TIIE OMAHA DAITA I1EE: SATITItPAY, "FEIVRUAItY 7. 190.1.
10
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bullish N.wj Maksi Boird of IWe Mirketi
Firm Aftin.
MAY WHEAT CLOSES SOMEWHAT HIGHER
Corn and Oats Alio tin I p, While Pro
visions F.nd Daf Firm, Two and
One-Half C ent Lower o
Shade Better.
CHICAGO, Feb. . The trade In wheat
was moderately active today and on bullish
new the market ruled firm. May closing
c higher. May corn man a shad higher,
while oats wre up V,'c. Provisions
eloped steady with the May products from
272Hc lowr to a shade higher.
The unexpected strength to cables caused
a strong opening In whl and undor free
covering May Bold to 794c alter opening
W'hHc higher at TyQ'Oc. The smaller Ar
gentine shipments for the week, 1.724.HW
bushels, where a total of l.fifiO.Ono haa been
expected, created some anxiety among
ahorti and waa partly responsible for trie
early buying from that source. Ixical
longs took advantngo of the bulge to dis
pose of considerable stuff, and In conse
quence a reaction followed. Reports of
buying at the seaboard for shipment to
France were a help late In the session and
the market responded readily. May again
selling up to 79'c. The close was steady
to firm, with May He higher at 79V1; pri
mary receipts were a bull factor, being
mailer than of late, at 495.00 bushels
against S26.O1) a year ago. The weather
was favorable and crop advlcea were bear
lah. Bradstreet'a report on the export of
wheat and flour for the week showed n
total equal to $.916,000 bushe'.s, compared
with 4.4i.O.OOO bushels last week and 4,xiVMG
bushels a year ago. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 475.0UO bhahels.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
of 304 cars, which with local receipts of 30
cars none of contract grade made total
receipts for the three points of 334 cars
agnlnst 302 cars a week ago and 275 cars
last year.
Corn acted In sympathy with' the ad
vance with wheat, but when the price of
May had reached 45c there was considera
ble selling by commission houses, which
prevented further advance. The trade In
general waa only fair and was only for
local account. Dullness prevailed the lat
ter part of the session and the close
strong, with May a shade higher at 44V?,
after selling between 44c and 45c. Local
receipts were 210 cars, with none of con
tract grade.
Oats ruled atrong, but the volume of
trade was rather small, the offerings being
light. The strength of other grains wn
an early factor. Local longs were disposed
to take profits and part of the advance
waa lost, but late In the day there waa re
newed demand and the close waa near the
top. May closed "V&Wc higher at 37U37MiC,
after ranging between 36c and 31c, the
top price for the crop. Local recelpta were
lftK ears.
Trovlslons were dull and the sentiment
was rather bearish although opening prices
were a trifle higher on a fair demand for
pork and ribs. Iocals were Ixarlah in
their mood and disposed to sell, with sell
ing by atock yarda people a feature. May
nnrV waa unchanged at $16.75. May lard
closed 2Vc lower at $9.37H, while ribs were
a shade nigner ea.ia.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y
Wheat
Feb.
May
July
Corn
Feb.
May
July
Oats
Feb.
May
July
Pork
May July
Lard
Feb.
May
July
Jllbs
May
July
Sept.
I
754 7S4
79W4 79'4
79 79H! TO
744i744l'(mi74'4l,t4
I
Wilful
45
43Vx
44-(44V7
43T
43
4:i
434,
344
87i-rf
32-
16 75
16 26'
9 45
34'i
36'
32
16 75
16 30
9 474
9 40
9 25
9 124
9 00
8 974
361?l
374
33
18 S5
16 80
45
321
I
1 7214
16 25
9 45
I
i 8s
isao
45
9 40
25
9 42U
9 32H
9 174
9 10
9 00
9 87V4
9 25
9 20
9 15
tis I 91m
05 9 05
9 0241
021 9 02
8 87
8 8741
No. .
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Firm: winter patents, $3.03.75;
straights, $3.3.50: spring patents, $3.603)
s 1.96; spring straights, ti.70i3.S0; bakers,
12.25(32.40. .
WHEAT No. t spring, 78Soc; No. 8, 75c;
No. 1 red. 764S76C.
CORN No. 2, &c; No. I yellow. 434e.
OATS No. 2, 844o; No. 2 white, S6c; Jo. I
White. 84(R'54o.
RYE No. i, 49c.
BARLEY Good feeding-, 43i45c; fair to
choice malting, 48fg56o.
SEED No 1 flax, 11.16; No. 1 northwest
ern, 81.21: prime timothy, 13.60; clover, con
tract grade, 111.70.
f KOVloiONo Mess pork, per bbl.. flB.7!V9
16.874. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9.4244f9 45.
Bhort ribs sides (loose), l8.95fT9.15. Dry
salted shoulders (boxed). S 1244(8.25. 8hort
clear aides (boxed), U.VVU.b0.
Following wars the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Recelptn. Slilpme'
Flour, bbls..v 17,100 13.700
Wheat, bu... 41.600 14.00!)
Corn, bu 196.700 . 2G0. IO0
Oats, bu 213.200 2J4.900
Rye. bu 6,600 8.WK)
Uarley. bu 6,800 n.WH
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market ti quiet ana steady; cream
eries, ltU26c; dairies, 15ii25c. Eggs, easy,
loss off, cases returned, 194c Cheeae,
steady, 1314c.
HLiW YORK OBRKRal, IIRKETJ,
Quotations of the Day en Vanona
rTominodlt lea.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6-FLOUR-Recelpts
2.4CV) bbls.; exports, 2,908 bbls. ; firm and
moderately active; winter patents, 3 htr4 'Hi;
winter straights, 3.Wii3.); Minnesota pat
ents, 14 1WI4.30; winter extraa. 82.aor(3.10;
winter bakers, WZWica w. winter low grades
8J ((;. 90. v Rye flour, quiet; fair to Bood.
W.OiKiKi V; choice fo fncy, 8.1.4u.'j3.5o. jluck-
wneat nour, dun, xz.soiq.bo, spot and to ar
rive.
CORN ME L Steady : yellow western,
11. m: city, in: rtranaywine, s&4tii3.65.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western, 61c. f. o
b., afloat; statu. 66it574c, c. I. f., New York
BARLEY IJ II; feeding. 47c. c. II. f.
New York, nominal .
WHEAT Receipts. 11.400 bu. Spot, firm;
No. red, K'-iC elevator: No. 2 red. 83c,
t. o. b., arliat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 8'J4c
f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba. 904c,
afloat. Options were generally tlrm all day,
but quiet: demands were based on firm
rablea. a small Interior movement and licht
Argentine shipments, the close being at e
net advance; March closed at Hie; May.
U 1-lftc, closed at 82c; July, 79'VVtC. closed
at 1 ''.
No. 2. 6Jc. elevator, and 574c, afl.-iat; No. 2
yellow, bKc; No. 2 while. 6kc. Options were
steady without much change being aus-
tslned by higher cables, the wheat tlrmnesi.
email recelpta and covering. The close was
Irregular, some months being 4c off and
oinere Uf nigner. r ebruary closed at 604c
March. o.Vc. closed at 67ic; May, 61ti
oi . cioaeu hi 01 , July, t"o i!c, cioaed
at tc.
OATS Recelpta. 82.800 bu. : exiorts. 8.23S
. bu. Spit, dull; No. 2, 42c: standard white.
43e; No. . 41c; No. 2 white. 44hc; No,
wnite. 4.14c: track mixed weatrrn, nom
inal; track wnite. 43t-t6c. Options dull but
nrm; may cioseq at -'4c
HAY yulet; snipping. KiffTOc; good to
cnoice. susxni.oa. .
HOTS Julet; state, common to choice,
19"-'. 'i3.c; 1901, 2427c; olus, 8v((lJ4c; li
cine coaat, 190U. Z.X!c; lol, 23j27c; olds
'i-4.
It I PES Quiet; Oalveston. 18c; CaMfor
ma, r.ic; lexas. 14c.
i.KATII EH Firm; acid. 244ir4c
PROVISIONS Hef. quiet; family, 815 00
r;i ou; mens, jio.wu iu.bo; tn-vr harr. I:n juni
2110; packet. 81T.OutjU.00; city extru Ind.a
reee, as naji.'s.iai. .t ut meats, imlet
pickled bellvs. 10.0,1; pickled should
ers. NI.2fi.aO; pickled hams. 8110l'UI1So.
Mra. sieaay; western steamed, 110; re-
rnned. quiet; continent. H0.J0; Mouth Amir
l-a.. 111'. .6; comoound. Ji.ain.'.Jj. I'ork
firm: family. I18.754il8.00; short clear,
r ": 1 )-ea. Ii8.isitil8.au.
TALIXIW-Steady; city 2 per packing)
w; couniry p hjrh tree). (0ti'1c.
HICK Juiel; Japan, nominal.
Hl'TTKR Kecelpts. 7.747 pkgs.; state
dairy. 2rii25c; extra creamery, 2tic; common
10 tiwi.' creamery, i.nii,c
. CHKKSE Receipts, 8.175 p'.cgs : firm
state full creamery, fancy, colored, 154c
laie meoe, umpio; small wnite. fall ninu
l'o; late made, 13c; large, colored, ltU.
late made, Uc; larg, white, full muje.
