Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 3, 1894, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA DAILY BE} A'l:l'lll){\_Y. FEBRUARY 3, 1391 unsold: values fower: shigh COMMERCIAL AND FISANCIAL | 5 5 wmntier s | 3o it | OMAH LIVE, STOCK MARKETS | Bt it e cuesessessaseases | P m”m” U O Necalpta, 4310, hond When Lovely Woman Stoops to Folly, Wheat Opened Lower and Afterward Eased ? 5 ghls., & 700 A i 5 B A Oattle Rmiptq;mgl Demand Are More CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. and continues to use the old-fashioned, so-called Off But Reacted Later, ' v T Ry WD s e 1 Evenly ' Brlanced Again, Carrying Capneity of Rallronds Not Very soaps, which destroy clothing and clean nothing ; NEW YORK, Feb. 2.—The volime of AL e ARV soaps which are costly at any price, ineffective, WEAK CABLES CAUSED THE EARLY DECLINE | mirkec, ana the bt biter sunimaris o better | businiess on the Stock exchange was ety | toNE OF THE TRADE IS SOME BETTER | the twents or more ruii ring stock at labor-increasing and wasteful, instead of u ing fliure than for seme time past. Choloe coun- | light today and fluctuations were confined e yards was not very severely taxed today L L RETEL el S R B within unusually narrow limits. An at- —_—— OF cattle they delivered searcely more than 4,000 et DRESSIED TOULTRY Turkeya are becoming Bead, which s whout 50 per cent of an nvera Export Clearances Were Light, Amounting | more, plentiful, hut tinetwire Ghite o bt hes | tempt was made at the opening to rald e | Change In Pricos is Not Notteenble, but the | for i Fritge” oy fulice e e i e d Flo rol o turkey eose and ducks, d@1de, Inferior [ Market on the strength of the passing of fore Attivexitol oy have the' recuin(s for that ¢ f the weck Lot S B A s i Would dell below tae above figaren the Wilson bill, sugar being selected as the el O i D ol IR A imited g . »t " A veral days Atlantic Ports and New Or- LIVE POULTRY—There fs some demand of | ohjef vietim. The general list responded Active and Firm, but previously, would Duve expectad o big leans to 270,000 Bushels. Sholbe:Rtpek i the mintiet s el 90| 4o a very trifling extent, and Sugar, after Close Weak, advan o Bt they' had (o b t . L5 LI TR i A o tea | @ decline of 144 per cent, took a sharp up- i AL L B LA SN And Finds Too Late that Men Betray, o mand, (or cholce stok; ¢ Koo ward turn, advancing 21 per cent. Later Rrudenof catiin, “Frading bk bl L : 4 1 CHICAGO, Feb. 2~Wheat oponod lower | AN irurie thickons, fuail and ventron are | (Here was & deciine, and fdnal prices we FRIDAY, fleb. 1. | felive, while the stosker 0 Vel coives bad temper when their collars, cuffs and shirts, and afterwards declined, but reacted and | put of seuson, and thore 1s 18 il Distilling was strongly held throughout tho | Recelpts of cailfe'for the past five days | were strong at fr and the houschold linen, are ruited by cheap, except dueks, Ca b wiis brixk for n brief period I the hog osed but tge lower for Ma ['he early 5 Jack rabbits, $1.6002; small rab- | qay opening at an advance of % p have been 2,000 short of the supply for the | miriet this mo N prices adyanee m closed but Y4 lower for May. The early day, opening n adva % 1 1 1y Ivanced wretched soaps; weakness was due to weaker cables, ligh GGE. :llh"‘ ;4‘:‘@;:(« A than The never receding more than 1 per cent be- | corresponding period last week, while there | 100 to 1 n“v” 1ers ;m’ ot 1on ‘m t ad " ‘e y st ¢ and the market Is very s ‘tesh low, and closing at an advance of 14 per s beel crease of of B og! il | weaken . and. & A : clearances, liboral northwestern receipts and | mand and the manket 18 vory slow, Frosh st ent ‘whon that fgure. ‘OF the rangars, | Lu» been an increnso of about 4500 hogs and ( weaken'and’ an houe fater‘uill the morninis What Charm can Soothe her Melancholy ? T th o 086, WAS e; 500 sheep. mild weather The strength at the cl Was orthwestern and Rock Island were entirel 0 sheep -lllH nd conslderable number hogs yemnin ue to a little buylug Induced o pros- Cholee white clover, 15e; Californ] yals i tHo . ABHIIAEY F gt There were hardly enough cattle here {n"the pon, ‘The ecointn wats esiinited o due to a little buying induced by the pro neglected and the dealings in Burlington hardly Thes ST D e annate af WII)'., Santa Claus SOG/) for the winter wheat belt, to | "OYSTERS- M 3 Norseshoos, | and Milwaukee & St. Paul were light, the | today to afford a falr test of the market, [ (i Inst 123,685 0 weeld g0, 47,981 0 » followed by frec corn | M extr stan - 3 closing being % per cent below yesterday. | but as far as it we e trade was a good [ year wgo 1 two yeats i Hiles’ wert bo followed by froczing weather. May corn | Ji6f, 5 RORTLY o 5. | i Interest of the Iiat trading was on i | gy e ® ul : nt th “nu |Il WL 0 AL 10101 a0 years o, Hilen, were closed unchanged, May oats Ye higher and NUTE-L Lahest | vory small soale, and during: the afternoon atistactory to al erned. | close Was'from £.10t0 540 for pour 1o ehoice - — slightly lower all around. i1ie; fibere : pecans, | the changes of price made were of the Local dressed beef houses all wanted a few | glities. AT ARan o va- NAva hBb: TRuk . Lo rted weak with May %e lower | lirg Gl .~ The [ gmallest fraction, at times the market | cattle, while one or two outside orders made ges In the sheep market. In ® wants t sing completely stagna er 2 ade more lively. There was ota- | e*entia]l particulars the situation remains i 4 5 Liverpool was quoted dull and %e | “Eiuit Pive jutce, per bl hatt v, | being completely stagnant. After cro;irade more lyely, [THOrS Wak HOGHOtAS b bl T it R oos. (e s Sold by all Grocers. Manufactured only by b 2 .25; Ore er bbl., $5; hi 1., $3; clar a firmer tone prevailed and prices adv 18 1HibRGVats ok HANAARY'E. | o) i ¢ K lower and private cables were even more | .25 Oregon, per Dbl &6; half bbl., 35 L oL SITOT ek MySou AL S RO RiE (R LI mprovement in values, but Thursday's | of any past year it a 1ike period, and as te N discouraging. The southwostern recelpts, | “SAUERKRAUT ver bol - snoomeo; hait | e GO it i the final deaiings the | fBUres were well sustained. Fair to goo i to it intente and putioses contined N. K. FAIRBANK & CO,, = = Chicago. too, were heavier than last year. Minne- ik ETADLE market reacted and closed rather heavy, | 1,100 to 0-1b. beeves sold at from $3.35 1 o dmprovem Ice i to fair BDBVVVVRVHLVVVVVV VBV apolis and Duluth reported 204 cars, as com- hand-picked navy, $1.0@ | prices being Y to % per cent below the | to $3.60, while fair to poor stuff and odd il I e LR SR pared with 140 a year ago. Th export clear. | 2005 $186@1.90; common white 4u..mg;!:j':lvnnix,:.yr‘:: ofyesterday. i :um'\\‘uml:n from $3.30 down to §2.75. The ; A fow extra wethers fetelind ances were again light, amounting in wheat iof quoted at 60 1 [ has now passed the house of representatives | 1On€ to the trade was better and an carly ons, per crute 7 J L] and flour from the four principal Atlantic ATIRIONIONE, Y DEL and Wall street received the news today | clearance was effected. i . 