TOE OMAHA DAILY HEEs Pt'XDAY. FEBTiT ATY 8.' 1003.
23
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bent attX it f t'l:ib on the Board f Tradf
in Orient a.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS HIGHER
Cable tire krt m Boost at
tart ! Other F-tr All
loawblae t gen Frier
CHICAGO. Feb. 7 A bullish in t ImeTit
prevelled both In grtln nd provisions to
tlay snd cm favcrablc foreign advincri
wheat clod stron. with May ltIWc
higher. May corn was m. and oats
"re ''Qlr higher. I'rovistoris closed firm,
with the May products up from k'tc to IT.
Wheat showed decided vtrrnfh and the
volume of trade was talr. 1 he opening
i troitg on higher rati)', with May Vi
Sc higher at TO Everything seemed
to favor lee bun erne, the outride market
being strong rud a pood export lnyulry
being reported lit the seaboard. I rider
these bullish conditions shorts covered
freely, w hlrb aided In advancing price
till further. A report from Han r ranciecj
honing an advance there of lv and the
strer.rth In coarse grains Were other lead
ing lartora In the upward trend of price.
Toward the end of the session the rt
mar.d became ho urgent that May iold up
to te and the cloae tn ("'&", a gain
of lvlS" Clearances of wheat and noiir
wetr equal to lgS.ntKi bu. Primary receipt
were Ri.f.(KiO bu., against Mo.OJti a year ago.
Minneapolis and luluth reported receipts
of 4.l (. which, with local receipts of
31 cart, two of contract grade, marie total
receipt for the three polnta of 4H4 can,
against 1E2 last weed and 1 a year ago.
Corn was more active than for some time
paat, there being a grod commission house
demand, while CBljer also bought lib
erally, with offei.riga rather light. Firm
cables, a Talr cash demand and the strength
In wheat were the main bull Influence, and
bo change was nutl In the car attuatlon.
The close waa strong, with May VoSc
higher at 4f.fu4iVsc. after selling between
4kic and 4f.c. Local receipt were 27
cara. with none of contract grade.
Oata waa directly influenced by the deci
sion of the arbitration committee making
the settlement price In the July oate con
troversy 67"ia. This led ahorta to believe
that settlement on the board favored th.ise
who manipulated the market during the
summer and tn view of the fact that pres
ent indication point to another attempt to
manipulate prices of the May option there
waa considerable anxiety among shorts and
covering wag general. The rtrengih In
other grains a leu aided the bulls There
waa some realising by prominent holders,
but the market held decidedly strong and
tha close wss at the top for Msy at ie, a
gain of ro lc. The range for the day was
between JTc and 8Sc. Local receipt were
16$ cars.
There waa a moderat trade In provisions,
but the market waa firm on fair commission
house demand and on covering by horts
who sold expecting liberal recelpta of hogs
today. The strength tn grains was an In
fluence late In the day. The close wau firm
with Mav pork 15c higher at tlfi.HO. May
lard up Zc at tv 40 and ribs I'ttB&c up at
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
EH cars; corn, 875 cars; oats, 240 cars; hogs,
46. I'M i head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Article.! Open. Higb.j low. 1 Close.! Tesy.
Wheat
Feb.
May
July
Corn
Feb.
May
July
Oat
Feb.
May
July
Pork
Mar
July
Lard
Feb. May
July
Kibe
May July
Sept.
7V 75H
NOV "I"-
7i 74H4C
i'
4.V
44",
4Sia
liSWV
7b ,
I V
44 -v 4".r s!
S 43mji
'44Va'i
4oSl
4JV
4-f-.:
I to 84H
87V, 8X 87 S 7 '
Cy. 33V 2-,' K)V
II 77H 16 tZ 77 M 1 75
7 Utb 16 tt
47H 4B
t 83H 43 irrVj 40 17
IZa it' !& 9 25 ISO
10 I 21 10 17Va li
00 I 07 ll 06 B 0?
06 06 00 ,02 6 87
No. I .
Cash Quotation were at follow:
FLOUR Ptead v; winter patents, IS 0
171.; Atraighta, li 10r?r:S 40; bakers, l2.4fKS2.no; '
8 7b; straights. la.IKiib8.50: spring patent.
13.5o$3.ati; BtraUghLs. U.lx&l.t'; bakera, 82.4t
fc2 lT
WHEAT-; No. t spring, 780c; No, S,
t7c: No. t rad, 7&76c-
COkN-No. 2, 43c; No. 2 yellow. tSc.
OATS No. t. 8bc; No. 2 while, 8&c; No. I
White, 8f(&3se.
KVE No. x, 4Hc.
BARLEY Good feeding. 44(g46c; fair to
choice malting, 4S.ri2c.
BEED-Ko. I Baa. 11.16; So. 1 northwest
ern. 11.21; prime timothy, 12.60; clover, con
tract grade, 811. 70.
PROVISIONR-Mea pork, per bbl.. 816 87
B17.UU. Lard, per WO lbs . 6 476rti.60. Ehort
rib aidaa Coose), tn tmcrrn .30. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed i. IS lS'-j'uo.li. Short clear
Ides (boxed), W.27fr.50.
Following were the recelptt and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Kvrelpta. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 4.ooo jo ono
Wheat, bu 27.0110 fc.oo
Corn, bu 176.M0 go.oiiO
.at. bu M6.000 77,000
Rye, bu I.txio
Barley, bu 76.000 24,000
On the Produce exchange toaay the but
ter market wai quirt antj ateady; cream
eries, IHiSic; dairies, lwiiiac Egga, weak;
loss on, case returned. lSc:. Cheeate,
steady, 1314c
JEW lOHK CEERsL MARKETS.
tawtatloais
t tbe Day
47aawaAlttca.
Tauraaaia
4LEMa..TORK' rb 7 F-LOUR-Recelpts.
lo.4ou bbl.: exnorts. 6 ttji hhi.
tlrm, but quieter; Minneapolis . a tenia, 14.16
v iiiiiieapoiie oaaera. w.ai5(ia.4l; winter
ratents 88 6ixo4 00; winter straight, lama
6o: winter extra. X2.kii3 .10: witn.r i .
grade 2 603 DO. Rye flour, steady: fair
to good, fci ("'oS.Si'i; ihoic to fancy, 82 4KB.
. Buckwheat flour, (toady. 82.ito2 80
pot and to arrive. "
i,?KME,Ar7'u,,': ellow -western.
U ro; city. 11. 1,; Brandywine, 83 40(&S.iS
R1E Vulet; No. z western. "c. fob
Afl'iat; state. 66cu67c c. 1. f.. New Tori.
BARLEY-Steady, feeding, 47c c 1 f
MWiA"r!l.: mlll"- Ml'"'-, c. 1. I., Buffiilo.
Vt HE. AT-Receipt. 47,iuo bu ; exporta.
C.KKfc bu. Spot, lirm; No. I rod. 82c. elel
vkl,;.No- rwi' 83"c' 1 0 D afloat; No. I
hard Manitoba. Ho,c. Cpllona active and
stronger on covering. Induced by the very
firm Pana cablea There waa moderate
foreign demand also and soma outside buy
lug The cloae wa firm. WuV net ad
vane. March closed at MSc; May. 82Via
(Pc. closed at 82c; July. 79J7-I6c. cioBed
At 76r; September closed at 77c.
CORN Kcoelpta, 14, 000 bu ; export. 172.ua
bu. - Spot, quiet; No. t, 2c, elevtor, and
Sc f o. b.. afloat; No 2 yellow, 6c; No J
whit Wic. Option strong on bad weather
west, higher cable,, the wheat advance
the caah demand and covering. Closed
trong at sc decline; May. 6iiJe. cloaca
St oic; July. 4fS4!c. cloaed at 4.-e.
