TIN; I.KK: OMAHA, FIJI DAY, FKIUM'AKY -, 1!H.
Omaha live stock market
Cattle Beceipti Liberal and Trade
Actira and Strontr Sheep
. Strong to Ten Higher.
HOGS ARE SLOW TO SOME LOWER
OMAHA
tte.-etpta were:
Official Mnndar
Official Tueeiay
Official Wednesday
Ttimat Thursday
February
Cattle. Mora. 8hecp
i;.n
. Mil
4. ono
,
14 r
20.
7.7
.M
r.7oo
Fniir oars' total tK .!W
ame day last week. .IS. 44 7.3T
Hm 1 vn-ki) ago 271 T 4U
Pame I weeka aso II.TI7 TS..14
fame 4 wees ago 24.1T7 7. 171
Sm flays Isst year. ..1".!7 flO.ViS
.V..04
44.M4
WI.IM
2i,!Mt
4'.4
The following tab! enow th receipts
of cattle, hoaa and sheep at th Bouth
Omaha market for lb year to data
compared with last year.
1K1. 11R fnc. l0.
Cattle 2lft.fi.VI 144.571 7!.2S
'" rf r2l,S 227,Wo
"hoop i71.no 4ii.77 M.l7
The following table hnws tho aver
prices of hoes at the Omaha, llvo stock
market tor th laat few day, with com
p. rlaone'
Ta7. Win. H9Ifi.i1SI4.ll9H. i:MI .'IM I .'ISI-'...
b. TfTi4s,i7ij ) 1 76i i wTTSh
I "b. . t 7.u! &h a 40 Or.' 7 Hi 4?
B. 10.. 7 7:Vi 41 4.-.I
1 39 12
i 7 Ml
S 4H
Teh
H I 401 R 411 1 (II 1 7 21
1
I 71
77
7
X 74
H S.1
M
I I:
Feb.
Feb.
Tm
Feb.
Fl.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
reb.
eh.
Feb
11
H7i s tt
t 0I S l
1 Kl S Ml I K
7 7R
t 74V
I S Oil
7 a i !
IM 01 7 !
h .! 7 IV
1 Oil a Ml 7 4
7 UTS
S M!
S
(
7 f 4ft 42
14. 7 01
S OS. I no.
( M I II 1 H 1 Wi 1
21.1 7 17
2X1 I 11
- i a rj a i! a rr; i mi "
I D4 S 12 Oil 7 Oil 0:
24 ISO.
a rv.1 . ft ft v ! i
24 02U w a 2( I 11 S W W 1H
Suriday.
Reccipta and dlapoaltlnn of live atork at
th 1'nlon Stock Vanta, Omaha, for
twenty-four hour ending at S p. m. yes
terday; rexteipts-carb.
Cattla.lloga.8heep.Mr.
C. M. 8t P 4 2...
Wabaxh 1 4
atlaaourl Pacific... 1 7 ,
1 nl"n I'arlflc t 5 S
4". A X. W.. eaat.... II 4
N. W.. weat.. SI IN S
C. Mt. I.. M. O.. 24 21
-... H. Q . eaat.... I f
'., H. Q.. weat.... m m 1
. R. I. ft P., eaat. k 4 1
4, It. I. P.. meat. 1 I 1
llllnola Central 11 a
Chicago (Jkt. Weat.. J
Total receipt.. .171 270 T7 1
IISIOSITIO.V-HEAD.
Cattle.Hoga. Sheen.
Vorrl Co ftor,
S.4.W
Kwlft and Compnjr.... 7S!
tudehy Packing Co
Armour Co fr
J. W. Murphy
Morrell g
1Jn-oln Packing Co.... 3
flout h Omaha Pack. Co. 2
W. R. Van Hant Co 113
till! Hon 2.5
V. R. Lewi 6
(uton Co I
J. H. Root Co K
J If. Rulla 1
Roaenatock Rroa D1
F. G. Kellogg 77
iWerthelmer Degen... 21
It. F. Hamilton 5
Sullivan llro 2
RtUhachild Kreba.... 47
M. Kan. Calf Co.... Hi
f'hrlNtla 130
Huffman 7
Koth II
Raker, Jone tt Smith.. 'M
Hanner Rroa h
John Harvey., 2W1
Jennl A Francl 10
Kline 41
Jeneen. AV I.ungren !W
Other btiyor 2t!9
4. Ml
fi.040
D.ftl.1
2.171
IX)
4t
2.&S7
lit
Total
CATTMfiRecelpt
Thursday, 1M frnah
...4,4.11 22,126 5,:5
war liberal for
cara being reported
in. i' or tno four day the total la n.zx
head, being with on exception th larg
est for any almllar period for a number
of back and lnter than a ear
go by ovar 7.0H0 head. Th damand. how
ever, ha been ao uood that prices have
been higher evry day this week, th i
1 market being anywhere from atrong to
IMalhIjr )oc big her In mm pot today.
Reef ateera, cow and heifer ar around
2Mi4oq higher than the mean close laat
week. Ihm advance is the moat notice-
bie on the light and medium catt.l for
the reason that the increased demand for
feeder ha resulted in kewner suinpe!l
tlon for the short fed steer.
Storker and feeder were firm today
nu ineyar areiy Koo hignor than isst durum, II ; No. 1 hard, fl No. 1
week, which mean that they aro at the northern. Imluth. U.3 and No. 1 north
hiKheat point of th year to data. Coiin-U.r Manltob. f. o. b. New York,
try buyer seem to be figuring on a higher Ftr. s. weak: Mav. tl.&H.
bef market later In th aprlng and re t . CORN-Himt market, weak; No. 2 yel.
fat cattle lo ba flnlalieri for that time.