0 ports and sw Orleans, to about | “'BOTATOES - Nebraska nd Minnesota | with exemplary calmness. The outpour of [ The cow market was rathor active and a medium Bt ln grown in small lots from store, 8 | long stock foretold by calamity prophets on | shade better all around. Offerings included | ool to ek 270,000 bu. New York wired that 4o, from store Y then c; same In car lot, 6c; Colorado, from SLOT€, { ¢he market, came in sight nowhere. The | 25 or 30 cars, and local houses evidently | '°m there was no export inquiry there and sent Colorado, lots, e, " the coun- | stock market's closing was firmer through- | bearish telegrams about low priced Argen- ool e B T out, though still particularly dull, the senti- A Bt L i e W L i 00T fiakar s oa tine wheat. The selling became rather free AERY ROOTS - According to size, 490G | ment over |le\\ iington development | 1ands by noon. Sales of common canners to Nogs, 18,0 Al Slioen . TO Art’ Amusement, ilfld slid down easily until near the | P A% o Lk gaer extra faney Call- | being generally relief that at least one stage | choice fat cows and heifers were made at O N ¥ & B hen May reached 63%c. A fair de- | rornju, 0east.o. g o | of the congreasional dis lons was passed. | from $1.50 to $3, the falr to good butchers' | ing better; some Mt £ mand at that figure was developed and prices |~ SWEST POTA The supply I8 falr; good tie following are Uie closing quotatlons | gtock going largely at from $2.10 to $2.50. | Mt st e ik were steady. Then there came bullish news | Stogk per bl &2 i par ubit on tho leading stocks on tha' New York | Calves:at from $3i60) to:$5:60' for common | noriver Toe piahars iy from the weather man, stating that a | cieiry, 204 B i | exchang i __ | to choice veal stock were quotably firm, and | packers aind mixed lieavy rain storm was bilied to play an_en- | endive, per A “ | Atehison A3 Rorer Pacific R | bulls, oxen and stags selling at from $2 to [ hutehers’ welighis, gagement in the winter wheat belt. Fol- per lettuce, per.dox, W@ | Adams North'ra P, prefd. § showed little noteworthy change. L iseres g 2 wing the dampness, It was stated a se- el S IR BRI P Nirastnes. o 104 here was not much doing in stockers and | Rt R, AND | LAMBS Mot dun vere freeze would oceur, and the prospective | e oz 0 : o piant don, $2.60 Amanioail Bxprads “do protl, 140 | feeders, both supply and demand being light, AL 2 2 damage to the crop rted an adva FRU - 1004 | but prices were well sustained on all suit- Reecipts and Disposition of Stock., Prices went up with more regularity than | GRAPRS-There no Catawbas on_the mar- AR Sontl : 15 % Wk able grades. Good to choice feeders OMclulrassipis and disniition of sty:i ng they had shown any previous time in the : Malagas, per b bbls., net, $ R DI 5| Oregon Imp. quoted at from $3 to $3.50, fair to good shownby thy b)olcs of th alon S633¢ Yards session, and May closed firm but ¥e from T e o ket | Chies. & Ohio.. .10 1734 Orogon Nav from $270 to §3 and lighter, commoner | GOMBANY for thy twenty-tour hourscud fng the day's top figures. May opened at 6dc, ‘on ighor: faney westerns, $2.1502.2 por o Alton. ... Ore. 8. T & (N grades at from $2.70 down. Representative el i L declined %e and advanced 'c to the closc . 2 i sales: Sl P at Gi4e “LANTERRIES—Cranperrles nre artiving vory | € Gl W y Z | SHERP [iONSER& Corn was moderately active at times, e S v 2 \ Paiace. . 168 No. Av. Ir. Byt Yo. Av. 3 Carh (And though most of the session was quiet with ! pell and ¥, 3 o s fluctuations keeping within iic limit. The LIFORNIA ORANGES-The stock 18 arriy ol & Huascn, - 137 SISV 5. 5 it i : feeling -~ displayed was easy and prices o e e e | LDel Taowr & 3. 