TTTFi BFTFJ OMAHA, TIIUKSDAY. FFJ1RUAKV 2. 1011.
in
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cold Weather Cau$e Advance
Wheat at Opening.
in
CASH DEMAND IS YET SLOW
tara aitaatloa Inclined to llellnea
talaea Prnlmnlr to llrcllae evlla
larrriiM In the Iterelpt
hnrl Racy.
OMAHA. Feb. 1. 1111.
'able showed niti trentrl t the open
ing and wheat opened hliiher on bulng.
due to mid weather prediction. Shurts
w,.re nervous during the earlv trading
and faced a sharp advance, which was
lost later on the alow i ai-h demnd and
renewed liquidation.
orn n firm ind aleadv without mucn
snap. ( anil demand I not Improved
with any Increase In receipts
Adeline.
The show of strength In wheat was due
1o two Influences, profit taking by short
and replacing of long wheat on the theorv
that the break of 7 cent should be followed
by a fair advance, views continue bear
ish, however Cash wheat was fairly active
at v hlKlier.
There waa evidence of better oonimlFg'on
house buying of corn on llRht country
offering. Feeding la reported iienvy from
all quarter and at these prices In profita
ble and farmers are Independent about
pressing their surplus for sale, t'liah corn
sslea were reported unchanged to l-c lower.
l'rlmary wheat receipts were bush
els and shipments were 273.rt bushd.
sga'nst receipts last yenir of 7"S.onO btisliels
nd ahlptnenta of 249.0UO bushels
Primary rr rn receipts w ere "02 V bush
el and shipment w ere M3 0"i bushels.
SKainst receipts last year of l.Jtt.noo bush
els and shipments of "V.ori bushel.
Clearances were R03.OO bushels of corn.
"W bushels of oats and wheat and flour
eiual to Jn.Of'O bushels.
Liverpool rinsed ',d to ..d higher on
wheat and unchanged to id higher on
com.
The following rah sale were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard: 1 car (Turkey). 92c;
1 ear (semi-dark). SD'c: 6 cars. 8!c. No. S
hard: 3 cara. MUc: 1 car, fS',c.
CORN-No. 3 white; 1 car. 40c; No. 8
color, Kio. No. 3 vellow: 1 car, 4; 8 car.
8?o. No. 4 yellow: 1 car. 3c. No. 3
futures, steady; Krbiuaty. 4 s !.d; March, i linm VfT)V CTArVC lUfl DnUTiO
KW IOHK liKKliL MARK KT
Qaotatlaa
a arloaa
f the Par
4 om mad It lea.
NEW TURK. Feb. 1 FI.Ol R CJ'ilet ;
smln patents, t.'i hViiS
Prices Sweep Upward in Consistent
Fashion During Day.
t Nehrva lnil A TeKtlng
j Name I'.mrilv (Nh I f wsrrsr
Omaha (! . jo);
, Omaha Water ea. lr
ItVliaM ft jr. M. 1514
ha eV c. B St. Ri 6a. I7
twihi A V. n It n rd. P
iiiaha C. a Ft. Ilr torn...
fnfc.n fto. k VaM u k
Slrstt.in (Neb) Water
A
J
1
M
i
11
1"
40; winter stra.Khts. riFMOSSTTlATTON OF SIRENGIli !
4 Z 'iM winter paients. 4. 'i4 iv.; errma
New
aid
kiln
.Northern fCrlflc Hlaea la rrlarBlar
Kahlna, Toachlna; Kle Point
Ahove rreilon Mabt'a
(lose.
I'lcnr. &lari4:r, uttiler extras. 0. 1.
I'.Kt l Tn. No, 2. fi2.Vfl3 4; Kanm stra Shi. !
H I.", l C 1IUUI. Pl'"H , imn i r -
14 nut 4.:r.; choice to fsncv. 4 4"til'- buck
wheat flour, oulet: American. i'2c. C. I- f-.
New York, t'anadlan. 6'1?c. c. t. I,
Vork. for exirt
f'oRN.MKAl steady; fin while
WH KAT-ITpot market lri eKular; J ,"'J"!,hl prUi" ,ve'!
' , ,, usa.,. in elevator and "e f o. b , ; ",' Hr1 nn ,n btoi k exi lian In con
iL, ' , 'Z i - .!,.i.,t? ' it f :'tent fashion until at the close some of
I o. b . afloat.,. Future market was firmer
, on covei lnK. due to steady cable and
smaller letclDt at Interior points, clo'lng
Xt'ic; 11 cars. ?,!"c; No. 4
mixed: 2 cat
mixed: 2 cara. Xtr: 2 car. 3S.C
OATS -No. 1 tatidard: 1 car. Zic; No. S
white: S car. 2H4c; 1 car, 29'c; No. 4
white: 3 car. 2c.
Omaha laah I'rlces.
WtlKAT- No. 2 hard. HSifrH'!c; No. S hard.
Wn; No. 4 hard. Tr.VrWo: rejected
hard. TftfTWiy: No. 2 aprlng. WitlSc; No.
sprltiK. ftTMfnmr.
CoKNNo. i white, SHfi4ni4c; No. 3
white, 2u.,40c; No 4 white, KKji'.Wfcc: No.
t color. :tPt7;c; No 2 vellow, 3:i1i Wr ;
No. J yclliiw. Ktfi4k!: No. 4 vellow, 3W
?e; No. 2. 39fi.Tjo; No. 3, i?i39l,c; No. 4,
""V"-; bo grade, 3Tra38c.
OATK-No. 2 white, ZSViOc; standard,
4i294: No. 3 white. 2i! 2SVc : No. 4
white. 2Si.i342W4c: No. S yellow, 2&U3c;
No. 4 yellow, 2HIS2Sc.
MARI.EY No. 3. VOSMkV: No. 4. W&!0c;
No. I feed. WVf7-fi4,.: relected. RWifiOc.
2. 71S0c; No. 3. "Ml7c.
la riot Hecelpt.
Wheat. Corn. Oat
37 SU 216
210
24 09 27
(
and I H'J -no net limner; May. II HV l.a!4. -lo-
luea ghould "'H "l '"- ". i.',,!B '"" i "
1.K ; receipts, bu.; shipment, B,''
bu.
'( K.N ftpot market steady; new No. 2,
S!tf. f. o. b.. afloat. Futures market was
without transactions, closing, at V net
advance; May losed at ,tc; receipt, M,375
bu. ; shipments, 1!.4 bu.
OATeW-p.it nmrket easy; standard white.
T7c; No. 2, 37'v; No. '. M1 No. 4.
Future market wa without transaction,
ib sinK tin. handed to Vc net higher; May
cb'seu at o'.x-: July, 3!'-; receipt. 1W.575 bu.
llol'H Firm; state, common to choice.
litl. ti2c; I:", lvi!l:. I'aclflc coast, 1910,
Jt'r.'i'Jf; lrfw, I4t lie.
llAV-guitt: prime, $l.12,c; No. 1, tLOfr
1.07V,; No. 2. Wm-; No. 3. Wic.
Mil 'KS-steady; Central America, VilS
21c, iiKota, 22c.
I.KATHKll-Klrni: hemlock, firsts, 23',
i&.'f'tc; seconila, 21Vs'llc; thirds, lifrtJOc; re
jicif. ifalTc
I-KOVISIONS - Pork, easy; mens, $22.50
J2U.; family. $23. U0 24.60; short clears,
jj.u"u2;.i. Heef. Bieauy; mc, $14 14 50;
family, $l6.5otlli00; beef ham, 25 .SO'f.l.&a
Cut meat, st.ady; pickled belllea,' 10 to 14
lb.. 12..Vir(il350; pickled hum, 112.5012 75.
Iard, steady; nilddlo west prime, y.lyrt
I0.II1; refined, easy; continent. $10.50; Bouth
Ainerka. 11.2f); compound. tX.37Vi(B-62V.
TAI,U)W Dull; prime city, hluls.. t'c.
CHhKhK (julet; state whole milk, Sep
tember quality, fancy white. 14tyl6c
F H'LVIlY-Dressed, unsettled; western
chickens, V.IWnlc; fowls, 12Ulbc; turkey,
l'V'i 24c. t
F.otlri Weak; fresh gathered, selected
extras, 2au2:(c; fresh Kathered, firsts, 20V4
di21c; frei-h gathered, seconds, left 20c;
fresh nathereii dirties. No. 1. lfc; fresh
gathered dirties. No. 2. 16r17c; refrlK
erator, firsts, lbfic; refrigerator, second.
lo'g lio.
toUTTEIl-treamery specials, 23c; extras,
2r.'n2;.Vjc; third to firsts, WiSic: creamery
held third to special, li(tf2uc; aiaia uaii
common to finest, 17'pJ5c; process, second
to upecial. K,-(i2lc; Imitation creamery first.
16 lac; factory held. 16al7Hc; current
make, lH'ylic.
of 3
IWB-No.
Chicago ....
M In nea polls
Omaha
Uuluth
CHICAGO GRAIN AS U PROVISIONS
Feat a res of the Trading: and Cloalnc
Prlrea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1. Predictions of a cold
wave southwest put up the price of wheat
today. There Is a total lack of snow
covering In that section, accordingly fear
wa roused for the winter crop. Latest
futures left the market 'c to He higher
than twenty-four hour previous, with
corn dearer by Ho to He Oats, however,
lost u to Sc and provision finished 7 Vie
to 17H0 decline.
