Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 1, 1894, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1391 - e —_— - - e e ——————— CO“MFRCML AVD FINAN " ! powdared, was 108,000 bhle, avernging 18160 bhls. dafly | markets fiem undartone, Bowever, con: | tion whora they were forced to accept atimost v 1630 05 | 6,000 head; ahipments, 8,000 hond \ A A ‘\\CII\L Y 4! b 0 bbls. tho wook before. the | tinued, and though selling of traders’ stocks | any brice thet buyors might vifer. Good 1600 O others steady; Toxas stoers, §2 lerpbh. : CopPRRe Barely o et e Ao lile Tun barof | W48 Feasonaoly’ {garsistent = today saics ‘ ::;"-'.'x:'r"..u"fln';"q'"|.|ifr:fim'('n' 350" and there " 2 85 e O TR A SR ] 204 SFTrm) dopie pok A- i 5 ok wore taken with fib sreat yieiding in mavket | \hitEr ALY g LS 8¢ \pplng ra, #4.0000.10; stockers and - W: domestl ) week, not wanting to pile up any flon : . vl st rosulos of ragged stufl at from to OO AND FENDERL fecdors, £2.95@4.00, tondy: straits, 81970 bid. Thie larger concarns ars opurating on a good | Prives. New Engiand and Distilling cortifi- | 2,00 Tamb markot was dull at from L 51 980 Recelpts, 10,000 hend: shipments A day Wi SPELTER-Firm; domestie, & deal the same plan, If there Is any change | cat went down on points so frivolous as to | £3.00 to#4.66 for poor to prime. A few fancy 482 2 ; da8 400 X ; opened steady, closod firn: bulke Feaiuro of the Grain Market Yesterday Was | o\ "ciiiiiige, 50 tons April tin, 81 in the flour market (¢ 1 for the battor, MIlors, | prove renowed d)iigefbe on the part of the | 1es brought higher fizaros. i b LG L 95@5,08; honvy, puokiig ang. inixed; 18,88 Bxt Dullness nowever, compinin that the situation Is &tll | oid-time manjpulators, Eisewhore the mar- | - Recelpts: Cattie, 14,000 head: ealves, 800 - 190 907 288 | @5.10; lights, Yorkers and vigs, $4. 603510, xtreme Dullness, far from watisfuctory. Rather, than be shut | ot was devold of interest g hogs, 82,000 head; shoo, 19,000 head ] DOA8 308 | e ecoits, B0 e shipuents, ) . tho mills would run at o small loss. In- | *5¢ " ? 0 EVORIng Journal (oports: . 8 ? 700 houd; warket steady. J— Burzen Thoro issquo, 1y ey for aur it heen moro active.’ Export | | e following ara uho closing quotatipns on | - oyrrur-—_itecelpts 1,000 jaui: markot alow, - 8o 800 Pl Ll G narket, o hukt b | Whipments inst week wore 830 bbla. against | the lentisg s gn the Now York ex- | unclauged: top prices, $4.90 for good steer o @ — 3 S WHEAT FLUCTUATED AND CLOSED LOWER | bater i tin forsamo time past, Cholce LrsGbble tho wreceafig ok i foo Y 1h: | chunge toddy otfors 8 -,,I,..:' o doxun Wk, S 600 g0 WESTERN PACKING INTERESTS, v, 16 stock, B@10c. ood demund at satisfactory prices, - " BE—— 0GS—Recelpts, 82,000 hend; WAL 1oL g - DiEsskn POULTRY demind has fme LA Atchison. . 10 orthorn Pacifie but again 10¢ lower; Fough, $5.00@0.10; pac ses 812 800 | Further Devrense in (ho Movement of Hoge un\'cdd\lll'ly.”lh-:nll| G LR Do A b Kansas City Markets ALRON T e SO B Ing and mixed, $6.16@5.26; prime heavy ot 8 00 the Only Fenture. Somo Buylng Caused by an Advance In the | julpelu notch Baboy £l S fike | Kamsag Crrr, Wi do rotd .. ik Northweatorn.. ... utchers' weights, $6.36@5.80; primo lght, 8 00 CINGINXATL Jan. 81— (Spocial Telogram to O Minneapolis Sent Stook wotlt sell bolow the sbove o8, steady, 4o lower; No. 2 hard, 62150 N an EXpross i2 Vi 816 | The Bee]-TGmorrow's Prico Carrent wil! Cuah Article at Minneapolls fog stock would sell bolow e above figures, | Se1 % i Baltimors & 0o [N 2. ¢ JSMEER AND Lasns—Rocelpts, 10,000 hond 1080 B2 | why) ‘riicke e san & [date oot o raminy of Prices Up to Yesterday's it A i ot o TRty WUl WU ps CORN—In firm demand at yosterday's prices; | Canada Pacitic. 4 N. Y. & N, E. dullost market of the year with prices 15 Veee 900 hogs the past week and only a moderate gain Quotations. cholcostock and the market 1s falrly woll 8UD* | 505" nixed, Ble; No.2 white, S2G 92140, Southoti.. f LgOntario & W 20¢ lower on both sheep abd umbs. seie AR var tho. CorteapenaIng. PrIOn. Inet FOAL plisd, Rtock 's guosnl) bades OATs—Unelinnged 0. 2 mixed, 20@26¢; 2201004 Packing for the week is 0, compnred VEAL—The areivals ars not heavy and the ¥ hunged; i : s ; e market firn at_ provig otations; chofeo | No: 8 white, 200201 LIVE STOUK MARKETS. 3 OR o, 008 Sompared Al N OXC 48¢. L & U STERN OATTLE. nking b 818 o0 fov it Tuf vBals, 7@715c; hin of honvy, | K¥B=Steady; No. 3 nominally 4se. L ! : ) il miking §,816,000 since Noveribor 1, aguinss Cnicago,, Jan, 81.--The feature of the Wand vot Biina WokE Ly B Glileago Uas. . i Cattle T 3 Kvi- S N a0 8 year ago. Prominent placas come . _p, o chickens, g nd venison _ - Sonsolidated Giva.. = Take o) ) Ne. Pare as follows: graln markot today was tho extreme dull- | GANETPratri chickens, qUALL 4G FORTRY y timothy, $8.003 | Co0 0 &S Lo 4l it e Lo M 1055 #2 5 fars. ... B89 43 00 poe ness and the narrow range of prices. Wheat | yiarket except ducks. Cannda goese, $6; mal- | 9900 D A Col. Coni & Tr Reading. Gore WEDNESDAY, Jan, 81, V808 800 20 fdre. 1106 B 10 I g E L g M P B0 demand, firmer; creamery, | Cotton Ol Cort... Riehmond v i v P B0 6 25 Chileago 1 1970.000 closed e lower after fluctuating within o | lard ducks, ¥2.000 Jnck rabbits, $1.602 niand i Lotton Otf Car.... tehmond, Receipts were not at all heavy, but 0 fa 160 6 26 Clengo . ’ LaTa0u o 5 eake e 10 renCostreneosa o « 0, Off ..., Sregon Tn Ches, & Ohlo. ...