THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 190fi.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Stronger
Tone DeTelops
Grain Lilt,
in Whole
PREDICTED COLD WAVE HELPS WHEAT
tables Onlr rartlally Reflect Wednee.
day's Wrikieit-Factors Combine
for strength la Cora Sym
pathy ! Oata Market.
OMAHA, Feb. 1, 1M.
A strong tone rnn through the whole lint
today. Predictions of cold weather started
wheat shorts to covering, and tha market
was strong throimhout tne session. Cables
onlr partially reflected yesterday's weak
ness In America, all markets, out Lrverpool
r.oluing nrm. May closed at Mic July at
J34o and September at 52Sc. Trading was
light.
Farmer deliveries of rorn continued
light, clearances Were large and Argentina
Shipments small. The market wns strong
ifo1 V.tV.'jr Mny 'lay clned ' I
444c. July at Vaic una September at.
rowing of the spread between May and
July down to a split.
Stocks of oats are large, but export and
domestic demand continue good. The mar
ket was strong. May cloned at 3o4'a304c,
July at Sc and September at 2SSc.
Clearances were K23,ouo bunhels corn. lh"7,
f6 bunhels oats. 147.X0 hunheln wheat and
M.00O barrels flour. Prlmarv wheat recelDts
were 430,000 bushels and shipments 2i.i0 I
bunhels, against receipts last year of m.M j
.'ubi.ib nii.i ruitninin oi -tw.iiuu luiniii'is.
Corn receipts were 6S9,0n0 bunhels and ship
ments 421.000 bunhels. againnt receipts last
year of 4X7.000 bushels and shipments of
IM.Ona bunhels.
Liverpool cloned 4d lower on wheat and
d lower on corn.
Broomhall estimates Argentina wheat
Shipments at lflO.Oift bu. He says the
weather Is dry In Argentina and there arj
tumors that the corn has been damaged by
hot winds.
Cash demand was excellent In Minneap
olis ot le under May and In some cases a
shade better.
New York wired charters made for 710,000
bu. oats for February shipment.
Cash sales at Chlengo venterdav were
lOO.U0 bu. corn and Lvl.oiO bu. oats. The
seaboard reported nales of 64.0O0 bu. wheat.
J2t'.fO0 bu. corn, 12fi,0i0 bu. oats and 50.000
bu. barley. .
The Northwestern Miller says: "The flour
output last week lnerensed nearly liS.OO j
imrreis. l nere were fourteen mills in oper
ator today and thev should make over
800,000 bushels tills week. Trade was spotted
last week. Outside mills report general
lack of demand."
Corn Is said to be arriving in New Orleans
from Nebraska and northern Kansas in an
Unsatisfactory condition and a good part Is
Rradlng No. 4. It Is said this will have to
e kiln-dried before It can be exported with
aafety.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. hard. 1 car. 734c; No. 4
hard. cars, 721,6c; 1 car, 71c.
CORN No. t, 1 car. S7o; No. 4. 2 cars,
o.
Omaha Cash Priees,
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 76tT7T4e: No. S
hard. ;;i'u7."V; No. 4 hard. Kh'uTJc: No. 2
spring, 75'i77Hc; No. 3 spring. 72r1744e.
CORN No. 3, ,17c; No. 8 white. 38(j3S4c;
No. 4. 35Mi30e; No. ? vellow. 37o.
OATS-No. 3 mixed. 27;'n2ftc; No. 3 whits,
CT4c: No. 4 white. 224c
RYE No. 2, 6'c; No. 3, K'c.
t'arlot Receipts.
Wheat. Curn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis ,
fimaha
Duluth
1st. Louis ....
21
1!1
91
ITS
M
44
63
84
2t
110
170
tlllCAtiO UHAI 4I) PROMSIONS
Fcalnrei of the TradlntT and Closlnjg
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1. A lively foreign de
mand and the official forecast of a cold
wave throughout the west and northwest
caused a tlrm wheat market here today.
At the clone wheat for May delivery was
up t.c. Corn was also up tc. Oats showed
a gain of Vc. Provisions were frTjluc
higher.
beittlmenl in the wheat pit was bullish
throughout the day. At the opening the
May option was 'no lower to H'tfio higher
at MM.C to HiiM"w. a nuiiiufi- or - tne
loading. Kqmmis,-uoa Uousrs were actlv ,bid-
rlsra from the start and offerings were
readily abs.rbej. The forecast of a cold
Wave for the principal wheat growing
states, as far south as Kansas and Ne
braska, was the chief factor affecting the
market early in the day. ljiter the market
r. M.hL.h n I r,r I. v.
port demand. The highest point of the day
waa touched at MV&Miac The niarket
ciosea nrm wiin may ai ri-. tiraiaiins
..r .l.ui iij...r ne .mis I in ia
bushels. Primary receipts were 430,014) bush
els against SO3.000 bushels one year auo.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 243 cars against 317 cars last
week and 230 cars a year ago.
Despite weak cables the corn market was
firm all day. The chief bullish Influences
were large clearances at the seaboard and
a report trom Argentina that the corn crop
there Is being dmiaged by dry weather.
The market closed llrm. May opened un
changed to a shade higher at 44sc to 44
1(440, sold up In 44'c, and closed at 44.
1ocal receipts were 258 cars with 12 cars
of contract grade.
The oats market was firm, but -prices
moved within a very narrow range. The
firmness was due largely to the strength
tf wheat and corn. Alay opened a shado
lower to a shade higher at .VVajOc, sold
up to tOc and closed at Jo'ju- Local
receipts were 131 cars.
Provisions wrie weak early In the day
because of the liquidation of a line of rihs
estimated at S.O'iO.Ooo pounds. There was
also conHlrterable profit-taking In lard and
pork. Offerings, however, were readily
taken by local paokera and Ensllsh houses.
This started shorts to coveting, with the
result that the market was tinn ut tho
close. Final quotations on May pork were
up Mj7Vtc at $14 leil4.12S. Lard was up
7Vtc. nt $7.G2'V Ril were "Va 10c higher,
at 17. m.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
B cars; corn, 203 cars; oats, 111 curs; hogs,
iV),'0 head.
Tha leading futures ranged an follows:
Artlclea.j Open. Hlgh. Ixw. Close.Yes'y.
Wheat I
Mny
I
I
MSI Rl
83'- SISli l
, Sl".f-,
S4'4I
Kl'a!
J iily
t ot n -
May
July
Sept.
t ih 1 a
I
I
44'1li
its;
41-.I
44S; 44.
tor,
44',
44S
41H.
4lV
4S44Sfis
44 44
I
May
tSOVTAi-SOiafiSI
I .-J',. 2!t--.i
July
1 -
Afny
July
1. .i
M.'V July
1!1.
Mav July
r.Vji 2!V30SjVi
II 00
14 to
7 55
7 5
I T 55
7 6.
14 12 13 90
14 22 'y 14 00
14 12',ij 75
14 2241 14 Of.
1
55 7 (CL.i 7 40
7 65 7 72't, 7 i5
7 52, 7 65 I 7 45
7 62'ii 7 75 I 7 574
l 7
1 to
No. t.
r-jh ivinMtlnps were .is follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $3.o
ITJ4.00; straight, $.:.0j'i35: spring pat
i.ij. Vj;ij..o, trdii;i.i, jJo.oi'u5; talvcrs,
! '" lt.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 81c; No. 3. 7!i'i83c;
No. 2 n-d. Sr.i'dSi'.c.
CORN No. 2. '-'jc; No. 2 yellow, 41 c.
OATS No. 2, 2T.' No. 2 while, SoksgSOc;
No. 3 white, VoSl'sc
l: v.. 1..
BARLEY Good feeding. SStac; fair to
Cl ai"nj4 1 ''
SEEDS No. I flax. $1.(4: No. 1 northwest
ern. Jl.l. I'rline timothy, $i;u3.S.). Clover,
cciM?:irt crad-. 13. V.
PROVISI'N8 Mess pork, per hbl., $13 80
Sfl3:. iJird. per Po lbs.. $7.457.474. Short
ill. a siiics ilo.isei. $7.4.ii7. hi. Sluut clear
sides (Wixod). $7.7T)13 7.S7I,.
Follow Km wen- tne iccelpts ana shlp
piei.is uf flour and giatn:
ReceMits. Shipments
Flour, bhls 33. 6(0 30.3UO
Whcil. bu 31.t"0 3u.v
I't.rn. bj S42..t' 163.4'
Oalit. tin 2'.3t 4J4.000
Re. bu 6."
Barley, bu H'4.ii 48.400
. . . ,.1 'lie efcoaiihe unlay tne hut
t r n.-r rt - os s:e dy: cieamTies, ltV-S'ie;
dairies. ixtj23c. Eg8, firm; at mark,
casta uuhidcd. 15c; UjjMh, loUc: prinie lireis,
Wi:; extras l"Vie. Ch.-cJe, sti-ady. UjlSo.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Fob. l.-i'oHX-Steady; No.
I, 4oc; ro grade. S4jy.
OATS-Strdv No. 2 white. Sic; No. I
while. Jftc; No. 4 white. t5.
RVE I'nchsngfd; No. 8, 67'ic.
W!USKY-On tt.e basis of $129.
Uolulb Urn In Market.
DULUTH, Feb l.-WHEATTo arrive..
No. 1 norvli'rn. '15c; No. 2 northern. TSe:
on track. No. 1 northern. Me; No. J
northern. 7iiiC: Mav. 8.1'c. Julv, iv,
f)TS-To a)T'v and. on track, 2tc.
DreadalalT at Llaerpool.
I 1 VFRl'Cifil, fs l:-Fc!'ein are tho
tix-k uf bu. Jd.-tuff and i iotisioi.s in Liv-
crpnol: Flour, 73.100 narks; wheat, l.OTt.Ono
centals; corn, TlvO centals: bacon, 13,1'
box; hams, boxes; shoulders, 500
bourn; butter, h,i) rata.; cheese. M.!0
boxes; lard, 8.2(0 tierces of prime western
steam and 1,600 tons of other kinds.