...n.,. - " v i -'
(Juotatinn on cattle: flood to choice 1
beevea. is.OMcYtQ; fair to good beeves.
7 7(i.O0; common to fair beeves, 17 lu
7.70; good to choice helfera, to. jtb 7.2.1 ;
good to choice cow. .Xm.75; fair to
good cowa, tfi.MKiiti.g.-; coiiitnon to fair
cowa. $4.26tiSh: good to ciiolc feedxia,
JT C7.tif,; fair to gmxl fee, Jen. 27 0ut(7.;4;
common to fair feedera. i.(n 7.U0; wood
to choice tockr, 7.4U7 ii6; stock liclf
r. J6.al7.: sto'k cow, tl.2.Vuii .K):
tock calves. fii.limjii.iHJ; veal calves, 17.
j.76, knill. tag. tc, 2ti.UHni.il
BEF.P STI:KR8.
Ka. At. IT. K. .
.w....,.. hi t ii nu
!..., MM 1 M IT..,,. Ml
r... m 7 u H'jii
1.... !! 1 K li llll
. .I I W s a, .......... .inn
14.. toil I M
fr.
1 40
T H
t 7i I
T i
r.;
8TKKH ANI HFiFEP.S,
4 Tl
. ani
144
...
11..
... M
...114
7 to ,
I M
HKIFERS.
X t.
1 14.
M 17.
I W
urixs.
4-4
tut
444
X-
41
'
17,
ti.l
1.-...
1.....
t
1 ....
IH 1.
4 M 1
I.
4 4 I
7 ou
CALVK8.
7 a t
1 1 1.
.ISM
.IMM
KM
. 414
iwa
.111
.M
. 1
tit
71
47V
7
4 W
I....
STOCK KRS AND FKhlDKItS
7 t 444
tll 1 M n tu
II.mi, ti 7 10 lis.
i :c7 7 ki I :.
1... Ktl 1 M 14 4i
11 Wi 7 IN
7 t
1 N
7 40
4
HOUS Another very liberal run was on
tiand today, rectlps of 27 cars, or 2i, x
bead, being about the ame ait a yea
terday. Th supply for th week to tte
foot up l,tH head, being 2.001 lamer
than last week and ,0fo iraU r than f ir
the am day last year, but smaller
then two week ago by 70 head.
When string finally liegan to go ale
ward. It waa 011 a compromise oast.
1'ackera were u'mble lo force their 1 o
reduction, but, on th other hand, so let
failed to get steady price, and w title
oni of th good nog ware. t line I
alxne. about steady, bulk of th day'
offering waa cashed at prt ea fiat looked
mainly us lower, and son aeltrr thougut
even mor than tual In spot.
A wa th esse yesterday, th supply
was only partially cleared . at midday.
ther being a few good hogs, and a good
many of the mixed and common livh sj
Hill In tbe pen. A a general thin,
the hogs sold up to thta time loosed
mostly o lower, a spread or f7. ajis.w.
catching mot of tit al. while tliero
wa a good showing of the better hog,
on up to V20. and a sprinkling a high
a I K.
It must be remembered. In comparing
market for the last two ('.ays. that t m
lieht boss. whUh naturally br.ni tie
loweat price, do not sell until th rlnee,
and on audi la'e niar.e'a ai not welghej
In tin tj b yuntd s tie repieaenLatlv
ale column. Thus, while yesterday
market wa fully iw'.Oc lower ant bulk
)Uotrd at ti.totitli, tl average wa only
& nickel lower, and bulk of the sale
quoted brought I'UnuUl. This sa u
thing will b tine today, and, In fact, on
moat any ocasion when receipts ar j
beavyand th market late.
Va." '""at. 'gh. rr hm. . k. ft.
M. ....... I ... T t t 1M k 1
4U..M....lt M 1 H tl I'M IM I fti I
...... ,.. It 41 " ... I '
i ii ... tt tt m i .
f iu ... tit n t ... 1 1
It.. tol M (M 7........24I ... IM
44 fc It tl iJt I li.
PIQb.
KM ... 7 li
BHEK1' Raoaipt of aheep and luul
weia nil Ui iuolrt order, about twenty-four
caj-s, or .7 head, making up
tli day' aupply. Total for th four
da 1 the smallest -since four week
ao. arrival far footing up K1.044
bead, against 2s.t lat week. 44.4U4
tw week ago and .J4 a year ago.
Kvcrvone felf lhat a reaction waa In !
the air thla mnrnlnir. and hlhr prtcea
rrf a.kcil for lamha rerht from the
mart Hnvera maile a determined effort
to fill their orders on a steady haa.a.
and in Ihla account the earlv part of
th fnrrri'Hin waa pretty dull. In th end
sellers ranled their point, and when
movement finally started It waa on a
stronir to In mil rn Pip hither liaala.
A g'X'd shsre of the decent to good Umlm
sold ariamd f m.7ni in.tii while aeveral
Iloada of aood mestcrns made ftftv
uood IlKht Mcxhana were on offer, but
judirtng from the dav'a aale of westerns
I tona would probablv reach 111 no.
I A very light supply of ewes shared
the dime upturn In prices. Another cut
of the good fed weaterna that brought
17 75 vestcrdsv reached 7 S today, set
ting a new high mark for the eeaaon.
and another package of lighter weights
reached the aame figure.
Quotations on aheep and lambs: l.mba.
tiwul to eholne 1 10 AflrW 1 1 On Umhi rm'm
to good, lin.rVVfilfl n; lamha. clipped, pl
fr9.7S; yearling, fair to choice light. r.r
n'.T.'i; yearllnga. fair lo choice heavy,
t Ortfii fe; aethers, fair to choice. T.2-.
gnri; ewea. good to choice, ',.Un'iS
ewea. fair to goofl, r. ..60.