} Oregon Nav.. Chieago Alton.. ) 8 P 1802-3 2,00: smull rabbits, 215 squirrels, 75c. ! lalry, 16@17¢ 1 i o p ‘o v o " Hoas ~The supply was fairly liberal and | o) 1 3o rango. Moy corn and May mats are un | pgodiihe rocaipis at hoavy and tho i e ; ; :V'L‘:’" ‘:;":"_'rff_'l‘:“:“‘:("“"m‘;::"‘,":,‘,L, \‘l"‘;l,“‘ denlors wera not at all disappoluted ata 100 | S0 Lois TR0.000| T63.000 changed and_ provisions slightly highor all | murket seems punicky, Thergls o saly for , 16, i PR 2 en_an fncreas il 10150 Uaeing. 1n pHbUs - iovisibis. cbaEa. | oinsiny | fgoout ioe around, Snlos ure it 121m13c. Frosh stock, 12@13¢; SitpMENTS—~Wheat, 16,000 bu.j corn, none; LK “.‘h'»".'\'.f'ni hogs ang 2,000 sheep. Receipts tor the past | Jower Tuesday, castern markets woro low (T 4 Wheat began the day with a tired fecling | cold storage, 10@11c; salted eggs, 9@10c. onts, none, 2 3 % 3 > st. Pl & G 4 | month with comparisons were as follows: toduy, local buyers were all decidedly be: G ‘o from yesierday's | . HOXRY—( hite 1 Call- R o e A Fort Wiy o prefd. . Cattl g ish, and with no outside support prices took | ¢ and ata decline of y tornin, 16 1 b X @reat North'n pt’ Southern Pacific January, 1894 84,608 4 2 | o big drop. Early teading was largely at £ | Ottimw closing price for May at 63%c. Cables wer Oysters-Medlum, T, X n.’.“nm|"“'|”""' 5 ".','.“u”-'x'.‘-'.'.'I'if..’;f.l.l-':.‘v‘.'{y'} ghi. & Bast 111, prd guear Rofinory... December, 1898, 66,708 and £.05, with tops ut & 10 und pigs av $4.85 | SIUx Cl unsatisfactory to the bulls. Liverpool was | 18e: extiy 7-‘.‘."‘-‘{,“:;' g ! | bort to make 1t independent. There was | Hiinois Contrai s § AL nuary, 1698..... 87,614 . il | And .90, but toward the close buyers with Rocelpts AT IApORTOIOR oF Ribul low and private telegrams @were discourig- NUTS-Chestnutas 12¢ por 1b.; ®ood demand for cash wheat all day and the | St Paul & Duluth T, & 0. Cen, i The cattle market was simply demoralized. | ypzont orders to fill sent prices up & nickel, [ it on of Stock, Wy v ho Austrian | chestiuts, 19:13¢: almonds, 18¢; inquiry for May was active a part of tho time, | Kan. & Texas prid 14/ Unlon Pacific...... 14 The moderate supply mcluded very few nd late trading was largely at from §.05 to [ O Telalracainte anl dispssition ot stoxc ay E There was a rumor that the Austria § onds, 18c; s X 3 ke B & Wost & xprons t W ) AHWA DY SR et e it ts, 122 14¢ 12%e; Braziln 1 rading was hardly so large tos 19 A e pall rood cattlo 1 there i .10, with .12 for tof Light nd 4 L . < Yartd government was contemplating fncreasing R rtaty P R R e plo BRUEAL ks WSt L B really good cattlo ond thero was | #10, with &.131¢ for top. Light *and | SoULLLY e U Aoty Atour ho4Es Sdlg kb the duty on flour to seven fraucs, and ad- | 10c. The mirketon black walnuts is low and | 2,000,000 bu. Receipts were 146 cars. | ot Tonas: ot 1o e Baego kb no demand from the outside. Buyers for | JHCHEE HORD 03 WUl hat B Sade the best | o o'ciock p. m., January 31, 1504; ¥ rgentine said that flour | BOONC Wanis to buy. woro hurdly as high, and the sales to areivo | FEifTREY 17| Western Unton local dressed beef houses apparontly cared | fourb and fair to good hogs woighingall th ol RECEIITS, vices from the Argentine sa L CIpER-Pure julee, par barrol, $3,.00@6.50 toduy were mainly at 61'e, which was about | Fouisviil 0 [Whoellng & L. B { " 8! ety hogs welghingulltho | —— T was belng offered freely. But with all the | haif barcol, 85 o3t Oekon, par ba .rh., Drice that spot whent ‘"fl“""l;" horts | Man 121 | do profd. ; little whether they got any cattle or not, 4 vay from lu.': m.;u 1bs. sold Lu-r I\‘m £.07 S I WOUSES & MIA 4 g ily. | 85.0085.50: haif harrels, 8, rom the interior Indicato that farm o | Memphis &0, M. &SL L any rato when they could bo induced to bid cainst &.15 Tuesday. On last Wednes: bearish nows the '“"”"L‘ ""'x" el :'f:““”.;‘,; AUERK AT | £.5020.00; halt | continulng o murke more freely than last Miehl i A little buying, caused by an advan barrels, $3.0003.25, week. Muy opened at 60, held very steady t SIDER~—Puro Juice. per bbl., $6.000 Closed 0015e; July opencd nt 61%¢, closing Ohlo. ATy wheat_av_ Minneavolis, seat pricos up to | (CinkiUurs dulce. por bbl, #6000 A L T IR NG S TLC P TG o than last week. A small bunch of choice | No. Av. Pr. No oy yesterday's closing figures after May had & Al ‘ NO. 1 northern, 61ige; No. 2 northern, 59%¢ [ 'r.j;"‘-‘ we.. eees 1,600-1b. beeves only brought &, und fair to 44 20084 90 BN ] A CATTH pped 'gc under the opening price. There 3 ;s The flour warket Is steady, with a moderato . . 