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Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
A Very Uncertain Wheat Trade
Most of the Day.
CORN CLOSES FAIRLY STEADY.
Oats Quite Active but Lower-A Fea-
turcless Provision Business
Cattle Slow and Irregular
An Advance on Hogs.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2i-lSpecial Telegram to
IHE BEE. The action OF the wheat market
was very uncertain most OF the session.
There was a general disposition TO ignore
weather news after the experiences OF last
week. During the day dispatches reporting
continued rains in California and another
cold wave in the northwest were not
needed. There was no outside piece of
news OF any sort to materially affect values.
TIT market opened about steady for May at
T11Sc, but went off at once to NC, rallied TO
IKE, then dropped to nc and at 1 O'Clock
was up to 7796c, with the pit dull. The bot
tom for June was 171sc and July 15Ec. The
feature OF the day was the covering of
wheat early by Partridge. His brokers
bought q great quantity the first hour. AT
the same time Hutchinson, Cudahy and Nc
Cormack & Co. were free sellers. There
was some buying by the northwest, and
later some New York buying orders, There
was considerable long wheat sold when the
price of May went TO &c. The wheat mar
ket was dull and steady at the close with
May at 1T56c.
Corn was depressed about Nc for all fu-
lures at one time today by the large receipts,
the still larger estimate for tomorrow and
the large increase in the visible supply. The
weather being generally warm and damp
had a depressing effect also. February
closed at 279sc, March at 27Xc. May sold at
2o24@2919c, but closed at 299sc. July closed
steady at 30Hc.
Oats were fairly active, weaker and lower,
due to the mild weather, fair receipts, the
decline in other grains ana also to the sell
ing by longs. Prices for deferred futures
receded Ac@4c early. The decline brought
in good buying to cover by shorts apd the
loss was regained, but the market closed
steady at the same as Fridays last sales.
There was q fair business in selling May
and buying July at &c difference. Car lots
OF No. 2 in store were dull at 19Hc for regu-
lar and zoe for special houses. No. 2 white
for May was dull, but was offered at 211sc.
There was a little frmer feeling on hog
products today, but aside from this the
market was featureless. Lard and mess
pork sold but 211c highe r. while short ribs
gained SC, but later lost half the advance,
making all products but a trifie up. May
$5.S74; March. MAY pork. So. g509 g7l6.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
Market Mcntfob.

80
Cattle active with some sales at strong
prices. ifa-
Hogs steady on heavy weights and packing
hogs and lower on light aud butcher
weights.
The STANDARD cattle company sent in two
cars OF corn fed western cows from Ames.
John Nellor, ono OF the regulars from Bee.
man, had a car Of hogs on the market. :
j. Il. Withrow, w. T.. Skinner, ID. Dawson
and A.. II. Lee, representing the Union Stock
Yards pany were. a. the yards but left for
their respective territories Monday after
noon. LAF
j. II. Perry had four cars of feeders on
the market from Atkinson.
]. Grabow, an extensive shipper and well
known patron Of this market came 10 from
Grabow with two cars Of cattle and one car
OF hogs.
Linwood, Neb., sent in the following dele.
cation OF cattlemen: +. Walla, Il. Walla and
John Kavan, who brought one load bach Of
their W feeding.
Fuller. Smith g. Fuller, old time shippers
TO this point, sent in a car of hogs from
Creston.
j. Merrill OF Columbus was at the wards
looking after q car of cattle OF his own feed
ing.
j. S. Doherty. a regular patron of this
market stationed at Dunlap, Ia, had cattle
on the market.
S. II. Atwood of the firm Of q. H. Parma
lee & Co., Cedar Creek, was at the yards on
business.
J.. S. Forjyce, the we'll known Central
City sneep man sent 10 a double deck load
OF sheep.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

green cages, 81 .65@1.so; peaches, Bay City,
with pitts in, Sl6U; currants, 81. 30; goose
berries, 1925; ounces. $40; raspberrles.
81. 20; struwbert les, 81. 80; peaches, 8 10 east
ern standards, si,S5; 3 N bic, 81. 10; 6 n pie,
$500; gallon pie, $500; apples, high stand
ards, $50; 9 ID ~goosoberries, 90c; Q 10 straw
berries, aO695c: . 10 raspberries, sl.00; . n
blueberries, S0019Oc; , ID blackberries 656n
Toe; 2 ID Strawberries, preserved. 81. rs 5 d
raspberries, preserved, $3.50; . ID blackber.
chopped, g.. 90; . ID Bahama grated, s2.75; .
h Bahama sliced, s.. 80; . h Standard sliced,
&.s5@l5O; cherries, . ID RED, Baltimore, IS
@95c; pears, 2 h, Sl.3O.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
A LIVE sToOK.
Cattle.