Representative aalea:
No. W.
U". fed lamha M
FA2 fed ewea 73
211 fed Inmha 75
f.? fed lamha 71
r.7 fed ewea 1T
?4 fed lamba "5
Pr
10 70
10 aO
10 70
J
10 m
riurtfin MVK kto4 k mhkf.t
ttle
Weak Una
fllraag.
ririfAfJO, Feb 24.-4 'A TTI.K Recelpla.
40m head; market, aleadv; native heef
ateera. liWiftM; weatern etecre. f.iMf
2: atockera and feedera, Sf. K,'d 7. 70;
eowa and helfera. .rt'rii.2li; rnlvca, SH.SO.
toil. is.
Hl;.rtecelpta. r7.ono head: market,
weak to he lower; hulk of aalea.
M); light. $7.ri.8.t; mled. $X.1iVf(.iO;
rough Iw itvKiO; pin., f. WWr7..'
BlfKKP ANI I.AMHS-ltece pt. ll.iro
head; market, atrona; wether. 4.5vli'4.7i;
ewea. .',.7.VriH.VI: Inmha. 9.i5'i1I.Xi.
Kanaaa (Itr I. Ire (tnrk Market.
KANHAfl rtTV. Feb. 2.--ATTI-Hecelpta.
2,000 head: market atrong;
prime ferr ateera. l..WfiS .(); dreaaed beef
ateera. I7.iil.50; weatern ateera. f7 0Wt
.; atocker and feeder, fii.ffiti'A.Si;
bulla. A.2f.'fit.V: calve, SrvrtfNfilA.hl.
MN7r4-Hecelpta. K.HoO head; market
lowers hulk of aalea. ft CvifH.X: heavy.
fIMiJ7't: packer and bufhera, IhVAi
light. i:.i.2n; t.lga. KSo-irt.iO.
'.4ITEK.P ANI I.AMMH-llecelpta, 11700
bead; lamha, ilO.fiofii 10fto: yearling. I
fiKJ.OO; wcthrra, I7.764i.2'.; ewea, I7.0W
7,70.
t. I.aala Lire Htark Market.
HT. 1iriH. Feb. 24. CATTLT-V-Re-celpta.
I..V4) head; market ateadv; native
beef ateera. 17 .WtHfio; yearling Bteera anil
helfera. I &0i M; cowa, .- .VtiT.t5;
tockera and feedera, S.hKfl7.liO; Teaaa
and Indian ateera, Ift.iraK.Oli: cowa and
helfera, I4.00fj4.00; native calve. in.Ontl
II .01).
KIIEF.P AND I.AM BB Recetpta, 1.700
heart; market atendy; lamba, I0 roji 10 W);
vearl'm;, :..2r. 1(.(; wether. 7.7RS.2.i;
ewe. S7.0oir7.70.
loi t Ity Lire Stork Market.
HIOL'X CITY, Feb. 14.-TATTLI'7-R-celpt.
900 head; market ateadv; natlv
ateera. 7.1iit.40; butcher, i Otvi7.2ii;
cowa and helfera, ld.7Mjli.00; atockera and
feeder, S7.W'7.r0; bulla, tag. etc., Sf..2.'i
tl 4Ti.
HoOS-Recelpt. a.000 head; market
ateadv; heavy. t IMjH.a"; mixed. Sn.0uw
l ift; light. I7.7MiH.0O;. bulk of aalea, 17.75
HHKFP AND LA M RRecelp. tiona.
HI. Joaepr Live ainck Market. .
' HT. .KtBKPM. Mo, Feb. 2I.--OATTLF.
Receipt. I. not) head; market atrnng:
ateer. I7.0ifi.j.: cowa and tielfera, 14 00
ttnW: calvea. I rir(, 0
fUMlH Recetpla, I2.0HO head; market
tendy; top, Hi.; bulk of aalea. IR.OKuX.JSO.
BHKKP A NO LAMHS4 Recelpta, r
bead; market atrnng; lamba, liO.uOfl 11.00.
ainrk ! glgtit.
Receipt of live stock at the
five prln-
cipal wetaern market:
Cattle. Mob
Hheeo.
f'h'cago . ...
Omaha
Sioux City .
Knnana City
M. Ijotila ..
Total ....
4.110
37,000
1I.(
4,W
...Ho.)
ItMH
1.6)10
lfi.600
H.toi
6.7( 1
m
1..03 !
.12,4m M.Q ,3U) '
M RW V4)MK (iKK.H 4L MtHKKI
Maolallua f the Itay
Ynrloaa
t'nramodlllr.
NKW YORK. Ffh. 24. FIXJl R-Kasy:
prlng patenla. IH.IMm.ti0: winter patent.
I .tj.ii): winter alralgbt. O. taxti ti. 16 ; I
lviinsn ftrnmbta, . lo-tt.ai.
HKAT riput market, . weak; No. 1
flow. k.lA.frMOr e I r ,w York.
OATH Mint market, weak: standard.
pt.ilio: No. a white, 6hiIm:,4.
II A Y Hteadv: No
1. BI.2.VU 1.:
: No. 2.
2l.l7'i,4il.I'i; No
3.
1 Unl.0u;
Shipping,
nivtf
y; state, common to choice,
14, fimtc; racirio coaat. llli.
HOI'S- Hteatly
1H1!I, l.Vt27i; IHH,
K'llK.i': VMi. Mtiltk
IIIUKH-Hlrin; liogota. rtfMc
America, SI'tc.
