TIIF. OMAHA DAILY 1!KE: SATUIiOAV. FKIiHUAtiY 2i. IMS.
CHAIN ISDPRODtCE MARKET
meat Valnel Adrance, While Corn
and Otvfei Go Down.
HIGHER CABLES KNOCK BEARS
irtMtta Sal smears Are I.arsre and
Take) tfce txda-e OC Any Ma
terial , A4m of
Prices.
OMAHA, Feb. 21, 19.
Wheal values advance while corn and
oats ar on the decline. Hl(ther cable on
wheat Overshadowed all oilier bear ni
and the crowd hung- to the bull aide. Ar-
? en tin a shipments are large, howir, and
ook IS edge off cf material advances.
Wheat opened higher on strong Liver
pool rabies, and reassuring advises from
outdid domestic ' market. Selling m
scattered and offerings came In small lota.
May wheat opened at and closet) 90"4c.
Cora worked off shortly after the atart,
with selling more general than any day
bo far thla week. Iower outside market
and Weak foreign Advices were the basis
for sales. May eorn opened at 54"40 and
Closed at 54C.
Oata were weak, with corn and prices
aaed off on all selling. Cash demand was
poor and there waa not enough buying to
untaln prices. May oats opened at 4Sc and
closed at 40. ; '
Primary wheat receipts were 817,000 bush
els and shipments were 332.CKO bushels
against receipt last year of 445.O00 bushels
ami shipments of 2i5.000 bushels.
Com receipts were tB.OHO bushels an!
Shipments were 176,000 bushels.
(Men ranees were 281,000 bu. of com, IBS
bu. of ots and wheat and flour equal to
102,000 bu. .
Liverpool closed lHHd higher on wheat
end Hd tower on eorn.
Seaboard reported 48,000 bu. of wheat
taken for export,,.
Loral rahfce of options:
Artlcles. Open. JIIgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat I
May..-. SH
July.., kit
Sept... BO
Corn
May.;. - wh
July... S34
Sept.. ' 6J4
Oats
May.f.l 48
July... ' 4314
8e.pt... Slfe-
'fcrtk
! 4'i
-84V
tmv, ftnt
79V4 78Vi 80
U MH MH
63V 63V, . tJ1
oi4 6iV 62V
48 48 48
43'4 4H4 43V.
8 m 34V
Omaka Caabi Prices.
WHEAT1 No.' 1 hard, 90ir91V4c; No. t hard,
.ft9c; No. 4 hard, socage; No. 8 spring,
9iu,y4c no grade, JifcWc.
CORN-No. . ilic; No. 4, 61&l62V.c; No.
1 yellow, 53yb;&4c No. 8 white, 6j463Sc.
OATH No. a mixed, 4tVa47o: No. 8 white,
4iy47Ve; No. 4 white,- 4tiW7o.
RYE No. 8, 78i74o; No. 8, 70j72o.
Carlot Receipts.
1 Wheat. Corn. Oats.
5 20 80
203
6 10 U
an
Chicago ...
Minneapolis
Omaha
Dululh
CHICAGO CHAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fra tares of the Trading; and Closing
- Prices .on. Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. a.' The wheat market
a fur a somewhat nervous session, closed
mm on buying by shorts, the May de
l.very being tUc higher. Corn was up
o(UVc. , Oats were up c. Provisions were
v -'-we IiIkIut.
i lie ' wheat market waa Irregular and
nervous, , the Hay delivery showing con
tldersbie strength, whllo July and Septem
Ltr were Inclined to be weak. The dlatant
tlellvrfles were aold by southwestern In
terests, presumably on the favorable out
look for the fall crop. Asldo from liberal
exports of wheat from Argentina during
the week there was nothing else In the
news of the day to weaken the market.
Cash Interests and aborts were the prin
cipal buyers of May. A firm at Liverpool
Hut the clvlwf strengthening influence. The
n arketiat the close waa firm for May and
Jmy, while rVptember was rather weak.
Lay upcrted Hii'ie -to -VaHc- higher at
l-,i98c, sold , between B2Wia'Jl!c and 9iit
Mfco and cloS.HL lU iX,c. Clearances of
wheat and" flnur were equal to 2U2,2U0 bu.
J'rlroary receipts were ai7,lM) bu.. against
a liulklay last year. Kxporls for the week
, . v.l'. umra .nnftl 1 1 1
y i:j,iUl bu. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
tago reported receipts of 1144 cars, against
t.A ca'S last week and a holiday one year
ago.
The corn market was firm for the greater
part -of the day, despite liberal selling of
the July option by commission houses. All
oucrings were readily taken by shorts,
fcmill loral roceipts had a strengthening
effect. The macket closed firm. May
opened a shade lower to c higher at
DH'iC, "eld '(etween &li'V(i'ic and
closed at 0HiC. Local receipts were 20
cars, with none of contract grade. The
onts market was weak early In the day, on
soiling by commission houses, but became
firm along with wheat and corn. May oata
opened Ho lower at f'JM,c, sold off to fc!c
and then iulvnnced to 6ie, where It closed.
Local receipts were 80 cars.
Prcvlstons were , the exception of mod-
) ato weakness at the 'opening, but were
llrm nearly all day. Commission houses
and local packers were active buyers late
In the day. At the close, May pork was
.'He higher at 12.!k'Vi. Lard was 7V4o higher
l Ribs were 24c higher at 86.35.
Lstlmatea receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
18 cars; corn, 74 cars; oats, K6 cars; hogs,
10,000 head.
There will bo no marked tomorrow
Washington's birthday.
i'hs leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. Htgh. Low. Close.l Yes y.
t7.7V clesr fine. 17 short ciesrs t 12'-4.
hut i tit Hteany ; creami'ry, skc; dairy.
2?o.
rOt'LTR T Steady; ehlckens, ll'4c;
springs. l.Tc; turkeys, UHc; ducks, lr;
geese, "C.
fcUU8 Case counts, ISo.
Kecelpts. Bhlpment.
Klour, bbla.. o.i"
Wheat, bu "S.fl
t!orn, bu li.fl 84.0nO
Outs, bu &0.UIV ' tfi,0Q
SEW YORK URVGHAL MARKET
Qaotatloas of ta Day on Varleas
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Feb. 21. FLOUR Receipts,
18..UW bbls.; exports, 18.K3 bbls. Market
steady, but demand poor; Minnesota pat
ents, 10.16.46; wlnterstralghts, 84.l4.4fi;
Minnesota bakers, 4 fiO'jrt.Ou; winter extras,
83.8ifa4.t5; wtnu-r patents, 84.6ij4.0; winter
low grades, 83.&vfi 4.06. Rye flour, easy: fair
to good, iVflrfiM !0; choice to fancy, fc.oofcp
83 2d. Buckwheat flour, dull at 83. (A) per loo
lbs. v
CORNMEAL Quiet; fine white and yel
low, 31.4i--al.4o; coarse, S1.36ri.40; kiln dried,
RTF Dull; No. f western, 90c, f. o. b.
New York.
WnEAT-Rrcelpts, 40,000 bu. Spot mar
ket firm; No. 2 red, 7!c, elevator, and
foic, f. p. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Uu
lulh, tl.UVt, t. o. b. afloat; No. 8 hard
winter, ll.os, f. o. b. afloat. The wheat
mark-t was steady all day, but quite dull,
owing to the holiday feeling. Its firmness
resulted from higher cabins and scattered
covering. Last prices showed Htfe net
advance. May, 31.0OV(,f-l.noT4, closed ll.OO:;
July, flfitytiMIV, closed BSo.
CORN Receipts, 111,800 bu. ; exports, 44,
243 bu. Bitot market easy; No. 2, Ro, nom
inal, elevator, and Vtc, f. o. b. afloat; No.
2 white, 81c, and No. 2 yellow, 81c, f. o. b.
afloat. Option market steadier on very
light receipts, and closed 'c net higher,
as follows: Mav, 6r; July, 67Vfco.
OATS Receipts, 75,000 bu. Spot market
steady; mixed oats, 26 to 32 lbs,, 67Vic;
natural white, 1t to 82 lhe , 67HlHc;
clipped white, 32 to 40 lbs., eoaWc.
HAY Pull; good to choice, 96cff81.no.
HOI'S Steady; state, common to choice,
1SX17 crop, 9g.lac; 1 crop, 47c; Paclflo
coadt, 1T crop, 6Wc; 1906 Crop, 35c.
HIDES Quiet; Bogota, 17Hc; Central
American, 17Vic.
