Nebraska Newspapers

    ^ heat Swinging
Erratically, but
is
Makes Fair Guess
New 11 igli for Present Move
ment Registered but Not
Held; Domestic and For
eign News Bullish.
My lIMKI.Fo 4. I.rVIlKN.
I'i»l%rrwiftl Srrtire Maff rorrmpondent.
c'hlcag". Feb. 27 —Swinging erratically
1 tt t hr-ad trade the wheat market to
«. t* emerged with fair gains. New highs
Ui tb- present movement were registered
e.irly In the season but they wr not hid.
/ . enormous profit taking sale* were en
nmtere.l throughout on every flurry.
J • and foreign new# sized up as
nltil; bullish, but apparently the belief
r cad that prices were going up a little
1 •»« fast.
Wk-at rlfiwed lc to 2Se higher, corn
v ■ * ’„r lower to >4c higher, oats were
to *fic down and rye ruled So to lc
h1 'her.
louses with eastern connections were
utii-ueui sellers wheat on the
', ■*. this being regarded as realizing.
} j.»lic buying was again much In evl
*! ov •* while local operators rendered the
arket support on the dips At th* high
i !nt wheat showed a recovery of 20c
••;un the recent low and was 5 S'' from
th-* wesson's top.
The seaboard confirmed export enles of
•'.Oort bushels wheat, part of which whs
tor new crop grain and .September ship
. u*r.i Th» l nlte.l Kingdom reported
<ltr'.’many taking 14 cargoes of Argentine
and some Australian. Jdverpool
cl*is*, i is to 2 pence up.
• ’orn manifested a steady undertone nil
day. hut failed to make much headway.
The selling of corn by a prominent cast
ern house whs considerably offset by the
demand from another leading concern.
Mutable trade in com has been '*n!y fair,
but gives promise of broadening.
Thera was active buying of oats by
shorts and houses with northwest con
nections. but on the flurries profit taking
ruled, and the market was gradually
shifted back Into lower ground.
Ryg was buoyant at times, but met
heavy realizing, and lost much of Its
gain et the last. The July delivery held
belter than the May
Provision* held steady T.ard was 12’nr
to 15c higher and ribs were unchanged
to 5c higher.
l*lt Notea.
Confidence hna apparently been well re
stored from a buyer's standpoint of view.
Heating orders to buy wheat were in
•iatentTy met on the reactions In todays
ir»d«. May n’haat, whtla h.romln* ron
,a,ted on th* <Jlrs failed to hold It* grains
• wall owing to the preatnra It »'«i "'in
looted to by eastern houaee. The trade
had It that a prominent Wall Street oper
ator. now In Florida, realized heavily in
wheat as well as corn.
Th# demand for cash wheat In the
southwest has shown great improvement
the last few days. Exporters were af
ter wheat for gulf ahipment and seemed
to be experiencing no little difficulty in
getting their wants Mills also have been
after the offerings of good wheat in the
soutfewttt. In the northwest the offer
Inga of cash wheat were moderate with
the demand appreciably active and the
premiums stronger Minneapolis
for the week decreased "25,000 bushels.
There were further complaints from scat
t*red Mentions Of the southwest winter
wheat belt regarding the progress of the
cron hut they were tempered at timet
by more favroable advices. Generally
The trade feels that It Is a little too early
in the season to be greatly concerned over
‘the condition of winter wheat especially
inasmuch as It passed through the last
several months In fair shape. . .
North American clearances were fairly
Urge and about as expected, totaling for
the week «.2*7.000 bushels compared with
*.*73.000 bushels last week. »«d 7 605.000
bushels a year ago. World shipments
prSml.* to b* In th* n.lKhborhoort of
iQOOrtooo to 20.000,000 bushels for the
w'eek, and it may be interesting to note
what the passage changes will ha for
this week when posted Mondaj.
New York Cteneml.
Vew York. Feb ?7—Flour—Firm:
.•ring patent*. $9.76010.26: soft w nter
f'rfMTbts. $9.25 09.50; hard winter
ralRhtP. $9 50010.00
lire Flour—Firm; fair t« good. $9.15®
f*;o; choice to fancy. $9.3509.60.
Jive—Steady; No. 2 western. $1.78%.
f. t\. b. New York, and $1.2 c. 1. f. ex
Rarley—Firm; malting $1.1201.1$. «• J
f. New York.
buckwheat—Barely eteady; flna milling.
• Wheat —Spot, firm: No. 1 dark northern
«t»rlng, c. I. f. New York, lake and rail.
32.75; No 2 hard winter, f o h lake
nil rail. $2.10; No. 2 mixed durum, do,
'2.12. No. 1 Manitoba, do. in bond. $2 22 V
forri—-Spot barely steady: No 2 yellow.
r j. t track. New York. eU rail, $1.45%;
Ni>. 2 mixed, do. $1.46%.
Oat»—Snot, steady; No. ? whit*. 64 %c.
Feed— Easy; cltv bran. 100-pound sacks,
$.’.1.50: western bran, do, $31.25.
Lard—Barely steady; midrReweat, $16.46
016.56.
Tallow— Firm; spatial loose, $%e; ex
tra. 9e._
New York Sugar.
New York, Feb. 27 — Further atrength
and activity developed tn the raw sugar
market today, and spot, prices advanced
to 4.77o duty paid, while later shipments
sold as high as 4 84c delivered. Sales In
cluded about 335,000 bags of Cuban to
local and outport refiners and operator*
and 15.000 bags of Porto Rican to a local
refiner at 4.77c: also 114,000 baga Philip
Pines and soma resales to refiners and
operators at 4.71® 4.34c for March to
June arrival
After opening 1 point lower to 2 points
higher, raw eurar future* weakened un
der heavy liquidation. Price* broke 4 to
7 Point* below the previous close, but
rallied partially on co\ering and were
f nallv 2 to 4 points net lower. March
closed 2.96r; May, 3.«5c; July, 3.22c; Sep
tember. 1.35c.
Refined sugar vas unchanged to in
neints higher with a better demand
Price* ranged from «.00®6.1«c for fine
granulated. although one refiner _ was
t’llt accenting a limited business at 6.90c.
Refined futures were nominal.
Chlcgro Butter and Egg Futures.
Chicago. Feb 27 Quotations furnished
by George E. nark, 1003 Woodman of
t r. e World build trig:
EG OF.
t Cara. I Open. I High. I I.ow I Cloae.
Fe% i 62 31% 11%' -30141 .90%
Mar | II .29% .26% -26 J .26%
Mar f $ I .23% .2*% .28%, -23%
f* ’ .2914 -29%' .28% .28%
4 .32 i ""i1*! 32 .1^ %
" BITTER.""__
| Cara, j Open. I High. I I.ow. I Cloae.
Feb 14 1 19% 19% Tiu, .19%
Mgr. 2$ I .40 i .40 19% .99%
June 2 1 .3"%’ 37% • 37 %> -1 • %
T ter. | 1 f 33% .19% .39%| 39%
4 hicago Butter.
• hicago, Feb 27.—With prices I to 1 %c
1 !gh*r on moat grade*, the butter market (
todav continued firm Receipts were
light and stock dealers’ floor were low
Buyers, however, were Inclined to antlci* |
J*'e their immediate requirements »«
M>i^t extent, and trading, a* a whole,
v.aa active The centralized car market
v.aa firm with limited supplies of butter
J»ealor* were bolding fjrm and asking
premiums on 59 and 9ft *c«»re cars
Fresh butter: 92 score 43%c. 9! score.
4JUc; 90 score. 41c; 89 score. 40c; 88
^or» 17 %c; 87 score. 35c; 84 score. 33%r.
•Centralized carlots: 9n score, 41c; 89
tcore. 41c; 83 score, 37c.
New York rrortiire.
New York. Fell 27 Butt er—»t-ong;
• cvelpts. 11.550 tuba: creamery, higher
1 tin extr.-i*. 4l%ry44c; creamery extras
• 92 score). 43c; creamery firsts (88 to 91,
core *. 18 % 1i 42c.
Egg* Insettlad; receipts. 41,631 cases;
i'--eb nfhered »xtra flrets. 330 3314c,
f gathered firsts. 31®32r; freah gath
I swcor.de. 3O4t30%c; nearby hennery;
hit*.-, closely selected extra*. 4O%04tr;
) -arby and nearby western hennery
■ ite*. firsts to average extras, 36£M0o;
t»earby hennery browns, extras. 26 027c.
Pacific const white*, extras. 40c; Pacific j
. jhmt flrets to extra firsts. 36039c.
Cheev*-- Firm, receipts. 80.756 pounds;
'site while milk flats, held, fancy »o
fancy specials. 25% 026c; state whole
;.i!lk flats, average i uu ,2.’» ®25%c.
\ #\r York Coffee Future*.
NVv York. Feb. 27. «*off*e future*
opened t at nn advance of 9 to 19
point*, which w as probably Influenced by
' licher cable* from Panto*, bur after e*1l
inic up t<* Ifi.r.Or for May on covering.
p-Tce* *n*ed under liquidation a ccom -
j• t led by rumor* of eaa.v coat and freight
»«cf*r* Mi) eu**d off to 1927c and
luaed at 19.31c, the general market, cloa
atertdy at net advance* of 2 to M
•oln'w Hale* were entlmated at 42,000
• nga ('losing quotation* March, 20 67c;
■ !• 1 ®.r. 1 «•; July. 1* 21c; September.
lTv/3”; ftecember, 19.77c.
ij <•* ' oflee quiet; Rio 7*. 21 \c; Pgn
»o* le, 29‘* <T27c.
t liictfgo Cotton.
>; i« hi'nr.ii furnished b.v J. P Bach* 4
• « Omaha National Hank building
jp.Me* J • Keon r> 1 S7. 619*. M9P._
< Ipen. ! High. I i'fvv I Cl owe. IVeafy
VIo r | ? * < 26 or, I2f, 30 ! 2 6.25
.Mr,,' 2.*, r.;, a 7 '26 4 3 25.67 25.57
i 'j 1 v 25 9 ' ,,00 26 63 25 74 I26.90
iirt 15.24 25.26 24.90 26 0!» ’26.24
• If 25 20 : f>.;0 26 06 '26.06
I h friM.nl Cotton.
J,t 1 IV 27. Total forwarded to
r .ifl* r5.4 f»f» hn lea, of which American
4 4 nnn Hip. 946.000 hale*. American
, rtf.Ot'O Import*. 129.000 bale*; Atn*,|
, -f 9*.mao lixp rt*, 3,000 balei; Aintrl
‘••0, 1,000
f-;
Omaha Grain
N___/
Omaha. Feb. 2',
I’suh wheat am d on ho tables todst
from I'ttIJHr higher under the Influ
ence of th* continued strength in futures
The de ms ml ^\a* k r>* *« 1 and table* were
well M-»ared of samples. Receipt* were
3" car*.
i'orn so d at unchanged prices to 1c
higher, w ith only h. fair demand. Re
celpta were 16 cars.
• •stg ^old around unchanged prices. Re
oelpts wer* 15 eats
Rye and barley tvaa quoted nominally
unchanged
Omnlia Carlo! Sales.
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard 2 cars, $1.8*. 1 car. 81.85V
No. 2 hard; 3 cars. 81.654; 84 cars.
1185; 3 cars. $1,844
No. 3 hard. 2 cars, 11 85; 2 car*. 81.14.
1 car, 11.82.
No. 5 hard: 1 car ft M
Sample hard 1 car. 11.8!
No. 1 spring 1 car. $1 MV
No. 1 mixed; 1 car, 81.844.
No. 3 mixed; 1 car $1,83 4
CORN
No. 3 white 1 car. 11.1*4
No. 3 yellow: 2 cars. 11.17 4: 2 care,
81.184, » c*r 11.18.
No. 4 yellow: l car, 11.14; 1 car. |1.12;
2 cars. 11.18.
No. 6 yellow: 3 rare. $1 II; 1 car. |1.10.
Sample yellow ! car. 9*c
No. 8 mi\*d: 1 cat . 11.17.
No. 4 mixed. 1 car. J.12, 1 car. |1.11.
OA TS
No 2 white, l car. 64c
No. 3 whit*: l car. 64c; 5 rara, 6"c,
No. 4 white. 1 car. 614c; 1 car. 52 4c.
BARLEY
No 2: 1 car. 96c.
Dally Inspection of Drain Received.
WHEAT.
Hard: 6 cars No. 1. 3f cars No 2. 8
'•ars No. 3. 10 cars No. 4. 2 cars No. 6.
