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

v THE_OMATA DATLY. BEE: THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1801 D — COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Mo o ; : sttong, oot 1 s uben: pacher snrend ad: | OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS | et s ' vantage of condition No doubt the ol Fair to good natiy War Rumors from the Continent Cauneed e : : ;’".“W"j‘lh‘v""‘;l«~_ Jow by oy r"'wrv[hlw"'ly*-'; Receipts for the Day Show that the Mar- ;'{v;“‘ |'«” to 1 $2.00 10 | Ohecks Wero Made Out to a Number of Wheat to Advance, ! / mid e, it of e opiratf e oday, nowever was keting Idea is Still Strong, W e y Prisoners Yesterday, - i - 118 nat ) 0 enpolis Wheat Market. Ivance. Closing prices were higher as |18 nat g0 THAT CEREAL OPENED FIRM AND | ware 108 ¢ Al A ulg than vestorday'y, though not the high- | CATTLE TRADE WAS IN BETTER SHAPE L J - SENTENCE PASSED UPON CRIMINALS [ | e the day Che following are the elosing quotations on — leading stocks of the New York exehange ! _ : | Disposition of Bloom's Wheat Stock Ocen- o Y coday Trading Was Active at Prices Steady to Juidge Seott Sends a Gang of Bueg! sioned the Trade Much Annoyanco— g " fers W | Atehison 5 3 Firm - Hogs Brisk with a Rise of ary o Long Terms in the Penitentiney i Visible Supply Figares Brought 3 wh wient Five to Long Lectures n Court- Othor CATTL Court Cases, Cars. | Hoad ¢ CHICAGO, Feb, 28.=Wkent today advanced ! n 2 t ! WEDNESDAY, Feb, 28 | 5 tt was in a mood yosterday O AN REA B W i L WORKEII LI 1LHE GENAsE ) A The month of February closes with a very T TIT several convicted criminals were In the visible supply, closing with a loss of i Pacind Mali fair run of stock. Recelpts of both cattle and | =t b before him to be sentenced, He Qe for May. May corn closed unchanged, 3 f 20 G 18U b have been pretty much the same this [ Phec i i bined fervor with judicial 14¢ higher and provisions a littl 1 ‘ b [Euliman Palnco ¢ | week as last and the decrease in the receipts | SWift & Co t hnman emotions 1d b v 8 5 v : 3716 Readin The Cudiy | i for pork and ribs, but unchanged for 1 . 10 Rielmond iéei % | of sheep has been insignificant, February re- [ A:'jan 1 A prolong the agony of 100 R G W celpts, with comparisons, are given below: [ L Heckor & b o o prisoners be- m with May %e higher P o | iy i g Ehen P g HioRs theh f war in Europe and soon il on ¢ : k ISt Paul SRRV recely R hen the it was opened six VERBS over. THR L HIBNLS. oldse, T e e 4o pri Februnty, 180, roceipis 3 convicted f the Judge, but an | I offce Market, \ 1§ S P& O i Recelpts 2 mon 2 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, it For a time the advance was well maintained iy Cbdal (L _ Fort Wasiio * 70 pra Firat 2 m ‘Yo o b £ STOCK atto | i 1 G. Nortliern pfd.. 1011g P First 2 months 156 TERATR v - trial for I } the market being dull and firm, but the mar. ) 1 v 1 i G & . L pf Sitiur Rennery e o arket Considerab] b % ket news early in the d 0 this > L 1 . Hockine Vaiiiy s Yidag|Tonm. Coat & ivoi Business in the cattle market was fn bet LA AU AL LA, tad Gt B talk, was of a rathor er and hlg SUB R Dot ! e ter shape than on the two preceding da CHICAGO, 3 n 5 K. & T, ptd 2 3 0 y although the supply was fairly liberal. With | unwiiling 1o i error of th The northwestern re ero much larger | rades > T Mondy AR heal [t ’|1‘ ot ”wmu»u and a good or, ‘ AAHIE UL tliin' tiey wore on tlie corresponding day of AL OR . ordbva i sl 21,0l o _ Lt HOA UL led to dis e ¥ O DIBH 6 NIy L the year before, and the cubles reported a | 397 eant f pnients from &N | Westorn pose of really dosirable beeves at prices Ge | iy f angd attempted arson g A S - - 2 1, fairly active and | favy t luring Febru- [ Loulsville & N.'A. 8 |Wi& Lo B v g | to 10c better than Tuesday. The amp! t fserabl ctacle a slight improvement in the