Nebraska Newspapers

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Tni3 OMAnA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
1001.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"What Trden Diipoted to Wait for In
dlcttioQi of Change.
MODERATE ACTIVITY IN CORN MARKET
J'nlrlr Oonil Rimlnenn In On(n irllli
A'nrrow llnnm? of Prlrra Pro l
Ion Open .sternly, lint Close
Dull nml Wrukrr.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-ln today's pcctilntlvc
placo on tho leading Hoard of Trade mar
kets conditions wcro not materially
changed, nlthough tho tendency was toward
caster prices. Wheat closed 11 uliailc, corn
fcc. otvtM So and provisions 7V4G12',c lower.
Wheat wad IrrcKUlnr with regard to
prices. Traders evinced a disposition to
await something distinctly Indlcatlvo of a
chntiKo In crop condition lieforo assuming
their stand. Outsldo business was conspic
uous by its absence, and to this was due the
declines which followed every advance.
Lours merely waited for them to unload
scattered lines. May opened HHUc lower to
unchanged at "nc to 76UT7fiSc. Inllucnced
comowhnt by a report that the Kansas
wheat 11 credit') would bo 7 per cent larKer
than last year, with tho plant In excellent
condition, Unlit northwest receipts nnd a
short-lived commission house demand sent
nervoiiH shorts to cover and .May rallied to
70ft7trc, That somo of this covering was
dun to tho expectation of a heavy world's
vlnlblo (lcereaso was shown by the slack
rcsponso tho market mado when the figures
wcro given out. This bulge tempted rea'l?.
Ing sales, nnd as tho trade was keeping an
cyo on tho declining com market May fell
off to "t!kc. At this a lending operator ab
sorbed "lo.noo bushels, bidding the market
hack to "tiijc In so dolus. It was during
this advanro that tho visible statement was
made, but tho failure of the crowd to follow
tho new leader showed how well they hail
calculated earlier. Moro long wheat whs
for nalo on this advance nnd May again de
clined, closing a shade down at 76',e. Aside
from tho business transacted tho llrst half
hour the Inula was restricted to local con
fined. Tho world's visible supply, according
to Hrudslrcot's, decreased $,tX,tm bushels
during tho PiHt week. Kxporters reported
12 loads taken. Heiiboard clearances In
wheat and Hour reached 11 total of 2fi.1,iiX
bushels, Primary receipts aggregated 4l5.ri
bushels, compared wltii fBO.WQ bushels the
corresponding day last year. Minneapolis
and Dtllilth reported 210 cars, against .'Hi
last week and b02 a year ngo. l,ocul re
celpls were !' cars, none of which wero
graded contract.
Moderatn activity characterized the corn
market during tho tlrst hour, but there
after tho market for this cereal ruled dull
nnd llvo wheat was bounded by tho pit. At
the start commission houses traded liberally
on both sides of tho fence, with the ncalplng
element working hit-and-miss at whichever
sldo seemed to offer a profit. Lending
operators wero anything but active, but
enough long stuff from scattered sources
enmo out to glvo tho market a declining
tendency nil day. Kvon with tho market
under -tin offerings wero liberal for somo
time, but ut W-o tho support was better
and tho close, though easy, showed somo of
tho loss regarding country offerings nnd
were moro liberal, though not large, (.'ash
trado was slow. May sold between ll'fcll
414 and 40?;n and closed s!ower at 42c. Re
ceipts wero ta cars. .12 of contract grade.
There wtm a fairly good trado In oats
within a narrow rnngo of prices. May sold
between 23o nnd 25HO and closed He lower
nt 2.".H1t2o?4C, tho corn market being an In
fluence throughout. At 234c commission
houses had numerous orders, but offering!!
were light. Receipts wero Its cars.
Provisions wero dull and weaker. The
opening was steady on light offerings and
n strong market at tho stock yards. The
rash demand continued among tho bullish
Items, and somo of the earlv buying was
said to bo for export, lint selling by packers
overcame bullish Inllueneo and the close
was easy. May pork sold between $14.1',;,
and "14.07 and closed 124o lower nt JH.Oi'A:
Jliiy !ard between S7.ASfi7.57H and S7.W) and
closed "Ho. down at S7.l7H7.nO: May ribs Ik-.
tween S7.1S and S7.07H. with the closo 7Hc de
pressed at S7.07H.
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 0
cars: corn, 293 enrs; oats, 153 cars; hogs, "6,
000 head.
Tho leading futures rnnged ns follows:
Artlclcs. Open. I High. T,ow. Close.l Yesy!
Wheat
Feb.
Mar.
May
Corn
Feb.
Mar.
May
Oats
Feb.
Mny
1'ork-
Fch.
May
l.ard
Mar.
May
July
ltll..
Fob.
May
Sept.
741.4 71";
-iWA 74J
wn- n
""mi, ""mi
sswi?; ""a?;
'Wiv.i ii'iiii
"7 53" "7'r.rV'
7 57H 7 57! 2
........ yj"
7 27H 7 27H
74H
7IHfl
7t4
40-v,
I
74U: 7414
74HS7IH'!-i,
20 '4
41 4!i
2lma;i2t(f?'i,
125JifOil2.-,iti
14 (10
14 2D
7 62H
7 57H
7 C2V5
7 10
7 13
7 20
13 !)0
14 07H II 07H
7 13
7 47H 7 m
7 53 7 63
7 02H
7 O714 7 07H
7 20 7 22H
No. 2.
Cash nuotnttons were ns follows:
FI.OI'R Dull and steady: winter patents.
M.nff3.M): straights, Kl.Sflfilt.W; clears. S2.noff
spring specials. S4.Sfv;M.3);.pntriitR, $3.m
C13.70' straights, WnOfCMW: bakers. I2.20fi2.rn
WIIKAT No. .1 spring, TO0f73?e; Nn, 2 red,
CORN No. 2, .".DUe: No. 2 yellow, SOHc.
OATH No. 2. 23S'2fie: No. 2 white, 37ifi
SS'je: No. 3 white, S7rt!Sc. ".-' .4H
RYE No. 2, 62e.
HARLKY Oood feeding, 47c; fair to
choice malting, MlfKio.
rllCKDS-Klux. No. 1. Sl.ffiHi No. 1 north
western. Si.t"3. I'rlmo timothy, J4.40. Clover,
contract grnde. S11.
PROVISIONH-Mess pork, per bbl., $13.03.
Lard, per loo lhs., $7.40. Short ribs sides
(loosel. S7.43iii7.no. Dry salted shoulders
(boxed), -S7.IKW7.23. Short clear sides
(boxed). Sli.25fifi.50.
WHISKY Hasls of high wines. $1.27.
aiTOAHS-Cut loaf, fl.23c; granulated,
i.i2c: ronfectloncrs A. 5.5!)c: off A, 5.44o
Tho following nrs the receipts and ship
ments today:
Articles. Receipts, Shipments.
Flour, bbls 32,000 20,000
"Wheat, bu 7S.00O 31 mv)
Jorn, bu 5ts,ono 227 000
Oats, bu 105,000 160.000
ttye, bu fi.non j,(i.o
Unrlcy, bu 51 ,000 uio
On the Produce exchange todny the but
ler market was quiet: creameries. 15ff23Uc:
dairies, lofflOc. Cheese, quiet nt lOUffll'lc.
Kggs, active; fresh, 17Hc.
3VUW YOIUC (JUMMtAI, MARKKT.
fluotntlon
Vnrlnus
li.M; m-f.s, S'fABP.dOi beef hams, SlV50f?
.00: tinrknl it fwHi 10 HO; nrlrn tndln mess.
SH.WfM'l.O''. Cut meats, steady; pickled bel
lies, S7.S7Hffi."i; idckled shoulders, $.
fi.28; plcklpd hums, sn.0OTi0.2S. Iird, easier;
western steamed, $7.7714; refined, steady;
continent, S7.03; South America, ts.CO; com
pound, S3.Wflf.C2H. I'ork, dull; family,
St6.(i04fl6.M; short clear, $U.751J1.5); mess,
5H.n04ll.75,
IlKMi- Stemly; domestic, fair to extra, 3'i
iflf.Uc; .latian. lfITic.
HI'TTBIl Itecel)ls, ll.OSI pkgs.: stcHily:
fresh creamery. I7f2lc; Juno creamery, 15
20H'i factory, IKlfic.
CHKKHi: -Receipts. 2,632 pkgs,: tlrml
fancy, lant'', colored and white, lO'itniHc;
fancy, small, colored, 12Ufil2Hci fancy,
sinnll. white, 12f(l2U'.
ICOOH Receipts, PWrt pkgs.: Irregular:
western, ul mark, 17iyl8c; southern, at
mark, 175il7',4c.
POTATOKS Steady: Jerseys, $1.25fil.in;
New York, $1,504(1.75; Long Island, 1.504J
1.87',4i Jersey sweets, $1.75112.5'). . .
PKANUTS Steady; fancy hand-picked,
4Mifie; other domestic, Rc,
TAliLOW-Steady; city, iic; country, 4'4
a5ViC.
POt'IrilY-Allvc, easy; fowls, 10c; chick
ens, 9Hc; turkeys, lOHci ducks, MffSOc per
pair. Ursseil, slow but steady; turkeyc,
DHfillHe: chickens, SftlOc.