14'ic; late made. 134c
fc-UOi? Keceluta. 3.IV1 pxgs. : easv: stat
and 1'ennpylvanlu. average best, lie; west
em, isncy. sit.
ME'i ALi--'l he Undon tin market fol
loed uu Its gresit ktrentth of yesterda
with another almost equal advance today
pricea Delng mnraea up 1.K) to 132 fo
spot and ini2s6d for futures. The local
market. mtit Influenced by th
Strtnath abroad, also was hleher an.4
Steady at 8-8.7ftt28 974- Copper ue. lined bm
on ine lxnu.in market, closing there a
sws loa (or spot and 56 is lor futures
Toralty the market was quiet and un
changed. HUndsrd Mooted at III. nominal;
lake at $12 K'u I2.7,. electrolytic at Sl'J
ii-S;4. casting ut 1. '! 12.'.i. I.m! was
Mid higher In Ixinrioo, at 11..!. but
here It remained iulet nnd unchanged at
M.lJVtj. Spelter itiM quiet and unchanged
at M.Mrfi.t.on, and In I.omTon at 2'i7s6d.
Iron closed ut i.'s 2d In Olasgow and at
47s ui at Midillesb. r j Rh. l,orally the
market was .quiet' nnd nominally un
changed. No. I foundry northern was
quoted at 124 tTm.60; Nn. J foundry north
ern st 22 .fea.t2J.nii. No. 1 foundry nmithe-n
and No. 1 lojtiury southern sort
l!4.nt).
t S23.5'2 ;
OM4.H4. WHOI KAI.B MARK KT.
t'nnitltlnri of Trnrte nnd Qnotatlona on
4n.le ' nnil Fancy I'rodoce.
F'lilS Frefh stock. 17c.
LIVE Pori.TRY Hens. PU-DlOc: old
rosters. 44ifc: turkeys. K'ifil.lc; ducks, 8fi'!c;
gtese, ,4ic; spnng chickens, per lb., 94U
10c.
PRESSED POCI.TRY Young chickens.
)KH2c; hrm, 114f12c; turkeys, lilSc;
ducks, ll'nl2c; geese, M4"fillc.
HITTER racking stock. 134c: cnoice
dairy. In tubs. I."fal7e; separator Itijc.
OYSTERS Standards, per can. 2sc: extra
selects, per can, 31c, New York counts per
can, tc; duik, extra selects, pvr Kai., i.u,
bulk, standard. t-r gal., 81.35.
FRESH FISH-Trout, 9ftHc; her-lrs. 5c;
pickerel, sc; pike, 9c; perch. 6c, buffalo,
dressed "c; sunfish 8c; bluetlns, 3c; white
Ash, 9c; salmon. 16c; haddock. 11c; codllsh,
12c, rednsppr, Kic; lobsters, boiled, per
lb.. 3oc; lobsters, green, per lb., 2fce; bull
heads loc; cuttlsh, 14c; black bnas, 20c;
halibut, 11c.
R RAN Per ton 812 50.
H A Y Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
salo Pealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land th; No. 1 medium. $7; No. 1 coarse.
86 50. Rye straw, 6. These prices are for
hr of good color and quall'y. Demand
fait 1 receipts light.
CORN-36C.
OATS 84c.
RYE No. 2. 46c.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY Ka'amasco, per doi., 25c;
California, per dos., 40fJ75c.
I'OTATOES-Per bu., 40tf46c.
SWEET POTATOES Iowa and Kansas,
$2.25.
NEW PARSLEY Per dos. bunches. 40c.
NEW CARROTS Per dos. bunches, 40c.
LETTl'CE Per dos. bunches, 45c.
TlRNlPS-Per bu.. 40c; Canadi rutaba
gas per lb., 14c.
BEETS New southern, per dos. bunches,
50 ; old, per bu., 40c.
CI CI MHERS Hothouse, per do.., 81
PARSNIPS Per bu., 40c.
CARROTS Per bu., 40c.
GREEN ONIONS Southern, per doxen
bunches, 45c.
RADISHES-rSouthern. per doi. bunches,
46c. ,
Tl'RNIPS New southern, per dos. bunch
es, 50c.
SPlNACH-louthern. per dos. bunches,
50c.
WAX - BEANS Per bu. box. $3; string
beans, per bu. box. $1.50.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per lb.. 14c
ONIONS- Red Wisconsin. Der lb.. lie:
white, ner lb.. 2U,c: Spanish, ner crate, $1.75.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $2.70.
TOMATOES New Florida, per -basket
crate. $4.5oi500
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate.
$2.50.
FRUITS.
PEARS Fall varieties, per box. 12.50.
APPLES Western, per bbl., $2.75; Jona
thans. $4.50; New York stock, $3.25; Cali
fornia Bellrlowers, pel bu. box, $1.50.
ORAPES-Malaaaa, per keg, $6.0oB7.00.
CHANPERRIES Wisconsin, per bbl.,
$10 50; Bell nnd Ru-jles. $11; per box, $3.50.
STRAWBERRIES Florida, per auart,
60c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS California fancy. $S.ft; choice,
$3.25. '
ORANGES California navels, fancy. $3 00
fft.lo; choice. I.',75: Mediterranean sweets.
$2.25; sweet Jaffa, $2.50.
DATES Persian. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb..
6c; per care of 30-lb. nkr-. $2.25.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, $1;
Turkish, per 35-lb. box. 14 18c.'
HIBCKliLAJiliUlS.
HONEY New UtaJi. per 24-frjme case.
$3.25.
CI PER New Yorx. M.fio; per 4-bbl., 8Z.75.
8 AUETtKRAUT Wisconsin, per 4-bbl..
$2.00; per bbl., $3.76.
MAPLE 8UGA.K Ohio, per ID., IOC.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2c: shelled, 4r.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6c: No, 2 green. 6c:
No. 1 salted, 74c No. 2 salted, 64c; No. 1
cal cair. 8 to 124 lbs.. 84c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 16 lbs., 6c; dry hides, m2c;
been pelts. 2fi75c; horse hides, $l.ofl(g2.cO.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
16c; hard shell, per lb., lie: No- 2 soft shell,
per 111., i.k-; no. z naro snei:, per in., ic;
Braxlls, per lb.. 12c; filberts, per lb., 12c;
aimonns, soit sneu. ser id.ic; nara shell,
per lb., 15c; pecans, large per lb., 124c;
small, per lb.. 11c: cocoanuta, per dos., 60c;
chestnuts, per lb., 10c; peanuts, ner lb.,
54c; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black
walnuts, per bu., $1: hickory nuts, per bu..
$1.50; cocoanuta, per 100, $4.
Ul.U MI-.IAI.S, KTU'.-A, B. Alplm
quotes the following prices: Iron, country.
mixed, per ton, 111; iron, stove plate, per
ton. $8; copper, per lb., 84c; brass, heavy,
per lb., 84c; bras, light, per lb., 64c; lead,
per lb., c; sine, per lb.. 2'fcc; rubbor, per
WEARK COM.-.tt39ro?l COMPANY.
110.111 Board of Trade, Omaha. Neb
Telephone 1518.
CHICAGO. Feb. 6. WHEAT Market has
been rather quiet, but has kept at an ad
vance over Thursday's close all day, at one
me 44c over. The bull help has been the
rtrong cables, Liverpool Hfid higher,
lxndon unchanged to d higher and Paris
closing 4i&1e higher. The market has also
had tne help of reports from Minneapolis
of a fharp cash demand, with millers tak
ing No. 2 northern at May price. Argen
tine shipments were not as large as ex
pected 174,000 bu. New York reports 29
oads soldi to go to France. St. IxmiIs also
wired that France had taken conalderable
wheat there in the last few days. Clear
ances, 476,000 bu. Primary recelpta were
494.000 bi., against 386,000 last year. Pri
mary shipments. 165,000 iu against 150.000
yoar ago. Norrnwest receipts. 304 cars
against 2bl last year. Local receipts, 30
cars, with none contract. Estimates for
Saturday. cars. Minneapolis and Duluth
wheat stocks will Increase 350.000 bu.. whirl.
la about the same Increase aa last week
The weather forecast la for ralna or mows
generally.. The Modern Miller reports no
damage claims aa yet. Minneapolis reports
urerai nour aaies.
CORN Market has been firm, in solte nf
nunnesn. tne May advanced to 4Sc. but
there was more for sale there than the
market could take. Cash corn -was tlrm at
about yesterday's figures, with eastern bids
strong tor prompt shipment, but with
difference nf about 2c between the bids
where the buyer furnlnhed the cars. Prl -
mary receipts. 67S.O0O bu.. against 146.01,0
luat year: primary shlpme'nts. 656.000 bu..
against 221.000; local recelpta, 210 cars, with
none contract: estimates lor Saturday, 223
cars: clearances, 340.000 bu.; Argentine
shipments' only 113.000 b.; clearances for
the week. 2.400,000 bu. Liverpool closed 4
i';d higher; Ixindun d lower. New York
reports 25 loads taken for export. Ship
ments a little exceeded receipts here.
