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THE IiF.E: OMAHA. THURSDAY, VEBRUAUY U. 19.'
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Financial j
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYE1
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New York, Feb. lS.-Tb Increaied
strength n4 activity on Iht nock
eiehinfe today was ascribed to
variety cf cautetv Ont was the plain
evidence p( eaticr money, for the firit
time inr the slight tightening; of
tales in iht third week ot January.
I hat lit pani.il redistribution ef
retervri and credits from the rait to
Iht weit and south during the three
or four entumg werk hat bet n ntott
ly completed, was indicated itv the
list weekly slafmentt ef the inter
for reserve fcanki. hote ratio ef
reterve had increased even in the
hanke which lately were under heav
ier oreitmr, to prrrmtaifrt ai hih
at $ and t Such transfer of fundi
it not umiMial fr thit time of year;
it completion Irave i the money mar
ket subject only to the general In
fluencea if trade. Jf the drift of
money ra'ei i to be further down,
ward duri"ff the present season e
ha! pretrntly see more definite
if" of it.
Thu. far tti fall In New Yth' rail
nanr rix (ha 4 Mr ent level, wit
J, hi.M, rnt i(hK eirhange the ra
rttiri.ni, frm I par rent In 4 Vt i'r Mill In I
he 4"'evia.d r-eerve hank' ff:rlal rata, j
M restri from leaden r an e.aiar dia-l
rou market nil poeaibi. coming
'li, In lh Rank f England rata r'
lh preliminary lodlialloaa.
FaiorahU Influences.
Asld from naiwf rate. tn.Iav's slock
rnetkei mi favorably Influenced by Iba
eat.lMI or foreign asrhang after Tuea
day abrupt recovery, by th. further not
able recovery In pnou of whaul, rorn
and cotton, an4 by a growing conviction
that lb critical moment at 111 "bond
rattl" en th treasury wa pal T'uring
all Ibla a(ranrtlinrr enianda, flnan-'lal
markai bva h.l Hi (mllnc that Ihey
war In lha preaen'- r-f an unknown
foree: lb ivowil liutifferenr of lha
hill rongreaaional piomnter to lha slat
i'f public finances aeemrd to portend a
kind of legtalatlv rci klaaene.a whose
rop. nobody eould measure Beitsr that
lha undertaking might b. stonoed and (ha
agitation ar It tbarabr deferred until attar
lha Korambar elrrllons therefore
bound to Influence tha financial anti
man t.
Today (dvBnre In tha (lack mrket
vara Irraauiar, but lhara war many
taint of 1 to t points. Railway atoeka
had no part In tha advance, however, anit
profaaalonal handiwork wa vlalbla again
In varlmia Indualrial aharaa. Oraat activ
ity with tha uiual Irraaularlty In lh
coura or prtraa waa riianlayad In tba
markvt for Invaatmaut bond.
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Live Stock
New York Quotations
Ranra or piira ot tha trading atoeka
rurnlnhad by Logan 4k Bryan, 141 Fatara
Truit building: ,
Tuaaday
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HAILROADS.
A. T. A 8 T. M IT 4 m IT
Halt, ft Ohio...,., 36 J A '
Omaha. Kb. lb.
Racalpla wara Catila. iloaa, Hbaap.
Orrirlal Monday ..... I. Til M" ',u
dttlilal Tu.id.y a. mil ll.on I'j.lll
banmal Wadnaaday.. 6.mitt l.u in. 700
Thrta day thla wk...ia4 14.111 J'i.')
Rama daa laat wk...;4.4 41.JJ1 41. alb
Kama l.)a t wka. ato :i eo !. s m
Hum day 1 wka. am 12.U1 41.4H4 li.tail
Baina Ua yaar agu. . 41.ul ll,a
Rai-alpla and dlapoaltlnn ot llvaitork at
Ina l;mon aiotkyarda, Omaha Nab., (r 14
noun, andtn at a p. m. Frhruary 11, is:::
R KC tl P TS C AH LOT.
Horaaa
and
Cattla Hoga.ahp.alla.
C. M. 4V St. P. Ry.... 4 ... ..
Wabaah R H t 1 ... ..
rr. ur is a ... ..
Union Fa rifle K. It.... in It 11 ,
C. N. W. Kv.. aaat.... ! ... .
C, X. W. Ry . waat.. 41 45 13 1
u., u r., at. o. Ky.. J J is
C, B. 4k Q. Ry., aaat.... T 4 ... ..
O, H Q. Ry wat.... 41 II I ..
C, R. I. at P., aaat.... 4 ... ..
'. R. I. 4V P., waat.... 11 t
tlllnnla Cantral Ry,... 4 11..
C, a W. Ry S 1
Ttal raralpta 23? 177
Ilil POSITION H BA1.
47 1
Canadian Pan. ....1311, J!U 130 121
N. T. Central 74i 7'i 7Va 71
haa. Ohio l M 6ks
t. Northern 7S4 75T, 7S14
lllnoia Central ...101 10 101S4 !
Chaa.
Ot
Illlnoia
K. C. Mouth :4 24 14 Sa :H
Lelilari valley .... bVb of
lo. PacKlo 1'4 l4 "S 1"H
N. T. N. II 18 174 17 1" 'i
North. Pac 0H 7ti TtT4 10
Chi. A N. W 8V fk i"i
Pannaylvanla. Ry. 11 14 4 14'
Reading 74 74 74V 741,
C. R. I. P ie 114 3SS abVi
South. Pao. 4 13 13 3
Snuth. Railway ... 19H HTa 1 1
Chi.. Mil. A Bt. P.. 10 lOVa t0 IUMi
Vnio Paclflo 131Vi 131 131 1311,
STEKL8.
Amar. Car Fdry. ,.14 1474 1474 14
Allta-Chalmera ... 4SH 44 45i 45H
American Loco. ...10IH 107 10"4 107
Baldwin Lora 105 4 104 104 104
Bethlehem Steel ., 65 3 4 64
Colo. Fuel A Iren I lx
Cnielbl- 6! 0 1 62
Amer. Steet Fdry. 31 31 32 32
I.arkawanna Steal 4A 411 4", 48
Kldvala Steel ..... 30 30 30 30
Pi-emrd Steel Car . 116 5 61 ....