806 3 DISPOSITION e reached a still lower level. The increase 3.26; Redland seedlings, $2.50. a2 R { £ = e in the receipts was the principal Influence TROPICAL FRUITS, N el e Aty X1 5 % 3 GATTHES | 1I0N; |STRED, in depressing the market, though the sell- o main about steady: per i v i 4l d § ¥ § aha Packing company | 4 i ing for country account was another factor o 2 ver bunch, small to me- % < 3 % 3 5 Plie G, H. Hamnmond Co b 10 aiding the decline. Opening trades were R s s - % 8 s . 7 at yesterday's closing figures, and under (ol LG SRl & Bast 111 pr'd B fair” offerings sold down %e, rallied %e, [ “Ois o, Hocking v again declined, ruled firm, advanced e, | siz i 3 nots Con with wheat and closed with May at the tap sl figures. i The oats market was moderately active b (i WSt E G P : 5 o and ecasy early in sympathy with wheat, Minneapolis Wheat Market. h sl naoprer i o but with the late strengh in wheat prices [ MINNBAPOLIS. Feb. 2. —Tho bulls held the fort | Tontsviiek 515 ' 30 | Wobmm oy G- Sl 8 A ATTLE ; advanced i4c and closed quict at a fraction ud rotived ihe bears from the field. There | Couisviile & N. AL 83| Whoellng & Lr 6 6 101010 shipy 500 head: strong (o 106 botter than yesterday with May at the top | Wasa slumping market and offerings were f Mau| s 122 | do prefid.... : G 1108 2 50 Oxan stecrs, $2.000 shipping ste figures of the day. but when Chileago made the turn there was guick [ Memphis &C. 10 M. &St L . 14..1160, 20; Texas aud native W 1200 sk {4 Yeia response from scalping shorts and a weak front | Miehizan Conteai., ! 3 T 5 5§ 2! 1 7 £0; s and Teeders, The provision market opened firm and un- | was ehanged to & atrong one. It was thoughit the | Miksourl Paciic... 231 G. . 4 ¢ 10110 2 changed on a lighter run of live hogs at the | 8i ¢ tho transactions. | Mobile & Ohlo..... 18 '|N 3 3 8 161158 2 5 0 0 head: shipments, 4% yards than was expected, with higher pr v trade all day, both on the de- | Nashville, Chatt., 70 ‘v. ST B 81148 i opened steady’ g higher and closed and . chofee lambs we gL 089 3 cline and the raily. “The sudden ehange in the | National Gordag 17 | do prefd.... 9 10 3 108 v 53.095.16; (heavy wkers and sponsible fo e - il Kellers were buye a twinkling, n AL AL & D i 21100 1 2 sence of any support in lard. The filling of : not encouragiug to Norfolk & W. pid ([T SE T & RC. s 2 - 1w 2 & Recelpts, 1 head; shipments, an order for pork, however, sent that pro- | EAports are lieht, il i North Ameri'n Co., a0 prafid. . . i none; market slow. e low s § —— duct up again to a limited extent. The vol- X Th stocks 1 2 St. Louls Live Stock Murk wme of trading was extremely light. On the 3 B Pl FhlHHE bt ST. LOUIS, Peln 2—CATTLE—Recoipts, 1,80 report that the early advance in hogs was ST v o i 4 i b: Tonlsville & o 2 o shipm market strong for lost and somewhat free offerings, prices for on b X New England g 0 g et orilight n. vork were driven down and both Jard and | fhan yeseriay. i i Pacitie, 3,100; s ; : tondy, Shdn2t0, o PO ribs were carried down in sympathy, but | fctive @ portion of tlie diy i fau 3,60 head: sh only to a moderate extent. A reaction set :"'l_';gl{:f%_r\l\];trfl\'! ;{; At fi'“‘l';.“;‘;u b . |Open Tl Low Close| Yeut. ¥ 5 5 B market igher, but weike in subsequently on a little buying. Com- | wheat bought and. E 7 5% 109 1A1 0 i 8 @55 light, & 7 PR pared with last night, May pork Is 124c | trade M g e oo T75¢] 18§ 3 .. 