Liverpool market i r L net arrivil 1000 D Manhattan Cons.. 1238 do pfd ¥ offerings of medium and common l'ght and ¥ ‘ " He has and the weather was springlike. Exports i Produce Market Yab, 38,5 BTcke. MIHC) NOL ) | TP LIS T, e 2 | unfinished cattle provented any marked im b 1 and the paior from the Atlantic ports were liberal of flour [ RUETER-The recelpts are fair, but Ko Wtock, 236,00 b 10, Prcitic $10 % i provement n that direction, but the tr n o matte ned ‘as he aw but very light of wheat. Up to the time of | !a comparat . The mir SAL Mt ot oo | Moblle & Oiyio Liliueca.... 0" | was livelier and the market firmer for all N S AN NaouRe e Clol v 100 s i " : 7 Tashville Ciiat COF&T 4 rac Trading was reasonably brisk from S ! the receipt of the Bradstreot vistble supply | C1RESSED Vol i it o ; Nationi Cortare. 1|y o : N AN L f 1 R el did report the chiof anxiety of the rank and there I not wuflicient de e rone fehte . i (Lot LR TG, g et e y_consequence left unsold in first hand R : X Charles Sawhill, file in the w i 1 to be as to ¥ tock would | mon N & W, pfd 201 T. St L. & K. C The market for cows was also in much | $.2 e y the indictment whether or not Bloom's wheat had been sold ! T Ear D B R btk bl o . North Am. do.c. 8| o pid.... better shape. Offerings included less than J ! i JTORE . PRV VoW out. The general opinion was that about v In g | S HAMBURGE Kb Mirket dutl ¢ thirty Joads all told, and as all classes of | { ¥ ncunce wenter B 00N 6Tt N heas i oand ox div 3 buyers were after them they were not long ould offer no val 4 UL LU AL The rango of prices as reported by 3. W. Dean & | in- changing hands and at rather firmee . edith just at: that 7 1 will be g i where It was not o, itly bearish, unchanged ( (dvance particular mom remainder was being looked for. Export e ) o - - Wool Market, 0., Toned of 1, a a8 fGllows prices. Fair to good butcher cows sold largely i Weel, | said that he was sick, sick in soul and v ST. LOUIS, Feb, 25, —WOOL-—Dull, featurel Stooks Open | igh Low. Close Yosy [ at $2 10 $2.50. The market for veal re body, and did not o clearances for the day from the four princl ) without quo chir pal Atlantic ports were only 8,865 bu. of ¢ | “LONDON AL the wool al % — S5t calves was active and strong and the same ! v x ‘wore | died Wheat, but the flour brought the clearances e « fored an lus were jeMaii T was true of the market for rough stock gen JGE'S BURGLAR STOR 3 up to the valent of 225,000 b, ¢ v [ f e il &N k| A7 6 AT erally Open AIDCGBS DURGLAR BTORY, AGAIN Yew Orleans, in addition, shipped . t " 1 . AT e, ORIt 1044 10§1G 10383101 A verv limited number of stockers and t MENSETORROD 08 JHard; 60,000 bu, of wheat Trade Was g ) o | Bever Sydne cinle TS T E i d B feeders changed hand Both supply and the lightest during the forenoon that has i : York f Good Hope and Natal . N Pacific, p'ra 3 demand were rather light, but as far as it ¥y of at least four cri Br been seen for 1 days. There appeared petter in qualicy and A Pacific com | 49 went prices were well sustained. Good to | Ll ‘JI' \ ‘v"v-"‘i' t burglar s e only 21 years old you say. This to be an almost entire cessation of orders « unts Reen for Now. ena | ! crins hroed 1 4 pAr G UL e i ; > i narkabls ca e r ‘or such o yoans m You look as if you would not live a year from outside, and the local talent was not | ! th,: Ttatian cheat- | A6t 1ate W0 eranco. abe | ; H fair to good at from $2.75 to $3, and lightor, | ARTAAE Tk Ao e BTt S e o 11 S ainuts, | Sorbed oo bl Siterr in | Westersi Uiiii ; commoner grades at from $2.75 ¢ Rep- i for May was at 60c. There were sellers at | Lol Sl L ] o Dt | Noka o i resentative snles ! ! TR A osaider from 60c to 60%c. Great sirmness suc- | , CIOE filce. per bl half bhl g Viety 50| A TOHISBN S o sten pIbi) ) ' ol TEthros h T g ceoded for a few minutes, with an advan ] bl Soi il VUL, 333 claritied | pai i sy i 5 2 : : : No. Av.Pr | o ) rob, if need (A YAt om 60%c to 60%e. That was succeedod | S er LUl 85 haif ol 2 . of | Reading. .0 2 ! o il st LG AN from 80 o L T was s | i st oo e bR Mgttt Rl ; ; 3 form, and n the penitentiary you will have A reaction o 60%e and Tater to 6030 toois ; L —— ; i sl 5 8 i e \ o ety R B il Place, and during the greater part of the A2 New York Dry Goods Market. oLt i 2 s H ; P AtRtoR: PEINGREAL HIFdaANE e e e forenoon the fluctuations were between 60c . common white bean JW YORK, Feb, The dry 15 market ho total males of stocks todny g il thin fINBmEn I beEIRTRL ORC A e e and 601, 8 Sl et 1 mmistakabic sigia ot improve shares, including 5 1080 2 e st ot S 1 nwhill was arrested with Foley, Gregory After Dradstreet’s figures on the visible b 18, per crate, $1.50; yellow o town buyers’and O D G ) 801 Il thelr ordurs eaRISE. in. i » ve | and English, and all were indicted. When supply were published, the price fell to ; : S part of the ; Yo al, 4,700 | Ha : enabled to do ordinarily. 1 the men were arraigned Sawhill pleaded Biske. According to that_authority tho | s potkioc b oske, Tpa and Menesg | G B ety 2 Uit o 086 283 3500 hend i continited 9 guilty and said that the other men took 1 slocks of wheat and flour cast of the Rock i lots, 0%¢ lorado, from stor cotrige on i (heL part thet weat, = whibh NOW YorEN Market. g : ONHRE N AU BY SeeR Ce AR A part in the burglary, but they were tried and | wing | convicted. Their attorney moved for a new fnereased 152,000 bu., making the net de from the coun- | JGFSEIN Al varied, although there s 8ill some A e e R R b A 2 auotatlons being. from (0! [ TR ITGnE Lo EFOM AL LHAL LB GHO R LY R LR oY crease 1,155,000 bu. Europe and afloat for Y-k e o In, 60c@$t00, | WTesularity secn as to g not exactly suitable At h heep and fr 1 i i P ST S T NEL : Culifornia, 6cas frregularity uvon St (il AN : sl allowed the jury to separate hefore the tridl Nurope increased 2,202,000 bu, and Aus- | SWEG ! Sppiy Is fair; gooa | fOr spring and summes PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-2G5 ; ; ccelpts: " Cattl ; b e P R PR I L trallan stocks! Increased 100,000 bu. 1 ot pinach. per bbL., Inereased activity, s there has been iaricl| EEERERs L S e : } ! y [ Tiform the prosceutos. of tho. fac (KL this stock of wheat and flour In the world, A 5 [ or marking prices up for someor the wapie |yl W bills at S4SSALESY for o o 5 i w 2| error would in all probability result in a cording to the report, increased 1,897,000 bu. | onions 3 anlinswer, per tickets and prices are already so low that there for sixty duya; poste TBERS o b ; new trial ntall’ unnccossary exponse ! ! : 1 s very hittle - expectution on the ot the 4 > ie closing phase of the market was ono | 3! @ise; ‘cuc buyers o' do beth. v by. waltin and & al, bills, $1.86% @1 upon the county. After the evidence was of weakness. The late cables were in the | & ¢ i foregn dry goods genernily hold (heir T e Tonda i all in in the case the judge retired to his main firm, but the figures referring to the g own. The Jobbing trade is more active and firm 2 4 " . v L private room to prepare his instructions to wvisible supply were considered very dis- ., 1541 85¢ up a little. = he closing quotations on bonds: ) 3 ) 3 1. | the Jury, but before doing so he ordered the couraging, and a decline to 59%c followed a " pel . 8e; water cre On the London Market. ST4bTos Ox NG — {5 arket slow, 100 lower on botl attorneys to ceed with their ruments. slight recovery from the first slump, and % FRULT! NEW YORK Post's s, D ¥ 7 . 3 +0 950 2 4.... 