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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1900)
THE OMATTA DATLT T5EE : TUESDAY , TTEUIUTATIY 0 , 1000. KOTERCIAL AND FINANCIA1 Snows and Weak Gables Hara a Effect on Wheat , CORN HOLDS ITS OWN FAIRLY WEI llute I'lria In Spile N In irnliiH Mnln Sup- liiirt CoineH from Inlln- entlal I'ac-Uer. rilK'Ano. Feb. 5. Mild weather , nccom | ) .ni .l by pome needed snow , heavy fe < i , f ami the wcnkitrM of ealm-s had a de j . . -MIIR effect on the wheat market today .Vilosing "ic under Saturday. Ctrl in ) .iiittf t-i | > oil > , Mlower. . Provisions al th < it WHB a dull day In the wheat pit and r . ' .ir > rirtlc s ono for the bulls. May nncnu ( ' , iii wn nt ( mi SVie. Northwest receipt ! w. - . heavy ; thp weather was mild and 1 \ \ , , . i.'jiorted that enow , needed to protee ii. winter crop , had fallen In portions 01 t M- ) > . It whire It him bun long wanted I.U'rpnol ' eased off ifter an iij aaratii'C oi K . > n.lines * iiiwl PatlR wa ilc-prr--wwl cnuiil t < 1 > j r hit. These ebullitions WITO the dnml . Then- was ! 11 mi Inllucm-eH of the dny. ? . i.lv stream of ll.iul.lallon and little dt- K , n.l ftht-r for futures or cnsh. For i Him- Pillowing the opening the mitrkrt mailr a itnle struggle to hold. May rallying U in i in l figures after touchlnc 6Sc. hut the - . On the dt- f mnulo was won ulv-rn un. . n > e In the vlflble , which was a bit mori ! ! in cxpi-Hcd , May advanced from 67-Vic tc iV" s < - , but held i'or only n moment. The in irK.-t wild nfl from that point to 67"ic anil , i , , i i weak. May -V under Saturday nl 'lVim.ii ' > receipts were 612,000 bu. . com- l-ii < - . ! with S2A , ) i ) bu. a year ago. Mlnnc- < ! < 'Im and Imltith reported 667 cars , against i. . list week and 621 the corresponding da > I 'i viir. Local receipts \\ere 211 curs , 2 ol , .1 . it'.n-t grmlc. Atlantic purl clearances In vn ni mid Hour were enual to "trt.diio hu. 'I > .iirn market was llrm early , but latei i , - .1 . iilf In sympathy with whe.it. Trade tt i- .inlet , but an country offerings were Hmill the market yielded only after a stub. li..in . tight to the weakntf > s of Its neighbor. < . -Mis were higher. Receipts here were SI ! < nrs. heavily over the estimate. May rang'il I'rom'M'Mi.W'.o ' to smffSU've , closing ni the bottom , " , fec , lower than Saturday. In \ . vv of the heav.V receipts and the weak- 11. us i > f wheat the fact that the decline was t. . -mall wns a .omfort to holders. Tli" trade In oats was smalli The market v n steady the greater part of the session. i. . .1 cased olT near the end In sympathy with i n Ixical rei elpts were 169 cars. May . .Id from BJVso to 23"ic and closed at the bf > " .im , Vic depressed from Saturday's close. Provisions , In Kpltu of the weakness ot wheat and heavy realizing ' ' longs , ruled 11'in Liverpool was higher tor bacon and b un.The run of hogs was liberal , but In tin- lure of this offerings ot product were mi ill and the demand excellent. The main t ipporl. It .with said , came- from an Inllu- c'Mti.il packer. Trade was fairly active ihr.Mighout the session. May pork sold from Jl"K7'2 ' to $10.97' , ' . and closed 10iil2',4c over Sn : unlay at * IO.C.'x ! , ; May lard , from JG.05 to Ji. . lIK. . ( . 12'i , closing " ' / siup at $ (5.10 ( , and May rlli , from $5.K7Vj to Jj.lfllfcfyo.Sa , with the ilo , 5'ii7' ' .c ImprovcHl from the previous fcs- M.III at $5.92'.i. K-iimatPd receipts tomorrow : Wheat , 33 < , ii < ; orn , LOW ) cars ; oats , 300 cars ; hogs , ; iiv , . ) ) bend. The leading futures ranged as follows : Articles. | Open.I High , | lxJwJCIo8e.Satj' | | . \\heat Feb. 66 65U 601,4) ) 66 Mas- esgcs'A ' 67k July GSTf. 6S'i I'orn .ll'.i ni M.iy SS-'iTl ' ,4 SlV'sfi U 33'/4 ' ( fi-H , July 3374 ( % at -Oats- at23'j May 2314 23'/j .Inly 22V4 1'ork May 10 S7' ' < . 10 S7',4 10 97U. 10 S5 July 10 97'.i 10 U7'i- 10 91) Lanl Ma.\ 6 12" " . 6 05 6 10 6 02V4 July 0 1'.4 6 20 6 12M- 6 17'i 6 10 AlTiy f > S7'i 5 9T 5 S7'/ . [ . 92'A G S7'/ . Julv B 95 5 97'A 5 95 | 6 90 No 2. t'ash quotations were as follows : KI.Ol'U Steady ; winter patents , $3.40 © 3.60 : straights , ft.001r3.35 : ; clears , J2.90ff3.10 ; j-prlng specials , $3.90 < ji-I.OO ; patents. Jl.20lj3.63 ; } ; Btralghts. $2.i0i(3.00 ; ; bakers , $2.10ft2.CO. WHEAT No. 3 sprirg , 64',4iff66 ic ; No. 2 red. tWiiTOe. CORN No. 2. 32c ; No. 2 yellow , 32Vio. OATS-No. 2. 2Wi234c ; No. 2 white , 26c ; N < i 3 white , 25W26V4C. ll'YE No. 2. 51c. HARLEV No. 2. 37'l4c. . SEEDS No. 1 llaxseed and northwest , * 1 59. Prime , timothy , $2.45. Clover , contract ( -r.ide. J.S.IO. PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , $9.7513) ] 0.'iO ' lyiird , per 100 Ibs. , $0.87Ms'Siii.OO. Short ribs sides ( loose ) , $5.7r > fti.OO. Dry salted ( shoulders ( lioxed ) , $5.75t(6.0D. ( Short clear Hldos ( boxed ) , $3.90fiG.OO. WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , on basis high wines , per gal. , $1.23',4. Sl'GARS-Cut loaf , JG.V5 : granulated , $5.49. Articles. Receipts. Shlpm'ts. l-'linir bbls 43,000 27,000 "Wlii'iit. IU ) 22,00(1 ( 31,000 Corn , 1)11 Bt.i.'JOn 21S.OOO Dais , bu . 211,00. ) 20'JOOi ) live , tin 2,001) 3,000 It.irlo. hu 45,000 12,000 On the Produce exchange today the but- ti-i market was steady ; creameries , 19 < f(2lf ( ; < lalrle > , M12f. { Cheese , linn at 12iiI13c. I'lggs , weak ; fresh , M\V YOHIC < ; IMU.