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations
of the Day
oa Various
Commodities.
NEW TORK, Teh. l.-FLOVR Receipts,
25.;2 bbls.; exports, 6.618 bbls.; market
quiet and steady; Minnesota patents, H'i
4 o; Minnesota bakers. $3.6.4? J.90; winter
pat-nts, $4.1iB4.40; winter straights. .i
4 00; winter extras, $2.7.83.25; winter low
grades, lHAQi.J). Rye Hour, steady; fair to
good, 13. 7' rj 4. 00; choice to fancy, $4.05tf4.35;
buckwheat Hour, dull, l-'.lu'ji.lo for spot
and to arrive.
BUCKWHEAT-Steady; 614c delivered at
New York.
CORNMEAL Quiet; fine white and yel
low, li.iii; coarse, l.u."tjl.oil; kiln dried, JJ-70
(ft 2. Wi.
RVE Easy; No. 2 western, 73c f. o. b.
New York.
BARLEY Dull ; feeding, 42c c. I. f.
Bui.ai..; malting. tMoio c. I. f. Buflfllo.
WHEAT Receipts, 31.0i bu. ; exports,
19.S!io bu.; sales, 2,4ii0,0iij bu. futures. Spot
market firm; No. 2 red, Ml 4c, elevator; No.
2 red. 914c. f. o. b. alloat. On the whole
wheat displayed considerable strength to-
day, making better response to cash
mands. fears of another cold wave. si
ue-
strong
outside markets. Wall street buying and
a demand from shorts. Reactions were few
and unimportant and the market closed 4c
net higher, or within Ve of the top. May,
Kt J-lfcflioc. closed at kledc; July, N 13-ltiJ
fcSe, closed at s'c; September closed at
t oRN Receipts, 118.2SO bu. ; exports, M,
175 bu. Spot market easy; No. 2, 62c, ele
vator, and 4i".c, f. o. b. afloat; 4so. i y el
io"
get wai
ite; No. i white, 5ijc. option mar-
s nrm all nay on receipts nnd re
ports of Argentina damage, closing un
changed to 4c net higher. May, ' mTOc,
clot-ed at tutr; July, 64V,i5iJo, closed at
fce1,?; Scptemher closed at iO'iiC.
OATS Receipts, loa.50 bu. Hpot market
eaHy; mixed oats, 25 to 32 pounds, 3.Vi(..Vjc;
natural white, 30 to ."..1 pounds. 35VjU7c;
flipped whit. 3 to 4 pounds, to'ileo.
HAY Rarely steady; good to cuolce, 77V4
(gii-c.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice,
1K, 12rdl9c; lo4. 9-alHc; oldH, 6ffSc; Paeiflo
coast, j16, 10Jjl4c; 19e4, 9 12c; oldn, Qr.
Hli'KH Klriu. tir.ivesti.ii, 2 to lb pounds,
20c; California. 21 to 23 lbs., 21c; Texas dry
24 to 30 lbs., 19c.
LEATHER-Firm: acid, 26H?27Hc.
I'ltuVlsiuNS reef. steady; family,
Hl.frv.jis ; rnenn. !.(Kif 10 irfi; beef ham..
120.0021.00; packet, 10.5C"8 11.00; city, extra
India mens. $10.85'ul9.oo. Cut meats,
dull; pickled bellies, $x.2.V.j9.Go; pkkled
shoulders. 6O(a7.00; pickled hamn, ln.ir.ij.
S SO. lard, steady; western steamed, ii.7o'g
7.i; rellned, quiet; continent, 7.90; South
America, 8.50 ; compound, 6.UMjii.3il,-i.
I'orii. steady; f:imlv. .; short clear, (i6.w
617.00; mess, lo.noja 15.60.
TALLOW Steady; city,
6g.)K,c.
RICE Steady; domestic.
Japan, nominal.
Rl'TTER Easy: street
B'.c;
fair.
country,
3VSuc;
price
extra
creamery, 20c. timciai prices-, creamery,
common to extra, lGVa'if '.dc ; creamery, held
extras, 2"fi22Vjc; state dairy, common to
extra, 17i24c; renovated, common to extra,
liVr(2oc; western factory', common to firsts,
l.V?il7Vc; western Imitation creamery, ex
tras, 2Ho; western firsts. KHIil.ic
CHEESE Firm; state full cream, small
and large, colored and white, September,
fancy, 144c; October best, lavilillic; iate
made, small, average best, l2s.av; state
large. 12Vc; fair. HS1i;i2c.
EclC.8 Weak: western tirsts, lTVic; west
ern neeondn. li!317c: southerns, 13 Ujc.
rOl'LTRY Dressed quiet; western chick
ens, 10'tfl'c; turkeys, 13ti2oc; fowls, lOiJliisc.
St. I.onls General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1. WHEAT-Hlgher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, o9'(i93c; track,
!MVi??!toVc; May, 82'ijS2'jc; July, SlVsat; No.
a hard. 8WS4C.
CORN Firm: No. 2 cash, lie; track, C4
42',-iC: Mav. 42Sc; July. 43c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 cash. Sic; track,
S2'ySiic, May, '4c; No. 2 white. KVaC
KWtl'K-Stead v; red winter patents, 14.30
ff4.50; extra fancy and straight, J:t.j04.iS;
clear, $;.9iifi3.2fi.
SEED Timothy, steady, XI.WqKM.
f'ORN MEAL Steady. $2.20.
ItRA N Steady sacked east track 84'jTSTic.
HAY-Steady; timothy. .l311.40; prairie,
XS.OtKfl 11.0U.
IRON COTTON TIES-11.02,
H AGOING Otic.
HEMP TWINE ic.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: Jobbing.
JM.Ou. Lard, higher; prime steam, $7.30.
Iirv salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$7.75; clear ribs, $!i.00; short clears, $8.25.
Paeon, steadv; boxed extra shorts, $.7&;
clear rllis. IS.75; short clears, n.uo.
POULTRY-Flrmr chicken's, 10c'; springs,
ll4c: turkeys. 15c; ducks. 14c; geese, 7'tc,
lil'TTER Quiet; creamery, 2ig28c; dairy,
WL'lc.
EGGS-Weak. 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
.... B.OiiO 9.0H0
.... 63,00i 61.000
....170,fm 70,1-iOfl
.... jSo,0O 101,000
Flour, barrels.
v neat, ousneis.
' Corn, bushels...
Oats, bushels...
i
w rtt mu and PForlilosi
kaai flly GralB aad rroTliloai
i KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1. WHEAT Ma r-
I ket steady: May, 77'.ic; July, 75V: Septem
ber, 75'4c. Cash: No. 2 hard, 7fii83c; No. 3,
, 75''&,iOc: No. 2 red, 91"593Vsc; No. S. 8i891c.
CORN Steadv; Mav. 397sc; July, 40c.
'Cash: No. 2 mixed, Safic; No. 2 white,
4oVc: No. S, 39c.
1 OATS Steady; No. 2 white. 81'?132c; No.
It mixed. 3014c.
I HAY Steady; choice timothy, $10.5iK!fll.00;
' choice prairie. $7 .758 00.
I RVE Steady; ftVyvCVic
I EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas new,
I No. 2, whltewood eases included. 1.1c; case
count, 12tc; cases returned, ,tc less.
I BUTTER Steady; cteai-rry. LSc.
Receipts.. Shipments.
W heat, bu m,i
Corn, bu 71.000
Oats, bu 8.000
71.000
35.00)
13,000
Mllnaukee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1. W II E A T
Firmer; No. 1 northern, Sl'iQbi'jc; No. 2
northern, fiot'sc; May. Mo.
RYE Steady; No. 1, biSijyiW'c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 66c; sample, 40
540.
CORN Steady; May, 44c.
Liverpool ruin Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I. WIIEAT-Spot
nominal; futures steady; March, 6s lOVd;
May, 6s STd; July. 6s 8Vid.
cr)RN hpot quiet; American mixed new.
4s 2d; American mixed old. 4s 8d; futures
steady; March, 4s 1-V1; May, 4s 2Vid.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 27"4c.
EGGS Firm; '.jualc higher; western fresh,
17c at mark.
CHEESE Quiet; New York full cream,
1S'u14'c. '
Roatoa Blocks and Bonds
BOSTON, Feb. 1 Call loans. I'JO
per
cent: time loans, 4'iT3V per cent.
Official
4:
quotations on stocks una bonds
Atthtson adj.
4s.
. K Allouei
do 4n
Mia. (antral 4s
At.hiaoti
do pid
Potion ft Albany...
boston Ac Uallie....
.1 Amalgamated
. Amerlcan Zinc
. ', Alls:. lie
. I'i.i1, HU.gham
,:.4 ( ai. ai. Hecla
I.44 l ntii:nal
.114 1'oi.per llango ....
.146 Paly Weal
.2"3 Dominion Coal ..
.lf.1'4 jTanalin
. Granby
. Isle Hoyale
,, i Mass. Mining ....
.I47s M.i'tiigau
.lit Mohaak
,.Ul Slant. I', ft C
.. 45 Old Pominion ....
..PjO's Oscco.a
. . : f'arr.x
..244 wmm-y
. . ls flianuoa
. . M Tamarack
.. 41 Trinity
..lis foiled Copper ...
.. iv.is t'. 8. U:j.ing
.. I.V, I'. 8. Oil
.. sIVs I'tah
. . 4i , Victoria
. .11-,k Winona
.. 5 .Vi'wiverius
..1144
.. 14
.. 26
..
..710
..
.. 1
.. 17
.. ;
.. Ii
.. 14
.. .
.. 10
.. Is
.. &J
..
... i:w
...1C4
... 4l
...101
...
... n
.. 4u
... i:-v
. .. la
... t
... H
.. lii
boston Elevated ...
j l-'itcliburjx pfd
I N. Y.. N. H. ft H.