05 3 | Ono of e jurors asked to be excused and May closed at the bottom. —There are but few apples on the | Clal financial cublos b i il & > o 0 WESTERN PACKING INTERUESTS, | the county attorney took it upon himself to Corn was quict but firm. Transactions | market “and the trade I lurgely going to tonnyiaDld ol ladkefol itupes R I D % q 3 | 1ot the bailift take the man from the box. wera small jand. confined mainly itof room |[SfERERY; SRCY wostarns, $185 per box. was 2% and weak S0 acitic 3T Rets 3l 1 £ There Has Bee larged Marketing of | This is considered to be sufficient ground traders, the entire range for the day being | ing ‘o soic i aiaiuch OF llie wlock is becom LEnaleameieromuAusLEl e AL B Hofse B R a0 3 o | for granting the men a new trial and putting from %e to Y%e. The action of wheat and a | considevable nd_fo dard var SreEalcadllyEdmproving, =Dus s e A it 5 5 5 TR, m to | an additional burden upon the taxpayers ZODORSIAES (o cantifdomanditrom il e 56000 g 0255 bell and bugle, | aAmoricans were wanted and @ further 1021 | Afehison s, ) The BaRioron R GOt Wl TALKED GALLOWS TO THEM. were the principal factors in producing [ ¥,806.23: do 285 Dromises to attwct the public here s, 70N Atelinon i A . : i . T R e T 2 Qeoreeiitsin andliChariod. Gheistalngen strengin: = Thoopening itrades Swarafat “a ffingdinkgooa)conai Markets Totseeer: 10 & T G. Berssrs 7 180 showing: liberal . were called up to take their dose of justice trifle advance, and after selling oft a little, [ ing. Ky . 3 2 SoLERoLInte el 1050 5 1170 pickers. Andled b, con Sa it ing (nnOBrobbIngEMbETIE IR : 1 ! Ing. R | : R S LT . & R. G 1814, Mo Us........... 1....1060 i i . i awilting and robbing Morris F. Lewis rallied from ¥c tolc, eased off agaln and | small wizen 82 ayLanington noy nd poor;, hoiders offer’ moderately -. D.&R. G db.coo. THHIN C.O8.oveeeneen o4 "y S LT SSOLE Htieatm | in Sout aha one day this winter. Theso Fuled dull and closed with May at the day’s | , : s n 10-box 1ots, SLU; nfa, 65 14@os .1 red w 3 AR fao e st i i H 1070 2 a1t te 580,000 dyaime iye snwere box car tourists when they met top figures. g o o Riverside scconds, sizes A : J M E Vi Centuric o 1080 40088 2 40 Lm0 rominent pliaces compare as § | 1z Lewis and asked him for enough Oats were steady, with a moderate trade, X 5 Jidemand it ialn; Snevalmized Al inial nton S 1150 2 1003 3 -3 | money to get something to eat. The youny but there was no feature of striking impor- 'ROPICAL FRUITS. PHOVISIONS. extra) TnOIN) e 1808 0 J. C. Int. Cé 8 o e Chicago...... man gave them 25 cents, and in doing so ho tance. The prices hau Ye range and closed | BANAN remain _about steady: per | pork, prime mess, s, Bicos ng and sh oilste . o e ek 5 Kanss City GITON oxhibited $7 or §8. This aroused the crimi- e higher than yesterday. The available | bun per bunch, small to [ ciear, 55 1bs., long el Tbs., 365 4. LR, e 5 5 Omihia.. LT o b (i) G MR T, O fghcrthanfy | altable | idium, 23, ard, prime wostern, S5 6. il supply decreased 210,000 bu. and receipts | Mfdium: fancy, $4; chotes, sa.f. | Lard prin Gt 2588, ) SonGrel Cincinnatt 5 am, 100 let their eupidity overcome thelr gratitudo g 14,000 4.0 " for the gift of the money given them by were 152 cars, with 155 cars expected tomor- \ ¥ ' Flotidas, $9; ehoice. Flor 7 e S : ; G Tow, which aided in holding prices steady. | idas, s e ORI Boston Stoek Quotations. ect s-i1010 2 e 3 AanniE e s om0k 8 B Rl e The close was at the top. TAN . 7 ] ‘ i BOSTON, Feb. 28.—-Call loans, 2@3 per cent: 5 it e | oo'00 the other went through his pockets and toolk SRADE T certificates opened’ at highest, 80; lowe n ¥ o Provisions opened strong and higher on | GRAPE FRUIT—T 9%: a0, %50 Bales, 63,000 bbia.; shipmen By o O RERD FLOQBRLOR g 1 ‘ Ottwmwn. 