THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 3, IDOfi.
CRALN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Lack of Intereit cd Lower Cablet
Weakens Wheat.
STRONG CLOSE ON CROP DAMAGE REPORTS
port In ( rg f.lrea that (.rain lllher
lose Oat, jiir.d, and In.
changed Cash Wheat
Demand flood.
Omaha. Fob. 2. id".
.?.' .Wh,r,t rn"r'it had to ront"nl today
i, . of 1"",ft. lower cables and
iir-cral Argentina shipments. The open
!. ...ma,,J '"- lower, ami there was a
further decline of Toward the Inn the
statement of the Modern Miller regarding
damage to the crop caused considerable
strength, and the July clos? was a shad
abme yesterday; May closed at M ',"74
July at Ki'iiasouc, and September at 2-.ii
t orn was steady all day around yestcr
lay a flares, but there was a spurt at the
last and it rlowd hlKher. Maj closed at
vti-(4-c. July at 44yti44-V. and September
at ioc.
Oats were steady for May and closed tin
changed. July waa H,c higher; May closed
at iVi3i,V. July at arise, nuu Hopiem
ber at 2sVu2Sc.
Primary wheat receipts Were 3f'4.(M bush
els and shipments 222.UK bushels, against
leeelpts last year of 333. utu biiKhels and
shipment, of 2l2in bushels, (.'orn receipts
were 670.000 bushels and shipments t'.i,.f
tunnels, against receipts last year of w'l.U")
bushels and shipments of 3'.ii bushels.
( learanres were His.on) bushels of wheat,
34.0t) barrels of flour, l.uin.ooo bushels of
corn and 142,00 bunhels of oats. Brad
street's clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 3,06s,i) bUBliels, corn 8,897,359
bushels.
Liverpool closed tVl lower on wheat
and Vi higher on corn.
Minneapolis reported a good demand for
cash No. 1 northern wheat at Wc under
May. Estimated week's Inciease of stocks
at Minneapolis Is only lo.o4j bushels. Kan
kin sas he thinks country elevator people
nre withholding shipments with the ex
pectation of getting May price for cash
wheat by the loth of this month.
Argentina wheat shipments for the week
were Z.&a.OfO bush'-l. aitninst l.Kti.OuO
bushels list week and 1.7.0"0 bushels la.it
year. Corn shipments were 0ju bushels,
iifiulnM 171,000 bushels last week and nM.iO-J
bushels last year. Uroomhall says arrivals
rrom Interior Argentina are very small
and that the exportable surplus of wheat
'nl ruguay will be nothing.
The seaboard yesterday sold 2i0,0no bush
els wheat. 215,000 bushels coin and 1S0.UO
bushels oats.
A St. Ixiuis firm wired: "Wo just sold
15.0s) bushels No. 2 red for shipment at tho
same price we were selling It for when
May futures were Kc higher."
Nels Updike of Omaha says Nebraska
elevatora nre full of corn and the elevator
men are looking around for a place to mar
ket It. The southwestern shipping demand,
he says, has been very good right along,
hut has only taken care of current receipts,
lie says also that there is a big supply
of outs In the state and that more have
been offered to Omaha buyers in the last
week than at any time since the harvest.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WH EAT No. 3 hard, 1 car, 76c.
CORN No. 3 white, 1 cur, 3e',c; No. 3
yellow. 1 car. 37'c; No. 3, 2 cars, 374c;
1 car, 37c: 1 car, Stc; 1 car, 367c.
OATS No. 3, 1 car, 27c.
Omaba lash Sales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, .alfuTJc; No. 3
hard. 73(fcj76c; No. 4 hard, b!j73o; No. it
spring, luvi'fb'Ac; No. 3 spring, i.;a.4Vio.
CORN No. 3, abVeSiiVtu; ko. 4, 3uVrt3Ge;
No. 3 yellow. 374c; No. 3 white. 3tM(dv.
OATS No. 3 mixed. STft-jac; No. 3 while,
2V,e; No. 4 white, ivgjuvc.
RYE No. 2. 60c; No. 3, fc'ic.
t'arlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 17 Ml 3.31
Kansas City 35 . 103 63
Mincapolls 151
Omaha 7 p6 jg
Duiuth .., s
til. Louis 7o j 14
t HlCAt.O (iRAI AD r PROYISIO.VS
Ken tares of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trad,
CHICAGO, Feb. 2. Notwlthsianding the
fact that the predicted cold wave tailed to
develop In the wii4 lvwlinsvt swodoa. of, ihe
United States numerous reports of damage
to the fall sown crop were received here
today from that section. The market in
consequence closed steady, final prices be
ing almost the name as tnose of yesterday,
l orn was up Hjc. Oats were unchanged.
Provisions were up 7Vtt26e.
At the opening the wheat market was In
clined to be weak, May being off c to So
at IM'c to hic. Sentiment in the pit was
generally bearish and there wus free soil
ing by pit traders. A reported increase in
exports from Argentina of almost l.tuo.ou)
bushels over the corresponding week of
one year ago increased the foiling move
ment. In the lust hour a report made by
a trade journal in St. Louis that the crop,
winter wheat, had been damaged by sud
den changes of temperature caused activo
covering by shorts and brought about a
steadier feeling. The market closed firm,
with prices at the highest point of the dav,
the final quotations on May being 8iVa
Mc. Clearances of wheat and Hour were
equal to X!2,000 bushels. Exports for the
week as shown by Bradstreel's were equal
to 3,o0o,ot bushels. Primary receipts were
364.010 bushels, compared with ;ui.0u0 a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duiuth and Chi
cago reported receipts of l;o cars, against
319 cars last week and 2:'8 cars a year ago.
Sei.timent In the corn pit was bullish for
the entire day. The feature of trading
was buying by a leading commission house.
A continued active demand for export ulso
strengthened the market. The close was
firm, with prices at the highest point of
the day. May opened unchanged to Uc
higher at 44V to 44Hic, sold up to 44Vii44Sc
and closed at the top. lxaal receipts were
"'i,rrs, with four of contract grude.
The weakness of wheat had a depressing
effect on the oats market early in the day.
but later It became steadv because of the
firmness of corn. Trading was confined
largely to local operators. Mav opened a
hade to He lower at aVft3Vrc to 3Uc
sold up to 30V and closed at 304,fi3e
Local receipts were 131 cars.
Trading in provisions was active and he
market was decidedly strong. The price of
live hogs advanced 10fjl5c and stocks of
P'tivlslons showed an unusually small in
crease during the month. The buving was
f good character, brokers who usually act
for local packers taking all offering's ,,f
pork and rll.s. The market closed strong
with May pork tip 2J4i:c at U4.S5. Lard
was up ,ifc at 37 70. Ribs were UVylOe
higher at $7.7;Ht7 kt. "
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat
13 e.nrs; com, S 9 cars; oats. ISO cers; hos
;uci head. r
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.; Open. High.l Iaw. Close ; Yes y.
v'eat
J iv
July
1 'oi n -Mav
-lulv
Sept.
Mav
I I
M IMUfiS RIH
44V444fcs' U
4t, 44;i-'s 44S'"S
;K4k,-V'0iiit,.
44.1i' 44SI
:44,S;i'V,l 44S1
I 4545'.!
1
" J I 44 '
SS.IeS''.-lHfi,
" 3 I 14 47VI 14
1 I
H 1741 14 35 I 14 12U
"30 I 14 47H 14 2ji,
7 I 7 70 I 7 614
7 i5 j 7 824 7 ?.'4
July
Mav
July
Mav
July
! ! .
May
July
I 14 JO I 14 47.
I 14 17V,i 14 37M,1
I 14 30 I 14 17V.,
I T fiTHI 7 70 I
I 7 75 I 7 s-'Sl
7 70 I
7 ':
7 8
7 W
7 70
'0 I 7 80 I 7 iK
I 7 9 I 7 76
7
S'A t
c-t; flotation were n follows
FLOI R-Steady; winter patents. $3 $0
&4.40; straights. .T5f.(j3.S5; spring pi,t.
pVV i 3-03.78; bakers,
WHEAT-No. t spring, KVriiCc; No. 3,
fi'tlVlc: No. 2 red. S5uS.-.4c.
2- 4,",i-: N'- "ow 4c.
OATS-No. 2. .Vac; No. 3 white, 314fi32c
No. 3 white. I!fj31c. tj.
- s o. f. o6c
B RLE Y flood f ding. 393940; fair to
oUr. malting. 43i550r.
aKln- 1 nHX' No- 1 northwest-
.rn. 11 li. Prime timothy, 13. 3043-3. 35. Clover
t trs.-t ersd". t!3 50. '
PI OVISIONS Mess pork, per hbl.. $14 10
14U. Lard, per ion lbs. $7 557 5n,
Si-Oil rll sides (loose), 17 5Jr7.7o; short
clear sides boxed). .gTVxfti.aA.
Following were the receipts and ship
ment cf flour and grain;
- ,., Receipts Shipment.
Flaur. I.bls 47.&0 43i
Wheat, bu i7.'4 "7 7 !
fti. bu !!. 24'&.)
,1'1- i!2.M) 337:4.0
Hy. bu. fi.omi j t,j
Hurley, bu 140.3.10 4J7;ii
... i.e ivoducc ec-liliur to y the liul
t r r'- B B:e'dy; cimiii- iifv lg.jWc
dairies. Itt32c. Eggs, steady, at mark'
r. ;.,t 'V. '54c: prime tirsts"
lfcHic; extras. 1S4 Ch.ae. steady, 10fi3c.
Dulalh (iraln Market.
niLCTH. Mhn. Feb I -WHEAT-To
arrive, Ny 1 northern, 1V; No. i north-
frn. 7Sr; en Irirk. No. 1 northern, lc;
No. ; rrthrrn. 7lS' : May, KiV; July, s4'c.