Re. Hlarl A Iron 11 tl 13 13
Rill, filntl Spring ...k .... 7
Sloei-Srhef field t.S 40
V 3. 8teel t0 ,39 10 11
Vanadium 36 14 35 33
COPPKB3.
Anaeonda 43 47 48 47
A. Smelt. A R. Co. 4lt 45 44 4S
Cerro l)e l'asco .. 84 33 34 83
Chill 17 1B 16 1"
Chlno 2S 56 26 56
Inspiration 39 , S3 38 38
Kenneeott ,. 27 27 27 27
Mlml 26 25 26 25
Nev Oon 13 13 13 13
Ray Con ...14 '13 14 11
flenera 14 11 13 13
Utah (3 61 1
OILS.
Gen. Asphalt 63 .61 62 62
Coaden 35 34 34 84
Cal. Peterol 49 49 49 49
laland Oil 2 2 2 2
Invln. Oil 14 14 14 14
Mex. Peterol .....123 120 123 120
Middle Stntca .... 13 12 11 12
Paclflo Oil 46 46 46 46
Pan-American .... 65 54 56 64
Phillip 31 31 81 31
Tierce Oil 3 8 8
Pure Oil 34 33 13 84
Roynl Dutch 60S 60 60 60
Sinclnlr Oil 19 19 19 18
Standard Oil, N. J. 180 179 179 17t
Tejaa Co 45 45 46 44
Vnlnn OH 19 ' 19 19 19
W'hlta Oil 9 9
MOTORS.
Chundler 64 64 61 64
0n. Motora 8 f 8 8 8
WIMya-Overland ... 6 4 6 6
Plarce-Arrow 16 14 15 14
White Motor 39 38 39 39
Studebaker 95 93 94 93
UUBBER AND TIRES.
Fisk 12 12 15 12
Good-lch ; 37 87 87 37
Kellev-Springfield 37 36 37 37
Keystone Tire .... 15 15 16 16
AJx 16 16 16 16
U. S. Rubber 65A1 64 64 65
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar. .6 36 36 ....
At. Q. A W. 1 27 26 26 27
Am. int. Corp 43 42 43 42
Am. Sumatra 26 23 26 24
Am. Telephone ...118 11 118 11"
Am. Can 39 59 39 39
Central Leather .. 33 32 33 82
Cuba Cane 9 9 9 9
Cuban-Am. Sugar 18 18 18 18
Corn Products ....103 10S 108 103
Famous Players .. 85 82 82 82
General F.lectrlo ..148 147 147 147
Oreat North. Ore 35 35 35 85
Inter. Harvester .. 84 84 84 84
V. S. Ind. Alcohol . 45 44 44 44
Interna. Paper ... 48 44 44 48
Inter. M. M.. nfd. 71 69 71 70
Amer. Suffnr Ttef. . 67 66 67 67
Sears-Roebuck 64 63 64 63
Stromsbere ..66... 39 39 39 39
Tobacco Product 63 62 62 63
Worthing. Pump 48 48 47 46
Wilson 0. 38 37 38 36
tVesteni Vnlon .. 90 90 tW 91
Westing. Electrte 63 63 63 63
American Woolen 83 S3 83 82
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Cotton Oil . 23 21 82 21
Amer. Ag. Chem. SB 34 35 84
Amer. Linseed ... 83 31 32 Jl
Union Pag. pfd. . 6 67 67 .....
Jioscn rtiaajneio .. ot-
Brooklyn R. T.... 11 1H4 H1
Con. Can 56 66 56 56
Cal. Packing 73 72 73 71
Col. O. A E 70 69 70 69
Col. Grant! 1 1 1 1
United Drug ...... 68 68 68 S
Nat. Eneme .. 43 42 42 41
United Fruit 138 117- 11T 137
National Lead 86
Philadel. Co 34 34 S4 14
Pullman HH 117 117 111
Punta Alegra Sug. 37 17 37 17
Retail Stores 55 64 64 (4
S. L. San Fran.. W 34 14 14
Wlr. Car Chem.. Sl 31 11 31
Total Sales 804.100.
Money Cloa 4 per cant; Tuesday cose,
8 per cent. , ,
Marks Cos. .0050; Tueaday close,
.0051.
Franca Close, .0856; Tueaday Cloaa,
.0875.
Sterling Close, 14 36; Tueaday close,
14.36.
St. lnla Tlnataek.
East St. Louis. 111.. Feb. 15. Cattle
Receipts. 3.000 head: beef ateer and eowa
trong to 15c higher: spots up more; ton
teera, 18.25; light yearlings Blow about
ateadv; Teal calvea. bulla and stackers
steady: bulk veal calves, 110.506 11.00;
practical top. 311.25.
Hogs Receipts, 13.609 head: market
elosed with e.irller advance loat: practi
cal top late. 310.16: hulk 150 to 210-pound
averages. I10.00fil0.15; bulk 220 to 250
pound weights. 39.609i9.90; plas weak to
J8e lower; nackers" sows steady.
- Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 759 head;
alow medium grades lambs steady; sheep
ateady to atrong: light yearlinga. Ill.CS:
fat mostly. 6.5og7.o.
Kanaas City Produee.
Kansas CUt. M(k, Feb. 11 Ea le
lower; nests. SOc. Butter Unchanged.
Poultry Han. 1c lower, lc; springs unchanged.
Armour A Cs. . .
Cudahy Packing Co..
Dold Parkin Co....
Morris Packing Co..
Swift A Cu
J. IV. Murphy
Swart A i-'o
Lincoln Packing Co..
Wilson Parking Co..
M. Olnssburg
Hlgglna Parking Co..
Hoffman Bro
Maveroa'ich A Vail..
' Midwest Packing Co.
- P. O Dea
, Omnha Packing Co..
I John Roth A Sona..
So. Omaha Pkg. Co..
Ogden Packing Co..
Benton A Van Sant
J. H. Bulla
R. M. Burress A Co.
W. H. Cheek
I K. O. Christie A Son
Dennis A Francla..