OATS Murket has been itrimi and M,v
advanced to 374c. the highest point so far
on this crop. There - waa some stop-loe
buying around 37c and there haa been more
or less profit-taking. The market has been
active in a scalping way. Clearances. 26 -(
bu. Local receipts, 108 cars, with seven
contract; estimates for Saturday. 170 cara
There was no standard out of private
houses.
PROVISIONS Mirket onened .te.di- H.,
aold off on liberal local offerings. Oregson
sold May lard. Trade has been scattered
and light. There were 25.000 hogs; market
rather slow, about 5c lower; later hog mar
ket cloelng strong and 5c higher; top on
mixed. $7; heavy. $7.05. Six lim.ls ,.i.l
$7.05. and $7.06 bid for others: two loads
of heavy Bold at $7.10. Estimates for Sat
urday. 2, .000; hogs went today, 57.000, against
12, DM last week and 10:1.700 last year.
nL.tnt, . UMMISSION COMPANY.
Kansas City Urals ana Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. . WHBAT-Mav.
Sktc; July. 66-S,ti66Sc; cash, No. 2 hard,
66diti7Ht , No. J. WV4j66c; Nu. 2 rd. 68c; No.
3. toll c.
CORN April, 37V: May 3814380; July,
SSc; cush. No. 2 mixed. Ss,m3ac; No. 1
while. 4tStj4lc; No, 3. 40ti4",c
OATS No. t white, 3544tJtk.-; No. 5 mixed.
36c.
KY E No. 2. 45c.
HAY Cliolce timothy, 113.50; choice prai
rie. $9.
i9JU TTER Creamery, 19-fj23c; dairy, fancy.
EUG8 Fresh, 16c.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat bu 4O.0HO S8.4CO
Corn, bu 64.4"0 116.2.XI
Oats, bu 84.000 45,uu0
Plillade'p'ilr Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. . BUTTER
Steady, fair demand: extra western cream
ry. 27c: extra ntarby prints, xsc. ,
EGC.S lull and lc lower; 'resh nesrby,
21c at the mark; fresh western. 21c at the
mark, fresh southwestern. 21c at. the mark;
southern, fresh, tie at the mark.
CHEESE Dull; New York full creams,
prime rmall. H';W.tr; fair to good small.
l3Vnl4c; prime large, 14c; fair to gojd
large. 13V.(Ue.
, t.lver-0"l fireln an'l Proa lalona.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. . WHEAT Spot. No.
I red. western, winter, firm. 6a td; No 1
northern, spring, .ulet at d; futures.
firm: March. s 1; May. s Hid; July,
nominal.
CORN Spot, quiet: American mixed, 4s
5d; futures, firm; March, 4s 4'd; May, 4s
2.d; July, nominal.
PEAS Canadian, quiet. 5s 4'e.d.
I'Uil K-St. Louis fancy winter quiet,
5s H.t.
HofP At London, Pacific coast, firm.
l.e47 6.
, I'KU VISIONS Peef. easy; extra India
mesa, 101s td, I'ork, easy; prime mes
western, 75s. llama, short cut. 14 to 16
lbs., quiet Ms Hncon, Cumberland cut,
26 to au lbs. steady 6Vs: short ribs, 16 to
t M'F., Ill in, 4!, , i.nr iiiioi-fs, nni,
28 to 34 lbs., stendy, 47s 6d: long clear mlil
dlfs. heavy. 35 to 40 lbs., steady. 47s; short
clear hacks 16 to 20 lbs., steady, 47s 6d;
clear belller 14 to 16 lbs., steady. 5o tid.
Shoulders, K).iHre, 11 to 13 lbs., ete.'idy, 4".
Lard, prime western. In tierces, duil, 40s;
Amerli an refined, In polls, dull, 49s 6d.
Bl TT'CR Nominal.
CHEESE Strong; American finest white
and colored. 2 4V1.
TALLOW Firm; prime city, fTs 6d; Aus
tralian, In London, dull, 34s.
St. Loala Ornln and Provisions.
8T. LOUI8, Feb. 6. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 71c; traik. 7..ii itc;
May, 744"tf44c; July, llc; No. 2 hard,
61Kj 73c.
CORN Higher; Nrt. 2 cash. 414c; track,
4141144c; May. 41S'&41c; July, 414c.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, 36c; track, MM1
37c; May. 37c; No. 2 white, 3c.
RYE Higher at 494c.
FIl."K yulet but steady; red winter
patents. l3.4Vu3.56; extra fancy and straight,
83.1Mi4.50; clear, $3.0nfi,1.15.
SEED Tlmothv. steady at $J.0og3.60.
CORNMEAI Steady, 82.30.
BRAN Strong; sacked, east tracit, 81
83c.
HAY Dull: timothy, $10.0()(fH5.00; prairie,
easy, $9.onll.fl).
1 RON COTTON TIE8-$1.07H.
HAOOINU 6 5-lKi-ti7 l-16c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork: Unc.ianged ; Jobbing,
standard mesa, $17. 60. Iird: Unchanged
at 813.50. Dry salt meats, quiet; boxed,
extra shorts, $9,124; clear ribs, $9,124: Rhnrt
clears. $9,374. Bacon, quiet; boxetf, extra
shortr, $10; clear ribs, $10,124; short clear,
$10,374.
SPELTER Lower at $4.80.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 11c; turkeys,
17c; ducks, 13c; geese, 8c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 19ft 26c;
dairy, l'r.'Oc.
EGGS Steady; 17c for fresh.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour.' bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu....
4.KI
32.000
69,0.10
76.000
13.0)0
49,000
llti.ono
72,000
Peorln Market.
PEORIA, Feb. 6,-CORN-Steady ; No. 3,
14c.
OATS-Steady: No. 3. 414c
' ' nnlafh Grain Market.
DULUTH, Feb. 6 WHEAT No. 1 hnrd.
77; No. 2 northern. 74Vi.No. 1 northern,
JiV; May, 78V;; July, 7&c.
SEW YORK STOCKS AMI HOMR
Market Regains Old Dullness and
Price Level Yields Aevordingrly.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6. Today's stock mar
ket fell back into dullness and the price
level yielded. ' Then were some profeselona
of depressed feeling over the prjspect of a
weak oank return and over tne upward
course of sterling exchange. The hitch In
the proceedings in the settlement of the
vexed Venesuelan question induced some
selling here for London account and added
another nominal reason for the reaction
But the obvious fact was that the activity
and apparent strength of yesterday cov
ered large realizing operations by the pro
fessional leaders of the market who have
conducted this week's campaign for a rise.
Their buying and their more demonstrative
bidding for stocks, which have been a fea
ture of this week, were lacking today.
When It was perceived 'that this support
was relaxed mm traders offered prices
tiown and round vulnerable spots. The
selling was not urgent, but long continued,
and the buying to cover by room shorts
caused som recovery from the lowest. The
closing, however, was heavy and very dull.
i ne week s subtreasury requirement.
which amounted to 86.360.000. nave bven
offset by receipts from the Interior, which
seem to be less than 83,000, so that tnj
banks have lost cash during the week to
the extent of upward of $3,000,000. The loss
to tne subtreasury was more tnan niur ac
counted for by last Saturday's payment to
the egovernment of a Central Pacific note.
but the government operations have taken
sum dally from the money market. The
condition of the money market has been
nevertheless one of growing ease and the
demand even for time money has shown a
(ailing off at the rates asked by the bunks.
Tne growing ease or money is probably
the truly real ground for the upward course
of sterling exchange.
with the increasing accommodations in
New York there Is every Inducement for
thoHe who have borrowed abroad tojjay off
their maturing obligation!.
Export authorities in tne roreign ex
change market affirm that the extent to
which this process has been carried since
tne nrst or tne year in tar ueyona sny
public comprehension. There is excellent
authority for asserting also that a growing
disposition Is manliest. especially In
Vrance, to Invest In American securities.
This procees ts not perceived In tne stock
market and probably does not involve the
old and seasoned securities which figure In
the international markets and which are
at a price level to Increase selling, rather
than buying by foreigners, it la said in
possible explanation of the French buying
of securities that It leprestnts reinvest
ment In anticipation of the payment which
Is to be made to 1'anama canal harehold-
ers by the United States government. There
were few features in touay s market, i ne
Wisconsin Centra: stocks were bought on
rumors of changing control. Amalgamate!
Copper snowed strength In face of the re
actionary market and there were advances
In a number of low-priced Industrial stock.
The rise in Hocking Valley was supposed
to be connected with the undisclosed plan
for the disposition of that property. Other
wise the leading active stocks move pretty
uniformly with the reactionary tendency.
The bond market was quite brond and ac
tive, but Irregular In tone, Total sales, par
value. $3,600,000. 1
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
Tho following are the closing prices 00
the New York Stock exebange:
AtrMann HTl 6o pfd
6
210,
da pfd ....
ieiu & rtcinc
Bal. It Ohio
do pfd
Canadian Pacific...
Canada 80 .,
Chea. at Ohio
thlcagn si Alton...
do pfd
Chicago. Ind. L.
1014 Toltdo. St. L. at
W
do pfd
1364 I'nlon PclC .
71 . do pfd
(24 Wabuh
M 1 do ptd
.'114 Wheeling & L.
T 1 do id pfd....
T5 .Wli. Central .
110 do pfd
, 17 Adama El
, M American Ex..