Monday, Feb. "a.
Receipts of cattle estimated at 500 com
pared with 2,649 Saturday. The receipts
are too mall to make anything of a market
today but nearly everything is changing
with ZONE sales indicating a shades advance
over Saturdays closing prices. There were
only seven loads of cows in and they all
changed hands early at strong prices.
Feeders and stockers remain steady. The
sales of bulls do not indicate any
change. There were no fine steers on mar.
ket, not one load good enough to touch the
"a 90 mark. Two buncl-es of cows sold at
g.. 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
9oXc.

20xc.
R~ye-Steady.
Barley: Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy-Sl.lS66l.2 20.
Flax-Cash. s1.39.
Whisky-sl.0 or.
Pork-Easy; February, 50. 20; May, s9.971S
@1020.
Lard - Steady; February, s5,7a}I; May,
f5.S7L.
~Flour-Steaoy; winter wheat, 5000
@4.35; spring wheat, s~l.10d4.15: rye, $3.50
@2.S5; buck wheat, sl.25@l.50 per cwt.
Provisions-Shoulders, s4.15@4.25; short
clear, s5.0O@5.05; short ribs, for February.
's4.75.
Butter-Steady; creamery, 1e@27c; dairy,
10@23c.
Cheese-Firn; full cream cheddars and
fats, 9A@9S4c; Young Americas, lO]4@
1890.
ERgs-Firm; fresh, 13H@l4Hc.
Enthusiastically; heavy and light green
sailed. &c; salted bull, 3s4c; green sailed
calf, SIC; dry flint, 6@7ci dry calf, 5@6c;
deacons, &c each.
Tallow-Steaoy No, /, solid packed, 3'lc;
No. 2, sac; cake, &c.
Receipts. shipm'ts.
riour. .VVO oVoU
Wheat. IL 900 10000
Corn. .......,.....-........lH,OO0 l,s,0oo
oaIs. ........... ...,....... loO,UUO loo,Vuo
New York, Feb. A-Wheat-Receipts,
1000 bushels exports, $500; spot stronger;
No. 2 red, s5H@S6c in elevator, s6T@s71sc
afoat; options steady, No. 2 red, February,
closing at Sjhc.
Corn-Receipts, $50, 800 bushels; exports,
i9,4OO bushels: spot lower; No. 2, 342l935c
IN elevator, 351S@36c aiioat; options STEADY;
February, 35c.
oats-Receipts, 10000 bushels; exports,
lO9, $50 bushels; spot steady; white, 2Sc;
mixed western, 25H@29c; options lower,
February, 269Ic.
Coffee1Options closed steady, 90 points up;
sales, II 300 bags; February, sl6.6O@l6.I5;
spot Rio higher; fair cargoes, 5000.
Sugar--Raw, steady; refined, steady.
Petroleum-United closed for March at
$l.O54.
Erss-Easier; western, 153l@l6c.
Pork-Quiet.
Lard-Stronger; western steam, S6.15.
Butter-Quiet; Elgin, 2sG2Sl1c; western
dairy, s@lic; creamery, 12(02Ic.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged; western, 8
@lOc.
St.Louis. Feb. "a. Wheat - Lower;
cash, axe; May, 15Sc.
Corn-Lower; cash, 24l6c; May, 25s4c.
Oats-Lower; cash, 204c; May, 20Ac.
Pork-Quiet at $1,000.
Lard-Nominal at So d.
Whlsky-Steady ut 81 .02.
Butter-Unchanged.
Milwaukee, Feb. "a - Wheat-Easy;
No. 2 spring, on track, cash, U@T3c; May,
124c.
Corn-Quiet; No. 8, on track, 27kc.
Oats-Dull; No, 2 white. on track. pc.
Rye-Firmer; No. l in sto-e, 44@44hc.
Barley-Qulet; No. 2 in store, 4414c.
Provisions-Pork, 1870.
Minneapolis. Feb. Observation-Disclosures;
receipts for two days, 1854 cars; shipments, 33
cars. Closing: No. / hard, February. 77c;
May, TShc; No. l northern, February, 15kc;
on track, i6Ic; No. 2 northern, February,
S3c; May, 74c.
Kansas City, Feb. 2+-Wheat-Steady;
No. 2 hard, cash, 624c; No. 2 red, cash, Csc
bid
Corn-Weak; No. 9, cash and February,
2Oa6c.
Oats-No, Q cash and February, lie bid.
Liverpool, Feb. "a. - Wheat-Steady;
holders offer moderately; California No. 1,
Is 3hd per GENITAL; red western, 6s 11Hd.
Corn-Easy; No. 2 mixed WESTERN, 3s Sd
per Genital.
Cincinnati, Feb. 24.-Wheat-Steady;
| No. 2 red. nc.
Corn-Easier; No. . mixed, 3O631c.
Oats-Lower; No. 2 mixed, 23@24c.
Whlsky-Sl.0 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

