TI1E OMAHA DAILY BEE: TnURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1004.
11
IRA1N AND PRODUCE MA?RET
Messagssxas!)
Cora and Whctt Bo h 8trt Skyward is
Priooi Old Mot.
MAY OPTION CENTER OF GREAT UPLIFT
Wag Kevrs anal Henry Bnylna;
Cora BfiH tn Wood Wall
. "the ell Tk th
. . no.
1
OMAHA, Fab. S,
. Com hid an tipper berth In tha balloon
today a scared cat couldn't hava touchel
It. May corn on tha Omaha exchange, fol
lowing tha strong bull market In Chicago,
ws decidedly wild, arid everybody wm
busy loading up. War news and heavy
buying by tha Armour Inter! In Chicago
rr tha causes, and the Omaha market
was very obdlent In following the lesd of
tha grain metropolis. The Chicago runaway
took May corn I cenla above tha opening
figure. Wheat, while effected In a te de
gree, wa also arrected by manipulation,
pets, on the other hand, at leaat In the
Omaha market, wu dull, with few trans
actions. May wheat opened at 76Hc, thl be!nc Mo
higher than tha closing price Tuesday.
Steady advancea followed, with no break
until 77o waa bid. Clilcngo closed with a
Se advance, whlrh Omaha did not meet.
July wheat showed the effect of specula
tion In ateady advance.
May com npehed at 42e. the figure of
closing Tueeday. The opening figure was
tha low market and from that on there wee
an aacenelon until 46o wan hid. a raise of
tn. Tha- local market followed, tha Chi
cago quotation closely. July corn opened
at 417c, the same aa tha ctoae Tueedav,
and waa bid up without a break to 4Sc,
.where It cloaed.
.,My oat opened at the closing figure.
J14o. and cloaed at 4174.C. 42o being asked.
J hlcago wu at one time l'ae above open
ing price, but dropped back. March onta
opened at Tueaday'a figure and went no o.
. The range of prices for Omaha grain for
Tuturj delivery and the cloee today and
Tueaday were aa follow :
1 ! I
Artlcl. Open. I High, f low.
I rloa ( rinse
I Tod'yTa'dy.
"Wheat
May,..
July...
i Corn
Mar. .
July...
Oats
May... March
7 774 TtS,' V Ti4B
tH 78 , 72 72HH 72VB
41K 46 ' 427 4KB HI
41 43M 41Ti 43H 41T.A
41H 42 . 41t4J 41 ' 4iu
99 39H 30 4A $9
Loral Cnsk -Grain Market.
Tha hettae rm A.m 1 -. A C . . ,
morning and brought excellent prices. I,ow
5ra.5".'t,Lrln",, n tha other. hand, wera
dull, the buyer aeemlng to be loaded up.
receipia were moderate, being 60 cars,
.Tkjleara being of wheat, S4 cara corn and
t oata. Tha receipt Tueadav wera at
oara.
Bala of carlota by' (ample on . track,
umint:
Hard Wheat-No, B cars, 79Ho.
. Na I hard. 10 cara, 7bo; I cara, 76o.
Corn No. I, 1 oar, 3So.
.car' "Hoi 4 car, $7o.
, White Corn No. t, I oar, 41c; No. 4, 1
cai Kc.
White Oats-No. 4. M cars. DTttc; W oar,
I cra, J71o; oai, 38c.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 7Vu7Hc: No. t
fcard, 76vgtf8cs No. 4 hard, mfiio; No.. 2
red. SStsfc; No. I red, g?fio; No. t rrlng,
Wuie; No. t prlng, 7tW7c; No. 4 spring,
I 1 1 li V Mr. 4 A1 Wn MOMt..
No. 4. rWl; No. 2 yellow, 3B'iO40c; No, i
OITQ n Mr ami... M a . am. , .
Np. 4, itpSlc; Nor 3 whit. 4oMriro; No. i
white, 7'i40Hn: No. 4 white, tim3ci
wjiurua, wadyua.
Gravis Market Blacwhere.:
Closing price oTf grain at the market
namea ATiesaay ana today wer a follow:
KANSAS CITY.
Tups
Today.
day,
Vheat May ..
VuljrJ
Corn May ....
. -7t't
73
... 46V4
... 4&Va
... n
... 81H
... 4!H
. 46
44
I
Juiy ....
(heat-May
BT. LOUIS.
y
ttorn May .
July
.4I
. Jul .m:.,
90S4
DULUTH.
WTteat May.
- ' July .,
90H
NEW TOHK
Wheat May
1 Julv
, 95HA . 93
GBttU KS
Chicago received $1 car of wheat, I be
ing oi contract . grade: Zla car of e.itn.
rions contract, antilt7 car of oats, I con
tract. ,
Th total Of flttllfal lHttUl.tlnnl(,l1 Ika
Omaha market Monday waa WO.uug bunheia
and for Tueaday it waa 77J,00 bueheri.
J ha total of tutiay will be much laiger
ivr iiivi pruoeeaing aaya.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
reatara f tha Trad lag aad Cloalag
Prleaa Board of Trad
- CHICAGO, Feb. 3. -Cash No. S red wheat
old on tha Board of Trad today at $1 a
buahel, two carloada changing hands at
that price. Th wheat waa bought by
.millers. Wheat has not sold ao high in this
market, either for apot or future delivery,
Inc Junr im. In which month tha Letter
rctea) culminated. The high prloe being
F1. Ch,e r th direct rult of
' the big deal In May wheat, being engineered
by Armour... May wheat sold today at tha
prlca for th aiaaon, at 9o, a gain
of 34kfr.UO ovar VMtuntav'a xl.,u "i
advance waa aeootnpauled by active cov-
or snons ana mucn speculativm ex
itement. Prlcea of norfa. vii
Xialona wera alaa dolnar MomA i,.riw nmi.
ing. way orn waa, up ac, to 66e; May
toau auld to 4Hic. a gain of lHtHHo, and
May pork to $l 70, a gain of c. Th dis
play of bullishness waa said to ba largely
th result of huvln hv iiuoiiIim,.
hav made big protlt in cotton and h'av
nww iransierrM inetr dealing to th grain
and provision markata.
Wheat gathered frah impetus during th
.night from forvlgn new Indicating that
war between Huaala and Japan seemed now
lnrltabla. Great kctlvity waa manifested
la th pit at th start, and price wer
on a higher plnv May waa HifHo to'kf
Jo higher, at 2i2Ho. whlU July waa up
- V.o, at 4(iiMa. Thero wa a good
oners! demand for both dlivri. un
commlaalan house wera unusually aotlv
on tha buying aide. Short wera alio 11b
lU.,V.uyr"' na " " claimed that half
a million bashela of May wheajt wera taken
by tha principal long Interest. Offering
wra comparaUvely light, and with such aa
YT!"1 ,nn h price of May rose rap
,'idly to tic. At that flgur a lot of long
whecit came out, mainly from scalpers, and
i bW ore th -and of th first half hour had
reacted to irjo. Only a very small de-
inatiu, nowsver, waa neoessary to again
tart price on their Upward march.
At th and of th first hour May had
-wvTwvu mi i vmny loan ana HbUI ad'
vmJKfd still further, to Kio. Bhorts con
xsnued to buy freely and purchase by com
tntaaion howaee wera a feature. Step by"j
mo union aurtui. L.aie la th
j way anowea a gain of ft q-tal over
a new high record mark for tha crop. Jul
maintained Ita wlnnlna
ig gait and ad
vanced to aoiisfev., a aain ol
of l3lVo over
last night. Ther waa consider. tbl profit
t taking during tha last half hour and In
coniM,quiic th market suffered tuint re-
acuon. i n olose, however, was strum
at MStrMVc, a net aln- for tLv day o
an veu 3c. July closed at 4Vo, an advance
or i-o. Cleariitm-s of wheat and flour
Z "qu1 lo "'w bushela Primary re-
V . " ousneis, comparea -with
3buO bushels a year ago. Minneapolis,
v-iucago reported recutpt o
IX car, against hi car last week ant
ua car a year aao.
The corn pit waa th acen of a repetition
of yeautrday enormous tradin ti
volume of business in It was so large that
th market waa extremely hard to follow.