LEATHER Quiet; acid. 2&f27c.
TROVIBIONS Beef, steady; family, 314.00
ifi14.5fl; mess, Il0.nfi-10.50; beef hams, 34-SO
ffC6.60; packet. Sll.i0fal2.00; city extra In
dia mess, S21.00S(22.0fl. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 37.25f.0O; pickled hams, J
v-w. iibhi, linn; wemero prime, .lovri.zo ;
refined, steady; continent, 87.75; South
America, SS.3i1; compound, S7.26. Pork,
steady; family, t18.5Ofriri8.0O; short clears,
816 in6.0i; mess. S13.7Gfal4.25.
TALLOW DuU; city, 6c; country, t
6Hc
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, S'4
POULTIIT Alive, dull; western chick
ens, HHc; turkeys, 13c; drewed, steady;
western chickens, 10iffl7c; turkeys, 12fjil7c;
fowls lOfyUic. ,
BUTTER Irregular; western factory,
firsts, 23fR34c; western factory, held, 2JtI-2-lc.
CHEESE Firm, unchanged.
KO08 Eaaler; western and southern
firsts, 24Ho; seconds, 24c.
WEATHER IJT THE GRAITf BELT
Fair Saturday, with Tfot Mich Chanite
la the -Temperatare.
OMAHA. Feb. 21, 1908.
Generally cloudy weather prevails
throughout the eastern states and In the
southwest; elsewhere the weather Is gen
erally clear. It Is slightly colder along the
Atlantic coast and temperatures are much
lower In the extreme upper Missouri val
ley and lower generally In the mountain
district. Light precipitation occurred In the
lake region and Ohio valley during Thurs
day. The outlook Is favorable for fair
weather In this vicinity tonight and Satur
day, with no Important change In temper
ature. Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the lant three years:
1908. 1907. 1908.-19 .
Minimum temperature.... 19 9 83 31
Precipitation . 00 .00 .0) .00
Normal temperature for today, 25 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation slnoe Maroh 1,
8.23 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907.
4.12 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906.
2.91 Inches.
L. A. .WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS' CITY, Feb, Bl WHEAT "Close;
unchanged to lo higher: Mav. ta7c: Julv.
83.ei- Cash. No. 2 hard.-92faii6c: No. 8 stmTu
93c; No. i red. 97Hjt(8c; No. 8, 96fg97c.
CORN Unchanged; May, 64Hc; July, B3o.
Cash, No. 8 mixed, 64o; No. 3, 64c; No. 2
white, 64c; No. 8, 64c '
OATS Unchanged; No. I white, 61c;
mixed, 484l949c
RYE 74f78c. '
HAY Steady; choice timothy, tlLOOfSlIOO;
choice prairie, S&.60fg.75.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery, extra, 33c;
packing stock, 20c.
EGGS lVto lower; fresh extras, Oc; cur
rent receipts, 19V6C.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. ,.. 3,000 ti&.OuO
Corn, bu. 12,000 21.000
Oats, bu. 2,1X0 9,000
Options at Kansas City '.
Wheat I I I
May 92403 93vTH MVtfrS W' 92Hfq
July 88 87V(iS M 08
Sept. kit Wl W
Corn i
May S9S W1 69H 60 6H
July bWiK 7Vi5XVi'1 67Vf
Hent. 57JiS7V Ml Wv 67S 67
Oats . I
a May 62 52S, 63 62 62
bMiiy 60 49 ttAi 4(fti
sJuly 44 44 44 44 44
bjuly 4 42H& 4: 42?ftt 41'
May" 11 05 11 80 11 05 11 22 11 17
July 11 0 11 68 11 60 11 60 11 66
1 .a rd
May 7 12 7 87 7 12 7 32 7 25
July 7 4J 7 6 7 42 7 82 7 46
Itlbs I
May 6 80 40 C J7l 6 38 6 32
July 6 67 67 fl 6: 6 66 8 62
No. I. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steudy; winter patents, 34.30
4.60; winter straights. S4.KWH 46; spring pat
ents. 8510.20; spring straights, Slfcijl.0;
bakers, S3 16i4.lu, '
WHEAT No. eprliur, 81021107; No. 8
spilinr. StH-Jl.C1, No. i red, 92fci92c.
COR.NTTo. .2,. W,a67c; No. 2 yellow,
t.Jicc.
OAT8-N, . ,S061c; No. t white, 60
6Jic. t .
RYE No. 3, 78cJ
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. 80
190. '
tB!EDS Flax; No. 1 northwestern, 31-18.
l'rlmu ' timothy," 34 80. Clover, contract
crorie, f'.9.10. , ... t
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (loose!.
SV7&i.l2. Mess pork, per bbl.. 810.873
11 vl. lJird.: per 100 lbs. 87.06. Sliort cler
tides (boxed), 86.13'irtKi 87.
following . were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
iiecnipia, empmenta.
Articles. Open, f Hlgh.j Low. Close.
Wheat
May ...
July ..
Corn
May ..
July ..
K!900
82 82
64 64V.
&3U! 63
89
811
64
63,
64B
63 B
Nothing doing tomorrow.
Flour, bbls. I. 23 W) M.floo
Wheat, bu. 1 ,- 97.6iO
Corn. bu. 6,irt lt.)0
Oata, bu. ..; 61.600 . Jts.t0
Hye, bu 1.00 i.
Isrtey, bu. 6.W0 25.600
Op the Produce exchange today the but
tre market Mas steady. Creameries, 21
8.'c; 'dairies. '3a28c. Kgs, weak at mark,
cas Included. anj'Clc; firsts, 22c; prime
firsts. 23c; extras, 26c. Cheese, steady at
lvi,qic. .
It. Loals: Oeeteral Market.'
, ST. IX5UI8, Tab, 2L - WHEAT - Dull,
srrai; track. N 1 red, cash, V8c, nom
inal! No. 3 hard. 96(gV9c; May, 94(Ulc;
juiy, 86iaK(c.
CORN-Weak and lower; No. t cash.
B7o; May, 67c; July. 6c
OAT Wek and lower; No. 3 cash. 49c;
Na 2 white,- loc; May, Oo.
RYE Nominal, 80c.
' FLOUR-Dull; red winter patents, 84 Ord
4 70; extra fancy and straight, 84 OouH.so;
clear. 88 6wb8 ls
CORNMt:.U-Sledy. 82 80. ,
II KAN Surungsrt. sacked, east track,
SlHul to.
HAY Htrongj timothy, 110 50fjT6.50; prai
rie, to 6vvl2 M.-"- s . . .
IRON OOTIOM TXEAW81.10.
HAallNO-l'c. ,, , , .
HKMP TWINE lie
PKUVJSIONS Dry salt meats, steady;
boxed exwa tu, S7; clear ribs, tt.87;
shurt dears, 87 3.'. Pork, steady; Jobbing,
lil u . Ird hlirttttr! nrimi iluinL ab hhu4
i.Su. iitoua, suatly; Uixed extra shorts,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 21. WHEAT No, 1
hard, tl.07'S'l.O7; No. 1 northern, Sl.04
I. 04; No. 2 northern, S102'i1.02; No. 8
northern, 971.00; May, tl.0JTt02; July,
tl.01&-1.02.
BRAN Firm; in bulk, S30.00.
FLOUR Finn; first patents, S5.5O3.40;
second patents, S6.0&u.2O; first clears, 84.16
44.26; second clears, 33.209 30.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21. WHEAT Bpot,
easy; No. 2 red western winter, 7s. Fu
tures, firm; March, 6s9d; May, 6al0d:
July. s Ud.
CORN Bpot. quiet; prime mixed Amer
ican new, sld; prima mixed American
old, 6s4d. Futures, quiet; March, 6s ld.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. 21 WHEAT
Higher; No. 1 northern, 81 07 (f! 1.0 ;
No. 2 northern, 31.04 1.06; May, 93c.
BARLEY Lower; No. 2, 87c; sample,
65j 86c.
CORN Firm; No. 3 cash, 5057c;
May. 60c asked.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Feb. 21. SEECDS Clover,
cash and February, 311.60; March, $11.40;
April, 811.20; October, ST. 95. Timothy, prime,
82.30. Alslke; prime, 810.60.
' -ttnlath Grain Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. Feb. 21. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, 3104; No. 2 northern.
