10 THE OMATTA DAILY BIDE : WEDNESDAY , PEBKITARY 7 , 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Weak Cables and Heavy Northwestern Re
ceipt * Factors in Djc'iine of Whaat.
MAY CLOSES 3-8C TO 1-2C UNDER MONDY < \
Corn Mnrkrf Klrm nnilrtlvi - , A
by Hi-port of H.xt'riHUHy Hot
Wcnllivr In Arspntlnn Pro-
vlnliiiiN Improved ,
CHICAGO , Feb. 6. The Increased move
ment In the northwest and the absence of
shipping demand we're ttio ruling factors
in a weak wheat markel today. May closlr
Ifcli'z'under yesterday. Corn closed a
thado down and oats iinchaliRod. Provl-
plons lit HIP close wore 5T(12l4c ( Improved
lr"m j t-sterdny's final figures.
Weak cables ami heavy northwest receipts
rwrre Influences In n decline In wheaOit thu
oixnliKf. Initial llgurr-s for May bcln lie
under yesterday's rNicp at C7l4U6i 4c. The
ulrcnglh rf corn , Ihe report thai the India
wheat area was 35 per lent les llnin last
year's and a larger doere.iso In Ihe world s
visible than hail been expected gradually
worked the prlio of May from ii'4e. ! to
which U hud sold off Kirly , up to G.-ie.
There was no demand , rtiorls linvlnt ? cov
ered , and the markol broke , May declining
pharnly to 07'tc ' , el" ln2 soon after % * i' ic
under yesterday at irr'jc. New ork ro-
rportod 12 loads * taken for expott. Seaboard
clearances In wheat and Hour were equal to
r > S20T > bu Primary receipts were 331.0M ) Int. ,
compared with KM.oM bu. last year. Mlnno-
npolls and Diilulh icporled 10. " , cars. agiiln i
231 last week ami 101 a year 1120. Receipts
ibore were 29 cars , nine of which crude * !
contrwt.
The r-orn market was llrm the greater part
e > f Hie d u and ut times active , helped by
reports of excessively hot wuithcr In Ar
gentine and higher eahler , together w.th
Mnall country offerings. In svmpathy wllli
win-ill , with the heavy receipts 1.I3.J cars
lioro also a consideration , the market r-ised
off later and cU i < l ut the bottom. May
range < l from 3.THifin : < 4o to Slide and closed
n shade depressed from yesterday nt lllKc.
The sample market was lower and the snip-
Iilng demand fair.
The oals market was steady but dull and
trade not largo. Tlio demand was slow.
Receipts here were 311 cars. May sold from
2T .c to 23-o and closed unchanged at 2.V } c.
The provisions market w.is strong and
trade fairly active. At the opening recelptx
of hogM under the estimate and higher
prices at the yards wore supports ; laler the
influence of the cotton strength was felt
In a demand from the south. There was
Borne profit taking , but Ibis caused but lltllo
reaotlon from the top. May pork sold from
$1095 to Jll.O'Siiill.lO and closed 2'4c higher
< it $11 07W1UO ; May lard , , from $ R.lo tea
jti.15 , closing 5c up at $ r .15 , and May ribs ,
fiom $ j.P2l/t. to $5.i7'/4 ' , with t
proved at $0.9714.
Kstlmatc-d receipts tomorrow ; Wheat , 15
No 2.
Cash notations were as follows :
FLOUR Steady ; winter patents , $3.40'3 ' >
3.00 ; straights' . $3.00fl3.33 ; clears , $2.SOg3.1l ) ;
spring specials , $3.90(4.00 ; patents. $3.203.55 ;
straights , $2.0X ( 3.00 ; bakers , $2.10fi2.60.
WHEAT-NO. 3 spring , O3i4 'c5i4c ; NO. 2
red , 6SW(694c. !
CORN No. 2 , 3H4T(32c ; No. 2 yellow , 32
CJM'ie.
'OATS No. 2 , 231'Bffi c : No. 2 white , 26J ?
2t/hc ! ' ; No. 3 white , 25f(25-1ic.
RYK--No. 52J/4T(531 ( iC.
HARUOY--NO. 2. .is(42c.
SEEDS No. 1 llaxseed and nnrthr.-cst ,
$1.591(1.60 ( ; primp timothy. $2.10.
PROVISIONS Mows pork , per bbl. , $9.00 ? ?
I1.no. Lard , per 100 Ibs. . $5.S74f(0.03. ( Short
rlbe sides ( loose ) , $5.S5filI.10. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) , $5.7a { ( < i.OO ; short clear
sides ( boxed ) . $5.93J(6.03. (
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , on
liasls high wines , per gril. , $1.2314.
SUGARS Cut loaf , $0.03 ; granulated , $3.49.
The following arc the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Articles. Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour , tibia 01,000 28.000
Wheat , bu 23,0 17,003
Corn , bll 519,000 252,000
Oats , bu 278,000 3S4.000
Rye , bu 12,000 2,000
IJnrloy. bu 01.000 2S.ODO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was llrm ; creameries , 1
dairies , IflfJCJe. Cheese , llrm at
iEggs , weak ; fresh , lie.
3VI3\V YOIIIC RISMillAIi MAIIICKT.
UiHilnllonn for ( lit * liny on Vnrlnim
( 'oiiiiiioilltlrN.
NEW YORK , Feb. 0. FLOUR Receipts.
21.S16 bbls. ; exports , 1,071 bbls. ; sales , 7,200
bbls. ; quiet and barely steady , without
change. Minnesota patents , f3.S5 ( 'l.10 ' ; Min
nesota bakers' , $2.80fi3.00 ; winter patents ,
$3.35f3.SO | ; winter straights , $3. 10'j3.50 | ; win-
ler extras. $2.50 (2. ( 5 ; winter low grades ,
$2.25i2.IO. ( ? Rye Hour , quiet ; sales , 400 bbls. ;
ifalr to gooil , $3.10 (3.20 ; choice to fair , $3.23
< f(3.CO. ( Buckwheat Hour. weak , at $1.GD (1.83. (
CORNMEAly Steady ; yellow western ,
SOo ; city. 7Sc ; Hrandywlne , $2.2 r2.25.
RYE Steady ; No. 2 western , OlHc f. o. b.
nflout , state rye , 50c c. I. f. New York , car
lolH.
lolH.HARLEYDull
HARLEY-Dull ; feeding , I714S4714C c. I. f.
New York ; maltlntr , 49'dG114c c. I. f. New
York.
RARI.EY MALT Dull ; western , 55f(03c. (
WHEAT Receipts , 7.200 bu. ; exports , 40-
4(12 ( bu , ; pairs. 1,210,000 bu. ; futures. 210.000
bu. export. Spot , easier ; No. 2 red , 73'ic
elevator ; No. C red , 70'fec f. o. b. alloat
prompt ; No. 1 northern , Diiluth , 78 4C r. o.
b. alloat. prompt ; No. 1 hard , Diiluth , SOe
f. o. b. nlloat. 'prompt. Options opened easy
from the effects of lower cables and ru-
'morn ' of more snow west. Foreigners bought
n little , but offerings later Increased to
Biie.h an extent that weakness expandeil
until cheeked In the afternoon by a fair
jiHluctlon In world's stocks. Clon-d steady
nt Utfrtu net decline. March , 75Hi(75fie' ( ;
closed at 754c ! ; May. "SUti'llic ; closed at
73o ; July. 7314W74C : closed at 73Hc.
CORN Receipts , 96,525 bu. ; exports , none ;
sales , 60,000 bll. futures. 120.000 bu. export.
Knot , steady ; No. 2.lie alloat and 4014c
elevator. Options market opened steady
and advanced a little on reports of damage -
ago to the Argentine crop , stronger Liv
erpool cables and a good ppernlnllvo de
mand. U finally eased off 11 little under
reullzlnc end closed easier at Ifcc net ad
vance : May , 3S 15-10ff3'J ( 5-lGe ; closed at 3V.
OATS Receipts. 93,300 bu. Spot , Bteadv ;
Wo. 2 , 29e ; No. 3 , 2Sc ; No. 2 white , 3iu'c ;
No , 3 white , 3314c ; track western. 30c ; track
white western , 30Vjf(35c ( ; track white state.
SOliijiffic. Options very quiet , but ruled
stead- with corn.
HAY Qulot ; shipping , 65570o | ; ' good to
choice. SM(83c. (
HOPS Steady : state , common to choice
lK9fi crop , 6c ; 1S9S crop , 7J(9u ( ; 1S93 crop , 12ff
33c ; Paclllc coast , ISM crop , 4J(6c ( ; 1SUS crop. '
7 ( (9c ( ; 1SIO crop. 12i(13c.