Ellis A Co
John Harvey
HunUlnger A Oliver
T. J. Tnghram
r. a. Keiiogg
Joel Lunripren ......
F. T. Lewis
Mo.-Kan. C A C. Co..
J. B. Root A Co....
Rosenstock Bros.....
Sullivan Bros
W. B. Van Sant A Co.
Wertheimer & Degen
Kreba
Other buyer ......
609
744
207
877
643
60
69
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20
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91
37
607
31
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19
63
75
40
121
41
31
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1.348
2.616 1.143
1.414 (76
741
!.5J I. 411
2.437 3,842
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157
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13.471 11.261
Total , .
Cattle Receipt. 6.300 head. Fat rat
tle value were uneven today. There was
a broad shipping demand and outsme
buyers took many of the wood and choice
steer early at mostly lt(pl6o higher
prices. Local packers, however, 1 were
slow about filling their orders and event
ually bought their cattle at figures no
moro than steady to strong. : Top was
18.85. She stock continues .In good de
mand and sold strong to mostly 1015c
higher Stockers and feeders were also
strong to a little higher, supply being
rather small.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves. 37.356i8.25: fair to good teeves,
Jf.6ii7.25: common to fair beeves. 15.85
6.60; fair to good yearlings, 6.66(B
7.75; common to fair yearlings, 16.00
6.60; good to choice heifers, 16.10&S.76;
fair to good heifers, $4.766.00; choice
to primo cows, $5.15(p5.76; good to Choice
cows, S4.66p5.10; fair to good cows. 14.15
4.0; common to fair cows. J2.764.00;
good to choice feeder. 36.767.40; fair
to good feeders. l.15ifj6.65: common to
fair feeders, $5.40 6.10; good to- choice
stockers. $6.8557.60; fair to good Block
ers. 6 26ig6.75; common to fair stockers,
la.50tJ6.25; stock heifers.- 34.255.75;
stock cows, 13.504) 4.60; stock calves, (6.00
07.50; veal calves. 15.00(5 9.60; bulls,
tags, tc. (3.254.75.
BEKF S1KBRB,
No. Av.
19 1140
18 1249
85 1401
40 1244
18 1326
Pr.
6 65
7 40
7 80
7 16
20
Mo.
8.
19.
19.
7.
11.
Av.
. 807
.1383
.1310
. 925
.1439
Pr.
6 76
7 60
8 00
7 20
8 25
7....
14....
26..
22..
35..
.1074
.1238
600
766
910
65
I 16
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STKERS AND HEIFERS.
620 50 9 808 7 (0
COWS.
4 25 5 1168 4 65
t 85
HEIFERS. 1
I 60 7 892 t 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
796 6 50 20 542
t 70 13 1094
7 36
BULLS.
1: 1400 4 60 1 840
3 680 5 50
CALVES.
11 563 7 00
Hogs Receipts. 12,500 head. Trading to
day was generally on a 1015c higher ba
sis, shippers and packers both being ac
tive bidders; some weaknesa was noted
during th closing session with prices
steady to 10c higher. Light hogs sold
mostly from $9.4S9.70 with a top price
of (9.80. Mixed loads and butcher weights
t9.159.50 and parking grades (8.009 00
with extreme heavies (7.608.00. Bulk' of
sales was (9.259.60.
HUU5.
No. AV.
83. .333
69.. 273
67. .284
78. .241
75..23
82. .203
41. .180
Sh.
140
70
Pr.
7 75
20
I 30
45
9 6s
65
80
No. Av.
72..2"33
SI. .281
69. .253
44. .225
76. .231
46. .222
Sh.
70
Pr.
15
15
9 35
60
I 0
t 76
Sheen Reeelnta. 10.700 head. There
was an active demand tor fat. lambs to
day and orlcea ruled generally atrong
with yesterday's best time. Bulk of
lamb moved within a range et (14.006
14.85. th latter pric being top price for
tha day. Shearing lambs were (5050c
higher, selling at (13.50013.75. Ewea
war 10015c higher, telling largely from
17.60 7. 64 with beat handy weights quoted
t (7.75.
Quotation on Sheep and T --nr. Fat
lamb, good to choice. (1S.75?14.15: fat
lambs, fair to good, (13.004? 13.75; ahearlng
lambs, good to choice. (13.00013.26; feed
er lambs, fair to good. 112.60613. 00; cull
lamos, (ll.60flH3.no- fat yearlings, lleht
Js.ooeio.OO; fat yearling, heavy, (9.50
10.60- fat wethers. (7.008.00: fat wes.
light. (7.007.76: fat ewes, heavy, (5.509
6.56; taeder ewes. (.aa no.
FAT LAMBS.
No. Av. Pr.. No. Av. Pr.
130 fed 87 14 15 ' 174 fed 36 14 15
111 led 84 14 05 331 fed (0 14 15
233 ted tt 14 85
SHEARING LAMBS.
151 fad 0 13 25
FAT EWES- - '
40 fed 123 T 6 ,
Chlrag Livestock.
Chicago, Feb. 16 Cattl Receipt,
(.too head: active: beef steers, atrong to
15c higher: top heavies, li t, weight.
1.536 pounds: part load long yearlings
(9.25; bulk, beef steers. (7.008.00; she
stock, bulls and stockers and feeders,
steady to strong; veal calves, steady; bulk,
lookers and feeders. (6.257.00.
Hogs Receipts. 17.000 head; fairly ac
tive; steady to 10c hl&her than Tuesday'a
average; shippers bought about 5,000:
holdover moderate; top, (10.25 on 140
to 190-pound averages: bulk. (I.7S10.15;
plrs. about steady: bulk, desirable. 100 to
120-pound pigs. (3.50? 8.75. some 19.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 13.000 head;
steady to strong: fat lambs top. (16.25;
bulk, desirable kinds. (14 a04J16.25: email
lot choice, tn-pound yearlings. (13.60; fall
aborn Texas yearlings. (11.75; bulk, fat
ewea, fT3lf)T.7&: bid .89.26 n one ehoiea
handv weivht load: liffht fe!er lambs,
113.008 13.60. shearers. (13.(0 i:.75.