OATS-rKecelpia, 7uKi bu ; export, 16 234
bu. Spot, firm: No. I, 4.!Sc; No. 8. 4'sc-So-
SVc; track white. 4.Nm.,c:
tandard white. 4c; No. 2 whit. 44-.c;
track mixed western, nominal Optioua
juiet but firmer; May cloaed at 4l'4,c
4,AT'I?",a ahlpplng, VJo'K, gooi to
Choir aiciuJi Oo.
HOrtJ-lJjiet; state, common to choice.
Jtsa crop, i-s.c: 1n.11 Crtp. i,C27c: old. i
Use; Paettic cot. ion croPi Hfrac; 1Hti
crop. 2Sti27e; olds. m,o. ' 1
Hlt'lJ Wulet; Osiveston. to 26 lbs
k$C,:ot8:'1ib.rn24ca ,U T""
PROVISION 8-Reef a.y; f,milv ,u
116 00 ; mess. 110 16.80. Ief hami: IStixa
.,,1I- rj.Sl0; city India mm,
" e-r -inv 'r: I'waieo .
Plck.ed ahouldera. 8k,.2tli 60'
iltMiiilla.. Lrd. ateady;
pickled ham
wr"1 htu, an- rriinea. atea.1v- ...t,ri
nent. !) ; j?outh Amerira litiTt ,.om.
r"". ..-.... juu, 1, ran, ramtlv. 16 7La
lp; short clear. :n uti2l.ti. ru. a. 64a.tn.il
16 fat
Bl'TTER-Steady; extra ereamere 26c
extra factory HI9c, creanwrt . common
to choice. Ilxi2&c, slat dalr). 1.B26C; reno
vated H-Mfcc
CHEEet Finn: tt. full rreama fancv
mall cciored, fall made. 14c; iate' maile
WV-SNr: small white, fall made, 14sc, late
Bt.de, 13c; large coined, fall made, 14Sc
late n.au lc.
EGO Easier; slat and Pennsvlvarla
averaae bcai, rsc ; western fancv, 21c;ou'h
ern. yipSOSc; r frtgerati r. 417r.
TALi.'Vi vulet , country, SSc; city,
Vl.TRT Alive., firm; turke. UJjHc;
fowla Ue
klETAL-As is usual on the laat day r.f
the week, trade wa dull In all metala and
about the only purchases made were lo
cover the actual needa of coneumera. Co
!r was flat with prices quoted partia'.ly
nominal, with standard si 812 lake :tt
8.2 42-to!2 7 elertroiytic at IU 6? II 57
and casting at 8:2)U:o Tin a a rtradv
with sixjl quoted at 821 762 97. Thtre
wa sunt demand lor lead cn the basis of
H-12. bp.. tax was utt au4 Ism with
Iron wa very quiet and
HEW lORK I1KK A D BORDS.
Wakssk akra lilaitUi k
Ownld Grass Cain a la araaatkr.
NEW YORK, Feb 7 -The animated
trensth of the Wabash securities in the
stock market todny conteeteu f:r a pre
vailitig Influence with the very poor show
ing made by the banks 1 b Influence of
the bark statement waa lessened by the
ee with which loans can now be ob
tained. It It well understood also that the
etatement waa complicated by the change
In the capital account of the Western Na
tional bank, due to arerger operatlona. It
Is estimated that the account is overetsted
to the amount of more than M.iM4f by
reason of thi adjustment. The loan e
pansion Is still left st a large figure, and It
is l-elieved that some of the enect of the
i.-iF.. ', pennsvlvanla loan ei pension is
thrown over from last week. The I7X'4.H'
decline In cash reserves la more thn
twice as much a- was Indicated by the
known movements of money. The 8X.0IM.oii0
pyrrnt to the s ibtreasury on accojnv of
the t'entral Taclhc note waa made last
Saturday and was not figured for a lull
week in the averages. The decline in
prices which followed the publication of
the statement developed so large a demand
ir'm the shnrt sellers yesterday that an
effective rally followed and tha market
rioeed active and firm.
The WabRsh movement waa apparently
based on the news of the step taken to
ward consolidation or control of the branch
llr.es hith are designed to form the At
lantic outlet lor the system. Other mem
bers of the Gould group were strong in
sympathy and were helped by the Missouri
Kticlfic showing of an Increase in gross
earnings for the fourth week In January of
M"a.nJi. or more than I per cent a com
pared with the corresponding week of last
vear. Wbah preferred rose an extreme
In the late dealings The debenture B
bonds were also In large demand. urar
we run up a point In the final dealings.
There ha been some broadening tendency
In the bond market, but the prtca move
ment has been rather lrregrufar. Vnlted
States 5s declined and the 2a. coupon,
per cent. New 4s. registered, advanced
per cent, at compared with the closing of
lat week.
The loilowing are the closing prices ea
the New Tork Ptock exchange:
Atrhtacm
do ptd
TI'!miir A Ohio
dn pffl
Canadian Parlfic
Canada Snuiliern
( lin A Ohio ...
chi'apn A Alton
do pfd
Chirac". 1. A L.
( hiraco A E. 1..
thliaan AG. W.
do lfft pfd
do ad pfd
. . its On. Kaiiwar prd .
..lOOTsui A Pacific.
..IdS t 1- '.
. . H1 An p!
. .1S t nma rCI9c ..
.4 do pttf
.. W bah .
. . r.r do pta
.. Tl .W'. A L. E
. . 7 I do Id ptd
. .IW 'Wisconsin Central
.. STY " 'd
...
... 4S
...!",
... tt
...1I
... M4
... tl
... SIS
... M
... r'
.. w
... M
..106
. ..23U
...14S
... eH
... :
... tl'.
... lit,
... 4"
... 47S,
... 7S
...10Hi
... (A
...74
...117.
...mi
... ii
... n
... 734a
... M
... to
... '
... n
...Hi
...
k? !Aaam txpreM ..
4.1k Araer. EipreH . .
W....I2n 8. Expres
T IS IWelle-Fargo El..
MU'Amal. Copper
rhlnato A N.
Chicago T. A
do fd
C C.
Culo.
do
do
rna.
lx-la
Ilenri
do
Erie
C. A Bl. L
Southern ..
1st pld
2d pfd
A Hudson
U A W .
r A Rla O
pfd
1 lAintr. C. A r...,
tow do pra
TfiAmsr. Lin. Oil
... 49
do pfd
...Jn
Amer. B A R. .
do pfd
. . . jus
... 404a
Ana. Win. Co..
... ariainri.
Rap. Tr..
t oio.
r a i...
do 1st pfd . .
do d pfd...
Ot. Not. pfd...
Hncklnf Valley
do pfd
lllinola Central
Iowa Central ..
do pfd
L. E. A W....
do ptd
7S44 'Con. Gas
S3 Coa. . Tohsero prd
800 General Electric
101 Hocking Coal ...
17 .Int'a'l Paper ....
14oUi do pfd
43 lnt'n'l Power ...
70 Laclede Oaa ....
47 iNatlonal Blarult
1U I National Land ..
12 No, Amerioan ...
Louis A Kaah
Manaattan L
Mot. St. Rr..
144S'pplnc Coast ...
ID iParlflc Mall
4lH4
Max. Csntral ....
siallooal ...
Mine A Bl. L...
Mo. Paclnr
M.. K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. T. Central
Nor. A West
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennarlvanta
Rasdlnt
do 1st pfd
do at pfd
t. L. A . V....
do lit pfd ,
do id pfd
t. L. I W
Oo pfd v ,
Bt Paul
do pfa
Bout hern Parlor .
goutnera Railway
tSVi, People's Gaa 1071,
IWj i inn steel car s
107 I OO piQ
IIP. Pnllman Pal. Car
158
n
41
Ha
77
ia4
l-H
17
. li
,
.
, rwv.
, rtv,
. MS
.