1 car sample.
Mixed; 1 car No. 1, 1 car No. 2, 1 oar
No. 3.
Spring 2 cars No. 1.
Total, 63 cars.
CORN.
Yellow: 3 cars No. 2, 9 cars No 3, 3
earn No. 4. 1 car No. 6, 1 car No. R.
White; 1 car No. 2. 13 cars No. 3.
Mixed; 1 car No. 2. 6 rata No. 3. 4
cars No. 4.
Total. 41 cars.
OATS.
White: 1 car No. 2. 12 cars No. 8, 3
cars No. 4. l car sample.
Total. 16 cars.
RYE.
1 car No. 2. Total. I car.
Total, 121 cars
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SH1 PMKNTfl
tCarlots)
_ Week Year
Receipt*— Today. Ago. Ag<*
WTheat . 37 44 26
Corn . 16 34 *1
Oat* .. 1 a 4 1<5
R>s . 1 2 1
Barley . 1 2
Shipment
Wheat . 7R 67 83
<’orn . 29 lfi 123
Oat* . . 61 44 49
Rye . 3 3
Barley ... . 0 1 6
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Cariots Tod*y Wk.Aeo. Yt.Agn
Wheat .. 6 22 8J
Corn .133 14. 3si.
Cat* 30 2J 106
K A NS A S C1T V R EC E TFT.*.
Carlota-- Today Wk.Ago. Yr.Ago.
Wheat 41 8 1 95
Corn . ft 61 6 9
Oat* . . 2 6 17
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlota- Today Wk Ago. Yr.Ago,
Wheat . 66 41 47
Corn R8 46 95
Oats . 43 23 35
NORTH WESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
t’arlots Today Wk.Ago. Yr.Ago.
Minneapolis «7
Duluth .66 F7 56
Winnipeg .246 296 34k
< HU AfiO PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. Atlantic 6312.
Art, Open. 1 High. | Low. | Cloaa. | Yea.
Wh% I I | j
May 1 95% 1 97 % 1.91% 1.98% 1.94%
1.9 4% . !. 1.96% 1.96
July 1.67 1.89% 1.65% 1.47% 1.66%
1.67 % '....! 1.47% 1.00 *4
5ep. 1.60% 1 52% 1.49%; 1.52% 1.49%
..I. .I 1.60
Ry* III)
May 184% 168% 1.44 1.47% 1.64%
July 1.42% 1.4 4 % I 1.41% 1.43 ! 1.42
’ ^ . .I.
Sep. 1.25% 1.27 1.2.*)%' 1.26%. 1.25%
Corn I I I | |
May : 1.12% 1.33% 1-32% 1.33 1.33
1.33 1 3.1% 1 31%
July 1.35 1.36 %, 1.14% 1.14% 1.34%
1 1 34% . 1.36 1 3 5
Sap. 1.33%| 1.24% 1.33 I 3 53% 1.33%
! 1.38% . . 1.13% 1.13%
Oa*a
May .65% .55 *. .64 % .64% .56%
I .65%*. . .66%
July ! .54% .56% 56 .54 56%
! .66% . . . .36%
Sap. .54% 6 6 .54 % .54% 64%
I .64%
Lard ( •
May 14 47 14.50 16.3 0 16 80 16.43
July 18.90 18.82 16 05 16.85 16.*6
Rlha |
May 17.33 17 22 17.10 17.15 17.19
July 17,20 117.20 17.17 17.30 17-30
Minneapolis ( hnIi (train.
Minneapolis. Feb 27.—-Wheat--Cash:
No. 1 northern. SI 87© 1 89%. No. 1 dark
notrehrn spring, choice to fancy. 12 06 % ?}
2.19%; good to choice, f 1.93 % 0 2 04 % :
ordinary to good. Jl 83%©1.»2%; No. I
hard spring. $2.19 % 02.29% ; No. I dark
hard Montana on track $1 84% ©2.07%;
tc arrive, $ 1.84 % © 2.07 % ; May. $1.87%;
July $1.86%
Corn -No. 3 yellow. $' 20© 1.26.
Oata—No. S w hite. 49% ©50c.
Barley—8309«c.
Rve—No. $1.56© 1.58%.
Flax—No. 1. $3.17 ©$.23.
Chicago CoMh (train.
Chicago. Feb. 27.—Wheat—No. 8 hard,
$192. No. 4 hard. $1.%8 % 0 1.89 Va
rorn- No. 4 mixed, $1.1401.16, No. 4,
yellow*. $i.i$0i.2«%.
Oata—No. n white, 52% ©54%; No. 4
white. 49 0 50c.
Rye Not quoted
Barley—86c 0$i.o;.
Timothy Seed—$5 50 ft 6 ;,o
Clnvr Seed 124.00082 00
T*ard— $16 95.
Rlha- $16 87.
Bellle* |!8 73.
Kama* City 4 aah (train.
K ansae City. Fob 27 Wheat No **
hard. 11.8502 01 No. 2 red, 11950 2 02.
May. $1.81% 01.86 34; July. $1.58% bid,
September $1.45%.
Com—No 3 white, $1.19 0 1 20: No. ?
jellow. $1.2301 24. No 2 yellow, fl 2 A ft
122: No 2 mixed $1.19%, May. It.24%
©1 2 4% split asked. July. $1.26%; Sep
tember, $1.28% asked.
Hay —Unchanged to $l.no lower; No. 1
prairie. $10.00; others unchanged
St. leuli <• rain Futures.
S» T.oui* Feb 27.—Wheat Float: May.
$194 July. $1 64 %
Corn- May, SI 30%; July. $1 33%.
Oata- Not quoted.
Bran—$23.00.
Ml next polls Flour.
Minneapolis. Minn Feb 27. Flour
10020c htghe.r; family patents. $10.20©
10.30.
VSaat St. frftul* I.lxeatork.
Fast St l.ouls. Ill, Feb 27 -Hogs Re
• *ipta. 12.000 he.id. most salss H©f.r,c
higher; closed sirong. *«*\eral loads 240
to ion pound butchers. $12 45 late; bulk
i»n pounds and up. $12.26© 1 2 40; 170 to
190 pounds. $12 10012.25; 140 in 160
pound' $11.60© 12.00; 110 to 130-nnund
nigs $10.60© 12.25; 1'ght pigs, $9 6 0©,
10.25: packer sows 111 00.
Cattle Rerelpts. 1.000 head, neef steer*
active, 150260 higher; five loads $7 76w
9.75: few 'are Texas ousrantlne Texas
drahman ateers. first of sessnn. brought
$8.60; cow*, bulls and heifer* upward in
36 7 5; c*nnera $2 250271. hulls $160©
6 00; light vealsrt, atead> to 75c higher,
at $13 00013.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipt*, $00 head
] nominally stead' . choice handy we'ght
| lambs quotable $ 1 7 75. fat ewea. $8 500
9 26.
Sinus C ity Livestock.
ftioui City. Feh 27 •'attle Re.-ejpta.
1.200 head: market active; Killera strop*,
stockera steady, fat steers and yearlings
$7.00© If .00; bulk $*000900; fnt row*
end heifers t * uo ft, 9. *0 : ranners snd cut
ters 13 2604.00; venle, $r. Align rifl
bulls, $4 60 0 5.00: feeders, $6 $00 8 25
stockera. 86 000 7 60; stoi k vearlings snd
calves. 15.0007 26, feeding cows and
heifers 13 0005.00
Hogs Rerelpts |6noo hand: market 16
*st36o higher; top $1 2 25; bulk. $11 76ft
12 30. light* 111 50© 12 10; butcher*.
$12 0001? 26 mixed, $11 7ft© It An pack
cr* til.26011.60; atag*. $1.0008 $0; pigs
$8 600 9 on.
Sheep and Lamb*- Receipte, i.roo h»ad;
market, lamb* steady ewes, 36c hlghei
iamb* $17.1ft; ewe* $9 06
Hi. l.hMlnrk.
At .Toaaph. r>h 27 <attl# Fla. aipta,
inn haad; ataadv bulk of ataara 1*000
10 1ft: now* and halfar*. 92 260 9 2b:
calVa*. 9 i 6ft V 12 on ; atorkat* and faadara,
$5 non 4 on,
Hoff Racalnta 6.600 haad IT. to 20r
hlrhar; for., 112 20; hulk 911040 1 2 20.
Hhaap and T.amh# Itaralpta. 2 000 hand
•low; lamb*. 110.00® 17 Ift a«vaa. 94 50®
9.60.
\a» York Augur.
Quotation* furnlahad bv ,T A. Bark* 4
Cn 224 Omaha V»f.|nt»#1 Hank building
Phnnaa .lackaon 6147. f.1*l. 6149
Art I Op«n. I High I !,oar ' I'loaa i Yag
Mar • 7 oil fT** I 2 72 fV»0 2 99
Mav 1 2 09 ' i n* i »>*. 1 •• •• •
lulv 2 7 7 4 I 2 2ft ! 7 2" 4 24
*ap I 7 79 1 !MJ I 2 7 7 7 If. 1 *’ 2«
1 • *<* ’ 7 44 1*44 2 7.7 '79 7. 4.1
Naw York lirr l.nod*
Naff York. Fab. 27 «'nftot good* war*
•taady tr.dav. aoma print alolliaa rr»P#'ru»
* ona for aoot dallvar\ advancing «»ln*
Iba'ii* d l*tiH \ ad tnodarila Ini pro va*na" t
Knn.lr* In wriah fabric* oral# In <naari}'
rail. Raw '.vnnl markat# nar« mil** ha i*
loll aarpat WO"'a «»rr »<>ught fraatv
Wool good* In man* warn- llnat vaia In
good damand l.in'na >m» jnlat, with
drgaa llntna doing battfr than huuaahoM
f oo da.
J r “ , I
Omaha Livestock
__—/
l.l\e*kirit rwelptu At tli* lending mAf- (
Wet* Frida.' Hfr* •
f little. ling* >l»**p
Omaha !.W»« 14.100 10.400
(hirngo 4.1HIO 20.000 10.000
knnwi* t 11.4 1.000 ;.04Ni * 000
*lou% 4 »|4 1.200 I0.OOM 1.000
M IgiuU 1.400 12.000 .‘>00 ;
M. Joseph 000 .>.*00 3.000
February 26.
P.-.eipts were: I’jiMle. Hogn Sheep.
Official N1ond»v .... 7.736 15.376 2,894
official Tuesday .. 7.256 13,964 6.MS6
«ifficlal Wedne day 8.Ml 14.61- l'\‘*4.
Official Thursday 4.240 13.394 12.626
Estimate Friday . 2.000 14.500 9.500
Five d. this wk.. ..57.073 71.746 4 4 451
Same d. lest wk.. 19.S66 95.228 36.90*
Same d 2 wk. ago.28.696 87.919 J6.989
Same d. 3 «kl. ago.29.166 ***146 68,60.j
>ime d. yr. ago.... 31,340 87.086 60.189
rattle—Receipts. 2.000 head In the
absent* of much shipping competition
b*st grades of beef and butcher catrlo
moved a little slowly this morning and
in spots were weaker. Medium and low
priced kind* cleared quite readily at
steady prices. however, and the general
market «*• largely steady at the weeks
advance of fill Is oOc or more. Stockers
and feeders were largely lacking and
ruled nominally steady at the week " 2h
?®;.0c uoturn Rest handj weight beevee
hers V'dav brought $10.55.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
i t»ar1ingx. $9 50010.76: fair to good year
ling* $8.3609.40; common to y***r’
linen $7.25 0 8.25: good to choice steers.
$7.7501ft.76; fair to good steera ^ $8.76®
9 75. common to fair steers. $. ta®" ,0;
traehv warmed up cattle. $*«. ‘Ucf i.i-1 good
to choice fed heifers $8.00 0 9.00; fair to
good fed he.tern. I7.OO07.S5; common to
fair fed heifers, $5.750 6.76; good to
.■holce fed cows. $6.25 07.26; fair to good
f*d cows $4.76®7«0; common to fair
cows. $2.250 4.25: good to chke feeders.
$7.90f.8.75: fair to good fedeera. 17.00®
7.45; common tofair feeders. 66.00®7.00;
good to choice stockers, $7.7308.60: fair
to gnrd stockers, $6.7507.76; common to
mlr stockers. $5.7606.75: trashy eloch
►»r« *5 00® 6.76 : stock heifers. 94.60®
r. 26: ;<tock cows. $3.0004.26: stock calves.