Noth withstanding a widespread Impres
sion that the big longs were marketing
their wheat on the swells, popular senti
ment waa more friendly to the cereal from
the start. Lighter primary receipt had
a good deal to do with bringing about this
state of affairs. Arrivals of cara north
west, for example, were only 2G5 today as
against 4.M a year ago. Then, too, ship
ments from liuasia and Rounianla already
reported as being stopped by heavy Ice.
Just before midday open selling by longs
caused a setback, but commlalson buying
led to a siirprlslnr recovery In the enT
May ranged from 9tc to fhe and closed
firm; hc net higher at MS.
Jn corn light sales by the country made
speculative buying of futures good. Short
age of storage facilities at Omaha acted
somewhat as an offset. Fluctuations for
tVje May option ran from 4!So to totjiViOHc
with the close firm at 60c. a net gain of
1m Cash corn waa In fair demand. NJ.
2 yellow finished at 47&474c.
Oats were extremely weak suffering from
much liquidation and short selling. High
and low points for May were MHc and
):"i,c with latest transactions He down at
s;:'vj:cp.;o.
Frovlsiona sagged because of selling due
to heavy January receipt of hog. After
the final gong, pork was 15c to 17'c under
Inst night and there wa a decline shown
of 7!t to 10c In both lard and ribs.
Prices In Chicago, furnished bv the Up
dike Oraln company. 708 Brandela bulldlnar.
Telephone Douglas 2473.
Evaporated A pairs and Dried Fralts
NKW YORK. Feb. 1. EVAPORATED
APPLES Inactive but steady; on the spot,
fancy, HVill'LIc; choice, lK&UlVic; prime,
10V4til0ij cold storage, (UfeiilOc.
DKIF.U FRUITS Prunes quiet, wun ine
demand of a Jobbing characfer. but sup
plies are light and prices are firm, (flo
tations range from 6Vc to llUc for Cali
fornia up to 30-40, and 9i611Wc for Ore
gons from 60s to 30s. Apricots firm but
quiet: choice, 13c; extra choice, l3Wci
fancy, ISi&MHc. Peaches firm on ngni
offerings, but the demand Is small; choice,
7Vjr!j7c; extra choice, fku-HMic; fancy, 84ft
9tc. RalHiiiB very firm on reports of light
stocks on the coast: loose Mucaieis, o-tu'
6c; choice to fancy seeded, at&THc: seed
less, 4?4ftic; London layers, i.kgi.to.
the active stocks showed net gains
points or over.
It was the most Impressive demonstra
tion of strength which Wall street has
wltne-sed In manv weeka and was at
tributed In the main to the influence of
yesterdays favorable developments, no
tably the Harrlman systems' huge Im
provement projects and the cheerful view
"presses by Chairman Gary of the I nlted
States Steel corporation as to present and
prospective conditions In that Industry.
The volume of business on the exchange
wa nearly double that of recent days.
Northern Pacific rose In spectacular
fashion, touching 124. five point above
last night clohing. and wa again the
feature of the day's trading, it rapid ad
vance of recent daya still Is unaccom
panied by satisfactory explanation.
Copper shares received less attention,
although reflecting the general tendency
of the market.
Offering of nearly $U.0fl0.nnO of Reading
4 per rent bonds Increased the already
large total of new securities recently
placed on the market. Flotation of new
securities to the value of $.KS,lti!.Oii0 In the
month Just ended established a new high
record. The Increase was confined to rail
road securities, which were more than
$lW.noo.aiO greater than In January, V10,
Industrial issue falling off considerably.
London wa a large buyer In this mar
ket. American advancing generally there.
Pond were firm. Total sales, par value,
$l.028.ono. lnlted States 3s, registered, ad
vanced , on call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows;
London Stork. Market.
LONDON. Feb. l -American securities
opened about unchanged today. Light buy
ing followed and price advanced but sup
port wss lacking and the market eased
off near the end of the first hour. At noon
prices ranged from unchanged to S above
psrit v.
Cnnttoli mrtfier 7 lulnllle A N.
d serntint... 79'M.. K. T
A mat topper N. T. t en'ral..
Anwrnnda a ,"nrrolk A W...
At-hfmn .1H4, ito p'd
do pM ins rmlarlo A W...
pHltlmnr A Ohio. . . loai PennT'il ...
Canadian Purltlc 21.'. Hand Mines
t'heaapraek O ITS Reading
rhleasn o. W 24i Southern Ry....
Chi.. Mil. A St. P. 134 do Ptd
Ie Peers m4 (tout hern Faelfle 124't
Penvar A Bis o Jan Inlnn Pacific...
dn pf4 7'4; An pfd
grla :.nia v. 9. steal
da 't P'd 4Va dn pfd
do 2d ptd ahaah '..
C.rnd Trunk SS',4 so pfd
Illinois Central t.lA .nanlli 4a
SILVKK ar, steady st 2-l-d per ounce.
MONEY 23 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is S'jfiSH per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 7-16 per cent.
OMAHA LI YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Large and Trade is
Slow and Lower.
s
K0GS TWENTY TO QUXHTER DOWN
Sheep aad lamb la Very l.lheral
Sapply. bat Trlees Show Mill
(haaae, Resnalalag Aboat
Same as Taesday.
14 ;
I $4
I 14 ?: )i4
$:.25ji4 2?..
tiS I
it.. Kerelpts were:
t (Iffl.lal M.l...
official Tuesday"
Kstlmate Wednesday ..
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 1,
Death List of Volcano
Eruption Increasing
M
4 '
" I
Cattle
.. 5.4r
.. ;. -s
.. B.IOO
Hog
J.bT.l
11 275
14.HO0
.. 1
WKtlllCH IN THK GRAIV BELT
General Precipitation la Northwest
an oa Coast.
OMAHA. Feb. 1. 1911.
The area of low pressure that extended Northrn
Omaha
Month.
east from the Pacific, coast over the mount
tains to the central valleys Tuesday morn
ing has rounded up. and now overlies the
country from the eastern Rocky mountain
slope to the Mississippi river, with the
greatest depression over eastern Colorado.
Precipitation was general within the last
twenty-four hours in the extreme north
west and on the Pacific slope, and light
and scattered snows are reported falling
this morning In the mountains and extreme
upper Mississippi and Missouri .valleys.
The area of high pressure In the north
weHt has caused a very decided drop In
temperature throughout that section, and
temperatures ranging from gero In Mon
tana to 20 below aero In the western
Canadian provinces are reported. The
northwestern high, with Its colder weather.
Is expected to extend down over the val
levs within the next twenty-four hours
and the outlook Is favorable for a mod
erate cold wave In this vicinity to-night
and Thursday, with, proDauiy snow nurries
tonight, followed by fair Thursday.
I'ji i i:mu law law
Ieowest last night 15 J
Teowest last night 41 23
Precipitation w
Normal temperature ior touay.
Kree , . .
Deficiency in precipitation since Minn i,
15.1K Inches. . . ' .
Excess corresponding penoa, iiu, o.u
Inches
Deficiency corresponding perioo. nww. d.z
Inches. l.- a. wMiun,
Local f orecaster.
Alla-Chalmera pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Amarl.an Agricultural ,.
American Beet Sugar
Amerl.n Csn
American Car A Foundry..
American Cotton Oil
American 11. A L. pfd....
American Ira Securities ..
American Linseed
American Locum-.tlre ....
American B. at K
American . A R. pw
Americas staet Kdr
AmerUan Sugar Refining..
Amar. Tel. 4k Tel
American Toharco, pfd ...
American Woolen
Anaconoa Mining
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coat Una
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt . .,
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather
Central leather pfd
Central of N. J
(ltraapeaka A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Great Wast new.
Chicago Great Waat pfd...
Chicago A N. W
Chi., Mil. A St. r
C C, C. A St. L
Colorado Fuel A Iron ....
Colorado A Southern ....
Conaolidated Gae
Corn Producta
Delaware A Hudaon
Denar A R. U
Penrer A B. O pfd
Dlatlllera' Serui4t1ea
Krle.
Krle 1st pfd
KM id pfd
General Rlactrlc
ptd..
I lea
200
lit. 70i
I. ano
.1000
1. M0
'T0
,)
M0
,10
2U,t0
vn
no
)0
, 7.701)
"i io
J00
II. 7' 10
OM)
800
1. tW)
2, :.oo
. t.luo
I. I'NJ
Hlah. Low. Clnaa.
33
S
82 14
r:
'.,
M
21
!1
12
fl
Re'.,
ion
46 V,
117H
146
mi
101
1M
lon
21014.
S2S
64
61 T4
417
K
n
n
3l't
12
41
7
JifiVi
4
116S
144A
'sis
V'iW
ID214,
122
P
77
20s
114
Near Vork t irti Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by I.ogan & Hryan, member New York
ftoek exchange, 315 South Sixteenth street.
Omaha:
4J Greene Cananea .... 'i
Jo Inaplratlon
Laroee 41
lu Nar. Cona 1RT
XI Nrahonn I 1-1S
H NeradH-Vtah
Ohio ropp.
Amer. Tobacco
Pay State Gas...
Boston Cona
Dune Coalition
Cnctua
Chlno
Chief Com
Fraction m. Rawhide Coalition
17.A.3
.!
7.4SO
17.0M
Three days this week..l.r
Same days last week....U.042
Same dv J weeks aa-o . 14 97
1 Kama daya 3 week ago..l7.S
'"Mime days 4 weeks ago.. 8U
Ru n. a .1 . - I 1A -a
'l he following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hog and sheep at Pouth Omaha
for the year to Uate-aa compared with last
year:
mil 1910. Inc. Pec.