, 6H
. MS
. al -
lo: Republic steal ...
oo pro
Sugar
Tenn. C. A I
. .!
. .14V '
ii'
I B.
A P. Co...
.. tl
do
ptd
Leather
ptd
. . MS I
..15Hi
I. B.
do
C. B.
Rubber
.. as
.. 77
do
pfd
Steel
C. B.
do
pfd
.. tiWWeaiern Pnloa
, . 7! Ana. LoroiBotJee
.. 7V do pfd
.. Hk A C. Soutbera . .
. .17HV do pM
..IK I Rock InMa
.. tr, do pfd
Xew Tork Mosey Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 7 MONET Time.
teady; aixty and ninety day. 4 per cent;
ix montna, 4(84 per cent; on can, nomi
nal; no loan today; prime mercantile
paper, rBi per cent.
ETERL1NG EXCHANGE Steady, 84.8721
for demand and at 84.tall21.iji4.M2o ior sixty
oaya; poeteo rate, m.bo ana 4.s; commer
cial bills, 84.8Sra4.N4.
SILVER Bar, 47c; Mexican dollars.
S7c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Tha cloalng quotation cn bonds ara at
fellows:
V. g. rat. aa, rag....imi Max. Central 4a 7
spot at M &fit OS.
without change.
do coupon loss do 1st ine 3t
do la, rat 107 Winn. A Bt. L. 4s. ...108s
do soupon H'7S at.. K. A T. 4a US
do new 4a. rag. ....114V do aa ax
As coupon lion N. T. C. IS 1
do old 4a. rag lit N J. C. goo. as Ml
tin coupon 11 ;No. PacCe 4s ?0?S
go 6a. rc liV; do ta 7:s
do cojpua Wi N. A W". eon. 4a 101
A ten. gen. 4a loi Readme gen. 4a 71
do adj. t!S Bt. L. A 1. at e. ta.114
B. A O. 4a....
do 3S
do conv. 4a.
Canada Bo. a
Central of Ga.
do Is inc..
..1S Bt. L. i B r. 4a..
.. Bt. L. ft B W. la...
..Ida BU U B. W. as
..luf 6. A. A A. P. 4a ...
..HA Bo. PaolBc 4a
S7S
. M
. v
1
.117S
.11C14
. 7
.101
.IOCS
.11716
.10
. 11
.111
. K
. ta
. 4
. 62V,
.104
. fO
ioS
.. 71 I So. Hallwar 6a
Cbes. A
Ohio 4S . -IMS Tuna A Pacific la
C. ft A. I So
. Ts T., t. U A W. 4l
. MS laloa PadBc 4...
.111 I do eonr. 4a
.put Wabaaft la
.104 do la
. tSdo Aa6.
. M I Wast Bhara 4s
. tos;w-bael. A U. K. 4s
. Wla. Central 4a...
. MSCo. Toaaooo 4a...
. tTS'Coio. Pusl Con ...
.111S aian. ooe. sold 4a.
.ICS) ;Aot-k laiand 4a....
.190 PsoaslTaaia as
C, B. a o.
C at A Bt p g.
41
C. A . w . c
C. K. I. ft P
7...
C C C A Bt L (. 4s.
Caloaso Tor. 4a
Colorado Bo. 4a
Psbtot A at. G. 4s.
sTrto prior Una 4s...
do tanoral 4a
T. W. A D. C. U...
Hocking Val 4Sn ...
I, A S. unl. 4a
Offered.
Best t - a nsl Bnatda.
BOSTON. Feb.
cent : time loan.
7. Call loans, 44r6 rer
4V-t6 per cent. Official
closing of stocks an
bono:
Oaa la
Alrhlaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany..
boat on A He
Boston Cleratad ..
K V., K. H A M
Pltcbburf pfd
I'Blea Pacific .....
Anier. 6uar
do pfd
A mar T. A T....
I.c.m I. A t
Oeuarml Elactrta .
V.aaa Elactrlc
I'ultad Prult
t. B. B'aa)
do pfd
.IMS Blngban
. 7S Oal. A Msela....
.line, Centennial
.at,l iCoppar Kanaa ...
.llus liomlnlos Coal...
HI'S Franklin,
.: ilala Kovala
.141 I Mohawk
.107 ,Clld IloBlBie ...
12KS Oaceoi
.121 Parrot
.14411 ljutnrr
. W", Santa p Copper.
.1M Taaiaraok
. K Trimountain
.ID Tnnttr
. at l nited Btataa ...
. an I'uta
.104 Victoria
... Saei
...HI
... l
... S
...in
... i
... iss
... MS
... lis
... 7JS
...
...111
... JT
...IB
... ts
... u
... 8
... 41S
Waattr.gti. CnmmoB.
... as
Adventure
Atloues
Am ia mated
.w It W'inuaa
... S W'olvertM
Ifoai ' Ciwotatlow.
LONDON. Feb. 7 Oolng quotation:
Oonaola. monejr tl K. T. Cantral 1M
do aooonnl fMS aiortolk A Waatarn.. 7S
Anaoonda (s do pld K
Atibiaoo KS Ontario A Waatam.. li
oo pia lui fannarKwal
Balcimora Ohio. . . .lu Kand Btlnas
( auaJn Pacific 141'W.kaadlBt ....
T7S
11S
a?S
45
as
afS
7S
s
lots
rr
ass
ti
ais
4s
c haaapaaka A Obi.. US to lat pfd
as do ad ok
at A
Bt. P..
laa Bnutborn ky....
1. s o pfd
41 fioutborn Pacific
I S tniua Pacifio...
4lta do pfd
S V- A Biasl
ti.- do pfd
14saaah
13 to pfd
as
IMBWt .
lnvr A
"k'.'a.
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
00 ad pfd
Illinois Cantnmt
l.uult!lt a Kaah.
M . K. ft T
BAR SILVER Dull; 21 16-ltd per ounce
MoNEY 8S&3V per cent. The rat of
discount Ir the open market for short bill
Is IV.'S1 per cent and for three-months'
bill 2 -16w3 per cent.
f Tork MlatnaT Stork.
NEW TORK. Feb. 7 -Th following are
the clcalng price on mining aloe as :
Adaait Cua
Alloa
bruoaa-trk Con .
( onatot-k Tunnel
Con (al A a
ti iLtui Ckief 1
. ti
.
. t
t
114
Ontans a1
tfpair
tat
.. t
irnoanl
Pot oat
6a va
biarra SieTada
.imall Hopaa ..
Standard
Hura Bilvar .
Iron Silver . .
Laadvi.ia Con.
inn
to
I
. aa
.tot
Vleekly Bank liaiei
oat.
NEW TORK. Feb. T.-The
tatemeet of
average of the clearing huuaa bank of
this city for the week show: I,ons 8i(24..
Sos.iue. increase 820 447.au.: denoaita tae'iiwi-
lou. Increase 8 4(.i.Jt.; circulation 844 175 11 u,
decreaa 81 . ; legal tender 7S 7 buu.
decrease 12 677.uk.; siiec-le !7b 0H,k.tu. Ae.
create 84.fS7a.; reere I266.5S" 7. d'ereaae
82 7M.c.; reaerv required l2Si.4t vSi. in.
" 82,l-.8uu; surplus 816.b4(. H"i ce. re
19. 826.1141. Ex U. 6. deposit 21,76.67J da
crtaac ti.li.50fj.
Pcorta Market.
PEORIA. I1L. Feb. 7 CO RN-Flrm, Ko.
. 41e.
UAlo Higher; No. whit, 4o.
OMADA LIVE STOCL MARKET
All Ticdi of Beef Catt'e Ls-rer for tLi
laeek, but fetdt Tu lj BUkdj.
JOGS ARE HIGHER THAN A WEEK AGO
Deanaaa for Fat bee mm4 lamba
Fally Iwal 1 the gapwly aad
"rleea Maie Held Fally
fteady All Ike Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb.
