Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 6, 1891, Page 6

A Tone of Indiffere Mark Af- fairs Ot ems to 'Chax WHEAT DECLINES WITH THE DOLLAR MARK, A arket the Result-Corn 11, with Little Trad- Unexpected Mov Provistons. Peculine M and Oats 1 ng A in VtoTie onren R markets on pr eninz The first Nanged from the 1t honr de Lron e ped n firmne minterially nosday, but the fisst | and stronzth o thing todny There was n the whent trom 1 very surprising @ than Which was les The markot 1t N for th K. May opned tup to B0 o My it wis firmly eing dull Fange wnd up held where protty Cinore than the usaal ame Tuly i sold st gilye t market Iabored Liverpool was wd A off for futuros Bles wore oven more bears trading I 040 to 10l neninst weak 5 of for Eurly 15 senl and that mo The dany to g cables ali ot whient and closing ¢ Northwestern recelpts were lsheral aga in anid all had for 1S WeRe agAlnSt the market tsold and were looking ROTIEONE OF & hing to the market The Price Carrent's advanee information was o the offeet that ¢rowing i cd hettor, while the supplies in the winter wheatsections are callod so low to e s, This was bult S50 for May Tuly wheat, but cut lttle litornla rains reported out to be seatterl little koo to the cars of No, 10 Wi bronk wheat seldon W8 Wi to loeal and bearish tor flgure, The € yesterday turned showers, and ¢ wheat valloys, The sale of Jwheat tnte yesterday Lo go to millers A help to the bulls, ily 5e under May id for No. i red in the Tndlana sent more crop dam and St Louts did some Mitehell, Balloy fn July werd W8 the price was sa'd Tt was reported 97 il today dispatehes, buying in this market, werson and . Hutehinson the best buyers. Hutehinson was i May and Cudahy and Linn sold July frecly. On the up turn above #1.00 quite «good deal of buylng was done by local shorts. The wheat trade acted fndiferent to- s the elose, when there was better selling than buylng, and some of profits, The price of May dropped buek to W3e or Yo lower for theday. Eebruary. after being at 043e and 65%¢, closed nomina Quoted at 9510 e to Klse. closTng ab 03%e The corn market started at the figure to ) the trade appears to e tied this week, sige. Thero was a little animation wnd the prico touche ! S1%e. Th as a rally the first hour to 5%, and again corn settiod back to the “pee” price, sige. Later 1n the sesston Tlutehinson took a more active part and the trade did so put May up to5ie. The pi Bic to 1 'elock. Outsid of the bulls. The eash u toslige. Cables were firm ali day. There was butlittle change fn the temper of the corn trade at the May closed 534@3e with 61 bid. Febraary. nt th wits Blic March, 523c: June sold at 3340 to 5% t LM 0 elose. July was practically same asJune,only a shade easior at the close, Thore was another uniuportant duy i oats. May opencd steady at dihe, sold LG AL andl 4054618 elnssed, 4048 o une "’ wis “quoted 4o and 56 g o diie The provision v the normmg, The ld e seen, wus by Mitchell thers of the grain trade and sealp in the provision pit. It pleased the packers to allow 08 10 move b .lmhwml < offerings. for we AL the same e thit the sl 2 tho price of pork u Hutehinson was bu ribs quito bk 4 bulis w 8o far o cood buying and was held above news wis on the stde sted No.dap ket ot a gond 1ift during eniet buying, so 18 Baxterand vy holds't ckers, 1ot w Py s Muy pork sold who will deliver it. The n to pay for a barrel of it, and must sel King has Increased largely over last year. For the week ut western Roints the incroase 13 100.00 hogs and sinco Noverniber 1, &0 000 over last year. PRICES AT CIHICAGO, iih, weeks by p country wil SoMMOBITY WikAT— My July Open Low. | Close. [ 100 & iy w8 Wl o8 ey P Y Y ARG 483 10 20-2 g 010 1050 | 1010 10 07 s10 | s 510 | simg) song 6 02 [ 602 PRICES AT ST. LOUILS, Towmony Wirat My PN July Rt cony | May OATs May Open Low. [ Close, | Vex'y, 100% Wi Py 1 00 g-tg 1 00v wis 81 TS| 50751 wil ol oy a Ipts, wheat, Wheat. Notes a Minneapoiis, re St Louis shipments 24,0005 oats, M0N0, Milwaukee-Strong and for cash wheat there. Estinated receipts for Chicago on Friday: Wheat corn, i oats, 112 Chicago, receipts, wheat, 63 cars, 11 N eorn, 8 s, 2 NO. 25 oats, 114 cars. 38 No. 2 Chicago Recelpts—Wheat, 12,000 bu.; corn. A00 i3 outs, 140000 bu, Shipments —Wheat, 0 b corn. 87,000 bu.; onts, 116,50 bu. Beerbohin's cable: Cargoes oft coast, wh quict and steady. corn Still. On . puss wheat quiet Wl steady, oorn turn dearcr. rpool wheat, slow, corn moderate d Titoanta whent. 