II. 02; May, S1.02; July, $1.02.
OATS 48 c.
f
CoaTeo Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 21. COFFEE Mar
ket for futures cloaed ' steady, net un
changed to 6 points lower, hales were re
ported of 40.250 bags, Including February
at 6.90c; March, 6.855.90c: May, 6.00c;
July, 6.05e; September, 6.16c; Dei-ember,
6 Ihc. fiDnt atAflv Kn 7 P. In
6c; No. 4 Santos. 8t8e; mild' tuf-
lee, quiet; Cordova, lOwiac.
Bank Clearlns.
NEW YORK. Feb. 21. The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks kold $32,468,650 more than
me requirements ol the 25 per cent re
aerve rule. This Is an lncreaan of $1,618,
325 in the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week. Tho statement:
Loans, $1,143,969,700; Increase. $8,721,500.
Deposits. $1,146,291,400; increase, S1J.8S2.
300. Circulation, $66,187,700: decrease,
$535,800. Legal tender, $60,666,600: liir
crease, $163,300. Specie, $58,374,800; In
crease. $4.b0.00. Reserve. 8319.041. IJ0
Increase, $5,118,900. Reserve required,
$21)6,672.850; increase. $3,495,675. Sur
plus, $32.48,550; Increase, $1,618,326. Ex-
United Mates deposits, $47,800,625;: 111
crease, $1,676,776. The perceulage of
actual reserve of the clearing bonne banks
at the close or cosiness today was 27.83
The statement of banks and trust com.
parties of Greater New York, not members
of the clearing house, Mhows that these
Institutions have aggregate deposits of
n:v.&t f.iou; total cam on hand, $5,329,
000, and loans amounting to $770. 961, 900.
New York Mlalaa; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-Closlng quotations
on mining stocks were.'
Afim Coo. ' I l.lilU Chief '.. I
litre w trlo f0
Opbir toe
Potusl u
8 , M
8irra Netul ....... 41
Sinsli Hopes U
8iAa4x4 UU
BrMc 1
Hrunawlik Cos 1
Cnmatork Cuonal .... 18
Cuo. a V.... tl
H.,ro Bllvar to
Ima Sliver .......... M
Lmviii Cos 1
uSn4.
NEfV YORRSTOCRS AND BONDS
I)ay'i Operationi Conflnf d to Closing
Open Contract!.
bear SENmmrr peedominates
Copper I nd est rials and Louisville 4k
Nashville Are Higher, bat
Mcreiheat Is Generally
Narrow.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21 The days opera
tions In stocks Were almost wholly confined
to the customary closing up of open con
tracts by the professional operators on the
eve of a holiday. The bearish sentiment
which has prevailed, among the speculative
element was revealed by the predominance
of short contracts to be retired. Opposing
traders were Inclined to take advantage of
the necessities of the shorts by bidding up
prices and striving to take the market
away from their opponents. The narrow
limitations of the market to these profes
sional operations was subject of common
comment. It was supposed at the outat
that the weekly bank statement would be
given out at noon and there was some ao
tivlty based on the assumption that a
strong bank statement would be before the
public before the market closed. When it
became known that the statement would
not be published until after 8 o'clock, the
dullness of the market was sensibly aggra
vated. The strong feature of the market was the
arroup of oopper industrials, with sympa
thetic effect on other metal Industries. A
number of circumstances combining to give
thla group strength. It has suffered ac
utely from pressure for some time, during
which a considerable Short Interest has
been built up. Yoeterday and today 'the
downward course In the price of metal,
which encouraged the selling of the securi
ties has bcrn halted and a sharp rebound
recorded. There was a conspicuous rlne In
Louisville 4k Nashville, which was attrib
uted to the substance of the statemont
made by the president of the company rela
tive to the wage reduction question. That
question continued to receive much discus
sion In the financial district together with
the probable bearing on It of the Investi
gation of conditions ordered by the presi
dent of the United Btates. Some influence
on the -speculative tone was felt from an
Intimation that the Interstate Commerce
commission might have Information In
reply to the president which would tend to
uphold the contention of railroad compan
ies for the necessity of retrenchment of
labor cost.
Rates for Urns money for the longer
period showed a continued advancing ten
dency today. Responses to the call for
conditions of national banks on February
14 made today will be followed with Inter
est as indicating the prospect In the money
market. (Foreign exchange also was firm.
A sharp contraction In the week's outgo of
wheat . compared with last week helps to
explain a scarcity of commercial bills In
the exchange market. The bank statement
discloses the full expected gain in cash,
but the loan expansion proves unexpectedly
heavy, apparently on acoount of subscrip
tions to the New. York bond Issue. Cana
dian Pacific stock subscriptions during the
week also made additions to the loan show
ing. Honda were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 32,064,000. United States 2s have ad
vanced 1, the 3a, , tha4s registered, 2,
and the 4s coupon 1 per cent on call dur
ing the week.
No. of sales and quotations on stocks
were as follows:
BllM. Hign. low. etnas.
46
Adama Etoreaa
Amalgamated Copper 68 4Vt
Am. C. & V 800 96
Am. C. F. ptd
Am. Cotton Oil K Si
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
Amsrloan Cxproaa
Am. M. & L. old
American Ira 209 It
Am. Unaeed Oil luO 7
Am. Unseed Oil pfd
Amur-lean Locomotive 1,600 33 "A
Am. L'MomotWa pfd
Am. 8. A R . 60
Am. 8. A R. Pfd l.OOO e
Amcr. Sugar Roflnlnf 8,8"0 Hi
13
7
.'S2S
'm"
88
111,
77
ItO
68
Am. Tobacco Pfd ctfa 8U
Anaconda Mining Co .!" Si
Atchlaou . 8
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantlo Cosat Uu.,j
Baltimore Ohio... A ,S0O RMi 7
Ba. & Ohio pfd I"" s' 814
Brooklyn Rapid Tr ll,lf .41 40
Canadian Pacific 1U0 144 144
Central of New Jersey
Cheaapeake & Ohio H" 26 26
Chicago Ot. W ' ' tt
Chk-ngo a N. W 144 143
C. M. 8t. P 8,r.K W IWH
Chicago T. & T
Chicago T. T. Pf4
C, C, C. Bt. L, M0 4 4
Colorado F. A 1 V" !'
Colorado A Be 2 1
Colo. & Bo. let pfd 1" 58 I
Oolo. ft Bo. M Pfd &' 4011
Conaolldated Oaa 2.W0- 1 H
Corn Product
Corn Products pfd S0 69 68
Delaware A Hudaon I,2u0 " Ulhi
Del., U W
Denvor & R. O "0 14 lo
D. 4 R. O. ptd 48" 42
Distillers' Securities 2
Erie 1.4" '
Brie let pfd
Erie td pfd
Oeneral Kleclrle 2X 115 llo
llllnola Central ..-
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd 1
Int. Pump I.S0O 1114 1
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Bo
K- C. Bo. pfd
Loul.vllle ft N 1.800 0H U
Meatcsn Central l.MO li 1
Minn, ft Bt. L, 4U 214 21
M., Bt. P. ft 8. B. M 800 i h
M . Bt. P. ft 8. 8. M. pld
Missouri PaclBo 4.S00 42 80
M.. K. ft T 6 14 1"S
M . K. ft T. pfd 1" 4i 4D
National Lead 4.100 41 S
N. Y. Central 1.4 Of. 9&
N. Y., O. ft W T0
Norfolk ft W 6
North American 400 42 42
P.rlAft u.il I.ooo u a
PennayWanla 11.H0 113
People s Oaa 209
P., C. C. ft Bt. L
Preaaed Steel Car 1.8" 1
Preaaed 8. C. pfd '1
Pullman Palace Car 1 15,l4,
Reading . "
Reading let pfd 100 80
Reading 2rt ptd
Republlo Bteel Sw 1 .
Republic Bteel pfd 1.8lH 47;
Rock leland Co 4pO 11
Roci? Ialand Co, pfd 23
Bt L. 8. F. ti Pfd 700 21
Bt. L. B. W .'
Bt. L. 8. W. pfd
Southern Pacific .
Bo. Pacific pfd 0O 1W
gj. Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Texaa ft PaclBo
T., 8t. Lt. W
T., Bt. U ft W. pfd. offered
t77
4S
2
H
25
bo
UO
II
It
f
40
89
113
77
30H
68
S3
64
79
81
40
P.