Prelpts were:
Oriclal Monasy
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday ..
'tnrial i hursflav
Official Friday
Otbcial Saturday
Total this week...
Week ending Jan. 81.
Week ending Jan. ii .
Week ending Jan. 17.
Week ending Jan. 10.
tame week last year.
Cattle. Hogs. Kheep
rttX-fill'iri FOR THE VEAR TO DATE,
The following table eh.ws the rereipts of
cattle, hogs and sneep at bouth Omaha for
the year to oate ana comparison with last
ear. iimU. Inc. lec.
Cattle t4.8? H'i.lbl 4,72!
hogs 2.40.148 2i.lii6 56,10
bneep l.'4.4i! 7i.ti U.W
urnana for the last several uay with com
Iiarihont: Date. ! ljirs. ,1902. '!"!. 19B. iw. lWs.'lWT
Xtfl .-0 U.it
. 8 7 .17 7.S6
. 2 G.) l.h'il
. 4.i41 8 4o7 l.!el
. l.'Oa .!M i.K't
0i H.7U1 2il)
lT.nsi ss.ns K.fea
1S.7W S".2
.1D.54 47.742 a.i.U'4
1H.4H7 4D.1JSI 2i.ll;0
.1C.4W ..8r4 '.il
.lb.lr 6t.441 i.tn
Jan. 41 I 22; I 261
Jan. 16. ..I 6 411, 6 U, i Ho
Jan. IT 6 ifhr,, V 17 1 8 Xr
Jan. 18...) 6 U, 6 if,
Jan. IK... 6 3? i
jan. 2u... 6 47-m, 6 27
Jan. 21...', Si 6 li, I 26
Jan. 111 IK, k Is,
Jan. ( w, 6 (U a Id,
Jan. 24... I 66l 6 (, 6 21,
Jan. 25... 14 ( U
Jan. 26... ( 77i 4 i i li
Jan. 27... 6 6S. 6 12 i
Jan. ie..., 6 64 -i 8 3:
Jan. 6 64, b Do; 6 2.
Jan. SO... 6 73v 6 fb 6 26
Jan. 8fl . . . 67 t 87; 6 17,
Feb. l.... j 5 2, 6 22.
Feb. 2.... 6 68 ( 6 3,
Feb. 8. ... 6 70 I o 93 ;
Fe b. 4 I 6 (to I t D. b 21
Feb. 6....) 6 tC, til I 23
Feb. 6 .... 6 76 6 It h XI
Feb. 6 74, 6 OBi 6 28,
I 8 47
t M
8 118
4 60 , 8 61, I 61, 23
4 64, 8 a, 64, 8 2I
4 4 8 Bt, 8 ad, : 'i-
I 66; 8 64 8 26
4 62 I 8 67 8 io
4 as. I 56, Ilk
4 66, 8 61, 8 62,
4 4
s: 8 6.1:
8 83
8 S7 8 72,
i 4 62, 8 6; 8 67, 8
a 66, a te-
8 M 8 .
4 64 8 70:
4 6i, 8 64;
I 28
1 66;
2 64; 8 27
8 6a 8 1
8 78, 8 20
8 72, 8 Hi
8 72, 2 21
I 8 19
4 6
64
2 64
4 68,
4 62;
I
4 66,
4 7("
8 vm
8 bH
I
8 66
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle.Hcg Sh'p.H'set.
C. M. St. F 11 i
Union Pacific 8 14 I 2
C. N. W 7 S3
F., E. M. V 18
C, St. P., M. & O 7 .. ..
B. ft M. Ry 7 11 2
C. B. ac Q 15
K. C. ft Pt J .. 1
C, R. I. P-. east.. .. 14
Illinois Central -
Total Receipt ....23 128 2
The disposition of the day receipt waa
a follow, each buyer purchasing tha num
ber ot head indicated:
Buyer. Cattla
Hogs.
l(fi
1.924
2.011
2,594
2.191
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
220
42
1G3
1
47
Armour & Co
Cuda-hv Packing Co
Armour ft Co.. from Soo City.
R F. Hubblck
Lee Rothschild
Other buyer
Total
482 8,1
CATTLE There were several cars of cat
tle In the yard thl morning, but very few
of them were offered for ale, o there
practically wa no market. For the week
receipt hare been very liberal in spite
of the big torm, and quite an Increase 1
noted over the corresponding week of lat
year. The table above will show the exact
fig urea.
The week opened with the beef Bteer mar
ket In rood condition. On Monday the mar
ket wa a little tronger and on Tuesday
trading wa very active, with prices un
evenly higher, as packer were afraid the
storm would hut off receipt for tha ret
of the week. On Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday, however, heavy receipts arrived and
price went down at a rapid rate. At the
clos of the week the market la fully lbj?
.. unndiv. There Is consia-
fuV r w m. vunai - w
erable unevenneaa. of course, ow-lng to the
rapid changes that have taken place during
the week. The bulk bf the cattle that ar
Mvedsold from 84.00 to m with the
choicer bunchea Belling from 84.50 to 16.15
The cow market louowra i ...w..
. .rket for beef steer.
On TuesdaT Price, wer fully 15c higher
than on the previoja Friday, but since that
ttroS the advance ha. all been lost .and
the market Is about back to where it was
the Tow- time of last week As compared
with the first of this week It is safely ..
i lower The bulk of the cows are U-
lnx from 2.a to si.eo. "
sefllrig from 83.40 to 84.00 and an occasional
sale above that figure.
The better grades of bull were very slow
ale all the week and brought but little
nnnuv than the boloena gradea. As
compared with the cloae of last week price
are f anything a little lower It now takes
something strictly choice to bring over 13. o.
Veal calves were active and steady all tb
week, the best grades eeiuna p
There was a brisk demand all the week
for desirable grades of Blockers and feed
er and the market S. a little stronger
than It wa. a week ago. Speculator have
been buying a rood many warmed-up cat
tle at better price than the killer, would
elve Such kind Bold largely from 13 90 to
14 40 The stockers and feeders that ar
rived sold largely from 82.25 to 13.90. Repre-BK-ntativa
sales:
BEEF STttlta.
Kt.
4...
...
IS...
121..
Aw. Pr. Ma. a.
.... 78 8 40 6 !
...Kiel 1 0 1 117
. 114J 4 1 11 1144
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
... 421 8 to
Pr
4 10
4 10
4 16
COW B.
, 7M
tu
, tat
7
M
8 It
1 at
a as
t to
t to
I to
a at
a...
1...
.. tw
.. MO
.. '-!
.. 170
.. 77t
..1010
. .1SJU
I M
a w
a 00
a w
a t
a u
a
11
1
1
1
. tot
.12t0
1 1
HEIFERS
1...
too
I 10 as
BULLS,
t 60 8
817 8 1
8U 8 26
1T70
1646
8 00
CALVES.
180
t no
STOCK CALVES.