Cattle 10R.341
H"g 1R4.M7
fheep 174.Z08
The following tab
price
several
i
."& 50; fair to aood beef steer.
common to fair beer steer,
good to choice I'ov and heifers.
fair to good cow and heifer,
common to fair cows and heifers.
com! to choice tocki and feed
er, g. SOiio "0; fair 10 good siiu sers anu
teeners, t- t'(lf cooimoil li, mil ei". e......
and feerlnrs. 14 tOiil flO: stock heifers. UOVeTIlOr
.n-j.5o. veai .aives. Mg-W; buns.; Hundred Were Killed in Town
pi", r.. a " u .. .. 1
1KK.1S An avalanche of iogs at Chicago
todnv, added to heavy receipts t all other
leading points, signalled pi leg deniorallra- (
lion. F-verv market reported bad breaks;
and the locitl tiaile sufferel severely, bulk
of a 14.000 siipdIv selling at prices all of:
0,- lower t'omnared with the belter tor-
tlona of yesterday's session, declines were ' pie In the town of Tsllsay, according to
1H1 .., ". . '. - -- the reliort or the
i.'ftf.i'C reouctions. 1
bheen Karly movement wa halting, due tn slow:
Wl 1 acceptance of cheaper values by seller.
! '"it trading livened up somewhat after It
ll.Wo . became evident that refusal to do business 1
would mean a big stale surplus for tumor-1
row. Panicky outside condition helped to 1
I . - ...
of rrovince bays aeven
of Talisny.
WASHINGTON. Feh. 1 The eruption of
1 Tanl volcano and the accompanying dis
turbances In the Philippine killed 700 ro-
24.701
30.7S2
29.R4f.
14.SS-S
11.267
17,R25
bhl
47.5S7
the average
hogs st Fouth Omaha for the last
aays, with comparisons:
ISM).
7.7l
1M.0P3
1M.39
MiOWH
Dates. I 1U ill0.ll(w.l0.l(n.l0..l.
Ial-Ply
Kerr Lake .
OJIbway
Kly Central
KIT Cona ..
Kly Witch ,
Franklin ...
Glroux
Pehmint ...
Goldfleld
Goldfleld
la Par Central
T14 Swift Tkg. Co
Seara-Roabuck Co.
S Silver Pick
1 lit
. l'
. 5'.
. 1
.lWVi
.IMS
Jan.
Jan.
Jaa.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8.1 Superior A Plttaborg 14
Florence
Dany ..
7't Tonnpalt Mining
Trinity copper
1 t nltei Coppar .
North Uki ....
IUj Buhemla
7-
41
11
U.1O0 iS
I Open. I High. I Low. Close. Yes'y.
L... I
9tia!
M I
9ZH
I I
Ei01,k51;61vl1
ii'tl n
11 15
17 46
7J
t 06
80
70
9 4T.i47
Hi
bo
DO
61
ol'a
K2
4
50',
bl
K'BV
IS 17
17 0
47
66
I 66
f 72
S 47
6641
is or.
17 42
76
o7
60
67
( 42
8 (2
11 13
17 bi
72'4
62
66
70
47
(2
32
in a
17 67
8 feOH
8 70S
72H
n
60
SfcTic; fair
Wheat
May.
July..
ept..
Corn
May.. July..
tept..
Oats
May.. Julv..
Sept..
Toik
May.. July..
Lard
May.. July..
Kept..
Itlns
Mav..
July...
bept...
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLDCK Kay ; winter patents, 14.30
a .,:; siraigiim, ii.uii.: spring straight
4Fv;i4 70; bakers. J.5uu6.0O.
IlYK No 2. :'4
BAHbKf-Keeik.er mixing
to choice malting, b44i.2c.
Sh.Kl )H Flax, No. I southwestern, $156H
io. I normwesiern, i.lil'4j; timothy, IIO&O
l0; clover, JI4.75.
PHOVISIONH Wess pork, per bbl., IJO.OO
jou, lara, Jter iuu ids., Sio; SllOI't ribs
sides lloose). $10 Ot'U lO.bO;, short clear sides
tboxed), t'0 60ulOtiJit.
Total clearaucea of wheat and flour were
eriURl to Jo.OUO bu. Primary receipts were
b.&.ouO bu.. compared with 7alowi bu the
rMrepou(iing ua a year ago. Fstlmated
receipt for tomorrow: Wheat, li cars;
corn, u cara; oats, lit cara; hogv, ai.Ou)
neaa.
i:iilcgo Cash Prices Wheat. No t red
r.'s u .4.. , - .v. o-a.yw-v, ,o. hard
.l!i!;-'e; No. 3 hard, SJVaQ; No. 1 north.
ern spring, II.04iul. 07; No. 2 northern npilng.
ti ifcvn i.w, fi ma. ei.wtjfi.w 1 oru, ,q
d vfcn, a cann, arintoe; No
white, 46A,n.i4rc; No. i wlilte, 4.41 Vc: No
yellow. 4iu4iWCh No. 8 yellow, 4i.j4i,c.
et. r.o. 1 wuiie. a.i.-"4c: Mo. white
.t',.,-, ...K., aianuard
-'
lit Tl tit-creameries, 17626c; dairies
lt22l!;
w,uo-ob, 1 n.-r-iji.-., a.ov cases; at
mar cases inviuuru, ioifliM.; rirstM, SuWc
piiuie firsts, 2P1C
Cllte-sh. Cimettled: daisies. 14int,-u.
twins. 13i,t 13'-c; Young Americas, liV.
li'c; long horns. luVlf.c.
iiiiAioro-ciwa), cnoice to fancy 46
4jVm-; fair to good. Cub
POl'LTll Y-Flim; turkeys. live. ISo
diessetl, 21c; chickens, hens, alive, 13,-'
oisj-.itd. 12c; springs, live, l-n4c, dressed'
'IXe-
V KAISteady; SO to tO-lb. weights, S'uc
60 to 80-lh. weight, lo'kc; ki to 110 lb'
weights, llSc.
t iu lot Heceipts Wheat. S7 cars; corn. 2i3
cars; oats, 216 cars. r. Miniated tomorrow
N lieat. la cars; corn, ih cars; oats, u cars.
Mlaaeapolla tirala Market.
MINNKAPOI.I8. Keh. 1 W HK AT Mav
tlweVpl.ftvV July. $t.tMi 1 .04-,. Cash: 'No.
i hard. l 0;-S: No. 1 northern. H.Aa l 04'
No 2 northern. l tOnl di,; No. I, ssvii f 1.0L
I-I.AX--Cloeed at
t'(i:iN-No. 2 eow. 4Jn43c.
PATS -No. S white, 2!, '!.
ISYF-No. I. i -'U iHc.
i'KAN -in 100 pound sack a. Ioj.iiUbO.
I U il'H First patents. M 7.u 1. second
I'Strnts. tk(i 5 ; first clears, 13 lbpj io;
..i.nj clears, tw irb-.io.
2 4
22 1
00 .00
21 de-
BT
Mav,
dull:
hard.
Ht. I.oals General Market.
LOIHrt, Feb. 1. -WHEAT Higher;
7iics74c: Julv. KSiSSlV. Cash.
track. No. 2 red, Il.Oltol.04',4; No. 2
fcVuJl.01. .
4H3RN Higher; May, vwvx:-, juiy, ) st. L
eriOc. Cash, firm; tracg, xso. 1, ttnow; 1 inlon
No. 2 white, wc.
OATB lower; May. i-neoivn:. v won,
lower; track. No. 2, 32c; No. 2 white. J2c.
HYK I nchangea. sc.
FLOUR tsteady; red winter patents, 4.60
476.OO; extra fancy and straight, 4.twi3t.u;
hard winter clears. ,:i.0.1.70.
MEEL) nmotny; owg'. cornnww,
HKAN lUUi SSCKeo van trai-n. ii.iwui.u.
HAY Firm; timothy, llJ.OuninS.fiO; pialrle,
latwrtis.so. VU1
rKuVlMWo rora, Biuy, jwuums,
1D0O0. l.ard. lower; prime steam, .uiwcp
9.67'i. Dry lt meats, unchanged; boxed,
extra shorts, loc: clear riDS, lviic; inori
clears. 10Tc. Paoon, unchanged; boxed ex
tra snorts, 12c; clear rios, ,azc; snon
clears. l'4c.
POl'LTKi r irm; cnicaena. if. aurings.
13c; turkeys, ltrtc; aucas, 10c; geese, oc.
BI'TTKR Bteauy ; creamery, situiac.
F.UQS Lower, 19c.
. Receipts. Shipments.
8.000 1S.400
.... r7.0ii0 M.OnO
... 77,000- 63.000
66. 00O 61.000
Great Northern ora ctfs ,
Illinois Central (ex)....
Interbornugh-Met
Intarbopough-Met. pfd ..
International Harveater ,
Inter-Marine pfd ,
International Papar
International Pump
Iowa Central
K. C. Southern
K. C. Southern ptd
Laclede Gas
Loulavlll A NaahTllle .
Minneapolis A Bt. Louis
M., gt. P. A 8. BU. M.
M.. K. A T
M., K. A T., Pfd
Missouri Paclflo
National Blaruit
National Lead
N. Kv. ot M. Id pfd...
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western ....
North American
Northern Paclflo
Paclflo Mail
Pemiarlvanta
People's Uaa
PI tabu rt, C. C. A Bt L..