New York Bonds
l iberty Honda,
Sale. High. low, Close.
315 I.IH .0 I4.lt II I!
1 I. lb 2nd 4a.,.. 11.11 .U tl.lt
334 Mb 1st 41a,.,. 7. t.4 I4.lt
lait l.lb 2nd 4,a.... .7'l ,tt ti.14
IT Mb 2nd re..,. M il tn.nt t 30
9"4 Mb 3rd 4'te.... 97.44 17.20 17.44
17 Mb 3rd regd.... 07.30 97.00 07.11
2t4 Mb 4th 4a..., 17.10 06.(0 17.04
t Mb 4'h raid.... 04.40 94.40 M H
110 Vlo 4a lno.lt 1oo.ll tnO.M
34 Vlo read loo.no loo. 00 na.o
111 U 8 Vlo 1.. 100.00 .( (t il
Foreign,
Argentine I 70 71 71
14 Helglan 106 lot lo
11 Helglan 7 107 107 17
12 Belgian la tl II 90
3 Bergen la ....101 108 101
41 Bralll 108 101 101
30 Bordeaux 13 13 II.
34 Canada 5a of III 04 94
1 Canada. 6a of 1911.. 17 17 17
60 Canada 6 of 1931.. 16 18 04
II Chile 8 of 192t,.ino 1oi 100
It Chile 8a of 1141. ...101 lnl 101
13 Chile 81 of 1944. ...101 101 101
10 Chinese 5, 41 41 41
4 Chrlailanla la lot Joi lnl
5 Copenhagen 5a 87 84
Cub 6s of 1104... 0 89 9
Cuba 4 74 14 79
11 Hanish Is A 107 107 107
I Danish Is B 107 107 107
17 Denmsrk 6s 14 14 14
Denmark Is l"t J.01 104
45 Dutrh Esst Ind Is 94 94 14
4 French Is 102 101 101
!!4 French 7a 96 91 94
! Jap 1st 4a 8 87 17
20 Jsu 2nd 4s 87 87 17
24 Lyons 6s., 3 13 13
27 Marseille ( 13 83 83
31 Max 6s 17 57 67
I Meg 5s large 54 54 64
23 Mex 4a 45 46 46
17 Norwav 8s 110 110 110
4 Queensland Is..;. ..107 100 106
578 Oueensland 6s 99 97 97
3 Rio tie Jan fa. ...100 100 100
in riu Gle L10 Sul a 99 19 99
( Seine 7s 90 10 90
3 Sweden (a 97 97 97
35 Swiss 116 114 115
San Paulo 8s 101 101 101
10 Tolclo 6s 70 70 70
211 V K 6s fs of 1912.104 104 104
617 TT K 6s fs of 1179.104 104 104
156 17 K 5s fs Of 1927. 99 98 98
Zurich 8s ...100 100 100
Domestic.
20 NT Stale 4s of 1943 100 150 100
10 NVCIty4tts of 1966 104 104 104
25 NYCIty 4s of 1971 104 104 104
16 NVCIty 4s of 1960 8 48 t
4H NVCItyx4Us Of 1964 19 18 09
1 Adams Exp 4s 76 76 75
17 Amn Agr 7.. ..100 100 loo
1 Amn eonv 8s...... 95 , 95 95
3 Amn Cot Oil 6.... 84 . 84 " 84
13 Amn Smelters 5..8H 84, 88
4 Amn Sug 6s 98 97 91
23 Amn Tel Con 4.110 110 110
4 Amn Tel Col 5 97 9 95
4 Amn Tel Col 4s 88 87 87
2 Amn Writ Psner 6s 82 82 83
2 AmnWaterWorks 672 72 72
1 Armour 4V. 88 88 88
05 A T A S F Oen 4s 88 K 88
10 A T A S V ndl 4s.. 80 80 80
X A T 8 F Stamped 80 80 80
6 ATSF cv 4s of '60 97 97 97
1 Amn Const Line 7a 106 108 100
13 Amn T, A N 4s 78 78 78
5 Amn Pfg deb 6s..l04 104 104
10 Atlas Powler 7s ..103 103 103
23 R A O s 04 96 96
9 B A O rfg 5s 79 78 78
11 B A O cv 4US 7 74 76
8 B O gold 4s .... 77 76 16
18 B A O prior Hen 3s 90i 90 10
5 B&O Pgh Lee&W 4s 75 75 75
2 B A O Souwest 3S 88 87 87
9BAOT&C4 64 64 64
' 19 Bell Tel of Pa 7s ..108 107 108
40 Beth Steel 1st 6s .. 95 94 94
25 Beth Steel rfg 6.. 93 93 93
8 Beth Steel PM 6s.. 88 88 88
3 Brook Ed gen 6s D 100 100 100
3 Brook F,d gen 6s A 90 90 90
7 Brook Rts 7s ctfs of
den stamped ... 63 II II
3 Brooklyn Rts 6s ,. 88 37 87
7 Brook ctfs of dep.. 35 36 85
5 Bklyn Un El 6s St 8t 8t ' 81
3 Bush Term 5a .... 89 89 89
3 Can Nor Gold 7s ..110 109 109
20 Can Nor Gd 6s..l08 108 108
50 Can Pao deb 4s .. 79 77 78
1 Cent of Ga Cs .... 65 65 65
1 Cent of Ga con 5s.. 92 92 92
6 Cent New Eng 4s.. 68 68 68
2 Cent Pae4s 83 83 83
10 Short Line 4s 79 79 78
Cant RRNJ 6 105 105 105
3 Cerro de Pasco 8s.. Ill 111 ' 111
4 C & O Rfg 5s 96 94 96
41 C A O cv 6 85 85 85
6 C A O conv 4s.. 83 83 88
9 C A O Gen 4s.... 83 83 83
7 Chgo A Alton !.. 39 . 39 39
90 C B Q 6s 97 97 97
4 C B Q Ills 4s.:.... 89 81 81
1 CAKI gen 6 ctfs
of dap 104 104 104
SO C A E I 5s of '51.. 71 71 71
11COW 4s 60 60 60
3 C Ind A L 5s 90 90 90
4 CMSTP cv Is 63 63 63
I CMSTP gen 4.. 81 80 81
10 CMSTP cv 5s 63 63 63
63 CMSTP rfg 4s... 67 56 66
11 CMSTP gen 4s 73 73 73
13 CMSTP 4 Of '26.... 72 71 71
13 CMSTP 4s CMAP.. 66 65 65
4 ChgO N VT 7 106 106 106
8 Chgo N W ... .106 106 106
3 Chgo Rwy 7 70 70 70
, 4 C R I P Gen 4s.... 82 82 2
13 C R I P rfg 4s.... 77 77 77
10 Chgo Un Stn tt..H2 112 112
- 8 Chgo 4s 90 90 90
10 C O 17 Ind 4 TO 70 70
Kansas City live Stock.
