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    THE 0MAT1A DAILY HEE: MONDAY. FEnRTTARY 8. 1004.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
s.
Tint Beactioo is Prici 8i;r th. Exchange
Opcofld lu Doarj.
EAOKERS FEAR GIANTS AND WAR RUMORS
Trade la rititn Laraelr la May
Cora ul Jalr Cora a ad
WkMl Gel Few
Bayer,
OMAHA. Feb. . 1904.
Today nw the nrst reaction on the
Dma ha exchange. Business waa dull. The
condition of the msrhet la such, with vary
ing possibilities of war and no much grain
In the hands of the giants, that the brokers
feared to go over Sunday either long or
short. 80 there waa a painstaking effort
cm their part to get even.
The Chicago and Omaha markets opened
U about the closing quotations, though
oomewhat weaker, from the opening there
i a steady decline In all grains on the
Chicago and the Omaha markets and the
dosing prices were not far from the lowest
tif the day. The break averaged nearly
t cents.
Omaha transaction In futures were
largely confined to May corn. The Chi
cago market opened at 4Sc. c up from
the closing figure, and Omaha opened up
with a show of strength with feS" kid.
The market declined to 44e, and then
rallied to o and fiddled about on the
eighth, following the Chicago market. It
declined toward the close to 44Hc offered
and few willing to buy. Chicago broke
ic. a Quarter mora than Umihm. Julv
corn opened weak and there was nothing
suing rmre. wnne 111 Chicago the bears
pulled the market down c.
There was no Omaha business In May
wheat, but In July the market opened up
on the dosing price of Friday, and after
tireaklnr to ifc rallied to 7Uc. May oats
fell off Jc In Chicago, hut no local brokers
ventured on this market.
The ranee In nrlr-na nf ttmilii s-mln foe
future delivery and the close today and
r riuay were as roiiows:
Close
V heat- Open. High. Low. Today. Frl v
Mar
...7
74
74
7WV
78
78 794
July
July
Oats
May
March
T4W
4SH
414
74
44
44
41
884
744B 74to
4SB 4fiH
44B 46
41 41 U
HVaB ISH
..411
...414
Loral Cash
Orala Markets.
Offerings wens light and not sufficient to
fill the demands which brokers had In
nana, riecelpts of wheat were 8 cars; Frl
oay, 0.
Bales of car lots by sample on tracks,
Omaha:
Hard wheat. No. I. 10 cars, 754,5.
Receipts of corn were U cars; Friday, 19.
Sales of car lots by sample on track,
Omaha:
Mixed corn. Nv 1 K ara 1Un TCn A
I cars. SSVfcc; no grade, 1 car, 38c,
neceipis 01 oats were k cars: Friday. 1
car. Sales of car lots:
White oats, No. 4, 1 car, 39c; 3 cars, 38Hc;
7 cars, JMic; I cars, SkAc.
Rye. No. I I cars, Kc.
N HEAT No. t hard. No. 3 hard.
70&7bc; No. 4 hard, tHfisik:; No. t spring,
7SfWc; No. 1 spring. TOIse; No. 4 spring.
No. 4. I7ti44c; No. 1 yellow, 42V8o; No.
I yellow. 4vfj42o; No. i whit. 42Vff43a; No.
I white. 41fji.'0.
OATU-No. 8. WHflSHc; No. 3. 8744f3SHe:
No. 4. 88J7c; No. 1 white. Vj2j41o; No. i
white, b'nJ40c; standard. 3Hc
Nates from the Ksehaaare Ofllees.
Applications for membership have been
made by H. O. Leavltt and by Floyd J.
Campbell.
Transactions In grain for future delivery.
Friday amounted to 344,0X1 bushels, Thurs
day to 80,000.
Omaha Inspections of grain were twenty
seven cars; wheat, 1 car graded No. 3
hard corn. It cars graded No. 3; 4 cars,
No- i ca No. 3; white; oats. 1 cars
graded No. 4 white; barley, 1 car, graded
-No. a.
Grata Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prices of grain at the markets
nsmed rrldsy and todav were as follows:
. KAN b AS CITV.
. Fri
day. 16
4i
H4
83HB
b
U
S6
Wheat-May
juiy 74i
lorn-May 45-
July x, ,
BT. LOUIS.
WheatMay
July .
Corn May
July
' NEW YORK.
Wheat-May
July
Corn May
88
.. 88V,
41H,
ai
Chicago receipts were: Wht 17 ,.ur..
corn, list cars; oats, V cars. '
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
(tiotstlant of the Day oa Tarloaa
Commodities.
iifLT011 Fob- -"LOURRecelrts.
11.6(11 bbls.; exports, 36,683 bbls:; market
quiet but steady, at last night prices:
Minnesota patents. Ktaui; Minnesota
bakers, 3J9(84.i6; winter patents, I4.6uu4.86:
r;lS,I-."tr1,bu -865f4.to; winter extras.
33.26u,I.U; winter low grades, S3.4Wi3.6u.
Rye flour, fair to good, 3.40(i3.S0; choice
to fancy, $3.6W(fl96. ttuckwheal flour, dull,
CORNMBAL-Steady; yellow western,
ll?jJ?ltXl 11 06: klln drl"i- wo3.oa
RYE Hrm, No, 2 western, 7H,c, nominal
5-. fltj. ,tats nd Jersey, tWrate.
BARLEY Dull ; feeding, 63c c. 1. f. New
YV,r,,fjJi,:JtHi' w0 . I. f. Buffalo.
WUEAT-Reoelpu, 13,660 bu.; market for
JT." aaaler: No. I red,. Wkj elevator
and 97Tc f. o. b. afloat; No. I northern
xuiutn. il.Oi r. o. b. afloat: No. 1 hard
anitoba. nominal f. a. h. aflna
opened stronger on the war news, but ex
perienced a rush of rroltt taking sales
which broke prices about a cent a bushel
In the first hour, helped by predictions of
large world's shipments on Monday. Near
the close the market rallied on a war
rumor and closed firm at S3 He net lower.