Smith & NJ, Blair; L.. Anderson & Co.,
Mead; A. g. Adams, Eagle; Rankin Bros,
Cambridge; Ford q NJ, haywood; Z. ID.
Hayden, Moorefeld; ]. Delaney, Saron-
Vile; J. Grabow, Gretna; George Meisner,
Blanchard, Ia. N.-W.-M, Co., Stanton and
Oak; Fuller, Smith & Fullea, Creston; Linn
4 Co.. Brooke, Ia; N. Jacquot, Merna; w.
II. Vanalstlne, Arcadia; John Nellor,
Beemer; Walroth & W., Atkinson. -
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
On the Marke: With Cattle.

J. w. Watson, J. Z. Blenkiron & Co., A.
Olsen, +. ID. Robinson, Bancroft; J. e.
sen, Bennington; J. j. Doherty, Dunlap. la. :
J. HASTE, Elmwood; ]. Sugden. Syracuse;
Jay, X. Mason. Farnam; Arthur Burge'
Wahoo; ]. Grabow, Gretna; STANDARD cattle
company. Ames; Jay Merrill, Columbus;
son, Malvern, Ia. NJ. Gillion, Atwood, Kan. /;
@. M. Scott, Hartley, Ia, w. q. Hudson,
Sioux City, Ia; Perry Hayden, Weston; II.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

SAIL Tw1NE-Very fine fax, 3sc; fine fax
29o; line cotton, 22c; Calcutta hemp, lac.
SAisopA-Bbls, ~; graduated, lsIc;
kegs, iHo; Digs, so, rs, bkc.
SrARcH-4a@Sc per h.
STOVE PoLIsH-k2,0 O05.S1 per gross.
BAGS Am, Der 100, $500; Lewiston, per
100, St7. 90.
NuTs-Almonds, 15c; Brazils, lac; flberts,
l2lSc; pecans, lie; walnuts, 12LSc: peanut
COCKS. Sc; roasted, lie; Tennessee pea
nuts, &c,
DRues (Grocers)-Per lb-Borax, 10c;
copperas, csc; Bay leaves, lac; glue, 16c
epson salts, &c; glauber salts, Be; sulphur,
2L5c: blue vittol, %; alum, 4c; tartaric acid,
42c; rosin, PC; saltpeter, absolutely pure,
lOc; gum camphor, 2 lbs In box, 1 OF cakes,
use; hops, 4 and &slb packages, eoc; sage,
y and hlb packages, l5cs madden, 13c;
saltpeter, Zoe; indigo 3lb and 5-lb boxes, S
/, b56iOc; indigo, 3-lb and 5-lb boxes,
Madris, Toe ;sealiug a 25lb boxes, red,
3l3c; sealing wax, 25-lb boxes, white, &c,
CoFFBE-Green-Fancy old golden Rio,
24c; fancy old peaberry, 24lsc; Rio, choice
to fancy, CSC; Rio, prime, 22c; Rio, good,
2lc; Mocha, 29c; Java, genuine q. G., Csc;
Java, good interior, 24c; African, 2lc.
RoPE-Basis manila rope, l5c; sisal rope,
l2lSc; cotton rope Ice; new process, Sic.
COTTON Tw1NE-Bibb, very fine, 3 or 4 ply,
22c; fine, zoe; Daisy, $50; candle wick, &c.
OLIvEs-Quarts, per doz, 50, I5; plnts, per
doz, s2.25; bulk, per gal, 94c.
NINEGAR-D gr. cider, Sc; good, lee; white
wine. 15c.
MoLLAssEs-Bbls, n. O., choice, per gal,
Soc; bakers, 24Og35c; black strap, 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

The receipts of hogs are estimated at
l.20O, compared with arr Saturday. The
sales were all made early at steady prices on
heavy weights and packers, with light and
butchers weights from a shade to sc lower.
Only two loads, sold late In the day. reached
$3.50. Nearly everything sold at 50. 1908. rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
PRODUCE MAKKErs.