$5.00®8.00; veal calves. $4.00011.76;
bulls, stags, ate.. $3.7504.76.
BEEF STEBHH.
No. Av. I*r. No. Av. Pr.
1 t 1 »80 $ 7 80 36. 9*0 $ 8 00
0 . 902 8 26 2:. »63 8 40
p ♦*. 17 « 60 9 898 8 65
28 ' ! . . “70 8 76 5 1*14 9 00
10 _ 1074 9 05 24 954 9 2o
24 . 920 9 35 33 1128 9 40
4 ... .1090 9 60 14.1046 9 65
2.3 . 94- 9 75 9.1 557 9 76
21 ... 1309 9 80 9.1066 10 00
17.1 193 10 10 44 114$ 10 56
rows.
« . 985 4 00 .3.... . 1066 426
5 ..... 1180 5 $6 5.1010 540
2. 1190 6 00 ' 16.1203 I 40
%. 1 155 6 50
HEIFERS
4 .... 860 7 25 24 ... 625 7 26
7. 8f4 7 00 4 . 1152 8 00
10.800 & 26 8. 978 8 60
BILLS
1 . 720 * 50 1.140ft 4 00
1 ...... 1510 4 2b 1 ...... 1610 4 60
1 . 1 720 4 75 1 790 6 25
1 .1720 6 00
f ALVES.
1 . 1 *0 6 50 1 ...... 120 7 00
2 2 26 7 69 3. 353 7 7u
1. 2*0 S 0ft 2. 115 8 50
1 /.. . . 240 9 60 1 .... 160 10 00
4 . 1 37 1 0 76 3 ... 142 1 1 00
4_ 185 1 l 25
STOFKERS AND FEEDERS
6 . 658 7 10 5. . . «46 * £5
Hogs- Receipts. 14.100 head. 1 rider
continued supplies of only moderate
volume and another broad demand from
all quarters, local prices scored further
upturns of 10® 26c Both shippers and
packers were urgent buyers of all • Ijm-i,
Hulk of all sales was at $11.50012.45
with top $12.10.
HOG#
No. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av. Sh. Pr.
59. .149 . $1 ( 26 66 .1 79 1 40 $1 I 50
83. UK It U 37. .180 .
x? 2fH 11 76 60..232 2-0
65. .184 1 1 80 34. . 236 .
73.. 21 3 1 1 86 37 .1 *9 1 l 90
4 9. .211 7 0 . 61233 «0
58. .219 70 It 96 .3.3. .232
*6. .19* . 77..217 12 10
78. 224 43.744 .
60.. 22* .. 12 05 70. 24* .
• 1.1*3 . *3 274 1 3 10
66 280 40..240 .....
Sh*ep Receipts, 10,400 h**d General
sentiments was again rather bearish in
the fat Ijmb •’•ade and prices suffered a
further 10ft I* decline Fe*d*ra anil
sh»arin"' lambs w*r* scarce and little
changed with aged sheep firm
Quotations on eh*ep and limos. Lambs,
good to choice $16 6.'® 16.90; lambs, fair
to good. $16.250 16 64; feeding lambs,
$15.50016.50; *heu»‘ng lambs. $16,001$
916.6ft: wethers. $9 75#10.26: fat ewes,
$7 0009.47; yearlings $1 2 000 14.00.
FAT LAMBS.
No. Av*. Price.
117 fed 65 $16 54
Receipt# and disposition of livegtto-k et
the Colon stockyard*. Omaha, eb.. tor 24
hour*, ending at 3 p m. February 27.
RF.CFIPT8—• ARLOT.
Dorkes A.
> altle. Ilfs. Shp Ml*.
«' M. A SI. T Rj 2 3 ....
Mo. Rae. Ry. 1 .. 1
F R R R. 7 46 29 _
A N. W.. east .. t s ...»
r A N. W , near . ’19 75 .
<\ St. P. M. A O... 4 5 .
C B. A Q., «ast .. 2 l ... ....
C. R A Q.. wnt .. 20 22 11 -
C. R. r A P east 4 8 ....
C. R. 1. A P.. wept 1 3 1 _
f. r R. R . 1 . . . . -
C. G. W. R. R. I .
Total rarelpvp .. 68 171 41 1
DISPOSITION- MKAD
Cat fie. Hkh Shp
Armour A Co. 48.7 34*. 468
Cudahy Pack. Co. 415 4551 279.'.
Dold Packing Cn. 85 1222 -
Morrle Recking Co.Jf*7 1929
Swift A Co. 822 7998 4055
Hoffninn Bros. 7 .. . ....
Mid.vest Packing Co. 2 17 ....
Kenneth A Mutiny .861 ....
Dubergvr. Henry S. 27 .
oiniha Pa-k. Co . ... 1 .
S Omaha Pack, Co. 8 ....
Murphy. .1. W, . . 2n08 ....
Lincoln Pack i\> ... .. 6
Cudahy from Denver. 21"
Anderson A Son . 8 .... ...
• heek. XV. f!. 1 .
i Dentil* A Francia . 8 .
Flit* A Co. 4 .
! Harvey. John .. 47 .
nghram. T J. 2 .... ....
Kellogg F <1 19 .
^Kirkpatrick Flroa . 15 ..
Krebb* A • o . 4 .... ....
Longman Hrm . 4i ..
Mo Kan. C A C Co. . 27 ..
Root. J. r: A Co. .. II ..
Rosenatock Rroi . *9 .
Sargent . 35 .
tVerthelmer w Degen ... *
Other buyers . 91 •• 1581
Total . 7521 17079 97 85
4 hlrage IJveatock.
Chicago. Feb. 27. tl’nlted State* De
partment of Agriculture! Hog*- He
ceipta, 29.000 bead market fairly active.
1 Or to 2('c higher than Thursday a beat
prlraa light iight and slaughter pigs,
strong to 2*»c higher big pa-Wets inac
tive top $12.4fC bulk desirable. ISO to
840-prund weight. $12,000 17 36: desirable
140 to 17A-pound averages large!) $)! 2-*
if I I 85. bulk packing sows. $11-109*
1140; strong weight slaughter pig*- 910 6°
0 10.74; h*a vies. $1 2 000 17 40; medium
weights. $11.70012 3$: light weights.
$11.60012.10 light light. $10 $60 11 80;
parking hogs. smooth. $11.20011.50;
packing hog*. rough. $10 $00 11-20;
slaughter nip* $9 50011.00.
Cattle Receipts, 4.000 head; market,
quality considered, moat killing classes,
steady; good to choice htndv weights,
vest calves, unevenlt higher on shipping
sc.-ount; light kinds, stead': bulk fed
steer* and yearlings $9.740 10.60; sales
numerous at $9 000 9.76; part load year
lings. $12.00; #,th**s held around that
figure; heat weighty steer* early at
$10 60. sums slowness on better weighty
- "w* end heavy heifers: bulk fat cows.
$4 76 0 6.60. spring 820 pound hetfeis.
$10 00; several lota of light helfera. $7.00
vfr *< 60. weighty bologna bulla. 14 76'
choir# handv weight vaalerg upward to
*16 00 mostly. $11000 13 00; on packer
orcount. common to medium I'ght
• slv e* $< 000 lO.oo.
Hheen Receipts. 10.000 head: ma’!:e'.
desirable f*t la in be are active. fully
steady, others dull week: bulk. $17.26 v
17 75 few loads. $17 86018 no. medium
t o good yearling*. $1 . 00012 76. fat
sheep, active, strong, bulk f« d ev. **.
$8 760» r,O. top $9 7 5; fading lamb".
• care, most gales. $17.0° 'u- 17.26.
ItaiiM* <lle IJvruterk
Kniuu «'lty. Feb 77 it ntt*d Nfntea
Dapartmanf of Agrlrulture. » » allle
re« elpta ».5D0 head, ratvea. rerrlpfa, 3n0
head; market fairly nnflxe ateady on
m 11 killing r|a**e*. bulk fed ateer* and
'eat ling* 94 264116 00 heavy a»ee-a at
116.00. ha ndy w eight * II’ 16. halm heef
* 16 36; hulk butcher row*. 14 7606 06;
heifer* 96.00417.75; manner* and fluttera,
13.76 0 * 00. prartlral \*al top, $10 60.
atocker* and feedai a fully ataady, largely
14 0007,76
Hog* Rereipta 7.000 head. r arkat
140 26r higher, parkar lop. 112.26; ahlp
per top. II- 00; hulk of aatee. 917.650
12.26; bulk dealrable 260 to 500.pound
bufrhera, 111950 1 2 26. 1 40 to |»0 pound
average*. Ill 50fln 40. 130 to 160 pound
kind, 110 6001 lift- parking 90WI lOflltlf
$11 26. few lip to 111 3*; atork piga fIrm;
hull of aalen $4 760 9 60
Sheep Re-elpt* f.000 head niatket
lainh* lOt^iar higher than yaatarday'a
Parker purrha***. top. $1 7 00 with nil*
nieroui mada at thla prlr*; other*. $14 65
if 14 4' *heen eirong. odd Jr. 4 fat ew.'*
upward to $9.60.
r .... _. _. >
HI. l-oula ll«eal4Mk.
St. I.oiji* Mn Feb 27 ' flttle Tie
f *lpt«. 1.400 head, market, atendv, nall\w
beef ►fee* m $7 26012.71; yearling* »ieer«
and hrifera. $4.$0 01) 76; por* $4 >f| u
7.60. atnrkera and feeder*, f. 00 n 7.7o,
« a I v • * 14.06011,00; . anniri mid * u t «
• 3.2 •» u i
ll<t" Heelph* 1* 606 lend; market,
15' high* mlied a ml hmrher* 11 i 1" •»
1 2 4 0. g-> d h*avi«g $ 11.00^ I 3 |0 rough*,
f'o 76ff 11 i»o* tight* in 4.s$f 8.6; p.ge,
$? :.'I tf I 1 7 .1 hulk, $ I 2 20 u 12 85
Sheep Me* elpta 600 head. ma’ket.
ataady mutton ewe* $4 On to 9 35 Ik nth*
$14.^0 17.71; tanrvare and choppata $4.00
04.00.
Few Stocks ^eak;
Market Rather
Steady as Whole
No Flood of Selling or Sign
of Aggressiveness on Part
of Professional Bears,
Despite Rate Boost.
I); Rl< HARD SPn.I.AS'R.
I nit ersal Nerflce Financial Kdltflr.
N#w York Feb. ?7.—Thera waa little
evidence in the stock market enrly today
that the advance In the rediscount rate
of the federal reserve bank was to have
the unsettling influence bearlahly inclined
person* expected. A few stocks were
weak but ‘Fi© market as a whole v. as
rather steady. This weakness was not
so much due to aggressive selling ea
the unwillingness of those who *»re
sponsor* nf the laauea to support thein.
'I here was no flood of selling or s'gn of
a ggresstveuesa on the part of the pro
fessional hears.
The market then developed Into a
mixed sort of an affair, with the timid
or the wary lessening the'r commitments
and i he pool managers of various grade*
bidding up their specialties moderately.
This continued with the market rather
mixed In oha-aoter until announcement,
came of the Increase in the call money
rate to f. per cent. A fair amount of
liquidation resulted and the market be
< a me generally irregular.
There were wide moves in som* issues,
but mostly In specialties nut particularly
prominent.
Generally the market was Irregular and
confuse*! throughout the da>. The trend
throughout th«» list was downward l*t«
In the day and the close was, an a rule,
lower.
Nearly all the rails sold off.
Grains were quite strong for moat of
the session and particularly strong up to
the last hour.
At the close wheat waa up IS1' to 2«h,c.
corn was unchanged to \r down, ohm
'4c to ^c down and rye y to I Ur up.
l ard was off 12 to 15 points
Totton waa fairly strong and moder
ately higher until late In the day. Then
operators began to get worried about the,
Texas situation. The possibility of ra n
in Texas led to selling by some of the
bull*. The early gain waa wiper] out
snd closing prices were from l up for
March to from 16 to 21 points down for
new <-rop months
Toffe* generally was dull and closed
2 to fi points ur.
Sugar waa eaaj and 2 to S points down.
| New York Quotations
V— -
New York Stock exchange quotation*
fumtshM by j ?, Racbe Ar Co., 224 Gins
ha Nebrasha Bank building Thure.