MICTAI-S-I)eiiplte tho fact thnt tin In
London was 12d better, selling at 121 15s fid,
and futures at i:KVm, owing to light
speculative manipulation, the market for
tin went off 25 points and ruled quite wenk
throughout the session, partly duo to an
absence of speculative Interest and partly
to tho heavy- arrivals nt this port jf Ir.te.
The closo was easy at $2i5.50fCt5.SO. lead In
lotulon renched the lowest level for many
years, when It touched 13 13s fid, nt which
figure It closed weak in tone. Locally,
however, lead was dull and unchanged at,
SI.07H, with small lots reported at that
price. Copper remnlns dull at $17 for Luko
Superior and tifi.fiJH for casting ami -'cc-trolyllc.
At London prices wero 7s Cd lower,
spot closing at 70l0s, Spelter was a shado
easier, but very quiet all day at old prices.
OMAHA WIIOI.ICHAI.M MARKETS.
Condition of Trntle nnd Quotations
1111 Staple nnd Fancy Produce.
KOrtS Receipts Increasing; good stock
weak at IfifiltiHc.
liivti ruririiY Hens, ic; young,
lucks, BV4
of (he Day on
Conunodltli-s.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2i.-FLOUR-Rccelpts,
23,m bbls,: exports, fi,545 bbls,; fairly active
S."!iJL,f,u'y! "iichanged: winter straights.
S3.45fT-XEO: Minnesota patents, SI.10ifl.S0:
Minnesota bakers, $.l.(XVfi.3.i; winter patents.
S3.t&524.00: winter extras, S2.50W2.S5; winter
low grades. S2.45ff2.00. Ryo Hour, nulct: fair
to good. S2.S0Ji3.15; choice to fancy, S3.254
8.50. Ruckwheat Hour, dull at S2.10fl2.15.
ntiricwiiicAT-nuii at coatsc. 1. f..
New York.
CORNMICAI-Qulct; sales, 1,000 Int.; yel-
l3Wr'?tern 9:i c,t"' 91c! Hrandywlne,
S2.45fI2.60.
RY1C Steady: No. 2 western, file, f. o. b..
nflont; state, 6V(j.',7e. e. I. f carlots.
HA RLlCY-lCasy; feeding. 4fic, c. I. f Nov
York: malting, 02fi70e.
HARUCY MAIr-Ullll; western, 63ih72c.
WHICAT-Recelpts. 35,100 l.il.; exports.
fi.110 bu. Spot, quiet ami easy; No. 2 red.
70HP, olovator; No. 1 northern, nuluth.
S7c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard, Duluth
Oi'ie, f. o. b., atloat. Options opened easy
under disappointing cables and lack of
publlo support, rallied on covering, follow
ing predictions of Urndatreet's world's vis
ible supply statement, but again turned
easier on lower pressure, owing to disap
pointing oxpori neniaiui, anu closed easy
with prices Ho not lower. Moreh, 79,fi
70l4e. closed at 73.o: Mnv. KiHtflivn 7.1.'...
closed SO'.ic; July, 7a5r79TAc, closed at 7'j7iLc'
CORN-Recelpts, 213,512 bu,; oxporls, '40,.
jm nil. noi, nun Mini weaa; so, .-, ixc, do
vator. and 47T4e. f. o. b.. atloat. (ihIIiku
opened ensy with wheat and upder nnsatls
factory cables partially rallied on local cov
ering, but iigaln eased off nnd closed weak
nt a net loss of Jo to a rlso of He. March
closed ut 4SHo: May, 46'.ifj'4Ci.jC, closed at
46Ho: July, 45!itf45Hc
OATS Receipts. 140,182 bu. Spot, quint
nnu nrm; rso, jiu; isu. . wane, juc; no,
3 white, 32Hc: track mixed western, 2ofi304c,
Options opened Inactive and nominally
Bteady.
HAY Steady: shipping, 77HSMc; good to
ennico, lHOi'oe.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choleo.
1900 crop. 17tf20c; l&lto, 115fl5c: old olds, f
to: j'aenic coast, crop, nuivc; iktj, uu
16c: old olds. 2fi"K.-.
HiniCS-Steady: Oalveston, 20 to 25 lbs..
lSHfflOa: Callfornln, 21 to 25 lbs,, li)c; Texas
drv. 21 to 30 lbs,. 15c.
IdCATHRR Firm: hemlock sole. Huenos
Ayres. light to heavyweights, 2iu-c; acta,
"lUfWtUc.
TALLOW Quiet: city (S2 tier nkg.L 4;c:
country (pkgs. free), 4H05Hc.
I'ROViaiONS-Deef, cjulsf; family, JILW
stnggy and old roosters, 3fJGc: ill
W7e; geese, 0Hi(7c; turkeys, i7Hc.
FRICSI I DRKSSiCU POtH,TRY-l
roosters, 4fjr'; ducks, SiifjSo, gcesc, SHilJc;
turkeys, liyioc.
OAMl'C Mallard ducks, per doz.. J3.0oiO
3.50i teal. $1.60fjtl.75; mixed. $1.5001.75: Jack
rabbits. Sl.25fll.50; cottontails. !0cfj$1.10.
BtJTTICR-Oommon to fair, 12Hc; choice,
13f(14c: sejiarator, 22c.
FRICSH OYSTICRS-Flrst grade, solid
packed. Now York counts, per can, 3Sc: ex
tra, selects, lec; stundnrds, 25c: medium,
20c. Second grade, slayk tilled, Now. York
counts, per can, 30c; extra selects, 20c;
standards, 20c; bulk standards, per gal.,
S1.25.
FllO.lCN FRICSH FISH-Rlack ass. 10c:
white bass, 10c: bluclls',, 11c; -niilhcads, 10c;
bluo fins, 7c, catfish, 12c; cod, He; cropplc,
10c; clscoes, Sc; nallbut, 11c: herring, 4'u
Cc; hnddock, tie; mackerel, 20c: cercn, b't
7c: pickerel, 7c; pike, 9c; red snnpper, 10c;
salmon, 14c; sunflsh, 5c; smelts, 10c; trout,
10c; whlteilsh. Sc.
PIOICONS-Uve, per Joz., $1.
VEALS-Chotce. D7:rs.
HAY-Prlco quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
SS.60; No. 1 upland, JS; mcdlut $7.50: coarse,
7. Ryo straw, $5.60. Thcs orlccs are for
hay of good color nnd quality. Iemnd
fair. No choleo hay on tho market. Re
ceipts. 2 ears,
OATS-No. 3 white, 2SHc
CORN No. .1, 35c.
13RAN-SH.50.
VEGETABLES.
SPINACH-l'er bu. box, 90cQ$1.00.
CUCUMBERS Hot house, per doz., $1.503
2.00, as to size.
PARSNII'JJ-Pcr. bu.. 00.
Tt'ltNIPS-Per bu. bnsket, 50c
BEETS Per bu., 40c.
CARROTS Per bu 40w.
LETTUUIC-Per bu. 4043c
RAUISIIICS-Per doz.. ;c.
PARSLEY Per doz. Vc.
POTATOES Per liu., 00fJ53c; Idaho, per
bu., ic.
SWEET I'OTATOES-Per bbl., $2.
CAHHAOE Holland seed. liffcc.
TOMATQES California, per C-baskct
crate. Sl.hu.
ONIONS Native, per bu., $1; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2Hc
CELERY California, as to size, 50075c;
Knlamazno, i.VyKi:.
CAULIFLOWflR-Callfornla, per croto,
"BEANS-Wnx, per bu $3.50; string, per
bu.. $3.25.
EGO PLANTS Per bu. box. $3.
PKPPERS-Fer bu box. $2.60.
FRUITS.
STRAWHERRIICS-Florldn, per qt.. 45c.
GRAPES Malaga, per keg. SC.50S9.00.
APPLES-Per bbl., SI; Washington, por
bu. box, Sl.UO.
CRANBERRIES Bell nnd Bugle. $9 per
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., $8.50; per crate, $3.25.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANUES-Calllornln seedlings, $2,00
$2.25; navels, $2.7nf3.23.
LEMONS-Californln, extra fancy, $3 26;
choice, $2.75.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
$2.GWtt2.50,
FIOS Cnllfornla, now cartons, 73c; lay
ers, k")o: Imported, per lb., 13fJ15c.
DATES Persian, In CO-lb. boxes, S'llrs, Co
per lb.; Halloween. 6Hc ucr lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES No. 1 green. Cc, No. 2 green, 3C,
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 6c: No. 1 veal
calf, S to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15
lbs., Cc: dry hides. S13c; sheep pelts, 25
7c; horso hides. $l.LOfl2.23.
NL'TS-Engllsh walnuts, per lb.. 13c; fil
berts, uer lb. 13c: almonds, tier lb.. 18a20c:
raw peanuts, per lb,, 5y-3l,,c; roasted, 0V4itf
7Hc; Brazils, 13c; pecuus, 1012c; cocoanuts,
cuch 4Hc.
SWEET CIDER rcr bbl.. $4.50: ncr V.
bbl., $2.75.
HONEi Colorado, per 21-scctlon enso, $4.
St. I.oiiln Ornlu mill Provisions.