\I , .MAIIKHT. ( InoliiUniiN for ( he liny on VnrloiiH NEW YORK , Feb. S.-FLOUR-Rccolpts , 57.162 bbls. ; exports , 18,415 bids. ; held Hte.idy on advices from the mills and showed Jlitle change from Saturday. Minnesota -intents. J3.5WH10 ; Minnesota bakers , J2.S05/ ' S. ' . winter patents , $3.M'iiu.SO ; winter Btralghts , Jl.-10J/i.50 ; ; ; winter low grades , J2.25 Gi2 l . Rye Hour , steady ; fair to good. J3.10 © " 2il ; cholco to fancy , * : ! .25f < 11.60. Buckwheat Jl iiir , easy at JL-al/l.tt. t'DUNMlCAIyiilet ; yellow western , SOc ; cliv. 7Cc ; Brandy wine , J2.lWi2.25. RVH Quiet : No. 2 western , 61'fcc. f. o. b. , olloa ! ; state , Me , c. i. f. . New York , car l&ts. HARLlCY-CJuk-l ; feuding , 42'.4 ' < jj I7'ie c. I. f . New Yoik ; malting , Iifi51'i ! ( < - , c. 1. f. , Now KARL13V MALT Dull j western , KWiCSc. U I1HAT Retrlpts 32.SW bu. ; exports , 81.- 129 bu. Spot , easy ; No. 2 led , 7"V < c , elevator ; No J red , 7i"se ( , f. o. b. , alloat , prompt ; No. 1 nnrthern. Uuluth. 71i'iif. . o. b. , alloal prompt ; No. I hind. Dnluth , Sl'nc ' , f. o. b. . iitloat , prompt. Options opened easy and nubsciin | nlly made gte.iter dpi.lines on bear- Iwh tallies from Liverpool and I'.irls , iu- pinher with reports of snow in domcMIe .wheatll. . I'ls Hlnt-o Saturday and therefore -ire.-edlni ; iircscnt cold weather. Trade w.ii narrow all diij , partly foreign selling. Closf.l eiiny. 'v'li'ni1 nut decline. March , 755KC asked ; .May , 7l'i , < ij74'i.v , closed at 7l'fcc ; July , 7lil"4V. ( closed at 7Jc. CORN-Rccelpls , 29,250 bu. ; exports , 39,101 bu. Spot , Htcady ; No. 2. 10c , f. o. b. , allo.it nnd 40'je. elevator. Optlonn opened steady and advaiici'd on ij-ood Hpcculativo buying , I'ght country orferlngx and blither cahlcH. Finally iMWtd off a little on big estimated ro- t-elpis and chined easy , Vc ( net decline. May SS'iil/i'.l'.ti'ic , closi-d at ; ii"ic. tJATS Receipts. SI.Drtt bu. ; exports. 10,573 1m. Spot , quiet ; No. 2 , 29V.ii' ; No. 3 , 2Sc ; Vo. 2 while , 3KNo. ; . ; ( white , Wii ; ; track mixed wostern. 2S'44iSOc ; track white , iM'tii ) 34 > . Options , dull but steady. UA Qultit ; shipping , 65'n70c ; good1 to llol'S Steady ; state , common to choice. isuu cr.ip , 6c ; ls9 > crop , 7 < ii'.itISirj ; crop. 125I1 li ! . 1'aclllc 1-uii.st , 1MS ) 45)iic 1VJS crap , ) ; crop , 7il'.lc. lv.l crop. 124) 13c. ' l-'lrni ; Galvuston , 20 to r- It. q ' ' " ' ' " lOiJi'T Texah'iir'y , 2l"t'o 'a'V'lbs. ' , "l5c ; Cull- fornia , 21 to 25 lb.i. , 2l'c. Ll-JATIIlOlt- > < uil > ; r.cmloL-k sole , Buenoa Ayres , light to liouvywelithtM , 25fj.'SVjf ; acid , " " ' "l''ROvi.SHNS-Hei'f , dull ; family tll-OOffl 13.1W. mvf * . $10.ft1ll060beef ( ; - hams J20.50SI SllW : iMCltel. J10.5UiH2.W ; clt > . extra India mess. J&xtKntii'iuo. Cut mentH , llrm ; pickled tiellles. fi.OUji7.ai ! ; pickled shoulders JU ; pick , led ham" . 19.80.ii 10.26. I ird. llrm ; wVitern 1.1 cum ' - ' tti..fi ; February , $ ij.33 ; rellned. RH'K-Steady ; domrxtlc , fair to extra , 45T ' " < - . Japan dfic. MoLASSKS Qulut hut llrm ; New Orleans opi n kettle , ifooil to choice , 4ljKc. ; PKANTTS'-Stcady ; fancy hand-picked. 10 41 i , other domestic , 3'-ill k' . FRKKJHTS To Llvornool. llrmer ; i-oltoij by tftram , XU- ; grain by et ( < ami3Vbd. lilvcriuiol ( irnln nnil I'rovlNloiiH. L1VKRPOOL , Feb. 5.-WHKAT-Spot. Nn. 2 red wcutern tt Inter , tlrm at 5s ll'.td ; No 1 northurn , rprlng. llrm at 6s Id. Fu- turos. qulot ; Muuh. 5u lo'4tl ; May , C 'Jid ; Juh f > s lKl. ( t'DRN-American IMI | , mixed , new , llrm ntt S'l , American mixed , old , llrm atE ES'd | . * utmvr , vti.uly. Fobruury , 3 * \ d , Mirili , , M ; kd. May : is 6 4d. Tli Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last I week were Zt.firtO quarters from Atlantl ports nnd "T.floo quarter * from other port : The Imports of corn from Atlantic port lust wwk were "fi.tOO ntinrtcm. PROVISIONS-Lnrd , American refined. I mils , steady al 32 * fd , prime western , I tierces , steady at 30 * M. Ilnms , short cti II to 16 lb * . , llrm nt ls 6d. Bacon , Cun berlnnd cut , 2H to .10 Ibs. , llrm at 3I 6 < short ribs , IS to 23 Ibs. . tlrm at Six. ClIEESK-Amorlcnn finest while , llrm n 67 . TALLOW Australian , In London , llrm n 27s ! 'd. ' OMAHA MI'M-ltAti MAIIKKT. Condition of Triule nnil llnotntlonn o Simile nnd I'nttcy I'riiilnep. EGGS Receipts , Increasing ; fresh stocV weak at 12tfl3c. DRESSED POULTRY-Cholce to fane ; turkeys , 9c ; < lucks , Sc ; geese , 8c ; pprln chickens , 7/7'ic ( ! ' ; hens , 75i7',4c ' ; roosters If ? Re. LIVE PofLTRY Hens , 6c ; sprln chickens , fiVtfjGr ; old nnd stnggy rooster. 3c ; ducks , Be ; geuse , 6c ; turkeys , CfifiVic. ill TTER Common to fair , 15o ; choice liifjlSc ; separator , 25c ; gathered creamery ! 2-i < 23c. PIGEONS-Ltvc. per doz. . 75c. VEALS-Cholce , 9c. GAME-Ducks , mallards , J..OOfT".2o ? : blu wing leal , J1.75 ; grron wing teal , J1.25Q1.50 mixed ducks , Jl.roil2.00. OYSTERS-Mr-dlum , per can , ISc ; stand ard , per can , 22c ; bulk standard , per gnl. SI.25 ; extra selects , per can , SOc ; extra se It-cls. per gal. . Jl.60571.75 ; New York muni" per can , 37c ; New York counts , tier 100 , J1.23 HAY Per eanoad lots : Upland , eholcr ! K ; midland , choice , J5.50 ; lowland , rholcc J.i ; rye straw , choice , JI.50 ; No. 3 corn , 26V4c No. .1 white oats , H'/jjC ; crackr corn , pei ton , Jll ; corn ar.d oat , chopped , per ton $11.50 ; brnn. per ton. J12 ; snorts , per ton , J13 VEGETABLES. . . ' " , 'rr"-N " ' * Per dozen bunches , 60c SPINACH-Pcr box. Ji NEW BKKTS-Pcr doz. hunches , 40050C LETTUCE Per doz. bunches. 