Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAELT BEE: TUESDAY, EEBBTTAIIY 10, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
I Corn Fit ii a SpeotioU of Aotlrilj and May
Breaki Lover.
VHEAT YIELDS TALM TO LARGER MARKET
Old Hare Aotlve Trnde, rrlth IIo.Ty
Covering; of Short nnd t'nlnndln
Longi Provlnloim JInlil Up
ItemnrUablr Well.
CHICAGO, Feb. H.-Tho corn pit fur
nished n. apcctaclo of excited nctlvlty to
day. The Jlny option, after nn ndvanco
early, broko under lluuldntlon of enormous
lots by long nnd closed HV.io lower.
Other markets were affected sympathetic
ally, wheat closing ttllHc, oats ho and pro
visions 24'374c depressed.
Corn held unditputed sway on the Hoard
of Trade- throughout tlin entire reunion.
The volumo of business was heavy the first
two hours of the day. The May option
opened !4o higher at 4l',ic to 41ic. Thera
was nothing particularly striking either In
tho crop situation or In tho statistical re
ports, but shorts were clamorous In tholr
demands. Heverul million buiiholi changed
hands at tho oponltu: figures, and ufter
touching 41HllUc the market was mid
t ilenly bid up to 41c. It seemed us if
' everybody whh a would-bo purchaser, and-
denly the markot began to crumble. Where
j i few mlnuteg before seorccly any corn
; vras to be had, millions of bushels were for
i utile. Ono speculator was credited with
I netting rid of 5,000,000 tin. nnd
others wcro not far hohlnd. May
declined to 40'IW0Hc. and closed at
40)ic, a net loss of HijTic. Owing to tho
ixccinhn pressuro the market showed re
markable strength, llecclpts wcro 413 cars,
two of contract sradn. , ,
Wheat yielded tho palm to corn without
a protest and followed the lamer market
with nreat docility. Tho pit most of tho
eosulon was half deserted. May oponcd un
changed to Wc hlirhcr at 754c to 75Hr
76ic, Influenced chletly by tho opening
strength, although steady cables and mod
erato northwest receipts wero contributory
factor. Home commission houses buying,
coupled with covering by nervous shorts,
caused on early advanco to 757c. Tim corn
break later caused a reaction to 75c, and
the cloro wus easy, sMfV4o lower ut 7W
76tc Tho market had somo support on
tho decline, but prominent bulls for tha
most part wero not Interested. The de
crease in the visible, 812.000 bu., was ex
pected. The amount of wheat and flour
on ocean passage Is now tho largest over
known nt tho season by 2.500,000 bu. Ex
porters reported twenty-flvo loadH taken
for foreign shipment and Heaboard clear
ances In wheat nnd flour wero equal to
407,000 bu. Primary receipts wcro Cfll.OOO
bu., compared with 914,000 bu. lost year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 4!5 cars,
ngaln.it 026 lat week nnd 723 a year ago.
Local receipts wero llfty-elght cars, nono
of which graded contract.
An actlvo trade was done In oats, and
s was tho case In tho corn market thero
was heavy covering of shorts and unload
ing of longs. About 2,000.000 bu. of long
oats camo out, according to a rough esti
mate. Tho markot followed the corn lead,
May sold between 26-Jo and 25',4o and closed
in lower at 25V4c. .......
Provisions wero not able to withstand
tho locil receipts of hogs, which were 14.000
head In excess of tho number estlmato.1
Saturday, and tho swift change In tho pre
vlously bullish condition of tho corn mar
ket. Transactions wero not Important.
May pork sold between $14.07 and J13.07M,
and closed 12'4o lower at.H4.02H; May lard
between J7.47H and $7.42(4. closing 7Wfl0a
down at $7.32ft. and May ribs between
7.v7 and $7.teA. with tho closo 7V4o do
pressed nt J7.02&. .
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
f.5 enry. corn, W0 cars; oats, KS cars; hogs,
85.000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows;
i .Artlclcs.l Open. High. Low. Close. Safy.
Wheat
Feb.
Mar.
May
Corn
Fob. Mar.
May
Oats
Fob. May
5nrk
Fob.
May
X,nrd
Mar.
May
July
Illhs
Feb. May
Sept.
73t(,W
3?OV4
756
74
7514
sai
39i
38V4
Sit
41140U
24i
2o?i
13 93
11 15
7 45
7 B2',4
7 55
7 0714
7 10
7 2214
S.J
13 8214
14 0214!
6 9714
7 02'4
7 16
rash nuotatlons were as follows:
FLOUIt-Steady: wlntor patents, J3.60JJ
.S0: straights, $3.205jn.fiO; clenrs, $2.C0t?3.3O;
spring specials, J4.axft4.30: patents. I3.50fi
8.70: stralchts. 3.00fl3.30; bakers, $3.:o2.50.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 6SQ74c; No. 2 red,
7414117514c.
COIIN No. 2, 884c; No. 2 yellow, 3Sic.
OATS No. 2, 2514(iT25Hc; No. 2 white, 2S3
tSHc: No. 3 white, 27?2Sc.
UVK-No. 2, RKSBlMc.
BAULKY Common, 4Cc; fair to choice
malting. 49W5SC
SEEDS Flax. No. 1. $1.61; No. 1 north
western. $1.64. 1'rlmo timothy, $1.35, Clover,
contract grade. Jll.00ftll.15.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl $13.85
013.90. Lnrd. per 100 lbs.. $7.35Q7.37!4. Short
ribs sides (loosel, $6.95(87.15. Dry salted
nhouldem (boxed), 0.25j0.50. Short clear
Bides (boxed), $7.307.10.
WIIISKY-Ilnsls of high wines, $1.27.
SUQAHS-Cut loaf, 6.29c; granulated,
B.72c; confectioners' A, B.GOc.
The following aro the receipts and ship
ments today:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 42,000 29,000
Wheat, bu 49,000 r.1.000
Corn, bu 287.000 100,000
Oats, bu 33tf,000 173,000
Ityo. bu 4,000
Barley, bu 31.000 9,000
On tho Produce exchango today the but
ter market was quiet; creameries, 14Q22c;
datrlrs. llAfil8c. Cheese, fnlrlv octlvo ut
10ifill?ic Eggs, quiet; fresh, 1561614c.
SBW YOIIIC jem:hai. maiikkt.
Qnotntlona of tlir Dnr on Vnrlons
tynmntiHlltlen.
NEW YORK. Feb. lS.-FLOIJn-neceiptft,
80,838 bbls.; exports, 33,875 bbls.; dull ugaln
and easier, with top grade shaded a lit t lo
to conform to tho drop on wheat. Hvo
flour was dull; winter straights, $3.45fi3.50;
Minnesota patents, $4.1Offi.30; Minnesota
bakers, $3.00S3.35; winter patents, $3.6.Vif
4.00; winter extras. $2,604(2.85; winter low
grades. $2.45f2.60. Ilye Hour, quiet; fair to
good, $2.S03.15; choice to fancy, $3.20ya.65
IJuckwlieat flour, easy at $2.10n2,15.
UUCKWHEAT-Dull at COt62c. c. , f
New York.
COttNMEAI-Qulot ; yellow western, D0a:
City. Die: Brandywlne, $2.402,45.
niii-omany! ivo, 3 western, 61c. f. o. b..
afloat; state, 6fT57c. c. I. f., carlots,
BARLEY Qulot: feedltiB, 48it61c, c
Uew York: malting, Coq65c.
c. I. f
II ( III L.iP . k.n.'..Tti.
"'iiuim .uai-uuii; wesieru, BssfiZc.
wnuAj uecemts. :n.Mio h mnnn.
J99.120 bu.; snot, weak; No. 2 red, 80'ic. f.
o. b.. nfloat; No. 3 red, 78ic. elevator; No. 1
northern Duluth. S6',4c. f. o. b afloat; No.
1 hard, Duluth. 90c. f. o. b alloat, Op
tions oncned steadv nml fn-
vanced on tho prospect for a fair vlslblo
buppijt ururuntr. j neir subsequent OC
tlons. however, wero morn hnnriah in utm.
Jng with a Bharp break In corn and bur
densome offerings for both nccounts; closed
t liUHo net decline. March. 79W79i4c,
closed 79c; May, ?J 9-lUWS0-c, closed 79Tfo:
June. 79HS79T4c.' closed 701ic. ' '
CORN Receipts, 139,4ri bu.; exports,
J9S.335 bu.: sj)ot, weak; No. 2, 4S'4c. ele
vator, and 47Hc, r. o. b nfloat. Options
market advanced rapidly for a tlmo this
morning on small country offerings and
small contract arrivals, but later gave way
to a determined bear attack, ruling heavy
nil tho nfternonn undor liquidation. Closed
weak and 14c net lower. May, tcg-mic,
closed 46a: July. 45Uff46c. closed 45ic.
OATS-Receipts, 92,400 bu.: exports, 15,
890 bu.; fcpot, quiet; No. 2, 30Wu; No, 3. 30e;
No. 3 white, 33o; No. 3 white, 33c; track
mixed, western. awjJiiio; inicK, white,
tlQ3SMc. Options wero quiet and barely
HAY Steady; shipping, 77HQ60cj rood to
choice, 92V4at5c.
1900 crop. lTfl'SOo; 1899, l!tfl5c; old olds, id
60; Pacftlo coast, 1900 crop, 175719c; 1899, 110
jac; 01a oiuo, u;v.-.
1I1DES Steady: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs,,
18ttftl9o; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas
dry 24 to 30 lbs., 15c.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock sole, Huonos
Ayres, light to heavyweights, 24tf25oj acid,
TALLOW Firm; city (2 per pkg.), 4T40
In, nnnnlrv lr,tL'. frCC). DflbHC.