75 10d; Wala: Wi of the Cincinnatl Prie ks lmunh from all western |1|~'rh!-n{ e rea show a high averuge ndition, his Gme of the r: lmi + Previous B ller stoeks ¢ of year, in losel huustion of marketable sur- al needs. n & Co VHent ut thie open prominent. s 13,0005 corn, higher on demand It to Toncray Of the session was weak I per was a buyer of July AL UBoncd L ke and sok e bh astiied, and closed at 950 Tho market {5 narrow and for the presentwbpears to bo good enonch foru profit of hulf ut it purchased when deprossed for winter for inte- rior mills continues. The advices from the Cineing o Current are, “The stocks of wheat u the winter grain regions of the west. closely approaching exhaustion of mar- ketable surplus over loonl requirements. This hus had the elfect of keeplng the market steady. Nodoubt the visible supply is light 10 fow are inclined tosell it July, with an ordinary season, is too high and willpay toscll on." The Price Current savs returns from all districts in the western winter wheat ar high acreage, condition rarely bettor tine of year. Timited area injured by fly; vious estimates of ing acroage ' con- firmed. General rains n California and the prospect of an early season will make new crop options sell lowor. Corn Is strang. &locul or belng o good buyer of it; May closed we. Oat pit noglected. Provistons opened n buy w fow pickers and it th ac ot loeal shorts covered quit ¢ pork and ribs. Early buyers bein Cannot see anything in the situa- tion to favor the long s Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to Christie-Lathrop conimission compuany—Wheat wus ratier soft early on lower cables and milder weather. There seenied sonio encouragement for short selling and the opportunity appears tohave been generally embruced by local traders UhdeF rathor froe oMerins the price went of to WN@MAc for May, but the ma easily nbsorbed and afterwards shorts found 19106 for salo to cover on. Thelr efforts to gel in advanced the price about Te. but 4s soon as the market was evened up It becam aguin. Henderson, Baxter & Egglestou w rincipal buyer K. Linn corge Smth” chief | sellers. mand fer cash wheat to be active wnd increasing, but, trans: actions are 1 nor particulurly itoant.Tho feeling 1s growlud, however. hat wheat is going to do better and & good many have boug! anticipatin of a bu Whether it will_ come, or in lieu the shake out on o shurp break wus one of thoso things in which experience tells the tale, W are inclined to look for lower prices, Bos been manipuiated by Huiehfison toduy: He was a buyer of calls yesterday which the erowd Interpreted as i sort of prophecy of boom today. His operations in the pit poln ted in the sawe way for ho wus a lirge buye early and ostentatiously called his calls “an hour and & half before the close. Around S Tussell was & free scller and this was gon- & Bryan— is bo for Hut The calls ) ana is With the resuit. ¢ s elvors oderately the demand vanced. The hinson ki 1 the 1 re very tine wid reported the growing wheat in fin ndltion. but estimated Tt aetivity was roported fn the cash wheat 1 N Aving been sold to il May. Cleranees from ur. The close ot the b very and most of the wis A we did oy we still ping moirket untic wio e UICASIIesS 4f <l demnnd it full e Hutehinson i sald to have 1ion nsearly as 12 have sold It ot wdvanee which was caused moderately active and The only apparent cause of the advance was buying by o few thinid ris who were alarmed at lighter receipts of Hogs than wore estinted and 1| e I Ly, good huyer wer half oo 1 to the Provisions. ) early o called the shorts o thereby. Wigher CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, CHICAGO. Fob, & ram to Tue BEk ] - CATTLE - Recoipts 110K, The Hght run of todiy and the talling off of 4,00 as ¢ pared with this tine last week has had, so far, no visible effeet on values. Buyers have hud thelr own way 0 lonz, being able for mauy days to dictato prices, that they seem to pre forrather todio In the last diteh hefore they can make ap their mindgs to stand an advance. The falling shadows of the Leaten season may partaliy account for the slowness and back wardness of the buying olenient. At any rate salesmen wre not satisfied with the ittle, and not a fow opinfon that values were than yesterday, but this was 1ot the universil report. as quite a num- ver reported values as generally steady, Cow stoek strong, and thore was an active movement in the stocker and fecdor bost price today was .0 for four loads