' LKA'i'HKK Firm: hemlock
; v antral
first. IS
tf'Me; second. J-WI-c
I'KilVISIirNf Fork, ateadv; mes. rjl.ftO;
family, .'l.i"-u'J.(i0. short dear, t-f OiKd
t: Ml. I.cci. uuict; mesa, ll7.OMil7.ii0i fancy
111 :vt! If So. lard, easy: middle west
lo.:..tiio:!.i.
RCTTl'iR-Strong: receipt,
creamery extras. KiVi3iVc;
7.74
tubs;
first, ii'lt
:!j': ttecoiMl.. 2.'.4i31c. ,
KilUS Firm: recetota, 12.244
cases:
freak - gathered extra. 2.'.'uii'o:
xtra
ttolflrst. 24Ssc; rirl. 23VkJ'J4c; geconda, , itrmnesa in in quotation irom i-tver-7
H '12tr.':lc. pool and becauae of th diminishing of re-
I I'llKKiK Steady; receipt, frm boxes' ' relpls northwest as well a In conae
" state wh'de tVlk. rials, held, colored I quenc ot th liberal export ,le. Th
4 4" p la's. lMfalSVic; tHt whole milk-white, buying for K;irope. however, turned out
t i.. ...... ,..11. colored, avei-aiie on Vetteiday to be chiefly of Manl-
ir. ...... iTu...i7.e! wan. .v.rsaa fancv.
nsii7c: fit.
7irtVc: fl. '
Pori.TKY-IH-f
, current inaae specials,
average run. lrjo
Incased, easier; price tin-
.changed; alive, no market settled; oine
sale, reported a. follow.; t hickens. lv,
lt.V; fowl. Wc.
a..-!..,
uaaaaut nay market.
OMAHA. r. 24 HRAIHIB ' H A Y
Oliutce upland, W maud.fiO; No. 1. i..tti
ft Art- V n 9 til fiOllS .' Na t 14 Oltt.tkl 111
choice midland. IH.6tvr3.oi); No. 1. Is.ooui
. i Id '11. . . H U. . V .. . , ....
"4cbol-e lowland. No. 1. t! .IuuT.W;
o. I, ' lTF..v; CIO. 0, l liril w.
bTHAYV I liol.e oat or rye, ti. D04j), 30; I turned consilououly to th selling side
choice w heal, j.iivu.Hl. i i hicauo yaah l'i lce VMieat : No. 2 n d,
AI.KAl.KA-t'liotiM, lS.So74.tiO; No 1. f 1.21 ill IN: No. S red. 1.1SU i . forn:
1J.i"ii1 i.j; No. 2, I9.upu11.uii; No. 2, IT.tloSNo. 2 yellow, nominal: No. 4 yellow, "u'i
im On. li:i7o: No. 4 white. 71iK2'-c. Onta: No. S
, I white. 4'lH44jc: alanilsid. 441i4c. Kye:
Mlaaeauolla (.rata Market.
H. - W1IKAT -
h: No. 1 hard,
May. $114: July. ti.lfS Cash
II. 21; No. I northern, tl.ltig I. ID;
No.
norirrrii. Jl.l.ltll li.
I'UH K -I'm hanged.
IIAKI.KY ti4.,c.
It Y K KJiiSKic.
Hit A N 110 0"ii 1! (0
OllIN-No. S cllow. 7iT:c.
OATS No. I white, 4ll4liic.'
K I V X r: K Ll 12. SI V 2 .
Kaaaaa 4 Ity tirala aaal Provlatoa.
KANSAS f'lTY. Feb. 24 W'HFAT
No. 2 hard. II l.Vol t; No. 2 red. U.ImM
l.ll; May. II iV; July. II UT'Va LOTS.
I'tPKN-Xii. 2 mixed. WtiTtk-: No. 1
whit. 70S4j71c: No. 2 yellow. 7:Wl7So;
ta. 71 Sc; July, T'Sc.
OATS-No. 2 white. 41r49c; No. I
mixed. 441 4k:.
St. boats tiralsi Market.
ST. I.OIIS. Keb. 4-VHKAT-No I
red, 11.2!; No. 2 hard, nominal; May,
ll.HV Julv, ll.lHi.
C'uHN" No. 2. nominal: No. t whit.
78c: May. 76c: July. 75tf75V'.
I'ATS-No. 2. ti'tc; No. I white, noml
nal. I.tversiool t.ralsi Market.
1 IVK.I'.PtV)!.. Keb. 24WHKAT-rlpot,
No. 2 hard winter, new. ISa M; No. I
hard winter, choice. 14 "V,d; No. I red
wester winter, lis M
')HN Hpot. American mixed, new,
11 Sd.
loOrCinrilT rim -i nrvup
rnttfiucn i CHrtuiniu ur inc.
MILWAUKEE HERE TODAY
Kn rout to th Pacific coaat for a
hort Vacation A. J. Karling. president
of th Mllwauke road, will be In Omaha
for. on-hlf houh thl afternoon. He
will have hi private car going west
from Omaha attached to on of th
I'nion I'aclflc train.
Ml vvi.'41'hi i . r.-i. .jwini't-P'thy.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Irregular, Some Grades
Selling Cent Higher and Others
Cent Lower.
SAME APFLIES TO CORN SALES
OMAHA, February 2t. I'M.;
The wheat market waa Irregular today,
aome of the wheat gelling cent higher
and the off grade aclllng fully cent
down
The better grade of corn i!d l'4j cent
lower and the poorer gradca aold 7 to a
centa higher than the off gradca broiiriht
yesterday.
The nat were alao loa er, declining
half to 1 cent lower.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour
eqiial to HTl.OJjO huahela; corn. 21'i.l')
buhela; nata, ltfl.oj huahela.