IIIDKS Firm ; Giilvestou. 20 to * , jis
19j.c ! ; Texas dry , 21 to 30 Ibs. , IGc ; Cali
fornia. 21 to 25 Ibs. , 2ll4c.
LEATHHR-Stoady ; hemlock sole. Iluonos
Ayres , light to heavyweights , 25f(23 ! < .c ; acid ,
.
RICE Steady ; domestic , fair to extra , 4Jf
Cl e. Japan. 4 } [ 5c.
MOLASSlCS-Qulet but firm : Now Orleans
open kettle good to choice , 4l/55c. /
PEANPTS-Steady ; fancy hand-picked , 10
4U.C , other domestic. 3'4ij4c.
FREIGHTS TO Liverpool ,
,
. > oi. , . . family ,
$ l3OOfil'i-M. ' Tallow , fitrong ; city. Slic ; coun
try. BUJtSHc.
.METALS There w.is no marked change
In the local market toduy. nor weie tlicro
Important variations In the WCM or abroad.
Following the advance .nut activity In tin
veMerday. that metal was very quiet
throughout the. session today and no moru
than ftcady In tone. Al the close the Metal
Kxchungo reported ptg Iron warrants dull ;
lake copper , unchanged at $ lo.K > : tin. quiet
ot $29.fO ; lead , unchanged , with $1.7i ) bid
nnd $1.15 asked ; spelter , quiet , with $170
bid and $1.80 asked. The 1 Hikers' price for
lead Is $1.45 $ and for copper $ lt > .2o.
MlnncuiiulUVbcnt mid Flour.
OWS. ! ' > ' 6.-WHEAT-In
No. i northern , February , Clc ; May ,
fjft \ < ' ,4\i , - . July. C.Vtyi8"tir On track. No. 1
I'ard iv.V Nt 1 north"rn. Gltc ; No. 2
pcrthe r , Ki\ > -
Fl.orR-Qulot and lower ; first patents.
$3.nOf/3.0o ; second patents , $3.3W.40 ; first
clears. 52.OWjF2.iO ; * reond clears , $2.10 ,
BRAN-l'iichangod ; In bulk , $11.25ffll.SO.
O.MA1IA < ; iMilAI : , MA11KKT.
Condlllon of Triidcnnil Ottolnf lonn on
Slnpli * nnil Fniicy Prnilner.
KOG1 ! Roooints , Increasing , fresh stock ,
weak Hi J2fll214c.
LI'RESJIII ; ruri/rnv choice to fancy
turke.vF , 9o ; ducks. So ; goose , Sc ; pprlng
chlckeni , "iTu'st" lions , 7f7l4o ? ; roosters ,
LIVK Pnri.TUV lions , firspring ;
chlrkens , C'iffGi4 ' ; old and staggy rOostcrp ,
3c ; ducks. Cc ; geese , 6c ; lurkeys , 6Q614c.
Hl'TTER Common to fair , iSc ; choice ,
' cla ator , 23c ; galhcred creamery ,
. i
1MOKONS MVP. per doz. , 75c. i I
VEALS-Cliolce , ! > c. I '
GAME-Uueks , mallards. $3.00 3.25 ; blun i
wins teal , $1.75 ; grrrn wing teal , $1.25 1.50 ; j
mixed ducks , $ l.wy2.00. I
OYSTURS Medium , per can , 1Sc ; stand- I
nrd , per can , 22c ; bulk standard , per gal. , I
J1.25 : extra selects , per can , soc ; extra se
lects , psr gal. . $1.00JM.7. > ; New York counts ,
per can. 37c ; New York counts ner 100. $1.25.
HAY Per eniioad lots : Upland , choice ,
$6 ; midland , choice , $3.50 ; lowland , choice ,
$5 ; ry stra.w , i holce. $1.50 ; No. 3 corn , 20Ho ;
No. 3 white oats. 22'- ; crac'c ! corn , per
ton. $11 ; corn ar.d oats , chopnsd , per ton ,
$11.fiO ; brnn , per ion. { 12 : noris , per ton , $13 , .
VEC313TAHLE3. I
. r'1N ' i--i Per cloztn bunches , 60c.
PPINACH-Por box. i
NHW HEETS-Pcr doz. bunches. 4050o.
LETTUCE Per dor. , bunches. 40o : fancy
RADISHES-Per doz. buncHes , 40c.
liead lettuce , per bbl. . $ , "
SWEET POTATOES-Pcr bbl. . Illinois.
$3 : Jerseys. Jfi ; large bbls. . Kansas , $2.73.
POTATOES-Per bu. , choice , S05I40C.
CAlinAGE-llollanc ) ced. Zc.
CAUHFLOWER-C'alltornla. per crate ,
J2.50.
ONIONS-Retnll. vcllow. T5c ; red , JSSSOc ;
Oidos tier bbl. , J2.2s'i.
CEI.ERY-Pcr doz. . 25ij30o ; California ,
per bunch , IOJ ? > 75' *
TURNIPS Rutabagas , Dor lb. , Hie ; Ca
nadian. Hie ; per bbl. , $2
MUSHROOMS-Per lb. box. 50c.
TOMATOES-Florlda. per 6-bas.tet crate ,
hlHTHARR-rer doz. , OOa
FRUITS.
APPLES Choice western shipping stock.
$3.CW3.SO ; New York stock , $1 ; fancy , $4.50
{ (1.75.
GRAPES .Malaga grapes , per bbl. , $7.00 ®
9(00.
9(00.CRANRERRlESEell and Bugle , per bbl.
$ s.oo.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-McxIcan , per box. $3 : Cali
fornia navals , per box. $3.23(33.50 ( ; California
seedlings , per box , $2.r > 0iJ'2.75. (
MISCKLLANEOUS. _
HONKY Per 21-spctlon care , $3.23.
NUTS-Hlckory nut . large , per bu. , $1.25 ;
shellbarks , Jl.r , .
FIGS California , layers , per 10-lb. box ,
$1 ; California carton , per 10-1K box , $1.10 ;
Imported llss , per lb. , 13c.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES-NO. 1 green hides , Sc ; No. 2
green hides , 7c ; No. 1 silted hides , 9c ;
No. 2 salted hides , Sc ; No. 1 veal calf , S to
12 Ibs. . 9c ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
CIIA\CKS I.V AV.\1IAIIM3 SUPPMBS.
Stocl.K Allont nnil Anlinro ( Innteil li.v
diMr nnil TolPKrupli.
NEW YORK , ! > ! > . G.-Speclal telegraphic
and cable dispatches to Bradstreot's show
the following changes since last account :
WHEAT United States and Canada , east
of the Rockies , decreased 1,027,000 bu. Liv
erpool Corn Trade News : Alloat and In
Europe. Increase 500,000 bu. ; total supply ,
decrease 527,000 bu.
CORN United StntcH and Canada , cast
of the Rockies , decrease 278,000 bu.
OATS United States and Canada , east
of the Rockies , Increase 475,000 bu.
Among the more Important Increases re
ported not given In the official visible
supply statement are those of 400,000 bu.
at northwestern Interior elevators , S5.00J
bn. at Cleveland nnd 53,000 bu. at Portland ,
Me. The principal decreases are those of
421,000 bu. at Chicago private elevators and
105,000 lii. at Manitoba storage points.
The aggregate stock of wheat held at
Portland , Ore. , and Seattle and Tacoma ,
Wash. , increased 5,000 bu. last week.
SI. l.oulK Criiln nnil ProvlnloiiK.
ST. LOUIS , Fob. G. WHEAT Lower : No.
2 red cash , elevator , 09ic ; track , 70M > f71c ;
February. 69 % : May , 69 c ; July , G7i < g07Jc ;
No. 2 hard , fiG > 4 i67 > ic.
CORN Lower ; No. 2 cash , 31c : ( rack , 32c ;
February , 31Uc ; May , SlTic : July * , ' 32c.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 cash. 21c ; track ,
2414c ; February , 241'8c ; May , 24fi } < g24Uc ; No.
2 white , 26 < ? i2Glic.
P.VK Firm at 62&c.
FLOUR Firm , but dull ; patents , $3.405 ?
3.50 ; extra fancy , $3.1003.15 ; clear , $2.75 >
° " 00
"SEEDS Timothy , prime , $2.45. Flaxseed ,
steatli.at $1.55.
CORNMEAL-Steady at $1.75gi.SO.