1..
tr,n t an 1 10
4
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
J 7 111 6 74 8 al
a ttl 16
HOGS There wa a liberal run of hog
here today for a Saturday and the market
eased off a little. The decline, however,
would b covered by 2Sp&c. The weight
cf the hog her today wer a little hevler
than yesterday, which help out th ai
pearanc of lh ale on paper. Th bulk
0." the medium weight bog old from 86 70
to 86.76. with the heavier bog selling from
6CSM to W.87. The light staff old from
Iti 70 down, 'iradliig wa falrty active. o
that the bulk 01 me arrival was cisptmea
cf In good eaon. (several 01 tne train
were lata In arriving, though, so that th
market did not com to a ciuae unui titer
r.con. Tr.e receipt, for the week nave not been
very heavy, a there i quite a decrease at
compared with laat week and also with lh
am week ot last year. The tendency of
price waa upward until Thursday, when
tn average cost was 86 62. but since that
time prkcwa have born guiug down. At the
close of the wek. however, there la atlll
a gain over the clo of last week amount
ing to 64(Cc. Rpreeniatlv sale:
Ko a. ga. Pr. u Aa. Bo. Pr.
t .... .-22 . 4 ts tt Bfff IX III
tt I 1MI t 4l vt nt t 7t
7 JS4 4 ta 7k 2xt ... I 74
It -Ma 4 u 74 tl ... I 7
M - 4 Hi 31 4t0 t 76
ti aa t m iu 1 1
r, xuk 4a t to ta a 1 11
aa u7 80 4 to J tit 40 f Tt.
ta Itl 4 OS 7 4U 4 7t
-. lav 4 u tt.. 4 7t
TO 111 4 at 74 a;k ... t 71
tt tl4 111 71 31 40 t Tt
7t .- r 4 70 itu ... 171
II Jul ... lit 5 i IOC t Tt
It 13a 1XU t 70 44 S4I t 76
0X1 It IM 7 ..: t Tt
aa xmi ixv t " 7n zat kg t 7t
It tut t 70 64 4 7
7t JMI" .- t To la 'at t Tt
7t IXi lat To II XJt 4 76
tt ..XX1 t 70 7(1 Ji4 t T7S
a. xit 4 i m ..ta . t tt,
at aut 4 ! M Jo tn,
71 akl al lie to Mt 19 4 77s
7a too . tTli 6. ?T4 tt I TTS
IH . .-til t t 7k 71 40 4 77,
ta 11 ta 4 t st rt I2t 4 77,
Ik Mk Ul 111 tk It.. 4 77,
U. xav 0 4 74 la JM tt I T7,
74 3.U Bk t 7!', 4t .156 4
r 121 t, ti 4 a.
aa ;; I 7;, 17 aas 1 n
w it I 75s 71 7 ... . 4 !.
T .. a.l . . 4 ti: a 41 tat 10 4 tu
Te J t tl t T?s as - i4 . I
n .t 4 71, t2 sm 4 as
at, ....- 4 7r, ,i. :4a it
4r 111 o 1 7:, 4 sat 4 at
tt a 4 7;, 7 aaa m tu
ta J31 ... t 77, 7" tat S I M
1 2tt Tt, Tt IM tn
..l:7 ... I 77, Tl. l I W
1 a .... aai t a t ba at I 6
7" J4 f 171 47. o7 WIN
7 ...Ht I 71 at rs ... t ,.
t . 77. ! .'-' 40 4 '.'S
Ml 40 I 7t " ... 4
"! r ... t ts i ni . . :,
7 Mt ... 4 TS - ast 46 M. ,
I" r ... 4 7T. M SU ... I t-.t
tn ... t 7t 7 r: ... 1 -,
4 fJ . .. 171
SHEEP There were several cars of sheep
rejorted this morning, but up to a late
hour not enough of them ha 1 arrived to
make a teen of the market but it la safe
to say that good stuff would have brouaht
Stesdy prices. The supply for the ink
hss been very heavy, as there 1 a big gain
cvr the earns week of lat year, but as
compared with last week there 1 not much
ehsnge.
The demand on the pr.fi of locsl packers
hat been of very liber 1 proportions s'.l
the week, bo that good stuff ha met with
ready sale It Is safe to quote the general
market active and steady to strong, which,
of course, means that a pood ninny sales
have been fully a dime higher than the
same klnis brought lust week. Prime
wethers, and yranings in particular, have
told to good adVHTitHKf . The common "tuff
on most days sold at satisfactory prices,
but still whenever receipts sere more lib
eral than usual puckers would pound the
half-fat stuff to a greater or less extent,
but that is to be expected
The demand for feeders has been fullv
qua to the supply ail the week, and prle4i
may le quoted strong.
(quotations: Choice -esern lfimbs. In.Tii
6.00; fsir to rood lambs. $VSifi:. 75: choice
ntlve and Colorado lambs. oi"ti126: choice
yearlings, $n (&& 40; lair to gooo vearlings,
H.7696.1K': choice wethers. 4.nf'i4 !': fair 10
good, 4 0fb4S; choice ewes. 4 oo'4 40: fair
to good. l:i.2Sfji 4 (; feeder lmhF. M.2.VS4 7J;
feeder vearlmrs, 3 7o'n4 trfl: feeder wethers,
I3.7MS4.01'; feder ewes. 2.tKp:i."0.
CHICAGO LIVE UTOtK MARKET.
Cattle Katalstl, Hoar Inclined Drop,
While Sheep gtay ateady.
CHICAGO. Feb. J. CATTLE Receipt.
200 head; market nominal : gc.oa to prime
steers, 84.bOt6 75; poor to medium 8Sflnp4oti;
stockers and feeders. I2.3"t4.nli, cows, (1 .4" a
4.40: heifers, CJta4.t; cannery. tl.4"W2i;
bulls. 12. "0t4 25; calves. 3.5") 7 7D . Texat fed
steers, I3.5'k54 2fi.
HOGS Receipts, 20 000 head; estimated
Monday. 46.iKm; left over. t4'; steady to 6c
lower; mixed and butchers. 86 6" ci 96 : good
to choice heavy. 860417.10; rouj:h heavy,
86.706 66; light, K',.3,6 i; bulk of Bales,
.tV'4j6 .f:
SHEEP AND UMBS- Receipts, 2.0"0
head; market steady; good to choice weth
ers 84.6o'a6.60; fair to choice mixed, Ki.hitQ
4.50; western sheep. I4.2.''n 25; nnvve larr.bs.
84 IV jjfi 40; western lumbs, 84.75'ii6.25.
Official yesteruay;
Receipts Fhlpments.
Cattle 2.323 . 4 13
Hon 22.011 b.ciT
Sheep .321 1,131
Katasaa City LItc Stoclt Market.
KANSAS CITT. Feb. 7 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 600 head; market unchanged; choice
export and drtssed beef steers 84 ,70ida 4i;
fair to good, KMUjj't.Hi; .tochers and feeders,
I2.60fe4.66; western fed steers, 82.9i'a6.0o;
Texas and Indian steers. 82 "f'ffj 4.10; Texas
cow.. I2.ltn62.25; native cows, 11. 74 40: na
tive heifers, 82.2t.i3.7D; eannors $1 i"&2.io;
buils, 82.36i3.5o; calves. K.trjT6.oo. Receipts
for the week. 36.200 cattle and 1,150 calves.
HCKiP Receipts, 8.0"0 head; 'market 6c
lower; top. 86.95; bulk of sales 8S.Soi6.9u;
heavy, 8.wfi6S5: mixed packers 86 70ii90;
light, 86. 4066.1.71,; yorkers, 86.4IK&6 67s : plgf.
86Ktp6 65. Receipts for the wetk. 1S.2ij head.
SHEEP AND LAMES-No receipts; mar
ket unchanged; native lumhs, 4.0Oi6.25;
western lambs. IS. 85116.10; fed ewes. IS.ts.fa
8.10; native wethers. Ki.5i&4.K: western
ethers. $S.'i4i4.9(.: stockers and feeders,
I2.o(i&3 &0. Receipts for the week, H.l'K) head.
Sesr York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 7 BEEVES Re
ceipts. 1.212 head; no sales reported; dressed
beef, steady; city dressed native sides, gen
eral les. 7&c; Texas beel. aciv-V'. c a cues
last received quoted American steer, at 11
fciac, dressed weight: refrinerntor beef.
9Se. Exports, partly estimated. I.61 head
cattle, 26 head sheep, boo carcatw of mut
ton, and 6. 80O quarters of beef.
CALVES Recelpta. 146 head: quoted
steady for veals; a car of westerns unsold;
veals sold at Io.OXk&SOO; city dressed veaks,
10$ 14c.
