TITE OMATTA PAT1YT TIKI': WEDNESDAY, rEBIUTATlY 4, 1003.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
lAll Commodities Bit Slightly n Chicago
Bosri f Trtde
TRENCH ADVICES AID MAY WHEAT SALES
Cora la Preary, I pward Tesidesiey
' Being Mrrf Hetlertlom of Other
Pit, bat ProTlslofis Improve
i
Strona; Morltet for Hob.
atl.TO 7s M for futures. The local market.
rMfnillnpr 1 ,r,e trirclan cables aa alo
lower, with snot rieiilns; l JN."!
t'njiper advanced Un M In londnn. where
the market cloned at 56 12s M for b)lh
epnt and future The lornl market waa
aian a shade higher and firm, but nutst.
Standard I iioted at III. Itke at tri
l.'.i.i. eleetti lytic at 112 12.70 and canting
at tl2.2rjl2.Mi. Iead was unchanged here
at It.lli'-j and In Ixmdnn at 11 s 3d.
Spelter, like lead, wan unihans;ed, boUi In
London, where th price remained at 20
7a 61 and here, where the price quoted
waa !4iiMi5i"i. Iron waa ateady abroad,
clorlnpf In Olasiros at 53 bd and In Middle--borough
at 47s 4d. The local market la
unchanged and chiefly nominal. No. 1
northern fnunnrv la quoted at 124 Otffj'.Sn.
No. 2 northern foundry at J22.ofc22.5o and
No. 1 aouthern and No. 1 southern aoft
foundry at 23.5ojj 24.50. Warranta are nominal.
CTHirAGO, Feb. J. Wheat waa fairly ac
tive today and after a weak opening the
close waa atrong. May being up c. May
corn waa a shade higher and eats up 'aC
Provisions clnsed rtrotiif. th May products
being7 from 7o to 3l'Sc higher.
Advice from Franco nveroalanred all
Other newa features, In the wheat pit. the
cloning prlcea at I'arla, belnt; rrom lVc to 2c
hlghpr. with reports of damage by frost
till coming In. There waa a good eiemand
the latter half of the day on thcee bullish
French advlcea, while me offerings were
only moderate, resulting In n strong clore.
The decline nt Liverpool, after a strong
opening, waa a weakening Iniluence at the
.opening here and May waa down H'Hc to
c at ""Va'TSVac The market iulck.y ral
lied a little later on the newa from r ratif
and May told up to "li'VivJfliiC, but on heavy
selling due to firadstrcet a report snow
.tng en Increase of 2.1ln.fi bushels tn the
world's visible supply ihero was a decline
again to 7hc. A good general demand the
latter part of the nay etu?d another rally
and the cloae was Sc hlghT at Witi:9e.
ttmall primary rerelii.t and fears ot aam
im to the ernp. together with a fair cash
demand, were strengthening Influences;
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to Wii.OKi bjshela. Primary ter-elnts were
Wl.flOU bushels, ar&lttst 4"1.(JW bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis and puluth re
ported recelpta of "t3A cars, which, with
local recelpta of HI tars one of contract
arraile made total recelptn for the three
points of "417 cars, against 4C9 cara last
week and 302 cars a year at?'-
The trado In corn was axaln small and
the market exhibited corislutrable dreari
ness, the local sentiment being bearish on
larger receipt, coupled with the Increase
In public and private stocks of Mi.OOO bush
els, although later In the day a firmer
fellng developed on the ntrenth In wheat
and the cloae was steady, with May a
ahnde higher at 44:iiH4i.. The price fo.
the day rnnjjed beten 44V4jjrfc and
44Tc Ic.al receipts were 53i cars, with
nice contract e,rajc.
Oata experienced such a trade as has
characterized the market for the Kst week
or ten days, no Important orders being
filled, and 'ha buKtn'-ss for the most being
of a scalping- order. There whs little
change In prlceo and the close was ateady,
with May 'c hither at .liUi&'J-i'iie. after
nelllng between laic und 3CS,c. Local re
ceipts were 32U cars.
Provisions developed fair strength on
srood locaJ buying and ilght cfferlngs. The
sentiment was helped some by a stronger
hn market There wai ir especially good
ctsh demand for lnrd. which helped prices.
' 1 he cloae waa strong, wltH May pork up
$2VjC at tlt.TM: May lard closed TVfcc highet-a-
W.42S4, while ribs were 12!&c higher
at M IS.
Kstlinalrd receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
to cars: corn, 155 cars; oats, 110 cara; hoga.
81XiO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclee. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
Feb.
May
July
Corn
Feb.
May
July
'Cats
Feb.
May
July
July
La-d
Feb.
May
. July
.Jtlb
May
July
Bept.
74'V
43VA
44H4(Sl
42V43I
3
7R14
79
'4I
I 1
74HI 75141 74S
71!, 79 TSHS,
74M74W!
32H
1 47fc
16 80
I 35
15
9 024
II 02'4
4314
44V44V(J.V44Hi .
2-H
32
1 75
16 35
9 45
27H
9 15
0
9 02
3f.
16 47'4
S3K
32f4 i2
16 T2W 16 40
43
44H
43
DM ill A WHOI,KAI.B MARKET.
Condition of Trade find Quotations on
ataple and Fancy Prodace.
EC,(?S Fret-h stocV 17c.
LIVE POl'LTR Y Hena. 9c; old roosters,
4'ooc; uirkcys. lii'filSc; ducks, siic; geese,
7itSc spring chickens, per lb., c.
UKKnbKii l'Dl'LTBY Young chickens,
10'tfiUc; henfc. 10c: turkeys, liQjlSc; ducks,
llti 12c; geese, 10'4iiillc.
Hl'TTKK- 1'acKing stock. Wr; choice
dairy In tubs, l.VH17c; separator, 24250.
OYSTERS- Standards, per can. 2!c: extra
selects, per can. 33c, New York counts per
can, 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal., II. 10;
bulk, standard, per gal., 11.35. .
KRKSH FISH Trout, 'Hc; her-ir.s, oc;
pickerel 8c; pike, c; perch, 6c, buffalo,
dressed," 7c; stinhsh. 3c; bluetlns. 3c; whlte
nsh, 9c; salmon, lttc; haddock, lie: codfish,
12c; redsnappr, 10c: lobsters, boiled, per
lb.. 30c; lobaters, areen, per lb., 28c; bull
heads 10c; catfish, 14c; black bass. 0c;
halibut, lie.
HRAN-Per ton 113 50.
HAY Prlcea quoted by Omaha .whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land. x; No. 1 medium. $7; No. 1 coarse.
6.N. Rye straw, W. The prlcea are tor
Iih;' of good color and quality. Demand
fall j receipts light.
CORN 3fic.
OAT8 84c.
RYE No. 2. 45c.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY Ka amazco, per do., t6c;
Calliorntn. per dox., J6it.0;.
PO'l'A IOE8-Per bu., C8-46C.
SWEET POTATOES Iowa ahd Kansas,
12 25
Tl'RNIPS Per bu., 40c; Canada rutaba
.. 1'" lb-'. xc- ....
li f. lj 1 o isew Bouinerii, 1' 1 uve. ' i
50c; old. Ir bg., 40o.
Cl'Cl MUKHS Hothouse, per dox., $2.
PAKSNH'W I'er bu., 40c.
CAKHOTS Per bu., 40c.
GREEN ONIONS Southern, per doxen
bunches, 45c.
RADISHES Southern, per dox. bunches,
45c. . .
TURNIPS New aouthern, per dox. buncn-
"ttWNACH-Southern. per dox. bunches,
WAX BEANS rer bu. box. 13; atrlnr
beans, per bu. box. $1.60.
CAUU AGE Holland seed, per lb., lc.
ONIONS Home grown. In sacks, per ID.,
lV-c; Spanish, per caie. 1.75.
NAVY HKANS-Pr bu., 12 60.
TOMATOES New Fiortda, per a-oasket
crate. 14.505 on.
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate,
12.75.
FRUITS.
PEARS Fall varieties, per box. $2.60.
APFLE3-Western. per bbl., $2.io; Jona
thans. $4.50; New York Block. $325; Cali
fornia Hellflowers, per bu. box, LJ.
GRAPES Malr.gas, per keg, .0iKg7.00.
CHAN PERRIES Wisconsin, per bbl.,
$10.50; Hell and Bugles, $U; per box, $X50
STKAWliEKRIES Florida, per ouart.
60c
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS California fency, $3.fo; choice.
$3.25.
1 northern. TPlio; No. 2,
hard. 77"c; No.
llliC
FI.OI'R Firm- first patenta. $4.1M4 ?0;
second patents. CI fl,4 ntj; first clears, $2.60;
second clears. $2.1.Vo2 2.V
BHAN In bulk, lll t SI4 7S.
ex-
York
-Clearlnga. $32.I6.
fr; money. 4tt per cent; Ne
cnnire, par.
NEW YORK. Feb. $.-124-
hnl.iP'-ea. ll" (K! Ui
tHICAQO, Feb. 3. 4'learlngs, $ l.im.W.1 ;
balnnces. $2.M2.L'I2; New York exchange.
Pilnc premium; . fnrelf n exchange, tin
chunge.i; aterllng posteo at $441, for sixty
da vp nml at I wt for demand.
li(SToN. Fb. 3. Clearings. $2R.749.9.!8;
balances, $2.535. 7S.