BRAN Steady ; sacked , east track , 64 ®
C3c.
C3c.HAY
HAY Timothy , easy at $ S.50@11.50 ; pra-
rle. steady nt $7.0008.50.
WHISKY Steady at $1.2314.
IRON COTTONTrES-$1.20.
PAGGING-5T4S6c.
HEMP TWINE-9C.
METALS Lead steady at $1.60I. Co.
S.-oltcr. llrm at $4.75.
POULTRY-Steudy ; chickens. 67c ;
turkeys. Gfc'64c ! ; ducks , Sc ; geese , 5V-C.
PROVISIONS Dry salted boxed meats ,
extra shorts , $5.8714 ; clear ribs , $6.00 ; clear
sides , $6.1212. Bacon , boxed , extra shorts ,
$0.3714 ; clear ribs , $6.50 ; clear sides , $6.6214.
Pork , higher ; jobbing , old , $10.50 ; new ,
$11.50. Lard , steady ; prime steam , $5.70 ;
eholco. S5.75.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 7,000 bbls. ; wheat , 10-
000 bu. : corn. 74,000 bu. ; oats , 42,000 bll.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 8,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
16,000 bu. ; corn , 43,000 bu. ; oats , 18,000 bu.
lluttfr , KKK : in < l ChecKC Morkol.
PHII ADELPIIIA. Fe.b. 6. BUTTER
Firm ; prints , Ic higher ; fancy western
creamery , 20c.
EGGS Dull and Ic lower ; fresh nearby ,
western and southwestern , 15c ; fresh south
ern , 14c.
CH IOICSE Unchanged.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6. BUTTER Receipts.
7.518 packages ; tlrm ; June creamery , 19 $
2314c ; western creamery , 21f26c ( ; factory ,
.
CHEESK Receipts , 526 packages ; steady ;
fall made fancy large , and fall made fancy
small , 12s4 ( < n3c ; large Into made , llsi < ? (12c ( ;
small , mmiie.
KGC.S Recolnts , 9.SS2 packages ; steady
ST. LOUIS. Fell. G. BUTTER Steady ;
creamery , 22fi2lic ; dairy , 10 < 320c.
EGGS-Stcady at 12c.
KANSAS CITY , Feb. C. BUTTER
Creamery. 20f(23c ( ; dairy , 18c.
EGGS Weak and lower. In spite of
nllghtly colder wealhcr : fresh Missouri and
Kansas stock , llrsts , He , cases returned.
Liverpool lira III nnil Provlxloiin.
LIVERPOOL , Feb. C.-WHEAT Spot , No
2 rod western , winter , steady at 5s lid ; No ,
1 California , steady at 6s 1141.
CORN Spot , American mixed , steady at
3s 7lid : American mixed , old , steady at 3s
] M4 < 1. Futures , steady : February , 3s7d ;
! March. 3s7'id ' ; May. 3s G 4d.
| FliOUH SI. Louis fancy winter , dull at
i 7s 3d.
I Receipts of wheat during the last three
] days , 13S.OCO contain , including 71,00) Amerl-
I can. Receipts of American corn during the
lust throe days , 119.200 centals. Wealhcr
i cold and ct > ar.
| PROVISIONS Hams , fhort cut , firm , it
i 13s. Bacon , Cumberland cut. 35s ; short ribs ,
i llrm at 31s ; long clear middles , light , llrm at
| 3MGd ; short clear backs , firm at 3lc.
HlumUUia. Miuarc , llrm at 33s. Lard , prime
wet-lorn , in tierces , lirm al 31s ; American
| rclliRd. In pall ? , llrm at 33 * .
j KIIIINIIN l'lt > - lirnlii mill 1-rovlHloiiN.
I KANSAS CITY , Feb. 6.-WHEAT May ,
C2V : i a h. No. 2 hard. G2'4'0'C3c ' ; No. 3 , I3Q' '
C2''jc ; No. 2 red , OSIf ( > 9c ; No. 3. 0. g07c.
CORN May , 9 > 4c ; cash , No. 2 mixed ,
2J' iNo. : . 2 white , t'J'zii2 J : > 4c ; No. 3 , 29c.
OATH No. 2 wh'te , 241-/iI214c. /
UYK No. 2. 52c.
HAY-ChoIco timothy , J9.00ij9.50 ; choice
prairie , tii.50ini.75.
RHCE1PTS Wheat , 11,400 bu. ; corn , 21-
40' ! 1 u. ; oats. 7,000 bu.
SHlPMENTS-Whe.it. I7.WO bu , ; corn.
W.fcOO bu. ; outs , 1,000 bu.
Toli-.lo 3lnrUi- ( .
TOLEDO , O. , Fob. G.-WllEAT-Lowr
ttixl weak : No. 2 cash , 704eMay. ! ; . 72'4c bid.
CORN-Dull and ous.y ; NoJ mixed , 33 > 4c.
OATS Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed , Sic.
i RYE Nominal ; No. 2 vauh , 5714c.
I ( 'LOVURSKED-Dull and steady ; prime
, cash old. $ l..iO asked ; February , new. { 3.70 ;
March. $3.75 nuked : No. 2 mxe ! < l , old , $1.57' . ,
llliitnuKiM * ( irnln . .
Mil WAUKKK. Feb. G.-WHUAT-Haii
cent lower ; No. 1 northern , G7Vic ; No. 2
northern , C5SiC51t < ' .
RYE Steady ; No. 1 , 55'-c.
BARMCY Quiet ; No. 2 , 4Cc ; sample , S5U ,
.
_
IN-orlii llarkcl ,
PEORIA , ill. . Feb. 6.-COHN-Flrm ; new
No. 2. 3Wc.
OATS-Steady : No. 3 white , 23l-4Ti23J4c. :
WHISKY Firm on the basis of $ I,23Vfor
unfinished 2oods. ;
Duliidi ( irnln
Feb. G.-WHEAT-NO. i hard ,
cash , CGltCi No , 1 northern , cash , Clsic ;
May. tt\e. July. G7VNo 2 nort icrii.
62'sr ' , NT 3 f ring. 0 40
CORN-.WV.
OATS-2.4fJ2lo ' ,
MOVIJSIBXTS "oi * .STOCKS AX1J IJOVDS.
MnrUe-t Itolaln * Strnmtb and Ilrcnillli
liiloroKl I * Mnulfcit.
NEW YORK. Fe-b. fi.-Tho Hook markel
retained Us gr.nornl characteristics tcdny of j
slrenglh and breadlh. A large outside In- I
! | teresl was manlfoM anil Iho professional |
i
! Operators who bought al the lower level >
i
i were busy In bidding up the prices of their
holdings and In feeding the new demand lo
, take Iholr profits. But while selling slocks
from Iho one hand lo realize on the ils-o
they were inking on new holdings of dif
ferent stocks with ihtolher. . Apparently
the confidence thai Mocks which hnvo not
yet shared In the advance- could bo Induced
, lo move upward was unimpaired and the
hoMlncs of 'ho. ' larje financial Interosls '
which have take-n hoid of the market v.-i'ti-
btoadencd and extended. The duration of \
this kind of upward movement does not nl-
ways depend strictly on the continuance of
Iho public do-r.ind for meek * .
There Is a constant process of unloading
by eompat'l ami well organized financial In
terests Into the hands of scatlorfd nnd un
skilled speculators , who have not the same
experience and adroitness In protecting tnolr
holdinss , nor the fame resources for mati.-
talnlng them. 'Ihe progress of a i.iull move
ment almost onevltably lesults In the trans
fer ol holdings from strong to wouk hands
and Itsave-s ihe markel vulnrrii'.ili- ' al-
tuck by bear operators who ate nullto force
selling by ottering down prices anil uncover
ing margins. Even today atti-tnpts by bear
operators wore In evidence to force dot-lines ,
but the general demand for slocks continued |
so good and ihe largo holdings are sllll In
such slrong hands that the market resisted
boar assaults nnd presented a hard and
unyielding surface , even at. points whcro
realizing w.is going on. .
Yesterday's sttongih In National Steel
gave way to realizing today and the metal
group of stocks was without any conspicu
ous leadership. Norfolk * Western wn.s a' o
sold to toke profits all d.iy. afler an open
ing tlse of a point , but refused to yield below -
low last nleht's lovol. Tennessee Co.ins !
forced down at one tlmo 3Vi per cent. The
boars centered tholr ntt.i.-i < on Susar and
had that stock down al one time lo 10S' . .