High f.ow Close '‘lose
Agri chemical 19% 19 % 1984 19%
A«r Reduction lift 1««% J0S% 108%
A .1 a x Rubber 12% 12 12% 12%
Allied Chem 49% *7% **% 49%
Allia Chalmers "6% 74% 75 77%
Am Meet Sugar . 4 1 40% 4 1 41%
Am M S Fdry . 104 101 1*1 104
Am can .. 175% 172% 17.3% 176%
Am c a Fdry . .211 -08 20* 210%
Ain H & I. 12% 12%
Am H & F pfd .... 71%
Am Jn?*r Corp .. 37% ;t7% ?,ft%
Am linseed Oil ..27 26 27 27%
Am Boromotlv* 136% 132% 134% 136%
Am Radiator ..«•»;% 94 9*i% 98%
Am Ship A Com .13% 11% 14 11%
Am Smelting .99% ft* % 94 % 99%
Adi Smelt nfd ..let
Am Steel F’dnee . 62 51% il% M %
Am Sugar.f>*>\ t>7 67% **%
American Sumatro l«% 17% 1 8 % l»
Am Tel A Tel ..134% 133% 134% 134%
Adi Tobacco ...88 87% 67% aft
Am YV YV A Fll .. 37% .»7 % 37% 37 %
Am Woolen . 61 6ft% .<1 61%
Anaconda . . 42% 42% 42% 42%
Aaroriated I* G ..190 19ft 189%
Associated Oil . . 54% ?ft 3S% :’f%
Atchison 124% 1?3 1 2 f% 12 4 %
Atlantic Cos*1 I. J54 15:’% U?% 154%
Atlantic G A \\ I 35% 54 35 34%
Atlantic Reft Co . . Ill 112
Austin .\irhott ’-*% % 27% C8%
Baldwin 144 : »ftV 142% 142%
Baltimore *■ o . 7ft% 74% .3% 79%
liarntdall "A” ... 27% :.0% :'7 ‘-7%
Beth Steel ...47% 46% 4. * 47%
Beach Mag .. :-9% 39% 39% 40%
Brook Man K ... 41% 41% 4’*% 41%
I Brook-Man pfd *0
Brook-Kdluon Co .19 J .8 t *59 176%
• a Ilf Pack. . . . to# %
« allf Pe- 2 7% l7 i. •* 27%
c*l A Aria Min . 61 %
• enad Par . .I4s% 147% 3 47 % 151%
•'em Fc<th . lft% 19% 1*% 20%
cent I.*a»h pM o'. ft" tiO\ t>i%
«rro de P*tico % 61 % 61 ,
• ’hand Motors .4 , *.»% 34%
•'tieeaj. AO. 95% »4** 95% 9k
• ' 'Jr \V.-> com . 14% 1: % ' A % 14%
' ’h c.r \v«.«- pf l J1 % 20% . % l %
• hie A N W , bP% SH% 81% *9%
c M <v si p . : ■* 1;% 13%
C M it St P pfd 21 •. 7 3
• • n 1 A P ol % 45% 6)% 61 %
• Si P M A O K> . . 60
Chile Copper *♦>% *7% 86 : 5*6
Chino . ... :'5%
ciuett- Peabody »;f»% 5: a 5 *6%
• ’oca-Cola . .. 91 10% 90% fi
Colo Fuel A: I 44 43 % 4..% 44%
Columbian Card . . ... 48 47
Columbia Gas . .. 52% 6’ 62 fl
Congoleum . 39% 29 :p%
Coneolid c,g . . .. 13% 4ft %
Conenlld Gi« .. . ?»>% 7ft 7*>% /<
contln Can . 06% €4% M% t(%
font Mu tote . ?% 9% ft % P
Corn Prod . .... . 4<*% 40% 40% 40%
Cnsden .. 24% 3. % 63% 34%
Crucible .. 77% 75% 77% 76%
Cuba Cane Sug u\ ’ i u 1; % ;t
• ubn Cane Sg |»fd . *2 f.0 % 6 1 *1%
Cuba Am Sc* : ' •* ?2% ’%
Cuyantel Fruit .',.*% . -.. r4
I‘a u lei Boons ^ »4
Dnvldaon Che* 44% 4 4 -4** 4,
t>el &• Hack* rip.. 1411
l*el A Hud 14 % 4" % 1 4ft % 14?
I‘upon Vent 4a % 147% *48 % ]4*%
Dome Mines % 1 % 1 f. % jk
Kastman Koda 112% 113% 1 1% 114%
Krie .27% ?2\ :F’% *’%
Kndlcoit Jchne -i. 89%
Flee. Mtor Bat . f> 44 ( *■ 4 % • , „
Famous Player, y| % M% J9I 9* ~
Fifth A\e Bus l.lne 13V 4
Flak Uuube 12% 1 12 , 12
F lei eel. mane > 7; 7 7% ,7% ?fc
(Jen Asphalt 7% 5* ‘ft 67 %
• Jen Fir X * 41 % . s 4 .4) % : r
(Jen Motor* 74% 73% 7 4 14%
Gold l*it*( 88%
• Jood- Ich 4* % 44 % 4a 44
Grt North "re 57% :,*% x',
Grt North Rj pfd. 6*% •>*% ** j at’*
Gulf State* Sfu 91% 90 4( #| %
Hartmann 1 uni j % .(\ %
Hayes (8 list*i ;(ftv4
Hudson Motor* 4 1 4 9% 40% 40%
Hbmeatake Mining •“%
Houston 011 80 7"% 79% *ft%
j Hupp Met,,.* 16 % 6% ’5 16
ill; Central . ..11#% 11. % li« 1 nt %
llnephatlon . 27% 27», 27% 2*%
lint Fng Con- <’rp 41% »•% 40% 41%
Inter Harxeater 10* 104 % Jot >* 10«
! Int Me. Mar .. 12% 13 12% )2
Inf Mere Mar pfd 47% 44 44% 48%
|n-*r Nickel 2 7% 27 77 27 %
Tnfernof P*p<r . 66% 61% 45% 60%
Infer Tel A 'Pel 94
Inrlep Gee ?8% 7« 2% 7 4
.tone* T-a 18 % 18* I 4 % 11%
•Iordan Motor r«% ? 354
K c Southern 3^% 37 37% 34%
Kelly Springfield |‘% 18 \ 1«% 17
Keune* • t , 63% *3% 53% 61%
l*c». Rubber 12%
Behtgh Valiev .7* 7a % .*•% 7*
l.unn born ..89% 4«% 49% 89%
Br»oa#. Wile* ... 4 4 84 % «4% 43%
I.ou A .Vault 11°% 109% ]0»% 111
Mack Truck 140% 134% 137% 139%
Ms.- I >enf 81 o i e Iftt 104%
Max .Motor • 47% 44% 4 % 44%
Mat Motor A 8a % *3% 8:% 94%
Mar land . . . 4 I % 41 % 41 % 42 V#
•M*x Mete 11 % 16% 1.8% n
M ami Conner 21 % ■ I 21 % 1
M K A Tev R V. % Jf. % 4 7 J.%
Mlaaoiu | r* . 59% S9 * 9 j J9%
Mia P*c |»frl 9?% 80% 81%
Montgoirerv YV»-d 49% 48% 49* 4“%
Mother I .ode 8 7% 7% « »*
Na*b Mob * . 267 %
National BU« u t *4 • a *4
'at Finn .' t.% ;4t4 14% >.;»%
Nat I .ead U9 168 159 1.89%
N V Air H 51% 61 51 6 1
N V ( ent r* i 1 2 i % 1 2ft 17 1 % 171 %
n r r a st i hi m%
NY N N At II .*» 34% 34%
N A m e r 4 ft % 4 ft % 4 ft % 4 ft %
N utb P« ft i \ *8% 44% 89%
N it XV I: 17 • 137% lift % I r %
(irpbeum 29% 2P 2*% 24
''sen* llnl»l* 47 44'. 44', 4
Pacific ol! . ft % ftft% ».oa; ».nu
la kard Motor .. i»% 14 19% 19%
Pan American. . 777, 7ft% 77% "7%
Pan Atnerb-an 14 7»% 7ft% 7 4 7 8 %
Penn HP. . . 47 U 47 4 7 % 47%
People* <1 * 117% 119% 117 % 118
Pc * Marq . 71 % 70 % 70 V 71 %
Phil* Co .44% 64%
Phillips Pet 42 >a 42% 43% 4.1
Piet1 e X nv ... 13% 13% 1.4 U 13% |
Poitui • ereal lf»4% 104%
t'- eased Steel 4%r 6" i
Pro A Ref 29 18 % 19 29 % |
Pullman 141% 141 141 141%,
Puma 4leg * Aug 46% 4. 46 45
Pure (>n 80% 10% 80% 30%
Radio Cm ftft% 83% 84% 83%
Ry Steel Springs 113% 132 112% 184%
[ Hav Con . 15% 15% !*% 15%
Reading.15% 15 % 15% 16%
Reading . 7 8 7 7 % 77% 78%
Repb.gl* . 18 17% 1« 11%
Rep l A St ft 4 % 61% .-4 6*
Royal luib I' S T 54% 5 4% 64% I %
At t. A S r .... 71% 7ft % 70% 7ft %
Si i, A s W . . 61 % 50% 60% 65
Schulte Cigar . .112% 111 % 11? 111%
N * r a Hnelm. k . .181% 163% 180% 1ftft%
Shell Union Oil tft% 25% Jft ?ft'*
Iminnna c«* .. .. 35 *4% 56% 3*
V Fit "II . 17 II 31% ?l%
Sinclair Pr*f*l ... ••
Mi,.** Mlseff . *ft 89% 90 91
S k e 11 if till ..,.2ft% 37% 2* ?8%
- ... i li Te 1 " 4 % 107% 103% 10*%
...Hb Ry 91% 90% 90 % • %
stand till 'el 8.1 % «J % *7 % » ’ %
Stand "II N .1 44% 4.1% 43% 44%
*«and riate Glaaa 1?%
Stewart Y\ n i n e» . I % 70 7 <» 70 %
*Hnrube a Ctrb 58% 98% 85% 6ft
AlutUbaker 44% 4.1% 44% 44%
Cdbmartne Boat • •* I • % •%
4
Text! Co .47%, 47 47 47%
T *3 Sulphur . .1*3% JO'S 103 % 1“2
Texas A Pacific . 6 6% 64% 54% 66
Timken Roller R . 41% 41% 41% 41%
Tobacco Prod 1“', 78 79 77%
Too Prod “A ' .. 96%
franacuntlnent O 4 , 4% 4% <%
Union Pacific .160 146% 148% ! 2
Unit ad Fruit Jtt
f ft Cast li on Pi. 224 % 219% 22“ 2 4%
J S Inrt Alcohol 85 83 8.1% 84%
•J S Rubbe- . 41% 41% 41% 42%
l S Rubber pfd 95% 95 95 % 95%
V M Si eel .123% 122% 122% 124%
V R Steel pfd ...123% 123% 12H% 123%
Utah t’opper .._ 90
vanadium . 28 27% 27% 28%
Vlvaudou . 11% 10% 11% 10%
Wabash .‘. . . . 25 24% 24 % 25
Wabash "A . 64 6' % 61% 64%
Waatern Union .12’% 121 1*'1% 121%
Weatlnghouse A R.105% job
West Electric ... 72% 77% 72% 72%
White Eagle Ull 29 2*% 78% 29
White Motors . 65 64% 64% 66
Woolworth Co ...116% 116% 115% 1H>%
Wiltvs - Over .11% 11 11% !'%
Willy* - Over pfd 81% 79% 81% 80%
Wilson . 8
Wilson pfd . . ... .
Worthington P ... 73 69 % 71 72%
Wrtgley Co 49%
Yellon «'sl> T P. 62
Tel • %b Mfg i*o 3 4
Totsl sale. Thursday. 1.57* 80“ share*
Today's 2 p. sale*. 1.“48.600 shares
F.str* Dividends. February ?7.
\J R Steel.11.25 and 50c extra
< anadisn Pacific ... .12.50
Southern Pacific .. . ..$1.50
California Packing .
Norfol's A W'estern. . $1.75
Packard Motor pfd.. $1.75
Have, Wheel C.. $0.75
Hayes Wheel pfd ....$1.87%
Union Pacific . 82.5“
Union Pacific pfd.12.0l»
Eastman Kodak C.. ..$1.25 and 76c extra
Eastman Kodak pfd .. 11.50
r a
New York Bonds
v./
5>v Turk, k'gb. 27 —Botul prices today
were th I Idly depressed by th«; In-rrait in
the N-w York federal reierv* bank * *•■
discount rate to 3% per < *»nl. although
no clrantS- liquid a i i.'t developed. I ".***••
w *■ re recorded in ell section- of the her
but except In a few Install' es v, etc limited
to a point or two.