PROVISIONS-Ueef. quiet; family, $11.50
6112 00: mess, W.WWV.du; uefi iiuum, ,io.ou(u'
rt-.OO: packet. $10. W10 6b; ;xtra lfa me?.
lies, JJ.tiSUw.o"; "i"'. J '..:i.f.
78; 74 7MTVJ
74,, 74U 73?4'u,',4
Wi&i 76T4 75
""403; ""39
41HSH ?i 40UGtt
24N. 24T4 24i
2BQ25i 2514 25?i
'ii' itp.i 'ii oni 'ii'im
749 7 40 7 37
7 47 7 471,4 7 42V?
7 47H 7 4715 7 4714
7 00 7 00 o 074
7 05 7 07V4 7 02V4
7 1714 7 1714 7 15
6.25: PlcKleU liams, iy.ivyv.w. j.ai.i. ..-...,,
western steamed. $7.'i0: rellned. quiet; con
tlnent I7.S8: South America, $8.(5; com
Sdl IBJMI8,621L PorU. steady; family,
$15.00315.50; short clear, $14.76316.60; meesi,
$13.76'rfl4.n0. , .
Ill'TTUR-Recelnts, 8,947 pkg.! steady!
fresh creamery, iwK3c; Juno creomerj'i 15
ra20c; factory, llCTl&c
CHEESE Receipts, 1,152 PRS.: rnnrket
unsettled; fancy large, fall made, llUVieS
fancy small, full made, 12e.
EaOS-Recelpts, 8,771 pkgs.j steady; west
ern, nt mark, 1614c; southern, at mark,
15I'Ot'I.TRY Live, weak; fowls, lie; chick
ens, 9c; turkes, 9fll0c; dressed, quiet and
steady. .
I'OTATOES Hteidy ; Jerseys, $1.2o1?l.i5;
New York, $l..-oyi.75; I)ng Island, $1.60
1.87'4J Jersey sweets, $1.754rt2.50.
Rk'E-Qufot; domestic, lair to extra, 3Ti
ifffii.c: JaiiMti, 4?jlV. .
PEANUTS Quiet; fancy hand-picked, iU
Qici other domestic, 5c.
METALS Huslncss In tin In the local
metal market whs again fairly actlvo In a
speculative way, with the feeling quite firm
at an advance of about 10 points Tho
strength was In part duo to favorablo In
formation from London nnd tho largo fhlp
ments frcm tlds country. Further advance,
however, whm nrrested .by expectations of
heavy arrivals of tin within tho next week
Tho closo here was firm nt $27.00t7-'7.n:.,
whllo at London final prices wero JC123 10s
for spot The rest of tho general list dls
played little If any Important developments,
with trading chiefly of a hand-to-mouth
character. Copper remains in. a small, nom
inal condition, closing nt $17.00 for Luke Su
perior nnd $16.62',t for casting and electro
lytic. Lead, though not quotnbly lower,
had nn easy undertone an the result of de
pression nt London, whom prices elojod nt
14 17s 6d and the Increase In stocks here.
Tho close was dull at Jl.37',4. Spelter ruled
quiet nf $.1.97Hfl4.00, whllo domestic Iron
markets exhibited a weak undertone, but
prices, however, remain practically un
changed nt $9.l310.50 for pig Iron war
rants: northern foundry, $15.00) 16.50; south
ern foundry, $ll.60gi3.i5, nnd soft south
ern, $l3.0Of( 15.75. At Glasgow the closo
was ut 64s 7d and nt Mlddlesborough 46s
71id.
OMAHA WHOLESALE- MARKETS.
Condition of Trade nnd (Inotntlona
nn Staple nnd Fancy Produce.
KOaS Receipts Increasing; good stock
weak nt 14tfl414e.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 6Uft7c; young,
staggy nnd old roosters, 3136c; ducks, 614
4i"c; geese, 6!yif7c: turkeys, eVsHc,
FRESH DRESSED POULTRY Hens, 714
ff?c: roosters, 4fci;c: ducks, i!4S9c; geese,
BVilOc; turkoys, 9fil0c.
OAME Mallard ducks, per doz.. $3.00ft
3.50; teal, $1.605fl,75; mixed, $1,504(1.75: Jack
rabbits, $1.251.60; cottontails, 90cR$1.10.
IJUTTER Common to fair, ll4c; choice,
13U14c; separator, 22c.
FRESH OYSTERS First grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per can, 38c: ex
tra selects. 32c; standards, 25c; medium,
20c. Second grade, slack filled, New York
counts, per can, 30c; extra, selects, 26c;
stundards, 20c; bulk standards, per gal.,
$1.25.
FROZEN FRESH FISII-Black bass. 10c;
whlto bass, 10c; blueflslt, Ho; bullheads, 10c;
uiue 11119, 7c; catusn, lie; coa, va; croppie
juc; ciscoes, bc; nnntiut, lie: nernng, 4i
6a: haddock. So: mackerel. 20c: nercli. 61
7c: plckerol, 7c; pike, 9i5; red snapper, 10c;
salmon, 14c; sunflsh, 6c; smelts, 10c; trout,
wo; wnitensn. c
PIOEONS Live, per doz., $1.
VEALS-Cholce. 9S10c.
HAY Price quoted by Omnha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Cholco upland,
$S.5o: No. 1 upland, $8; medium, $7.60; coarso,
17. Rye straw, $5.60. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair. Receipts, 20 can.
OATS No. 3 white, 27c
CORN No. 3, 32c.
I1RAN-$.M.60.
VEGETABLES.
PAR9NIPS-Per. bu., 60t. 1
TURNIPS-Fer bu. basket, 40a.
HEETS-Pcr bu.. 40c.
CARROTS Per bu., 40c.
LETTUCE Per bu., 40?N5c.
RADISHES Per dox.. .too.
I'ARSLEY Per doz., 35c.
UEANS-Wax, por 1-3 bu. basket, $1;
string, soc.
POTATOES-Pcr bu., 60Rc; Idaho, per
bu., nc. ,
SWEET POTATOES-Per bbl., $2.
CAHHAGE Holland seed, liS2c.
TOMATOES California, por 0-basket
crate, $1,611,
ONIONS Native, per bu $1; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2c.
CELERY-Cnllfornla, as to size, E075o;
Kalnmazoo, 2Mt30c.
CAULIFLOWER-Cnllfomla, per crate,
$3.
FRUITS.
GRAPES Malaga, por keg. $6.5039.00.
APPLES Per bbl.. $3: eastern. 13.EMI3.7V
California Itellflowcrs, per box, $1.50.
uuArsuHKuius iicii ami uugie, $10 per
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., $9; per crate, $3.25.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California seedlings, $2,250
.60: navels. $2.75iff3.25: Mexican. 12fii
Florlil.'UH. $3.25,
LEMONS California, extra fnnnv. t.t.Rn.
choice, $3.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to Blze.
$2.0Wj2.60.
nuss California, new cartons, 80c: lay
ers, 76o; Imported, per lb., 13S?15c.
DATES Persian. In GO-lb. boxes. S'jlrs. En
per lb,; Halloween, 614c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IIIDES-No. 1 green, 6i; No. 2 green, Bo;
No. 1 salted, 7c; No, 2 salted, 6c; No. 1 veal
calf, 8 to 12 lbs,. 80; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15
lbs.. 6c: drv hides. S'iiiSa: slipnn nnlta "V,e
7oo: horso hides, $1.605f2.25.
VTtTJ f.-,..llut. ...nl...u .1. .n.. ...
. w . j ..nhiiciii HiHiium, jicr iu., jo: Al
berts, per lb 13c; almonds, per lb., lSQCOc;
law peanuts, per lb., 65i4c: roasted, CHU
St. Louln Crnln nnd 1'rorlsloiia.
ST. I.fllTISf. !Wl IRWITOA'l'Tn.,.r.
No. 3 red, cash, elevator, 7214c: track, 74W
.514c: May. 7314c; July, 72',4'U72&4c: No. 2
hard. 7uH.ffi71ic.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 3S7c; track,
SajilfOc; May. 3S?i3Sic; July, 3838140.
in uower; io. i casu, zuc; track.
26Ufi2654o: May, 261Jc; July 23?ic; No. 2
white, 2S1T2S14C.
Jivis Klrm, 52U0214C
T.M.OtTTI I!lir)mniTD,l . nnl.i.1. M V.fl i: .
extra fancy and straight, $3.203.40; clear,
$2.70(32.00; low grades, $2.20fif2.60;
ai'iiiua-umoiny, nrm nt i.40if4.65; tlax,
nomlnnlly lower at $1.61.
CORNMEAL Stead v nt J2.0T..
13 RAN Strong; sacked lots, east track,
HA"V Firm for best ciades: tlmothv. Jft.cn
12.00: prairie. $8.00Q9.5O.
WHISKY Steady at $1.27.
1HO.N tJori'ONTIES-Steady at $1.25.
IIAGOING-Qulet at l&Ttic
HEMP TWINE-Unchunged nt 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steadv: tnhhlnir
$11.50. Lard, lower nt $7.22'4. Dry ir.lt
meats, dull: boxed lots, extra shorts, $7,121;
clear ribs. $7.25; clear sides, $7.374. Bacon,
dull; boxed lots, extra khorts, $7.8714; clear
METALS I .end. strong: $4.2034.2214,
Spelter, firm at $3.8714.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 7c; tur
keys, 6c; young, Cc; ducks, 814c; geese,
BfiCVjC.