One of tha most striking feature wa
im neary uuyuig or alay corn by tQ prom
inviit irww, wno ia Sal J o oe prao
, tlcally In control of May wheat. Th in
creasad speculative drmaud waa iwkrr
Wall tre4 featur. Wall atreet traders
war saia 10 oe investing haavlly In corn
At times th market ' took a nr.ri ......
vver wheat, and largor gain wer mad in
thl Ut than In elihar of lha iilu.r ,s.ru
May oorn at on time allowing an advance
' of $o over last night's close. Th open
ing wa strong. Influenced to acme extent
, by higher cable. May being up tfV at
aJV'(ii.4ao. Bome of th large bull houses
sold moderately early In the day, but the
offerings war eagerly taken by snarl aad
price lie Id firm. Toward the latter part
of th day th Interests that had sold early
' turned active buyer and th demand wa
o persistent mat price rose rapidly
iuiiu tut ihbi ii w miMiipQii or trauini
"May sold at tto. a gain of 3o over In-
main a cioa. rinai ngurea wera at Kit.
bc. Lrtjuu rec-eipia wer at cur, none
oontraot grada. . .
Th oata market kiet ocn of It (nde--peiideoit
i ran, tn today, but tie situation
Oil rauuuu4 buUisa in yDipathy wrta
Other grain a. There waa aelllng credited
to the principal holder, but the commie
aion houae trade waa better than for eome
time past. Smell receipts and a good
Hipping demand were mtnor factor In
upporting price. May opened a ahade
lower to a ahade higher, at 447c to 45c;
The, early trade waa- moderate and without
coneplcuoiia feature, short being the beet
buy ere and the demand being eupplled
by profit taking local long. With the
a harp advancea In wheat and com. trading
In oata became more active and prlcea roea
ateadlly, May aelllng up to o late In
the day. Borne reaction occurred on reelli
Ing, but the clean wee atrong. with May
l3lVo higher, at 46ftc. Local receipt
were $7 car.
Provision prlcea moved up shsrjily on a
big trade. There waa heavy liquidation by
thoae hoiuiea which have been ao suceess
ful on the bull aide of Inte, but there waa
enough new buying to take all the offerings.
It waa reported that eastern (peculator
who had. made large fortune on cotton
wer Investing In provision .In view ot
the critical aituatlon In the orient. The
advance waa accelerated by heavy cover
Ing by shorts, Including some of the pack
ers. The opening was strong on a higher
hog market. May pork being up 2Wlv.,
at Jlit 47H to $IS.6JV. The beet demand waa
for 'pork and that product led tha Hat In
the advance. After aelllng between 113.47
and $13.60, the close waa 2"o higher, At
$13 5. May lard sold between $7.65 and
$7.62VfciS7.ti6. and closed with a gain of Wp
10c, at $7.57H'H7.6rt. Rib closed at H.ba
t.Hlu.. k gem or mjivvc. alter ranging Be
tween W.wffrt.&fiH. F.ntlmated recelpta fur
tomorrow: Wheat, m cars: corn. z cara:
oata, 80 cars; hogs, Jl.fmo head.
'Ilia leading futures ranged aa follow:
Artlcles. Open. IIIgh. Low. Cloaa.l Tat'y.
Wht
I
May
5?W!)?, tt:
R.1VU- 85(68.-V,
i?i7ir?. 804
to
79
SO I
48
July .
Bept.
SH'O'1
Corn
Feb.
May
July
(A
48V,
51-4
51'iiu)
6l
48
Onta
I .
Feb.
May
4T4!4SUiul
41 4r
44'jti4j 4"4
44". 4S'4'44Tifr
89 88H; 88T4
33H S33.rJ4 33iti
July
3V43WV4I 3K
33Val 33Mi
Bent.
Pork-
1$ 47H ' 13 70
May
IS 47HI U
13 45
Lard-
Mar
I 7 B8 I 7 65 I
I 7 62HI 7 S7HI(
I 6 97HI 7 00 I
7 K
7 60
I 80
e so
7 0
7 65
7 ri
July
7 67Vi
Mlbs
May
July
I 75
80
Itt
No. t
Cash nuotstlona were as follows'
FLOUR Firm: winter patents. $4 20
C4.60; atralghts, H.fKM4.20; spring pat
$4 204.60; straights, $46Ofi4.20: spring pat-
inta, it lOTM.ao; atraignts, w.oy w; Daaers ,
12 40ffl j so.
WHKAT No, 8. spring. 8991o: No. S
red. 45100.
CORN No. i. Sic: No 1. vellow. 510.
OATS No. 2. 4I7aM3:Sc: No. I white, 43V4
K I K NO. I. BlfafiYC.
BARLEY Oood feeding. 88(341c: fair to
choice mnitlnir 4VTTti7c.
BKKU-NO. 1 nag, fin: wo. i nortn-
western. $1.18: prime timothy, $3.06; clover,
eontrsct rsde. I10.76(iill.OO.
PROVISIONS Mess porl' Per UN., l W
J1$.62H; lard, per 100 lh f?..T7Vig7.40; short
rlhs, sldei flooseK 'i.2Hf6.87H; short clear
sldfs (boxed), $fl. R7Hfn.ro.
Kniiowing are tne receipts ana snipmenis
f flour nnd grain:
. . . Receipts. Bnipmenis.
Flour, bbls 61.4"0 27.6 0
Wheat, bu 74.w
Corn, bu 417.2iO f 291,000
Oats. bu.. ,..$98,800 28.100
rtye, du i,-- iv,v.
Barley, bu. 203,300 14,300
On the Produce exchange today tne but
ter market wa firm; creamery, 15'28Hc;
dafry. 13Mrfe. Eggs, firm, at mark, ca-s
included, J,u&C- Cheese, steaay, wiuWi
H EW TURK UGSEnAli MARKET,
Qaotatlon of the Day on Varlea
. Commodities.
NEW irORK. Feb. 8. FLOTTR Reeeint.
108.9T3 bbls.; etports, 24.874 bbls. Market
waa firmer and held 10c higher at the mills;
Winter patents, $4.604.86; winter straights,
$4.36(04.60; Minnesota patents, $4 755.16; win
ter extras, i..'b'a j w'; Minnesota nakers,
13 90(54:5; winter low grades, $4.2fV1i4.80.
Hye flour, firm; fair to good, $3.40S3.46;
choice fHncy, 3.EO$.90. Buckwheat flour.
fJOHNMEAit-Quiet:' weeterri. ' Sl.fJC: v city.
$1.06: Klin dried. U Ottifl.OO.
RYE Firmer; No. 2 western, 71H". nom
inal, f. o. b. afloat: state and Jersey. 60
4o. ,
. liAKLty-f irm; reeotng, ax, w Yorg;
malting, WKiKif., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 12.673 bu.; market for
spot waa strong; No. 2 red, 96c', elevator,
t&'Ao f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
i.u:' r. o. d. anoat: no. l nara Manitona,
nominal, f. o, b. afloat, It waa a sensa
tional day In wheat, new high records for
several year being reached. Controlling
innuences in advance were nigner cames,
early war rumors and a tremendous corn
advance. ' Last price were llt&l&o net
higher. May. 936WMo, closed, 95V.c; July,
(W-SifiiR'Sc, cloned, Sic; September, 82H9
83,c, Closed. 8ao.
CORN Receipts. 64,R?S bu.; exports, 690
bu.; market for spot was unsettled; No. 2,
66c elevator and fcac f. o. b. afloat; No. 2
yellow, 6c; No. 2 white, 66c. A seml
panlc among eorn shorts In Chicago today
caused an acihce of 2c here and closed
the market at a new nign recora tor mis
section. Hesvy .buying by wall street In
terests and the south were features of th
ituv Mv. rVPAWGM.c. closed. 6ic.
OATH Keoeipts, D,iiuD du.; maraec ior
snot was strong: No. 2. 48c; stsndurd whit,
Hc! No. I white, 60o; No. 3 - white.
FEED Hav. quiet; Shipping, 60570c; good
n choice. feVdSOo. '
RICESteady; domestic, fair to extra,
t.f4w Jnnnn. nomlnah
HOPSJ-FIrm; state, common to choice. H
fl37o; 19C3. 23f7Tc; olds, 10tjfl6c; Pnclflo coast.
l!vi. rnemtc; i:w, zwunv; oius, wuioc.
HIDES Firm; Oalveston, 20 to 26 lbs.j
18c; California, 21 to 26 lb., 19o;vT.ea dry,
Hi n m ihs.. 14c.