ST. LOIMS. I'"eb. 2fi, WHEAT-No. 2 red.
cash, elevator. 7:t',fee; track. 75fj75Hc; May,
i4,i'fi7l,4P; July. 73c; No, 2 hnrrt, 72c.
(..uit.-s t.owcr; Ao. -i casn, mmc; iracK,
O'ifi.-.OHc: May, :7M(33c; July, K9c.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 2GHc; track,
:7fi27!lc: Muy. 2ti'.ic: July. 25!tc: No. 2
While. 2SHc.
RYE Better; 62Hc.
FLOl'R-Dull: imtents. $3.553.7o: extra
fancy mid straight. $3.203.10: clear. K.'MO
2.90; low grades, $2.20fi2.6o.
S1C1CDS Timothy, ntcady; average re
celtils. $4.0ifil.25: nrlme. worth moro and
Inferior less. Flax, steady. Sl.ti2 bid,
CORNMICAL-Steady, $2.(6.
BRAN Finn; sacked, east track, 73Hc,
IIAY-Steudy; timothy. $7.50fil2.60: nrnlrle.
$S.fVft 10.60.
WHISKY Steeily. $1.27.
IRON COTTONf IES-$t.20.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
HAOOING 7t(7ic.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady: lobhlng.
$14.60; Lard, lower at $7.22H- Dry Kilt
meats, steady; boxed lots, extra shorts,
$7,121.!.; clear ribs. $7.25: clear sides. S7.37IA.
Bacon, steady: boxed lots, extra shorts,
$7.S7H: clear ribs, $S.12H: clear sides, $8.25.
METALS Lead, firm; $(.22H- Spelter,
dull; $I.32H.
POl'LTRY-Steady; chickens, 7'f(7Hc; tur
keys. rHf(7Hc; ducks, 9c; geese, 3fjGc.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, 16S2c;
dairy, HfjlSc.
l.'iOn Lower; llvic.
RICCEIPTS-I'"!our. 9.000 bbls.: wheat. 42.-
000 bu.; com. 13fi,ii) bu.; onts. 66.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 12.0U0 bbls.; wheat,
89,000 bu.; com, 83.000 hit.; oats, 15,000 bu.
Iiivcriionl (Srnln nml Pro vlnloim.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 26. WHEAT Hrint.
dull; No, 2 red western, winter, 5sllV4d;
ivo. 1 uortnern, spring, hssci; wo, 1 '.'all
fornla. 6s2d. Futures, steady: Mnrch.
5s HHd; May, f.s Hil.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, now,
3sl0',4d; American mixed, old, 3s llVid, Fu
tures, steady; March, 3s9Hd; May, 3s9Hd;
July, 3s8T4d.
I'EAH Canadian, quiet ut as 7',id.
HOPS-At London (Pacific coast), 4JT
4 15s.
FLOUR-Steady; St. Louis fancy winter,
Ss fid.
PROVISIONS-Beef. extra India mess.
easy at 1h. Pork, tirlino mess western,
easy at ftls. Hums, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs.,
nii'iiuy 111 hh. 1, urn, primo western, in
tierces, firm nt 3s9d; American refined. In
nulls, tlrm at IBs fid. Bacon. Ilrm; Cum
berland cut. 26 to 30 lbs,. 13s 9d; short ribs,
16 to 24 lbs., 42s; long clear middles,
light, 28 to 31 lbs,, 41s Cd; long clear middles,
heavy, 40s; short elenr backs, 16 to 20 lbs.,
SSsfid; clear hellion, II to 16 bs 43s Cd.
Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs,, quiet at
36s 3d.
I! t'TTJCR Finest United States, dull nt
ims; goou I'nueu states, easy at 73s,
CHEESE Quiet; American tlnest white,
4Rs; American llnest colored. 50s.
Receipts of wheat during tho Inst three
dnys. 68.000 centals, Including 67,000 Ameri
can, Receipts of American corn during tho
hist three days, 77,800 centals.
I'lilliinlililn Product Market.
PHILADELPHIA. l.Vli. 56 HIlTTI.-n
Finn and good demand; fancy western
creamery nun prints, sic; rancy nenrDy
prints. 25c.
LGOS lo lower; fresh nearby, western
nnd houthwcslern. 18c; fresh southern, 17c.
CHEESE-Steady; New York full creams,
fancy small, ll'ie; New York full creams,
inn i" ciiincu, ivvtaiiuca
Kkiihiu (.'It)- Ornli. nml Pro vlalona.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 20. WI I EAT May
67'ic: cash. No. 2 hard, lJi70o: No. 3. 67!'
fiSo: No. 2 red. 70fi'7H4e: No. 3. 6S70,ic
CORN May, 37'-ie; cash. No. 2 mixed, 1GH
iujiio: iso. z wnitp, 37'4c; no. 3, arc.
OATS-No. 2 white, -27fjf27Uc.
iivi.' v,i rj
EGUS Weak; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, I5c doz., loss off. cases returned; new
whltewood eases Included, H" more.
HAY Choice timothy, $10.50! choleo
lirnlrle, $S.fOf)9.00.
BUTTUR-Croomery, 17fJ20ci dairy, fancy,
16c.
RICCICIPTH-Whent, CO.800 bu.; corn, 32.0O.J
Int.; oats. U" bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 76,000 bu.j corn, 13,
C) bu.j oats, 6,000 bu.
Toledo (irnln nnd Seed,
TOLEDO. O.. Feb. 26. WHICAT-Dull nnd
lower; cash, 79ej May, 78'ic: July, iPUc
CORN-Qulot; ensh, 40Uc: May, 41-4c.
OATS-Steady; cash, 2Sc; May, 2fric.
RYE 62Hc.
CLOV1CR SEED Firm; 1S93 prime. $6.40;
Mnrch, $6.97H.
Mlitttcniioll AVJirnt, Flour nml llrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 26. WHICAT-Cnsh.
74ff7IHc; July, 75Hfi75?icj on track. No. 1
hard, "60: No. 1 northern, 74c; No. 2 north
ern, fHf(70Hc
FLOUR-Unchnnged.
BRAN In bulk, S12.25Q12.60.
Peoria .llnrUrt.
PEORIA, Feb. 26.-CORN-Easlcr; No. 2,
SSHc.
OATS-Stcndy; No. 2 white, 27ic, billed
through.
WHISKY-On thobnsls of $1.27 for fin
ished goods.
.MllnniiUce (Srnln 3lnrkct,
MILWAUK1CE. Feb. 26. - WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 75Hi(7CHc; No. 2
northern. 72f73c.
RYE Dull; No. 1, 63Uc.
BARLEY Quiet; No. 2, 57fJ5Sc; snmple,
!5fj5IHc
MOVICMn.TH IX STOCKS AMI BONDS.
I.nrnc ProiMirtlon of IlenlliiKN In
Stocks Is ('entered III Sterl.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26. A large proportion
of tho dealings In tho stock market again
centered In tho steel stocks,
The ofllclnl statement Issued by the bnnk
Ing house having tho negotiations for con
solidation In charge, giving tho terms of ex
change for the securities of the present
companies Into those of tho new company,
dashed all the speculative enthusiasm over
the steel stocks. The effect was tho moro
remarkable In thnt the terms ofllcinlly nn
nounccd were found In several cases to
closely conform to those conjectural figures
which havo beyn current for several days
past.
With tho exception of nil upward dash In
one or two of the steel stocks Just ut the
opening there wus nn strength manifest lu
tho group during tho day. It was 11 few
minutes after tho opening, In fact before
tho ofllclnl statement was given out, 'I he
contrast between tho volatile effervescence
and tho speculative spirit yesterday, and
In tho tlrst few minutes of trading today,
with tho sober quietude of the trading
bnsed on calculations with pencil and paper
after the actual stnte of affairs became
known wns a glowing commentary on 'he
fascination of the unknown for the specula
tive temiiernment. This llrst fact to 11 1
tract tho attention of the speculators that
the price level of the existing stocks did not
consist with tho relative benefits they wero
to receive from tho exchange. This led to
a spurt of arbitrage dealings to adjust the
price level on a consistent basis. Amerlcnn
Hoop benefited by the operation, while
Steel nnd Wire wns a sufferer. But It was
evident that tho Insiders who have had time
for mnture cnlcu'nttnn had done their buy
ing, while the outsiders were not Inclined to
Jump to conclusions In so vast a problem.
As all of the stocks get from par to 125 per
cent of tho new securities In the exchange,
with additional lieueflts In somo cases. It Is
clear that on a basis of equal value for tho
properties concerned lu the consolidation
the highest-priced is National Tube, which
sold last night at 106, while tha lowest Is
American Hoop, which sold Inst night nt
S3H.
Of the common stocks tho highest Is Tin
pinto, which so'd last night at 69, and the
lowest Is American Hoop, which sold ut 35,
There wns much calculation over the prices
of tho new securities, but so far as known
there wero no denllnss "when Issued."