6 b % 3 e g 0 head: shipments, :u\\'t-r. May lard 10c lower and May ribs e | Sbened it e o ¥ 5 L ¥ g 'fi'n‘x”é"x"'m § 2 & head; market quiet: muttons, $3.00a4.10, ower. (i02de. July opened at s 4 y 1108t G TR imated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, it “wient close lard, Gle: No. | | o B 4l 4301 2| 1w : v . BrocieliNEhC) s; corn, 487 cars; oats, 86 cars; hogs, thorm, G1)c; N 00, Hecelpts | N Paclt g 177 | 1 springor . v Recelptsotilve stackie shaifour 12,000 head Reports from | N B 2 d w | 1 sorin c 3 western markets Iriday, I L b the interior show that farmera ave selling freely as | 'y g q i s | 1 spring The leading futures ranged as follow the weather 18 good, although in gome acctions [ Gl & Qrirereeee 4 g ——s S His i S0 (5 Clon the ronds are bud there being too little snow for | goPgam e o [RElhE | REavH HOloa slefghing, and much _ice for wagons. The | 3 Tty ~ | prospects are that thore will_be some increase in | oo 5N ot country clevators when the report {s made next | N&d I o3tGne| 0413 0% | Monday. Tris also supposed that there will be | JEH E0F1S R I, T50s| Go1ass | Some inerecse of the stock in the city. The most G 0! " 0| 681G | qetive buyers of track wheat are some of the larg- 3516 est milling firms. They are buying it to put in store and some are biying freely of May. Itis 1. 30 o, A 400 11 5% % Kansus Ity 2,700 1.. 100 1. 115 s St Louls. ... 8,600 500 110 2 BULL Total...... 34,883 Hett] e o Sioux City Live Stock Market, 3 ! ; SIOUX CIT . 2.HOGS Reeelpts, 1.800 5 235 ) al * yesterday. head; shipments, 170 2 40 3 market ‘opened Be higher; advance 1ost; 1800 240 10 2 70 5.15: Uulk, $3.1( Rt HE T oy SHipmtn s 5 i et tion Are Afforded in the Splendid 101510 2 5 Srmmamet SERIES: 2 G g0 SESCRIE = = 38500a¢ | Provably the buglug by millers that keepstip the 53 ;»rk}l“lu“r.mk‘ \\'Iu‘-u; m.‘n Al!'«u:mkv; a um‘| market or May nearly all the time. A week ago there was 2300 28% | 4 good deal of turning over of long wheat from New York Money Market, 1851 May toJuly. Less of it was done today than | NEW YORK, Feb. 2-MONEY ON 1340 usal. sy at 1% per cent; last loan, 1 per. cent; {1810 Mills are runniug at a rate of about 10,000 bbls of | closed, 1 per cent, 111900 B0w.A ) ol 16 | flour for the 1w hours with 4 2 PRIME MERC. 3 PAPE W% per s . ¢ . y-four hours with i Drospe PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER % per ¢ = <] 1300/ 13 o6 g the ontput for the week b fow tionaand bbls | cent. il e OXBN. Market, ° 760|760 arger than last w ' resteady with STERLING EXCE with_actua] | 10--1470 2 15 6..1605 2 25 LOUIS, Feb. 2.--WOOL—Steadier, becnuse BHONT RS~ sales at atout §3.50 for best pateuts in business in bankers 871, for demand STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, B ORI maRoLi tarimiohin vos ot A 214 | about $1.90@2.00 for best bukers 4% @483 :“posted rates, | 3. 663 i SN0 i | of Doth patcits and b v 1 i : commi a8 3. o6 60 1T |8 R Jittle demand for tham 1 f sl quUOtitions wore as follows: selling as shorts and loaded in bulk. state bonds 2 = = & FLOUR— ¢ c i - WHE. 2 Tp(rh‘m, 60}e; No. 8 spring, St. Louis Markets. The closing quotations on bonds: \ red, 60!, FLOUR—Qulet, witho: S 48roz......... 113 St. Paul Consoln, COLORADO CATTLE. ~No. 3, 86¢; No. 8 yellow, B4ze. 5 Beaaulsty withobt | v S 48 coup. 113144 St . C. & P, Tat X - Pr, \ TP L. G. T, Rol b ; No. 2, 281{@2%¢s No. 3 white, 311@ i Yied dull, unsettled, losing 4@%ec | U.S. 48 roz. 859 83 10 X yhite,"30a81e. ry, thon ralied and'at the dlore sold G o | Pacifo s of 5. 109 1 B | 6T Retd HOGS—There were nearly 1,000 more hogs . 