S,
143
10
I
lo
4
16
61
4o
101
11
6
147
6(0
1
41
27
13
2b
19
Ui
li7
68
19
8
111
SO
18
47
H
16
21
K
180
82
Ik
48
4o
6
80
00
42
i
111 Hi
8b 84
8u
1S
70
1M
18
-70
MO
94
80
1614
l
11
83
20
8
IDS
14
iio
18
77
a
93
18
77
W
92
"a"
'ii
'ii"
44
100 14
I'nlon Paciac 8,4w in
I n Ion PaclBo pfd
U. 8. Eiprees
IT S HealLIT
V. B. Rubber
V. B. Rubber pfd 1
V. 8. Bie.1 37.8UO
V. 8. Steel pfd. 7,400
V, -Pamllna Chemical
Va.-Caro. Chem. ptd 100 87
Wabash
Wabash pfd 300 1
V.sl.s-Karo press
Weetlnghouee Bleelrie 7 40
Western t'nton 2. 9U0 47
Wlleeling ft l G
Wisconsin Central
Wla. Central pfd 1" &
Northern PaclBo 17.8oO 122
Cenlrsl Leather
Central Leather pfd .....
Blosa-ethrftleld Steel 2oft 48
Ureat Northern pfd 2.0K) 118
lnterborough Met 300 7
Int. Met. " --vv
Total sales ror tne oay, siv.vw wain.
Bank; tlearlngs.
A combination of circumstances has
tended to make the Omaha bank clearings
look bad In the weekly statement th.s
week. Know has greatly Interfered with
business, and besides last year's statement
haa the advantage of having a big day
following a holiday, whereas this year the
holiday comes on Beturday.
OMAHA, Feb. Hank clearings for to
day were Sl.o44.0ol.78 and for the corre
sponding date last year S2.1SR.927.12.
Clearings for the week, oompared with
those of the corresponding week of 1SV7:
1 1J. 1S07.
.S1.873.430.M S2.077.2s8.66
1.4S0.SX8.41
96
81
16
6;..
11
21
II
86
t
ll
10
a-
' in
14
34
114
80
39
is
77
2
2
16
8
14
(00
39
4a
8
15'4
86 ' So
UO 121
ie
81
41 41
117 117
1
17
Monday ....
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday ..
Friday
Saturday ..
Totals
, X.341.oo3 30
. 1,668. 878.24
1.644. 001.78
Holiday
l,5rn.9:4) 37
l,b1.86o 63
l,a.6bl.3
Holiday
32.168,927.12
,r.908,7a0.27 S9,501,871.96
Deorease over the corresponding week
last year, 31.6W.951. tit).
Berllat Eirhaaga Market.
BERLIN, Feb. 21. Exchange on London,
30 marks, 48 pfennigs for checks.
Discount rates, short bills, 41 per cent;
Is, 4 per cent.
three months bills.
Treaaaeir tatfsstesjt.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 3!).uOJ,uj jfold
reserve, shows: Available cns.1 baluico.
S-v? 787.478: arold coin nd bullion, S19.S9.m;
gold certificates, 3.77.4tii.l j). '
BEPOItT OP THK t LfURIU HOt SK
f
Trstnsaetloaa of the Aaweelated Banks
far tke 4ek.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21. Rradistreefs tank
alearlngs report for the Week ending Feb
ruary 'M shows an acgregate of Si.lb-l.twa.ni-O,
as against tl.7i.b09.Otaj lnst week and 88.1.10.
tyi.on) In the corresHndlng week last year.
The fallowing Is a list of the (titles:
CITIES.
Clearings I Inc. I Dc
s.,...
.......
C
New York
Chic Ago
puston
Philadelphia ...
8t. louls
Pittsburg
San Francisco.
Kansas City...,
Baltimore,
Cincinnati
Minneapolis ...
New Orleans...
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Los Angeles....
Omaha
Milwaukee ....
Boattle
St. Paul
Buffalo ....
Denver
Indianapolis ...
Fort Worth ...
Providence
Portland, Ore..
Albany
Richmond
Washington, D,
Pnokano, Wash
Hlt Lake City ,
Columbus
St. Joseph
Atlanta
Memphis
Tacotna
Savannah
Toledo, O
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford a.
Dea Moines
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven ,
Orand Rapids
Birmingham ..
Syracuse
Sioux City
Springfield, Mass......
Kvansvllle
Portland, Me
Day to l
Little Rock
Augusta, Ox
Oakland, Cal
Worcester
Mobil
Knoxvllle
Jacksonville, Fla
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C
Lincoln, Neb
Wilmington, Del
Wrlchita
Wllkesbarre ,
Wheeling, W. Va
Fall Kiver
Iavenport
Kalamazoo, Mich
Topeka .'
Helena
Springfield, 111
Youngstown
Fort Wayne ,
New Bedford
Brie, Pa
Cedar Rapids, Ia....
Macon
Akron
Lexington
Rockford, 111
Fargo, N. D
Lowell
Binghamton
Chester, Pa
Sioux Falls, 8. D
South Bend. Ind.i:.,.
Hloomington, ill a....
Canton, O ..i.,..
Qulncy, 111 -'.
Springfield, O v,.
Decatur, III
Mansfield, O..
Fremont, Neb. ..'...
Jacksonville, 111
Oklahoma
tHou-ston
tGalveston " '..VW'
!S1
.214.970.0001
211.9f-4.as)
134.7K2.0")!
NSJ.IM.O'O
6ti.544.rti0
Kt.lft.to
82.4es.tai0
JC5.00O
28.2T0,tO
18.MI.0i a)
17,aMi,ispii
12.7M.00O
ll.4Xo.onoi
11.6K8.0t.K
9.14tt,0H
,349,000
12.6i!.(iO!
7.651.01 M
7,P75.(Xio
7,313.0-K)
7,'.M.on0
7.04,l)0
8,36o.OH
5. as i, ot
-4.s30,tm8
6.S.M.0H0
4,SH3,0oi
B.tHW.tHOI
4,O"4,0"O
4,370,000
4,S24.t
4.278.0
6.212. (
3.877,000
2,837,01 t
2,.UM)
3.423,
8.6i'l,Oi)
. 8.372.0K)
2.8.14.01 J
2,722,000
2,i;ii,io
2,296,000
I. 911,000
1. T2.0l
2. W2.OI0
I,!i6,fti0
1.542,000
1,671.01
1.410,000
l,3ifi,000
1.4),0tX
1,479,000
l,3hZ,t"io
l,372,00oj
l,2l(t,tXWi
l,234,0O0j
1,816,0001
1.268.tK
1,192,0001
945,000
l,178,0O0
l.Otib.OOO'
1,102,000
1,138,01 KM
95ti,0UO
731.000
750.0IX)
998,0110
696.000
794,tltNi
4ti!,000
781,000
06.0110
6ii9.0UO
6ii8,00O
676,OUO
4:',0"O
743,000
4M,OoO
678,Oii)
42.'.0no
476.00ili
439.UOO
4i,OUO
372,oOOi
432, 0IX)
3S2.000
424,000
. 610,000
401,000
2u8,0iiO
171,000
1S2.000
730,000
21,970,000
14,174,000
14.8
:.
2.1
2.8
87.7
13.8
2 8
19.2
9 8
28.4
37. 8
3 7
33.3
13. S
8.3
18.3
20.1
14.0
22.9
2X.2
10. T
'iwis
"".
6.7
2.2
22.0
10.0
18.8
36.2
11. 8
15.3
"44!
1.1.7
20.9
23.0
"la's
28.6
20.2
6.1
. A ......
8.7
17. S
21
18 8
3.7
10.4
12.2
...... 'u.i
17.7
8.8
....... 16.4
6.4
34
18.8
7.8
19.1
30.9
28.9
10. a
8.9
17.7
28.6
20.6
. . . . j 16.3
8.7
...... .7
...... 10.6
....... 27.9
24.6
...... "x'.i
1 6.8
26.1
8
...... 3.1
'"i'.i
13.1
29.8
...... "ii'.i
...... "w.t
13.4
7.1
...... '"9.O
10.0
28.1
19.5
......
20 .8
46.7
81.8
"iiis
I ,12.5
1 '
,t Not Included In totals because contain
ing" other Items -trmn-cleartngs.
Nevr York Money Market.
NEJW YORK,' FeU S1.-PR1ME MER
CANTILE PAPER 6ijS' per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business in bankers' bills at SI.S870
4H.&675 for demand and at S4.Sd.iOig4.S656 for
sixty-day bills; commercial bills, M.SU.
SILVER Bar, buc; Mexican dollars,
47V0.
HOND9 Government, strong; railroad,
Irregular.