There were a. few railroad stocks which
were notably strong. In view of the greater
Importance of the dealings In tho steel
stocks nnd' their need of support tho as
sumption Is not a violent one thnt n pur
pose to sustain the general market had
something to do with tho advance In some
railroad stocks. St. Paul was the most
notable example of strength, rising nt one
time 6'i points over Inst night. The South
ern railway stocks, Missouri Pacific nnd the
Pacifies and western railroad stocks gen
erally gave evidence of firmness,
Today's strength lu the tobacco stocks
continued, American Tobacco rising 3, Of
the steel stocks Steel nnd Wire was most
under pressure, dropping nt the Inst 4H be
low last night, after being vigorously sup
ported ubout 41. Tlnplntn got back to last
Thursday's closing level, but rallied a point,
showing a net loss of t. National Tube is
31,4 lower and the preferred 3s lower tbnn
lust night. Federal Steel loses 24. Amer
lcnn Hoop, Tlnplato and the Nntiounl Steel
stocks aro tne only ones mat do not show
losses.
Railroad bonds tended lower In some
stocks. Total sales stock, par value, $2,610,
000. United Stntcs 4s ndvanccd V In the
last call.
rhe lollowlng arc tho closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do pm
Bnltlmoro a O...
Canadian Pac...
Camilla So
Central Pacific...
Cues, Ohio....
Chicago O. W...
C. B. .t O
Chi. Ind. .i L. . . .
do pfd
Chicago A- IC. Ill,
C. A- N. W
C, R. 1. P
C. C. C. & St. L.
Colorado So
do 1st niil
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. L. k W
Denver & R. (J..
do Mil
Erie
do It Dfd
Ot. Nor. nfd
Hock ne Knnl ...
Hocking Volley.,
Illinois central.,
lown Central ...
K. C P. & O...,
Lake Erin & W.
do pfd
Luko Shoro
L. & N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central ...
M. & St. L. pfd
Mo. Pncllle .. .
Mobile fk Ohio..
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ..
N. Y. Centrnl ..
Norfolk tc W...
do pfd
No, Paclllo
do nfd
Ontario & W...
Ore. Ry. ,1 Nav
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
66
(.
87
P6'4
KM
39U
IK-V
1 14:)r
2f'H
1H
172
123
48
119
191
roL
27"i
v.u
IS
47U
131V
26'
ivn
41
11
2101,
92V(
117
IfiOli
17
78
'SB
1"S
. 20
62',
153
,1I3"
. !5T,
. S3T,
, Si-;
, 31K
, 42
, 76
.149
Reading
do 1st tifd
do 2d nfd
Rio O. W
do nfd
St. L. & H. F
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
St. L. Soutbw...
do nfd
St. Paul
do nfd
St. P. Omaha.
So. Pacific
So. Railway
do nfd
Tex. fi Pacific ..
Union Paclllc ...
do nfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheel. & L. IC.
do 2d nfd
National Biscuit.
do prd
National Lend...
do pfd
National Steel ..
do pfd
V. Y. Air Brake,
No. American ..
Pacific Const ...
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Pacific Mall
People's Gas ....
Pressed 8. Car..
do pfd
Pullman P. Car,
S. R, & T
Sugar
do nfd
Tenn. Coal & I.,
l S, Leather..,
do pfd
U. S. Rubber ...
do pfd
Western Union..
Amnl, Copper .,
Republic 1. & S.,
do pfd
P. C. C. & St. L
so
70'4
40a;
65
93
si a
6.-.U
25',
6,1 R
I52H
1894
126
4t4
24-!
77'i
27-1i
8SV
Mi
17".
29'
13H
30H
15
46U
101
15
101
154
22 H
63
SS
fii
39
100
25?
7H
197
4
133T&
120
63'
U"4
61
. 20
I"i0
86i
MH
14
, 4?H
. 5S
Nut York: Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26-MONEY-On call,
steady at IVtd'i per cent; prime merenntllo
paper. 3Mlv1li per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with nc
tuul business In bnnkers bills nt JI.ST'.ifc
4.87?h for demand and $4.S39f4.84 for .dxty
days; posted rates, $4.8IHfj4.83 nnd $1.88;
commercial bills, $4.S3f I.83H.
SILVER-Oertltlcutes, 61HClc; bar, 61c.
Mexican dollars, 4SHc.
BONDS Government, firm; state, inac
tive; rullroad, weak.
Tho closing prices on bonds today aro ns
follows;
U. S. ref. 2s, rcg,.10.VH
do coupon 105
do 3s, reg Ill
do coupon 111H
do now 4s, reg.l37H
do coupon 137
do old 4s, reg.. 11 1
do coupon HI
do 6s, reg 114
do cqyon Ill
D. ot t, J Cos.... 123
Atch, gen, 4s POT,
do .idj, 4s 92
Camilla So. 2s.. Ill
L. CC I J. IftH Ilflri
Mo 5s J 2H1
C. fc IS. W. C. 7s.. 110
do S. F. deb. 5s, 12 1
Chicago Ter. Is.. 97
Colorado So, Is., 81
D. & It. G. 4s.... 102
Erlo general 4s.. S3'4
1.'. v. n. n. tu Fr
Gen. Electrln 5s,.161H
la. Central Is.... 110
L. & N. tint. 4s,. 101
M., K. & T. 7S
do 4s 97
N. Y. Centrnl Is
.1 1 Iran r.a
No. Paclllc 3s..!!
do 4s
N Y C & S L 4s..
N. W. con. 4s,
Oregon Nav. Is..
do 4s
Jregon S, L. 6s..
ill, nnnunl f.n
fteadlliK- gen. is
in n w. i
HI I, it I M c. Ss
St 1, & H 1' g. UJ
St. Paul cons...
St P, C & P Is.,
tin Km
So, Pacific 4s...
So. Railway 6s.
H. II. .V T. !).!.. .
lex, As l'ac. Is, .
tn ?m
Union Pacific 4s.
Wabash is
do 2s
Wt Rliori, 4m..
Wis. Central 4s.
Va. Centuries .
.107
ntH
71H
10V i
10s
102
109
104U
.H6H
. 93
.10.
.116
120H
8
154
.11!
.120N4
. 92V4
.1151J
H7H
. 95
.106
i-MVi
.1011
.115'i
. 88
. 95H
Offered.
ForelKii I'liiiiiiclnl,
BERLIN, Feb, 26. Tho weekly statement
oi inn iihiik oi vtermauy snows 1110 ioiiow-
ing ennuges: rnsii in liauil, increased 23,
640.000m: treasury notes, lncreaspil S2 30.).
OOOm; uther securities, decreased, 25,800,0o0in;
iioies in circiiuiiion, uecreaseii a.iiu.ijixim
Exchnngo on Loudon. 20m 49ufes for checks
Discount rates: Short bills. 214 ner cent;
three-months bills, 3H per cent. The ratu
or discount. 01 tne imperial uann of Ger
many wns reduced from 0 to 4H per cent
today.
LONDON, Feb. 26.Tho amount of bullion
lUKeu into me iiiinu 01 Hiigiantl on Iihp
nnco today was 23,000. Simnlsh 4s. 71.12U
Gold premiums aro quoted; Buenos Ayres,
129.10; Madrid. 37.15; Lisbon, 42; Rome, M.2H.
PARIS, Feb. 26.-1 p. m.-Three per cent
rentes, ln2f 22Hc for tho nccotint, Exchange
on London, Wf 23c for checks. Spanish 4s,
72.22"..
Ronton Slock UuolHtlons.
BOSTON, Feb. 26.-Cnll loons. 31I3H per
cent; tlmo loans, SHWI I'er cent. Ofllclal
closing:
A.. T. & 8. F..
do pfd
Amer. Sugnr ...
do pfd
Amerlcnn Tel...
Boston & Alb'y
C. B. & Q
Dominion Coal.,
do pfd
Federal Steel ..
do nfd
Fltohtnirir ofrf .
Gen. Electric ..
no prd
Ed. Elec. Ill
Mex. Central ...
N. IC. u. jc. n.
Old Colony
nn nonunion ,,
Rubber
Union Paclllc ..
union Land ....
RW
. X7
.135H
.120
.161H
.251 H
, .!
.109 4
. 46' i
. )
.1424
.210
.210
. 17
. 13H
.200
:Sg
. 3
West End
Westlngh. Elec.
Atchison Is
N. E. G. & C. 5s
Adventure ......
Bingham M. Co
Amnl. Copper ..
Atlantic
Boston Mont
Butte & Boston.
Cnl. & Hecln..
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola .
Parrot ,.
Qulncy ..
Santa Fo
Tntnarnek
Utah Mining
Winona
Wolverines .
Cop..
91
P5H
loin
fiSU
2l'fi
20g
3tt
11
860
. 60
. SS
. 4H
.174H
''it
.1V
. 33
.' 53H
Asked. Bid.
.Nerv York Mining; Slocks,
NEW YORK. Feb. 26. The following nro
quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con 20
AUco 40
Breecn 140
Brunswick Con.. 4
Comstock Tun. ..100
con, Cnl. & Va.. 61)
Deadwood Ter.. .115
Horn Silver 63
Iron Silver 5
Lcndvlllo Con... 14
Little Chief ..,
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ...
Standard
t,l-5
.. 73
.. 8
,. 10
. 10
.. 10
,. 25
. 65
.421
London Stock ((flotations.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-1 p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money.... 97 9-161
110 account.. ..97 9-16
Aicnisou 0714
Canadian Pne . . m
Ht. Paul 152'.
N. Y. Central. ...147U
Erlo 28H
do 1st pfd (Hi 4
Heading
Nn. Pacific pfd
V.V. "ul ID.''kli0. I'llClllC p
Illinois Centrnl.. 13lHIOrnnd Trunk
Lonlsvlllo 91','Annconda ...