of prite 1 other lots sold $1.000, 50 185 fair to zood 304,005, ¢ cows, 1255523 storkers, 82 Hots—Reed ket wits netive but at the extren ruled rather casior and very sold e lower.” Routh and conimon, prime mixed and packers. wy and fancy bu light. .60 nerally olfers were actua continues close the gen prime u.u. BLT0@5.80; STOCKS AND BONDS. New Youx, Tne Bee)— the re Fob. fal Tolegram to he chief tople in trade circles is arkably bullish position of Cammnek as Judged by the movementsof his brokers, Only yesterday the were picking up Paul, Rock Island and Burlington. Th anotherste afloat about i lers liquid ing tn Northwestern common and reinvesting in Lake fhore. Amonga larze class not in the market at present the bellef is that the old bear are working prices up to ereato an outside interest on which to unload long stocks. Be the object of the buying what 1t the strength continues. Att ning today prices were from ' to % per ¢ t.better than at last night's closing. Deluware & Hudson, however, which showed 80 much market strength yesterday. was un exception to the rule, opening down 1l Wheeling & Lake Erio pref The loss was later quickly recove the market developi A stron: arly dey s which earried p o fractions ll the list. Missouri Pacific led this advance, and with St. Paul, Unlon Pacifie, Atehison and Richmond & West Polnt led the activity. The industrials wero rather quiet, but strong, and the new common stocks and old reports of sagar refine ch rose over 1 pereent, while in specialties Great Northern preferred continued to rise, reaching85, a gain of 1%. Edison Gene Slectrie, however, was weak, again losing a portion of its gain, after selling at U1, against 202 last evenin From 1lo'clock to 1 th notan fmportant change in the list. A slight decline from the best prices was the only featu features introduced in stocks In_the devoted 1o roalizing by r tthe close the st was irreg from the close ¢ show- 0 Gas, | cifle prefer Gains wer % Union Pacific ton, Rock Island Ay's pri closing quot teaders te cos forws over trade with of Wednesd g loss. in Lake Shore und Northern I and 2 points in Pacific Mail y 11, Missouri Pacific with A'tehison, Burlin wnd Northwestern at yeste The following were U ™ N 12 lite ¢ 14| do pref 10 New Vork Contral tral Paciil g P D& B o & Alton 125 Itek Teland ko, Buriington | |[C. M. &St P & Quiney st o preferred ;1 Do W aul & Omabia UiinGts Contral’. LB & W Kunkas & Tovis Ltk Shora Michigan Coniral Missouri Pacific thern Iy proforry &N fo L. 284 e s ‘0 [ WSt LK b 1284 | o proforeed Weatarn Union ey On ¢ Piise MERCANTILE TERLING | EXCHANGE — bills, #8430 demand, 8457 NEW YORK STOCK G ik ] 1 nt. sixty-day Ste Sooks WAL E Wockirie Vi Wibish i | Erlo Paciiie Mail Lake Shore. LRSI inwai'h Union Pae.. | N Pae pid | ¥ e dim &Q itiek Talind St Pl Sl i Wast, Union DL & W | S i h. Cont Stiver A S R pld Wis. Cent Mox. Cent AL C Ol Texas Tenn, . &1 Kennett. Hopkins & Lathrop Commiission ket opened strong this tally lurge buying of St Pr rled the prico up 1 per cont before the filled. Western stocks ALl sy y ance, tho influcr News from Chica complexion of the new trafie assoctation and its getting into working order. 1t being said that outstanaing com punies while not joinin the assockation would Work 10 harmouy with it and do nothing to demoralize rates. Later there was i good deal of tlk about & move in tho United States senate made by Stewart i tacking the siiver colnuge bill on to the pens sion bill the discussion developed a good of uneasiness, ws thereby i possibility of passage of a free coinage. bill has in- creased. Evidently free coinage advocites do not intend to ‘wbandon the = field without " struzgle. ~As the market was closing, o Washington speclal sald the plan offering free oinage as on amendment 10 the pension bikl will not be carried out but will be tacked onto the legislative or the sun- dry civil npproprition ater, which will be more effective. The market i the latter part of the day showed uncasiness for reasons named above. able shrinkage in orices accurred DUt It was at no” tine weak u speciat! s has boen heavy on Tuniors of fresh ut b ade upon’ t compi acifie Ml also lost S er Gt on i less promising outiaok for the subsid ulation s narrow but the Sentiu ligher prices. Money 1s Casy at lower rat al sales, 195,456, Ohristie he stock miorning with 1, whicl to Compiny— hized being s to th Coffee Market, New York, Feb. {~\n‘\'hl Telegram to Tue Bee]—CoFFEE umluus opened steady, 5 polnts