PHILADELPHIA. '" b. 3 Clearings.
$2e.21H,M7; balances, $3,243.9M; money, per
cent.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 3-Clearlngs. $.VS4.1.
9f2; balancef, $4(8.725; monev, 5 per cent.
ST. IJI'IS. Feb. X Clearings, IH.522.M3;
bnlance. $s;M.t7; money, steady at Ml per
cent; New York exchanjie, par.
HEW YORK STOCKS AS D BOD.
WEABK C4MMISIO COMPANY.
1IO-II1 Board of Trade, Omaha. Hen
Telephone 13141.
CHICAGO. Feb. 3 WHEAT-Opened nt
about the low point, the Mav selling as low
aa "Xc. sellers. The best help has been the
foreign news, Liverpool closing lyiiNd
hivher and Paris up eul to l'yfijo. Cables
said the Paris market was excited on un
favorable crop conditions. New York an Id
there were bids for winter wheat from
France, but wheat was not easy to pet.
Market here haa been active and the i-rnwrl
think Armour Is trying to accumulate 1 Professional Klemeat Impart Strength
wheat.-- He has been on both sides, but
presumably Inclined to take wheat. Min
neapolis millers are reported buyers of
May In their own market. New York re
ports 38 loads taken for export. The sta
tistlcs were Ignored. World s visible In
creased 2.1o0.0i'0 bu., compared with a de
creare of 731,00 lust year. Primary receipts
were Mfl.rno bu., against 4i1.("0 last year.
Primary shipments were 213,000 bu.. against
198.OO0 a yewr ago. Northwest receipts, 336
cars, agalnet 20 last year. Clearances,
3"5,ftiO bu. Northwest country elevator
stocks decreased 44o.GoO bu., compared with
a decrease of 2.750.000 bu. last year, and are
now about 2,000.000 bu. under last year.
Local rectlpta. H cars, with one contract.
Estimates for Wednesday. 20 cars.
CORN The tendency of corn has been to
yield, but it has had some help from the
wheat strength and prices have about held.
Caah market has been barely steady. Car
situation not Improved and likely to he
aome worae with the snowstorm. Shipping
sales are put at loo 100 bu. Both recelpta
and shipment, would be greatly increased
with a normal car situation. Ixjcal recelpta
were 637 enrs. with nine contract. Esti
matea for Wednesday, 155 cara. Total public
nnd private stocka Increased 541.000 bu.
Contract stock. 2.398,onn bu.. Increased
193.000. East of the Rockies corn Increased
1.175.000 bu. Clearances. 213,000 bu. 'Cables
were lower. New York reported 40 loHds
taken for export.
OATS The market haa been quiet, but
firm. The low prices were at the opening
on some Armour selling. Local rec-Mpta.
339 cars, with 12 contract. Estimates for
Wednesday, 110 cars. New York reports
100.000 bu. sold for export. Clearances were
7,000 bu. Standard stock only 431.000 bu. and
No. 2 only'W),000 bn. Caah market haa been
barelv steady. Shipping situation is that
elevator people offergpnly as they get cars
Otin get tnem loaoeo, wncn 11 is 10 nvn.
PROVISIONS Market openea steaay. ..
W. Stone sold May lard early. Trade nas
been light, with fair buying or way tids
and pork bv commission houses. World a
stocks of lnrd as compiled by Hately Bros.,
lfwl.943 tlrcea, an Increase in j iniiHry, issm.
of I6 8.S5 tierces. There were 27,000 hogs at
tile yards, with prices 6c higher. Estimates
tomorrow, 36,000. Hogs In the west today
7 400 head, ngalnat 72,800 last week and
83.100 laat year.
WEAKB COMMISSION COMPANY.
16 30 16 35 16 10
9 324
9 32 9 42H 9 85
Jt 15 9 27V4 9 17V,
9 02H 9 06 9 02'4
8 H24 9 ft" 8 S7V4
8 974 9 C24 8 874
No. 2.
Cfiah quotations were as follows:
FIXJUR Steady: winter patents. -I3.60
&3.7.i; straights. $2.SC(4.50: snrlng patents.
U.eol.K; Biralhts, fcj-7v4.8u; bakers,. $2.2o
WHEAT No. 2 spring. TU79c; No. t
tprlng. i679c; No. 2 red. 7447540.
CORN-5,0. , 43i843ic; No. 2 yellow 43
42c.
OATS No. t. S31ic; No. I white. BSUaaoc.
BARLEY ?5ood feeding, 42r43c; fair to
1 I M.UI. i". .
SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.15: No. 1 northwest
em. $1.20; prime timothy, 3.0; clover, con
tract grade. $11.75
PROVISIONS Mean pork, per bbl., $16.75
fl6.85. Lard, pr 10J lbs.. $9 424.474. Short
I t. a sides (loose), $l.ih9 15. Dry aalted
shoulders (boxed), $8.20-t,8.5o. Short clear
kldea (boxed). $9.8149. 50.
Following were the recelptc and hlp
tnenta of flour and grain:
F.fCe'nts. Shlnm--'
lrour. bb 8 18 F03
Wheat, bu 61.610
Corn, bu 313.50
Oata bu 429.210
Kye bu 9100
Barley, bu 93,000
ORANGES California navels, fancy, $3.24;
choice, $3; Mediterranean sweets,
DATES Persian, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.,
6c; per cat of 30-lb. pkgs., $2.25.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, II;
Turkish, per 35-lb. box, 14818c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New Utah, per 24-fram case,
$3 75
CIDER New York. $4.50; per H-bbl., $2.75.
8A L'ERK RAUT Wisconsin, per 4-bbl.,
$2.25; per bbl.. $3.76.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2c; shelled, 4c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 6c:
No. 1 salted, 74c- No. 2 salted, 64c; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 124 ., 84c; No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 60; dry hides, 812c;
sheep pelta, 25075c; horse hides, $1.50(82.50.
NUTS WalnutE, No. 1 Boft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., lie; No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shel!, per lb., i2c;
Braxlls. per lb., 12c; filberts, per lb., 12c;
almonds, soft shell, oer lb.. 16c; hard shell.
per lb., 15c; pecans, large per lb., V4c;
small, per lb., 11c; cocoanuts, per dox., 80c;
chestnuts. per lb.. 10c; peanuts, ner lb.,
6V.c; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black
walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per bu.,
$1.50; cocoanuts, per 100, $4.
OLD METALS, ETC. A, . B. Alplrn
qjotes the following prices: iron, country,
mixed, per ton, $11; Iron, stove plate, per
ton, $; copper, per lb., 84c; brass, heavy,
per lb., 84c; brass, light, per lb., S4c; lead,
per lb., ac; zinc, per lb., 24c; rubber, per
St. I.onls Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUI8. Feb. $ WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 724c; track. 7-ttft'
754c; May, 744c; July, 71tc; No. 2 hard,
6!-5 73c.
( ORN Weak: No. i cash. 41c: track. 41r
13.7011 4;:vc: Mav. 414c.
30.S00I 0AT8 Higher; No. 2 cash. 364c; track.
2T6.0O0 3Vtr364c; May. 3B4c: No. 2 white, 370374c.
2156001 KYE Strong at 6ti51c.
1.910! FI-Ol'R Quiet and steady; red winter
22.200 I patents, $3 C.'y J.F5: extra fancy and straight.
On the Produce exchange today the but- ).!Ki3.40; e'ear. $3.0063.15.
ter marxet waa quiet nnit steady: cream.
cries. ltVQ25c; dairies. 15&22o. Eggs, steadier,
loss off, vases returned, 20c. Cncese, steady
HltW YORK GE.VKR.tl, MARKETS.
ftnotatlo.a
on Varloai
Finur. bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Com, bu
Oats, bu
of lb Day
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Feb. l-FLOUR-Recelpts,
27.9M) bbls.; exports, 11.035 bbls.; market
moderately active and ftrmlv held: winter
patenta, $3 66lt4.00; winter straights, t3.50'tj
3.66; Minnesota patenta, $4.Mrt.S0; winter
extras. $2.bO4i3.10; winter bakers. $3.25't3.46:
winter low grades, $2.iti2.!io. Rvo (lour,
steady; fair to good. 3.Kb3.35; choice to
fancy, $3.4oii3.E5. Buckwheat flour, quiet,
$2.2(K&2.3o, spot and to arrive.
COHNMEAL Quiet. yellow western.
$1 )!; city, $1.17; Brandy wine. $3.4k(r2.ri6.
RYE Quiet; Ko. 2 wtittcrn. 61c, f. o.
b.. afloat; state. 5eh574e-, h. I. f.. New Y'ork.
BARLEY Steady ; feeding. 47c, c. I. f ,
New hilK, nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts. 120.6) bu.; exriorts,
126,1 Dei bu. Spot, linn; No. 3 red. 814c, ele
vator, and 82V. I. o. b.. afloat; No. 1
northern, Duluth. M4c. f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 hard, Manitoba, to'nc f. o. b., afloat.
Options were ateady to llrm most of the
day, with final narrow ran (re of prices.
The leading Influence wis bullish. French
cables and crop news, supplemented by a
moderate export traAV. smaller western re
ceipts and a light northwest movement.