ML
OG& Receipts, 4.086 head; about ateady;
tut? ST M5
SHEEP ' AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.9(3
head; Bheep. In fair demand; lambs, firm;
about 2 car of stock unsold; sheep, 83.62
434.66; lamba. 15 7066 65; dressed mutton,
general sale. 6&oc; dressed lambs. 8 11c.
St. Iwaia 1It Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 7. CATTLE Receipts,
J00, Including 100 Texan; market ateady-;
native shipping and export steers. 84.b(KcT
b 60, with trlctly fancy qnoted up to 16.00;
dressed boef and butchers' eteers, 14.00
1.00; steer under 1,000 lbs.. 83.04.li0; stock
ers and feeder, U.4O0-4.S6; cow and
heifers. 82.25414. 76; canners. 11.50(92.6"; bulls,
12 65(i3.35; calves. 14 dO(i7.6(.; Texas and In
dian steer. 3.004.60; cowb and heifers,
2.26fia.40.
HOOS Reoelpt., S.BOO: market teaay;
pigs and lights. M.4tKa.80; packer., I6.8u(g
.90; butchers, l6.9tK&7.06
SHEEP AND LAMP. S Receipts, 200;
market strong; native muttona, 84.2S'S5.25;
lambs. !4.95(&CnO; culls and bucks. 12 OOfjJ
4 60; .toekera, ll.Wl.O0; Texan., 83.S5!jj4.00.
Slows
City Live slock Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia.. Feb. 7 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 300 head:
eteadv; beeves. I2.50di5.00; cows, bulls and
mixed, 82.2V(j4.00; stotker tin' feeders, 12.76
6j'4.2&; yearlings and reives. 12.25(04. 00.
HOGis Receipts. 4. Boo head; steady. Bell
ing at 6.4tKfiC S5; bulk, 86.6.75.
ctcrrk ta Marht.
The following were the receipts of live
stock at the elx principal cities yesterday:
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha 6.7 9.701 259
Chicago 2"0 SO.eVK) 2.000
Kansaa City 8.O11O
St. Louis SiiO 2.5145 200
Bt. Joseph..., 11 6.214 110
Sioux City.... Sfvj .&uo
Total 2,2'S 44,915 2,559
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of TraAe mad Qaotattoa oa
St.le and Fancy Froftare.
EGOS Fresh stork, 17c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 9 10c: old
rooctei. 4(u5c ; turkeys. l.13c; duck.. 8f09c;
geeae, 7(ff'.c; spring chickens, per lb.. 9!&
luc.
DRESSED PO!"LTRT'-Young chickens.
ll(&12c; hen. USffc; turkej-B, liQlbc;
ducks. vUc; geese, lOllc.
PITER-Packing stock. 13413c: cnoice
Aatry. In tubs, lu!&17c; separator. f4(g2uc
OYSTERS Standards, per can, 2oc; extra
.electa, per can, 35c; New York count per
can, 42c: bulk, extra telerts, per gal., 1175;
bulk, standard, per gal.. 11 35.
FRESH FISH Trout. IChIuc; her-lr.f, 5c;
pickerel, 6c; pike, lie; perch. 6c , buffalo,
ilre.sed ' 7c; sunhsh 8c: bluefins, 8c; w hite
ftsh, 9c; salmon. 16c; hadO"Ck. 11c; codfish,
12c; reddiiapirtr, lue; lobetera. bo! lea, per
lb.. SOc; lobsters, green, per lb., 26c; bull
heads lw; cattish, 14c; black baa. 2jc;
halibut, lie.
FRAN Per ton 113 .80.
HAY" Prices cuoted ry Omaha Whole
sale Dealers association: Choice No. 1 un-
1 land. ; No. 1 medium. .; No. 1 coarse.
16.60. Kye straw, jn-t-e prices are ior
hay of good color and uuallty. Demand
talr: receipts light -
CORN 86c.
OATS Sic.
RYE No. 2. 45c.
VEGETABLES
NEW CELERt-Ka amaioo, p. r dax . 25c;
California, per 00.. 4nO .01
POTATOES- Per bu , 4t"ii4uc.
SWEET POTATOES Icwa and Kansa.,
$2 25
Ntw PAKt-L.f. 1 Per o eg nunenes. nc.
NEW -CARROTS Per dog. bunches. 4uc.
LETTUCE-Per dox. bunches. 45c.
TURNIPS Per bu., 40c Canada rutaba
gas per lb.. ISC
bEETS Nrw southern, per dog. buncbea,
SOc; old, per bu , 4'jc.
CI CUMBERS Hothouse, per fllg., 82.
PARSNIPS Per bu.. 4"c.
CARI:OTS I'er bu.. 4( .
GREEN ONIONS Southern, per doxen
bur.che. 45c.
RADISHES Southern, per do- bunchat.
46c
TURNIPS New southern, per dog. buncb
ea Swc.
SPINACH-Southern. jh r dox. buncbea,
50c
WAX PEANS-rer bu box, 13; Btrlng
bean per bu. box. 81S0
CAbBAUE Holland ec-1. per lb , ISc.
ONIONS Red Wisconsin, per lb., lvc;
whit, per !h.. IWr: Spanish. tr crate, 81.76.
NAVY PEANS Per bu.. E 70.
TOilATOES New Florida, per 6-basa.et
crate. 84 55 uo
CAUUFLOWER tltfornla, per crate,
12.60.
FRUITS.
PEARS Fall varieties per box. 12 60.
AI'PLES Western. r tl.l.. 82 75; Jona
thans. 84.51'; New Yo-k t'ock. 1:125; Call
Iirr.la I e Hornets. el i" hi 1, ll.Sn.
GRAPES -Malaga. xr ktg, tvy7i
CJIANPERKI1.S WiKOi.nn. ier bbl.,
$15": l.cll and HuTlea. 1.1; per box, 82.".
STRAWRERRlES-Flon-'.a, jr ouart,
Due.
TROPICAL FRUITS
LEMONS California tt"y, Ji.fu; choice,
12 25
ORANGES California navela. fancy. 12 90
It' l. nc.ice. ... Meciuerranean weei.
12 26; sweet Jsffa, 82 60.
DATLo f'tnuaui, lu 70-lb. Uaea, per lb..
6c; per rase of lh. nkra . 82 3
ritJS aiiforria. ir a- ( t cartons, li.
Turkish, 1 er JF-lb k-ox 1t v
MiSCEl.LANEi.'US.
HiiXEI-Ntw Utah. Jer 24-frjm case.
fS.26.
CiPER-New Tork 84 50; per -bbl.. 82".
P.U'KRKRAi- .;s istonsin. per -bb'...
12 oe, i-er ht'L. 83 "Tj,
MAI'LE Fl ; 4.R Ohio, per lb . l'-r.
JV1.' RN-l'er lb . 2t ; th-lle.i. 4c.
Hlt'ES No. 1 green. 6c: No. 2 green. U ;
No ,1 sifed. 7c No 2 salted. gc : No 1
veal CR;r. 6 to ir lb. SSc No I veal
calf. 12 to If !b.. kr; dry hide. 6tUc;
Bheep pep. 2.'"67bc; horse hide. II w-4)2.Mi.
NUTS U aituts. Nc. 1 soft she,!, j.er lb ,
lt'c; hard shell. ter lb.. 3tc; No 2 soft shell,
per lh.. 1S ; No. 2 hsrr". she!:, per ih., -;
Brsnls. per lb. 12r; fiiiert. ret lb. 12c,
a'.mords. noft shell, tier lb., lw; hard shell,
per !b.. Ihc: tecan. larae per lb. 12c;
, small, per lb., lie: cocoanutt. per dox.. 6c;
cneinins. er lb.. lcc; pranuU. r.er lb,
f'W' : rousted peanuts, per lb., "c: Mack
walnt;ts per bu , II; hl k"ry nuts, per bu.,
11.6"; cocoon:', j.er !' H.