While ». fleellPjt- in price* ha* coin* to
be < oneldered the Inev itable rfm lion of
the bond market to an advance in t ht
rediscount rate. Wall street regarded th*
action of the reserve hank merely ns n
confirmation of the rifilnic trend of mone>
rate* which haa beer iti evidence for
some time. .\a a result little fresh sell
ing developed, altfcough the usual ad
verse psychological effect on ape- ulativt
serllni*o> was f»i*.
Y further stiffening of time money
:ate* accompanied the rIn .a!! money
to f- per cent and was reflected in a
moderate reaction c* liberty bonds Both
investment *n-1 semi-speculat e rail Hem
were uploaded to some extent with re
sulmnt losses <,f * p'djlT or t n Ip Nor
folk / Western hp N<■>w York • <=ntr*| 4*
t nd lefunding s Melnware A Hudson
convertible os, Burlington gen-ra' 4s. Mis
aourl PaHfic first 6a snd Katy adjust
ment 6 s.
Although fit. Paul rail* ay official*
hop* »o avert s receivership fo- th* road,
nervousness over the company % position
brought another res.lion In th* bonds
today. At the same tltna further oppo
sition to the Nickel Pia£g merg«»c plans
tended to depress < t*»i»p*‘iil<R A Ohio and
I'ere Marquette Issues. Industrial bonds
showed little change, although oil and
copper liens drifted lower.
A public offering of about $18,000.00#
International l*ap**r company 6 p**r esnt
bond* is expected to follow the com
pany’s recapitalisation which \\ na out
lned today.
I ailed Atatm Bonds.
t.Sal*s In fl.OOO. > High Low Close
7 49 Liberty "%s .101.23 101.17 101.22
44 Liberty J*? 4%- . 101.28 Ml 20 Jol 20
?75 Liberty ;d 4%*.. 100.29 100.27 ] O'Vi’7
10:; Libert 2d 4%*.. 101 10 JOl.ti 101.9
.341 Liberty 4th 4%*..101.27 IOT.2'4 10125
J 27 r. f*. Treas 4 a... 100.2 s 100.21 100.26
7 U S Treat 4’4.v 104.21 104.21 104 21
F orelgn.
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i A i gent Oovt 7s ...102% 102% 102%
59 Argent Oovt 6s 96% 96 % 96%
17 Aust t.ov gtd Jo 7s 9.3% 95% 95%
6 »’ of Hordes... r* M% *4% 84%
5 •' of Cypenhag ..%* 47 97 97
11 F of Or Frsg 7%s 42 91 % 92
C pf R do J a 3* 47 91% 93% 9.1%
b Cr.echo-fi] K As ’52.100 99% ion
.6 Hepsrt of S*ine 7s fi« 4 89% *0%
21 Horn In Rep s f 5%s v % 93% 93%
47 DofF 5%% no •29.10.'% 102% 102%
Jf !» of fan ps 52 10.1 % 103% 103 %
* f> Fast Ind «s ’*2.101% 101% >01%
14 L FI f &%* \ ..3 44% 9«% 98%
1 Framerirsn 7%s 01% 9:»% 93%
66 French Rep 6s .. . 1 Ovf Jf»2% J»>*%
177 Wench R*p 7a 9- % 90 90
130 *; ex 1 7n rets 9.', 94% ?4%
12 fit «/ K F J .s ret* 90% 90% 9*>%
23 .lap 6 %s 41 % 91 % 91 %
»j»p O . . H2% X2% 92%
♦ K of B* I 7%s H»P% lu9>* lu4%
7 ’ K rtf B*[ C%.-* rets 98% 9 : % 9 %
d !v 6f Our m J0J J""% 100%
K of H 7 % * K9% *}*% 8 9%
■* K of N * 72 104% 10*% M*,%
' 5 °£ v **4 101% 1 u3% 103%
• * K f \%r 6s <| . *.< 9 % 99% 99 »«
4* K 4 C filo' x* sr, s;, % *4
'■> ’ K • f 8*r*d t* 9'*% 99% 99%
N- ril Rvs • tn s2 ^
1.. l*s r Is L-M 6« . 77% ;ju. 771:
. II vp n* t- «s . . 5." 9 8 -
- Of •’ 6s 4’ .1,17% 1 o 7 % I n 7 %
2 R*p of f’h. s . * n< 1 1 a 1 ] i) 1
42 l*u’ of L'ahg f%* 9- % ^,1
< R*P cf Fin tin *5 65 §5
“ s of gum.a 104 Ju4 7*14
• £ of Rio 4J do 9 6s 9*;% 96", V* %
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• 1 Ifi of B-C R L‘ 7s 43 82». fig
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a. Am Aar t hem 7%*.ioo% jno% inn 14
» Am chn »' .lb 6s.. 99 19 99
2 An: Sn elt f. -10C«i 1#«% luc%
12 At, Hmelt c - . . 96 % 46% 96%
8 Am Surs* 9s .102 102% jyj
?rtS 5,*,, ,"1'» 1 " I ^4 l'M%
Am / at c t »•.... ion >* ]0') in*
* ’ (AT .* t 4s. 97 9*% 9. .
b Aw WWAHl Sr . 9>: 55% 96
hi 4 nscon fop 7s f.« . . 11' ,1 1<>2% M2%
Ana-*dii Op 6 3..101 , 7 0*< 100%
-u Armour 1*#| t%s 93’- 93’s 9t',
. Aso ,)i| 10.% • % 1h2%
A T A- S 1 gen 4* xo hx%
4 A T A. S it sd 4s «• g » *3
> At tV I. 4 AN 4s 16 % v. 4.
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1 4* B A O < - v f 4%« 4-% 92% 92%
BeM Tell Pa 5s 100% !•« « ]pn%
-•I ' »• *- A . 93% 95 >% 9. .
* »rt?t- Hill 9r •!% 99, P9,
.* ‘Ikln K1 gen f« v lOi 49% 99%
4 Ml* in Man Tran 6* *; fi6% 6 7
H B it A 1* 4 >«,s X£ % fif% k6 %
•'* r »M , m m.- 10
-4 t en North d « %* .118 117’. l l s
■ 1 Fan Pa* d 4s ..74% 79% 7 9 %
» r <• a Ohio »# .107 % i«*% H-;
I ■ • *n» t.s e >a s Io0% 1«0 ?*• \
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7 '.Vntral Pic gtd 4s xfi 47% tv
61 •' A <» evt 5s 103% IN %
* ' AO evt 4 %» 47 96 % 9. %
-1 t h< A Alton ?%• 36% j.« ;
* F fl A CJ rfg 3s A . 101% 1 • ! », 1*1%
’ 14 * W f*n 4- M % >A %
« A K 1 »a 7 7 ’«» *. 7 % 7 7 %
■ < hi * 11 Writgrn 4*. *4 * . A, 1 i %
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,} °4|r' !•’ 6* Ml 1 % lorn,
mi \om f’°tx *• 100 % MO I...V %
•. • »n# t oil of M*1 sa 47% *v 4
♦ i • on - lower f* 94% u *4
* *’ * Sug d«h fis stp I "i % 1 -i 11" 1 ,
6 I>*n 114 l: 1,1 rf, i, „ ’
V A '* ton 4* . *4% 84 A4>*
J net Edison »fg 6a 107% 1#| .4 107%
IJ I’upon t Non. 7%* 107% |0f% <:?»!
* r>uque»n# Rt 6s .106% i,)S% 106% I
*a r-*’ Lub5 S* 7,“»* 1°*% 106 « 1041%
|»0 Fmp OAF ,%S 102% i ,g % ] 0j %
* F»-ia g»n Ken is 66%
14 E1/11 R“'»bar *s in 1io% in
■* A R Cat Ry 6a 44% '»4». 94 4
Onodrich 6%s . . . 101% 10s % infix.
! Locfly esr T fi | 109% 1.0. 1 ,.«• •
14 Ooodyssr I fiN 4 . . . 1 .'*»% 1 -n 1 ;o ,
. tind Tnk R> 4' 7s. . 1 14 % iu \ l l < *.
•’ «in.1 ’Ink Hi f 4*. .07 V 107% 1 ' 7 %
.Vnri h 7s A...l|o% 1 in % nn%,
!; '*rt ^'oMh ’• • »4% 94 , 94»,
Itershev 6n 104'. 11.4 , 104
•* ««•* * m rf,... , ’? 7
M t >1 «.l in- i, T 7; ■’ . . ’
1 Humble i*Alt 6 '«■ 101 loi 11
4 111 Bell Tel rf * 97’* 9 7 *4 9 *%
1 III t >nt f- % s 10 2 % j .* :* *_ 11 ,
It* IF CHfiLASO rfg 3s 9fi% »*a% «x%
4 JH Steal I 4 >|» 94 % 94 % f»4 4
.4 Int R T 7s . »4 94 94
10 Int R T 4s 7u ;s >
•-7 TnC R T rf 6s •• .71 •% ».
* l* t A tl \ sili 4* ,5'. 74 ,
1 I ft ,«• O N 1st - • MM % ) - i \ nt %
:»* Inf M M sf es. 69% 69% *6%
1 . Tnt Pap r\ t 6s A 6>> e » , *;i %
9 K F Ft SA M 4s fi4>e v » M
10 K < ’tty F A I. 6s.. 87 9* % 86%
16 K City 80 6« 10% *4% 94'y
4 K C Tern* 4» «6 84% M«,
r h fl n O A K 4s 100% *0»*% 100%
1< Kelly fiprlng T v. im% oa*^ sk >,
33 La* H of M L 6%s 98 >4 97 % fiA %
4 t.N.v.Ms dab «a *2a PA * P‘ % fit, *
So Tilggett A Myers fis. 99** 00% 99%
•I L * N 1st rfg 4%t 93% ■> % 97
» L .% Nash tin 4s.. 94 44 94
13 Louis <1 A K fis 4.'% V* % s %
1 Msgnta Fop 7s 1J4% 124% ' 4 %
Msn-iti gUK 7%» 101% 101 »4 JOI 4
’ Aianhat r> ?d 4s *4% ..»%
17-Market Pf Ry 7s M% 99<% «*s».
J« Mldvsla 8t evt fis 40 % p % 90%
9 M K\ Ry A 1 rf 6. ss% . %
• MK* T pr lien 4* C 103 jo.1 103
• MKfi r ne pr II 11 A t> si % 1 *,
«« MKAT n*«\ sd i* A *»♦,»a ., 4 s %
I V Ato Pan 1st Cs 101'* 101 ini
7< Mo Fa* gen 4* *6% t. % ». , %
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4 4 N i» T AM fi % • ss84 SS*. s 9 *4
4 9 N Y tent deb 6» 114% 113% l]«
4' n v cm rfAim lot 1 on % i*»o%
61 N \ c A 1. fi %s 9fi's 86% 46%
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4 N’TNMAII 7s 100*4 I i»t) % 100 %
4 NY S’I1A H fit tts 41 ft % 4 *' % 40%
15 N 1 It'S 4s rtfs <0% 60% 60%
4! X 1 T rfg M ’ A l 107% 107 107
7 N T T aet' 4%s 46 % 4 6% 94%
4/ N r IV 6 i« 4%a... 61% 67% 87%
4,i Nor A Walt evt 6».134% 129 129
N r A W ron 4a 49% *9 *9%
II N 5m Kdl a f *a 100% 1.a 144 4
19 Nor Pm rfR 4a B 144 147 % 144
Nor l'ac pi Han 4a *'S 45 “* %
> Nor S 1’ 1 at 6a A 96% 96% 94%
II lira S 1. rfR 4a 97 9i % 96'a
lira \V K It fl N 4a * *2% ‘2%
14 l’ar tl A K 5a 96% % 9’ 4
I Par T * T 6a 62 94 % 94 94
J64 Pan-Am P A Tr *9.115% 1
at I'a H K 6%. Ill H" a H44
.17 Pa K K (amp 6a 64 9* 4. 97 % 9i «
II Pa R It Ren «%«■■ 94% J* 1
;l aPra 'tar tTR 5a .. 9'% 94 » **%
6 Phila Co rfR 6a..144% 1044 144 a
17 phila 1-0 6 % a ..... 96 •*’4 96
5 Phila 4 11 c » I Si lt] 'O' 141
I IPerra Arrow 4a... 96% 96 , 96 a
-5 p R I, a P 141 6a I' 99% 99 99%
16 Prraaail St I Car 6» 96 96% 96%
24 P Ale Sur 7* 1
1 Rea l gen 4»,s . }-% ** 4
11 R ! A 8 6 *■»» ■ • ■ f l\ 9 9*7*
23 R 1 A A l.a < V*»
12 S I. ! M & S rfg 4* 94% M% 94 *
12 St |.JMASo4sRA<J«1 t»7% *•> [% •
218 SLA.S F ur I 4s A 73% • S •JJ4
41 St 1. A S P art I 6* *«% Jf.J* $* >
bl St l. A S K inc 6s 82 J-H *
4 St la 8 eon 4s . 89% JJ%
sn St P A K 8J*4%s 8-1% 8.% '
46 slab 4 I. con 6a 91 94% 90 5*
71 Sab A 1. 4 ‘11 ••'a c ‘ (•
7.5 Saab > I. rfR 4a. . »6 «* ** ,
16 Slim C (111 enl 7a 95% 95 • *? 1•
IP Slim Con 011 6%. 99 a:% '»*
15 Sine Pina I. ia 46% 96 ■
59 SHelli on 6 % a • ■ ’i;,,
II So Par ri t 4a 464, 9S% *
17 s,, Par rfR 4a 49% «9 a J* ‘
Jo par rol tr 4a '|% 11% >4 a
V; So Rxlt pen 6%a 149% 109% '«*%
11 So Kail Ren 6a 146 '05% 1 •*,
•a So Kail Ren 4i 7i% .*;» c
H 3f I'.WmlC*. ' liS 114% 11 %
A sU \»1.. 7; 107 1*6% 146%
11 Term Klee rf* 6«.10: 1« , 10
6S Third Ave ad.l 6a. . 41% 44 41
% T.''il.rdoAF.rn.on Si i?4** i *:. *
it ::: IV* Sft 5ft
I' I* rfg 4% 86% 8'i '* 8*5 .