MONEY On call, easy at IM'Si per cent;
ruling rate, 1 per Cent; closing bid, 1V4
per cent; offered at 14 per cent; time
loans, irregular; sixty days, 3(&4 per cent;
ninety days, 4 per cent; six months, 4&3
per cent.
Closing quotations on New York bonds
were na follows:
U. 8. ref. ta, res.... 108
do coupon 1"8
V. 8. Ss. ref 101
do coupon H1
do coupon I'l
Erie p. I. 4s
do prf-n. 4a
U A N. uni. 4s...
Man. c. g. 4a
Mrx. Central 4s
do let Inc.
V 8. n. 4a, reg 121 'Minn. & Pt. L. 4e.
Am. Tobacco 4t. ..
do 8a
Ati-hlaon fen. 4a.....
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a..
Bal. A Ohio 4s
do S'is
Brs. R. T. ct. 4a...
Central of Oa. 6s...
do lat lnc
do 2d lnc
do Sd tno
81
61
84
82
17
T7
i M.. K. & T. 4s 94
.101. do 2s 78
. N. R. R. of M. e 4a 81
. 8 N. T. C. f. 3a 89
. 8 N. 1. c. f. Is ltt
. 90 No. Pacific 4s 101
. " do Sa Tl
. 49 N. eV W. o. 4a 94
. t0. 8. L,. rfda;. 4s.... 86
. 4 penn. eonv. 3a S
. 48 Rfadlnf (en. ta 94
. 27 eeii Li I. M n IU. 1(7
Chea. 4a Ohio 4s....l0 St. L. & 8. K. ff. 4a TO
ClitcafO & A. ls. . 1 St. U 8. W. c. 4a.. 62
C. H. & Q. n. 4a.... 94 Seaboard A. U 4a.. 46
O.. R. I. 8c P. 4s.... (So. Facifle 4s 84
do col. ra K do lat 4a ctfa 89
CCO. & St. L. f. 4a.. 94 80. Ratlwar 6a 87
Colo. Ind. ta. aer. A. 40es-reiM 4 p
Col. Mid. 4s..
Colo. & 80. 4s
Ouha 6a
D. & R. O. 4a
Dlatlllera' 8ec. 6a.
Hook. Vai. 4s...
Japan 4a
do 4a ctfa ,
- do 2d eerlee. . . ..
Bid. Oflereu.
49 T.. Bt. L. 4V W. 4a.. 70
. 9Unl Paclflo 4a 10O
ItO do ct. 4a 5
.94 It. a. Steel. Id 6a.... t
. 46 Wabash la IDS
.. 99 "do deb. B 40
. 7 Western Md. 4a.... 88
. M W . A L. E. 4s 71
. 8"iWls. Central 4s 12
Boston St
BOSTON, Feb.
rent: time loans.
closing on stocks
Atchison adj. 4s
do 4s
Mfi. Central 4a
Atchlaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany....
Boston A Mains
boston Ulevatsd ....
Fluhburs pfd
MexU-all I'eutral ....
N. V., N. H. A H
t'ulon Pacific
Am. Arse. Chem
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Bufat
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Woolen ..
do pfd
Dominion I. A B.
Edlaon Elec. Illu
Oeneral Ulectrlc .
Mats. Electrlo .
do pfd
81naa. Uaa
t'nlted Fruit ....
I'nlted 8. M
do pfd
I). 8. Bteel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated ....
UlJ. Aikei.
ot-ks aud Bonds.
21. Call loans. 2VMTB
4H'ii6 per cent. Offl
and bonds:
86 Atlantic
97 Ulnaham
, 79 Cat. At Heels
, 6X centunnlal
. U Copper Itange
.19 t)aly Weet
.134 Franklin
.126 Urauby
,120 Isle Royale
. 16 Maaa. Mining
.1IJ Mlthlgan
Uti Mohawk
lsMont. C. A C...
si Old Domlulon
4 Osceola
112 Parrot
110 Qulncy
l' Hbannon
107 Tamarack
79 Trinity
14 United Copper
84 U. 8. Mining
l'S I' 8. Oil
, 1 ftah
41 Vbtarla
61 Winona,
IIS Wolverine
41 North Butte
2u Buite Coalition
2 Nevada
112 Cal. A Arlaona
1 Artaona Com
27 Greene Cananea ....
46
per
iclal
. 10
1
.412
. 2.'
. 64
. I
- 7
. 81
. 2U
.
- 1
. 47
. 1
. 3S
. t9
. It
. SI
. 1"
. 4.1
. Li
6
'
. 1U
. 24
. 4
- 6
.115
. in
. 17
9
.
. 17
. 7
LoBtlosi Stock 4tnotatlona.
LONDON, Feb. 21. American Securities
were Irregular at the opening today. Prices
ranged from H below and S above yester
day's quotations at the close. Trading was
quiet.
stock quotations: '
87 Mo., Kan. A Texas. 19
:Ner York Central... 97
Mn ax svtsatera.. IK
LoDdon closing
Console, money
do account
Anaconda
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific ...148 Hand Minea
Cheaapeake A Ohio. .! Heading . ..
Chi. Ureal Weetern.. 4 southern Hallway
cm., mil Bt. r.. oo pfd
To do pfd
talOnt. A Weetern.
42 Pennsylvania ...
Da Beera
Denver A Rla O.
do pfd
Erie
4o let pfd
do td ptd
Grand Trunk
Illlnoia Central
Louisville A Naak.
(J1LVKR Har,
Jl
47
49
4
22
70
Ilk
86
j
8i
91
49
IS Soul hers Paclflo ..
17 tnion Paclflo
44 do pfd
lil'nitcd Suites Steel..
t do ptd
" Wabash
Wla do pfd
..lis Spanish 4s
. 91 Amsl. Copper
dull at 2j.d per ounce
MONEY SVtiJ per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 3Vu,i4 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3-ii3K-lo per rent.
Peoria tirala Market.
PRORIA. Feb. Tl. t'ORN'-Iiwrr; No. 3
yellow, 64'i4!'"c; No. I, tvtn-boc; No. 4, bltf
tic.; no grade. 6!fCJc.
tATS tjuiet ; No. 4 w,hlte. t)c
.VSHlbKY-eXB.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable Cattle Plentiful, DriTirif
Fricei Ten Cents Lower.
0FIXBIN03 , OF HOGS LIBERAL
Derllne ( from Test to Fifteen Teats
Reaalta -keep Hales lteeal
Fair AdTBst-e Test Is
teady.
BOUTII OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 51, 1908.
Receipts were:
Ofriclal Monday
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday
-mciai i-nursday
Cat tin. Hon. Bheep.
4.267
S.WI
8.073
3.S.-03
Ftimate Frldr.y S.JbO
3.4i3
8.8.3
6.718
11.416
16.4U8
8.W1
4.'J
1.621
3.8O0
Five days this week. ..18.002 48.705 21i.300
Same days last week 18,360 60. 971 18.067
Same days t weeks agn.. 17,(15 63,348 So.t.6tl
Kanie days S weeks ago.. 18.X.7 68.078 26.W9
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 19,611 86.331 19.617
Bame days last year. ...23,601 63.068 40,273
The following; table shows the receipts of
csltle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date compared with last year:
I. 1907. Inc. Dec.
Cattle I48.0HI 172,tl6 34.084
HoRS e!!l 7S Bhl IK-7 122.6:
Bheep 197,043 246,183 48,140
J he following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
bate. I 1908 .1907.1908.119C6. 11904. 103.1S)03.
Feb. 10...
Feb. U...
Feb. 12...
Feb. 13...
Feb. 14...
Feb. 16...
Feb. 16...
Feb. 17...
Feb. 18...
Feb. 19...
Fb. 20...
Feb. 21..
4 OSV, S 72 4 77 S 081 S 76
4 17 90 4 77 8 00 6 71
22 91 5 72 5 OO 8 72
4 1.1 8 91 6 78 4 81 4 96! 8 81
4 02 8 88 8 90 4 84 I 8 86
4 03 t 91 6 84 4 86 4 9S
8 931 6 S6 4 Ho 6 04; 6 93
4 05 6 Bl 4 73 8 OH 7 02
4 10 8 Kl 4 7 6 06 97
,4 15 6 7M; 5 98 6 12 91'
'4 18 6 83 5 9S 4 66 6 26 6 991
4 07 6 824 6 92 4 68 1 98 1
c 00
8 02
6 02
6 96
i 93
6 88
6 7
6 79
5 87
S 84
S RS
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hons. Sheen. H'r's.
i-. M. ac Bt. f....