The cloae was 44.4c h'gher. March closed
at MSc; May. 81 5-lfff-il V. closed at SIVl
July. t4&ftc, cloae d at 7',e.
CORN Receipts. Iu7.i) bu. Spot, steady:
No. 2. 6c elevator, and 5"c, f. o. b.. atiost;
No. I yellow, 6Sc; No. I mixed. 5ac. Th
ODtion market waa excerdinalv dull nil ria-
V.;,. Mlrlv l,k sa
Zr ,r.v..-' .,1 1 ,T V-esfrn
vw. ,, " rwrai, nViri livr 3IIIUIier Ik,
,..,li,t. mwA .... ..ri ., T .. ..I ... , .. I 1 U"
at a psrtlal 4c net ele-cllne. February
closed at an 4c; March cloned at 66c; Mnv,
6oii5e.4u, cioeeu ut tUXtc; July, 4tHS4i'c,
Cloaeel at 4kc.
OATH Receipts, 96.000 bu. Spot, quiet:
No. ?. 2c; No. $ white, 43',c; track white,
4346c; standard white, 43,'-: No. 2 white.
4c; track nilX'd western, nomlnel. Options
were dull, but ateady. May cloned at 41 V
HAY Firm; shipping, aift'Oc; good to
Choice. $0 9 ieol.06.
H0P8 Firm: state, common to choice.
SWB37c; I9.il, icnri7c; oldo. 8H124c; Pa
cific roast, 19oi, 2i(u32c; 1901, i&ttiici olds.
HIDES Firm: Galveston, 18c; Calif or.
Ilia. 19c; Texas. 14c.
1 .F.ATHER-Flrm; acid, 5tfe54e.
. PROVISIONS Beef, steady; fmilly $15 00
W.O0; mesa. $10 Oiwi 10 60; tott hams, $20.S09
94.60; packet $12.UU((ilS.O0; city extra Ind.a
meets, $J5.fli(2.0il. Cut meats. quiet;
pickled bel les, $H. 76110.00: pickled should
rs. $8.zoefej.a0; pickled hams. $11 On.nl. M.
Ird, steady; Western steamed, $9.90; rf
f4ned, quiet; continent. $10.16: South Amer
ica, $10.76: compound. $7.5oi7.75. Pork firm;
family, $lt.76o19.0o; short clear. ;i3.0021.09;
mess. $isoonji.ta
TAl.IXW jtedy; city ($J per packlnO.
64c; country (packages free), 64064c.
HICK Firm; Japan, notnlt-al
Bl'TTER-Keceli.ts. T.73 pkgs.; quiet;
tate duiry IstiVor; extra creamery, 2c;
common to choice creamery. lfti2Sc.
EGU3 Keee I pis. 6,1X7 pkgs.; weak
nd Pennsylvania, average best, 26c;
rn. poor to fancy, 10 23'.
CHEESE-Receipts. 1.629 pkgs.:
tate, full cream, fancy small, colored, fall
made, H4c; late made. 1 JVC 14c; small.
white, fall made, 1440144c; lata made,
UVc; Urge colored fall made. 144c; late
made. Uc: large, white, fall made, 144c;
late made 13Vc.
POULTRY Alive, steady; turkeys, ljjff
14c; fowls, 14c; dressed. Irregular; western
chickens, 12ul4c,, western fowls, lfealSc;
luraeys, lseuisec.
METALS There was break In the I .on
don tin market today which carried prices
dowo about s.1 16a to 129 16a for spot and
SEED Timothy, steady at $3.0063.60.
COKNMEAL iSteady. $2.30.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 839
85c.
HAY Dull; timothy. $10.0015.00; prairie,
J9.0OI&11.60.
lb' UN COTTON TIES $1,074.
BAGGING 6 5-16fj 7 1-lflc.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, higher: Jobbing,
standard mess. $17.10. Lard, higher at $9.40.
Irv suit meats (boxed), stronger; extra
shorts, I9.K4; clear ribs, $9,124; ahort clear,
$9,374. Bai'on (boxed), stronger; extra
shorts, $10; clear ribs. $10,124; short clear,
$10,374-
ME1ALS Iad, steady at W.9.4. epeiter,
fir n at 4.8j.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 11c; turkeys,
16c: ducks. 13c; geese, (Vfi7c.
Bi'TTER Firm; creamery, 19'J6c; dairy,
17i.flc.
EGGS Lower; fresh. 17.c.
Recelpta. BMpmerta.
.... 7.010 18,000
.... 41,0flti 74,000
....11S01 185,000
....131,000 63,000
Visible Rnpply of Grain.
KPW TORK. Feb. 8. Snecial telegraphic.
and cable advices to Bradetreet's this week
show the following changes as compared
with last accounts:
WHEAT United States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, decreased 684.000 bu.; afloat
for and in Europe, Increased 2.700,000 bu.
CORN United States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, Increaaed 1,175.000 bu.
OATS United States anei ejanaaa, eaai 01
the Ro. kles. Increased 26H.O0O bu.
Among the more Important Increases re
ported this week are those of 530,000 bu. In
Manitoba. 61.P0O bu. at Chicago private
elevators and 56,000 bu. at Omaha.
The leading decreases are those of 25O.O00
bu at Nashville. 500.000 bu. at northwestern
interior elevators. 100,000 bu. at Port Huron,
54.000 bu. at Newport News and 50,000 bu. at
Minneapolis private elevators.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S BUTTER
Firm, gooel demand: extra western cream
ery. 27c; extra nearby prints, 2Sc.
EGGS Firm, good demand; fresh nearby,
23c, at the mark; fresh western, 23c, at the
mark- fresh southwestern. 22c, at the mark ;
fresh southern. 21c. at the mark.
CHEESE Quiet but steady: New York
full creams, prime small, H'SWic; fair to
good small. 134'lSie; prime large, 14c; fair
to good large, 1344fl31tc.
Toledo Grain and SeeeL
TOLEDO, Feb. S WHEAT Dull, higher;
caah, 784c; May, Sc; July. 76c.
CORN Dull, steady; February, 454c;
May. 44ie. .
OATS Dull, unchanged; February, S7c;
May, 37c. .,.
HYE-Dull; No. 2. 534?-
SEED Clover, dull, higher; February,
$7.15; March, $7.30; prime timothy, $1.90;
prime alslke, $8.
Dolnth Grain Market.
DT'LUTH. Feb: S WHAT Cash, No. 1
hsrd, 774c: No. 2 northern, 744c; No. 1
northern 774c i May, 784c; July, 78c.
OATS-May, 35c.
Kew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. . MONEY Steady :
on call. 2i34 per cent. Time, easier; all
periods, 4444 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper.. 44'6 J per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, closed
steady, with nctual business in bankers'
Mil., . tt tusiMtiA 87 for demand and at $4.84(31
4 K410 for sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4,844
ti4 874; commercial bills, $4.834.84.
SILVER Bar, 474c; Mexican dollars,
374c
BONDS Government, steady; state, firm;
railroad. Irregular.
The closing quotations in oonaa are mm
follows:
...101 I., ft N. uni. 101
...Hi Me-i. e'emtral 4a 77
.. .00 I do Is Inc K
...107 'Mhui. e& St L. 4...103'i
...U44 M . K. T. 4l '
...lJo'i elo : ii44
...lie N. V. e gaa. Ijs...l04
. . . 1 10 N. J. C. sen. 61 133
...10: No. Pacific 4s 1034
...Itl2i4 elo 3m 7t
...102't N W. eon. 1014
... 92 Reading geo. 4a vi
to Market.
NEW Y'ORK. Feb. 3.-The professional
element contested the apathetic condition
of the market today and elvveloped some
1 how of strength and activity before the
close of the dJiy. There waa a very meager
outside demand and very little news on
which to base the movement. Reactionary
tenelency during the morning became domi
nant anil the professionals apparently re
signed themselves to the neglected condi
tion of the market.
The WabnHh securities made a slight ad
vance at the opening on the atrength of
the newa from 1'lttsburg that the franchise
for the company s entrance to the city
had been lavorably actt?d upon by the city
council, but the stocks fell back again and
the debenture B bonds particularly sufTcred
from realising. One of the depressing
lactors early Irr the day waa the weakness
of New Y'ork Ventral. This movement was
the result of a characteristic traders' cam
paign. Yesterday s selling of Pennsylvania
em the score of the conversion privilege for
the bonds carried the price of Pennsylvania
stock below that of New York Central,
whereas It haa ruled constantly above that
stock for a long time past. For this reason
traders sold New York Central and bought
Pennsylvania today. The news of the Ill
ness of the king of England was an in
fluence' In the early dullness, as also waa
the renewed hitch In the proceedings for
a settlement of the Venesuelan difficulties.
The December statement of the Pennsyl
vania lines, both east and west of Pitts
burg, was so clear a demonstration of the
prevailing tendency of railroad expenses to
encroach on net earnings that the effect
waa rather tlepreaslng.