111NN 100000 §7.00 il his cash. the advance of live stock at the yards. The §9,118 Dbls. 4 bbls. stocks, bonds and mining shar . A il 65,000 LN : LR a 3 The BEAR-No. et D A e e B W b f 3 Sloux City.. e e 93000 1 | Rvan’s reputation was found to be bad market continued to improve to a moderate | g S5 $8.00@10.00; BIAIC yeatHngs, R Db =N atlonal et | P Ay - IV Brdiptds B 3 B St Tonls Tive Rioule | and’it is alleged that he has on a previo extent on the firmness developed in wheat. | lagge, 5.000 medium, $i0;, small $7; black | §5; lowest, 80 sales, 2,000 by a6 prd T e s 4 2 4 OATT DR occaslon served the state in prison. Chris- The volume of trading was better than usual. | cubs, e, $6.0078,00; med 5.00026.00;” small, = = Bay State Gas... 54| Wis. Central. ... 2 : e ; shipments, s00 head; natives ac tainsen is a green-looking young man who In the absence of any support the market | H; black Montana and 1t il e, Peoria Grain Market, Bell Telephone... 165 | Atehixon 2. (| o atronic; - Toxiny I cors: | would likely be easily led into wrong doing. became quiet and easy, although the under- | {ana 'y eai $5; “sman, | (PEORIA Fuby 2. CORN_Murket active and }:“”:“;;“{Q! any.. 207 Eleotrlc 0. 2 1,200 101,400 y ¢ His! parents reside ont’in {the' country. Hia ne ‘was firt ot consplc 3 riatd. Ll nedim | steady; » e No. ¢ No. 4 31%c. oston & M . 18l o 1bs., 83, s I RGO (G g tone was firm. The most conspleuous solling | 4 biack Montany o medium, | Steady; Noo S SRR A0 DI« over 40 2| Alloucz Mining CO. g 5 OB o3 500t t previous good character stood him in good RS a 8 f 4 B 80%c; No. § white, 2016 . T7674| Atlans 3 5 v 5 B HOC ¢ hipiients, weed, for he got of Ehte an his com- Rowse, whilg two. Toading brokors wero the | Hize st s siver” dpyeurTiod i RV Nominle ! - TR 3 s kot i LB Ty i e s A e prominent buyers. There was very lttle | medium, $160: sn - St WHISKY--Firm; b wine basls, $1.15. : 4:% Hutte .\‘I.(‘ ston... 2 4 | B, i 5 g Ry ANHtOTHOVan LY SarBI T SRS R CAR s o doing during the balance of the session and 2,000 mediim, yearlings, large Dl Wiieat Marke NS 3 Gl i IARLI putle ot e iy s a > | Jabor and gave Christainsen five years. His there was no material change in the condi- | BOGTILM: medium, r-No. 1, large, DULUTH, Feb. 28.—WHEAT—There was a faix creeeee 8 ; Receipts hipments, 60 | honor sakl tion of the market. It continued on the | 51'0g1.50; medium E fisher=No. 1, | trading In July Wheat at slowly declining prices; | § ¢ REREE head; market steady; i b Ryan, if 1 was positive that you had been brokers rencuing thelr support - and the | large, "$5; "meaium, |45 "smal, 3 tox, wilv o, 1 hard, cnal, i0ye iy s’ i g s 9 ] s fod Texans, $.50, i | in prison before 1 would give you fourtcen scarcity of offerings until near the close, | 48 to color, according to beauty i, large, May, 60%c; July hern, cash, | § foesareeess 9 . o New YoriTive Btane Murkot years, and 1 hope that this will be such a G 3 = v 7 3 $100; medium, $60; small, $10; silver, pile, accord: | S6ci No. '3, #i4c; refected, 43%e.” On track: No. 3 . 1) i New York Live Stock Market. 3 ) ; 1 when it became weak and lower (n the ab- | jnp? i Geniity > lirge, 360, modium, - 30 small; | 1 norther o arrve a . : o NEW YOR Feb. 28.—BIIVES-Reccipts, | Severe lesson to your comrade that he will gence of buy with the final figures at | 3 (oun Muige. $7; me B aa e e TS S60 2 1600 200 head; market slow, easier; native | reform and become a good citizen, But I the inside prices of the day. Compared with §1.50; medium, $1 all; $1; gray, large, 5. New York Mining Quotati ses ] A0 £ood to prime, $1L407L63; medium 1o fajr want to warn both of you that it will be just last night May pork is 2%c lower, May lard fraiimadinmuiiss amallisiie ww‘,lum; plinte s Feb, NEW YORK, Feb. 28.~The following are the e +1111630 @430 impnitosoiginany, g3 0 i Pexans, | g well for you to give Omaha a wide berth unchanged and May ribs 6o lower. lum: 523 <mall,’ $L.60; murten, No. 1 farge, 35 Tiikee per cent réntes, $9¢ doe | CIOBINE MinINE quotitions: i : 1200 , X 0 liondl: market slow tut | 10 the! fuiure, “for' Wo havo: good! juries ere Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 44 | medis $1.50; smal nmink, N 1 large, | for the nt. JNOYOF: ssszs¢7s1s5 140} TR w0 i 0 e 7 | who will send you back to prison if you per- cars; corn, 410 cars; oats, 155 cars; hogs, medium, smull ; mink. e 28.