May, 6Bir7Hc, closed. WSc; July. 90c to
Wff91o, closed, 98Hc; September closed
CORN Receipts, K&2S bu.; exports, ti,
016 bu.; market for spot waa dull; No- :
toe elevator and 64o f. o. b. afloat: No.
yellow. 68c; No. 1 white, 66c. Options mar
ket waa quiet, but ateadler here after the
opening on room covering. Close waa
staady and unchanged. May, oa0Hc.
closed. UOSc: July, ilc.
OATS Receipts 60,000 bu.; exports, 22,
(40 bu.: market for spot was firm; No. 2,
47c; standard whlta. Sc; No. 3 white. He;
Nn. I whit. oo.
RICE ateady; domestic, fair to extra.
SStitc: Japan, nominal.
HAT Quiet; shipping. (0370c; good to
choice. 6a6e.
HOPS Firm: common to choice, 1903,
334o; I9ut, 4isa8o: id. 10316c; racltto
coast, 1, re 56c; 1901. 3d23c.
HIDES Firm: Galveston, 20 to 36 ba.',
13c; California. XI to 26 Iba., 19c; Texas dry,
24 to 30 lbs., 19n.
LEATHER Steers, Jge.
TALLOW Quiet; city t2c on pkgs), 6c;
country (Packaat free). 6"ii4c.
PROViaiONSBeef. Steady; family $lfto
srii.uu; mens, ss.uuus.uu; oeer nams, xju.Wi
li.00; city extra mesa, Jl5Cn17 0ft. Cut
meats, quiet; pickled bellies. (7 KVfM flrt;
pickled shoulders, 15.7Mr6.lK); pickled hams,
4 6Siaoa. Lard, steady: western stesmel,
37 76; refined, steady; continent. 37 76; South
America. U 36;- compound, hi
Pork, steady; family, tl5 0nti5 6u; short
Clear. iuaalii0l: mess, 14.7Mt)S9.
BUTTER Receipts, 360 pkgs.: extra
creamery, 26c; common to choice. 15f234o;
imiTaiiun creamery, iisc; sisie oaJry
!44ic: renovated, l-W'Hc; held cream.
rv. i4pic: factory, lul4o.
CHKESE-Steady: state full cream.
fancy, small, colored, September, 12c; late
made, lic: small white September. 12c;
lute made. 10c: larc colored. September.
Ho; 1st made, 10c; large whll. Septem
ber. He; late made. 10c.
EOGS Lower and unsettled: state and
Pennsylvania and nearby average, flneat.
31a; seconds to firsta. 2y63uc; western Srsta,
30r.
POULTRY Alive and dressed, firm and
unchanged.
t. Loala erala aad Provlslens.
ST. LOUI8. Feb. 1-WIIEAT-Iower; No.
1 red ca.th. elevator. S3c; track, nfi$l .00;
May. h;c, July, &2c; No. 3 hard. Uii
CORV Lower 1 No. I cash. 4tc; track.
lim; fair, wc; uiy, w.
CVAT Lower 1 No. 3 cash. 42c; track,
4JWtiHtc: May. 42Vc; No. 3 white. 4c.
FLOUR Dull; rod winter patents, 34 5M
t.aa; extra fancy ana iraignt, 6t.2tkU4.6i;
Clear. i.3ixju .
fcKEl-Hinothv. steadr. 3-60rl8S.
CORNMEAI-teady. 13.41.
RICAN Steady. Itrm; arnked. east track.
HAY-Dull; timothy. r.i'.tflJW; prairie.
e'o du.
ik7n oormv ties woi
H A(HllN(-f., '16-,
HFMP TWINr-5c
POULTRY Dull: chk-kena . sr.rli.ffa
to: turkeys, JJc: ducks, Uc; geH. 6f7c.
Rl TTV H-Steady; crwsmary. 17ijI4c;
delrv. J"fiUc.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing!
tU-W. Laxd, uncbauged; vrlm steamed,
M 6. Bacon, steady: extra rhoris. f??4:
clear ribs, 17 75; short clear, T 87V4
iiius-uiwer at toe, c.e couni
Kee-lp's. Shipments.
Flour, bbl i'io u,i
Wheat, bu 71,i00 n.Q
Corn, bu 110 lion)
Oats, bu 45,V 74.0X1
CHICAGO ORAM A Mi PROVISIONS.
Features of the Trad I eg and Closing
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CII1CAOO. Feb. .-A storm of liquidation
broke over the grain pits to.lav In spile of
the critical situation In the Orient. The
market was unable to rally and closing
prices were near the low point. May wheat
being off le from last nlKht's clooe. May
Corn closed lc lower, while oats were
down 2lj2Hc. Provisions wera practically
unchanged.
Strength and activity marked Initial trad.
Ing In wheat. That the war outlook was
of a most serious nature was evidenced
by a decline In the price of English con
sols. Shorts were active buyers at the
start and bid up the price of the May op
tion above yesterday's close, the
opening quotations being at P5Vfi95o. July
waa a shade to H'UV higher at MuSft'tc.
Put these prices lasted only a moment.
There waa such a quantity of wheat for
site, both May and July deliveries, thst
within five minutes the price of May had
fallen to 94Sc and July to tic. The sell.
Ing era 1 was soon partly exhausted. On
support from the leading long the market
quickly recovered part of the nsrly loss.
May rallying to 94Tr, and July to Mc.
Trading was" comparatively quiet during
the remainder of the day until within the
last half hour. Commission houses con
tinued to sell on all slight nllles, while
small holders seised evtry opportunity to
secure profits.
In the face of fresh war news the pit
wss deluged with selling orders late In
the day. There was not enough demand
to absorb the offerings and In consequence
May broke to 9ac, while the price of July
was carried down to Wc. The close was
extremely weak with May at 4o, a net 1S4
for the day of lc July was from le to lvc
lower at Misc. Clearances of wheat nnd
flour were equal to 2M.MO bu. Primary re
ceipts were B77,6i'0 bu., against Cau.MO bu.
a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 16 cars, com
pared with 23 cars last week and 434
cars a year ago.