40c ; funcj RADISHKS-Pcr doz. bunches , 40c. head lettuce , jier bbl. , K. SWEET POTATOES-Pcr bill. . Illinois 3 : Jerseys , f5 ; large bbls. , Kansas , J2.75. POTATOKS-Pcr bu. , choice , 30ff33c. CABBAOE llollam ) iped , 2c. CAULIFLOWKR-Calltornla , per .crate "oNIONS-Retall , vcllow. 75c ; red , SC390c OiiloH. per bM. , J2.26. CEI ERY Per Ao7. . , 25830c ; California per bunch. IOff7T ' - Tt'RNIPS-Rntnbagns. nor lb. , l',4o ; Ca nadian. 1'lc ; per bbl. , J2 MUSHROOMS-Pcr lb. box , 50c. TOMATOES Florida , per 6-basrfet crate RHUBARB Per doz. . 60 = . FRUITS. APPLES Choice western shipping stock , JS.OKKl.SO ; New York stock , Jl ; fancy , Jl.5 < 5JI.75. GRAPES-Malaga grapes , per bbl. . J7.00S 0.00. 0.00.CRANBERRIESBell CRANBERRIES-Bell nnd Bugle , per bbl , J8.00. TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANGES Mexican , per box. J3 : Cali fornia navals , per box. J3.253.50 ; California seedlings , per box , J2.50Q2.75. LEMONS -California fancy , J3.75 ; choice California , J3.50 ; Messina , Jl. St. IOIIH nrnlii nnil Provisions. ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5. WHEAT Lower : No , 2 red cash , elevator , 70c ; track , 70\4ff7114c \ ; February , 70c ; May , 70Vdc ; July , 67c ; No , 2 hard. 67fi6Se. Receipts , 21.S71 bu. CORN lyower ; No. 2 ca.sh , SO' c ; track , 31 4i 2c : 1-Vbruary , 31c ; May , .Ilii'iTItic ' ; July. : i2 c. OATS Ixiwer ; No. 2 cash , 24c ; track , 2t' , < ( Ti2l'.ie ; February , 2IUc ; May , 24',4g2l'ic ; No. 2 white , 26c. RYE-Steady at 52'ic. ' METALS Lend. llrm at J4.62 % < ! 14.65 ; sjiultt'r. llrm at $1.75. POULTRY Quiet- ; chickens , 6fi7c ; tur keys' , 6i6'Ac ( : ducks. Sc ; geese , 5'/.c. FLOITR Firm , but dull ; patents , J3.405 ? 3.50 ; extra fancy , J3.10f3.15 ; clear , J2.75SJ 2.90. 2.90.SEEDS SEEDS Timothy , J2.002.30. Flaxsecd , nominal at J1.5C. CORNMlCA1-J1.7Gfn.SO. BRAN Steady ; siicked , east track , 64'iT65c. HAY Steady ; timothy , J9.50ini.75 ; prai rie. J5.OOTiS.00. WHISKY Stoaily at J1.23'A IRON COTTONTIES-J1.20. BAGGING 0"a6'/AC. ( ( HEMP TWINE-9C. PROVISIONS-Pork , steady ; jobbing , old , J10.37 ; new , Jll.25. Lard , higher : prime steam , J5.70 ; choice , J5.75. Dry sailed boxed meats , extra shorts , J5.S7 . ; clear ribs , J6 ; clear sides. JG.12' * . Bacon , boxed , extra shorts , Jtf.37',4 ; clear ribs , JC.50 ; clear siden , RECEIPTS Flour , 7,000 bbls. : wheat , 22.- 000 bu. ; corn , 22J.CKIO bu. ; oats , 61,000 bu. SIIIPMENTS-Flour. 2,000 bbls. : wheat , 11,000 bu. ; corn , 33,000 bu. ; oats , 15,000 bu. Hotter , KKK nml Cheese Mnrkct. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. C. BUTTER- Firm and good demand ; fancy western creamery and prints. 26c. EGGS Dull and 2c lower ; fresh nearby , western and southwestern , lOcj southern , loC. loC.CM CM I EESE-Unchnnged. XJ3WYORK. Feb. 5. BUTTER-Recelnts. ,02-j pkgs. ; firmer ; June crwimery , KiliiSe ; lViieTM'-air-.eamor > ; ' 21Cc : factory. I6fflSV4c. ( C1IBESI3 Receipts. 427 pkgs. ; steady , fall nado fancy , large and small , 12-'K < gl3c ; large , ate made , UiflL'c ( ; small , late made , 12 ® EGGS Receipts. 5,117 pkgs. ; steady at de- llne ; western , 17c , loss off ; western un- : nidcd , at mark , - - . ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5. - BUTTER Steady ; jrcamory. 20i72l'irc ( ; dairy , 16Ti20c EGGS-Fresh. 12c. KANSAS CITY , Feb. 5. BUTTER - dreamery. 20fi23c ; dairy , ISc. EGGS Fresh , 12c. f Iilfu\GO , Feb. C. BUTTER Steady ; ireamerles. 19fj2lc ; dairies , 19S'JIc EGGS Weak ; fresh , 14@14V4c. KIIIINMM rif y nrnlii niul PrnvlNliiiiN. KANSAS CITY. Feb. B.-WHEAT-May. & ; cash , No. 2 hard , 63c ; No. 3 59g 2'4c N'o. 2 red. 6SSC9c ; No. 3 , 67J6Sc. ? Receipts IOS cars. ' cashNo - 2 mixed. 29 ' whlt. ? ' 29 ' 029c ; No. 3 , 29'ic. ChO'C ° . , 23a ; dairy. ISc. b rrcwh , 12c. I'oleilo Miu-kel. TOLEDO. Feb. B.-WHEAT-Lower and ° ' | 71c ; Mn > ' 73c asked. , . VN. , , , ' - CORN Dull but steady ; No. 2 mixed. . OATS-Qulet ; No. 2 mixed , 24c. RYE Unchanscd. CLOVEHSEED-Active and lower for fu- IUI-CH ; prlmo cash , eld , J4.90 asked ; Febru- iry. new , J5.70 ; March , J5.75 ; No * 2 , JI.BOfli MliiiieiuiollH AVIient niul Flour. MINNEAPOLIS , Feb. B.-WIlEAT-In < tore , No. 1 northern , February , 64'4c ; May , C5e ; July , CC > i ? tii ( * c ; on track. No ? 1 liard , 6G'ic : No. 1 northern , 6lic ; No ' ° Hi'l-thern. 624c. ' FLOL'R-Qulet and lower ; nrst patents. W.r/tfiS.W ) ; seond patents , J3.30(3.IO ; llrst -lears , J2.60fJ2.70 ; second clears , J2 10 BRAN- Unchanged ; In bulk , Jll.25jni.60. Dnliilb ( iriiln 'Inrkel. DULl'TH , Feb. B.-WHEAT-No. 1 hard , M e ; No. 1 northern , cash , fi5'lc ; Mav , i7'ic : July , 60Hc ; No. 2 northern , G2re ; S'o. 2 spring , 69'.ic. ' CORN20T'.i' . OATS-2.i'2le. | MIMvimkee Crnln .llnrket. MILWAUKEE. Feb. E.-WIIEAT-r- lower ; No. 1 northern , 67'.c { ; No , 2 northern , 1/il C6c. RYE-Stendy ; No. 1 , B."ic. HARLEY-No. 2. I6c ; ample. 1'eorlit Inrl.el. PEOIUA , Feb. B.-COR _ Stcady ; No , 2 , .OlH.01.C. | ; OA'l\S--Sleady ; NO. 3 white. 