up to 10 points down; closed firm, 5 to 20 poluts up. Sales, 3,00 bags, lwoluding THE ( Tobruary, #6.88 . May, #158% IMAHA March, 21 vand quiet; 204 De M0 crber falr April, 41050 car Mintng Sh K Aspen fleat & et ho Con. Cal & Vi Knroka ( 1d & Cuirrs T L i Halo & N PRODUCE MARKE A st {1 Onts Beb, 5 M Stoady Stondy Lar| Steady: Steady: ¢ Short Ribs Rye - Firm: 7 Barlov -Firm; ™ Flax-Quict; #1 Timothy Steady: Whisky #1.14 Fiour - Firin 480 winter Bulk Meats elear. R.0)a05 Butter - Unehang dulry., 4@ Che Unehan 100; lats, 04@ Unchan Ul iy 03las o sil DAL, Gte: dry o Tatipw - Unih ur, Lbls Wheat. bu Corn, bu Outs! bu NEW Youk, Feb, Dushels; exports, No. 2 red, $LAL aflont; $1.11401L 104 ; elosed woak atdl 0% Corn bushels; spot clovators G5 a0 options Uuts spot firmer; No, wostern, di tions irFezular: Sugar- Raw, held \ ol ut loat, Petrol Eggs—Lirm; weste Pork-Birm rd-Burely ., $1.10. Cheese—Strong; | Lovts, Pork pitents, Shonl short ribs, 81 vl irm at 5,571 Close h. b1 \sh. \sh, 90,05 Stendy; cash $1.2 apring #4150 Wheat — Steady: July. 0 Miy ¢ i May, 484@ Wil YRATIA May (s 20,90 May .70, May, K150 patents, #4003 1502150 Y 1; frosh ligh ) 1 oalt, 8o f. 59, No. 1, n Whoat 3,000 i e f No. 2 ungraded s, £10024 00; short 7450, crenmery, 1632 full erenm eheddars, 04 ung Americans, 104 & i Noavy green ¢y sadted buail, ey flint, a0 deacons, cach solid p solpts, Shipments. 19,030 12,00 174,00 141,000 Recoipts, 1 ahadb fien tor; $1.12:4@1 options, irre Febraury clos- spt Lectipts £1.5%0 bushels; exports, 66,400 firm s aflont; No Gile in red, Tecelpts, 44,000 bushels; exports, whit se; whito western, Tebruary, 5.3 tirtly stern , 2614 ow s, SO0, steady; westorn steam, 8,124 lafry, 1@11%c; Wt skinis, 5 Lard—Firm ut §.5065.80. Whisky Butter $1.14. MINNEADOLIS, wheat sold well; poc Recoipts, 260 cars: tng: No. 1 hard, No. 1 northern. May. #ici on February, ti2e; on tr KANSAS Crry 2nurd, cash, Mé Corn—Stoady ; No rury AT 01T Outs—Steady; ) bid. MiLwAUKEE, Feb, Oats Provisions. CINCINN AT, Fob, 2100 Corn-Firm; Onts Stro Whisky Liv offer mole @is 7d per ce Corn — Pirm; western, 58 513 p itlys re e LIVE OnIcAo, market woor, Feb, b Unchangec O grindes slow; M shipments, 60 curs. ry, 0 r Febru track, uck. .2 cash aud February Whoat Vi Februars 2, cush, reamery, 1826, Wheat—Good spot lower. Clos- on trick, 97¢; Miurelr, 03ci 2 northern, Uk No. stronger; No. , 8¢ hid, TRGNe; Feb- s 4o ~Wheat—Eusier: Ma Whoat A western, tal; red western, —Oattle—Recolpts, Stondy: steers, g Firm; No.2 red 54150, Hrawite. Qulet; spri win fair; uew’ mixed STOCK, 11.000; 0 ommon to mediun, $.000 stockers, $2.2wi 00 prime ¥ and fanoy butcler welghts, 8L70G5.80; $004.70. Reco Gy nntived, 87 Texus, §3.2504.60; KANsAs Crry, Feb, head; shipments, o higner; steers, #) stockers and focdel R Roceipts, ket hig Tght, 8 onima l.lll stock actiye and st grades steady. [ strong, undesi were uncha Hoas comvared with Thursduy of Tast we fve and st the prices p at KA . mixed, § 30 nd #i “Thero sheep and Nutives, 85,500 terday S we 4. 00 market active n, R3.0004 uttle—Recelpts, 2,700 hea nl, market sie: R17Vw5.60: Shipments, 2.60 i allgrade snipn ¥, BLOOGT5; mixed, STOCK. k ady s all sold early. 3. 100,15 . 150G 11075.40 he ave pafd was £L415 as compared with 8,45 1 Thursday of last weel no ONMANA, Feb. 5 1301, and jarket wa y. others lo 1l sders istimated recelpts of hogs 5.000, 3 yoster and 1.0 o1 Was wcl- the range of the bulk selling light-lights, V08,01 prices yos- The ma heavy, ge of th fresh roceipts wis nominally stoady. esterns, §.0004, Disposition of Stock, Showing th sheep purchi by the wel pany for Eobraary Svltt & Co. 1. Ha Humlton ) Sant & Casey N IEE Shippers and feeders y OGS, The Cudahy Packing Co Omichia Pa Swift & Co 1 king Co pumbar of oattl 1on this market hmaster of th s and feeders hogs and Hinimond Conipi presentative sal 0. AV sTE 1010 G40 10:60 STOCKERS AND Pr. No. Av s, Pr. 1221 83 05 2044 00 MIXED. COWS. 105 720 1106 721 030 1018 137 N8| ™~ R0 1015 1100 1140 1070 800 L i 110 1004 1211 1060 FEEDERS 1 DAILY ) BEE: “FEIDAY COWS ANU CALVES, 0. 