OATS To arrive ami on Uaek, Jtc.
t:w vokk ;i;t:RAi, makkkt
(Isolation of the on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Foh. 2 -FtX)CR-Rece!pts
17,'iLi; bbls.; oxpoits, 13. Vj bbls. : market
quiet nnd steady; Minnesota jtents, l4.:"i
4 H- ; Minnesota bakers, J? 0 'd" 9: winter
ptt'nts. I4 1iiit.40; winter straiglits. VI .Mf
1 1"; winter extras, i2.7iJ3.ij; winter low
K fades, $:.,'r4.M. Re flour, steady; lair to
good. $.i.7'U 4.00; choice to fancy, H.'i 35;
biiekwhtat Hour, dull, 3J.1ou.Mb tor sisit
and to nirlve.
Ut'CK WHEAT Quiet; 6Hc delivered at
Ni Wv.
CORNMEALr-Eteady; flne white and yel
low. 4i. in, coarse, U.',.ul.uJ, kiln dried. tJ.70
Ij l !'
RYE Norqlnal; No. 2 western, 73c, f. o. b..
New York.
BAKL.KY Quiet ; feeding, 42c, C. I. f.,
liuhaio; mailiiiK. t.iiii.c c. I. f. liuflalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 121,0O bu. ; exports.
24.04!! bu. Ppot. steady; No. 2 red. VJ7C,
elevator, and !HTc, f. o. b., alloat; No. 1
northern, luluth, !47c, f. o. b., afloat.
There was considerable weakness in wheat
following lower caMe. big Argentina ship
ments and failure of the predicted cold
wave In winter wheat states to materallie.
A sharp afternoon rally on covering and
the bullish Modern Miller report left prices
llnallv net unchanged. May. M 7-Hasy7V
closed at K'V; July, Sti 7-IMjS5Tc. closed
at ss7c; Beptember, SvS &"'c, closed at
Wi7c.
ORN Receipts, 94,600 bu.; exports, 191.4.'i6
bu. Spot, steudy; No. 2, 5Zc, elevator, and
4!t'4c, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 4c;
No. 2 white, 49c. The option market was
without transactions today and closed net
unchanged. May closed ut 50V4C, July at
frSc nnd September at 50c.
OATS Receipts, 1.5.' bu.; exports, 13.150
hu. Spot, steady; mixed oats, M to 32 lbs.,
S-.VftiiMsc; natural white, 3l to 33 lbs.. 3Htf
37c: clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs., 3vVi4oc.
HAY lnill; good to choice, u'j'jioc.
Hol'8 Steady; state, common to choice,
19"6, liril'ic; l!s4, ulMr, olds, iiUSc; I'acifiO
coast, liKo, l'KjjHc: 19t4. ulJc; olds, 7&so.
Hll'r.S Finn, (ialveaton, 0 to Jo pounds,
J0c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 21c; Texas dry
24 to : lbs.. 19c.
LEATHER Steady; acid, 26'27Hc
i'l'.i V!.iauS I ecf, stead , lamily,
J'l.i"'"1s ''; mess. $!.0"Ho.i: beef hams,
2n.0Ofi21.00: packet. lJ.rj"!jll.0.; city, extra
India mess, ll'J.Swala.OU. Cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies, $.25-fi0.t"i; pickled
shoulders, 6.j(iil.W. pickled nams, ).2lfi
U Oi'. Lard, firm: western steamed. J7.)0'a7.!o;
retlneil, steady; continent, Ivim; South
America. IS.50; compound, t;.l:'i''(iti.37Va.
i'ork. firm: family. $!: sliort clear, lj.w
(t 17.H); mess. J15.iJ 15.00.
TALLOW Steady; city, B'c; country,
uiiiic.
KICE Steady; domestic, fair. 3'i'gCc;
Jap. in. noirliwil.
POT'LTR Y Live, steady; western chick
ens. 11c; fowls, 13c; turkeys, He. L'ressed,
easy; western chickens, HV(jlHc; turkeys,
U-.i'Mr: fowls. 1013tac.
Ut'TTER Steady ; atreet price, extra
creamery, 2tfi2Sc. Ofllclal prices: Creamery,
common to extra, HiVii'jl Stic ; creamery, held
extras, 225n '?e; stale dairy, common to
extra, 17'Ulc; renovated, common to extra,
lf.a'Joc; western factfiry. common to ftrsts,
l.",'tii',,c: western Imitation creamery, ex
tras, ac; western firsts, 17V-.ul!1-i
CHEESE Firm; state full cream, small
and large, colored and white, September,
fancy, Hc; October best, Wiii tato
made, small, average best, 1-Vc; Btate
large, 12Vc; fair, HV(il2c.
LOGS Firmer; stale, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, -4ljc; stale
choice, .''uL3c; stale mixed extra, 2"''ijJle;
western tirsts, ISc; western seconds, lti'ul7c;
southerns, 13 t ISO.
St. I.oals General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-VHEAT-Futures:
Market easy. CnHh: Market steady; No. 2
red cash, elevator, kiKuKIc; track, Uuif'Jj'iii' ;
May, hJH&24o; July, hlc; No. Z ha:d,
8tyi4c.
CORN Market steady; No. 2 cash, 31c;
track. Zl'uMhic; May, 3o',4c; No. 2 while,
"iil'ic.
I'LOiK-Steady; red winter patents. 4.3i
(H.&0; extra fancy and straight, J.Duu4.3u;
clear, 3.10'iiJ.lii.
SKElJ iSmothy, steady, 2.5O4VJ.8O.
CORN MltXAL Steady, J2.10.
HRAN Firm; sacked, easl track, Si'tibm:.
HAY Firm; timothy, o.XaU.jo; prairie,
6.UXH 10.50.
IhO.N COTTON TIES-1.02.
HAGlINa-9-4c.
HEMP TWINE 7C.
PROVISIONS 1'oik, steady; Jobbing,
14.00. Lard, nominal; prime steamed, 7.4o.
lry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra sliorli,
7.87Vi; clear ribs, s.lii; short clear, t.j7Va.
U.icon, sicady; boxed, extra aliorts, m.iji;
clear ribs, .S.t7H; short clear, J'J.lJ's.
1'OULTRY' Market iirm; ciiK.-aciis, 10c;
Btiiings, Wc; turkeys, -ltc; dui ka, l-'-i;
geese Vfgc..
BUTTER Market quiet; creamery, 21'
. 2ic; dairy, lulc
I EUliS Market higher at H',c.
Receipts. Shipments.
1 Flour, bbls 11, K'.uvO
I Wheat, bu Sa.iou
1 Corn, bu luu.njn fc'ijxo
j Oats, bu W.uw U,0u0
Minneapolis (irain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 2. FLOUR Dull;
first patents, 4.3.i 1.4c; second patents, 4..'0
U4.30; first clears, s.iKiji.w, second clears,
i:.iiivlSb.
, HRAN In bulk, 14.504(14.75.
1 (Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery. The range of prices, as reported by
V. D. Day A Co., llo-lll Board of Trado
j uuiiaing, was;
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. Close.! Yest'y.
Vhml
May... ;S2T,f5 83;
auiy..
July..
Sept. .
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, (C'v; No. 1 northern, SiiS. to arrive
S-4c; No. 2 northern. Wfe, to arrive HAje;
No. 3 northern, 7h4c, to arrive, 79c; No. 2
durum, 7Cc. Ccrn: No. 3 yellow, 3ilc; No.
3. 36c. Oats: No. 3 white, 2f4c to arrive
2ic; No. 3. 27''!'.,7c. Barley, STylSc.
Rye, 604ilc; flax, 114; May, 116',nc.
Kansas City tirala and I'rorlstons.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2. WHEAT May,
77V'-, July, "5"'4c; September. 741-. Cash:
No. 2 hard, TDfyNK?: No. 3, 75'79c; No. 2 red,
9Hi'.3c; No. 3, 5i(92c.
CORN Steady: May, 394c; July, 404c.
Cash: No. 2 mixed. 39'.c; No. 2 white,
I 4te4c; No. 3. 39c.
; OATS-Steudy; No. 2 white. 31fi32c; No. 2
mlxeii, 3oj .".04c.
' lilt-bteauy at tic.
1 HAY-Steady; choice timothy, I10.50fill.00:
! choice prairie, t7.76aS.00.
1 EliOS Steady ; new No. S whitewood
cases included, lie; case count, l-4c; cases
, returned, 4e less.
BUTTER Steauy; creamery, 25c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu hfi.wM 61. (no
Corn, bu 7K.ii0 61. (rw
Oats, bu 33,u00 lO.ouO
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2.-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; futures guivi; March, w lixi; May,
t B'il; July, bs 74d.
CORN Spot quiet; American mixed, new,
4s 14d; American mixed, old. 4s td, futures
quiet; March, 4s l',d; May, 4s -,r:4d.
HOPS In London tPacitlo coast) steady;
2 imui.l Ids.
rhlladelphla Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2. BUTTER
Si.auy; extra western creamery. 274o;
extra nearby prints, 30c.
KliWS Finn, ljl4c higher; nearby fresh
and western fresh, ISc at mark.
t.'H ELSE Quiet; New York full cream,
l:'.gl44c.
Milwaukee Urala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Feb. 2. WH EAT
Steady; No. 1 northern. MVua54c; No. 2
northern, S-uM4e; May, 44c bid.
H E Steady ; No. 1, o4c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, Uc; sample, 394
476. c.
CORN Quiet; May. 444c bid.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Feb. f CORN Firm; No. 3
yellow, le jc; No. 3. 4u4C; No. 4, 39c; no
grade. SwI jjC.
OATS - Easy; No. 3 white. 3o4c; No. 4
white. -'94c.
RYE t"t-adv; No. 2, 67c
WHISKY-tl.a.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLKIH5, O.. Feb. 2.-8KEDS CTover.
cash and February, i&. J,; March, js 30:
April, is.20. Timothy, tl 62. Alsike. 7.bi.
t'ottoo Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. ! -COTTON-S.ot
good business done; prices higher; Ameri
can middling fair, 4.41. good middling
.lid; middling. iSf!; low middling. Ss3.1:
good ordinary, b.iud; ordinary. 6 4!M. The'
sales of the day were I2.O11I bales of which I
l.ft were for speculation and export and
included 11. XI American. Receipts 12.wio
bales. Including .i American.