2, ddc. yesterday's final prices. No. 2 red, ¢ 3 56| U, P. 5 ¥ arly 1, 2 3 v & b No. 2, f 53¢c; oTe; Fel , 6744c; May, 61) ¢! Missouri s . . West Shore. v3, | here today than on last Friday and the qual- X RN, seaonc; S S BT Tenn. now aet’ 0., R G. W, Tat ity for a day or two past has hardly been up ; Now being distributed by this paper No. 1, $1,3814. CORN~—Was weak, with no news at all of a | Tenu. new 8t 63 Atchigon ds. g | to the average. Conditions were much the in thousands of homes. LU 20@4.2 bullish _character, but cloxed practically un- | Tenn.new setds... do 2ig A . i ; £ 5 o b 2 Mise; March, 3o asked; May, 8o | D- 40 7a offered market opened up active at prices all of a SO\ B per 100 bs.. 87.40@7.45; short ribs ® sldes Lot Yy nickel high Fair 1 ; 1 : (loose), $6.6215@6.6743; dry salted shoulders | " OATS- \Were ste N o a4 Fel ; TR & T, C. 68, el -higher. Fair to good hogs of all AR I p D (hoxed), §6,25@6.60; short clear sides (boxed, | cioued at Bire: Mas oy 2 cosh and February | g 3 3 welghts sold largely at from $5.20 to $5.25, {‘g\' TR 2 " uper r 0,87 14072 RYE und BARLEY-Nothing doing. M. K. & T Gen. AisEii with common stuff at $5.15, but later,qhe | FAf ; ti WikKy-Dlstillors' nishod goods, per gal., e aining 4 Matunl Union 0 market _weakened on less favorable news Gk epI‘O uctions ments for today Y—Dull, unchanged. 137 |Ala.. class B different from Thursday. The early advance sHORMING e VR 4GS - Unchanged. 1083 Ala. cians C...50 was_completely wiped out and the close was 15, I3 s N C. Int. Ce Conturies. from Chicago, and closing bids and sal 8. ATy O e s Ao { e o o [ Al WECEITTS, | BUTPMENTS. Higher; 86185 bl L AL A 4| Ala, ou weak. One load of funcy light hogs brought 1L * P KRR Hlsher) i . $5.27% and pigs sold as low as $5, Fair to NG FEEL BRIGHT AND Tho following were the recelpts and ship- dans—Unchanged. CLOVERSEED-Higher; fair to prime, $5.5 - Pa e % were nearly ail at §5.15, or not a great deal 5,000 el e o 5,900 3 00d hogs of all welghts, however, sold S oML EXION 16 BETTER, Coru, bu. 17000 | BAGGING -3 Boston Stock Quotations. largely at from $5.15 to $5.20, as against REWAND MY comat h iAth, b 7 s 5. .20, as aga 73 it nota gently on the stomach, ;. PR A 8310004 SR CODTON T =gho0) X, with. a’ ten- | . BOSTON: Feb. | lonus, 115@2% per | and $5.15 Thursday and from $5.25 to $5.30 | Mvef and Kiineys.and ina picamant laxative. This Of Unequaled Interest and Value. Barley, bu.. & 30,000/ 161000 | dency toward low . k, standard mess, | cent; timeloans, 8 l@dper cent.’ Closingquo- | on last Friday. Representative sales: :’rmlg;r_x;wll!fi?mlllxn‘yg:r‘l‘l;:;(;um Is prepared for use 5 Tard, prime stoam, $7.45. Dry sl menia; | tations on stocks, bonds and mining shares: % O o : Y 5 B e e A L 2 0 Produco oxcianzo todar o buster | doie” sl Tonga and 1ibs, § AR T RS P T o Bt orel—— 70 ; s LANES MEDICINE market wa 21@2 y, s, 6.5, X e \C 71 ct was fi oumory, 31 s dairy, | shorts, $0.75; 150 more. Bacon, picked | Alaricun Sugnr.. 7435 Weatng, Ele 281G 20 "AlLArugglsts soll 12 at s0c. and $1 & package. 1{ you i The Most;' Artistiéi 16@21. Eggs, auiét; strictly fresh, 13%@1dc. :}::;:.(x;:.-r; longs, $7.25; ribs, $7.373@7.00; do preforred., a0 profer ORI 1.1t¢ § [ cannot gt It, send your wduress for a freo famplo. NOWITOR K R iR A . o 000 bu, g Al Rl st A G ret ATOR . WOODAY AT LE oy, N,V e PV YOUE Kb, 3 PLOUR, Tessple, to. | D¢ BRI L | bR MRS Y ARG R TS f e Msreh oha ol T 5 ; The Most Accurate! L but market has steady tone, | Pu-i corn, 000 b gD &Q. -‘/,;-\5:’::}..1.0; Min. Co. ' k eSG IGWS re . . s City Markets. G Ao 133! Bbsion k. Mo e . A l h M t A th t ! i KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2. WE Woak at yos- | Mexioan C i 28 Banie'k hoasen i 0 e g e TR € 0S L SNic vrices; ‘No. 2 hird, 62s@b3c; No. 2 red, | N. Y. & N. Bug... 3% I oot St I l«le Best! 0ld Colony........ : J nged; No. 2 mixed, 31@31%e; No. | Oregon Short Line. A . 38~ 120 b X spot. | 2 A % ey Luvhor..... 36 |Ki 160 . e 1 har e, £ Sieaty sy Tiiec, o 0o 1R Quiney ? ] 2% RSy, This Paper Places Them Easily - 6 40 afternoon, closed Firm at $1 3 . zork ALint . W25 y i) . . wdvance:® No. 8 i BEAN- Firhior; 37650¢ New York Mining Quotations. ! 160 & % ' b . i 8Tle; May, 687G at gie; duly, | GHAY Steady; ' timothy, $8.0069.00; prairie, | NEW YORK, Fob. 2.—The following are the ¢ 67},0050 120 A NREASS | o71RS 1 in € eac o . e, closini at Tic, $5.60.0.60. mining quotation: . 5 o & ST CORN—Recelpts, 1,30 bu.; exports, BUTTER Firm; creamery, 10@24¢; datry, 10@ | grojor—— Z0TOPRIT 00 sy ) = / [ - ' v les, b bu. " of futures, 51000 18c. AlTohb | Oations omanenicunt od\ ECEIPTS~Wieat, 85,000 bu.; corn, 8,000 bu.; | GRWR A0 40! Sk Novi H AR gli > AR - How to Secure this Valuable, Interesting, ¥ closed 42tsc; SHIPMENTS - Wheat, 38,000 bu.; corn, 2,000 bu.; dwood eine 38 s oo 5 PPn Instructive Educational Series . . . . Boeln a g & Cu o Receipts, 3 ;| oats, none. L e sales, 105,000 b, 281000 b 3 Tl 3 A 2 4 s ; fibota. anli put. stess S i i Milwaukeo Markets. estake!: 1 A T nod Bring or send 6 coupons of different dates, from page 2, with 1oc, No. $n Lo it 40 | MY thiaplrelst Ve Fo et 110 3 : TR : to address given below, and you can sceure any Portfolio during the SR o Blosed Ma Reti Hl Rty *led e 7 i Y ‘% week of its issue. In sending do not include any other business ] L OATS: . 2 white, 31c; No, 3 white, Bt. L tock Quotations, s 0 5 17k . e This extraordinary Rejuvenator is tho most in your letter, but be sure to state plainly the particular Portfolio 20G30e. ST. LOUIS, Fob, lining shares toduy | 7100 5 X wonderful discovery of the age. 1t has been ke 4 ARLEY t and lower; No. 2, G0¢; | were dulland without chunge. Tne following sor 120 8 . 8 endorsed by the leading sclentiiic mo: of Eutope you desire, giving its number. Send or bring coupons, etc., to 8 are the closing quotutions: . 180 5 17 ; end America. iy gt e v e o, AL W e | BUUIUR R EH i e Soee [0 ART PORTFOLIO DEPARTMENT meats, firm Flour, 1400 bbls.; wheat, 17, . "on 10,500 b Whagt /31,000 AmNeiie? big® T Ay AR 1 table, 3 X TS—Flour, 200 bbls.; wheat, 2, metallic, f 8.00 . 80 b2d o . | 1 i obou s wheat, 260 [ Blmietale HE . s i i e , Hudyan stops OF o) Quiet: mess, PGS AND ROUGH } Prematuraness N XA family, 6.00; y et g 10 500 : \ A 2 —~a P~ L J e Ao sy o ) 3 COFFBE-Options | KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2. Clearings, $1,358.230. iw 205000810 1 600 i ¥ O ’ PARIS, Feo, 2.—Three per cent rentes, 971 60c pestern crami, catom ‘factory, - ; SRR ) A Cures i 21, At 3 s net for the tccount. SHEEP—The sipply was again rather E-Quict; part skims, 4@10c; tull skims, i 1 eanienn BOSTON. 2.-Clearings, $15,033,506; bal- | liberal and includediall kinds and conditions, perons L, OST avres OMAHA., NEB : ancos, BLJ60002 Local houses weren mo urgent need of su MANHOOD - a EC Weaker; western, fresh, 16@16c. $17.50; - mild, o il BALTIMORE, Feb, Clearings, $2,049,418; s 8 e b TALLOW-Steady. b Dol 01070 arings, $2,049,41 plies and trade was slow with prices weak 0 jon, Dizain: Falling Sensatlons, The Festner Printing Co., 1300 Howard street, will binl these books, leather Constipation, ® The Fe I ROLEUM-Qulet; United closed at 80 HAMBURG, F Market quiet, un inogy, | 2 = nd easler. Faly¥ tg good nativ Q 9 i t aris, § p b Market qule NEW YORK. Feb, 2.