HUTTtsit Hteaciy; creamery, I0K210:
dairy. 12flCc. '
EGGH Steady at 14'4c
RECEIPTS-Flour. 11.000 bbls.: wheat.
65,000 int.; corn, 101.C00 bu.; oats. 34,000 bu.
Hiur.Mii.-v. is f lour, jj.vji) upis.: wheat,
4S.O0O bu.; com, 70.0CK) bu.; oats, 65,000 bu.
Liverpool (irnlii nml l'ro Inlonii,
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 18. WHEAT Snot.
dull; No. 1 California, fis 2Hd; No. 2 red,
western, winter. 5s mid: No. 1 northern.
spring, 6s 3d, Futures wcro quiet; March,
6s UW: May, 6s fid.
fours spot, American mixed, naw, 3a
lllid; American mixed, old, firm at is Hid,
Future wero quiet: February, 3s 10?4d;
March. 3s KM: May, 3s 9'4d.
PROVIf lU.NH-ncer, easy; extra India
mess. Cln9d. Pork, dull: nrlmn mesa ivi.il.
ern. 61s 3d. Hums, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs..
firm, us an. uncon, nrm: Cumberland
cut, 26 to 30 lbs., 45s; short ribs. 16 to 21 lbs.,
firm. 12s; long clear middles, light, steady,
42m fid: lonir clear middles, hcavv. firm. Jtn
6d: short clear backs, firm, S8s9d: clear
bellies, Arm, 45. Shoulders, square, strong,
11 to 13 lbs.. 37s 6d. Lnrd, stendy, prlmo
western sieamni, mhiiu, .American reuneil.
In palhi, firm, 39s 3d.
PI1AS Canadian, unlet. &s 8d.
HOPSAt Ixindon (Pnclllo coast), steady,
4!iri:5 IBs
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, nteady,
Sa fill.
Hl'TTER Dull; finest United States, 90s;
0011 I'uiieti minus, ton.
CHEESE tlulet: Amcrlcnn finest white,
60s: American tlnest colored, 51s.
TALLOW Prlmo city, quiet, 25s 3d; Aus
trnltan, In London, easy, 27s.
Tho Imports of whent Into Liverpool last
week wero: From Atlantic ports, 74,100
quarters; raciuo pons, none; oiner ports,
8,000 quarters.
Tho imnorts of corn Into LIvernnnI frnm
Atlantic ports last week wero 33,000 quar-
a.
Knnsnn City Cm In nnd I'mrlalonii.
.KANSAS CITY, Feb. 18. WHEAT May,
6T,6,o; cnsli, No. 2 hard, eWBCOc: No. 3.
a7T6Se; No. 2 red, 71c; No. 3, 68370c.
CORN-May, 3740; vnMi. No. 2 mixed,
auTtmain, nu. . Willie, JlrtC JNO, 3, 3(C.
DATS No! 2 white. 27c.
RYE No. 2. 4Sc.
IlAY Choice timothy, $10.60U.OO; choice
prairie. J8.6Ofl9.00.
RUTTER-Creamer', 17ST20c; dairy, fancy,
JXIGS-Iyiwer; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas Mtocrf. 13c dozen, loss nit. enam rn
turned; now whltewood cases included, He
more.
RECEIPTS-Whcat, 9S.00O bu.; corn, SI.OOO
DU.; OUIK. dU.I.IJ on.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 44,000 bu.; corn.
v,uu uu.i oais, d.ium nn.
.MliinrannlU Wlient, Flnnr and Ilran
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 18.-WHEAT-Cash,
7Sftc; Muy, iijkc; juiy, TitfTio. on tracts;
No. 1 hard, 7BHc; No, 1 northern, 7SHe; No.
2 northern, 67Ufl3S,c
FLOUR Quiet; first patents, $4.05fl4.15:
second patents, $3.854.00: first clears, $:.P
-H3.00; second clears. $1 90ft2.M. .
BRAN-ltl bulk, $11.76(ai2.0O.
flrnlti Aslinre mill Aflont.
NEW YORK. loh. U Tlin ulnl.m.nl nf
the Vlslblo sunnlv of erulii In atnrn nnd
afloat on Saturday, February 16, as com
plied by the New York Produce exchange,
Is ns follows:
Wheal, 67,682,000 bu., a decreaso of 812.0CO
bu.
Corn. 17.03l.oM hit., nn Inrrenun nf S!M.0Ofl
bU. '
Oats, 10,302,000 bu on Increase of 12,000 bu
Rye. 1,174,000 Int., n decrease of 31,0n0 bu.
Harlev. 1.GC9.000 bu.. a decrease nf 119.000
bu.
Toledo Ornlii unit Herd.
TOLEDO. O.. Vrh. 1K.WU RAT Dull nnd
lower: cash, 79c; May. 8014c; July, 7814c.
CORN Moderately actlvo and lower;
cash, 41c; May, 41c.
ua -is Mteauy; casn, Z7c; May, mw.
RYIJ-B214C
CLOVER 8EED-1S99 prime, $6.70; March,
.10. ,
I'lillndelpliln llnttcr nnd Eicc.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 18. BUTTER
Firm: fancy western creamery. 23!4c: fancy
western prints, 23c; rnncy nearby, 24c,
EGOS Steady; fresh nearby nnd western,
18c; fresh southwestern, li!4c; fresh south
ern, 17c.
(. iir.KtsK Htenuy. t
I'eorlit Mnrftet.
PEORIA. Feb. 18.-CORN-Flrm: No. 2.
38Jic,
6ATS-nrm; No. 2 white, 27!iQ27i4c,
billed through.
WHISK Y-On tho basis of $1.27 for fin
ished goods.
Mllitniikrc (Irnlti Market,
MILWAUKEE. Fob. 18. WHEAT
Lower: No. 1 northern. 76M-e: No. 2 north
ern, 711j'(i73'4c.
jivf; Hieauy; no. i, kjc.
HARLEY 23o lowir: No. 2. 8c: samDle.
40Q63C
Dnlnth Grain MnrUet.
mtT.llTIl u.u ii.itrin.iitTi.yi..l. v
1 hard, 71Hc; No. 1 northern, 72c; No. 2
northern, "iflflSHc; May, 75'!o; July, 76ic.
. uii. mw; May, ;a?c
OATSrtliCc.
MOVK.IIEM'S OK STOCKS AJfll llJXDS.
Active Hprcutntlve Llntililntlou Is
Order of the Day In Stocks.
NEW YORK. Feb. 18. Todav wan one of
nctlvo spei'tilatlvo liquidation In the stock
market. Tho bears took a very nctlvo part
In tho day's proceedings both by short sell
ing and by manipulation for tho decline,
offering prices down freely nnd boldly.
Thero whh not much nvldenco of deter
mined support except by the sympathetic
Influcnro of the persistent strength of a
few Individual stocks. Resides the extra
ordinary movement In tho steel stocks
there was decided strength shown by tho
now Toledo, St. Louis & Western stocks,
St. Louis & San Francisco second pre
ferred. Illinois Central, Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling preferred, Amalgamated Cop
MTf and Consolidated Gas. Thero was evl
qTonco of continued nctlvlty on tho part
i a bull pool In Burlington, and tho other
grangers showed somo sympathy at ono
time. There was somo support nt Inter
vals also by sympathy with Delawuro &
Hudson, which was extremely erratic all
day. It sold down 2 onlntn nml thou cut
31i over Saturday. There was a down
ward plunge In the period of general Weak
ness of 8 points, und tho final rally left tho
net loss on S?i. In steel stocks it wns
clear enough that speculators were nt-
lempiing lo adjust prices to the supposed
terms of oxchango of tho existing securl
tics Into tho stock of tho new combina
tion. Tho taDO made It nrpttv clour flint
In tho present condition of the plan of com-
uiuuuuii mo preiurren siocks aro intended
tp benefit In tho exchango far moro than
the common stocks. Tho llrst class wero
all extraordinary buoyant and the com
mon stocks showed signs of demoraliza
tion. Hoon nreferred ndviitinoil ut mm Hum
714u nnd other gains by tho preferred stocks
wero 7 by Tin Plate, 4i by Federal Steel.
4 by Steel and Wire, and 24 by 'Republic
oiid. i iiuaa utivuiices were curtailed ny
tho reaction In the market. Natlonnl Tube
led tho decllno In the common stocks of the
steel companies, breaking 7 full points nnd
closing at the lowest. The losses of the.
others wcro partly recovored, but nt ono
iimo coiorauo iniei was down 41i, Na-
tlnnnl Ktpnl iitul Tn,u,n.,.n ,-.! a iA,iAHi
Steel 4. American Hoop 314, Steel nnd
J Iro 34 nnd Tin Plate 2i. In tho gonernl
list tho reaction rnn all tho way from 1 to
3J4 points, tho wldor losses being among
those stocks which have been most manipu
lated for an advance, notably tho south
westerns. Including Missouri Pacific and
Kansas & Texas preferred nnd somo of tho
lately developed obscure stocks, such as
Kvan8vlllo & Terro Hntitn nml tho
North Amerlcnn stock. It was clear enough
..mi. ..in iiuuiuiia uuuuoK iur me money
market waa tho Impelling cause of tho
liquidation and not any serious doubt yt
entertained over general conditions. In
fact, tho liquidation did not appear to bo
voluntary, but was forced by the uncov
ering of stoploss orders on the decline,
which the benrs wcro ablo to effect. With
i iu limit; oui or margins stocks wero
thrown on tho market tn nminni iimUnra
and commission houses which wero carry
ing them for tho customers. Tim mil innn
rato went to 2i per cent during tlin dny.
nu mni. iu i;i pur ceni uuriiig tlin Uny.
it dropped back to 2 per cent, partly duo
tho receipt of u $500,005 credit by ono of
to banks for Australian gold arrived at
in fcranclsco. Thero is no expectation,
III I
tho
oiiu v runcipco. m nern ih nn ovnnn
nowever, tnnt closer conditions on tho
money markot will bo escaped In tho nenr
uuuiturn cuiiiinuca to express confi
dence that there will bo no actual strin
gency, but buch largo requirements for
credits duo to tho heavy financial transuc-
i una in iiroKress remain still to bo met
that sentiment over tho money outlook Is
nervous.