13 V S Rubber 7,s*- !"**,** 106% 10S i
37 1 S Rubber I.’*.... #*'* * !*
Ml S Steel sf 3s . . 10f> % 1 "*'*% *'
- Itah PA 1. 6* 9 4 9 4 J4
19 Va «'sr ' hem 7V*s. 49* 49S 4S^ »
27 Va-Car 'hern 7*. J?
8 Va Ky A P<n rfg If 9 H
2- Virginian Rv 5s. . . 96b* 9‘'. 9j»
2 Wabash 1st 5a. 1"°% l‘>" * 1"0J*
", Warner Sug 7s '39.
42 Western Kler i»s 99 98 *4 ^'8
4 Western Mil 1st 4%. •»&% h;’ * *
4:’- Western Pae pa. . . 9 ; ^'1
19 Westing Kl 7s.108 107 10J
6 West Shore 4< .83 83 *3
9 overlan*! 1st S'a* . 10u% 99%%
11 Wilson A t'o sf Ih* **7'» fi« f*
12 Wilson .<• <’o 1st f« 94 7% 94'a 94 Vi
2 Wilson A 4*0 evt fa 07 f7 67
21 Ygstn .Sh A Tube 6s 99 9«*t 99
Total ;ale« of bonds today fl
144000, compare*) with $14,163,000 pre
■. ious ds> a ml $10.2.30,000 & year ago.
s
f New York Curb Market |
New York Feb. 27. Reactionary prlcg
movements predominated In today's curb
market. which movi»d in sympathy with
the 'big hoard." Recessions, a* a rale,
were small and there were a few fn-Je
penden: airong spot* scattered throughout
the list.
Kelvinator continued 1'* remarkable
rise by touching a record top at 27. or til
a share above the recent euber ript ion
rrire .and Car Lighting and Power dupli
. ated its 1025 high Continental Baking
vlelded fractionally on a large volumu
of trading f’hapln Sacka held firm around
its recent high level#
Radio shares were reactionary. Tower
dropping mote than 2 points and Ware
and Thompson shout a point ea«dv
t *ila held relatively firm. th»- CiCea
Service issue* and < »hlo Oil dropping
! about a point each and the leases n the
I other active s*u*s being held tn fri' tinns.
Application has been made to list Lor
raine Petroleum now »>n the Baltimore
Stock Exchange. by local bankers who are
interested In the property.
Public utilities yielded to selling
pre«sure, American Tower and Light and
Middleweat I'tlUties dropping 14 and 1
point. respectively.
New York. Fob. 27—Following i» the
official list of transactions an the New
York Curb Kx'-hanite, givleg all atocke
and bonds traded in:
Industrials.
Sales. High. I/t Close
200 Adirondack PAT. .. 2 7 S 37 ’* 37 4
100 Allied Pack p pf *4 *4 6 4
2*><* Am GAR! new . . 72 4 7 2 7 Z :4
100 Ani Haw 8 8 .. 10 10 10
250 Am Lt A Trac ..149 4 14 4 14s
2300 Am P A Lt new... 56 64 64
60 Am PAL* pfd . *4 ** 5 4
100 Am Superpower A 3f> 4 *' x .70*4
100 Am Superpower B 314 314 314
1090 Am Thread pfd 4 4 4 d, 4 4
260* Atlantic Fruit 00 0° 90
:o Borden s Milk 147 1454 147
2ft0 Botany Cone Mills B 4‘ 46
100 licit Am Tob rp 27 4 27 4 274
20fl Brooklyn City RR 84 *4 6 4
lu Burr<'Ugh Add ..105 105 106
150" Car Light 4 3*4 3 4
2"0 I’entxlf Pipe Crp . 1*4 1*4 1*4
3600 Chapin Sacks 19 4 14 4
12000 Childs Co nsw x dv 54 » 61 4 53 4
500 Clew Auto .-0 \ 2*p 20
.ft Comm Bow war 8’ 4 4 ' ■* 91 4
000 Cons GAKl Bit nw 35 4 « 3 ,
SCO font Huk 4 . 12*4 119 4 11*4
ll: 0 Ci*r.t Bik B , . 2*4 27 4 14
... Hkk pfd 4 05 4 95 4
.' 0 tuba Company . . . 3» 37 4 ;7 4
t’ubr Tnb » if* lCl 10 10
13"0 He Forest Radio . ':'4 73 2"4
7 5 Pel 1. A W Coal .1294 129 12*4
1O0 Doehler Hie . 17 4 17 4 • 7 4
1700 Hu Idler CAR .... 26 2 25 4
300 Hu pie a CAR.,.. 9 *4 &4
200 I»u Pont Motor 99 •" *»
600 Hurani Motors ... 17** 17 _
100 I»u* Co Inc .. 294 294 29 4
3 IOC Elec Bd A 8h nw 62 4 *7 4 *
7 0 Elec Bd A Sh pf 103 4 10.1 103 4
100 Elec Rv Sec .... 14 14 14
100 Flee Invest ... 42 42 42
2400 Federated Metals . 41 39 4 40
11 no Freed Elaemann . . 17 S 7* 1*4
2.>00 Freshmen C*» ('has 214 2° 4 *1'’*
100 Osrod Corp . 3 4 •
2t*0 Gillette Razor ... M 6r 6“
1*00 Goodyear Tire , J! 30 4 31
Iflit Or-nnan Hrskeries. 17 el 7 1«
1"0 Hall Signal .44 I*4 44
mv Happiness candy . 7 4 7 4 4
270" Haseltifle Corp .. 3*4 3c 4 SI 4
luo IHytlen Chem ... 2 3 •
loo Imp fob.224 224 **■ 4
:»•(• Inter < on Rub 64 3\ 6\
l"ft 1 r»t Mat h pfd .... 474 4 » 4.
400 int t ill D .. .12 114
«ftfl Jur e* Rad Mfg 4 4 3 4 ■“ 4
200 ft *K* vat on# Solether. 14 t 14
2-0 Lehigh Pow Se^ 97 07 9 .
170* Lehigh Val *1 Co 464 4« 4 *
2400 Lib Had Chn *trs 6 4 * *
20 Mangel.* Bo* . 3 4 *7 s*
c Mtd West mi ..444 44 4 ** *
1*0 Nat F A L . 1»S 1*5 i*J
20 Nat Tea Co new 23* - 6 -•*'
300 n J Zinc .I*'14 l»*
60 N T Tel pfd .113 4 113 4 IH’i
*00 Nickel Plate w! 9» 60 **
100 Ohio Fuel Corp 4 > •
200 Omnibus Corp ctfs 1*4 7* * j! *
?..o j;*»id Ics Cream. .3, 30 4 3*
600 Rso Motor Cars.. 10 4 7*4 1* *
1 *»«• Repet ti Candy 61 61 b\
10" It ova Radio csfts 12
yon Shat tuck Co . 3*4 *• ** a
! .*lti«.r Mf« ■*■>« If* !«,
21 n •* sleeper Radio ... H'4 1 1 * . *
10*1 S K Low A Lf ... 54 4 4 »
&0000*S8< Coal A Iron... * * *
4 " Stand Pub.244 **4 •*,*
2f-o Stuta Motor . • * • 4 * *
400 Swift lfer - J'4 -i4 ‘ *
14" » Therinlotlitns -• 14 * 14 * •
•0 i Ob Prod F.tpt. ■ 4 4 .4
7"0 Tow*r Mfg Corp.. 1* J* *
soft Cnlon Carbide .. •n •
100 Ltd G A El new. Jt»4 •*" 4 ^4
100 1’nlted Gas Imp.. 93 4
30" Code 1 LAP A «*> 4«4
170ft Pnited Trofit Sh « • *4 * *
100" t tllltlea PAL \ 244 .i % *4
too \\*r* Radio Corp. 2-4 ;-4 -* 4
too Western Power 33 4 5;4 *s -»
2 0 ft White Rock .. 174 ’-4 * l ,•*
4ft0 White Rock ctfs 16 S 1*4 3* *
moo Wick 8p St new. . »4 *%
tftO V allow Cab N Y 164 7*4 *
Standard Oil*.
100 Anglo Am t*l| 70S 79N 71 »
60 |4u. k»ye Pipe Line *7 4 f 6 •» **4
1100 Humbie i'll 4*4 4*'\» tfN
140ft Imperial 1 »M Can. 304 ^‘4 4
4*ft0 Internal I Tet .. - * 4 -*s ;* •
50# Ohio 011 7 7 ‘V4 •»
10" Penn Me* Fuel 41 S 4,S 4 S
llfto Pratrie 4 Ml new 6 0 6*4 *• 4
i'fl Prairie Pipe Line 1 22 7 7. 1-*
ft Southern Pipe I.ire 95 95
4400 Standard «»11 Ind . *6’* f -4 * «
sftO Standaril • >11 Kan. 414 4,'4 4°4
;• ftO Standard **11 Kv. 11*4 *3*4 7'S4
• Standard «*11 Neb.160 2.* *&:'
* Standard till N Y 4.'.% 4 4 * ' •
10 St oil Ohio e* d \ .550 350
r» 1 ft \ *> uum till ev div 91 *0 * *0 *
M l*cr lift ne4>»»% Oil*.