. 40
.lniTa
. 4vk
. o
. 4iS
. 2
. S7
. 2M4
. 6I
.a. pt
do pfd
1 ,T ''?
R. 111..
Ihl.atio ok (I. W...
Z.IU
TAU
Hi
do let pfd
do Id ptd
U Dinted Hume
Ex.
h..io A, N. W
...220 iWelle-Farto El 244
( la. ago Trr. & Tr
44 Amal. Copper
4
C. I . ('. & St. 1..
Colorado So
.. 17 iAnier. Car A F
.. 2l do pid
.. 704'Amer. Ulnr oil
..45 I do pfd
..18ii, American S. & R...
..! 1 do pfd
.. Iv8 Anac. Mining Co...
.. e Brooklyn R. T
.. 1 lolu. Kuel t Iron..
. . 7274. Cone. Gaa
.. 434 4'out. Tobacco pfd..
..2011 Ueo. Electric
..Wi' Ho. klii( loal
.. 87 4 Inter. Paper
. .14 ' do pfd
.. 434 Inter. - Power ,
.. Tl Laclede Uaa
..47 National Meruit....
..117 National bead
..1284 American
. 41
. 814
. 174
. 444
. 47-,
7
.ltrj
.
. 76 '
.117
.1174
.1
. 1
. 18
. U4
. 6
. so
. 488,
. 284
.116
.
. 40i
.1014
. J4
-H
.234
. !,
74
.121.4
. 814
144
774
. 134
. 174
. 1.0
. v.,
. K.4
. mi
.. 24
. w
.. M
.. 68
.. 47-,
.. 81
do let pfd
do 2d Pid
IX I. ac Hudann.,..
Del. U. at W
Ueulrer R. O...
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do Id Pfd
Oral Nor. ptd ...
Hock In a Valley...
do pid
Illlnola Central ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
Lake Brie A W...
do pfd
L, N
Manhattan I...
Met. St. Re...,
Mex. Central ..
Mrs. National
Minn, a St. L
Mo. Pacific ....
M.. K. a T...
do pfd
K. 1. lentral
K. Y. Central
Norfolk W.
do pfd
Ontario aV W..
I'euueylvailia .
Keadlns
do let pfd...
do Id pfd....
St. L. at 4 P.
do let pfd . . .
do id pfd ...
St. L. R. W.,.
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
80. Pa.lflc
So. Hallway ..
144 racino Coast
1374 Pacific Mall
16 People'a Uaa
14 Prcad 8. Car
107 do pfd
1114 Pullman P. Car
28 Republic Stoel
C04 do pfd
181 Susar
144 Tenn. Coal I
744 I moo Hag at I ...
M4 do pid
144 l' 8. leather
1604 do pfd
U4 I' S. Rubber
,74 do pfd
74 U. 8. 8tel ..
US, do P'd ..
II 4 1 West' ra I'nlo-i ....
...... 734 Amer. Locomotive.
xe4i do pfd
614 K. C. Houthern
......1784' do pfd
12', Rock llaud
8441 do pfd
4
Xew York Mlnlas Storks.
NEW YORK. Feb. .-The following
the closing prices on. mining stocss:
Adams
Con.
.' IV
. 86
. 61
. 4
. 8
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Inoenlx
Potoel
Savase ..
sierra, Nevada
. .
.46.1
Alice
Breeee
Liruiiawlck Con...
CometiH-k Tunnel
Con. Cal. Vs..
. 40
. 41
. 8U
.mo
Horn Silver ..
Iron silver ....
Leadvlll Con.
).
10
1
I J. nail Kope ..
Standard
Foreign Klnaarlal.
IXJVDON, Feb. . The active reequest
for noney was Intenln-v1 In the marVet
t'Hlay l v tin tayir.ent ..f $5.ts4i,0uo for New
Scuth Wales treasury bills. Oiscjun'S
weie lrm on tl.- Slock . exchange bust-i-ee
hs i.lei. owlrg to upprohih of set
r'ement. The announcement that Grand
Trt uk third preferred had 'declared a divi
dend of 1 per cent and the carrying forwarj
of 82t,ouO caused a temporary spurt. Con
sols were quietly steady. American's
opened Irregular, grew ox titer and then be-
came Inactive. United States Steel was the
feature. Philadelphia Reading was well
supported. Prices closed quiet.
PARIS, Feb 6 -Prices on the bourse
today opened undecided, but Improved later
hen rentee became stronxrr and Ottoman
bank sh-irea were In demand. Business
closed quiet. Foreigners were firm. Indus
trials Irregular and Rio tlntos were weak.
Kaffirs were ateadv nnd quiet. The private
rate of discount was 2 13-16 per cent.
BERLIN, Feb. 6. Some funds were firm
on the bcirae todav. Turks recovered.
Ixicals and banks hardened on the publica
tion of Ihe Wesrf'hallta Coal syndicates
annual report which showed the Industrial
situation had Improved. The Deutach bank
shares were In particular active.
WEEKLY R.OK I,EAHI.
Konimnry of Business Transacted by
the Associated Banks.
NEW YORK. Fc'.i. 6 The following
tabic, complied by Hradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week em.ed February 3. with the per
centage of Increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresiondlng week last
eur:
I
CITIES
Amount.
Inc.
Dec.
Nm- Vnrli
, $1.54n.S!S.310
7.51.
9.8 .
Cblccgo I
161. 4?9.S1
Piston
Philadelphia
St. Lonls
Pittsburg
Baltimore
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Detroit
Louisville '.
Indianapolis
Pros Idence
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Buffalo
St, Paul
St. Joseph
Denver
Richmond
Savannah
Salt Lake City
Albany
Los Angeles
Memphis
Fort Worth .".
Seattle
Washlngtor
Hartford
Peorln
Toledo
Portlimd. Ore
Rochester
Atlanta
Des Moines
New Haven
Worcester J.
Nashville (..
Springfield, Mass....
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Scranton
Portland, Me ,.
Sioux City
Augusta
Syracuse
Iyton, O
Tacnma
Spokane
Topeko,
Davenport
Wilmington, Del
Evansville
Birmingham
Fall River
Macon
1 10,015.83
8.4
116.020, 4 1
5.0
47.52.454
4.5'.'6.101(
24.915.'1
3.721.992i
23.'311.n-iti
23.7
9.6
41.3
17.2
19.318.393
17.133.0(6
13.677.41S
11.4
38.81
18.8
16.674.176!
9.fW.118
25.5
21 '.9
13.4
21 9
.6
$7.7
12.3o3.018
6.153.974
6.133.4I0
7,076.971
7.099.1531
g.OMU.'fi
0
10.9
12.1
4.787,ii9
' 6.6
, 3.9iil.2l
4.419.507
4.4
8.9
4.463,759
44.1
31.0
2.611.818
17.2
8.891. 10O
4.830.091
4.465.31.9;
3.83.6911
3.Hm.66
4. 318.575!
2.8-13. 5til
2.8H2.J94,
3.168.1631
3,018.6241
8.4f"9.547
3.2.3.307
2,1ii.9TO
1.824.3101
1. 712.4361
2.0 10.8621
1,718,485
1. 5 9. 751 1
1.7S8.616'
70. 61
40.81
41.6
13.."
7.31
"ii'.w
12.7
27.2
6.61
30.2
21.9
6.9
1.9
38.8
7.1
20.1!
8.6
24.2
1.761.2:19
1.442.552
1.429,611
2,824,663
1.430.992
6.l
143.81
3.0
l.Si I2.427
18.1
I.77S 009
40.2
!.:. .22
1.33T..6I2
1.122.367
21.8
5.9
35.8
. 1.203.039;
3 4
l,0:i8,788
8.5'
1.371.410!
1.027.189!
8S6.O00!
l.C9S.183
3,158.334
38.7
26.4
14.1
Little Rock
Charleston
Helena
Knoxvllle
Lowell
Akron-"
Wichita ;
Springfield. Ill
Lexington
New Bedford
Chattanooga
Yojngstown
Kalamazoo
Fargo
Blnghamton
Rockford 1
Canton ,.,
Jacksonvll'e, Fla....
Springfield, O
Chester
Qulncy
Bloomlngton t
Sioux Falls .....(.,.
Jacksonville, 111... v.,
Fremont (4,,
Houston
tGalveston
tCoIumbus, O
42.8
406.2961......
25-.0
ia'.i
"i'.i
"i!r
1.04.1.7171 68.3
425,015!
' 740,900
765,412
58.-i.29Si
566.958
31.6
2.1
3.01
646. K29' .
658.664
6"9.ti.s4
5X5.478
(8,316
36.51
33.5
34.5
21.6
10.6
395,500
846,752
441,000
413.5.56
' 398,1661
374.888
319.356!
331,951
27.0
6.9
'i'.i
'i'.i
"216
4 7
228.783
208,227
239.432
14.847.961
10.0
18.3
23.1
10.892.000 !
36.6
47.8
4,709.800
Wheeling
t tmv
i-
. a-
,V-V
r4.i
j. 10.214.660
nit reV
10.9
IWIlkesbarre
H Beaumont ,.
Greensburg
Mansfield ....
Utlca
Decatur
29.7
611.763
105.1
403,126
217,852
2.539.345
.a.;.