Plttaburg Coal
Preaaad Blael car
Pullman Palace Car ....
Hallway Bteel Boring ...
Heading
Republic Steal
Republic Bteal pfd
Hock laland Co
Pock Iilajid Co. pfd
Bt. U A 8. F. 2d pM..
Bt. Loula 8. W
St. Loula 8. W. pfd
Bloae-Bheffleld 8. A I....
southern Pacific
Souther Railway
Southern Railway ptd ...
Telineaaea C'oppar -
Teiaa A Pacific
Tol.. Bt. L. A W.
m W. pfd
Paolfle
ITnlon Paclflo Pfd
I nlted 8tates Realty ..
Pnlted Btataa Rubber
Vnlted BUUaa Steal
Flour, bbla.,
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats, bu
r
Kansas City Grata aad I'rovlsloas.
T.-ANBAS CITY. Feb. l.AV HEAT May.
SSUlctc, bid; July. 8c, bid. fash. V31
lc higher; No. 2 hard. SoHifWc; No. 8, Urii
No. 2 red. Mi99e; No. S. 97&99c
CORN May. 4iHW4SSc, bid; July, 4Si4c,
bid I'aah unchanged; No. 2 mixed, 43Hc;
No S 43c: No. 2. white 43io; No. 8, 43c.
QAT8 I'nchanged ; No. 2 white, S3c; No.
2 mixed, 81Sj82o.
nvw No. 2. 74ST6C.
HAY I'nchanged; choice timothy, 814.00
C'14 50: choice prairie, 812.00.
lU'TTF.R Creamery. 24c; firsts, 21c; sec
onds. 1:: packing atoek. 13c.
FtlGa Extra 2uc; firsts. 19'ic; seconds,
12Mr".
Wheat,' bu..
Corn, bu...
Oats, bu....
Receipts. Shipments
... 6S.O0O 6000
... 5.i0 6C.00U
10,000 15,000
I lawrpool Grals Market.
l.UiHItMIU Veb. 1 WHEAT Spot
firm: No. 1 red western winter. 7s 4d; fu
,...!rt; March. 7 ,d; Mav, '.
( KN pot. American mlxel new, quiet.
4 3d; American uiiaed. old steady, as
rhlladelphla Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1. BITTER
Firm- extra western creamery, 29c; extra
nrints. 30c.
i-;t;S Weak : Pennsylvania and other
nesrhv firsts, free eases. 24c at mark: cur
rent receipts, in returnaoie cases, ai
mark; western firsts, free rases, 24c at
mark; current receipts, free cases. 23c at
mar .. . .....
ClM'.!! sieany; :ew 1 ora iuu
creams, fiincv, September, l.'.'ic: New York
full cream, fancy, tH'tober. 14s'olSc: New
York full creams, fair to good, leg 144c.
t nltrd Stataa Btct pfd..
t'tah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Cham .
Wabarh
Wabaah ptd
Waatern MaryUn
Waaitnghouee Electrla ....
W eat am Union
Wheeling A Lake ie ....
Lehigh Valley
0
(HO
t.too
16.200
m
4.000
2.. ino
400
WH)
4110
wo
7.400
.
. 1.4O0
&11O
K
, ts.soo
. la.&"0
700
Ml
.. 1,100
300
tilO
. 1.100
. 1,100
in)
.. l.fO
700
. 1.100
. l.too
6110
CIO
. 4, BOO
100
... l.0
,. 1.000
.. 1.1"0
. l.S'10
,.
,. I.SOO
. .
.. loo
.. 76, M0
ou
.. 11,7110
.. 600
.. 4ll0
.. oo
4011
600
IV0
.. 176,41
..
.. 1,70
,. lt.sOO
.. l.o
6110
jno
.. 2.000
, .. 1.700
.. n.soo
.. 4, 00
.. . l.ww
"0
too
1 .. 100
.. 600
.. t,00
"406
.. 2.6110
..100,600
l.Son
1.700
MK
t 0
6 I'M
1.100
1,100
l.too
M
4Jti
11,0
1-U
66
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lt
14:114
1
M4
71'
i,
S
4
US
VMS
131 S
6ti
1J6'4
li.k
64
lit
1714
1.144
tin
- IS
67
1404
f.7
67
624
Ui
67H
6714
11614
43 "4
107 '4
724
MS
!
12h'
107 4
MTt
l'4
341
161
66
16
VS '
6374
6.V4
'i'4
0k4
68
6414
1J1
JS14
6
6t4
IH
234
H'
178
71
424
n
lM
4f.4
67 S
1414
64
61
664
7.6
3'4
48
146
1W14
16
If. 4
68
1424
13'4
I6S14
3m
70S
6414
J9
48
a;
1.-.414
126
t4
13414
l-4
6344
116
17S
1S'4
41114
16
6444
67
11214
14M
6814
m4
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67
61
12.1H
67
17
11S14
4JP.4
1
72H
12414
2tl4
1261a
HIT
8H
tl)',
64
111
16
157i
. 644
8'4
! 13
64H
1 43
604
US
6114
130
16 14
66H
It
2i4
4a
6I4
176
67
41
SO
11'4
46
6t4
14
KS14
61
61
7S
17,600 160 '4 176'A
Toal (r tha 4r. 660,000 eh arc.
II
64 '4
n
4:4
6;6
644
ill,
11 14
11
4I'4
7"4
lor. '4
4614
11614
14i'm
4i4
lis.
10214
1254
106 H
33 'j
76
I7014
S7i 4
10.114
6nH
8T44
US
4814
146 4
1.11
64
' l.-.'i
6i4
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1.1
16
US
7
8M4
ZS
s
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1M14
13014
63
1661
19.
63V
11614
17V
11
414
1
644
64
11214
14614
17
136
3644
17
K!Vi
124
6714
17
lHH
f1
VMS
n 14
126
3614
2
10714
66 '
16
4H
ltiil
1414
169
144
"4
111.4
66
4214
Keii
47'i
6J1-.
19X14
1814
ttv
ir.4,
2814
12
61
17H
6.16a
t7i4
41V
6014
1IDV
4614
64
1614
M
6J14
7614
I
17114
Ttoston Cloalnar Stock.
BOSTON. Feb. 1. Closing quotations on
stoeks were as follow:
Allouea 1 Mohawk
A. Amal. Copper .... 644 NevB'la Con ...
A. Z. U. A B 414 NlplMtng Mllna
414 Nortn iiutte ...
13 North l,ke ....
16 old Dominion .
, Soli Ori'eola
611 Parnitt (A A
11 Uutnry
Shannon
1214 superior
7U surerior A B .
7' superior A Pitts
84'a Tamarark
14 V. S. S. R.
(Cop.).. 14 AO pfd ...
7U I'tah Con .
16 t'tah Copper
414 Winona
18'4 Wolverine ...
Atlantic
P. A C. C. A 8,
Rntte Coalition
Cat. A Arixona
al. A Ilecla ...
Centennial ....
Copper Rang
Eaat Butte
Franklin
Glroux Con
Gran by Con
Greene Cananea
lale Royal
Kerr Lake
I,ake (Xipper .
lAsalla Copper
Miami Copper
M.
Con.. 67
C).
A M.
41
1844
W4
rrv
6'4
4014
108
ll4
6614
1114
17'i
4
14H
4S
1814
4S
. H-4
, 4.-.S
8
111
New York Arming- Stocks.
NEW TORK, Feb. 1. Closing quotations
on the Mining exchange:
All
Com. Tunnel
do honda
Con. Oil.
Horn Silver .
Iron Sliver ..
Leadvllle Con
V..
.165
. 20
. It
. 76
. 16
.160
. 10
Little Chief ...
Meilcan ......
Ontario
Cnhlr
SUndard
Yellow Jacket ,
Offered.
4
il00
InO
120
160
(0
New York Moner Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. l.-MONEY-On call
teady. thtU per cent; ruling rate. -
per cent; closing dio win, imrniu
. nr cent. Time loans, firm; 60 days
1 ner cent, and 90 days. Sfe3H per cent;
mnnthi Der cent-
PRlhiB MERCANTILB PAPER t to 4H
Pstithi'.INO EXCHANGE Steady with
actual business In bankers bills at 4 .8310
4 .8825 for sixty day bills, and at 64 (mis for
demand. Commercial bills, $4.K54-4.8J4c.
81LVF1R Bar, 5i!4c; Mexican dollars, too.
HuND Government, firm; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
..1001 lni-aaer. e4a 71
..101 Int. Mar. Mar. 414a.. 68'4
..1014 'Japan 4 pv,
..1014 do 414 M4
,.1I6 K. C. 8. la I 711a
....116 , L. 8. deb. 4a 0tn) J',
e1
61S
66V
rag.
V. I. raf. la.
do coupon .
V. 1. reg.
do coupon .
V. 8. 4a reg
An munon .
lllla-l-lialm. lat 6a.. 77 S L. A N. Ill
Am. Ag. 6. WiM.. K. A T. 1st 4.
Am T. A T. r. 4. lots, do gan. 41,
A mar Tobacco 4 61 Mlaourl Paclfle 4a., ,
4a a 10614 N. R. ot at. 414a..,
Armour A Oo. 414. N. C. fen. 114.
AUhleon gen 4.
do, ev.
do cv. 6a ...
At. C. U let 4
B A O 4
do IS
do A W
Br. Tr. r. 4a...
i-. ot Ga. 6a ..
Caa. Leather 6a.