Sterling exchange waa ominously strong
and it was said the freight blockades and
rutting down of the grain movement had
resulted In a scarcity of grain bills in the
exchange market. At the same time the
prevailing ease of money Is an Inducement
to borrowers from foreigners to pay oft
maturing obligations abroad. The exchange
market eased slightly at the close. The
growing plenty ot loanable funds waa prob
ably the basis for the attempt to advance
prices of stocks. The rate for call loans
fell below 3 per cent during the day. This
state of ease is due In large part to the
determined quietude of speculation. It Is
manifest also that the powers in the money
worlei have in view to build up their re
sources and to guard against any such ex
tended credits as those which disquieted the
country last fall.
A number of the metal stocks were con
spicuously strong In tewiay's market. The
advancing tendency of the copper market,
the measures to ejonsolldate the lead in
terests the governmental measures which
are discussed for the improvement of the
silver situation and the extraordinary Iron
ir,i eomhlned to form the basis for this
movement, which Included Anaconda, Amer
ican Sme'ltlng. National io anu imrr m
the day I'nited States Steel and the Inde
pendent Iron and steel-companies. St. Louis
Sheffield Steel made an unexplained dip of
24 with a substantial recovery. The mar
ket closed Irregular.
Wabash debenture Rs overshadowed the
bond market, which was Irregu
lar Total sales, par value. $5,635,000. United
States bonds were all unchanged on the last
call
The following are the elosjng prices on
the New York biock excnaiige.
Atrhlann fo-
eio p"d.:::::::: w -
a. nkiA leeiak, Texaa A Pacific.
d.h. i:,-p. 1 a.
1384 - do pfd
T2 ValoD Pacific ....
tt -I do pfd
MV 'Wabaah
L... 07 1 do pfd
7(1 :WhMllng L I
21',' do Id pfd.;.,..,
.Wla: Cemtral ....
1414 1 do pfd
219 Adama Ex
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bsth Bef Steera and Cows Sold Trtfll at
Stronger Priota.
HOG MARKET STEADY TO STRONG
Actlre Demand for Fat heep and
Lam be at Steady to Htronsr Prlres
and (he Hlslirst Sales ot
the Benson Were Made.
SOUTH-OMAHA, Feb. S.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3,eil t.io 9,i9
Official Tuesday u.loo k.oou ikpo
Two days this week. 6,101 16,2-5 15.6;9
Same elays last week.... 9.VI6 17, "21 14.0a
9.0ti lo.oiib 12.XI2
M.',' U.bli 11 .a 16
H.iSl 12,15 12,1100
8,4)il lb.bto lo,in9
Same week before
fame three weeks ago...
Same four weeas ago..,,
bamo days last year
KEOE1P1S KeJK THE
YEAR TO DATE.
The tollowlnie. table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and snecp at South oniaua tor
tne year to date and comparisons with last
year:
Cattle
Hugs
rthecp
Average
inc.
.088
Dec.
in 1 jus.
SJ.nal 7 1,213
2lOoa 24.S.OU?
114.00K 60"i94 63,214
pric ' paid for nog at South
32,399
do Dfd
Canadian Pacific.
t'anada Bo
Cha. Oalo
Chicago Alton.
Chicago, Ind. ek
do pfd
Chicago A O. W..
do tat pfd
do Id pfd
Chicago A N. W..
Chicago Tar. tt Tr
do pfd
C. C. I!. A St. ti..
Colorado 80.,
elo lat pfd
do Id pfd
rial, ft Hudson
.... 85
.... M
. ... 40
W. II
.... 444,
....1014a
.... 3V
....
.... 474
.... ! ,
.... a4
.... M4
.... 624
....low
Omaha tor the laat several uaS with com
parisons;
Date. I 1903. il902.19Ol.1900.189.188.1897.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jar..
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
33 j 0 22 4 961 4 Ti; - I 421 I II
7: 22 4 M 4 ST.! 3 67 I 1!
6 294 19 1 4 Mil 4 -i 3 67 t 45
291 6 0Z 4 Zll 3 44i 8 44 I H
2741 ( 04, 4 37 3 47, 3 31, 8 37
H....I X4',, ( 24 1 4 Zol 1 1
7....) 394 ti ; 6 ! ' I 42; $ 40! 3 1$
8...
9..
10.
11.
12
13
4v, 8 09, 6 0ej 4 34 1 4S U
4V
40
464
6 4.4
16 ( 14, 4 31 35 I 3 II
141 6 261 4 iii 8 bell 3 43 1
8 04. 6 23 4 4l I 6ft, 3 29 t 0;
6 OOi
6 17, 4 49
Jan. 14... I 34l 14 6 16,
4 63 3 1" 3 49 4 09
Jnn.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24...
26.
2.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
1..
2..
8....
3 tw 8 4i! 3 14
$ 6u; J 491 3 19
S 41 IB 22, 251 4 681 13 471 3 i
49SI 6 151 5 26, 4 t2 3 50 ' 8 23
4941 U I7 6 20 4 48i 3 49 $ 47 '
Ui 6 291 4 6tf 3 61 3 61; 3 22
3941 I 6 27 4 64 1 8 64! I Ml 3 2ti
I 8 474! 8 271 4 54 3 6S, 3 60 3 26
.1 t 6141 13 6 261 I 591 3 64 $ 28
I 6 63 I 8 02, b 131 4 631 13 57 3 24
I t9; 6 031 i loi 4 69 1 3 66 13
s otj'.-i
6 6.-, 4
6 13
$674
a
6 68
6 70
6 OS! 6 21, 4 65, 3 (ill $ 62;
14 6 13: 4 4H 3 0 3 n 3 33
4 I 5 18 14 551 3 57 1 3 721 3 3i
6 12 I 4 621 8 63 1 3 67 3 30
6 644! 5 9 . 6 22 I 3 68! 3 62 3 2.
6 6441 6 98 6 281 4 62 I 8 64 3 27
ti t) 5 2a 4 64 3 70, - J 21
6 97 5 17 4 651 3 64 3 66
5 921 6 22 4 67! 3 Gil 3 64 S 27
I 6 25 4 6 3 64 3 63 3 19
6 93 4 62! 3 69 8 73 3 20
Indicates Sundav.
The official number of ears of stock
brought in today by inch road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r's.
v .. m. ex ot. f i,
Vabash 4
Mo. Pacific Ry 4
Union Pac. System.. 21
C. & N. W. Ry 11
F., E. & M. V. R R, 42
Or, 8t. P., M. & O.. 25
B. & M. Ry 34
C, B. & Q. Ry 1
C. R. I. tt P., east.. 10
C. R. I. & P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts 168
The disposition of the dav's recelnta, waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of heud Indicated:
5 .. ..
1
1
13 7 2
24 1
21 11
17 1
16 15
3 1..
18 1
1 1
1
122 37 "i
Buyers.
, 184 American Ex
; 111 t'nltad Statea Ex.,
, MVI4 Walla-Fargo Ex...
, 94 AtnaU Coppar
, 70 Aroer. Car A F...
, 444 do pfd
, 484 Amar. Lin. Olf. ...
Del! L. A W M7 do pfd
rag.
U. 6. tit. :.
do e-oupoii
elo :i. rag
do coipon
do near 4a, rag.
do coupon
do old 4a, rcg
du coupon
do la. rcg
do coupon ....
Atrhlaon gen. 4a...
do adj. 4a
Dal. A Ohio 4l....
do S4a
do couv. 4a
Canada 60. 2a
Ventral of fla. 6a..
do la Inc
flu a. 4i onlo 4ra
Chlrago A A. 3a
C. H. A Q. n. in
C,
1:
.1014 St. U A I. M. e. 8a. 1144
. i St. u. tt B. r. 4a v
,.106 Bt. L. 8. W. Is S7
.lfu14 do ts HI
..!(' a 8. A. A A.
.. 7 ,80. Pacific
..loo I do. Railway (a
Si
(14
.1114
IT'i 'inu A Pacific la. ..117
T , Ht. L A W. 4a.
A Bt P g. 4a. ..Ill tnlon Pacific 4a...
N. v'. e 7 13!Mi' do conv. 4a.
Urala
Irovlnora.
state
west-
firm
Liverpool
LIVERPOOL. Feb. S.-WHEAT-Bpot, No.
3 red western, winter, firm at Cs2u, No. 1
northern, tprlnir, eiulet at 6s94d; No. 1
California, firm at 7s. Futjres. firm;
March. 6a34d; May. 6s24d: July, nominal.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed. 4s
54d. Futures, steady; March, 4s4skd; May,
4s24d: July, nominal.
PEAP Canadian, quiet at 5 4V,d.
Kl.nL'R St. Louis fancy winter, erjiet at
8s M.
HOP3 At Iondon (Pacific coast), firm.
d ljxN7 6s.
PROVISIONS Hcef. easy; extra India
m ss. his jii. i-ora. easy; prime inees
6s. Hams, chert cut. 14 to 16
quiet, 52.H. H;icon. Cumberland cut.
"1 to :v) li.. atetdv. ;7; short ribs. 16 to
21 lbs., firm. 4V 6d: Ions; clear middles,
light. 28 to 34 lbs., steady. 47s 6d; long clear
middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., steady. 47s:
; hor: clear backs, 15 to J1! lbs., s.etdy, 47s
M; clear beilla. 14 to 11 lbs., s'eedv. Ms.
Hhouieieia. seiuare, 11 to is lbs.,
Lard, prime wemern. in tierces
American refined, in pt-lls, dull,
m 11 t:i-Momlnai.