229,653!
Totals, U. 8
Outside New York.
82,381,200,6571
7.4
, 840,104,347
7.2
CANADA.
Montreal $ 19.113.186 49.6
Toronto 15.490,961 26.6 ......
Winnipeg 3,732,893 36.2
Halifax , 1.6.. '..Mil 10.7
Vancouver, B. C, 1,IK9,(2 31.1
Hamilton 1.076.267 40.2
St. John. N. B 851,497 14.5
Victoria, B. C 419.0S6 7.0
IQuebec 1,494.918 13.6
Ottawa 1,837.710
London 850.6151
- 1
Totals, Canada $ 46.717.120) 12.71
tNst Included in totals because containing
uuit items 1 nun rriearinga
tiNot included In totals because of no
comparison lor last year.
New York Money Market
VL-W vnDUr fAh a Unwipvn- II 1
. . . . . . , 1, . u . ,,',, i. j v ' 1 1 .mi,
steady at 24ft 3 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4t&5 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business In bankers bills at 4.871259i
4.8726 for demand and at 4.84125&4.8425 for
sixty days; posted rates. 8486 and 84.88;
commercial bills, 34.fl44.84.
SILVER Bar, 474c; Mexican dollars.
87Hc
GOVERNMENT BONDS Steady ; ref. 2s
reg. and coupon, 1'"4; 3s reg. and coupon,
107; new 4a reg., 134; coupon, 136Vi; old 4s
reg. and coupon, no; os reg. and coupon.
102..
The closing quotations cn nonas ars as
fellows:
V. a. ref. :, reg. . ..1034 L. 4V N. unl. 4a...
..1004
.. 704
.. 784
J 4
.. 884
.. 824
..104
..tS3
..1034
do coupon 10H4 Mrs. Central 4a...
do 8a. reg lot do la Inc
.lo co'ipon ..' 107 Minn. dV St. L. 4i.
do new 4a. reg 131 M , K. 41 T. 4a...
do coupon 134 io in
do old 4, reg..,....U N. Y. C. SttjS. ...
do coupon .1 i N. J. C. gen. 6s..
do Sr. reg...' 1""'. No. Pacific 4a
do capon 1024 do le
Atchleon gen. 4a in:1., N. W.'con. 4a..
do adi. 4e 824 Reading gen. 4a...
7
....101
.... 874
be. 114
Hal. Ohio 4a Utt'a St. L. A 1. M
do 348.
934 St. L. & . P. 4a. .
86
do conv. 4a..
Canada Bo. la.
.Ho St. U A 8 W. is.
. 1"4 fit. L. 8. W. 2a ...
74
84
B64
Central of Oa. 6.
...l'"4 8. A. A. P. 4a
do la Inc 7 ,So. Pacific 4a 814
Chea. Ohio 4't....Vo. Railway 6a 1174
Chicago at A. 14a...l"4 Teiae Pacini- la . .1184
C. B. a Q. n. 4a.... 84 IT, St. L. ar w. 4a
4-, M At Kt P g. 4a. ..Ill I'nlon Pacific 4a
C. N. W. e. 7a I3:'4 do conv. 4a
C, R. I. P. 4a.. ..1 Wabaah la
r I' r 1 M L . .. t4 do 2:
Chlcaao Ter. 4a 84 do deb. B
78
.108
.108',
.117
.lua
. 804
.111
. 24
'4
. 844
24
874
1084
Colorado Ho. 4a
lienver A R. U. 4e.
Erie prior lien 4a.
do general 4e
P. w. It. C. la..
H'm king Val 4'ie..
Man. con. gold 4a..
Offered.
yi.,weel snore ee
I4 i Wheel. AUK. 4a.
Wla. Central 4s
iS4 Tobacco 4e.
III4C0I0. fuel
H Rork laland 4a
104 Penneylvanla 84a...
Ilastoa Stocks anal Roads.
LOSTON. Feb. 6 all loans. 4. 'per
cen; time loans, 443 -per cent. Official
c'osing of stocks aiu uon.is:
Alchleon 4a.
l.M Amalgamated 684
Gaa la
Mrs. Central 4b
Atchleon
do pfd
Boetou 4; Albany...
boetoa at Me
lloeton Klevated ...
N. Y.. N. H. a H. .
Kltrhburg pfd
I'nlon Pacific
American Sugar
do ofd
American T. A T..
pomlnlnn I. AS...
ln. Electric
Maaa. Electric ....
I nltd Knilt
I . S. Steel
do pfd
Wfatlngh. Common
.1"4 Bingham IS
. 7 Caiumet A Mccla 62a
. ;., Centennial 17
.liw, Copper Range an 4
.ti Dominion Coal... 118
.1X4 franklin 114
. 1 r..t lale Koyale 1.14
.2;.. M..hawk .114
,.12 tnd Iomlnlon 2v4
.I'll', thh-eola TS
,..'s Parrot :.. 8!
.121 QulM. r Ill
, .12K4 Santa Fe Copper. ... 24
.. ,4 iTamarack 1814
,.1M Trlmountaln 88
.. Trinity 11,
, 1. .. t nlld 8tatea I84
.. 3.4,1'tah 314
, , m 4 Ictorla 74
li,4 .Winona 8
.. i , Wolverine 494
Adventure
Allouel
Daak t'learls.
OMAHA. Feb. .-Rank clearings today,
tl 045.021. 11: corresponding day last year,
l'lr3.;o.53; decrease, 15a.9T9.42.
ST. I.Ol'IS. Feb. 6 Clearlnga. 86.671,159:
balances, 83,2; nuney, steady, &416 per
cent; New York exchange. 4oc discount.
Binpnralcd Apples a el Dried Frails.
NEW YORK. K''b- EVAPORATED
Xfr j K8 Show little Improvement In point
of demand. Common are quoted at 44jic;
t.rlme, 5V0-',,c; iholue, 6',it4c; fancy, Vt
'V;LIFOP.NIA URIEO FRl'ITS-Spot
prunes, though meeting with no more than
moderate demand, are still firmly held at
34ti7V.e for all grades Apricots are steady
and unchanged at 7VAJl"Hv 'or boxes and
TfePK-'ic for bags Peaches ars quiet;
peeled, Ualkc; unreeled, 'J.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Heiry Bwoipti of Cattle Carmd Another
Break in Prioes.
HOGS SOLD FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Demand for Fat "Keep and Lambs
lontlaaetl Brisk and Market Mas
steady to Strong; on All the.
More Desirable Grades.
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 8.
Receipts were:
Otttclal Monday
t. trh-lal Tuesday
Oltlclal Wednesday
l li.CIHl 1 nillKllII) ...
Otliclal Friday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
8.0"!
6.iM
3. .69
2.6.S
, 4. ..41
8.1 si
4,821
.-.. 1
i...2d
2.21
1,8-1
. io4
Five days this week.. 17.3.19 28,5,50 25.421
Same days last week 1.8.513 43.209 2l.i9J
Same week nelore ID.iAS 40.496 24,8m
Si. me tnree weens ago. ..l.-ti ' 4a,HM 2o.2-
S.ime tour weeks ago l.iVJ 3, ,44 zu,.l
Same days last year 16.1JJ oi.liM 16.j-ej
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
'Ihe following table shoos the receipts o
cattle, hugs and sneep at South Omaha (or
the year 10 uate aim comparison!, wun last
year; Itajj. iws. inc. Dec.
-'attl y.)U7 8MM1 sMWi
lloga 22..9Ai 2i,iM
Sheep .kt4. .i.uKl 51.19
Average price paid for hoga at Suutn
Omaha lor the lukt several uays with cum
pari tons:
Date. I 1903. 1902.l9ol.!l90O.1899.1898.;ls97.
Jan. 16... 6 41 I 6 22 1 6 25 4 6S1 I I 471 1 Hi
Jan. 16... 6 49-Si 6 lb 6 26 4 I.' J SOi I 3 Lai
Jan. 17... I 49-HI 17 6 ai 4 4H 1 49 1 47
Jan. 18... 1 6 tt 4 5! 3 bl 8 61, J 22
Jan. 19... (398,1 ui 4 64 1 6 8 e 1 26
Jan. ...( 4v,i 6 i7 t 4 J 4 u no. i in.
Jan. a... 58Vj 6 Jj 6 26 6 3 64 t M
Jan. 2J... 6 63 6 02, U 4 63 8 u
Jan. Z... 6 ia,l 6 03, o Iji 4 us 2 56i 1 3 'At
Jan. 34...1 f tsji us 1 ( m 4 65, 8 bl 3 G2
Jan,
Jan,
... I 111 0 14, 4 40 1 t0 Sv M
26. .. 6 7- I 6 lo 4 65 4 o7 3 V2t J Hi
-'7... 6 65',, 6 12 I 4 2 3 U3 3 67 I 30
K... V 64 9.1 1 5 22 I 3 Mi a 62 3 3.
!9... I 6 64't t 98 0 2S 4 62 3 W ii
30...! 6 734 6 i, 6 a 4 5i 3 i0 " 3 29
81... t7;i 6 97 1 5 17 4 65i 3 64 8 66
1....I 6 92 5 22 4 6 4 t4 3 til 3 27
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Eeb.
Eeb.
Feb.