CHICAGO. Feb, 2L-l;t5 o. IN. close
Mheat.Firmer; February, 1870; March,
754c; May, 71Ac.
Corn-Steady; February, 27Ac; May,
ost-Higher; February. 1910; May,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
Sheen.

The receipts Of sheep were /, TAG, compared
with l,647 Saturday. Some very fine corn
fed westerns. weighing l3l pounds, sold at
$5.25; The sheep market is active and prices
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
Prevailing Prices.

The following is a table of prices paid In
this market for the grades OF stock men,
toned:
Prime s,aa.a lam 10 ,enn ne ,oo a IN
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

Warner, Hooper; walroth &,W,.J. II. Perry,
Atkinson; Frank Walla, r. Walla, John
Kavan, LinwOod. y,u
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
Drugs.

Citric acid, 46@5oc; tartaric, 41@43c;
carbolic, 31641c; castor oil, 81. 26@l.2S;
balsam tolu, 3784Uc; tonka beans, Sl.57g
1.60; cubeb berries, Sl.SS; calomei, 95c;
camphor, 52@57c; %cantharides, 81, 3O; cassia
bids, lie; Chloroform, 4Sc; ergot, 41c;
glycerine, csc; gum arabic, 60695c; lyco-
podium, 4+c: mercury, SOC; morph. sulph.
$2.95; opium, A.U; quinine, 35@50c.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
The following were the closing quotations:

MoNEr-On call easy, ranging 21l@4x per
cent.
PRIME MEacASriLs PAPER AZ @6h per
cent
STERLING ExoHASaE-Woak; slxty-day
bills, H.e24; demand, sAs61,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

sheep.
Showing the number of sheep bought on
today's market and the purchases:
Armour udahy Packing company ..... 1877
Booge & Son........... ............ 175
90.
Swift e. Co. 900
The Automatically Packing Co. ...... 500
G. H.. Hammond & Co ............... 424
Total. 1916
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

Average Price ~ Hogs.
Showing the average price paid for loads
of hogs on the days indicated in 1887, 1888
and 1890:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

STOCK ReCeipfs.
Onicial Saturday. Estimated today.
Cattle, 1872 cars .26f9 CATTLE, IS cars. 500
Hogs, ~ cars .2712 Hogs. 10 cara . 1900
Sheep. . cars. l647 Sheep, 0 cars. K. . .l746
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
The Visible SunnlY.

TIC visible supply.
CHICAGO, Feb. I.-The visible supply for
the week ending February 81, as compiled by
the secretary of the Chicago board Of trade,
is as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25

Range OF Prices-iogI
The following table shows the range Of
prices paid for hogs:
Light and medium hogs. .....s 50 65 @3 81
Good to choice mixed hogs. 3 40 M3 10
Good to choice heavy hogs. 3 65 @3 IS
Range OF Prices sheen.
The following table shows the range of
prices paid for sheep:
Prime fat sheep .............s SO as so
Good fat sheep. -. ....... -. 8 so @4 SO
Common to medium Sheep. 9 90 @3 75
Lambs ....... 4 90 @6 90
Comparative Tables.
The following tables show the range in
prices on hogs during this and last week:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
Average Coat OF Hogs.

The following table gives the average cost
OF hogs on the dates mentioned, including
the cost today. as basel mon sales reported /.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-25
sheep.

Total ...... 1865
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oerielbe nun feinem gnoe nabte. 6ein
@eih uanberte tber bic 6ben, ueiten
Gelbr. tiber bic buutlen Wdlber ieiner
Deimatb.
lGortfetuus foIst.l
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yao@ ber rleueffeu griminoIset

tiait mar In ben meiden beutibea
@roBfdbten, b. b. BON Gtdoten tiber
100000 ginuobner. bic RriminaIitdt
itdrter. als In Der &ei9sbauptitaot Ser.
lin. 4uf ie 10000 ginwobner Der
itrafminbigen 8eb6lterung tommen
Werurtbeilte iE: Berlin 1918, Mltona
1857, 6annober 1911. Stettin 1892,
2eip3ig 1878. Mhn9en 143, Nirus
berg 144.5, Megbeburs 146,1, Chem.
nib 151 i, Dau5ig 20l,6, 2Dnigsbere
2O6,6, Breslau 213,8. Nu9 In 1es
aiebung auf ben Giebitabl geb6rt Ser.
lin au ben begtnitisiten Sidbtsn bes
Nei1es, benn unter allen Stdbten bon
mebr als 10000 @inwobner baben nur
~ cine geringere relatiue 9iebftablss
after.
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3,pei Seele,t.
aomau pom gsuSolpb sinSan.