About the same cnnditlons surrounded
trading In the corn pit as were witnessel
In the wheat market. Prices were strong
at the start Influenced by the war situa
tion but weakness developed early In the
day on heavy liquidation of May
by one of the largest holders. While there
waa a fair demand for the July delivery
the market failed to rally and closing
price were at the bottom. May opened
Vo lower to Vic higher at SC-liHc, and
closed at the bottom at 64c. a net loss for
the day of ISc. July closed mSlHc lower,
at KIiijoZHo. Local receipts were 136 cars,
none nf contract vrarie.
The feature In trading In oats was the
weakness of the May delivery and the
comparative strength of the July option.
With the sharp brenk In prices In wheat
and corn early In the day, May oats were
offered freely, resulting In a considerable
loss. Commission houses were fair buyers
on the decline, but profit taking continued
on aufflr-lentlv larva scale to keep the
prle down. Part of the weakness In ths
Mav option wus due to the fact that
stocks showed some increase. The orenlng
on M-y was unchanged to V lower, at
45'BW,c:. while the close was 2(B2l-c lower
at 44,'54414c, after the price had touched
44Ue. Local receipts were 131 cars.
Provisions were strong early In sympathy
with higher prices for hogs at the yards
and on war news. After the first hour,
however, prices begun to decline under the
Influence of the break in the grain market.
At the close, nil of the gain was lost, Maf
.,v hoimr ff iu.iv nt 113 S7V4. May Wrd
was slso down SVc. at 17.524. but ribs were
up 2Hc at $ 60. Estimated receipts for to
morrow: Wheat. 40 cars: corn, o cars,
oats. 380 cars; hoga. 44,iO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Articles. Open. High. I Low. CloseYes'y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
Feb.
May
July
Oats
Feb.
May
Julv
Sept.
Pork
May Lard
May July
Ribs
May July
9S
95V
MS
80V
90 V1
MVi
79V
El
64V
62
94 96
84T, SSTi'f'
.97
61
! 64
52
5W
611
634
637
f 41Hf 4J1
- 44V44fy -46'4
S9 3?V !V
33 33V V
3941 4ftiHi ft V
13 68
7 V
7 70
13 75
13 i'W IS 67 13 60
7 67H!
7 50
7 65
77
90.
7 6?H
7 62Mi
7 BS
7 60
7 70
PS 1
97V
C art
77H
92
6 921
No. 2. '
... .. v. nl,n,.,Un wr as follows:
FLOUR Firm; winter patents, 34.169
4.30; winter straights. $3 10; spring pat
ents. 4 hm ni: spring siniinu, o.,'rU.w,
bskers. VUVqSAO. .
WHEAT fo. a spring, wutc; i-o. i
. Ami... . .
CORN-NO. Z. WlSie; NO. I yjunw, "V?
OATS No. 2, 4l,i&V; No. 2 white. 4$9
46c.
BARLEY-Good feeding, 39fl0c; fair to
I-JVarMn S fl I wi.
choice malting. ibKe.
SEED No. 1 flax. 11 11: No. 1 north
western, 31.18; prime timothy, 33.16; clover,
. .. . . . -v. .
PROVI8IONB Mess pora. rer noi
IS 62. Lard, per 100 ins., wi.w&i. n. enon
TIPS Sines uoosei. "4tj. to. ouui v im-
Ides tboxed). ifl.ift'iio.B.
Following are the receipts and shipments
of flour and gram:
npcv rin. DniDnirius.
Flour, bbls zi 50 as j w
Wheat bu 62.7m 29 jn
Corn? 'bn...: lW.hA V4
Oata bu im.nw
Vive bu nw
R?l'ev bu M 6o
on tne rroouc rinmnpr "i m--ter
market waa firm; creameries. 161j24o;
dairies, lawujw. r.i,, wnw, ,
cjaes Included, 27C-J9C Cheese, steady, 9
10c
Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions
v ivaifl riTV Fehr. a. WHEAT May,
Vo July. 74a74Sc: c .0' na!i
jeeted. 6Mij70c; No. 2 red, 9S95c; No. . 3.
KQ-. ...... w
CORN May, 4-wc; juiy. -ss
No. 3 mixed, 4J'8-i;c; no. wiine,
OATS rro. I White, ;c; rso. m, w
C41c.
h v t Nn z ft r"
HAY-Choice timothy, $9.0589.75; choloa
rnis i.nwr: Missouri and Kansas
stock, rastw returned, 25c; nsw No, 2, white-
wood canea Included, avjc.
Keceipte. onipmenie.
Wheat, bu 145.6HO 80.500
Corn, bu K0.MO 87.
Oata. bu 7.009 . 10,000
Philadelphia Prodnee Market
PHILADElPHIA. Feb. (. BUTTER
Vlrm: extra nearby nrlnts. 2c
ECK'IS Weak and So lower: frrsh nesrby,
Oo. at mark: fresh western. Soc. at mark:
fresh southwestern. Sue, at mark; freab.
southern. 2Sc. at mark.
C'HEKSU eteadv. nuiat: iew York run
creams, cnoice to rancy. iwi'jc; new
York ful creams, fair to good, lu-d 101o.
- Minneapolis Oral Market.
MINNKAPOMS. Feb. K WHEAT May,
afsc: July, 91Tc; September. Tt'Tsc; on
track, Nik 1 hard, IMxc; o. 1 norih'rn.
8Jic; No. 3 nortnern, c; rc. i northern,
iU6t S7n.
FlAJUR First patents, I4.7wr4.s&; second
patents, 34.MJ4 7S; nrst Clears. M WU4.60
second Clears. II svfli w.
BRAN IN bulk, higner. i.oo-is.35.
Mllwankeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. (.-WHEAT lo
lower; No. 1 northern, 9lc; ro. j northern.
WuMlc; May. te.
n I r-r ii ui i . v. , . w
TJ A UI XT VtSnll K. 4 ire'
3. Cc; aamplas. 3
6Sic
CORN-le hlcher: No. 3. 440450; May,
M:c. Pia.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOX Frb. (.WHEAT Spot
nominal; futures, quiet: ftiarcn. as a
Mav. UKa; July, nominal.
CXRN Soot American mixed. ne
steady at 4s2d: Amsrlcan mixnd, old, firm
at uii Futures, quit; Marcn, 4au
Dnlath Grain Market.