Rumois Ihal the rollnorlcs wore lovii't
down and overproduction to bo worked off
at a loss lieu red In the manipulation. But
In the meantime aggressive Inlying move
ment developed in the trunk llnossJod by
Pennsylvania ; the coalers , led by Reading
first preferred on Ihe decision to pay a divi
dend , and In Iho grangers and westerns. led
by .St. Paul and Atchlson. both common
and preferred. The Baltimore .t Ohlos also ,
after a pause of a day to dlgosl profit tak
ing , renewed thu advance. The progress
loward extension of holdings by the great
railroad systems of lesser and competing
sys'ems had much to do with the strength
ot" Pennsylvania and other lines supposed
to bo In process of absorption. The coming
advance In the tldewalcr freight rates on
'bituminous coal was also an element. In
the outside market there was an advance of
over 3 points , to 343 , In the price of Stand
ard Oil on the declaration of a dividend of
20 per cent for the quarterly period. Last
year's dividends were G , 12 , 5 and 10 per
cent , respectively , for the four quarters.
There were also activity nnd strength In
Amalgamated Copper. The closing of ( ho
market was active and strong at about Ihe
top.Tho
The bond market showed Increased activ
ity and general strength. Total yiles , par
value , $3,025.000. United Stales 3s advanced
H and the new 4s 14 in the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : African mines
opened 'blazing here today , the markets be
ing full of a rumor-that Ladysmitli had been
reiiloved and thai 7,000 Boors had been ca.i-
tured at Colosburg. The olher Oepnrtments
inrllclpaled In the rise , though business wa.-s
small. 1 here was no confirmation of any of
Ihe rumors and prices fell nway after "
o'clock. Consols , which were 10114 , closed at
101. Americans maintained their strength.
The continent and arbltrase houses bought
freely , though there was hardly any London
account and New York support made the
close at top prices. The chief feature was
Norfolk & Western , on the theory that that
road would bo amalgamated with the Balti
more & Ohio or the Pennsylvania. Paris
Is still buyinc tlntos and Anacondas and
many. I < or South Africa 21,000 was taken
The Influx was not cxDcctcd. It Is thou.ht
thai the bank will reduce the buying prices
on German account. iMoney and bills were
y'ent ' " "chanced rates. The Bank of the
Nelherlands reduced Its minimum discount
rate from 4 lo 314 per cent. Paris cheque
was 21.1814 ; Berlin , 20.43.
The following are the quotations for the
leading stocks on the New York exchange
today :
Atchlson . 21lTTex. & PacincTTlOli
dp pfd . 6414 Union Pacific . . 49
Bait. & Ohio . . . 63 4I do pfd . 77
Can. Pacific . 9ni Wnbash '
Can. Southern . . 49 % do pfd . . . ' ' ' ' ' "l
Ches. & Ohio . . . 30 W. & L. K. . . . . 10 ?
Chicago. G. W. . . . 1414 do pfd . 2S %
C. B. & Q . 126 > 4 WU. Central . . . .194
C. I. & L . 16 ( Adams Ex . . .115
do pfd . 48HAmor. | Ex . 117
C. & E. 1 . 9314 U. S. Ex . 4S
C. & N. W . 163U Wells Fargo Ex. 123
C. R. 1. & P . 110 % Am. Cot. Oil . . . %
C. C. C. & St. L. . 62 % ] do pfd . 93
Colo. Southern . . 5'Am. ' Halting . . . . G
do 1st pfd . 43U do pfd 2S
do 2d pfd . 11 Am. S. & R 4314
Del. & Hudson . .lit do pfd 91V-
Del. L. & W . 178 Am. Spirits 3I !
" " " /
D. & R. G . 19 % | do iHci".7."i ! ; 17 ,
do pfd . TSVi'Am. ' Steel Hoop. 4014
Erie . 128 , do pfd . . . . iU
do 1st pfd . 35'4'Am. ' S. & W . EiS'A
Gt. Nor. pfd . 160 do pfd . 94 %
Hocking Coal . . . . 17'/4lAni. ' Tin Plate . . 30
Hocking Valley , 31141 do pfd . S3- .
111. Central . 11 ! Am. Tobacco . . . .107"
Iowa Central . . . . 12 do pfd . 135
do pfd . 51 lAna. M. Co . 41'i
K. C. P. & G. . . . 9 % Brooklyn R. T. . . 70's
L. E. & AV . 20 % Colo. F. & 1 . 47 %
do pfd . 81 Con. Tobacco . . . 35
Lake Shore . 194 I do pfd . K3 ? ;
L. & N . 81 % Federal Steel . . . . r,7 %
Manhattan L . . . 9S % do pfd . 7714
Met. St. Ry . 173 Gen. Electric.128
Jlex. Central . . . . 11 % Glucose Sugar . . . 379 ;
Minn. St. 1 . 0114 do pfd . 103U
do pfil . 91 inter. Paper . 24H
Mo. Paclllc . 47 ? ; , do pfd . 70
Mobl.o & Ohio . . 4214 Luck-do Gas . 79
M. K. & T . 10 Nu. Biscuit . . . . 39'/ .
do pfd . 3414 do pfd . 937/S
N. J. Central . . . .116 % Nat. Lead . 2'A ! !
N. Y. Central . .136 % do pfd . in4" > 4
Ore. R. & N 42 i do 1st pfd 3
do pfd 70 I do 2d nfd fii'A
Pennsylvania . . . .133 % Pacific Mall 42 % i
Reading 19 Pe-op'e's Gas . . . .10914
lo 1st pfd 57 i Pressed S. C 57U
do 2d ofil 2914 do pfd 87'A '
R. G. W 42 Pullman P. C..18794
do pfd 82 S. R. & T 9
St. L. & S. P. . . . msugar 110
do 1 U pfd 6S14 do pfd 112 i ,
do 2d pfd MM IT. C. & 1 99 % i
t. L. S. W 1H4 U. S , Leather . . 16 % ,
do pfd 28 % do pfd 70 %
St. Paul 12IV4 U. S. Rubber . . . 3S1 { .
do pfd 17114 do pfd 102
St. P. & 0 118 Wost. Union S0 %
So. Pacific 401/s Rep. I. & S 26'i
So. Railway . . . . 12i do pfd 70
do pfd 57U P. C. C. & St. L , . OS
VYork Money MnrUct.
NEW YORK. Feb. G. MONEY On call ,
easy < it 2SC14 per cent ; last loan , at 2 per
cent : prime mercantile paper. 4Ji5 per cent.
STKRLINO KXCHANOK Kasier. with
pctual business In bankers' bills at $1.S71
for demand and at $ I.SI'i for sixty days :
ported ratef. fl.85 nnd $1.&S' , ; commercial
-bills. - $ l.R3i'(1.8l. ( .
SILVER ff-rtlll.-ntri.
5S14fC914c | ; bar ,
5Wic : Mexican dollars , 47' c.
BONDS Government , strons ; state , weak ;
railroad , ftronir.
The following arc the closing quotations
on bonds ;
U. S. 2.f , reg 102V , N. Y. C. Is im %
do 3s , reg 10W ! V. J. I.1 , gen. 5s..123'4
do coupon lOJ No. Carolina Os.127
do new K reg.131 \o. f'aro inn 4s..106
f'O C011IK311 131 No. Paclllc 3s. . . . r.6 % i
do old 4s , rcpr..lin , do 4s ion' ,
do coupon 1143j YC. & 8t.L4H.107K ;
do EH , reg 112 > 4 N. & W. eon. 4n. . 91 %
do coupon 11244 dogen , G < 129
1) . of C. 3 cs..HS Ore. Nav. Is 110
Ateh. gen. 4s. . . . 101 % do 4s 102
du adj. Is S2i O. S. L. 6s iL li
Can. So , 2s 10914 do eon. D ! 113
C. & O. 414s OS Reading gen. Is. S3S5
do 5s 118 R. G. W. Is 96 < i
_ . . K N. W. 79.111 SI.L. . .
C. CV * > * * c. | .7. * i m l 4 v I. ill. C , iifS , 1 11 "j
do P. F. deb. 6s.l2lli St.L. & S.K. g.Gs.120
Chi. Ter. U 9.3 1st. Paul consols.I67U
D .1 R. G. l3..102HSt. , P. C. & P. 1H.119U
do 4s . . . . . . . . . . . . 9314 1 ! do 5s
Ull - . ' . 'Jii l fil. . . . . ( >
H. & T. C. 5s..ll0'4 ' Wabush luts . . . .111 ;
do con. 6s . HII' do 2s . 99
Iowa Cent. Is. . .113 Wait Klmro 4s. . . .1135 ;
K. C. P. & O. H74 W ! . Cent. IM . . . 91.14
La. new < on. 4 .lni''H Vn. cenuirles . . .