Liverpool t'loae: Wh"at. unchanged;
corn, unchanged to id higher.
Primary wheat recelpia were l.SB.nOO
bu. cla and ahlpment. 1.107.flii nuhela.
agalnat reccipta of tlil,oon huMhela and
ahlpmenta of STX.O'O bnahela laat yr.
Primary corn receipt were 5,A O OO
agnlnat receipt of akK.Ourr buahela and
1 ah omenta of tui flrM huahela lant vear.
Primary oat rece.pta were IrX.OoO
buahela and ahlpmepta. W.0 0 huahela,
galnat recelpra of 774.000 huahela and
ahlpmenta of Wft.ono buahela laat year.
CARLOT IIHCKIPT.
Wheat. Corn
Oat.
35J
Chicago itht
XilnneapoMa .TK!
luil'ith 141
.)maha Kfi
Konaaa City M
Ht. Iiul 74
MI
4:1
Winnipeg S7.1
'I hew aale wer reported tolHy:
Wheal No. S hard winter; 1 car. Sl.l:l':
I car, 11.13; 2 car, $1.12'4; car. 11.12:
1 car, 11.11; 1 cor. 11 1"'. No, 4 hard
winter: 4 cara, li t; 2 car. t.07'4j: 4
r. 11.07': 4
Ni'i ca;!
pring: I car. I
cara. 11.07; 2 cara, (I 0
Sample hard winter: 1 car,
II W; 1 rnr. lc. No. 4
light. II. M. No. 2 durum: 2 car. II. I'
No. 4 mixed: 1 cfir, II. 071.
Rye No. 2: 1 car. !2c; I car. !lfc".
Harley No. 1 feed: 2 cra, etc.
Corn No. 4 white, i car. 6ftc. No. t
white. 1 car, iVo. No. white, 1 car, H.V.
No. 4 yellow, 1 car. Wc No. 6 ellow,
1 car. flltc; 2 car. 1c. Hample yellow, 1
car. 42e; I cara. 4c; I car, IT. No. 4
mixed 1 car, iic: 2 cara, HVV; cara.
l. No. r mixed, J car. 1 4 cara, b''i ,
1 car. hAc? 1 car (iHc. M11 mlverl 1 car.
WWr; 1 rr, bic: i car. H4c: 1 car, Rac;
IS 'nra, Mc: 1 car. EV; 1-6 car. Me. Bum
pie mixed, 1 car (whea mlxedt, Mc; 1
car, rli'c; I car. 47c: H cara, 4."c; cara,
4'c; i ear, 4:c; i car. 41c; 1 cara, 4ic; 2
cara, 3:e; 1 car. Hoc.
Out Standard, 1 car. 4S'c- white,
1 car. 42c; 1 car, 4Vi cara, 42c; 4-5
car, 41V. No, 4 wlilta. 1 car, 41lc; 1 car.
41c. Maniple white, J cara, 1 car (corn
mixed), .tr.
omah Caah' Prlcea Wheat: No. I hnrd.
$1 . 14 u 1 IT. ; No. 3 hard, II 1 .U4; No. 4
hartl. S1.044jl.0S; No. I aprlng. II .Vilf .i::
No. I aprlng. ll.OSflfl.13; No. 1 durum. 11.15
111. 11; No. I durum, ll.lil1.15; rample, ".c
All. 01 Corn: No. 3 white, rT7H'tic; No.
4 white, tXVufc'e; No, j white, u7((Vilc; No.
white, Kii3c ; No. I yellow, SHUHSr;
No. 4 yellow, t"iMfB'c; No. 5 yellow, f0'4j
l1Vc; No. ellow. 4fit5"c; No. I mixed.
tCflUVic: No. 4 mlxd. 4'44jc: No. 5
mixed, "I'HjCOc; No. mixed. SOhMc;
sample. !Wu47c. Oata: No. i while. 43tf
44c: atandard. 4:lUfi 4 !c ; No. :i white. 41'A.
iti42"c. Harlev: Malting. WD4c; No. 1 1 l" '"" " "''" "
feed, 55iftiOc. Rye: No. 2. SHJ:i3c; No. S, perpetual water right. When the fllliiK
J!li,C- . . . , . . . II made, a payment of S2.75 per acre will
(.hlcafo closing prices, furnished The;, ... . ,
Ree by Logan A Rryan, stock anil grain I1'0 required. The next payment will l.o
broker, jjlo Bouth Hixteenth ft.-, (imaha: i five year ltrr and after that the amount
Article; Open. I Hlnh.j Low. I Close. Ye y.
Wht. I
May.il JIW 1
July.'! !H4l I Z"-1!
I.
i
1 17
1 17V4!
1 21'i
1 19'r,
1 I4
I li
v.orn. i
May.!7SM4j
July.) 7!tjS
Oat. I j
klV llt.l.l
Tie",: 711
4i 1
44 '4i
4.'
4.
4t.
! July.l 44'
fork.
41-,;
May.! 21 f.ty 10 .
Jt'ly.l M .' J ill H
I.rd. I
Mav.l 10 4!HI 10 411
July. j 10 tO 10 (0
?0 ft.1
TO (W
20 U
21 I)
I,
I io a io so i io .-. , I
I 10 47HI 10 47 K I 10 W'ti
I I !
! 11 H5 I 11 I 11 liTVii
HHi
Moy.i u r.7m it
July.l 11 7H''H ITH
11 47l 41 47l 11 70 i
4 IIICAC.O RAI AD PBOViaiOSS
j .