Union Pacific ...59 IRand Mines
15H
fof
9
41
BAR BILVHR-Dull nt 2S"i,d per ounce.
MONEY 455 ner cent. The rnto of dis
count lu tho open market for short bills
Is 3fT3 tier cent: for three months bills.
3 por cent.
Itnnk Clearing;.
OMAHA. Feb. 26 Clparlncs. li.063.321;
corresponding day Inst year, $916,226; In
crease, $147,098.
, CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-Clcarlngs, $21,763,102;
ba'unces, $1,838,518: posted exchnnge, $4.S3
4.88: New York exchnnge. 15c discount.
or. lAirm, i-on. 20. Clearings, Jjxju.mc
balances, $816,149; money, 5(86 por cent; New
York exchange, par bid. 10c premium nsked.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 26. Clenrlncfl.
$20,814,731: balances, $2,172,072.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 26.-Clearlngs, $5,003,
576; balances, $141,088.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Clearlngs, $230,623,
503; balances, $10,977,289.
Huston. Ken. 20. Clearings, $21,6.12,701;
balances, $1,952,987.
CINCINNATI. Feb 26 (.lenrlnes. 11(11..
450. Now York exchange. pt. Money. 3it6
per cent.
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26. Todny's state
ment of tho treasury balances In Jie gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
reBervo In the division of redemntion.
shows: Available, cash balance, $115,8,E62;
Ki'li'i iO,OL,WJ,
CoUnn Mnrkel.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-COTTON-The
market declined early todny and at best
speculation wus of the fag-end order, with
professional operations comprising the bulk
of It. Sentiment from the stnrt favored
'ower prices, though shorts were held In
check by fears of a bull movement nbrond,
whero prices held 140 points above a parity
with values here. Liverpool exhibited a
llrmcr undertone at the tlmo of our opening
than seemed Justified by tho closo here yes
terday. First sales reflected a barely steady
market, with' prices 1 point higher to 2
points lower, with the adjournment of the
call weakness developed nnd not until May
had dromicd to 8.93c was there 1111 v rIuiih nf
a rally. Thereafter the market followed nn
erratic course, advancing to 9c for March
on flurries of pintll-tnhlng by tho room
scalping clement, later falling to S.93c under
spurts of general selling nnd then closing
near tho high point on short covering. TI19
English market conformed to our relapse
before closing 'nnd "sent a few selling ordors
here. Buying of- near shorts by export
bouses served to keep shorts within reason
able bounds during tho session, but fnllcd
to niter bearlslvconvlctlons. Tho seml
weekly Interior town 'movement was about
as expected, whllo receipts for tomorrow
were estimated at larger amounts than
generally anticipated, Tho close was steady,
with prices net unchanged to 9 points
higher, the latter on near months. In tho
last few minutes. Spot closed easy; mid
dling upland, 9Hc: middling gulf. 9Hc; sales,
100.000 bales. Futures closed stendy; Feb
ruary, S.9Sc; March. 8.9Dc; April, 8.91c; May,
8.97c; June, 8.90c: July, 8.97c; August, 8.65c;
Sentember. 8.21c: October. 8c: November.
7.51e; December, 7.89c.
NliW UHLUANH, KCb. 26. COTTON
Easy; snles, 3,150 bales; ordlnnry. 7 l-16c;
good ordinary. 7c: low middling, 8c; mid
dling, 9Hc, good middling, 9 7-16c: mldd'lug
fair. 974c, nominal; receipts, 9,713 bnles;
stock, 3iM,03ri bnles. Futures, steady; Feb
ruary, 8.9lo bid: March, 8.99fi9c: April, 8.97
8.9!c; May. S.yWifi.Ofio; June, 8.94ff8.96c; July,
8.95f(S.96e; August. 8.iMflS.fi2c; September, 8.11
f(8.13c; October, S,754i8.77c; November, 7.67
7.60c.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 26.-COTTON-Spot.
moderate business; prices, l-32d lower;
American mlddllnir fair. Mil: cnod middling.
515-32d; middling, 5 5-16d; low middling, 5;d;
good ordinary, iimi; ordinary, 4o; sales,
8,000 bales, of which 600 were for speculation
and export nnd Included 6,800 American; re
ceipts, 20,000 bales. Including 18,900 Amer
ican. Futures opened quirt and closed
steady; American middling I. m. c: Fob
runry. 5 17-6U1. buyers; February nnd March,
5 13-6lf6 11-fild, sellers; March and April,
5 12-fild. sellers; April and May. 5 10-64d, buy
ers; May and June, 5 9-64d, sellers; June and
July, 5 7-fild, buyers: July nnd August,
5 6-64d. sellers; August nnd September,
4 67-6ld, sellers; Septemher, 4 57-64d, sellers;
October, g. o. c. 4 31-Old, nominal; October
and November, g. o. c 4 27-6(d. nominal.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 26,-COTTON-Qulet:
middling. 9Hc: sales, none; receipts, 2,851
bn!es; shipments, 7,047 bales; stock, 72,840
bnles.
GALVESTON, Feb. SI.-COTTON-Qulet,
9 3-lCc.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Feb. 26. The wool market here
hns been fairly active this week. Tho mar
ket has favored the buyer for territory
grades and valuec for common lots are
weaker. The demand for wool continues
to show that manufacturers have no desire
to operate except where they have taken
orders for goods. For tlno medium nnd line
territory 44fi45o Is quoted. Fleece wools r.t
tract only little attention, Australian wools
are stendy. Merinos and cross-breeds being
held firm by conditions nbrond.
ST. LOUIS. Fob. 26. WOOl-Dull and
depressed, with holders pressing a.iles: me
dium grades. 12fjl0c: light tine. 12015c;
heavy tine. I0f?12c; tub washed. lfr27Hc.
Tho wool market has been fairly active
this week, although the demand shows that
manufacturers nre on'y buying to fill Imme
diate needs, Tho mnrket favors the buyer
In common grades of territory wools, but
tho weakness does not extend to choice
wools. The snles of territory wools con
tinue to bend tho list, Finn medium and
line Is selling for 4lfi45c, whllo the staple,
article sells nt 47ffllSc. Fleeco wools at
tract llttlo attention. Australian wools are
steady. Quotations: Ohio and Pennsyl
vania lleece XX and XX above. 25ff28c; de
hilne. 26o; No. 1 combing, 28c; No. 2 nnd
b'.ood, 28c; -blood, washed, 28c; coarso and
braid, woshed, 25fC6c. Michigan, Wiscon
sin, etc. X Mlchlgnn, 21f(22c; No. 1 Michi
gan combing, 27c: No, 2 Mlchlgnn combing,
27c; H-blood, washed, 28c; conrso and braid,
washed. 23fi26o: lino delaine. 25'fr2So. Un
washed medium Kentucky nnd Indiana H-
blood comuing, 24(i'Wc: .Missouri 4-blood
combing, 22fi23c; 4-blood, 22f23c; braid
combing. 20fi'21c; lake and Georgia. 22c.
Territory, scoured basts Montnnn flno
medium nnd line, lSfilCc; scoured, 41fJI5c;
Utah and Wyoming linn medium nnd lino.
14(il3c; scoured, I24(43c: staple, 45fi'l6c; Idaho
tine medium and fine, 13f14Hc: scoured, 421f
uc; hiii pit', in'ii !"'. Australian, scoured
basis, snot prices Combing, superfine, nom
inal, 7ofjf73c; average, 63if?65c.
ICvuporiitcil nml Dried Fruits,
NEW YORK, Feb. 26. EVA PORATED
APPLES Very llttlo lu tho way of new
business wns transacted lu the mnrket:
exporters nro holding, off for concessions
and tho general tendency was toward a
lower level of values, though prices woro
quoted at last night's figures. Sfute com
mon, 3fi4cj prime, 4fjCc; choice, SHtJCu;
fancy, 6f7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Dull
but sternly. Prunes, 3Vifi8Hc. Apricots,
Royal, 7fll2c; Moor Pork, sHfilae.
Pouches, peeled, 14fjl5c; unpeeled, 6l1tWo.
.otv York Dry Gondii Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-DRY GOODS-
Homo trudo demand without material
change; orders confined almost ontlroly to
present requirements. Some bids for good
quality of brown cottons for China re
norted. but no business done. Staple cot
tons lower, but not lower tbnn before. Print
cloths dull at previous prices.
MANCHESTER, Feb. 26. -DRY OOODH
Buycrs asking concessions. Yams quiet
and unchanged.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Big Run ofOittW, bat Ohoict Steers Hold
Btiadj and Oowi Were Stroig.