L. & N. mil , 4s. . 9S do deferred . . . 5
M. . K. & T. 2s : . . . ( il Colo. So. 41 . SI * .
do Is . 90 ? < So. Pac. 4s . s : ] %
Forelurn Fliimiuliil ,
LONDON. Fob , 6. The market for Ameri
can securities onmed at about purity level
and remained tlrm all d.iy. with the dealing
generally light. Spanish 4s closed at C7.02V. . .
Tlii * amount of bullion taken into the Hunk
of England on balance today was v
Go'.l premiums nr-f q.otd i follows-
Tin. uo.-t Avre t2 < t Mi.lil.l. . 2s. : : . Lisbon , i
42. . " ' . Rome , 7.27' . Bar c.dd. "sliil (
PARIS , Fob. 6. Prices wre llrm at the i
opcnlns of tin- bourse led y on ihe easy
cetllemcJn In LondJti. Irfilcr a reaction set
itv. owlntf to the political ylttmtlon , e-spe-
clally In regard fo ICeypllan nffalrt < , and
Ihere were hirse reallzailons In Suez canal
s'laipji. Towhrd the < Icfo thenw.is n slight
recovery , 'but Ihe lemlen-cy was heavy. Kaf
firs were axltalcd owing to contrndlttory
repnrtThe dosing wa llrm. Three per
cent rentes. IfHif S7'tp f < ir llu account. Kx-
chance on London , 26f ls * i- for checks.
BICtVLlN , Feb. C. Heillzatlons predom
inated on Hie bourse tmlny , catlflliit rcac-
lloii' , and Ihe transi\cllons were restrlclcd.
Evi h-inge on Ixjtulon. 20 marks 51'ir ptgs. for
checks.
tloitnn Slock UiiotnfIOIIH.
BOSTON , l-'eb. C. Call lo.uis , 3'4 < f(5 per
cent ; tlmo loans. 1T5 per cent. Closing
in Ices for stocks , bonds and mining shares !
A. T. fs S."F. . ' 21' ! ! do pfd 61
do pfd 64'4VlH. ' . Central . . . . in
Am. Sugar 1 ! ' 4 Dom. Coal 4114
' , > J'fd ' . . . .112 | do pfd 110
Hell Telephone . . .111 AUi.ilsoli Is 09
Bos. * Albany , .2U ( Adventure 5
Bos. < i Maine.ins lAlloiiFii M. Co..27S
C. B. & Q IK'4 ' Atlantic 22
Fltchblirg pfd . .12t'4Bos. ' | & Montana.273
( Ion. Hire. pfd..130 Hilt to > t Hos 5S
Federal Steel . . . 57-VCal. ft Hrcln 743
. .do pfd 77 Centennial li'.i
Mex. Central Frank. In . 14
Mich. Teli'photiP.lOO O ceoK . 7Bi
Old Colony 202'A Parrot . 4514
Old Dominion . . . 19 Qulney . 141
Un'on Pacific . . . . 41 Santa Fe Copper. Oil
Union . Land . " nirnck . ISHMs
West End . < > 2 < 4 AVInona . 3V ,
, do pfd . 113 | \v oivivine ? . II
\eiv York Ilnlnu : ( liiolul loll" .
NEW YORK , Feb. fi. The following
nro the olliclal closing quotations for mln-
IIIK sharer :
_
*
Chollar . .7 ! " 20" Ontario . .MO
Crown Point . . . . 10 Ophlr . 00
Con. Cut. & Va..125 Pymotith
Dead wood f.O ljulcksllver 1
Gnuld S ( "ui-ry. . . 20 do pfd 750
Hull. Norcros-s. . 26 Sierra Nevada . . 30
Homeslako BlOrt Standard 215
Iron Silver 57 Union Con 20
Mexican Yellow Jacket . . . 15
_ _ _
BAR SILVER CJulel at 271 d per ounce.
MONEY 2 per cent. , .
The rate of discount In the- open market
for short bills is 3 7-10fi314 per cent and for
three-months' bills 314 Per cent.
Ilnuk ricurliiir.i.
CHICAGO. Feb. O.-Clearings. $22,930,33 ? ;
balanced. $2.053,1KO. Posted exchange , $4.So ®
4.SS1 < , . New York exchange , 20c premium.
PinLADHLPHIA. Feb. G.-Clcarings , $1S-
732.343 : balances. $2.232,493.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 6. Clearings , $1,161-
J90 ; balances. $60'iS23.
ST. LOUIS , Feb. G. Clearings. $5,544,103 ;
balances , $33,1I5. Money , 514(37 ( per cent ;
New York exchange , 25c premium bid , 3jo
premium asked.
NEW YORK' , Feb. 6. Clearings , $22Gi63-
663 ; balances , $ S'J63,499. . . , . ,
< „
BOSTON , Feb. G.-Clcarings , $22,231,151 ;
balances , $1,371,743.
rmiilliloii of ( lie Trrnsiiry.
"WASHINGTON , Feb. 6. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash .balance. $292,422i42 ;
cold reserve , $216.141,503.
Cnitoti .Miirkct.
( NEW YORK , FeJb. G.-COTTON-Thcro
was great excitement In the cotlon market
.today and fluctuations took a range ot lll
points. There was a heavy Interchange of
business between -tlio longs and the shorls
which kept the scope of the market busy
all day. The character of the business
showedi a broadening Interest , Including
heavy buying orders from England and the
continent , renewed buying by the south ,
a good demand from spinning districts ,
from Wall street and from the west. The
selling WHS by parties who felt inclined to
take prolils. The market opened sleady at
an advance of lf(5 ( pnlnls and the advance
was promptly Increased ISfr-iS points , on
the closing figures of yesterday , The moro
direct bullish Inlliicnco was the renewed
leading strength Phown by the spot mar
kets In the south , .which was promptly re
sponded to by cm'.advance of-44S7-6d ! ! nt
Liverpool along the future schedule , while
the English marketifor spot cotton showed
the greatest nctivily of recent times at a
further advance of 1-Gtd. Private cables
at the same tlmo reflected much concern
respecting the question of new crop acre-
ano. The close was llrm at a net rise of
15SJ27 points.
LIVERPOOL , Feb. C. COTTON Spot ,
fair demand and prices l-32d higher ; Ameri
can middling fair , 51-lGd ; good middling ,
4Ti.d ; middling , 4 13-lCd ; low middling ,
4 ll-16d ; good ordinary , 4'/.d ; ordinary.
15-ied. The sales of ihe day were 15,000
bales , ot which 1,000 were for speculation
and export and Included 11,350 American ,
Receipts , 9,000 bales. Including 8,800 Ameri
can. Futures opened flrm and closed Irregu
lar and unsullied at the advance ; Ameri
can middling , I. m. c. . Ft'oruary ' , 4 47-G4ii (
4 4 < - ld. buyers : FfSri'nry and March. 444-04
< ? T4 43-61d , sellers ; 'March ' and April , 4 41-Gld ,
value ; April and May , 4 38-GId , sellers ; May
and June. 4 ; -6ld. . sellers ; June ami July ,
133-64d , Fellers ; July and August , 4 31-G4d ,
sellers ; August and Heptnnber. 1 23-C4d , buy
ers ; September and October , 4 15-64d , sellers ;
October and November , 4 7-fi4d. buyers ; No
vember and December , 4d , buyers.
Col toil Miirk < * l.
NEW ORLEANS , Feb. G. COTTON
Futures very steady ; February , $8.10 bid ;
March , $ S.O JS.07 : April , $ S.06fS.07 ( ; May ,
$ S.OMS.07 ; June , $ S.CWS.OO ; July , SS.04ft8.05 ;
August , $7.91 < f(7.)2 ! ) ; .September , $7.20c < (7.3S ;
October , $7.2If(7.'j. ; November , $7.13f7.17 | ;
December. $7.16(7.1S. ( Saes12,500 ! bales ; or
dinary , 3G-lCc ; KO id ordinary , 77-10e ; low
middling , 7c ; middling. Side ; good mid
dling , S5-lGc ; middling fair , 8c. Receipts.
7,363 bales : stock , 390,810 bales.
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 6.-COTTON Firm ,
3-16e higher ; middling' , S 1-lGc ; sales , none ;
receipts , 4.GSO bales ; shipments , 4,7S7 bales ;
stock , 93.SC9 bales.
California Dried KriillN.