~Clearings, $12,169,479; V- | Crown Fofi 450 P S5 . FANS Towuip(s)” 1160 heads © gist in wrong doing, and our officers aro 20,000 head. 1 large, $17 medtum 0 5 . Cal. & Va...". 300 |8 i 4 - i market dy M Do dowers sheels | vigilant, If you continue in your present .0 5 n 1on, perfest hi f YORK o Clearings, § dwood ......... B0 SRR “ vere1070/ @ POOF 10 prime, $LI0U5120; lambs, very' choice, | Thie leading futures ranged as follows: Tarke N toaR o ; S any 3 arings, O Ohiry d il ol | PRI O el e 8 IS by | course both of you will soon stand bengath.- " gtk < Hale & Noreross.. 60 |Iron Stlver......... 10 > HOGS—Receipts, 9,000 head: market lower: | the shadow of the gallows. Then the judge care whether he lived or Open. | High. | = large, 88 m : TIMORIE, Feb, 2 vin 923,21, g - pen. | Hig Algrae it mads mall, BALTIMORE, . 28, ngs, $8,92,9105 | HOmOKIAKO 1vorrrr 1060 |QUICKSIVOE, . oore: 208 'KERS AND 3 henvy to medium weights, western | $.15% | gave his attention io the regular docket of rac No. 1 large, S0 60 balances L Mexican ....... 5 do preferred.....1700 5.50; cholee state ho $0.7661.5.80, RG] Kansas City Live Stock Market, 7 ll“'mm', 803 503635 | fociise.00; skunket Vo Conrt 78,800, (Newi Y or exchian vo; d £ 5 0 058 | oo nink { b. 28 Clerings, $100%0 , ] ! CANSAS CITY, Feb, 55 CATTLE. Rec striped, large, $1; medium, New York exchang ank, $1.50 per $1,000 pre- 0 hipments ) Mead: ma ¥ y [ 4 . m. close: 8 I teers, 32,2500 shibping : e — No. & . it ™ AL g2 ottt n ol | fate the anks”of England on balance” iy . ! 3l 3 ! i N S i July per skin, No. 1 Inrse, ’$5.0070,00 i For the month, $47, for month O T CIPROR . Die: 3 373 : T f Pou e bl B e casiE sl gl ot o050, Mooy, ; cent. niral ! g B 6 : [ ; : e mone 3 tertained by 100 Tbs i small, g bills {8 14@1% per cent, and for ihree months SiouxiC r HIDES, TALLOW, ke, a : ey rates nt most | Diia 15 a@i ] . e i SOUX CITY, Feb, 9 i > for a medi- salted h g ‘green’ salted hid r cent on 3 St. Louls Mining Stock Quotations. sonse . . . . $4.55. A, cine t h at 11@2c; No. i 10 15 1bs., 614c; No. LOUIS, Feb. 28.—Clearings, $3,435, ST. LOUIS, Feb. Mining 8toeks dull. Close: | 120 feeders e 4 heag L aliments 1 Al calt, s 'l i No. 1 dry’ int 393,084,030 s month — TR L0 O L R N ; ] o s S tastes bad. g 3 ] iuden "o, "ty it e, W5 0™ (Y sy A0S, "o 4 o om0 B ot 8 5 475" | HOGS—The supply fell very little short ot : uils, 31504 This explai o o s oty iy oy CUTC Bdes Hie e M ] Wk, s YRLON s o U RSO i | AmRen 1 Hopea S last, Wodnesday, and the auity was vory R his explains 1O Steady SEP PEL] en salted ch, 160 ser cent. Exchange on Ney ork, We mium, metallic. ODO. .00 R0 e | 4 butcher weig 3 FLOUR —Stead. IEEP PELT Ited, each 0c; | per t. Exchange on New | um, metal 0 I [3 as a ru ight and butcher weight o S e the pupulnr- 1ty among No. 2 spring, 57%c; No. 3 spring, t.ll en salted shearlings (short-wooled early — — hogs predominating. Aside from an active aking), each, 6@lac; dry shearlings (short-wooted = : speculative inquiry, local houses had a cl 3 vellow, Mo, Prig® ) each, b dry shear < ‘OCKS AND BONDS, peculati nquiry, ad a O e Bt o: N | foiirasintly Bo:, )1 each 0@t ary sheatlings = WEATHER FORECAS flold, but In spite’ of higher markets east | eout omaba..... . e Aot littl f bolth the trade was tle slow in opening up. | ¢ 24000 17,000 ittle ones o ‘ flint, Kansas and Nebrazia butcher wool pelts, | Fale Degree of Strength Exhibited by the 3 i per 1b., actual welght, 51s. Iry flint, Kinsas It Will Be Cl 1y and Colder Throughon When dealers finaliy got together the tra Kansas Clty 00 1,400 nominal; No. 3, 47@%2c; No. | and Nebraska