HOGS AVERAGED A GOOD NICKEL LOWER
Liberal Receipts of Sheep, but Market
on Good Stuff Ruled Fairly Active
nml StriMly to StronK on
Both Sheep nml Lntiibs,
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb, 2fi.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllclal Monday 2,359 4,o61 7,113
Ofllclal Tuesday 3,631 11,208 6,011
Two dnys this week.... 6,030 15,760 13,124
Same dnys last week.... 6,337 15,872 17.107
Same days week before. 8,032 13,443 8,837
Sumo threo weeks ago.. 4,987 12.951 7,243
Same four weeks ago.. 4.81A) 12,205 7,171
Average price paid for hogs for the past
several days, with comparisons:
I 1901. 1900.1899.18981897.1S96.1895.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Fob.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Fell.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Fell.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
i... 6 22 4 67 3 64 3 64 3 271 4 03
2... 5 254 US 3 64 3 63 3 191
3... 4 62 3 69 3 73 3 20 4 03
4... 5 31'i 3 69 3 72 3 23 3 98
6... 5 23' i 4 05 3 72 3 21 3 93
6... 5 2P4. 4 70 3 66 3 19 4 00
7... 5 284 4 68 3 66 3 75 4 01
8... 5 29 4 75 3 66 3 71 3 23 3 93
ft... 5 254 4 81 3 70 3 71 3 27
10... 4 SO 3 71 3 76 3 27 3 80
11... 6 3214 3 65 3 77 3 25 3 81
12... 5 30'4 4 79 3 81 3 28 3 89
13... 6 24'4 4 82 3 68 3 30 3 OJ
14... 5 30t 4 75 3 65 3 R3 3 95
15... 6 28U 8 75 7 68 3 89 3 36 3 92
16... 6 27 4 83 3 58 3 89 3 31
17... 4 76 3 68 3 84 3 25 3 88
IS... 5 22 3 52 .1 87 3 31 3 90
19... 6 23U 4 S3 3 91 3 38 3 81
20... 5 30i 4 78 3 60 3 35 3 fll
21... fi 32 4 74 3 47 3 93 3 87
22... 6 2U-S 4 69 3 55 3 84 3 38 3 87
23... 5 32U 4 69 3 68 3 81 3 36
21... 4 69 3 63 3 83 3 41 3 83
25. . . G 37'4 3 C8 3 79 3 49 3 75
26... 5 33 4 65 3 81 3 42 3 70
3 64
3 05
3 68
3 76
3 82
3 96
4 07
3 W
3 69
3 73
3 M
3 82
3 75
3 79
3 85
3 33
3 76
3 78
3 78
3 10
3 84
3 82
Indicates Bundny.
Tho ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wns:
Rougs. Cattle. Hogs
10
Sh'p.
H'r's.
1
3
It 8 1
fi
38 2
8 1 1
25 14
14
' 1
23 2 1
3
3
152 27 4
C M. ,i St. P. Ry... 12
O. & St. L. Ry 4
Missouri Paclllc Ry.. 6
Union Pncltlo system. 17
C. A N. W. Ry 3
F IC. & M. V. R. R... 44
S. C. & P. Ry 2
C, St. P.. M. & 0 34
B. & M. R. R 21
C B. & Q. Ry 4
K. C. & St. J 5
C. R. 1. & P. Ry., E. 5
C R. 1. & P. Ry., W. ..
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts 153
TliA rllMnnnltlnn nf flin dnv'n rprnlntn WHN
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num.
uer or ueaa inuicaieu;
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co...
G. H. Hammond Co...
Swift and Company....,
Cudnhy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Omaha P. Co., from K.
R. Becker & Degan....,
Vansant & Co ,
Lobman & Co
W. I. Stephen ,
Hill & Huntzlnger
Livingstone & Schaller,
Hamilton & Rothschild
L. F. Husz
A. S. Mnwhlnncy
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
427 1,494 538
286 1,449 203
461 2,663 2,661
429 2,003
1,161 3,702 1,765
73
75
84
47
42
W
93
63
30
10
307 3S0
Totals 3,642 11.211 6.552
CATTLE There wns a liberal run of cnt
tle hero today, but nt the same time the
market was In pretty good shape. Buyers
started out to buy beef cattle n little lower
If poslble, particularly If they wero trot
choice. The better grades did not show
much change from yesterday, but tho
commoner kinds wero hnrd to move, as tho
liberal supply on hand gave buyers an
opportunity to discriminate. The markot
did not open very active and as a result it
was late before anything like a clenrance
was made.
Tho cow market ruled active today and
the better grades and also tho canners were
active and stronger. Buyers seemed to bo
fiartlcularly nnxlous for canners this morn
ng, and ns a result sellers had llttlo dif
ficulty In disposing of thnt class of cattle
at good strong prices. Tho medium prudes
moved fairly well, but wero no: sought
after tho way the choleo kinds and the
canners were picked up. It wns a good
steady to strong aftlve market, though, all
around.
Bulls were no moro than steady today and
In somo cases they seemed to be a llttlo
lower. Veal calves sold readily at gocd
steady prices.
There were not many stockers and feed
ers on sale today nnd the more deslrnnlo
bunches brought Just nboiu steady prices.
Some of tho commoier kinds wero not
particularly active and could b? dueled no
more thnn steady. Warmed-up cattlo were
bought for feeders to quit- nn extent nnd
early In the morning they ivero perhaps a
little stronger, nut later on thoy did not
bring quite ns good prices. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
1 630 2 25 28 1096 4 30
1 690 2 25 40 1185 4 SO
23 1149 4 30
26 1342 4 35
18 1044 4 35
44 1025 4 40
18...
18..,
1....,
2....
32....
20....
6....
18....
4....
25....
1....
10....
1....
1....
6....
17....
2....
2....
8....
4....
7....
4....
16....
17....
35....
16....
21....
25..
19..
18..
... 690
... 643
... 760
... 760
... 693
... 986
... 926
...1030
... 905
... 92S
...1000
... 959
... 810
... 760
...1042
852
915
753
1062
1267
1114
1030
1078
1123
1109
1126
979
1096
1157
3 60
3 75
3 S3
3 85
3 90
3 90
3 93
4 00
4 00
4 03
4 05
4 05
4 03
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 20
4 20
4 25
4 23
4 25
4 25
4 23
4 30
4 30
19
21
22
1
20.. ..jj
17....::
a
:i.
i
6
12
30
16
36
29
19
8
39
1
19 ,
...1096
...1185
...1149
...1342
...1044
...1025
...1363
...1218
...1110
...1013
...1083
...1146
...10S0
...1066
"...1036
...1123
...1123
...1380
...13M
...1225
...1121
...1350
...1201
...1289
...1273
...1388
...1426
...1300
...1342
40
40
40
45
45
46
4 45
4 45
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 10
4 50
4 6T
4 60
4 65
4 63
4 65
4 63
4 80
4 85
5 05
STEERS AND HEIFERB.
1...
1...
2...
6...
1...
2...
17...
1...
8...
1...
24.'.'.'.
.1084
:i4so
820
600
951
810
960
...i.. 061
900
900
1100
690
840
800
..1140
..1060
..1020
..1152
..1240
.. 820
..1166
..1150
..1020
..1140
..1155
..10S0
. .1040
..1140
.. 930
.. 910
.. 931
..1100
.. 830
..1052
870
4 35 23.
COWS.
.1014 4 35
1.
1 1120
3.
.1213
1160
1200
860
1000
1107
1145
. 930
. 902
.1014
io'.'..'.'.'.
17
io! !'.'.'.'.
1 1140
1 25
2 25
2 25
2 40
2 60
2 60
2 70
2 5
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 85
2 85
2 90
2 90
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00'
3 tt
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 Jl
104S
1200
1190
890
1000
1270
770
1160
1066
905
1115
1090
968
907
1135
983
1160
920
1013
1080
1500
1226
1200
1000
1000
1039
1220
1236
1110
1002
1007
1310
1310
1104
1220
1240
1162
933
1300
17 991
1 1350
25 1036
4 1190
7 914
...
1...
n
V".
6...
19...
6...
fi...
11...
21...
O
14".'.'.
1...
1...
41...
3...
1...
3...
7...
1...
1...
27...
1...
12...
1. .
9...
21...
1...
1...
15...
1...
7...
16...
n
1...
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 33
3 35
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 60
3 .V)
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
II 611
3 00
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 CO
3 60
3 60
3 63
3 65
3 63
3 70
3 70
3 73
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 75
3 SO
3 SO
3 SS
COWS AND HEIFERS.
921
,. 480
. 880
, 868
. 710
. 465
,1070
, 810
6S4
3 60 23....
HEIFERS.
!S2 3 75
75
3 00
3 00
3 20
3 10
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 60
6
3
1
10
6
18
io! '.!'.;'
6,...
2!.';.'.'
2..
I
2
1
1
1
2
1
. 630
.1130
.1140
.1130
.1350
.1305
1600
930
1275
1310
1220
...1520
... S9J
...1020
2 60
2 70
2 75
in
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 20
3 30
3 33
3 33
9 v.AUVJ.a,
1 290 4 60 3,...
1 210 ( 26 1,,.,
. BULLS,
1....
o
V.'.'.'.
L...
1....
1....
1....
1....
1....
I:::;
... 803
... 903
... 830
... 959
... 016
... 901
...1180
.1123
... 626
...1280
1790
1240
1760
MM
139.1
1700
1710
1590
.I860
. 700
.1555
1 1930
243
190
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 75
3 85
3 90
3 90
3 90
4 00
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 50
3 60
3 65
3 65
3 70
3 76
3 76
3 85
3 85
fi 50
t 60
1...
6...
1...
280
323
320
1...
1...
1..
1....
1....
9....
10....
1
1
1
1
6
r .'.'.'.'