Kansas City. Mo., Feb. 15. Cattle Re
ceipts. 3,000 head; beef steers, mostly
ateady; top IS. 25; several loads (7.25
7.75; she stock steady to He higher; good
and choice cows 85.00A5.5O: best heifers
(6.90. Many lots (5.50SM.50; calves
strrne to 60e higher: best vealers (O.tO
10.00; few head $10.50; stockers and feed
era steady to strong; good and choir
feeders I6.754J7.J5: choice stackers (7.00;
other elassea steady; canners (2.5063.00;
cutter (3.6063.76; heavy bulls mostly
(3.5004.00; light kind (4.26 6 5.00.
Hoga ReceiDta. 10,000 head: lighter
weights 1015o higher; best 170 to 300
pound weights mostly (1.1509.96; top
(10.00; heavier atrong 10c: closing easy,
310 to 300-oounders generally (9.5069.75;
packer top (I 90; bulk of sales (9.2369 90;
throw outs sows mostly around (7.75;
stock pigs up to (9.60. ,
Sheep Receipts. 4.000 head; killing
elassea generally ateady; heat light aws
(7.6007.15; Colorado lamb. 114.50.
Slonx City Live Stock. ..
Siout City, la., Feb. 15. Cattlt Re
ceipts. 1. 100 head; market steady to
s4 -ong; fed steers and yearlings. (7.000
100: warmed up steers and yearllnga,
(4 0001.75; Ut cows and heifers, 14.000
t.75; canners, 12.0061.75; veals, (4.000
6.25; feeders, (5.0097.00; Calves, (4.600
1.16; feeding cows and heifers, (3.500
1.25: stockers. 16.0067.00.
Hogs Receipts. 10.000 head: market
ateady: butchers. I9.106t.40; lights, (9.M
09.40; mixed. (8.0009.00; heavy packers,
7 1667.16; balk of sales, (MO09.55.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 100 head;
market lambs 15o higher; top, 114.16;
ewes, 6O0 higher; top, (7.75.
St. Joseph LIt Stock.
St. Joseph. Ma, Feb. 'a. cattle Re
ceipts, 2.000 head: market steady to 15c
higher; steers, (6.6006.75; calves, (5.000
(.00.
Hogs Receipts, 10.000 head: market 10
erlac higher; top, (10.00; bulk, (9.100
9.95.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 3. 000 head;
market opened slow: lambs, (li.i !.;
swes. (7 0007.75.
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14 Mich State Tel 6.. 97 97 97
T Mldvale 3s 86 86 86
30 Minn A St L 4s.... 35 34 36
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21 MKT prior 4s 64 64 64
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Omaha Grain Chicago Grain Omaha Produce
Omaha, Feb. 15.
Kcceipta of wheat were 60 car,
ai compared with ?J can lait week
and 26 car last year. Com arrival
were 10J cars, a compared with ,0'J
cara last week and 36 can last year.
The run of other Rraina was litslit
Shipment of all kinds of grain were
10J cars lens than the total receipts.
The (trong Chicago future market
teneded to create a better feeling in
our spot market today. v
Cash wheat was in good demand at
prices ranging from 3 to 5 cents
higher. An active demand was noted
for corn and values were 2 to 2'i
cents up. Oats told lit to 1J4 cents
higher. Rye was nominally 2 cents
up, while barley was quoted 1 to 2
cents up.
WHEAT.
No. t dark hard; 1 ear, (1.36; 1 ear
(smutty), 11.(4.
No. I hard winter; 1 ear. (1.31.
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car laaml-darkl,
(1.11; 5 ran, (1 11; 3 cars, (1.24; I car
(ami-dark), (110; 1 car (amuttyl. (!.;
I ear (amutty). (1.17; (.cars (smutty),
(1.21; 1 car (smutty, aeml-dark), (!..
No. hard winter; 1 car, (1.(6; t cr
imutty), tl.lt.
No. 4 hard winter; 1 car (heavy, .
Per cent heat damaged), (1.(4: 1 car
(heavy), II. 2d: 1 car (1 per cent . beat
damaged), 11.18.
No. Z yellow dark: 1 car, 11. II; t cara,
II 27.
No. a ysllow hard: ctr. 11.54; t ear.
11.35.
No, 4 yellow hard: J-5 oar, tl SS.
No. i yellow hard: 1-5 car, tl.22; 1
car (S per cent heat damaged), 11.08.
No. t mixed: I ear (amutty), (1.11.
CORN.
No. 1 white: 1 car. 60 c; 1 ear, 50c.
No. 3 white: 9 car, 60c; 1 car (special
billing), loc; 1 car, 50c; t cars, 50c
No. 1 yellowi 1 car, 60 c.
No. I yellowi I cara. 60c; 3 cara, (0e;
1 car, 60c.
No. 3 yellow: 2 cara, 49e; 1 car, 10c.
No. 1 mixed: 1 ear, 4tc
No, S mixed: 1 car (near white), 60c;
1 car (near white), 49c; 11 cara, 49o -4
cars, 49 4ie; 1 car (special billing), 60a
1 ear, 60c. '
No. S mixed: 1 car (near whits), 49c ;
t cars, 49 c; 1 car, inc.
OATS.