1 t nlou Taclnc
1 Auicr. Arjjje. Chem.
I do pid
Amer. fneu. Tube..
Amer. Huaar
do pfd
Amer. T. ft T
Anicr. Woolen
do pfd
pomimon I. ft 8.
i:on Elec. lllu.
Msm. Electric
do pfo
Maiia. lias
l ulled Krult
I'n.ud tho Mach..
do pfd
North liutia
V. 8. Elesl
do pid
tVrfttJUjj;. COUWOQ .
Ailvemura
4-m. Ak;d.
London tloalna Stocks.
IXJNDON, Feb. I. Closing quotation on
tucks cr:
Cousols, Btuuey auv, N. y. Central.. ..
AUhisuB Nortolk ft W
du acvount 4v e-.4r do pfd
Anac.uJ, j4- Oulanu ft W
do pid HI PsuuayiTaula, ....
iiaitimor A Ohio ...luv. Hand aliues
auadiau Pacllic l'. Reading
Ch.-a. ft Ohio ft.s do 1st pfd
Chlcagu Gl. W fs I do d pid
(' . M. ft St. j? Ill guutbern Hallway
Li.bwrs 1SV do pid
U. ai K. U 4j, 8uulh.ru Facile .
do pfd s.i-s U.ua Haclttc ....
ri 4 - do pfd
da lit pfd i2', V. 8. Steel
do 2d pfd "4 4 do p(d
Illinois Central 17s Wabash
...U44j
... MS
... M
... 54V,
... Jj's
... t'
... 72V,
... 4S-,
... 43-,
... 4JV.
...Hit's
... 7u
..lit
.. .iUUV,
... tim
...Hi
... 5Va
... 4i
Loulavllle at Naatl l.VS-v do p(d
M.. K. ft T... i-, Suauiali 4a
SILVER Bar. steady, DvVid pjr ounce.
MONEY 4 tier cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 37 per cent; for three
months' bills. 313-lfi37 per rent.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Feb. 1 Rank clearings for to
day tf $1. 562,774. ii and for the cor-respoud-
dale last year $1,14,702.741.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Fricet Flnctntte Widel tnd CoosUn'.Iy
Thronghont tha Session.
LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN ACTIVE ISSUES
4 arrent
of
the
Coarse
If noaea
nes.
Market
at
hanae
Least
Its
ll
Tli
NEW TORK.
Prices fluctuate
Feb. l.-lt Is rarely
that
so widely and no
con- t
strt.tlv as was the rase In the dealings on
the Stock Exchange today. Half a doxen
times or more durlna the day the current I
of the market changed its course. Neither .
declines nor advances were long pursued. I
Transactions were large In a few active i
stocks, but the conntant fluctuation had
the effect of unsettling speculative senti
ment and discouraging attempt to read
thu temper of the market.. The general
list was comparatively dull in consequence 1
and simply moved In sympathy with the .
wider movements of the npeculatlve favor- i
Res. It was said that some very large
transactions on either side of the market In ,
the promlnnt active stocks were closed out
within a brief time. Inference was drawn
from these events that floor traders wen I
making up the market to a very larpe .
extent and that the principal operations
originated In the board room Itself.
The important factors In the movements
of the day were made up almost alto- '
gether of rumors of vague suppositions i
few of which were confirmed by the event
or by any authoritative announcement
Great play was made on the assumption
that negotiations were In progrms for :i
rettlement of the long-standing disputes in
the copper trade which would do away
with the expensive litigation ami costly
rprlnals which have charactried this
trade war. The coppers opened, both on
the Stock Exchange and in the curb mar
ket, with a continuance of the upward
rush In force at the closing last night. Tha
abrupt reactions due to the heavy unload
ing which met these advances dashed the
speculative confidence. The repents were
revived In all their variety, Including an
alleged plnn for a wholesale merger of
copper, smelting, mining and lesd com
panies. Reading was another active cen
ter of speculation and moved as uncertainly
as the coppers. Its early decline was con
nected witii the tone of the published re
marks of the president of the I'nited Mine
Workers on the negotiations for a labor
settlement. The market control of the
stock was again asserted In the buoyant
rebound. The circulation of a report that
a congressional resolution was In prospect
for Information on the I'nlon Tacinc con
trol of the Southern Pacific on the mum
lines as the Pennsylvania railroad Inquiry
was responsible largely for the early heavi-
ness in mat group. inn nnnnsejitrn rri. :P; ducks. 114jl2c; geese, HJ10O.
Pacifies were strong throughout. BUTTEU-Packing stock, lo(ijliVic; choice
Money continued -easy and foreign ex- to fancy dairy. Iy4l9t:i creamery, Zlfl21'ic;
change yleldtd further. The heavy ansorp- , fiAy-Prlces ciuoted l.v Omaha Ke-d coin
tlon of the sub-treasury did not affect this rany; No, j upiand, 16.50; medium, I6.U0;
result. Besides that Institution's gain since
the last bonk statement of $3.613,ti0 It had
a credit balance at the clearing house
today of n practically equal amount,
caused by the payment to the government
of a Central Pacific note on account of
the working out of the settle.ment of the
government's land grant claims. The ease
of the Foreign exchange market was also
affected by the hardening of the discount
rate In Ixmdon, although this nad tne
effect of mnvina; the sterllna; exchange rate
at Paris In favor of London.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value, $2,9l0O0. United Stales bonds were
all unchanged on call.
The following was the range of quotations
on the New York Slock exchange:
galea. Hull. Low. rinse.
Adams Expresa
AmalKamated Copper
240
.S.-JI.700
. 7.01K)
114
4S'
103 1
3t
lUSt
44
10,1
114i
44
101 v.
34
4."4
24
It
45 V,
24V,
4"
75 V4
llsv,
174
127H
147S
104 V4
2:4
tl
1IU
US",
114V4
M
II
173V4
American C. ft r
American O. ft F., tM .
American Cotton OH
American Cotton Oil, pfd..
American Express
6C0
70S
Sod
40
1,700
l.ooo
10
17, 700
409
."
l.noo
t.noo
610
47,310
l.70
V)
sne
U.00
100
14 1500
14.100
'.600
104
io'.n
1 soo
lt,K
200
WO
io.ioi
4,ti
10
24t
3!4j
4i.
2 ,
44
764,
117
If 4
i:l
Hi
!'
114 14
lsii'a
'
US',
1734s
e
12 H
'ii''
234
1IIH
41
st.s
1H
141
3)
4.M.,
15',
44
74
11H
If 4
l?i
141V,
104 V,
274 V,
3
10tV
1C24,
lle4
l
K4
1711k
'ii'i
us
'ii.
231
IIMV,
14V,
40
'tiii
34
71
Amer. Hide A leather,
American Ice, sec....'.
pid
American
American
American
American
American
American
Unseed oil.
Unseed Oil,
Locomotive
Locomotive,
8. ft R
pid.'
8. ft TV. pfd ...
Sugar Aeflnijta;. .
American
Amer. Tobacco, pfd ctfa...
Anaconda Mining Co
Atulitaon
Atchison ptt
Auntie Coast Line
Paltlmora ft Ohio
Baltimore ft Ohio, pfd...,
lirooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canadian Paclflo
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake-A; Ohio
rhloago ft Alton
Chicago ft Alton, pfd
Chicago Great Western....
Chicago ft Northwestern. ..
Chicago, Mil. ft St. Paul..
Chicago Terminal ft Trans.
Chicago T. ft T., pfd
C, C, C. ft St. I.ouls...
Colorado Puel ft Iron
Colorado ft Southern
Colorado ft So. lrt pfd...,
Colorado ft So. 2d pfd...
consolidated Uaa
Corn Producta
Corn Products, pfd
lielsware A Hudson
Delaware, L ft W
Ilenver ft Rio Orsnde....
Denver ft Rio Grande, pfd
Dim lllere' Securities
Kris
Kris 1st pfd
Erie 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
49
33
TS
Vs
1-4
1I7'4
14V4
41
104
7'4
6
70,
43
174
19
(7Vi
ill
iii
3014
0
44 V
74
174
1131.4
174
i4H
U7'
34
)
32
4'tV,
31V,
401,
143
140
7144
121V,
24 5a
40
l.'.t
174
1II2'4
M
71
M14
m
MS
42 V,
44V4
m
47 Vi
144
SIV4
tf
42 H
141a
I.two
oo
DuO
iljoa
100
l.i"0
11.210
400
100
400
"'joi
!..
1.0.X)
600
1H
61
tlIVs
"ii"
61
4S
1'
74
1764
i74i
14
34
14
M4,
21
'41
tov,
U's
47,
40
74
17614
174 "
24 '4
I7W
3
1 International Paper,
pfd.
pfd!
International Pump
International Pump,
Iowa ( entral
Iowa Central, pfd
Kansas city Southern
Ka-.saa City Southern, pfd.
Louisville ft Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities ...
Metropolitan Street Ry
Mexican Central
00 311, joa,
3.10 41 S 41
1.300 1IS2S tM'4
3O0 144, 140
s.0.10 71 70
2,300 lH 1JOT4
13,100 25V, 244
1,400 itii, in6 '
Minneapolis ft St.
Minn., St. P. ft 8
M . St. P. ft 8. S.
IjOUlS. .
Sic. M.
M. pfd.
Misrourl Purine 13. tot) 10314
100 V,
37
71V.
M4
S
IM)
44 1
m"
47 Vi
14XV,
MVi
42 V,
104
14o"
44
101
US
107
144
Vi
47V,
25
44
Vi
111
41
iis"
IV,
37 V,
Mireouti. K. ft T 1.1 00 17',
M.-ourl. K. ft T.. pfd ... 30i 71 ,
National Lead 11.71 l
National R. R. of M . pfd. 7i 19
New York Central 15. 000 11114
New York. O. ft W S.r.Kl :.