23V4JI23 4e. WHISKY Finn , on the basis of Jl.'ilHi for Inlshed toods. CiilVei.Iliirket , NEW YORIC. Feb. 5-COFFEE-Tho market for coffee futures opened llrm nt > { | 2t' ' points advancK and ruled active on general buying , largelbv spot traders , who took February nnd March. Foreign buying orders were .ilbo a feature , with local limitless supported by cables and sreat strength In local spot dppnrtment i'ho m.irket reacted later under realizing , lull ruled generally llrm. The close was [ toady , with prices 5f/15 points net higher. Total sales were 01.000 bags. Including Feb ruary. J7.2'J ' < 7.25 : March. J7.251i7.30Muv 7.40 < Ji7.45 ; June. $7.40f(7.0 ; July , } 7.45Jf7B5 : AiiKU.st. J7.505i7.60 ; September. J7.55fi7.70 : October. $7.60 < V.63 ( : December , J7.70fi7R5. Spot , Rln , llrm : No. 7. Invoice , JS.G2'iNo I. Jobbing. J3.I2',4. Mild , firm ; Cordova , f0 ! 004j 13.50. Colluii .Murkel , LIVERPOOL. Fob. 6-COTTON-Spot , demand fair ; prices hardening ; American middling. 46-32d : sales of day were 10,000 ImlvH , of which 5,000 were for speculation nnd export and Included 9 , ! 0o bales Amr. . lean ; receipts , ll.ooo balcsi , Including "on bales Amerlc.in. Fiilurus opened easy and closed barely steady at thu decline. Feb ruary. 441-Glii-l { 2-G4tl ; February and Mnrrh , 43s-Cj5i43y-6ld. March and April. Ii5-Uljii ; IM-GUI. April niul May , 43S-6ld. May and June. 42i'-6ld Juno and July , 4 27-Hil bid ; July and August , 126-Cld ; September and October , lio-owIll-old. October nnd N. vembor , 4 2-fild , November and Decembp 3 00-0103 61-01(1 bid. MOVI5.MI1.VTS CMSTCK'KS AM ) 110M ) : Stuck Iliirket Snbjeclril to n Nolnbl I'roeen-i uf Dlucxl Inn. NEW YORK , Feb. B.-The stock mttrki was subjected to a notable process of d gestlon today and en me through the 01 deal remarkably well. Stocks which wet loaders In activity nnd strength during tl movement of last week wore heavily sol to take prollts. The profit-taking wns mi by so considerable nit outside demand thr offerings were absorbed with little dill cully and without any material concesslo In price being niaile nece.-sary. Indeed , an approach In prices to Saturday's lovi-l K suited In n notable htirdgnlng In the mat krt. the surface becoming practically til yielding at Saturday's level. Offerings slocks fell tn n minimum and buyers , I nnler to secure slocks , were obliged t raise their bids Io a point to yield prollt to thp sellers on their lu t week's pin chases. While professional operators were thu taking prollts at some points In the Us they were replacing their funds In othc stocks which had not moved thn lust wee or In which the movement had been mil Inaugurated. Tim * , with trading procecil Ing on an active scale and llin moveincti of prices taking on a considerable degrc of Irregularity the market presented a ! the charach rlstlcs of a true bull move ment. 1'pwiird mnvpinents in pi Ices wer easily achieved and the spi-ciilatlve sentl ment showed Itself quick to respond t nny news developments regarding sprclu stoeks. Tims a number of railroad slock responded quickly and emphatically to re turns of earnings for the fourth wepk I January , showing large Increases over lit high level of last year. Thp leaders o the railroad list were the Norfolk . < t Western orn stocks , the fourth week's slaletnen showing an Increase of J122.351 over las year. As this Is one ot the roads which , b ; reason of previous heavy outlays , Is nbl to deduce the current rate ot opcratlni expenses , the showing was doubly elTectivi The common stock advance 3aa and th preferred Hi. Louisville , SI. Louis Sal Francisco , Denver & Rio Ornniln and i number of other railroads responded ti good statements of earnings. St. Paul am Burlington showed renewed strength on re phrts of an Improvement In the movemnn of grain over western lines , In nddltloi to the extraordinary movement of genera merchandise. The Iron and steel stock ; continued very ptomtnonl nnd the leader ship here was shifted also , under the 'In lluence of realizing In American Steel am Wire and some others. The new leader of the group was Na tlonal Steel , which was very heavily bough on Hunting reports of enormous earning ! for the last year to be shown by the forth coming report. Reports of n similar kliu have bepn unheeded for months past Ii Wall street , but toilay the slock shot u | under their Inllucnco an extreme 37 < i Other members of the metal group closelj allied by Identity of ownership moved It close sympathy. American Hoop and Tin plate are In this class. Republic Steel the smelting stoeks nnd Anaconda wen ulso strong. Speculators are inclined ti discount to some pxtent the Increase In tin circulation provided for In the llnancla hill before congress and in t-onaequenct Ignore some of the Indications ot encroach ment of the money supply on other ac counts. The market closed active ant strong at best prices for many stocks. The bond market wns Irregular and nol * o active as of late. Total sales , par value 52,708,500. United States old 4s , new 4s am : is advanced U In the bid price. The. following are the quotations for the leading stocks on the New York cxchangt loday : B. & Q . 123"i"A'ls. Central Jhlcago , 1. & L. . liiU Adams Express , .115 do pfd . 4),3Ani. ) Express 117 Chicago & E. I. . 91 AVells-Furgo Ex.121 Jhlcago & N. W.lGStt U. S. Ex . 47 J. , R. I. & P..109s ; Amer. Cot. Oil. . . 3t'i J. . C..C. & St. L. 63UI do pfd . 