NEW YORK , l-'eb. C. - CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Showed a tolerably
steady undertone , but no change In quota-
tlons. Demand for evaporated apples was
light and as offerings were liberal the mar
ket exhibited a weak undertone , with quo
tations materially lower ; country advices
unfavorable and nt the close the tendency
WUH toward a still lower level ; state , com
mon. G4ftfp ( ; prime , C14ffic ; choice , 7f(714c ( ;
fancy , f > { | 84e. ! Prunes , 3'4f7e. ' | as to size and
quality. Apricots , Royal , 13W15c ; Moor park ,
ISftlSc. Pcact.es , peeled , 18f(22c ( ( ; impeded ,
714Sj9c.
Dr.v CoodN Market.
NEW YORK , Feb. G.-DRY GOODS The
demand for stuplo coltons has not varied
to any material c.\lent from yesterday In
any description. The extent of law cotlon
Is Improving In underlono nnd t'ho ' market
generally Is somewhat llrmer in brown and
gray goods. Bleached cottons are llrm.
Coarse colored cottons nro strong. Prints
are steady. Ginghams In all grades are well
eltuatcd. Print cloths are llrm , but busi
ness Is quiet. Men's wear woolens are
quluter af.er recent a < tlvlty , but tone of |
market is strong Ihroughijut.
Oil Uiirkt-t.
OIL CITY , Pa. , Feb. 6.-O1LS Credit
balances. $1.6S ; ci-rtillcutc-t * , no bid ; shlji-
incnla , 50,321 bblh. ; average , 73,95' ) bbls. ;
runs. & 5.B31 bbls. ; average , OS.OOO bb'.s. ;
LIVERPOOL , Feb. G. OlLS-Coltanseed ,
Hull refined , May and August , sleady nt
22s 9d. Turpentlim spirits , strong at Us 3d.
Rosin , common , 5s 9d.
NUW YORK , -OILS-ColtonKPcd ,
strong ; prime crude , 33V4c ; prime yellow ,
3714f(3Sc. Petroleum , llrm. itouln , llrm ;
Htralued , common to iood , ? 1.G24. ! Tur-ien-
line , slronu : il 5Gi(5C',4c. (
CulleiAlnriii'l. .
NEW YORK. Feb. li.-COFFEE-Fu-
lures opened sleady at 5dO points decline .
and ruled llrm without much dlsturhanee i
to prices ; closed slcady at a net decline
of from 5 lo 20 polnlH , th latter on July ; '
; total Hales , 47,250 bags. Including March , I
1 $7.15fi7.25 ; May , $7.23'i(7. ' : ! : ) ; Juno , S7.10 ; July , |
' $7.40f(7.15 ; AufiUHt. $7.60 ; September , S7.45fa ,
" .CO ; Oclober. $7.00 ; November. * 7.GO ; Do- i
comber. $7.C5fr".75. Spot , Rio , barely steady ; '
No. 7. Invoice , $ s.6214 ; No. 7. .loblilnqr , J3.1214.
Mild , steady ; Coni-va | , $10.0Cf/13.50.
SiiKiir Miirlii-l ,
NEW YORK. Feb..C.-Sl'GAR-Rilv iiui"-
kct llrm ; fair rellnlng , Ic bid ; centrifugal ,
90 tcM , 4 7-16c bid ; molasses sugar , 34o bid ;
relliiO'J ll-in.
NI'JW ORLEANS , Feb. G. - SUGAR
Strons ; open kettle , S fll 3-10e ; ipen kettle ,
centrifugal , l'jli-1Gc ! ; contrlfuiial. plan-
tallon granulate'd , 4Tic ; whllo. 45 Q4T4c ; yel
low , 44f(4T ! > ic ; s-econds , 2TW(13-16c. (
MOLAS.SES-Qulel ; open kettle , 32f 10c ;
centrifugal , Si3tic. Syrup , bteady at 33c.
3liii-riiiu lli-iii-lu-H Ohio.
EA T LIVERPOOL , O. . Fob. G.-Ex-Con-
sul .Macrum arrived hero today. Ho de
clined to make u statement of bin reasons
for leaving il'retorla. Mr. Macrum went at
once to tee his sick mother.
Oil All A LIVE STOCKS All RETi
Oattlo Trade Do s Not Show Any Material
Ohango in Prices.
KINDS IN DEMAND AT QUOTATIONS
* Open IMubiT mill l'lo < io Still
Illutiot I\ITJ tlilnu Sold In
( illllll SlMlNIHI SlielM' ' " " '
Stl'llll ) .
SOUTH OMAHA , Feb. 0.
Receipts were : Cattle. Hog. . Bhcep ;
Otnclal Monaav 2,6t > i ai" " I J.lii
Olllclal 'Iticsaay 3,5bl JI3 3SiU
'Two days this week. . . . 0,131 0.307 S.2J7
banio days lust week. . . . i.l.M i'.olW.s. ' . >
Sanii ! days wek before. . 5 , ! > M 1UOI l .3 *
Same three wtfks ago. . o,3GO lltib ; : t > * t * >
Average prlco paid tor hogs for the last
several days wltli companions :
The olllclul number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was ;
Cattle. Hairs. Sheep.
C , . M. & St. P. Ry 3 a
O. A : St. I , . Ry 0 a 8
Missouri Pacilic Ry . .
Union I'.iclllc system. . . . 30 17
C. Ai .V. W. Ry S I
K. , K. & il. V. II. R. . . . M 20 2
C. , St. P. , .M. & O. Ry. . 21 ft . . !
It. & il. R. K. R 21 17 i
tH. . & Q. Ry S 13 2 j
K. C. , * i Si. J 11 1
( ' . , R. 1. & P. . oust 4 I . . I
C. , R. I. & P. , west 1 . . 2 >
llllnuln Central 1 . .
Total receipts 15. ) S7 10 !
The disposition of the day's receipts wna
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of brad Indicated :
Huvels. Cattle. Hog. ' . Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 311. M > i 10
G. II. Hammond Co 211 1,10,1 157
Swift and Company 330 1,101 2,121
Cudahy Packing Co 77S 1.667 S.U
Armour & Company & 9I 1,200 067
Omaha Packing Co. , K. C. 76
Cudahy , from 1C. C 219
R. Hcckor & Degan 131
Vansant & Co SS
W. 1. Stephen 211
11111 , t HtmtMiiRcr 3
Ilufton & Co I . . . . . . . .
Livingstone. * Schaller. . . . 2S
Hamilton & Rothschild. . . . 70
1 . R ll'usz 82
Dennis 16
Other buyers 310 , 60 . . . .
Total 3,640 6,310 3S 1
OATTI..I5 Yesterday's cattle market was
10ttl5c lower as reported , and today the.
cattle sold about Mcady at th , t decline.
That Is , the cattle today were sold In about
the same notches as yesterday.
There were not far from forty loads of
cornfed steers In the yards , a good many
of them short fed stuff , but still there were
some pretty fair cattle among the offer
ings. The market on all good kinds was
steady , but the feeling on zonunon and
undesirable stuff was weak. The market
was reasonably active , so that the most
of the cattle changed hands early In tht\
forenoon. Shippeis must understand that
at the present time It takes right good cat
tle to bring $5.40. Cattle are now selling
15'a20c lower than the good time last week.
Cow.i and heifers seemed to be In pretty
lair demand at steady prices , and practically
everything changed hands In reasonably
good season. Uuyers seemed to want good
cows and heifers and were out looking for
them. Hulls were a little weak , and for
two days can safely be quoted lOc lower.
Veal calves were scarce and the market
strong , so much so that the best brought
$7.25.
The stocker and feeder market was Just
about steady early , but later on speculators
did not appear quite so anxious for the cat
tle and the market closed slow and lower.
Representative sales :
BKBF STEERS.
2 . 41,5 , S.-i 12 . K l ?
1 jio . ; . , i 1 . ' " > 4 - ' "
s . ; ; ; ; . . ; MI , . - < > as . , JM j ? ?
1 . 94(1 ( : i f ) 15 . HW ] y
8 . H HftO 23 . ! " * \ &
4 . W2jfK si . yg j
4 . tbi IW 10 . & \ < S
2 . i&m 4(0 2 . wO } ;
SO . 1U ! 4 10 fi . M2
i . o 1 10 i . " " , § 1 ' 5 !
r. . mo 121 42 . inm ifio
1U . 7SJ 4 Ki P . > ! j j
48 . 7IJI ( W TO . T3 40) )
4 . fM 4 IS 32 . W < " [ '
i . ( ito ins : - . 3 < i Jv
81 . fvsS 40 9 . 5l '
1 . 10SO J 45 4 . i J J
. ! " , 14) il . TO W
23 . % 0 4 ! J 2 . 633 ISO
10 . SI5 4 i ; .
i . 170 3rai . w
.Mc-lnlo h & Stilton-lHali.