4 ; good 1,050 to 1,525-1b, steers sold at from | 2 190, 890 80 = ks > o suMbiaNE - dumiand,. However, to a ey, 81,007 | demand. (|1 8 X $3.20 to $3.65, while poor to fair stuff and wedes 180 303 a8 I vaboulls Leiulil [ i sstinatolibws V1YY, $1.85 01,90; conmon white { il odds and_ends sold down at from $2.5 to 80 o1 SWITLK o rir s maintain theadvance and a decline foll * | beans, $1.50¢61.75, e fex dividend, 83,15, These are starvation prices, but May closed but e from the day’s top ONIONS --Onlons ate quoted 1\!.'-u'|rr,>‘v-h', and | N The range of prices as reported by J. W | buyers did not appear at all anxious for sup- Z = figures at 633 c. May opened at ¢ O TN 00 P D RO R IO e AR # 60c; No. 1 | Deane & Co., Board of Trade hall, isas follows: | plies even at these figures, and the trade | 82 160 O BB Ard 1o clined Jgc. advanced cted ATORs- Nebraska, Towa and Minnosota i ~ SioukA, Open| High Low. Closs| Yest. [ Was mean and slow from start to finish. Eriut o) 2 410 el vanced Jge and clc 3 grown potatocs, in small lots from store, 650 e 0% TENG0 = el e It was the sume way with cows. Only | 9% o . In corn only n moderate speculative trade | 70c; same in car lots, 60c: Colorudo, trom [ OATS LY 30%4¢; No. 8 c 18 104 18] 188 | abourthirty or thirty-five londs were re- | {3 40 LEvLStondys N ; sample, 46 | 4ok 405 3 i ceived and buyers were shy. Prices ruled | & 120 WITRG b ecnevih ) e 6 < OBl 104110444114 be to 10¢ lower than Tuesday and the move. BO ¢ 3 e room traders. A comparatively steady feel- | T, touTs—-According to slze, 402603 Higher; No. 1, 47¢, | 2] 2 2 nt was far from brisk at tho declin 50 VEsRecelpts, 1,80 Jng 6xlated and the undertone was rather | JELERY liovta—According to_slze, 403 LONS -Stoady; pork, $12.85; lard, | U o ? § leknoluded eomimont 16 chols: cowa nnt 40 0 $1.850400; ovd - more firm. Receipts were slightly under tho L EIY —Good stock, 85¢; extra fancy Oall- ¥ % 7 heifers at irom §1.75 to $2,90, with the bulk roes ) 75400} Dulls, £2.500 estimate, and this helped to sustain prices. | fornin, sucas1.00. Tlour i;J”" bbls.; wheat, 11,700 AR | of the fair to good butchers’ stock at from A o 3,96, DUNEU) “The market opened a little easier with wheat [ Swk “Tno supply I3 falr; good LoorPRia00 bbls.: wheas, 1,800 g 2 510 §2.00. Calves sold at from .05 to & ipts, 83K head; market steady; on the bright weather and sold offa frac- | stock, por, A R SR . S Zidi Westatn Union:: b 50 for ordinary heavy to choice veal stock, ¢ 160 Bivs 278 poor to choee, £5.00w5,.00. tion further, when a good demand sprang up D B s Sugar Trust ? 7 or about steady prices. The market for 40§ o SUEER AND LAwns - Receipts, 9,000 head; for May arotvd 88}sc, and the price rallied T TR R ) orin Grain Market. New Bogland {113 119 i | rough stock was dull and weaker, poor to 80 7 [InEkEE Mow on s Aty ey from ge to igc, ruling steady, and closed at | per'doz, 20c; cautifiower, por do Corx—Market qulet; No. | Atehison..c...... | 4 8 chojce bulls, oxen and stags selling slowly at e i 330 ! ihet) b Red LU Daly today’s figure lottuce, per doz., 50 cucumbers, N 31gc. Reading...... v 7 |19 from $1.85 to £3, 56 s Vil Hoas—Roceipts, 9,000 head; murket lower “I'iere was a fairly good trade in oats. | toes. per crate of 20 (s, string be rket firm, slow; No. 2 white, D. C. K 2 4 In stockers and feeders tho trade was av $5,90@6.15 " » selli " #2.50 per %-bu. box: parsley, per do; 2 white, 28@28 3¢, 8. G. B e 3 3 o T ollHa & ar There 5 - e There was nchr.{_lusu}llu&( by longs, oat tiot e i okl G | 34 .24 ) g | au s't.:‘nu.ln‘."“; ;*l_lymlhlm‘ll z;){h.., lower. I oro | | 3 St. Louls Live Stock Market. enough to materiully affect prices, May KRAUT-Per bUL, €5.6026.00; half | Wihisky—Murket firm; wines, $1.15; splrits, = == T 4l AL (LB LNO LD 3 &1, Louts, Jan. 31.—Carrie—Recoipts, 8,000 opened e lower at 203¢c. advanced ¢ and U5 117, Total sales of shares wore 150,000, incly ana the feeling was weak. Hardly enough p 5 . head; shiphients, 1,000 heads market casicr tlosed at vhe top ot S03e. e ftECELPTS - Wheat, 1,800 bu. corn, 46,150 bu.; | jugs American Sugar, 87,00 Ghlcngo fis, | trading was done to establish _quotations : o] on all Kinda: fale’ o good: Mpping. Some strength was developed in the spec- “There are no onts, 16,400 bu.; rye, 600 bu.; barley, 34,- | Jil st0 8, ok & Now Ei a4 6.600; | but nominally good to croice feeders a g 5 ¥ steers, $8.200(4.10; fod Toxan steors, §3.000 ulative market for provisions. Prices were oer 50-1h. bbls, 8 600 \m‘r 18— Whont, nones corn, 6,600 bu.; | Readitg, 2,200: St Paul, 9.700; Texas Pacifie, | duoted at £3.00@8.50; fair to good at §2. g «L;J'- T o f-l'l“ 3 unchanged at the opening and then ad- Lns, pe 1b. bbls., net, $6. E b ) o Y 5,600; Western Unfon, 6,600, 3.00, and lighter, commoner grades at from Te b 7 anced steadily for a time. A steady feel- PLES=The supply 13 11zht on this ma oats, 16,000 bu.; rye, none; barley, 8,800 bu. | %555 2,70 down. Representative sales: 5 T 200 Hepeavaitod later on und on an improvement | ad prices higlior; fancy westorn, £1.90; g New York Money Market. S 3 @ 0 . ailed la 2 or bo: h v 5 il ) SSED DEEF. 120 ent In the demana for shipment and on the re- | PE RS v ks _Cranborrios ace arriving vory | St Lowis, Jan. 81.