 western wethers . 135 J4 15
1 214 western wethers and yrlgs..lll 4 2.1
I 25 western yearlings . lO.i 4 25
i 175 western lambs . 75 475
, 30 California culls , mixed . 91 313
2C7 old ew s . 91 323
26 goats . 98 3 no
2 goats . 103 3 f.O .
163 western wethers . . . . 10S 3 K >
169 California mixed . 90 410
49.1 weste.rn lnmb . 74 4 M
233 western lambs . 75 475
280 feeding lambs . 55 420
CUICACO 1,1 VK STOCIC MAHICI3T.
Few C'nttle Go n ( Cooil 1'rlfCH , lt ( > n
llvlnlc nnd Slieoj ) In Demand.
CHICAGO , Feb. 9. The few cattle on
sale today wro taken quite readily , It
being too cold for buyers nnd seller * \o \
discuss prices. Fancy cattle , J3.90J/0.10 / ;
cliolco steerH , t5.505)3.S3 ) ; medium steers ,
$ I.SOJJ5.49 ; beef steers. $ l.lotu.75 ; stock.'rs
nnd feeders , S3.30fM.73 ; bulls. $2.73iiri.25 ;
western fed steers , Jt.lo'iTS.CO ' ; Texas steers ,
. J3.50a-3.10 : calves , Jj.OOTi 7.23.
Trade in hogs was _ DUSK at an nvrngo
I advance of 5 cents . Fair to choice , JS.MJfp
' 3.95 ; packing hogs , , $3.40lt3.77H ; mixed , J3.S5
( S3.S5 ; butchers. M.G3Q3.P5 ( ; lights , SS.COfT
: 3.87 % ; pigs , t3.25Sa.5G.
i There was a good demand for sheep and
, the market remained llrm at unchanged
prices. Poor to prime sheep , J2.50f ( 1.50 ,
principally $3.505/4.00 ; < ! wes , J3.30i4.00 | ;
chiefly } 3.60 < jfS.95 ; jvarilngs , $4,1501.55 ; poor
to prime lambs , $4.00 $ 5.00 ; chlclhJ4.505il.is5. .
Receipts Cattle. 7.000 head ; nogs , 27,000
head ; sheco , 10,000 head.
in City MTC .Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. .
. 9.-CATTLE-nc-
celpts , 3,650 natives , SOO Tcxnns ; light rip
ply and good demand advanced prices on
best grades of slaughtering cattle about
lOc , while common light weight , unfinished
stock sold nt about steady prices ; heavy
native steers , $5.40ff'5.C5 ; medium , $4.50iT5.40 ;
light weights , $4.30 < j5.00 ; stockers and feed
ers. $3.50If4.75 ; butcher cows and 'heifers ' ,
$3.00Tf4.25 ; carmers. J2.2&iT > 3.CO ; western steers ,
$3.735f5.00 ; Texans , $3.60 f5.00.
HOGS Receipts , 10,150 head ; light supply :
good general demand from packers und
shippers nt G'S'lOc ' advance In prices ; heavy ,
$3.7551.85 ; mixed. $3.0053.85.
SHEEP Kecelpts , 1,670 head ; moderate
supply of very good quality ; trade was
brisk at steady prices ; lambs , $4.50fff5.00 ;
muttons. $3,5004.20 ; stockers , $2.00@3.23.
St. I. on In Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 9.-CATTLE-Recclpts ,
C.OOO , including 2,600 Texans. Market steady.
Fair to fancy native shipping and export
steers , J4.60CG.30 ; bulk of sales , $3.001 < 5.SO ;
dressed beef and butcher steers , J4.005J3.33 ;
bulk of sale- * . J4.25ff4.39 ; steers under 1,000
Ibs. , J3.KXi4.SO ( ; ' bulk of saKs. } 3.5Kn.eO ( :
stockers and feeders , $3,0004.55 ; bulk of
sales , J3.255T4.40 ; cows and heifers , $2,00ti >
4.40 ; bulk of cows , t2.1003.SO ; Texas and In
dian steers , J3.00ST5.00 ; bulk of sales , $3,23
(24.70 ( ; cows and heifers , $2.40ff3.GO.