NKW ORLEANS. Fvh. S. -COTTON
S"v1)" sales, 2.475 bales; ordinary, 3-ic-g.sHl
ordinary. Sc: low middling. loi,e
middling. 1"V: good middling, llvc- ndd
dllng lair. 11 -lic. Hiveipts. ;.7" baits
sto.k, 8Ji.7!7 hales. ".(
ST. IvOl lS. Feb. 2. COTTON l"n- I
changed; middling. ii'4c. Sales Sat bales 1
receipts. S.VI bal-c;
shipments. 111 bales;
stock, 2.7) bales.
11
AI-'b: . !14' MS, 64'4i: bl'u
1 17, 1 17. 1 17 I 1 17U, 1 19U
t is 1 19 1 is: 1 iv
I I 1 17'V 1 19
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BUNDS
FeTetub Activity in a Few Isiuei it the
Fettnte of the Eeibion.
INTEREST IN GLNERAL LIST WANES
Amalgamated Copper, Creat Northern,
I nlnn I'aclflc and Southern
Iron Cironp Are the
Leaders.
N EW TORK, Feb. J -The feverish ac
tivity In a tew stocks today tended rather
to obscure the diminished speculative mar
ket as a whole. Such a falling off in inter
est, with a wavering of prices, usually fol
lows a period of speculative readjustment
like that which has occurred this week.
The fore d liquidation In the early part of
the Week offered attractive opportunities
to an eager bear party, which sold stock on
the decline with great freedom. Their
necessary buying oierations to cover were
a strong factor In the raliy and the uncer
tain tone of today's market was a fair In
dh itlon that these operations had been
pretty well completed.
Such speculative interest as there was
today concerned Itself almost entirely with
merger projects In all stages, from the
vaguest rumors to defined and detailed
statements of alleged terms. Some sort of
combination amongst the recently contend
ing copper Interests Is commonly accepted
as an accomplished fact. Enormous In
dividual transactions In Amalgamated Cop
per both on the buying and on the selling
sides had a rather formidable effect on
sentiment and seemed to be an Influence on
the heavy tone of the rest of the market.
There was u wealth of detail of assertion
also regarding tho terms of the supposed
disposition of the Iron ore lands owned by
the Great Northern Hallway company. The
supposition petslsts that a deal with the
United States Steel corporation for this
purpose is Involved, although the president
of the Great Northern is reported us deny
ing the assertion. A movement In Great
Northern has a natural effect on Union Pa
cific, owing to the large holdings of that
stoik which accrue to the Union raeiftc
treasury from the Northern Securities set
tlement. The southern Iron group also
made a vivid response to revived merger
stories. The character of these advances
seemed to be regarded with some distrust
and other stocks were sold. Reading was
effected by the seeming deadlock In the ef
forts at a settlement of the wage dispute
between the coal miners and operators.
The hank statement outlook probahlv had
some depressing effect on the general' mar
ket. The tone of the call money market
held quite firm, but this was supposed to be
due to the passing effpet of the first of the
month requirements. With the Indicated
loss in cash, however, and the possibility
of a considerable further loan expansion the
outlook is for a poor bank statement to
morrow. Rates for foreign exchange were
maintained and It is still considered prob
able that gold will go out. Yesterdav's
enormous corn export, which reached the
record figure of 8.a!.3T.a bushels, indicates
the sources of tho free supply in the for
eign exchange market. The general list
made some recovery from the declines and
the closing tone remained Irregular.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. $3.17l.'lO United States 2s, coupon,
advanced 4 per cent on call.
The following was the ran ire of quotations
on the New York Stock exchange:
Bales. High. Low. rtnse.
Adams Express 240
Amalgamated Coppsr ? Se.lWO 1161, 1145, 11
Amori.an r. & V s.WiO 40;, 4.14 4CUj
American !'. F. pfd l.lnfl im 10:114 1PSH
AinlTican Cottnn Oil (juo 194 3KH
Atm-rlran Cotton Oil pM 24
Aincrtran Kiprecs 246
Am. man ii. & I.. pM :oo 39 34 3k4
American Ic Srcu'ltlrs J.ino 4. 4.".4 th
Amerl.-an l.tnserit oil leo 26 24 tot,
American Linseed Oil pfd 17V,
American Locomotive 2.7fil S4s 74 74,
Amcricsn- locomotive pfd.. loo 117 117 117
American H. R U.jno ls 1S4
American s & It. n'd l.J.io i;s t:"si tH
American Fukht Refining., f.r.nn 111.4 4 1474
Amir, Toltaci o pfd. ctfs... 8v 10614 106 lf4
A-iaconda Mining Co 26.100 tsi 2764 271 '
Atchlnon 20.300 3', 24 -.'S
Atchison pfd I0314
Atlantic toast Line 100 162 162 161V,
Halltmors (lliio 7.700 Ui 1UV, 11114
lUitlmor at lliuo ptd . fta
Brooklyn Rapid TraoHl 10,200 1, 174 i7,
Canadian Pacific 31.600 175 1T3V, 1744
Cntral of New Jersey 22S
ClicMprake & Ohio... 5.600 60V, 694 (0
Chicago & Alton
riilf-aso Alton pfd 74
Chlcapo Great Western 4 400 ;, 31 -4 22
Chicago & Northwestern. .. 700 234 224, 2':3
Chicago. M A St. Paul... 17,500 IMV4 i&V4 1ST
Chicago J. A T 300 16V 16 l
Chicago T. T. pfd....-.,. .' 4"H 4r 40
C. r C. & St. Louis 200 1.'4 10674 lot
Colorado Fuel & Iron 26.000 77V, 74V4 76
Coloiado A: Koulheni 2. son SS'., 31 3514
Colorado & So. 1st pfd 1C0 714 7114 71
Colorado & So. 2d pfd av,
Coi.jUlated Gaa 100 ISO inn 17MV,
Corn Products 2.800 114, uv, is
Corn Products ptd 400 H8 It 5?vj
Delaware A Hudson 800 218 216 2ie".
Delaware. L. si W pin 47414 4744 4"4
Denver & Rio Grande 3,800 4S 48 4914
Denver A R. O. p!d :i.)0 UO IiO 89
I'isllllers becuritles 7.611O (4 M ,12Vi
Krle
IB. ikjO 48 47U, 4;,
Erie 1st pfd....
Krle Id i.fd....
General Electric
Horsing Valley
Illinois Central
4, o Vh Hi) 7;,:,
loo 74 74 74
300 176a 171 17(
114
S00 174 174 114
2.0.10 !4'4 !4 US
International Paper
ltiternslioiial l'aper pfd.... 1.2i0 sg S74 57,
International Pump 00 J7 36 afiv.
inni iia, uriiH i lUllll pm f((
l.ova Central 300 3:'4 3iV, 3jvt
Inwa Central pfd
Kansas City Southern 5,'no 31V, ink tiS
Kansas City Southern pfd . 1.000 62 go", t2
Lnuisvllle & Nashville..... j.410 15-' 151 lsnt
Manhattan L 8, 16i'4 16014 jn
Metropolitan Securities .... 1,700 71 70V 70T4
Metr.polltan Street Ry 3 20ft 22 121 121H
Mulcan Central a.uo 21V4 tl 244.
Minn. 4 St. Louis g0
vt.. 8t. p. a a. sn. m. .. swi r.v- 15714 ir,g
M . St. P. AY 8. 8te M. pfd 100 177 177 176
Mlsinurl Psrlftc J.;oo im WK 1(.V4
Missouri, K & T 13.100 374, 37 87vT
Mlseourl, K. & T. pfd 1,000 7H, 71 7114
National Lead 4,000 sin, m S7i
Natlonal K. R. of M. ptd.. 700 3H siiv, ssvl
New York Central 4 (Wfl ijiv, 150 ijn?.
New York. O. & W. 1.SS0 444. 44 64V1
Norfolk A Western 13.SO0 92W 91 91 v
N ft W. pfd . ei-dlr ..... a.
North Auiericsn 1.000 itov, pij i7:
Pa.lflo Mall ,o 4RV, 48 4s
1-i.nnsylvunla Ji.;oo 144', 143V, 14314
Peoples Css 3,400 9V4 974, s
Pittsburg. C, C. A St. I, 93
Pressed Pteel Car 900 424 s'i'u it
Pletsed 8 C. pfd . ex-div.. 20i 1 ,314 pijt 10414
Pullman Palace Car J"0 245 243 244
Reading 1st pfd 100 94 94 yjZ
Reading 2d pfd 3.10 101 101 101
Republic Steel 12,700 WT4 am M.
Republic Bteel pfd 6.400 los 107V 107V
Rock Island Co 36. Iu0 ; i 7T
Rock Island Co. pfd 4.500 67 45 '4 tZ
St. Louis AY 8. F. 2d pfd.. 4 .0 49 it ?
8t. Louis 8nuthwestern l.mw jji 35 is
SI lviuis P.inthweaiern pfd 300 47 4714 f,7
Souihcrn Psciiic 9,400 ess sT4 i-4
Southern Parldc pfd 1.10 lies. nsvT yltZ
t-ouihern Railway li.OoO 42V4 4iaw 4,
Southern Railway ptd no kjjv. pe-TJ ju-
Tennessee Coal & Irou .9w) pii l;,slr juI
Teias & Pacini- too 36 34 3Vi
Toledo, St. L. aV W " J,
Toledo. St. L. at W. pfd.. 3 'iiki 'it" 4714
tnlonPsrlgc Ki.kfQ is i:.vs
t nion Pacific pfd 200 97Vt. 97ii a7u
Cnlted Statea i:rress ... .
I'nlled States ResUy 100 41" '91' ssi;
Inlted States Hul.ber ino 5414 t:.i
Inaed Stales Rubber pfd.. 700 IIIV4 in ill
Cnlted States Steel lit tfZ ,'v
I nlted States Steel pfd . . . . 2s.ao0 113 112 n',?