Very heavy bnvlnir of HniiHinm rnm
4s was the feature of tho railroad bond
market. The tendency elsewhere wus een
erally reactionary. Total sales par value.
$3,52.,000. U. S. old 4s advanced i per cent
vii inn mat, tun,
Tho following nrp tho, closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchunge:
Atchison 60
Wabash
174
do nfd RSU
nntllmoro & O... 90U
Wheel. & L. E... ll'4
do 2d pfd: 3i!
Wis. Central 1S4
Third Avenue.... 12)
H. & O. pfd S7U
National Tuba.... M'!
Canadian rac... vi
Canada Bo ,.. 67
Clies. & Ohio...
Chicago O. W.
.. 40W
.. 1W
..H5?i
c, it. c
Chi., Ind. & L..
do pfd
Chi.. & E. 111...
a & n. w
no pru 103
Adams Express.. 150
Amor, nmnma.. K".
.. 67
..IDS
..172
U. 8. Kx 57
Wells-Kargo Ex. 131
Amer. Cot. Oil... tntj
C. R. I. & P.
...124'
,, Vj., i. oi, i,, io.
Colo. Southern... 9l4
U LI III II .X.
no jsi pro.
do 2d pfd.
. 41
Amer, Mulling...
. mi
uo pro
Amer. S. & R...
do nfd
21
Blli
17
Del. & Hudson. ..169
iiei. i,. c& v r.ni
Denver & R. O... 40
do nfd 87
Amer. Spirits ..
no mil
fc-rio -v..
Amer. Steel Hoou 29
do pfd Kl'j
oo pin yi
Amer. S. & W.... W
do pfd :i?4
Amor. Tin Plato. 63i
do pfd 97
iti. jNor. pin r.i
Hocking Con I.
. 15
Hocking Valley.. 4714
Illinois Central... 13i
Iowa Central 2314
Amer. Tobacco... Hijt
no pin till
Lako Erto & W.. II
do pfd 110
Luko Shore 220
do pru
Anne. Mln. Co.
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel & I
Con. Tobacco..
1421
in
42.
Louis. & Nnsli... PI 14
Manhattan L 116I
4IU
do pru
Federal Steel.
do pfd
Gen. Electric.
Mot, St. Ry 102V4'
49
.V4
Jlex. Central 17',.
Minn, St. L.... 721;
do nfd 106
. 20S
4.V.4
91
2214
Glucose Sugar.
Missouri Pacific. S6
Mobile & Ohio.... 7.V,4
no pru
Interu'l Paper,
do nfd
M.. K. fi: T 20
do pfd 53
Lncledo (Ins....
7MII.
N. J. Central 153H
N, Y. Contral....l4l(i
National Ulscult. 3Si
do pfd p.",t!
Norfolk & West
16?,
National Lead 1LH
do pfd.
83
ll" 1IKI
National Steel.... 41
do pfd S3
N. Y. Air Brake, 1V1
do nfd 86U1
Ontario & West.. 31V
uro. ny. e r.av,.
do pfd 76
No. American...
I'acinc Const
IK
Pennsylvania ....148
do 1st pfd 8?
Reading
do 2il n M
67
no Jl inn n.
do 2d pfd 424
Pacific Mall
40U
I.AAnlA'a I . .
. cujito n ..un ,1(HJ',B
Pressed S. Car... .WJ
ItlO U. W Ill
do pfd 93
mi ind .i.
St. L. & 8. F ."3T4
Pullman P. Car.. 193
(10 181 pill KI
o. II, ft t 41
do 2d pfd...
. oi4 Sugar
ni(:
St. L. SoutllW.... 26(j
do pfd.. .,
119
do pfd 56
St. Paul 160
do pfd 190
St. P. & Omaha.123
Southern Pacific, U
Ho. Railway.... 22
Tonn, Coal & I.
u. H. Leather..
do pfd
U. S. Rubber..
12:
..74
10
do pfd
10 u
Western Union... urfi
do pfd 744
Texas & Pacific. 2M4
Union Pacific !i.:4
do pfd 87
iiniiii. uopper ... vi
1.UIUOI10 i, u h., M4
Ull llll. ., ut
I. C. C. & St. L. 6S
Tho Commercial Advertiser's financial
cablegram says: Though business on the
stock exchungii wns meager here today the
iHiiurnuy ui 1110 nsi was siiRiuiy up ana
the tono was cheerful. This wus due In
irtirt to the hono that we have DeWnt cnr.
tiered, partly becauao the street Is count
ing on a reduction of the bank rate to 4
ner cent. American shares wern left nn.
tlrely to themselves and they fell by their
own weight. New York was doing nothing
In them to help the movement either way,
The weakest spots wero In New York Cen
tral, hi, j-aui ntm ino outuern Pacifies.
The Bank of England obtained 101.000 from
Egypt and 40,000 In bars was found In the
open market. All the gold that arrived Is
gulng Into tho bank. Tho rumors which I
cnDieu on iinuay 01 goia coming rrom Rus,
Bla waa aa I heard and reported on Batur
day a misapprehension. It was tho gold
which atrlved from India Saturday that
wns meant. Call loan rates were 3314,
although very largo repayments had been
mndo to the bnnk. Time money, 5i bills,
3A1,1. Tho fortnightly copper report
shows n decrease of 723 tons In stocKii nnd
64S In vlslblo supplies.
New York Money Mrket.
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-MONEY-On call,
Steady nt 2(2V4 per cent. Prima mercantile
paper, ,!'t.4i, per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE; Steady at de
cline, with actual business In bankers' bills
nt JI.87B 4.8714 for demand and at $4.83T4 for
sixty days; posted rates, $4.811404.8514 and
$m,,4.8SU. commercial bills. $4.834. i(
BILVER-Certltlcatcs, 62QG3c; bar, 61Ho.
Mexican dollars, 47?.c.
BONDS Government, strong; state, inac
tive; railroad, Irregular.
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
U. S, ref. 2s, rey,,
do coupon
do Ss, rcg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg,
do coupon , . . .
do Id 4s, reg.,
do coupon
do Bs, roR
do coupon
D. of C. 3 Cos...,
Atc.lt. gen. 4s ,
do ailj, 4s
Canada So. 2s...,
C. .t O. 414S. ..
do 6s,. ,
C. & N. W. c. 7s.,
,1. U t. .1.1. t-
,105 N. Y. Central Is
107
,1314
,70',
105k
,103
192
109
101
1274
1104
91,
100
110
130
1V
US
120
934
115(4
60
118
95
10.
1194
ns
115
, ro
96
1031. .N. J. (J, K, us
iio;
itm.
No. Pacific Ss..,.
' do 4s
N Y, C & 8 It it
N. ft W. c. 4s...
Oregon Nav. Is.
do 4s
Oregon H. L. 6s,
do consol 6s...,
Reading cen. 4s.
Rio O. W. is....,
St L & I M c. 6s
ut I.AKI,1 17 Hit
ir
,1134
iml
,111M,
dlOi
123
,103
. 924
,1104
106
120-V
,110
,121
St. Paul consols
S. P. C. & P. Is.
do nfd
So. Pacific 4s....
So. Railway 6s,.
Chlcago Tcr. '4s..'
I ... I , r, . ,
9i 4
ee.it H 11. X, T.
V (KUdlllu CIO. IH. .
D. & R. G, 4s.
Erin general 4s..
F. W. & D, C, Ig,
Ocn, Electric 6.i.
Iowa Ci'iitral Is.,
L. & N. unl, 4s...
M.. K. & T. 2s...
do 4s
,101 Tex. & Pacific Is
81 do 2a ,
, 8.114 Union Pacific 4s
Mlli Wabash Is
,116 do 2s
10Oi West Shore 4s...,
, 78 Wis. Central Is..
97 Va. Centuries ..,
Ronton .Stock Quotation.
BOSTON. Feb. 18.-Call loans, 214034 per
cent; tlmo loans, 3H per cent. Ofllclnl
closing:
A.. T. (fe St. F...,
do pfd
Amer. Stigur
do pfd
Amer. Telephone,
Boston Elevated,
Boston & Mo
C B. Ai Q
Dominion Coal...
do pfd
Federal Steel...,
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd....
Gen. Electric
do pfd
Ed Klec. Ill
Mex. Central
N. E. O. A; C...
Old Colony
Old Dominion...,
Rubber
Union Pacific
Union Laud
r
Mil
13414
,118
,161
169
194
1154
31
109
. 49
, 861J
112
,20?
168
,219
West End
Westlngh, Elec
Atchison 4s
N. E. G. & C. 6s.
, 60
,ioiu
, 67
13
:JS
, 82
,855
, 24
21
50
87
VA
,m
21
; bo
Adventure .,
Al ouez Mln. Co.
Amal. Copper...,
Atlantic
Boston & Mont.
Butto & Boston.
Cnlumct & Heo.
Centennial
Frnnklln
Humboldt ,
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa Fe Cop...,
Tamarack
Utah Mining ....
winona ,
Wolverines
Nerr York .Mining Stnoka.