Wabash H. It
Missouri Jaclflo..
I nion Pacliic
13
. 2
. 2
. 11
C. & N. W., (west).. 65
14 1
"t
38 12
104 1
19 S
3 2,1
40 3 3
.. 1
4
8
240 21 4
C. St. V. M. & O.... 19
C. U. At ti. (east).... 4
C. B. Aij Q. (west).... 84
C. H. I. t R, (eaat) 4
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Ot. Western i
Total receipts.... 163
The disposition of the day's receipts wt.s
as follows, each buyer purchasing tue num
ber of head indicated;
1 , ikiie. mugs. Btieep.
umaiut .. i-acKing to. . . .
Swift and Company...,
C'udahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Swift & Co., St. Joe
Schwartzchlld & S
Lob in an & Hothchlld....
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Hon
F. P. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Dulla ,
Cudaliy Bros. Co 610
Mccreary & Carey 62 ....
Sam Werthimer 11
H. F. Hamilton 63
M. Hagerty & Co 63 ....
F. Q. inghram 1 . ....
Sullivan Bros . 8 ....
Lehmer ' Bros 13 ....
Other buyers 26S ,...
29 3.dl9 949
837 i.Wi 81
9o8 6,0v) 931
822 0,677 62i
"Hit
46
I""
1,392
Total 3,430 19.84S 6,091
CATTLE Receipts were exceptionally
heavy for a Friday an'd Indicated that the
country was looking for a better market
towards the close of the week. At (my rate
the supply was fully twice as heavy as a
week ago and Included a liberal percentage
of rather deBlrable cattle. Eastern markets
were In practically the same condition, sup
piles being far in excess of the requirements
at all points and the result was a show,
lower marktt both here and elsewhere.
Opening bids were all of lO&lfic lower than
yesterday and while some of the more de
sirable grades did not sell quite that much
lower there were plenty of Instances where
they did cover the decline. The trade waa
slow all forenoon and at noon quite a good
many cattle were still unsold.
Offerings of cows and heifers were also
decidedly liberal and with very little com
petition from eastern buyers and outside
butchers, locul packers had little difficulty
in making their purchases at prices lojl6c
lower than yesterday or very little differ
ent from last Monday. The tone of the
trade was weak throughout and the move
ment very slow on account of the Indiffer
ence of buyers, but as salesmen were
generally anxious to clean up the offerings
before Saturday, prospects were favorable
for a final clearance at the decline. Veal
calves held about steady, but bulls, stags,
etc, were very dull and unevenly lower.
In stockers and feeders the trade waa
reasonably active as far as lt went as there
waa quite a little outside demand In addition
to tho usual Inquiry from local speculators.
Desirable light weight stuff sold perhaps
a little better than yesterday, but the heavy
and medium weight grades went at yester
day notches. The week closes with prices
pretty close to 26c higher than last week
and with nothing in the pens to be carried
over to next week.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed steers, S6.004j5.60; fair to good corn
fed steers, S4.6txiiC.0u; common to fair corn
fed steers, S3.7uiit4.40; good to choice cows
and heifers, S3.7utfr4.95; fair to good cows
and heifers, J3.ouii3.70; common to fair
cows and helfeis, S2.OO&3.0O; good to choice
stockers and feeders, S4.10Hi-4.6o; fair to
good stockers and feeders, 83.604.00; com
mon to fair, t3.0UU3.60.
Representative sales:
tsjuu- 1 Kit ltd,
No.
No.
1..
1..
8..
6..
9..
10..
10..
9. .
14..
8K.
22. .
19..
81...
IC..
15. .
10..
It.,
to..
7..
I..
I .
t..
S..
1..
I..
19..
..
i..
17..
43..
4..
At,
. 998
. CS6
. 749
. SK
. 91
.1071
Pr.
4 10
4 25
4 as
4 ao
4 96
4 46
840 4 r
..149 4 r
.. M 4 40
..Ml (HI
Wll
. .luSl
4 0
4 70
..luo4 4 70
.1019 4 79
113i
....1U1
J1
4 7u
4 76
4 75
..lo, 4 76
, 771 t 69
s7 I uo
10..
I...,
8...,
21....
4...
17....
!...,
19 ...
17....
14....
18....
11....
14....
tl...,
t....
to...,
13...,
COW8.
12.,
At.
.1090
Pr.
4 75
.Ana 4 75
..1135 4 80
91
...1K
...1091
...11
...USD 4 90
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- HOGS There' was a surprisingly large
run of hogs for a Friday and the quality
of the offerings was very good as a rule.
Lower markets rast, a aeuk provision
market and heavy receipts were all against
the sellers, and they hud to submit to a
decline of lory 15c all around. All classes of
buyers were decidedly bearish In their
views and could hardly be Induced to look
at anything except the hogs of good weight
and quality. Common lightweight stuff
was hard to sell at any price and prospects
were that some of the commoner light
loads would have to be cs'ried over until
Saturday. The market rather weakoned a,
the morning advanced and-the close waa at
the low point of the day. Tops today
brought 84.30 as against 34.40 yesterday and
the bulk of the trading was at SI.tnXy4.10
as against 84 16h4.25 yesterday.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Hh. Pr. No. At. 8h. Pr.
4 ISO 90 1 90 7i i:24 ... 4 10
99 14 ... 9 95 Tl 40 4 10
90 175 80 00 5 WIS ... 4 10
Is M SI 4 0 99 144 ... 4 10
H 2)7 80 4 00 79 V, ... 4 10
75 211 40 4 00 74 til ... i 10
4.1 -l 190 4 10 3l t3 ... 4 10
59 219 40 4 00 11 is! ... 4 13S4
7l 11 ... 4 06 17 tKI ... 4 li
171 ... 4 OS 94 M ... 4
16 13) 4 06 61 l ... 4 14
74 ll 40 4 46 -. It 4 11
"I it ... 4 OS 94 81 ... 4 19
96 2J1 ) 4 06 1U t4 ... 4 14
44 na 40 4 IS 57 8S4 ... 4 14
70 tvl ... 4 06 41 974 ... 4 16
4? til ... 4 u6 TT iM ... 4 15
7 15 ... 4 ' 44 331 80 4 1
S 217 40 4 OS 44 lit ... 4 16
W 1 ... 4 07V5 49 U4 80 4 14
The Man with a Checking
Account Can. Tell, You Of
Its Many Advantages.
It is estimated thnt ninety-five per cent 'of
the. business of this country is transacted by
means of checks nnd drafts. Under no other
system could we reach the high state of de
velopment attained in the last( fifty years.
A checking account with this bank will
simplify the transactions you are now doing
on a cash basis. . s
FIRST NATIONAL BANK'
OMAHA, NEB.
THIRTEENTH AND FARNAM STREET3.
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90 4 10 7 119 4 05
,.. 4 IS TO 410 ... 4 05
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SMKh, Keceiuts of sheep this morning
numbered only twenty cars, a proportion
of which were consigned Direct to local
houses and not offered for sals. The mar
ket has been very uneven the last, few
days, but sales In most cases show fx fair
advance over the first part of the week,
but today. wlUi few on hand to supply the
urgent needs of ths trade, packers were
Inclined to set back figures to last week's
basis, so as compared with a week ago
there Is very little change In values.
On Thursday a string of well bred, well
fed western Iambs sold up to 86.86, the
highest price paid here In some time, and
this morning other desirable loads sold up
to 88-76, with ewes at So, prices fully steady
at current quotations. For less desirable
loads the market was generally quoted 10c
lower than yesterday, or about In the same
notches as before the advance.
There were several loads of feeding lambs
offered and ths market In that direction
showed no special change from that of
frevlous days. The inquiry from the coun
ry hss been fair and prices as a rule srs
quotably steady on anything at all desira
ble. Quotations on good to choice fed sheep
and lambs: Lambs, 83.404.75; light year
ling wethers. S6.60iU6.00; heavy yearling
wethers, tfi.fevfj0.66i wethers, S6.O0416.S0;
ewes, S4.60gi6.00.
Representative tales:
No.
cull Iambs
ewes
lamb feeders
lamb feeders
lamb feeders
2oO western ewes
10 western ewes culls
2s3 western Iambs
15 western lambs
212 western swes
S western ewe culls
191 western lambs
4H4 Mexican lambs ,.
44-) Mexican ewes 7.