C. of N. J. gen.
771,
Do
68 14
PF.ORIA
14c: N. 4. 13c
OATS Kay
Sl'aOl'iC; K.
Peoria Market. - r
Feb. 1. COUN-Hlgher; No
sample, 40H'h41c.
fclumlard. Sc; No
4 white. 3oc.
1,
hite.
Halatk Cirala Markft.
Pl'LCTH, Feb. 1 WIIKAT No. 1 north
ern 1104'i; No. S northern. 1.0I V 1 OJI4;
May. 1l li'. bid; July. $1 0S1,.
OATS4-31'c.
Mllnaakea Grata Market.
V1LWACKEE. Feb. 1. FIXIPR-I lull.
WIIKAT No. 1 northern. II 0f.V; No. I
.nnh.rn. 11 (.tlul (HS: May. fst'ac bid. 1
OATj Htandaid. t'Mc.
Cbea. A O. 41a
do cv. i't
C, A A. 1
C.. B. A g g.
do It. 4a
O. M. A 8. P. d.
C. R. 1. A P. 0.
de rfd 4
Clo. Ind 6a
t-nlo. Mid. 4a
CAB r. A '
n A M. v. 4a....
II R. a. 4. .
do ref f
tlleilllera' 6a
trie pr. I
do gen. 4a
do c. 4 aer. A
d ear B
Den. Klee. 6a..
Ill C. lat raf 4a.
epid. offered
. 14 do deb
.106 N. T.. N. U. A H.
.1' ev. 6 IJ414
. W14 N. A w. alt eon. 4a M14
. 6 do ev 4a io
. 11 riormern racirie 4. .1004
. 60V do U 7044
. st O. 8. L. rfd. 4a.... M14
.lr!4 Penn. cv. lta (116) W14
. 6v4 do oon. 4a ima
6a. .IW14 Reading gan. 4 ... 67V
IS...
24...
80..,
id...
27...
tx...
31...
I...,
7 U4
7 49U
7 451.
7 4&V4!
7 4S14I
7 M4
7 46V
7 S
4 16
4 21
I 00 0
8 ZO
8 Ofi
7 V
02
1 03
8 04
4 12
30
06
6 00
92 4 27
6 91i 4 2 I T
in, in
441 ( 881
481 8 32
61!
6 kS
S 11
e
I 26
t 33
6 861
a
4 a
4 64
4 71
4 71
4 83
4 84
4 13 72 B 3614 B
4 17 85 8 43 4 68
4 10 88 S 1,4 9
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of Hvs stock at
the I'nlon Ptock Yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours, ending at 3 o clock
yesterday:
RECE1PTS-CA RS.
Cattle line SheeD.H'r's.
1 . 1". ot St. F 2
Wabash I
Missouri Paclflo .... 5
Cnlon I'aclflc 89
C. N.-W., east I
C. & N.-W., west,... 81
C. St. P. M AO 36
C. H. & Q., east 6
C. H. & y , west.... 3!
C. R I. A P., east.... 7
C. R. 1. ft P., west.... 3
Illinois Central 4
C. O. W 4
Total receipt 261
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
13
3
8 1
43 12 2
3 4..
64 1 1
In 3
3 3 4
32 16
10 1
8
6 1
1 3
190 60 I
...101V K. L a 8. r t
... vol do gen. 6a
... 7114 Bt. U 8. w.
4a. ' do lax gold 4a.
... ' sab-d A U ad.
I. 63 '4
... 47V
4a 71
...1014
6a 7H'4
, 4 '-' 80. Pacific col 4 au.
4. 74H do cv. 4a k;-
Ki do lat ref 4a a.,1,
7', Bo. Rallwar 6a 107V
SV, do gen. 6a T714
4S' t1 I'nlon Pacific 4 ....loov
S'4 do cv. 4a 106V
tav do lat t ref. a... M
1;4C. 8. Kubber 6a ....losv
74 f. g Suwl id 6a li
6 Va.-Car.. Cham. la. lnl'4
76 Wabaah lat ea V.,
764 do lat 44 . 4a.... 44V
ToWaat. Md. 4a 4444
147 Weal. Elec cv. Is..- rji.
nv Wla. ikn, 4a TSsii
"Mo. Pac cv. 6 at
Local Seearitlee.
The following quotations are furnished
bv Logan A Bryan, members New Yorg
Stock exchange, 31& South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
614.
S
61
6
WmI Market.
8T III'IS. F eb. I -Wtk I Unchanged;
territory and western mediuins, au-x. uni
Vd; jniedlum. lilfc. fins, Ua Uc.
Chicago 8ntlary 4a
i'oluinbua. Nab , K. U. 6a , 1424
Cudabr PkS ' 6a, 1M4
Corn Ciehann Natl. Bank
Falnnonl Creamery Is t I l aent M
lllcka Fuller-Plerwucl IStiMit City) t .
Howell iNeb ) School 6 a
Iowa Portland Cement ! 6a 66
Kanaaa ll'r 4a Ika.i S. huol tt'a
Rcunedr Building t o. 6 10
IKanaaa (III. Mrilco m orlant pfd. II
Kanaaa Cltr, Malou 4 orient aom.. M
i4-oa Ova '7 11. I warranu 6614
AtekJ.
6V
'-'-.
104
lu
109
1
list
100
11
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA, Feb. 1 Bank clearings foe- to
day were 32.2M, 456.98 anl for the corre
sponding date last year $2,S,585.d4.
OMAHA WHOLESALE PRICES.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered te
the retail trade In 1-1 b. cartons, 26c; No. 2,
In SO-lb. tub. 24c: No. 2. In 1-lb. cartons.
24c; packing stock, solid pack, 13c; dairy
In CO-lb. tuDS, 11x3100. Market cnanges every
Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins, 16ai8c: young Ameri
ca, 18c; daisies, 17Vc; triplets, UHc; 11m-
burger. lc; no. 1 ones, iic; imported
Swiss, 82o; ddmestlo Swiss, 22c; block Swiss,
19c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, tinder t lbs.,
tr. per dos.; hens, 144o; cocks. Ho; ducks.
18c; geese. 13c; turkeys. 26c; pigeons, per
doz., 31.20; homer squabs, per dos,. 64;
fancy squabs, per dos., $3.60; No. L per
doz., 33. Alive, broilers, 16c: smooth legs,
10c; hens, W4c; stugs and old roosters,
Tc; old duoks, full feathered, 120; geese,
full feathered, ea; turkeys, 19c; guinea
fowls, 60 each; pigeons, per dog., toe;
homers, per doz., H; squabs. No. L per
dos., 11.(0; No. 2. per dos., 60c; capons, over
8 lbs., 14c; 01a turaeys, uc.
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, 7c; whit
11c; pike, 10c; trout, 13c; large crapplea,
20c; bpanisn niacaerei, 10c; eei, isc; nau
dock, 13c; flounders, 12c; green catfish, 30c;
roe shad, tacn; snaa roe. per pair, 86c;
frog legs, juex uuz., nvu; laimon, 110; nail-
bnt, loc nemng. oc.
Heef Cut Prices No. 1 ribs. 16c: 'No. .
12c; No. 3, Vsc; No, 1 loin, 17c; No. 2. 13Ho;
No. , loikc, no. x i-nura, iuu, a, 14c;
No. 3. c; wo. 1 rouna, c-r mo. I, sue; jmo. 8,
8'ac; No. 1 piate. bvc: ino. z. i4c; No. . 64o.
FBI I I" Jppies, missoun jonatnan, per
bbl , 35 60; Missouri Ken Davis, per bbl..
34.75; California Belleflower, per box, 11.65;
Oregon and Washington Jonathan, extra
fancy, loo w 10 sizes, per doz,
Colorado extra fancy Jonathan. B. Twig
and W. W. Pearmaln, per full bu. ba.
le.oo. vvuuiiiiiuii ub xwnuy w inesap,
9U-113 sixes, per.bu.. 32.76; 160-176 sizes, per
box, 3a.50. Bananas, fancy select, per
bunch, 32.26S2.60; Jumbo, bunch, .76g8.76.
Cranberries, per box, 33.60; Jersey, per bbl.,
39 75; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle brand, per
bbl., 310.50. Dates. Ancnor brand, new. so
1-lb. packages in units, per uux, i-.uu; bulk
In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.. 6V4c. Figs, new
California, 12 12-oz, packages. 85c; 3 12-oz.
packages, 2.40; 60 -oz. packages. ioo;
Turkish, 7-erown, per lb. 16c; 6-crown, per
lb., 14c; 4-crown, per lb., lSc Grapes,
Malaga, tOStiS lbs. gross, per keg, 7.0oti
8.00. Orape fruit, Florida, 46-54-64 sizes
per box, 33.76 ; 80-98 sizes per box, 33.251
Lemons. Llmoneira brand, extra fancy,
too-SOU sizes, per box, 34.25; choice. 800-360
sizes, per box, 33.76 ; 240 size. 60c per box
less. Oranges, Cametla Redlanda navels
80-98 sizes, per box. 32.65; 12 size, per box
33 75; loO size, per box. 32.75; 176 and smaller
sizes. 83.00; choice navels, 80-96 sizes, 82.36
126 size, 82.50. 160 and smaller sizes, otiii
176. Florida, all sizes, per box, $2.50. Pears
California Winter Nellie, per box :.7&,'
New York Kelfer, per bbl., $3.7584.00.
VEGETABLES Beans, string and wax
per market basket, $1.50. Beets, per bu., 7&o!