Virginia-Carolina chemical. l.iO iuK 4sv. saw
iv';0:- thm' pM luo ' I" nii
JV"11 90 !4i ..4 244.
w 1. " ? P a i. 41 44'i 44.
Mtlls-rsrgo ICipress s-5
Westlnghiiuse tiectrie soo 16,14 jug" 7S4
Wrsteru Inion 300 tjw ,1.
Wheeling L. K " JJ
Wisconsin Centnl 100 iu 'viL; i,J
Wlwunsln Central ptd " Jj
Northern Ps.lnc 41.500 jii" ji'iJ ,,,2
Central Leather jiksj 471 4tJ
Central Leather pfd joo 107. 11 101
bloM-Suemeld 9.4O0 9J M. ;t. ,
Total sales for the da) 1.442 900 snares.
. London t losing; Stocks. I
sto;0: J-C'"-'" Quotation, on
Consols mooey ...90 3-14 V. y. Central jasu 1
do accouut 90vj, Nortok 4 w '"JJ
Anaconda n, D p(d "
At'''',' O-mrio 4V W ' i,u
?, ' Psnnsylvanla 34
Balllmur, A Ohio. .. .1 m'. Rand Mines 7u
lanadian Pacific ... 17s Re.dlng Ti
he. a 01,10 4i', do in pid ... 5
Chlcsgo Ct W II 1 00 2d pM 1
1h-Beers u, d0 pi ' -
Uenvw A R. O .'..i. Southern p.c,ae 7V
W I'mon r-atisc '.' n 2
tr" 49 v do ptd
i" - " v e. v s,e.i :: :: ::: :
do 2d pid 76 do pfd .... lisi!
Illinois Centrsl 17 S Wsba.h IV
L.ulvllle ic Nash .. If do pfd . j-
K T UV, Spanish 4s 9!
f.11 v'S?K"r- B"a,1'. -"'d PT ounce.
M0NK1 4 ier cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is jro3 15-lwi per cent for
three months' bills. S', per cent.
Foreign Financial.
L4J.V1MJN. Feb. 2 -Money was in re
stricted supply In the market today, the
release cf large sums with the month turn
b ing offset by the amount due to the Rank
of England. Discounts were firm. Trad
ing on the Stock exchange generally was
uuiet and tolerably cheerful. Gilt-edged
securities were MupHrtrd I'onsoU opened
steady but closed easier. Home rails were
rial on the disapi.dntlng Midland dividend.
Americans opened firm and nuiet. Union
Purine was strong on dividend anticipa
tions. The changes generally were frac
tional. Trite UMId tlMUut Ut I'V"' t" ...jj
notwithstanding the strength of Wall
street, rallied and closed firm. Forelgtiets
w-ere firm on I'ari buying, notably Kui
shins. Japanese imperial is of 1:"4 wets
quoted at
I'AltlS, l-el. 2. Trading on the Houtsa
today was Inactive, but tho tendency was
generally goisl. ICiissians were Very firm.
Kusslan irnierial 4s were quoted at a.4i
and Kusslan boinis of I'.XA at 4v.. The pri
vate rate of discount Was 2 9-hi Per cent.
BKK1.IN. Feb. iL Prices on the Rouise
today were-lrregular and the general ten
dency was toward weakness. Canadian Pa
cine was higher.
, Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. J.-MONKY-O11 call:
Bteady: highest, 44 per cent; lowest.
per cent; ruling rato. 3 per cent; last
loan, 4 per cent; closing bid. 1 per cent;
offered at 4 ier cctit. Time loans: Steady;
sixty and ninety days ana six months, 4S
per cent.
PHI. ME MERCANTILE PAPEH-4.W0U
per cent. ,
STEkUNO BXCHANOE-Markct steady. '
with actual business in bunkers' hills ii
4.8725'o7;. for demand and at $4 NTS.". IX')
for sixty-day bills; posted rates, $i.84' and
4.WI; commercial b;lls. It.M'.
SIL.VEK liar, 6t4c; Mexican dollars,
6o4)C.
BONDS 43overnment, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
lne luilowtrig were the closing quota-
tlons on bonds:
V. 8. rf. 2, reg .. 1 'Jspas t, 2d series . 100
do coupon H'J I do 4s ctft 874)
v. o. u. reg icsi no 4,s nil f.
do coupon 102V4 do 2d series. 91S
V. a. old 4s, reg 1"J L. A N. mil. 4s 103V '
do coupon 103 Man. c. g. 4s nov 1
v. a. u. rsg iiJt n. teniral 4s nov,
-u ri,upji no in inc 2
Am. Tobacco 4s.
' Minn A St. L. 4s... N
do Tobacco es..
Att-blson gen. 4s..
de adj. 4s
Atlantic ('. L. 4a.
Bal. Jk OHIO 4a...
do v,s
Dm. H. T. c. 4s.
Central of tia. 6s.
do 1st Inc
do Id Inc
do Sd inc
..llv M.. K. T. 4s 1011,
..l"4v, do 2s SiV
Mk N. K. R. o M. e. 4. si
lus N. Y. C. g. jvs.
..I N. J. 0. g. b....
.. M 1 No. Ps.lto 4a....
.. SJ1 do 3
..111 n. & w. c 4s...
.. :o. 8. L. rfdg. 4s
.. ttdVi penn. con. iv..
..is:
. .lluV4
.. 77
. .io:v
.. a, v.
.. Heading gen. 4s 101 , I
Ones, es Ohio. 4',
Chlrsgo A. 3V,,.... NI pt. L. A 8. F. It 4s. 7sT
( ' I J J. 1 1 . - lAlb . . . .
i. . M....IVIH ff.,. L.. n. v , Ct ss... si--
C. K. 1. t P. 4s.... .V, Heaoosrd A. L. 4s... 91
do col. is 9v 80. Ps.lne ts 9.A
CCC. t St. L. g. 4S..1V3V, do lt 4s itts 7
tolo. Ind. 5s, s-r. A. WW Po. lUilw.v 6s liJk
do series B..
. Tuas ft P. Is liij,
. 77 T.. St. L. & w'. 4s.. S4
rolorado Mid. 4s.
Colo. 4t So. 4s...
cut 5s
H. ft R. O. 4s...
Matlllers' Sec. 4s
brie p. I. 4s.
do gen. 4s
lloikli.g Val. 4Vs
Japsn bs
. S1'4 inion Pscinc 4s...
.liii, do conv. 4s
.1014, V. . Sleel 2d fl.
. N Ws ttasn is
.101 I do deb. B
. S3 Western Md. 4.1 ...
.110.4, W. ii L. K 4s
.lOuV, Wis lenirsl 4s....
. .IM"
..10H
.. f9
..lis
.. IN'4j
..
.. ..
Boston Storks and Honda.
UOSTON, Feb. 2.-Call loans. 4i4 per
cent; time, loans, 4Aj,v, per cent. Ulticial
C.Uolations 011 storks uml K.nHu.
Atchison adj. 4s M Alloues
.... 42
....U4V4
.... 14
.... 24V,
....
....U6
2S
.... H14
.... Il
do 4s
...10Z1, Amalgamated
- Amen.an Zinc ,
... 42 Atlsntic
....livi Uingham
...2oi t'al. A Hecla...
...17t9 Cenlennlai
...lis Copper Kange ..
...146 (Daly Wt
... Vf.L. Ilnnnnl..- m I
Mex. central 4s.
Atchison
do pfd
BoMtnn & Albany
Hoelon Se Maine,
lloslon KleTaltd
Kltrhburg ptd ..
Mexlian (.enlrsl
.... SO
... 19
.... 10 I
liv,
.... 10 I
....it
... b
S1 I
... 7
. I., r. 11. oc ri...svi rraiisiln
I'nlon Ps. lhr 1SJ, Graut r
Amir. Arge. Chem... 11 i Isle Hoyaks ....
P'd M - Urns. Mining ..
Amer. Sugar ....148a MiutilKan
do pfd m Muliawli
Amer. T. & T lo ilocit. f. c...
Amer. Wuolen
. ii . Old liomliilua .
.110 Osceola
. Psrrot
.S4 Wulnojr
. is 'Slisnnon
. ts 'I s 1114 rack
. oo Trinity
. h4 .Cnlted Copper ,
. 31V, V. S Mining...
do pfd
Dominion 1. ac 9 . ..
Kdlson Klec. lllu.
stSBS. Electric
do pfd
Msss. lias
t nited Shoe Marh..
lu-IW
... 42
...104
... 4
...107
... !
... 7SH
...
... 14S4
. .. 6i
... 7
... .4
...131
ao pru
oth Hulte s7'4 V. 8. oil....
I'. 8. Steel . llsb
oiym .
do nra
...lu Victoria
... Ill Winona
Westing, common
nutuiure
-ma. Asked.
Wolverine ..
er Vork Mlnlnx Storks.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Closing quotaUons
" " iii,iiisi Dunns vti;!,;:
Adams Con
Alice
ttroeos ,
lirunswlck Con ..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. 141. c Vs..
Horn bllyer
Iron Silver
Lesdvlihs Cod ...
.. 53 lJllle Chief ...
... uniano
.... II
....275
....412V,
......
.... II
.... 4i
.... s
4o
ftlphir
fnotii x
Polusl
.Savage ' . ;
terra Nevada
.tall HnnH . .
I' ..dsrd
flank of Germany Statement.
REItLIN, Feb. 2. The weculy statement
. th Imperial Bank of Uermnny shows
the following manges.- ('a.sh on hand, de
crease, 24,:ii,ii,ii mai Ki ut.iury tiutea, ui
ctease, o-umO marks: Viliier securities, In-cn-oe,
ti.2So.uio mnrMfr Tittles in circulation,
increase, 32,000,1.00- mMklJv
Treasury Matvmeot.
WASHINQTON, Ftb. 2.-Today s state
ment of the tretisury balances in the gen
eral fund exclusive of the llao.iniw, ouo rfoid
reserve, shows: A valla Die caHh balance
144.431.!il7; gold coin anil bullion, $7o,4w. 20V
gold cortlllcatcs. VC,U'l.b2j.
Ilank learings.