l8onfstuns.)
Ct nidte Iaugfam NIT BEN Rcpf unb
ioate ieiie:
3d. ia.
Was, Sa. ..io2 fr0gte He Id6elnb: |:
ober Ct aniipottete aimt unb ipieoer.
boIte fltr, Oiesm1l nit einerl faum
btrnebmbaren Seufser:
eeit nam ids eis bier q iropte fie.
Set wenieei Gtnubenl
Do fommeii Sic ber 2
Da t@wdpb ieine Befaugenbeit unb
CT iagte, nit einett fr,nnbIiNen Sd,
@eln bic Champs gIsiess biuuuterbeu,
tenb:
Bon OOrt. :. gDeit BON bier. J. aus
AmefiEaI
Sic bIeiben isti pieber bier
Neinl Sd gebeufes In ben ud9lien
3ngen mad DeutI& &lanb auriidiufehreu.
4ber i'd tuerbe Sic bod borber 5eben2
ct sQhberte cine Getuilbe un0 fn4te
bann pexlegen un5 obne 6reubi9tsit:
4
Sroui
Sic bate Iein 36gern bemertt unb
es ibIen he 3li uerlebeu. 6ie idDieg
cine fIeine DeiIe baun bIidie ne ihn
luebmntble ail.
Sd m6dbte asrue hbrer, tuie es Sb=
iien ge9angen III -- iuie es Sbnen gebt,
l0gte iie eubIid bite, belu9en Sic
MID! no bleibe beute 4bsub 40 6au.
ie - heute &benb. =. tlnb aud @lprs
geni ietie lie tinau. auf Wieberieben!
8xjpre6en 6ie mir: Nuf @ieber.
fsteiii
gr berbeugie Edb ifumns.
Rein, perlpte1eu Gie mir, bo6 Gie
MID aufluden iperbenl f,ibr he fort.
Gie IInb 3ii giilig, gudbias 6raul
0as ~ fsin geriprs6en, unierbra9
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Die ,.e,.e tsntSecfuna.

Ste Ale baben 9bre Ereunhe unb Detannten toppn
igreaen bbren. Geuet@t fnb ete aud felbi Gnsr ron
Densa, pel4e an f& ielbit erfabren baben, pie gut
ntes uRtftel IT, Benn Ste es ienaaIs perIu&t baben,
bann iinb Gte aud ein trsuer Greunb bappn. DEM
rer etnmaI etnen geriu4 NIT Or. Rings Reuer Guts
eetan9 semaGt Bat, beI bdt es aud ron Der 3eii an
mmer tn ietnem 3auie. Benn ste eS nod niemals
8etrauH baben, nub etnen uIen pber eine Grfdltuna
halen ipuen, pber irsenb Elm 9ethen Der 2unse bes
9aIles pber eer Brnt baun reri6aifsn sic flo etns
ir6 tn jebem Gae sarantirt eber has oelD pirb sus
rdfsesaht. grrbeEaf4en gratis In Der Gpctbefe spn
Dreib, 9bomplrn & Go.
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g.rnfeifnr ssr1nfel In MerIin he.

= Profefior Gtdnfel In Berlin bes
ri@tete in elmer ieiner Iebien 8orieIum.
gen iiber einen 6all, mo Ste Gins
ipribuna eiHer iiberitarten Dofis BON
Ro6s rparatoloio" ben Sob berurladt
babe. Sn anberen 6dllen babe er aber
febr erfolgreiGe 3eiuItate er3ielt. Bot.
ii6tfei inbefen seboten. um einen &hds
fall nod ani6einenber Seilung au ber'
bitten.
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BnaIems glrutee.ealbe.

Die bette Salbe ber GeIt fir S1nitte,
0ueti&unssn, @efdpfre, iieber. unb Sauts
Ausf&Ias, syIe&te, se1prunsene Sdnbe, 8roR.
bsulea unb ole Sautiranibeiten turirt 9d.
mOrrboiben ober feline BsSabInne. 8SIliae
Satisfaetion eorantirt oeer 6as @eIb pirb
suriierfattet. Is Gents bie S&a&teI. Bun,
gertauf IN allen apotbesen. Dreib, 9bomp'
fon g. Co., @bolefaIe.