2"» t’arlU Pvndlcate 54 34 *4
L*0 Cities Service 204 20* 203
• 0 «*tties Serv B Ctf*. 204 -04 *0*«
100 Ol e* gerv pfd ..67 12 9 2
IfoA t .i’omblan 8> n 14 7\ 1 ’»
1100 Cre.de Ijfli .. . 70S 7rt4 3ft4
v ft*F*igmeere Pat . . 4
9 2 00 Htheon oil . *4 *4 3 4
fi 110 Gulf 011 .67 3* 4 *
90 Kirby Pet e* div . <S <4 )N
i#«« c»«« **•« ,**• ,i
left 1 one Star Has .«* #0 ’0
> Mountain Prnd 19 4 1*4 7 9 \
40O New Bradford 4 4 4 4 4 4 :
lift- N M A A Land t 0 *• *4 *4
|A0o*Noble Oil 1i
,*0 0 pennnk Oil new 24 4 2-4*, -'4
Moo R.<v h I t'anadian 7 4 7 7
100 Rvan Coned 1 4 r’ »
300 < a it Creak Prod,. Jt 4 2*4 ?44
.100 Tidal t'ange 77 4 7 7
700 Vnlted Central Oil (• 6 R
100 \>r e*uelan Pat *4 4 *4
J0#o•%*#■! St O A L. . I# 79 1*7
70# W llco* 011 #4 *7 4 *4
Minina
:vo Alvarado Mining 14 ’ •# ‘4
6""ft*A«!*ora GI o be ... 91 Id 31
*"0 < snarl • Copper « « *
20 0 Coni Copper iMn. 3 ■« *’*
joes*, ortea Silver 14 14 14
t.tft I'mni.n G< Id • a • %
IOO*P«larM Kaperanr TO 7>
2J0o Knglneara Gold M *9 * ' 34 4
tifton*Eureka Croeau# 1* 17 17
1 o<ii>sForty nine M nlng l; 13 12
I ftO0*(}»Monster
1 Otto* 11 arm 111 HIv M'n 9 4 4
."Vn*H*wth> ne Ytlb 15 1 t 1
•ftO Hot linger Gold M 14 4 » 4 7 44
200 (Line Sound tV rtf 7t» S 4 «
1200*lnd Lead iliaes 19 17 1*
lOOftOaJlb t‘o«# ..3* 23 2•>
13loo Ksj Copper 2 8 4 ‘ *
4000*l ,.t>e Stai 4 4
•ftft0*M. K irley 1* S
• 00114M• Namarg M A M
3000 Ntplaams .. . 4 4 * »
Met Chi* »'»*. . 1 .V 1 •• lit]
1900*Pirtni'' Porcupine 25 25 .5
7700‘Plymoutli Uu ■' ..
i Premier Gold. > "H |1
b«09*8an Toy. S *
l4T0t»0*Stlv*r * *a 1* ... *
l»*n So Am P A *1... .
2UOO#Spearlieml .4 «
lOd^fltand Silver.Head. 13 • '•
I«»un*Su» ir»m Mining. . I'• 10 ,f*
ltO*Ton«u»ah Relmont. s'1 4'1
12'Mi*Tonopa h F.xten 5,* 5
1 *»«» Tonopab Mining Mi Mi Mi
100rt*Tri.Hul HA I*. . . I" 1" 'V
100*United Kaatern.. . &
100*1 'nited Zinc . M 4 4"
800*Unity Gold . . 5 J u"
20000 Wenden Cop Min. 4% 4 * * * .
I Foment Ic Honda.
44 Allied Pa- k-r 6a 3 S, r .V
294 Alilod Parker fca.. 93% 98 % 98 %
36 Am <ia* A K fa . . 9. 9«. % .
2 Am !<e Co 7a . H'G % 10»>% 1JJH
it' Am Pow A T> 6*.. tt:-%
1 Am Thread Co 6*. 103% 1«'3% I"3%
I Anaconda C*op 6* .103% 103% |"3 »
1 Anglo A CM1 7 % * 1""% 1<M i 1""%
13 Atl Gulf A W 1 Lb »>9% 69% 69%
1 Heaver Hoard k* . 94 94 94
2 Reth Steel 7a *35.193% 103% 103%
10 Can Nat I Ry 4%a. 9 4 94 J4
1**, Cent’l I.eathcr 9"% 9* 9'*
;; c H | A r f, %a. . .1"! % % 10]%
44 < ’Hilda *'o Ge ..130 J2a 1..3
3 <’Hies 8etv 7a4'...124 124 1.4
If. Ci t tee Serv 1». ...104% 1"3% 103%
32 Cities 8v PA U 6a. 93% 93% 93%
13 con Has Halt 6a 106 lor, lo6
2 • ’on Textile *a . *'•% x9% 69%
2 Cudah> Pack 6% a. 9 4 9 4 9 4
3 l»fere A Co 7%e 104% 1"4% 1"4%
Hunlap T A Ft 7a. 103 103 )ft3 ,
:t t;»*neral Pet 6a !•'•% I"l% 101%
1 (Irani) Trunk G%a 10*% 106% 104%
2 (iulf 4 »il f,« 99 % 99 % 99 %
1 Hood Rubber 7a. 1"2% 1°2% 1"-’%
I K c Term F> %* 1«2 102 102
1 I.ehigh Fw See r* 101% 101% 1"1%
1 T.lbby M< N A- 1. 7a 102% 102% 102%
i i,i*g*it w ;» .11,7io:s i"’H
1 Snt'l l,*alh*r Vs. 1019* 1 b 1 liilV
1 S' u Pub S*r M. «»*. *»S >»S
5 Sn SI* Piv «!*».. 102 101N 101 S.
6 So SI* Pm «l,K. . I** — 101 % 101 T*
1 P.nnock oil o*..,. on 09 99
I,-. IVnn Pw # I. !■*. 9:. 9-1 9.i
In Pb Sv t;l*i; 5',!* mu 99 99 1*
« Pur* nil . ... 101 1 101
4 Sin** S puri'll 0* ,1IH 'i 1"1'. l"IJi
ID Sill nil .S V 6',0* In'S Ill'S 10, S
« Sun nil .11,* . 90 •« 90 0, **4
M Smifl 6 I'n 5li 90 'a 96'* 9iiVj
Foreign Itondn.
21 ('ity Hogotn &*... 95% 95 95
French \ M S S 7a *.> 4., **
l Kg Nether 6m '7. ]('•■’« 106% ]"*• %
1 Rep Peru Mb * : 99% 99% 99%
21 Solvay A Co C« ..191% 101% 1"1%
Sw la.« 5 % a 1"1% 101% 101%
Omaha Produce
1 V___*
February 27.
BUTTER
Creamery—Local Jobbing prices to re
tailer* Extra 43c; extras in SO-ln. tuba,
47. standxrd* 42- firsts. 41*.
Dairy—Bujera are paying 24*- f-.- No 1
fsbD butter in rolls or tuba. 20 u 22c for
packing stock
BUTTER l'AT
For No. 1 < 'air Omaha buyer* are
paying 31c per lb. at county station*. 37c
delivered at Omaha
FRESH MILK.
Fries quotable. $2.15 per cwt. foi fresh
milk testing 3.5 buttejfat. delivered on
dairy platform. Omaha
EGGS.
For fresh egg* deli wired a: Omaha:
Case count, around $7.75 per *-a*
price* above for eggs received in new
or No. 1 whitewood cases: a deduction
of 25« will be made for ondha <'J '
In moat quarter-4 a premium is being
paid f r selected eggs which must not be
more than 41 hour* old, ui foi n *
and color (meaning all solid colors—all
same shade*. The shell must l*o clean,
and sound and the eggs weigh 2i ounce*
per dozen or over.
Jobbing prices to retail*1"* V S. sp**
rials. 32c per do/..; U. H. extra*, common
ly known as selects. SOc
POULTRY.
Price quotable ?<»• No 1 stock alive,
delivered Omaha .Springs, smooth legs,
soft me.w, 1 ?tt2lr leghorn springs. 1*r:
stags. 15c. h-is. all siz41*. 100 21c; roost
ers. 110 12c; ducks f. f. f 120 14c. Kecse.
f f. f . 120 12c ■-apons. 25c lb ; turkey*,
fat. 3 lb* and up. around 25c; pigeon*.
Jl.no p.»r dozen.
Dressed—Cash prices fur dressed poul
try. No. 1 stock delivered Omaha, are
nominally 2 0 3c aboxe quotation* for live
poultry.
In arm* quarters dressed poultry Is be
ing handled on 10 per cast commission
basis.
Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to
'•ftaile-s are nominally a* folic**:
Spring*. soft. 30c; broilers, 15 0 46c;
hen* 24027c; du* k*. 2st*i0c. geese. IStf
!Rc; turkeys. 25 u 3*.
BEEF ClTP
Wholesale price* quotable: No. 1 " be.
?5r. No. 2. 22c. No. 3. 10c; No. 1 loins.
32c- No 2 So 3. 17c; N*n 1 rounds,
17c; No 2. 14c. No. '. D» V N" 1
chuck.". 1 2c; No. ? 11c; Nc 3. ‘c; No. 1
plaiea. IVfcc; No 2. He. N<* 3. 6c.
FRESH FISH
Nominal Jobbing juotatlon* as follow*:
Til n ck bass. 32c: lake trout. market;
buffalo. Jtr; bullheads. 21 northern
4lsh 35c; southern < aifish 27c; fillet of
haddock. 25c; l>la> k ««>d sable fish I*c;
red snapper. 25c. flounders. 20c; rrapplss,
"Jr; Spanish mackerel. 27c; vh’t- perch.
1?C frozen f-sh V *T 4 c l-SS » K ■ f Pt’'**
above halibut 25c; s.lver satinor 2i
'*11 ss I man Inc. frog -add -a large.
<5 "0 per dozen. y sters. $. i 4 10 gal
on.
CHEK8K
A- eri ?n heese fancy g -a-’e. J r*. ng
p ; quotable a* follows; Single daisies.
.
longhorns. 26 V brick 25c. I m
hurger. 1-lb style. ?3 50 per dozen ,
•4xVis* domestic. .Dr: imported Roquefort.
COc; New York, white, 32c.
FRUITS.
Quotable Jobbing price* for No. 1 stock:
Pear*--Fancy, bushel basket*, Clatr
genus. $2.00. Howells. $175.
Oranges—-Navel*, extra fancy, per box.
$5.0006.50. Florid*. $6 0006.50; tanger
ines. $4 50
Grapefruit—Florida $3.1004.50.
Bananas—Per lh 10c.
Lemons—California extra fancy. $« ■' f*0
*50. fancy. $7 50 hi 4 00 chore. $7 00.
lime*. g*a count, carton $? "A
Cranberries—Extra fancy Howes. 33 qt.
■ iii l '»r 95 "0. - y it b $
Apples- In boxes: Extra fsnev 1>'U
* lolls. $■'•»'; Wine «; «. 14 Qn Jonathers,
*| 75; >{ it,;enberg». I" 51. Rome Be* u
ttoa. fancy, $2.75
Apples Ir baskets Wtoeaapa. $3 A0;
Roman Reautlev 12 75.
Antdes -In barrels Jonathans. $12
w nesaps 116.40; -Gen** *ns $7 Green
ing* $6.50; Hen Davie *7 *0.
VEGETABLE?
Quotable jobbing price* for No. 1 •• • k.
New Root*-- Carrot*. bushel basket.
$2 A0, beet*. $2.-0 : turnips $225.
S »x ee t Potatoes 7 a lb he: per" I ‘ 7
Porto Rico, crate. $3.50. Kansas. $3 0®
per bushel
Cucumber*—Hothouse, extra fancy, per
doten. $3 5A.
Pepper*--Green, market basket. 3Ar lb.
Onion*—Spanish. rrat* 45 lb*. $3 0®:
California whit*, in *a. k*. 6c lb red
glob*. In sacks. 4c lb : yell w. 4c. aouth
ern shallot*. 75c dozen bunches.
Old R«#ot*—-Beet*. turnips. !u sack* *c ,
lb rutabagas. 2^#c: carrot*, 3’v pars
nip*. 2Wc.
Splnarh Baaket, $1 75.
Cauliflower Per <r*je, $2 2'
Cabbage S^c per lb., crate*, 3c lb.;
new cabbage, market.
Hadlahea—Southern dnxen bunches. 7?c.
PeCatoee—R H. Ohio* in sack*. 1**6
lb . Idaho bakers. sack*. IS.50; seed
« »M,.« 6 ” ?3 rw*
Lettuce—Head, per crate. $5 00. r*r
doa fl 10: het house .*f. *
Celery Or con. fancy doten stalk*.
$1 , : 25 Florida $1.a«4M.5A. Florida,
rough. »rat*. $ 4 50; California, extra ,
fancy, crate f» a '.
FsTvlex Fer doa bun-he* IL01' .
. $ *
FLOUR.
Frlre* quotable round lot* (less than
tarload lets, fob Omaha, folloxix
First patent In 9' 1> N"» $1 " p 1 20
per bbl ; standard patent. $9 75 per bbl .
fa - V Clea- R « a • per ’ w b.: • or
yellow corntneal. f ,n per 10d lb*.
FEED.
Market quotable per ton. carload lota
f o h. Omaha
Digester Feeding Tankage - 66 per cent
! pro! e- n $ 5 AA.
Tlnminv Fee » White or - rllevx . f 4 ’
I Cottonseed Meal — 43 re- cent protein.