7 2 00 MILK RIS w and ealf each AND, SPRINGERS, 1¢ Av 14 1 il [ U AND ROUGHT 143 1 81 100 120 it OMAHA WHOLESALE Provisions, Fresin MEaTs—1lams 10108 v, 70; hans i pork Tois. 603 pork 1 At 1ard, not rendered, 7e; sparo ribs, POIK AND BEEF - Barreled -New mess pork extra prin back avy, 81155; cloar fum short eut’ elear i pork. 1LY, New, 0xUra mess i oxtra plate heef, 8.90: plate beef, Lod honeless beef, #9503 boneless rimps, 88,50 shoulder clo 1s, 88,50, DIY SALUT MEATS —Fat backs, 5 lean cles, Byei extrashort elears, 5ise, bellies, 16 short HbS, ‘Seey shory stlong clers, bl shouldors, 4lac. SMOKED MEATS — Dry-salt eured — Bacon, long clears, 3%:: short cloars, 53¢ extra short clears, 8¢ elTies. cloar strips, 6e: short ribs, shoulders, 43¢; fat backs. Ge; lean backs, mAR EMOKED MEATS ~Bost sugar eured hams, ex tra Light, 910 10 1hs ave, 005 Lght, 11 to 13 1h= avie, e mediu, 11015 s avie Sges ieay 2016 22 11 extra heavy, & (o2 1) avi 18 10 207 ibs Calitornin, 5 w York shoulde Ti0ston Shouldtrs, 6 10§ 1bs wvg, 403 break Tihei breakrast 5107 Ibs. beof atis, Sets, Tie; rog fancy loan backs, 6lge 1210 1313 v, 100} breakfust st Kettle Rendere wrrels, 67,¢; halt barrels, 7e; Tiereos, 01405 barrels, 6%e; half Syweot-piekled, sugar-cured Q!‘mvb 200 10s, $17.50; half barrels, 100 1bs, yiekled, sugar-cured TG quilrter barrels, 5) Ibs, & LA NGUES cured—Half barr barreis, 50 108, #4.00. SPOcED BONELLESS Half barreis, 80 1, %1 elghth barre SPICED PIGS ToNaUES — Cooked — Half barrels, 80 1bs, $1L50: quarter barrels, 40 1bs, #.005 clghth barrels, 20 [bs, 8005 kits, 13 1bs, Sweet-plekled, 100 10s, $7.00; sugar- quart ed 40 15 Pias' Hocks—Cool quarter barrels, 20 1bs, $1.55; kits, SPicED 1tis, $10.3 i I b Tiin barrels, 80 1hs, & $1.00; eighth’ by ProgLen Pias' FEEr—Darrels, half barrels, 80 Ibs, & quart 1hs, $1.30; eighth barre Ibs, 10e: kits, e SAvsAGE—Bologna, dc: LAvus' Toxaues—Halt barrels. 80 uartor harrels. 40 1bs, £:30: eighth 0 1, #285; Kits, 1 Bur Kforts or w a5 bload, in- aci at,'in tin © N *s-foot of low, per 1b'5 at's- 15, pe ue, per 1b., 54e. Groc Green—Rio, Roasted CoFFrE 20 fiworth's, Lion, %e; Cord Juva, e, Coffee @150 ehicory, W lubs, No. 1, 3.00; alk gra 81,503 oD, 0 piils. Hoop, #1.50; sy per. metid hoop. v, 3 brass hoops. No. 1, all red, & Bbrass_hoops. No. 2 rod, #5001 cedar hoops, No. 18t cedar, 3 hrass hoops, No.2 striped. $0.50; horse, extra heav 753 well bDuckets, &35 Butterwa ash. B-fneh, per nest, F0c ash, 2-inch, ¢, per nest, 4oe; bitter ladles, bard” wood, 3 butter pudales or spudes, 10c, Was hoards—Sinele, $LAGEL00; double, 2,003, Clothespins s boxes, i SCGAR- Granulated, 6 foat, " Thes powdere jowdcered, Thes sellow C, biyei danary, Ight extrii ¢, i conteetion Az, Lr—Dairy bull, B.10% best 10, 00 s, best grivde, 100 s, 250! best 105, 2305 rock sult, erushid, $2.10, Packages, 60 1bs to boX, S4ci kegs, 2 lario gr Eradea SODA e, BAKING PownER a-lb ¢ l:n\..|.-1<wu ns. per doz. 10024585 CANNY 3 @lis Corn v fine, #1.25 $L15: 2-1b standurd wester Mushrooms—1-1b 1-1b fine, 1 1b, #1.10 10 high grade, 0 tring beans, 8 Boston itk Potntons—iIb Ney d 310051 5 rhubard, § CRACK 8lae: gngersuaps, 850, box Tots, Diitn Fivres—Turkish hlids, 1590, 8he; apples, ov cholde, 15¢; " apricots, far blackberrics, new, 0¢; raspherries, box currants, new,itse; Votizzl cur extra, in boxes, Gaes peaches, 1750 California d grapes, in ba secdless Sultanas, sacks, 1005 MUsent new Valencii, Se; Ordura layer, 9 lnyers, Ww2ie; eltron, Leghorn, 2c; yster, Bgc 10 per centotfon v en- prunes, less than porated. new ring 2004 s lemon poel. Lie. WIAPPING PAPER—Pr 1D, best straw, 15x18 v koods, 43{c; extra quality, manilla fea, 12X18, 907 durk rug, Country Produce. The weather turned terany and was not 5o favorable for the pro huce mirket, DUt the recelpts were so 1ight thut prices were maintained and almost no quotable cun be made. PouLTity—Receipts turkeys, L@12e; geese and dueks, N The sales weremostly at 1 ~The receipts for the past two or s diys have not been equal to the dej nd. Speculators, however, had consideral butteron hand whick elped to make up tie leficiency and to prevent any sharp advanc St prices were stra The quotitio woutd'not show much s B for choice country rolls s the market would stand, but the r triade was not so critieal and would take poorer erades at the money than they would i fow days ago. Ship- pers and speculutors puld 1@lic for’ butter hat ald buy o w fv—he market. yesterday did not wch from the bofore. Dressed went at 8zt s and ducks wero vurkeys, chunge light; chickens, 8@0c; d could be duoted at S@ie v rabbits h e week t Been annbled 0 get i dittie better pr ton tails going us high as #1.00 per dozen ‘.m] Jucks at §2.00, Fresh Fruits. Riversides are s Navels, 3.50500; Ranchito, a variety betwoeen versides al \n,.