Norfolk ft Western 12,400 I3S
Norfolk ft Wealern, pfd
North American 1,400 102
Pa. Inc Mail 30A 47l
Pennsylvania S8.0O0 144V,
People's Gas KM 100
Pltlshurg. C . C. ft 8t. L
Pressed Steel Csr 1.400 42'4j
Pressed Steel Car, pfd 1.300 104
rulliiiaa Palaca Car
Heading 171.100 144
Reading 1st pfd 300 14
Reading 2d pfd 4K 101
Republic Rteel !0.u0 Li's
Republic 8teel. pfd 2 lis) 1"7
itork Island Co SO.jkjO t
Hoik Uland Co., pfd 1.200 S.i
hi. L. ft 8. V td pfd t.200 44
ft. Louis goiilliWfiu.nl.... 2ia i5s
Ft. Louis 8. W , pfd 300 M
Kouthern Pacific 34. I'M) lH4
8,iuihrn Pacific pfd !M 1U',
Southern Railway 34,700 42
Kouthera Railway, pfd
Temteraea Coal ft Iron.... 1.200 17
Tenaa ft Pacific l.ftno 37l
Tolida, St. L. ft W iOO 3k
140
14144
43
101
I4S
107 V,
244
H
44
67
44 Vi
111
424
102
lf.l
3',
34 V,
47
lf.7'4
47
18-'
f.S
(.!,
Toledo. St. L. ft W , pfd..
1 nion racinc
t 11 ion Pacific, pfd
.231,700 1S4 1E4S
t mud Statea fcxpreea
Putted States Rcslty 00
tailed Ststea Rubber 1. 2"0
V. 8. Rubber let pid l.ono
K
44V
1 u
44V,
113
0
M4
104
44
111-,
4
24 '
44',
110
44
US',
MV,
114
24
44
240
141
143 V,
Ji.v,
(.1
2'44
ioi
S4
I tilted Slates Steel H3T.4'0
tnltcd States Steel, pfd. 14.700
lrglnia-l arollna
a -rar. Chem..
U ..... .
chemical 1.4U0
pfd
4.100
ti
44
I ll .hli nfd
3. 400
Weils-Kargo Express
Wistinghouse Klectrle ...
Westsrn I'nlon
Wheeling ft Lake Erie...
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central, pid
Northern Pacific
Ci-ntr.il Leather
t'eiiiral Leaihor. pid
biois-Shcituld
luinl aalia for the day
200 letta 147
1.400
100
4'jO
14 100
l.liM
110
to
44
210
474
lUIv,
11
tufw
47
10444
1.1UW
asa
1.444,100 sharta.
Bank of tnalaad Statement
i.umji.'X, Feb. I Tha weekly slatemen
or the Bank of Ungland shuws the
luwln: changvs: Total reserve Increase
j.i.4.viv: circulation increase, i,i!Hjoiv; Dul
Hon Increase. i.X2t',5S0; other securities de
crease, 2.!4S.0uO; other deposits decrease,
1. Wo, 000. public deposit Increase, a:210.0uvi;
notes reserve Increase, S2,ti; govern
ment securities Increase, 5uw,0u0. The pro
portion of the bank's reserve to liabilities
this week Is 40.52 per cent a compare. 1
with 4'.'.9o per cnt last week.
Bank uf r'r.nes statement.
PARIS. Feb. 1 Th weekly atatement
of the Bank of Franca shows tba follow,
lug changes: Note In circulation Increase,
114,r0u.iou franca; treasury deposit decrease,
15.us5.Oj4i francs: general deposits Increase,
1?.62.j.0u0 francs; gold In hand decrease,
6,IjCji.0oO francs; silver in hand decrease,
2.i.iBin franca; bills discounted Increase.
Ii S75.OO0 francs; advances Increase. T.a25,C
franca.
;v.
Treasary llaleneat.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l.-,Today state,
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive of the $l"i .vfiin e-iid
j reserve, ihows: Available cash balance.
143.f.o3: gold coin snd bullion. $79,173,047
gold certificates. SO.fM.230.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. MONET On call,
steady; highest, 5v per cent: lowent, 31
per cent; ruling rate, 4 per tent; last loan.
rr cent; cloning hid. 61 per cer.t;
offered at 6 per cent; time loans, steady;
sixty and ninety days and six months, 4'u
per cent: prime mercantile paper, 4tjVi
per cert.
STERLING EXCHANGE Pteady. with
actual business in bunkers' bills at $t t;.".j
4 S7i for demand snd at 4 S3fi4 KITi for
sixty-day bills: posted rates, . i.Mfl l.f;
commercial bills. 4.MV
SILVER Rar, Witc; Mexican dollar.
60Hc.
ROND8 Government and railroad, steady
J he following were the closing quota
tions on bonds
V. t. rrt. !, rrg
do coupon
t. S. Ib. r-t
do coupon ,
t. 9. old 4b. rft..
do coupon
I 8. n. . r .
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4s..
do Is ,
...109 IJapan . Id socles
...10t'i io 4s rtfs
...lM do 4s ctfs
do Id sprits
...ll.J I., ft N unl. 4s ...
...1(1 Man. c. f. 4s
...129i Mrs. central 4s
...KSH do 1st Inc
... Vlnn ft St. L. 4s.
...11 do Is
. r4
. is
SIS
t'H
.11.3
. h"
. 14
.1.0
. K
Atrhleon gen.
41...
...l'4'4 N. R. R. n( M. c
... N. Y. C. R. IS!
N. i. C . As...,
...1041a, No Paoluc 4a
... M do 3s
... H N. ft w. e. 4s. ...
...1M o. s. L. rfdj. 4a
...On Pcnn. roov. 3Ss.
4s.
7
do dj. la
Atlantic C. L. U.
Hi I. ft Ohio 4...
do 3 'in
Brk. R. T. c. 4s.
Control of Cm. t.
do lit ln
....111S
... .10
....
....10t4
.... l4
....104V,
"' mi
do 2d Inc
do Id Inc
rcadln
nl sen.
1 8. U ft 1. M.
r. Is .117
t rhet. A Ohio 4i
!' St. L. & 8 r.
ff. 4s. i;
t hlco ft A. JS
...ft St. L. S. W. c
...101j Pcabeard A. L
4s.
IIH
C. H ft Q
4s
. ai
. s
. tn
11H
,i:s
. 14V,
.(
.lit
.tll
. 71
. MS
. II
. M
C. R. I. t P. .
do col. bs
CI C. ft St. L. f. 4
Colo. Ind. 6b. aer.
do Mrtet B
Tolorado Mid. 4n...
Colo, ft Fo 4...
Cubs (
D ft R. O. 41 ...
Distillers' Sec. s.
Krto p. I. 4s
do sen. 4s
flocking Vsl. 4S.
Japan lis
- t-x-intireat.
... 8o. Pacific 4
.. IIS do 1st 4a ctf
i..I 8o. Railway kt
A. W Texas ft P. la
... (Hi T., St. h. A W. 4a
... 7 I'nlon Pacific 4a. ...
... 9i do conr. 4s
...107 V. 8. Steel ti 6s...
...ltv Wabash la
... IS a do deb. n
. ..101V Western Mi. 4a
... iZ W. ft L. E
4s
...l Wis. Central
...luu-
ev York Mining Storks,
NEW YORK, Feb. l.-ClosIng quotations
on liunlng stocks were:
A"ams Con 55 l.lttls Chief T'
Allca 340 Ontario 275
lirveco 4a Ophlr s47ts
llrunswlck Con 66 t-u.nlx I
I'omstork Tunnel .... Potosl It
( on. lal. ft a 14u 4tvaaa 44
Horn Silver 20v. .rra Nevada &l
Iron Silver 43. Jnall Hopes J.'
Leadviua Con 1 .andard 44A
OMAHA WHOLES A t-E, M ftflKET.
Condition of Trade and lnotatlona oa
Maple and Fancy Prod nee.
EGOS - llecetpts liberal; candled stock
unsettled at li'c.
1.1 VB PuUL,TRT-IIens. Vc; old roost
ers. 6c; turkeys, 15c: djeka, 10c; young
roosters. Mifc: geere. Sc.
l.ui cy i.'i . prim rti v T...I..V. irjfiioM.
eld tom8 rhi- kens. KHillc. old rooat'
coarse, $o.d0J6.ia. Kye straw, $9.50.
BRAN Per ton. $15.00.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW No. 1
green hides, 9c; No. 2, t; No. 1 salted,
12c; No. 2. lie; gren bull hides, SfiDc;
cured, U10c; dry hides, 16020c. Horse hides:
Large. $i.2o; small, $2.00. Sheep pelts, each
50c&$1.2o. Tallow: No. 1. 4tc; No. 2, Zc;
rough, lVsC.
TROPICAL FPi'lTS.
DATES Per box or 20 .-tc psies.. $2: Hal.
J lowe'en, in 70-lb. bjxes, per io., oc, Sayers,
per lb., 4c; walnut-t: Hired, i-,t. pkgs., 12
per doi. ; 8-lb. boxes, $1.
ORANOE5 - California fancy Redlnnd
nsvels, all sizes, $2.7u&3.00: choice navels,
$2.76.
LliMONS Llmor.lerg. extra fancy. 240 slia.
$.T 25: 200 to 300 slgea. $3 60-
Fiaf--Callfornla, per 10-ltJ. carton. 75 . 85c;
Imported Smyrna, three-trown. 11c; six
crown, 13c.
BANANAS e'er medlum-ised bunch, $1.75
t226: Jumbos. $2.604i $.(..
TANGERINES Florida, per box of about
GRAPH FRUIT Florid 't. per box. $7 00;
California, per box, $4 rfr 5.00.
FRUITS.
PEARS Winter Nelis at d Mount Vernon,
I2.R0.
APPLES California Feliflowem, $1.40 per
bu. box; Ben Davis, $l.7 fer bu. box; Wine
saps, $2.00 per bu box: otier varieties, I2.C4)
per bu.; New York apelea $4.75 per bbl.