mureain wool pelts, - per b, Beourity Market Yostorday, R by L Advance, | 8t Louis 1600 2400 ] actual welght, 4G6c; dry fint, Colorado’ butche NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—The Stock exchange Nebraska 1 ng:y 49,8 9L 8.0 navane EED-Prime, $4.1 flint ado mutrain wool peits, per b, | exhibited a fair degree of strength today 2 for Nebrask Generally cloudy; | 8t $4.85, with choice butchers at $4.90, and - - . OVISIONS - Moxs pork. $11.900 | @ 4016 increased activity, and as a result of th i For Nebraska—Generally cloudy; | o bich! vookors it $4.80, Buyers 'bocsted Rhoumatisin oy Ciurad a preparation of d-liv rd, per 100 Ths., §7.0 )i short Fibs, AND GREASE-Tallow, No, U@ Ly i3 ds shifting to wes 5 . ] Y 4 a are cod-hiver et ) Tieana0 Motk o o 2 Shawies mreaser white A 4@ | trading prices at the close show an advance winds shifting to west thie market along toward the close, in order | Mrs. . M. Letts of this place had been [ $6.2506.50; short ciear sides (boxed), | & B, 8% Sw, dc; groa ranging from % to 15 per cent in the active or Towa—Cloudy; warmer in eastern por- | to fill their orders, and the lato hogs at $4.55 | troubled with rheumatism in the arm se | 211 almost as palatable as 1o 2 1ty i Doeswiix, prime ! tion; southwest winds. and $4.90 showod pretty nearly a 10c ad- | padly that she could not use her arm o e 2 . SRS Doy e goots, per g AT list and extending to 3% por cent in the ape- | " "NMigsouri—Partly cloudy; warmer In | vance, Tho pens wore empty at a compar. | booly i g Sould not use her arm at all. | milk, Many mothers have. VaARS ; clalties. this improvement, however, rthwest portion; so est winds, g fly hour, the hogs ik Bold | Baia g _ i BgE L ate R s 2 i P followin Were.di tptsana shipments | ar. Touis, e 3 beon \"vul.lllr*l T e | e O R R R cotaun B T G Paln Baln efectal ioure odiiNpavon, |l pale ful knowledge of its ollowing were' the reccipts ana shipments | §v. LOUIS, Feb, 25 FLOUR-Quiet, un. | Sugar, Dis and New England did no for South Dakota—Partly cloudy; ; $1.55, 05 against § I Dl kainceftested o B J. Neayon ateful ds f otz i sl share, but recorded fractional declines. The | northwest winds, =0 A S0 1o’ $L0T one. week “ago | of ‘great’ worth wnd merit, and i becomin benefits to weak, sickly i i DTHOE fomestle news chun Sugar o ap Kansar=Reptly Solondy aymer in y: \Represontatiye ssloy famous for its cures of rheumutism. Ona A g : but the we wnd other domestic news chused | dealings in Sugar were rather feverish and o Jeansas=Rapily lolou ¢ ey o i children. Flour, bbls 5,000 10,000 | Weakness, resulting in a final loxs of %c; No. | unsettled, gwing to the contradictory char- Ftheaat portlon;tsonthwont winds. . Ay [ Av. Sh application relleves the paln. KFor sale by Wheat, bu 001 10000 | 2 red cash, Sifei” February, she; May! 503 [ gotor of ihé advices from Washington. Dis ooul Record, o o f el all druggists. Qi o ; §0:0001 TN Iy g th picE OF THE WEATHES BUREAU, OMAMA » \ - declining Y with whe tilling was fairly well held during the morn. OFFICE OF THE WEATHER . i i e 8000 3 1S 48 A ML | g, and at one timo was % per cont higher | Feb, 25.—Omaha recora of temperature and ) 4 D etpal eitles Wednesday, Febria AR RECoipts. [ SHipmonis. oPrenaraly Seott & Rowne N Y. Al drgeists. Barley, bu b 4000l S0 | : J B than yesterday's closing. During the aft cainfailcompared with corvesponding day of | 7 80 On the Produce ¥ tho butter mar !