—Corrox—Middling, B g ani ol T PN oA No. NG NG AY o 160 Rocelpts, 1,000 hoad; shipments port that there would be a falling off in the | freely andare In good demand; Oape_Cod, | 79-1 ales, 100 bules; receipts, 1,700 bales; | fhe¥ 4§ W B WA Liged s P l19..... 922 8275 6......1186 5 32, 160 6 o 4 maurket slow: native muttons, £8.00 cipts of live hogs in the near future | per bbl, 3$5.00@6.50; bell und bugle, $6.50; [ shipments, 1,900 bales; stocks, 58,000 bales. O PRIE M ERCANTITE PAPER=814D5% . 1 1140 275 1058 % . 0; lumbs, $3.50004.00, the market closed near tho top figures of | Jersey, £6.00@6.25; boll and cherry, 8. EW ORLEANS, Jan. 81.—CorroN—Spot | DRIMENERCANTILE DATE 4 por cont, | 1. 140 sol0os £ : 3 D i JALF Pho stoc ving Mo 3 i Ve . TERLING EXCHANGE—Stronger, with actual | 17...... 01 L. 106 . ey ] the day. Compared with last night May m‘r:(l;!‘v‘;flw)l"\lm!‘n o lfix'.‘."“;‘,t? ?3:,’,'1‘,;'"“19'10’5' Ll ‘u;:;:,r(:‘:‘u. ’;lff',u.:"’,:{'w' business in bankers' bills nt $4.87@4.873¢ for | 19 ..... 852 1063 5 Lo M. C. A Course. pork i 1215 highor; May lard Tige higher | 1o 55 50 Washiugton novels, $3.00. 4,700 bhles; cotton fitures, weak; sales, | domahd, and af 84,804,853 for sixty duys; 3.0 930 1143 11286 LA potyyard EmligeySonteRinmon chwillibe and r s hig 'wr. o 'TROPICAL FRULTS, 46,800 bales; February, $7.20@7.31: March, ",”,‘;m'g‘“‘.”- gl liid) L WD DT 11056 i i1 a feature of the season. He is acknowledged 11 e e ne S0 ar: oata, 05 vhrsy. hogs, | BAXAYASDricos romain abaat stoadyipoe | EACETAL ARG ETRICTAN My o 8T | Fhrnven Oriristoares—o7 e, Qb 000 il 59... G4 by press and public as ouo of the most ro- ars; corn, 330 cars; ) 90 3 NOZS, | huneh, i per bunch, small t) AL LT f L 98 GOVERNMUNT . St - | 22..... 96 3 . 2 Z arkable platfor i P ay, re- e ting fut: 1 as foll mi"“m"'“'75“"\);" i g it ize 300, e o i L o '1335 1 iiiifl 3 ::mh:xh f]«;!;“;‘nn :" h:“(‘:“x i.J{n:l"o‘:‘tM\‘L..:\ ‘I'ne leading s ranzed as follows. LEMONS—~New Messing 1 , slzo 5 S y an. 30— S| f G oA 7 § able for face, histrionic , versi- _ The lending futures ranged as follow B e i ons s New York Dry Goods Market. LT D GEET GG : o83 1140 201206 2:.::230 tility and finist, all of which are so essen Ariicles. High. | Low NaEs-Moxicans, per box, $2.50; larze va.Lvlv \;tm:{,”.lubn. tsl'k Alugth‘f}nt lum'.lmlrl‘ 2 SRR : _w(‘)u L1145 . to an artistic performance. Mr. Elliott's — — 3.40; faney B us, 82,75 choico | and the fact ‘that stocks generally are smal TSt Paul Consols... Ll 990 __ 5 s e 18+ ik cormolly | i WieAT— : s, 82.20002.40; faucy Florldus, 82755 cholco | S0q vi2i1 ‘Grders, therofore, numerous gave to S kiR GG T T 007 bt ! (UL T e sl s, Mg b bl the dry goods district tho appearance of in- STUP LG T, Rets. 1118 5 i = g lino he unquestionably stands without a o33 ereased activity toduy Prices as a rule are le U8 0005 ) 1021 P K. G T ets 3 Sueer—There was no particular change | rival, but he combines with it dramatic fairly sustainéd and in some cases nighor. {;;;.:‘l,:;;l‘nfl ds.... 02 {H{ };;“":”-u e % in the market today. Receipts were ra gifts of so0 finished a natureas to pre- any 5 larae, $20,00225,00; | Lie Jobuing trade s altozetlier brisk iy G W Inte i 6 . liberal and the quality of the offerings de- | eminently fit hum for his novel line of enter- 3okaie 4 SEMUL odivimm, $15; smuil $8100G10,00 DI yrr. | Crocrs/particulurlyifromithe nokthwest, Tonn, now st ba.. Kisiiiwon ds.c.oi cidedly miscellancous, Local houses il | taimnent. He will present the entire play g { g € | cati e | S BAIReL0} Bran il Ol Marketn, Tenn i . 5 wanted some muttons, but on account of [ of “Huzel Kirke" this evening. The cnter- kit 87; black #6.0005.00; modium, Crry, Pa., Jan. 31.—Natlonal T (i B s HebE 3 lower markets east they wanted them | tainment is free to members. Reserved 271 5 | #5.00@6.00: small. $4:' black Montana and Dendd a6 80; highest, 04 7 ARG g E 3 104 ¢ 7 i at shaded prices, Trading was slow | seats may now be hud at the ofice of the 20HwTh Rocky n‘-mm'-fllhy.lnry(; 00;modlum, | 80; closed at B0; sales, - 53,000 by} i 5§ A and the fecling weak. [air to good | association. (als 4] % | BLd; Small, 810:' blac year ances, 10,000 bils.; shipments, 71,704 bbls.; | M. K. Large, $12; medium, 38; i 100,688 bbla, MK & T gann bubs, large, 86.50; mediim, #4507 sm: Pa. Yan, 31 —National Transit | Miual Union ds F tp, largo, 820; medium, 812; st certificates Jopeied at 80; closed at 80; s et silver tip g8, larze, $11; medium, $8; one i | N Pacific Tets. or tp ‘e, Trie, S6: modiim: IEHEAHIED, ov Caty S0) N Fae, s oo tund 4,507 s 3; hrown, large, §20.00@25.00] = 3 | W. Consois: a., Class A, L. L AR yunffnw) S G ED W. Dab, 58, 3¢ Ala,. class B.00 100007 gl | yearlingg, large. | Lrverroor, Jan. 81.