14 5A ^
Buttermilk t'onde« 4 fee-Vne, 16
t,! j lots 4$c pec lt> f .xke buttermilk.
|AA • » 1.000 lb* sc per ib
M Feeds Bran, standard
tfS ": bnxwn sbo‘‘,»> I f gr -x *hnrt*
tM PI fl..n m .I ■ e re.;.’ •
M0 "0 *i 40 I* . Ised ...'•* ' flour aid
feed. 7*' ffll Art *i . •.» per n
K.«| Shells D ied «'d X ‘"H'.I *. ,'0-lb
lacs t-»n ’•.is. $2 a • er '•'”
Alfalfa Meal Oh . e f t del. x e- x
ir. »>d hand bags ID L N"_ 1 prompt
delivery, second-hand i-•'<*. $7’ N.
prompt de'ix ejx *e ond end -s j.« $25
Heat :« \ •• Ml pi ot*in,
prompt. $47 1A
F1ET.D SEED.
Nominal quotations, per 1A6 pounds
fa 11 average > \1 •' f'»
;• <»'t ox eet cJox . . $9 A $ 1 ’ re.!
clover. I2.« An ft 25 • ' tlouith' f 4.$0 If 5. 56 ;
sxidan gr«»e. ft 750 4 25; . .Minn tx millet,
$1 .501 6«v Gorman mltet, * 7 600.3f
can#, $1 4001.65
II AY.
Fralrle ha' re elpts are f fa r 'olunre
Theie I* xery little *.«.x.l hav arrlx.-*
The demand '* fair for 'he beM gis«tes
and very light on • ommon and poor
nades Frb es et- . lx Alfalfa re«*e!p*a
f*i»- with the hulk .of a-vival* N«» 1
grades The demand i« lHctetl Dry
sound clean alfalfg is selling at present
oxidation* bul xxet. moldr atvl otbernlae
damaged alfalfa • xe v slow "Me Price#
at- un-hanged x«.l faith et4***!*
Nominal nuotallon*. oarload Ids
1 plan 1 Fralrle No. i flrtkAtMtSO.
No »« 6A« ' A A A N o. t $••••*
Midland F* slide No 1 f’« dll >'6
No 2 h »(M66 \. $ $• a- >,
l-oxx land Fralrle N»' 1 $ ’•ft $60; Ns
J. 6A <? 7 Art
\lf-xlf. t ho' e 114 660 10 66 No 1
$ 14 AA ft 17 no standard $ t»• No
» »
**r*xx x^als S xxlicut. 9 ' 0
7 SA
H IDE? Wv'Ol, TALL"W
Quotable pr. es dealers' a# * s and
*ele«‘t ixtna, iliHivereil:
Hides S*aa*»nshle (mired' DV and 9i
fro»en *» . bu l* . jxd *• v *» .:* 4c
nn>! ‘ u 1 <i•* 4. calf 1 r -.ml \ 4 ‘^ • ''h
13c an.l * i dei .»», 1 • ea- h b •
hoi**. 44 •'!» and I'1 «»•' h. p« ^".1
0In*A 01.TO each, x -lts. J5c #a h. h>'*
»h*«flng. 45c to SOf according to take off
wool. Unwashed. 35® 45c. . . ..
Wool- foil*. »1 6U ti ; 00 »»ch for fun
iwvnlod aklna. lamba »'■ to *1.00 '"Oh.
ah.arlnga, 41b- |o **•. • cnnullng to «**»
..*( an.I l.ngth of 'tod: clip., no
wool. unwaahed. 36U 45'
laMon No 1 7 . H_ tallow. No.
; \ gr»*», "• l> « '»»". * * '.
.allow greoae. Sc: brown grc»a». *»J*.
imvk era a l«0.6n P?r Ion; beef sr»*. *41)
per ton. Leeawax. -jc pei in.
Host<m Wool.
It at on Keb :7 1'he Cumtiun ul -
la. Ill "111 an \ tomorrow
rh« .."k.-i ba. boon . oil and prkt*
I are ten bard fl» wMn dlf f>.■»rft >*
caiatlng frcuuontly between dlfforri t
hour* a aa to tbo \«lu« of tha aani* oual -
, y *»f wool « ,
• Little new is heard from tn« wes ■
Hi,. g.)oit<i market 1* reportsd es
rltghtly ttrit^r, Buyers are «tiH l-ro
ceding camloualt. but evidently 'hey ...
f.iat becoming convinced «,f th* fact .nst
Kwoda are priced very low.
“The foreign market*.. Bradford
P*clally, are feeling better and It is b«
ileved that the bottom pnlnt has been
touched. New Zealand market* are a. b i
“Mobair Is rather quiet, but fafr y
The Commercial Bulletin will publish
the following wool quotations tomorrow.
ohm and Pennsylvania fleece* D-lakre.
unwashed. 66©67c; blood combing. 60
ftili . % blood combing *>U 0**
Michigan and New York flesrss: D»=*
lain- unwashed, 65® 54c; blood tin
washed. 60c. S blood combing, 6<®5*r,
>4 blood unwashed, 67®68c.
Wisconsin and Missouri snd s\erara
New England: S blood, 64tf6&c;
blood, t>6®»)7c; I* blood. -66c.
Scoured basis: ,, ,
Texas fine 12 months selecttd, fit
fin** H inapt! s, $1 r.f
rslifornla northern, $l,60®l.J.t tuiddls
county. 91.4001.46: •outhorn. *{ -**> ♦*•
Oregon, eastern. No. 1 stupie, >1 60. fine
and V M. combing -astern cloth
ing. $1 45; valley No. 1, 91.40® 1.4..
Territory: Montana and similar; f is
staple. choice. 91.00® 1.95; >» blo-d
! i omblng. Il.4i®>1.6«: S blood combing,
fl .50; * blood combing. $1 20©J -
Pulled. Jtelalne. 91.6K; AA 91.66; fins
A supers, fl 50; A supers. 9»;40gJ..45.
Mo ha It He* combing, 85©90c; belt
carding, 75©ti0e. ^
< iiirugo Stork*.
Quotation* furnished by *'
Co 2J4 Omaha National Hank building.
Phone* Ja ksnn 5187. 5188, M*9
Bid. A»*<ed.
Armour ft Co., 111.. pf«J-.?!
Armour ft <’o., Del. pfd. ;;
Edison Co. .]•!• *
i-u.lahy .JJJta 11 ’I
Deorc. pfd.JJ *■ M
Eddy Paper . 1* - .J
Libby .*. *«,
National Leather ■
Quaker Ost* .*»®
Iteo Motora .S ‘
Rmft ft t o. ... .in'* liv
bfiwt International . *• 4
Thomps-n . 4*f, i2
Wahl . - • * 11
Korolrn Kerim*#.- Haifa.
Following ar. today. r»t«« of *V *n_**
aq ' .impart with the par valuation.
! urnithed b: the I’eter* Nations1 b»n“as.
Par \ *1. Toda '
ftusifVim -AArt0‘*
iSI0*
c«ho%iov'.ku'.;* .«?*
Denmark . - -II”
Ki Hand . 4 J® 4'i*s
«!r,n*"j .;25 •#?«»
nii''* m .•««
Jugo-fHavia .$2 •?!•}
Sweden . •• -1 •-* J
Switzerland . .
Boston Wool.
Boston. Feb 27 -Although the wool
market in general remain* about un
changed. there still i* a little easing in
the final qualities However, trading 1*
*.» restricted that quotations rnuat be coo
side red somewhat nominal in about a»l
line*. Wools of fine and half-blood grad#
have been available at a little *2^*5
price. The lower qualities, such a* Fast.
In.ha wools and similar stock, ars hold
ing up. _
Oils and Ho*ln.
Ravaansh. «i* Feb 27. -Turpentine—
Firm. 9o. sales 31 bbl*.; receipts. • »
bbl*.; shipments. 147 bbls, stock, 8 8-*
bbls
Keeir Firm, sales. 6*1 na*\* rereip’a,
IL~. r»ak: abipm-nt*. 149 casus; stock,
i% 258 cask* , m ~
Quotations B Is *°._ Ih Ir
and o. 16 4 5 H »*»<•: h •••I* \V Vs iV
N $%.#0. \Mi. If.10; WW *9 30. X. *9 4A.
Chicago Hpot Market.
Chicago Feb 27.— Butter—Market ▼ery
firm; r-'eirt*. 7.014 tube: last > ear. *.248
•uns. ru n m. tra'-k 5 old. 7 nee ***/.*£;
43. . etandards 42 V- extra first*, 41©
*2e ftr/t*, 17q?3?'ic. *econd*. **5
33Qc; 69 a**..re. 4l«“; *6 score. 3,e.
Eggs- Market barely steady recelp s,
27.294 - ases; la** year. 17.”97 <~a*e»; car*
r.n tra 4.' -id 50 new, firsts. small
in- *, 29r are. 36c; dirt* 27c; checks,
26c.
Sen York Metal*.
Nev* York. Feb -5 «\»vp*r— Mar et
dun *.«• • Ho. spot -nd future*.
**li ' M .**! .e: *«? *1 : «nd n*ar.‘ J
56 37c future*, *6 »?c. "
Iron Market steady; unchanged.
I^ad - Market easy, spot. f.Ffil .k*.
7.in —Market e**v; Fast 8t. loOUi*. »pot
and future*. 7 3£ i? 7 42*
Antimony—Spot. 14 5vr,
4 hicago Potatoes.
Chicago. Feb 27.—Potstoea—Practically
no early trading *• 'oust weather, market
dull; receipt*, l&e car*; total l nited
State* shipments. 775 car*; Wia* on*.n
sacked round white* fancy, $1.20® 12e.
bulk fair 'quality II 10. Michigan sacked
russet rural* II 25.
4'hicnge Produce.
Chicago. Feb. 27.—Butter — Higher;
creamery extras 4 \ standard*. 4 2 He;
extra fir«t 9 41 fi 42c; fir*ta.
seconds, 33^35Hc.
F.ggs—Lower; rece:v« 2. .94 case*;
f!r*ta. 21c. ordinary first*. 28c,
New \ ork 4 oft***
New York. 5'eh 27—Cotton—npot: Mar
ket stead', middling 25.35c Future#:
Market closed stead' 1c higher to l«o
lower, March. 2.: "5 u2J l"c May. 2 Wf
25.35c July, 2*.l€© 25.6«c; October, 25."4
^ 25.06c, December. 25 0sff25.1Ac.
Kansas < It* Produce.
Kan*** City. Feb 2 7 -Eggs— le lower,
first*. 26c. selected, 23c.
Butter ♦’’•earner-. !o h’gher; 4.(04lc;
parking unchanged
Othe' Product* l*rchanged
New York 4 «»ttc*n
New York. Feb 27—The general eet
ton market closed steady net 1 point
hie'er to 17 points luwe
4 hl< agn Pssltrj .
Cl nr Feb 2 7. —Poultry Alive lew
er fowl*. 2«t'25 spring* 23c; rooste-*,
iSr. turkeys 23c. duck* 27c; geeae, 14c
New lark Rubber.
New York Feb 27 Rubber—Smoked
rit-.bed **iee’* *p 37 S1*
Swift ft Company
Union Stock Ynnt* Chienan
Dividend No. 157
rxridcnd of TWO DOLLARS HOC per ihv,on
th» ropitnl ,tncA of Swift A Cocnpon,, win bn
Slid on April 1. IMA to , took holder, of record.
nrch 10, IMA u shown on tho book* of thn
Oompnnj.
C. Jt. PEACOCK. iMrotwr
iavcGoodHaw
And Qean Stak
Cuticura\
/ > 'Vv'- Soap and Ointment I
Work WondrrsJ'
Try Otir «*Kmuring
\l>U Klhf WKNT Al| .J
Don’t Let That Cola
Turn Into “Flu”
Hub mi IiimhI 01*1 Musterole
That cold may turn lino "Hu,*
tlrippe or. even worse, Pneumonia,
unle.-s you take rare of it at » ■ -e,
Hul good old Musiendq 'll the o n.
posted purls and see hovr quickly tt
brings relief.
folds are merely congestion M a
terole. made from pure oil of mustard*
camphor, menthol and other simple
ingredient*. Is a counter irritant which
stimulates circulation ami helps break
up the cold.
As effective as the messy old tmi»
tnrd plaster, does the work without
blister.
Just rub It on with your (Inset Up*.
You will feel a warm tingle as !t en
ters the pores, then a cooling sensa
tion that brings welcome relief
To Mothers Mtwlerole is *I»a
made in milder form for
babies anil smail children.
\sh for 1 lllkipen's Mtisleridr
Soc and i,*c, in Jar*
Hcllrt than a imoiiril pla-ln
i