DULUTH. Feb. (.WHEAT In at
v , v. .. A., . x' i v. . u'Ixm. k;
3 northern, 9jVc; to arrive. No. 1 hard.
rfac; o. i nortnern. sc: no. z normern,
"c; May, 92c; July. SI So; September,
50C.
OATS On track and to arrive, tvo.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. C WOOL Nominal:
medium grades, combing and clothing. 17
-'le; light fin. Iil7c; heavy fine. 12J
14c: tub washed, 8'fjic.
LONDON, Feb. (. WtiOL The, arrivals
for the secord series of auction rata
amount to l.'1.u37 bales. Including (O.uuO bales
forwarded direct to spinner.
Peoria Grata hrarhet.
PEORIA. Feb. (. CORN-Flrtn; atw No.
3. 4va4ic; iitw No. 4. .
OMADA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Both Eeef EUe-iand Cowi Eell'rg at Low
Point of Year.
HOGS ABOUT STEADY WITH A WEEK AGO
Best flrades of Sheep and Lambs Sot
Mseh Different from the Close of
Last Week, hat Common Kinds
Are Considerably Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. , 19M.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. LM 3,4 lU.ftM
Official Mondsy
utnclal 1 uesuay ....
Official Wednesday ,
Official Thursday ...
(.916 6.2-t
8.430 2.'i"4
7.8fl 6,22
8,621 666
Official Friday
Official Saturday ...
Six days this week. ...11. 178 45.445 31.578
Same davs last week 1H tK 4ii.B;4 H7.7'
Same days week before. .14. !H9 43.4S1 32. 7.4
Ham three weeks ago..23.7v6 41.414 4O.031
Same dayo last year.... 17, Ski 3. 9 2ti,;'M
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATEJ
I he following table show the recelpia
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Oman
for the year to date, with comparisjna with
last year; itsu lutti. Inc. Dec.
Cattle X9.9 94.163 4.563
Hons I3.20J r.".44rt 2.757
Sheep 188.763 124.2U4 4.54U
Avers nricea ttirt tnt tmas mi South
Omaha tor lh laat sevtral days with cum
parisoiiSi
Data. 1 1904. Iian. 1902. 11901. Uu.llSt4.U3.
Jan. II...
4 (8 ( 41 I 22 I 2(1 4 6t 3 47
4 4 4 161 6 Ul 4 kM 3 &i
( 4 131 6 4 4, I 4ji I 47
4 68 ( a 6 4 561 3 51 1 3 51
4 7, (39, J 6 271 4 64 3 64 8 64
4 US'4i ( 47 I 27! I 4 64 3 M 3 6v
4 , 8 68, 6 16 t 261 I 3 69i 3 64
But.! ( 63) ( 02 t Ul 4 3 I 57
4 8.4i 6i w, 6 14, 4 6k! I Ki
U6 ( () 6 21 4 oo 3 61 3 62
4 fHl ( 14 6 U 4 4 3 0U 3 tit
an. u...
Jan. 17...
Jan. IS
Jan. 19...
Jan. 20...
Jan. 21...
Jan. 22...
Jan. U...
Jan. 24..
Jan. 26...
Jan.
Jan. 27...
Jan. m...
Jan. 3...
Ri I s 161 4 aot 01
4 i ( 6 ( 12 I 4 62) 8 3;
t
8 7
I 04
4 ill', 6 64
3 96 6 22) I 2 OS,
6 981 6 Jfcl 4 62
4 791 64!
n. 3u...
4 HlTa, 6 lai ti jq. n t
t U, o i 4 H 3 I'M
i 97 17 4 651 8 64 3 ti
i kit 6 22 4 67 3 Wi 8 t4
Jan. (1...
Feb. 1....
72
4 73'-., 6
Feb. 2 ...
6 l!bi 4 6b 8 64 9 bj
i 4 62, 3 6 2 73
6 31, i 2 69, 3 72
6 23) 4 66i I 3 72
31 4 70 8 66
Feb. 8....
Feb. 4....
Feb.
Feb
4 4, ( 70i S 92
1 4 61 I )( 6 H
7S f ii 11
4 80 ( 76) ( 16,
'Indicates Sunday.
I'hS official niuAhF et era nf stock
brought In today by each road was:
noaa. catue. t-togs. air p. il ses.
.. M. at St P. Rv.. I
16
4
15 1 8
h I
24 1 1
6
15 .. 1
i .. .;
7
1
X
t
119 3 &
Wabash ..
P. system
C tk N. W. Ry
F.. ii A M. V. R. R. ..
C. St. P., M. 4 O. Ry 1
. i. Ky 8
C.,- B. & Q. Ry.
iv. c s Dt, j
R. 1. A P.. east.. 1
C. R. 1. & P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central
cnl. Ureat Western.. .,
Total receipts .... (
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer uurchuainic ilia
number of head Indicated:
Buyer. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omana Packing Co. ,
ewltt and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co
ii
1,739
2. 087
2.1 Mi
l.ioo
64
250
Armour Co., 8. C
lu6
81
9
Hoi uegan
ttaggeiiy At Co
Totals ,
180 8,757
218
CA'l"! LE There was practically no trad
Ing in the cattle division this morning, so
that a test of values was not made. Fur
the week receipts show quite a decrease
both aa compared wltn last week and with
the correepunulng woek of laet year. At
some other markets, however, supplies have
Deen quite libera:, ao that tne number oi
cattle on aale has been ample to meet the
requirements of th trade, and in fact there
has been a surplus of the condition ot the
market, which may be considered' as an
Inoex of the true situation.
Corn-fed steers cold a little stronger th
first part of the week, but the latter part
the market was in very bad shape and
closing price are tully as low as they were
at the close ot last week. In other words.
tho market Is at the low point of the year
to date, and in fact at the low point of the
season. The bulk of the cattle- now coming
forward have been fed from 100 to 120 days
and are selling at about the same prices
that were paid for much shorter tod cattle
during the slump before the holidays. As
has been pointed out tnrougn these columns
from day to day the present demoralized
condition of the market ia largely due lo
the severe storms in many sections or tne
country, whloh have tied up the railroads
and mad a shortage of refrigerator cars.