1
24
4
1
45
1
6
, l.W, 3 76
760 3 SO
1310 3 85
STOCK cowa
39) 2 fo
870 2 75
600
331
44)
5W 4....
fi 75 2....
601 1....
STAGS.
1....
1
1
AND
.. 130
. . 205
,.. 190
..1600
,.IV0
..1670
fi 50
0 75
7 00
4 P0
4 CO
1 23
HEIFERB.
. 1.1
2 '5
S3
3...
1...
3...
.IO1I1)
. 770
. 690
. 836
3 23
3 2n
:i 60
3 05
STOCK CALVES,
110 a m 1 2.n
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
I 00
sin
..1150
.. 410
.. :
.. 463
.. fi40
.. 710
.. 347
..1102
.. 6O11
.. 8NO
.. 710
6S4
0
2 80
3 10
3 00
3 l
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 30
3 60
3 fO
3 7!i
.0
29...
1...
16...
T.'.'.'
9...
22...
22.'.'.'
13...
8...
14
.. 6lfi
.. 7SU
.. 671
.. 790
.. 650
..1016
.. 618
.. 01S
..1105
..1006
.. 1211
.1210
3 75
3 85
4 00
4 00
t 10
4 15
4 25
4 30
4 33
I 10
4 40
I 10
4 TO
HOGS Tltcio wns a good supply of hogs
hero today and packers started out from
tho first to get their droves for less money.
The market opened 24fi5c lower than
yesterday with a few hogs selling nt J5.J5
nnd 15.3714. After tho llrst round tho mar
ket cased ofT nnd packers wero only bid
ding J5.32W and J5.S5. Hellers did lint llko
to take the prices offered and for that
reason It wns a slow, druggy mnrket. It
kept getting worse ns the close ut Chicago
was weak, The bulk of nil tho sales went
from io.va to J5.35. with the long string at
J5.32V4. so that tho market averages ti good
nickel lower. Tho close wns vcr weak and
buyers did not like to pay over J3.no for the
hist thirty loads or more, The ?xtreino
closo was 6fJ7VjC lower than yestcrdaj s
general market. Representative tales-
Sh. Pr.
... fi 32U
5 5!
BSE
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. a v.
21 275 40 6 27(4 90 20
27 217 ... 6 271s 18 232 ...
66 236 210 6 30 lot 180 40
75 1SS 10 fi 30 61 251 120
81 20S 40 o 30 09 20.S ...
83 170 ... 6 30 10 210 40
CO 232 ... 5 30 65 207 ... fi 32S
83 19.1 ... 5 30 66 227 ... fi S3
90 182 40 5 V) 67 220 ... fi 33
80 223 40 fi 32i 72 199 ... fi 35
86 223 80 fi 32U, 81 213 ... fi 35
81 220 SO fi JSfe t71 265 40 fi 35
IS 273 80 5 22U 72 221 ... 5 33
61 275 40 fi 32'9 60 270 SO Bin
63 278 40 fi32H 71 2X9 ... 5.1".
61. .,...261 ... fi ?.2Vj 72 258 ... 5 35
70 223 ... fi 32 W 81 180 ... Ii 35
70 207 ... fi 32(i 80 210 ... fi 25
68 201 ... fi 32U 51 259 ... 5 33
81 201 120 5 30 67 220 2(0 5 33
77 189 ... 5 20 1.2 2.S 160 fi '5
78 201 10) 5 30 63 231 40 fi 33
26 24 J ... 6 I'JI 67 242 80 6 35
57 272 120 fi 32Vi 24 218 ... 6 33
20 244 ... 5 32'4 63 265 16) fi 35
II 260 ... f32U 63 279 M 5 33
23 212 ... CUtS 78 217 60 6 33
7 221 80 fi 32". 77 231 ... 5 35
126 265 80 5 "J2i 72 219 ... 5 33
64 300 ... 6 32(i 20 312 ... fi ,Ti
75 224 120 6 32 4 66 251 ... 3 25
90 196 40 6 32j 77 223 ... 6 35
79 233 40 fi 32 .4 61 224 ... fi 33
78 193 80 fi32(i 82 22S ... fir,
68 233 ... fi;i.'(5 78 247 ... fi 33
72 214 ... fi S2 64 232 ... fi 33
71 226 ... 6 3214 6i 2IS ... 6 33
77 197 ... 6 32U 62 242 ... fi 3 1
63 228 120 fi 32& 67 262 ... fi 35
$7 203 80 fi 32U 72 270 ... 6 35
60 236 120 5 82 L 57 267 ... fi 35
67 239 ... 5 32(4 2(H1 SO 6 35
04 106 ... fi 32 .. 49 293 120 fi 35
90 200 ... fi t,2U 52 324 ... 6 35
82 226 ... fi 3214 68 271 ... fi 35
79 220 ... 6 324 75 231 ... 5 33
76 221 SO 6 32Ji 63 251 120 fi 35
77 218 ... 5 3254 6) 233 ... fi 25
62 291 80 fi 324 67 262 ... fi 35
69 239 ... 5 325 6S 202 5 ."3
81 207 ... 6 32 6S 261 120 6 35
58 20S ... 5 32(5 37 341 ... 0 37(4
40 200 ... tJ32'4 60 266 ... fi S7W
36 194 ... fi T.'i 70 251 ... fi 374
78 221 80 5 321? 47 269 ... 5 371s
67 235 SO 6 3S 65 310 ... 5 27ife
77 243 ... fi S2Vi CS 213 120 fi 32U
43 218 ... fi 3214 72 214 ... 5 324
55 211 40 fi 32' SI 222 ... 6 324
53 234 ... 5 32(5 1W 183 40 fi 32U
66. . . . ...263 ... 5 32(4 A' 21' 160 6 32U
82 204 ... fi 32W 72 223 ... 6 32?
124 245 1 60 fi 32lj 61 236 40 fi 321?
49 215 SO 5 321,4 71 231 ... fi S2ia
83. ...,.221 80 5 321,4 28 180 40 f. 321
77 237 ... 6 32V4 73 2.11) ... 6 321,4
82 212 ... fill'Ji; "6 21- r' 371s
65 227 80 5 32 4 81 243 ... fi 37(j
78 195 120 fi 32U 60 392 ... 6 371-
64 206 ... r, 3: f 69 312 ... fi ::75
III 255 SO 5 32(?
SHEEP
Thprn wss nnother liberal sunnlv
of sheep hero today and the quality of tho
offerings wns exceptlonnlly goo.l all around.
Buyers seemed ntiNlcus for supplies and
consequently tho market started u. ticttvo
nnd steudy to strong on good .Uufi. The
snles did not show up so mucldlffcrent on
paper todny from what they did .yesti nlny,
as tho soles below will indlcnte, but nt tho
snmo time tho feeling wns n llttld better on
the good stuff. This would apply to both
sheep and lambs. As tho marlwt opened
quito enrly tho bulk of tho receipts
changed hands In good .iison. The situa
tion can best bo described jy calling it n
good steady to strong active market alt
around.
Thcro were practically no fesdfrs 011 salo
today with which to make a test of tho
market.
Quotations: Choice fed wethers, $4,150
4.25; fair to good wethers, $t.0OQ4.15; choleo
lightweight yearlings, $4.601.65: fair to
good ycarllngs$l,25frl.60: choleo lightweight
ewes, J3.GOjJ,75, lair to good ewes, 13.254?
3.60; choice spring lambs, 4.75ff3.0O; fair to
good spring lambs, $l.604.75; feeder owes.
W.25g3.50: feeder wethers. J3.I03.75; feeder
lambs, t.OOS-l 40. Representative sales:
No. Av. IT.
9 western bucks nnd stags 141
220 western wethers 118
247 westcrt. sheep nnd yearlings 107
7 nntlvo wethers
268 Mexican yearlings
27 western lambs
70 nntlvo lnmbs
20 ewes
2 ewes
107 owes
2 owes
357 ewes
24 native ewes
92 yearlings
31 cull lnmbs
till wethers ,
1 wether
78 lambs
67 native lambs
658 Wyoming owes.
208 Wyoming yearling wethers.
211 Wyoming yearling wethers.
270 western lambs
117
79
82
SO
89
63
91
90
101
133
99
63
97
13')
65
101
99
93
91
82
2 fiO
1 25
4 35
4 40
4 (.5
4 80
4 83
2 50
3 00
3 60
3 60
3 70
3 85
25
t 25
4 35
4 35
4 65
4 90
3 60
4 35
4 35
6 25
CHICAGO LIVI3 STOCIC MA1IKET,
Steers Slcndy (o Sloir Hogs nnd
Sheep Hold Their (lini.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26,-CATTLE-Recelpts,
3,500 head, Including 700 bend Texnns;
steers, stendy to slow; cow market shared
tho feeling; good to prime steers, IH.93iQ6.00:
poor to medium, $3.40f74.90; stockers nnd
feeders, strong and slow at $2.65f74.50; cows,
2.65fJ4.2S: heifers, J2.6ifH.60: canners, J2.00fj'
2.60; bulls, slow nt J2.40fJ4.16; calves, slow
at J4.0OfJ6.4O; Texas fed steers, JI.0OfH.90;
Texas grass steers, J3.35ff4,20; bulls, J2.50fJ
3.50.