CRANBERRIES Jerse)'. $16.&o -r bbl.
GRAPES rmported Malagas. rS.60C-0v.
OLD VKGICTAULES.
rOTATOtti Home-4tro'vn, per bu., 3
6c South Dakota, . psu- bu., 7oc.
ONIONS Home-crown, vejlow and red,
per bu.. 3c; Spana per crate, $1.00; Colo
lado, red and yeitoer, per tu., $1.00.
NAVr EANe-Per bu.. $2.60.
LIMA HUANS-Per lb.. 5Vo.
CABBAUE Home-frown and Wisconsin,
In crates, per In., iu
CARROT8 PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS
Per bu.. fi6?76c.
CELERY Kalamazoo, per dox., 23tJ35c.
BWKKT POTATOES Kansas, per 2-bu.
bbl., $2.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES California, per erate of
lbs., $2.&0; Florida, H-basket crates, $(.00.
WAX BKANS Per hamper 0. about $9
lbs. net, $6.00.
TKINO UKANS Per hamper of about S
1 ps. net, M UO-U4.K).
KGO PLANT Florid i, per dot., $1.2561. 80.
GREEN PEPPKRS-Florida, par hampar
Ot about 10 dog., W W.
TUP Ni PS Louisiana, dox. bunches, 7nc.
SHALLOTTS Louisiana, per dox. buncbss,
76c.
MEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, per bbl..
$8 Oi.nfilO 00; per dn. heads. $1.0001.75.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per bo of
IS to 15 heads, Ec.
CUCUMHEHS-Hothnuse, per dox,. $2.00.
RADISHES Hot hrusn. per do, bunched,
pOc.
MUBHROOMS-Hotbous. per lb.. oe.
CAULIFLOWER California, about
heads to crate. 14. on.
HIlEF CUTS
No. 1 rib, Uc, No. 2 no, iOVic; No. i rib,
7 Vac; No. 1 round, TVc: ivv. 2 tound, 6V;
00. 3 round, oc: rso. 1 loin, ib'-jc; No. 3
loin, 12c; No.
N. 2 plate,
chucks, 64c;
4 loin, c; No. 1 piate. 4Vc;
4c; No. It plate, 3o; No. .
No. 2 chucks, 4'c; No. $
CHUCKS. 3V4C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. tj.ri, iycr bbl., $4.75.
HOINEY-New, per 24 lbs.. $3.50.
CHEESE-Swls. net- 15C- Wisconsin
brick, 16c: Wisconsin limberier. 134c; twins,
16c: young Amvncas, UVac
NL lit Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, bw
crop, per lb.. ;i4c; hard shells, per lb.,
134c. Pecans, &rge, per 1.1., 14c; small, per
lb., 12c. Veanuty, per It, .c; roasted, per
lb., Kc. Chili walnuts, per lb.. 12&134C. Al
monds, soft shells, per lb., l'.c; hard shells,
per lb., 16c. Suellbark hickory nuts, per
bu., $2.25; large hickory nutt, per bu., $1.40.
Chestnuts, per lb., 16c. Cocoaiiuta, $4.60 per
a k a' 1O0.
FhESH FISH Trouv He! halibut. 16c;
pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bass, 11c; sun
tun, wssc; prrclr skinned and dressed, (c;
pike, 10c; led snapper, 11c; salmon, 11c;
crappies, Hite; eels, 18c; black bass, 22c;
whltefish, Uc; frug legs, per aoc, 60c; lob
sters, green, S3c; boiled lobsters. 37c; blu.
hsn. lftc, herring, 4c; Spanish mackerel, lo;
haddock, 10c; hrimp, $1.0031.60 per gal.;
ami Us. I.e. cod, 1-c; fresh standard oys
ters. $140 per gal.; hel uyaters, $l.tV
J.riO per ion; little neck clams, $1.60 per ISO.
HUG ARS Granulated, eanc. in bbls., $6 06:
granulated cane, in Backs, 33. Cl; granulated
beet. In sacka, $4.91.
BYRLP if oarrei. -ic per gai.; case. 0f tha week the market on reeder Is not
4 1Mb. cans. $1.60; cases. 1J -lb. cans. . particularly active, as speculators are a
ink4; cases. 21 24-i cans. $1. . 1 fltti, H0w about taking on additional aup-
COFFEE Roasted: No. 3a. 2S4c per lb.ilDn,s unless the country demand la very
No. V. i4c per lb.; No. 26. l4c per lb. ; brsvt. For that reason the feeling was
No. 20. 154c per lh-i No. 21 . l-'4c per lb. ' rot QUt so active nor the demand quite a
F 1 jO I. R iwholeaaiH.-trtJil high grsd N. , gtr0ng today as early In the week and still
' '., " .
paunt Minnesota, per cwt 2.40; stiaiglit
patent Nebraska, per
cwt,, $2.00; second
patent Nebraska. Il.iio
CUBED MSH-ratnlry whltellsh. par U
bbl., 100 lbs.. $4 .50; Norway mackerel, per
bbl. 2u0 lbs.: Bloater, No. 1. $2.uv,
No. 2, M-W; No. $, $J0.0u; Irish No. 2,
$17.00. Herring, in bbla., 2w lb, each: Nor
way. 4k, $13.00; Norway. 2k. $U.uv; Hul
land, mixed, $1150. He Hand herring, to
kefca: Milker, sue; ' kegu. uuxed. 7oc.
BKOOMtf Nu. 1 carpel. 4.2s; No.
cat pel, $2.40; No I plain. $2.25.
t.'AXXKD GOODS Corn, standard west
rn, 66'aouc; Maine. $i 2-. .umtu. -it
cans. $1.j31 5u; 2-1 i'4c'g4i.uu; pine
apples, grated, 2-ib . Iz.Qb'u'i.M, alired. $1.14
4 . 1 j -; K-illon apples, fancy, 4J.U0; Call-fol-
Jinia apncot, $1 4u4j2.wu: eara, tl.,sg
e.ftu; peaiiits, lancy. 4i..ii02 4U, ti. C
peackea $2.'X-S2.t; Alaska salmon, red,
ti.ln; pink, avc; fancy Ctilnoua. F., $2.10;
fancy Bockeyo, K.. II Set; avarainv. 4-oil.
ii.itv, 4,-muaiard, It lmu3 !'-', wt pota
toes, $1 L'ul.25; sanerhiaut, $1.00; pump,
kin. soctjVliA); waa beans. S-lb., 75'avc;
Uuia btutt. l-lb., 751U Kucjj $1.35; spinach.
$1 e..rj2.uu: cheap peaa, 2-io., 00c; eaira,
io'a'K-, fancy, 13iul.Ta
EVAPORATED jfltL'ITB Fancjr Mulr
reaches, L4c; choice Mulr peacheav llc;
ancy yellow, 124c; iw-ou prunes, 4u-7ii,
I4c; fancy New York ring apples. I140;
chulce. li4c; fancy 4-ciuwn loos muaca
li raisins. 74c; 3-crown, 7c; 2-crown, 44c;
fancv seeded raisina In l-lb. cat Ions, 7c;
choice seeded, In 12-ui. cartons. 74c; east
ern pitted cherries. 17c; Nsw York evi-p-eratad
bluck raspberries. 35c; fancy pears,
14c; choice, lac, fancy nectarines, lie;
fancy apricots, H4c; choice roal, 104c;
Hallows en dates. 64c; glac ciiron, lie;
candied. 16c; lemon. U4c. nrang. 144a
Evaporated Apples.
NEW YORK. Feb. t.-EVA PORATF.D
APPLES Mai ket quiet, but thera Is no sell.
Ing prtbsurt) of conseviueuca. Common ar
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Beoeipti Liht Prices Ehw Eome
Little Improvement.
HOGS TWO AND A HALF CENTS LOWER
Aol F.sioagh Sheep or Lambs of Air
One Kind In lght la Make a
MarketKales Show No
Material Changes.
SOUni OMAHA. Feb. 1, liY.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs Sheep
Ofllrial Monday 4, MCI ,371 7,aW
t-ft ctl Tii'sdav .Jh4 13.SJ0 4.0M
Official Wednesday 4.:il 1S.0S3 J. 751
Official Thursdsy 2.300 7i
Four days this week... 1 3m 45.(1X2 14.S33 i
Pnme last week 14 77 3.ssa M.MS i
Same week before 1.6 SC.46 ,7iV
Rams three weeks ago...l.7l 34.f.9 2S 447
Same four weks ago.... 9.WS 2".S3fl 19,:M
Same days last year Ull 22. W2 20.2SO
The following table shows the receipts of
came, nogs and sheen at South Omaha
i far the year to date.
compared with last i
inc. i
1M17 !
.7 ,
Cattle mm T3.S0
Hog ,41 23 JlS.fOI
Sheep 13.748 127.9S4
e.;4
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price paid
for the different kinds of cattle on tha
South Omaha market:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers.... e4.7M!8 50
! Fair to good corn-fed steers 4 4tl4.5
Common to fair ct rn-fed steers.... 8 iV.4i4 40
iooa to onoice cows and heirers
Fair to good cows and heifers..
3.4OT14.0O
1.7fK&2-50 i
i aimers and cutters
Hood to choice stockers and feeders S.Ol.oo
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 3.2;3S
common to ralr stockers
Hulls, stags, etc
Good veal calves
The following table shows the
2 5013 25
f.iSfi 1.75
5.OO416.5O
average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date, I 1M. ;ilVj.lJO4.l!ix.l.li1.!l9O0.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
in 11,
Jnn.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jnn
Jan.
Feb.
16..
17..
18..
IS..
20..
21..
22 .
23..
24..
26 .
26..
27.,
24..
28..
no. .
31. .
1...
6 501 f 15) 5 211
( 60; 6 1T 6 20!
4 63
4 46
4 65
4 45
22
r!