NEW YORK, Feb. 18. The followlnc are
quotations 011 mining stocks:
Adams Con 20
Allen 43
Brcece 2u0
Brunswick Con.. 32
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada.
Small Hopes...
Standard
,.. 15
..600
.. 75
.. ft
.. 12
.. 12
.. 15
.. 60
..1M
Comstock Tun... 4
Con.. Cal. & Va,.16j
Doadwood Terra. 50
Horn Silver 110
Iron Sliver ir.
Lcadvlllo Con.... 6
London Stock Unntatlona.
LONDON, Feb. IS.t p. m.-CTosIng:
Consols, money,
do nccount
, 97'
. 974
. 57
, 93
,1S4U
,1334
. 91
, 90W
Erlo 2914
do 1st pfd 66
Pennsylvania .... 76
Reading 1
No. Pacific nfd... 8!)
Atchison
Can. Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central..
Loulsvillo
Grand Trunk ... 7
Annconda 8
Rand Mines 40
i7niou pnc. pfd.
N. Y. Central....
1484
UA,IirKJ.LYJL!!.P-8tca,,y' Per ounce.
MONEY IffMlA Tier cent. Thi mln nf ,ll.
count In tho open market for Bhort bills Is
3tl3 9-1(1 tier cent; discount for three
montns' puis, 316S3 per cent.
Foreign Flnnnclnl.
T nvnnv wi, 1 - ... 1
" . i. .iiuuuji uo in iuir nc-
mnm tnrln.. 1. , . .11 ....... ,.
......... uui viiakruuilin Wttld WCUK
owing to tho continued gold nrrlvals. On
iuu miH'K exenanco prices wero firm, ex
cept In the case of Americans, but business
IV'nH UTTinll In n.fn,, anA.L.n T." .. m .
flted by tho operations, against Dewet, who
un'j hi initu it-'iiuricu cupiiired. iaier,
however, they Were below tho best. Amcrl-
" 1 Ul It, iciiijne(l III1U
wero weak throughout, especially Milwaukee-
and New York Central. The amount
oi uuuion innen into ttie Bank of England
nn liiitntmn tmlui, a rnt iw
premium at Rome, 6.521$.
BERLIN, Feb. 18.w.internatlonals wero
quiet on tho bourse today. Spanish 4s wero
atfm H.," AnAn.lHAa n .. 1 . I .. .
...v....,., ... n,;ii.iucn i L'iiui...(i, nomo zunus
wero quiet nnd locals wcro generally catdor.
Afli.,.a nffnl...l 1... ,1... ... . , .
.., u.iut, Uf in,: iiiiauusinciory
half-yearly returns. Exchanges on Loudon,
20m 49nfgs for checks. Discount rates:
miuri inns, ifi per cent; tnree-montlis' bills,
3 per cent.
i'AUiH, l-el). 18. Prices on tho bourse to
day opened firm and business wns ani
mated. Afterward, on realizations, prices
U'lim lrrAiilir TIam.au ......... i
...nM.t... ..-,t,c-n wriu earner, V TCC
offerings caused a reaction In Turks. Span.
..in ia ncm in nuuvo (icmanu. io ttntOS
wnri. firm .a ,UA .r.. I.. ..... . .
...... w, .i,u i-iiiuuiiittiHK utiuuue OI
copper and the decrease in the visible sup
ply. Threo per cent rentes. 102f27o for
the account. Spanish 4s, 72.27.
.,i...,, i u ii. is. opunisn as closed at
1.50. Gold was quoted at 37.37.
Hank Clenrlnga.
- ' , . . '. w. virllHll, io.uio.oi.;
balunces, $2,8.rf!,SS3. Posted exchange, $4.8a
yi-SS. New York exchnnge, 10c premium.
wr. i-uuiH. i-'eu. i8.-cicarlngs, $7,093,138:
balances, $1,170,450. Money nctlvo at mo
per cent. Now York exchango, lOo dis
count bid: par asked.
CIVCIVWA'PI I.'aI, 10 ll..... -..
cont; Now ork exchange, 10tT25c premium:
v; It'll 1111(41 l.tit,ikU.
IMIILADELPHIA, Feb. 18,-Clearings
$13,182,641: balances. $3,616,820. R l
NEW YORK. Fob. 18,-Clearlngs, $120,563,
32.': balances, 18,530.300.
bus ru.N Feb. 18,-CIearlngs, $16,068,770;
balances, $1,413,000. ."-.
Condition of the Treaisrr.
WAHITINf.TOV Tl.l. io t.j .....
mcnt of the treasury balances In the gen-
,.... iuiiu, L.u-iuaivu ui ma iov,wiMJm cold
rpuorvA In iUa .It.. I.. I .. r i.j' . . .
IH.I.-IIUU ui icviciiipiiiiii,
shows: Available cash balances, $145,975,852;
b"l .V,AU,.tf,
Cotton MnrUet,
NEW YORK. Feb. 18.-COTTON-Fllend3
of. .VoMon had u trying day on 'change,
whllo tho bears scored successes, the equiv
alent of which has not been noted In many
weeks. Tho featuro of today's operations
wan tho. liquidation of March holdings by
f linrnllirnlv il atiitni.-nn,l 1 . i. .
Hlstcnt fcllliiR' of near mouths by tho benr
iiKcicai in general, f rom tne start opera
tions were conducted on a liberal scale,
with present crop options receiving the
bulk of attention. The early English ca
bles wero better than looked for, whllo re
relpts at tho ports proved barely half those
for the snmo day a year ago. There were
a few bllYlllK ordrrM'fnp Mnrnli nn.1 1ax
In evidence, sent on the theory that a ro-
uciiuii innn mo DrcnK or last weeK was In
order. The markot opened steady In tono,
with nenr mnntha 7 nnliiia lilt-imn n ,,.
changed and far months unchanged to 1
point lower. Tho stublllty was of brief
duration, as soon nfter the call great blocks
of March cotton camo out hurriedly, which
started active liquidation of Mny and July.
General selling on a Inrgo scalo was soon
in xnrco oiiu under tho pressuro prlcos
yielded ranldlv. IJv-rnnnl miwi.i
weakness hero for a time, but subsequently
conformed to tho lower figures and closed
well down to the figures current Saturday
noon here. At midday prices had I recov
ered some on profit-taking by shortB, but
later tho market again turned weak under
a fresh spurt of general selling nnd nt
sonco of demand of any character. The es.
tlmates for tomorrow'a receipts nt leading
points wero In accordance with general
ideas, and snot markets also changed ns
expected. Gloomy cotton goods nnd dry
goods market accounts helped to create?
prejudice against tho market, as did the
heaviness In the stock market. Wire and
commission houses were liberal sellers all
through tho decline. Europe bought at tho
niuri, out laier oecame a near-montn seller.
At tho close tho market was barely steady,
with prices net 3012 points higher. Spot,
quiet nnd 1-160 lower; middling upland.
!)5-16c; middling gulf. 9 9-16c; sales, 400
oaies, cotton futures closed oarely stendy;
February. 8.80c; March, 8.81c: April. 8.80c:
May, 8.90e: June, 8.90c; July, 8.93c: August,
o.uuc; ofpipmoer, t,m; ucionor, l.Jna; no
vemher. 7.88c: December. 7.84o.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 18.-COTTON
Easy; saieri. 1,900 bales; ordinary, 7c: good
ordinary, 711-16o; low middling, 8 5-16o;
ml.lilll.in. l I.Kn. rrnrA m I rit 11 1. n- GK!a. h.1.1
dllng, fair, 9 13-icc. nninlnai; receipts', 9, 3 ID
bales; stock, 364.086 bales, litures were
steady; tetiruary, ts.tc: Aiarcn, s.sstju.ssc:
April, 8.868.S7c: May, 8.66g8.87c; June. 8.84JJ)
8S6c; July, S.84I8.S5c; August, 8. 4703. 43c;
September, 7.9707.99c; October, 7.6ffJ7.69c,
Wool Murket.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 18.WOOL-Weak and
denretsed: medium crudes. UfrlSe: Unlit.
tine, 1215c; heavy. iln, 1124o; tub
washed, ibQMc
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Libiml BMtlpti it All Frinolpal Folnti
tod Bsf BtMrt Eold Lower,
HOGS AVERAGE CONSIDERABLY LOWER
III nun of Sheep nnd AH Tint Light
Trelght Lnnibs nnd Erre Sold
Knllr Dime Lower Thnn nt
the Close of Lnst Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 18.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, Sheep,
OfTlclal Monday 2.615 6.4?5 8,819
Same day last week 2.864 3,897 3,224
Same dsy week before.. 1.387 3,930 2.9P1
Samo threo week ago.. 2,102 4,i60 4,113
Same four weeks ngo. .. 1,615 6.4& 3.0(0
Same dHy last year 1,813 2.W7 8.13J
Averago price paid tor hogs for tne pt
noverai nays, with comparisons;
I 1901. 1900.1899.1S93. 1897. 1183611895,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Fob.
Feb,
Feb,
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
i 62
3 64
I
3 66
3 64
3 63
3 73
3 72
3 72
1
3 75
3 71
3 71
3 76
3 77
3 811
3 83
3 89
3 27
3 27
3 29
3 27
4 10
3 93
3 91
3 93
4 03
4 03
3 91
3 93
4 00
01
a 17
3 85
3 60
3 68
3 64
36S
3 68
3 76
3 82
3 96
4 07
3 90
3 69
3 75
3 86
3 82
3 75
3 79
3 85
3 19
3 20
3 25
3 21
3 19
3 23
3 93
3 27
3 27
3 89
3 84
3 SD
3 25
8 28
3 30
a 3
3 V0
3 92
3 36
3 34
3 89
3 841 3 25
3 88
3 871 3 31
3 90
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattlb. Hogs, Sh'p. U'r's,
C., M. & St. P ig
O. & St. L !.. .. 2
Union Pacific 6 ss
C fi N. W 9 0
F., E. & M. V.. ..4... 18 8 2
s. c. & p ;.. 9 5 ..