} und February, | 600 ‘there was little or no buying of that | past four years: Kot Wik weitk: o 0 dniey 2 < stock and it sagged off, the final sales being Firws, weuk, unc s F made at a decline of % per t. Evansyille c 1804, 1893, 1892, 1801 Maximum temperaturo 4 FIEIE B8 oAb T - : i , Mt tmporaiure i New York Markets. i . ke e & Terre Hauie broke 5 per cent and Whel- | QUAWIIMITRETINIS 862 | von X v, $8.75% | INE & Lake Erie declined 1 per cent and Mo- | prasipitation ... .00 ¢ W YORK ots. {0 enoice timothy, $8.759 | InB Precipi "ol : bile & Ohfo % per cent on the day. “All the | Gpu¥o nont shawing tha vondition of tom- orket “faltly sl cut' i [ 1 g 3 rest of the shares traded In closed higher [ ooniiveand pracipitation ut Omaha for the What; o f O (LaYRER L0 hlil q ‘ than on yesterday. Of the active list, Gen- [ HVEEGERC PN oNT, 18038 at g b i i SPRLTER. § eral Electric was strongest, heavy buying | oo 50000 act; 4 il orders having been received from Boston, | p Uttt EEIRT DR A bull 3 1 and, local buying being almost made, the | Diafietency sihee Mireh 1 BARLEY—Dull, purchasing movement in the stock w im ormal precivitation BARLEY MALT—Dull il ¥ standard me ulated by reports that the company was | Defic ll: lHI‘ H{l' lf'«\ 501 L AR MDDl e ; Dyl meats, | earning suMtient to pay dividends on | Deficlencysince Mar Lo a B aht, L8 by, exportd, ~non ' Sy shorts. | poth common and preferred shares and had Reports from Other Stations at 8 P, M. o inaetive i T b PR e H o amoutderss |yt made contracts inyolving $1,000,000, The i afloat, 63t 0. b., 63%0; ungraded red é Stock steadily improved from the opening to el ymer on foralgn buying and i $.000 blls, o wheat, 8,000 bu.; | (ho close, with occasional slight reactions, Tocal coverink due rouor e il agavanced ‘an M Y ) bbls: wheat, 18, the last being the best price of the da buying in the northwest; in the fternoon. prices v ats, 8,000 bu. and being at an advance on last evening broke on Bradstrect's rtedd n e in of 1% per cent St. Paul was the most sinces was HOnS (oday i witohin AN S WHEAT Tvegulany | orately by London and by the short interest o GBI, | ¢l t May e \ Ixed, Ngaie: N making an advance of 4 per cent. Rock | Gmahn ; 00| Clc 5 1 il \ he ¥ Island made a similar advance and Burling Kearney 00/ Clou: | ember, 1461 g ai No. 2 mixed, 25G25%e; No. | ton went up % per cent. In the final dealings | Nortl Platte 5 g Clear. i X 0 bu BUTTER" Gulot creamery lower; 19g | & firm tone prevailed and the market closed f (il i 4ul ‘oofcloudy. S 48 » i “For several years 1 have recommended bu. futures 0N ba. spot T4 16 f 4 strong, except for Suj The bond mar St. Louis 00 Clenr N Ko - o = Vol ind (akths £ ubioll alwovs costinie te lli; N 0 0 hol ki 1 a N Biaar, : its 1 ¥ auli; H1%e in elovator 2 ot wenk; e et was strong all day St Pl HR| Slaw of st " adorse it ai %0 4 It Las Invariably produced beneficla! Options opened” fiemivr but quiet SLAXSEED--Firm; §1,2661,27. The Evening Post says It is quite pos- | Davenport PRI ¥ J in sympathy with wheat, reacted in the afte AN Firm n|‘ that yh'~ week's advan in market :\m 00 Part clowl; Intelligent ! t ki " result noon and closed steady at e net decline; Mar Stead, h, ©9.50; prairie, sible d 8048 AGYANER 4N WMAFK Jon 00} Clear ithin easy re wiN I ARgAIKe, closing at 41%c; May, 42146 9 Labell prices will be quite as trmporary as those ) p D Clo 3 8 within easy L clostn . edies fuy, G ng VECEIPTS— Whe 0 bu.; ¢ which have preceded it. But those who think 00 Part | " 8 120th Strect and ith New York City the recovery very unreasonable must re ) pet: : X City ilon, 60,000 bue futures and’ $9000" bu. s ENTS—Wheat, 2,000 bu. b Ar ol Bt market dull, closing eas s el RO TGN B i member that for many woeks the stock 00| Ci 0. 2 delivered oiec; No. 8, 36 No. 2 whit market has shown signs of being near rock o 00| Cle. B e 3 white, 37¢; tra mixed we Cotton Market, ¥ 00/ e NI RLEAN bottom. 12! Par o o9 Ly 4 PR NS, . A L vents the upward tendency con — ¥¢; low middling, ic; " advauce was pretty gencral, Spe STATIONS, lapted to children that, | Castorla curd Luown to noie, M. D, Kills W b, aud promotes db conmidag 5 wheat s nd ol K At 6 11666 ut i Jurl ication, & CoMpaxy, 77 Munua® Staeer, New Yong Crry, Forceast O there was