OMAHA, Feb. L'. Uank clearings for to
day were $1.1,47.743.60, and for the cone
spunding day last year Jl, 275.66. 66.
M'ool Market.
BOSTON. Feh. 2.-WOOL-The Commer
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow of the wool
market: The market is extremely strong,
with a better tone to the situation. Tins
position is due to the Ixmdon auctions,
which closed February 1 6 to 6 per cent
above the opening rates; the successful
opening of goods and the comparatively
light stocks of wool available. Manufac
turers of all kinds and sizes are around
the market constantly and purchases of
both worsted and clothing wools are being
made. Sample bags are passing quite
freely and all buyers are keeping closo
watch on conditions. A large worsted buyer
is reported to have cleaned up a very sat
isfactory aggregate of Wyoming, I tah and
tlcece wools. In the two first wools the
quantity taken is about 20O,) pounds. As
a rule, however, the amounts being trans
ferred are but moderate. The total busi
ness of the week compares favorably with
corresponding periods in past vears. Fine
clothing territory is moving at 6&72c, while
fine nedium Is being taken at fi&itthc.
Iluyers are paying fi(7c for fine scoured
and 64i5c for good fine medium. Ohio
quarter bloods are selling at ."4&33c. half
bloods at 3Si33c and three-eighths at Xlty
34c. Washed Ohio delaine Is being firmly
held at around 37o Missouri quarters are
selling at 31c and offers of 3uc for the whole
supply in the country have been relected.
California fall free Is going moderatelv at
6Hft432c, while eight-month Texas is passing
at a grease cost of 24tfI5c. or 70c clean
Some of the fall clln Is also In demand,
dealers reulizing 2at:4c, cr 2fi63c on a
scoured basis. Fine A s and A supers are
still In request, the former bring up to C3c
nnd the latter fr.'ifiWIe. Australian wools are
quiet, with the exception of inquiries for
prices on new cross-breds. The shipments
of wool from Ronton to due from Oecem
br 17, Toy arco v'ing -o the same a -thorlty
lire 2S.92.9'-it rounds, aeainst 2S.7o4.R.)fl pounds
against J2.23S.K7 pounds for the same period
la"t year.
ST. I.OFIS. Feb. 2.-WOOL Steadv: me
dium grades, combing and clothinn- 2iV?i3ic
lyjlit fine 2?rc; heavy fine, l&fi2Ic; tub
washed, 3y41ViC.
Metal Market.
NEW VORK. Feh. ! M KTA IJt There
was an advance of IoUItc In the London
tin market with spot closing at tho 2s dl
ana Futures at l' if.s Ixicallv the nnr- i
ket was firm with spot quoted at IUdi1
S7.00. Copper was fs lower In London with
spot closing at 78 5s and futures at 77. 1
locally the situation was unchanged, ap- i
parently. and quotations are- more or less
nominal. Ijike and electrolytic are quoted
at IlK.tfrTjlg 60 and casting at 1M. Lead
was bs nigner at 1.1 lis In London, hut
remained unchanged at $5.6vn5mi In tho
local market. Spelter was a shade lower
In London, closing at ?ii 13s. and was also
easier In the local market, with spot quoted
at 4Vi.lOf(.2. Iron was a little lower abroad
with standard foundry closing at fi2s :'d
and Cleveland warrants at 62s fid. Locally
the market was steady in tone and with
out further change. No. l foundry, north
ern, is quoted at lH.7Siil9 No. 2 foundry,
northern. IIK.ulkuIS S: No. I fnimdrv, south
ern, $l.ifjl!l.7o; No. 2 foundry, southern,
$17 7(11 25
KT. LOl-IS. Mo.. Feh. J -META I.S-Lead.
dull at o.5u. Stelter. dull at JJ iT'.
toffee .Market.
NKW TORK. Feb. 2 COFFKK-The
market for coffee futures opened steadv
at unchanged prices to an advance of five
points. Trading was active owing lurgely
to switching from near to late months.
ranr-anr Hti w a 1 1 . . , 1 .1 .. . . .. . l .
........ ... ,,. ji,1r, n
long Interest, hut the news was gen -illi- I
bullish Th. i.I.hui iwo. ' ' I
- .- . iiuiis'-il l"J 11-11
points higher. Hales were repotted of
H.fXsJ bags. Including February, at tiSV
March. 7.0uc; May. 7 1V: December. 7 7:.i.
70c; January. 7.Spc. Knot Klo steadv; No
T la voice, 8 7-loc.
uaar and Molasses.
NEW VORK. Feb. . 8UOAR - Raw.
steady; fair refining, Sc; centrifugal. W
test. I 16-a;tj3Vrc; molasses sugar, 2c. Re.
fined, ateady; crushed, t 40o; powdered, liuc;
granulated. 4 70e.
NEW ORLEANS. Teh. I.-BUOAR-Mai.-ket
firm; open kettle, jafejuc; oten kettle
centrifugal JH4Tj,r: cntrlfugal whites,
I,r4c; yellows. JV.'&Se.
'ElnTH''n''- centrlfu.
tim t&siim teruji, ftgauv.
.... W
.... 63
.... 4H
....Hu
. ...iw;.
....1.1
.... 1
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Ctttle Ran, with Pricai Ehowing Bo
Qaoitbls Chtoge.
HOGS 0rN HIGHER, BUT CLOSE LOWER
Kot Ktinngh Sheep Heported In the
Yard o Make Test of Valaes,
hat Market Mould Have
to Be Quoted Steady.
SOI TH OMAHA. Feb. t !!?.
Recelnts were-
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday ...
Un.cia I I 11 ssiay . . ,
Official Wednesdav
Ofllclal Thursdav '.
Offlclal Prldav
4.5&S
,371
7,08
i,4
4.211
1.2..4
13.11
1S.S-S
13.IW2
ll.sti
12,777
4.UM
2.751
1.113
7HS
Five days this week....l7.n 67.s3 16."
Same last week lii.324 43,61 34.S49
Fame week before 18.738 47.475 27 674
Same three weeks ago. . .is,9m 43.470 32.1'K
Same four weeks ago. .. .12.348 31.4M 22.?1S
Same lust year 14.107 2t.74i 21.7iJ
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: lima. 190.V Inc.
'attle 85.278 7S.261 P.027
Hogs 221.511 217.665 ll.VA
feheep U5.RH1 m,i2t 2.432
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the pi Ice paid
for the different kinds of cattla on the
South Omaha market:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers i fS3 70
Fair to choice corn-fed steers 4.4V(i4.
Common to fair cirn-fed steers.... S 5" 'u4-41'
Oood to choice cows and heifers.... .40-i4.00
Fair to good cows and heifers 2 50u3 40
C'anners and cutters 1.76y2.oO
Oood to choice stockers and feeders 3.G'n4 3u
Fair to good Blockers and feeders., t 25!h.1 63
Common to fair stockers 2 ia3.2S
Hulls, stags, etc .- J.25'3,1.75
Oood veal calves B.0e6.
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha tor the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 190. 11905. !1904.190S.19i2. 11901. llitoo.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
ion.
Jnn.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
a 35
6 37H
6
5 I'lli.
I
4 63
4 H61
I 711
4 731
4 ra
4 541
4 oft!
I 631
4 Bill
4 701
4 W
V
4 ;
4 7
4 Hi
4 TO'
4 7
4 81:
6 54
6 59 1
6t
6 73l
6 Ml
6 57'
:?a
6 69i
6 021
D 13 4 )'4
5 1I 4 5'J
5 2- 4 56
23. . .
24...
26 ..
2...
27...
2S...
29...
3'...
31...
1..,.
03
6 Ob
6 14
I
6 12
5 ft".
6 13
4 40
4 65
4 62
6 S-.t,!
3 13
6 36
6 XSH
B ;iri
5 43
R 2?l
B 98!
6 05
S 971
5 !"!
5 28! 4 62
6 2n 4 64
5 1S 4 fi
5 22! 4 17
5 lot 4 liS
6 414j
S 6S1
I
Sunday.
RANGK OF PRICE8.
Cattle. Hog.
Omaha $2 (K,ro TA II HiS oO
Chicago 1.5.ri(V2i) ft ftyfifi ui
Kansas City 2.26'(f ! 0o 4 is
6t. Louis J.oorfifl.oa 5 fv?K.(1.1
8I0UX City 2.50(fir,.25 6.2410.45
THURSDAY'S 8HIPMENTS.
The following list shows the numher of
stockers and feeders shipped to the coun
try Thursday and their points of destina
tion: CATTLE. Cars.
II. C. Vanmeter, Vanmeter. Ia. R. 1 3
Charles Erne, Ells. Ia. I. C 1
C. F. Saneman. Colfax, la. M. P 1
K. F. Phllpott. SharpBburg, la. Q 1
W. Payne, East Portland, Ore U. P 1
J. A. Rates, Oakland, la R. 1 1
Walker bros., Kansas Cltv R. 1 1
H. 1 Rlxln. Pender M. 6 1
M. Chase, Henderson. Ia. Q 1
8. Y. Merrill & Co., Creston. la.-Q 1
John Farnsworth, Iiunmont. la O. W... 1
A. P. Chapman, Prescott. Ia. Q 2
John Radnum. Tleona. III. y 2
M. P. Smith. Missillon. Ia. Mil 1
T. Traeev. Portsmouth, la. Mil 1
The offlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. U ses
C, M. & St. P 3 fi
Wabash 1 3
Missouri Pacific 2 1 .. 1
I'nlon Pacific 15 21
C. & N. W.. east 4 14 2
C. & N. W.. west 13 4i
C. St. P.. M. & 0 7 15 2
C, R. & Q., east 10
C, B. At Q.. west 4 2 1 2
C, R. I. & P.. east 9
C. R. I. & P.. west 6
Illinois Central ... 9 .. .
Great Western 1 L .t
Total receipts ..... 60 167 6 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co f3 2.511 ....