HOGS Receipts , 7,900. Market strong to
5c higher. Pigs and lights. $3.65 < ff3.75 ; pack
ers. $3.COi3.90 ; butchers. $3.S5J3.95.
SHEEP KecHpts , 1,800. Native muttons.
$4.005 ? 1.23 ; stockers , $2.75ST3.00 ; culls and
bucks , tl.75S3.60 ; lambs. $1.7505.25.
York Live Stock.
NEW YORK , Feb. 9. BEEVES-Ile-
celpts , 2SS ; no sales : feeling steady. Cable
quotes American cattle lower at ll@lli.ic ;
tops , llic ; refrigerator beef , S'/4c per
pound ; no exports today. Calves , receipts ,
272 ; veals firm ; other calves steady : three
cars of westerns unsold ; veals , $5.50SS.60 ;
western , $3.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,074
head. 1 Shocp steady ; lambs firm to 5c higher ;
sheep i , fair to prime , $5,00ip5.50 ; Iambs , good
to prime , $5.50 5,65.
HOGS-Recclpts , 3,663 head ; firm at $4.00
< 5 > 4.30.
St. .lontMili I > iv - Stock.
ST. JOSEPH , Mo. , Feb. 9. ( Special. )
CATTLE Receipts , 500 head ; market
strong to 5c higher ; natives. $3.80(35.15 ( ;
Texnns and westerns , $3.70f4.75 ? ; cows1 nnd
heifers , $1.8034.25 ; stackers and feeders , $3.50
0"1.60 : yearlings nnd calves , $4.23R5.00.
HOQS Kecelpts.4,80i ) head ; market strong
to , So higher , nailing at $3.65 3.80 ; bulk , $1.65
( f(3.75.
SHEEP-Ilecelpts , 300 head ; market
steady.
_
Cincinnati Live Stock.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 9.-HOGS-Actlve ,
higher. $3.35 ( 4 .00.
CATTLH-Steady , $2.50f5.00.
SHEEP Steady , t2.25iff4.25 ; lambs , dull ,
lower , $4.0065,23.
_
Stock In SlKlit.
Fqllowlng are the receipts nt thn four
principal western markets for February 9 :
Cattle. Hogs. Shcn.
Omaha ( . 1.S74 4.361 3.4S4 .
Chicago , . 7,000 27,000 ] f > , ( )00 )
Kansas ] City . 4,150 10.150 1,070
St. Louis . 6,000 7,900 1,800
Totals . 19,324 49,411 16,951
THR HKAI/I'V MAHKIST.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day , February 9 , 1899 ;
'Warranty Icrd ,
Nw England Loan and Trust Co. to
J , II , Ewlng- , trustee , lot IS' ' , * , Millard -
lard & C.'s add . $ 1
Sanio to same , oH lot 3 , block 50 ,
Omaha . 1
II. E. Fielding to Clarke Land and
Loan Co. , lots 1. 2 , 3 , 8 , 9 , 12 to 18 ,
Arcade Place . 1,600
W. II , Wnddell and wife lo O. F. Davis
Co. , part loin 10 and 11 , block S ,
Drnko's add . 2,000
Rarnard Cornish to C. W. Harmon ,
H 1-3 lots S , 9 and 10 , A. Kountztt ndd 1COO
C3. A. Llndrjuest and wife lo J. M. Goh-
rlg. lot 8. block 5 , Rose Hill . 2W
M. I. Ludlngton and wife to H. AV.
YutB. o 65 ft of n 132 ft lot 6 , block
0 , Park Place . 1,211
( ( nit ciniiu n.-niii.
L. P. Jensen to C. F. 8. Horenscn ,
nw'4 neVi 13-1C-12 . 1
Ellen Ilannlfan to Patrick llnnnlfan ,
lot 7 , block in , Dedfnrd Place , and
lot S , block 11 , Omaha A'luw . 400
Ilri-dH.
Sheriff to M. I. Ludlngton , o 65 ft of
n 132 ft lot 6 , block 6 , Park Place. . 1,691
Total amount of transfers . $7,933
JAMES E * BOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 1039. Oninh.i , Neb
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