:HEESK PtroMu; A merit nn finest white
nd colored. 62s d.
TALHiw- h irm: prime city. 27s 6d: Aus
tralian, tn Ixindun, 34s Cd.
steady, 4.
, dull, (lis tid;
49s 6d.
Kansas City (iraln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 3. WHEAT May.
6s'ic; July, 664c; carh. No. 2 hard. U54'
74c; No. 3. 644U4c; No. 4. 57iclc;
rejecte d. 50eo57c: No. 2 red. 70c: No. 8 6iea
68c.
CORN April, 474Cil74c; Miy. S84c; July.
38c; cash. No, ! mixed. 3e4i6S94c; No. 2
white. 4e-i41t'!: No. 3, 43e
OAT3 No. 3 white, 36c; No. 8 mixed,
C535Uc.
RYE No. S, 46c.
HAY Timothy. $13 50; prairie. $9 00.
Rl'TTER Creamery, lSea.'Sc; dairy, 19c.
EOQ8 Fresh, l4c.
ReH-elpts Shlpn.en'a
Wheat, bu 4S. 48,i)
Corn, bu IS SO) J1M.0 0
Oats, bu 37.0oj 0,0 V
v.. R. I. A r. 4i
t hlctffo Ter. 4a
Colorado Bo. 4a....
Denver A K. O 4a.
Erie prteir lien 4a..
do general 4a
V. yi. A I). '. la. ..HI"'. Con
Mocking Val. 4Vja....l0l Colo.
ti .Wabash la.
. 844! do ta
. S04 do deb. B
. Weat Shore 4a
. , Wlieel. A L. E. 4a.
87-n Wla. rantral 4a
Tobacco 4a. . . .
Kuel con. 6a.
79
.i3;
.1054
.1174
.1074
. 111,
.1104
. 2H
. 10l
. 4',
. 914
Iloalon Stocka anel Hnnela.
Denver A R. O
do, pld
Erta
do lat pfd...v.
do td pfd
Gat Nor. pfd..
Hocking Valley .
do pfd
Illlnola Central
Iowa rantral ...
do pfd
Laka Krla A W
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L...
Met.
Mex.
Mei.
Minn. A St. L..
Mo. racinc 1....
M , K. A T
do ' pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central, .,
Norfolk A W....
' do pfd
flvtarlo A W....
Pannaylvanla ...
Reading . . .-
do let pfd.....
do 24 pfd
Et. L. AS. P...
do lat pfd
do :l pfd
ft. L. ft. W
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
So. Paclfio
pfd.
..110
.141
.ta
. (14
. 404
. 14
. 114
. 44
. 41
. MTi
.104
. 474
. 16
.111
.111
.114
...is
... 1
... 1J4
... ID
... 464
... IVi
...11S4
... ts
U Pacific Mall 3
.... 1 People'a Oaa 1074
...1(174 Preeaed Steel Car i
....ltl4' 1 Pf 2
.... 17 ? Pullman P. Car 13i
.... 0 .Republic Steel 114
....184 I do pfd.... 1'tj
IMH Sugar ....12SH
.... 114 Tenn. Coal A Iron... eua
.... -J t'niim Bag A P. pfd.. in
.... 144 I 8. Leather 124
. ...1W1' do pfd US',
! If. 8. Rubber
.... 674 do pfd
.... 7414 V. 8. Steel
I4 do pfd
.... SO jWeatern I'nloa
.... iSHIAmer. Locomotfva...
.... !4! do pfd
an IK. C. Southern
....178 do pfd
...,l;4'Rock Island
444' do pfd
S4 American 8. A R
.. 684 , do pfd
,.41 Anao. Mining Co.
.. 144 Brooklyn R. T...
.. 12 ,i Colo. Fuel A Iron
..jno Cona. Oaa
...1014 Cont. Tobacco
..97V eien. Kiectrie ...
,.14'4 Hocking Coal ...
.. 434 Inter. Paper ....
..I IV, I do pfd
..47 Laclede Oaa ....
..113 1 National Bjaeult
a lX4 National lead .,
, ,.14S 'No. American ..
Ht. Rr 1374 Pacinc e:oaat
Central
National
144
62 4
IS4
al
H
4
M
4
64
44
II
CHICAGO UVB STOCK MARKET.
Omitna Packing Co.
owiit ana company
Armour A Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co.,. B. City,
Vanaant & Co
Carey & Benton
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntilnger
Huston & Co
Livingstone & Schaller.
L. F. Husg
B. F. Hobblck
Dennis & Co
I eo Rolhschlld
Morton & O
Clher buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
444
9x5
621
1,069
11K
137
14
24
36
16
71
11
25
96
J36
1.117
1,673
2.234
2.0O2
1.814
1.249
2.3X5
1.4M)
1,593
360
BOSTON. Feb. 3. -Call loans, 4tfr5 per
rent : time loans. 4f(i4 per cent. Official
closing of stocks miu nonia:
it.
AlihlBnn 4a.
Oaa la
Mel. Central 4a..
Atchison
d p'd
Boston A Albany
l.-,,t Mi
Boilim r.levated .
N. V , N. H A
Fltrhburg pfd
I'n-.un Pacific
Mil. rantral .....,
American Sugar ....
elo vfd
AmerUan T. & T...
boTr.tnlnn 1 A S...
en. Klectrlc
Mama. B'.ectrle ....
do pfrt
t'altrd Fruit
f. S. Btel
do pfd
Wett I ugh Common
Adventure
Allouei
.106 Amalgamated
. th'-t Bingham
. 874 ralumet A Hecla..
l'i ' Centennial
. irt l" a e'opper Range
. IHS'i licminlou Coal ....
.lol Franklin
..! Isle Kojale
.1414 Mohawk
. lo'.t, (lid Dominion
. ri oaceola
.Ut't Parrot
.!21 ejulncy
.124 Hants Fa Copper..
.. fhj iTamarack
,.11'ilTrlmoiintaln
.. atlj Trlnlly
. yj I.. I I'nited States
,',' I tu
.. 'lrtorla
. . 674 tvtnoaa
,.lo iW'olterlne
. . 14 It'nttaei Copper- ....
. 44
.. ts-a
.. i4
..616
.. 2:4
.. '
.1
.. 10
.. It
.. 614
.. MV
.. 2
.. St
..lua
.. 14
.148
.. l
.. 104
.. 244
.. 114
Iflsdnn Slock Quotation.
IiONDON. Feb. 3. Closing quotations:
Mllwnnkeo lraln Market.
MILWAl'KEE. Feb $. WHEAT Firm:
No. 1 northern, 79'y; No. 3 northern, T74tJ
784c: May, 7V. se!fers. a
RYF Hteady; No. 1. 61"d4e.
B (RI.KY Steady: No. 2, c.
CORN May, 444K4c. sellers.
rorla Market.
PEORIA. III., Feb. .-4JORN-Flrm; No.
3. 414c.
OATS Firm; No. I white. S34c.
Mlaneanolls Wleat. Floor and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. I WHEAT May.
7;4ci July, 7740. On track; No. 1
Consols fnr money.
do a. ount
Anaeonda
Alt Maun
do pld
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific...
rhee&peake A Ohio.
Chicago ej. w
C. M. A St. P...
Iiclit-ra
Denver A R. Q
do pfd
Erie.
do lat pfd
10 Sd pfd
Illlnola rantral
ltulavllls A Nash
Mlaoiurl. K. A T
. I I New York Central..
. I J -A Norfolk A V,s:ern.
6S do pfd
. 40 Ontario A Western.
.Iui4 Pennaytvanla
.lui' hand Mines
.1H4 Reading
I't em lit pld
1 do td pfd
Southern Railway.
00 pfd
4tr Southern Pacific
i nlon Pacific
4i s do pfd
74a Vnlcead Slates Steal
ta1 in ptu
14 Wabaah
l.-9't', 10 ifd
BAR SILVER Dull at 21 15-16d per ounce
MONEY 3&34 per cent. The rate of dls-
.7Mt
. :..
. M
. 64
. 7
. 11
. 314
44 4
. 3KV,
.
7'-
. etl'a
.104
. ',
. ,
Cattle Are Slow, Hogs Rise a 'Nickel,
'Wlille Sheen Stay Strong;.
CHTCAOO, Feb. 8 CATTLE Receipts,
4.000 head, including 1 000 head Texans;
market slow and weak: good to prime'
steerM, $4.6txji.10; poor to medium, $3.00(4.60;
Mockers and feeders, $2.3g4.05: cows, $1.40
4M.60; heifers, $2,254(4.75; canners $1.40gr2.60;
bulls. $2.2i!fi4.25; calves, $3.607.25; Texas
fed steers. i3.blKai.bf.
MtKJS Hecelpts, 27,000 head; estimated to.
morrow, 3,000 head; left over, 6.000 head:
market strong to 6c higher; mixed snd
butchers. $6.bo46.80; good tD chole-e heavy,
$a.S.V(i6 974; roufth heavy. $6 6ii6.85; light,
$6 3K&6.6ll; bulk of saleo. f6.55ta.76.
SHKKF AND LAMBS Receipt. 12.000
head; market steady to strong; good to
choice wethers, $4.4iKf5.2j; fulr to choice
mixed, $3.o0fp4.40: western sheep. $3.75'a6.25;
native lambs, $460(6.30; western lambs,
$4.7i(&.23.