Eeb.
Feb.
Feb.
6 68 5 2S 4 68 1 3 6. o tjj, o 19
6 70 5 93 4 62 3 b!i, 3 7o 3 M
6 80 i 6 9.i 5 31 1 i 69 3 72 3 2..
6 82 6 U 6 23; 4 66, 3 72l 3 21
6 764,1 6 lb; 6 21 4 70, 3 66 3 19
Indicates Sunday.
Tho official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hnirs Hh'n H'ses
, l. at Bl. Jr. Ky 4
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific Ry.f... 2
Lnlon Pacltic system. ... 12
C. dc N. W. Ry 7
E. & M. V. R. R 4ii
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.. 36
ii. ot M. I'.y 21
C, B. A V Rr 6
C H. I. & P. Ry., east. 7
Illinois Central ' 4
7
3 1
2
9 6
18. ..
13 4 2
4 1
16 10
8
5
2
85 22 3
Total receipts
.147
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
umina racaing o 4 1,200
Bwitt and company 1,032
1.523 1,060
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
, 721 1,812 6
310 1.7.0 2,065
' 62 l.loO
2
19
6
19
' 27
, 24
. 110
8 .... 1....
, 113 .... ....
, 22
,402 .... 1,294
.3,493 7,445 6,002
Armour & Co., bioux City
carey-dt rsenion
I.obman At Co
W. 1. Stephen .,
11111 & J8on
Huston & Co
Livingstone Shaller
L. F. Husx
Wolf & Murnan
B. F. Hobnlck
xee Rothschild
Werthelmer
Other buyers
CATTLE There was a much heavier run
of cattle here today than anyone expected
and in fact receipts were the heaviest they
have been on a Friday ' In several weeks.
As a result the market was very slow and
lower and It was late before scarcely any
cattle changed hands.
.. There were a good many beef steers in
the yards and the quality was about the
same as It has been of late. Buyers did
not start, out until the middle of the foie
r.oon and their tlds were so much lower
that nothing was sold for some time. The
i-ales that were made, could sately is
quoted a dime lower than yesterday on the
average. There was. of course, considerable
unevennesa, as Is generally the case when
prices have been going down as rapidly
as they have of late. At noon there were
StUI a good many cattle In first oa.ids.
The cow market was also very slow and
fully a dime lower than yesterday. All
kinds were affected and as sellers did not
like the Idea of taking off another dime
after the big decline of yesterday It was
late before many cattle went over the
scales. Buyers, though, did not seem to
care whether they got any cattle or not, so
that salesmen had to take the prices offered
or carry the cattle over until Saturday.
Bulls also had to sell lower iivsympathyj
with the decline on cows and heifers, but 1
there was not much change In veal calves. 1
There were not very many stockers and
feeders on sale, but as is generally the vase 1
on a rnoay, nuyers aia not want many
rattle, so that those that were offered had
to sell a little lower than the prices paid
yesterday. Representative sales;
BEEF 3TEEH3.
No.
8...
Atr. Pr. ,No. At. Tr.
.... 785 I m t looo 4 16
814 I 70 16 1046 4 16
1010 I 75 1 1182 4 16
.... 841 I 85 4 1136 4 16
..... HI I 86 40 , UU 4 211
.... 816 I 86 18 1171 4 10
836 8 80 20 1137 4 ;5
.. 878 I 11. '....IKS 4 16
1068 4 00 11 1180 4 16
....1111 4 00 11U 4 25
....1070 4 00 II lloa 4 14
10(1 4 00 1 1276 4 30
866 4 00 20 i;:7 4 80
....1000 4 10 40 1271 4 30
1130 4 10 1 1100 4 40
V.M 4 10 21 1244 4 46
1400 4 10 11 1331 4 40
1066 4 10 1 1480 i 00
STEERS-AND HEIFERS.
881 a 80 -:: ion 4 06
COWS.
860 t 30 19 1006 a 15
,....6i4 1 81 19 911 a 16
887 1 SO 18 10K9 I 16
1016 I 40 8 11X16 a 16
840 I 60 1 1138 I 16
.....10O0 I 60 4., 1U,7 8 IB
170 I 60 6 1116 a 16'
Ml 1 t 1140 a 10
881 I 76 1 1260 a 2
926 I 76 6 1010 a 11
1010 I 76 IS 845 I 20
1010 I 76 1 10MI a 10
1088 I 73 II 870 a 20
194 I 80 1 840 a 23
1016 I 80 It liiso I 23
. 6VI 3 90 24 8(6 4 2..
1064 I 86 1 1248 I II
1011 I UU 1 ;2k6 I 16
s a uo 14 77 a 10
97t a 00 la 111:10 a o
lonl a 00 7 1078 a 80
946 3 00 t I I'M. a 30
920 a 00 a lo a 86
.....loot S 06 4 IO a 54
972 a 46 1 am a 40
984 a 05 10 1066 a 40
1047. a 10 6 4 a 40
9X9 a 10 6.. uao a 40
1102 a 10 1 i. .1:10 a to
i"M a 10 1 1240 a so
ni2 a 16 1... i.4o a is
1184 a 18 8 9i 1 75
HEIFERS.
610 I 10 I, 800 a 36
i a 8u :i 947 a aa
617 a 00 t 110 a 10
984 a 00 4 3! I 40
788 , 3 46 1 1140 a 40
690 ' a So
; BULLS.
! a 00 1 1440 a is
rOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
, Hi) a 0 6 o 1 66
14..
I
6
I
8
1
1
I
4
11
4
11
I
IS
17
i
6
80
14
I
7.V....
1
I
. 4
I
4
II
17
10
It
1..
14..
4..
41 .
12..
4..
CALVES.
184 4 l 1 140 I 71
90 6 00 4 Ill 4 00
128 6 76 1 160 4 21
STOCK CALVES.
120 4 76
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1..
96u
1 to
16.
911
775
916
8..1
1IW6
78-)
720
611
88
820
664
746
8:16
980
I 96
I 9o
I 90
a 94
S 90
1 90
a 90
a 90
4 00
4 00
4 uo
4 00
4 10
4 M
a
a
1
1
1
a
a
a
1
n
4
4
14
.14.
.. 70
.. 840
.. 830
.. S0
.. 978
. .1190
.. 816
..1076
.. 81
.. 166
.. 614
.. 767
... 927
a
a 16
a 16
a 6
S 60
I 60
a 40
a 60
a 76
a 78
a so
a us
I 86
a 6i
14.'.
46..
HOGS Reports from all points this morn
ing were unfavorable to the selling Inter
ests, and as a result the market here suf
fered a decline. Trading was very , slow
on the start, as buyers and sellers could
not get together on prices, and when the
hogs finally did start toward the scales It
was found the market, was 6'njl'tc lower
than yesterdays average. The bulk of the
mdlum weight nogs sold from $6.70 to $6 75.
and the rrlme heavy hogs sold from l 73
to $6 s&. The light .weights sold from f6 71
down-
About the. middle of the forenoon the
market Improved a little and the prices
paid were a little stronger tnan those paid
earlier in me uay. ins sirengin. aowever,
was most nnticenble on the heavy hogs, and
ss hlsh as 81.874 and 86 9 was paid. All
the early arrivals were dlspoatd of In good
season. Representative snte-s:
f o. At. Bh. Pr Nu. A. 88- Pr.
1 141 ... t no S 540 4) III,
i I7 ... hi ,-,7 fl,4 ... 77'
:. 1M ... i 7J tan ... T7,
H ITU . . .i M :40 ... 77',
4S Ill 1 ' 74 ft ... 77',
4 A. 171 41) I tH 41 141 ... 77'
Tl 110 ... ( C. i S4 40 T7V,
: :u ... t 7i m ... 77,
. 4I ii i ji ... T7,
73 144 ... 7u ? 41 4 77',
10 ?i'J ... 7.i . 71 141 ft n
I ( ... 7" 4 S3 J ... 8
71 foe n 7" 7 i ai "
f. inn ... 7" 7 177 ... 0
M ill ... ts 3m m a n
71 ...:u ... 7.'ij M r...:7o 40
71 in m iwi ... wi
M SO 7;", 44 141 ... t SO
r..". 217 ... 75', 7 17 ... m
77 190 ... 7.", 7 14 .:. "n
t 40 4 7:', 71 54 ...
T?". ... t If. r,s no lso W
7 Ill ... f 7.'. CO 1 HO I 80
77 Ill ... 7i. M ISO 40 an
7 211 ... 7.. M i 40 M
7 SU 40 7k Il 120 SO
4f. :i 4i) 7n lift ... ( an
M IM ... 7S 68 Ml ... so
73 134 80 7 48 !r. NO 83',
74 .: 131 ... 7.. 10 17J ... 4 8IL,
7 Ill ... 4 7J f.1 !4 ... ( 8-.",
M. !' 40 76 71 141 ... 4 821,
7R l.'O . . 6 7S hi 2.14 ... 4 8.",
71 213 ISO 178 70 irj ... 4 8.",
45 :4 W 4 1,'. f.4 !" 80 4 8.",
10 2.'2 ... 4 7S f8 HI 40 I 82',
83. 5;I7 80 4 75 41 So ... 4 ?',
IK :'18 ... 4 78 M 11 80 4 88
l 144 ... I 78 44 1' 5"0 I 88
1S4 120 4 7.-. 41 178 ... 4 86
.is i;n ... 4 78 71 i:w ... 6 88
84 117 ... 71 11 28 ... 4 88
2oS 180 4 77', VI 251 ... 4 88
1.18 IX 4 77', 84 294 140 4 88
18 lr.3 ... 4 77", 84.7 i:5 ... 4 8J
41 117 40 77', 87 178 ... 4 8 -
71 ?:7 ... 77, 40 347 140 4 874
64 212 ... 4 774 1" " 4 0
48 241 40 t 774
SHEEP There was a moderate run of
sheep and lambs here today and under the
Influence of a continued active demand for
good stuff the market was brisk and steady
to strong. The quality of the offerings was
only lair and was not up to the usual
standard. Wethers, however sold as high
sa 34.90, which looked a little stronger.