HOGS Receipts, today, 27,000 head; to
morrow, 30,000 head, estimated; left over,
5,000 head; steady to strong; top, J5.60;
mixed nnd butchers, J5.40fi6.6O; good to
choice heavy, J5.55fj6.63; rough heavy, J5.40
675.50; light, f5.t0fj6.G0; bulk of sales, 3.40
6.57V4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Recolpts, 13,000
head; sheep, steady; lambs, weak; good to
choleo wethers, $4.(iOfl.40j fair to choleo
mixed, J3,70f?4.20; western sheep, J4.O0ff4.75i
Texas sheep, J2.5fnH3.75; native Iambs, JlOOff
6.25; western lnmbs, J5.O0f5,25.
Kiuiriin City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,600 nutlves, 250 Texnns, 300 calves;
stockers and feeders, steady to 10c higher;
other cattlo steady to strong; nntlvo beef
steers, Jl.6OfjO.50; Blockers nnd feeders,
J1.00fj4.f5: fed westerns, J4.l5fi5.30; Texnns
and Indians. J:l.70fi4.60; cows. J3.10f4l.jj;
heifers, J3.30fit.60; canners, J2.2of?3.00; bulls,
J2.76tfM.25. calves, JI.&iKiii.w.
Id.
stem
heavy
llnhl. SX "fyrifi.37V4: ll CH. 4,iWIO.ili.
H U Pi IS I AINU l,rt.MHO-ucL-iiiiiin, u,,vu
head; market active nnd steudy; western
lambs, Jl.76fj6.00; western wether, J4.15f?
4.45; western yearlings, J4.26fJ4,iO; owes,
J3.rj0fj3.95r culls, J2.00tf3.25,
SI, I.oiiln Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.-CATTLE-Recclpts,
2,400 head, Including 1,200 head Texans; mar
ket steady for natives; slow and wenk for
TexBiis: native shipping and export steers,
J4.!HV(5.80; dressed beef and butcher steers,
J3.7rvij5.20; steers under 1,000 lbs,, J3.6O1M.60;
stockers and feeders, J2.50fj4.65; cows and
heifers, J2.'iOfM.75; canners. J1.25fJ2.75; bulls,
J2.35tfM.10; Texns and Indian steers, J3.l5fi)
4,65; cows and heifers, J2.403.65.
HOGS Receipts, 7,70o bend; mnrket oc
tlve, 60 higher; plgH and lights, J4.40tfj5.55;
packers, J5.15'ftt;.60; butchers, J5.C0f6.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 700 head;
market steady: nntlvo muttons, Jt.uOff4.60j
lambs, JI.76fr5.2S; culls nnd bucks, J3.60K 1.23.
.Stack In HlKhl,
Following nro tho receipts at tho four
nrlnclnnl western markets for February 26:
Cattlo, Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.6i 11.2ns
Chicago 3,5m 27,000
Kansas cuy i,,iioo
St. Louis 2,100 7,700
IUH llOCCipiS, 11, WW lll'uu, .n;i
ly: tot), J5.35; bulk of sales, J5.3ofjo.45;
, J5.45fj5.55; mixed packers, s.A,fjj.io;
6.011
13.000
6,700
TOO
Totals
18,111 62.90S 26,411
Nevr York Live Stock Market,
NEW YORK. Feb. 26. - BEEVES - Tie
celpts, 186 head; no trade worth noting nnd
feeling steady; cables weak; shipments,
l,fS bend entile. 1,211 head sheep tiinl o.tOO
quarters of beef.
CALVES - Receipts. 1 Oil head: .nark. I
dull: choleo veals, $7.75. barnyard cnlver,
nominal.
HH1CKP AND LAM 11:4 - Receipts. 1.C99
head; market firm; selected sheep, $5.
World's Isllilr Supplies.
NEW YORK, Feb, art. Special cablo and
telegraphic commuiilcttotis to Brndstreot h
show the following loudltloni lit avail
able supplies, compared with last accounts
WHEAT United Stiles mid Canada, east
of Rockies, decrenhod l.lf.'J.OOC bu,; nflont
mid In Europe, decreased 2.000.000 Ini.i tot.il
supply, decreased 3,692,000 bu,
CORN United States ar.,1 Canada, east of
Rockies, Increased Ulii.iJOO bti.
OATS-United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, decreased 363.W0 b'l,
Tho trading Increase Is tint of IO0.O0O till,
at Minneapolis private elevators. Among
the moro important de.reases tcported nro
those of 435,uCo bu. at ChkJo prlvnto le
vntors, 400,000 bu. nt nortlnMstcrn Interior
elevators, 117.000 bu, at Newport News. 115,-
0oo int. lu Manitoba and 110.000 bu, nt Port
land, Me.
The combined stock of wheat nt Portland,
Ore., nnd Tacotna and SenttI, Wush., In
creased 123,000 till, last week.
ConTcc Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-COFFEE-Snol,
Rio, stendy: No. 7 Invoice, 71,4c. Mild,
steady; Cordova, ftfJSi4c Futures opened
steady, with prices 10 points lower under
room selling and come hear offerings,
prompted by 11 shurii renctlon In lending
foreign markets, lull In spot demand in tho
street market nml continued very heavy re
ceipts In tho crop country, Tho market sold
orr b points nrter tne can. i-aio rnnics iroin
Havre wcro bulllslily Interpreted nml led to
covering here, 011 which prices rallied 10
polut.s In tho afternoon. Speculation was
less active, with the bull clique remaining
lu the background. Room buying caused a
sharp rise lu tho last fow minutes nnd this
closed tho mnrket ilrm, with prices net 10
points lower to 6 points higher. Total sales
reached Ki.POo bags. Including: March, fi.50fi)
6.10c; July. 6.20fifi.25c: September, fi.235fii.30c.
October, 6.23ffi.4tV; December, 6.43y 6.55c;
Junuary. 0 5ofjfi.65c.
Sugar Mnrket,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. a?. SUGAR
Quiet; open kettle, nUtfl.l 15-llic; open kottle.
centrifugal, 4fMc; centrifugal, yellow, 4UfJ
4Hc; seconds. 2Mlc Molasses, steady;
centrifugal, Sf(20e.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26 SUGAR Raw,
ensy; fair rellnlug. 3 1l-16c, centrlfugnl, 96
test, 4 3-lfic; molasses sugar, 3 7-10c, sales,
15,0iJ bags. Rellned, dull.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
0LEH AND bHb'L'T IKON WORK
Qrake,
& Williams
accessor Wllo Drake.
Manufacture boilers, smoke stacks and
breechlngs, pressure, rendering, sheep dtp,
lard and water tanks, boiler tubes con
stantly on hand, second hand boilers bought
rfna sold. Special and ptompt attention to
repairs In city or country 19th and Pierce,
DRY GOODS.
E. Smith & Go.
iVL
T Importers ind Jobkersot
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods
AND NOTIONS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uestern Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Ilectrlo .Wiring Bells aid Gas LlrhtlDf.
Q. W. JOHNSTON, Mgr. 1510 Howard St.
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
Davis & Gowgill Iron Works.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
OF MACHINERY.
OBNERAL REPAIRINO A SPECIALTY
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
ISOl, ltlOU b lfiOB Jaeksaa Street.
Omaha Nek. Tel. B88.
K. Zabjlakle. Agent. J. B. Cowgtll, Mgr.
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Qulok and Easy Rlilns
Steam, Electric and
Hand Pcwer Elevators,
AUTOMATIC HATCH OATE8.
Send for catalogue.
KIMBALL, BROS., COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1
1008 9th Bluet. 7e!ephn 14.
r
Agents for the nickraoa4
Safety Oates and
Fire Door.
BleTator Hydraullo and Hand BleTaton.
Elevator repairing a specialty. Leather
Valve Cups for EUvatora, Engine and
Mating Presssea.
H. Davis & Son
GASOLINE ENGINES AND
GRAIN ELEVATOR MACHINERY
Bradley & Go.
Council niiiiTd, Iowa
Gasoline Engines
Davii
Vertical, Horizontal and Portable,
from ono home powor up.
Jobbers of Agricultural Implements ana
everything n water, steam and cas oup.
piles.
Buy FRYEH HILL OF LEADV1LLE at
Bo a ebare; Company controls 17 claims In
tho heart of tho District; property being
operated with a steam hoist; has a record
of production of J1GO.000.00.
nuy PRIDE MININO COMPANY STOCK
at 20c a sharo; tho company owns 45 claims
and a large mill; Is a steady snippet ami
employs 25 men; will undoubtedly pay dlw
dends this yenr.
Writo for Information concerning divi
dend paying stock showing an Investment
of bettor than 33U per cent, to Herbert S.
Bhaw, ofllccs 14 and 15, Ilrown Palaco Ho
tel, Donvcr, Colorado. Approved stocks
sold on Instalment plan. Direct privato
wtro to all Colorado exchanges.
CHARLES G. ADSIT
226 La Salle St., Chicago, III.
Bonds, Stocks and
Investment Securities
nought and sold for cash and on margin;.
Privato wlro to Now York. Chicago Rof
erences: Continental National Dank, Hi
bernian Hanking Association, Royal Irust
Company
JAMES E. BOYD & GO.
Telephone 10,'iU, OuiuIih, .Neb.
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS nml STOCKS,
Hoard of Tmtle.
Correspondence: John A. Warren St Co.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York