I'eaiares of Ik Trading; an- 4 lo.lag
I'rlce on liimrd of Trail
CIIICAOO, Fb. Rumor, that Atn
ludor HcrnKtoiff waa about to be
handed hi parapnrt ajniashed down the
price of wheat today 7',o a burhei. On
the collapse, which was from an early
advance, th May option .fell from
to fl.17. The clot was exclt-d. ic to t""
tintier yeateruay (litian, wun .Mav ar.
II. 17 anil July t i.!4'i. Other leaUlng
staples, too. all khowod a decided (.-
back corn l'tP 'sc to lHc, ogta ic and )
f royislor.t 12t,c to 25c. 1
Condltluti loat bordered qn panlo ruled !
In th wheat pit Juit before thu end of:
the session. Flurried holders were turn-1
i' .n:,,,.,"or.r Mr.'
ncsa hail rtuniited almrt entirely fruni
1 111 SB nail roliea niiniiil rnorrir iiuni
unverified report that drastic action wa
imminent on the part of 'resident Wll -
Mm Ih reuanl to the lilana At MttacKa II V I
1 submarine. The break in price had n t
i begun to aanunie aenaiitlonal prnortoiia
I utt th first half hour of tr.idli.g. but
after that and eineclslly In the laat llf
teen minute the downward plunge of tne j
market was almost In a vertical line, i
There wa no concentrated buying on t.iej
extraordinary descent of "inc. Then.
however with scarcely breathlnir time
I before the Inst gong, support developed
that wa sufficient to cuae half a rally. I eighth and Jones streets, on their way
i'revtous to the demoralisation of that. . ... ... ,.., .,. .. i ,...
bull aide of the wheat majority consider-1 ''tm rnm ,h W",t,r' "' Mr- Jon"
able sltenKlli wa shown as a result of ! ton waa robbed of S'.'.tX
! loba wheat and In th main for deferred
, :
trader into a bearish frame ot mind and
. on"'. '"nl reaponsioie lor mm
:,......iT w -
, ".raln were" depressed by th
Isevei- break In wheat The . develop.
menta for corn were otherwla bullish
, riK-elpl falling off and export sale
1 amounting to 250.UO bushels. Oat htd
! no iiidctjendent action and wag Influ-
- I .i.il l.,.ll Kir th i.li.n.p. In wltnal I
and corn.
tf I .. I I. n.A.1. I -.... , ... I V. .
! With grain. Dealers who wer the heal
1 iiilers ewiiy uiun j rii.i i.ii jT.irniii, ,
I No. 2. VV. Harley. Hecda: Tlnio
.'..Wli8: clover. llOtv .0rt.
! I'.0 - . , -' W
i ' "lon" .
!ork. ll.wB 20.it); lard,
j1"H;T:',;mgrv. i.'sv.
i Kiina -Hlirher: receints. S.2NH eases:
I firsts. 21'ic; ordinary firsts. 20'i4j30Sie: I
at mark, cases Included, PHrilHc.
FOTATOlv Hecelp'sr 27 car; market i
unchanged. '
I'till.THV-Alive, higher; fowl, up;
spring, 17Sc. i
TAKE BODY OF KURTZ TO
PLATTSMOUTH FOR BURIAL:
Th body of Adnm Kurt, who died
Tuesday evening. I.a been taken to
riattsmouth, where be mad hi horn
for nineteen year. lie died at th age
of 72 at th horn of - on. W. K. Kurtt
S914 Pouth Twnty-evnth treet. whll
in Omaha for treatment. A complication
of lllnea. Including pneumonia, caused
death. A private funeral service wa held
ml III . M 1 1 .,. - . . .wa.
th south Sid Methodiat church, and a
Masonic funeral and burial will b held
Friday at I p. m. at Plattamouth. Mr.
Kurt wtt a Mason alnc 1KSS. Ilia wlf
survlvt him. alo four son and daugh
ter, a follows; W. F.. A. M., Charlea
and tlltabeth Kurtt, Omaha; Henry
Kurta, Sutton.
STOPS FOR CONVERSATION
AND MONEY DISAPPEARS
Charles Oate of th Aetna houa
topped to talk with a stranger at
Twelfth and Capitol avenue and upon
reluming to hi room found that to
conversation had cost him just l.
ENGINEER AND DESIGNER 0F
THE MITCHELL CAR.
J - , , f
J. W. BATE.
Forty Tracts of
w . , - ,
western JNeDraska
Land to Be Opened
The Burlington land department la re
ceiving fifty to aeventjr-flv letter daily
relative to the land in Bcotf Rluff nd
Morrill counties In western Nebraska that
will be opened for aettlcment March 21.
The Innd that la to he placed on the
market conalata of fotty-threo tract
ranging from eighty te M0 acre each and
la all along the government ditch, sub
ject to Irrigation. The ditch haa beon
completed and the water from the No-th
Platte river is ready to be turned on at
any time.
The land all lie near the railroad and
la close, to the town of Mitchell, Mlna
tare and Raynrd. The tract are so few
nd the number of applicant o num
eioua that In disponing .of the land, the
government ha adopted the lottery plan,
the drawing to take place at Alliance.
ha lucky Individual who secure the
right to file on tbe land will be compelled
... .... ... . .
due will be paid In twenty
annual In
An actuil
latallments, without Interest.
residence of five year is required befor.t
final proof can be made and title ae
t urcd. land In the vicinity of that going
upon the market and under Irrigation la
selling at from 1100 to 3 per acre.
fj'ilCash Wheat on the
Omaha Market Firm
Willi th May and July option on
wheat off t to 4 centa Omaha cash price
remglned pretty firm, the decline being
i only a cent. With rtce.pt of 105 car
load the demand continued strong and
price were reasonably well maintained.
j Wheat sold at J1C3 to $1.13. During the
, session aome 200,000 bushels were sold
for export. '
i Corn of the bet-grade remained un
I changed from the price of Wednesday.
senilis" at f.S cent to 64 cents per bushel
,,n nrf ura. stuff-corn that waa
1 rke" on " J"'1 """-forn that wa
wet were up 3 to I cent, a lot of thi
going to towa for feed lot consumption.