- s, B0 W, Mexi \ oriunges, B Wi Florida Lright, .00 L3053 russett QuiNces—There are still afew on the mar Kel, but the movenment is siow and prices i nal at 50ca@8l.00 per b Peals—A fow lurge California pears, winter are offercd at $.5005.00 per box LEMONS—Choice Messiug, 8.006A.00; funcy, ORANG FEBRUARY 0, 1801. 2005300 Tangerines - Per double oase, 8,00, MALAGA GRAPES - Por hbl, 8 (ogd o0, Pisuarees - Por dor, 8@, Averes Fancy varletes of apples SeRFCe and aro Guoted at $.00@0.50 por byl are Vegetables, SPINACHPer b, #2.0 CRLYVIY RooT& - ler o LEFTUCE - Ohotee stock 0745 SWEET POTATOES Supplios nad the market is quiet CRLEY ire not Cholve Kansas, PARSNIpS - Por b, #2,50. CARDAGE ~ATOTHOF Car bage will arrive today. | ONTONS Supplivs are lght and holders ot good stock are wsking as high as $£2.00 per bush. Spanish, per crate, 82,00 RUTARAGAs Michigan stock, per bu, 600 BEETS—Per bu, $1L00G125 of Californta cab- F 1D, Sy, Furs, RACCOON - No. 1, largeo, 6070 o No. No. 1, med 1, small, w0 e; No %' 8 nnd 1K 1l e No. 1 small, 25080e: No Musk RAT-Fall, s 100: Kat, i SKUNK - ¥ lack, THeA100; st ripe 400 striped, No. 2 IS striped, Te! steiped. No. 4. w10, Fox Cross, No. 1, & Work-Matntain WE1H0; Prairie, No. atoes No. 1 medium, 40 and 4, e, No. 1, 1 No. i, 10w 1,005 No. 2, 82,0025 NO. 2., S0@e s grey, NO, No. No. BEAVEICNO. 1, por 1, £2.5001.5 10, #1.00a62.50; No, o, por it OrrEr-No. 1 Tnre T, &4.00085.00; No 1, small, & Fiund 4, Meitd1 0. LYSY-No, 1, #5.5005.00 Wien Car-Nou 1 docs No. 2 PO M= NO wsed, 101 51 BAvGr—No. 1, WOLVEL N BEANC 1 prine, §.000 No. 1, open full furred, 50675¢; No. No. 1, 84,007 No. 1. #1000 , No. I, % 2@ o0, 3 grizzly | ¥ Ind I e wint 3 PLONE Fi-No. 1 5 No. nd o, skins have an dresse per b, 2k green sult, p A telope, 1o 1,00 per b, fall Dloce, ThwSIe No. 2, rubbit YA W and squirrel 10 valu L are fo er Quotations arlots on board cars at Onihia DIMENSTONS 121K i 1t L8100 1 00 13 00 15 00 16 00 18 ft. 20 1t #1600 16 00 16 00 16 00 17 00 24 ft SIK 00 1§ 00 I8 00 18 0 19 00 15 50 ax12 16,00 axt xS 1800 1800 12and 14 ft, rf, 4in, #10.00; N 4 in, #4005 No No.t, 0 in, 13 and 0.8, 6in, 16 11, $15,00; Sinixa-A, 12 14 and 10 ft, 8 12, 14 and 16 1, 820.50; 1), #14. BoArDs —No. 1 com, #1850 N No. 4, com, #1505 No. 4, com, #11. FLOOWING A, 6 0, Whit pin £2000; B.6In, white J‘I K 1, $20.50 8 12 in, 818, #4800, i, white pine, (scl ng), $17.0); drop sic in B, 15, #5.00; ©, #40.00: . No. 1 in,'s18, 10, 12 and 15 ft, No. 2 common. 12 in, sts, 141t 1 common, 12 i, %0: No. 1 contmon, 12 I, §15, 20 10 00 £10.00; . 16 1"t 4in, iand 14t ot £ 16.00; 4, #1010 07 4 In, $1L00; 1 plain, Rand 10 i 2, 1630 ) 10 i, wrooved v FINISUING 15t amd 2 ¢ 1 Fin, H0.00; . 47.005 A, solect 15 and 2 t Iigand 3 in; seleet g and 3 in, & A A foot, SOUTHERN PiNE floorin, floorin tst and’ 24 elear, % ing, $25.0 S0, 240.00; 1 tin, ar, 1in, 1in, s 1in: 2 Lin, 825, & £1.00 oxtr 1sCund 2nd elear -16, 81 rift clenr, o 314 50; 15t nd 2 elear, coil- 1S, 28, from 1 ¥ 18t and 20 eloar finish, $25.from 11y £§0.00% 150 and 2 elear, finish, S5 from 1 2 inch.330.00: 18t und car, v.p. cusings, basc. £10.00, AR L 503 nd 2d iling, $10.5 15t and 15t and 2 —S-ineh and up 8 1stund hand up, oard. #1.30: sash, § Dlinds, 50 per ot peret.: doors, d fell, per ewt., mouldings, #2117 straw per et ew sonrd, #1.15 0. G, 245-Ineh deineh well ‘tabing 1D, & M. ickets, D. & 1. flat, #20.50; D wA £.80; sV it ars, 11 s, fe ok, 8 9-Inch Refneh cedar, -Inch. 145, e white ced: a-inch, iss, te split Tennessee red cadar, splic, Hie, BUNB COUNTIES, 5CHOOL DISTRICTS, WATER COMPANIES, ST. R.R.COMPANIES,clc. N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY.Bankers, 163-165 Dearborn Street, CHICACO. 18 Wall Street, NEW YORK. ~———— That Engraved conir. The board of trade souvenir will bo veady last of the engravings arrived today and it is wow all in the hands of the printer. 1t will be pushied as fast as the fine character of the white cedar, 4=inch rounda, lic Total issues of CITIES, Correzpondence solieited. 