TALJ..UW Nteaay; ciiy, oc; country, ony
ivt ATHlTTt fltesdv! acid. !Se:6He.
bRAVISiriNS Iteef . eteadv: famjlr. $10 oft
fni.AO: mesa, $8.nOSi9X0: beef hams, $20.6i
22.00: cltyestra Inrlla mm. ll8n"Ti7.txi. Cut
eneats nlller- nlrkled Denies. li.C'U TllCK-
led shoulders, $H: pickled hsms. $9 HV?10 .50,
T.arit firmer' western sienmeo. si. is: re-
flne . firm' continent. 87.80: compound.
-!Hifi.2H. Pork, firm; family. $16 0ik
IK 60; short clear, $14.2t<.CO mess, $14.76
3AB.?ri.
POULTRY-Alive. Irregular; . western
chickens. llHe; fowls, 14c: turkeys, lac;
dressed, firm; western chirgen. laWHHCl
fowl. I3il4c: turkeys, nic.
riiTTKK-nrm; creamery, iixe-Jtc.
CHKE8K Steady. lOHc.
EOOfl Steady; weatem, 8133c
tt. Lonta Grain ana Provisions.
err tntria IfeK 1 WHF AT Excited
higher, hesvy speculative buying; No. I
red caeh, elevator. It2e; track. Bc; May,
Ii.lv n 4 hard. 3VltrS4V4c.
.;OK,Nt igner, active apeeuiaiiun;
cash, 4Sc; track, 6!a6ftc; May, iv'ii -if c
Jnlv 47 tin.
DATs-iiigner; na i casn. tic; iraca,
42h41c: Mav.elSHc: No. Z white. 43C
flour Hteauy; rea. winter paienis
$4.4fiu4.60; extra fnncy and atralght. $4.1jJ
4.40: clear. $a.40B-ts. ,
PF,El Tlmottiy, sieaay, iz.auxn72.B0.
CORN MEAL Steady, $2.40.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east, track, 8Mt
87c..
HAYr-puii; timomy, vi.Dutau.oo; prain,
I9.UI0IIH.DO T"T no. J.
IRON COTTON TIES-ll OJ.
R AOOINtl 64t"'Ho.
HKMP TWINE 6c.
POKK Higher; Jobbfhg. $14.09.
LARO-lUaher: prim steam. i6.RU.
BACON Steady ;i boxed, extra short
I7.62W; clear rib. $7.78: short clear, $7.87.
POl'I.TRY Kasy; chicken. 9c; springs,
9c; turkey, lHic; ducks, lie; geese, 64i,o,
BCTTKR Firm; creamery, VKaHo; dairy
1SW1KC.
KaGS Higher. 87Hc. caae count.
Recelptg. Shipments
Flour, hols.,..,... S.OflO 18,000
Wheat, bu..... 6.0n0 67.OU0
Corn, bu 133.000 161 000
Oat, bu... 36,OUO 47,000
' Kansas City Grain and IroTlsloa.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 8 WHEAT lo
blghr: May. 7?hc; July, TaHtt 764,0 ;. cash.
mo. i nara. fiey xzc ; no. . iovi'U'v; o.
red. Mili7c: No. 3. K2ifoc.
46Wc; cash. No. mixed, 48c; No, i whl e,
4'T44-C; MO. I. c.
OATS lo hla-her: No. $ whlta 41c.
HAY-Chnl.-e timothy, $9.649.76; choice
prune. $7 60&7. 76.
RYE No. 1. 61V4C.
MUTTER Firm; creamery, ItCilo; da'ry
fancy. 18c.
KOOS Firm; Missouri and Kanaaa. cases
returned,. '-'3Hc new No. $ wbltjewood. cases
Receipt. Shipment.
Wheat bu tJS,4uo 12n.40
Corn, bu....A.' IW.OuO U.juO
Oais..bu... l,Cw ' a.outi
, Mlaneaaoll Grain Market.
MiKEArVLiS, reo. I.-WH EAT May,
gJVwaCac; Ju'.y. 81tiilic; September. T
. v.fvc; on iraxa, -iso. 1 nara, voc; Mo.
northern, 93c: No. t northern, Wc; No.
northern, s4Tttc.
- run w r irsi patent. S4.7D4T4 m: Be con
patent. $4 .i4 6; Ihrat cleara M.W: aaoond
l Clears, u tmti e.
KAN in bulk, i4.wt(jis.i.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
EpecnlatiT IfdremenU Art Elngj'ib and
Uniugcfptiblt to Utnal Oonditionv
AMALGAMATED COPPER AGAIN NORMAL I
" -
Lethargy mt Market Attributed to
Fear ef a gollaps In Wild Cettoa -Speealatloa
aad Coase
aeat Dlsraptloa.
NEW TORK. Feb. $.-Th lethargic con
dition of the stock speculation wss some
what emphasised today In the absence of
the special speculative movements In in
dividual stocks, which have helped out the
aggregate transactions for several dsy
psst. J ne dealings in Amalgamated top
ner became t ormal again today and Ita
price fluctuated nar.-owly. and United States
Steel preferred also Icll into a relatively
unimportant position. Bothtooks showed
some signs of resistance to the declining
tendency which wa quite manifest In tha
general market.
The paralysis of the demand for stocks
was attributed today to th fear of a col
lapse In th wild cotton speculation, with
consenuent financial damage. ''Paper
protlta" In cotton or stocks or anything else
are Intangible and In a manner .unreal, but
their wiping out Involves real losses for all
that. There la no mistaking the fact that
the ertormou contraction In securities aur
Ing the last year, amounting In aome caae
to tne practical wiping out or quoiaDie
values, has constituted an actual destruc
tion of capital which would otherwise have
been available for productive employment.
Mistaken speculation amount to destruc
tion of capital and that outcome of a pos
sible collapse In the cotton market waa a
restrictive factor In the day' tock mar
ket. Th death of Wl llam c. Whitney
waa a special depressing factor In storks
of corporation witn wmcn n naa ocen
closelv identified.
Win'tery temperature and no mow cov
erlng in the southwestern winter wneat
belt wss a negative Influence by discourag
ing buvlng of the southwestern grangers.
It was noticed that the failures in January
were larger than for any prevlou month
since May of 1900, except December last
oast, and this caused a bad lmoreaslon.
Railroad earnings . were not considered
satisfactory and the selling of Pennsyl
vania wa continued on account of Ita poor
December showing. The wsr outlook con
trlbutcd Its share to the day's unsettle
ment, although there was nothing decisive
In the dav' new. The concurrence of
stich minor Influence toward depression
had Increased erfect by reason or the mam.
test passing of redundancy of money. Sub'
treasury transfer of money to New Or-
leans have made Inroads on the" banks re
serve this week and Interior exchange
are moving aaalnat New York. Tha Inti
mation from New fork that eome $30,000,000
of the Panairhx runds will be withdrawn
from bank funds I unmistakable authority
and the assurance that whatever will be
done to arrange for the payment nothing
will be allowed to come as a surprise ana
unprepared for by the business world. Some
confidence is expressea tnat tne payment
can be effected without any export of gold
at all. but the money market will unaoubt
edly be more placid after the operation I
conciunea.
par value, $2,710,000. I'nlted State 2s and
old 4a declined Va. per cent on call,
ine following are tne quotation on tne
New York Btocg exchange:
Bales. High, Low. dose.
Atchison ...
au.rfuu io Ba tn
do pfd....
2.600
904
3H
90
90
H2
91
II774
B.- A O ,
22.500
62V4
do rtfd
Canadian Pacific
6,200 llit 117H
'entral of N. J. A....
1IH J:) llV
Chss. tt Ohio
Chicago & Alton
600 3374
86'4
K3V
lti
do pfd
Chicago Ot. .Western
do B nfd
Chicago A N. W
Chicago T. A T
do pfd
C C. C. A St. ti....
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d ofd
Del. & Hudson
Del. L. & W .'
D. A R. Q...
do Dfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Ot.NoTthern pfd....
Hocking Valley
.. .. 75 V
..... .. .. 3
1,000 1294 12 129
100 21. 21 2014
do nfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do Dfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
k & N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ry
Minn. & St. L
Mo, Pacific
M.. K. A T
do pfd
Nafl R. R. of-M. pfd
N. Y. Central.........
HS44
69 &
ir
Norfolk 4k W
S
dO Dfd
Ontario A "W
1.500 22V4
, 75,400 120
1214 2?H
116 118
Pennsylvania
P.. C C. AvSt. L. .