6 471 6 27
6 59. 6 15
5 ftv
6 27!
4 64
( 26!
6 131 4 64
6 Mi 02
6 591 03!
0 Col 6 OS
6 I V 4 59
5 22 4 :
141
6 13i
3 W
4 44
4 61
4 6$
73
6 ST' 5
s r1
6 tS 6 281 4
6 06' 6 2l 4 64
5 97' 5 If 4 66
5 9ol 5 22 4 tti
'Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
. Cattle. Hogs.
Ofana $i.ii(4i.0O t5.4f.f1n.4r1
Chicago 1.40(fi6.f5 4.90ft5.70
ixansis city 2.JMifi.00
St. I.ouls 2.('il M1
Sioux f ity 2.60ffi5 5
6.26fj6 57tj
4 7Mi6.70
5.10)6 40'
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows the number of
cars of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country yesterday and their points of des
tlnatlon: CATTLE. Cars.
W. F. McMillan. Hlancnard. Ia Wab.... 2
v. k. Junes, McPherson, la. y
P. B. Oleson, Ells, la. 1. C
William Bamghnm. Anita. Ia. It. I..
H. J. Mylery, Eliston, Ia. Q
T. Wlsner, Corning, la. Q
H. Freese, Eljin, Neb. F. E
William Spencer, Presho, 8. D. Mil.
J. S. Bllby. Clarkson, Neb F. E
11. t. vanmeter, Vannieter. Ia. R.
I..
Is. V. Fries. Mound City. Mo. Q
Charles Witt, Hntlcy, Ia. O. W.
R. C. Welton, Gils wold, la Q
H. J. Buck. West Side, la. N. W
W. H. Dunn, Clinton. Ia. N. W
W. M. Wagner, Asplnwold, Ia. Mil
William Clarke, Oakland, la.-R. I
O. W. Dwitt, Anderson, la. Q
A. Woodard. Anderson, Ia. Q
, B. O. Moffott. Binghamton. N. Y. Q..
Watklns Ai F., Mltchell-Q
The official number of cars of
brought in today by each road was:
stock
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'ses
1;., i. ov Bt. t Ky.
Missouri Paclflo ....
U. P. System
C. A N. W enst....
C. N. W west
C. St. P., M. A O...
C, B. St Q., east
C, B. Q , west
C. R. I. 4k P.. east..
C. R. I. P., west.
Illinois Central
6 28V. 4 f.2j 4 74!
6 24 4 61 1 I
6 27 4 .. 4 69
5 29 4 55' 4 741
5 31 4 671 4 RT
4 5S! 4 79'
i 33 I 4 6'
6 37H 4 63' 4 88'
6 32t! 4 66! I
-'IHi, 4 711 4 891
5 4 73! 4 47!
6 36 I 4 63 4 81!
' 4 64' 4
8SSH! I 4 T
1 6 aii 1 4 ml 4 8r
5 43 I 4 6T I
I I 4 69' 4 74!
4 .. ..
,12
.23 26
. 2 11 .. 1
.23 6 1 . ..
. 7 15
4
.St 21 1
. 2 14
.13 1 1
. 1
4 1
"94 m "4 s
Chicago Ot. Western.
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purcnaslng tne num
ber of head indicated
; Buyers.
' Omaha Packing Co....
Hogs. Sheep.
i.iiH
bwlft and Company 4-J 3.42
Cuuahy 1'ucklng Co U04 2X0 319
Armour &. Co 27
Cudany Co., St. Paul 175
Swift Ai Co., country 152
Van Bant & Co 6
Carey 40
Lobman Ai Co 1S1
McCreary 6
W. 1. Stephen &
Hill & Son 105
Hamlllo r.& Rothschild... Hi)
L. F. Hus 6
Mike Haga-erty 32
bol Dt-tfan 7
J. B. Hoot tt Co 4
I Bulla & Kline 13
24 1 Hofl man Packing Co 212
inner Duyer i.s jtsi
Total 4427 12,654 761
CA 1 1 i.hr Receipt of cattle today were
the smallest for a Thursday since the 11 rat
of the month, less than 100 cur being re
ported In. '1 ho quality was fairly good,
there being some quite desirable cattle
among the offerings.
Owing to the light receipts and th very
good local demand there wa moro life
and snap to the trade tills morning than
on soma previous day. Buyer seemed
to want the cattle and they wet out early
and tha desirable loads among the offer
ings changed hands in good season at
price generally a little stronger than yes
terday. In some Instances sellers thought
they got as much as 10c more for their
cattle than they did yesterday, but It
would hardly do to quote the general mar
ket that much higher. Among the rattle
sold were some good enough to bring $5.25.
Cowa and heifers were also In good de
mand, at least those of the better grades,
and the market waa steady to a little
stronger, the same as were beef steera.
In some case holder of cow stuff that
did not Just happen to appeal to the buyers
did not find much good in the market. In
fact they called It rather alow on their
kind. A a whole, however, the market
was In a very fair condition, and the most
of tha offerings changed hands In good
Sesson.
Tha supply or itocker ana feeders waa
I very limited, ther
1 bunch of six load
mere neing oniy aoout one
that amounted to any
I thing. A a generl thing after the middle
1 there was not mucn cnange in tne marati.
, Representative ,a,:
Bk-lvK STEERS.
Na. Ae. Pr. Ma. A. Fr.
1 1044 t 4 4.4 4 I
1 In la 4 list 1 3
1 170 I 14 1 lieu 4 46
10 1024 I 1 14 141 4 44
1 s0 I 14 4 1264 4 40
1 140 II 30 1IS4 4 14
444 I 40 4 Ull 4 41
Ml I 40 1 JU4 4 4a
I S3 I 71 IV 13 4 44
1 471 I 71 14 i.i 4 14
8 44 I S4 II lsuO 4 14
4 Uv4 I U II UH 4 4
10 4.8 4 14 8 Iuii 4 4
I M 4 11 14 lu4 4 44
I M4 4 11 U Uii 4 4
14 Us 4 14 14 14.4 4 4
It lv4 4 II IT U74 6 1
I lvs 4 16 14 14.1 I 14
14 M 111 II 1441 I 14
COW3.
I If 1 76 1 444 I 04
1 734 1 11 1 444 I 44
1 4u0 I 44 1 Uj4 I IS)
1 144 I 44 1 11 Id I 110
II 127 I 30 1 Ium I 0
I 1444 I 34 1 14 I 04
1 178 I 34 I U04 8 04
1 170 I 34 1 UuO I 40
1 S4U 8 24 I lv4 I 40
1 444 I U 1 4v4 I 44
1 v4 I 84 11 441 44
1 464 I 84 4 414 I 14)
1 134 I 84 1 1UU6 I 1
141 I 44 424 II
I 44 I 4 1 4.4 I 1
4 S-.l I 44 1 1.4 111
1 714 4 Iuu4 I 14
1 44 I 44 1 1U43 14
44 I 4 1 1044 I 24
1 UIV I 44 1 1U4 I 23
1 Ill I 44 1 I1J t at
I fc I 40 11 1UW I H
1 li4 I 44 1! 4;S ti
1 4.4 I 40 e4 I
1 720 8 M I lis 4 40
I 70 I 4 SI 4 14
1 100 I 4 13 4M I (i
1 1W 1 44 1 .04 I 44,
I ' I w f tmi : :i
I '4 I '. 1 I u
I H':'4 I i 4 I 40
t it. i J i i; Ill1 J 3 i
1! 1W I 4C 10 1 .1 I 4
t 1074 I JO 7 lt'4 I J
1 It' Jl 7', I II I ii
I v". I V I IIM 4.1
I Se I t I t..j I 43
). i i i to in i th
i II. 1 S i II 1 1 III
l U'W I u i i I be
l mn t : ma i m
1 I i 1 I w
I i.a t v. iuii i is
1 11.0 I si 2l' 14 ". I Ni
I 1 n t i.t I
4... H4t It i MS IN
iim l I ri I i
K Ill IK 1 M 111
II. 144 t I.. 4 1.J1 I IM
HEIFLKs.
0 I SI 1 4"0 I 2
it 42 I 4r. Tin I r.
I tVij 1 4f. a :4.i m
l iis :.o i us.) t u
4?! I Ml 1 4M I da
1 47 I M t imo 1 in
I Mx. I To ID 7 t 49
1 4-V) I 71 1 1 M
t Il I M 1S I SS
I MS I ti I I"ts I as
.'.! t.1 1 Jrt) 4 OS
; ill S no I ii ss 4 a
COA'S AND ntlKr-RM
... 111 I 20 40 IS4
I 40
STKEKP AND HEIFERS
14...
7SJ4
I 7t 11.
.1041 I ti
BULLS
. .1400
. 1440
. 12S"
..130.4
..142
. . lmn
..14.10
. 1W4
.1440
..1140
..1140
. . 410
..If 0
. .1110
..tt:n
. .1040
..ISM
.. 10
.. SUM
..1730
..127
.. 2H0
.. !0
.. 340
.. 815
.. 2V0
.. 20
.. 240
.. 100
.. 220
.. 11J
.. 41)
.. 140
1 40
t 40
t M
1..
. .1540
,.184
..tm
. lteo
. .11 40
..140
..1440
..1M4
..UM
.. 470
. .130
..1710
. . 1S.'
..1140
.1434
..1420
..14:0
.. 430
..290
..lilt
..1270
.. 110
.. 174
.. ISO
.. 214
.. 113
.. 123
.. 123
.. 1tS
.. IW
.. 140
3 10
I l
I 14
3 14
I 10
I M
t 30
4 10
I II
1 24
I 2
1 24
I 23
I 34
3 ti
1 34
I 40
I 40
3 Ii
I 45
I 10
t 71
i 75
I 74
4 75
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
I 40
t 40
i 44
I 74
1 7
74
2 Ml
1 U
2 Ml
I 43
I W
t 94
I 00
I 00
I 00
3 00
3 10
1 10
1.