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 2,618 6.525
Hoes 41.037 6,7:i
Bin-en 29,934 6t
t. I.onls Live toek Market.
ST. LOIM8, Feb. 3 CATTLE Receipts,
6.O1O head. Including 3.S00 head Texina;
market ateady to atrong, with natives a
shade higher; native shipping and export
steers, $4.3"eja.25, with strictly fancy quoted
up to $6; dressed beef and butcher steers,
. . . . - , . , . . iv.. ee cjVnj Kji.
e.ea''a.w; Hirers unoer iua., ,d..wmr..i
st iikers and feeders. $2.304.20: cowa and
helfera. $'.'.i!64i4.75; canners. $1.5otfr2.50; bulls
I'hiCaZ.to: 1 alvea. tl.n,'f7.60: Texas and In-
ellun steers, $?.s54j4.3'); cowa and heifers.
11! a (3 3ll.
IK 0!4 Receipts. 4,5tiO head: market
strung. 6c higher; pis and light. $4.ia-6j
iiackera. lei io'.T ei ))- butchers. b.7'ii6 9i.
SSHKr. r A.VU lJftllr ltee'eipis.
bead; market stronee: native muttons, ,4.00
tri.Viai: lutiibs. 14. 7i ftei 'J5: culls and bucks
$2KKei45ti; Blockers. $1503.00; Texans, $3.5
t4.uu.
Wort Market
LOHTdN. Feb. 3. WOO! Haa been
somewhat lrreauhir of late. Flnee staple
tprrlteiry weiola have been active and the
market generally is firm, with prices held
Hi ill hlRhei prlees sre looked for. Current
eiuotntions on dimeptlc wools In this mar
ket mn be summari7ed aa followa: Ohio
and Pennsylvania. XX and above, 3ij324o
X. 274:sc: No. 1 and No. 2, J11i32c; fine
unwashed. 221 2.3c : uninercnantaine. z.)MJ(ic,
Texaa, twelve months. 19rn2"c; six to eight
montha. IKiieir.e: fall. 16fil7c. California
northern chole-e. 21t"3r; average, H'ijlHc
miildlo ciunlles. lbiil'c; aouthern. 1213c
territory. Idaho fine. 1'uUc; nne medium. In
Total3 3.806 9,200 6,957
CATTLE Tho severe snowstorm that set
In this morning delayed the arrival of
trains, to quire. .n extent and , made the
cattle appear In bad form, but at the time
It had a tendency to strengthen prices and
make "buyers anxious for supplies. They
figured that the storm would shut off the
big bulk of the receipts for the rest of the
week and as result the buyers were all
out early and an active and 'strong market
resulted.
The beef steer market opened In good sea
son ami the cattle soon began moving to
ward the scales. The market could safely
be quoted strong and active and as high
as o.u waa paid Tor a bunch of 35 head
that weighed 1.620 poinds. That waa not
only tho top price of the day. but for sev
eral weeks past, but they were also the
best rattle that have been seen here Is a
long time. All the early offerings were dis
posed of In good season, but the late ar
rival of traina, of course, delayed the close
until a late hour.
The cow market was also brisk and
strong, as compared with yesterday. Pack
ers were all afraid there would be a short
age the rest of the week and Jumped In and
paid good etrong prices for all desirable
grades. Camera also sold freely at fully
as good prices as were paid yesterday.
There waa, of course, tome unevenness to
the trade, but as a rule the prices paid
were very satisfactory to the selling Inter
ests. The bull market was also fully steady
and the same waa true of the trade on
veal calves.
There was rather small sunnlv of
stockers and feeders In the yards, so that
In spite nf the storm prices held Just about
steady. The kinds that were bxcklnsr In
quality were rather hard to move as specu
lators did not want to get loaded up with
mat Kino in case oi a prolonged storm.
Representative aaies
count In the open market for short bills Is I ,iei4c; medium ltVfilTc. Wyoming, tine.
$fc-16(u34 r e-ent and for threei months' i , ic; nne medium.' I"" 17c. Ctah. line. 14
uiiia is aajo a-io per ceni.
r York Mlalast Storks.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1 The following sre
the closing prices on mining stocks:
ilma In M Little Chief
Alice a , .i.rio eftei
Braeo 6 llphlr 214
struaawlck Con 4 litornlx a
e iMDeeo.-k Tunnel .... a Poeoal 66
ton. I'al. A Va tea) Savage aa
Hora Silver i:t Sierra Nevada M
Iron Silver t sniall Houea su
Ltkuv.lle Lou t Standard mo
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Fob. 3 Bank rlrasings texlay,
$1.2.36329; corresponding day last year,
$l.iaM.51.29; Increase. $ZltU':.
CINCINNATI, Feb. $Clttrtns. $4,014,
fril5ct tine medium. 16,'iilic; medium, l.'ilSc
Dakeita. floe. 14u15p; line medium. 16'i!7e
medium. 17iilKe'. Montuna. fine choice. 19?
&K-: fine average. iTUlSc; tine medium
chclce. I9i 2tV. Pulled, scoured basis. 47tr
5"c; extras. &"4r53c; A superfine, 43'a45c; H
superfine, 4."tt6c.
Oil
NEW Yi IRK,
Rosin.
Feb 3. OII Cottonseed
easy ; yellow, Jju-fc rctrnieum, nrm
Turpentine, nrm, ttxiww. nosin, nrm
strained common to soexl. $-l'!i!.l.
itL r I xi. Feb. 3.C)IINo cbange.
Ix-NIKiN. 'eh. lill-IJnseed. Ms td
OIL CITY. Feb. $. ( il I Credlt balances
$L6u; certlflentea. no sile-s; shipments F"eb-
ruarv 2. Do. 122 bbls.: atemie, 7l,K3 bbls
runs February 1, 2o.tu0 tbu. ; sto avetrags
s rues tooa&t.
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
1 126 i 60 liu 4 jg
1 120 46 t 1110 4 6
1 16 10 1120 4 35
6 12 I 0 it 1123 4 U
I 876 I HI !... 1210 4 4u
tt 48 I 0 4..... 1210 4 40
tt 1016 1 IV) II 12H7 4 4o
tl Ml 4 00 826 4 40
1 aho 4 on 11 ftki 4 40
1 MO 4 Oil 14 nm 4 40
i 1660 4 OI) 4 ino 4 40
I 126 4 00 14 1166 4 60
13 90 4 Oi 1 Utf 4 o
16 "S 4 05 48 1340 4 66
II 1032 4 06 30 1302 4 66
6 92 4 Oi 14 lilt 4 4(
14 W HI, K IIH 4 64)
4 1W0 4 HI 20 mi 4 MS
1 424 4 10 10 1401 4 u
. 1 1110 4 10 II 11(4 4 66
11 40 4 16 II nil 4 M
4 16 1 1640 4 ti
II 4 4 to 1 1283 4 70
13 4 20 II 1213 4 79
I 40 4 2 2i 1145 4 7
II Hit 4 20 14 1347 4 m
t 1088 4 M 10 1-21 4 15
14 lie 4 tn 1274 4 to
11 1166 4 26 1 1416 I 00
1 1260 4 36 16 i:,;u 6 u
U 1iM 4 16
BTEERU AND HEIFERS.
1 63 2 W 4 1162 4 in
11 174 4 1371 4 66
STEERS AND COWS.
17 HI 4 1
COWS.
I. .-. tm 1 tt 1 i;jei 1 to
4 810 1 30 1 M) j m
1 806 I 6') 1 UM I 00
1 174 1 7i t lust 1 oj
4 I t 1 lfHO I M
I M5 I ) 1 1!.'0 I 00
1 84 1 W 1 IOL'0 I 04
14 98 I 00 1 ll0 I 0tl
I 1044 I 10 14 , 440 1 04
1 1200 It 1 120 I 00
1 1000 I 16 13 10:1 I 04
II I'll 3 16 1 1164 I 00
11 104 I 2,1 1 lneio I Ot
11 111! I 20 1 474 I III
II 1087 1 20 1 1U40 1 14
4 7l I 24 1 12U4 I 14
4 3 A 2 U70 I 14
1! 106 1 24 14 441 14
17 U 3 !0 1 1J!J
20 4s I 34 11 1044 I It
4 12-V) 1 U I H4 11
SO 1161 I 44 4 ....lOf 1 II
1 toil 1 40 14 1024 I It
11 1000 I 46 1 1120 1 16
1 1004 1 46 4 1064 I 16
1 114 I 45 81 in
It 1084 1 64 1 .llt I 2
II Ml t 60 T 441 I
20 1171 1 66 1 1144 1 15
4 1146 I 40 14 10M I 26
I ef.S I 64 1 17 I a
1 1W4 I 64 1 1WI 2a
I Iu06 1 6) 1 Ml 3 !S
1 176 I 64 I U4 I II,
1 120 I 61 II 1H'4 I It
1 134 i 64 11 1U27 1
I 164 1 40 I IK IU
1 471 t 44 I llvt I U
14 K4I I t4 I lite) I 86
II 104 I ti 1 liat I
4 441 1 46 mil ja
1 lee) 1 76 1 yam I ti
1 .' o4 1 74 It Ill IU
1164 1 76 4 1IJ4 I 44
I lot 1 46 7 U'll 1 40
I iOti 1 76 I 114 I 44
I HI I 16 I l.e I 4H
It 1044 I 76 II 1144 I 44
4 714 1 76 1 ile j ,i
t M I H I ,, i 6t
II M IB 1 .160 I 14
t 1314 1 46 " 6 3 A
4 t:0 I 16 B 404 I 44
I : I 46 t Ilea I 14
1 1"?4 I S 1 1154 4 40
10 lovi I an oom I w
1 I to
COWS ANU HEIFERS.