61
Reading
10,800
200
45
79
ii4
do 1st pra
do 2d pfd
79
Hvi,'' 28'i 3
Rock Island Co
4,500
do Dfd
r ei
St. L. A S. F. tiX pfd 1,100
St. Lotila S. W 3"0
4C
do pfd aiio
St. Paul 15,600 143Vi
no nta (orrerea).u.. .
Bo.
So.
facinc
Railway
do pfd
Texas A Pacific..,.
Tol., sr. U A W....
no nrri
Vnlon Pacific.
'.'I 23 400
do Dfd........
no pfd ,
Wheeling. A L. Br...
Wl. Central
$V
do rfd
Adam Ex
American Ex
IT. H. Fx
Wella-Fargo Ex.
Am. Copper
Am. Car A P....
l.ooo
do pfd.
200
Am. IJnseed OH...
do pfd
Am. Locomotive...
2,100
4H0
J.4O0
600
do Pfd
Am. Smalt. A R...-
do pfd
Am. Sugar Ref....
Anaconda M. Co..
jn.ono i?7
1.000 f9
$4 1(10 4f,
6!'4
Hrooklvn R. T. . . . .
Colo. Fuel A Iron.
1 81
144
4.900 12
SOU 171
14
Columbus A H. Coal
Con. (ins
Oen. E'ectrlo
Inter. Psper
l't
17"
IK'a
ao pro
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nat'l Biscuit
8
fJ
Nat'! Lead
No. American
Peel fie Mall
Peonle's Oas....
Preaaerl Steel Car....
do rfd
P. Palsce Car.
Reoublte, Steel
do tfd.. x.
Rubber ' Oood..,.....
do pfd ,
Tenn. C. A I
U. 8. T -aether
do ptA
U. g. Pubber
d r'd.., i..,.
V. 8. eel
do .pTd
Weetern T'nlon ;..
Northern Beciieltles..
Total sales for th day, 449.000 chare,
Boston Stork Qnotatlena.
BOSTON, Feb, I. 47s 11 loan. SHr4U per
cent: time loan, 4V4"ri per cent, omclal
ein'lne irtcea on storks and bond:
Ateklaoa 4s MU Allouai
... 4
Max. Central 4s 41 AmalaxnaUd ....
... 4
Atehl,
blashaoa
4a ptd 40
Roalos A Albany. ...144
Buataa A Mains 1U
Tioama giavatsd 14
N T . M. H A H.1M
Cat. A Heels...
Centennial .....
Copper Range ,
Dominion Cgal
franklin
ale Royal ...
Mohavk
...4(0
... m
... 44
... SO
..IM
:::
Ptrhhr pti
rnion rarine ..
Urn. Central ..
Amar. Sugar . . .
.... 10
...I 1114
loid Dominion ..
...
..! Oereol
da fit .,
Amer. T. AT
Dominion I. A g...
Oeaerml Rleetrla
staaa. KlectrM
do s'4
tinned Fruit ....
V. A leal..
do pl4
Weaftna. apaiaiaa .
Advoatsr
Asked. Bid.
114
Parrot
... 14
11414
. 4
IT
1
, 10H
Ouincy
Sams Fa Copter.
Tamarack
Trloltv
failed Slates ....
I'laa
Victoria
winoaa
Wolvartns ........
... tt
.. a
... Tl
t Dsly Wast .,
... 44H
rarclgn rinanelnL.
PARIS. Feb. $. Price oa th bourn to
day opened heavy, owing to contradictory
advice In regard to- th Ruaeo-Japanee
aituatlon. Later they improved, Russian
imperial m ana Industrial. notably
strengthening on a report that a Rueso
Japan agreement ws likely. At the
cUe price war firm throughout. Russian
Imrial 4 cloaed at IslsOf. . The private rats
of discount waa 3 9-1 per cent. Three per
cent rentes, Tit: 90 centime fur rhevka. ,.
IX)NLmN, Feb. $ Th abundance of
mixiey ana tn scarcity vi tUU In th mar-
33 3.14
36 . SA1!
83 . 831,
1574 Ifitf
284 27
me .
, I
.. 10 ,
..... .. .... ?24
800 79 77 77V4
'.'266 67 67 6rt
: .. 25
1,100 157 166 16
2fi!
100 ?i 2i4 m
.. .. 71
6.300 27 27 27,
1.71X1 6G 6574 . a
1,300 . 47 46'4 46
170
700 37 364' H
1.700 106 lfift 16
2.5fW 142 . 14P4 142
5.700 119 117 118
8,700 93 82 92U
600 17 17 17
200 39 39 39
200 ' 88 38 37U
1,10 119
700 60
454 -' 4V
14 14
82 82
1424 142
.. 176
S.200 60 49 49
6.200 22U 21 21'i
1.200 . 83 821 &2K
26 26 26
200 264 264 204
87
81 ' . 80 804
'to 20 ' i4' 19?
200 17t? ' 1714
900 44 43 43
' .. W
192
106
206
4H 48V4 487t
19V4 19 19
t H
...... 10
rr
21 ri Vi
79 78 78
60 4 ' 4914
9?74 91 A 91
lfS l"t
9'4
43
31
14t4
191
170 "
no 6T
- 100 H $6
414 4 404
101) I61Z. J5H 16
' 400 88 8474 84
8110 rK em ru
tooo ioo4 100 100
$
.
: lis
100 TV TU 714
7'10 46 44 44
700 $0H 194 90
n
600 H 8ii tU
M ?S Tm . 74
100 T7 7TM, .
ino ita i?l
9nA xnt, 8H
9 4O0 io4. "4 1"4
3S r0 W4 6"4
200 88 88
83
ket today caused decline In r tea. On th I
stock. exchange, b.islnrs displayed he.lta-
tlon bordering on stagnation, but the under
tone was firm, the king speech at th
opening of Parliament yestprday having
br.n well received. Americans opened dull,
receded sllsntlv. became Inactive pending
developments In the far east; recovered a
fraction and closed easy. Japan
ese and Russian securities were
ralhM. . n . Ul 1 1 ( ..n . Ik, tmnnnl
Hf . wm. taken, into , the
sKats - ilr aT1 - arl anil ImjI m r, 7in Hal Jartl
withdrawn tor shipment to Portugal and
.&.) ror shipment to Boutn America.
. UK KLIN. Feb. $. Business on the hours
today wa extremely quiet.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1-MONET-On call.
easy at 1Vc2 per cent; closing bid, 11 per
cum. oiieieu pi I'ri vein. i I ma loans
steady; sixty days. IV if 4 per cent; ninety
days, 4fe44 per cent; six months, 4V4Vi
per cent.
fHIHIi MH.KLAlVlll.il. rAfBK-lmt;
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual
business In bankers' bills st $4.8fVfi4 Wo3
for demanu and at $4.s? cM 83 for sixty-day
bills; posted rates, $4 MVitiH.Sfl; commercial
bills, $4 8ZHtr4.K2H.
HiL.vt.K-war, &mc; Mexican aonara.
42 He.
BONDS-Government. easy: railroad.
heavy.
The closing quotation on bond are a
follows:
V. 8. raf. T....1M Manhattan e. g. 4s...JU
as coupon ,..im;(I'. lyntrai -
Mm. (ntrl 4.
do ta. rag 1
do lit Inn U
Ao eoubon ins
Minn, ft St. U 4a... 17
M., K A T. 4a M
an la 71
N. R. R. of M. a 4a 74
do saw 4a. rag 1314
ao coupon. Wi
4o coupon -..lot
do old 4a. tec 10T
N. T. C. g. lias H
Atrhlnon gen. 4a VO
N. 1. C. S. ta 131
do adl. 4a
No. Pact tlo 4a 10l4
Atlantlo C. U 4s.... MH
ao 7i
B. ft o. 4a
.lots
N. A w. e. 4s
: ft
do la
O 8. h. U A car.
Central of Oa. Is.,
.104 iPenn. conv. ma..,
. TO Readlns sen. 4a...
do lat Ise
rha. o. 44a....
st. i- a I. M.
Sa.. HI
I'nieaso A. im.., 7a m. u. a s. r. ix. a.
C. B. ft Q. n. 4a.... WUj flt. L. 8. W la "
C. M. ft a. p. g. 4a.. ins- seaboard A. U 4....
C. ft N. W. e. TI....1S1 99. rarlllo 4a RIVl
C, R. I. ft P. 4a.... 714 So. Railway ta 111
do col.'fia IT'tiTexaa A P. 1 11(1
C.V. C. ft St. L. g. 4a 7e'T.. St. h. W. 4s.. 71
rh lease Ter. 4a.