Swift and Company 377 3.1'9 9
Cudahy Packing Co 4(4 327 420
Armour ft Co 2G2 3,Su8
Cudahy, Sioux City 4U0
Swift, country 74
Vansunt & Co 4
W. I. Stephen 16
Hill & Son 57
I. F. Husi 27
Mike Haggertv SO
J. B. Root & Co.. 9
Rullan & Kline 6
Krey Iacking Co 3
Other buyers 109 .... 220
Totals 1,354 lO.ICO 1,109
CATTLE The receipts of rattle were
very light this morning, only fifty ears
being reported in, which was the smallest
run for a Friday of the year so far.
Only about one dozen loads of beef steers,
with some few odds and ends, were on
stile. While the supply was very light, the
demand did not appear very brisk, as some
of the heaviest paclters seemed to be filled
up for the week and not In need of any
further supplies. There was, however, some
little Inquiry, and with so few cattle in
sight salesmen were enabled to unload at
prices Just about steady with vesterday.
There was no especial snap or life to the
trade and the market as a whole was with
out a noteworthy feature.
Cows and heifers were also in light sup
ply, there being not over twenty loads on
sale. As was the case with lieef cattle,
some of the packers seemed to he filled up
and were not on the market, so that the
trade was not active, but still prices were
Just about steadv with yesterday, at least
on all good kinds. Where a salesman hap
pened to have something that did not find
favor In the eyes of buyers It was a little
slow work unloading.
Aside from a few odds and ends there
were no stockers and feeders on the market
of any consequence. As usual at the end
of the week there was also very little de
mand and still buyers took what few there
were at steady prices.
Representative sales:
HKEF STEERS.
No. AT. Pr. No At. Pr.
1 7t0 t 40 7 Sr-,4 4 (14
I 35 I W 14 ; j 4 15
4 1071 I 26 1 1200 4 20
7 11S7 I 16 I K71 I 25
3 464 I 60 10 1.H7 4 25
4 12"2 3 55 1 741 4 30
4 t I 16 1 16.10 4 35
6 4 I 76 30 or,3 4 ii
12 (71 I f0 1 Ui.0 I U
4 1000 3 0 2 1150 4 60
1 L0 4 00 13 1215 4 7.'.
I l 4 00 11 5i, i 00
1 240 IN
COWS.
1 740 1 40 Jots 40
1 sWI I 14 I :. 10 2 15
1 4j3 ! I'l I fwi I s5
1 '-t t 25 ; sj i ,,
2 K5 2 26 12 , J J ,n
I W l J 26 1 122 I ltl
14 74 I 25 7 1075 I 00
1 S0 I 25 t lino no
I 15 4 :z I uo
4 151 ! 2" 1 Il 3 Oo
4 700 I li 4 4.17 I 04
t w I 35 14 470 I 05
4 sf,l 2 40 7 14 I 15
1 1074 40 14 1.164 J IS
52 sl 2 46 I, Seu I 20
1 12 I 4 1 1410 3 25
12W S 1 ii6., j zi
1 t 60 t SIM J ;d
1 4 I 6.1 12 su J,
1 60 I 60 14 70 3 30
1 0 4 I Ml I 30
4.0 S 0 1 Ik Su
4 1 t 40 II 4ui j so
' 2 6u 1 mo s j;,
4 4j 2 50 6 jun s 25
' " llol I 36
42 I 5o I J 40
2 I 40 4 11.17 3 4u
' 2 l" 4 3 ( 45
1 4 2 40 4 l(,e2 i 45
-'. 0 1 1170 3 6
1 140 tU 4 3 I 40
70 I Ho 6,,
M" ' 76 I mo ti
i lvw I 75 1 111 j 15
1 HI" 75 1 13 . 3 75
1" 75 II UU 3 5.1
3 3 75 3 ijM 4 a
HEIFERS,
i tw i in, m
1 IW 3 04) 1 r,M i m
1 414 : 4-1 I in W)
47 J sfl 1 ,M , j
1 340 I tO -JS j n
1 430 I 44 1 144) f 34
1 10 I 75 I j ,,
Ill I 40
429 40 I .j,, , -
1 1 t 13 ,l( , t,,
40 4u 1 inso I o
f 433 t s5 1 jfto ,
t 375 t K. 1 1:k , u
BULLS. '
1 --- 440 20 1 o(, i.i
1 4 1 44 I ittA ts)
4 I 44 1 10.0 fc,
t 74 I ijin , ,
t 74 1 l,., s m
" 74 1 i,, 3 2
71 1 25
t ma i if i i7w 144
ISM t Es
I (a
u; 1 w
CALYU.
t t ,1 On 1 1l S
1 1 OS II (Ill t M
1 t I t 17 4 75
1 41. it t t.O 4 74
1 170 I Ml I IS I i
1 .'.! 4 141 1 110 4 on
I L'O 4 So 1 l 4 IM
I lis' 4 '41 I ltd 4 do
3 14 I . 1 14 4 00
! B 18 4 1(1 In
8 TOt ixI.HS AM FEEDERS.
1 HiO I 15 7 J60 I 44
1 10 t 71 1 7. I 10
1! 7l IN 4 7J I ii
1 410 I i I 7m Im
M t n 7i u
1 So S 10 I 7o 74
754 I II 17 Sc4 u
i low I li 15 Mtn 4 2
1 4J0 I to t 11 4 34
... 7S III
MOGS-llois opened higher this morning,
first bids being generallv at S54&U&4.U
Salesmen, however, were generally asking
more money and there was very little trad
ing dure on that basis. Soon after market
firmed up SJid became 6'yii'c higher, tho
hogs selling freely at en tlUjlru.oO. Borne of
the hogs sold as high as 45.55.
After the more urgent orders were filled
the market slowed up and half or more of
the early advance was lost. From that
time on the market became very slow- and
dull under the Influence of the bear tacllcs,
followed by some of the heaviest packers.
The close was very slow and weak.
Today's advance carries the market to
the highest point touched so far this year.
Representative sales:
No. A. h Pr. No. a. sh. Pr.
7? ltl ISO 4 40 it ;o4 44 4 47V,
4 1"4 120 4 40 41 tot 120 4 47V,
40 144 ... 4 40 tl Jii7 ... I 47V,
S 141 . . 1 1 47 151 140 I 47 V,
44 12 120 I 44 40 121 ... I 47V,
45 217 40 4 44 41 231 10 I 47V,
14 11 ... 4 44 41 Kt ... 4 47V,
lit ... 4 44 41 J. 40 4 47V,
n 171 ... 4 44 74 2.4 ... 4 47',
74 04 ... 4 44 l: ;21 ... 440
47 SV3 14 4 44 7 221 40 4 40
44 244 ... 4 44 44 lil 40 4 i'l
IS i ... 4 44 US 211 ... 4 60
70 23J ... 4 4S 43 224 ... I 40
40 lad ... 4 45 71 1'JO ... 4 50
42 204 ... 4 45 41 251 ... 4 40
! 214 ... 4 46 ft 261 ... 4 50
f 14 ... 4 45 54 24 tOO 4 40
17 2.2 ... 4 44 til 14 so 5 50
41 :" ISO 5 45 6S ;S0 ... IW
73 221 id 4 45 41 Ill UO 6 60
42 270 40 4 6 44 141 ... 4 54
71....1.. .S.r4 ... 4 474j n) j,, .
42 223 ... 4 47V, 72 ;:.0 ... 4 50
H2 ... 4 47V, 77 22S ... 4 50
"1 246 0 4 47V, 7 232 2i0 4 60
72 241 M 4 47V, S2 214 120 4 60
70 241 ... 4 4iV, . 44 ?m 0 4 60
45 2" ... 4 47', 50 271 40 4 50
67 204 ... 5 47., 4ti 274 200 5 59
"0 2:7 ... S 47U. f 2i;4 40 4 60
' 2.H 120 6 47V, 74 ::7 ... 5 5
"1 2ir7 SO 4 47', 66 2;.S ... 4 40
74 J06 160 5 47V, 74 14 40 4 50
l 17 ... 5 47v, 6; j,a ... 5,
74 221 II) 5 47V, 24; ... M
30 210 ... 4 47i, (9 24 40 4 60
75 221 ... 6 47V, 4 220 ... 4 40
2 2Ji 50 5 47i, 7 260 200 4 64
44 2.1 ... 5 47V, 43 321 ... 4 61)
S 22 ... ii 47V, 67 2i3 10 4 6.1
"9 22) 40 4 47V, is 142 ... (g
71 227 40 5 47 V, 44 IM 2110 6 4o
74 211 ... 5 47', 72 225 ... I 60
'3 324 ... 4 47V, 63 :3 ... 4 60
271 ISO 4 47', 47 2i4 ... 4 60
40 251 40 5 47., 70 241 ... 5 60
43 245 ... I 471, 71 201 ... I 50
1 J2 ... I 47V, 77 214 10 4 60
S 2"4 ... 6 47i, 14 211 ... 4 50
70 151 20 1 47V, 7 2u7 .... (40
1 210 ... 5 47V, 45 252 ... 4 62V4
77 IM ... 6 47 V, 15 272 ... 4 62 V,
2-1 ... 6 47 V, 67 32H ... 5 52 V,
73 2:3 ... 6 471, 84 265 4 0 5 (2,
"7 ltd ... 4 67', 4 312 40 6 6:",
220 ... 5 47 V, 6 177 . 4 65
lit SO 6 47V, .
SHEhP-Receipts this morning consisted
of only live cars, of which two were con
signed direct to a packer. The three can
on sale changed hands at steady prices, two
cars of the ewes going to a killer at 4-75
and a car of yearlings to u feeder buyer
at 6.i5. There Is nothing new to be added
to what lias already been said in these
columns regarding the situation In the
sheep market. The change to somewhat
cooler weather yesterday and today has
given rltse to hopes that tne east may
be covered by a cold wave, which would
have a tendency to improve the mutton
market. At the present time all that Is
necessary, upparently. to place the sheep
und lambs market on a good basis Is a
normal consuming demand from the large
eastern centers. l.'ntll there is a radical
improvement in the eastern mutton mar
ket sheep men do not look for much change
in the market on live sheep and lambs
and would continue advising moderate
shipments.