C.. St. P. M. & O...... 11 8 . "i
B. M. R sr, J" s 4
C. B. & Q 2 6 .. 1
C. R. I. & p cni,k.. 7 7 . ..
c.. r. i. Ac p.. we.. i .. ::
Illinois Central 4 3
Total recelnts !M
88
37
T"o disposition of tho day's receipts was
....., ynui uuyer purcnasing ino num
er of head ind cated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co....
8;
1,079
1,035
217
401
333
110
'728
132
88
80
19
66
11
47
40
23
Swift an7 Company!'.'.'.!!
Cudahy Packing Co
728
1,245
1,144
1,314
85o
153
S.573
2.035
1,3:0
iiiiuur 10
Armour, from Sioux City
R. Becker & Degan
Vansant & Co :
J. l. Carey
Iibman & Co
. I. Stephen
Till A 111... f.l, ....
Benton & Underwood!!!!
.ivlngslono & Schaller..
lamliton & Rothschild,.
1. F. Hobblck
1. R
Other buyers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
290
Tta,s 2,692 6.364 7,373
CATTI.P-.Tli nra Ill .
eattln ITmM ;t.."Sy-.""c-i '""..S
the tendency of prices vas downward.
v.iitiiKo was reported a dlmo lower and
Ph5.k" i81".1.'" '? Bet '""'r supplies on
that basis nt this point. Sellers wore hold
ing for better prices and the markot wa
" mm uiukK.
A TrW I'fin,! D.nnru .nl.l .1 . . .
. . ....... D,i,. vnny lit IlKm
around steady prices, as a few of the pack
era wanted somp cattle to send to tho housn
tho first thing in the morning. After that
demand haxl been supplied the trade wan
VOfV Olnti' n i . I ..If it.. . . . u .... .
V ffc.iji nn iuu -way irom WPHK IO
loc lower. Tho fjreatept tlccllno was. of
COUMfl. fltl tlin tfnfmn.l.io. .1
1-1.1 pnV nin lltVU-Ujl tl.lltl CUIJ1II1UII
Kinus. Tho ircneral run nf nnttK. Wnrn
rlffht around a dime lower.
Thn rnu m n rlnl , f,l . I .1 .. i
and inn mnro rlr rnhln 1lir1ci nt,l M. .ii.
around steady prices. Somo of tho com-
iiiuii ki iiih were a uiue weak In spots, but
Btlll mlettta fill nHnM.t . ft
.... n.uuiiu vuiu very Close .xo
toady with Friday. The samo was true
If hllllft lllllt UllltA.l thn nnAb.. . 1
. r - ..... j,v.i,i.t, unu vein
calves also sold in nhnut nf wnnii'a
notches.
Tim n t n r. V r n ,1 .1 1 .1 . . v. .
mnrll llfn (mini. ', u ,.n.,i . .1 Jlti, ,
.... - -u.. j,..,. uiiuuin mill lllivil
quite a few cattle on hand from lnst week.
A.irr.,1 nnu nui iimiiy unuicn came on sai3
nnd tho downwnrd course of fat cattle had
a depressing effect upon the feeder trade.
Somo sales were made that looked Just
about steady, but unless the cattle wero
prime uiey were a little lower. This was
particularly true of tho cattle that had
uti. tvn b ii. .1.7 kuui uu, IVG1U I1UI CUUU
enough for killers. Repreientatlvo sales:
No.
Av. Pr
No.
Av.
Pr.
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 20
4 SO
4 30
4 30
4 35
3 35
4 33
4 35
4 33
4 35
4 35
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 50
4 60
4 85
l.v..
1....
1.'.'.'.',
O
1.'.'.'.'
2....
2....
3....
1....
. . v.v) n 75
,. 620 00
3...,
14....
9,...
20....
26....
19....
19....
10....
1....
21....
20...,
1....
19....
L...
5....
1...,
1...,
22...,
14...,
973
1096
1218
, 1120
1123
1128
1152
1260
1870
1341
1444
1050
, 1207
, 1020
1234
1660
1290
...V.H37
1275
1363
1550
1335
.1010
3 50
960 S (13
910 3 75
1260 3 75
990 3 75
890 3 SO
1070 3 80
1110 .1 85
, lOOu 3 85
981 3 90
10C3 3 95
901 3 95
1211 4 00
1210 4 0)
1250 4 Oil
975 4 00
1143 4 00
24....
4....
8....
8.,..
V....
o
2L".".'.
21....
10...
10...
1042 4 05 7..
1137 4 05 1..
975 4 03 22.
(lR 1 ftl
7..,
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
12..
...1031
:o 12..
.1045
4 10
4 10
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 05
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 70
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 35
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 65
3 80
3 90
4 00
4 00
17..
... 901
4 00 7...
1097
1070
,....1110
910
1120
.....1050
1110
1012
940
1010
1260
1180
1160
1050
970
1040
1020
1180
988
1010
1390
1120
1070
810
840
1250
1175
1190
1140
1185
1150
1055
922
1400
1066
10S6
913
1090
1350
1123
1246
810
1063
1120
946
1UV)
1410
1008
1340
1250
COWB.
1
1
1
9
2
1
1
6
1
3
. 890
. 950
.1040
. 9S0
.1065
. 911)
. 560
,. 842
.1020
. 966
. 9S0
.1115
.1060
,. 956
. 830
,. 990
2 15
2 15
2 15
2 20
2 25
2 25
2 20
2 30
2 46
2 60
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 60
3 60
2 00
2 60
2 60
2 65
2 70
2 70
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 F0
2 80
2 80
2 8
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 90
2 90
2 90
2 90
2 90
2 90
2 M
2 90
2 50
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3
1
7....
11....
L...
8....,
4.!!!!
1....,
1....,
1....
1...,
1....
1....
1....
2....
6
3....
...,
1....,
L...
1
1
1....
4....
1...
2....
4....
L...
O
22!!!!
1
14
13
9....,
I....1
1....
2....
2....
1....
14....
4....
20....
16....
1 ...
21....
1
1.'!!.'
1...
25..
1..
1..
2 9.80
1 1010
12 1055
2 955
5 1032
6 1091
1 1190
1
820
1...
2...
2...
13...
3...
1...
1...
1...
2...
1...
1...
1...
6...
8...
8...
1170
, 1090
, 945
1316
1030
970
, 1120
, 1270
, 1100
, 1190
1080
810
1185
1073
1310
4.
945
1 1420
1 1200
i 1065
3 1056
1 1030
2 10SS
1 (Mil
1110
1
4....
3 00
COWS AND HEIFERS.
4..
25..
! 60 19...
..1077
933
810
... 616
... 630
... 845
... 670
... 766
... 940
...1080
...1490
...1470
...1600
... 646
... 780
...1740
...1240
...1030
...1470
... 950
...1780
...1650
... 383
3 40 8
.... 96
.... 603
....1569
,...1350
.... 1W0
,...1020
....1080
....1890
.... (HO
.... 910
....1036
... 980
,..,1380
,...1800
,...1200
,...1100
.... 826
... 960
... 950
,. . 947
....1370
HEIFERS.
2
3.
3 40
3 40
3 4.1
3 45
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 65
3 55
3 65
3 60
3 65
3 75
3 7J
3 75
3 75
3 80
3 91
4 00
4
1
v.'.'.'.',
8
1
1
1
1
1
29
I!!!!!
1
1
1
2
1
4
2 85
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 15
3 15
3 16
3 16
3 16
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 SO
3 35
1
1
11
1
1
1
1
1
20
i::::-!
1
29
1
8
11
1
3 35
BULLS.
2 1400
1 USO
1.! 620
1 1020
1 1290
2 oO
2 CO
2 75
2 85
1...
1...,
2...
..1330
.,1230
..1165
.,1665
...1730
.. 950
,.. 690
,..1370
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 35
3 40
3 50
3 60
3 6)
( 75
2
3 m
3 00
2...
9...,
1...
1...
1...
1. .. ...l.'l1' o VI
um s nn
i!.'!!!!!...is5o 300
. 17m t nr.
3 05
2!!',!!!!!!!i4oo
3 JO
1 min
CALVISH,
6 W 1 ISO
, 810
28... 5 2214 3 m
29... 5 2SS 4 63
30... 6 26 4 64 3 70
31... 5 17 4 65 Z 64
I. ... 5 22 4 67 3 64
2,... 6 25 4 C8 3 64
3.... 4 62 3 69
4..., 5 31 3"
5.... 6 2314 4 66
6.... 5 21 U 4 70 3 66
7..., 5 28 4 63 3 66
8.... C 29 4 76 3 66
9.... 5 25 4 84 3 70
10... 4 80 3 71
II. .. 6 32 3 65
12... 5 30 4 79
13. . . 6 25i; 4 82 3 68
14... 6 30 4 75 3 So
16... 6 28,4 4 76 3 6)
16... 6 27 4 83 3 68
17... 4 76 3 68
18,.. 5 22 8 62
1 .
3.
1 .
1 .
2..
3..
1..
. . 310 ft TA
. . 293 6 0.1
90 6 50
STOCK COWS
Hi'O 2 liO
1
V.
2
AND
i)
2
8
80 6 75
.... XA 7 mi
150 7 00
HEIFEltS.