70 State 8t.. BOSTON. for delivery within the next thirty days, The work will permit Kept up for years—the offer that’s made by the “proprictors of Dr. Sage’s Ca- tarrh Remedy. Is addressed to you, if you have Catarrh. Its a reward of #500, if they can’t cure you, no matter how your case, or of how long standing—an offc that’s made in good faith by re- sponsible men, Think what it means! Absolut confidence in their Remedy, or the couldn’t afford to tuke the risk. long record of perfect and perm nent cures of the worst cases —or they couldn’t have faith in it, Tt means no more catarrh—or %300, If you fail to be cured, you von't fail to be paid, But perhaps you won't belicve it Then there’s another reason for try- ing it. Show that you can’t be cured, and you'll get $500, It’s a plain business offer, The makers of Dr, Sage’s Catarh Remedy will pay you that amount if they can’t cure “you, They know that they can—you think that they can’t. Tt they’re wrong, you get the cash, If yow're wrong, vou're rid of catarrh, GHRISTIE LLATHROP Commission Co. 309 and 311 South 13th Stree!, National Baunk Building, Grain, Provisions, Stocks & Bonds, Orders excented for th fnimediate or future d ing markets. Private Wiy 0 New York, Chicag St. Louls. ... purchase or sale for Ivery lu all the lead- Corvespondents, | Kennett, Hopkins, & Co DR Francls & Bro* 4 oM BILLIARDS, Uollender (o BANARD morchand iy KAl Aetip 4008 10t stre Oma Law Urlofs, bank suppll printl 10th and Do Printers, binders, clestr 118 Howar Charles A, Coo & lm, Munufacturers and tors 10D Taward stroot nam & Harte, 1212 Harnoy stroet, maha, Neb. CARRTAGES, Columbus Buggy 0 Carrlages, o Managaor. 15 South 1ith CARPETS Omaha Carpet Co, Carpots, oft eloth mat tngs, curtaln West & Fnt:chx-r. Manufacturers fino elgars Jobbors of leaf tobaecos, 1011 Farnam street. Omaha Coal, Ooke and Lime Co. Tlard wnd soft conl 8. . Cor. 1ith_and Doug- lus streets, Hulbert & Blum, Ohto lump,Rock Sprines, Exeolstor, Walnut blo d i, anthracite, V8. Tt at. American Fuel Co. 8hippors el st on Aealers 1 and bita s conl. ith atroot Nebraska Fuel Co, 2038, 1th str Omalia, Neb, J. J Jolnmn & 0;., S8, 1t stroot, Omalia, Nob. Mmmt & Griffin, 213 8. 14th strooty Omaha, Nel COR! Engle Cornice Works, | Manufacturers of Galvan ized Trn Cornlee. The Brunswick-Balke BOOK BINDERS Omaba Republican Printing Co., faetn Williams, Vo Aor. | BUTCHERS' AHA Manubetuers™ and Jobbers” DIRECTORY. | BOXES. ] John L. Wilkio, Omaha paper box factory, 18171310 Douglay Orders promptly flla) & STATIONERS. and eversthlng (n the " Ackermann Bros, & Heintzo, Mty pors, L ik buok manu BOOTS AND SHOE 8 Kirkendall,Jones &0o, Wholesnle Manifactur's Akents for Boston I e o Co. 102, 1108 an L0 Harney 8O W. V. Morse & Co,, | 8hoo Factors, Corner 11t | At DoukInd st On | B Surchants invitea o enll and o vam i, SUPPLIES. Iu,.n Heller, and Packors’ & Supplios. oo, B easings ackson St ———— [)UG(‘IF* l"TG W. T. Seaman, Omaha's Largost V WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ty | CLOTHING. | Gilmore & Ruhl, Manufacturers & Whole- ale Clothl 1108 Hnrney St CIGARb COOAL, COKE, HTO. Coutant & Squires, | Hardand soft conl ship. pers, 1808 Farn Omaha reet, | P.H. Mahoney & Co. Hard—Coal Offices 815 N. 16th o 10th soft Douglas sts. | Howell & Co., S lth streot, Omaha, Neb. Johnson Bros., o, Omaha, Neb. | | [ | ==l | 0. B. Havens & Co,, 1602 Farnam stroet, | Omaha. NIC. F. Ruemping L roofer. 0 St DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co,, Dry &0 wls, fuenishing 3%, motions. Cor. 11th and Howard sts. ELEO PRI(,A Wn\f F\umml Co, ustrated Cataloguo fro Parlm, Orendorif & Martin Co. G Broken Bow Roller Milling Co.. and warelouse, N . oni 8, F. Gilman, N. 16th streot, - Mannger. Duv\ey & Stone Fur- niture Co,, Farnlture and carpets, 1151118 Farnam stroot, Sohneider & Loumm, Jobbers and Tmporters of | notlons and furnishiog Ro0ds, 111 Howard stroet PAINT, “Kennard Glass and Paint COo,, 14081412 1 617 and 619 South lith St Omaha, Neb, S 10th street, Omaha, Neb. D. M. Steele & O, 1201-1205 Jones streoty Omaly Allen Bros,, 1114 Harnoy street, Omala, Neb, Hugh G. Olark, | Wostern Agent ApOnUS Bportlig Gun der, Atlas igh oxplo Wisting caps £ 15 Hurney siroet otor & W;lx'xvtuly 0o Cor, 10tk and Jackson sty Guwabe (:ENTS FURNI William Cummings, | | Kilpatrick-Kooh J)ry Goods Oos, I8, notions, hinz 1th wnd 11 Dry g Turn| Corn L SUPPLIES. FARM MACHINERY, ET T, G. Northwall, General - wostern Skindia P 31 Shermn ngent, R. T. Davis Mill (m, G. Underwood, Manager at Omaha, Cor Bt and Jackson sts, Clemens MR of re. Sap' Jack Meal, enkes 1 th 1207-12i5 8. FURNITURD AND CARPEIS. Oluas, Shiveriok & o, Furnlture and Carpots 1206-1210 Farnam St HING GOODS. 