117 fcodr > r ( < . . 015 ITO 10 frodctfl. . < ! ' > ' rV
1IOUS The market IhU nutrnlnx opcnca
2lSfi5p titRhor and ol.ifi-d 5c higher. I no
ili'inmul was KOOI ! and t.io market active
at the advance so that rvprylhliiK was
and weighed up In peed sranmi. HuycM
sremcil to want a good many lions ntid as
rta-clpls fell soincwhal short of eMicctn-
tlons that fact helped to rinse the mat net
Nti-oni ; .
w\s will bo noted from the milo ? below the
Rood IIOKM sold very largely at $4.Tn. whllo
half of nil the IIORS here yesterday went at
Jl.fo. A few of the early sales and a few
loadn not very good sold below Jl.io , but on
the other han.l there were quite a number
of sales above that figure. Some right good
heavy hogs btought SI.SO , which was the
toil as again ft. 75 yesterday.
It will lie not it ! from the table of aver-
iTge iirlres below that the market today
tnm-hcd the high point of Hie feafon so far.
Oiif month ago hogs were selling nt this
point on an nverago. at II. nr , and two
months aio nt 5.1. Mi. The hogs iiold today
1",4c ' higher than a week ago. Iteprescnt-
ntivo tales :
'No. ' AV. Sh. 1'r. No. Av. fill. 1'r.
L'7 . llo . . . { iyji,4 SU . 210 120 47) )
MJ . il'ii 1WJ 4 45 21 . 252 . . 1 TO
; ! M . iii-j . . . 4 W,4 77 . 2iti Ifil ) IT"
| ? 1 . L'rj 120 4 ba IW . 20fi . . . 470
i''i . isu . . . 4 to 7ft . 211 . . . 4 70
| tO . W . . . 4 bV' < . 07 . 237 . . . 170
lib . Hit 110 4 lT' , ; ( A . 2IP. . . . 170
4s . . ; . . . 4 tii ' .a 07 . IPO . . . I 7rt
TB..ao . . . 407V02 . -10 I " °
, 4o . sm 120 i , ; .j r.2 . 271 : oo 1 70
; . -jai . . . i-ii" . MJ . : : is 80 470
I 14 . ; ili 10 1 67 'A ' CO . 312 SO 170
J . - u\ \ . . . 1 Ii7v6S . 250 . . . 470
i- . s . . . -i in-2 fi2 . 270 . . . 170
Mi . .VI . . . ! 1571,4 71 . 232 . . . 470
72 . IMS 40 4 ! ) , > . SO . 215 . . . 4 70
t.5 . 2C 120I Ii7' ' < " 77 . 241 110 170
V5 . 2(12 ( . . . 4 07C 1M . 211) ) 1OT 4 70
11 . 2'U 5.0 I 70 " S . 2X1 . . . I 72U.
. 2.VU . . . 170 f,7 . 2M SO 4 72'i
5i ( . i2ii lliO I 70 75 . 227 . . . 1 ,2'a
lit ! . 25' , ! . . . 4 VO K2 . 215 . . . 172'i '
72 . 2 < . . . 470 71 . ! ! ) 40 4 72i
7t ! . 23 ! ) SO I ' ,0 CJ . 2M ! 120 4 72' '
13 . ffil . . . 4 71) ) 5S . 2(3 ( . . . 4 72 > i
12 . 2hS . . . 170 70 . 270 . . . 4 72 ' .4
57 . 2)5 ) 40 170 Of . 272 . . - . 4 72U.
Cl ! . 2oO . . . 4 70 fS . 220 . . . 4 72V *
,51 , . 2S2 SO 470 lit . SI ! ) 40 4 72'i
I 61 . 250 . . . 470 51 . 31S SO 472" .
US . 220 40 470 tK . ' -'Z . . . -J 72' ' , ' .
El . -VJ . . . 170 70 . 2tl ! SO 1 75
71 . 22G ItiO 470 B2 . 321 . . . 475
93 . 210 . . . 4 70 69 . 2K ! ) If.O 4 75
69 . 19.1 . . . 470 70 . 2G5 40 475
07 . 2ti . . . 470 f.G . 2M . . . 475
Co . 257 320 470 44 . 27,1 . . . 475
72 . 21li . . . 470 59 . 322 . . . 475
78 . 220 . . . 470 R4 . 24S 40 175
47 . SOS SO 470 f,7 . Cnfi . . . 4 7o
50 . 250 SO 470 6 . 3G5 SO 4 SO
85 . 20S 40 4 70
SHKaP There was a fair run today and
a fair market. Prices were Jut't about
steady with yesterday and there was no
quotable change In the market. Belle.rs
f-eemed to feel rather firm and were holding
on for strons prices so that file market
was not especially active , still practically
everything was disposed of In good seapon.
The sales will show the prices paid for the
different kind of sheep and lambs on sale.
No. Av. Pr.
2.1S we.stcrn owes . 03 $430
210 ewes . M 1374
211 ewes . flS 137' .
110 western owe ? . M 4 45
103 western ewes . 122 4 50
1 western ewe . 100 4 50
29S western wethers . 122 4 75
IW wethers . 121 475
10S western wothers . , . . . 117 4 S5
4J western yearllng-s . 104 fi 37'/4
ISO western yearling's . 110 5 45
240 western lambs . 72 fi 65
130 western lambs . 76 6 65
279 western lambs . 75 670
29S western lambs . SI fi 70
2 western lambs . PO 6 75
114 western lambs . 96 675
1 western cwo . 00 $1 10
25 western owes . S2 4'fiO
10 goats . S3 4 50
1S2 western wethers . 92 5 10
7 western yearlings . SI 550
10 cull lambs . , ! 5 EO
2.11 western yearlings . 72 575
36 western iambs . fi1) 650
12S western lambs . 72 6 05
CHICAGO MVI3 STOCK MAIIKI5T.
Catllo Ocnrrnlly Stonily Texnn Slcom
Lower IloiiM 'Active ' , Higher.
CHICAGO , Feb. G. CATTT.E Generally
steady ; Texan Ptcers , lOc lower ; bulls ,
steady ; receipts , 1,200. Butcher stock , a
shade easier ; calves , steady ; feeders , firm
and active. Good to choice , J3.250fi.10 ; poor
to medium , H.OOH-1.90 ; mixed stockers , { 3.2. >
( S3.95 ; selected feeders , $4.255-1.95 ; ffood to
eholco cows , $3.40ff4. ) ; heifers , $3.2 Vfj > 1.75 ;
fanners. $2.2002.85 ; bulls , $2.C5iT4.CO ( ; calvep ,
$4.50fiS.TG ; fed Texas beeves , $1.00,33.10.
HOGS Active , strong to 5c higher ; top ,
$5.C3 ; good clearances. Mixed and butchers ,
$4.70fil.97'good ' ; to choice , heavy , $ I.SG < fi >
5.00 ; rough , heavy , JJ.70fH.80j light , $1.65 ©
4.90 ; bulk of sales , JI.R5fil.93.
SIIIOBP Stronsj lambs , lOc lower ; seven
dou'blo-deeks ' Colorado lambs , $7.00 ; native i
wethers , $ l.50Ti5.t5 ; ; lambs , $5.00Ji7.CO : western - j
orn wethers , JI.10@ .4Q ; western lamb ? , $6.00 '
0-7.00.
Receipts : Cattle , 4OW ; hogs , 30,000 ; sheep ,
17,000.
St. I.ouliH I.lvo Stodc.
ST. IOU1S , Feb. 6. I'ATTLIS Receipts ,
3,580 , Including1 2,200 Te.xans ; market easier ;
natlvu shlppiiuj and export steers. $ I.75W
C.S5 ; dressed beef and butcher ? teers , $ I.Wi >
5.ni ; steers under 1,000 Ibs. , $3.S05TI.75 ; stock-
ere and feeders. $3.50JI1.70 ; eows and heif-
ors. $2.00ljl.SO ; canners , $1.255(2.85 ; btilli ) ,
$3.15fi-.CO ) ; Texas and Indian steers , $ . ! .50fi >
1.S5 , with Home line stocks worth $5.007(5,10 ;
cown and heifers , $2.25T(3.90.