—\WnEar—Eusy; de- | St L &1L M. Alafclass C. 810.00212.00; modidm, §8; ~small, "86; cubs v LS By des M A Tacio. §7: modiatm. &b: uinil, 83 hdger-No L | mand poor; hoiders offor moderately; 'No.1 | St L &8, F.G . cur...... larze, $1.001,60; ‘medium, '60¢:_small, soe: | California, bs3d@ss4d; No. 2 red “western =t 7 = fishor—No. I inrge, 88 medium, 86; small, 84; | Whten o8 1A@SEd. et Boston: fitock Quotations. lf‘lu;;l‘;:‘nmm:;um were as follows: ;}u,l‘h-f:-. as t!umt')ulur xl‘lx-«-unu.% lobe‘z]mtl 5~ | ern, 48 o paorsfm ; nns'nxm, |.71u|. gl.af“/ull louns, (ll‘,"flh'l% per. i —Rn8y. B 0. arge, : medium, 0; small, PROV] Pork. cent; timeloans, 244 percent. Closing quo- WrEAT—No. 2 spring, 59%c; No. 8 spring, | silver pale, according to beauty, large, $50 OO R kD e R esh, (T5A B eof iR et pnalon atop , bonds and mining shares: bi No. 2 red, BOYC. w94 1 medfum, $30; small _ §20; cross, large, $7; | extra Iadla, 933 9d. Atch., T. &5 F. 125 Went End prof. Songad 200 SJSlgm, StN@psc. | modium, 85 amall, e2:red, lurgo, “81 50; Dulath Wheat Market. Al 1BE et et No. 3 whit Tbo: medlum, . 60c: small, " 40c: Hs Dururh, Jan. 31.—The market was very dull "do ure{_crrm 81 RyEk—No. 2, 444440, 5 large, ~60¢; medium, 40c matl, 80c. | today, the dullest durin zpn'l)flm‘m senson. | poii Telephone.. 3 | Atehison 2uds. ... BArLEY—No. 2, nominal; No. 8, 47@53¢; | lynx. No.1 lurge, 33; modium, $2; small, $1.50; | Close: No 1hurd, cash, 62i:c; January, 60t:c; | pocion ¢ Nibany.. 2055 Atchison 18 No, 4, 44@48c. marten, No. 1, Tarze, 82; medium; $1.50: smafl, Yc; Jul; i No. 1 northern, cash, | Bouion & Malne... 132 | Wis. Cen 'LAX SEED—No. 1, 81.8814, &1; mink, No. large, 80c@$1.00; medinm, > anuary, b9:c; May, 633c; July, G43c; | “do preferred 140_ | Allouez Min, 000 000 it was fully 10¢ lower than 7Tuesday, and | day the bulk of the traditg was 30 and o most of the cattle sold fully a quarter lower Representative sales: 012 R1358 was witnessed, the market cove store, 750; Colorado lots, 6HB7UC narrow range, with operations confined to | CABBAGE-Ordersforcabbage from the coun- i 643 natives, $2.75@31.50; fair to good westerns, SRS TMPERSONATED BY MR ELLIOTT. $2.25@3.25; common and stock sheep, $1.50 SRR g (@2.25;g00a to choice 40 to 100-1b. lambs, $2.50 o The Miller 'With' o Wil of ‘Iron 111000 1111080 (@4.25. Representative sales: S .. His Wifo 11055 L1060 No. wt. pr. | Hozel Kirke../["] helr Daughter L1130 T 950 No.. 5 * 2080 Squire Rodney A Friend and Benefactor 700 1329 49 native mixed... ~rue L e2i60 & | T ULEO MOd 050 PO 869 86 nutive mixed........ 86 65 A 0 i Friond 760 1000 897 western weth i 10 5 0ol ; 1 648 051 Arthur ¢ rd e 11200 8."..711040 Dolly Dutton, D. D, 1150 5,00 1086 Baviey O'Plynn...... . Cildringford's Vades 1086 1152 S LN Walting. Mald 820 1124 Stock in Might. 3 irte 5 oo A Rustlo 1100 i 0s| Rocelpts of lvo stock at tan foar prin:! 4 824 909 western markets Wednosday, Junuary 3 DeWitt's WitchHazol satvo cures piles. 958 1012 Cattla. *Hows,” Shoop. — . 950 1100 South Omaha......... 2454 b, 1,358 Captured a Desperate Ma 17900 Chicago. . 1 3 S Kansus Oity. 3,000 Piernr, S. D., Jan 3L —Sheriff Oakes of 8t Louls. 8,000 Stanley county has captured Van Moore, the desperado who madd a daring escape see from fail. Moore was armed with a rifle Kansas City Liv and revolvers. After a struggle he was As Ciry, Jan. 81.—C. overpowered by the shorifl's posse. S © o1 o10 [SISTCIEIeTe o an 1050 1011 . 889 . 854 1018 855 . 982 . 978 L1100 L. 802 1190 937 1108 1260 1080 . 850 B10 11,1000 11029 12 L., 896 180 970 1203 1042 ...1128 11075 940 1128 897 SeN 1090 L1160 1040 S TR SN e MOTHY SEED—Prinie, #,20, 76c; small, 65¢; mink, dark, No. 1, large, $1; . 2 northern, ¢ T3¢ No. 3, 62%c; ro- BxqQ. . 708 Atlantic. : Poutc-Moss, por, UbL, $1290@12.00% Inrd, | medium, 750; suiall, 00c; motntain lion, bex- | Jected 47:4c; No. 1 northern, to' ar- ;. L 1z |Hoston & Moniana Jer 100 Ibs., £7.6044; Short ribs sides doose) | feot liead whd fegt, No. 1, lutzo, $1.00¢:2.00; | Five, 62 Eloc. [ 343 Ruite & Boston 0.60@6.90; dry snlted shoulders (boxed), | imperfect skins, 20@50c; otter, No. 1, large, Wool Markets, }N'hv;* “Nflz,':l!;flh 8. Louls, Jan. 81.-—Woor—Steadier; no | oia Colony........ 1 quotable change. Oregon Short Line. Ik [TSICTEICTOIEICEIEs 86,266,005 short clear sfdes (boxed), $7.003 | 88; modium, 86.00%7.00; small, #3; ottar, palo, 7.50. . 1, large, §7; medium, $5; small, #4; raccoon, Wiisky—Distillers' finished goods, per gal., | No. 1, lirge, 80c; modiuin, 60¢; small, 50c b hoer Untmae i | : raecodn, bliicle as to banuty, No, 1, Inrgo, 6002 Financial Ni San Dicgo:. ... The followinz were the receipts and ship- | #2.00; skunk -black, cased, No. 1, large, $1.25; N =~ - | Unlon Pacifie . ments for todiy: ; médium, 705 small, 60c; shore stripod, larse, aushnaAsiOr B 8 L OlonEln ke N1 406, 4TSRS e Ty s A B o ; me 70c; small,’ 45¢; narrow stripad, 2 AWTICLES. RECKIFTS. [ SHIPWENTS | fapo. G0c), modiumm, 406, amalh Sse; brond BArTIvORE. Jan. 81.—Clearlugs, $1,620,724; Rl RR e Flour, bbls. i 1000 | Stribed, large, 20@2a¢; wolverine, No. 1, large, | bulunces, §254,739. D s pinae Wheat, bu. 2000 | 84 mediun, #3; small, $2; wolf—mountain, NEW YORK, Jan. 31.