-Clearings, $08,873,080; 4 @ Nervous Twilch ng of the eyes aud oiher parts. acl LOrner: ss0d sides with marble edges, fo. $1 Other stples in pro- Pirm Pt G, Ve, » lances, 80,804,071, A X 0; fair to good.west 55 comme | B oL a i toncs ik antire | back and corners, embossod sides wit g [] p I i T TR T PHILADELPHIA. Fob. 2. Clearings, $12,771,- | Mon and stock shoep, $1.60@2.26; good to | systew. Hudywn cures Debility, Nervous portion. INE-Firm, gher ¢ montha high th e val o §1 1011 olce 40 to 100%1p." lambs at 5 Ewmlesions, axd cevelope E — oady; New Orleans, open ket- | higher 1o §a lowey, = /TBUIAT; prices 3 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.—Clearings, §1,028.036. | Representative sales organs, Pains in the ba ' e o s : L A R 8,080, § night iro loppad quickly. 'Over 3,00 private FROM ch, $20.0022.00; Amerl Averpool SDON, Feb. nount o cono luto 7 endorsements, ¢ sty (O Thne 1 Eakiad oa bl hato taiay da i duts Saseial Prewaturoress means impotency in the first . , iV lake, . Fob, 2 M=Dull, domand | W Bank of England e B t domestic, $3.20. or freely; N California, 18, b & ol o 300 barrenr css. 16 cail be slopped 1 20 auys by the Straite, $19.70 bid d weatern, oy 106 1140 ances, §104,512 exchange selling at | ] Noodm use of Hudyan, . * DIRECT FROM THE TANK. SLTER-Firni: domestic, $3.65 bid, 2ORE demand poor; mixed par, § H Tho new dlseovery wi de by the Special- REARRC I 2 SINCINNATIL ¥ -~ 5 w 0 new discovery was made by the Spectal OTFON SEED OIL—Quiei; ! FHOVIBIONS--Pork yOIHGINHATL Fob. 9-Nonex . mt . L " 15640 L110 011 famnois 1udsun Mudioal Tustl: j THAN s I EAM AR arude. awes PRk P o SXohAEEe: noBHRAllY premiwD. New York Live Stock Market. tute, 1t)s the strongess vitalizer made. Itis [l UGAR - Raw m; falr ) rxtra India, Clearings, $2,800.450. B S 1bs., 368 6 long g W YORK, Feb, 2-—BEEVES—Recelpts, 246 [ very poweiful, but harmless. Sold for $1.00 & > o Baller. No Steam. No Engineer. i active ‘nd 98 61 rings, $4,024,038; K, Beb. & Riss 3 culed ¢ 3 s E S 0.0 4 curn; dor weak ckageor 6 packages fir 6.0 (plain sealed Ry $ Fpod aling Rranes, Ol Markots. 8. ST Jopey, aulot: 48T percent Kk | quil and by Y BEAGR OF 0 TRGRARN [ A S aesrtt . 1o BEST POWER for Corn und Feed Mills, Baling Cotton Market. OILOITY. Feb, (ot R L i 100 1w $L0G4. b ; ou biiy slx boxes and are hot entirely oured, TRR DO foh. & TTON-Tho ng | ficaios open heat, BOMO: 1 d 40, Feb. 2.—O) o i, $4.00i14.50 to ordinary, $2 #lx more will be sent to you free of all charges, 4 3 ¥ $0:000 baton: exporis, hORISBURG, P, Fob. 2. Nitional Tranuis cer- | Sail wid GG7 per cent foriong (e favors QUM per lb dremsed weight, refrigerator N | : ortable. 000 Bilni'speclators 100k 0,000 baios; exporers [ Duluth Wheat Market, A it Bcle 'y g MG Agud. | senay:, veala woce Sacholos, 8 WOLK: berarerd I cn CALIRORNTA £end for Catalogue, Prices, elc., describiug work o be done, Took .0as Des. B S 3 DULUTH, ¥eb. $—/Fhls market closed strong | nexipay. the SR MHEEPAND "EAT LS. Recelpts, 7,060 head BAN FRANCISCO, CAL ) Chicago, 345 Lake 8t. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.~ COTTON- Spot volon | and active; No, A bard, cash, 634c; February, | fivst Us due Junuary 1, amounting (o $148,200, 98 cars on sale; maket demoralized; 30 cars — Qmaha, 107 8. M4th St stago, 1t isn symptomof seminal weakness ard Hay, Runuing Separators, Creameries, & deposited (n the subtreasury up 10 1 0'clock today | CALVES—Recelpts, 236 head; market qulet but 1 OTTOGAS ENGINE WORKS, 93 & Walnut Stay PHILADELPHIA, PAy