Rece'pts for the day were 4 ear, with
IIS shipped out. .
Oata were H-cetit off from the price
of Wednesday. There were but thirteen
: carloads on the market. The sale were
vBiiuai. v. .. ..
made at 3 to 42
1
cent per bushel
jTwo Women Robbed
by Lone Highwayman
Mr. II. Johnson and
i.-i..i.i,i,
Mis Marie Balrl
apartment were
man at Thlrty-
stopped by a holdup
DANIEL O'MARA SUFFERS
ATTACK OF HEART FAILURE
Daniel O'Mara, employed at th Corn
Kxchang National; bank, wa seised by
ian attack, of heart failure, about 11
o'clock thl morning whll occupying a
chair' at tha Kontenell hotel. He wa
rushed to Ht. Joseph' hospital, where
his condition Is regarded as erlon. He
Is 25 year old, a bachelor and ha no
relative In Omaha.
i IFPfiN' SUIT AGAINST
' JHE CAR COMPANY SETTLED
farl K. Jensen' suit against the street
railway company for damages ha allege
lie sustained while riding In a jitney that
waa bumped by a street car wa settled
'and dtsmlaaed Thursday, after half a
day' hearing In district court. Jepaen
asked for tfi.OuO In hi suit, but is said
hv ,led for fr""Uon of
i that amount.
Apex Whiskey
BOTTLED IN BOND
4 Full Quart. . . $3.20
8 Full Quarts. . . 6.25
12 Fu 1 Quarts. . . 9.25
OUR OWN BOTTLING
4 Full Quarts. . $ 3.00
12 I ull Quarts. . 8.00
20 Full Q arts. . 11.75
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All Prepaid In low and Nebraska.
Outside of Io'aa and Nebraska
you niual add 10c a quart or
40c gallou to be prepaid.
. ajmntKiMI ISIJaaLitasI A
JAKE KLES
FAMILY LIQUOH DEALER
Writm tor Compimtm rVt'c Ut. U14 Detixlat St., Omaha, Nab
BEAVER CITY MAN
Noon McMurran of Furnas County is
Elected President of County
Treasurers' Association.
HELD BIO BANQUET LAST NIGHT
Noon McMurran of beaver City
tr.tinty treasurer of Furnas county,
wa yesterday eleclod president
of the County Trranurer8'. associa
tion of Nebraska at tbe final meeting
held at the Douglas county court
house. Mr. McMurran was secretary
during the last year.
Earl D. Tolen of Ord. county treas
urer of Valley county, was elected
vice president. A. K. Roper of He
bron, county treasurer of Thayer i
cf unty, was made secretary, and W(j
A. Crandall of Lexington, county i
treasurer oT Dawson county, was
ctocted treasurer of the organization.
The entire mcmbejship of the associa
tion U to have an opportunity to vote on
the place of holding the next meeting;
although It waa voted a the aense of
those present that the meeting ahould
go to Lincoln. This stand of those at
tending the convention will probuWy be
recorded on the ballot that go out to
all member by mnll to get their vote.
It docs not make It binding, unless the
majority of the membership votes for
Lincoln In the ballot by mall.
Complete Rnalnraa I'.arly.
The association got through with its
meeting especially early, a the program
reilly called for an afternoon session. As
some of the speakers did not appear.
ome of the speakers for Thursday af
ternon were put on Wednesday after
noon, with the result that the program
of the entire convention Waa completed i
a Uay early. 'J
John L. Kennedy nodtessed the mem
bers In the mornlnvf, confining himself!
largely to the preparedness program and ,
reiterating his former stand for the prln- j
ciple of training all. school boy in mill-j
tary science, so that when It Is necessary
to call for volunteers the country might
be sure of having a trained set of vol- ;
tinteers.
Judge A. L. Button rtpoke also giving
some thoughts on tho luvenlle court and ,
the necessity of exercilng great care In
the handling of case of Juvenile dclin- ,
nurncy.
Ads for profit. I''
Read Tee Want
them for results.
"Corns All Gone!
Lei's ALL Kick!"
Kvery t'oi-n Ynnlsliip by I'slnn AVon.
dpi-ful, pimple "fJeiH-It." Never !
Kails. Applied in 2 Kecontls. I
Ifn't It wonderful what a difference ;
Just a little "GPts-It" mikcs-on corns j
find callouses? It's always nlzht some
where In tho world ' h ' nmn.' folk
3
"Wmtel I Don't ( are! I Got Tlld of My
t'oraa Wltk Hieta-ltT' .
humped up, with cork-screwed faces,
gouging, picking, drilling out their corns,
making packaKM of their toes with plas
ters, bandages, tape and contraptions
and the "holler" in their cjrna uoea on
forever! Iion't yon do it. Use "lets-It."
it a marvelous, nlmple, never, falls. Apiny
it In 2 aeconda. Nothing to stick to tho
atockhig. hurt or Irritate the toe. Pain
stopa. Corn cornea "clean off," quick.
It's one of the gem of the world. Try
It you'll kick from Joy. Kor corn, cal
louses, wart, bunion. .
"tiet-li" la sold everywhere, 25c a
bottle, or sent direct by K. Iiwrenc &
Co., Chlcano, III. Hold In Omaha and
ie'ommended as the world's best corn
remedy by Sherman & McConnell Drug
Co.
JUKATED moil
Increase strength of
dallcat. i r v li i, .
run-down people 200
par cent In ten day '
In many instance !