7
Union Pactlts 4a. .....103
Con. Tobarco 4a
Colo. A So. 4a
D. ft R. O 4a
do cony. 4fl 17
V. 8. Steal Id (a 7t
17
tl
4
u
10BI
los
IK
Wabaah.la W4
Brla prior Man 4a...
do deb. B 44
ao sen. aa
w. ft u E. 4a o
F. W. ft I). c. la...
tlorklng Val. 4Ha...
LAN. uni. 4a
Wla. central 4a.... MM,
Cols. F. ft I. a. la. . T3
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Feb. S.-Oloslng:
ronaola, money
7H ti. T. central....
do account
iNorfolk A W
Anaconda ,
Atchison
do nfd
.. 73
Ontario A W
13 H
da . Dfd
.. 14
IPennarlvanla
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Paclflo .
Chaa. ft Ohio....
Chicago Ot. W....
Rand Mlnea. t
....121
.... S&Si
.... 17
....14714
.... to
.... 21
.... 14
.... n
.... 4H
.... 4
....114
Reading
do lat pfl..
do Id pfd..
Bo. Railway ,.
do pfd
"o. Paclflo ...
Union Paclflo .
do ptd
U. 8. Steal....
do pfd
Wahaah
do ptd
40V,
tl't
, M
C. M. A 8t. P
Denrs
D. ft R. O
do Dfd
Brla
do lat nM
do Id Dfd
Illinois Central ....
lioula. ft Kaah
St.. K. T........
. XI
, 44
....10H
is
BIIVETl Par,
m-enk. 2fA4d ner ounce.
MONEY 2S2U per cent; tha rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills 1
liiVik ner cent: for three month' bills Is
I't'ti'i 16-ia per cent.
New York Mining Quotations.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. The following are
tne closing quotation on mining stocks:
Adams Con
10
i
Little Chief
. T
.400
.no
. 11
. 10
. 44
.
Alice
Rreaee
Ontario
.. l
..
..- t
..ISO
..110
..!
.. 8
lophlr
Hrunalrti Con ..
Phoenix
Pntoai
Comatock Tunnel
Cnn. t'al. A Vs..
favsga
Horn surer .....
Iron Silver
sierra Nevada
Small tiiioea...
Standard
LeadvMla Con ...
.135
wnerta. ,
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Feb. 3. Bank clearings for to
day were 11.169.207.24. an Increase of 3140 -
164.62 ever the corresponding day last year.
Cotton Mnrket. ..
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 8. COTTON Soot.
demand light, prices 44 points lower; Amer
ican middling fair, 8.78d; good middling,
8 62d; middling, 8.72d; low middling, 8.46d;
food ordinary, 8.36d; ordinary, 8.16d. Sales.
0 bales, of which 2"0 were for speculation
and export and Included 6.lo American.
Receipts.- 20.000. Including 18.600 American,
Futures opened easier and cloeed unsettled;
AMAntw... M.Mlln a V.h.,,.tf 17,?
February and Marcn, 8.17d: March anj
ADrtl. 8.23d: Aorll and May. 8 21: May and
June, 8.28d; June and July, 8.28d; July and
August, 8.28d; August and September. 6.90d:
St-ptember and October, 7.01(1; October and
November. .w2t1.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8.-COTTON The
market opened eaay with first price higher.
Old crous were 6 nnlnts higher to 2 points
lower; while the nerw crop position were 6
15 points lower. At first trading wa quiet.
8nnn after tha local mieiilng Liverpool be
gan to break 4 points at a clip. Thl pre
cipitated another Wild rush of selling and
soon value) were being driven down at a
rate almost equal to tnat or yesieraar.
From 16 OSo on the call March sold down lo
18.65c: May waa depressed from 16.90O to
16 Mo and July from 16.65c to 16 09c. A ot-
cllne from th best or about tti point
and a net los of 64fr57 points named, which
added to the decline of yesterday made a
net loss of a little over IVio a pound In
SDOUl I'Mir nuuia aiTuufi-i iwiii.n. Y .
allv anaaklne. however, the market showed
an upward tendency In the afternoon and
i,h. rfnu waa ateadv. wltn tne net los re-
duced to a matter of from 6 to -34 points.
a.l ... oatlmaterl at 7(10 000 bales.
t . . . . a . . n i
NEW ORL.KANH, t en. a.-cui iuii-
Nomlnal: sales, 150 bsVes; ordinary. ISHo;
Sood ordinary, 14 Ih-ioc; row muminn,
i9-16c; middling. 15 15-lc! gopd middling,
lat-ife.- mMdllnar fair. 16 9-16C: receipt. 11.-
240 bale; ntock. 409,188 bales. F utures very
steadv: February, Mo bid: March. 16 60
i,.."iMii ittfMft&Oc: Mar. 17.13317.75c:
June,' 17.3117.B4c: Jlv. 17.60tl7.61c: August,
16 65o; September, 12.85(12.87c; October, 12.850
bid.
om vrTTTn k l COTTON Steady. Me
I iV.'. ,M,illna- 16c! no Sale! racelpts, 300
'IHIhale: shipment, 572 bale; toclt, 21,901
bales. : -
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. I.-COFFEE Th
market for futures openea pareiy sieaay
at a decline of 15W point ana arier
aiia-ht recovery around midday ruled aens
tlonallv active and weak. The decline was
tarted by the weaknes of French cables
and continued selling by Importers In con
nection with runner unioaoing oy n;uu
aichanaa Interests, who may have been
i..ri,net hv the break In tha cotton-mar
ket. Shortly after midday a closing de
cline of a full frank at Havre Imparted ad
uur.i iinnatiia to the local decline and
H the market waa Bold down until it ehowed
a net decline or owiiw poinia on m
I .eel Hat Thla vu followed bt an Improv-
ment. chiefly as a result of covering by
seller early I th day, and buying that
was thought to be for th account of th
I ..ma imi.i.rtera who have been the most
I active seller th past veral day. Th
market rloaed steady. St ' tO 66 POlnlS
tae Hales were reoorted of 641.(70 bags.
Including February. 7.20tj7 .26c; March, 7.00
f 7.36c; April. 7.46c; May, 7.257.is)e: June.
4W7 60o; July, 7.5!t7.90; September, 7.90
B8.$0c; October, t.kxus wo; iwr, ivi
)ecember, 8.zte,s.ooc; January, e.iou.
snot. Rte No. 7. nominal; No. T Invoice,
$c; mild, steady; Cordova, 7t4 3180.
. Wool Market.
rnnxriv Tfeh. 1. WOOL Trading ha
been fairly otlv with ateady call on
4ealara The nrlce held firm on all goods.
The aituatlon ia regarded aa being mor
In the eller" favor tnan ior many weess.
Territory wools have been active, with
aalea aatlmated between 4000,000 snd 1.000,
900 pounds. Pulled wools continue strong
and active. For foreign wool th market
la firm. Current nuotationa are summar
ised as fnllowa: Idaho, fine, 15iffl6c; heavy,
fine 134116c: fine medium, lftffnc; medium.
I i7iiiiL. wenminar. fine. 1 Mi 14c: heavy nne.
1W14CJ flne meoiura. lwaiic; mroiam. i"i
C19c; Utah and isevaaa. nne, i-i'mnc;
heavy fine Vuftl4e fine medium. 16017o;
medium. l!Vff2'ic; Dakota, fine isg16p: flne
medium. 16iSl7c: flne aiedrum, lPflOo;
u..n. n hnlce 19&2iic: fine me Hum,
choice. !&:: average. I81?19c; etaple, 19
$0o- rpal-n Choice, IWif"!.
an iru'ia een. ninii-nnni nai
meiltum grades, comning ana clotning. n
fi'le; light flne. 15fl17ic; heavy fine, 123
15c; tub washed, lct(S"o. ,
Phlladelnhla Prodncn Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. I. BUTTER
Finn, He higher; extra western creamery,
4 rtearhv nrlnt. 27c.
EOOS Firm, lo higher; freeh nearby.
84o kt the mark: fresh western, 4c; ao,.
. . . . . n)4i.
irMn mi invmrni. I dw.
CH EES B Steady, mederat demaid;
New York, full cream, choice to fancy,
11'tifTac: New York, full cream, fair to
good, 101oo.