Iioas-necelpta , 12.000 ; market active ,
but steady ; pigs and lights. $4.70f(4.SO ; pack
ers. $4.l" > < r < > lS5 ; butchers. $1.S5 < ! (4.90. (
SIIBKP Receipts , 1,200 ; market o'ront ;
and active ; native muttons , $1.5 < VfG.5 ;
lambs , $5.00f/7.00 ; culls and bucks , $2.C05J' '
4.50 ; stockers , $3.COfi3.65.
KimnnN ( ' ! < > I.lvc Slorlf.
KA'NSAS CITV. Keb , C.-CATn.K Re-
celnts , K.750 natives , 250 Texans ; market a
trlflo slow , but about steady ; heavy native.
steers , $1.90 (5.60 ; light weights , $4.50 0.00 ;
stackers and feeders , Jl.00ti5.10 ; butcher
cows and heifers , $3.10W4.00 ; caimcrf , $2.5M/i /
3.10 ; fed westerns , $1,001(0.10 : western feed-
CM. $3.3MT4.5 : ! ; Texans , $3.T5W4.33.
HOGS Receipts , 12.500 ; market acMve at
fie advance ; heavy , JI.70Q4.sr > ; mixed , $1.00
slockers and feeders , $3.503.23 | ; culls , $2.00
< f)3.50. )
NCMV York l.lvtStool. . .
NEW YORK. Feb. G.-BEKVIJS-Rccolpts ,
7ftl : nothing doing ; feeling slcady ; cablefl
quote American cattle higher at 12Q13c per
pound. Refrigerator beef , lower at lOc per
pound. Exnortp today , none ; tomorrow. 419
cattle , 45 t-heop and 0,142 quarters of hoof.
CALVES-Ri ci-lptH. 101 ; < | iilet , but steady ;
ull foldvtMln J5..r.Tf(9.i.O. (
PHIAND : ! : ! LAMBS-Recel'ils. 1,302 ;
s"icep steady ; InmlH , f-low and lOc lower ;
six c-ir : unsold ; shcoo. SI.IOfrfi.STl'lamb ; : - ,
$7.2Vf7.70 | ; yearlings , $0.12'/4.
lIOf.H Receipts , 4.370onei caron rale ;
firm at $3.205(5.30 ; pigs , $3.301/3.40.
SI. .losouli I , ! < Sliii'l.- .
SOLTM ST. JOSKPII. Mo. , Feb. G.-Spo- (
clal. ) 1 he Journal quotiH :
CATTLE Receipt * . 1,100 ; 'market steady
to He lower on steers ; cows , strong to 10 < - |
higher : natlvo sleers , $ I.OOf(5.P.3 ; Texas and
westerns , $3.40f(5.33 ; cows and helferp , { 2 25
( T(450 ; lulls and atngs , $2.2 > fd.03 : yoarlli'SH ' i
and iiilvfH. $ ( . ( ' 0 < ? | 5.00 ; Hocker. ( < j nnd fe-oderf. ,
$ 'i.i"f(1.7"jveils | , $ l.50f(7.23. |
HOCJR-RecolptH. 4,2fiO ; market strong to i
60 higher : all gradot' , $ I.C5 } < ! .SO ; bulk of' '
calor. $ ( . .07'.4f(4.73. ' ( I
SHKEP Re clpls , 400 ; market ac'lve and
steady ; lumlM , $7.00.
.Stock In
Kollonine1 are the iccclpiK at the four
principal western rnarltels for February :
Cattln. Hor-i. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.561 6,211 3 sVi
Cbliiigo 1.000 ! r1.C05 17.DIW
Kunra < } City 9.000 125OT 4w' ! ' ;
t. IvOUis 3,500 12.XU1.2(0 (
Totals 20flTl eO,7n 2C.DO )
l'Jmr--HM SlrlUrN Krf-lKliI Triiln.
TOLEDO , Feb. 0.-A northbound eM.rc-ss
( ruin on I'hn ' Hocking Valley road last night
rail into ( ho rear of a freight at Cnre-y.
wit-eking the engine and baggage car of the
express and the c.iboose and two frelnhl
cars of tlio other. The wreck took tire and
the five cars we.ro consumed. Tim commit IPS
were : Drakeman Stelnman killed ; Kn-
glncers RouiiBfvllIe and Snyder of Toledo ,
Injured. Kratt of Flndluy ,
injured.
WILL NOT ENTERTAIN BRYAN
Alnoiii'tiln ( lull .Member * Object In
Titriilni : II Into
NKW YORK. Feb. Members rt the Al
gonquin clut ) , n leading social organization
of Bridgeport , Cjnn. , declined to entertain
Wllllnni J. Hrynn. who Is to speak til tlmt
city today. Fnme of the * member * announce 1
that Mr. Hrynn would bt > the Rtiegt of the
club and tlicro wan a revolt by those of other
political faiths. The governors of the club.
after n warm dl cusloii < , decided that it
would breed trouble If the Nebrnskmi were
tendered n club Invitation.
Mr. Bryan will therefore not bo a Ruest
of the organization , although ho may bo
Invited to visit the rooms by some of lit. *
! admirers , who nre on the committee to t-r-
j cclve him. This the club cannot prevent.
; Mr. Bryan will speak In Carnegie hall ,
New York , tomorrow night on current
problcmo. Mr. Hryan did not speak In Now
York ( hiring lili recent visit and there was
' fiomo trepidation among Tninmany leaders
, ns to how fnr they should go In their recap-
, lion of him. Mr. Bryan returns with the
1 prestige of his highly successful New Kns-
j land tour and It Is i tate < l that n largo ntini-
' her of Tammany's big men will bo on th'e
'platform ' timoirow night.
I . ,
Mcri'liiml TnllorK * A * oelnt Ion.
LOrtSVtLLE. Ky. . Kelt. Pi. The Men-limit
Tailors National exchange met In minimi
session nt the Gait house today , Largi
ili-lcKullins wore In attendance from Hi
l < onli > . St. 1'nul , Chicago , Halllmoro , Hov
tcm and other cities. Today's session w.is
opened with mi address of welcome l-v
Mayor Weaver , after which National Pro -
IdrntV. . K. Jones of Boston delivered his
annual address.
Ill-Mill In Coimeclli-iit.
HARTFORD. Conn. . Fob. 6. William J.
Itryan it > ai-licd this city today from Massa
chusetts mill was welcomed to Connecticut
by Alexander Troilp. member of the Demo
cratic National commltlee , and other prOnii- i
nel pprakctK. After addressing a mass
meeting In the coliseum this afternoon Mr.
Bryan wont to Bridgeport , where ho Is to
[ iponk this evening.
Iflols Ainoiiic Strikers.
ClllCAC.O. Feb. fi.-As a result of the
Hullrllng Trades strike begun yesterday one
man was shot today and several wore
beaten by striken * . Most of the rioting
WIM among the men employed by the New
man I'lano company. The police made sev
eral artcHts.
KiiJinMf - .N anil Cnninirnt.
Charters for clghl new Kansas churches
were issued In one day last week.
Lawrence I per cent school bonds to the
amount of J O.OOO were sold at $1.03.
Alexander Giinn of Herrlngton claims 10
be 113 years old. lie. was born In Scotland.
The rule that a man can't got back Into
the game after once dropping out will bo
waived in the case of John \V. Hreldcntlial.
A. .1. Henry , formerv ! n I.eavenworth
man , succeeds the late I'rof. 11. A. llnzen
as chief of the weather .bureau . at Wash
ington.
Kansas Is lining up on .the . side of good
roads. The agitation for hotter highway. *
Is no longer ronllncd to the towns. The
' farmers have become Interested and when
! they back a public enterprise It Is a go.
Numerous meetings throughout the state
arc scheduled to bo held at early dates in
devise ways and means.
Mtx.-toiirl nnd MlNNourliinn.
The Odd Fellows of ' 'nmoron have dedi
cated their new hall.
The police of Chllllcothc are making war
on the slotmachines.
The grand jury elcaned out the gamWIii' *
dives at Rnckport last week.
Plattsburg Is talking a'bout ' voting bonds to
buy the. electric light plant In that ( own.
'Masked ' robbers blew open the safe ill the
Chicago it Alton ik'pot at Glasgow an 1
made away with $300.
Charles Downing of Gnllatln was bitten on
the right hand by a mad horse a fev.- I'-vs
nco ami a madstone adhered to the wound
for llfteen hours.
flood mules can be Jmught In Missouri at
from $30 to $ SO. It costs S-n a head to ship
them to .South Africa , where they toll from
$200 to $600 a head.
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