14 140 4 t"
HEIFERS.
4 4J 1 an lit t I 46
4 4T 1 7S 10 814 I 46
I. M III 21 101 1 IS
1 8M I l I insi, a,,
3 61 1 IS 4 1"J I IN)
10 3 Til I put I
10 " I 25 I SIM I an
1 170 1
CALVES.
1 140 4 6" s It". 5 :
1 270 4 Mi 1 11 6 76
4 140 6 6" 1 I4il 4 00
1 14 TO 1 160 4 Oil
1 Ill 6 6" 1 lei 4 C6
1 200 6 75 4 160 4 !
1 I0 6 75 1 120 4 26
1 160 4 16 1 140 4 S&
1 IfniO t 6n i 48il J 00
1 13.10 1 76 1 ;-,ii 00
1 i"i 3 l:. l mm 3 in)
1 nil 1 8f l i ;7ii i (a,
1 1310 1 86 1 164U 3 (HI
1 181.0 1 80 1 irwi 1 00
t 1210 I IK) 1 14,,,, m
1 I" K, 2 6,1 1 I860 3 2,1
1 1260 3 on 1 lTm 1 4i,
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
10 cn'l lamb M 4 00
17 native ewes if,9 4 .T,
11 wetcrn yearling 6s 4 fu
2"'J cull lambs .. 4 75
I'S western yesrllnas i 6 lei
tv weotcrn iambs , 7H 0511
t'.'i western eaves , j 4 eai
1 western ew , s
4S western ewes pet j y,
km western wethers..... 9.4 4 ,,
1H Mexle-an yearllni4 ., 7$ g i
western yearlings 101 6 i
Kal rull Innibs fa 17:,
2 western Iwnibs. 7,1 am
,v5 wemern lambs jj 4 $0
if weatern lambs pij k hi
1.', western ewes s.", 4 ti
91 western ewes lm 4 on
12 west rn yenrllnas !w j on
13 western yearlings v: 5 on
a western lambs in g 75
! western yearlliiRS...., 42 4 no
?ritt weiucrii yearlings IC" 6 00
I'll crlls ho j (81
li" culls M I (in
1.14 western ewes 7S 3 '27,
23 western ewes Vi 3 60
1)9 cull iHmbs 50 4 bo
4:11 46
STOCKERS ANU FEEDERS.
911,
. 270
. 7nt
. 480
.I0n0
. 462
. !-'
. 681
. .126
. IK6
. 6u3
. t.12
. 4.M)
. 6fr,
62.-.
1 ;
I O'.l
3 25
I 60
1 60
1 60
1 60
3 85
1 40
3 till
I to
3 4".
.1 70
3 84
3 80
111...
ll'.!
14.
: 5 80
770 I 15
4.7 1 85
780 3 85
ll 2 o
647 4 00
,.t 4 (HI
. 83
.m:t
.ln:lo
.1175
. 822
. Ml
. 1 1 f.O
10116
14..
14..
t..
COWS AND HEIFERS.
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 20
4 16
4 35
tl.
4.
1..
I..,
.ln.14
.1074
. 404
323
3 34
I 40
S 4.-.
t 60
Ki9 : s
871 3 10
.1040 3 ,i
. 178 3 ib
STOCK CALVES.
.too t 60 t
.280 IK, I e. .
COTXJRA DO.
6 COWS S10 2 311 n7 eotva
HlXiS There wna rtrf an evnealve run
of hog.i here, hut the trains were !.ite in
arriving nnd the market eilow in opening.
Buyers did not want to give over siea.lv
nrle-es. while sellers wanted a little meire i
money than yesterday, so that It to.ik
buyers and sellers some time to agree on
prie-es. The early sales, however, were
about steady with veaterday'a general
market. The bulk of the good weight hogs
sold from $.65 to $0.70. with prime heavy
loads selling mostlv from $"1.7'i to $6.t(2Vi.
'the lightweights sold from $t 5 down.
As the morning advanced the market
seemed to get a little better, so that the
late tales were a little stronger. A good
many cara were still back at noon, so that
the market did not come to a cl.ise until
a late hour. Representative sales:
Kanaas City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. Feb. J.-CATTI.FRe.
celpts, 11,4ml head natives, 6.V) head epiarnn
tine. ftoO head Texas calves, 4nt hand na
tives; corn fed cattle steady to UK: lower;
stockers anel feeders, steady; cows, steady
to Inc lower; quarantine steady: choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, 4.tVei.; fair
to good, $o.;.:i4.fT; stockers nnd feeders,
V.;.Vii4.,"; western fed steers, f2.TStfn.IVi;
Texas and Indian steers. J2.Vi4.'; Texas
cows, $2.2oi.!H; native cowa. $l.ie'4i4.0(i; na
tive heifers, $J.2nC(i3 90; canners. l.J2.1i;
bulla, $2.4i(ii3.4(l; calves. $3.0Pft.!X
Htc,8- Kee-elpts. I2,fl(8 nead; market
steady, closed weak; top, n,9Jti; hu'.k of
sales. M.TiKiiti 90; lieavv, $.(H!'iiti !4; mixed
pneknrs, $fi i4i'j 90; lliiht. $H MOra'S.tTV1; york
ers, $R rtv0 b.7V; pigs, tt. (H- .
SI-tEKt' AND I.AM HS Receipts, B.fM
head; sheep, steady; lniba. eaxy; native
lambs, $4.0n:n4l2S; western lamtiei, $3.g5ti.li);
fed ewes, $Si.tXXti .. 10; native wethers, $3.6ot'
4.SS; western wethers, $3.0044.9i); stockers
and feeders. $2.50i&3.60.
St. Joseph I.lre Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Feb. 3. -CATTLE Receipts.
?.7(0 head: natives, $.1.7T.iij6.50; Texas and
westerns. $3.2iV(i'4 .(R; cows and heifers, $2 .00
4 25; veals, $2.i.(6.50; bulls and stags, $'.50
U4 .85.
HOC.8 Receipts, 7.S00 head; steady: light
and light mixed, $rf.70f(i6.8O; medium and
lieavv. $.7S'ij .95.
SHEEP AND IMMRS-Recelpta. I.T34
head; natives, steady, quality not good.
No. Av. Bh. Pr. No. A v. Sli. Pr.
12 120 ... 6 75 10 2:rj ... 6 70
24 106 ... 6 00 32 255 1(50 6 70
6K 201 ... o 0 61 252 so 6 70
27 119 ... 8 00 H2 23S ... 6 70
37 190 ... ti tiO 65 235 ... 6 70
62 2M ... 6 60 75 210 SO 6 7'i
29 Ih7 ... C 00 68 21u 120 6 70
17 195 ... G 60 US 245 4ei 6 70
M 195 ... 6 60 7 240 80 6 70
70 216 ... 6 62" 4 9 237 ... 6 70
M 201 80 S 2'a 66 2til 60 6 70
63 229 40 6 65 72 229 ... 6 70
43 220 120 6 66 65 254 ... 6 70
39 201 40 6 65 6S JM9 ... 6 70
66 217 ... 6 65 30. ......237 ... 6 70
7S 241 ... 6 65 71 25 40 6 70
77 217 ... 6 66 29 231 40 6 70
69 1K8 ... 6 65 60 24 40 6 72' 4
75 215 40 6 66 71 240 ... 6 724
65 204 40 6 66 6S 240 ... 6 72",
77 220 ... 6 65 77 243 ... 6 72 '4
78 194 ... 6 66 44 245 ... 6 72
68 202 ... 6 65 22 277 ... 6 72
69 230 ... 6 67 4 6 257 ... 6 72
73 224 120 6 67V, 69 251 40 6 72
77 217 40 6 67 72 253 ... 6 72
64 229 ... 6 67 H 63 236 80 6 72
39 259 160 6 67. 66 239 ... 6 72
17 217 ... 6 67. 67 243 ... 72.