II
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 1U-. Feb. 8 CORN-Flrm; nw
No. I. uc; new No. 4. nc
. Dry 43d Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8.-DRT OX)ODSe-
buylng haa not been a liberal a during
the laat few aaye in tn ary gooos market.
owing to the u&aettled condition of the
raw material god market. The utmost
conservatism ia shown by both buyer snd
sellers, snd there seems to be no Indica
tion aa to what the tatura may bay in
tor
nil. Mi itt'P rTnrrt llinrM
f !
lljIAMA Lilt AlAKlVLl
Cattle EeoelpU Light tod th Tenu"1 of
Fcioei Upward. '
HOGS SOLD FULLY A DIME HIGHER
Very Light Han of theep aad a Re
It th Few that Arrive BhOTred
an Advaaee Abent Ten
to Fifteen Cent.
BOtrrn oMahv. Feb. i
Receipt were: Cattle, llogs. Bheep.
umcial Monday
Otllclal Tuesday 4,llJ
Ottlclai WednesUy i,m
Three day thl week.. 1.741
Same days last week. ...11.619
Sam days week before.ll.3Se
Same three week ago..l,li3
r.ClLl rl n fuR TH K 1 H.AK TO UAlEi.
The following table will show the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for th year to date, with comparisons with
last year: 104. 1903. Inc. Deo.
Cattle $3,816 H3.64H 16f .....
Hnga 304 1 212 9o4 7.813
Sheep 176,61(7 114, Mi 0,782
Average pricea paid for hogs at soutn
Omaha for the last ssveral days with com
psrlsons:
Cat. - 1 1904. U. l0t. 11301. ll$O0.l9.l$9.
Jan.
J Hll.'
Jan.
II...
14...
...
"HI
4 74,1
f t
6,'ll 1.14
2f,. 18.UW
21.K13 2'i.KlO
33.o IM.tiMI
19,73$ 81,773
10 9n IK 7l
1347
IH
$ 61 $ ul
!64 $4
to 3 6x
M 3 64
4
Jan.
a
39:
U
Jan.
V
IS
Jan. 20...
Jan. 21...
Jan. 22...
Jan. !...
I 47
68
4 7K,
85
63
02
IIS
4 ,
4 8SH
03
$ 66
1
Jan. 24...
46
72
08;
t a
$ 66
8 72
$ 67
3 G3
I 64
Jan. 'J...
$ 60
Jan. 2...
4 S6H
4 80i4i
4 81 Sa
4 7Vfcl
a
12
8 61
$ 63
$ 3
Jan. 27...
Jan. 28...
Jan. I9..
(61
44
M
6 W,
Jan. 30...
4 Bl'
6 Till tnl
Jan. 81...
87 6 97
I 6 93
3 641 t tl
I 64 $ t4
$ 641 $ 63
8 69 $ 7$
Feb. 1....
Feb. 2....
4 72H
4 73',
4 84tt
8 in
Feb. 8....
70 ( 92
indicates Sunday. .
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Hoaa. cattle. Hogs, eneep.
C, M. ft St. P. Ry.:
12
waoasn .
I
is
T
21
81
Mo. Pac. Ry 2
Union Pacific System 22
C. A N. Y. Ry 6
F.. E. et M. V. R. R 22
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry.... 1$
B. M. Ry 28
C, B. & Q. Ry
C, R. I. A P. Ky, cast..... 6
C R. I. & P. Ry., west... ,7
Illinois Central 8
Chicago Great Western.... 3
Total receipt
.122
101
The dlspobitlon of the day receipt ws
as follows, each nuyer purcnaBing in
number of head Indicated:
Buyer. cattle. JHOgs. ejneep.
Omaha Packing Co....... 4?5
Swift and Comoanr 6u9
1,144
2,089
2,144
715
234
1,143
Cudahy Packing Co 931
Armour & Co 563
Armour & Co., K. City
Vansant & Co
McCreary A Clark. 110
W. I. Stephen 28 '
Iwl A Underwood .... T
Huston A Co IS
H. F. Hamilton 84
J. I. Root 18
Hagcrty A Co M
Other buyers 127
Total 2.947 6.992 1,377
niTt-T 1? t v. ... waa another llzht run of
cattle at all points this morning and aa
a result the reeling was a nine
fhnneh tha rnanaa in Drills wm tw, j
-,f At thla nnlnt trading Wll mor
active than It naa Deen ior sumo V"T.K2r
and the tendency of price wa undoubtedly
upwArda
The teef steer market waa rather irreg
i.p iui,nr. aetned to want some fresh
supplies and they were parUcularly anxlou
ror anyining inai coum
choice. Aa offerings of the better grades
v limited 1 tie, market on that kind
was active snd stronger, with some ilea
as much as 6tl0c higher. A bunch of cat
tle sold as high as m.n, wmcn w in a ai.e-i
r.ri,,. nt tha week to date. Even tnoee.
however, were far from being a. Prime
K..nMt. Tha tv.mm.nner kinds of cattle ware
low and not much mor than steady as
buyers did not seem 10 car mucn winuri
v.-.. . t,t winrf nf cattla or not. The
tattle, though, kept moving toward th
calea, so tnat a iairiy iwiu rniui
mnde at a reaaonaDiy eariy nour.
Th. t.n'mr market waa aenve ana ainuiirr.
rvi aama aa v1th steer, however, tne
strength wa largely confined to the be' ter
fxades and they couia sarciyi oe qumea o-i
on hlsher than yeaterdav. 1 The canner
anA m,ii.ra anld nulte freelv. but the prlccn
Pi"" "T,:
paid were little II any Dener man inoee in
x,vuJ veal calve snd stag sold at fully
.0o(j prices aa they did yesterday,
There were very few stockers snd feed-
(n tnS yards and the market could not
ns ouoted any more than steady, a the
I dPtriBIld from ine country urn vvtj iiMiii-u.
I r.. Svttia ara verv slow sale, the lit-
1 ,,e demand there I being confined largely
i .v.. K.tt.e a-raciea Tlenresentatlv sales:
I Vv .
BEK.F STEERS,
!.
A. PT. Wa. . Tt. '
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HOOS Receipts of hog were rather mod
erate at all point today and with a fnlrly
good demand the market opened active
and a little higher. Th advance here
amounted to fully a dime and there wa
very little change In the market fmm gtart
to finish. Salesmen were aa a rule satis
fled with the prices offered, so that every
thing changed hands In good- season. The
light stuff sold from $4.5 down, medium
weights from 34 0 to M.K. good heavy ho
from $4 85 to $4.90 and aa high a 34-K wa
paid for prime load
Today's advance gne a long way toward
making up the decline of the latter part
of last week and In fact th market I
now a little higher than It wag a week
Wo
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Av.
Bh
Pr.
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4 55
4 63
4 72H
83.
245
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40
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40 4 I
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80 4 85
80 4 85
., 76
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.. 4 76
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120 4 77
40 4 80
80 4 80
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40 4 80
120 4 8219
79.
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80 4 86
.. 4 86
.. 483
120 4 86
80 4 85
40 4 85
.. 4 86
40 4 85
40 4 85
80 4 85
40 4 86
40 4 85
40 4 86
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T2 187
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24 113
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76 217
68 314
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SHEEP Ther wa a very smalt run ot
aneep here thla morning, there Dcing oniy
about six cara on sale. or. In other words.
not enough with which to make a fair
test ot the market. Local packer had to
have a few fresh supplies and as a result
they paid WtTlBo more than yesterday for
what was offered. The Improvement la
the market, however, waa purely locul, a
the aituatlon In the east still remains the
same aa it haa been for some little time.
So long a that I the caae It la not rea
sonable to expect any great advance In
once at mis noint. as win d seen irom
the sale below, practically everything of
fered thl morning wa ewes.
The feeder market I unchanged, not
enough business being done to tell much
about the true aituatlon.
Quotations for corn-fed stock: Cholc
western lambs. xs.Zfiri7fi.b0: fair to eood
ismns. 8.utwio.H: good to cnote yeaning,
X4.604.66: fair to mod vear Inss. 14.0061.4.40:
good to cholc wethers. IS.TSfM.OO: fair to
good wethers. $3.60fiS.76: arood to choice
ewe. 33.2yft5.EO: fair to gort ewes. $3
choice feeder lambs, $4.00M.75; fair to good,
$3.60ift4.00; feeder yearlings, $3.50ftHOO; feeder
wethers, $3 60(?3.75; feeder ewe, $2 OOfilOOj
mm, 2i.7owz.uu. presentativs sales
No.