7.T. Robinson Notion Co., furnishing goods | P cooprated ‘brand uekskin® overnlls, | pants; shirts, coats, ete: | cor 12tk and Howard sts Gents —_— e OIL A ND DEUG | 3.A Fuller & 0o, | 102 Dougias Streot, | “Bluke, Bruce & 0o, Onmnlia. Neb. e GROCBERIE Paston & Gallagher, | Meyer & Ranpke, 1401408 Haruey strosh Johneon & Co, 10 Lonvenworth Arects, lia, Neb, ‘Mcb‘urd. Brady & Co., 1th and Leavenworth, Neb. Omala e b GUNI‘OWDEI{. e et HARDWARE. » Lee-Olark - Audrecsen Hardware O | Vgt Qi noy at s Nob FUR, W(‘l()h, HIDE “Geo. Oborne & Oo,, BIOS. Lt strook 3, TALLO 3.8, Snith & Oa, 14051412 Loavonworth ok Omaha. Omaha ———— TRON WORKS ]ux]hm J\’V Vietling | Owaha 8afo & Iron ron Works, : foundry m“nlm 1A work, utters god G An ineksmith work. U B el bl dreen, 1ath & Iackson ste Ry and 17th ot Wilson & Drake, Mfg tubular flues. fire BOx bollors, tanks, eta. Acme Tron and Wire Works, Trom, wire and bra 312 8 1t streot oo Propristor W'k W Plerco and 10tk stroots ey LITHOGRAPHING. Rees Priuting Co. Lithormphing. . Pinting 11 Howard Sts _— LIQUORS. William Darst, Wines, Liguors and Ch | wars 1315 Farnam 8t omang | Frauk Dollone & Co, Liquors aud Genuine No- vada Clgars 1205 Douglas Stroe A. Frick & Oo., Wholesnle Ligu Tler & Co. Liquor Merchants. 1112 Harney stroot Manufactur s Konnody's Kt Tdia Bttors R. R. Grotto, Importer and e of Wines and Liguors 1020 wwd 1022 Furnam St Price lists on applieation L. Kirscht & Co. Wwh lo LiquorDente rheaters 407 and 400 8. 10th St 04 8. 10t St LUM @ W, Douglass & Co. | ardwood Lumber, John A, Wakefield, Importod, American, P 11wi ko Comont wnd Quiniey White Lime Wyatt - Bullard Lun- bor o, 20U AnA Liard Streats, 1810 North lith Strect. harles R, Loo, Hardwood limbe arpets and pa oo, th wnd I Frod W. Gray, Kto. TLouis Bradford, Lumber, iime, cement,oty 0t and Douglas. | Limo, Comont, Fite, 12 Douglag stroot. MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 0. A. Stonehill, Millinery, Notions 1. Oberfelder & Oo, [1mportera and dovter Cheres, e % 8 |y 10ana2i2 Kouth 11tk 10-115 8. 16th 8t., Omahs | vt —_— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ETO. Max Moyer & Bro. Co. M'Cgfewelors, denlors tn musical Instruments, | A, fiuspu, Iy Planos, Organs, Artisty 6o Materlals, Ete,, Farnam und 16th, 1513 Douglas Street. OILS. Consolidated Tank Line Co. Refined. and lubrioating oy, Rronso, oto A B, Maiager OYSTERm A, Booth Pnkm'()u‘,‘ Piatt & Oo, Oysters, sl nd canned | “Flker brad,” frosh oys- 00ds. Loa, B Omalinbranch, £15and 817 Howard, 1308 L APER. Avenworth. Carpenter Paper Co., | Carry n full stock of | printing, wrapplog and wrlting paper, card pu ) et ‘estern Plating Wks Gola nickel D otaly, It ailver ng on wire, ete Polishing nd PRODUGE, COMMISSION. _ Sohroodor & Co., Cash buyers butter and gy, and goneral com: mission morchants 423 South 11th streef |E. B. Branch & Qo, Produce, frutts of all Kinds, oysters, Howard stroot, Robert Purvis, 1217 Howard stroet. o for privas on b okks, poultry an knine. Ribbel & Sm’ thy Denlers In_country prod- | Truits, voRutables, | et 1207 110 0. Rosso & Co., Forelgn, Californta ana | tropieal fruits, . 1205 Howard stroet. L Porter Bros. Oo, Caltfornta, Florids and | tropieal fruits ™ BOI-NIT Jones stroet. 0. W. Butts, - Managor. ward stroot. | Olark & 0o, Butter, chease, poiitey and gam £ South 15th streot. Williams & Oross, Produce ana frules, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggannd poultry. il 1200 Howard streot. Butes & Co, | iU I R G dedidldbol AN RUBBER GOODS, ETC. aha Rubber Co., Manufact and Jo- ver ring 1l ool 1008 Furnam stre _— SA F‘E S, bEDDS ) Sy Ernorson Seol Co., “A. L. Deans & Oo. S swers, delors | 1. grass, Krain an. e {21742 South 15th, f 21 and 823 S0 On __SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, Bro. th 10th St., ufacturers of mould- 1ng4, blinds, doors, 16th ana Clark stro STOVES, Duffy-Trowbridza Stove Manufao'g Oo, ouare Manufacturg stoves ant T ————— TEA, COFFEE, SPICHS, OIGARS. “Consolidated Ooffos Company, 1414 a0 1410 Harney st. Omahia. Neb. Farrell & Company, Wholesale manfacturers nolnsses sl —_— STEAM AND WATI:;R SUPPIJES U. 8. Wind Eugmu & Pump Co., Talliday wind mills, 915 and @) Jones st. (G, B, Ioss, acting mannger. N Strang & Smxs, 10021004 Farnam stroeh Omaba, b, COraue Company, | Tose belting, packing, TOYS, H. Hardy & Cor ¥, doll Jd, he TYFE The Omaha Typs Foundry, +' Bupplios and wecund tiand bums, faney | sefurnlshing | P koods, children's car- | New riuges, 1900 Faroamat | 1115 iwand bhreet. e —— SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - - LIMI TED. LIVE S[OOK COMMISblON A D. Boyer & Co Martin Bruq,, 69 Exchango Bullding, | 4% Exchanke Buildiog § Exchange Bulldin, Nouth Oumabn. ¥ Hunter & (lrmu,« 0 Kxchange Bulldl ng South Omaha. 8 . boflm an, Swiley & o, Bullding, South Omahin Bouth Oman; Wood Brothers, 1 Eachanke Bullding SouthOmana |