Until railroad traffic one mora becomes
normal there Is amsll chanc of much im
provement in the market. Good to. choice
cattle are now quotable from 34. 40 to 34.75,
fair to good from 34 to 34.40, medium graaea
from 33 75 to 34 and common kinds from
33.26 to 33.(0. It now takes a pretty good
bunch of cattle to sell much over 84.
The cow market is also tuny Dae to
where It was at the c'oae of last week, or
to the low point of the year. The latter
part of the week trading has been very
dull, particularly on the commoner kinds.
Oood to choice cattle sell from 33.25 to 33.65,
fair to good from 32.76 to 33. is. medium
srrades from 33.40 to 33.60 and cannerg and
etittera from 11.50 to 32.26.
Bulla have suffered tne same as steers
and cows. Oood to choice graded eell
from 1.1.2S to 38.71. fslr' to good front I2.7S
to 33.25 and bologna grades from 3125 to 32 50.
Veal calves nave Deen in smau supply an
h woek and nrlces have held steady.
Choicest grades are now selling from Ij.uO
to 36.50.
The stocker and feeder market has been
dull all the week, with the tendency of
prleea downward, except on something very
cnolce. wnicn IS not a nr.i aeni lower.
Tha nommoner kinds, however, are 15r25c
lower for the week. The good to choice
trades sell largely from 13.40 to 13.76. -with
something prime a little higher. Fair to
aood trades go from 18.00 to 33 40 and com
rrlon Kinds irom .iu gown, representa
T . . I . .
tive sales:
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HOGS There waa a fairly liberal run of
hogs here this morning for a Saturday, but
with a good demand the market opened
generally 6c higher. Trading was fairly
active and tha moat of th early arrivals
were disposed of in good season. Toward
tn cioa of tne market, nowever, buyers
were not so anxious for supplies and aa a
result the close was slow and wesk, with
th advance of the morning practically ail
lost. The bulk of the sale wtnt from It 76
to 34.N&. Lignt stun; aom irom H . down,
medium weights went from 34.75 to 34 30,
good heavy hogs from 34.60 to 34 85 and
prime heavlea from 34.85 to 34.90. In spite
of the fact that the close waa alow and
weak, practically everything waa sold bo
fore noon.
For the week receipts show a slight de
crease as compared with last week, but an
increase of about 6,000 head as com na red
with the same week of last year. Prices
have held steaoy most or tne week, the
fluctuations from day to day being of small
Importance. Closing prices are practically
the same as at ths close of last week, th
difference amounting to only about 1 cent
representative aaies
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eiifcr.t- There er only a few bunches
here this morning and they sold at aea-
eraiiy tteauy pi ices as c-oniarvu un
esteriiay. for ine weea rt-ceipis inow a
loss as compared with last wees, amounting
tinut u,iA"i tieaa, itii a.s compaieu wiin
the same week ct iHst er Uicre u hut
little change. The uemaiia has ntcrwti by
b en rather limited owh,g lu the bad con
dition of the market in tne east caus d by
he heavy storms, which nave delated r.ul-
rosd traiflc and created a shortage of re-
ilgeratur cars in the wtt. As a result
he tendency of prices has ben down
ward, panic ularly on the cumrauner kinds.
1 ne market at the close of. tne we, K.
however. Is Ully !ui5c higher than It was
at the low lime the mlduie of the week.
This advance leaves the better grades of
heep and also choice lambs neatly back
o where they were at tne close of last
week. The commoner kinds, howevt r. are
tin slow sale and unevenly lower than a
week aao. some kinds being as much as
15(ji6c lower. The quality ot thu offerings
has not been very good, ho that In ralliy
good stuff has been scarce, while the sip
ply of the common stuff has bevn excessive.
feeders nave been so scarce alt tne we 'K
hat a fair test of the market has not heen
made. Desirable grades may not be much
different for the week, but common kind
are undoubtedly lower.
Uuotatlons for corn-fed stock: uood to
choice western limbs, (-Vo n5.75: fair to
good lambs, 35.25rt5 60; good to choice year
lings, 4 6oM.tsJ; lair to good yeailings, h.js
4 uo; goou to dunce wethers. l4.iuH4.ii:
air to gMd wethers. 3.'!.75U4.U0: cood to
choice ewes, 33.60(3.76; fair to good 'S,
3:1 JtiuS.oo; choice feeder lambs. M.0ct4.75:
fair to good. 33.5j4 0u; feeder yearl.ngs,
8X5og4.00; feeder wethers, O.iliS-'u; feec.er
ewes, X2.wn.iui; cutis, i. .oHjl.uo. Kepre-
sentative sales:
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8 60
3 O
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4
4 60
6 r
6 13
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6 western ewes l'fl
!1 western ewes lnl
6 western wethers M
7 western wethers SI
136 western yearling wethers.... 71
8 western lambs M
3 western lambs 60
43 western yearlUig wethers ... M)
p.i western lamns
1 western lamb
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET.
Light Shipment Strengthen Market,
with Price Higher.
CHICAGO. Feb. 6, CATTLF Reoelnts.
3no head; market nominal; giHxl tu prime
steers, H.iy(ii6.50; ioor to medium. $4 2o'i
4.m; stockers and feedars, 32 24.15: cow,
11 50fi4.2ii; heifers, 3-' O""ii4.5o; canners, 11.50
&2.40: bulls, 82.0iV4.0: calves, 33.Oirii7.25.
HOGS Kwe Dts. 15.010 head: est mated
Monday, 25.000; market strong; mixed and
butchers, 34.it.10; good to choice heavy,
35.00''(i5.12H; rough heavy, 84.NO'ii5.00; light.
84.3un4.S5; bulk of sales. 34.SO?to.OO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,000
head; market steady: good to choice weth
ers, 84.0Off4.60: fair to choice mixed. 33.75'S
4.00; western sheep, 33.7&K6.26; native lambs,
34.uoQa.tia; western iambs, xo.ue.Hi-
Kansas City Lira Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. Feb. 6 -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 300 head, including 60 Texan ; mar
ket unchanged: export and dressed beef
steers, 84.3nff5.00; fair to good. 33 . 75174 . 26 :
western-fed steers, 83.5nre4.30; stockers snd
feeders. 32.M4T4.flO: southern stpori. 3.i.ff'(f
4.10; southern cows. $2.25'2-90t, native cows,
tl. 75(03.50: native heifers. 32.5ofti3."S: bulls,
t2.25i3.SO; calves, 3?75tf8.2i; receipts for
the weeg, 3.4w.