Cabbage, Wisconsin, per lb., mc. Carrots
per bu., 76c. Celery. Michigan, per doz!
bunches, 86c; California Jumbo, per doz
bunches, 90c. Cucumbers, hot house, 114
and 2 doz. In box, per doz., $2.25. Egg plant
fancy Florida, per doz.. $2. Garlic, extra
fancy, white, per lb., 16c. Lettuce, extra
fancy leaf, per doz., 40c. Onions, Iowa
red and yellow, per lb, 2; iaaitint
white, per lb.. 3c; Spanish, per crate, $1 60.
Parsley, fancy home grown, per dos.
bunches, 40c. Parsnips, per bu.. 76c. Pota
toes. Early Ohio, In ctae, per bu.. 900;
Iowa and Wisconsin, white stock, per bu
m.t.n Rutabagas, per lb., lVic.
tatoes, Kansas. Per bbl.. $2 60; Illinois, per
large bbl.. 33.50. Tomatoes. Florida, per
8-baaket crate, 35.00. Turnips, per bu. 75c
MlSCELLANKOUSAlmonai California
soft snen, per 10., iov, .. amis, 101s, ic less.
Hrazll nuts, per id., jjc; in sack lots, lo
less, cocoanuts, per ., ao.oo; per doz
80c. Filberts, per 10., ito; in sack lots, lo
I una. iiickorynuia, laige. per 10., oc; small.
per lb., 6c. Peanuts, roasted, per lb., 8c;
raw, P' b- c- Pecans, large, per lb..
16c; in sacs, n". "- "miiuib, oiacg
t,er lb., 2"-jc; Caiirornia. per 10., 19c; In sack
lots, lc less. Cider, New York Mott s, per
Lg-bbl.. 83.7b: per doi.. n.io. noney. new,
24 frames, i-
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1 METALS Stan
dard copper, stesdy; spot market, Febru
ary. March. April ana May, 8U.90'(, 12.10;
London market firm; r-iiot, IA 3e 9d:
future, k.i& 18a 9d. Custom house
returns showed exports for the month
of January of ,2!.7 tons, exclusive
of southern and ' Pacific ports, against
2i'..609 tons for the same period in
1'HO. Lake cooper. $12 63'41Z 87V4; electro
Klin. ll2.37V.i4i 13 50. and casting. $12 004
12 ;.2.'. Tin. weak; snot and February, $42
4i7&: March. April ana xuay 4z.4V(i42.75.
London market, weak: spot. 14 10; fu
tures. V4. t-ad, dull, $4.4oia'4 60. New
York; $4&i4.S&, East hi. Loul. Inndon,
lead. 12 16s Sd. Kiwlter, dull: $5.3n6.4o,
New Yrurk: 35.25Bti.30. East St. Ixuls. Lon
don, 3 los Iron, Cleveland warrants, 4w
l.d In London. locally, iron waa stead v
No 1 foundry northern. 3io 25"rl8 20; No. 3.
814 754115 76; No. 1 foundry southern and No.
. , ill Wrf,c .1
t foundry sournem auu. f iu .n u, id.
KT LOllri, Feb. 1-METALS Iead,
easier; 84.36. Spelter, firmer; $5 25 bid.
Irr tloads Market.
KT-V YORK. Feb. 1.-DRY OOODft-Tre
w.. end Suffolk blankets have been sold
fur the fall season and withdrawn from the
market. Other nappea coiion. especially
the lower priced flannelettes, are being
traded In closely and one line has been re
vised Wide print cloths are irregular with
trading light. Staple hnalery In quiet de
...nH T'nderwear trade la quiet. Janu
ary trauma in aii was very govd !c some
large houses.
Omaha Packing Co 62 S.isiO 995
Swift and Co 820 2.525 2.214
Cudahy Packing Co 1467 S.fl 3.20
Armour A Co 867 4,000 2,267
Schwartz-Bolen Co l.'4
Murphy 1,67
Sinclair 88
W. B. Vansant Co 59
Benton Vansant St. Lush.. 99
Stephen Bros 37
Hill A Son 82
F. B. Lewis 223
Huston & Co 92
J. B. Root & Co 162
J. H. Bulla 55
L. F. Huz 164
L. Wolf 137
McCreary & Carey 706
8. Werthelmer 137
H. F. HamiltonN 95
Sullivan Bros 39
Ilimer Bros 13
Rothschild 73
Mo. & Kans.-Calf. Co 77
Sol Degan 5
Cllne & Christy 97
McConehy 89
Other buyers 8.820 733
justify the break, of course, but dlspltr
these fait, the market, as a whole, did
not exhibit Tery much freedom. Bulk
rlesred only after an hour or two had
been wasted In dickering.
Packers supported the main trade. If the
largest purchases may be credited with
that description. The few scattered londs
bought on shipping and speculative ac
count did not materially sharpen competi
tion.
The best light animals on sal topped st
$7.40. Good mixed moved around $r.2S, and
lard grades had to move at 37 20 and less,
quality and weight determining the price.
The market closed at the low pulnt of
the day, many of the late sale showing a
decline of JOifi 3.S0. It wa. In fct. the
worst market experienced at this point In
a long time.
No. Av. sh. Pr.
6 171 40 7 16
40 Ml ... 7 M
63 13 ... T 30
t4 no ... t m
71 841 ... 7 M
64 170 ... 1 tn
64 27 40 7 30
61 ITO ... .7 J"
63 JM 60 7 J
66 2M 1W 7 JO
67 H ll'O 7 M
6 JtCfcg ... t 76
64 9.14 ... 7 !0
71 -m ... 7 an
411 SH4 ... 7 10
66 Z.l ... 7 10
6S M2 ... 7 M
40 ... 7 J
7 tltO ... 1 5314
60 Ml ... 1 s;
68 .K'S ... 7 M14
47 23 ... 7 8214
61 2.S6 ... T3214
71 33 SO 7 l!ti
6 rut ... T 25
70 err mo 7 tr
'Si 246 ... 7 i
46 30 60 t r.
174 ... 7 t:
li 80i ... 7 25
66 2tl 120 7 16
11 261 ... 7 15
46 2M ... 7 15
14 270 ... 7 25
1 .11 ... 7 16
60 8K6 ... 7 15
IT-. 27 ... 7 In
66 146 60 7 36
76 2.V) 40 7 25
17 M7 ... 7 26
17 2.S0 ..'. T 16
71 117 ... 7 3i
74 116 ... 1 25
6 2.40 ... 7 16
64 268 60 7 16
It 334 ... 7 1J
47 ill 40 7 16
Totals 8,820 14,627 9,469
CATTLE Conditions In the cattle market
were very much the same as noted yester
day. Recelpta were again very large, mak
ing the total for the three days 19.200 head,
which was about the same as for the cor
responding days last week, but larger than
a year ago by 9,000 head. As was the case
yesterday morning many of the trains were
late In arriving at the yards and the cattle
were stringing In all the forenoon. At the
same time buyers were very slow and back
ward about getting started, naturally being
In no hurry to fill orders until most of
the cattle were In aight, which would give
them a larger number from which to make
selections. Thus the forenoon wore away
without very much business being trans
acted and It was well along toward mid
day before stock began moving very freely
toward the scales. Owing to the continued
large receipt and breaking markets at
other points the feeling here was again
weak and lower
When the trade waa once under way, the
market On beef steers, cows and heifers,
in fact on practically all kinds of killing
cattle, was- 10l5o lower than yesterday
morning. As compared with yesterdav's
very slow and mean close, there was not
so much difference as that. - It would,
however, be perfectly safe to quote the
market as generally 26c lower than Mon
day. The best feeders remained about steady
and as high aa $6.05 was paid for a very
good four-load bunch. On the other hand,
stnekers were slow and. If anything, a
little lower, especially the common kinds.
Representative jiales:
BEEF 8TKERS.
No.
4
'.'.'.'..
t
90
I
11
11
I....
16
60....
81....
10...
11....
T....
11....
6....
II....
T....
11....
11....
11...
4 ......
8
17
I
11
7
11
11
6
I
il.:
4
6
7
9
6
t
16
1
1
1
8
1
I
in
1
1
1
1
1
8
l
4
1
1
1
4
IS
1
4
I
1
I
4
1
11
6
11
4
I
8
14
8
11
I
tl
11
I
7
11
AT.
:u
6n2
tu
1111
in
21
671
1101
4
1041
1171
1271
ISil
10'.'6
1116
10
1M6
ISM
1148
1000
1927
66
1067
t6
1010
616
4
1116
ior
loao
Ibt
67
106
lOtl
44
ior
6
1061
1041
; nn
.......1300
, 744
83
' 445
, 661
681
vl
6f.8
ltd
110
' 660
" 61
811
no
....1W0
; us
1600
12S0
I4
135
' 640
11 M
110
1il0
ira)
wo
4H0
".'..... 6W
Svl
' 116
44
410
til
441
640
lie
Pr.
4 26
6 40
6 40
6 46
6 66
6 60
8 66
1 60
6 10
6 60
6 16
6 66
6 46
8 66
170
6 76
6 76
6 76
6 10
No.
II
11
It..!....
14
16
6
81
7
16
17
80
14
10
10
1
11:::::::
H
Av.
....1111
....1210
....1160
....1164
....1144
....1181
1219
....1641
....1161
,..,.UiM
... .111.1
,...ltU
....:
...,1I6
1121
,....1227
,....1461
1111
Pr.