—Clearings, $64,935,690; Szt PSR 0801 Corn, bu 2 18000 | 1 large, §3; medium, #2; small, $1.50; balunces, $4,695.117. Gonmols, money.08 13-10 Oats, bu.... 80.000 | large, 70@75¢; medium, G0c; 1, ! BosToN, _ Jan. 81.—Olearings, $11,288,331; | Consol Ryo.ou 1 000 | beavér—per skin, No. 1 large, 5 0; | balunces, 81,670,592 Canadian 7 v Yori ool arley, BU...00y s 45,000 17,000 | medium, $4.50; small, its, large, $2; PARIs, Jan. 81.—Threo per cent rentes, 96¢ - Bl Eonyavtyuniay On the Produce exchanzo todiy the butter | Rt 1 e ot te ot e il gal | 77%e tor the account. R manket was firm; creamery, 20@25%c. Eggs, | fali, large, 8@9¢; medium, 7¢; small, 605 Ik PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81,—Olearings, $8,812,- 34 per steady; fresh, 14, Targe. $5@30. L0 h 000 bitlancos, 81,482,000, n”'auc'\fl 16d per o: New York Markets. HIDES, TALLOW, ETC. Meris, Jaa. 31.—New York exchange scll- The rate o sount in the open market for NEW YORK, Jun. 81.—Frour—Receipts, 18,- | , HIDES—No. 1 greenihides, 23@3¢; No. 2 groen !zlé%“" par. Cleariugs, #334,112; Dalances, §05,- short bills, 2 @2% por cent, and three months 50O bbls.; exports, 12,700 bbls.; sales, 16,000 2i4c; No, 1 altd hides, 3@314c: N 3 Sl bills, 23 per ce e Dkgs.; market steady and more nctive with alted hides, 20:23c; No. 1 reen LONDON, Jin. 81.—Amount, of bulllon gono e Tonta Somo' export__ trado. . in . extras; . oity , 25 1bs. t0 40 Ibs., 3ici No. 2 greon Inta the Bank of England on balance today, a 3 . yaaT a8 mill patents, $4.15@4.35; clty mill’ clears, | hides, 25 1bs. 10 40 Ibs, 2@2¢c: No. 1 v £72,000. SAN TRANCISCO, Jiva. 81.—~Tno official elosing e fa £3.36@3.60: ' Minnesota patents, 88,50 81bs. to 15 1bs.. 514@6es No. S NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81.—Clearings, $1,813,- | guotations fo: wining stozks today weroas sl 8.95; Minnesota bukers, $2.25@3. winter | to151bs, 4c; No. L dry flint L Ni 994. Now York exchange, bank $1° per §1,000 | follows: HEIFER! 5 patents, $3,25@8.60; winte aights, $2,70@ | flint bides, 8ci No.'1 dr , 4¢. | premium, 0 Sxloen q 520 00 3 820 b,un;wmu oxtras, $2.00; winter low grado: Part cured hides 'z per Ib. less than fully OnIcAGO, Jan. 81.—Clearings, $11,597,000; : 2 %0 an Qlleen. iiiee 586 00 o b3 #1.60§2.20; southern flour, more uctive; coms | cured . P Now York' exchange, 40c premium, 'Storling 5 90 . ‘ 604 00 hetn G 0 to fulr OXten, BS0GAB05 Yo o Sugee Perrs—Green salted, each, 25061 ol D ELarEing o5 | Bhtosi: .50 200 Ll 620 ® ; fancy, $2.85;" buckwheat flour, dullj | green salted snoarlings (short wooled oarly | gor gixty-duy bills and $2.87% for domund. 10 |Savage, 516 10 SO, £2.4002.00, sking), each b@10c; dry shearlings short | Nopey continues to pile up and tho Idle funds 2 PR 1 N 500 10 448 CORN MEA woololl enrly skins, “No.” 1, ench 55 10c: dry | Q'Y SORBRTE KO RIS b BUE LA 110, Tunds 3 . 80 n 408 225 Y e L1 low western, 75 shearllngs short wooled eatly skins) No. 3 | REQHATEE 08 W oo 1D B 476 225 046 RyE—Nominul; Jnnuary, 56 dellverod. ench 6ei dry flint, Kunsas® and Nebraska | WA@CRercent o £3,112,104; o G 30 11095 ungraded wostorn, 6@e4c; | duteher wool polts, per Ib. notual welght, b | | 8T Louts, Jun, 81.—dloarings, 4,112,101 % 420 AT waukeo, 3660, 8c; dry flint, Kunsus aud Nebrasica nureain | belances, adi cloarings ehls’ month - BanLey Maur—-Dull: western, 756@80¢c, wool buits, par 1b., ‘actusl welght, 4 L0074 R8P un iy FAARA B LA TaL B IO IS, New York Mining aotations, WikAT-—kKecolpts, none; exports, 8,000 bu,; | filnt Colorado butcher wool “pelts, per Ib., | erease BA4LE TG OF, 3.2, ok conts pulupos New Yonrk, Jun. 81.—The following are the sles, 795,000 bu.' fugures, 112,000 bu. spot. | dctual weight, 4@7c: dry fling Oolorado mur- | Lhis twoutly, SLASOFEONS Sanuarys LO06, 81 | oining quotitions: 8pot market dull but steidy; No. 2 red, jn | Fain wool pelts, por ib., actual weight, 4oe. | 221062 Money, dull; (8@ 7 por « 3 i store und clovator, 633c; affont, 67¢; . 0. b, e Re on ) 1 60¢ p . gholor 66%c; No. 1northérn, {0%c. Options opened i Ry s < Orown BoWhieie woaker on discouraging cable ndvices and | 8T Lous, Jan. 3LoBuoun—Stoady: un- STOCKS AND BONDS. T E e moro foreign selling und moved within narrow | changed: patents, $2.95@3,05; extra” fancy, e o N A BAR T AN Timits all day. Closed about steady on export .60682.70¢ faucy, $2.2032. cholcd, 819U | gpeculators Kound Little to Do and the | Homestake.. % 1000 |Tron Stivor, .. buylng of cas Lt e Ble not doclin 0;ryo flour, §8; buckwheat flour, $6.200 Business Was Small, MOXICAN . tererits 100/ Quicknitver. 4 Fobruary, 260%¢, closed . G6%0; 150! ] 5 Ontario. LI B00| “do profidl 5 | elose Nei Muy, GB@00 03 WHEAT - Lost %c o:\rl( after opening i off, New YoRrg, Jan. 8L.—The ebb and flow of | Gphir. 