CALVES.
I 73
I to
4 ty
4 r
4 40
4 74
4 74
4 00
I 00
4 40
4 10
I 10
120
too
170
4 14
4 34
40
s 10
1.
t?TO KhS AN I r SEDERS.
1 330 t 50 4 410 3 43
1 -. I 7 f. 7 41 I 45
1 44S 3 711 2 444 I 70
1 740 I 00 4 I'll 3 70
J 444 t OT 10 3X3 I 71
1 8o 1 00 1 i;.s 1 75
4 473 I 00 1 714 3 74
tut t It 14 771 I 73
1 40 3 25 I M3 I 75
4 440 I 15 48 144 t 75
3 I 10 13 4'4 I 73
14 4.14 , I SO 1 140 I 74
4 447 I 40 It 44 I 7S
1 7J0 8 4 7 IM t 71
17 450 3 o (10 3 7t
WESTERNS.
R. Hadley Idaho.
12 feeders.. eM S 11O 150 feeder. MO t 85
HOOS There waa a liberal run of hon
this morning. In fact the receipt have been
quite sizeable every day this week. The
market opened a little slow and It was
Ister than It has been some mornings when
, buyers and sellers got together. W hen the
I market did open It was on the basis of
prices generally l'e lower than yesterday.
Sellers were backward nbout letting go at
the decline, but they had to come to It.
As will be noted from the sales below a
considerable proportion of the hogs sold
rtlon of the hogs sold
against 5 42H'fi5.46 yes-
today was $.. 4.V,. and
at Tt.i'j6.4:'i. as
terday. The top
yesterday jo.5(i. The trade continued r;ithr
Blow right up to the close, which was weak.
Representative sale
No.
AV.
fill.
Fr No. At.
8h.
U.S..
44....
s...
43...
40...
41...
fl...
40...
3...
14...
74...
42. .,
74...
75...
74...
71...
W...
40...
41...
74...
t ..
74...
4...
73...
44...
0...
42...
...
.. 84
..147
.148
..144
..lk
..114
..220
..177
..oo
..217
..1S4
..17
..187
..144
..140
..220
..2'16
..24
...216
..228
. .25
...2S8
...247
. .251
..141
..144
..8:4
..iM
4 90 74 i;j
4 35 74 210
I 1.'. 44 2:3
4 87Vk 71 243
6 37 V, 74 2?1
I 40 41 351
4 40 42 241
t 40 (4 225
4 40 If 245
6 40 40 lit
6 40 77 226
I 40 70 IH4
$ 40 42 22
4 40 84 20
6 40 64 3M
I 40 46 241)
4 40 70 2l
I 40 40 243
I 40 74 217
4 40 78 224
I 40 11 224
6 40 74 234
I 40 71 244
i 40 14 147
i 40 77 238
I 40 44...... ..164
I 40 44 117
I 40 44 Sit
I 40 41 K4
( 40 42 224
40 71 141
I 40 44 244
I 40 71 til
I 10 74 iii
I 40 40 2?4
I 40 44 846
i 40 40 244
4 40 70 244
I 40 44 343
I 40 34 243
4 40 71 2C3
I 42V, 4 237
6 4214 41 Ml
4 42V, 44 272
4 4:i, 40 247
6 41'i.J. SI $7
4 4214
I 41V,
I 4?
I 41V4
t 42 V,
4214
i 41V,
I 41V4
I 4214
I 43V,
I 42V4
I 4214
4 42V,
6 42V
4 42V,
I 42V4
I 4 2 Vi
I 42V4
4 4JV
4 4214
I 4314
I 42V4
I 41 V,
i 42V,
6 42'-4
I 41 Vk
I 43V4
I 46
I 44
4
I 46
4 46
I 44
I 46
I 46
I 46
I 44
4 45
i 44
I 44
I 44
4 45
I 41
47V
40
Tt
.243
78 22
44.
'4.
TT.
47.
.21
.224
...320
...244
...tit
...22
...200
...254
...203
...:?
...257
...264
...211
...85
...2.10
41..
71..
14..
81..
I..
0..
TS. .
44..
16..
48..
77..
140
4 47 V,
I 4714
44
ret
40
140
SHEEP There was rn notable change In
the sheep market today, the few here
"vjni hi j,.i jits not materially oinerenii
from those which prevailed yesterday. In I
fset. there were reslly not enough here I
either of sheep or lambs to make a market '
sold at rriees not materially different
or to establish quotations, and it seemed
more like a Saturday than a Thusday s
market.
The local market Is In a good healthy
condition, but the weakness prevailing at
eastern points, especially at Chicago, gives
the market at all other points a very weak
tone. For reasons best known to them
selves Chicago commission men and news
papers sent out reorts at the close of
last week that brought a flood of sheep
and lambs Into the market Monday, with
continued heavy receipts ever since. The
result of this was to weaken the market
there, nnd this weakness has spread west
ward 10 tne river markets,
j No.
64 native ewes
1 23 native lamb
It6 western lambs
1C1 western lambs
Av.
...116
...133
.. 7J
.. 72
Pr.
8 26
7 00
60
6 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ca4(le and Hoars Steady Sheep ntid
Iiinb Slow.
CHICAOO. Feb. 1. CATTLE Receipt ,
7 5ti head; market steady; common to
prime steers. $3.4ixfi .30; rows, $S.0OJ'(fH.0o;
heifers. $2.25iVOO: bulls. $2OOifl4.O0; calves,
$3.iiWq7.0fl; Blocker and feeder, $2.40tfi.5.
HOGS Receipts, 30,000 head; market
attady; choice to prime heavy. $.V65fi6.70:
medium to good heavy. $5.6f5 4R: butcher
weights. $ofioojTi iO; good to choice heavy
mixed. $i.6iyiio (T; packing. $5 300(6 624.
bHEEP AND liAMBS R-celpts, 15.000
bend: market slow; prices steady: Blieen,
$1 ve.76; yearlings, 6.mu4.26; lambs, $6.5i)
457.60.
Kiaui City Mil fttnrk Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Feb. 1. CATTLE
Receipts, 4.700 head, including Vi) south
erns; market for steera steady to loo
higher; others strong; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $5.2M-6.U; fair to good,
$4 OOS5.15; western fed steers, $3.50fr6 50;
Btorkers and feeders. $3.oric4.IS5; southern
steers, $3.25'6'4 65; southern cows. $::.25fr :
native cows. $2. 1Ti& 4 15 ; native heifers. tZOQtt
5.0O: bulls. $2.60413.115; calvt3, $3fOtj7.0O.
HOGS-Receipts, 10,400 head; mnrket
steady to strong: top, $560; bulk of sule.
$5 45fu$.674; heavv. to.biV,- CO; packera, $5.50
43666: pigs and lights. $5 X'ofl.fjO.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 5,700
head; market steady. Native lambs, $5Sojf
7.10; western lambs, ts.ef4ji.00; ewea and
yearlings. $42T-t5 76; western fed vearllrgs.
$5.f.0J6.26; western fed sheep, $4.26(96.75;
stockers and feeder. $3.24.76.
St. I.onl I.lvv Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Feb 1 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8.000, Including 750 Texans; market
strong. Native shipping and export steers,
$4.2oj5 SO; dressed beef and butcher teers.
K4.4vtfr6.2X; steer under l.wo pounds. $3 Orytf
$4 25; stockers and feeders, $2r4 25; cows
and heifer. $2.5i.'fi4.60; canner. 11.737 2.35:
bulls. $2.353.76; calves. $3 W&i 25 ; Texas and
IndlMn steer. $3.tX4.K; cow and heifer,
il.1U3 .10.
HOUS Receipt. t.b head: market
(teadv. pig and light. $4 75ti5.65; pack
era, $5 0O'jC.65; butcher and best heavy,
loXOfjaTO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 600 head;
market steaily. Native muttons, $5 2'(fiii25;
lambs. $6.""6H5: culls and bucks. Hoi3.GO;
Blockers, $3.504.10; Texans. $304.00.
Ions City IJva Slock Mark!.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Feb. l.-(Speclal Tela
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 5u0 head; mar
ket steady; Ix-i-vr $3i55 25: cow. Ijul'.a
and mixed, $2.50400; stuckers and feeder.
$2.7rti4ii0: calves and yearling, t'l.i'oZ..h.
HCK18 Receipts. 4.000 head; market a
hade lower Belling at $5.5.40; bulk of
aalea. $5.32'7jS S5.
I. Joaeph I.lve Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. I -CATTLE Re.
peipt. 2.20 head: market steady to atrong.
Natives, IS 7T4.C "; cow a and heifers,
4 75: ePickers and feeders, $2 7t7f4 15.
HtxlS- Receipt. 8.1 'I head: market
steady. I-Uht $5 25)5.10; medium and
heavv. $fi -lii 5 tTti
, SHEEP AND LAMBa-Rstclpta 1120
nintki t steady to lt'c higher,
ewe. Jo.'io.
1 :i 1 1 ts.
tocW In slab!.
Rece! ; of live stork at the six prlncipil
western imirkote yisni.oiy:
t'nitle.
Pcuth Omcha $.)
B.i.ux fity fi.M
KaiiM4 t'ltv 4.7"0
St. Joseph I.2MI
8t. Louis 3.""1
ChlikKo ,(
11"K
HMO
4 l
111.)
.i:-J
,!'
;t),ni
She.
3 1
j
1M
Totals
2J.2W 7322 J.'.-
Wnol Market.