.... 34 j A .'S
109..
! (8
735 3 30
673
2 75
6fw
3 ?0
8 30
3 40
8W
450
3 00
3 10
871
1000
615
3 2..
STOCK CALVES.
32U 2m 1 300 3 75
40) 3 Oil 13 313 4 23
655 3 50
STAGS.
1190 3 76
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. '
6U
16
1 tiiU J SO
4 632 3 SO
14 666 3 SO
8 812 3 85
20 1123 3 t:
1 780 X :)
11 880 3 M
4 P05 3 N
70 M 3 93
2 430 4 0)
6 1123 4 00
2 660 4 00
7 617 4 00
17 1128 4 05
12 1105 4 05
11 916 4 10
7 1275 4 15
39 391 4 13
19 703 4 20
616
. 675
679
640
656
8(3
414
60
62.',
. 901
. 640
. 66 )
. 640
. 960
. 616
. 777
. 833
792
2 75
3 10
3 10
3
3 25
3 25
3 75
3 25
3 25
3 45
3 VI
3 60
;:
3 60
3 65
8 73
3 76
3 75
2...
SO. . . ,
1...,
3...,
15...,
7...,
12...
30...
SO. . .
1...
3...
1...
1...
SS...
4...
6...
15...
in .1-1 ?-;T"T was n liberal supply of hogs
in 1 signt for a Monday and Chicago came .v(f
Wl? , cr. il '!l.n 'turday. Packers started
S44J1ri91,,dll,1K "uostly $5.20 und J5.22'4. or
Mf7c lower. Sellers wero holding for a
mLbonJfer. nrlcea ' s iv result tho
or.i.e.l1Wl;f,.Blow.m gating started. They
n3Ily.i,lHd..t0 ,nko .,ll"8 Prices, however,
fi- when tl,ey "''"'IV begun to cut loose
ni,nii,0.?Hi wcnt ll!lle "nPllly Somo of tho
choicer Iiors sold us high at 15.25. After
packers had filled their more urgent orders
tlio feeling seemed to be a little weaker
SI, . '""..I'.1" .'10K8 'uero l"11' " move nnd
sold a little lower than the earlier sales.
Representative salcBl
No,
95...
Av.
...122
...166
.,.204
...226
...208
227
...31(1
...210
.223
!..290
...203
...217
...219
.v.196
...218
...158
...231
...260
...206
...284
...217'
...221
...245
,-..249
...211
...202
...281
...272
...239
...280
...246
Pr.
5 22&
6 121k
6 224
5 22 ,
6 22
6 22
6 22
6 22
5 22?
6 22
5 22.
6 225
fi 224
6 22
5 22
6 22
5 22
6 22U
6 22U
im
ft 2j
70...
36...
67 .
69...
60...
74...
63. . ,
87...
79...
72...
79..,
69...
70...
70...
76,..
73..,
67...
47...
81..
49...
61..
78..,
34...
69..
60...
66...
60...
b :
6 :
5 :
r 22u
r. ?2U
6 22
63....
73....
82....
69....
6....
5 224
6 22
5 25
5 25
6 25
5 25
6 23
6 25
5 23
6 25
.211
.213
. .235
..249
. .203
..218
..232
..210
..210
95..
71..
61..
63..
85..
SHEEP Thero wan the biggest run of
sheep hero today of tho season and other
mamets wera also well supplied, particu
larly Chicago. Tho liberal supply In sight
mado packers bearish nnd as a result the
markot. was slow nnd'lower. It Is a notlce
ablu featuro that packers all want the
light and handy weight sheep nnd lambs
and nay higher prices for that kind than
for tho heavyweights. Cholco HghtwelKht
lambs sold today at right around steudy
prices, but tho heavier weights were prob
ably a dime lower. Lightweight ewes also
sold In good shape, but the heavy ewes
and wethers wero slow and fully a dime
lower than tho closo of last week.
Thero were only a fow feeders offered
today and they sold Just about steady.
Quotations: Choice fed wethers, 4.13
4.40; fair to good wethers, t4.O0U4.15; choice
lightweight yearlings, 14.6534.75; fair to
good yearlings, J4.251M.63; cholco llghtwelglit
ewes, J3.60JJ3.75: fair to good ewes, $3.2off
3.60; choice spring lambs. J4.9505.1O; fair to
Rood spring lambs, J4.60ff4-90: feeder ewes,
J3.25S3.50; feeder wethers, J3.S0O3.75; feeder
Iambs, Jl.00if4.40. Representative sales:
Sh. Pr, No. Av. Sh
... S.) 12 70 241 200
00 6 17 73 241 ...
... 6 20 78 213 100
40 5 20 67 230 40
... 5 21) 62 276 SO
40 6 20 77 210 ...
80 6 20 80 213 ...
120 5 20 80 204 40
40 5 20 69 249 40
33) 5 20 66 233 ...
10 5 20 73 247 40
120 . 5 20 62 240 ...
80 5 20 83 209 80
... 6 20 79 183 40
80 5 20 67 209 80
... 5 20 73 220 80
SO 6 20 6S 224 ...
... W 20 C8 242 40
... 6 20 71 274 120
80 6 20 64 220 ...
80 5 20 66 233 120
... 6 20 71 207 ...
160 6 20 61 317 80
40 6 22 74 217 ...
... 6 22 64 274 ...
... 6 22 76 277 80
... 5 22 74 203 120
... 5 224 65 263 ...
80 6 22 15 256 ...
40 6 22'A 10 272 ...
4i) 6 22 52 283 120
240 5 22 78 223
... 5 22 10 293 ...
40 5 72 60 265 40
40 6 22 60 240 . . .
... 5 224 72 230 . . .
... 6 22 62 281 ...
80 5 22 68 262 ...
... 6 1.2 69 210 ...
. . 5 22 63 321 160
No. Av. Pr.
240 Mexican ewes ,87 3 40
239 western ewes 94 3 40
397 western ewes 104 3 55
229 western owes 98 3 65
217 western ewes 103 3 65
151 western ewes 113 ,3 70
35 western ewes 112 3 70
1 cull lamb 90 4 00
120 western lambs... S4 4 85
98 western lambs 85 4 85'
512 Colorado Mexican lambs 74 4 93
3 cull owes 130 2 75
29 South Dakota owes 93 3 60
16 western owes 107 3 0)
199 western wethers 120 4 20
200 western wethers 121 4 25
10 western wethers 131 4 25
10 western wethers SS 4 40
316 South Dakota, yearlings 89 4 50
2gwestern lambs 70 4 75
24vestern lnmbs 95 4 75
269 Colorado lambs 77 4 SO
125 South Dukota lambs 60 4 80
503 Colorado Iambs S3 4 85
250 Colorado lambs 85 1 85
616 Colorado lambs 82 4 90
619 Colorado Iambs 72 4 90
250 Colorado Iambs 90 4 85
CHICAGO LIVE STHCIC MAIIKKT.
Cnllle iuii lloirn SIlKhlly I,oTer
Sheep Sternly I.mnlis Loner,
CHICAGO. Feb. 18.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
18,000 head, Including 300 Texans. flenernlly
steady to lOo lower; Texans about steady,
good to prime. $4.80(36.00; Rood to medium,
J3.405i4.70; stackers and feeders. 13.4014.50;
cows. J2.50fi4.10; heifers, J2.504J4.35; canners.
JI.75Jf4.25; bulls, J2.60K4.20; calves, U.WV
6.50; Texas-fed steers, $4.0036.05: Texas
gross steers, J3.30ij3.90; Texas bulls, J2.60
3.60.
HOGS Receipts today. 4S.000 head; to
morrow, 33,000 estimated; left over, 4.000;
market' 6(&10c lower; top. J5.40: mixed and
butchers. J5.20ff5,4O: good to choice heavy,
J5.3e.40: rough heavy, J3.15fiu.25; light,
J5.15(hi.37; bulk of sales. $5.SO0'5.33.
SHEEP Receipts, 22.000 hesd: sheep
steady; lambs-shade lower; good to choice
wetners, a.yiKa4.ia; rnir to cuoice mixed,
J3.60S4.00: western sheep, J3.S0ft4.45; Texas
shoop, J2.G0flvS.00:' native lambs, J4.25ifu.20;
western lambs, J4.00g3.15.
Knnsna City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITV, Feb. 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,400 natives, 2,100 Texans, 325 calves,
Mnrket steady to lOo lower: natlvo beef
steers, J4.40it5.5O; stackers and feeders. J3.50
7i.70: western fed steers, J4. 25174.90; Texas
and Indian steers, $3.7504,3.3; fancy grndes,
JI.80; cows, J2.S5fil,25; heifers. J3.0Ottl.60;
canners, J2.35G'3,76; bulls, J3.0Off-l.30; catves,
J5.OOOti.50.
HOGS-Rccelpls, 10,000 hend. Market fiW
lOo lower; top, J5.3714: bulk of sales, $3.25
6.35; heavy, $5.3i5j.37: mixed and pack
ers, J4.30a5.32: light, J5.10Q5.25; pigs, JI.33
Q5.1I5.
SHEBP-Recelpts, 3,200 head. Mar
steady to 10c lower; western lambs, J4.75ff
5.15; western wethers, Jl. 1594. 35: western
yearlings, JI.4OQ4.S0; ewes. $3.25fj'3.90; culls,
J2.504f3.25,
SI. Lnnls Lire Stoelc .Mnr1el.