93' ' $ Colorado So . 5'/4Amer. Malting . . 6 do 1st pfd. . . . 43V.I do pfd . 2"W do 2d pfd . 15 Amor. S. & R. . . . 42W Jel. & Hudson. . .114 do pfd . 90' ' Jel. L. & W . 170 lAmor. Spirits . . . . 3JS Jen. & Rio G. . . . IP'i1 do nfd . 17 do pfd . 703'iAmer. S. H . 491'a Jrle . 11 " 4 do pfd . 84 do 1st pfd. . . . 31" > ; Amer. S. .t W. . . 57'- It. Nor. pfd . ICOtt do pfd . OIV4 locking Coal . . . . 17 Amer. Tin Plate. 35V1 locking Valley . . 34'4 do pfd . S2 Illinois Central . .112 .Amer. Tobacco , .1017/4 ; owa Central . . . 12'6 do pfd . 135'4 do pfd . 53 A. Mining Co. . . . 424 C. C. . P. & G. . . . 7'i'Brk. ' Rap.'Tr . 7515 r - E. & W . 20'A C'olo. _ F. & 1 . 47Ta do pfd . S5 Con. Tobacco . . . . 3I' ' ( ' .ake Shore . 191 do pfd M',4 , ouls. & Nash. . . SO } ; Federal Steel . Manhattan L . . . . 99U do pfd . 7ts ; ; ilet. St. Ry . 17J Gen. Klectrlc . . . .12S Hex. Central . . . . ll'ti Glucose Sugar . . 58 Ulnn. & St. L. . . . Bl-s' ' do pfd . 100 do pfd . 93 .Inter. . Paper . 24'/ . ilo. PacllicI6W do pfd . 69 iloblle & Ohio. . . . lOULaclede Gas . . . . . . 7Sii , . , 1C. & T . IbV , Nat. Biscuit . . . .37 = i do pfd . 3'Hi ( In pfd . ' . ' . " . " i < J. J. Central. . . . 117'xi National Lead . ,27 * : . Y. Central. . . . 135'ii do pfd . 1013' , s'or. & West . 20'J National Steel . . 52.U do pfd . 721 ! do pfd . W > Jo. Paclllc . 535 , N. Y. Air Brako.130 do pfd . 75 % No. American . . . 14 ? ! ) ntnrlo & W . S3" . Pacific fonst . . . . Biu ) re. Ry. & Nav. . 42 , do IM pfd. . . . KJ do pfd . 76 do 2d iifd. . . . 61 'ennsylvanla . . . .130-14 Paclllc Mail . V1'4 tejidlng . 1M $ People's Gas . . . .lOSTi do 1st pfd. , . . 57' Pressed S. C . 57V- : do ,2d pfd. . . . 29 do pfd . S738 Ho G. W . 40 PuT man P. Car. .187 do pfd . 82 Stand. R. & T. . . S-U it. L. & S. F. . . . lOTt Sugar . 114-T4 do 1st pfd , . . . 69 do pfd . 13 ! ' . do 2d pfd. . . . 33UTcnn. | C. & 1 . 99Ti it. L. S. AV . 11 % U. S. Leather. . . . 17 do pfd . 2 > . % l do pfd . 763' , it. Paul . 12S.U. . S. Rubber . 39 do pfd . 171 " 21 do pfd . 1011J 5t. P. & 0 116 Westprn Union. . . ! o. Pacific 40 Republic I. .t S. . 26-1 " io. Ral'way 12'i do pfd 6P"i do pfd 57 P. . C. , C. & St. L. 6S X -\v York Jloney Iliirket. NEW YORK , Feb. 5-MONEY-On call , steady at 2tfi2'A per ce-t ; ; last loan at 2'4 ler cent ; prime mercantile paper , Ift3 per ; enl. STERLING EXCHANGE-Flrm. w'th ' ac- ual business in bankers' bills at JI.87'/jfT ' ! .S7-Vi for demand and at S4.SlU4.f < > 2i , < , for ilxty days ; posted rales , SI S5 and Jl.Sb'i ; lommorclal bills. $ l.6n : .fI.Sl. | SILVER Bar , We ; Mexican dollars , 17'ic ; : ertlllcatcs , 59'ifj60'ic. BONDS ( loverniiu'iits. strong ; state. In- icllvo ; railroad , IrrcRiilnr. The following nro the closing quotations in bonds : K.C.I1. & G. Is. 72'S WH. ! CV.ilr.U IM. . 01 , a. n.'W con. 4sUi ' 1.Vn. Centurion . . . . SI , . ft X. "ni. 4i. . M | do deferred . . . 5 ,1. , . 1C. it T. 2 * . . . . 67 Polo. So. 4K Kl"i do 4s 00" . So. Pacillo 4 Sis' > ! . & O. 6s fO-'i ! do lut Income. . . IU',2 ' , ' . of O. con. C * . f | . . ' ( ' ° 2J incning . . t ! ' , Offered. "Trust receipt ? . London Stock UnolnllniiM , LONDON. Feb. 5.-I uraiill l ruilK . . . . i--t Anaconda Sr i HAH SILVER-Dull at 27ftil per'ounce. MONEY 2 per cent. Thi' rate of dUcount In the open market 'or short bills Is 3$3'i per cent ; for three minths' bills , 3'a pt-r cunt. Koi'clirn l-'liiiiiiulnl , LONDON. I-Vb. 5.--Tlie market for Amor- i an pt'Rurlllce wn tlrm from the oienlnir. mt buslnes * was rather restricted owing to ho vttU'ini'nt absorbing the mombt-rn. The ! nal tone wiia llrm. Hold premiums : At UIHMIOH AyrcK , 12S.OO. Madrid 2 .00 ; Lisbon , 12.50 ; Rome 730. HURLIN I-'tl ) 0 , Exi luingc on I ondon , m 52pfB for i-heckB , Discount ratc-a : Short I blllo. 1' ' , per cent ; throe months' bill * , ' tier i-ent. PARIS. Feb. iV-Threc per cent rente 1v'r.70e ' . for the account ; Spanish 4s clo.'f MAIiRiD. Feb. 5-The weekly statomei of the Hank of Sjialn chows the followln hnnees ; Silver In hand , decrease , S1I.O pwptas : nntra in circulation , Increns. . i l,2oS/TO iH-etns ; gold | n imnd , linchnnged. Moxtoit Stock ( Itiotiilliin-i , | HOSTON. Feb. 6.-Cnll lonnf , 3Ufl4iA pt cent ; time Umns. 4J75 per cent. Closin prices for slock- , bonds and mining shares A. . T. .t S. F. . . . ow West. Electric . . 43' ' . do n M RI ,10 ) ) fd 61 Ainer. Sugar . . . .nii' , WIs , Ci-ntral . . . .IS' ' , , do pfd in Dom. Coal 42 Hell Telephone , .3 | j do pfd 115 ; HoMon * A 212 'Atchloon ' 4s m lloston Elevated.iniij , Adventure 5 Ho.ton ft Me..IBs A. Mill. Co 2' f. . U. & Q 12- * ; Atlantic 275 Htchhurg pfl , , . : | ( . Hostoti & Mont..273 Hen. Electric . . .Us Hutte , t Boston. . 51' ' , , 'I" l > fd \A \ fal. & Heela..7l5 I'cderal ' Steel . . . . 57 ( "entennlal 17' ' do pfd 76U , Frank.ln II " IPX. Central . . . . 11'tOsceola ' 74 ! Mich. Telophoni.100 Parrot 45 ! R/ } S-010iy ! , 203 qulncy 141 Old Dominion . . . ] SU Stnta Fe Cop. . . . 5' } non Paellle . . . . 47'iTamarack , 1S9 IJnlon Land 2'4 ' Wlnona ! ANest Knd 92H Wolverines 40 _ do pfd Ha viah 2S ! trunk < ; ienrlniN. PHILADiLPIlIA. : Feb. B.-Clearlngs $ IO,5IO,2)5 : : balances. $1,74S,375. HALTIMORE. 1-vh. 5-Clcarlngs. J2CSI ! , ! ' 2S ; balances , TRSfl.1l2 ' flllCAOO , ! , . 