BOSTON, Feb. 1. WOtllj Although the
voiuuic 01 ouninesui aoiit hss 04-1-11 only
tn.Hii 1 uf, chletiy on account of the auiu.l
oiiernijjis i f lei ntoi les, l..e situation seem
to oner enri uraMenieiit to dealers. The ill
maud has been well scattered, thougn ter
t itiu iis and tli erej have had the can. Tha
firm markets ahtond have hud a helpt.il
Influence. The supply of territory wool
is very light. Pricxa have not materially
changed, tiiii cleaned cost uf teirltorn
being about 70i(7.'c for flue and t4i iwc lor
fine uieiiiuiii. 4 ulied woms and fori'ign are
firm, lilies range as follows: Ohio and
Pennsylvania XX and above 34V4i35V,.-;
XX, IJltmo; No. 1, &4i-S!V; No. 2, 3.U4ic;
fine unwashed, it.i.'Oc; quarter-blood, un
washed, :t!avioS4c; three-eighths-blood, mt
fiSic; half-blood. 32tj,W7lc; unwanhcd de
laine. 2!'iiiirc: tine wasl.ed delaine, 3.'ii3TVic.
Michigan fine, unwashed. 24iJnc; qtiarti-r-bloCKl.
unwashed. I'.'u .e ; three-elghlh-blood.
3ov1o3VC; half-blood. .T-maJVac, un
washed delaine, 2c. Kentucky, Indiana,
etc , three-eighths and iiuarter-blrHHid. S2
3Jc. Territory Idaho tine, 22-iilSc; heavy
line, 19.ji2oc; fine medium. 22Ui'; medium.
2t27c; low medium, 2i''.(2sc. Wyoming fine.
2l.V2.ic; heavy fine, 19j,i2i.c: fine medium, 22
lii.ic; medium, iC'ii27c; low medium. 27ii3i2Sc.
Utah and Nevada fine. J3'?24c; heavy fine.
li.4j.1vc, tine medium, Ul!i24c; medium. 2.it
2.c; low medium. 27if2Xc. Dakota line.
023o; tine medium. il.g-iU-; tmdium. 2M(Wc;
low medium, 2.2Sc. Montana line, choii-e,,
2fxu2Uc; tine svernge. 24-oiic; fine medium.
1 choice, I'diit -jc ; averagi-. j4,(joc; siapie, a
(Hc: medium choice, T'SiL'fc.
I IjONDON. Feb. 1. WOOL The frat reries
I of the 11416 wool auction S'lles closed to-
dav. The sales opened fairly strong Willi
Merinos slightly below tne ijoermner si;
el-age. In many cases prices Improved a
points. During I ho day vnlue were at
limes a fraction over the Peromlier rates.
There was a large nltendnnce from h'I
p.irts of the world snd competition wns ani
mated. Medium cr .-b eds advanced, stim
ulated bv American demand. Cape of Good
Hope and Natal heavy grensles were neg
lected while the best grades showed ail
Improvement of 6 per cent. During the
sales I64.O11O bales were available, of which
16-.34i7 were catalogued. Home buyers se
cured 77,000 hales America 65.nno. At to
day's sales 6.600 bales were offered. Me
diums sold readily at full prices. Sales In
dets II: New South Wales, 1.6fXi bales;
scoured. Is 2d; grvasv. 4dyls 2d. Queens
land. 21XHI bales: scoured. 1s 6d4j2i; greasy.
6'yKuls. Victoria, 0 bales: scoured. Is
luMU'l 1141- South Austrnll.a. 13S bnleM
greasv, edflls Id. West Australia, 62 bne;
greasy, h'vdf((Hd New Zealand, 1.1'v
bales; greasv," Is 2H1- Cape of Oood Hope
and Natal. ii0 bales: greasy, 7tW(11d. HI 1
dc la Plata. 3-"i hnles; grensy, Sl'tJluVjd.
ST. IXH'IS, Feb. 1. WOOle-Steady: me
dium grades, combing nnd clothing, 2fit(iTV:
light Tine, i.2HICc; heavy line. Wiilc; tj
washed, S3tj-llSc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. M ETA 1.8 The
Ixindon tin market was higher Hgaln, with
spi t closing at 166 IZn 6.1 snd futures at
J1K6. Ixicallv the ninrket was quiet, with
luivers end sellers farther apart In their
j views Spot was quolwi st 36.4.v?i3i ti.
U'opper was unchanged at j70 10s for spot
, )n th linden market, but futures were n
shade higher at :77 M. lxically no chunue
of Importance was reported. Lake and
electrolytic are more or less nominal st
$1H 0Kpl8 60, and costing at JlSi.oo Iead was
unchanged at 16 6s in ixmdon and at
$5 uvfjfi.fct in New York. Spelter was rri
clmnged at tfl.1.Vft6.2n locally, but a decline
of 6s was reported in the irfindon mark-it,
where spot was quoted at 16 17s 6d. Iron
was higher abroad, with standard foundry
advancing to Pis 4d and Cleveland war
rants to 62a 7H1 1" the English market,
liocsllv the situation seems Bllghtlv un
settled and there are reports of conces
sions In some directions. The general tone
is steady. No. 1 foundry, northern. Is
quoted at $18 7'H9.26; No. 2 foundry, $1.7r'f
19 25- No. 2 foundrv. southern. Si T.Toti 1S.15.
FT. 1"UIS. Fob. 1. METALS Lead,
quiet, $5.55. Spelter, weak. $5974.
Oils and Roaln.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.OIL8-Cottonseel.
nsv; prime crude, f. o. b. mills. UVi'ilV-f.
prime vellow. 3mfifl!t Petroleum, steady.
Turpentine, dull at 7,fitWc asked.
ROSIN Steady; ' tralned, common to
good, $35j4.(W. . ,
OIL CITY, Feb. 1 OrL Credit balances.
$1 58; shipments, 66.158 bbls.; average, 68.7V4
bhla.; runs, 113,130 bbls.; average. 62.173
bbls.; shipments, Lima, 63 447 bbl.; averago
62.73S bbls.; runs, Lima. 72,156 bbls.; average,
41.191 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 1. OIL Turpentlna
firm; sales. 704 bbls.; receipt, 138 bbla;
shipments. 6SS bbls.
ROBIN Firm; sales, 2.S23 bbls.; receipts.
S. 952 bbls.; shipments, 9(14 bbls.: stock.
73,10 bbls,; A. H and C. $3,474: D. $3.5o;
B. $3.50; F, $.155; O, $3 60; H. $3.KTA: L.
$4 40; K, $5.10; M, $5.35; N, $5.SC; WO, $6.06;
WW, $615.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. .X)TTON-Srvit
,,i. MMJiin.
S V. r?iVf Vl sit?
iJ5v Ari favr
QiY. v
middling uplands, 11 SiiC; min-
s, 1.5U0 bales.
Feb. 1. 1 01 Tit 7s -
sales. 7.060 bal-; ordinary. Ri.lu6
CL,2.-
1 bales; good ordinary, 94c; good inlddllnr.
ll'jc; middling fair, 11 -16c; receipts, 3.ini
bales; stock. 319.622 bales.
UT. lyi'lS. Feb. 1. COTTON Dull ; mid-
I dling, HVic; sales none; receipt none; ship
ments, 424 bales; Btock, 42,5l unieB..
narar and Molasses.
NBW YCAtK. Feb. 1. SUOAJl Raw,
Steadv; fair refining. $0; centrifugal. 9
test, S !5-32S34c; molasses sugar. lc. Re
fined, steady; crushed, 6.40c; powdered, 4. Idle ;
granulated, 4.7nc.
NFAV ORLEANS, Feb. l.-SUOAR-Mar-ket
firm; open kettle, ifts&HUc; iron Vt
centrifugal. J4j.'1'-c: centrifugal whites.
S4i4e; yellows. SiiBc.
MOLA68E8 Open kettle. IWiiSOc; centrifu
gal, ;6S2c; syrup. 25Q30c.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
County treasurer to Continental Trust
company, lot 7, block lo, Jelter
Add I 1
County Treaurer to Continental Trust
company, lot 15, block 6. Potter &
Cobb Add 1
Carleton 8 Shepard and wife to Selma
A. Johnson, lot 5, Patrick's Saratoga
Add l.sro
Henry Quads to Fredertcka and Henry
Peters. e4 lot 10. block IS, Improve
ment Association Add 1
Frederick Schroeder and wife to Frit
Schroeder, sw4 net, nw4 and s4
se4 5-14-11 IM"
Anne Elsie Paulsen to Swen Nelson,
lot 6, block C, Prospect Place 1
Frank P. Brown and wife to Delbert
Deyo. 4 lots 7 and 4, block 35,
Florence 4li
James H. Mulden und wife to William
K. Flick, lot 4, block 5. Plalnview
Add
Frank Crawford and wife to John
Demos, lot 2, block 61, Omaha 3.140
Sheriff to Mary Ioule Smith, lot1 4,
block 7, Lincoln Place 1C1
Howard Bvuner and wife to Hi I ward
fS. Clay, w34 feet lot 26, Iake Ii
Temnleton'B Add 1.800
Cornelius Christian and wife to Er
nest Schmidt, lot 7. block 60, Flor
ence 1
8. A. Broadwell et al.. referees, to
Thomas E. Price, lots 5 and 6. block
35. Florence 44')
Slierlff to Thomas C. Kennedy, lots 1
and 2. block 8. Solomon' Add
South Omafia Land company to Cath
erine Burke, lot 17. reolat of block
6, Spring Ike j Park 1
8. A. Broadwell et al . referees, to
W. R. Wall, lot $, block 25, Flor
ence .7
Suson Pnxson to William H. Btrlbllng.
w30 nltO lot 6, block 6, Park Place.. I.O'-'S
Emma C Johnson and husband ti
sanis 1
1
PRIVATE WIRES
Von Dorn Grain Co.
M(tibir
Chloago Board of Trait
Omaha Grain Exchan.
Grain and Provisions
Bought and old for caah or futura dell vary
bend .
$7 Jl.
F. D Day & Co.
Orsltrs Ib
Stock. Gran. ProvUloii
Shla taa brala las I s.
Draack Offlea, llll-ltl Board uf TraaU
tldg. Omaha. Kelt. Talenhan SA3 k
I2-KI4 Kxehang Bldg . South Omaha.
La Puoo 21i lndepnunl PUun k
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