13 Mexican ewe culls 80
145 Mexican lambs 83
44 Mexican lambs 73
15 Mexican ewe culls 83
243 Mexican yearlings and weth
ers M
270 western lambs 74
U3 western
67 western
281 western
10 western
33! western
Av.
. 71
. 98
. 47
. 47
. 81
. 107
. 1(
. 79
. 113
. 113
. 100
. 68
. 80
90
Pr.
6 76
4 80
8 00
5 00
60
4 85
4 00
6 86
6 80
5 00
4 00
6 86
5 75
6 00
4 00
8 50
6 85
2 60
6 90
6 50
CHICAGO' LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Dull nnd Lower Hosts Fifteen
to Twsaty Cents Lowe.
'CHICAOO: Feb. 21. C ATT L.B Receipts,
about 7,000 head; market dull and lower.
Bteers, 84.2Si.16 ; cows, S3.OOiuH.76 : heifers,
S2.60trf.26 bulls, IS.2f.S4.S0; calves, 2-767.0O;
stockers and feeders, S2.76fl4.00.
HOGS Receipts, about 36,000 head; market
lBft'JOc lower. Choice heavy shipping, 84.46
4.60; butchers, S4.40tfr4.60; light mixed, S4.Sf.iu;
4.40; choice light, 84.4fKy4.46; packing. S4.0otf
446; pigs. S.6O(,4.30. Bulk of sales. 4. 36-54. 45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about 10,
090 head; market steady and active. Sheep,
S4.2&H6.60; lambs, S600&7.10; yearlings, 86.76
jti.26. V
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. Zl.-CATTLE-Re-celpts,
2,000 hesd, Including 62S Texans; mar
ket steady; native shipping and export
steers, t6.4fii6.(0; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 6.0"&.70; steers under J.000 pounds,
S3.7iyl(4.M; stockers and feeders, SS.fXij4.ti6;
cows and heifers, 83.35S&.25; canners. (1.75
ffi 2.66; .bulls, S2.60'34.60; calves, S3.6O68.60;
Texas and Indian steers, S3.00iS(.4f; cows
and heifers, 1.76'u4.0o.
HOQ 8 Receipts, 11,000 head; market lOo
lower; pigs and lights, S3.764l4.46; packers,
S4.O0tir4.46; butchers and best heavy, 84.40
4.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, S.5W
head; market lower; native muttons, S3 X.
66.60; lambs, S4.6ta"7.26; culls and bucks,
S3.0tr33.50.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo Feb. a.-CATTIJ3-Recelpts,
2.400 hesd. Including 100 southerns;
market fffiix; lower; choice export and
dressed beef steers. 85.10dr6.66; fair to good,
84.206.00; western steers, 34.Otttf6.S6: stockers
and feeders, tl. 264. 80; southern steers, 83.80
16.IO; southern cows, S2.6(fe4.007 native cows,
2.6'44.75; native heifers. S3.86fto.15; bulls,
83.JH 25; calves,' S3.7Mt.60.
IIOG8 Receipts, 18.700 head; market 1051
20 lower; top, 84.36; bulk of sales, 34.10
4.30; heavy. S4.2MJ 35; packers, S4.lSfy4.30;
pigs and light, Si.764r4.26.
SHEE:P AND LAM13S Receipts, 8,000
head; market steady to 10c lower; lambs,
V'...T(ifi.8o; ewes and yearlings, S4.764j6.40;
western yearlings, 86.40fiO.16; western sheep,
S4.2Stto.26; stockers and feeders, S3.50ij6.00.
' St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
6T, JOSKPH, Mo., Feb. 21. CATTLE
Receipts. 1,460 head; market lower; cows
and heifers, S-.26tf6.00; stockers and feeders,
J.oix.14.40.
HOOB JRecelpts, 15.006 head: market 20c
lower: top, S4.S6; bulk. 84.104.25.
BHBEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 905
head; market steady; lambs, i"..0(ygj.b0;
yearlings, 86606.15.
lions. City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Feb. 31. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt s, 8O0 head; mar
ket 10c lower: stockers, weak; beeves, 83 75
416 40; cows and -heifers, S2.504tl.50; stockers
snd feeders. SS.OtKfrl.lO; calves and year
lings, l2.6K.f3.50.
HOGS Receipts, 11.600 head; market 15a
lower, selling at S3.7&&4.S5; bulk of sales,
S4.00ifi-4.16.
Stock la :s;ht.
Receipts Af live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were:
Cattle. Hogs
South Omaha 3.?VI 16,4i6
Hioux City stO 11,600
Ksnsas City 2,400 13.5"0
fit. Ixuls 2,000 11,000
fit. Joseph , 1.450 15,01 3
Chicago 7.000 85,000
Sheen.
8.800
'ot6
3,60
9H5
10,010
Totals
..16,910 101.9O3 24.2W
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-ME!TAI;S-There
waa a sharp advance in the I.ndon tin
market, with spot quoted at 131 and fu
tures at 8.130; locally the market was firm
and Mgher, with quotations ranging from
S(.75 lo 828.95. The Iondon copper market
was higher at 614 7s ltd for t-pot and at
68 lis 8d for futures; local authorities re
port a better demand both here and abroad
and some stress is placed on recent ship
ments to China. Exports since February
1 are said to have been heavy. The local
market was strong and higher, with hike
quoted at 31? .iihUU 8714. electrolytic at
12.Oi;12.76 and casting at S12 37H jj 12.62i
Lead was higher at 14 In London and the
local market Was steady at S3 . 70 8 . 76.
Spelter was unchanged at 21 In London,
but wss a shade higher locally at 84 7'if
4.76 The English Iron market was blgner,
with standard foundry quoted at 4Sa 7d
and Cleveland warrants at 4!s THd. The
locul Iron market waa nominally un
changed; No. 1 nod hern foundry, 8iS.if.fl
I8.16; No. 2 northern foundry, 817.7541 18.26;
No. 1 southern found rv snd No. 1 soft
southern foundry, S17.7fai8 26.
ST. LOLI8, Feb. 21. -M STALS Lead.
S3. 66, nominal. Spelter, 34.76, nominal.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Feb. l.-WOOI-The Commer
trial Bulletin of Boston, basing Its report
upon statistics gathered for tTie govern
ment, will say tomorrow of the! wool mar
ket: There Is a better feeling In the mar
ket. The direct cause of the Improvement
Is the change (or the better la the piece
goods situation. Manufacturers havo
booked more contracts for goods (his we k
than In any week slnco the beginning of
the year. There Is a slcadhM tune to the
market. The shipments of wool from Bos
ton, to February 20, Inclusive,- according to
the same authority, were 20,774.118 pounds,
against 43,t2,0r3 pounds the same time Inst
year. The receipts to February 2a, in
clusive, were 16.S17.tiUl pound's, - anal list
3o.SlS,lo4 pounds the same period last year.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. il. VOLlI-8teiy ;
medium, grades, combing ami clothing. l:t';i
21Mjc; light fine, ltvUlitc, heavy fine, luiQinc;
tub washed, 204i33c.
paO hamper.
S doi., fancy.
per bos. 51.50.
uoien, 400.
OMAHA WHULBtALfl MARKET.
FOGS Fresh selling e:gB, candled, SOo.
BUTTER Common, 18c; fancy tub and
rolls, 1:41 lnc; creamery, SOo.
CHEESE New full cream. Wisconsin
twins, liVc; new full cream brick,- 17c; do.
niestid new Swiss, IHc; new limburger, 154J
lac: young Americans, 17HO-
LIVE POULTRY Springs. 8c; heave, 80)
roorters, 3c; ducks. :8V geeae, 9o; turkeys,
i21u; pigeons, floo per dos.
DRESSED lOULTrtT Springs, fancy, So;
hens, 9c; roosters, 4c; ducks, 11c; geese,
tW, turkeys, 16W17C. -
HAY Choice No. 1 Upland. $7.60; medium,
16.60; No. 1 bottom,- 15 OOi- olt grades, front
84. uo to 85 00. Rye atrawjH.Oo; No. 1 al
falfa. 811.60. yjjQBTABLlTa.
rOTATOES-TVr ou., S.lTTTfc. '
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per bbl..
LETTUCE-Florida - head.
88.00: Der dos.. 40c
CUCUMBERS Hot house.
pet box, S3.ooj 3 dos. choice.
RADISHES Hot house, per
PA RSI.EK Per aos., 40c.
PEPPERS Florida, J-basket crates, pr
crate, 34.00. "
PARSNIPS Old, per bb!., SS 2B.