5.flearlngs.22.S56.321 bahinces. J2.230.27S. Posted excluingo. $1.8 ( ffl.SS ; Now York exchange , 25c premium. riiiiillllnii of Hie TreiiMiiry. AVASHINOTON , Feb. B.-Today's state ment of the condition of the trrasur shows : Available cash balance , * 2i3,606,277 ! gold reserve , J217,3i5ia. Cnllfoi-nln Drleil l''rnlR. ( NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-CALIFORNL DRIED FIUMTS-Tlie market for cvnpn rated apples developed consldurablo firm ness today , owing to good country advice and large receipts. Primes , however , re main unchanged. California dried fruit moderately active nnd llrm , but not iiur.t ably higher ; state evaporated apples , com mon , 6i ' , < .c ; prime , ( iWjSifiHr ; choice , 7U * ! ri' ; fancy , S5i9'tc. ' California prunes , 3' f(7c per lb. . as to slzo and quality. Apr ! cots , Royal. 13f-5c ; Moor Park , 15Q1SC Peaches , lS 22c ; unpeeled , 7Q9c. Oil Market. NEW YORK , Feb. B.-OILS-Cottonsced strong ; prime crude , 33'-jc ; prime yellow 37'.ifi3Sc. ' { Petroleum , llrm. Rosin , firm strained , common to good , $1.62'A. ' Turncn tine , strong at 66T56'Ac. , LIVERPOOL. Feb. 5. OtLS-Cottonseed Hull refined , February and April , firm a 21s 9d. Turpentine , spirits , strong at 41s. Sn un r Market. NEW YORK , Feb. 5.-SUGAR-Raw. mar ket lirm ; fair rcllnlng , Ic bid ; centrifugal M test , 1 7-16c bid ; molasses sugar , 3ftc bid refined llrm. St. .loxeiib Mvc Stock. SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo. , Feb. 5. ( Spc cial. ) The Journal quotes : CATTLE-Rocelpts , 1,400 head ; markel weak to lOc lower ; quality poor ; natives I.OOfiS.lO ; Texans nnd westerns , $3.40TT5.2i IIOCiS Receipts , n.900 head ; markel strong to 5c higher ; all grades , J4.60ffl.75 bulk of sales , J4.6504.70. SHEEP Receipts , SCO head ; market slow Stuck In SlKlit. Following nro the receipts nt the foui principal western markets for February 5 ; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep , South Omaha 2,567 3,064 ( ,47i Chicago 18,000 38,000 24,00 ( Kansas City 8,900 0,500 4MK St. Louis 4,500 10,900 50 ( Totals 33,967 61,464 33,777 CROW ARRESTED AF CHICAGO Xortliivesterii 'I'mIn Itnlibery Sunned 1'lnced In Ir n-i Upon HN Itu- tiirii Io tlint City. CHICAGO , Feb. fi.- Patrick Crow , sus pected of being Implicated In the darlnj Northwestern train rbbbery between Maple Park and Do Kalb , , oil the night of Octobei 13 , was arrested today in. Chicago and has been spirited away o/'the police. The place af his confinement Is kept secret. Crow's arrest Is the result of a chase ex- lending over a period ot three months and embracing a territory of a thousand miles , Ho arrived In Chicago this morning and Inspector Hunt and Special Agent William Relly of the Northwestern railroad were nware of his presence within half an hour. About 2:30 : p. ni. a. closed carriage contain ing four officers drove up to a hotel across the street from the Northwestern railroad station and the officers arrested Crow In the hotel. With Irons around his wrists lie was carried bodily by the ofllcers to the carriage , kicking and struggling. Thrco months ago Chicago officers went to Dmnha and located Crow and would have irrested him then hut for ithc Omaha police , who believed the Chicago officers were on : ho wrong trail. Shortly after this Crow ivas located in Kansas and ho was placed inder an espionage ho never suspected. The lectectlvos followed him through Kansas , ] tit to Deliver , through Iho state of Colo- ado and hack into Kansas. Crow continued Ills travels until today , when he arrived In Chicago. FREE PORT FOR CANADIANS CiineeNNloii Made in Alnnkii In Itcliirn for One 111 Central Aniiirlea. ' NEW YORK , Feb. 5. The Journal and Advertiser's Washington correspondent statco that In return for the British re nunciation of rights under the Clayton- Huhver treaty the State department has promised a free port In Alaska for Canada. DEATH RECORD. II. A. DlilillebiieU , lliiNplinll PHILADELPHIA , Feb. 0. After an 111- ncds of less than a week Harry A. Diddle- bock , well known In sporting and local icwspaper circles , died today at his home in this city. Death was primarily duo to i heavy cold contracted last Monday night , rhls developed Into erysipelas , which nt- ncked the heart. Mr. Dlddlehock was -lii r'oaiK of nge. His first venture. In the basn- liall line was as manager of the famous old Uhletlcn , iinil Inter ho served through suc- -esslvo years as president , secretary and .reuHurcr uf the Eastern HaBohall leaguu. In 1S9C lie removed to St. Louis and assumed ho management of the St. Louis baseball .cam. Kxnlorcr < illder. N'UW YOUIC , Kcb. B. William Henry illder , tilt explorer , n brother of Richard iVatson lilldcr , died at hl.'i home , Morris- own , X , J. .toilay , aged 62. Di-tvey Io VlHll Dclroll. WASHINOTON , j-Vb. C. Admiral Dewey IIH : ' 1'jdlcalort to Congressman Corliss of Michigan his Intention to visit Detroit with drs. Dowry during the early patt of the lummer. This Is In acceptance of an Invf- atlon to visit Detroit conveyed by Corliss m behalf of the Kalian-craft club , the non- press organization of the state , by that of thecity. . It Is ho admiral's wish nlro to visit other big sltli's In the northwest , Including St. Paul md Minneapolis , If the opportunity offers , rho trip to Detroit will ho separate from hu cm Her ono to Chicago , St. Louis and Louisville. Invi-nlor KillHint Scrlonxly III , AKRON' . O . I'Vb. 6. Th.itmis A. Edison Is iorloiibly ill In this city. Thu great Inventor MIS boc-n atlfiidlns thu funeral of a sinter at Milan. O. , and arrived In this city Sunday , ; akiiK | linmudlatelv to hits bed. Tha physl- lan.4 proclaim his ullment to bo acute aryngltls. but umuphenJ no serious conse- i\'re n Itiinx Into 11 I'reltlil. TOLIC1K ) . O , Fib. 0 , The night express from t'olumbu-i , due heru at 11BU : on the Hocking Valley roud , ran Into the rear of ; i frelgh train at Curey. south of hero to night , A braki-man wtis killed , UMAIIA LIVE STOCK IIAHRE' Onrnfctl Steers Sell Considerably Lowe : with Movement Stow. COWS AND HEIFERS ARE SLOW TO LOWt Him * SlitMV Snine Aitvntieo Over la < WeekN I'rloen l.nmlm 'I'mieli I ho lllftb Point for Thin MarUel Sbcep About Mcaily. SOUTH OMAHA , Feb. S. Receipts were : Cattle. Hogs. Shcci . ' . ooi 4i ; onicini Monday 2f.r-7 : , One week ago 1.73H : i,613 6.41 Two weeks ago 2,011 : t. l < i fi.S Three weeks ago 2.17.1 6.4S7 4,01 1-our weeks ago 2.MO 5SI2 3,41 Average price paid tir : hogs tor the las days with rompailsons : -'Indicates Sunday. Thy olllclal number of cnrs ot sloe brought In today by each road whs : Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'scs C1. , M. & St. P. Hy. . . . 9 . IT. I' , system . B 11 1 C. & N. W. Uy . 2 . K. , 1C. & M. V. U. R. 30 12 S. C. & \ > . Hy . 2 . . 4 . . St. P. , Jl. & 0 . 29 4 2 H. & M. H. U , K . 16 19 3 O. , U. & Q. Hy . . . . C. , H. 1. & P. Hy. , K. . 2 . Total receipts . Ill 41 20 Thp disposition of the day's receipts wa as follows , each buyer purchasing the ntim bur of head Indicated : Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep Omaha Packing Co . 184 3S1 G. H. Hammond Co . 1S2 53rt 40 Swift and Company . 322 G2S 92 Cudahy Packing Cc . 497 6tfl : 1,41 Armour & Co . (195 ( 1,075 1,15 Swift , from country . 40 H. Hocker & Degan . 174 . Vatmint & Co . 25 . J. L. Carey . 3 . Ixibinan & Co . 13,1 . Huston & Co . 41 . Uvlngstono & Schaller. . . 45 . H. L , . Dennis . 97 . Other buyers . 1,11 . . . . 151 Total . 2,432 3,259 4S CATTLE As was noted hist week , valuei on cattle at this point were high as com pared with other market points , and whei that shipment of cheap cattle arrived froi : Kansas City on Friday It was very uvldeni from the actions and words of buyers thai they Intended to pound this market at tin very llrst opportunity. Today seemed to hi their chance and , with Chicago and othei selling points sending out weak reports buyers took the bear side and , while sellers were slow to give In , they succeeded Ii taking oft fully 10e and In some cases 13e Jii-5vh9r words. t c fat cattle today soli 10 20o lower than the middle of last week hero were quite a number of pretty fait cattle in the yards today and It is a notice- ible fact that the cattle are getting bottei nil the time. While the trade was slow , a might too expected under the circumstances the most of the offerings changed hands Ii reasonably good season. Cows and heifers were In fair supply thb morning and the market. In sympathy wltli he decline on fat cattle , was generally 5fi lOo lower than the close of last week. In i few Instances sellers who happened tfl nave something that buyers wanted sold al prices that were not much different from yesterday. There were not .enough stockers or fefil ; rs in the yards to do much with and the market did not Present any new features 3f Importance. Good feeders would prob ibly have sold at just about steady prices Representative sales : STEERS AND STAGS. . .1401 4 SO SOCOWS. COWS. 3 15 50 60 50 50 350.w .w 3 50 3 50 50 55 60 3 60 3 60 3 Gl ) 3 65 I 00 4 no I 05 05 10 10 75 SO I K t 05 15 15 15 20 10 25 35 .13 > 0 3 Ml . .11.VI . . . .1700 3 tot . .1360 f'\ ' \ 1570 I dO STOCKERS AND FEEDERS 0 420 3 75 fl . . 720 4 50 , 1 710 375 3 . , . 1CkV > 4 50 Z 710 3 75 29 , . 1101 4 SO HOGS Moderate tvoc-lptf\ good loci demand and a more favorable outlook nether other market points caused the mnrkc here In advance as a general thing S'.si Hogs that sold at } I.62H on S-iturda brought * l.65 and In some cases It Is poM bio that hogs that would not have brougli ovt-r JI.60 on Saturday brought $1.65 lodiij However that may be. tin- popular prlf totlny was J4.G5 for good lomls. while o Saturday the mile * were divided belwee Jl. ( ! ( } i-4.a ( 4 and $4.65 with the smaller number at the hist mentioned prlre. Today's market was aeiive nt the advnnc anil the most of the hogs changed hand In good season. Some right good IIOR sold at JI.75. which was the top on Situi ilnv. It will be noted trnm the table c nverniMi prices that the hogs today as whole POM a shade higher than the llrst i last week. Represent.