There were no prime Ismhs offered so
that the sales on paper look low. Packers
claim they are not getting enough good
lambs to fill their orders, and that they
could use a good many more to good ad
vantage. There was quite a string of feeders on
sale, but the demand was equal to the oc
casion nnd the prices paid were steady to
strong.
Quotations: Choice western Irmbs. 15.80
8.00; fulr to good lambs. 5.(- 5": choice
native and Colorado lambs, 8S.00jj6.25; choice
vearllnes, In.tVKuS.'n; fair to good yearlings,
t4.75ti5.00; choice wethers, S4.50ta4.R5; fair to
good, $4.00(4. 50; choice ewes. $4.00 4.40; fair
to good. 83.2fiW4.00; feeder lambs, 84. 25174. 76;
feeder vearlings, $3.75ro4.00; feeder wethers.
$.l.75r(i4.00; feeder ewes, 82.6o4j3.00. Repre
sentative sales:
No.
2"1 western trwes ,
2..0 western ewes ,
19 western ewes ,
2 western ewes
1184 western ews ,
Ivi wiMern wethere
189 western wethers
7 western wethers
125 wef tern lambs
1 native ewe...
1 buck
IS native ewes
27 we"rn lambs
21 bucks .-
182 bucks
25 western lambs ,
49 western ewes
12 cull ewes
8 cull ewes
229 western lambs ,.
39 western lambs
425 western ewes
So feeder lambs
292 feeder lambs
Av. Pr.
90 3 76
91 3 85
107 8 85
?00 4 '
lite. 4 21
, 115 4 91
, 121 4 90
, 1"0 5 00
,70 6 66
110 . 4 25
,190 S 51
119 4 25
82 5 80
142 1 60
. 118 8 25
65 4 00
95 S 65
96 2 00
,86 2 00
71 6 75
72 6 76
96 S 85
64 4 60
,48 4 50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Hogs Close Strong at Thursday's Best
Prices Sheep and Lambs Steady.
CHICAOO, Feb. -6. CATTLE Receipts,
I.5O0 .lead; good prime, $4.25ff4.5fl; poor to
medium. $2.1(i3.4v; cpws, $1.4xiv4.4; heif
ers, $2.25fl.tl; canners. $1.40(j2.5O; bulls,
2.00jj'1.25; calves, 3.60S7.76; Texas.-fed
steers, $3.50M.25.
HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head; estimated
tomorrow. lR.OOO; left over, 4,000; close
strong at Thursday's best prices; mixed
and Uiitchers, l6.6Vo77.00; good to choice
heavy, $6.7u6.90; light, 6. 4086.66; bulk of
stiles, $B.60i.8t.
SHEEP Receipts. 5,000 head; sheep and
lambs steadv to strong; good to choice
wethers. $4.50it5.50; fair to choice mixed,
ij-3oipt.&0; western sheep, e4.2;nU5.25; native
lambs, 4-&0g.40; western lambs. $4.76
.26.
Official yesterday:
Receipts. Bhlpments.
Cattle 7,514 2,509
Hogs 20,348 4.656
Sheep 1 13,030 2,383
Kansas City LlTe gtoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1,900 natives. 200 Texsns; calves, 50
native's: corn cattle, 15tj25c lower than
Wednesday; good heifers, steady to strong;
cows, steady to lower; quarantine, 10c
lower; choice export and dressed beef
steers, $4,7046.40; fair to gno'', $3.00fi4.70;
stockers and feeders, $2.6oi'd4.55: western
feeders $2.5K?i4.25; Texas and Indian steers,
$2.75(h4.10; Texas cows, $2 1053.20: native
cowa, $1.70fj4.4: native heifers. $2.75(f3.75;
canners, $1.0Ofi2.15; bulls, $2.35tj3.60; calves
$2.00(1(6.00. 1
HOUS Receipts. 8,000 head; market. Bit
10c lower; top $696: bulk of sales, fi.Si"i(
6 90; heavy, $6.fKKif6.96: mixed Backers. $6.70
,6.90; Unlit. $6.4i'4i.874-r Yorkers. $6.70(0?
.s7H; pigs, K.no'j6.65. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,000
hesd; market strong to 10c higher; native
lambs, $4.00625; weatern lambs. $3.85M1.10;
fed ewes. $3.00ii5.10; native wethers, $3.6fl'a7
4.K6; western wethers, $3.004.90; stockers
and teederi, $2.50ii3.50.
cn- York I.lve Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. . CATTLE Beeves,
receipts, 2.42X head; steers, firm, generally
Itlc higher; common to choice steers, $4.45
6 85; bulls. $3.2.Vi' "f: cows, $2.oofta.40; re
frigerator beef, lower st H4". Exports to
morrow, 1.610 cattle, 26 sheep and 6,250
quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, fcl head; veals, steady
to strong: western calves ffm; veals, $5.00
9.50; western cal-8, $3.56.
HOGS Receipts, 2,167 head; state hogs,
$7.25: mixed western. $6 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-- Receipts. 1.993
head; cHbles quote sheep firmer at 13'"jtj
14Mic. dressed weight. Good sheep, strong,
oiky rs steady: lambs, firm; no good stock
sum; sheep, $3.0noi4.SO; export sheep, $5.30;
medium lamba, $6,0046.30.
St. Lonls Lire Itook Market.
ST. LOlMk, Feb. 6 CATTLE Receipts,
9H head, including 48) Texans; market
steailv; native shipping and export steers.
$.3ii5.60. with strictly fansy worth up to
$; ii; dressed beef and butcher ste rs. $4.00
(rjo.00: ateers under l.uuu ios., j.on'S8.ou;
stockers and feeders, $2.40Jj4.40: cows and
heifers. $2.26ji4.60; canners. $1.6092.60; bulls.
82.4o4t3.6o; calves $4 00fi8.00; Texas and In-
.Ian steers. S3.00tfi4.b6; cows ana neirers,
$2 3oft3.5.
HOGS Receipts, 3.500 head: msrket
steady; pigs and lights. $6.40i6.90; packers,
$6.75-f 7.00; butchers, $6.9iyd 7.05.
SHEEP AND I.AMHB-iteceipts. w nean;
murket steadv to strong: native muttons.
$4 .2641 5.30; Ismbs. $4.U:j6.Su; culls and bucks.
$' Mrt4.50: stockers ana feeders, i.du0uu;
Texans, $3.4.fe4 O0.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
T JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. CATTLE Re
ceipts 1.703 head; natives. $3.26i81.90; Texans
and westerns .i.io"M :; cowa ann neners,
$1 6nff4 35; stockrs and feeders, $2.3534 60.
hi n id fteceipis. e.iw iicau . .i nci vViw
lower- medium and heavy, e w i.'; ugn
and llirht m'xed. . "'
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.J03
head; market steady to atrong. pic higher;
lambs, $6.25; Mexican yearlings. $5.76; Mex
ican wethers. $5.10.
Slops City l- Stork Market.
BIOL'X CITY. Ia.. Feb. 6-CBperlal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 64) head;
steady; beeves. $3.5k&6.(s; cows, bulls and
mixed. $1.6,4jt.K; stockers and feeders, $2.75
jl.':.; calves and yearlings, $2.6a4.0u.
H)GS Receipts. 8.w heat ; ur.out steady,
fcelllns- at $6.4.j'u6.85; bulk. $6 4516.75.
SHEEP Receipts, 38) head; strong.
Mcrk In .light.
The following were the receipts of live
Cattle. Hcgs. Hhe.-o.
Omaha 3.3fiO 4.734
Chicago 2.5i 24,OiiO 5.fl
Kansas City 1.9 6 0i 2,0i
St. I.uls 8 6.0 hw
St. Juseph 1,7'H 5.754 2.3o3
Sioux City 6u0 J.KiO 300
Totals .'....10.S53 60,854 15,137
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO. Feb. . WH 18K Y-Sleady at
"CINCINNATI, Feb. .-WHISKY-On
ban's o. hWn wines. $1.30.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. . WHISKY-Steady at
$1 :.
PEORIA. Feb. 1-WH18K Y-For finished
goods, 41.30.
toffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. I 4'OFFEE Spot
Rio. quiet. Mild, quiet. Futures oH-ned
steady at unchanged prices snd ruled com
paratively active under purchases for ter-
tain room traders, but turned easier
shortly after the cull as a result of heavier
Interior receipts ami continued sales by
Importers. Havre final decline wss the
f-ii tor In f.ie afternoon ami the close wis
at unchanged prices to a l cllne of 6 point.