200! Bulwer. i 68%¢ y. @70%c, closed ut 703 put reacted slowly und finally closed I the tide of speculation grows more sluggish | ~ — S 4 1330 Sold 2 cember closed ut 761, yostorday's final prices. Ail the nows of tho | 44 1 th & exababae | y A On the London Market, U 6 Oaly. PN UoRN—Locelpts, none.; exports, 201,200 | day was bearish, both forelgn and domestic. | daily and the Stock exchange is no longer | o o S TR0 RARFR RS0 CR 1 nly in @ [Packages. bu.t salos, - 440,000 l.u.lruulm;r. 18000y, No-dirsdehliy, dONe "-';lLly‘-‘hi‘l-m N, the bustling place it used to be. The day | ponion special finuncinl cublegram says; Tho OXEN. suot. Spot murket steady, dull; No. 2, 43¢ N —Gained e o eless way. No. S n B D re0H 3 Rty PO T Rominal In olevator; $4¢ wlont: Options e | 2 mixed closad, Iebraary, 83¢; Muy, 35¢; July, | Was duller than any of the preceding days of | stock murkets wero uusertled today by, the 5 B Kot opened weaker with wheat, closed wonk (nfe & inactivity and the sules did novaverage more | [NRSTRE FUSIEIRIL G O8 kS opened. firm sty duchino; | Kobruary, ' 42%@ | o AT —Were lifeless: No. 2, May, closed at | yhyn 24,000 shares an hour. Iu the usually | on the better prospects of the success of s 25¢; May closed . C 5 e N G ioec (Dt 3100001 Cxporcs, 1,000 bis | KYE-Nothing dolng, active list the chunges at tho close of busi- | thy bond Issue, but the rumorel wacisaent of 3 66,000 bu, futiares, 35,000 bu. spot. Spot | o BARLEY=Nothing dolng; Minnesota, 52@ | pess compared with last night's final quota- | urices clodng dull, Silver has risen to 80 Jivared. 886, Nor b bosc: No'd st Caass: |- 1 east track. tions are insignificant, ‘?".’nll on ar ¢ . Tho murket supj No. 8 white, 36¢; track, mixca westorn, 855 Sk Tho murket opencd firm, the only im- | Of cash iy scarc — = —— en Eat Soowk SS ISt IS 11111800 1102 970 1110 L1101 S1148 1047 1189 1345 Sel120 el 1..1070 1150 1212 1109 EIoTNOIOIY o SIS POSIoY T - NS S e SO R OB T © ! o= s 30 80 35 Bk B S N SIS STE SIS ETET e e 2 e EEnSanel s oy 280 2.. 105 120 QUAKER CHALK TALKS. 50 He is one of the Finest, and his food is #e finest. He i3 }354 eats Quaker Oats. 0 [T y The bunk lent largely toduy g at § per cent. track, Whito wostorn, 35@40¢; traele. Wwhite SEun--88.25109,26, portant change being n decline of 1 per cent s a Sy 1190 : R it dhdive: opon wiurkb il 'ty | ( TAY Siedys uachanged; primo to cholce, | f Union Pactiie, dus to sules or the London St. Louls Mining Stock Quotations. Lo 1670 a"u a[: u[E[S \E{ [] EIS ”EE {][ and wenker with corn, closed at K@ie a : SR ; 3 A A L Q0ciine; Fonruary, SAGe e, closedont® slay Unchanged; separator creamery, 23 | 3ccount, iuduced by a report that the stock | gr, foyss, Jan. 8L—=Minlng sharos toduy 1100 1940 ¢ arch, 34%5@345%0, clos e i . 19@20¢. would probably bo assessed 25 per cent | wero dull and without shange. Tho following 1660 1447 March, 843@35ic, closed ‘ue 8dkie;” May | @i choloo duiry, 10820c undor the plan of reorgantzation.” A declino | 5 tho clotiug auntation 111470 111780 iyl TTAY-—Quict: ahippl | AAD—$3.05 iske of anadditional iy percent was mado, the | ———y = BTATARREAT | 1ole 1460 : Oba-Btoudy 1 seate comiuon to chalce, 160 S ol closing price belnt recovery of i por cont. | Adama.. 8" 50 8 06 |Bizabon. s 11 850 1050 i AWNINGS, TENTS ETOC, HARDWARE, SN MEAL-Unc The meoting of the reorganization commit- [ An.Netdls. 275" . [$ Hopaw. 70 © 1 % A Bl s B o ¢ e Hipks—Dul New Orloans sky—Unchung teo was held today, at which several plang | Bimetailic, s Hope. U6 36 Wolf Bros. & Co., |Omaha Tent-Awning Rector & Wilhelmy | Loback & Lina selected, A4 A6%0; Toxns, 80 G—Unchangod; Spbhaded £aon N Al | Botte o0, Jou. sihotr Boshs Aot 480~ | BORN TRy Unchsiged; 35c@91.00, were discussed, among them ono suggested | . 5 16810 AR A COMPANY. |5 L Sty oot Bushos Aysen dey, | ROTTON M ARRR) DooaeL00 ., | by A. H. Boissovaln, ropresenting foreign Tive Btock A Mannfacturors of tents NPANY: ) rormor 10t and Juckson | PHICT I haniwa (> s ey, BHE0TALS | e mows, $18.874: Lurd, prime steam; | sécurity holdings. “Notning dofinite was [ cycxao. gun. 10 Tho cattls market was uas, oo, T00acd | HORSE GOV et Ao 2404 Bouzin Stret LEATHER : .50, “‘F sult moeats, 100so shoulders, 8 agreed upon, and in any event no vo 10 wollors'Jking thin on the preced- D oW i 1311 Farnam Str —_— PROVISION: steady: famlly, #14.000 Fibs, $6.70; shorts, 86,80 boxed, plan can be' adopted until tho terms | fie dayesof tho weak, L was dull and wouk s Children Cry for ETC LUMBER. Fiovi licet, stoad 3 70; £ hoxud, 10 g ditys of the w HATS, EIC. . "i'xmm‘ .‘;‘."‘.’-»?yi;:‘.