No. 3 white: t cars. 85 c; S cars, 36c;
1 car (old billing), 34 c.
No. 4 whit: 1 car, 86 c; S can, 35o
BARLEL.
No. 3: 1 car. 60c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots)
Receipts Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 60 29 6
Corn 101 ' tl , 50
Oat 22 15 1
Rye 2 3 0
Barley 110
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 61 S4 33
Corn 27 71 47
Oats 15
Barley 1 7 1,
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.) '
Receipts Today Week Ago Year Ago
Wheat ........ 111,000 830,000 724,000
Corn 4,786,000 3,240,000 658,000)
Oats 1,326,000 131,000 844,000
Shipments Today Week Ago Vear Ago
Wheat 648,000 479,000 613,000
Corn ,...1,673,000 1,069,000 ,432,000
Oats 643.000 630,000 299,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels , Today Year Ago
Wheat and Flour........ 397,000 150,000
Corn 1,126.000 72,000
Oat 10,000 11,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 61 31 18
Corn ...2,067 633 260
Oats 344 106 34
KANSAS CITY P.ECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 121 149 150
Corn 60 23 30
Oats 22 2 7
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat .. 65 71 66
Corn 109 82 37
Oats v 34 60 33
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlots. TodRy Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Minneapolis .... 255 244 218
Duluth 35 35 297
Winnipeg 287 229 206
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co., DO. 2657. Feb. 15
Art. Open. High. Low. Close. Test.
Wht.
May
July
Rye
May
July
Corn.
May
July
Oats.
May
July
Pork.
May
Lard
May
July
Ribs.
May
July
1.3S
1.37
1.20
1.20
1.05
.96
.60
.60
".68
.41
.40
.42
.42
11.05
11.20
10.65
10.60
1.41 1.36 1.41
141
1.24 1.20 .1.23
1.23
1.07 1.08 1.07 '
.98 .91 .08
.63 .60 M
".62 ".64
64
,4SU .40 .42
42
.44 .42 .43
19.70 ll.SSj 19.70
It. 10 10.90 U17
11.40 11.16 11.40 .
10.70 10.45 10.85
10.77 10.52 10.75
1.88
1.38
121
1.21
1.05
.66
60
60
.63
.62
.41
41
.42
.42
19.40
11.02
11.25
10.57
10.65
St. Louis Grain.
St. Tjouis, Mo., Feb. 15. Wheat May,
11.36; July, (1.20.
Corn May, 61c; July, 62c.
Oats May, 43c; Tuly. 44c.
New York Pooltry.
New York, Feb. 15. Poultry Live, lirm,
fowls, 2628c: turkeys, 48c;' dressed
steady; prices unchanged.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 15. Flour
TTnchanged to 20c higher. In carload lots,
family patents quoted at J8.164J8.50
barrel In 98-pound cotton sacks, i.
Bran (24.0026.00.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 15. Wheat
Close, May, (1.59; July. (1.17.
Corn May, 56c; July. 59c
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn.. Feb. 15. Wheat
Receipts, 255 cars compared with 218
cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern
(1.611.56; May, (1.42: July, (1.(3
Corn No. 3 yellow, 6262c.
Oats No. 3 white, 3617c.
Barley 4557c.
Rye No. 2, 99 6100c.
Flax No. 1, (2M63.!3.
New York General.
New York, Feb. 15. Flour Firm; spring
patents, I7.908.60; spring clear, (5.760
26; soft winter straights. 16 2506.76:
bard winter straights, 17.25477.60,
Commeal Steady; fine white and yel
low granulated, 11.600 1.65.
Wheat Spot, firmer: No. 2 red and No,
t hard. 11.48: No. 1 Manitoba, 11.58,
and No. 3 mixed durum. (1.39, c i. f.
track, New York, to arrive.
Corn Spot, strong; No. S yellow and
No. 3 white. 74 Kc. and No. 3 mixed.
74 c. c 1. f. New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, firm; No. S whit. 49 1
50c. .
Lard Firmer; jnlddl wort, Ul.tS
11.75. J
By CHARLES MICHAELS.
Omaha) lie Lraaed Wlr.
Chicago, Feb. IS. Rullij.li cnttiu
aiasms has spread to coarse grains.
While there was an early Itrcik in
sympathy with a decline of 2iii i
Liverpool wheat, the market de
veloped grtzt strength. July wheat
all deliveries of torn, and July oats
reached new liii;h figures on the
crop. May wheat and oats sold at the
highest prices during the present up
turn. Numerous stop loss orders
were caught on the way up. Profit
taking made a fair reaction from the
top, but at the lat wheat showed an
advance of mZ'Ac corn mCii'Ac
oats VAQl'ic and rye VA&'Ae.
Opening prices for wheat were
IfilJc lower, with the tnstde fig
ures of the day made at the start
Offerings were mainly from local
longs but were readily absorbed and
prices started upward, reports of a
better milling demand for cash grain
and liberal flour, sales combined with
bullish statistics as to the world's
supply and demand and the continued
dry weather in the southwest being
the strengthening factors. The May
acted tight from the start and went
to 17-MjC over the July, touching
$1.4Hi or within 1 cent of the out
side figure on the crop.
After valuta stsrtcd upward th weak-
naas In Liverpool and the opening decline
of 2o In Buenos Aires was ignorea as
(rfrrings who smalt and tha market easily
Influenced by buying, while profit taking
waa quickly absorbed. Sentiment Is de
cidedly bullish, although many traders are
Inclined to look for a good reaction ana
have been for aome days. At tha same
time thj surplus la off the market and the
fotecast was for generally lair weather
in tne soutnwest.
Local mUls reported 20,000 barrels
flour sold to the domestic trade the past
few days, while a Minneapolis mill aold
80,000 barrels over night, Including 11,000
barrels for export. Cash wheat at Kansas
City and Minneapolis sold at a new high,
but prices at Chicago were 1 to 7c lower
as compared with the May, with No. 4
and lower grades leading.
Course Grslns Stronger.