-ilive sales : SHB13P The wppk starts out with a lib eral run , both hr > re and at other points , hu the local demand was right good , so tha there was not much change. In the markel The situation could best 'be described b' ' calling It a steady to a little easier markel Most of the offerings sold In about th sanu notches as last week , but the marke was not ( inlte so active on some days ; stll It was sttlllclently active to effect a rea somUily early clearance. Western lamb sold at JG.23ii.7-j ( ! and a bunch of right gooi native lambs brought $7.00. Snmc heav yearlings sold as high at J5.IO. Quotations : Good to i-holcp fed yearlings $3.40ri5.50 ; fair to good > earllngs , $3.15i5.r,5 good to choice wethers , Jl. OfiS.in ; fair ti good wethers , $ l.nOffl.65 ; good to choice fei ewes , $ l.lOi/4.4fl ( ; good to choice fed natlvi lambs , il > .75ji7.00 ; good to choice westeri lambs , $6.65fiG.SO ; fair to so : > d fed weslen lambs , $6.25fi6.CO ; forder wethers. $4.00J7'I.25 ( feeder yearlings , $4.25ff4.50 : good to choice feeder lambs , $1.505)5.00 ) ; feeder ewes , 52.25 3.00. Keprcscntatlve sales : No. Av. Pr. 209 western ewes 97 $400 2SO western ewes 97 410 233 western ewes 97 4 25 413 western yearlings 107 fi 35 237 western lambs 82 675 250 western lamba SO 675 32 native lambs SG 7 m 13 cull ewes 73 1 75 5 ewes 91 4 20 14G western wethers 129 4 60 131 western wethers 131 4 60 60 western wethers 131 4 60 75 western yearlings 110 500 I3G western wether ? 109 fi 00 71G yearlings and westerns 95 525 40lwestern yearlings 150 : > 5 46 < ! western yearlings 104 540 219 western lambs 69 G 25 KANSAS CITY , Feb. B.-CATTL.E-Rp. cclpts. 10,000 ; market steady to GfilOc lower ; native stePi-3 , $4.00r5.t0 ! : Texas steers , $3.fi < l ( /-t.Gfi , Texas cows , $3.00 < ? ( -t.OO : native cows iinil heifers , * 2.00@4.25 ; stockers and feeders , $2.25f5.30 ; bulls , $3.00J/4.10. HOGS Receipts , 8.000 ; market steady ; hulk of sales , $ l.fiOfi4.70 ; heavy. J4. 001 ? 1.75 ; packers. $4.G2'i.i4.73 ( ; mixed , $4.60fr4.70 ; light , M.41MI1.G2& ; Yorkers , $ l.60fj > I.G2H ; pigs , J4.20 yl.55. -SHEEP Receipts. 2,000 ; market weak ; lambs , J5.00SC.60 ; muttons , J3.OOtIC.CO. GiiiCAr.o i.ivn STOIMC MAIMCHT. "little I'nlrly Active , ( Jeiiernlly Lower , llou-H Active nnd Illiilier. CHICAGO , I'-eb. B. CATTLE Fairly ac- Llvo ; generally about lOc lower ; Texas steers 5c lower ; bulls about steady ; 10- : elpts , 1,300 head ; butchers' stock and din ners steady to lOc lower ; feeders steady ; teed to choice , $3. 5'i0.10 ' ; poor to nu-dltini , SI.OO&4.90 ; mixed stocke.s , } 3.25f(3.95 ( : se eded feeders. $4.20fl,90 : good to ehojco 'own , $3.41)1(11.10 ) ( ; heifers , $3.15 1.75 ; canners , 52.20fi2.90 ; bulls , $2.60ji3.50 , calves , $1.501(8.75 ; Ceil Texas beeves , $ l.lXW/r .I5. HOGS Active and 2'(5ihigher ; top , SI.95 ; good clearance ; mixed and butchers , > l.il5fil. ! > 2' , & ; good to choice heavy , $4.SOfj > I.Ki ; rough heavy , t4.fi.1f1.75 ; light , $ l.00' > I.S7' ' , < j ; bulk of Kales , $ l.bOfi 1.90. SHEEP Market weal ; to lOc lower ; na- IV" wethers , $ l.50ri5.35 ; Iambs , $5.00f7.I5 ; vcstern wethers , $ l.40 i5.25 ; western lambs , 'fi.OOt/7.00. HICOKIPTS-CaUlp , 18,000 head ; hogs , 3S- 00 head ; sheep , 21,000 bond. Noiv Yuri ; llve Mod. . NEW YORK. Feb. B. HEEVES RP- 'clpts , 3.617 head ; . " 1 cars on sale ; mar- tPt steady to llrm : about all sold ; steers , I.SOf(5.20 ( ; oxen , $3.0053.25 ; bulls , $3.00 1.20 ; 'ows , $2.Wf4.20 ; fat western heifers , $5.60. 'ables quote llvu cattle llrm at lUfcfflS'XiG > cr Ib.i refrigerator bepf , higher at 10c ler lb. : exports , 350 cattle and 4,200 iiuartcrs if beef ; tomorrow , none. C'AIA'ES Receipts , 1,125 head ; market iteady ; all sold ; veals , $5.5nfi9.oO ; llttlo alves , } 2.00f ( 1.00 ; barnyard stock , $3.60 1.25 ; outhern calves. $1.00(51.50. ( SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccclpts , 12,611 load ; 4S > / . cars on sale ; sheep llrm ; lambs hailii lower ; 8 cars unsold ; sheep , $1.00ff .75 ; lambs , "G.50f(7.SO ( ; culls , $1.00TG.OO. HOGS Receipts , 13.0M ) head ; 2' cars on ale ; market llrm at $5.15/5,25. KIIIINIIN Cllv Mve Stock. KANSAS f'lTY. Feh. B.-f'ATTLE-Re. elpts , G.SftO head natives and 2,100 head Tex- ns ; market slow and steady to lOc lower ; oavy native steers , $1.70fiG.CO ; lightweights , I,40fi0.00 ; Btockers and feeders. $1.oay5.03 ; utcher cows and heifers , $3.10fci.03 ; cnn- ers , $2.40f/3.10 ; fed western , $1.007(4.95 ; west- rn feeders. $ : l.65f(4.10 ( ; Texans , $3. IOQ 1.65. IIOOS Receipts , 9.MO head ; good demand nr all grades a < steady to Be hlglipr prices ; eavy , $4.65Sll.77 > ,4 : Jnlxed , JI.TOQ4.70 ; light. . . SHEEP AND I.A.MHH Receipts. I.SOO end ; liberal supply of good killers , which ill ] freely at strong -prices ; Inmbs , $3.75fi lki yearlings , $5.10f(5.30 ; muttons , $4.GTii/ ' 10 ; stockers and feeders , $3.50fj6.75 ; culls SI , IjOiilM llve SloeU. ST. LOUIS. 1-vii. B.CATTLEReceipts : 500 head. Including 3.SOO head Texans ; mar- el Htcady to easier for natives and 15c IWCT for Texans > : native Hhlpplng and rx- ort Hteers. $ l.7-3fi < J.3) , mostly $5.40fi3.,0- ( HOGS Ri-ccl'itH , I'O.tOO head ; market iUdy ! ; pigs and lights. JI.BWji.70 ; packers , l.70ffi4.W ) ; butchers. Jl.Tofi'US. SHEEP AND LAMIlS-RecclpIs , 500 head ; larkct steady : millvo muttons , J5.00fr3.45 ; imt > ! > . $5.&fJ6. | ! i ; culln and 'bucks , J3.25J/4 50 ; .ockers. H.RPEHNEY&CO. BOOK4HyiirEBU > Q. DRArtCH I03BHAT r . - > n-'Otrt tICR JAMES BOYD & GO , , 'cleplioiie 1 Oil ! ) , Oiimll.l , X ; COMMISSIOtN , IKAIN. PROVISIONS jtiuJ STOCKS no A n n or 'ni.um. Correspondence. John A Wurren & Co uireci wires to Chlcuuo and Hew York. WHEN TRAVELING I Read v The Bee. . , , Here is Where You Will Find It in the Principal Cities : ATLANTA , G-A. ICInibnll lloiine Xe Stniiil. BOSTON. Pnlille ' .Slirnrj. Venilnimllolel. . llnntnii I'rrm Club , 14 Ilnnwortli St. BUFFALO. Ocnescp lintel \IM-N Stntnl. 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