1100 forfeit If it
fall a per full
planatlon In laxgt i
article soon to ap
pear In thl paper.
k your doctor r
Sherman aV Mct' nntil
lmgg1v about.lt.
drug Stores always carry it la stock.
THE EXCELSIOR
"Ye Oltle Whiskey hliop."
The old.'st of old whiskies ld Tay
lor. Cedar Brook, Hherwood H.w.
b'henley Hye. xttled In bond, full
quart for 91.00.
Ill BO. 1STK BTBXET.
TTM OILLiaig, Mgr.
WillSKtf
iSSsMI 1
w a t a
Li LX
16 tf DODGE"
Read the BIG GROCERY SPECIAL
FOR FRIDAY
attar, Egg, . Cbaaaa, Crakr,
Fruit, Ycgatable, Canned Oooda,
Jiour, Tae Coff , to. A aving of
83 , to M on th ooat of Urtug.
It lbs. Rest 1'ure Granulated fugar
for S100
4H-lh. aacks Rest High tirade I'tu
tnond H Klour, nothing finer mad
for hres'l, pi.-a or cakes, sack, S1.0
10 bara Reat-'Km-AII. Irtamond C, or
Laundry tjueen White laundry. .850
7 lbs. Het Kolled White Rrcakfiu".
fatnual for 8bo
5 Mm. Choice Japan Rice 85c
8 lha. Heat White or yellow Corn
meal for . 170
7 lbs. Rest Hulk Iiundry Starch, 85
Orape Nut, pkg 100
K. c. Corn Halo's, pkg 50
W. O. c. or Krumhle. pkg c
r!2-ox. jHra Pure Krult 1'rescrres, 85o
2X-OZ. Jar pure .Strained Honey.. 83o
Comb Honey, pr rack ......180
Macl.aren's Peanut Rntter. lb... 180
In I Ion cans Pumpkin 85o
lilt I Inn Can Apricots or Pears... 3bc
4 pkgs. Macaroni. Vermicelli or
Spaghetti for gSo
4 can 1'ancy Wax. String, tlreen .ir
Lima Reans for 880
4 large can Condensetl Milk BBo
The Rest Tea Sifting, lb 1840
Fancy Ooldcn Santo Coff'e, lb. 20o
ri.OBioA oatm rnvrt Bmciax
raiDAT
One Carload of Kxtra Fancy 54 le.
that retail for 8c and 10c. rai
DAT OHXT, EACH 80
THE BEST BTK.ICTI.Y FKESJH HO.
1 EQQS, FEB SOS 830
The Heat Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk, per lb 33o
Fancy No. I Country Creamery But
ter, per lb .300
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, per
It Pays TRY HAYDEN 'S FIRST It Pays
'fice.
Men only treated. Hundreds of the Most Prominent
People in Omaha have been cured by.
DIUMLMI CREIGIIT0.1 MAXWELL
408-9-10 Omaha National Bank, 17th and Farnam Sts.
Phone Red 4390. Hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5.
i,
mmm fef mm
WMiWM lSaa&y
vaxafir a wu.Mr c
is
-S jjrl GROTTE BROTHERS CO.
Qtuieral DUtrihutof
Big Bargains in
. . I., - rr'.zz:.; . , . . i ,,'..'''":'. 1 - J
Used Automobiles
I
Many people buy a new car
every year and put the old,
which is for all practical pur
poses as good as new, on the
market at a price entirely out
of proportion to its real value.
Hundreds of such cars as these
all makes, all styles and all
sizes are advertised in The
Bee's Classified Section wait
ing for you to take your choice.
Turn now to the Classified
Pages and look them over.
DOUGLAS STREETS VsS
lb., at 870
Fancy Full Cremn Young America.
Wisconsin Cream, New York While
or Wisconsin Rrlck Cheese, lh...840
IIOILUID TIL OBABOB BAX.B
FBIOAT.
The Ciraneetf c u ail it y. California-
pride. Klscl by the nun, moon and
stars, for Hayden Rroa., direct from
the grower to the consumer.
hYiday, regular 40c slc, do 30a
Friday, reanlar Src slxe. dox flic
lYMny. regular 3ic slae, dox 800
FRESH YEQBTABX.ES, TSBECT
FROM TBI OKOWEB TO THE OOH-
UMII A SATIHO OF B0"r to
100 A W AdTrtl. Bo W Ball.
15 It.. Ret Red River Potatoes . .30o
Large Runches Fresh Beets, Carrot.
or Turnips 4o
3 larT, bunchc Fresh Shalots o-
Radisheg for 10"
Home tirnwn Turnips, lb lp
Fancy California Caullflrcwer, b.. 7o
Cape Cod Cranberries, qt 10;
Fancy Hend Lettuce, nead. . . Bc.7lo
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 15c
.1 large Soup Runches ...100
Fancy Tjire Cucumbers, each. . . ,ir
Fancy Wisconsin Cabbage, lb 10
Fancy Ripe Strawberries, box.... 400
Specials in Fish
Dept. Friday
No. 1 Fresh TIaHh!it 14o
No. 1 Fresh Salmon 180
No. 1 Fresh Catfish ll?0
No. 1 Fresh Oyster, quart 30n
No. 1 Smoked Fish 17ic
iNO. i alt Mackerel, each loo
No. 1 Kippered Salnftm. lb....... 80c
Piles and Fistula Cured
Without Surgical Operation or Pain.
No Chloroform or Ether given. Writ
ten Guarantee Given in All Cases.
Pay When Cured. Carfare Paid One
Way to Points Within 50 Miles of
Omaha. Patients must come to the of-
i-2 1
mmrnxm
Mmmm
Omaha, Nebrwlt
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