Av.
Pr.
66 ewe ...
. ,96
$ 40
8 40
8 40
4 60
4 60
2 60
2 60
8 60
8 65
277 ewe ...
2.14 ewes ..,
97
97
84
78
91
83
106
92
63 wether
V
75 wether
20 western ewe
07 western ewe
193 western ewe
122 western ewe
47H1CAOO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Market Genernlly from Tea to Fifteen
Centn Higher.
CHICAGO. Feb. . CATTLE Recelnts
1.000 head; market strong; good to prime,
steer. $5.00&6.55: stockers and feeders. 12 2E
tW.10; cows, $1.60e4.$0 heifers, $2.00(34.00;
bill s. IZ.6r(7j)4.16: calves. U.wam.BR.
MOOS Receipts. 22.000 head: estimated to
morrow, !,ki head: market ior mixed and
butchers. $4.80as.lO: choice to .heavv. $4.96
An 16; light, $4.504J.60; bulk of sales, $4.85
45500.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15.000
head: market steady to atrong; lambs.
strong, 'and loe higher; good to cholo
wethers, $4.0034.60; flr to choice mixed,
$3.754.00! western sheep, $4.0OffJ4 93; native
lambs, $4.50iffti.OO; western lnmhs. $4.50(?ifi.rO.
Cattle receipt yesterday, 8,61$; hogs, 2,293;
sheep, 1,219.
Hew York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 8. BEEVES Re
celpta, $.482 head; market waa active snd
10fn6o higher, except for medium grade,
which wer Arm; steers, $4.0Onre.00; stags,
$400; bulls. $3.40; cows, $1.6ofi$.66; few ex
tra, IS.714XS.M. Cables quoted live cattle
low; sheep slow at lotfllc. dressed weight;
refrigerator beef. 8(9 8c per lb. Exporta,
804 head of rattle, 62 head of sheep and
,50S quarter of beef; estimated for to
morrow, aw neaa ot csttie.
CALVFJ9 Receipt. 794 head: vesls slow;
other cslvea steady; veal. $4 .00.60; choice.
$8.76: little calves. 3.oolM.ou: Darnvsra
stick. $3.tyv?T3 60; coarse western, $2 90;
city dressed veals, 8&10o per lb. J country
dressed, Tffl2c.
HOGS Receipt. 1,628 head; market wa
firm to 15o higher; ststa and Penneyl
vsnla hog. $6 16tg.40: choice, $6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1,768
head; market wa steady: sheep, $416;
fed export, $5.00; cull, iJ.OtVfS.OO; lamb,
$6.76(37.78.
Khniai City LIt Stock Mnrket. -
VAN8A8 r?ITT. Feb. A CATTLE Re
ceipt, (.600 head, Including 6u0 southern:
market ioioo nigner; export ana urauaa
beef steers, 10t316e higher, at $4.40.00:
I.,. A .n .(.An ta HfnA 40 waatarn fed
teera, lOljlno higher, $3 4iV4.$0; stockers
and feeder, steady, $2.75(0t.OO; southern
teen, lrp30o higher, $3 264.25;. southern
enwa Kdiliio hlarher. 12.9a(i2.85: nAtlv cowl,
K310O higher, $126(39 85; native helfer. 10o
higher, $3.6044.0; Dull, lixu'ioo nigner, n.ie
' . . T . . T. t. ... . m..
; k .a, . t run . u ini Mknu.
HUU6 neoeipr, s,uw neau; inurni, cuiuv
hlghar: top, ts.uo; ouia oi saiea, n. iouw,
heavy, M9tK8tj.06; packer. $4.8u35.00s pig
anrf llo-Vita 14 6IVn4.aU.
BHTlit' AMU LAatBS-niMipii,
head; market 10c lower; native lamba, $4.50
16.60; wetrn limni, n.euwa.uu; owea,
i HMH)t 00- wantero fed yearling. H.0041'4.96;
tockers and feeder, $2.60i&'4-00.
tt. Leal Live ttoek Market.
HT. LOUIS. Feb. - 8. CATTLE Receipt.
(,600 hand, Including $,500 Texans; market
firm; natlv hlpplng ana export ter,
14 264J6.00; dressed beof and butcher steers.
tifi,(U7K- aiaera under 1.000 nounds. li.fW
4.60; stockers and feeders, $3.103.75: cow
t..l. f d canners. H IM! 60:
bulls. $2.7&4.00; calves, W-OOOT W; Texas and
Indian steers, i.ma.w; cows ant unusie,
aa wit no
HOOS Receipts, 8 500 head! market
higher; pig and light. $4 .4ftj'4.90; packer
14.66(.96! butcher and belt heavy. H&O0
8HEIP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1 600
haad; market active: naUve mutton. 83.78
A4.60; lamu. M io'tfno; cuna anu
2.(X53.75; tockr. vc.waa.w.
, lions cfty Lire Stack Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia., Feb. 8.-'Bpeclal Tete-
fram.) i-A 1 luti rw-ce i im neiu, -tt
lOo higher; beeve. $2.4OJ13.60; cew. bull
and mixed, fz.uusaou; tiocnera ana imirm,
linflnn- calves and vrllng. 82.5iK2l8.au.
H0Q8 Receipt. $.500 he.!: market 10o
higher, oiling at H.W ( bulk, KT5
4.86.
aa. Jaaaak Llva Stank Market. I
ST. JOSEPH, Feb. I CATTLE R
celpt, L8W head; market strong to
l6o
nstlves. I3.6wiii.2t: oow and
,f.
heifers, $1.75S4.26; ktockar and fedra. $8.66
Cpa.lt.
IIOOS Receipts, 6 871 head; market (tflOc
higher; light. $4 67HS4W6; medium and
heavy, h.wVo.ud. rso sneep.
Stock 1st light. -
Following are the receipt of Hv stock
for th six principal western era yea-
' Cattl. Hogn. Bheep.
South Omaha 2.6v
4!l
1.186
Chloaao
l.ooo
6 600
(.600
1,8X0
600
22,000
9.0u
8. M0'
$r8
1.600
15.000
Kansas City
St loul
Bt. Joph ....
loua City .,
Total
4.50
1.6u0
.. SG167 U.m 22.146
Wklsky Market.
CHICAGO. Feb. $. WHISKY Steady, on
baxis of nign wtnea, u ri. -PEORIA.
Fb. $. WHISKT-Bteady. 81.27.
ST. LOUIS. Ft. 8-WHInKT-On fcael
Of finished- goooa 11.(1.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 8 WHISKT-DUttl
lent' finished good, ateady, on baal of
H.X7-'
BvnaiarateA Ayglee an Dried Vralt,
NEW TORK. Feb. I. -EVAPORATED
APPLES The market la held at raoeiit
pcloe. but trad U lost and th too eem
rather easy. common are quetea at 4400
ten $ fx
prime at 5H1?5r; choice- at 8tTo, and
fancy st Vu7c.
CAI.lKt'HMA PRIKO FUriTS-Pnfriel
were barely steady, slthntigh con at advice
Indicate slightly Improved conditions. Spot
prices ranae from 3c to 6o, according lo
g'rsde. Apricots are tlrm; choice sre quoted
st iiairsv; extra rnoice a foi"', ana
fancy st lKilfto, l'caohes are steady to
Arm,- with choice quoted at 71-tr74c; extra
choice at ifrc, and fancy at 9010c. ,
OMAHA WHOI.KSALB MARKET.
Staple nnd Fancy Prodece.
FOQS Reoslnts. moderate: fresh stock.
IryfliTo.
LiVH POULTRY Hens, so; spnng
chickens, 8'u9c; roosters, according to age,
4'w5c; turkeys, 13bl5c; ducks, 9ilou; geese.
'Pressed poultry Turkey, urjisc;
duck, lwullc: aeene. 10c: cmcaeiis. tttttt
17C, . . .
UUTTER-Pscklna stock. HW12o: choice ;
to fancy dairy rolls, l;liil4c; aeparator, 2io.
utttil r lsli-irout. vuldc; i.tisei-ei, ovt
66c; pike, 9c; pen-h, 6tt6c; blueflnh, 16c;
Irhlt.n.a E'.r.l. . . ..)....... 1 I ., Kb. 4.1. ...k 1 , tf. '
codllsh, lie; re innapper, lie; lobsters, boiled,
per id., sue; lobsters, green, per 10., xnc;
bullheads, 11c: cattish, 13a 14c; black bass.