CARROTS AND TURNIPS-Old. per bbU,
$2.00; Canada Rutabagea, per lb., lc.
CABBAUE Yvistunsin Holland Seed, per
lb., l'c
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, $1.60; Wis
consin Red Gl'jbe, per lb., le.
8H ALLOTS Per dos., SOo.-
CAULIFLOWER-Per 2-dov crate. $3.X
HORHERADD1SH Per dos,. oo.
CELERY Michigan, per bunch. 86935a.
KUMQUATS Ootng to quality, per qv..
SOo to 4)c.
BRUKSEIs SPROUTB, pet1 qt,, 20c,
to 86c.
STRAWBERRIES Owing to quality, 1 500
TOMATOES Florida, extra fancy, per
basket crate, $6.00; choice, per basket crate,
$4 00; Cuban, fancy, per 6-hasket crate, 14 00.
NAVY bEANS-Par bu.. No. J, SI 90.
Lima, 7o per lb. .
FRUITS
APPLES Wsshtngtor. Snow, per bo.
$1.60; Washington Jonathans, par bos, SI. 75;
Washington Roman Beauties, per box, 81.76;
Washington Alexanders, per bcx, Sl-75;
Washington Blilo Pearmams. per box. $1.75;
Washington Red Cheek Pippins, per box.
11.75; Washington Kings, ncr box. S1.75;
Washington Bailey HSweet, per box. Si 76;
Washington No. Spys, per box. $1.75; Cali
fornia Red I'earmulns, 4-tler. per box, $2.00;
California Beleflower. 4-tlev, per box.
12.00; New York Baldwins, pes bbl., 84 60;
New York Northern Spies, per bbl.. $4.50;
New York- assorted varieties, per bbl., $4.60.
TROPICAL FRIUTB.
PEARS Extra fancy winter Neills, per
box, $2.76
ORANQES Fancy 'Washington navels,
11 sixes, per box, $2.76; extra, fancy Sun
flower, all sixes, per box. $3.00; California
Tangerines, 2o0 slse and smaller, per bos,
$2.26
BANANAS Port UmoD. owing to slse,
per ounch, $1.60 to $3.60.
ORAPE FKUIT-FlorlUa,, 64 and 80 else,
per box. $.).
FIGS AND DATES-Smyrnn Tgs, T
crown, per 'b., 141416c; Smvrna figs, i
crown, per :b.. 1218o: umrrna rigs, 4
ctown, per lb, Kxffllc; Callfcnia ligs, boxes,
10 cartons, 86c; California ;sa box,s, lj
csrions, 86c; California figs, bulk, per lb,
tWc; Hallowl dates, per It.., tPc Kbadrawi
dates, rrr lb., 8c; Sair ilate, pet tu. S4c;
Fard dates. 13-lb. boxes, per lb, 8a
GRAPES Majag. vjlioke. pr keg, $4.00;
Malaga, extra fancy, $4.60; extra choice,
car keg, $4.26; extra raacyv extra heavy,
lo.Oi).
CRANBERRIES Extra fancy Bell snd
Bugle, per bbl., $10.00; extra fancy Jersey,
per bbl., $8.00; cxtla fancy Jersey, per box.
(3.00.
LEMONs-Extra fancy sjoutherland
Beauty, 300 and 360 size, per box, $4.80; ex
tra choice JuslrUe, 800- 'and aixs. per
box, $3.75. . i- 1 .
BEEF CUTS. .
Ribs: No. I, ISViC; No. 2, lie; No. 3, to.
Loin: No. 1, 18c; No. 2. 1S',-C; No. 3, lOVsc
No. 1 chuck, 6c; No. 2, DWc; No. S, 6U0.
No. 1 round, 9c; No. 2, $'4c; No. 3, 7 He.
Plate: No. 1. 5c; No. 2, 4'4c; No. 8, 4c
MISCELLANEOUS.
CANNED GuOUa-Corn,' standard west
em, 76c. Tomatoes, fancy. -iouud cans,'
$1.46; standard. 8-pouud can, il 't). Pin,
apples, crated, 2-pound, $2.0130; sliced.
tL.T6u2.36. Uallon apples, 84.60. California
apricots, J2.iuJ.3o. Pear. 42.lw4S.15.
Peaches, $1.9u4t3.1a. L. C. peaches, 82.10J
$16. Alaska salmon, red. $1.40; fanoy
Clfinook. flat. $-iu; fancy sookeye, flat,
$2.16. Bat d I ties, quarter oil. $3.d0; three
quarters mustard, U-'4a. Uweet potatoes,
$1 26ul.3o. bauerkraut, 96o. Pumpkins, sod
tiil.oo. Lima beans. 8-pound, . iU.0tl.26.
boaked beans. 2-pound. 66c; fancy, SL2bl,4a
CALIFunA'lA DKIEU FRUITS Praties
are soniswhat unsettled by freer .offerings
from seuoud hands, who seem ilrous of
niuwing suppllur. of immadlaie grades. Wuo
lationa range from 60 iu c .or California
trult and from 6itu to- sc lor Orngua.
Peaches ars vaiy Urm, wltU fancy yellows
SUoteu at liiso.
8UUAK G.anulateii. cane, per sack,
I6.40; beet, 46.00; cut loaf. Dine; vubes, cj
tiowdeied, 6.16c.
NUTo-Callfornla No. 1 8. S. walnuts, per
lb., liftc; imported Tarrsjona almunds, per
lb., 18c; filberts, Braxlis and j4itubo pecans,
Uc; bulUrnuts, per lb., lrci No. 1 ii. P.
veanuts, roasiea, sc; raw, 60; salted pea
nuts, per box, 41.14; Itallua . oliesinuls. pet
lb., 10c. ., . , sri-
COKFEE Roasted. No. 86, 28c; No. 88.
Sic; No. 26. 19c; No. 20, Uo.
FISH Halibut. i:c. ttoui, 13c: pickerel,
10c; pike, 14c; pike, 5-mU, trosen, 12c; white- '
Can, H&lftc; buitaj, 14c; bullheads, skinned
and dicssoa, lax; cattish, d;csaed, 17c; white
perch, 7c, while bass, 16c; black bass, 26s;
suntlsh, ti!c, crapplea, tuvc; large crapplea,
16c; lien uis, l'-sn frozen, w, wuiisdsii,
trosen, IJ'oiU.-; pickerel, fresh ft oxen, lie;
red suappirr, 12t, tluunuors., mackerel, 1KJ
86c per tlsii, cudllsli, (rksli frosn, Uc; had
dock, fieah trosen, 12c; smelts, Uc; sbad
roe, fco per lb.; frog legs, too pe dual
gieeii ea turtle meat. 26c per lb. ,
HJDEd AND TALLOW Utcan salted..
No. I. so; No. 2, 4c; bull bides, Sc; xrsaa
uusauvd, No. 1, 4c; green unaalted, '.vo. 8,
Sc; horse nl.ies, 51.iX.ij2. ju; sticnp pw.ls. ale
til). 00. Tallo- No. 1. ; .i.. 1 .feu.
1 -
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21. Con ON-Futures
oi-ned steady; March. lo.Slcf May. lo.76o;
June, 10.uc bid; July, 10.41c; August, lo.4io'
bid, October, lO.Ohc; December, Io.o.m.- bid.
Futures closed quiet; closing blU; Feb
ruary, lo.66c; March, Ki.oiH-; April, lo.Six-;
May, 10.7ic; June, lu.CIc; July, 10.59c; Au
guat, 10.44c; Octobel, ld.Wt ; Decembor.
10 06c. .
Spot closed quiet; 10 points higher; mid
dling uplands, 11.5or; middling gulf, 11.76c.
No sales.
OALVESTON. Feb. 21.-COTTON Mar
ket steady, HHc. . ,
NEW ORLEANS. La., Feb. 21. COTTON?
Sfot su-ady, with prices unchanged;
middling, 11 -l til-; sti,1es. .1,000 bales 011
spot and 800 bales 1 1 urilve.
ST. LOI Id, Mo., Feb. Jl. COTTON
Dull; mlddiltiK. ll'.c, shI.-k, turn-; re
ceipts, 894 bales, stock, 22,070 buk-S.
Oils and Hosla.
NEW TOIiK. Fr-I). 51 . OI LCottonseed,
steady; prime crjde, a'Sic; prlnio yrM.iw,
3v'fi2'.- Petroleum, stt-auy; -refined, 1 New
York, J8.75; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$ To; rhlladelplila und Baltimore Ln gtuU,
$4.96.