'LD METALS, ETC A. F.. Alplm
(Uotes the following prices: Iron, country,
mixed, per ton. Ill, Iron, stove plute. per
ton. !; copper. ter lb , K'Tc; brass, heavy,
per Ih., 8c; braas. lip ht . per lb.. ' -c : lead,
per lb., ec; r.Inc. ier lb., 2 tc ; rubber, jx r
t otTee Market.
NEV TORK. Feb. 7. ITFFEE Ppot
Rio. quiet. Mild, dull: Cordova. 7tftliV
Future oprnrd strxdy. -n-lth iriccs un
chanped to h t.lfits losr. ancteil by ad
verse European news, heavier recetlnts st
Praxlllnn ports than extecteri. local realis
ing and absence of bull speculation Trade
as quiet ail thf session. Near Ihr rlone
coverli a by rhort? stiffened nr months
to a level h points shove the opening Total
sales a ere 1.2t0 bags. Inclodina: March.
4 4.K ; Mh. 4 5.'.c; Aupust. 4 sue; tteptemtier,
4.8ic; November, 5c; Icccmbcr, 5.1"5.1;c.
IV. Farnam Smith
& Go.
STOCKS, BONDS,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE.
We offer Union Stock Yards
Stock, Stiuth Omaha, at 106,
1320 Farnam St. Tel. IQ64
Safety - Profit
50 per cent or Over per Annum
THE
Meniere Land & LumDer Go.
Owns the finest body or Red Cypres in
the State of Ixiulslanu and large tracts of
Pine. Has one pine mill In operation. ray
lng monthly dividends of one per cent, and
sell treasury stork only to eotnplele
lirge cypres mill, lath, shingle aid
planing; plant.
Capital Stock, $300,000
Half of It Treaitry Stork.
Valae of Present Timber Holdiaga,
a74.,MU.
No chance about It. Product, cost of
manufacturing, selling value and profit are
simply matters of fact. Every good mill in
the South 1 earning fio to MX) per cent.
Thi property stands with the best. A few
thousand share at par value of SI. 00 each.
Illustrated proepectua sent on application.
WRITE US TODAY
Tha Kendrick Promotion Co.
INVESTJ1ENT BANKERS,
DENVER, - - - - - - COLO.
Mention this paper.
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.
Preata Paid Meekly latest meat Ab
olotely Gaaraatee.
W have paid our depositors from Ihi to 14
per cent wet kly or. r 11 funde invested with
ua. tAe have averaged from H?r cent
weekly ever since we have been in business.
AVe absolutely guarantee our depositors
against loss and all Investments are ub
Ject to withdrawal without notice. Our
Immense holdings of stock, bond and
other high grade securities stand between
our depositor and loss and not one of our
depositors has ever lost a single cent of
hit Investment with us. 1 your money earn
ing anvthlng like per cent weekly? Is
la Invested where you are absolutely guar
anteed against Iobs? H are able to earn
for our Investors thl large rate of In
terest because by combining the Invest
ment of thousand and utilising our ex
perience in the Block, grain and cotton
market we are able to wcure result not
possible under any other conditions. W
have devoted rear of time and large Bum
of money to the study of the stock market
and have learned by experience how. when
nd where to Invest to the best advantage.
Our busin as ha attained the wonderful
success it l.a through our ability to keep
our Investment on the afe Bide of the
market. For our services we charge a
)er cent of the profit earned, therefore If
we fall to make money for our Investor
w do not make money ourselves Our
plan of operation Is original, safe and never
fall to produce large result. You do not
need' to know anything about speculative
method to deal successfully with u.
Vnder our system you can deal success
fully thro igh us though you live thousand
of mile from 8t. l.oul nd know nothing
ot the method employed in peou!ation.
V deal for you and remit your profits a
fast a they are earned. When your money
In Invested' with us you have absolute con
trol of vour Investment at all times, for
vou can' withdraw it st any time you
choose; its safety Is absolutely guaranteed
and the profits are unlimited. Never tie
fore in the history of this country hav
financial affairs been In such flourishing
condition and never did th future appear
brighter. Whether or not you will par
ticipate In this general prosperity is B mat
ter that you alone can decide. The market
are verv active Just new and we confidently
expect to earn unusually large profit dur
ing the next few week Im not delay
ineeatlgating our plan, but write n Im
mediately. T'pon receipt of your name end
addrea we will real! you absolutely free a
booklet explaining our methoda of lnvest
mt.ni and showlnc lust how w can earn
handsome profit for you and at the Bam
time protect you Bgainet los. B. C.
"Walden Co., Mennod-Jaccard Blag., bt.
lvouit. Mo.
INCREASE TOVR SAVINGS One should
be an exieri In hi line w else employ
the services of those who have proved
bv rears of succes to be unufuallv pro
ficient The C. E. RAND COMPANY.
CO-OPERATIVE owners of race horse
and general turf enterprises, have been
paving and absolutely guarantee to con
tinue to pay 1 lr cent each week in
cash to all subscriber on Investments of
f and upward. Dividends are remitted
Wednesday of each week: all deposits
subject to' withdrawal, with interest, on
demand. Those locking for a neatly, safe
Investment for their idle money would
do well to became thoroughly "qualnted
with ell details of the busmei-s. A3
SAFETY Is the chief reaulsite to be con
sidered In niHkira a profitable invest
ment. THE RAND COMPANY furnish
highest commercial, financial and profes
sional references covering a period of
.. vcars Write for particulars. THE C.
E K.ANT O "MPANY. lt-171 Broadway.
New York City.
p. B. Aear.
Pres. C.
FrlaMa
a 'Wear. T prea
te
WEARE COMMISSION CO., CHICAGO
Mciuuela. of the f iiucipl t-lciiaic
('rival vstiea to All Pull. la.
CRA1&, rkUUIIU, HCH.K. DOSLiI
Bought and sold for rata sr
futur Delivery.
OMAHA BRANCH. llu-lU board of Trad
leiephon iilt
W. K. W ard. Uttnu kl
A MIGHTY FACTOR IN
THE FINANCIAL WORLD
Small Investors Throughout the United States Join Hands
With The National Securities Co. of St.
Louis, f'o and Form a Gigantic
Combination.
SIX PER CENT PER MONTH GUARANTEED TO INVESTORS,
The present age trill iindoubtedlv be
knov-n In history a the "Tinnm-lal Age,''
lor never In the history of the world has
there Ix-on so mu h liat mtelit be tcrniei
concentration of cupltal as In thlr present
.:ee Former!- nn individual would nuike
an investment and win or lose by the nugnt
ot bts own individual cupital, but by t lie
present system thousand of Investors
nierre thcmselvee into otie company,
thereby hiivlng the concentrated strength
of the entire capital The Napoleon of
this class ,.f Investment 1 undoubtedly J.
1 ierpont Morgan, a ho. through keen busi
ness .ludpment and by the conhdenee wh'rh
be has inspired In the miilti-millioiiKlri-s
of our country, is able iortav to torm billion
collar combinations. In the city of St.