6 M
6 60
6 80
1 80
6 80
6 66
6 66
6 66
6 66
6 60
6 16
6 00
00
8 10
4 10
6 06
6 16
6 66
1 86
8 66
8 76
4 00
4 00
4 66
4 06
4 10
4 16
4 10
4 to
4 16
4 36
4 10
4 16
4 66
4 40
4 46
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 66
COWS.
6 ,
10
1
" .....
11
14
4
8
II.
11
10
6
U
It
11
t
8
9
4
4
11.
41
HEIFERS.
4 60
4 40
4 40
4 46
4 46
4 60
4 60
4 66
4 60
4 60
4 40
4 4o
4t.:
11.
BULLS.
4
4 86
4 60
4 66
4 66
4 46
4 70
4 76
4 66
4 16
4 66
4 66
4 to
CALVES.
1
1
.... tot
....M7
....1116
....1104
.... rt
....lot
....1047
.... 66
.... 667
....HW1
.... 66
.... til
....1060
....1161
.... M2
....1041
.... 4
.... lat
.... ID6
....1106
.... 121
....K4
.... 764
.... t26
.... 836
700
.... 700
1I4
.... 671
970
.... K6
102J
60
lilt
17S5
IK
1370
1670
I1K1O
1620
4I
1276
1WI0
1636
16A0
1360
4 68
4 40
4 60
4 60
4 46
4 66
4 66
4 66
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 T6
4 IS
4 to
4 60
4 66
4 at
4 16
4 60
8 l
3 It
4 M
4 76
4 14
4 66
4 60
4 M
4 SO
6 00
6 no
6 10
6 lo
6 40
4 90
4 60
4 60
4 SO
6 00
6 00
6 16
8 It
6 16
6 84
6 li
6 6
, 444
, 7
, 640
, 6.'
. 7ao
, 726
, 716
. 447
. 716
. tt
. 6
.
.li
.
. 7!i)
. 818
. 614
74
4 86 1 U0 T 60
4 36 1 I'D I T6
4 60 8 U tt
4 76 2 130 I ft
4 76 8 lt I OA
6 M 4 UT 1 os
6 10 316 6 00
6 16 1 1M I oe
8 SI 6 113 1 ,)
6 40 1 1M 1 26
6 6 1 10 It
BUS AND FEEDERS.
4 66 16 Ill 1 S
4 60 1 17! 6 60
6 00 It 114 4 10
6 06 St 1113 ( 44
6 1 Vt 6 60
8 16 10 I'm I h
8 16 47 47 6 66
4 16 61 1'Mi 1 41
6 16 8 toot I u
6 16 low 4 46
4 K II M-.U26 i ift
6 16 I V 1171 I to
6 U 61 1M4 6 m
8 " 11M 6
6 K U low 4 at
6 66 4 V.JO I .,)
8 16 66 .....1I7T 6 1
6 IS 11 110 ( 3
6 36 6 143 I 7
6 40 6. 171 6 St
6 40 71 UK) t 04
8 4a
No. Av. . Pr.
U 2JJ 60 7 26
K. 13 ... 7 2:.
s i:'i ... 7 :s
8.1 5:i8 0 7 26
27 3.T7 ... 7 30
40 2.-0 ... 7 3')
44 ::l ... 7 m
17 277 ... 7 0
72 276 ... 7 80
7 20 ... 7 JO ,
to 2M ... 7 J"
f 346 ... 7 0
7t m ... in
12 2C.1 ... 7 SO
to 214 ... 7 SO
74 231 60 7 l
43 !30 ... 7 JO
66 271 ... 7 10
74 2.t4 ... 7
81 IU ... 7 10
62 J11 ... 7 til
15 11 ... 7 30
66 1K.1 ... 7 SO
II lit ... 7 60
66 , 2?S 60 7 8-1
7 ..2f.2 ... 7 10
76 2J6 ... 7 30
8S 14 ... 7 SO
60 S17 ... '1 SO
20 2.'4 ... 7 10
t! S10 ... 7 10
C4 246 ... 7 M
78 2:2 ... 7 10
44 116 ... 7 50
83 217 ... 7 It 4
8 1K1 ... 7 Sh
M 246 ... 7 16
4,4 till ... 7 16
t 24 ... t S6
76 211 ... 7 T
28 !l ... 7 SJ
76 2:14 ... 7 66
14 tan 60 7 40
7 2:12 ... 7 40
11 184 ... 7 40
130 ... 7 40
report of the governor or HStanras
province, cabled lo the vr department
today by Governor General Forbes of the
Philippine Island. The earthquake shock,
continue, the govern ir general added.
Recent earthquake shocks have been
slightly perceptible In Manila, Governor
Korbe reiort. but they have caused no
damage. Since the first disturbance, the
selsmographlc apparatus of the Manila ob
servatory recorded the unprecedented num
ber of 714 shocks
The Philippine authorities are adopting
relief measure, a the falling mud and
lava destroyed the crops. The Red Croas
society also Is taking steps toward that
end.
Washington Affairs
RHEKP Some Improvement In the tone
to demand was evident In the sheep barn
this morning. Anything of good dressing
appearance meeting with a fairly active
inquiry from the start. Supplies were lib
eral with assortment about the same as
usual. Several strings of good to choice
lambs were available, but prime, handy
heen were not very plentiful.
Steady prices were paid, as a rule, lambs
and sheep selling equally wen. leanings
with some weight moved at and around
11 60. and ewes were quotable as high as
$3.90, this extreme beliu Indicated by var
ious sales, wot very mucn ousinrss was
noaslble In the wether branch of the trade,
but best graues are sun Dnnging vns uiuai
nremttims over ewe offerings.
Lambs made a top of $5.80 with good ones
selling around $5.75. The latter figure is
ohr.ni 160 lower than DODUlac price on
similar animals kt last week's close, of
course, but Is still well In line with east
ern cost. One phase of trie traae inai nas
had a strengthening Influence lately, la
the better demand from country buyers for
raw and warmed-up stun, several snip-
ments have been taken back for final
flnlBh at prices little different from those
paid by packers for desirable killer.
Alter a rew eariy oraers were mien me
market came practically to a standstill and
it became very hard work to move tha re
ceipts at any price. It was not so much
a case of prices being lower as It waa A
case of buyers not wanting tn.
No. 1
88 Colorado ewes, culls
3S7 Colorado ewes, feeders
87 Colorado ewes, feeders
250 Colorado ewes, feeders
445 western lambs, feeders
267 western yearlings
H6 western yearlings
02 western ewes and wethers
$ western lambs
2T2 wetuei n yearlings
Sit western yearlings
410 western wethers
28 western lambs
6 western ewes
Quotations on sheen and lambs: Good to
cnoice lamos, so.nksh.uo; lair 10 goou
lambs. $4. 664116.65. handy weigh yearlings
14 MVnl 76' heavv vearllnes. 84.25)34.50: good
to choice wethers, sji.o&'ot.w; iair.ro gooa
Werners, 0 t.'t .1. no , iuuu in uhuivtcj vwro,
$3.50(33.76; fair to good ewes. $3.25r3.50;
sheep, culls to feeders, $1.50.25,
Representative sales:
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
tErom a Staff Correspondent )
WASHINGTON, I . t., Feb. l.-tSnrctal
Telegram.) Army orders: Colonel William
M. Illack, engineer; Colonel Joseph U.
liitaid, letln , Colonel John Van 14. Holt,
medical corps; Lieutenant Coloneg Allen
M. JSnilth, Charles WUIcox. medical corps;
will proceed to ihl city and report to
Brigadier General Henry I. Sharps, com
missary general, for duty as witnesses be-
ore the army retiring board.
Hy direction of the president Colonel
W illiam S. Arthur and Lieutenant Colonel
uy L. Edle, medical corps, are detailed
as members of the army retiring board,
Ice Lieutenant Colonel Henry P. Hlr-
minKliam and Jefferson R. Kean, medical
orps.
1 aiitaln Salmon K. Dutton, commissary.
will proceed to Kansas City and report lo
Major Charles stivers, commissary, for
instruction.
First Lieutenants Asrls L. Blair, Oilman
. liolley, Edward C. Lynch. William K
McI-aviKhlln, Arthur L. Pulver, 'arl A.
Hcherer, Gordon H. I'nderwood, Harry H.
Williams and James 11. Wilson, medical
reserve corps, are relieved from duty at
he Army Medical school this cltv. and
will proceed to their homes and report by
eiegrapn to ihe adjutant general. Kacli
f the officer named will stand relieved
from further active duty In medical re
serve corps, to take effect on arrival
homo.
captain Samuel A. Price, recently rro-
moted. Is asMiKiied to the Twenty-thy-d In
fantry and will report to the regimental
commander for assignment to company.
1 apiatn Adrian e. f'lemlng. Fourth field
artillery corps, Is detailed as a member of
tie mountain military board, vice Caotain
Charles M. Hunker, Fourth field artillery.
relieved.
Major James A. h'hlpton, coast artillery
corps, la relieved from recruiting service
and will proceed to Fort Harry, Cal., for
duty.
Hy direction of the nresldent First
Lieutenant Resolve P. Palmer. Twenty
fourth Infantry, Is relieved from duty at
Kentucky Military Institute and will pro
ceed to t!t. Louis and report to Brigadier
General Joseph , w. Duncan, for appoint
ment a aide-de-camp.
leaves 01 absence: First Lieutenant
Stephen Abbott. coa.st artillery corps, en
tended one month; Captain Israel it. Cos
tello, Philippine scout, extended,, one
month.