HOGS Receints, 2.500 head: market 5c
higher; top. 35: bulk of sales. M.''a4.90:
heavv. 34.85T(6.iiO: packers, (4.75fM.90: pigs
and lights, tt al.TSrecelpts for th weekt
SHEEP AND LAMR3 No receipts; mar
ket steady: lambs. 34. 5" "ff 5. 6.1; western
nmhs. 14. 5055. 60: fell ewes. W.40'l3.X6: west
ern-fed yearlings. 4.0ir4.75; stockers and
feodera, 32.76iiB-l.10; receipts for the week.
16.600.
St. I.onts Live Stock Market
ST. LOUIS. Feb. (.CATTLE Receipts,
500 head, including 150 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers.
34.25fii6.50. tha tou for strictly fancy: dressed
ueer ana Duicner pteern, Din-m
under 1.000 lbs.. 33.50i5.25: stockers and
feeders. I2.154.rt): cows and heifers, t2.2.y
1 fio ihn tnn for fnnrv' corn-fed: canners
S2.25(ge.50: bulls, 32.4'54.0O: calves, t3.ona
7.00; Texas and Indian steers, 32.77S4M.30,
the top for fed; cows and heifers. t2.OrKff3.O0.
HOGS Receipts, 3.0"0 head; market was
stronger; pigs and tights, 34.40ffi4.65; pack
ers. 14. 4oti4. 80; OUtcners anu oesi neuv.v.
SHEEP AND T'.AMnS-Recelpts, 1 m
head; market firm; native muttons w-j'rw
4.75; lambs. t4.50fr6.RS: culls and bucks, t2.00
2.25; stockers, 32.0g3.oo..
New York Live Stock Market.
KP.W TORK. Feb. 6. BEEVF7S No re-
eint no aalea renorted: dressed beef,
tuHvpliv ilnutml native Sides, Ififv.c;
reported exports for today, 750 beeves, 6,650
quartej-s of Deer.
tALY l'- riecerpia, I nmu; neunjr un
western on sale; no trading except 7 veals
at 3 50; city dresaen veals, S'ai3c.
IKKJS Receipts, 3,1.0 neaa; no eaies re.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.937
hcuil: sheen rated steady to firm; good to
Lprlme lambs, fairly active ana ik nigner;
n nf craoen. nmei ana hihiui menu. Biirru,
I4 Ku4.bn: a rew neaa ai . iteoonen naies
of lambs at Sc: dressed mutton, 7fckHc
per lb.; dressed lamps, nc.
Sloox City Live Stock Market.
Sini'X CITY. Ia.. Feb. (.(Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 200 head; mar
ket steady; beeves. 33 5i.vu4.70; cows, bulls
and mixed 3.nij3.w: stocKers ana reeaeis,
t-'.7,V?i3 70; calves and yearlings, 12 &V&.3.60.
HOGS Receipts. 6.000 head: market 60
higher at 34.40&4 86; bulk, t4.70t34.80.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
SIX .TrVttTPti:. Fh. g CATTLE Receints.
22 head; market nominal.
HOGS Receipts. 4.H91 head: market steady
to 60 higher: light, t4.60$4.'S5; medium and
heavy. 4. wjm.w.
SHEEP AND LAM no ISO receipts.
Stock la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the alx principal western cities yester
day: tame. nogs, nneep.
South Omaha
228
am
8.621
656
Chicago
18.000
2.5O0
8,i
' 4.PX1
6,000
t.OUO
i'.aoo
Kansas city .
St. Louis
St. Joseph ....
300
toO
22
2o0
Sioux City ....
Total......
.1.550 3,01t 4,356
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Feb. Th market was sur
feited' with money today. Discount rate
strengthened on the political uncertainty.
Business on th Stock exchange continued
to suffer from the far eastern tension,
trading being restricted to the narrowest
limits. Consols were lWi t. closing a fraction
above the lowest of the day. Americans
opened depressed on New York's decline,
I nited States Steel being exceptionally
fairly steady, but inactive, and closed dull.
Foreigners were gloomy, especially Japa
nese and Russian securities. The amount of
bullion taken Into the Bank of England
today waa HO.OuO. and 126,000 was with
drawn for shipment to South America.
PARIS. Fsh. 6. Trading on the bourse
today showed depression, owing to the
uncertainty regarding the result of the
Russian answer. The Russian Imperials
Improved slightly. Imperial 4s closing at
87 96. Russian Industrials wsr heavily of
fered and closed very feeble. Other inter
nationals were somewhat Impressive and
Indefinite. Industrials were heavy. The
private rate of discount was it-It per cent.
BERLIN. Feb. 6. Kxchange on London,
2om 4Mfcpfgs for checks. The discount rate
for short bills was 3 per rent and for three
month' bills 2S per cent. Trading on the
bourse today was atsgnant. Baltimore &
Ohio wag weaker upon New York advices.
Clearing; Hoaaa Average.
NEW YORK, Fb. 8-The statement of
average of th clearing house banks of
this city for th week shows: Loan. t9.-
frot'.soij; Increase, 4.:.7'jo. Deposits, tl,o:'7.
156 5oo; Increase, 13.212.700. Circulation 341.
fcuS 4uo; decrease, tl.225 6u0. Legal tenders,
t2 t5.CiA); decrease. S2.l72,5iiO. Species, 16..
SkuS.KUO; increase. IIMXX Reserve, t278.631.
o: decrease, I2.4ti3.100. Reserve required
t-MThS.l; increase, f8,175. Surplus. t'Jl,"
842.775; decrease. 83.2H6.27&. Ex-United State
deposit.. il,Uoi.lOu; decreas. 84,287.7u0.