Sales were 62.7MI bales, Including: Slarch.
4.3tVf4.40c; April. 4.50c: Mav. 4.6M1 4V; Sep
tember, 4(.".v4 91c; October, i.9c; Novem
ber. 6.50u.i.aoc; December, 6.25c; January.
5.25cy5.3f.c.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1 COTTON -Farm;
sales, 9.imn bales; ordinary, 7'c; good
ordinary, he; low middling, 80-ltV: middling,
8 15-lrtc; good middling, 940; middling filr,
lil-1V: receipts, 7.S4 bales; stock ;Wo.oo
bales. Futures, steady; February, S.fclc bid;
March. s.fchi.s.SOc; April, l.9.Vi! .97c ; May,
9.021! :.n3e; June, 9.07fi 9.09c: July, 9.13W9 1'c;
August, 8.79'uS.Mc; September. N.32o bid.
Secretary Hester's statement of world's
visible supply of cotton shows a total of
4.022.263 bales, of which S.i!i3.2t3 bales ro
American.
NEW YORK, Feb COTTON Opened
rteady-nt a decline of 1 to 2 points, and fol
lowing the call sold off a little further
tinder liquidation and operations of room
shorts. A lot of genersl buying for both
niH-ounts that followed soon carried value
sbove the best prices of Ihe dny, eflcr
which the market ruled off and displayed a
generally firmer undertone, with final prices
net unchanged to 6 points higher. Tot il
sales of futures estimated at 3"0.on0 bales.
The factors in today's strength wre tin
.continued unfavorable weather In the sou.h.
tnreatening 10 retara tne muvcirien nei
week: the fact that while In sight, amount
ing to 299,Oi bales was quite up to ex
pectations, the visible supply statement
will still show s decrease for the week:
the continued firmness at New Orleans
and Liverpool and the large reports.
ST. leOl'IS. Feb. 6 COT TON Firm and
unchantred: middling. 8 13-1 6c; sales.
bales; receipts 5.065 bales; anlpments, 4.663
bales; stock, 29.375 bales.
London tCK Qantatlons.
LONDON, Feb. . Closing quotations:
Console for money
68 (New York Central.
1644
do account
Anaconda ,
A'rhlenn
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian raclflc...
Chesapeake A Ohio
.. 9S'4iNorflk A Weatern.
.. J4 do pfd
.. 0i Ontario A W
..103 Pcnmrlvanla T
..1044'Raod Mine,
. .1404 Reading
.. 64 I do lit pfd
. 14
. 96
. as',
. T74
. I4
. 434
. 4:. 4
. 184
. 47 ,
. 474
. 47
.104 4
. 97
. 40-,
. 914
. H
. 48
Cal. ao U W
18 do 1.1 pfd....
M. A St. P .8:i, Southern Railway..
I'eneera
12 4 1 do pfd
Inver A R. Q..
do pfd
Erie
do -.at pfd
do 2d pfd
lll'n.nla Central
Louievtiie A t-aah
414 Southern Pa. lflc
91 I'nlon PaclAc. .......
4t4 do pfd
76 .Inlted States Steel..
66'i do pfd
IE-. 41 Wnhath
131 ' do pfd
Vlam.url, K. At T
BAR SILVER-l ncertaln at 2115-161 per
ounce.
.MONEY 34 WW, per cent. The rate of
discount In the open matket for short bills
Is 3-V531 per cent and for three-months'
bills 3 5-ltHi8 Sper cent.
Oil ntfll Rostn.
OIL CITY. Pa , rb. H.OII Credit- bal
ances, $1.60; certificates no bid; shipments,
95.361 bbls.; average 71.572 bbls.; runs, 101.
M3 l.'bls. ; average, "71.678 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Feb. . OIL Turpentine,
firm. 64c.
ROSIN Firm: A, B. C D. K. F, $1.90;
O, $2.00; H $2.35; I, $2.90; K $3.20; M. $3.4.;
N. $3 60; WG. $3.85; WW. $4 .
NEW YORK. Feb. 6. Oil. Cottonseed,
dull; petroleum, steady; turpentine, firm.
664ii6ic.
ROSIN Firm; strained, common to good,
$2.10412.16.
Soarar and Molasses.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. . ST'OAR
Steady; open kettle, 2If3 3-16c open kettle,
centrlfugnl. 3lM(3 9-16V-; centrifugal whites,
87,(rc4c; yellows. tWR&ici seconds. 24,ir34e.
Molasses, quiet; open kettle. 13((f26c; cen
trifugal, 61T1KC. Syrup, ltKti24e.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6. SUGAR Raw,
firm; refined, steady. Molasses, firm.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-DRY OOODS
Ruslness has been as full In the cotton
goods division as sellers are willing to tnk.v
at prevailing prices. " Both staples and
fancy lines are very firm. Print cloths
quiet, out very nrm.
mand at firm prices,
firm. ,
Linens In fair rie-.
Burlap scarce and
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. . WOOL Firm but
unchanged: medium grades and combing.
174,21c: light fine, 161fl9He; heavy fine, 13ijp
16c. tub washed. 19ffi29c.
NEW YORK, Feb. . WOOL Firm.
THE REALTY MARKET.
. . . I
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Friday,
February 6: ' ' ' : v ;
Warranty Deeds.
D. L. ' Holmes and wife to 8. M.
Thompson, lot 6, D. L. Holmes' sub.. 400
E. T. Lvon to Anna Cole, lot 6, block
2, Sheridan Place 500
Amallne Fisher and husband to W. J.
Hislon. lot 9, block 16, Central park-- -
W. J. Hlslop and wife to C. H. Luce,
lot 9. block 16, Central nark 250
Atlantic Realty association to Zelta
A. Mathews, lot 15, block 6, Bemls
park . 500
F. L. McCoy et al to the Florence
company, various lots and blocks In
Florence 1
Atlantic Realty association to J. W.
Seabrook. lot 9, block 6, Bemls park 450
Charles Battelle, trustee, to E. R.
Hume, lot 3, block 117. Dundee Place 10
, Deeds.
Frank Thompson, executor, et al to
Charles Fear, lot 21, block 17, Omaha
View 35
, Total tmount cf transfers $2,346
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CHAI, PHOVI4IOXS, STOCKS, IIU.XDI
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OMAHA PKANCH, llo-lll Board of Trade,
leleohone 1016.
W. E. Ward. lcsi M-nsgsr
OOVKIIJMF.MT 'KOTICR.
PROPOSAL FOR PrHl.lt: BCILDINOS
4Jfiice of Constructing Wi.at'terniaster, Ban
Diego, Cal., Jan. 10, ilia, scaled pioposals.
In triplicate, will be received at this office
until 10 o'clock a. m., Monday, Feb. 9. 19"3.
and thn'be opened, for the ronstriictinn of
one Hoe-pnal; also for pluniinu, heating
and electric wiring. One Field tirllcers'
Quatters; One lH.ul.le t ap'.t-ins' (Juartera;
One Double ij '.tenants Quarters: On
Clnglo Artillery Barrack; One Guard Hour';
One liobpltal; also for piumhlni am wiring
One Administration Building; One Hake
House; One li.pltal Sleward's tuartera;
One D.uble Noii-Commtssloiied Stuff Quar
ters. U. H. reVerves the right 10 reject or
accept any or all bids In whole or 111 part.
Full insti uctlons' to bidders ill be fur
nished on application to this office or at
the cifiVes of the Otiief Utiarterinxsters at
Sun Krauclxco. Denver. 4)maba, St. Paul
and Chicago, and ih- Depot (juartermast.-r.
St. Louis, v litre plans and epecim ations
may be seen. ProposHls must be a'com
punled by two guaranties justifying, joint
ly, in double the amount ot 111 per 'etit of
the bid. Preference will be Kiveu to .arti
cles of domestic i ioductlon, root 1 . n.l qual
ity considered, and to articles of American
produtlon produced or inunufacjured, on
the Pacific coast. Euvelopcs cnnlalnlng
proposals should be enilirsil "i'roposals
for Publlf Buildings at Fort Hincrniiii"
snd addressed Captain R. li finite, guar
terinust.r. J10 12 13 11 FO 7M
OFFICE OF CONSTKI 'CTI NG QUAR
TERMASTER. CHEYENNE. Wyo Jun.
19, 1U'3. Sealod propCHHla. in triplicate, will
be received here until i o'clo k p. ni.. moun
tain time. I'ibruary 19, l:i3, and then
opened, toe constructing a l.ak ry .it Fort
D. A. Russell. Wyu. Full Information and
blank forms of propiaal furr.Mied 011 ui
pllcatlot.. Plans and specifications may be
seen here; also In olflce of Depot Cuarter
mastrr ,t hbago. New York. Omaha and
1'enver I'nlted States reser.es the right
to sciept or reject any or all bids or at;'.'
part thereof. Envelopes loniulnliig bljs to
be marked "Proposjla tor constructing
Bakery st Fort D. A Kima.ll." and ad
dre.a.d rapt W. 6. bcott. Construcilr.g
Quartsrmastur. J 19 26 F3 I 9 ltM
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