Captain Logan Tucker of the I'nitt
States Marine corps has tendered his res
ignation to the president. It has heen .c.
cepted, to take effect OA March 1. Cantaln
Tucker, a grandson of Mrs. John A. Lo
gan, has been on duty In the quartermas
ter's department of the marine corps since
1S08. He Is a native of Illinois and en
tered the marine corps from that stale
December 30, 1!J5.
Av. Pr.
. 8S $50
1 9S 3 46
,93 3 45
. H7 8 45
,63 6 55
,87 4 60
,102 4 60
, W4 4 00
. 72 6 60
, 101 4 50
, 4 50
,97 8 80
, 10:1 4 W
,96 8 50
Demand (or Cattle aad Sheep Weak
' Hogs Lower.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1 CATTLE Receipts,
26.000 head. Market dull and weak; beeves.
$4.85&r6.90: Texas steers. $4.10f6.30: western
steers, $4.466.65; stockers and feeders, $3.75
4iu.TO; cows and heifers, $2.606.B0; calves,
87.ofKS8.75.
nou? Keceipis. w.uw neaa. laaraei aw
lower than yesterday's average; light, $7.55
67.80: mixed. $7.40H)7.75: heavy, $7.-W7.75
rough, $7.20Q7.S5; good to choice, heavy,
$7.4oy'7.75; pigs, $7.50&i.OO; bulk of sales,
87.46a'7.70.
BHEEf Aiyu liUm-EK nsceipi, a,ij
head. Market weak; native. $3.4K4.80;
western. 8iX474.30; yearling, $4 40i4.50;
lambs, $4.26UO; western, 4 zati.io.
St. Load Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS. Feb. 1. CATTLEJ Receipt
2.400 head, Including 800 Texans. Market
teady to 10c lower; native snipping ana
export steers, $6.5007.00; dressed beef and
butchers' steers, $6.00(60; steers under
1.000 lbs., $6.26434.75; stockers and feeders,
13 TM16 50: cows ana neirers, 4 .wututLZb: can
ners. $3.00&i3.35; bulls, 83.755.50; calves. $5.00
(19 25; Texas and Indian steers, 8a.UOiU6.bO
cows ana heifers, $3.00U4.60.
HOGS Receipts, iz.uuu neaa. Market 10
SMoo lower: pigs and lights, $7.25tV750
packers, $7.Kui.6i); butchers and best
heavv. $7.5041''. 75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head. Market 10c. lower; native muttons
ja.6iKti4.lo; lambs, $6.5oit4j.l0; culls and bucks
$!6u4-3.0U; stockers, tWKUo.uu.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. L CATTLE Re-
eelDta. 8,000 head, Including 500 southerns.
Market steady; dressed beef and export
leers. $b.i'a; fair to good, xo.HXLfft.K
western steers. $6.U)3.00; Stockers and
feeders, $4.60(j3.90; southern steers, $5.26
Koi- southern cows. 83.63H.e; native cows
83 Wgf l; native heifers. $4.60itfj.00; bulls,
utoa6.60: calves. $4.5o4i.UO.
HoGS Receipts, 13.UW head. Market 10
tVJUc lower; bulk ot sales, $7.4u77.56; heavy
$7.4O4i'7.&0; packers and butcners, $f.tijj7.o5
nehis. $7.50B'7.60.
KHUEF AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head. Market slow; lambs, $5.26jYH6; year
lines $4.756.35; wether. 84.UXIJ4 w): ewes,
$3.7uij4.U)'. stockers and feeders, $3.0003.76.
at. Joaeaa I. Ire stork Market.
BT JOSEPH. Feb. 1 CATTLE Receipts,
8 head. maraer ivy iw wweri sieer
14 &34.2."i; row and heifers, $3,604(5.50;
..i. 1.160318 50.
HOGS Receipt. T.500 head. Market l.Vfr
25c lower; top, $7 50; bulk of sale, $7.3u.
1 in
1 ' . - v 1 11 nij t. ..j , m asu.
bHKEr A I ' liAMU'J ivrvcil'ii,. .7
head. Market lOo lower; lambs, $4 50r5.76
yuotatiun on cattle: good to choice best
Stork la Slgkt.
rt.celnta of live stock at the five Drin
clnal western markets yesterday:
v Cattle. Hog. Sheep
ttnuth Omaha .1' H on) 11,010
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Ht. Louis
Chicago
Totals
,. $ 1 7.5tO $.000
.. 8 000 12.0110 6.'0
,. 2.44V 12.0110 4.0110
. .I6.0UO 46, 01 4) 26,0uu
.39,808 tl,6u0 46.000
treadstaff at Liverpool.
LIVERPtXI Feb. 1. The following are
the stocks of provisions and breadstuff in
tJverDOol: Flour, 27,Oi4) sack a: wheat. 1.-
ev 'e . a-- wrfi ia. t ,.
C 41 000 caniaii, J ' vv vn
1 100 boxes; hams, 3 0t) boxes; shoulders
1 000 boxr: butter, 4.000 ewts; cheeM, 84.0U0
boxea, lard, 1.100 tierce of prime wentern
stem and 570 Ur,i c! other kinds.
William Gedde announces the mrrlee
of his daughter, Margaret R. Geddes. to W.
a. jonnston, an attorney-at-law of this
city, Wednesday, February 15 at noon at
the) home of Mrs. O. W. Smith on Columbia
Road. N. W.
Ralph E. Johnson of Lincoln, head lee.
turer of the Modern Woodmen of America,
is In the city.
A. S. Basford of Pierre-. D.. Who has
been In Washington for .several days, left
for Philadelphia and from there will Dru-
ceed home.
Representative Martin todav wu advised
by the Postoffice department that a spe
cial Inspector has been sent to the Tenth '
postal uistrict, embracing the Dakota and
portions of Minnesota and Wisconsin, to
nvestigate charges of extremelv lav men
facilities In that district. He was also ad
vised thut an extra railway mail clerk ha
been assigned to the Chadrnn-Deedwnnrt
line to assist In facilitating congestion In
uunuiiug railway mall along that route.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. XaFFK.rc m.-l..
ior luiurea open no easy at a decline of ljri,
ii pomes, making new low records undei
general uquiuation ana aggressive loea
Beiiiug, which seeinea 10 D encouraged b
lower r,uruiraii caoies. 1 nere was con
sldet able demand at the decline and price
milieu iwu ur wiree points auring the mic.
die of the day, but the market beoam
very weaa again later, notwlthstandln
uuuisn report rrom Uiaxll, and reach,
the lowest point In the late selling by e
cnange nouses, bear pressure end stof,-
loss liquidation. The close waa har.l
.. . ..... . m .... . - n '
icsftuy ai a. net loea ot AK4J.VJ points, bale
im.uuv oags. r eoruary , lti.L'Sc; Marc
lO.iWc; April, 10.40c; May, June and Jul
10 45c; August, 10.87c; September, 10.28c; o
iuuer, iv.ioc, rtuvenioer, ju.uc; Deuemb
10.U.C. Havre was Volttpfg. lower. Haih
burg, 14lWpfg. lower. Rio 126 rels lowLr
at 78625. Santos, nominal. Recelpta at tile
two Braxlllan ports were 14,000 baafs
against 12.000 bags last year. Jundlahy re
ceipts were 7.700 bags, against 8,lA) ba,Va
last year. New York warehouse deliveries
yesterday were 18,859 bags, against 17.1249
bags last yean Run was aaaln nnrt..i
In all districts of bao Paulo. A pronilnont
Sao Los houss cabled that the Santos mar
ket waa very firm, with holders not dis
posed to give way In prices. Havre cabled
that people who were selling In New York
were also bearing the market there, si pot
coffee, easy; iUo No. 1, U'o; Santos No
4, 13 'c; mild coffee, nominal; Cordava
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-COTTO.N4-8n,,i
closed quiet; middling uplands, 14.96ci mid
dling gulf, 16.20c; sales. 4,imi bales.
HI. LOUIS, b. 1. COTTON Un
changed; middling, 15'o; no sales; recelpta
4.5D6 bales; shipments, 4.7,3 bales; stock'
23,617 bales.
New York cotton market, as furnished
by Logan fc Bryan, members New Yorg
Cotton exchange, $12 South blxleenin treat,
Omaha:
Month. I Open. I li'gh. Low. Close Yss'y".
March
May ..
July ..
August
Oct. ..
14 75 14 78 14 73 14 73
14 93 14 96 14 92 14 93
14 96 14 96 14 93 14 93
14 60 14 65 14 63 14 82
13 56 18 61 13 63 18 .7
14 80
14 $8
14 99
14 47
13 6$
Oils aaaV Roala.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Feb. 1 TCRPEV.
TINE Firm at 6Vu84'io; sales, m bbls
tdilimients, 31 bbls.; stocks. 7,708 bbls - ia'
celpt. 70 bbls. '
KohlN Firm; sales, 2,303 bbls; receipt
870 bbls ; shipments, 3.W bbls.; stocks fcj zi
bbl. (juotailou: B and I), 66 70' K
$6..2'4j; F, $6.76: Cm, $6.77S; H. $6 90; I ' So':
K. $;.30; U, $6.30; N, $7.90; WU. $8.00; W w
$6.06.
l8r Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. l-H'GAIl-IUn.
steady; centrifugal, 9 rest", 4 46c; musco
vado, 89 teat, l.ta.i-; molasses sugar, 89 teat
2. 70o. Refined, quiet; crushed. Hoc; aranul
lated, 4oc; powdered. 4-7tic.
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