69 243 ... 6 67. 69 234 ... 6 724
34 216 ... 6 67", 15 318 ... 6 72
66 225 ... 6 67 63 257 ... 6 72
64 215 40 6 67. 73 .231 ... 6 72
70 231.... 6 67 H 68 225 ... 6 72'i
47 223 ... 6 67. 67. ..v. .260 80 6 7214
74 239 ISO 6 67 61 297 ... 6 75
64 245 - 40 6 TO 68 242 ... 6 T5
64 22$ ... C 70 46 263 40 6 75
74 260 80 6 70 64 247 40 6 76
68 2J-9 40 6 70 44 255 ... 6 75
68 230 160 6 70 68 237 40 . 6 75
28 255 ... 6 70 89 294 120 6 76
55 227 80 6 70 66 2X0 ... 6 76
23 208 ... 6 70 67 261 ' 80 6 75
69 242 ... 6 70 43 256 ... 6 75
69 261 ... 6,70 6S 291 40 A 75
64 268 120 6 70 Tl 277 120 75
41 279 200 6 70 63 288 ... 6 75
60 235 40 6 70 80.. ..,.808 100 77
67 240 120 6 70 66 242 ... 77V4
73 242 120 6 70 6 278 ... 6 80
74 229 80 6 70 69 824 ... 6 80
65 250 80 6 70 28 278 ... 6 82
70 248 40 70 81 310'... 6 80
70 264 ... 6 70 60 316 80 6 80
21 231 ... 6 70 60 331 120 80
68 236 40 6 70
SHEEP There were not aulte as manv
sheep and Iambs here today as arrived
yesterday and as the demand continued
brisk and active a steady market for all
desirable grades resulted. A large propor
tion of the offerings consisted of ewes and
while the better grades were steady the
half-fat kinds were a little slow and weak.
There was another shipment of McCullougn
yearlings on tne market and tney sold for
$5.50. or a dime higher then waa paid laat
weea. 1 here was also a prime bunch of
western lambs offered that brought $6.00, or
the hlghciit price or tne season for western
lambs. These prices were a little stronK,
so that choice sheep and lambs could be
quoted steady to strong.
There were very few feeders on sale, but
those that did arrive sold freely at steady
prices.
Quotations: Choice western lsmbs, $6,609
6.00; fair to good lambs, $5.0005.50;; choice
native lambs, $5.75(6.00; choice yearlings,
$5.004i6. 40; fair to good yearlings. $4.7535 00;
choice wethers, $4.aOig4.l)6; fair to good, $4.00
64.60: choice ewes. 4.00tS4.4; fair to good,
$3.25(84.00; feeder lambs,' $4.25&H.75; feeder
yearlings, $3.7534.00; feeder wethers. $3,759
4.00; feeder ewes. $2.50fc3.0u. Representative
sales:
No.
74 ewes and stags
1 native buck
2 native bucks
1 native buck
102 culls
2 cullet
173 western ewes
i42 western ewes
160 weatern ewes
173 western ewes
220 weatern ewes
442 western ewes
223 western ewes
western ewes
western ewes
native ewes
1 native ewe
30 native ewes
7 yearling ewes
205 western wethers
7 western lambs
12 native lambs
28 native Iambs
253 Mexican yearlings
?K Mexican yearlings ..,
I'Tl western lambs.,
260 western lambs
213 feeder ewes
25 western ewes
462 western ewes
;? western ewes
Slonx City I.lre Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la . Feb. S.-CSpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTI,B Receipts. l,(Vm head;
steady; breves, $3.5XBTi.0o; rows, bulls and
mlxeel, $1.6fxa4.00; stockers and fee.ders, $2.75
tiH.30; yearlings and calves, $2.50fi-I.OO.
HOOS Receipts, 3,K) heud: steady, sell
ing at $.0(k36.70: bulk, $ti.20a6.40.
SHEEP Recelpta, 200 head; strong.
Stock In Sight.
The following vers the ro'pta of live
stock at the six principal cities yesterday:
Cattle, lings. Sheep.
Omaha 3.1"0 9.0M 6.500
Chicago 4.000 27,0181 :S.(Vi
Kansas City .11,400 12.000 S.eno
St. Louis 6,0i) 4. 5(.i 2.501
Bt. Joseph 2.700 7.800 2,731
Bioux City 1,000 8,000 201
Totals
.27.200 63,300 28.9'JI
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
FORT RILEY, KAN., FEB. 1, 1903.
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be re
ceived here until 11 a. m.. March 3, 1903, for
construction of two double sets of non-com-missioned
staff quarters. Information-furnished
upon application, here; also at of
fices of Depot Quartermasters, Chicago, 111.;
St. Loula. Mo., and Omaha, Nebraska. Did
ders will state in their, bids the time In
which they will complete the work, as time
will form an Important consideration in
the award. Vnited States reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all bids, or
any part thereof. Envelopes to be Indorsed
"Proposals for Public Buildings." and ad
dressed Captain O. O. Cress, Q. M
Fl d4t Ml-3m
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
Omaha, Neb.. January 80, 19i0. Sealed pro
posals in triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received at this office
until 10 a. m., February 28, 1903, and then
opened In the presence of attending bidders,
for printing required at Headquarters De
partment of the Missouri during the fiscal
year commencing July 1, 1903, and ending
June 30, 1904. U. S. reserves the right to
reject or accept any or all proposals or any
part thereof. Blank forms for bidding and
circular giving full Information and require,
ments will be furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked ''Proposala for PrlnTIng.' snd ad
dressed to Lieut. Col. JNO. W. PULLMAN.
C. U. M. 6tD 2 3 4 6 25 26
211
211
26
Av. Pr.
103 $2 75
170 3 00
190 3 00
210 3 00
8 2 3 00
70 3 26
95 3 60
91 3 65
90 8 76
106 3 85
103 4 00
W 4 00
100 4 OS
112 4 15
110 4 IS
121 4 26
100 4 85
137 4 35
81 4 50
82 6 00
81 6 25
75 6 25
70 6 25
79 6 60
80 6 60
67 6 65
76 6 00
,82 2 50
,90 3 00
, 1i'2 3 10
.92 S 76
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, 621 Dooly Building, Bait
Ike City, Utah, February 2, 19n3. Sealed
proposals, In triplicate, will be received hero
until 11 a. m., Standard time, March 2, 1903,
and then opened, for the construction of
two Barracks, each for two troops of
cavalry. Including plumbing, heating, gas
piping and electric wiring, at Fort Doug
lass, Utah Bidders will state In their bids
the time In which they will complete tlifl
work. Full Information and blank forms
of proposals furnished on application to thin
office. Plans and specifications may ho
seen here. Vnited States reserves the rlghi
to accept or reject any or all proposals, or
any part thereof. Envelopes to bs market:
"Proposals for Public Building." and ad
dressed to Captain Sam'l V. Ham, Quarter
master. 6tD 2 3 4 6 27 28M
LEGAL NOTICE:.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
ING. Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of tiie stockholders of the
South Platte Land Company will be held at
the office of said company tn Lincoln, Ne
braska, at II o'clock a. tn., on the 4th day
of March, A. D. 1903.
By order of the board of directors.
C. H. MORRILL, President.
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Lincoln. Neb.. Feb. 1, 1903. F3 JOtd
IRWIN GREEN& COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED 1854.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, COTTON.
Omaha Branch, 224 Board of Trade. Tel
ephone, 3281.
All orders promptly executed on Chicago
Board of Traae.
P. B. Wears. Pres. C A. TVeare. Y-Pr.
Established 162,
WEARE COMMISSION CO., CHICAGO
MeuiueiB of the fnuvipal jMcbangss.
v Prlvata Wire to All Point.
CHAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BOJtTlt
Bought and sold for cash or
- future delivery.
OMAHA BRANCH, llo-111 Board of Trad.
Telephone) 1516.
W. B. Ward. Lncai M-nagen.
29Saf H
WHY WHEAT WILL SELL AT $2.00.
Measure wheat by money and It Is worth fl.ftO; measure it with
money and prosperity and it is worth $1.25; mennure it with money, pros
perity and statlHtie's and It Is worth fl.riO; meaaure it with
nil these combined with a bull speculation and It should sell
nt $2.X. Hince 1871 the bread eutluir population of the world
has InrrenKed 45 per cent, w hlle there lms lieen an increase In the
production of wheat of only 20 per cent, and a decrease in buckwheat of
14 ,icr cent; rye, 5 per cent, muzlln and other bread foods, 22 per cent.
Our exportst of wheat for the past twelve montha are second largest in
history. Our wheat crop for 1002 was only fair-sized, of iKior quality.
1001 crop was consumed on the farm and for export, owing; to no coarse
grain crop. The Pacific coast market this year Is the sensation of the
wheat world. The Chinese rice crop was a total failure Inst year, with a
famine In Australia. Again the average price for cash wheat In Chicago
for the past thlrty-flve years Is $1.28 pT bushel. Foreign-cash stocks of
wheat are the smallest for the pant thirty five years. Argentine crop Is
positively overeatlmnted, and when the fact becomes known that she has
no exportnlile surplus of fine grade wheat It will cauno a great surprise
to the trade. The total crop of wheat of the United 'Kingdom is only
about 40,issi,ono bu.. ngnlnut an average crop of tVWKs' bu. for the past
thirty years, and against R.'i.OOO.Ota'l three years ago. Again there Is an
established rule In the sja-culatlve world, and that is that wheat ad
vances 40c per tin. or more every seven years. It did so In 1800, 1807,
1R74. 1881. 1RV8, 18S). and It will do It again thla year. "TUB KED,
I.KTTKK." Those who are Interested In crop, professional movements
in the ujieculatlve markets or desire a true guldo should send for 8UL
I.IYAN'8 FAMOUS KKI LETTER tanned at the clone of buslnena daily
and mailed free to any address.
George T. Sullivan.
Omaha Office, Room A. N. Y.
Wn. E. WAL3H. flanager, Tel- 3372.
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Ufa. Bids.
OnAHA, NEB.