20c: halibut, lie; crapplea, 12c; herring, 4c
white bass, 13c; bluetlns, 8c; smelts. lieJUe.
uieitup .New yorg counts, per can,
43c: per sal.. $2 00: extra select, per can.
85c; per gal.. $1.80; standard, per can, 17c;
per gal., $1.6fli
ukan-Per ton, $16.60.
HAY Prices -ouoted br Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, $060: No. 2. $6.00; medium, $6.60;
coarse, tivOO; rye straw, $6.00. These prices
are for hay of aood color and auallty. De
mand fair and receipt light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES l nl.wa.l.i nuc: riakota. Tier
bu., 86c; native. Toe.
HWKIOT PnrAn.iI.-cilmnr.la ner hbL.
$3 60.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.25.
CELERY Sinn II. ner dns.. 86336e: large
California. 6ic, 75c and 90e.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, $1.75 j Colo
rado yellow and red, per lb., 2Vo.
CABBAUE Wisconsin. Holland. $c; new
California cabbage. 3a
TURNIPS CanadH rutabaga, per lb..
lc: white, per bu., 80c.
CARROTS Per bu., 75c.
f-nnciuru rer uu., ova.
BEETS Per bu., 60c
CAULIFLOWER i.'alifornla, par crat.
CUCUMPERK-Per do., $1 9&ri.rA
TOMATOES California, ner fuur-haaket
crates, $3.00.
RADISHES Per do, bunches, 35o.
LETTUCE HEAD Per dos. bunches, 90o
fil.oo: per bbl., $;.oo; leaf lettuce, per do.,
bunches, 4Dc.
TURNIPsfloulhern. per dog.. 76c.
BEETS Southern, per dog., 75c, , ,
CARROTS Southern, per dog., 76o.
PARSLKY Southern, per dog., $1. '
APPLES-Callfomla liellflowera, per box,'
$1.65; New York export Greening. Kuaaeta
and Baldwins, $3.75.
GRAPES 1'ony Catawbaa, 20c; Imported
Malagas, per keg, $6.00.
CRANBERRIES J erBey, per bbl., $7.00;
(er -box. KM: Wisconsin Bell and Bugle.
7.0; Bell and Cherry, $0.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida Bright and Russet,
all sixes, IJ.25; navels, all. sixes, cholc.
$2.252.r,0; fancy, all Uses, $2.76.
LEMONS-Californla fancy, 800 to 830
Sixes $4; choice, 240 to 270 sixes, $3.50.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 88o;
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14ot 6-crown,
16c; 7-crowr;, 16c.
BANANAS Per medium steed bunch.
$2.(KSi2.60: Jumbo, $2.764f3.35.
COCOANUTS-Per ack. $; per doa, 90o.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 pkgs., $2;
Ser lb., In 60-lb. boxes, 6c; Oriental tufted .
atea, per box. $2 40.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wlsoonsin twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13e; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 18c; Wisconsin
Umburger, 12c. .
HON EY Nebraska, per 24 frame, 83;
Utah and Colorado, per 4 frames, $3.28.
MAPLE RI70AR Ohio, per lb.. 10.
CIDER Per bbl., $6.60; pf H bbl., $$ .
POPCORN-Per lb., 20 i shelled, $63e,
HORSERADISH Per .case of 1 dos..
packed, 80c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 oft hel1, per lb..
J5c; hard shell, per lb., 14o; No. $ soft
shell, per lb., 13c; No. 1 hard hel, per lb..
12c; Brailla, per lb., 11c; Alberta, per lb.,
11c; almonds, soft shell, per lb 15o; hard
shell, per lb., 13c; pecans, tars, per lb.,
12c; email, per lb., 10c: peanut, per lb .
6c; roaster peanuts, per lb., 70 ; Chill
walnuts. 12130: large hickory nut, per
bu.. $1.60; shelf barks, per bu., 82; black
walnuts, per du., i.a.
JrllUEo NO. 1 green, c; jno. x nrecn, oc:
No.,1 salted,. 7c; No. 1 salted, flot No. 1
veof calf. 8 to 11 lb., 6ei; No. I veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs . Cc: dry salted hid.
lff2c: sheep pelt. 22075c; hotaa hldea.
$1.602.50. .... '
Milwaukee Ornln Mnrket. v
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 8. WHEAT Mar.
ket wn 1c higher: No. 1 northern, 9192c!
No. ! northern, RSigflOc: May, 93Ho bid.
RYK-Flrm; NO. I, 46400.
BARLEY Dull i No. 2. 63c: sampl. 88
Mo. '
CORN-Flrm; No. 1, 42343He; May, 5&o
asked.
Dnlnth Ornln Mnrket. ,
DULITTH, Feb, 1. WHEAT In tore.
No. 1 hard. 93Ac: No. 1 northern. 9144c!
No. 1 northern, 894c; to arrive, No. 1
hard. 93c: No. 1 northern, 9140; No. 1
northern, 8!"4o; May, 9lc; July, swajc;
September, 80c.
OATS On track and to rrlve, 41 c. ;
Liverpool Grain Mnrket.
LA'ERPOOU Feb. 8 WHEAT Spot1.
nominal; futures, gtendy; March, 64d;
May. 6s$M,d; July, nominal.
CORN Spot. American mixed, new, quiet,
4 2d; American mixed, old. Arm, 4s 84a.
Future, quiet; Marcn, tza; May, ta to.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Feb. 8. SEED Close: "clover.
cah and February, to.86; March, $8.90;
April, M.78; prime alslke $6.30; prima tim
othy, 81.4q.
ILEAL ESTATE TrlAHSFISMS.
Deed filed for record Wednesday, Febru
ary s, its, m trie omce or the register
Of deeds, aa furnished by the Midland
Guarantee and Trust company, bonded
abstracter, 1614 Farnam street, for Th
Beet
Mary Orltxner to' Cora B. Orltsner,
part lots ana 4, Dlock 7, Bhlnn
addiUon . $2,760
Charles J. Cllnchard. et al, to KI1-
lla Flour, lot 19, block 2, Mcdavock
A O'Keefe's addition '. .1.506
Melvln S. Ubl and wife to Abraham
T. Tatrlck, lot 6, block 10, Jeroma
Park ..i.... 1.000
Arthur II. Murdock and wife to
Michael: Brennan and Jennie Bren- : -
1,.. K v.i , k aA..v. 4 OMk
u.iij ... b w. u,v.a A-m. avian. , . i . . . ,uw '
T. W. Bulrvall to Frank BuirvaU,
lot 4 and 6, block 1, Armour Plaoe.. 1
Gunnar A. Llndqueet and wife to AI- 1
bert J. wyant, lot ana v, uiocg
2. Rose Hill addition 171
Charles Goldsmith to Katy Skounet,
lot 8, block 1, 8. E. Roger' addition. 928
C. B. Nichols and wife to Clara P.
Hill, part lot 1, block 10, Waterloo...
George W. Hill and wife to C. B. -
Nicnoig, pan lot 1, diock iu, water
loo 10
Joseph D. Homer to Jame A. Howard,
lot 13. 14 ana la, blocA u, Hal
cyon Height 600
Emma Goodhardt. et aU to Charlca
F. Kelner, part ae or ne, seo.
11-16-10 u 1.200
Charles Earing gnd wlf to R. T. Max
well, lot I, mock , Maxwell aatu- a
non -
Patrick J. Gorman to John 8. Dc.4.
lot 14. block 6. iiorbacti a za aaai
ilorl X
STOCKS AND BONDS
(.RAIN AND PROVISIONS
W kav ever la tnoa.
lUfsreooesi 17 gtat and Nat l ktenikA,
OIM natmriCtS It TUB 8IIT.
Out ef Twer Bnstns Soalolted.
Ontai sVaadki tlPnrs A4 TsAAetV
TJ10S. M. WADDICI. Crrwp)odril
S. SLEUMAN
Grain, Provisions & Stacks.
Room 4 N. T. Uf Bldg.
TtL'tm
OpertM U OOXatm ia Thla flat.
KaUbllabed 1891
GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain, Provisions & Stocks.
Member Omaha Oraln Exchange,
Chicago Board of Trad and ovbef
exchange.
Correspondents Bartlatt, Fraxlsr A
C lining too.
219 Beard el Trad Bld'g. Oaun.