Bank Clearing for Woek. 1
OMAHA. Feb. . Bank clearing for th
week aa compared with th corrtspuidlng
wk laat year:
1H. 1903
Monday tl,U i.M) 63 tl.StS.OM 84
Tuesday 87 L2sO,3U.2
neaiwsaay l.isa.ioi 4 l.u2t,lsi.tj
Thursday 1.345.1'.2a l.u65.j4 5;
Friday 1.24.7i4).5i X.iHe.WJl.ll 1
Muraay i.iUo.si5.14 l.i;s,7i.kt
Increase of 85&3.643.W over th oorrtapjnd
ing week last year.
Kesr York losnorl and Export.
NKW YORK, Feb. t.-Export of dry
goods and merchandise st New York for the
week Were valued at tl2.7I7.773,
Kxports of money for th meek were Ci -til.
Import of rpecle at New York thi
week were 844.U8 gold and t36,223 sliver.
British I aaports nnd Exports.
LONDON. Feb. t Th January stato
B4tut of -tU ttvMtrd itt Trad gbowa d.
A til 1M IS
rressos of tl.1'4.600 In Import and t4.101.t00
In export.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qnotatlon on
tanlo and Fancy Prodaee.
EGGS Recelma. moderate: fresh atnrk.
f7c
LIVR POULTRY Hens. SvtSc: snrlns
chickens. mi9c; roosters, according to sg,
4o5c; turkeys, 13 j lie; ducks. 9ul0c; geese.
Ml 9r.
DRESSED POrt.TP Y Turk eva IIMTISc!
dtn.ks, lliillc; geese, loc; chickens, 8SjtD
Hl'TTER Pscklng stock. 13c: choice to
fancy dairy rolls. lH(il4c; separstor. 22c.
per lb.. 30c: lobsttrs. ren. tier lb.. Lc
bullheads. 11c; catfish. 13(f) 14c; black bsss,
2"c; halibut. 13c; crapples. 12c; herring, 4c;
white bass. 13c; bluehns, Sc; smelts. lOullc.
01 s 1 ck insw York counts, per can.
4J-; per gal., (2; extra select, per can, 35c;
sat. i.bu; sianunra, per can, uc: per
gal, 11.50.
HHAN Per ton. 11 3 60
HAY Prices ouoted hv Omaha U'IiaImbI
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
K50: No. 3, l: medium, 35.60: coarse, I".; rye
straw. 35. These Drlces are for hav of s-oori
color and quality. Demand fair' and re
ceipts light.
HIE-.NO. 2, 5O0.
VEGETABLES.
TOTATOra f'nlm-arir, II n.bnl. r m.
bu., natives. 8ic.
SWEET POTATnr.'Stninni. v.u
$3 50. r"
-NAVY BEANS Per hu . S
LELEHV-Small, p.T dm., 2ifi35c; large
California, t'Cc, and fOi-.
ONIONS Spanish, tier crate. 81. 7S: Colo-
rado yellow and red. per lb.. IV--.
...Aijtiviic wisconaln Holland, 3Hc; nsw
CiillfornlH. 3Vtc.
TL R.vi PS-Canada " rutabagas, per lb.,
IHjC; white, per bu.. 00c.
1 ahhu'i s-i'er bu., 7ic.
I'ARSNirS i'er bu., 00c.
MEETS-Per bu.. 00c. .
rAli.lfl.llW.Hl'lifn,nl. nr r. ,
12 75.
- I CI MBERS Per dox., tl JTifJl SO.
TOMATOES California. ner 4-hasket
crates, 3. ,
K-VLlsHES Per dox. bunches, 35c
lettuce nr:.4r ier rt, 1,1,1.,
Jijl w: p,r bbl., 17; leaf lettuce, per do.
Tl'RNlPH Southern, per dox.. 75c.
BEETS Southern, per dox., 75c.
CARROTS -Southern, per oos., 7"c.
PARdLEV Southern, per dox.. 31.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Hellflowera. r..r Im
tl.fo; New York export Greenings, Kusseti
and Baldwins, 33.76.
GRAPES Imported Malagas, per keg.
tow.
CRANBERRIE.S Jersey, tier bbl.. tTCfl:
per box. t3.o: Wisconsin P.cll and Husle.
r-50; Bell and Cherry, 36.50.
01 .a w iiKKiti i. r lorid.i. per qt.. c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida Blights and Russets,
all sixes, I.' 25; navals all sixes, choice.
t.'.2u2.50; fancy, alt sizes. 12.75.
LEMONS California fancy, 300 to 390,
l-'tW; choice, 240 to 370 sixes, t'..'i5.
FIGS California, per lt-lb. cartons, Mc;
Imported Smyrna, 3-crown, 14c; 5-crowu,
16c; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per medium sited bunch,
I2.0i.j'2.5o; Jumlios, 32.75453.26.
COCOANUTS-Pcr sack, 34 00; per dox.,
60c.
DATES Persian, per box of SO pkgs.,
32.00; per lb., in 60-lb. boxes, 5c; Oriental
stuffed dates, per box, 32.40)
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, l.lo; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wisconsin
Umburgt-r, 12c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, t.?.00;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, tS.2j.
MAPLE SUGAR-Ohlo, per lb 10c.
CIDER Per bbl., 35.50; per H bbl., t3 21.
POPCORN-Per lb., 2Hc: shelled, 3ti3'4c.
HORSERADISH Per case of 1 doi.,
packed, S0c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 3 green. 5c;
No. .1 salted, "c; No. 2 salted, 6c; No. 3.
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., ge; No. 2 veal calf!
12 to 15 lbs.. b4c; dry salted hides, IS1912C;
heep pelts. 25if75c; horse hides. Il.50-u2.60,
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft-shell, per lb.,
15Hc; hard-shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft
shell, per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard-sholl, per lb.,
12c; Braslls, per lb., 11c; filberts, per lb..
11c; Almonds, soft-shell, per lb., 15c; hard
FRESH FISH Trout filoc; Pickerel. tH
fi'lc; Pike, 9c; perch. S'nOV; bluetlsh, 15c;
W'hl'eflsh, 3i'4c; salmon. 11c: haddock. HV;
roiltish. 12c: rednriArner. 11c- lnhttpra ho1ld
Another Week.!...