Coarse grains have caught the bullish
enthusiasm which has prevailed in wheat
and with a greatly enlarged speculative
and outside trsde, tha markets showed
Independent strength at. times and sold
higher than heretofore this season, with
the exception of May oats. Stop loss
orders were uncovered on tha way up and
while there was little In tha newe that was
regarded as bullish, there was no checking
the unturn and the finish was strong.
Eastern demand for cash grain was
rKther slow with Bales of 250,000 bushels
corn tor exnort at th seaboard and Chi
cago hnndle so'd 24.0011 bushels oats to
the seabdaru with 120.000 bushels dis
posed of there to foreigners. Country of
ferings were not In-ge, considering the
advance. Receipts, 7C3 cars corn, and 151
cara oats.
Tit Notes.
Grain dealers ar 100 per cent bullish
on wheat," said a letter to Leland A
Co. from Elkhart, Kan. "They are long
l)lg lines of May wheat. They are con
tracting all the remaining atoftka of grain
on the farms at the top prices for spot
grain at terminal markets, believing in
an ultimately higher range for grain. The
farmers are going to dispose of their
present grain on account of financial nerd
and taxes and within a short thus exist
ipg sunplies will be shipped out"
Seattle wired: "Two more full cargoes
of wheat will be shipoed f-om Portland
to the Orient this month, according to an
unexpected announcement by the JaDan
ese exporters Tuesday."
"The heavy feeding of corn to hogs Is
attested by the weight of those coming
to market," said E. W. Dennis of Thom
son McKlnnon. "Last week's estimated
average was 231 pounds, the second heav
iest since lust October."
For the first time in several days tha
foreign market 1 showed an easier tone,
Liverpool 2d off, while Buenos Aires
onened 2s lower, Increased offerings
of Australian and Plate wheat were re
ported and this probably had Borne effect,
although offers were not being made at
any particular price recessions. Jlanlto
bas were reported held firmly.
Argentine cables said the country offer
ings of wheat were not pressing, farmers
apparently not being desirous to market
the surplus grain too rapidly.-
Precipitation in the southwest amounted
to a few Bnow flurries at scattered points
and the official map showed no precipita
tion, while conditions wera generally fair
and cold.
There was more selling of provisions
credited to packers and the general de
mand was slower.
There was a surprising amount of bull
ish sentiment on corn, considering the
tremendous receipts and the further big
Increase In the visible. The latter showed
a gain for the week of nearly 4,000,000
bushels. ' Leading cash interests here
were credited with buying the May and
July corn.
New York Sugar.
New York, Feb. 15. The raw sugar
market was firm and Cubas were estab
lished on the basis of S 1-1 6c, cost and
freight, equal to S.fi7e for centrifugal,
with sales of about 100,000 bags for Febru
ary shipment to local and outport re
finers at that level.
The raw sugar futures market was
quite active, and aa orders were pretty
evenly divided, prices moved within very
narrow limlta. The opening was unchanged
to one point net lower under trade selling,
but a steadier feeling I prevailed later,
owing to the -more settled teeltng in the
spot market, and prices rallied, partially
on covering and renewed buying by com
mission houses. Closing prices were one
point lower to one point net higher. March
closed 1.15c: May. 2.36c; September, 2.66c.
. In refined there was partial decline
ef 10 points, with all refiners now listing
at S cents for fine granulated. There was
no improvement in the domestic demand.
Refined futurea were without transac
tions, closing prloes were unchanged at
5.50a tor March aud May, and 6.65c tor
July. .
Cheese Markets Firm.
Clilcago, Feb. 15. At the close of te
week ending February 11 cheese markets
occupied a fairly firm position, according
to th weekly review . issued by the
United States bureau of marketj today.
The marketa were supported by an active
demand, especially in primary country
markets, and qult generally In whole
sals distributing markets. The relatively
heavy trading at country polnta In Wis
consin occurred despite advances on th
two Wisconsin cheese board Monday,
February 4, averaging fully c on nearly
all atyles,
Receipts have held up remarkably well
and are already howtng increases at
warehouse points. On th other hand,
however, is th active buying which Is
actually taking place, together with sell
ing campaigns on the part of some large
distributors which ought to be attended
with more or less success tecaus of the
relatively lower price at which cheese
can be aold aa compared with last year.
New York Metnls.
New York, Feb 15. Copper easy; elec
troylic spot and futures 13c; tin, easier;
spot and nearby. 3.05; futures, 30.120
80.25c; iron, steady; prices unchanged;
lead, steady; spot, (4 7064.80; line, quiet;
East St. Louii spot, (4.6004.55; antimony,
spot. (4.40 i
Furnished by Hal et Nebraska, tfa.
pertinent ef asrlcullur. 1 bureau of mar
kets and marketing)
LIVE POfl.TRT.
Wholesale Wholesale
Buying Pr. Killing Pr.
LIVE POULTRY.
slag (oiteio.io o3to:s
Kprlnga toi .24 .2 Me .27
Una (light .21 .230 .25
liana (heavy) ., ,:it .24 .240 ,27
Cock 14 .17 .150 .17
Ducks 110 .21 .200 .25
Ores ,1M .19 .200 .23
Turkey 260 .35 .150 .40
DRESSED TOULTRY
Stag 200 17
Spring .210 .10
Hena 30 0 .32
dock , , .100 .11
Duck (10 .10
leas , 269 .21
Turkeys .460 .60
EGOS.
Select .250 .31
No. I 360 ,3t
No. t 33 0 .34
Crack 300 ,13
Cat count, case, 1.700 9 21
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints 38 0 .40
Creamery, tub 340 ,83
Country, best 20 .240 21
Country, com 160 .IT .200 .21
Uuttrrfat, 8. Pr. .21
HAT
Prairie No. 1 upland tlO.606U.00
No. 3 upland 1.60010.00
No. t upland T.006 1.00
No. 1 midland 10.00010.60
No. S midland 1.60 0 1.60
No. a midland 7.000 I 00
No. 1 lowland 8.000 1.00
No. 2 lowland 8.000 MO
Alfalfa, choice 18.50611.60
No. 1 16.60618 60
Standard 14.00014.00
No 3 11. 60013.00
No. S 10.00611.00
Oat atraw.... 1 00 0 1.00
Wheat straw 1.000 1.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,. '
Fruits Htnsnas, TSo It. Oranges,
si to 111 and larger, (6.0006.(0; size 250,
(5.0006.25; site 288, (4.606 6.00; alze, (24,
(4.0006.25 box. Lemons. (6.0007.60 box.