ST. LOUIS, Fob, 18.-CATTI.I3-Recelpts,
3,500 head, Including 1,800 Texans; mnrket
ensy tn lOo lower; natlvo shipping nnd ox
port steers, $4.60ff5.70; dressed beef nnd
butcher steers, Jl.wfi15.20: steers under 1,000
fmunds, J3.fAIf4.70; stockers nnd feeders,
2.40Q3.60: cows nnd heifers, J2.25'r?4.(V), can
ners, Jl,25ff2.75": bulls, J2.70it3.67; Texas and
Indian steers, J3.35'tf4,G0; cows and heifers,
$2,4040.65.
HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head. Mnrket 5c
lower; pigs nnd lights, J2.2diito.S0; packem,
J5.25fl5.35; butchers, J5.405.Wi.
SHEEP-Recclpts, 1,500 bend. Market
strong: native muttons, J3.,ai4.60; lambs,
JI.0O.;i5; h'.icks. J2.50ii3.50; stackers, J2.00fl
3.10; western yearlings, Jf.V5if6.10; western
sheep, J4.IOtM.65,
SI. Joseph Me Stool Market.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Feb. 18.-(8peclal.)
Tho Journal quotes;
t'ATTI.B Jieceipm. iwi iirmi; iiiiiraei
steady; natives, J4.0OQ5.OO; Texus and west
erns. J3.50fl6.0O; cow and heifers. J2.10if4.25:
bulls and stn
J2.1Wfl.50: yearllnirs
and
rnlveH. J3.60il4,7o; stnegers anil
feeders. J3.25
vf.nlH. !4.50(i;7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 6.700 head: market 6ft7e
higher; all grndus. J5.20iJ'3.37; bulk of sales,
Jo.WSe.aO; plus, 5c higher.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,300
bead; sheep, steady; lambs, 10o lower; top,
15.
Stock In NlRht.
Following are the receipts at tho four
principal western markets for February 18;
Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.615 6,485 8.819
Chicago 18,000 48,000 22.000
Kansus City 5,600 10,000 3,200
St
l.nuis 11, 2 w J,bUU
Totals
.29,615 78,685 35,619
Srvr York Lire Stock Murkel.
NEW YORK. Feb. 18. BEEVES Re
ceipts, S.490 head) steers slow nnd 10 cents
off; bulla and cows, lOo higher; steers,
J4.16i?0.30: bulls, J3.40ifl.25; cows, $1,950
3.90; cables o,ulted live catt!o at ll13o;
sheep. 13ifl4c; lambs, 15c; refrigerated beef,
94SilOc per pound: shipments, 3C0 cnttlo nnd
4,013 quarters of beef.
CALVES- Receipts, 1,409 head; veals, $1.50
(28.25; yearlings. $2.26fl3.00.
BHEE1 AND LAJIUS-Recelpts, 1,125
head; sheep, stendy; lambs. lOfiMSc lower;
sheep, $3.00IN,60; lambs, $5.C(ff6.23.
HOGS- Hecelpts, 10.100 head. Mnrket
lower; common western hogs, J5.60.
Coffee .Mnrket,
NEW YORK, Feb. lS.-COFFEE-Tho
market for coffee futures opened steady In
tone, "with prices iiiuhungrd to 6 pollilM
higher on IikIu geiivntl buying led by
shorts, prompted by fav. rablc udvlces from
huropenti markets mid u rather smaller
crop movement In Brazil than expected.
Ilio market became decidedlv tlrm In tlio
nfternoon on a bud untre of shorts, Marted
by the oppearanco of largo buying ordira
from tho "cooper crowd.' Iito Havre en
tiles wero unfavorable, but produced no ef
fect upon the market here. Trudlng wna
usually nutlvo all dny and nt tho closo tho
market wna steady In tone, with prices loff
15 points higher. Total sales, 45ni) bags,
Including March nt 6.70c; May, fiSVlOc:
July, 6.Kitffi.!me; September, fi (AHjfl.W; Octo
ber, r..Wit6.(r.c; December, 6.15lif..2tv Spot
Rio, llrm: No. 7, Invoice, i,c. Mild market
quiet; Cordova, Mt&c
I'vniiiiriited nml Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK, Fob, IS. - EVAPORATED
APPLES- A moderato demand for export
nccount was the principal featuro of Im
portance today In the mnrket for evapo
rated apples. This Inspired a stendv feel
ing throughout tho session, state common.
341N?ic: prime, 4?4lt6c; choice, 6tjoc,
fancy, ilifTc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FiUTITB-Innctlv.t
but steady; prunes quoted nt 3 iftfc per
pound, us to size and quiilltv; apricots,
royal, 7!41('12o; Moor park, .M41fl5o; peaches,
peeled, 14ft ISc; unpeeled, 6tfl0c.
Sngnr nnd Molnsscs MnrUet.
NEW YORK, Fob. U.-HUGAR- Raw.
steady: fair tetlnliig, 3c; csntrlfttgnl. 94
test, 44c; molnssea sugar, 3'; refined,
quiet; crushed, Go; powdered, 6.60c; granu
lated. tViw.
MOLASSES- Firm; New Orleans open
kettle, Bood tn choice, 32tfM0c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 18. SUOAR
Quiet; open kettle, 3,fTI l-16c; open kettle,
centrifugal, 49(4 6-lBo; centrifugal yellow,
IliWc, seconds, 2jf4c.
MOLASSES Steady; open kettle, none,
centrifugal, Mf-'Oe; syrup, none.
Oil nnd Rosin.
NEW YORK. Fob. 18,-OILS-Stanilnrd,
Ji 9SfrS.no, ex-illv. Cottonseed, prlmo crude,
2;fiJ9,c Petrolc.im, llrm; rrtlned New
ork, J, 41; petroleum Iu bulk, J7.95. Tur
pentine, steady, 4OTN0He.
OIL CITY, Feb, 18. Credit balances, Jl 23;
certificates, uo bids, shipments, 115,905 bnr
rcls. average, 83,521 barrels; runs, 130.363
barrels, average, S0.C9.S bnrels.
S5.00
MONTH.
SPECIALIST
In
All Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men
12 Years In Oman.
VARICOCELE na
HYDROCELE cured.
Method Dew, never falls,
without cutting, pain or
lnhs nf tllTie.
S YPH I LIS0""'1 lorllfeand thepolson
tne system. Soon erery tlan and symptom
SIJS'JP???.. rorapl.tely and forever. No
"UltEAKIN'Q OUT" of tbodineaso on the skin
or lacn. TrAtmnt contains np dangerous
drugs or Injurious medicines.
WEAK MEN Los8 or M wnooDfrom Ui.
ncvtini i v Cf'"or Victims to NEttvoDB
otnUALLT Dimtirr or Exhaustion,
WASTfSO WlAKNE&S INVOLCNTAIIY LOSSIS.
with Kaih.y Decay In Youno and Mi out. a
Aqid, tack of vim. vigor and strength, with
sexual organs Impaired ucdweak.
STRICTURE "a?1,,lllc.,e', wlth new
and CLEFT ft i Infallible Home Treat
ono UL.fc.fc i mrnt. Noinstruments.nopatn.
no detention from bHsine. Uonorrnoea.
Kidney and Illadner Tronic . 1
CURIES 41UARANTEE1).
Consultation Free. Tri3tmf nt by Mall.
Call on or address Q S. 14th St.
Or. Searles & Searles.omaha.Neb.
s
February 18th and 19th
$18.95
Routid Trip
Luke Charles, Ln., llcaiiinont, Vort
Arthur, Ft. Worth, Dallas, Waco
Houston, Galveston and San Anto
nio, Texas.
For all iiiforiniitlon cull nt O. & St.
I., oltlee, 1115 Fiirniim St., (i'lixton
Hotel block), or write
Harry E. Moores,
C P. & T. A Lmabn, !.
Not in Nature
for anyone to nlways feel tired. There
U uo need to drag out an exltteucc
wlthont munition,
Weak nerve ore reponlb1e far lan
guor, depression, debility and varico
cele. Diseased nerves, whetherdue to over
work, over-indulgence or nny other
cause, can be made strong as steel by
the use of
Thevtoneandlnvlcofnte evervoritan
of IhePody, soothe and streiiRthen the I
nerves end transform broken down I
men and women Into strong, ncaltiiy,
l.n,n, ,(, 1.,.-l,l'.,1 n-riin. If I
you find this Isn't so, you gel your I
money iuck.
tl.OO per box ; (1 boxes (with guaran
tee), $300. Hook free. TCAI. MEDI
cink Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by Kuhn A Co., 15th and UOUKUU,
nd M. A. IJIllon, Bouth Omaha.
COOLS, COMFORTS AN0
ULAIS I IU. tlKT(, tfM.
miNf! THF MOST Trw
riFn fArc rn twinv t
CLOSE SHAVE WITHOUT
UNrLtAjAN I IIEiiULTS,
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eatnjr cour ana gensrauy
cor.tsln "wond alcohol," a
acnut poison.
DR. KAf ' S
UENOVATOB. Invluorutcn nnd renoratcs the
Bystera! purities nnd enriches tho blood; cures
tho worst dyspepsia, constipation, heudaclie,
liver and kidneys. aSoamUl utdruHglsts. l-'rro
Radrlre. sample and hook.
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CURE YOURSELF I
t If le it fnr unnatural
(llicbarp,lnl)njinllnui,
Inlutloni or ulreratlom
of iniioom mnnbraiiKi,
I'alnlMi. ami not aitrln.
ttV OHlMltuCo. Kut or H)lionoui,
or tont in pimn rprr,
lir eipren, rfjale, for
Jl.ol, or 3 bottlfs, ll.Tft.
(llciilar nt nu r-nnet.
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Telephone lOIIU, Omnhu, .el.
COMMISSION,
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