“ BB \:u\" x 1[. ) Fiore. Bason, pis I-;;I,-‘!w:x]{dm' :_;l-_,-\:. longs, which — the — government lien | a whole. Exporters wante Iu,[n\\ And n wod- > BOOTS AND SHOES, 5 = o " $20.00 23,00, ionta, o .8743057,60; #7.50; shorts, #7.75 D nbo o ers for the easter L — v i . t pickdtbuliton, e pieklod soidors et | | : 9000 [ B0 Yointed® n o™ oaniy’ deaiius | Srirkots. i as thd AMORngS. did 1ot Molade Pitcher’s Castoria. orss-Czo Soe Company. W. AL Gibhon & ColJoan A, Wakef:ld, Westoh stoatn elosed at $7.00 bid, 85 aakod; the tradig wus frregular, tho teudency | ALY IREERLL DOISOR OE U SRTRGGR Children Gryfor | 107211001111 Howard 8t | Tots, onpbtorekreooda: ~ Tad patets. Milwane ary closed 87,85 nominul; § " being toward lower prices, owing rather to | s Wore ot winted At fOFRIOF uotitions, N Salearoom and OMoe—1107-1100-KEHE HOWATE Cb [ T loven: miittome.. Ludi| ks onneat aud Quiney .85 nominal; refine 5Y i continent — —~— lack of business thun an inclination to sell, | Kiles sbow i & sght loss. Pitcher's Castoria. * Factory~1114 B (| fnd iy Streows whits e, ; Bouth Awerican; 83.08; compound, 6% | o o Gqfes Market, except in Distilling and Sugar, Sugav,afteran | The'ruus n hogs continue 1ight, but they o J¥o aretha oxp¥ Manuactiirors of Hooth il [ o b xien "peitnes $1.00014.00; | oponcd wiandy ub uncnanged o b poriis der | CArly advance of % porcont, was dttacked by | might baeut dowi atiil turthr und still be Children Cry for | i i i w an o speet LIQUORS. | STOVE REPAIRS funilly, $16.00@10.00; short clear, 815,600 clli ruled slack il day; o speculation u'“sl‘fi‘":;‘l‘l" “d‘””l‘l‘l“"\',"}'lg“l:“l“ ‘ll"“l"vd“'lll“l’{l"‘{ JUORE SHAD RURGEP RTINS '\ IR RO 4 i our now factory : 'l}r o« & Herbert, | OmzhaStove Reair 17,00 whatever. Tho weak undertono was caused | Was in bad odor in Washinglon and tha v o, A deciii o T : i 0 fiorten—Fairly nctive, stoady: wostorn | Dy infavorable cabivs. i closo "was fitin o | had nothing favorable to expect from the | {4LILYAS tNeNGaIORLES e b etlig of Pitcher’s Castoria. Kirkendall, Jones & |Amer, Hand-Sewed o ‘m.m\-» Biovo ropairy amiy, 13%@1T0T western cronmers, 160 50010 points net decline: snlos, 7.200 buge. national legisiature, ‘The raids sent the | busiiess sthrted in this rnn g, aid, AHOUEH | s e | v pANY. | Wholonale | Whalomalerlanardosiors | Rl BiaYO RORAIRY westurn faciory, 124 18e; Elgin 27c; stute | cluding: March, $15.95316.00; May, $16 common stock down 114 per cent, the closo ok movemun wis falrly aetive wnd the Wit dgontu Bosion | SHOE CO., boots, whoo To sy Ktk OF WOV dalry, 16@2: Stato creamery, 17@2%, July. #15.10; August, $14.90014. ] Ry X ; being d per cent hightr and proforred dh Tttty abtar. that Toks Wils NOL ECOVS | gy N ViAHA Miteo agenta Bosion | SHORCO.0%."1508 | 1001 Farnam s ke $07 oty gy Nt 4 b @ | ber, 7014.78. Spot coffes, § ' L RY P, <L ) i Tarnoy 8 0 Hurney Stroet Jo e NOr St ien el Jurke, o 100 | 381 Ry No. A biTomi AFiok Between aoon and delivery houp | ered. Quotntions for cc ¥ to i hoay SQUTH OM LS00 Haraey sbe | 1810 T f L chi - g wi B0} 1 mudium welghts receded to from 85 Gouutiab el e ————— e e PAPER, full skiws, 2@8c. market quietand unchanged; Cordova, $20.00 ing wus light and the movement of [ A€ LY we T e . | s B lowor: o house, 83 00,00 | {5055 Wit Wit s 58,400 | pricos fusigaltioumt.' T mariot closod une [ 33 453 R, wolghs foll Lo ¢ Union Stosk Yards Compaay, DRY GOoDS, i “Slandard 0l Co. jor case; wesiern frosl, southern, 16@ | bags Maracaibo p. settled in toue, leaning rather toward do- 100 CUPP buk 4§0 Of 'rado W n ar ’ G Heucipte, 5,730 pkie. Siron g, 415 Markot quiots gooa aver: pression thun strength, BUir hn e or kwos b nproved South @maha. M E Smith & Co. ‘,j‘,‘:lj“,'_“,']f{lfi‘.'h CO’ Slaudard 0il G0 TALLOW—Firmer: city 32 per pkg.), bie; | 8o $16.10; receipts, 5,000 bugs; stock, 90,000 ‘The Post suys: No doubt the increasea | toward noon, the murket flunlly closing uctive Bost Catble Mo And Shews wmarkat ia i R AL AL e O ATiea '8 b rlast e un pkas. froe), Hic. bitgs, . iy ) " o e o D e (ol *Uhtited elosod at 80c bia, | . HAMBURG, Jun. 81 —Market dull, 4@'5 ptg, | SteRnation ou the Stock exchuuge toduy | und firm ut the RO RAISE JXOES. FOD o koods, cora writlug ' papers, card " I} o - 1l tho wiy fro, r DADErs, el Olly, axle greane. ote, R TRIVREIE lower; sales, 4,000 bugs. wrose from doubt as Lo tho effect of tomor- | Bl th0 y An d Howiivd St Dapers, [ R e e 8ead sclavidw, Vin SL-Marko arely steady a | row's Washington news. Although the | Ftfli i1 SR (o ——— IR0, P e S S RICE—Stoudy; tle, falr to oxtra, 3%@ | W@XI lower 5 speculators huve pretty gonerally recovered | Pioro was u it run of sheon today, (he ros 031, ETC. COAL. AMorasses—Sieady; New Orleans, open ket- 5 ¥ AT = the vote to reduce the tariff they are still, | lattor figuro not being far from the actun Stook Commission Marohante - vlg. ood g choloe, ANO0K In0. 81, ~Marked G4 lower, after tholr . fushion, - hervously asking | CoURt, ‘AL & mattor of W, the, KARKe) e iapnoas 1t = owesn | Bemis Omaha Bag| J0fl§3l! Bmh‘ rofined, steady; off A, 8%@4ne NEAPOLIS, Jun. 81.~The Northwestern | SO faras the government boud issue is con- | (AT 5 YRR WG SATCRE BEEH, ST hive WALDEW B WO B Nty AL, oSt 4 7-10@4%c; stundard A, 4 ' 1-16GdNe ys: flour output lust week | 02rned the wfluence of its assured success | Lown xutiated with half the namber acoslly Market raports by mail and wire cheerful {urars of aour v | WHOLESALECOAL conlectioners’ A, 4 1-10Q@4)ci cut loal, 4 13- | suowed u swall lucrcasy, The quautity ground | soews o huve temporarily spent atself. ‘The | offo.cd aud thorctoro selers were 10w posls | gy ihed upos spplicavion.