Grapefruit, (4.8006.00 crats. Apples, ac
cording to grade slxe: Jonathans, (3.000
3.26; Delicious, J3.6O05.OO; Horn Beau,
ties, t2.7603.26; Stamen Wlnesap, (3.000
3.25; Common Wlnesap, t2.OO04.OO; Win
ter Pearmatns. (3. 7602.00; Spltienburg.
43.5004. 00; Black Twig. (2.7603.00; Yel
low Newton Plpplna , (2.6002 76; Ben
Davis and Gano, (2.5002.75. Oregon Eat
ing Pears. 14.00 bu. baskets. Figs, 21
pkg. g os., (2.1502.26: 12 pkgs. 10 os..
(1.60: 60 pkgs. 6 01., (3.2504.60. Dates:
Dromedary, 31 pkgs. box, (6.5006.75;
Fard. 2326o lb.; Hallowlt, 13014a lb.
Vegetables Potatoes: NebrasKa Early
Ohlos, No. 1, (2.0003.15; Nebraska Irish
Cobblers, No. 1, (2.0002.15; Red River
Ohlos, No. 1, (2.1002.60; Colorado Brown
Beauties, (2.60 .per cwt. Sweet potatoes,
I2.002.60 bu. Celery, (1.2601.76 dos.
Head letturt, (5.6008.00 crata. Leaf let
tuce, 60 060a doz. Red onions, dry, 90
10c lb. Vellow onions, dry, 9a lb. Span
ish onions, regular size. (3.5004.60 crate.
Cauliflower. (3.505.8.75 crate. Cucum
bers, hot house, (2.6003.00 dos. Carrots,
303o lb. Turnips, 303c lb. Parsnips,
83 o lb. Cabbage. 86c lb. Young
southern rsdlshes, 75 0 90c. Young south
ern csrrots, 90c Young southern beets,
90c(1.00. Brusiells sprouts, 26c lb.
Shallotts, 660 dos. Green peppers, 25035o
lb. Young southern oniona, 0o box. Par
sley. 65075o per dot bunches.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts ar as
follows: No. 1 ribs, 23c; No. 2 ribs, 22c;
No. t ribs, 13o; No. 1 loins, 25c; No. 3
loins, 23c; No. loins, 16c; No. 1
rounds, 14c; No. 1 rounds, 13e; No, 3
rounds, llc; No. 1 chucks, 9c; No. 2
chucks. 9c; No. 3 'bucks. 7c; No. 1
plate, 6c; No. 2 plate, 5c; Nov 3 plate, o.
Pierce to Tell Again
Story of Fogg Murder
Frank l'icrce, "are"' witneis f r
the state in the Frank Fogg muc
drr caie, will akMin tell the "iunda
Hory of the murder" today to 4
Jury trying Walter (Fmgeii Siev
ens, alleged pal of Mike lXiiuatu,
who wa convicted last week.
On l'icce and Hernice Wilrr's
evidence. County Attorney Shomnl
expects eotivictiuii (( Stcicns, al
though several other state viiiieif
will testify during the trial.
AI Douglas, M. HanUs, I'ulirenitii
Martin Jcnirn and AI bairuetioii
and Mrs. Fogg gave testimony yet
terday afternoon.
Another large crowd filled Di
trict Judge Leslie's court.
New 1 ut k (lln.
New York, rb !. Afi.r
opening a. ma (ealisinr !r old bi"g
reuie4 lb Hal f rolion (utur-s to re
ar I l .lsy, but II (laadleil 111 lb asrlv
afternoon nd lvk an upward trend In
lha lat-r trailing, fim.tmig the aaa.lun
116(1 pulms net higher Tho op.ning
wa at an advene if IV It polnta, but m
lha vrim hour the Orllne had tarn.. I
price dnwq t net loaae ,( 100) point.
Altar lb profit taking tha uinlariini
Improved, Kunport from trado Iniereaia
appeared In lha tail hour and new Mine
fr th movamatii war mnwl, Aciiv
abort layering; twik Starrtt pa k la lb
Ha level un,l at Its high lha inarkrt
was II fill points uv,r a,letday an I
about e puund up frnm lb day
low. Long realising inciaNaeit at the close,
but waa fairly wall irhe.
fiwl rolion iead, J it point advantr,
tl :6e fur niMdiiiia upland.
8'iiitbern spot markets: (lalveainn,
)7 4ik', unchanged; New Orleans, Ji.llr,
21 (Mints adlaiiia; havannah. Do,
polnta advance; August. 14 4r 9 pain'
advance; Memphis, i7c, unchanged; Hous.
on, 7 16c, in poi ms aiivaip-a; Hum.
Kork, 17c, unchsngrd.
Turpentine and Hnaln.
Savannah. ., Feb. 16 Turpentine
Firm. ka; aalss, (0 barrels; rmelpta, 23
barrels ; shipments, 211 barrels; slock,
4.411 barrels.
Hiisln Flint: sales. 741 raska: rerelpta,
1.011 casks; shipments. 1SS casks; stock,
73. sit casks.
Quote: H, T. E. F. 0. If. 1107; I.
II 07 M. 10; K. 14 46; M, If. My 1.16, N,
(6.45; W, O, (5.70; W, W, (5.16.
New Jork Dry Goods.
New York, Feb. IS. Cotton foods
showed a lull steadier on the lower
levels todsy snd fair volume of Inquiry
wa rejiorted on percalea. Oray good
wer steadier, yarn quiet, raw silk wa
lightly lower; burlap war ateady.
New York Dried Fruit.
New York, Feb. 16. Evaporated Appli
Firm.
Prune Oulat
Aprlmta and Peaches Steady.
Raialns Quiet.
Kansas Cltr liny.
Kansas City, Ho., Feb. 15. Hay Unchanged.
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twenty raoatoa. This plan waa or aie.la
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