Louts Is a lirm known as the 'National
Securities Co., whose standing in the T'lian
ciMl world is of 1he highest natur.. They
are today doing for the sninll Investor who
has from .' i:p to invest what .1. 1'lerpont
Morgan is doing for the multl-milltonulres
of our country, and. by ;orminK a ciK-Hniir
combination made .up of thousands of in
vestor In every state in the union, they
arc nm recognired a h miKlly tn-tor in
the financial aorUl. The general plan upon
hich the National Securities Co. is op
erated does not maternally differ from that
employed by the national bunks that ts.
the National Securities Co. invests their
money that they receive from deitoeitors
In bonds, stooke and other securities, but
the Investors in the National Securities
Co., instead of occ.ipylrp the relative po
sition of depositors In the national banks,
participate In the profiis or the National
Securities Co. and thereby occupy the same
position In the National Securities Co. us
the stockholders do in the nstionai banks
The national banks In accepting your de
posits for a given time pay from X to 4 per
ent Interest per annum and then take
your money and reinvest It. and the profit
that is made upon our money is divided
among the stockholders. The National
Securities Co tf.ke your money nod gunr
sntees B per rent per month dividends. 72
per cent per annum, end give you the
Sullivan's Famous Red Letter
WHEAT May wheat 1b actually corncn-d. H la apt lo sell
at 11.00 a huthel any day. Bend for my reasons for predicting
$.('0 wheat. Are you Interested In May corn aud pork? If so
keep In touch with me. THE "RED LETTER" why May
oats will Bell at &0r..
WBhash-prefcrrpd up $4 00 per ihare today, end a big deal
Just starting. Throughout the month of January I urged the
public to buy the Wabash stock and especially the Wabash pre
ferred. The deal has only started aDd the advance today is a fore
runner of the big bull speculation which George Gould and his
friends have been working up during the past few weeks. Now
1b your time to get In. Wcbash preferred will advance twenty
points beyond any question. Telegraph heavy buying orders at
once. It 1b always eafe to act on RED LETTER advice. Do not
delay.
MISSOVRI PACIFIC Sen d for my FAMOVS RED LETTER
on Missouri Pacific and find out why It la going up to 140. I
know.
8E0. T. SULLIVAN, Chicago Open Board. .
WAV E. WALSH, rtanager Omaha Office,
Room A, New York Ufe. Phone No. 3372.
FOR THE BEST
AND SAFEST INVESTMENT
ON THE MARKET Backed by Gold and
with Millions in Sight,
Buy Columbus Consolidated Stock
AT 80 CENTS PER SHARE.
$100.00 invested in Homestake stock showed profits of over f 10,000 basldet
tremendous return in dividends. COLt'MBl'S should do a well, as It bat
the extension of all ore bodies that pass through the Homestake, besides those
of the HIDDEN FORTUNE. SPECIAL CARLOAD OF THIRTY-TWO IN
VESTORS Just returned from a trip to the property. Writ for a copy of
their indorsement b. Homeataks started with about 30 acres of ground, prac
tically no ore in sight, had to haul in all machinery and supplies by ox
teams, had to experiment upon treatment ot ores. COLl'MBl'S start with
CS5 acres of ground. MILLIQNS OF DOLLARS' WORTH OF ORE IN SIGHT,
two line of railroad at hand and the past twenty-five year' experiments of
the Homestake to guide them. Colunibui should certainly equal the Home
stake. Write for finely illustrated prospectu. Reference Western Bank,
Denver; others if desired. Approved stockc sold on intallmentB.
HERBERT S. SHAW,
Offices 14 and 19 Brown Palace Hotel, Denver. Colo.
LAST CHANCE AT $1.00 PER SHARE.
CALIFORNIA-NEVADA MINING CO.
GIARAXTEKB
60 Per Gent Per Annum
Tba company
dla.-i.vamd
tha lamoua old Victor and
alto tb Arlauua, Lrn.rlc.
t.,0 Tons of Ore Areola fight, wank f2o.caMi.tMsU. prr rrmt prI,
tor Mill 1 completed. r
Tha Anion mill will he tnlahad thlt month and dividend! mar tw iacraaaad n.n aux.it,
Will poaillvclr i Aprll
Pretest Pr.ee 1 rr hre. VI Ul sdiaart Feb. IS to 1.60. vXle
for proairectwa.
W. H. BALDWIN & CO., Fiscal Agls., Yolckert Bide; Albany. N. Y
BErrRENrB-Commarrlal Amciaa: but Baua . Trust C., Lot Awtee. CJaL au
mlnluc Jouraaa of Ui suua or pruBUtisot atluUif niafl. '
(rTs MONTHS FREE
l J Vp-to-date mining paper (fully
tlluttrated). containing ail the lat-
1
e! nest from famoua gold camps.
J.
TKUKDER MOUNTAIN
g. MiwlBfj Jaaraal, 1&8 y.asaa flM
?iw 1 ark.
BUY WHEAT
We execute order for l.OoO bushels and
upwards. Iiellverle made In Chicago and
KiLtai City. All orders will rertlve care
ful end prompt attention-
HO YD & MERRILL
ROOM 4 . V. LIFE BLDG.
Tel. 103. OMAHA, EB.
privilege of withdrawlt-g your money lit
atiy time that you wish and pay your
dividends cuoh month. In inakin an in
v catmint there are tn thlnns to c iisider.
The investor should first consider the lact
tnt money Is simply a commod tv-a mer
cnrtndlsuhle romni'iiMty-SDCl W only w-.rth
what it a ill bring, and joy should there
fore tukf this niotiry 10 tlu.t ninrkit shu n
will bring v on the largest amount "f profit
lor It. nu you must be discrlniitmtins m
making your investment anu invest k v
thoroughly the people to whom ou ate
entrusting your money. Now, the st.nd:i:e.
of the National Securities Co is un
questionable and it will take but very llttie
time aud trouble to ftiui out the exact
srniiding of thle firm, which is doing si
nuclr lor the small Investor throughout
the country. Simp'y sit down ttiri send
your mime and address to ;he National
Securities Co., St. Louis. Mo . and they
will send to you by return mail their beau
tiful book, which will expliut to you lully
the exact na'ure of their business and will
aleo give you the name unci uddresses of
depositors throughout the country to whom
you can rite lievirtes this, they will givu
you the names of banks and tr.in mm
pHiilos to lioni you rim write and find
that the large assets of this company will
absolutely prot t the deposits which you
make. VliiU . ks ststed teffire. they ac
oopl small tieposits. from K' upward, still
tbey have many larger depositors, such lis
4 lias. W. MiiwKiTis of lenver. i"olo., who
deposited wlih 'hem tit.'""1: ". W. Rurkott.'
a pbv-i'-;an of Warsaw. Ind . clepositetl
with tliem S.i.i..iiii(l mni y others Remem
ber, this tlrm Is one that Is organized with
ii paid up ' Hpitnl of J.m-.OO. and Its reputa
tion for solidity etui honest desllng is
second to none in the country, and if you
wish t. know full particulars and also
le;irn why it takes money o make money,
and that a small lnve-tor ha not the op
portunity to make the large profits if he
goes it alone as be will to 1 .In this gigantic
combination of small Investors, write todv
to The National Securities Co., i'ept. 41.
St. lxuis. Mo.
PP',r ''" of " when Victor
Mill is completed, which will b
Anrl! lt.
Hoodlum diIi.m .... . .
Cation aud Araua Mt. riiui
SUCCESS
Mara Tor bad tt In s Laat lata iff
If um. tr om.'t j.,o t"' Ini.n-ocioa troa soma
on sun 1U Kltf ynt K1QHT?
urtt our auLscrluers lu tivr shoal at Tl, 7a.
, Tl. 71 and au uama and oa SYldar. Jauuars It. wa
,aaid Sell May Wl.aat Aocta kj-
If rou bouthl at 71 and aui abova U re too't
ad our advi.n. f you go, -atipaawad" le t tun
yuu bad utora aaoaa
I It cia oa onir tM. a a vaar to KEEP RIGHT kr
, Uain ur datlr foraiaaca on atocka sad grata. CUu
k'a irial fur 11 au '
( Band tur troa lata, alo.h una all about our
- .. ... ...ufiii, lui.iniiaiioa.
THE MARKET CHART CO.
40S Mallcr'a HldtJ, C k too go, III.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Best AasrleaUt aural Meekly.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Oaly Ot Uollavr at Yoavth