Rotations for fed sheep nnd lambs are
as follows: Oood to choice lambs (Colo
radosi. H.tiOfj 7.10; good westerns. e(i.76'(t 7.no;
good lightweight yearlings, 4o.iioftii.tKi; good
heavy yearlings, 6.6t.1ii.76; good wethers,
4o.4iku6.oo; ewes, J4.oViiS.15.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
W western cull ewes....'. M 4 25
26t western wes ii 4 25
22a western wethers and year gs. li4 a 75
CHICAGO LIVE STUCK MARKET
Cattle Nteody, Hoc Ten tenia
Higher, Sheep Slow.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2. CATTLE Receipts,
2,t)ou head; market steady; common to prime
steers, 4J.4udiii.Ju; cows, fXW.rril.4lt; belters,
U.'Mti.W; bulls, K."i44v; calves, .taw
.w; stocaers and leeuers, J2.4iKol W.
HOOS Receipts, jomv head; market lne
higher; choice to prime heavy. u. itv.ifi.tu:
Lmeiiium to good heavy, fo.7yii6.75; butcher
weignts. o.iono.i; good to choice heavy
mixed, fi.iWijo. n; pacaing, f0.4uji6.75.
SHEEP AND LAM B Receipts, 8.11)0
leau; market slow and dull; sheep, $;i.oor
i.li); yearlings, fu.a4ruti.26; iambs, u.0'u7.5t.
iv York l.lie Murk Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2 REEVES Re
ceipts. 2,952; steers, Hr,l3c higher on limited
supply; bulls steady to strong; bologna
ana tat cows runy Pic higher: medium
. hnn: steers, H.ixuu.vx); tops, fii.00; exen,
fa.ut'UHi.tiu; bulls, fj,u.(H.2o; cows. K.ova-i.io.
Liverpool and London cables quoted llva
cattle easier, at lV12c per pound dressed
wilght; refrigerator beef lower, at VoVte
; per pound. Exports tomorrow, 1,190 cattle,
j 109 sheep and ,140 quarters of beef,
j CALV ES Receipts. 28 head; market
v r.ti3. eo.oi(i3.a; nine calves, f4.au;
barnyard and western culves nominal.
lriised calves steady; city dressed veals.
iJtl4c per pound; country dressed. Vul2c
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Keceipts. 4.8J7
head; very little doing; sheep nominal;
lambs easier; prime state lambs, f7.7u4i7.Mr
cuils, fu.oO.
HOOS-Recelpts, 3,723 head. all for
slaughterers except eleven head; no sales
market nominally higher on UufYalo ad
vices. Kan as City l.le Stock Market.
; nn.toA3 s-iii, reo. z. UAI1LE Re
ceipts, 2.UOU head, Including 4o( southerns;
market steadv to sir one: ,iir.l. e r.,.rt ....
dressed beef steers. .V.M(t.(4l; fair to good
steers, $l.imii0.25; western fed steers, y;,,
5.50; stockers and feeders, f3.00rjN.S5; tr.n.tli
ern steers, Wi&m.ih; south rn cow, fi ?-t.
3.6"; native cows, f2.2f.JH On; n-;.t. i enVrs
W'"fi4 !; bulls. 2.6fl4.sa; cah-cji, Ul7v''
H04JS RecelpH, ti.6.ji head; ntjrk'l : i ,',c
higher; top. U.tS; bulk of 4 s;,. u,t
6.b-"-j; h-avy. fo.6n :. r: paek-.-r. ,n )
piga and lights. 1.7uHiG C7Vi
SIIEKH AND LAMUS Receij.ls 1 ,
heud; market strong to lo; iig..,.r. rintivr.
lambs, fj .51:117.10; western 1mi,?is. Jj uors, ;
ewes and ytarl ngs. f4.SH& ..:; w, -a tori) fed
ycarlingn, f.i.MKiii.'-'n; western l. il sheep, f 1 2,
4ij.i5; stockers and feeders, f;.Ji,y4.7i.
. St. I.ools Live stork Market.
ST. LoCLS, Mo., Feb. 2. CATTLE
teipts, l.&isj head, Including An head Tex
ans; market He nigner; native shipping and
export steers, f l.i.oyo.iii.; dressed beef and
butcher steers, f:looui40; steers under 1,)
IMiiinda, f3.t4r4i6.ii; stockers and feeders
f.'.tVni an; cows and helleis, t.'.oOrjH.tO- rtiii
lu ts, fl.7t'2 So; bulls, f J.7;Vu 12.,. calves, fj uo
rj7.W; Texas and Indian steer?. 4 l...)i6 uo
ci.WH.4ind heifers. K'.ijr.i.h0. '
HtXJB Receipts. tj.oxi heud; market
hlgi.er: bists and lisrhts L',ii( .:r, ....i.u,
I fu.ltsii5.75; butchers und U-st heavy, fo.issi'
KHEE1 AND LAMRS-Recelpls.
head; market siiady; nauve muttons. f&
41'i.i; lambs, f.j.ik.i! ii; culls und bucks
4Vl.ijott4.uo; stoikers, S1.0ia j.7ti; Texans, fji-6
ttttw.
Stock In Mlglit.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha ,.2.3.11 12.777 7ij
Horn t'luy &v 6,o
Kansas City 2,u. s.-hmj
Kt. Joseph 1,52'i 7.31a 1.2J7
Ht. Iuis 1,5.10 tf.nuu .A,)
Chicago 2.IJ0O 25,oil 4,0.4)
Totals
...,tol t72,6Stt is.sxj
St. Joseph l.lse Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 2. CATTLE Receipts
1.5JI head; market steady; natives, tl 70ti
&.w; owl and heifers, fl.75ri4.0; stockers
and feeders, t2.764j4.l6.
HOGS-Recelpts. 7ui9 head; market 5rtjpK
higher: light. fS-4ij6.tii; medium and heavy
f5 .IS6dC 4)7'. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1237
head; market steady; lambs, r7.s' ' ew'ce
Ions ntr Live stork Market
BIOUX CITY, Feb. 2 -(Special Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipts, &.4J head; mar-
1 trauy; oeeves. fu.75
i6.2t; cows, bulls and mixed, t-' 5uf4.ofi;
... ,r.,j-. ., ,o.i4.., calves and
yeai llnxs, f.' oCya.79.
UOUe Reeipuifc ,(xa iitd; market 6c
1 UlQ I 7S 1 ....
1 If I M 1 ....
1 10 4 1
higher, selling at t". '.6 ,4f.; bulk ot s.tie-,
fo i.'ii 4C.
41 M A II A W IIUJ.I ftAt.H. MRKF.r.
Condition ol Trnde and tfnntations til
staple and Fancy rrndaee.
EUtiS - Hei Mpls liberal; candied stock
Unsettled at l.'-c.
LIVE I'CL'LlRT-llens. 8v,t.; old roost
ers, ic; turke.. lie; ducks, lc; young
lovster". V.; gi'te. o
DRESSED I'UL LTRr-Tnrkeya, LIJlc;
Cid toiiis. H-ilic; chickens. lsllc. old roost
i. 7C, ,iuks. 111-; sees-s trtfioo.
liCTTER-Hacking stvak. li-ii lu',c ; fhni.s
to fancy dairy, lru,9c; crcanmi . .rii'-l',. ,
I ia V- Pi li e auuted bv Omaha t rril n.
pany; No. 1 upland, fi.W; medium, filivj
coatse. ff. joitt? ('. live straw, fti 50.
HRAN-Per ton. fir. of.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW No 1
green hides. vc: No. it k, .No. I salte 1,
12c; No. 2 If, green bull I Ides. vy;.. ;
cured, HV'lOc; dry hide. lfliiJoo. Horse hides:
I.aige. f! 2i: KTiiali, fj JO. 8ln ep pelt, ea.-tt
t-X-sjfl 2i. Tallow: No. 1. 44,c; tSo. 2, 3 V ;
rougii, lVkc
TROPICAL FCIT8.
DATES? Per liox tif SO -io. pugs.. 12; Hal- '
lowe'en, in 7U-Hj. b.ixes. v: io.. tc; Bayers,
per lb., 4c; wa;iiut--;.itTed. l-.b. fkgs., li
per doc. ; S-lb. boxes, tl.
OHAM-E3 - California fancy Redlatid
navels, all air.es, fi.7utiJ 0; choice navels,
ta.7.
LEMONB I.lmonleri. extra fancy. 240 sls,
fS 2i: 400 to 380 sixes, ft &0-
FlG!--Callfornla. per lo-lt.. carton. 7.1.tc;
Imported Smyrna, tliree- rown, lie; six
crown, 13c.
HANANA8 er niedlum-.4ixed bunch, tl 7i
2!!6; Jumbos, 2.S"rfj S .
TANGERINES Florida, per box of about
1J, t.
GHAPB FRUIT Florid t. per box, t7
California, per box. tlivfii.OO.
FKCIT8.
PEARS Winter Nells aid Mount Vernon,
12.60.
APPLEB-Californla Bel, flowers, tl 40 per
bu. box; Ben Davis. fl.7i f er bu. box; Wine
saps, f2. fM-r bu box: otter varieties, t2.(4
per bu.; New Vork a pries t4.75 per bbl.
CRANBERRIES jersey. tlU.fo ier bbl.
GRAPES imported Malagas -S.&0.00.
OLD VKtiHTAllLES.
I'OTATOES-Home-gtO'vn, per bu., tej
45c; South Dakota, per bu., 75c.
ON lONo Home-grown. vUuw and red,
per bu., S6c; Span-h per crate, fl.ijO; Colo
iado, red and ycioer, per ou., tl Otj.
NAVV WEANS-Per bu.. KOO.
LIMA HEAN8-Per lb.. Cy,c
CARHAGE Home-grown and Wisconsin,
In crates, per lb.. 2
CARROTS PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS
Per hu.. o'i7f.c.
CELERY- Kalamazoo, per dox., 25S35C.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per 1-bu.
bbl., f2 00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES California, per crate of 'Jt
lbs., f2.50; Florida, f-basket crates, fd.OO.