OF
THE
T1IEHE are the names of a number of towns and
cities both in the eastern and western hemi
spheres in the Want Ads in The Bee. Prizes will be
awarded to the persons making the largest and most
correct list according to the following conditions.
Read the Conditions
I
shell, per Ih.. 13c; pecans, large, per lb ,
12c; small, per lb., I'k-; peanuts, er lb , 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 7'jo; Chili wal
nuts, lMiiac; large hlrkorv nuts, per bu..
tl.M; shell luttks. er bu., t2.0t; black wal
nuts, per bu., 31.25.
CotTee Market.
NEW TORK. Feb (,-CtlFKEE- Spot
Rio. steady- 'o. 7 Invoice. 7 15-1-. Mild,
mo, steaoy- jso. 7 Invoice. T 1S-1-. tiiii,
steady, Cnrilova. HN'ill1 Futures opene I
steady at an anvance of & points on July
and 6fi.'n points on other positions on
moderate buvlng. Inspired by firmer French
cobles and fighter primary recelvt', partic
ularly at 8antos. i here wat continued
llnulnatlon by cotton exchange houe,
however, asd later the market eaed off,
soon losing all the Initial gains. Bel. Ing 1
rsme particularly active Just before th(
cloe. partly as a result of the further re
duction In package coffee and In symi'athy
with th continued breaks In cotton, which
seems to be unsettling confidences in the
coffee market as well, snd the cloe wns
stesdy at a decline of iffl'i points. Sales
were reported nf l:7.rl bags, includlna;
March at (.15f!i"1.45c: April, atv-; May, 6 (
(75c; .Tune. 9mc; July, 6 70g7.(W; August.
9"c; September. 6 IifiTT 25c: October, i o5u
7.15c: November, 7.15c; December, 7 2flf7 6c;
January, 7.(0o.
Cotton Market. '
NEW TORK. Feb. ( -CPTTON-Tlio buy- !
Ing of cotton yesterday, supposed to be for j
a bull pool In order to resaln control of i
tne marker, came to naught when n sen
sational break In Liverpool, threatening
news from the far east, heavy estimated
receipts and a bearish visible supply state
ment rendered the local bears more con
fident than ever. Closing price were rr -tlcslly
the lowest with Julv quoted nt 13 93c.
Sales were estlmsted at 2iX.om biles.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 6 COTTON Fu
tures steady; Febrnarv. He bid: March.
1JSnTlS2ic: April. 1S.jl3.3fa: May. 13li
13(2c: June. 18.78tfM.75c: July. 13.sT.4j1J.S7c;
August. U.iotrn 15c: September, 12.3ul2.40r;
October, 11.3Dt11.4:c. .
Sugar nnd Molasses.
NEW YORK. Feb. ( SUGAR Raw,
steadv; fair refining. 2 27-82u'V; centrif
ugal 99 test, S ll-S2'u-1c; molasnes ug..r,
J T'.l-.rtrHc. Refined steadv; No. (, 4 u5o:
No. 7. 4c: No. H. 8.95c; No. 9. 3.90c; No. 10,
8.K6e: No. 11. S.M'c; No. 12. 3.7ic; No. 13. S.7cV
No. 14. 35c; confectioners' A. t.S'-c; mould
A. 4 V; cul loaf. 6.15c; crushed. 3.15c; pow
dered 4.55c; granulated. 4.55c: cube'", 4.i('C.
NEW ORLEANS. Keb. 6 SUGAR yulet;
open kettle, 2Vg-'l 3-16c; open kettle c?ntrlf
tiiral. 3f53l1-16c; centrifugal whites, 4c; yel
lows. S'3 15-lic: seconds, 2!(:e.
MOLASSES Nominal; nnen kettle 2CfT
2e; centrifugal, ltil5c. Syrup, dull, 22
Clc.
Evapornted Apples anil Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK, Feb. (.-EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continues quiet;
common are quoted at 416c; prime, 6ViJ
&iic: choice. B'4fi6c: fancv. r.'.i7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes ;
nre In moderate demand, but slendy, with I
quotations rsnglng from 34c to He. Aprl- !
cots are In fair demand snd firm; choice:
ere quoted at 9ViH'Vfcc: extra choice at :
9jno'4c; fancy ot 11 v 15c.
Peaches, firm;
choice, 7,ki'7c;
fancj-, 9(9 10c.
extra choice. ""iSc;
Dry tiouila Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. (.-DRY GOODS
Buying Is more or less nt a standstill.
Buyers are awaiting developments and are
not Inclined to operate unli ss absolutely
compelled to by the exigencies of the oc
casion. Yet. there is no weakening on the
part of seller. They see no reason In the
present flurry to change their prices, which
are bv no msans based on tho high prices
of cotton, and It Is believed It will take a
good many more perpendicular drops to
affect the stat of piece gooda prices.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6 -METALS Ths
markets today were generally steady, but
wlih th ustisl Saturday's dullness. Tin
held firm at 827.k52S.2o for snot. Copper
was dull, with lake at n2.37Ufll2.62H. elec
trolvtlc at 3112B4T12.50 and casting at I12 124
rl2.374V Spelter was quiet at 34.8iVri5.iiO.
Lead, 31 47(74.50. Iron was dull and nominally-
unchanged.
ST. lOUl9, Feb. (. MFTALS Lead,
weak, 84 .25. Spelter, dull. 34.65.
: Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Feb. SETCD8 Clover, cash
sntl February. t92S: March. l6.87: April.
K75; prime alslke. tlx 20; prime timothy,
tl.S7.
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Two Hnldnn Men Tnrn Profltahlo
Trick at (Joldenbera: Horn
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The grocery store of Ooldenberg Horn
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evening by two masked men. who took 8.1'0
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The Saturday evening's business waa
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Ooldenberg made an outcry, when tha
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After lining up the Inmate of the atom
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than elegant the Intruders then removed
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l-TO from that source, and then turned thelf
attentions to the lone, trembling customer,
who contributed 79 cents to thdr cause.
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their way rejoicing and opulent,
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Max Cohen, a messenger boy employed by
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who relieved lilm of tha money befora
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