WAX BEANS Per hamper about St
lbs. net, fti. oil.
STRING HEANS Per hamper of about S
lbs net, f3 (m(4.00.
EGG PLA NT Florid 1. per dos.. Il.litjl So.
GREEN PEPPERS- Florida. er hamr
of about 10 dor., J:t.50.
Tl'PNIPS -lAjuiPlana. dox. bunches, TSe
SHALLOTTS Louisiana, per doz. bunches,
7oc.
HEAD LETTCCE Tunisians. ' per bid.,
t ("iili fjn; per d z. heart. fl.504T1.76.
LEAF LETTCCE Hothouse, per bo nf
12 to 15 beads, f5.
crci'Ml'.EHS-Hothouse, per dox,. t2.O0.
RA DISHES Hothouse, per dox, buncheJ,
40c.
MT'SHROOMS-Hothniis- per-lb.. 60e.
CAULIFLOWER California, about 21
heads to crate. l 00 ,
BEEF CUTi
No. 1 rib, 12c; No. 2 no. lOVic; No. I rib.
7"c; No. 1 round, 7'tc: i-tv. ; round. b'. 1
No. 3 round, ftc: No. 1 loin, ltV4c; No. i
loin, 12c; No. 3 loin. .9c; No. 1 plate. 4V-,
No. 2 plute, 4c; No. 3 plate,-3c; No. ,1
chucks, 6V,c; No. 2 chucks, 4V4c; No. 3
chucks. 3ViC.
M ISC ELLA NEOLfV.
CIDER Per keg, fj.71, per bbL, f8.7.
HONEY New. pur 24 lba.. 12. jo.
CHEESE-SwUs. nt'v 15c Wisconsin
brlek, 16c, Wisconsin Umberger, 13Vo; twine,
lis?; young Americas, l&Vtic
KuiM Walnuts. No. 1 soft shells, ..
crop, per ib.. :oV,c; hard sheila, per lb,
lave. Pecans, .arge. per II;., Uc; small, per
lb., 12o. Vhsriji., per S , 7c; roasted, pi-r
ib., 4c. Chill walnuts, per lb.. 12a.l3Vc. Al
monds, soft shells, pur lb., lie; bard shells,
per lb., liic. Sliellbark hickory nuts, pet
bu., fi.2S; large iiickory nutx, per bu., fl.&w.
C'heatnuts, per Ib luc. Cocoaouts, ft. 50 pec
sack ' lnO.
FRESH FISH-Trovn, 11c; halibut, Fc;
pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bass, lie; sun
lisli, buac; peich skinned and dressed, So;
pike, lOe; red snapper, Uc; ealinon. 11c;
crappies, S'aSc; eels, Ike; black bass, 22c;
wliiteflali, Uc; frog legs, per dox., 65c: lob
sters, green, 33e; boiled lobsters. 37c; blue
fish, 16c, herring. 4c; Spanish mackerel, l.;;
haddock, 10c; hrlitip,' fl.tiotTl t0 -per gal.;
milts. 12c, cod, l'Xi. fresh standard oys
ters, fl.40 per gal.; shel? vyslers, fl.OnJ
2.00 per 100; little neck clams, fl.&o per 100.
SUGARS Granulated, cane, in bbls., fo.s;
granulated cane, in sacka, fs.ei; granulateil
beet, In sacks, t4.HL
6YRUF Ir Miie'.a, 21c per gH . caSes.
4! 10-lb. cans.- tl 60; cases. 11 5-lb. ears.
fl.8i.; enses. 21 cans, f 1. .
COFFEE-Uoasted: No. So. 25i4c per Ib.s
No. 30, 2uVsc per lb.; No. 26. 1SV4C per lb. I
No. 20, lut,e bor Ito.; No. 215. 12,c per lb.
FLOUR (wholesaie t.est high grude Ne.
braska. per cwt.,. t210: besi -high grada
patent Minnesota, per cwt.. 42 40; stialgn:
patent Nebraska, per cwt., 32.00; secunJ
patent Nebraska, tl.ik)
CUHEl y-SH ramlry whlteflsn, per '4
bbl., P-O lbs.. t4.50; Norway iiiacKerel. per
bbl., 200 lbs.: bloaters, flo.w. No. 1, il.'j.
No. 2, $2.W; No. 3, $20. 00; Irlul. No. 2.
tn.OO. Herring, in bbls., 200 lbs. euch: Nor- ,
way. tlx, fl3.tx; Norway. 3k. fia.Oo; Hoi- j
laud, mixed, Jll 50. Holland hen mg, li, I
kes: Milkers, hue; kegs, mixed, 7oc.
BROOMS" Nu. 1 carp;. 43.28; No. J
car;ei. f 2.40; No 3 plain. t2.25.
Ca.NNKIj OOODS Corn, standard ' west- .
crn, 55u'". Maine. U to. eouuttoe. 3-1 1
cans. fl.2u'ul.oo: 2-lvs.. 7Vtc04i v: pine
apples, grated, 2-ih., U.Obiult.M; sliced, li '.j
'2.--o; gallon apples, lam y, f3.50; fa i
f'jinia apricots, fl.4oB2.0.; ears, fl.7uii
4.5o; peaches, fancy. 41.75(32.40; H. c.
peaches i2.UOii2.uo; AlasKa salmon, red,
41. la; pink, Sloe; fancy Chlnoog, F., till.;
fancy suckeye. F., fl.lH.; saraities, t-oil,
12.50. 4-mustards, ti.tvKrS !'-; swoet pota
toes, 1 1 1 j'ti 1 lii ; sauerkraut, fl.OO; pump,
kins. kocCif.100; wax beans. 1-lb., 75'os L ;
l.lnia beans, --lb., 75r lKK.-yti.55; -ipltiaeh,
41 aurtt2.uo; cheap peas, 2-ib.. k;; extra,
75roiHic; fancy. 41 35421.76.
EVAPORATED i'IUIT8 Fancy Muir
peaches, 124c; choice Mulr peachen, 11 -he;
lancy yellow. U'sc; 50-60 prunes, tjo-io,
i'ac; fancy New York ring apples. lU,o;
choice, loc; fancy 4-crown loose musca
tel raisins, 7'ic; 3-cnjwn, 7c; 2-crown, 6i..c
fancv seeded raisins In 1-lb. cartons, fc;
choice seeued, in 12-oz. cartons, 70; east
ern pitted cherries. 17c; New York evap
orated black raspberries. 35c; fancy peais,
lie; choice, i5e; fancy nectarines, 4c;
fancy apricots, ll'ic; choice royal, lOVc;
Hallowe'en dates, tVic; glace citron, lie;
candied. 10c; lemon, ll'c; orange, HVec.
f:vupr.ralcd Apples nud Dried Frnlta.
N EW yOl-.K, Feb. 2.-EVA PORATEl
A l'i'LES Market Is rep.iled a little mom
active wltn prices :iuly held. Common
ar.; c;. toted ut iV.iV: marlv prime,
prime. n,c. ilioi.t. loe; fancy, Hull's.-.
CALU-OHMA I.HIK.U FRl' 1 i'S-Pi ur.ea
c. .!ii:i,ue in tair i)...ittiui on spot, but It is
Mid tl.it few onli rs ai ' being sent to tin
caat. )is the local n uola I Ions are below
the noiiunaj jnii- it,, imitations ninge
I'rom 4TVKV.-. acconln.a to grado. Apricot
Hie untieing, d wlln holce iUoted Ht io
lvec; extra vhi l'sVt-c; fancy. W'v
L'c. Peach.' q-j.'.it and unchanged, whti
extru 1 1 ..It e .,n,. i. d ut I.K-; fancy, p.'ciiii.;
exii-i lam d. i;ttil.te. HaisitiH are witn.. ml
li!..!- Iiuiige; loos.. MiiHcalel are iiiot.il '
at 512.ttj44c; seeded raisins, ovrfiiar; Lull-;
d. .n la.veis, l.t..
tills nnd Itostn. ,4
NEW VORK, Feb. 2 H LS-1 'ot t e. d.v
cam; prune 1 rude, 1. o. b. mills. 2ls,v2 v.; ,
pr.me yi-lluw, iil'.'uX'e. peiiulcum. stiailj-.
Tin peiitlne. dull at ti;fiu)H- ask tl.
KosiN Steady; uraiiied, common Vt
good. 4,; .Vo4 no.
SAVANNAH. On.. Feb. 2 -OI I. -Tui peii
tlne. tlrin, ti5Vxr.
ROSIN-I-11 111: A. H. C. di;,; I ), f.!45- J--W-45:
K. U5; a. U55; II. :i5; I. $t 4; k! '
f. in; M, fi.uT.; N, fu.iio. W li, fii.iiC; W t
fil. 15.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Feb. 2 -Ol 1-Credit bal
ances, fl.5S. Shipments. I-Vbruarv 1, 62,l;
Ibis.; runs. January 31 ist.oui bids; aver
age, 63.751 bbls. Shipments of Lima. fJ,oj
l.bls ; runs of Lima. 7l.i4il bbls.; aceraae.
4-.OX7 bbls.
Pittsburg nrokera Assign.
PITTSBURG. Feb. 2. Announcement w is
made today that Fred L. East Co
brokers, located In the park building Fim!
avenue and SmMliflcld street, h ive made a
voluntary assignment to Clarence D Rev
lliRton. secretary of the North Ametcm
Savings company. The firm was not a
memlrf-r of the Pittsburg Stock exch i:iTe.
The liabilities are given at fpai.tssi. wl -l!
the aSiis are said to be equal. Mr. Bevh.ie
ton, who at once took charge, said It
Would l iolably issue a statement later 1 1
the day.
F. D Day & Co.
dealers la . ',
Stocks, lira n. I'rovlilo n i
lilp Voar Grata to Is.
Branch Ufflre. llo-lll Hoard of Tiadd I
UldsT.. tlsuaba. Neb. Telenliono 8514, f
e.':!-':?i i'his54) nidg. South .Omaha.
Bell i'boo 2X14 eJdiaioi .'Fuod k